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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26

GOA. S. CHAMBERS will he supported for
the Magisiracy to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of William Dorsey in the
Norh,own Dis'rir'. BY MANY vorEns.
January 10. 1853.
ksy-Mr. Miller, Sir Please announce Mr.
JOHN H. LlKENS, as a candidate for Magisiro,e
to fill tnc vacancy cccasioned by the resignation of
William Dorsey, Esq. and obligc
Jan TO- 1883 MANY Worms.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.


VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
DURSUANT to- decree OF the Circuit Court
Il OF the County OF Berkeley in cause therein
pending between Alfred C Harris and others
plaintiffs, and Jacob Van Dorcn jr. and Others
defendants, the undersigned Commissioner nam
ed in said decree, will expose to sale at public auc-
ton before the Court House in Martusburg on
hondoy The Al IF FsJruaygaeat, being Court DAY.
That valuable House and Lot.
lying on Queen street in Mar,insburg now occu-
FLED by Hiram Bowen, and adjoining the lots OF
Conrad Roush, George Seibert, &c.
The front building is weathcrboarded, with o
commodious back bnilding of brick and all ncces-
sary out-buildings on the lot. 1t is now occupied
as Alerclaant Taior's Store Room. and affords in
addition a conmodious residence for family 1t
is regarded rs Of the best business locations in
the town.
Terms prescribed 5y The Decree: One third Of the
purchase mony in hand, the balance in equal in
stalments Of six and twelve inoaths from the day
Of sale, with interest on the deferred payments,
which are to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
EDMUND P. HUNTER,
January 2, is53--tds. Specl Conn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

fINliE undersigned. intending 10 remove 10 the
i West, offers at private sale until Tuesday. the
LIST day OF March, 1868. that valuable and well
known property. which she now occupies, known
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
AUCTION SALES.
TRUST SAFE.

VIE una erssgned By virtue ofa Deed of Trust
u excepted by James Sterrets 10 Silas Ilnr,sr
ivr the osnedt Of David Warrick, ana dnis srecsI
81 IN the couuty Court or Berkeley. mil s,,bse.
qnsnsy assigned to Jacob Myres Win seIl II s,er.
Of the Court House in Martinsburr. q, fAt Iath W.,
March nezt. Court day1 the following deserihel
ands viz All his, the sail james S,err,lt rigs
and interest in Morgan County va., in i tract 81
wood land adjoining The lands Of Big Jacob Miller
deceased, conserving SO acres more or less also
irei Of land purchased oftLe heirsofJacob r, encb
urc = formerly John Richardson's land, adjoining
the lands OF Henry Miller John ke,te, III oslars
eonssining 2g3 acres more or less also ,,- -
land IN Berkeley County Va, lying and ns;ns ~
D'rt iiiil Mountain, containing 81 acres ,aot. ~
Tess adjoining the lands Of john Hedges ana az.
ers also ssss ana OH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
WOOD! WOOD! +:

Thoee Of err subscribers ~ho wish 10 pay their
suhserip tionsiz wood will confer favor by bring
hight soon. bee. l 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26

lars 'hsalaao1e remedy, In praise Of which =,
much has been said and writ, II 49, !. ~
been introduced We pleased ID ~ Il New IN.
tanned in our town. The curative nrons,tses al
crloed TO this article are such as We Can rssa,lv
oeliese come within the power Of SONG remedial
asenisto enect II Is recommended for quick al
most electrical effect IN allaying pain and assns.
ging inflammation, giving tone 10 The nerves ami ia
aigoraiing he muscles when excited or impai,es
and in fact for all those forms or the ais to whsl
hesh Is heir that may be reached by ex,erpa,
application. -
The reader Is referred TO the advertisement II
The paper for certified statements otis sffe.s ~
these who, unfortunate in the, Affections were
favored IN the possession Ut 80 saluabe 4 remedy
we learn that gentleman in this town NH ada
ms testimony 10 It's efficacy in case Of sura;a.
TINS VIII confer = benefit on many who may he In.
duced 10 avail themselves of its henefts xatyhv
its having the prestige o. a new name. Sec aiyer.
tiscment in another coluun.
Dec. %, ls52--2w
FrOmths Chami sbsrg Pei H2is.
@S~The success Of Nixon's letter uintment /,
this County, in curing many invetera.e cases Of
letter i.ingworm, Itch, &c, 80 speedily and Z,
surely certainly relieves it from The odium AZ b.
ing called hnmbug This Is more than We can
say Of most patent medicines For sale by
Nov. 10 Pm WIN. = Ilrslsrns
neSy~H should ie materially Gsowh--ftr j. !,
strictly true---tnat indigestion Is the paren, al
large proportion ofthe fatal diseases Dysen,er,.
diarrhea. CHOLERA morbus, liver complaint mi
many Other diseases enumerated in the city in.
spcetor's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera.
tel by indigestion alone. Think OF that dysnep
ties think Of 1t all who suffer from disordersa
stomachs and IL you are willing to be guided bs
advice. founded upon experience, resort at once
don't delay u d,yl to IIooaand's German Bi,ters,
prepared by DR., 9, u. jackson, which, us an aer-
alive, curative, and invigoraut, stands alone and
unapproa"hcd General Depot, 100 Arch street.
are excellent for the diseases specified above
Philadelphia City heas : duly, Is '52-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
A HOUSE AxDIor

