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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-23

We cheelfuIly comply with the request OF oui
friend and neighbor of the Hagerstown Torch
Light, to spread before our readers, his reply to an
article in our paper of the oh inst. We have nc
time to comment upon it this week, but will endea-
vor 20 examine some of its arguments, conclusions,
statements and motives, in our next.
From The Hagerstorn Torch Light.
HEAR Roth SIDES.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Sam9an9 l2,]
s. chin q II II a c n

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Diele 3eitun9 tpir6 jeben Diittwcd, auf
einem 9rcsen Silper.9cDal Sp9en, nit 9ans
neuen Sdriften, beraus9egeben. 81
Der SublcriptionSsDretS 1T in G baler
beS Sabr6, mooon bic {odlfte i'm 9 Grams
su besahleu 1T.
Sem Subltribent ipirb fir fpeni9er aGs 6
Mlcnate an9encmmen, uno feiuer fam Die
8eituu9 auf9cbeu, bis alte 1iidltduce parauf
abbe,ablt ftno.
gsefanntmaf,un9eit pclde en @icrccf
ausmod,enL werocn oretmaI fur einen Sbaler
eineerilft, uno fur jecc ferucrc @iuructum9
funf nb spanSi9 Gent6. - GjrOserc nah
8erhdlmis. .
= Oicjeuige meld)e Die 3cttltug nit Der Ncit
Deer oem pcitrcitcr erbalten, mliTtn itlbit
Safur besahlcu.
Ollie Sricfe an Den Socruusgebcr miilIen
poi rel ctnacIanot pcroeL lenit werpeu
fje nidt dufgcupmmcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
guplpl9 SCbmtpt,
ylpOtheFCr In YQIcutlltlt.

~NtllUllNl W (blttlilNltil.
p 8cnad,ridti9t hermit ein gcebr>
tryz7s5s> ties putllfum er9cbenit, edf' CT Ic
I1T7g chen mtccer ciltcu friIhen Scrratb
E7S;sS WtceBtnen unb lcutlQe III iciucm
EsszEzAsG5s @cidldft gchGri9e 2Irtidel erhaltcn
bat, ole er Sn brn bilItgftcn preiien pcrfaus
fen miro.
9ictt cincm prOitdnci9en enforcement Ycn
N'cbBincr, iIno nrdl folgenbc Sntifcl lei
thr 3u hatCn:
Ittcr ScnNaIiihcr 5nbt9c, Grapp, Gams
moro crlter @jntc, ppSilallhcr 1eim; cine
Qrc6c Gcrld,tcocnhcit Urn Srurbbinccrn fir
@rpadicnc uuo 5tirtcr; 8rcnie opu oQeu
Narben unb Gralitdtcn, dftc TuEfcrallen,
Sldtt9olo nno glitter; feline Winlcrfartcn II.
NaarpiHicl; pprSnQIide Sdr6pf Sttfc unb
acknowledgements. Sdimelstic0cl pcu alien
@jrHscn. pcttaide gum Selfctcdcu, @roncs
rcth6 piacn. Or. EeirD'6 Wlutpincn, Gdte
oeutfCbe &atifrspNllcu Sneian Gyc, C;ur
Sdrbun9 Der Naare), Swains Yonacca, (cis
eD'6 uno @arrenter6 SaiTapuriuosS 0rup ;
rchcu uno 9rreini9tcu Srrar fir Scbmicoc,
en9IiIctcn Wuitaro,lc,
9Indl bat or bcltduct8 ouf Nanb, cincn
Scrratb BON IclbIf9emaobten
SoralstStrniB,
cchen @ute or 9ardntirt uno cen CT ;u fcls
9cnccn prriicu uerfauft:
0ctHen &ntldcnmatbcr Sirnif, 97i Gents
oaS S.uart.
Gutter GrpaIs8irni6 fir Sdrcjucr 623 6,
eGS Suart.
GemtbnIjd)rr Scrals6iruiB, so Gcut6 caS
Suart.
Scccrs uno SapansIWnis, Gopalhar, nnb
2erpcntinipiritll6, gSeiugeiit uuo Scheuad,
lmo ebenfaN6 bel tbm I'm biliae Yrciie 3l
baben, nebit alien mccrn 9Irtidclu, bic Ses
mobrItd III 2Ip0tbefcn rcrlan9t ipCrbcu
Ganfbar fir 9cncfene 6uncid,aft, bittct
or nm tie fcrncre GCmc8cubcit rc6 Sub
lcum6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
% q N t / dh t

