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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18
AmalgamatiOn.

The next objection to emancipation is, that will
produce an amalgamaton of the white and color
ed races. This objection is strange one from a
resident in the South. Can any impartial man
fear, that amalgamation will, in any event, go on
more rapidly than at the present moment? Slave
y tends directly to ntermingle the races 1t robs
the coored female of protection against centious-
ness. Still worse, it rohs her Of self-respect. 1t
dooms her class to prostitution. Nothing but free
dom can give her the feeling of woman, and can
shield her from brutal lust. Slavery does some
thing worse than sell of her children. 1t makes
her stranger to the decacy of her SEX I'm
doubleday smile will be provoked by expressions
Of concern for the delicacy Of coored woman.
But is this conventional arbitrary accomplish
ment, appropriate only to a white skim Is it not
the fit, natural, beautiful adjoining, which God de-
signed for every woman; and does not a curse
belong to an institution which blights it, not acct
dentally, but by necessary, fixed operation? 1t
is the relation of property in human beings, which
generates the impure connections of the South,
and which prevents the natural repugnance, grow
ing out OF difference Of color, from exerting its
power. AS far as marriage is concerned, there
seems to be a natural repugnance between the ra-
ces and in saying this, no unfeeIing contempt is
expressed towards either race. Marriage is On all
fair of taste. We do not marry the old yet hr'' !
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18

about 10 o'clock P. M. and was then determined
in favor of the women. Miss Abbey Kelley, of
Millbury, Mass. addressed the meeting with great
propriety oflanguage, in vindication ofthe females
Wednesday morning, May 8.
The vote of last evening reconsidered on ac-
count of some informally, and we are in full blast
again on the woman question. The attendance
is larger than yesterday.
P. S. 1-2p past 2, p NJ The discussion on the
woman question has, at length, been brought to
close, by yeas and nays: for admitting women to
sit and act in the meeting l84,-against, 14l-ma-
jority, 43.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18

Worthy Of bnitotiom.-The Covenanters, alias
the Reformed Presbyterian Church, is venerable
body. In this country they are few in numbers
but true to their ancient faith. There IS not a
Shareholder in their communion. Slavery has all
along been testified against from their pull pits and
presses. On sacramento occasions, shareholders
have uniformly been debarred from the Lords ia
bic, and cassed, where the apostle places them,-
among murderers of fathers, and murderers of
mothers and the most vile and atrocious charac-
tiers. This is the testimony of the Rev. John
Black, D. d. of Pittsburgh, Pa, one of their Sc
nor ministers.-Mass. Abozitionia.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18

profoundly we respect them. How few women
would man ofreinement consent to marry yet
he honors the sex. The barrier of color, as far as
this particular connection is concerned, implies no
degradation of the African race. n X X
To continue system of wrong from dread ofsuch
evils, only shows the ingenuity Of power in defen-
ding itself The fable of the wolf and the lamb
drinking at the same stream, comes spontaneously
to our thoughts. But allowing what have con-
tested, allowing that amalgamation is to be anti
cipated-then maintain, we have no right to re-
sist it. Then, it is not unnatural If the tenden-
cies to it are so strong that they can only be re-
sisted by systematic degradation of large por-
ton of our fellow creatures, then God intended it
to take place. and resistance to it is opposition to
his will. What strange reason for expressing a
race of fellow beings-that, if we restore them to
their rights, we shall marry them Dr. Chan
ming.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18

0C~There is a Rev. Andrew Marshall man of
color, pastor of church in Savanna, of 1900 MEM
bers, who purchased his wife and children and gave
5000 for himself after he was so years DID, and is
now worth 10000 dollars, and only aged 81.
Verify, this looks like taking care of himself
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
MrpEes llnn[nf.

