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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

Public opinion seems almos; unanimous in Ia
vor Of reduetion Of The rates Of postage in this
country. if ii can be effected without any serious
dlminuiion IN the receipts Of the Post otfce--and
IL is believed that, though there nigh, be falling
OH in the receipts The frat year or two, The re-
duced rates would ultimately lead TO large IN
crease of the Revenue of the Department
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

TRIAL FOR MURDER--'Thc trial Of Rich.
ARD Owailun. rndfirt fpr The murder u a
Mr Prmau, a. he White Sulphur spnng,. IN
Augusi. 1875. took place ~ T. ungton. last week.
TIE tfiai occupied the Court something more
than four days. 70 resulted 10 ihc eouvsctiou Of
he pusOrrr. who was sentenced 90 eighteen years
Imprisonment IN the Penuentary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03
NEW YORK SPIRIT OF THE TINES.

The last two numbers al thus popular periodical
are OF a superior order. containing in addition 10
the usual excellent variety. fnc engraving on
steel of the famous hoIsc LEyiArnaN, with a
handsome representation Of the cup won by
lIarksway.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

Hoaor B,oa he'd 10 (ool.--A duel wss
lately foasht 81 Peasacola. between Lieu.
ietants Ross md Hoe n the q. 8. Navy.
h termiasted "Honorabiy ."-Ros being
wounded N che heel Of BIS booi. and Ho6
so, through TIE hsll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

MULTicAULiS.-We learn that sale
was recently made Of upwards Of ~ 900
uorus multicsulis trees in Baltimore
county, at price which realized 10 n,
grover Of them clear prof, Ct Over
$1,000. A few days since The pureha,er
re-sold portion Of the iEe5nsl q hand
some advance. Bait. PafYf5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

TIE PRESIDENT has NJ, yst returned 20
ws.h,Dgios. lIs iefi washisgipn % the 2Oif
~ June, mofr three months ago. No Cher Pre-.
sdsnt ever fsit 81 ibsny 90 b. absent mors han
s.r uesH az a time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

AZ large snd enthusiastic meeting Of
The wings d Nashville. Resolutions we're
adopted expressing The high regard q The
meeting iof Nc. CLAY. and iaviting hiu
- yisi, ihe State Of TsEnesses. Ms.
Cd''sndsn vas eco insludsd 10 tie iayi.
taiioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

Mr.. CocHRAS the ingenious inventor
OF the revolving breech in fire arms. has
just completed a brass six FOUNDER with a
revolving breech, which Can Are 10 dis
charges IN q minute. IL is intended for
Mehemet Ali Viceroy OF Egypt. The
Cannon was made al Springfield, Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

II is stated IN the Ncw-York Herald that Seve.
raj orders we're received by the British Queen
for the purchase Of Wheat. sfer It reaches a
certain point downward> 81 to Is cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

There is no doubt but that the Weston
wheat crop will the present season. a..
,onish very many. The Chicago Amen.
can says that that city will. this year e1.
Por, quantity unparalleled. II remars,
The way the wheat from our fc'u,
prairies Is pouring into our formard,ng
houses and store rooms is caution 10 all
monopolists."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

The ST. Louis Republican says letters
were received in that city on the 18th
inst. eating that Col. Watkins. who for
some years past has been a distinguished
politician IN Virginia. and especially in
the legislature. was at the point of death,
somewhere near Columbus, Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

Great Sale Of Cattle. Mr.. Wolberts
sale yesterday, for Mr.. Whitaker. Of high
bred, improved short horned Cattle. at
Powelton. was we'll attended. We give
the prices of some Of the animals.
Phiiad. u S. Gasstf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

Advices from Ncw-Orieans are up 70 NJ 22d
uii There was no abatement 81 Inc malirnancy
% he yellow fever A hatcher. Moale. "A.
gaaa. &c. v also sui RACES with unmisgsied ~
eertfv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