piro hermit acgeten, bas Die llnterId,rictce
rcn als Slenlirltratcr6 pen Der SNintcrlaeeus
idbaft ceS pcrftcrbenen Sen jamin Sc If,
lcethin bon SalStnr9 Saunlhip, au9eltcat
pceocn iIno.-2lIe biejeni9en, nclhe nccb
rcdltmist9e sInfcrbcrungen an beiogte Soina
terlafcuihaft babclJ meroen oabrr erultlicb
erlud)t tbre 9tehnungcu inncrhalt 6 gScs
d,en wcblbcitdtQt an Die 9lominttratprS etrs
subinotgen-uno Solde, Die md, fcbuloia
iInp, perSen ebenfaIlS erillht, baloi9lt Mtd)s
tt9fcit ;u madeu.
Gpbraim &eCf, ! 9toniniifrae
Charles Sot5fn s tprs.
Sctcter Is. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
&ontn1t uuD feDct!

9tclte 9Saarcu.
Die llutcrfd'riebcncn tatcn tcrcit6 cin
it0ne6 2lifrrtjment neucr Sitter crbaltcu,
Ole il,a fltr Die 9cgcnwdrt9e SlbrSSctt unb
een qSulter pa6en-ndmlld -
GA blanc Nnc Icb>parS Sblaue Slldbcr.
y traune uno bdhliu, %.
n hcll uuo cuntelsblaue, %.
~ nnitdltbor CRIME er.
y 9emlidlte, %. "
cnftpfe ais:
Sdbmaric uuo plausidwarSc Gafrmtcrs.
Sctcrld, bc.
Gjcmiidte, DO.
Sd,narSc nnb bIaHftbwaric Sattiurtt5,
Sjeitrclttc, 6p.
@jCmiIdte mo Grab, 90.
Serncr:
Gin oG9cmcincS enforcement gEeiterScngc,
;u unIitdnolib auSufubrcn. ~
ShtuBc5 uno ipchlfeile Sattunc.
Nhu6ltn DC 1aiues.- .r
Nt9urirte uuo eufdd)e 8cmbd;ineS.
Wtcrtrc uuo anbcre Sebaipls uno Soalss
tltdler.
A uuo CA GaSmicr Grce Soalstilbsr.
"a, So une So id,marSe StaIienilde leis
ltEt S-uleClNpCN.
gdncanrce6 uno ieiceue Saiohcutiidcr.
Scloene nno baumnrQcne Nc9eulhirme.
Sd,por;e itaIienilebe Seocultpffe fur Sn.
SliQc.
Gicfdrbtr @rotenap, fur glnsilQe.
Sd,marSc, btmmcIbl0ue,. fetocne unb wcrs
itets@arn Snilmpfe.
@5auSe, Satttu unb Nadutua Sdnber.
Hcnmetiidle Belts.
@eitifte Sra9en. ....
5tioo uno Ieibene Sanbiehuh.
Gebleid,te uuo auoere Mueline, itnb bon
ieecr @rcee unb Gualt6t su haben.
60 mic auf Deden fur Glide mb 8iis
reauS, SettSeuge uno Settfeeern.
cJEoem iIe banfbdr fir bic bieher qencGcnc
aittige 9unofdlaft itnb, 9eben fe ole 8crits
deruna, ods lie ibre @aaren, bic oft selp6blt
lIne, gu duserft biIIi8en prrileu ihrcn Suns
ben otlaGrn fGuuen.
Scas ilne Stem.
2luentaun, Oct. g. Hd--3fi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23

