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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-19
pI-T DOWN THE TYRANTs

Tl.er never fail who die IN great cause;
The block may soak their gore,
Their heads may sodden in the sun-the'r limbs
be strung to city gates
.,3c,,,ie walls. but snll their spirit walks abroad
though wear. elapse, aud others share as dark
doom.
I, hot ausmenis the deep and sweeping thought
wbsrh ocrpowefs all others, and which conducts
The world at last 10 freedom. bfkoh'
People Of Canada Remember that the
blood Of martyrs in the cause OF FREEDOM
calls aloud for vengeance at your hands
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-19
PUBLISHED BY II. J. THOMAS. !
THE NORTH AMERICAN

* PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Price 81 50 per an. in ddromce'
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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

KNowLEDoE Is PowER-Cmious Llustra-
tiOn.-Ata meeting which took place the
other evening for the purpose Of forming a
North London Mechanics Institution, Mr..
Basin Montague, as an illustration of the
maxim that knowledge is power, related the
following anecdole. He was walking few
months ago in Portland Place, when he OBJ
served large mastiff dog having lesser
one in his grippe. Several persons tried, by
splitting the mastiff's ear, and by biting and
pinching its tail, to make it let go its hold,
but all in vain. At last delicate and dan
difed young gentleman came up, and ma
king his way through the crowd into the
circle, requested to be allowed to separate
the dogs; assent was given amid jeers and
laughter, when the dandy slowly drew from
his pocket large snuff box, and having Ia
ken pinch himself, inserted his fingers
again into the box, and Withdrawing large
pinch deliberately applied tito the mastlf 4
nose. The snuff operated so powerfully on
the animals olfactory nerves, that it moi
only Immediately let go its hold but made
it's escape as fast as it could. The dandy
was loudly cheered, upon which he stopped
for moment, and said, '.gentlemen,I have
merely give you proof that knowledge
is powers
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

1NcREDIBLE.-We understand that gen.
tleman in neighboring town, having taken
drop and half of the celebrated Match
less Sanative. discovered by the immortal
Louis Offon Goelicke, and of which one
drop is dose for stout man, fell asleep
in his chair, and the hext morning there was
nothing left Of him but his boots, buttons and
breast-p pin. A lobelia emetic was immedi-
ately administered to the boots, and in less
than half an hour, the gentleman was thrown
up, although considerably debilitated -
One drop Of the Sanative 1.-THE regular dose)
was then given him, the cis citO was very
soon restored, he ate seven pounds Of beel
steak for dinner, and the next day tN1
we'll man. Those who doubt thia story, j
they will call on the gepilenan, can have
the privileged examining the s-Hart
ford Courier.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
DOCTOR Z. D. PICKETT,
s formerly of Maysrille Ky).

MEMBERS his professional services "a
the citizens of Rodney, and neighbor.
hood, in the various branches of his profess
ION. He may be found ut the Union Hotel
DR.. p. refers to the following gentlemen
To the Medical Faculty, Of Transylva-
MIA University, Lexington
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
vile Med. Institute
Tho. L. Dobyns and E. G.. Wood, Rod
ney, Mi.
DR.. Davis and Metcalfe, Natchez, Mi
Josias A. Lyle, DO
Professor Us. Riddle, Louisiana Med'
cal College.
kodaeS. May 4, 1899.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