q "a acres Of land more or less, adosninv ~
lands Of Daniel Lemasier, james woo,iall and ON.
ers with all and singular the appur,enances 10 tho
said tracts o. land, the said james S,srrctts n,e
rest in the aforesaid tracts OH land
Teyms.--A credit ofsix months will be given ,ha
purchaser giving bond With approved security
g. BOYD HARLAN
ddaa'r Of Ssas HarLan dscd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
ISL ACRES.

H. good portion being in Timber. with
Ml!h excellent bottom aud upland. There SO
MI!lare on the premises comfortable>-xSS
dwelling and necessary Out houses.
The Terms Of Sale will be one.third in cash the
bal nee in two equal annual payments, with inie r
est IRON the day OF sale he purchaser giving
bond and a lien on the premises for The deferred
payments NORMAN MILLER
January s, lS53-tds stfcf C.p,,r ).
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26

all to he sacrificed In Proportion.
or or Smokersi 1910 papers ofthe very best German
smoking Tohaceo at cents paper, worth i2A cents
3rn good Cigars half price 3po sieghiug waps al
lev cents piece.
y NEW Cheap STORE,
Next door W Ks~asas' Hsssl, MarsAasbug.
Jsnnsry a, 1873
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26

iith, Very warm for the season.
18th, Rain and snow.
18th. A little snow.
l4th, A little snow in the morning, clear and pleas
ant in the evening.
18th, Cloudy, west winds in the evening
10th, Very cold and windy.
18th, Clear end cold.
18th, A lille snow in the evening.
10Th Cloudy in the morning, clear in the evening.
goth, Clear Fine day.
2lst :. "
22d, Cloudy all day.
esd. Snow in the morning.
gath Cloudy damp and disagreeablc, a little rain
toward evening
25th Cloudy, with snow in the evening.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
Meteorological Abstract.

January 1853.
LIST, Rainy mcrning,- pleasant afternoon.
I'd. little cloudy, no rain, rather pleasant
81, Foggy morning. little rain in the evening
4tb, Clear, with cold west winds.
5ih, White-frost, clear and pleasant.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
RlsOPEKTY

A iot dr parcel 81 good Limestone Land con
tanning ~ acres. adjoining the lands oiev,he
hers OF John Gray. deed, Caleb TATE. iSii
erly Arthur Reeves Sc. being The ssjiyl 4
was conveyed 10 SAID John Fry BY said John
W Sewari aud wife by deed dated June OH.
ieqI and oi record in The County Count OF
Betkrly.
The Improvements consists Of a comfortable
dwelling House with out buildings. stable.
&c. There are on the farm Two good orchards.
and never failing stream Of water runs
through the farm.
TERlIS--Cash.
JAMES l.. CAMPBELL.
Ian - fGEo-ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
Com missi0ncr's Sale Of
BERKELEY LAND.
Robert !. steele A'' g. easas.,y.

Matilda Pickle, &c.
pi virtue Of a decree Of the County Court Of
ID Berkeley, in chancery, made at the Fehruary
Term, 1850, shall, MS Special Commissionerin the
above cause, cfer for sale, on Noad0y he i4ta DAY
81 March nfr'. being Court-day before tho Court
house door in Nartinshurg certain tract or par
eel OF LAND, lying miles South of Martinsburg.
on opequon Greek, known as the Shartel Farm
con- aiming about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
co SOON TO The NEW CHEAP STORE

ND get there some Of the Bargains offered
Nhefnrc, such
1885, yards 81 fashionable rasmrres Aar aecas and Musse
In ,le Laue. from lax, 2pcants yard.
27j yards of the very finest French Caross all
fast eolors. fer less than wholesale price
5 pair Of white black and slate Lsdcs stockings lax
cents pair. worth 25 cents.
256 dozen OF the celebrated coates spoo running 900 yds
to the spool at 81 cents dozen.
Rcs.lcs ~ unE. nl.san .I4xant af
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
TRUSTEES SALE
of Valuable Berkeley Lnnd.