Die tlntcrcidnrteu tabcu iJd' rltn aehts
ria ciu0crihtct, I'M ale &citcnun9cu III &jnBs
arbeit ~ WHihhpcrtc, MaIcbincrien II. {. ~.
III teicrocr, uuo ba fe NIT ben nttbt9cr
Crcbtinfen pcrlcbsu ilno, f. f6unen iIc GiuBs
arbciten auf bic tclte 2Irt orcGcn mo anfcrs
ti9cn. ........... 49,. ...
Wlnhlmather lmS autcrc fIuo eilt9claren,
in Der 9lucntauncr GiicBcrei nuWrufcn, Die
frUhcr pon Urn. Sclcpb S. Gd9cr 9cfllbrt
ipuror, lprlclbit Jc cine 0rcGe Scridicrcnhctt
ppn Wtuitcru bclehcu f6ruclL lrorrntcr lloh
olte Die ncuteu uno beitcu Gjurtdun9cn fur
Observation-Disclosures trtnoen.
GbcnflIl6 batcn &c 81 pcrtdufen @'uBsSlrs
tritrn fur 9fcroe 5fraft, Carr Waidhincn,
Wa9uers Suditu, 98elid,fcrnbrcchcn &c.
Srecbprn SrUtlf mn Gr1uB.
glQcntauu, Sct. g.. ll-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
OefeutliCbe Q5enDlt.

Sreita9s, cen 25itcu Sctcbrr, uuo Soms
flags Den 2tcn Ncvcmbcr, jcoc6nal 9crmitz
tags nm 10 llbr, fol- al Dem S9olrIc Se6 Yers
ltcrbeneu SaeOb offman, Ictthiu
BON loripclber9 Golnid)ip, 2cda @auntN Of
fentlid Uerfauft pcroeu:
pleroc mto NferpesGicihtrr, gSagcn nit
SccoD, pRu9c, @g9cn, 9GinomlibIc, Strebs
bauf, Strcb, Nen @runobccrru beim @us
fdel. @iue CUTE Nau6ubr, Sfen nit 9fobr,
Shrauf, Glide, Stilble, Setteu uuo SettGds
ben ell tupferncr &ciicl uuo cinciicrncr jteis
icL Slpet lSotlrdocr, Eromr6, Mriti6ttcl,
nuo icnlt nod oilcrbano Nau6s NIB &ild)ens
9erdthfdaftcn, 81 meitldufti9 Su melrcu.
Die Sebtn9uuacn iclcn am 8crtauf6ta0e
befannt 9cntad,t uuO 9cwUbnlidle 9hrfplrs
tnn9 9cgeben perben oct
Socnrth SOofn1n : 9lomis
CSatOb l]eter. s Mfr.
Den .. SctUber, 1889. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Gpll- G(nbfe.

Ter llntcrifricbene tcricnt iIh bicirr Sc
lcgcuteit, ciuem qccbrten pubttfum lrtcrs
baupt uuO lciueu 6rcuuccu tu5 beirucere bic
9lniei8c SnmathclL cas- er bos geld)dft ais
& . [ Ger
nod, tntner betrcibt, bid,t al ieiucm 9Grbnz
haule, an Der fieiueu 2ed,asSrllfc, IN Der
5tabt 9tllentaur. Scine Woldiuen iIno auf
Die swectmdFi9ife 9trt eirgcritltet uno i'm be-
ften 3ufauor. @6 meroen baher ollie, fir
ole CT idon cabrclarg gcnrbeitet bat, INN
bcffeutlit, oa6 3GI9uiB gcbcr, caB or fein
Sicid'dft periteIN, rup feline Wtiibe ipart, i'm
ale Cicjcniqeu, oic ibu nit ibrer 6mcihaft
beebrcu, pitnttlih, bilig unb irr9fdltig ;u be-
oirucn. @r miro iTd INNER beitcu6 bemll>
hcir bic 2lrbeit 70 9nt gu MAIDEN, ais tic uur
lpWilpc 9ethau rperoen fanu.
Gacpb 6tnf.
Sct. IS. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23

Srt Der Court
BON Common
Nlea6 bon Qez
d'a SlllutD y.
December Iers
min, q. 9.
1889.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
0emD s.. G5ucttcr,