WThe imagination never conceived moro
exquisite picture Of beauty, than tho dove Of
the Ark gliding towards Ararat with the olive
branch, over the stiII, solitary, meamrelcss SUR
face Of the writers, casing down upon its own
shadow, and listening to the mu,sic made by its
own wings" Anonymous
Whittier oh whittier. Dove!
On lonely pinion through the traclxless air
Through the sunlit skies above,
Dost thou in joyous flight alone repairs
Where Is the summer strand
That waits thy coming, with its leafy bowers?
Where is the fragrant land
OF golden sunshine and ofsmiling flowers?
Where is the happy grove,
The long lov'd home, the neslings ofthy breast
Speed on thy fight, thou dove!
Haste on the journey to thy promised rest.
Onward. yet onward roam;
Spread thy snow plumage to the warming sky
Soon may the voice of homo
Greet the long wanderer with welcome cry.
But vain, oh. vain that thought;
Is it where ruins blighting footsteps fail,
That thou canst seek thy home, thy mate,
thine al2
Is it where groundless waves
Dash DER the glories of a world gone by?
Is it where ocean layes
Mans pride-his pomp-and all his misery
How, mid these marks of woe,
Bird of the peaceful bosom, canst thou fee !
Fear'st thou no dangerous foe?
Can none bring aught of terror here to thee
"My message fears no i'll;
Behold! the peace-branch gives assurance
strong,
With JOY my breast to fill,
Of safety-rest; then srho can do me wrong
1.-THE tempest hath gone down:
The sin-brought ruin hath fulfll'd its hour;
Darkness and woe are flown;
And oceans fury hath restored her power.
''And hear, yet hear my voice,
Peace hath been purchaseds 10: the waves de-
crease;
Look NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Hear my last whispers; welcome! welcome
Peace!'
Had thy wings, thou dove!
Glad one! with peaceful happy promise bless't
Soon would Zee above,
And like thee seek to be at home-at rest.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

FRIEND m NExD.-A gentleman ssunac-
customed to public speaking" becoming
embarrassed, whispered to his friend, quick
quick! give me- give me wordy Upon
which the other replied, Yes, yes; what
word do you want9
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

L1BxRrY.-Sir James Macintosh has
defined Liberty to be, "Security agsins,
wrong: civil liberty, security against wrong
from our fellow subjects: political liberty
security against wrong from our rulers.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
L.HW .VOTxCE.
. WILCOX & WNE. n. TODD,

q. II. WILCOX & WINE. n. TODD,
Attorneys and Councillors at Lam,
WILL PRACTICE In PARTNER
SHIP. at Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts of Jefferson Connty; the Cir
cut Court Of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties, and the several Courts at jackson.
WILLIAM N. ToDD will reside at Fayette,
Office near the Court House.
Business coR6ded 10 either, will receive
the prompt attention of both.
N. B-G. H WILCOX will continue to re
eide at Rodney, and practice his profession
as heretofore.
oct "a St
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
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To those who advertise by the year, a
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accordingly.
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livery.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
Forwarding & Commission.

i UIWdIUIHS 70 NOiI1I111S5AOA1
"HE subscribers having formed a co.
partnership together for the transac.
ton Of a General Commission Business
They will in future conduct business in this
city under the firm of JOHN GooDIN q
BROTHER, and in Vicksburg under the firn
of WIN. F. GooDIN g. Co.
JOHN GOODIN,
VIM. F. GOODIN, 40 Poydras st.
New Orleans, Aug %. 1889. 7O-tf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
9latbrtCbt

9Strb bieruit ge9eben an bic Grben, @rcs
ottcren nno ale bicjcni9er, ipelde intercBirt
iIno III bem 8crm6gen uub S9iuterIaGenfhafs
ten bon fcI9enben in 2eha @auntY periterbes
nen peripnctL ltamlit:
Die 0iednun9 bon @liIabetb 8ad,man II.
Nantcl Wtlllcr, @recutpren bon Der Stad)lais
ienlhaft ecS pcritprtcnen Safeb Sabmaii,
lebtbin bon QDnu Saumfhp.
Die 92ehnuns bon Nilliam 8enner, Re.
redncno bas ipirflid,e 8erntaen rcn bem
peritcrbenen 9aniel Cenninaer, lettbin Don
9. Wtcitball ais 9crmllno prn 3trmas
Scennll9er Elm minterjdbri9es Sinh bcs er,
fa9ten 9critcrbenen.
Gic 9icd,uun9 BON Satcb 2usrnberscr,
sIcmiriitratcr bon Der SoiiterlaiIenld,aft Der
oeritcrbencn Wtar9arctb Quseuber9er, leBts
bin bon Wfacrn0ie &aunIhtp.
Die 0ffhnun9 bon 9lmps itnc Sufanua
Sraue, 9lominiitratcrs bon Der SNnterIafs
ienifaft bes peritprbeurn Safrb Sraus, Iests
bin bon SbrrsMacun9ie GaunIhip.
OaB Die Grccutcren NIB 9lbminiitratcreu
teia9tfr Ntntcrla1enihafterL ibrc Ned,nuns
gen III Der Ne9iiratrrss2lmtsitube su 9llens
tault, III nrb fur 1edla SauntD ciil9e9cben
babcn-ipclhe Nrdnunsru benz 9Saiienass
rubt beIa9tem SallntD sur Scftdti9ung Scrs
9clr9t werbcu, I'M @curtbauIe in beiaetcr
Startr 8rcita9s ben 3ten Wap, Inn 0.llbr
Srrmltta9s.
gSilIiam Spa8 6e9iifrirer.
slaentaun, 9lpril 8. nq-5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
SSctbcirGfbcf.

