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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
Oefent(tcGe 9Senplt.

Ccnuerita9s, ben 7ten Mdrs, fcl an benz
S,aue ees llnterSeihnetelL in StersWacnns
ale Saunihip, Sffentlih oerfauft iperoen:
pfcrte unb Sillen, pfercc9eifirr, frtldls
meltenoe Siibe, Nincer, Sdl,peine nno
Shaafe /; gSascn nit Scep; pfii9e uno
@q9en, @tnemiible, ell Sdraubitcd, nebt
nod pielerlei Soaus,s Sauerns uno Siihens
seritte, ;u weitlduftis gu mclcen.
Die 8eucu foil 9tdd,nlittagS unt l llbr
anfan9en lmo 9eb6rt9c slnhpartung 9e9eben
wcrsen Upn
Gnlanue( Sert.
Tebr. 90. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
OefentlifGc 9Senpm.

Tcnucrita9S BEN 2siten MirS Srrnlttta85
um 10 llbr, lpG an eem S9auie eeS llnters
seid)ueten, III 9iieoers Wacnn9te 2aunithlp,
6Hentlit gum &erf1uf au9ebcten wcreen;
pfcree uub Yferce9eihirr, 2 &lbe, ein
25ua, Gin 4.9iulS gSa9cuL YHu9, 9Sutmilbs
ie, Setten nno SettIaocu, Gilthe uno Stllble,
neblt icnlt ncdl pielerlci Daus,s S1nerns uno
&iiheue@eritb, slhmeitldnftig sa nteltsT.
Die. .8ebingun9eu ncrcen am Scrfanfstas
&c befamt 9cm1d,t uno 9eb6ri9e sInfipars
tun9 9e9eben ipercelL BON
!SSpitpb Steplen.
Te6ruar n. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
OefentlttDe Q5enpu,
Wbruar q.

WsithpcdS ocn 27ifcn WldrS Srrnlitta9S
um 10 llbr, Ica all benz Scauie ees Inter
aeiaiReteu, III SsersWacuuSie Samitbip, of
tfentlid, perfduft iperpcn:
d pferoe, Siileu, pferbe Gjcidirr, 20
sStif Ginospieh, Shaafs, Sd,ipeine, Spet
.4sg6uls 9Sasen, Y1li9e, Gssen, 8inomhble,
Strebbanf, S.euleiterlt uno IrnIt nod ptelers
lei Observation-Disclosures sn fpeitldufti9 Si
meloen.
Die Sebin9nn9en wcrcen am Serfaifss
taoe befannt 9emadjt uno 9ebori9e Shhpars
.tuiis sessben ,prreer, pcl 49,.
GJpiepb 93ifer.
Gebruar 27. rq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
OeGentli(Ge Q5enplt.

Dicnifa9S lmb Mithpcd)6, ben STEM unb
6tcn WdrS IcQ an bent Soaufe teS lluter>
Ihrieberrn, III Sber Maeuuaie Sauufd)ip,
gchd @auntD, Gffentltd, pertanft wertcn:
6iuf Qferee NIB pferorgcId)irr, 16 Stitd
9liRtVieb, Elm fdlperer 9Gd9cn NIT Sptp,
@i9 nit Gcihirr pFI9e uno ge9eu; S,eu
mS @rurcbccreu 3 NauSubren, Scfen NIT
9ictr, Sctteu uno Scttlaccn, ctn emtrs, ein
Shraubtrd, eiu SlaSbalg, cine Gcrithiecert>
belt WalIuuebrettcr mc Icnit urd, oielerlet
j,auS,s 8auern>, uno Gi,dlcn sgerdtbfhafs
ten, iu rrritl6uftig su melecn.
Iie Seeul9uR9en iellen al ben 1d9en eer
9enSu befaunt 9entacbt uno smf,partuu9 gcs
9eben werera pra
CSobn S0miot fen.
8etr. 6. Sim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
Dic Sm9cnp.