Winlitaliiber cSnitrluncntenma6er III
Selbtebcm.
Soat 10 chen rpiecer ciu 9lTrrtemcnt Viauc
Sortes BON europa erbalter, rpeItc Ichr 9nt
i'm Scn uuo cauerbaft uno id,6u qebaut iInc,
70, eas lie ftnncu fur 0eh6riac 3cit ocriThert
peroen. Gielelbeu iino aud, III habcn tei
Nerru Sccl Rrdue, in 9tllentdun, benz
@ourthaule 0e9cnuber. sludl bat CT due
Sorten 5IlDten @l1rtcnettcu, 9}ioLiue
SatterL Su99el6, Srpmpteu, %0rner,
II. (. ~. erbaltcn.
>8elhioi9tc Sntrumeutc werocn uen bm
nu69ebefcrt.
sG@} }lae Srrteu 8auholI Sdintcln uuo
8rettcf ilno jsoerSctt i'll ictncm SrettersS.ef,
Dbnrprit letuem SHauie i'll Der roaosStra6e,
Su biai8cn prcilcu.S Su pcrfnufcn.
SenrD.@. 9ltctter.
S,thtsbe M Oct. 8. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Oefcntltt6e 93mbu.
Set. 16.

Srcito9s, BEN liteu ndhlten 9tcocnbcr,
nm 10 llbr @rrmitta9s, irl auf Ofcntlider
Scucn pCrfduft wcrccu, an Dem SHauie be6
pcrftrrbcncn y en- nj in & d, i'll SalSs
burg Gauuihip, Qcda Gaunty: . TuacnL
jun9e6 NinNpieb, Sd'mcinc, ciu 4 Gjdulss
ipa9eu nit 8cbop, pau9c, @99en, @g9cns
hcIL orlSItlitten, 9dar SHenIciterr, 300
SataniclriefcL siuige Scuicuspfcitcn; Gin
ncuc6 StcintobrcrsGjcfhirr; cin WarnSs
uno ciu 98ctteriattrl, 8ruhreff, . Wollrds
Der, Gin Sctt mo Scttitene, Gin neucr llcbcrs
rcf, uuo iruit ncd) oicierlei Nau6s uue 8alIs
ern0erdthihoftcn, ;u ipeitldufti9 ,u mclccn.
Gle Seeiuguugcn ipcrocn Opr Der 8eneu
betauut 0eTadlt, lmb &rcbit uue 9ebnbreuee
slnfwartnu9 9e9ebcn meroen prn
Gpbrabtm Gef, I 9lomtni
Charles Si5fL s TRAITORS.
Ten 16, Sct. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
81 Il g { II 10 q { or.

~ " y " w " -
clu Ger Grudcrci hc6 "9Ndtrirt unb Ces
mOfrat" lit pon jest an oben semcloete6 bali
iamiidhe 9hl9cnipdfer ;u haben. GodeIbe
itdrfet Die slugen nicht allein, ionoeru be-
ntnmt bic @ntsiinoun9 uub Gieidlwullf oee
siugculieeeS. Seim anhaltenoen @ebrnuh
permehrt uno erpeitert e6 Die SebsSaraft
uugemein, NIB erfrildt ole sorten 9ieroen
Der Sliqenmusfcln. Tics Saliamild,e si,ts
9enipaiier hat felt ben friegerifd1en Gpcdlen
III @urcpa bic slufmerfiamfeit Der slerste eds
ielbit ellfgercat, nnc prcben, piclfdIttae, ia
mir nl69en Iaaeu Sounoerttauiruee, baben
eirlem eolfdmiidien 9lu9rnWaiier Die ar6ete
@abr, rir grtnItuns ibrcS 0'rFdlte, 81 vers
r1Iifen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Oefentltcbe 9lacGrtt6t.
9feubell ScbnlDper,