Pin, 3ten WlrS, turd) tcn Ghrip. SNerrn
QSo9c, Ncrr 81 II b c il Syrd J, nit NWtB
Qib ia 6 III III crer, belize non Sbers
Diifpro Galrnftip, Fcha GanntD.
G6 0cht eiu monher juu9cr Nerr,
gScit ilbcr Ser9,-libcr Sbalcr,
limb menn or flnb't eiu Hiebdhen fem
9tjmmt CT ilc sur GicmabIin ell.
9lm 3ten Scbrtar, burdb ben @hrp. Srn.
I,elfrid', Ncrr g alcmcu 81 NJ III t.
III a II, nit NfiB Dlaria Sittner,
belize UNn QcWhiu.
9tn bemirltcn &ah turch rcnitlten S,erll.
SHerr S har e6 0tc to- pcn Q2ci6enbur0,
nit MiB M aria Cutt bon Macun9ic.
9lm IOten Ncrr g a banQr brmaI III,
prn Wacmn9ic, nit NtB Spfeptin
& II +, rpn 9SetBcnbur9.
9lm 28itcn Sci. burd, rcnicl5cn, S!crr
. DaOib SO pier non Wocun0ie, nit
MiB . lama Shuler, bon QSciGcnbur9.
Sim 3tcn MdrS Ncrr Gpbn Gerins
8 E r. pcn 9ttnnD, NIT NilB R IT d 3 ar,
JrH gSctBcnbllrg.
9lm Oicritan, ben 12tcn tieies, rurtb ten
Gtrp. 9. q. SraBturg, Or. 6. QS. 8 be r.
bar 3, ppn Scl(cr6Yillr, nit WHF 6 II { as
betb @u6firf, non SudfrrtanlL beicr
Yrn Srd5 GoutD.
9tm pcrlcGtcu Scnntag glbcnt, turd, ben
gbrp. S.crru cd9cr, S1crr Irrrs
er, rcn SIailnrpcr, NIT 0HB Gatb i
II a q & i'll H. prn 9Hcntann.
Elm Icttcn Srnntao, rurh ccn Gbrw.
j!rr. S,elfrid, $Hr. Srbu Dcibert,
nit ?Ris y Oily ga ic III II, beibe prr
gSctbcnblrg.
S,cratbcu iit Cit alter 8raut,
Sr eodltc infer CSrban audi:
Nium hat CT idlncll, ais wie Der SliB
Die idlrne pcIIp wc9ltibtBt.
3dr ndmlid,en 3eit, Ncrr 2 au ;
e d) III t, bon Wacur9ic, nit Oti6 50 a.
ria 9 / b CT t, bon Rclptiu.
sIm 29lieu WirS burd, ben Gbr,p. jHcrrr
Gjcrharc, S,r. EniS SoorrL nit NGf
9R arg Gem 4, bcice ron gSei6pcrt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
SeGerifs 95rfdufe
in Tprtbampton 9aunm.
fIN,..I Af,EEI.,L
COurcl) Slufld,ub.l