That the times are hard every body fr,'
and nobody denies. How 'hev are 90 te
Bothered on the general scale We nu.t
leave for time TO disclose. and 10 he rra
dence and wisdom Of hose who have ,
directing power 20 financial natter Be-
every one in bis own paHioUla case has .
great deal 10 his power towards slle,nnff
bis individual hardships when .'fa
- raging, the mariner caano: hope 90 e..
troll The elements. 90 ~ 10 bring abo.th
calm, bat he can loresse the tempest o. o.
- wsicbful. and, when u comes b. rl,
use hiss nsuiiosl skill With good sfsc' .a
wes'hefidg the gale. lie Nili Aoi elrfg o.
much caHv0ss a. usual. We mean 20 Of
ply this analogy only 10 one particular -
~ the @iisi Of ne general distress H,'
psTvades Ell business CLASSES ibfougL
the Union, do we perceive any diHsTef p
IN mode Of living Or dress. Which scu.
indicsie bard fiDsG Il The table le''
sUmpisously loaded Il The tquipsgs
The fssbioaabls less ntE. or The srtst
less costly The maHims u ecoBor, s's
familiar and lfiis. We have none new p.
oder. bot Would suggcsi . recollection %
the old ones. Noies 10 pay 10 Bsht cone
around ~ large sums--the sHpeDdi.ufs'
which Fun away wlth means rcear tf
Items--and ere liable 10 BE overlooked.
naifissarf .fsfttfaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

One advantage the public deposites had
in the United States Bank, was that the
Bank could not runaway.
Baltimore Chronisk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

Governor Hill. in his Monthly vi,.'.,
estimates the wheat crop in New Haup.
shire at half 4 million bushels; which !,
more than bashel and hall 20 each
man. woman. and child in the State. L
is, besides. Of an excellent quality AMI
the remark il applicable TO the whea, crop
throughout New Enslsnd..-.AIor. G,.,ii,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

DFsrRUcrIy FIRE,--We learn from
the Philadslphis psrers ,bsi ths excessive
calico mssuiaetoEy "a South wafk. knoNn
- Aulhaussn Wofhs. uas Destroyed b.
See 81 Wednesday Fsoroing bslwesn Zoe
houFS 81 } Aad o'eioet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

The amount of Specie taken TO England by
lhe Gres; Western. whieh sailed On she ALA eli-
IS said BY her Agents 10 be ssOO.eoo. She also
took large amount ia biils, U. s. Bank shares,
L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

On Moaday evening last Centenary
meeting wss held IN Ire Methodi,,
Church % John street. and after en- Cd.
dress from The Rev. AZ. Cookmsa. Of
Washingioo City. three THOUSAND dollars
SeFs subscribed f0r Csnisnary purposes
~ y c..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

The following Delegates were in attendance
from Jefferson and the adjoining counties:
Theron Berry, George B. Stephen
500, John Quieiey. Adam s. DanaFige
Bsrktiry-Tillo,son Fryait, George W. Ran
son. Edmund Pendlcton, Edmund p. Hunter.
FreiCTiek-Robert Y Conrad
Clarke & UmTsR-Edwsrd J. Smi h, John r.
Page. Dr. Benjsmin v Lacy.
Hanpshirs-Apgus W. Mcdonald, CHRISTOPHER
IIeiskeli. wiliism Harper.
LoHdOun-Riehard II Henderson. Noble S.
Brsden. Sanford ] Ramey, Thomas NJ. Colsion
Proceedings next week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

Several Van Buren, presses throughout the
country are supporting Cot PoLS, Of Tennessee.
for Wee President. This would seem TO '-give
color To an idea" that The party arc tired Of Col.
JouSsOS, and that he is 10 be showed from the
stool for n new aspirani
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