TAb$ 'NSssSNN~
Su9cnb, ffpnife S,immelSblnme
llnperipelflidl tnmer 9riuL
Sluf9efeimt slt @otteS 9fubmr
lin auf @rSsn reid ;u blib'r.
eitbt Der @eulNtcit; 3ief tcS 8eiien;
Siibrerin sur Seli9teit
Geineu bcbeu 9Gertb su preileb
Sci bies eoblico Dir ge,peilt!
Sugcnb, bId,iter Seelenatcl
gBarb curb Selus cfcn6ar;
Gjrc6 uub terrlid, cbne SabcL
9Sie ieiu 9anSes eetrn mar.
Sbm = bcm belteu Wruidcnlpbne -
Sclge nad): @briltcnbett
Ganu errtn9it on Dir bic Sfrcne
Seli9er llniferblihfeit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
OefentliCbe 25enpll.
Tebr. 90.

Wettt,prds uub Spnnerlfags, ben l3. nns
14tcn Wdr;, nihtens, ipa an Der ebcmalls
dta Wpbnung beS Sen. petcr 0fudL
ii WSeittaA thfentlih oerfauft perben:
pferbr, 9iinbpieb, Sd,rpeine, Dcarbcrns
Raacn rnb 9elhirr, Sdlitten 3 Sfrhlent>
fen, 8 DplS6fen 8 Settcn uno Settlaoen, Z.
ide. Stible, llbr NIT Saltcn, Oeef, 3 @ds
ifranfe, 8 9Binbmhblen, eile slepfelmutle,
SuienSwaaren Nsciier unb GatelnL @ilens
fefel 3aber uub Safer, cine llntfcrm ilno
VIifoleu, ncbit siaer ercsen gerihieeenteit
bon SoonSs &itdens unO &anern9erdthld)af'
ten. Die 8enbu fol- all beicea Sa9en UNI
10 llbr Wcr9eus anfdn9en, unt ,peldAe 3etf
bic &cbin9ungen bcfaunt gemadlt nno 9ebnb>
renSe 9luf,parhln9 se9eben iperSsn ica ,,cn
gSilliam I, stud, 9(pn,inis
Sapto 9tllh Tr,tn,,s
Sacob GiQin9er p'"'''0'
Tebr. I3. it1-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
asdn,c Der ascreinisten Staaten.


9tacb Dem Seridte beS Miins St
reftprs ipurben i'm Sabre 1853 iu
@plbitiife 1909 595 Sbaler 9eprd9t;
bapDn iinb 1900 in @a9els, 2S6,5SS
in helben @a9els, unb 47,O30 i'll pter,
tel @a9els,
Ser ganse 8etra9 Se5 tit 1888 ges
pra9ten StlberS tit z, 333, ,243 Sbater;
bapon iInb 1,772,0OO Shal. IN balbeil
Sbalerifiifen 20S,0OO Sbl. 1T piertel
Sbalerffliferi, 239, 493 9N. III :3ebus
centiflifen lno 112;75O Sbl, in sSlinfs
eentifiifen. Soieralls er9ellet eaf' i'm
@anSen nit GinI6(uB BON 63,7O2
Sbaler III SUPPER, Ole Smnme BON
pter Nitllionen Srpeimal bunrert uno
feds tal(eno, flinf bunbert ltlo piersi9
Shaler 9eprd9t tpgrben.
Som erffen Suli 1884 bis lesten
September 1888 bat ff6 na6 getiatleil
arntli6en 0eribteu Oct Setra9 oe5
@elounlanfS um brei nno siransig
OGlIipnet Sbaler perinebrt. Sabct
III alles @ele, bas BON Ginipanberer
eingebrabt tpnroe, une ba5 iid) fiber
auf ntehrere Oeillieneu Sbaler belinft,
m6t etn9ere6net.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
,Mnolifd,e Gpit6mben.