Der Sheriff bon 9iorthanptpr Gaunts
bietct fcI9cnpeS Gjrunbei9cubum ;uu Ser'
f1uf an
c5n Der Stabt Cation, Mcnta9 albeus, ben
Is. s!pril, cine 9cipiie Got mo Stld 8runo
All Der 9fcrbieite Ger Settlebemer Strase
III @aiton liesene, ftebenb al qpt bon slupr,
Smith, 9lnbr. 9ii9b, Jest S,enrp Scabnee,
enthaltenb in Srcnt 4S Sue, III Der 4dn9c
1870 Sue an einsr 9IlleY. Earauf lit errid,s
tet Gin 2itrfi9tce Srdmhaus, Ser9l. Shrp,
H. {. 10. Das Gt9enthnm ron Gben Swcn.
;'n 9teiher 3ctt Elm Stitd eaub, lic9cnS in
6crf6 IauHidNip, jcncr Gauntn cntbaltenS
Slctcr NIB SO 0tuttcn. Carauf beiuert
I'd, rrn9hraitet Beknhaus, Srcnt % 6us,
1ieft "a Su6. Sin itcinerncr Shmirtihop,
en Srdmitalt uno gaum9arten. GaS @i9ens
tbum bon Meter Me Tim9er,
gu 9lcidler 3eit Got Socl,loup, III SuIts
fill Gauuid,p lte9ene, eutbaltcuo l33 9lder
Gas Gi9cnthum pcu 81 eubeu Eretn.
Gaitcn, 9lrril 8. 2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
81 q C1 [ Cl) t.

slllc perirncn, weldIe es interchirt tpire
bicrmit 9fadlridlt erttetlt, eaB 8 iaac gus,
pcn 2ynn Saunidip, eeda eanntp, uno icts
ne Srau Seba, nittclit elmer fretpiaigcn
llcberihrcibun9 prnl Is. Otdrj 1889, all ibr
GiScntbum, liegcnbes, berpc9lifeS uno &C.
miId)teS, all ben llnterieidnctcn III 9pnn
SauuIhip, eeda @auutD, ippbnbaft fur ben
9iueen ibrcr @rebiteren iitcrtraaen baben
lBer caber nch all beia9ten Siaae Sus
fduloie 1T, piro eriudlt srpifden nun itno
benz 19ten bieles 9lprilmcnats an ben llnter'
,ei6netsn absubesnbleL unb bic psld,e sln'
forbernnsen baben, mD9en eteielbe einbdns
bissn, bamit alles in NihtiSfeit sebradt iper'
ben fam.
eSobn 9reber, sliiisnie.
sIprif 8. uq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03

General ppn9iennleIaer ,9pifmeiifel
,n 9llbann erbielt cine 3nifrift oor
9lmcS &enpall, ces SSnbalts, ba6 ef
Ipie eSntercfen pe5 SfaateS crfcrbern
Ira6 CT lciner Gfelle cntleet rrerSe.
9Sarum (? neil ct ein Gpulerpattpcr
III.
9(u6 bie Staat6banf pcn Sltinpts
fat alf9ebprt ibre 9tpten til Silber
ober gjolb ST beSablen. Cine &orfebz
rlln9 til ibrcn Sreibrtef erlailbt tbnen,
rieleS fit go Sage 81 thun. Sie ganf
pcn Od1plri foil mehr benl 10000
Sbaler BON ibrcn 9tcten III Der Sanf
sur 9lllSlre6ielun9 priientirt babel,
luornrN ile 9enpthi9t lpl'rren 3ahllln9
einSuitellen.
Die ,Sran;clcn in16en 9lnitalten,
Suenr5 9lprcS 81 bpnlbarrtren rnp es
in SeiIB 81 nebmen. Scr 9pupcrnDr
hat Den en9Iti6en 9(pntral nm Get,
if1no erlubt.
pariicr NIB Qonocncr 3sitlln9eu MAIDEN
lIf, nit piclcr 8ittertcit iitcr bic MebsSrr.
fife in harrisburg luitig, nnb brrauern,
lpie cS ftriut, rie &crfdItc, eoB bic Srelhclt
ee6 Staat6 rcn Wcunfllpauien frldcn ems
pltucIitcn Strs eriit:cn babe, nnr, iptc lIc
Ilgcn, nrch nit NIlfe Der aa9enlcncn Nc,
0icrnno, ba ibrc Scamtcn IN BOILER Sbdttgs
felt parcr, ben WtCb onSuidlrcn. Sie ias
gen, baB cine Mc0erur9, Die 9cpaltlam ocn
eincm Mrb cill9rlcet irL fctucn 0tripcft &C.
trbrc, NIB eaB ibr Shuu uuo YaIen rom
'9Scfe tcs Staat6 unterudiIdlti9t 0clalicr
werorn iclltc - bis 0ied)tmisi9feit uuo Ger
Gor9 uno bic S,anpbatln9 Der @eieke wies
Her III bic SNdnce ecrjcnt9en ictn murren, bic
an 0lcdt un0 Srcnuu0 9cipptnt iInr,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
9S . 6 cntl / der
NottonttS S5ertCGt.