DY Virtue OF a Deed Of 1'rus; executed n g
- John Fry and wife. dated on VI. l7,h
oi June 1917. ana OF rr,:D,l ,nAhe Clerks ul
ice o. The coua,y CsIa of Berkeley, 10 Sc
cure debt due 10 joan w Stewart. / shall
oiirr for sale ~ the front door OF the cour,
House, on Monday The l4h Of February nerl
(Court day 1h- following
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12
THE LATEST NEWS,
RYCEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.

e.fei0I fIltsh 10 ". Y
WAsmsGroS Sept II, 1883.
Gen Cas- IN vory letter the President most
daily him of his high personal and political regard
declares that no President had many difficulties to
encounters that has been WISE judicious PATRIOTIC
hat the vr,r WI accept no position under the Govern
mont Lu h Of Senator aad that the President rely
upon his Gen G. - earnest hearty support Of the Admins
ration.
Secretary Mt LELAND has rcoevcda letter Of Ike import.
These letters are a wet blanket upon tac dsaiected and
iusubordnate Hunker The C,ooa Of to day aiudos tc
these letters with qualification and lGuds the patriotism Of
Con Cass.
Henry 4 Wise s engaged in writing scathng article
against the Pacific Railroad II reported that Inc II soon
10 I'D 10 the hymenal altar u noted Richmond beauty.
There was Complimentary Dinner ct the United States
Iotd lat evening to Gen Pillow and Hon. T. p Stanton
About fifty gentlemen were present The principal speak
els were Pillow S,antOn Gushing and Judge Nicholson
.Cular Progress" and Manifest Destiny were the
priucpal opcs The lbustorng sentiments uttered were
r,ceivId with marked favor ,The Attorney Generals
sreoch wa pronounced able attractive and brilliant
Tho communication in Saturdays UniOn with the sooth
inc editorial Introduction about Dekinsons Amt slavery
sentiments in 1877 has produced quite sensation among
the faithful
The Secretary OF State has written letter addressed 10
some Puiies and Barnburners counselng them TO in
dor,e tie Fugitive Slave Law Of the Syracuse Convention
This takes the wind out OF the sails OF the lIunkers
Gen Dixs letter to DR. Garsin, OF Augusta, Ga,
square M to the Baltimore Ptform Fugitive Slave Law
and all It published in The Aygnsta Coaa'aaoHqi'@
Tie Secretary Of State is busy employed in answering
the Austrian ProuunciameDto about Kozsa. II win be
paIer IN Webster on Hulsoman. High ground viii b.
taken and excoriong wha II viii be>adlrcssedto the
Austrian Minister here
BeniamnJ Ferris Of Ithaca Y late Secretary OF the
Trry of Utah. has just returned He reports that not half
the graduation Of the MonDonshas been told thatBrgham
Young has forty wives that sedtous feelings are rie
throughout the community in short Tint women and men
ore ia q state ofdcep degradation Gus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

.le Heu.e can ie confined seccTjiaE 70 - secret
bargain a. 'lr l.sders before The Election = ID Bar
her o. ylSlsiurv. wio Il cllsi FEee Sober snl Is
sPrr Denocr,f. vii te sPeaLsr Ct tie House. til
U.,roerstir state Ticket elected and nominal Free
scaerei dozen 20 tie r. :. Senate Barber would giFe
Al. hi. Old y oes 20 get this paee. but glass hs 10
cation West o. the Mountains win prevent g. TIE sen
s,sr to be chosen belonrs 10 The Est
TIE Run Wigs have gone against their party very
generally in vor Of their toddy. eeeting by the help
Of tie Tree soilers WHO are nearly al Temperance
Uen, and have been traded Of by their leaders, Demo-
crsts from Burlington, Middlebury and many other
strong Wig towns. Dauville, Bra-tleboro and some
Others haze elected Wings clsmed to be opposed to
the Maine Law Montpelier elected Gen. T. K.
Wslten. Maine Law Wing, over Liberal Wing on
Wednesday afternoon after thirty hours balloras.
We fear the House VIII be anti-Mane Law because
the enemies Of that Law every where pacef Hum
ahead Of Politics which is friends too often failed TO
DO Tie Senate. however ought to save the Law. and
We trust viii do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12
CARY ON USAGE.