THE FORGERY IN RICHMOND Tn.
following article from the Richmond Compt,t
states one Of those instances OF villAhy 81 aaaa
the couniry furnishes many melancholy exam.
pies i-Quotng from The Arena. a paragraph
regard TO rumored forgery, the Compiler ,ay,
The individual Who 10 said TO be gully
Of the fashionable crimes cited above -
PIzarro Edmunds. He has obtained
large amount Of money from diferen,
houses and one o. the banks here. mo,
less than $50 600 IL is supposed with
which he has gone of, Several gentle.
men have gone in pursui, Of him, and be
has been seen by two Of them, We under.
stand, but eontTived TO give them esch
the slip. When last heard oi he was m
Washington city. whence IL 10 probsbls
he has gone westwardly.
The conduct Of Mr.. Edmonds Lss
caused general sstonishment. He had
been living IN Richmond about 4 years.
and 10 that time bad gained the esteem Of
a large circle Of acqu ainisnees, and gotien
10 be generally popular. He bad been
two years or more, member Of ~
Common Council, and was President o,
the Union Savings Back Of our city. lie
. tuOfN AAau llttllF
years OF age, Of mild. unassuming AMI
winning manners. He enjoyed more
than the esteem OF bis friends, and tha.
he should have so abused their conf
denee. has occasioned great surprise -
There are some. as there always are. N
such case who say tina, they are not At
ell sUTPtlsed, but they are few at most,
/ He has = wife and three interesting
I little daughters. Ars. T.. is an ami.be
lady. beloved in the circle Of her acqolin.
lance, and Of most respectable family 49,
When we see a man like SIR. Edmuat'
ia all bis relations so blessed, sacrifice be-
good name, and forfeit the esteem sbI
respect ofirIends. and his happiness Vl,I-
+ al for What Is bot trash in the balance A.
( he has done--we behold the frailiy OF porf
human nature in a ligb, which is painful
TO look upon indeed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

INDIAN NEws.-The ''St. Augu
News" OF the 10Th Sept. says:-"fDS
baggage train, between WocIssaasa aud
Fort Tanning, with an escort Of seven men.
was attacked by ten Indians; loss, bite
killed, 3 wounded; ? horses, 4 mules kill.
ed, and wagon burned"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

TgAMDoAT AccIDENT.-On Wednes-
neveping. alter q O'Clock, p. NJ. the
STEAMBOAT PHENIX. on her way up the
river from this place. and when near the
Arsenal wharf, at GIeenleafs point, was
met by the AUGUSTA, the mail boat, com.
ing down the river, and COLLISION took
place. The Augusta ran into the Phenix
about midships, carried away her wheel
house. and Otherwise materially injured
her. In few minutes afterW ards. the
PbOnix began TO ill. aud soon sunk TO the
waters edge. The passengers all escaped ,
without injury. end were taken on board
the Augusta.
The captain, and crew Of the Phenix
remained on board aud succeeded in
towing her into shallow water. The Au.
gusia proceeded down the river, not ma
tenally injured.
We regret this occurrence very much
The Phenix is a very useful and valuable
boat as employed in conveying passenger
and freight up and down the Potomac
The inhabitants on both sides Of the river
fonnd her great convenience. and her
business was constantly increasing.
The full extent Of the injury done &
the PheDix is Rot known, aud canno, Be
exactly sseertsined. until she is raised
which We suppose will be done at once.
AZ raad1 ia Ca-stls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

BE careful 'shoH you Aiayyy.-A young
lady will be very unsafe in marrying =
young man wbo uses ardent spirits either
iemPeFslely OF iniemPerslely-because
more women have been rendered wretch.
ed on account Of drunken husbands tina %
by sny thing else.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

The Gazette de- Picard states ,bst a
woman q Baswbsin N Belgian, who
had coniTncled babiis u inloxication. per.
lshed lately BY sponisneous combustion.
Persons Who ueFe present. ssys this Jour.
asl, declare that Gre commenced in the
mouth. and then extended 20 TIE breast
and aFms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

The election for members Of the Legislature
will take place IN Ohio and Pennsylvania on
Tuesday next Ia Georgia, for Governor, &c,
on Monday LeXi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

We see BY ihs les, Ns,chsz paper 'tli
that town ha' been nssfly involved % .
most destructive ere. ihforgh ne ,ane
nnlavfui sod truly dsngsious pfstnf'
which pre- Vsils 70 q greater Or lss es''t'
IN al ioNns and ciiifs. n dsposihng 3D.
es 20 woodea vessels We hold lhe "a,
n'on that q large pfopor'ioh q ibe o.
which oceof ~ cities result from 90
cause 90 Bah y4nsrissa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

a convict IN Ire psniisaiiafy u Jsaf'
son CITY. Me-. Was sboi dead By ons
The keepers. Who hes besa tired fof ms,
Der. sad ssnisoced 70 dstlh % he ~
q Ocsobe1 lost HE nams q Lene.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03
ODD FELLOWS PROCESSION AT ia
GERSTOWN

