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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Oefentltebe 93enplt.

Ornuerita96 rmb Srcita9S, ben 2Sif. nnt
29iteu Mtdrs fol- an Dem S,auie bes pcritor'
beneu Danie Sd9cr in NiebersWas
cut0ie, Gffentlid oerfarft werbrn -
2pferbe, IL Stiicf 9lineSpicb, Sdaafe,
elm 9Sa9eu NIT SabD unb Dcds, eiu neuer
Saby, Soeu nnb Strpb, Saamen auf bem
Selce, 9BinbmItle, cine pfercefraft, &etten,
Strpbbanf, Gesfs, Sureais, cine Soau6uhr,
8ithcnIhranf, fltpfcrne rnp eiicrne 6eiel,
, Seirn NIT 0iobr, Glide, Stilblc, Setten
uub 8ettlabeu, neblt font nod pielerlci 6au6s
Sauerns unb JtuheusSerdtb, 81 rpeitlduftt9
slt melbcn.
Cie Genbu tpirb an betben Gaseu nm 10
llbr Srrmitta9s anfan9cu no gInhpartuns
9e9ebeu ipcrbci, bon
Seinrt6 Sd9cr, : 9In,,rs
9iana SaSrr, s " W.
Ntdrs 13. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
OefentlteGe 93enpll.

Ronta9S, ben l. 9Ipril, @ormittagS uu
10 llbr, ira an Dem Sauic oeS perffprbencn
peter 9 ud) nj an, in 2rphil Gam.
fhip, eeda Sannth pffentIib peritei9ert
iperben:
Gin 4GidrlS gSa9cit cin opllitdnbi9es
Shmiots@eIdlirr, Saamcn auf bem Seize,
bee9leiden cine 9rcee Serihiebenheit prn
Sauerns Nauss unc Sithrns@crdtbidlaften,
Su ipcitlGuftt9 ;u neleen.
Gie Sebin9ungcn wcrSen am Serfaufss
ta9e befannt gen1aht uno gebiibrenbc 9luf,
wartun9 9rgcbcn iperccn bon
9tatban Sn6man ! 9tbmtnte
4epp 8ubnah s TRAITORS.
Widrs 13. nq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
0eltaftGaffs- -2luHotlutg.

llnterm bcutigen Datum if bic GieIctidaft,
peld,e bisber inter Der 8irna So y unb
O utb beftanben bat, nit beieerleiti9er 8es
wtli9ung auf9el6iet iporben. 9llle eiejenigeft,
melde cater nrd, al befaste Sirna fdnlloig
finb, e6 lei in Stobrbiidlern, cber aiif fonif
cine 9Irt, ,peroeu hermit beuad,rid,ti9et, bic
gum l. 9lpril ndhtenS absute;abIeu.
Sob mo 9utb.
p%Die Stcbr9eifdftc werSen am alteH
Stansplaee ipie fraber fcrt9cfntrt wereen,
bon l9enrid sob.
Gin eebrjur9c, um bas Sd,ueibersSante
iperf 81 erlernen, tpirb frsleih ppm llnters
3eihneten an9enrmmen.
@ieeen @utb.
Sits@beitbaGt, WldrS 13. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Oeffcntltcbe 93cnpu.

Samita0s ben 30fen Midrs i'm 10 ,lbr
Scrniittag6, fol- an ocm Gjeifbaule bes lllls
tcr,cidmcten, in Qed1apcrt, nahe bel Der Qes
haer Sritde, auf 6fentlihfr Senbu pcrfauft
werben =
@ine Sub, Elm 2s9dulS unc Cit 1ssduls
8agen, Cit SeiinpieS, eit Sfcblencfcu, 2 ges
srsene Sitd,ien, Setten imo Settlober, Sts
fcbe une Stilble, cine Slnswahl 8iloer init
2abmen Spie9el, Elm Drabr ein Srudltreff,
Barrels unb balbe SdrreL allcrhanb 98irths
@eratbihafteiL als Settcls, @lifer II. i. 10.
nebit anbern S,auss unb Sndens Gerdtblhaf'
ten, si tpeitldufti9 sn melccn.
Gie Seeingun9en lpercen am Serfausta9c
befauut.gemadt ine 9ebtbrenee sInfpartuu9
9e9cbeu wereen, bon
Sobn Slefner.
glRdrs 10. ilq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
tsinc S,riiefe cinaefallct.