Sieie bte(ten un(dn9if cine reide
grnbte auf einem Sal i'm Ge9entpart
su 2oncpn. Der Sall mar BON bcten
9lpe( uno Den aneelebenifen SelrpGner
0onbonS sab(rei6 belud)t- -ipie fonll<
ten pa pie Spiebuben fcblen +? s3u ib<
rem @lIf mo gum llngllif Der Dali
@dffe lparen nur wcnt9e 8eli3cisSe
amten ge9enlpdrttG ltne 10 fennten
oenn piele SamerL ais lfe pom Sall
na6 Oaule fahreit rellteiJ be9ricfli@
6erlpetle tbre S6anlS, Wautcl ,c.,
ni6t pieeerfinbcn. Giner Der Serrn
'Sptetuben rpllrbe entoeft ais CT eten1
nit 9lufrdumeu belbdfttgt NAT, half|
li6 aber NIT ether niebertradtt9en eSm.
prcnlptu aus Der Slerlile; ct ffrcfte
nemih een 9enifabe( init eiten bat,
ten Sdla9e irs 9lu9e 81 Seoen unb
tadte li6 nit etneln Safhmtrf6alrL
oer gum lrentgffen f,!itfSt9 9nineen al
QSertb hatte, allS Dem Staibe. Stc
Serren Spistuben lrarell alle, lpie
lebr be9reiflih, bD6if ele9ant nno ball
mabi9 9efleicet 10 DAB iie ppn oen 9ee
labenen ebrli6en 9aifen 9ar tH6t 81
lluterl6eiben lparen. SIM 9an3en ipllrs
&C fit 300 Dfuno Sterlin9 9eitpblen.
9aS cine iebr nddtt9e Grinbuu9 fir
coS Grie9sipelen fam Die fiirsltib ppn
eiusm 9lrtillerte Ser9eanten in gioprz
no, 9eina6te 9elten. Shr 3ufDlge fam
man ans 9elpDbnlt6en &arabinera
ober @erehren pbne ffe Su eerailberiJ
lin 3eit bon 8 Seellnoen 20 Gu9eln in
beliebi9er 6i6tun9 rnb NIT oerielten
9erpalt abfeuern. Scr @rfineer bat
Iieine 8orriCbtang audi al Yiffplen alls
I9ebr1dt, nit lpel6en man z Sdalile
MADDEN fann. @benio bat CT Die s3etds
hung nnb bl5 Wipoea einer Sanotle
I9efertigt ete in 3eit Don 8 Secuneen
235O 8ewebr<Sn9eln i'll einer ooer
Imebreren 8i6tlin9en fdteBen fam.
IGie NIT Der grfinoun9 an9efellten
8erfn6e 9elan9en poIfonnietL oD6
fanH man cas- eininal anaef1n9ene
ISdieBen m6t rtehr ilnterbreden.-
,IOer GrfinGer perfpridt ejefem lletels
Iifanoe absitelfen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
Oefentlie6e e3enpu.

OacntaaS BEN 1steu Mdrs um ell lltr
Nao,mittdqs, icll au oein Sodule ees perltpr'
beneu 6 a mes @utt, in alaentault Of
.fentlld, perfauft pereen -
Glide Stilble, Gettie, cine prddti9e ubr
init .S1alfen, Q Sefen, cine ebr quite trdhtl9e
Sub, CCurbaut Srieo,) mie audi ancere
isoa,,ss, S{iidens unb Sauerns@eratblbatteii,
NJ peitlduftiS ;li ineloen.
8eoiu9upsen perecn ant 8ertai'sta9e
I9emddl, uno aebSriSe Slnf'partun9
iperceu, orr
Sobn S. Srallle, COMMITTEE.
10 q. nq-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
Scrfub Die 8auf BON G,n9idno ,u
fpreltgcu.