Seutc ppr a6t Sa9er, I'm Z llbr
QlbenoS, erei9nete iih etn ihreflider
9Serfall in Bent Stctr beS Soru. Sas
,liel 9tRlb, in Soanref, 9SA6in9ton
'Gauntp, Warplanb. Inter bem 9Saa>
rentii6 ifano etn pfnes SaB Dnloer.
3lpet Sunben trateil in beu StDhr, III
ber 9lbii6t eini9e @aaren 81 beleben,
irorauf Sr. Hul6 init ben Sin9ern
baS 9idt puBtc, llno Den trennenben
S6nllppen bon fG6 iparf. lln9lliflt>
herpeife fiel oerfelbe in baS iSa6, bas
Nulper entsiinoete iI6. cine Grplolfpn
erfol9te, uno bas @ebaure 9ien9 III Die
2uft. GS befanoen li6 pier5ebn DeriDs
iteit I'M Stpbr, luopon feds 9eflhrlih
perleBt ipprben iino-etrt9en iinb Die
9lerme, anpern bie Seine serbrc6en,
lino 9laeim @eltcbt ayf Die ihreflihife
9lrt 3u9ert6tet. SEER 8ui6 III tbbtlt6
oeripunpet, brep pDn ieinen Smbern
lebens9efdhrlid, olletn ba5 jiin9ife
Giuc, pelNe5 in oer 9Sie9e lag fam
iinbei6aoi9t oaopn-bte 9Sie9e hattie
oas Sinb beIbIBt. Gin 8rief pom 3ten
Wsap Ia9t: vSoerr Gufb perfNieb 9ez
ifern; al Der @enelun9 Der Sinoer uno
Der anbern Seripunbeten Slrctfelt man.
Sollten Die Sinper pieber ber9eifellt
lperoen ib bleiben fie Srlippel ihr 2es
beulan9. Sie teta9ten Gltern be6 Opn.
9lll0 batten li6 I'M Ckern Stpflperf
gu Sette be9eber ltnb alS burd Die
Grplofion Der Spbenin Ole SoDbe 9ien1
,purpen aud iIe in Die Suft 9eporfen,
nnb, lpunoerbar 5u erSdhlen man fano
beioe altc 3elltc betpahe pierSi9 SUE
-pon Dem Soaufe lulbei6abi9t lie9en.
Die Srau oe5 Srn. 9tnl6 lit feinen
Sdbaoen, allein wel6' cine trauri9e
2lu5iidt 9elpabrt ihr otc Sufunft!-
eybr @atte eine 9etbe-ihre Sinber
am Gaubc be5 Sooes, lno tbr Gioens
tbum pernthtet. gSabrlidb, ie inu6
Den 2eioen5fel6 tief leeren.''
[SSauco. Gag.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

9Str mlttien unIere eeier nm GntftbuIets
9un9 bitten, oaB mir 9enStbi9t lInb, mebrcre
Spalten nit Sadlen ansufulien, Die ieeem
ein gdel fetn muden. llniere gBioeriad5cr
srringen un5 caSu @,leidl elmer Soesc Snls
lentct6er, ipenu Elm nnf9eidredte6 gSilb iId,
Sei9t, fallen bic Qcfo Npfo Sd,nlterer iibcr
uns her, nadbem pcrter gum ebrlthen
Mann fId geld, ippreu bat. slacn jenen
bic Niduler su itppfen, baSu w6dlit uid,t @ra6
9enu9 Tim slUentaun berum; mir wrllten ihs
nen aud, germ Die Sreube la(Ten, nenu Tc mir
babel ea6 2ii9cn lie6en. Cds f6nuen lIc
nun ater icpeti9 laiTeit als Der 9lraber eas
Stehlen. Spn nnlern Gdbbaru, benz Venu
Saunfdtp 8anrermalL HcDer, unb ben fleis
non SpunfD f6nnen mir ntd,t6 anber6 ermars
ten, beneu Icll qcrtcr bci icil,em leBten S.iers
fein ein patent gum 0iiqcn 9c9eben baben, als
leiu Ger "0ieaon0cr 9lclcr," ba6 1cfc Scfc
Munnltiict ucn ScrfS, ba6 Der in Ieinen als
ten 3a9cn ith aufS eii9en le9t, bdttcu mir
uidt 9eqlaubt. ScbnY 9iitter, zen eie Jfas
tlr frcilif1 fir9Iid in 9lnichu:is prn Cents
uuo Seurtteilun9frdft auegeifattet bat, icli'
te IIh hrdI beIIer nad Der 98abrbeit erfnnois
qcn. 0Ser eS bir, SptnD, 9eia9t bat, eaf
DorterS Geiet, weld,e6 i'll Der Court pcr0cs
;ei9t plrbe, III Ger GabrsaM perfilftlt mar,
hat co erlc9en.. Ocin @ruoern6r hat eS ia
IcIbit als cas leini9e, ale ddt anerfauut
StinmY, Vprters Srueer, oerlud)tc ;par,
ben 8erodd,t elmer Scrfdlihung III erreaen,
eS wurbe aber bon Der @purt uno Sury nid)t
aetpilreiat
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
Ser 9Seiucis.