VS.
Donte[ Sfunb, Sobn &unt,
scSaccb .. Stunts, cSciepb
Sne, Dautcl GrcB II. @as
tbartna feline Srau, Daniel
SdmrDer, Saccb Grerler
uno MarY 9lnn, ieine Srau,
Shmpner, 9ilonl. Scbnpns Cu Der Court
CT, SocnrD ShmcYer, Gles Snn common
ipinc SdlnlrDer, Slime Was 'pleae oon Fe<
ria SbmpNcr. @mtIinc d'd @IuntD ..
Sd,mcDer, Sarab 9Imclie Seeenloer Aer<
SdlnpYcr, GIiIab. SdmcDs mllL u. Q.
er uno Senjam. SdlmcYer, 1851
Charles StGuarb II. Sorab
Stcmaro iciue Srall, 9Sm. @SrIholn9
Wcier uno Suldma, ictrc sur
Trdu, 9lnu SUI. Sd,mrycr, SertHeulll9.
Sdrab SdlmrOcr, Sruath.
Sreiuiq uuo @ltIabetb, Icinc .
Srau, pct. SdlmcDer, ,QBm.
Sd,nloDer, Sam. Sd,mrDer,
cSaccb SUMS mo peter
SdmcDcr.
9icbntct Sbdtht, baG iii Der rtCt 0emcloc>
ten Sad,c cine &crlncung ;ur Gbciluu0 aus
Der Court rcu Common Meas non Ycdla
SdnntD 9CuCumen lporecn lit, allf Gas 2lnz
Iudlcu pc6 cbQcnannteu &ldocr5 ac9cn bic
ndhbenanlteu Scfid9tcn; ic, taB IIe m6s
gen erfdciucn pCr unlcrn 9tidtern, in Der
Stdot 2lllcutaun, an unierer GauutD @curt
rrn &cmmru Wea6, fpcldle 9chaItcn ircrteu
iplt ben ;>pcitcn Sag uicbitcn Gccembcr, I'm
III Scl9en, mc6balb ul1b narum erlaQter Sflds
ger uno benamte gefIa0tcn suiammcu mo
ut9ctbctlt 5pct 9ewtiIe anCindnoer itcfence
Stride rocr Stildcr Y0nb, nit tbrcm Cube
htr, niCht haItcu f6nncu. GaGelbe lic9t Gum
Sbcil i'll 2cnhiIt Iauuidip, uuo gum 2beil
III Jioro Q8hcithaa Gaunld,tp, 2eha @amtD,
Der cine Stri0N cnthaltcnb etn huncert uro
Spct rro lcd6;tq 9Ictcr uuo etu hunccrt Nus
thcn uno icCb6 |DrpSeut 3u9abc-bCr onocre
StrIth cntbdlt ncuu rno OierSg 9lcfcr nno
ncuuStg Hutbcn uuo ied,5 'prrSent 3ugGte;
itcBcuo an Hano pru Wiid)acl Getcrt, Dhl.
'pctcr Wtortm Scmel, lcttbcri9cu pctcr
Scdtcl, uno lcethcri0cu Wid)del SretD nit
Dem llcbrigcn. Gielrlbcn cben beuamteu
ScfIagten lpIcn sipildeu IId) ielbft, Sufrlqe
oc6 GielcPc6 unb terf6mmlidlcn GCbrnutls
Der NepubItf III icldlcn Sdllcn Die GbciIurQ
orrnehmcn, uno crauegciCBt tag c6 70 9cs
than lpCrccn fam, baB e6 rCd't uno phue
&cCtnrddti9unQ Der Ihctlhaber urb Ger G'cs
iebc aeidcbe. GeRbab it erlngter Scfrbl
al MIDI, Dem Sheriff pen gcdn @ounty, err
9du9en, ltnb oe6halb IrlIcu ale g,crlcucn,
mcdpe cartu tlltcrcnIrt lIno, cteic 9md5rid)t
beadten.
SSpnathan 3. Mlccfer, S6crif.
Staot 2lllcutmm, eeu
II. Oct. 1889. r0-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23

bCp Sn einigcn' 8cd)ru pirb III bieier
Dnlderei ;u heben iein:
&5ee :taffigc GSr'ecr;
euthaf,eN6 cine 9lu@patl Der nencitcn unto
befaanteitet vierer, GeUatrSpnnidlr ume
Slnfcoeien.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23
THE GREEN FORREST.

1t was during the autumn of lS3l-the
day was feebly dawning, and the divers
pathways of the green forest were becom-
ing already visible from the rays of morn
ing; when repeated irings were distinctly
heard issuing from the deserted corner Of
the forest. And the sound of youth who
vac sleeping beneath some shady tree,
started on his feet and seizing upon one OF
the pistols which he loaded, he bent his
head forward to listen if steps were ap-
Foaching towards him; but the firings
we're repeated, the greatest silence reign
q through the wood, and the calm Of The
AIck-shadcd rock where the youth was Sc
ceted was only broken at intervals by the
,ghlng Of the breeze as it agitated the
Agh elms and other trees Of the forest.
The sky was serene; the sun was rising
. all its pomp, and shortly its rays came
@r'O, and warmed the young man who had
nus brusquely been awakened.
lie seemed scarce eighteen years Of age
-hls light and graceful torn was envel-
ped in the folds Of tho grey great coat Of
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