enher Stadt rcm 25itcn Scbruar, ftclcn
brei ecr Ge,pclber al Der itctnrrucn Sritde
i.ter Die grdnId,, tei ScllerspilIe, an Der
whilaeelpNer Strabe, euL 10 na6 ctclelbc
mictt mcbr 9ebrauht iperoeu tann. Nieie
8rnfe it crlf ccr ciri9cn Satren une NIT
9rcsen llntcitcn fir Sufs GarritD erbaut
lpcrcen. Ter Sdbaocn ben eiefelte curf
haS Sis bsi Der neulifcn 9SoiIcrflntb crlitt,
pcrurfa1tSberen @infaItrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
StaDt-Q QSaDl.

Die fttmmfab9en Sitraer pen Der Stabt
9laentann iperoel biermit benadlrihttgt, tae
cine 9Sdbl an bem Saule BON @eorge gBes
tberhplb, @iaitnirtb in eria9ter Stabt sillens
taur, 9ehalten piro, am W1putaae ben 1lfen
Slprtl, swifhen ben Stllieen pon 12 uub 6
llbr bes erfa9ten Cages, im cine perfon aIs
Sur9erntstiter, fir ei II Satr, flint 9Jericnen
ais Gjlisccr bcs Staetratts, fir ! 10 ei Sabs
re, cine perlcu ais Socd,s@euitabfer fir n
Satr, S,pci peripnen ais 9Be9mcilter fir e in
Sabr, uub cine 4ericn als slrmenple9er fir
sDet Sabre, ;lt errpdbIeu, in tletereinittits
mlng eineS Stban9eS gu Der Sucorpcraticnss
9Icte, pa6irt Den 16ten 9lsrif 1888.
SSacpb SoefmalL 8, Gcn(fabler.
sllcntauu, WldrS I3. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Wdrs 10.


slae eiejeni9eii, ipelde ned, al, Die Sirtcrf
lafeuitaft eeS pertprbeuen 0eter Su dp
NJ II, lettbn, ben Scrphta SaunidlW, Scda
@aunty, auf irgenc cine slrt ldulei9 iIuc,
iperecn hermit benad,ridltet, baB iie Slpiihcn
iest uno ben ndd,ten L. 0)ioi an Die lluters
scihueten 3atling su leiitcn boben. Dess
9leihen werceu audi alIe biejeni9en, bic irs
qenc cine 9luforberun9 an crfa9te Sointerlai@
icnIhaft babcu, hicrmit auf9efcrbcrt, ibre
2chmingen tpcblteiheiui9t bis snnl cti9em
Datum lei ben llntcrseihnetcn ciu;urcihen,
bamit Hid,ti9feit semad,t iperccn fann.
9tatban Sudman, 2 9lonutlts
9epp Su6nlah S traitors.
Wtdrs 13. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Salfamiiicbes
u It q { It II q fer.

cSn Der Druderci bes "patrict nnb Hes
ucfrat'' III ppn jeet all rben 9emrlbetes bal,
famifdbe slusennaiIer ,u baten. GaiTelbe
itdrfet bic 9lu9cn uid)t dllein, fcnoern be,
nirnmt bic GnSincuus imb 0eid,wulif bes
aliscnlieees. Seim anbaltsnbcn @ebraltd,
pernebrt uno eripeitert es bic SebsRraft
nngmeiit, unb erfriFtt bic sarten 9terpen
Der siugenuiuSfeln. Cies gdlfamiife aus
9enwaner bat fit ben friegerifdieH @ped5en
in europa bic 9!nfmerfiamfeit ber sIerste bas
felbft anfeereat, unb 9rcben, Dielfdltiae, Ia
mir nSsen faaen Gitnberttauienoc, baben
tiefem bdlfamiffen slusentpanrr bic gr6ete
@abe, bic Grhaltnug ibrss grfdlts, sll Der,
baufcB,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
81 d Cl) ri C6 t,