"a mir faum cine 9ofc Srfo 3eitutg sur
SNano nehmen, no nidbt eir grcfe6 ctutel0c>
1drci carin pe9en hem lrrtitd,en &erhor ents
balten it, uno ea eini9e BON ibneu aepaltie
.ftreicu, bas SaYio d. pcrter 70 rein ol6
"9tldutertes Sob" prn Der Court gicna, 70
wrllen mir bicfr Soerrcu blrS aufmerfiam
n,aden, pa6 mir ais llrfade ,nm Giruu6e
mIerer SeIhuloi9lm9en i'll Der Court burd
.9iecorbS unc 3eu9en mpteserle9bar be-
Wiefen habcn.
98ir haten CaYib H. gcrter befdYufaiat,
oae er Gi9entbum rcrbeimlid,t babe, als er
Die genefit nabnl, uno bcd hattie cr 9eld),pcs
reu, tas CT allies all icine Grebitcren aufges
liefert babe, eurd nelhcs er icineu @ctt be-
leieigt feline @rcbitcren bctrc9en une iid
ielbff tereidlert babe.
Jfun last unS ieben, i'll ipie wcit mir ibm
lluredlt thaterL als mir oteie @eihulciguns
gen mddten
gSir bemielen in Der Court ewd cine 9lt<
idrift ees Dcdct bon Der Nmtiuoccu
SamfDs@curt, cab Gaoib 81. prrter i'm Sas
marsSermiu 1919 slnlprud fur ba6 unpcrs
m69enbe Sdulerer @cIeB 9eHlad,t hattie !;
unb am 10. Sebruar 1919 Idlpcr er fIdl aus
ecm gefdu9uis, cccr nabm Die 8eue1t.-
Nrrfer beseugtc ielbit in Der 9ed,d @auiltDs
@rurt, eaE or lein Qano in Beaver SauntD
AM 7teu Oecfnlber 1918 IN Sibep mn 9fuls
Iel rerfauft babe. -Jlr ungefdbr eiu Mcs
nat ebe er Anfprudl fur bic 3 C.
Inefit ut a dte.- sIm 9tcn caunar 1870
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

mir sipeiGaae ;upcr-ilberfdrieb er bic
Sance, rpeld,e er ncn Jtibtp nno Buffet fur
bas eonb enipfteng, an Scbn Stcnebreafer,
auf wslde er brei bnnoert unb nenn uno
fiinfsis Sbaler erbtclt, als 8aufgeIb auf bic
Sanoe. pcrter geffebt oieS felbR elm. Stcs
nebrafer beSeu9t, bas er biele Banee, nit
ncdl aneern papicren an @ertb, in pcrter6
Sodnoe ipieeer surild CAB, unb porter feibfi
lduanete etee rcr Der Court nicbt. Tim bic
Sad,e ncd, 9eipifIersu MAIDEN, leaten mir Der
Court nod, Elm 9iefet Dor, peldbes Dapib
M. pcrter ieltft, aGs feine ia enc Sanp.
ithrift befdunte, fir Sl25, rpeldbes or auf
bic iiberldriebenen ganben BON @ecrse Cos
Sis, ieinem 9lbpcfaten enpfeng, ,peld,es fcls
9enoermneeu lautet unb Elm guteS fac simile.
bon bem Original 1T:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22


Ser Biir9crrneiifer ffattete feinen Scs
tud) ab. 9tat snei sSabren eripierert
jener leinen Selu6 beim Viir9crnlek
ffer nno finoet i'll beilen @arten cine
Der felteniten Sulpen. gr erfannte
tie als iein ebemaligeS Gtsentbuin rno
fannte nun su9lei6 Den Sieb Der ile
ihm DOT 3pet Sahren 9cffohleal hatte.
9luf9ebrabt iiber oiele ffrefltfe Shat,
poll 9erehten 3prnS e1riber ntht
mebr oer 9llIeinteiiter eincr Sulperls
slpiebel 81 Iein, le9te rer Serallbte fetn
9lnt tieper, irel6e6 5000 @ulben
jdbrli6er Gtnflinfte truG riB ale Slus
men ans ieinem @arten nno pers
ffipanc. Wean bat nie erfabren tprs
men, nus ans itm gelperoen TT.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

