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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
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rirb biermit ststten, bae Der uate5si6ntte ale
gresptpr Der StnttrIansni6aft pes vsritcrttnen
Sarcb 5tsfanb, lestbin pom Oternilfcrr
1dunItip. e,6u Gaunts, dnselrlt rprbfn III.
Vile bieiehtssn bnbsr pelde nod an tsidste 6ir.
terIafTenIGait f&utren, ino bttrburA dufaefcrcsrt
innerbalb 6 s8rGen an,uruftn unb at3utsjatlen.
llnb Sclae bic ned re6tm6eiss Grrrcrunssn ta.
ben, Ilnb etenfals sriu6t icl&t rctltrhdtst til-
ntrbaIb rtr tsIasten 3eit eiTSub6nrism an
Daptt5isfane, gr'cr.
MGr; 29. Eo6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
Aarte pon lr6a GanntD,

entipcrfrn une 9rjtt6nrt r1atb ctner Srt9naIprr'
mefuns rur4 bGs gauge Gauntp, pom
gbOtptafdba4, Gip. Gns.
Der lIutsrsejdnes III 9,ieuucu in Survm sine
d. &drte BON Seb1 Sauntp
hcraueustten in ctr @erausfebt, rsBH cine binrtt:
ebsnes Nn,abt pcu lnterWhntKArhotn wtres.
Die @trn,sfTdns bat tsretts E9cnntn. autsfsnf'
tientn Srragtn, Rlsacbahntn, nR Sa9en etr 0trthtn
&sriammunssr une 9 buthduitr, 9cllcflitu, eauntr;
fcbrs, NRdhltn, Sftnnids piultr, 9Ho9nsr unf
SdmitbsptrtltSttsu, @r,; uno Dintra:9rubtn pErrtr
in ptrislb,n on9sintttt ptreer. -rs
TiI 9iamen Ter tShruncbtheIr imlG9emsintn (sin;
fhI6tth Der gonsn alltr rtrisni9tu ptlths fth gum
8craus ftr Ole 8arte untir;tiobns soHetn on ibrti
bttrttncen 4lGetn au9tnsrtruno Der frcie Sau, re'
8arts nit dnihrn in gscha Geuntp urIiert rptresn.
Gin Qtau FER g aot 2utntcpn. fcrpis Fldne Ger
arSgsrn Orts I'M 9auntr, OILS Gataiaulua. @nlaus n
rutrnsn in astglrtm sQonGitots cnfrcrfen, IN etnl
8aum crr Rartc ouf9tucmmtn ptrctr.
Dttflbr nirN in cincm fctten MaaBItntt 9tistbnci
nerrsn, eog t snt ercss unp jirtnpe eanetarts rcr
ttlIr. Die 8arismiro 9rapirt itbSn 9tmaht uno aut
tSiurpduc ofac;r3n uno ie isesm lmtrEIthntr Gin.
bdnc,9t reresn.
Sam,s 3. Gcctt, 6praus9eber.
l16 Gbsuut Str. pbIacSIphic.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
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riro biermit seSrtrn, pab bic llnterSsi6nrtsn aii
Arminiitratorsn Der SintsrlaHeni6aft he's ceritrr'
bener 5enrY SaeUb lebtbtn pom 9tcrp.
SSbcitbaa Sanl6ip, 2s6d Gauntp, anseitelt
worpen iinp. Ollie picjcnisen raber, relde nrG
IN teiaSte SinterlalcnI6aft I6ulrcu. fnr dufse,
fcrpsrt, nucrbolb g4rdcn au;urufsn unp atSus
br,oblsn; unr Irl6e bic rr6 re6tmdeiac 5rrrs'
runsru taten, linp rtcniallS tieyrurd criutt lcl'
DE innrrtalb teiastsr 3et ppbIteitdtigt ein1ubdn.
biSen, an
Caroline Saccb, or>r,,ors
Daniel 8einbarb, avn 0'0'
Mar, is. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
90 II un6erp . Il f!
g, traDtet oaS &lrioer Osplrtement.
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10, ,O0GI stice frcti9c Sflciset!
i'm 0rr6en uno tIcinrn.
>so gScbIftlltr ais tr9cnc rnlEnc N zen &tre
M ni9tsn Sraatsu NrtaufE wtrn. Gcmnlr aS'
-11-ittn gu 50 Gents bis SbaItr; ScnmTr pr:
i II ;u 50 Gents SCmmer RSdi non 10 Gtnt5 biz
s.; SuptrftnS titbinS RGtt non s. bis $40.
G6miaGs mrrpta iSeS MT Sitrtr auf 9ElttlIhna
atmatt unr au rsn mrsthit ttut9tn prtilEn. &utt
an elim @tabtigentnS an. thr wtrptt hnrtn cae I'M
s,ntn enn,tn Gnma touftn tSnnt fir 81 %. aFi'
tSuntn ollie btfritrla,n, uno tstuer tGnn nit uns
trmp,trln. 2Rtr pIrlonasu nur cas ibr bsi uns on.
rufn uno eucb ittbt dtSrTu9t RAP ibr an isosn ini
Shalir elntn GrIrart
90. 8 pamiltcu Stro6s III Ger Srt.
9Seioner uno Sd8er.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12