Gtc Ser,palter Der ytertbamptcn Wa0crs
9'eielIihoft 9eben hermit 9tadlridt, oas alle
GieJeni9en, meld1e bas 9euerantsgSa6er fir
ba6 fitnfti9e Sabr Su 9ebrdud,en ,ptens Iiib,
an coer ocr bem 1lten ndhiten gIpril bel benz
SdaBmeilfsr Der geicaffaft, Sobn 6 ds
ert, ansurufeu haber, ilm iieue @ontrafte su
MAIDEN, ceer lire scridtri9ea jlt rritercrn.
sluf Sefebl ter Scaro,
Deter Ierharb, Nreifc't.
p- Sober @isentbimer eincs Gcntrafts
miro bblidit erlllft ben Bcrltlriften be6els
Ben 9cnau nahSufommcn, fpipri9enfalls er
ft Die earaus entitebenben man9enebneu
ScIaen iclblt beiSumebcn bat.
OidrS 13. ra-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
2lpptel-
lin / ON GjuarbS &.

9iahrid,t fpirb hermit gegetcii, tae cir
slppisls@erid,t fir Die lli,irn @aaree aebals
ten mirb, am Sreitage cen 2eiten Wedrs, an
bcm 6auie pcn 6 barles @utb, in g.
gSbeitboG 3almid,ip, ;wiiden ben Stintsw
bon iinb lltr 9iahmittd9s, alIipo iId bies
jeni9e ipeld,e I'M 9titdfanoe befn,ben uub ete
rc9uldre @rerSierta9e pernlst habeii, einfiiis
een fcnnciL fpenn fIe es fir n6tbis crad)tcn.
9iuf SefebI por
Capt. ocnrp Geipe[.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
Ncrtbamptcn gaurttp.
SScr;cbt Der 9cnseiisem Ssbuls
9Sey$OtgiiGrlifGei,.

3ablbar bon bem Staat an Die utterihiebs
lthen 0itriftS in &crthanptpnj @auntp,
fur ba6 Sduljabr, anfan9enp am eriten
Wtcnta9 I'M GSuui, 1889.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
0lprthamptpn Nferees
9Sertte6erull9s- 0efeQtcbatt.

y
Gin Gerscifnis orn Zen Seanlten uno Mits
9licocru Der "9icrttampton pferoes&erlldcs
ritn9S @eieltIhaft'', fir bic Gntcetfun9 Don
pferceeieben uno dnbern Sdelmer, nno i'm
oas 9eitclenc @t9entbum su entccden.
Sobn 2mpall, Nreiipeut
Solepb Sietrih Secretar.
OirectprS:
Sernhore Sraufenfeic, Scbn Sdmarsy
pM. Seempelber fen. Nenrtd, Verdi,
Cciepb @eelman, Helie &cminerer,
philip Sranfen1Ielc, Daniel 9Seleel.
pbilip MetSer.
Slcttpe Mit9 lteb CT.
@barles grcwn, slsam S.arprL
@ihael Wc0in9er ,jr. Sdccb SnDcer
Mid. MeiIinaer, ien. ecbn Qerd,,
Sac. .SeenmeleerS. g. @ew. 9. Sbimer,
Barnet SocnmcIcer, 9arcn .Ticdlinc,
cscltpb 99rrlpr, Scna6 Nadman,
Seor9e Sriuter, Nfihdcl Stobler
lSeter &cdher, caerb 9auliS,
9lbratom Saylcr Sobn y. &6bler
pctcr @cle, Gbriltidu cSd9cr,
Olihact 9lbfl, Scnrae Sd,peifer,
9leam Sanot, @epr9e eecers,
>NSIH <-bNilUg SHtNt'Nh
Slaae Sitter, @barles 9Seleeh
Sebn Seff, Sac. .Sphn, Scnas eerd,
Mihael Scyer, Sebu @jratpehL
sIeam @lauic, 9lbr. Sfcdp,
| cenrp @lauIc, Grhn Graeer,
0eter Senimerer, Scbn Gesler,
@jcrrgc Sberlp, Sdecb Seller,
c,faac Src,pn, gRiebael 9Seaoer,
:Jaect Genmcrer, Sctn Shipelp,
I Sriecria Sd,mciBer, gIbr. S,eller,
| peter Seip, Ianiel Uietrtd,,
Dieter 9ican, 9tnanens ScinlcD,
8rieerid gcrd, 9Si!ltam ShciIlcL
Scbn Ireeman, Z. Secnpclecr, 9. g
Ganiel Sitter, Siaac cddnaii
Slbam SreieuScr, Sciepb y. 5enes,
2lnbr. 9iheinteinier, Seiie 1anbdd1L
@ecr9e 8csel, pet. gepal, t9Srtb.
4 Nenrid, Seiple, Sac. 9. Seenpelefr
dieter qa,pell, 6. 81 Yhl. Seenweleer, il
.renritb 6. 8eitsL Saecb gSectrirg,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13