Soicr taun iTro getpetfe urierer ScfhuIbis
9un9en gegen Oaoio 81. pprter, uno mir
ilberIaden CO ben Sm9ern biefes Gaunties
unb res 9onseu Staot6, fir I'D, icIblf su
ridtcn, cb mir 1dhulei9 llnb, Gin bcsbaftes,
obne llr a de 9cernftes eetbel 9cgcn itn
putlttirt su bdben.
Gie SriginalSaueer, NIT brr llcterfdireis
tun9 an Struebreafcr, nuo be6tn llcbcrs
id,reibung all Gjecr9e NaoiS, bdteu mir Der
@prt mlb cirD Uor9clc9t. jcccr Mann
fam fir lid, lelbft rtdlten, cb mir id'nleig
cher II 1d,ulo g iIuc, ceer cb Dario
81. pcrter 70 "rein mic 9clGntcrtes @rlo'
pcr Dem 8olf pru pennfIuanien febt
2aB ben Gefer cine &batladle temerfen:
Gds Sano iprld,c6 pru Ycrter an Stcnes
breafer ilterfdlrieben mar, uno eurd, ihm su
Gjecr9 OapiS, murbe in Die SHdnoe ben Scas
mes 2lGilcu, cinsS glbppfater in Seaper, CUR
@iutrcibma ge9eben. 0apiS empfeu9 eiiien
Sbetl caprn unc bcsahlte bos @clb, nadleem
or c5 crllectirte hattie, in Die So6nee BON Gds
rib u. pcrter, ,pie bad 0ielet iclblf benefit.
Die beipnecre QSerte III benz 9ie1et wcrbrn
eini9cn Wann nberSeugerL boe raS @jclc fir
pcrtcr crllectirt ipurte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

Sin Iransoie, ipbttiitb auf Die gSa.
.terloo@Wtebaille. eines engltltben Col.
baten blifeno, faste: Mie fam @u6
bieGe9ierlln9 NIT elmer iol6en Sletnt9s
felt belohnen, Ole nt6t bret Sranfen
lpertb iff?'' Der @n9lanoer erlrtebers
te trpefeu: ,8enn ife AUDI uniere See
9ierun9 mlr Elm paar s ronfen foifet
70 foitet iie ro6 ben Srar5cfcn ctnen
9tapDle lepn.n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

T SpunfD Id9t in leincm lesten G'es
fdmicre, bae Die GllrY inns "hulbig ia i'm
erften @rabe" eiu9ebrad't habc -
9lu meb !-bies mare benn bcd, 9cipis arg
--Spunfp, rrcbtere eS ned, cinnldl-frag
zen . b beSp29en-er miro fraleidl ZEN
Sladltcnc CUR Nano nehmcn uno Dir er auss
lc9cn. "Sdulcto im eriten Gjrab!" 81 70
9eb ord
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
Cine prebiqt fur bas id,tue @eIhled,t.

8iibof 9lplmer, ber obne Speifel
Elm Sa9eifols mar, preei9tc ctnft por Der
&Dni9in @ltlabeth, rno ia9te fetnelt
3ub6rern DAP es Slpeierlet @eiber
9dbe; einige leten lpeiier, beher 9elebr,
fer, peri1mie9encr uno belfdnbt9er ais
i1anhe Ofdnner; Die aroerc, aber
fdlehtere 9trt rerIelten feten lnetiten6
ib0ri6t, unbeiphen, ans9elaiien, letbts
fInnia S6pdterinnen, Sdnblertnnen,
.lnbeifineiG perffanblps, rotblps, nads
laBiG fdWah, poretltA ifol3, lefer,
empfnolih, Shrenbldier, 9ta6ttrtpps
Ter &(atfterL fbtebt 9eiinnt nnp auf
jeoe 99eile mitber Sefe pcnoeSGenfclS
Wiiffballfen perieben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
pqsir b6ren, cus equirc GusbttcG