Srtefc meldlc felt rpri9cr 9Scde in Zen
9lacntanncr Ncitamt Iir9en 9cblicbeu.
Scbn 9frmid,, Haccb eautadL Sluouiiue
Girrf, Gtriition @rpp, Srhu Shufle, pctc,
GcrnL Cchn @omarb, =. SrYmaiL Schn &,
QSrtf, SHenrD 98clf, @ccr9e Hiee, Carat
Gric, 93ilIiam sIlbctt, SrbiaS Smitb, gSn
0lcmtg, 81. 0ttIcr, GjcrrQe g8eruer, Wt
Sait, 9GilIiom Pattmcre, ShcmoS Stcfcl.
Strkcrt 9. aSu9bt Nritmeiiter.
9Ipril 3.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
Oefentltcte 25enpu.

Sca orrfauft merbcn, al benz !Sauie bes
llnteridrirtencu, in Der Stabt 9laentailn,
Samifa9s, ben l3tcn 9lpril, Inn l llbr bee
Disadvantages, Gin Oearbrrns@a9en, Sd,lits
ten, @eidirr uno 8uffalof Soaut, Scpba,
SccretarD nub 8iiber Sd,ranf, @arpets,
Glide, StHble, Spic9el, Sefrn, 9enetianis
itYc Slenrcn, Scttltellen, Bureaus, imb cine
Seridtecenbeit ocn SNallss unb Sfiiben@e,
rdtblfaften iu tpeitldufts su melber.
Gbarles Saois.
Strrl 8. rta-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
Semcfratf6e 9eaenfreilnaurer
Qaumtp- QSertantn,lun9.
strril 8.

Die Oemcfratiiheus9 9e9enfreimaurer BON
Qcfa @aunth mercen erilldIt, fd, bel elmer
@auntDsSerianlmlun9 eiltSuhnben, in benz
Scurtbaulc, i'll Der Staet 9lllentalin, Dien,
ita9s Den 3Oiten Slpril n6hltens, nm l llbr
9tahntitta9s, fir ben Gubspcf im Celeaas
ten Su crrpdhlen tpelfe ilt am Wlittircdb
ben 22iten Wai 1889 IN Soarrisbur9 Der,
fammeln Irllrn, I'M elm @rp6blersSidet fir
prd0oert unb 8ieesprdNbent Der Ser. ct.
in Grneunung sI brin9en, in 9emdsbeit bes
9lufrufs, ipeld,er bon Der Staats, Committee
uuter bent 27iten Sebrnar 1889 erlaGtn
mprceu iii,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03

! ytad, cem "9faibpillcr 9Sht9' nat
gteral cS1ficn am II. N)tdri tr1nt,
oa6 CT raS Sett bitten llllBte.
| 91claprfer Staot6poricrc, rte 4 tItlo
balb 4yrrsent cSntcrcllen tr19etl
krcen in per9an9ener 9So6e fllr "a
apsent gum Gaufe altS9ebcten. Jtles
anb mcllte ife oter fit ntehr ais so
e. faufcn.
kSeu @apitan lns srei pocr ercl pcn
Ylsannlttoft Ser SritttIhen SrI9
pie S9iltN, lpllrcen ncllltb rur6
] 9Siloen auf heu ,Sejce cSnieln CT
(proet.
Sss ct. 9erpiS Sullcttn opm %.
fact: eos iiber 1000 OanIer
Sommer allccrt 9etant iperoen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
SDr SGAcr!