ODD FELLOWS PROC ESSloN AT HA-
GERSToWN
The procession Of the order Of hide
pendent Odd Fellows which took place
on Monday last was unusually splendid
and attractive. The procession was com
posed Of the society Of Odd Fellows
which has recently been formed in this
place, together with large number Of
others of the fraternity. belonging TO neigh.
boring lodges and a splendid band of music
from the city Of Baltimore engaged for the
occasion. The members Of the different
lodges were arranged in the procession
according 10 their rank or degree in The
society with the appropriate regaIis. Al
twelve o'clock the procession moved from
the lodge, through the principal streets IN
town TO the Lutheran church, where the
Grafton Mas delivered by Benz p. zoe.
Esq. The Grafton vas beautiful and pc.
euliorly appropriate 20 ,he occasion. dong
great credit 10 Mr. zoe, as public speak
or.
~ night the band Of music from Bait.
more gave a concert NJ The Court House
which vas largely attended by both ladies
and gen'lemen.
An immense number Of persons were
30 toWn dunng the day 10 witness the Ger.
smonies and every one seemed pAricu.
larly pleased With the spleneof Of the fe.
gal'a which decorated those who compos.
ed The procession.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

The case Of the negroes taken in the
Amisiad 1ill occupies the Unned stats
District Court IN Hartford. n has become
more smpli6ed BY the decisions vhicb
have been already made. 20 The first
plsce ahe G.and Jury requested . charge
on the point from TIE Court Judge
TfoNrsoS accordingly chsrged them that
The offence Of CInqoez snd his associates
having been committed on board a Spanish
vessel was not cognikable IN ouf Coofts.
they having M more jurisdiction than II
The ifsbsaotion bad taken place IN Hsyana.
This settles he point ~ h their being c.
piially punished N ihis country
IN the second place with respect 10 The
clam fof salvage fled by Il. Cednsy and
the officers u the Washington. n vas ~.
sisted on The ground that salvage esn opiy
be claimed on goods o. msfchandiSs. sod
q decision givea advsias 10 The claim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

CUHous IDEA.-At the last llh Jolly.
The following ioas, was given a. a western
celebration
The wretch who would refuse 10 de.
fsnd the liberties Of his countfy-Sbod
vIih lightning, may be be condo nned 70
wander over . desert Of ganpowdsr."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03

a man is exhibiting machine 10 Gin.
ciDnaii which be calls "a perpetual no.
ton" II is described a. being a very
Ingenious conifivanee, and there seems
70 be no doubt ~ ~ answering Ell tho
expectations Of ~ maker, " be could
give II notion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-10-03
R0G 9rR0AE,
LnrrBR or .. 8. PRrNrIss,
vlcKsruRo, AGO. 10, 1889.

-i'sPsi~s -. as~iAaiio~ for q. S. Senator
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
.SlaChrtCht