EI"QNlr NprelI baB SQNlrc YnB B lt 7
prn Sacona gan; mlithenp 4c9en nns ouf9es
braht iet, mcgen ben Semerfungen III unlcs
rer errlceten 3eituug. 9Eir ipcnrn ben Glq.
0iuebifeI ratben, Iie6cr mebr ben Serftane
une Die Weiuung Der 2dp sl itoiren, uro
Die pcliticf bci Scite ;u le9eiI, bamit er uidt
lpteber, ipte lei Cuttings 2rial, eincn
Bed idieet. IN fcbit bas gjrricbt ldBt
nid,t nit iId, ipaeen.
qBir reiden pcm Sqitire Die Nanb Der
SerlChnuio.-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
SIR Stce Yr dGbent:
Sanicl SSScbfter,
bon OfdGod,uIctts.

p%Die Srilhte jebcr @attllns, GAS Gras,
70 pie Die SbltSdllme in uniercr 9tad,tars
itaft, taben ein sIniebenL bds uns su freu<
pi9en nrfnunscn elmer reitcn @rnte tered,s
ti9t. Dem geber allies guten iei unaufbprs
lidb Danf bafitr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

p@ 8i feben, bas ter rcth9c1Idtiae
Ser9 Sater1fer NIT cirem I@ertifcate i'm
SpunfD fciner 3eitnug herauStommt, in
ipeldtrm or wperlegt baB iein Seneit. @rus
oernSr iein 3eu9cn9elb bon ibm erbalteu bas
be. 98cl, @ecr9e, bies bietet baS ~@iual6
Sertifcat', ircldle6 eu Dor Der lebteh mab[
publi,iertcft !-Hiesmal bait eu cs NIT oeis
nem Srneer Gibbrns aus;ufed,ten. @r iagt,
eoB mir ihulbig tefunoen ipdren Cnitbt
i'm eriten @rao, pie SpunfY fa9t) mb tas
her nlueten mir aud, Die llnfplten tesdblen.
9tau, @ecrg, cs mare be0er nenn on uilo
Spunfp gum grb 9ienaen une eut Gin wena
mebr eaip pcrIelen lieect che eu fclhen
Qanpciut entIheieelt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

Gin @ieipaltitreid, cbne @lciden ut ter
G'elftdte pennfloanisuS, uno mir mSqen
ippbl iagen, Der 9ansen lluipu, 1T tei Grpfs
nun9 Der grra SiBung bon ben 9eccfoecs
auS9efllbrt Wrreen. e baob beu6 Stcs
Den 8, Gig. cin re9elmdei9 eripdbltes Dtit,
9liee ees Sodufes fer 9ieprdlentanten bon
9loans @dnntD, ge8en bc1Ien 9iedt at eiiiem
Sib III Der 9IHemblD scin Sd)attcn BON
3ipetfel itattHlteet, irar an eriten Gage Der
Stsing Suge9cu, nm all zen Sertaneluneen
Sbctl ;u ncbmeu; aiS ober her slntraa fur
iclne 3nlaiIung 9emadt wurte, erbc6 lid,
2hcma6 .. W@lnee, pon 8eefcro-cilt
Utani, beiien @caenipart it Ger Gjefesaes
bun9 al6 GcIf6rerrdientant ein Gdanofied
ntdlt rinr fnr Seeforb GauntD lcuocru fur
ben Staat ilt-eer pbne Sd)aam cen nies
brighten ealtcrn Der menIhliden Oiatur
frobnt nnb bc6fn ihdnolide stuffllbruna in
ben tunnlhlariiden sluftritten tcs lcetoers
fohenen Oecember6 nod, cSeeermaun frifd,
I'M @'eeddtniB if-eiu Wann, Der nm iciucr
trehen llnperltdmtbeit willen ais 9lnfnbrer
Der eoccfoccs pcr9eitbeben pire, mann iraenb
cine orcdi9e slrteit su tbun il, oieIer Wam
erbeb NdI uno trng barauf an, bae Dem
( baooens Steoens ,peaen feiues
idledten ebarafters Der 3utritt in easNaas
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

Bis ndbitcn Somltaq ipirb ile, bic euthes
ride SDncee III unierer Stabt periammlen.
gRan erpartet mebr ais 60 lreet9er bier !;
cbne Die 9leltcitcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
Gas Grancrfpicl amf Der BRIG
8rndofaSo.