gEasen nru unO pom Der neueiten 0lrbe. Gr
wiinitt bier DEFENDERS 81 bsmrrfen, eab sr ieinrn
Stod in ben lrBten wenissn glcnaten UNI iebr
pielrs ssrsrSesrt uno perbsbert bat. limb tsfer'
mann Fam nun nit BON c einem 9fero an bic ju
elmer DIT pferbe. Omnibus tebient rnben. CT
II aud INNER trsit duf bic fiir5eite anJsise 9ar'
tbssn bic rs psrldnsen m6Sen burh quite unb itd'
ere 9reter aus;ufabren.
SamiIien, uno Ssoernidnn dttrbdupt, tSnntn
Immer nit 5ubnreItn nod ibrem siSenen @t-
lhmad perieben percen.
Seine Gpreerunsen Ipllsn icbsr3e;t 70 tlts alS
an irasno sinrm anpern Gtabli6ement Der elrt IN
9l1entaun Iein, uno pur6aus in tftnrr 9nf9t
pnrf ss ttnIelten nadbltsbtn.
Gr fauft aud nod iuinsr CUTE gfsree tin
aud tatt er Ict6s INNER gum Strtauf. 9Srs
atIo quite Yfcree su 7 a II en- cher Sertanfen
rdnfGt Der iprrGs BET tbni an, Oenrt sr CUTE Sdr.
gen mn6en Oi0.
Siir bisbsr ssnrHrne llntsradbuns fdst tr berg
f6en Dant, unb bcfTt bur@ ginttli6feit unb GU
te 8rbirnuns i6 lsinen Antteil Der CUNT prs
pubGtums fernnbin ;ujufHeru.
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aGentnun, april S. na3R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
2St-Otl9
Fir 0as Nmblifllil,.
MGrst5.