9SiBt cSbr benn. ipte'6 bent Soila
tban SimbertD mai 9c9ol19cn III!
9Gbt? QSeu oenn :-Scnathan ililo
Ontel 9ef 9icn9cn cinc6 Somit19S
,,ne~kaifta95 i6ie6cn. Stc icttcn
ASA Sppt lnp flll,rcn rcn NlnB
" iie lparcn fit Gnten. 9Sell
) renn siemlib picl pon cem
ter5; tilltcu uno urru flc9 e5
Pimo enrlit, Ieete iGb cine Stcmlthe
fllppe ans llfer. S5cbnp tlohm bur
&] icin NulverborlL um ST prclnell:
fGer in Der gtle fiel e5 thn a,l6 Ger
b1no, i,up ianf mn ianf bis allf rcn
Ioben cc6 SluBc5. SaS 2Saber irar
tif1unlid hell, ltnb man tpnnte eS
eif Dem Sobcn lie9cn iehcn. SchlD
kcnnte niht mebr iNlrimmcn ais etrle
keperne Gnte unp ia9te eeSholb 81
Infel 3cf: "OnteL SIR ieip etll
sYlif flcperer Serl, nun lebnt MIR
pGuer YulperbprrL baB tb prctlnen
1n.'' "9fe-ia9tc Sntel 3ef-oas
fi6 nit.'' "0SelL SnteI,'' ipra6
Inatban; STR ieic Cit siemli6
ltter Sblpimmer nno Sanher ::
GNn SIR mir nan mcin pMperhcrn
eoer bolt, MIL icD cub cine quite yoap
Fulper ibenfen." Schnp Ha6te,
inn Snfel hinunter 9ten9e, mllrre CT
p Yulperbprn cbeu la6ell. 9ltcr CT
|rog iib. Sntcl 3cf itefte ieln
lllperbprn III Den Saf, ln'e t1ubte
tier, rnp blieb etne quite 3cltlon9
Der, uno ipe SctNm htnllnter tllfte
b CT nmhe-' Sc lrlhr tcb lcbe y
Ste cScnatban ais CT ms Die Stcrp
kSdblte "Sa iaB Ger 9eiSt9e Seeer
Ebt auf bem 05pbclL ilno ihllttcte
8 Nnlaer aus meinen lNulpcrhcrn
d ieil8.
ba4if faaten: "SSSctnn, rn buff 9enl'9
sdblt fir henre, mir 9eben &t6
ep."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03

q. q. Gage,
@iuiam Gfert, fen.
Wfarttn Sitter,
Sacob q. 9lblunt,
Sapio @eblnanL
9elpiS 9arrei6
Solompn Suoer,
Daniel Selfrid
Yeter Zimmerman
Gnoreas @iienbare,
Scbn 9seff
Salo. Stefe(, If.
Daniel 9uth,
Salomon SSlores,
0aoio @olo.
aaentaun, @drk 20.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03

Sin 0pifmciiter in Upper Jtcao SocOf
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COLOEgED PAT'sEHs ~ :
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La Belle ASSEMBLE who writes as follows;
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good, Constant Guillou.
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good substantial matter.
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Yf,lAMTD T2O1a f21sEEsrs:tl .

TztHE undersigned will offer for rent TO the
H. highest bidder, on Saturday the l2th day OF
January next, his residence, near Middle CieeS'
Berkeley County, the following tracts Of Land be-
longing to the estate of John Tate deed TO wit
One tract containing 160 Acres OF
land, adjoining the lands Of Gray's and
others. Of this tract about go Acres can
be cultiuated the ensuing gear.
One tract of about 90 Acres, Of mhtch
about 25 can be culirated. This tract
adjoins The lands belonging 10 the heirs 81
the late MerereNe Locke, and others.
One tract Of 10 Acres, adjoining The
lands oeaed by Conrad kowastar.
These several tracts will be rented for cash
rent, which must be secured by substantial and sp-
proved security. Possession will be given on The
LIST day of April next. Conditions made knewn on
the day OF sale, where due attendance will DO gwen
nv JOHN TATE, ET'or.
Dec. 10. 1855 Of John Tate deed.