We have already considered the substance ofGen.
CsTs Gag Resolution. an averment OF alleged fact
So far is il from being the truth that uniform usage has
eler9ed Won an from the public platform, that twoud
he rearsr the truth to aver that she had been Rer
thus excluded down TO the meeting of the Chambers
Marsl Convention in Metropolitan Hall this week. All
must know that Woman is habt1al speaker in the
public meetings of the Friends Q4akers, one OF the
most intelligent wealthy and moral denominations OF
Christians that she speaks also in the smaller meet
ires of Nethodsts aud other denominations That she
Las for wears been prominent on the Temperance plat
form. we have already shown. Mrs Mary Jackson
vio SPOKE at the Metropolitan last week. has been an
approved Temperance speaker in England for the last
twenty years and the fitness and acceptabity of her
addresses were questioned there. And 1t Fem
perarce usage is too low authority for Chambers and
Cary We nay remark that we saw Queen Victoria
mike a speech To thirty thousand people in the first
World Fair. and not one human being among Great
Priains twenty odd millions hinted or seemed TO I'M
aeire that there anything improper or unlady-ke
in her doing 20 Had she possessed the talent OF Lucy
stone or Antoinete Brown she might have made bet
ter and perhaps a longer speech; but she dill really
well and all seemed very glad TO hear her She was
under no necessity OF making this any more than her
speecles to Parliament which she may do by commits
sion but has often chosen 10 deliver them in person
SO much for the fact but suppose Gen Carys argu-
ueut lad been true-what then Here Is claim OF
rielttle right of a constituency to be heard through
lis own deegatethe right OF that delegate to repre-
sent il: if uniform usage tad debarred Women from
speckiuc-what them Is Right nothing and Usage
eyer,tLrgl Nay: What is the Temperance cause
itself luta revolt against immemOia and almost uni
form Usage in behalf OF Humanity Men have al
:" WAYS drank Intoxicating Beverages pleads the
bibler Then they have always done wrong re-
rlies Gen Cary from the rOStum, aud should quit 10
:. at once" So say Chambers aud Hewitt so say we
ALL With what face, then, do they turn so short
corner az to gag m undiputed delegae to their Con
vertion because Gil that the ta;D there is usage
adverse to Womens speaking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

free rsGe according 10 the Brti.h seceP;aFion Of the
tern, an a. sneh II i swallowed b. our neighbors Of
IL lanai Of Goa srcs sni TIE Pest; but were we to
yrerss. tie eppoirtnen. Of staining committee Of
C,r-s anti OH zs 70 determine uroa foreign speca-
larire~ stlsnpis at gripping tie comp petition Of
orru:kers Of iron and cloth II would be met b. ye1
Of 5sJ atcn Is On improper Interference With tie
rals Of tie people NeTeTiheleas the greTsnces pro-
rsed 70 be reedied by the British Committee are ar
les tim tlose 70 which The people Of this country
,rl;ee4sd It j. time that free traders shonl fly
Prti,h practice and contrast it with British precePt
Vteue7sr ,ley shah do so they viii find that British
f-,e fr,fe cstatisbes monopoly abroad and a. home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

-. a, ycusesrv sbos; htsere lie ear Dc ne 40
lAru. -, D.. - ,,fr.
.ffr0- &c ihsr rsT o. e.r~ct u vflte stp asa
l Errrtie 81 whacseT they ,ntv er1s i5'-
ID !. a e., rre-tor tn whole ESQ - taaS Ill -
fFcied frycn al CO.. Ard W g % vel - DeI1oeaS so1'
rrTrssv t.se = uaort co--a r,iis -1oa As = fsa5
80 be-. @stu co-1rsrx b1s.1cs csrss
IS ~ - 10 ~ df hcus- ed rsg fF "a n vel ~
eai 'sea great 1aa n 500 BAL ih .
os ~ .ssrse.s ell friends s-a bsers- ,oz-.sisesrsy
K n.
Our Anonymous correspondent states that Mr. San
t,r had been making money as Aforesaid in pushing the
Coin esul clan against the Government, whereof Our
readers have lad mixing in Washington cores
rer7erce. We readily correct onr former statement
tat It's letter proves stanton to have been boring
II orsy out Of tie Treasury on shares while he was
,fenf her Of Congress. Ills term ended on the 81 Of
March and this letter was written tie 18th of May
following; 50 that, though have no doubt thar 10
lad r,ue Into tie lobbying business before his term ex
pired this letter does not prove it. But when he SAYS
IF CAN BE REELECTED. can make great deal q
mcrey be language whose purport Is beyond mis-
take We leave i 10 be its own comment
We hesr nowadays Of Members of Congress who are
lawyers being professionally employed to push this or
that claim without reference to their public station
Put hes anybody ever hesrd OF Of these gentlemen
orposirg SIS Member a claim which he was paid 70
advocate as lawyer And if not should moi the feo-
PIE be sJarng in the election Of lawyers to Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12
ANOTHER SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDRNT-0xD
MAN KILLED
pnILApFtPnIk. satartay. FL