suffered greatly, but the destruction has
been far greater at Fort Royal, in which
town the number Of victims TO this dread
full calamity is not less than FOUR HUN
DRIED, lat the departure of the Pauline,
however, the entire extent Of devastation
sExaacS-l ~ the eepihq.s1Ia, was ny 90
means accurately nscertained.
Hundreds of plantations on tho Island
had been utterly destroyed, and inieli-
gence Of new disasters was continually
pouring into the town.
The following is an extract Of letter
from Pierre, under the date Of the l2,h.
"The Pauline being ready to sail, l
transmit you in great haste, few details
of the catastrophe we have just experien-
ced. Yesterday, on the lila inst. at .
o'clock A. M. very severe shock Of an
earthquake was felt in this town, which
lasted about five minutes, with the enmo
intensity. Many Of our houses have hoen
overturned on shattered to pieces; among
others two in the street in which wo re.
side; two individuals have been buried be.
meath the ruins Of the later Fort Roya
the calamity is far more frightfui; from
the news received this morning, VIC learn
that the number of victims already with.
drawn from the ruin, amounts 10 more
than THREE HUNDRED Nearly all
the houses in that town are destroyed
In short, il is said that this unfortunate
city is nearly entirely overwhelmed and
destroyed.
To augment if possible this sad calamity,
the yellow fever commits terrible rava.
ges. Among other victims is Mr.. Lucots
te, aid de camp to the the governor. -
We subjoin the governors proclamation,
for copy of which we are indebted to the
politeness of tho French consul.--N 0.
Bee.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

The following are the features of the
Blil, now before the legislature, to expo
dlte the construction of the Nashville Rail
Road: II strikes US they are of a decid.
ediy liberol complexion; and we think our
representatives will have deserved well
OF the people, for the passage of such a
measured
"The bill provides that tho state shall
subscribe for l,250,00O dollars of the
stock of the company-that the directors
shall cause survey of the routes east and
west OF the lake Manrepas, and select be-
tween tbem--the majority of the directors
are to be appointed by the State; but
when the stock taken and paid for BY in
dlylduals shall exseed the stock taken by
the State, then they shall elect a proper
tomato number of directors. Books of
subscription are to be open for the stock
OF the company, reserved to individuals
who are bound TO pay at least $50 Der
annum on each share. The capital stock
OF the Exchage and Banking Company is
Increased to SIS, 900, 900, to be secured by
mortgage on real estate, on the plan OF
the Union Bank. The faith of the State
Is to be given to the bank, on condition Of
the payment of the stock taken by the
State in the road, &c."-La. Adp.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

The One Gallon Lam is said to have
been passed by the Legislature of Missis-
siPpI, so that no man should be able 20
buy less than he holds.--It is calculated
that amy man six feet high. who is tolcra-
bly, long in the waist, can ballon with
ease.--N. O. Sun
In answer to the above, the Rcpo. ter Of
the Free Trader says: "The rcputed All.
thor of the Zone gallon law" as it is term
ed, is almost Footc less than SIX feet
high--not long in the waist--but long.
minded, as all the members of tie last
Legislature can testify"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

and pressed them between her. own, and
took her leave.
Farewell said she, in a sorrcwing
voice, 4 thank you for your hospitality;
and now that you know who am | will
no longer expose you to suspicion Of
completely. Ever serve Poland faithfully,
out never be one Of paracidal children
farewell to the young maiden, name me in
thy pure prayers!
And opening the door of the cottage she
ned into the forest and disappeared from
ine gaze ofthe OLD soldier and his children
ere they had time to detain her.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23
Plattsbuvgh, Feb. 4. 1880.