Clluterfdieblihe Sienpcrfer 3eittineen eifts
balten cae 8erb0r Der Wtorher NIB Sees
ranber bon Der Brig Srasan;a, in feiner
sansen ednge. Das fcl9enoe 1T bic @r'
sdbluu9 bon 9obert Oicir, benz 3fpelten
Steuernian, uuo ite fam uidt chne s5ts
terefe 9eleIcn ,rcreen.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22
eSn Osorietta, @eoraier, lpurbe elm

eSn Otarietta, @eor9ien, lpurbe eine
f6inbli6e Sbat be9angen: 81 Srrs
idnoer, Gle an elmer giienb1bn 9earbeis
tet batten unb chen in 0e9rif parcn,
iIh nit ibrem @epif unO 9ercienlfe
ilab Sapannab 81 begeber, rplrben
ollf Dem 9Se9e BON rs SSrldncern iiber
fallen. Sie erlhlu9cn Spei, Derlpuns
oeteu a6t 9efahrli6 uno beraubten Die
anrcrn allies bclen ipaS ir9enp bon
WScrtbe lpar. Sim na6ifen Ga9 Ne
m1fneten iib bte SIr9er Der llInoee
Qeno mo nabmcn 81 Snripiruen Scr
yfDrberbanpe 9efangen. "a murcen
iofert III b1s @efln0ni3 aeieet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

Die Ser, CT. @ricsslballppe Gpn.
,ecre ilfjett tferti99 9cna6t Tim auf einer
Srelld,n9 alsjnaehen, n,-abcr (ciSer eaf
Belfe fehlt,-es 1iuo feline O2otrclcn N
.habcn, iino miro nef mehrere Wtpnate
bauern ebe iie pelbe befomn,t. Sic
Gpnffitution 1T cine lan9e 3ett3u 9tpr-
fclf aus Man9el an Seelcllten suriifs
9ebalten lpcroen, uno allies lNls auf ben
SahielpldBen sniammen9ebra6t mar,
III llab 0orfolf 9efanct inn bieie (Sres
Aatte 81 bemaunet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-22

Gsbfen Gitnpcd, Ycrfaufte man in Sdrris<
tur9 tas 9Nfnnb 9liHrflsifh 81 25 eeuts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-26
n2O 81 in 3Qll
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advertise and cause to be sold the lots in the Gil
OF CALHOUN, on day by him fixed Np,,c:
10 hereby given that the lots in the City OF Calhoun
will be offered at Pub ic Sale. Monday. the Ism
day OF Novomner next, between the hours Of. Ten
o'clock. A NJ. and Fonr O'Clock, 2 NJ, at the Capt
lol OF this Republic, upon the terms set forth in
the following extracts from the law above men
toned
'"Sec. 4.-Bs it further enacted, That tho lots in
said town shall be Offered a:d sold for other cur.
rnncy than gold silver, audited paper, or the pro.
Iuissory notes of tins government.
Sec. 6.-Be il further enacted, That the sald ois
shall DO sold on the following terms, viz: One
fourth part to be nad down. aud the other three
forth to be in equal instalncnts Of six, twelve II
eighteen nonths.'
Sec. 7.-Be it further enacted, That it any
person who shall purchase any OF these aioresn'l
lots shall fail to make paymanl of the sevriaI n,.
stalmcnts in conformity with this Act, he or they
shall forfeit all such they may hav prevl-
ousy paid, and tho lots purchased by such default
ter shall revert to the government Of the Kepuo
lie.
Sec 6.-Bc it further enacted, That all persons,
aliens not excepted. shall have the privilege of pur>
chasing and holding the same, and the Pressdont j.
authorized TO issuepatcnts to them sucn al thr
last in' stalment sha!have been pad"
The sale will continue from day to dav, unit, all
of tho lots sha have been disposed of.
Calhoun is situated on the r.as; end of VI ltagor
da Island, directly on tho Main Pass into MAtaynr
da Bay, and from its advantageous position, Will
probably BECOME the principal Commercial! cny in
Western Texas.
A Plan OF tho city may be seen in the General
Land Office.
The several papers in this Republican, CONNER
cia Bulletin, Pcayune and True Anne lean, of \
Orleans, will publish notice until the day of sale.
JAMES II. STARR
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Piano Rrte destruction.

William Smith tenders his services TO the CHI,
zens OF New Orleans as teacher uf the piano
'"r'e. Mf having been empl"yrd severed years
teacher of music in priva,e tumil,es in n,s,on
and ais" at several OF the f.mnia Summaries in its
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an extensive assortment of boots gu i brooans ard
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