fptSunsH.
Ser berii6mte Sransbfi1e Siuan3s
miniIfer @bpileul na6te i'm iiebenjdh>
riaen Srie9e Den Gntprrf Die en9lt>
It6e Yant 81 pren9enL nno eaorr1
cen @reoit berGelben 5u Serntbten. IS
mar pieS ein tilbnes llntertehmelt Sas
allerCingS, irenn e6 9elan9 Hte 9rcBten
Tp(9en na6 lI6 Steben lnlt6te. Ser
plan mar eines 9rpsen Staats1talls
neS ipiirbt9, llno Iell h1lbe6 Seltn9en
lNcu erf6Iitterte bie5 Snltltnt III ieIs
iten Gruliopeffen.
Gbpiitul glautte ben baatali9en 9(cs
rei6en liebenjabrt9en Srie9 NIT ctnen
S6(a9e ST enoen, ST 9rtff Die @I9s
lanper tn5 SoerS er illdlte ibrcn Sreptt
Ill serit6ren uno ibre Ganf bahtn al
brillgcu, ba6 lie ST 3oblen alfhDrte.
G6 1T befannt baB ell 9roBer Sbell
per S6dee Yortu9dlS mo SranlenS
burdb een SonSe( III Gu9lnnb saianls
menilp6. GS fam aliD r1rallf al, ben
9eitplnlft ab3urartelL no Gn9lanoS
8a1en lpeltiger gefllllt maren ais lcnlt
ct eripartete itn ruhts lnlo trrte litb III
oielem 53eitpunfte ni6t. Sttll llno
unbemerft tatte ct bur6 hetmltd)e Sce
auftra9te fit mebrere Ottlltcuen Sanf
Napiere auffanfen lalien. Sect fam
eS parauf aiL baS @eto nit bem hchif
mD9li6en 9tufSu9e olles anf etnn,al
eiuSufprcern. Ser Wiiuiffer lprroe
pertrefflid) bebient. @nglanb f6ien
per(cren, Ger @reoit ianf pDn Stlllloe
su Stunee. Nfau batte Die 9roBen
SunmelL ole aus Der Sanf gehpben
purben nit 9eprdn9c bur6 Ole Stras
6en 9efiibrt ino ba3u i'm Gtilleit allers
hanb, eaS Saifn,dnuiibe Nubltfum
bedltoIftoenre 9erii6te alts9eifreuet.
Sie gan,e Staot fam in Sere9un@
alles itiir,te ;ir Sanf, iecer lpcllte iets
ne Sanfncten III 9olo peripanrelt has
ben. 9tuS allcn YrpptnSen Gn9lanos
elite n,au naO gpnseL I'm no iric9s
litb nod etlpaS bon ietnem gi9enthum
I'll retteu. MiBtrauen trat aft bte Ctels
le oeS 9reBenlclelten 3utrallens. SllrS
Die S1nf lrar 1ltf ben Dunft fl6 81 CT
fldren. 3lpar tbaten pte Santerets
trreu allies mus III thrcn &rdften ifanp,
ater ipie ,par rieler 0lutb ST 9nlt9en.
So9 mo 0ta6t ipllroe 9eSablt man
bieit lId) lcgar nitbt nit Dem s3ahlell
duff man lpc9 baS @elp ben Spreeril'
ben 81. Osail oeripaurelte Ole Cunt
men Si(ber eurb YereNnliil9in 0cll
INN f6neller fertt9 81 lreroen. llnl'
lonif! Gnoli6 fam elmer Oct unterbe'
riellten auf Den letr flu9en @tnfaH Ger
CT ou6 fc9let6 oem S1nfotreftcr init
tbei(te. 9SaS man beabiihtl9t, ia9t'
oiefcr oenfeuee &ppf lie9t an Gage
@(ei6mutb 1T baS GinSt9e mas mai
oielen Senlibun9en fur ben 9tli9eit
blif eiltse9en leeen FAINT. Die soref
tbun ie6r itnre6t, unS audi IN cel
Jea6t sn bef6dftisen, tbnn nnrebt oos
@eio lpie9en su lahen. QSir mo otrb
aus aerettet, iobalo Die Sanf lbre sc
ppbnte Gtunoe init Der pilnftlt6ifet
Gjeltauiefeit ba(t, unb ieoe Simm
ohne lcbeirbare 3D9erun9 III ibre'
W2iinslDrte, laut Sen @efeteh, 3ablen
abcr ailEdhlen tdet. 8ein @efcs per
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06

Scr 9leel i'm eurppdilben 0iu6s
(ane beifebt aus iingefabr 100000
gerienen tn 22O, 900 gdrniliefL iino
nia6t ben 51ifen Shelf cer 91men BE-
pDlfernn9 aus. Der oeutl6t,e 9tcel in
oen rltiIIl6en DroDin5en anocr Office
iii miitoer sablreid,; ct beifebt aus cts
tp1 13 tauleno Derionen, ipa5 e,nen
stcli9en anf 125 Yerfcncu giett,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
Gin 2el)rjltttae