9Stro hermit ge9eben an Die Grben, Grcs
otcren uno ale oicjelli9cr, tpelde intereeirt
ino III bem Sermo9cn uno Sointcrla6euidlafs
ten bon tcl9eneen III 0cda SauntD periterbes
ncn pericnelL ndmlid:
Die 9ed,um9 prn GliIabctb Sad,mau II.
sGahtcl Wtillcr, @reeutcreu bon Der StoCillaE
ientdlaft ees pcrtprbcner Safpb Sad,man,
lestbtn bon 2ynn SauuId,ip.
Die 9ied,uung bon gStltiam gEcuner, be-
rchnenb baS wirtlihe 8ermEgrn pcn crm
perltorbenen Daniel SNcnniu9cr, lcsthin prn
9. 9Sbeitbaa ais Sprnllno ncn 3bcnlds
Soennin9er, ciit miucerjdbri9es Stno bcS crs
fagten 8erftorbeuen.
Die 9ichnitn9 bon Safcb 2utcuterocr,
9lemtntitrdtpr bon Der Ninterlaiiculcbaft Der
pcrltcrbenen Maraaretb 4ueenber0er, lett
bin bon Wtacungie SaunIdip.
Die 6ednltn9 ccn 9lmcs uue SuIanna
Sraue, 9omintitratprs bon Der S0interIol.
lenIdboft be6 perterbeneu cSafCb SrauB, leit,
bin bon SbcrsMacun9ic 2aunidip..
DAT Die @reeutpreu uuo 2lomiliiifratcreu
bclo9ter Observation-Disclosures, ibre 9tcd,nuus
gen in Der 9tegiitratprss9l s9lmt5itube su 9lllcus
tditIl IN nno fir eeda SauutD cinac0cben
hobcu-meldbe 9fedluuu9cn bcm 9Sdilenaes
ridlt bclagtemt @auntD ;ur Geltdtigung pprs
aele9t iperoeu, i'm Scnrtbaule in tcf1etcr
Staet 6reita9s cen 3tru WfaD, Inn 10 llbr
Scrmltta96,
8illiam SpaS, Jie9iifrirer.
HaentaVtf glrr'l =. nq-5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
aoateltt-q -qoaitae.

lie llnterseidbneten oerferti9eu an itrer
@iceerei in slllentaun pfliige, bon ben reues
ten uno beiteu Scrten, bic befcneere eeinl
pfIiisen BON Stpppellanb II. Staten 9etrauht
iperoen fpnnen.
Sergs pflitse. - Dieie paii9e itnb
BEL abbdnsigeni eanoe, bas ihper gu pflh9en
1T, febr niielih, iicem man iIe nad Selieben
ltufs uuc redts itellen fam, ipcburb man
INNER nit elmer Surde pflisen fam.
Die leid,teu einipdnni9en pfii9e iIno bcim
@elihfcrn pln9en uno bel Der Saat NIT pies
lem Sortbeil Su gebrau6en.
8auern unb anbere ipereen h6flthit ein9es
laesn, bel ms an3urufen uuc bic pRl9e u.
{. ~. Si unteriildlen.
Sd9er nno Sreetorn.
9laentdun, Slnril l0s ilq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
OefentliCDe 95enDu,
april 10.

Srsita9s mb Samlta9s, ben 27itcu mo
2Siteu 9lpril, TIM 10 llbr Srrmitta9s an jcs
benz Sage, ica al oem Saufe bcs oerltprbes
nen @e6rge SreirL in 0teu GripclY,
qYnn GouuIdiH, ouf 6fcntIihcr Genru pers
fauft perben:
9lferbe uub 9Jferoe &jeIdirr, Gtutpteb,
SdIaafc, Sdnpeine, brci 8d9erL pfn9cr
G9qen, @tnbmiiblc, Strebbanf, Socls unc
Sa9bIdlitten, Saamen auf bcm Scloe, Soas
fer, Scrn uuo Gjrunobeercn bcim Suihel !;
Setten unb Settloben, Soau6< ltno Soduhr,
Sefen mil 9icbr, Siidlc, Stihle, Sdlrdnfc,
allc bic n6tbigeu Gjcrdtbihaften Su einer
Sreunerei nebit nrdI oielcu anbcrn NauSs
Sauerit> uno Githen9crdtbfdaftci1, su ipetts
lduftig su melbeu.
Die Scctu9uu9eu lcl(en am &erfauf6ta9c
befannt gemadlt mo 9ebpri9e sIufwartun9
9ege6en werben bon
Samucl Camp ! 9lpmtnis
9Silltam Srein s TRAITORS.
9lpril 10. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
9orcClantattclt.