lSancS SO. prrter, Scieph S,a9enbildl,
Sobn Cenfpalo, SaIentin llbler, jr.
Midae[ Gpangler, eScbu 9rcwH
oSacob S,eB, petcr Sue,
9Ibrabant Staufer, Naniel Jfcd,
Saeob slbcl, eemiS Seip.
9lnf Serersnun9 bon
Solepb Sictrit, Sccrctar.
Wsdrs 13. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13

saiton Nadrs 13. itq-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19
Tie Citu Of Richmond.


We state with great satisfaction that this City has
taken START which promises deveope her natural ad.
vaniages and will contribute open the great
Of the surrounding country We hear the animaiing ring
of the brcklayers trowe all around We have yer
seen many private buildings going up The sales OF
lots in town. well lands in the eghborhood show
decided increase of The value of real estate piece
of property in this City which sold for II I2 0O0
dollars about 10 years ago. has lately been sold for more
than 35 600 dollars. We could sdduce other evidences
in recent sales oithe prosperity rising City Rents
rsng-and IN consequence, many private houses
that ",he Company for building The Exchange Hotel ION
sreeD have organized and appointed their President
and Directors, who have already purchased the whole
square, and will advertise for proposals
building early in January the weather will permit.
The house will be about 10 by l4O feet fronting
and l4th streets, and four stories high, with observa
tory which will enable the surrounding country
we'll the vessels, steamboats, and ships in port The
situation is the most central that could be obtained in The
CITY," The stock for rebuilding the Eagle Hotel.
thing like the model Of the Aslor House is aso fill
ing II is on The Main street, of The most eligible
situations that could be seeced-and il is 10 exile nd from
the street, at The formerly occupied by Mr.
Drew We have also heard of scheme on foot TO build
large Hotel on Shockoe Hill, with Lawyers Offices
&C. on the basement floor.
We are in fact going ahead We have heard it est.
mated, that Richmond contains a population Of
26000-and the population is rapidIy the increase.
More stores about TO be establshed-more manufac
tories 10 be erected The Belle Isle iron stock Of $780,
900 is filed and The Company is about to throw bridge
from the island 10 The main land on this side, for The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19
HOut's Bank of Prizes.

Hayt usual is selling and paying all the big prizes
Therefore il is ssary for those who the largest
class of Capitals address their Communications 10 D.
M Hoyt
IT Tickets in all Of D Gregory a. Co s Lotteries
advertised in any paper by any one always for sale at
Boyts; and it HIS been proved 10 the world. that If
lurge prize is ,canted, THE TICKET MUST BE
PURCHASED OF HOYT.
All are aware that recently sold prize which
amounted TO fire times much money any prize
sold 6y any render nolo in Tie city of Richmond
10 sno her part Of this paper will he found sketch of
the KING OF Lo,teries-ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS. lnths Lottery mnre particularly,
orders should to Hoyt as all big fish swim in his
pond.
NJ The tickets in the Mammoth Lottery are just re.
ceived. [2l-T] July 10
IT AND FOR SALE-Will be sold, al public auc.
tion TOR cash, the 25:h Of July inst, at Thos
1aylor tavern in the county Of Gnochland, certain
s,t Of land living in the county OF Goochand bounded
by the lands Of Daniel Johnson, John Guerran, and
Others containing two hundr and seventy FIVE acres
which land was by deed, bearing date the 24h day of
March, 1924 conveyed by Thomas b. Watkins to Thos
Curd Daniel Johnson, and Nelson f. Shelton in trust
TO secure TO Martha Peers certain money spe.
Cited in the deed The sale will be marie to raise the
balance of the said debt remaining due TO said Martha
PEERS by the unde signed surviving trustees, who
will convey the purchaser such title is vested in
them by the said Decd and no other
THos. CURD,
N F. SHELTON
Ill, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19
July 10
VIRGINIA BAPTIST SEMINARY.