Sir @rlernms beS GcbersSufers@eihdftS
,piro Ieslcih bon eem liuterseidneten an9cs
ucmn,el,. Sin Sfuabe ,Wiiden l5 uno Ii
Sabreu aft, fpilrce quite sIufmunterult9 llneen,
wsnn CT iUh balc melcet.
ccSphn .. gMe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
Gin Sebettenflbte6en T!

slm Srcitase ben 15ten @dra ica an srm
@irtbsbauie prn . dntel 9 hned, III
Tcrcs@beitbalt Iaunfhip, auf 100 Oares,
init Shrct bcrauS 9cfhcsen persent
25 Sbl, @plo uno % Sbl, Stlber.
aae s6iieen in eer 9sdbe uub Serne ilne
ein9elaeen, bon
Netrnar 81. S-3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06

eeSe Slrt Nruders9lrbeit IN oentfd1er nne
eualiId,er SpraG,c, tpiro idlcn nnb tpoblfeil
in Scr Grrde,ei cicler 3citnu9 perfertI9t.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-17
TRICK BY A QUACK.

The Liverpool correspondent ofthe New
York Star rtlates the following anccdo!e In
Il recent letter:
a quack doctor, of no very equvocal
caste, went to the levee, when some knights
were to be made: Each gentleman hand
ed the Lord ChamberlaiHa card on which
was written his Christian and surname. This
Mr.. Adds did as they did, knclt down, got
the royal accolade aud rose up" Sir Charles
Aids" 1t was impossible to unknishl him.
and Sir Charles the scamp remains. 1t was
George the Fourth who gave him the tile
and never was man, a monarch, more an
uuyed when the mistake was discovered; !; FOL
on the very walls of st. James Palace wa:
passed, the next day, squire bills recon,
mending Sir Charles Adds Pills which
contain no mercury"
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-17
From the Lewiston Telegraph.
IRISH HUMOR.


We learn from the last Detroit Po I, that
volunteer in Miss Victoria's 8 service, fad.
ing canoe upon the beach near Maiden,
60, into 1t and started on voyage ofdIscoV'
cry. When he had got some distance from
the shore he was discovered by The officer
Of the day who ordered six men into u
boat and gave chase. He pursued the
voyage to the American shore and in hi:
ardor he forgot he was out OF British terri
tory, and sezed the de crter /; Il citizen told
The man that he was free and need not &c
back unless he wished; one of the officer:
men all Irishman. hearing this. exclaimed
: If that spapeen be free SO is every moth
er's son Of US ;! So ye may jes; 60 home
my jewell addressing the officer and tel
the kurnel that he left US here TO take care
of the prisoner !') Tut tu'," said the
officer. get into the boat men" Arrat
saidi FPss. have some republican blood II
me- besIes /; is doub,ful but that Ginera
ia. ksor is some kin 10 me the ginera' Il
ii rale lristman, barring he came 10 Am an
criky two years before he was born ;! !"
officer had to hire men to row him oacH
and report seven men deserted.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-17
fthe Office holder) was moro concerne
about his bread and better than his coun'

a Sign.-The Harpers Of New York
are abou, to publish A memoir efhe Life
and Public Services Of Gen. Scott. lthas
of late become the fashion for men aspiring
to the Presidency to intfoduce themselves
to tho public by memoir of their lives. A
man worthy Of this high Office would pre-.
fer the publication of his biography TO be
postponed til after his death; and men un-
ders;andng what qualifications are necessa.
ry for the Office will not be ready to bestow
i! upon one whose merits must BE- made
known 70 the country by memoir.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-17
FROM MENlCD.