PHILADTLPHTA Satlffa.l ~ ~ t-os'
TIE New York train due here last evening did 4 ufye
Until O'Clock this morning having been thrown on tho
trek rear Beverley The forward brakeman, named In
dtB va instantly killed. and John Cobson- The eng 'ecf
considerably bruised None Of the passengers were iDsze
Tie accident oaused by piece Of raj being preed
against he slecpen and braced ether sde IN tho po
tion Of turn out The locomotive thrown Of mo
low Place adjoining tie track and turned Up end The
break nan was thrown rom tie gig tie tenler and
fear q dead.
Tie passenger can wose displaced from nc taek sns
scns hat broken but passengers seriously .ssssd
Tie reached Camden by an extra TAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12
Tie Nnr- York Evangelist after disparagng the Whole
Worlds Temperance Convention to the extent OF ~
ability and courqpe proceeds as follows:

On DE s.bssh the tendeneso ,h moyemsn hal ss more
i,s PegaH b. NJ. An,oipe WI WHO claim. saa
hsrsf The title Of Reverend In wnt $3.50, ~ NJ,
Hiovn h,s ler clerical chce W are unable % .as ~ .y
BE- the sane oaee VII Cd was held oy rsi ~
tro Of h, countless dieIs Who s.e oi- o. tne SD
i, 4c,Tsrt SO little OF tie OF Christian assembly pre-
Wild tie. I ma tes s Commanded :. Idle Of the ,ec
ne ii,ry ili more Ere. thsn iserm9n- inc %
Ia OF m, shsnee invitation r. which the public appear
Sif Ink IL rsaires Wy 6cs el per poo dihr the
r Of tbs aId cherlc fnl VIOLATION o he Lofas aa9
Tie more material nsst0temens OF TACT IN the ABOVE
are ioliows;'
l. There was no shilling paid by oilers or oIher
I,ar,rs OF Miss BrOwn-nO charge at the door no
tickets 40 contribution any cal upon the audience
for onev though the rent of the Hall Is SoO per day
. There vas delay OF the ser'Iee except thst III
eyably resulting from the entrance OF oOoO people Iii
10 q larae puiHc hall Had the services been com
n,rced While two or three hundred per minute were
coming in it would have been difficult 10 hear WON
ans voice in the gallery
3. There never was q more orderly religious service
in our Civ uor more quiet. serious anil attentive au
di,nce.
4. Tie dsoid,r" riot" &c, had no existence
cave IN the fancy or wish of The Evangelist which pa
rerlas invented apologies for RoW iyism when Row
dylm teli could lot imagine any
-Wtou prolcssedly religious and anii-slayery pa
per descerds 10 such miscellaneous as the above who
can wonder at the more otrOcous 5els OF The Hera'd
Inns &c.
P.S-Wc bayn't asked the preacher her authority
for spetklgas size did; but We find IA Matt xviii
conn ald by angels to women TO go quickly and an
n.uce lie resurrection of the Savior of Mankind re-
pateG U.s. 10 by tie risen Savior hnself aud W. can
not fud any decent usage to contro'er that
"scrirtuill authority for Womai's conveying that
message and demonstrating ito truth But this is free
eantIJ wherein those who have nothing 70 say or
nk they lave no right to say it, are at perfect liberty
h keap quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

everything ard dssentisg from no'hins for slmos,
Year and IL ii hadn't be>n Cor the gossip Of some 81
cur Washington correspondents tlnanly Democratsl.
We don't know bat We night have passed muster fora
pretty orthodox Democrat by this timeai all events,
we don't want TO quarrel with the National Aduaisirs
ten are ssd il has 50 much strength IN Congress. and
viii IL hsd more. As to quArrci'ng with The En-
yrrss md lis squsd we certainly have mt done BIZ Of
II for months hut have allowed their attack TO pass
u,ferly UNDECIDED VIII Tie TsHes 70 tract fully AID
heartily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

Princes Azores .cntt7 gaseshow
IS that tbs distinguished lady wr,ss for Tie T,'rne non
A,ia Minor when IT, PkrSa1ia Bizarre deseTl rs her a.
living in Psrs The answer IS simple she lived IN Pars
for many years. during Nhch period the writer IN tn
carr, vslci her house until ISIS a. when she went to
Italy to aid the Republicans ser their downfall she took
refuge IN Turkey where the Sultan made her grant Of
land ard who're sic has since resided
We have lately received pa kaye OF letters RON Mad
SINE Beeooso Shieh We shall lay before our readers ss
soon az We have ron