llntrr,e6nctcr rrgreift bisIe @ele9cnIet frins
6reunpr unp paS Yublitum iitereaupt paraut auf'
mrrtiam gu MADDEN, baB ct cine
NeueG t.nribtun9
aCtrcffen bat, bic tefonosrS ben SntsrelIen Der
9IrIhSitsleute bsi6rbeIib 1T. Gr bat ndmli6
nit pen SteseItabnsG Gompasnien, prren otraben
let Glltpn Cpncentriren, cine ueberentunIt 9ctrrts
fen, pppur6 er nun in BEN Climb 9riett miro ist'
usn &unpen Sitter nett geIhptnper gu tterle'
fern ais RIGS frdbrr geIdeben tcnnte. Dtrs 9c'
jdiebt nidt nur allrin pom pem 9bilapclpbi1 lcn'
pern au6 Susteid BON pcm 9leuYcrt gtartt irwir
lan 3miIditn.YIGsen. llnp babel fam ntln iids
Oaraaf ocda6en, bab eies fir iebr ttlIi9e gtetbe
9eIGiebt.
Gr scoentt jeben anbcrn Sag 0'Itcr BIZ. init ben
8ic9sIbahnrn bel Cation anlan9en, bier in surn'
taun pprr 3ptden.Yldsen db1uicfgn:
Otter am 9Sallnub sStrabrn Btarf iu 9etlh'
prlptia atgsliesrt unp in feline care arrreBrt wer'
Osn pinttlid telrrst.
Sn Cation TT Iein QnbnltSs sYtas an bcm ,,5ars
msrS unp Drpprrs 5ptel," unb in SettIebrm an
penn ,,Sun 9ptel."
Stcbrbaltrr uno anotre In Gsda GauntY bic
@itcr pur4 Jpn tcnmrn laben, ttnnen an rent
Su6itpbr ppn Sc ID, 0utb uno 3rerler
pafiir dnfraarn-auh tGnnen SrcerS fir 0iiter
unp Yadrte fir anpere pldse paleIbit at9rsrben
pcrten.
Srpers fir Glitter bic nit @stp tesleitet iinb.
prrrrn gang piinttlid unp NIT Der 9rbbtrn Scr9'
TaIt. purb ibn psrlSnliG an Srt unp Stelle be-
icrst.
Gr fiiblt perIi6ert taB ct bura pieie nrus Gins
ridtlm9 Dem Yutlifum ndbld letn tlnn, unr
brfft paber auf cine literae unteriitisuns, wrlde
TT l6 bur6 YinttliGtet unb biIIise pretBe ;uSu'
ii6rrn geprntt.
@itliam 8. albright.
Nqentaun, glpril 5, 1854. nasr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
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pirp bisrmit sessten, rab bic llnterjsi6nttsn ale
Greeutcrin rsr !5intsrlaHsnI4aft pes prfortensn
Marti 6emmtrtr. ien., leBtbiu pcn Die
prrsNilIcrp launI4ip, eeda Ghlntp, angeitslIt
wrrrrn 1np. Ollie birtenisen paber wel6r nod,
an teaste Stntrrlafnl6aft l6ulcen, fnp aufse'
fprrert, innerbalb 8o6tn an1urufen unp abSu'
besablcn; unp IOl6e bic nod rsdtmdbt3e 8rr'
perlmssn taben, FnO tbenfaas biercur4 eriu6t
IOlGe innerbalb tsia9tsr 3et ppbltsitdtist ein;a'
bdnbisen on
Col. 3emmcrer, q. Wilforo,
Wartin &emmerer, Saljbure,
Npril 5-na6m. 9Tmtcrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
9tortb1mpton
@16er : @eleQi6Mt.

Sci elmer Seriammluns Der Scarb Der Sers
matter ririer @cleui4aft, aebalten an itrer @mt'
itute am 22Ren pieics @Unats, tpurrr frf8snesr
Ssi6luB p0Brt
Sef@tcben-Oab Der YrdTrsnt Der Ser'
waltrr,8parp autcriflrt Isi eins SeriammIuns crr
Stpdbatsr Der ,,9lcrttanptcn SSaiIsr9rirll4aft'
gu terufen, gu baten auf Rem 15ten GaS april
1854. mn llbr gta6nittass, ant 5aufe Bon 8
gp. IS BAD, in allentown, UNI Die SAidlI4seit
in Grrdsuns ;u nrbmen, bic funrirte StpIp rer
@elea1halt gu liauipiren uno bic WlNerwerts
pur6 sIussate tsvOr,ustsr StUdS su Ser8rtBsrn
Mus rem %tTtetea.
Spfepb BtaStr, Sraft.
MIr, 29-na3m %. $. . lumeE See.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
Sonntaas- -Sdlal- -Dh6er.

Cine arsss une In Der Chat herstibe 1uspehl
Deutft,t Senutaass sShuls ydbSr--artitet wcrau
ssuns in ctsr c5saenb lhea tinsit tmangcte--fcsber
srhaltsn uur an pbaarsipbta unO Sasus9erf prsil'b
Red, eutt uus zrsrisr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
&etblebemer
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in rsm 3.IlSdtasn Gtbaues ees 6ru 50 b 8.
Rtsc, uub ssscndber 6 Suau4' SiisnltePr.
in Der SSrpaS Gtrase, 8etbIetemJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
alentowll Ilietbfaa.