The correspondent OF 'thc LousIanIan, !"
under date Of May IL, states that he re-.
cent defeat of the FedrraIs,s, in the vici;.ity
of Puebla is mortal blow to their party.
L" Santa Ana, AEa," "has become he idol
OF the day. His name is the common
word in the mouth of the people, and such
is the frenzy of those who are IN q majority,
that if his cxcellency chose TO make himself
king, emperor. dictator, in one day the
Central Government would disappear. and
be repealed by tyran, and Il troop OF
slaves"
The wrier ofthe letter from which this
is extracted goes at some length into a
statement his views of the polItl' of Mex
ro, and the probaba ility of Santa Ana sn.
perseding Busiamente, which at this distance
does not appear to us probable, at least not
Immediately SO, s.nce undoubtedly they are
acting together in common cause with
such good understanding as has. by the
defca, of Mexia and his followers, led to a
complete success. Santa Ana, it appears,
after the battle OF Pueba, returned forthwith
to the city Of Mexico. He has returned
to Mexico" says the correspondent above
quoted, where he was was received with
extraordinary honors. He had rejoicings,
balls, Examinations, public plays, for an event
over which every good man grievcs. The
populace admires the hero Of Tampico /;
patriots deplore the miseres of civil war.
One party weaves garlands for the victor,
the other is filed with grief on one side
you hear songs ofyiclory, on the other wall.
ings for the dead. Time will show US the
end of this mrdIey Of things"
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-17

Ell fifty dollars, new dress, and arms com.
plete and he would not sell her; but II
wan'ed hcr, there being nothing that he
would no. Go for me, &c, l might have
her.
The SAe:!.'s was al extraordinary AM.
MAJ. The saddle had not been of her
back for lAir'y days; and Sheik, himself a
mos: restless Creature would dash of sud-
denly dozen times day. on a full run
across the valley, up the s:,'lcs Of a noun.
:a:n, rounI Cur caravan with lis long spear
poised in the air, and his dress streaming
in the wind and when tc returned and
brouo'l, her 10 walk at my side, the
beautiful animal would snoti and paw the
ground as ifproud Of what she ad done,
and ANXIOUS for another course. l could
almost imagine saw the ancient war-horse
of ldume,, so finely describ d by job
"I1s neck clothed with thunder. Cans,
thou make him afraid Of grasshopper
the glory Of his nosrs is terrible. he
mocketh at fear, and is not afirishtcd ,
neither turncih he back from The sword
The quiver rat,eth agains: h m, the glitter
ing spear and the shield. He swalowrth
the ground with fierccness and rage; neither
bc;iey,th he that II is the sound Of the trum.
pet. He saith among the lrumpets, ha,
ha; and he smellv,h the battle alar off,
hot,und oflhe captains, and tie shou:'
ings."
Nothing showed the harlncss OF these
horses more than their drinking. Several
times VIC came 10 deposl;cs of rain water
If. in The hollow Of a rock, SO foul AMI DIR.
ty lI:at would not have gwen it 10 dog;
and while their sides were white vi h
ioarl the She;li would take the bits out OF
their mouths, and sit down with the bride
ia III; hands, and let them drink their ill ;
and could nc, help thinking that regu'
lar.brcd English groom, accustomed to in
sinuate wet sponge in The mouth OF
heated horse, would have been amazed and
Mortified at such barbarian usage. These
txo horses were twelve and twenty years
Old, respectively; and tho former was
moro like q colt in paylu.ness and spirit
and the other ike horse Of ten with us
and the Shcik told me tha. he could coun
| upon the services Of both until they were
!hi.ty-fre. Among all the recommenda
tons Of the Arabian horses. | know non'
greater than this; | have known man
from iong habit, conceive liking for a Vi
cioas jade that no one else would mount
and one can imagine how warm must be
the feeling. when, year after year, the bes
Of his race IS the companion Of the wan
dcrng Arab, and the same animal may bea
him from the time when he can first poist
IA spear, until his aged frame can scarcely
! sustain Itself in the saddle.
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| his sight was very little, if any, impaircd.-
He was under fifteen hands, and when in
! full flesh and in the vigour Of life he would
scarcely have reached tha: height. His
. cars had undergone the barbaroas (and now
obsoiete) practice ofcropping. His colour
was a dun chesnu,, dapp!ed IN earlier life ;
one hind foot white.
When "Old Billy" grew too inactive for
his tedious and jadins abour, his owners,
in reward for long services. turned him out
dlring sun:ner III the luxurian. pasurasc
of Warrington Meadows. and ia winter he
was taken into comfortable stable, and
,cd on raas!jcs anI soft food. saw him in
the meadows, in company with some young
stock, with which, it seems, he could still
make hobbliag gallop. lie appeared to
possess the use Of his LIMBS in extraordinary
perfection, considering his age; he could
lie down and rise with euse. lie died the
! following winter,
"Old Billy" was bred by Mr.. Edward
Robinson, of Wlgrave Farm, i'll Woeston,
short distance from Warrington. When
Young, and indeed till he reached the age
Of fifty, he manifested an extremely vicious
disposition, not only to human beings, but to
dogs, or any other animals which happened
10 oppose his progress or stand in his way ;
and this was particularly shown when at the
dinner hour or other periods, cessation
from labour took place. lie was impa'
tient to gel into the stable on such occasion
and would use very savagely, either his
| heels or his teeth to remove any Iivng'm'
pcdinen. whrther pig. dog, or child, that
happeEed by chance Or otherwise TO be pIa-
ced in his way. Thirty years Of his lt'
were spent in gin. and the remainder
principally on the Nlersey and lr"rl
navigation, in towing boals. His appear,
auce indicated uuor of the Cleaveland
and genuine Eastern B'oods. 7. B. J.
! Bells life Feb. II.
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The recent depression in the price ofcot-
ton which was likely seriously to injure
holders of that article, is ascribed to acci.
dental and temporary causes. and not 10 the
proportion between The supply and demand.
The Bank Of s,e U. Stues, therefore pro.
poses to advance three fourths the value Of
cotton yet held in this country, 10 those who
will ship to Humphreys and Biddlo, 10 Great
Britain. And it is recommended to other
banks to advance the remaining fourth, in
cases where The holders must have it, in or.
der 10 prevent the s:le of their cotton. This
arrangement will save the country, many
millions Of dollars, and will save many en-.
| ierprising merchants from bankruptancy.
What cruel ''monster" this same Bank of
the United States is.
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RALEIGH AND GASTON RAIL
ROAD