yUyHE next Session of Ibis School will commence on
the Isl ofSepember, and close on the Goth of De-
cember In The Literary Department, which is open to
apy youth Of good character IA years Of age in
slruc,ion will be giveh the Latin and Greek anaua.
ges, Algebra, Surveying, Logic, History, Arithmetic,
Geogrs ply, SC The studies will be conducted by
Messrs. Robert Ryland and G. Barker. Should the
number Of students require il, third teacher will be
employed 10 the place Of Mr.. Dodson resigned
Terms:-For board, including fuel, light, diet, and
Washing $50; rent 81; tuition $l4-one half 10
be paid advance md the other al The close Of the SEES
SION No deduction will be made for loss OF time
WILLIAM SANDS, Rec Sec
Virginia BAPTIST Education Society,"
July 70 2l-w3u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19
STyTE or LyDL3.r3-Erect!

Extract IF Letter from "VIscESSEs, July ..
81 happy 10 say that the prospects in our Stale are
truly gratifying in regard 10 our next Congressional De-
legation Ynn aware that, oil The last session, we
stood 8 Fcdcrulists TO Democrat-Boon My decided
imprf and belief is, that We shall send mao-
rity Of Democrats at The ensuing election. think we
are pretty certain OF four, at least.
"The truth u.s. there is moi more Democratic state
in the Union; but many Of the former friends OF The
Administration were enticed into the Harrison ranks
some from and some from an1ther SO mat the
Administration lost The State. As between MIR. Clay
and Mr. Van Buren, who seem 10 be admitted by all
parties as the probable competitors ice shall carry the
State iriumphanHy
m The Globe also communicates very agreeable It'd
ings from ~ Carolina FURNISHES sketch of The con-
test each Congressional District II counts confidently
on the election Of eight friends Of the Administration
and enlertsins cheering hopes of carrying more.
7enncssee-The las, Nashville Union furnishes very
sensible letter from Shelbyville, of the 29lh ut The
writer calculates The election of Polk by ma ority
of at least 0O0-and The certain election Of Turney
Brown Johnson, Waterman and NJ 'Clean to Congress
He also feels "some confidence in Blsckwells
Stone Some Of the papers likewise express hopes
OF Burtons beating Bell.
LATEST Gy last Evenings Mail.
We have received The following letter from Murfrees.
boro, Tenn, of 5lh July:
"There is most tremendous excitement in this coun.
try at this time on the subject Of our Gubernatora
Election The Wings are making dying struggle, in
deed for their is dying fast the People
derstand their principles Mr.. Clay get the
vote Of Tennessee. Col Polk will be eeted Governor
beyond reasonable doubt, by to 5000 majority and
there thousands who will vote for Cannon, who
will never vote for Clay for any Office"
The Springs.-The prospects of the Red Sulphur are
highly faering On The 9Th inst, there 100 vi
si,ors, and large number of servants and horses-We
learn that Saturday last there about 22O at The
White Sal phur.
statistics from all the Springs in The Of the
son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES

NATIONAL BANK
II is matter Of history, that much fear, distrust, and
jealousy prevailed towards the Bank Of North America,
incorporated in 1881, under ordinance of the Amer
Congress- and that, even the public chsraclers of
Pennsy where the institution was located we're
sorely divided in their opinions about it.
Mr. Smith from Pennsylvania, Mr. Madison from Vir.
GINA, and both The members from Massachusetts, voted
against this ordinance; while the most eminent states
Acknowledged, that the proceeded rather
from The extraordinary necessity Of The times than the
rghtful powers Of The confederaed States. The con-
s,uoDa validity of the charter alwa questioned.
And Congress feared TO pass ordinances 10 protect
it, and thought safer and more udicous TO recommend
il TO the consideration and sanction of the
veral States
Happily for The harmony of the coafederated States,
this charter, Conne ntal one, expired with the Re-
evolutionary war; that had forced il into life and at
forwards revived and exclusively maintained the nan
cal measure Of single State.
Still, the hopes, the expectations and anxieties the
fears jeaiousss and conflicting opinions in relation 10
this great seminal principle OF incorporated wealth
carried into The general Convention that framed The fe
deral Constitution
1t was then extremely doubtful, whether any Consti
lutinn that could be framed by the Convention would be
ratified by The people, the requisite number of the
States The powers TO be deegated-the sovereignty 10
be retained and secured-he various jurisdictions TO be
Defined specified and settled all presented delicate,
porant, and conflicting views of the national veal And
The members Of the general Convention labored with
anxious socitude and paernsl zeal give the quick
ening Constitution propilious birth; 10 place it, its
natal day. in upright attitude before the world 10
dvest il of every exraneous objection and anticipated
impeachment to The ripening wisdom and glory Of the
new Government; 10 cloihe it in The habments Of in
nocence and virtue and to recommend it, by gracious
presence to the popular patronage and admiration. And
when in the Constitution that submitted 10 those
immortal men, there was discovered DISTINCT substan.
tive clause to authorize Congress TO incorporate Bank
the Use and virtuous fathers Of the Constitution with
holy love OF liberty in their hearts resolved that The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19
The Federal ma

a,.....,,o..h nomination. The Federal ma
nsgers have no thought of any suen result 80 - ,he
engines Of intrigue and bargain WIN VI o.'us ~ :. Wv
nomination Of Mr. Clay. The federa Vo'e ~ '''e 'pn
yenton from this State is already pledged TO MIN. ne
NAV count uoon il with the certainty with "hicn tne
auomaton nbeys the compelling tnechanisln' OF ''e ~
strument the hand which directs y.
The parade of General Scnit name oY s"I' p,nI''
as the Rochester Democrat. Albany Daily AoVerisrr,
and Albany Evening Journal, means n"nns' ana VIII
come TO nothing II Is paiiry ar.',ce' " "''en - 20
honed TO throw dust in The eyes oi Inc hie"os VI e"
Harrison on the one hand and to drtac now aua 'hem
friend or ,be Administration on the other But t Will
deceive no one so much it's inventors; ana VIII Marin
only those who suffer from The feco'l'
TUE pr rs,prNr ,Sn r!.s OPPOSITION PRESS.
(from frao YORK. CUrrfspondcn'.)
Ii is amusing enough TO WITNESS '". ''e'.' s'r'
by the Wing papers of the President teGt pon, ~
An eye witness can well appreciate '"e' o'.. ~ si1'"s
stories about it, which there are SO many 'houSanas 70
contradict ,,,II
On his arrival The crowd which completely Glocked up
Broadwnv md cnmpeled it TO halt frequently, IS by
them converted into small assemoiaae VIC see on lhe
deoorture ofthe Great Western. The continued eheefs
NJ The neope for more than miles, and Tor four or
Ave hours is with them satisfactory evidence That ne
was looked upon cnldiy The uninterrupted rush Tor
week Of thousands 10 see him. and Inc constant cfo"a
al his ouarers prove that nobody had any sort OF regard
for him And | suppose, that in despite OF our owl
Senses we must admit that reception wnich IN acs
eouaed that of La Fayeie or Jackson, was no'hing
more than the out Of few boys AND oaefs, such
as a parade of military will always call together.
In truth, however alr. Van Buren, ana MS irIenos
NAV well be proud Of his reception, more especially
when i, is remembered that The Wing press had i"r
weeks labored earnestly to prevent their side from
Joining in it. He has produced very iaVctao'e '.n
oression upon the public mind, and more rh'i.uS'as."
has been manifested than supposed possible Tor CT
william to excite. H.,
The Wing press take equal pains to make II on. .na'
his reception was merely political They carefully con
cea the dividing line between the uHe'en' P'o,et e.
or,ha d,o A, Castle Garden he was received by his
political friends, and by them alone. lie was wecom
ed by them there and then their work was done hef
the ceremonies al The Garden the reception was oy 'e
military and The people, without distinction Of parry, 50
wns the procession through the Streets ond so loo were
The proceedings at the City Hail. were he was rrce'eo
by the mayor and Common Council and thencetni" lle
became their guest His reception at me oafoeh, oy
his friends was avowedy such but after lha every pro
ceeding without distinction OF party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19