Der llntrr;eidnrte betttnt lId hislcr @slsstn'
be.t Ieiuen Sreunpen, 6unbsn uno tinem scrbrtrn
putlitum bic 9lnjsi9e gu MAIDEN, bab CT bus
eiperps @efbdft
nod immrs an benz aGten StunO, unc spar an
rem ndml&rn Srt mo psrislte frdbrr pSt 6.
SeaarsaYes eebalten nurbe, fcrttctrritt, aIIwU rr
inner sur Sepenuns alcr gtuipre6enpen eincn
berrliGsn unp scrnsbmsrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12

y HHE
buhss, &otf amaps.
Garrllses, 2jorfrpa +.
gen u. (. 10.
inSsreitI6aft baltsn tpirb.
Seine Yierre Fnc ale fd'
sr unp sei&w ND, unp feline
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-12
Sir ste 2dStes

batsn mir rin praldnpises sIfcrtemsnt hrr mo.
pisIm StYleS pcn CONNER S6ubrn uub Cat.
tsrs pununierer siaerrn Serfertisuns uno aus tcH
Gtics iuwit RiIrs mc &inber SGubs SrH ie-
Der Wrt,
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until he temperature of the has reached The red heat
The heat which produces the Inflammation is therefore, not
caused by the oxidation of the carbon L6s Organic
Chemistry applied TO Physiology &c. PIP 26s 81 Thomp
quires q temperature OF S0O'.
If Liebig and Thompson correct, what becomes OF
the union of oxygen and carbon in the lungs where the
temperature is less than 1909 F.? Dr. Donysns Lard
ner too who is the strongest advocates OF the che
mical theory of animal heat positively denies that car
bonc acid is formed in the lungs at all The carbonc
acid says he exhaled from the lungs not formed In
those organs 1t is that real combustion may
be considered taking place in the lungs. Those or
gans the true seat of the formation OF carbonc
acid." Nat. Philosophy, Heat, p. 1881 He maintains
that the carbonc acid exhaed is formed in the arerial
capillares.
ideas prevail among Psychologists and chemists on the
subject Of animal heat there being little known regard
ing beyond conjecture. 1t would seem most probable
that the production Of animal heat is tho result OF the
total of all the molecular actions taking place IN the
body there being heat generated without the
existence Of intense molecular action whether that ac-
tion be chemical vital solely, in the human body is o
question yet be settled If decide that it is chep
cal degrade the body the level of mere inanimate
ject every thing chemistry, has actually done He
perverts nature dstorts facts, and makes the human
body mere chemical apparatus in which he sees nothing
going different from what takes place in chemists
laboratory in his crucibes and alembics.
The theory Of Prof Spencer is certainly Ingenious and
the best the chemical theories that have SEEN There
many objections to it which would be glad to point
OUT but as we fear that we are now exceeding the limits
convenient for the columns Of newspaper we must re-
the subject at another time That part OF his the
DRY relating the growth Of plants and trees we have
Intentionally passed by because we could not do justice
to subject interesting in the paper in which
we have not space to say the half we wish to say on
the subject of animal heat We shall take occasion at
future time examine deliberately his views OF the
chemistry vegetation which he had the polteness
explain last winter during the sessions Of the Anne
Association for Advancement of Science the
Smithsonian Institution.
ALBERT wELLES ELY,
SEPTEMBER, 1854 10th street.
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LATE NEWS FROM KAMsCHATKA.