MORE TROUBLE ON THE FRONTIER. On
SATURDAY night the I'd inst, some Is or
10 persons--refugees from Alburgh, Yer
mont--crossed the line at Caldwell's Ma.
nor--went to the house of Mr.. Vosburgh,
bound the father and son and locked urI
the women and children. They then
went to the barn, took out one valuable
span of horses, Is head of cattle, and
large number of sheep were burned. They
then went to the house and wounded
young Vosburgh severely, and stabbed
old Mr.. v. so badly that he is not expec-
ted to survive. After pillaging the house,
they set fire TO it and left. The fire was
extinguished by the neighbors without do.
ing much damage.
We also learn that the house Of Mr..
Mott of Alburgh, was burned to the ground
last night, whether by the same gang Of
villains, or by British subjects from the
Canada side,is not yet known.
An express arrived at this post last eve
ming, and rs U. s. treea9 end Leatrn.
ant started for the frontier about eleven
o'clock. Col Pierce went to tho scene
this morning.--Plattsburgh Republican.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

We think that every we'll constituted
mind must bo perfectly disguised, with
the gross impositions, that Federal whige
ry, is at all times disposed TO practice up
on the people. These political felons. are
influenced by no considerations in which
the mass have any interest their whole
aim Is, to support parry; and to attain this
end, they are ready at any time, to vio-
late the principles of justice and order, as
well as to o'erleap the sacred barriers
which guard the public safety. In proof
of this averment, we need only call attcn-
ton to the doings of the Maryland Legis-
lature, in which body Federal Whigery
has the ascendency. This unholy assem-
blage of grave simpIetons, have Just pas
sed a bill, which provides for the appoint
ment ofthe Jail VlSiters of Baltimore City
and County by the Mayor and City Coun-
Gil, Of Baltimore, and consequently wrest-
ing the appointment from the hands of the
Governor. The Mayor of our city, is now
for the first time since her incorporation,
FedcraIist; the Governor of the State, a
Democrat-the sole object of the bill
therefore, is to steal from the honest Dom
ocracy, for tho purpose CT bolstering kna.
wish Federalism. So long as the Demo-
crazy Tor in other words the people) held
the municipal government of Baltimore,
these black impostors, lost no opportunity
in Withdrawing from hSr. every appoint
ment, upon which Ethey could lay their
dirty hands; and in pursuit of their object,
stopped to practice the most contemplate
Witness their taking from the City, the
appointment of Inspectors oe Charcoal
Weighers of Hay, Corders Of Wood, and a
number orother minor appointments, too
insignificant toh have occupied the thinkings
ofany legislative body, other than those
cheats of the people, called Wings.
Only give these vile wretches tho pow
or, and then, farewell liberty--with eve
ny vestige Of freedom.--Their conduct in
Maryland has furnished ample evidence
of what they dare attempt.--Bah. Rep.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

A CANDID CoNFEssIoN.--In the Eve
nilng journal Of Tuesday, we find the fol-
lowing candid acknowledgement, which is
one that was little expected from that
source. "THosE OLD FEDERALIsTs NOW
ACT GENERALLY WITH THE WING PARTY"
This is truth of which we have ALWAYS
been aware; but which has heretofore,
been universally denied by the leading
men of that party, and by that notorious
ederal-anti-masonic-whig print, the Eve
ming Journal. 1t cannot be that Thurlow
ever penned the paragraph in which this
admission is made; if he did, it proves
more fully the old adgge, that "liars
should have good MISUNDERSTANDING
Argus.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23
EARTHQUAKE AT MARTINIQUE.

The Pauline which arrived yesterday
from Str Pierre, (Island of Martinique, J
which she left on the 18th inst, brings US
the unpleasant Intelligence, that on the
18th, dreadful earthquake took place in
that colony,--1'hc town Of st. Pierre has
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

FINN's LAsr.-Oh, I've got SIGH a
good 'un!-Why is the Boston Atlas
like an ancient harpl--Can't We tell,
Dye give il upl Because it's i great
gre!-[ Boston Post.
Compact comton.--A gentleman hay.
ing heard that bachelor was about 10
change his quarters, said to him. sIs Il
possible your folks think Of moylngg
Our contemporary replied, .when | move
my family Moves, and when nv hat
is on; my house is singled
One sided Jote.--A barristcr, blind
Of one eye, pleading with his spectaclcs
on, said, 'Gcntlemen, in my argument !
shall use nothing butwhat is necessary
'fhen,' replied Il wag, take out one of
the glasses Of your spectaclee.'