The Third Annual NleetIns Of tie Stock.
holders Of the Raleigh and Castor Rail
Road company was held at the Office in
this Civ, on Monday and Tuesday las:.-
The Report of the Chief Engineer shows
that the work is beng rapidly completed.
The Excavation and Ensbonkmcnt is tin.
ishcd to within sevon miles Of Raleigh,
and the baianc", comprising but a very
small amount of work, will be done within
few weeks. On the parts competed
most oflhe timber has been LAID, and the
lion for the whole distance, he:weea Hen.
deson and this place, has been purchased.
Upon that portion of the Road already m
use, the receipts from the transportation ol
freight and Passengers have greatly ex'
ceeded tic expectations ofthc friends OF the
Road indeed, such has been the press OF
goods and produce at tine different Ware
hoases, that the limited power employed bV
The Petersburg Company upon thc koad
mas been found entirely inadequate TO the
conveyance Of freight as fast as 1t might
accumulate. Every exertIon has been
made by the parties interested, however, to
give satisfaction, and we understand such
arrangements are now making us will ena.
ble the Company during the present year,
to place their own Engines upon the
Road.
GEO. ". MoRpEcAI, Esq. was re~e elected
President and the following gentlemen
elected Directors for the ensuing year
unanimously. viz: Duncan Cameron
William Boy ylan, John II. Bryan, JOSEPH
W. Hawkins, William Robards.
Raleigh Register.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-17

Virginia E Eections..-..The returns re.
turns received at Richmond are not com'
plete, bu, The Wing, of the 4;h inst, says
ii,s feels justified in giving the following as
the result of the congressional election
throughout the State. g.,
Administration..--.Linn, Banks, Andew
Berue, Walter Coles, Robert Craig, Geo.
C. Dromgoole, Joel Holleman.Jos' Johns9n'
Jno. w. Jones, VIM. Lucas Frs. =.
Rives, Lewis S!eenrod, Green b. samue's
-...I2. =, IT'LL.
Whies.....Hemy A. Wise, J0na & naiIs'
feiro, r. NJ. T. Hunter, John M; pU''s' S
John Hill, VIM L. Goggin, Chas' F. mer'
cert. o,J H.
In this resuI. the administration has gain;
ei Holeman, and the Wings have gained
HIN and Goggin. Barton, Whig,) contests
the seat of Lucas. -,
The same Journal, ofthe 5th inst, yield.
mo Giles and Mercer l, and Logan !, not
ves heard from to the ADMINISTRATION, gives