By the arrival Of the American brig Boston, Captain
Hedges, have adviccs from Petropaulski, Russian
port the peninsula of Kamschatka up to July 10TH
From gentleman attached to the Boston we have
gathered intelligence OF much interest just this juno
ture regarding the movements Of the Russians az that
place.
AT the time the Boston left there was in port double
banked Russian gate of A guns the corvette Oeutza
Of % guns from the Baltic with Baltic crew guarda
costa, and the Russian-Amercan Company's ship KAN
schatka, armed with eight guns and with Of TWEEN
ty men.
News of the in Europe had been brought to Petro-
paulski by the American barque Behring and the Rus
clans were making great preparations to resist antc
pated attack by the allied feet The port defended by
several Notifications and new ones are being erected
consisting Of two masked batteries with three
four mortars. 4
The Governor has under his command full regiment
Of soldiers thoroughly equipped and is confident that he
can stand pretty long siege.
Petropaus contains between 400 and 1000 inhabi
tans, including few Americans and Englishmen, and
one American store Every bodyis obliged to be soldier
nent's notice.
The town is situated on an inland bay, the entrance
which from the IL through narrow inlet three
miles in length, studded with islands and commanded by
several batteries. vessel may enter without danger
although there many difficulties to encounter.
The Governor thinks and our informant ALSO that il
would be impossible take the post with any thing short
Of feet Of steamerS batteries being built to
cover every approach The Russians daily looking
for the arrival Petropsuls Of English rgate and
corvetts on their way Amoor river at the mouth Of
which they he Russans have built several strong forts
San Froncisco paper. +
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The products exhaled Goa nitrogen and the vapor
of water.
This theory of Prof Spencer is all very beautiful If
true 1t is perhaps better than any chemical theory that
has been offered and certainly deserves the attention of
Psychologists. 1t that the evolution of animal
heat is due entirely to the decomposition and recompo
siton of carbonc acid This would satisfac
tory if it could be shown that other chemical changes
capable of evolving heat took place in the blood.
The saline constituents Of the blood numerous
sistng of the chlordes Of sodium and potassium the
phosphates of lime and magncsa, the suphate Of soda
the phosphate and oxide of ron and the tbasc phos
phate of soda Now is it possible that in the formation
of the various tissues and secretons there are no che
constituents Of the blood except those of the elements
embraced in Prof Spencer's illustrations, which we have
given above? The probability is that the changes which
the clements constantly undergoing very
and complicated, and that all Of these changes aid In
the generation of animal heat.
Prof Spencers theory as we'll as all of the other che
mca theories that vital chemistry is subject to
the same laws as inorganic chemistry This however, is
extremely doubtful Vitality has undoubtedly processes
peculiarly its and it by no means follows, met
ter OF course that the changes which would take place in
such elements as fs2 ga, Re o. OF, and II o, out Of
the body would also take place in H. In the blood In
deed the laws Of organic chemistry exclude the
ton in the animal organism Of binary compounds Those
of organic chemistry always ernary, quatenary,
of some higher degree.
advocates Of chemical physiological theories Prof Spen-
GERS illustrations must utterly fail There is no ex-
AMPLE says Lebg, Of carbon combining directly with
oxygen common temperatures. Lampblack which has
been heated rsdness may be kept in with
gen gas without forming carbonic acid The spontane-
Gus Inflammation Of the charcoal used in the fabrication
of has correctly ascribed the hydro.
.gen which it contains in considerable quantity for dur
ing it's reduction powder trace of carbonc acid
be detected in the air surrounding it. IL is not formed
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The street preacher oRR, impiousy called "Angel
Gabriel while addressing small number of persons,
whom he called together by blowing his horn last
evening arrested by Capt Birch, OF the police and
examination committed to Jail, under law of the United
States as general dsturber of the peace We under
stand that he will have to remain in Jail until the
term of the court, three weeks hence unless he
induce some friend to go his security in the Of
$500for his good behavior.
The above is from the Globe Of last evening 1t
that Orr hadust been released from custody in Phade
pha ON the promise of leaving the city.
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Hydrated perox
ide of iron.