MIR Leigh who was wounded in recent otfray at
Woodyil!e Miss died there the 29lh Of June, incou
sequence of his injuries. he son of 3. Watkins
Leigh Of Virginia.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28
DEAFNESS.

GUTTA VEGETABLES AN INrALIlBfE REMED
fOli l'EAFNESS.-Ti which r,. uttcn,
q" me application of this vMaie remedy in some uu,re
tes IN the Westminster Densarv ur diseases of the CIV
ara sar) Tor which Letters Ptent have been by
NJ H. from the Eng'i> o'crn,cn,, aud the sanction
~ as received from the Eoyt Academy of Medicine in Paris
u.s., a. We" S as from the following mcdcanrcn Mr. Abernc
." 'ueV "copper" Drs tosio., nrti.s Drake and Sc
g'Ia'@ Anrist st. and artist, SUI gcon INFERIOR t.
"" ~ medical s"i'ncc who av" Scd recommended if
Crrm,m ", LUG ua''a 'rsctali throughout France
,.,.' G'"'cI H' spcedy introduction into almost cry
c""mry IN Europe and presented To DR. IA
c"r""y wit" xviii ~hc ' ,nn Te
rr''r" ca" n attr.ch l.. thousands re, ..
Fr.r "' nT their ma"s'is .o"~ Philippe, King Of the
"' 'hc te OF honorary Aust t" their mnietcs,
Tor the many rr-orco hearing cd
"r "p'ca"n Of this Ion. tic' Gntta Vegetables These
'S i Royal favor will he hH,es be .ntc,ent encourage
T"n arr '''"d with dcalusS, arising from any
nionon Paris mud R>ls the number cured by him j..
nc"a'c as well as in tp"cipacit,cs of the three king
IN Du'i" 400 or ss deaf Ivalids were restored
!" nearing him. oneuf VIII had been ncuralc for years
IN the c'y of Lyons (Frnje) 2DG to herring
ono Of whom was 90 u and 81 Ia the
la the cures per formed the south of France
WIS astonishing for thepumbcr and the length Oft they
we're afflicted.
T%r proof of its elc" will snN", the following
IN" Rev John King of Johns Church! Manchester
h.d BECAME deaf, iron cold that he moi hear band
OF music itcc" d'lpant. THIS affection been gr,,u
ally ~ owing upon m'or nun'er years. during which
VINO operated aud applied every thing their united ski could
mrn"" aud applied Tayor< irn Vegetables and srrnge
10 cl he had not used >econl o" nnt,I h. could hear a,
W We eyer ne did, For particulars of this London
DR. Andr' r ~'"rr. says Or the Gut" vcgc,a,ilis-n
ny ph ~ - a. " Y as a. hu,, '''is-I find it be !,
I w" ''n"' r'"'' ) htr' J,t0 ul'ns fr"n
d'!t' apt 'e"xa'ion Of H. rar,r'" 81 ny coj ,nJ WI
gen" "", being onicn "a. 1,A rs SEA "A, N II Il,
'tt Il" ""r wi! be disappointed luay have Dcc. ~ 10
us" t'IS Ha'ualn discovery.
hrJe, Of 'mnt, Ecii,ndshi,c II, ,.,tcr zap royot.
c"n.'rs " 81! in" every class colc viii f,r m the
""n 'se'"nIl'' '''p and sau.'" remedy for ',encss
am 1 I,t,, tia,