The two hydrates thus formed pass from the syste
mic caplares to the lungs, where the oxygen of the
air inhaled CONVEX the bydrate of carbon into carbonc
acid giving rise to the evolution Of heat while the n.y.
drafted peroxide Of ron in passing through the capla-
res Of the lungs converted into protoxde and carbon
ate of protoxde of ron which pass on into the arera
system to be used again in the formation of
and CHO 1t is evident that the elements for the for
nation Of e protoxde and carbonate of protoxde of
iron exist in the caplaries of the lungs on the above
assumptions and the nterchanges of elements would
take place as follows:
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II ARGE sALE.-Vcry superior Plantation and
Residence at Auction together with stock, Uten-
sils, other small Tracts Of Land, dc. Memphis,
TenesseeThis of the valuable places in the
land excellent eestone spring water extensive improve
mens and facility for market make it SUCH offer
ed for sale to the higheat bidder
ON THE 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
the promises or the 1900 the tract Of which
500 in cultivation NTH orchards Of apple peach pear
&c fine residence fine negro houses house. press
granery dc shall first sell about 600 selected
acres Of another upon which stands the
mill on Big Creek lately burnt down. and which, owned by
John Ralston ESQ., will be offered flor sale sung the
buyer OF this Last 200 800 The remainder wnot
be cold but will be for years. with probably 200
acres cleared land The growing crop viii also be Sold in
peas &C.
Terms One third cash and the balance in ono two, and
three years. with good security and lien the land until
paid for.
urgently invite personal inspection previous the day Of
sale.
Also, Cattle Hogs few Mules Mares and Horses House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Library of several hundred
Volumes two Buggies style, fine Wagons Poughs
Also, tract of 25 in the woods Astounding
N the finest timber and excellent site for mill with
easy water communieatonto Memphis.
And another Of IS of cypress timber, Leosa
hatchie, accessibe BY and convenient market
These sales will positively take place, rain shine tho
10th Of October at tho place. and who attends them
and spends the day with me shall g .s = yREsEnr
Big Creek, Shelby county, IL miles from Memphis,
sept 7-dtOct1 Tennessee.
ERENCH WHITING INK, by Perine Guyot.
Il Bank II England Writing Ink BY jones' maker BY sp
pointment
Imported direct from the manufacturer in London and
axis By fRANcK TAYLOR
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THE Pension Laws and Bounty Land Laws.--An
Analytical Digest with the Decisions Of Secretaries and
Opinions Of Attorneys General thereon the Forms and Re-
guaons prescribed by the Pension 0sc and Explanatory
Comments the whole arranged to be ineligible every
claimant BY f. c. Trplctt late Chief Clerk in the Pen
zion Office, volume 1854 Of 256 octnvo pages price 80
sept 80 FRANCK TAYLOR.
7NXECUTOR,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
INI Estate In Prince Georges county--By authority
from the last will and testament Of the late Henry IL War
ing, tho undersgned Of the said H. II. Warng Will
offer public SALE the premises Thursday tho 10Th
day Of October next the real estate Of which the sad deccas
ed died sesed and possessed, called "Warings Lot" and
supposed contain hundred and sixty Of land
more or less
This land is deraby located in Prince Georges county,
Immediately the Annapolis road, about eight milos from
Washington and four miles from the village Of Bladensburg
1t is good Of cultivation and we'll adapted the
growth Of the crops usually grown in the county has upon
abundance Of wood and water The improvements
good weng house and other necessary ut-buiidngs
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money be paid
on the day Of sale its ratification by the Orphans Court
OF Prince Georges County, the balance in equal
salmen Of and two years. with interest from the day Of
SALE be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser
rity to be approved BY the undersigned
Sale to take place at IL o'clock a. M.
DY0NleIUS SHERIFF,
sep 3o--2aws Executor Of II. II. Waring.
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CLAIM OF THE STATE OF INDIANA--An important case
has just been decided in the Supreme Court Of New York.
as between the State Of Indiana and the late North Ame
rican and Trust Company It appears that among the
claims presented for liquidation to the receiver of this
$175000 this sum, in eighteen certificates Of deposite
being the outstanding balance of 900 Of State
bonds purchased The Court ruled that the State was
entitled to recover and added that free banxs although
possessed Of certain corporate attributes and subject to
certain corporate liabilities not bodies corporate
within the meaning either Of the constitution Of the
general banking law
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Productive FARM.-The Richmond (Va.) Dispatch
speaks of visit somewhat celebrated farm james
river, CuRL's NECK, owned by Mr.. William Allen, Of
Surry county The proprietor harvested about forty
thousand bushels of wheat and will have for sale fifteen
hundred barrels Of corn Mr.. A. is turning his aten-
ton to tho rearing of cattle sheep and hogs for which
his land offers great facilities.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30
REpREHENSIBLE.


Friday the ed instant being the anniversary Of the
abolition Of royalty in France by the convention Of 1892
party of Red Republicans resident in this city deter
mined to show their courage and politeness-
characteristic Of the French nation They accordingly
chartered the steamboat Laura Knapp which they de-
corated with red flag bearing the notices Egalte
Fraternte, Lberte, Sodarie, and " Union Sociaiste'
Starting from pier No. North River the Laura Knapp
crused around the three French men-ofwar Iprgenie
Penelope, and Acheron, the band board the Knapp
playing the Marseaise and other republican airs and
the brave Rouges board shouting Vpa Ia Repubque
Un'cersels! A 6as Bonaparte! Mort 7want and
other expressions designed to manifest their hatred to-
ward the present French Government and to insult the
officers who serve under Napoleon The admiration ex-
cited by the galantry Of this proceeding would much
heightened If the people who took part in it would char
ter vessel to bear them across the Atlantic and repeat
the ceremony at Brest Cherbourg. Every intelligent
American will readily that such procedure in the
case of American national vessels n French port would
be deemed gross insult to the United States We trust
therefore, that French vsters will be appraised that
the cowardy insult came from of their own coun-
trymen and not from American citizens.
New York Commercial Advertiser of Saturday.