Slntemal Der adItbare bn8anfs
prdlloent 0tifter in ben ocridiebenen @cmrs
ten oon Common pleas i'm britten @eridtss
besmf, beitebenb aus ben @auuties Serfs,
9tprthamptcn une 3eda, i'm Staat Dennlfs
oanien, in Sraft feines 9lmtes WrdfIoents
Hid1ter Der perldieoenen Scurten bon Syer
uuo Terminer uHo all9emeiuer G,ef1uorie,
@rleibigung in befagten @aunttes NIB
Spbn 8. M II b e, ilno SpIepb SGoer
@fqureS, 9itd,ter Der @curten BON Sper rns
Serminer unb allgemeiner @efdnsniB @rle.
ei9un9 fur bic Hidtung bon paupts unb arts
bern 8erbrehen IN geoahtem eeda @auutD,
ttren Sefebl an mid, geifellt taben ipcrir iie
etne Court bon Sper uno Serniiner itnb
Quarter SefIcn nno Common pleas ants
beranmen, fpeld,e getalten perben icll in Der
Staot slaentdun fur bas @annty Qed,a, aitf
ben fiinften Mcnta9 i'm Mcnat Slprif, nell
dies Der 29ite ees beiagten Mecnats lit,
nnb ipelde stpet 9Scden bauern mirb.
60 miro hermit Jsa6ri6t ae9eben.
an ale Sriebensrihter unb @onltabcl tnner>
balb oem beiagten @allnty BON Qedta, caf3
Ge bdnn uno baiclbft in etgener perfcn nit
tbren GclIe, 9lecore6, Snqllifltiouen, Grams
iltatipnet uno alien anoern @rinneruuaen
IId ettifinben, ltHt bic Sad,en su tbnn nnb
~ per,palten, tpeld1e ibren slemtern pblicgen.
SeS9 lei den
iperben aud, alle biejcn9en, peldbc aeaen
9efan9ene III tem Gefdngnts bes @auntics
eehd ais Sfld9er pber 3eu9en aufutreten
habenl benadrid,ti9et bas fe iIh alloert nno
oalelblf einSufncen taben, nm bieieIben at
prcicquiren wie es linen 9fed,t bitufen mag.
@jc9ebcu inter meiner Soanb, in Der Sta6t
sl0entamL bieien 2Often Mdrs inn
cSabr nnitrs S,errn Gin Sauienb Sldt
cuncert llno 9teln uno Orctsig.
SSonatlan 8. Wieefer S6erif.
GOIG crbalte Die 9feputlif!
WdrS 81. na-b@.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
93erb or 2tfe.

Sol9ences 1T Elm 9erseidniB Der 9fed,tss
fdlle, ipelde perbprt Deroen irllcn in Der
Scurt bon 9pmmpr<91lea6 in nno fir 0ed,d
@dl'ntp anfangeno ant Wpntdg ben 29ften
april, 1889, mo fpclhe S,pci gSpde cauern
ipiro.
l. pcter Sd,anB, fir ben 9usen RON
5amee De1dlcr nno Sebn Sid,teuWalber ges
gen Stl9tman 9tnrp uno Scbn Sdiffers
ftein.
2. Schn @an9e,per, scscn Scbn 9aunnes
ntaher.
3. Salomcn Scgel, Grccutor bon c,cbn
Scgel, prld)er 9Stlliam 9SilIpn ilberlcbtc,
9cgen Gjepr9e 9ihcaes uuo Gjrunebripcbner.
A. Saccb Stcin uuo Glilabetb ieinc Srau,
9c9cn Scbn lllridD.
5. G'ecrse Sreini9, 9c9cn Scrbitanb
Saum9Grtncr.
6. Safob Wlifle9, 9raen Sriebrid, @ierp
ltno Sjcpr9c Trteorid,, SrusticS inter eincm
etnheimitcn SeidlaG allS9c9cbcn purd 6.
Q. Suih, Gi1. allf Gto uuo IN Der Sttdafas
d,e ee6 Gjecr9e Stehmarf 9e9en Gaoib
Srieo,
Z. Sacpb odrscl 9e9cn Schn Stcffeu.
8. Sac. Gchpetlcr, 9e9cn GbarlcS 5. Difs
feuid,ieo.
8. Safcb 9tttter, qeqen 6. 8. Wartin.
10. pbiltp StranB, 9cgcn Starles Stam,
Stcmas g. 9iharbs nno 2bcma6 Wf.
Smitb.
IL. Ycter SierD, gc9en qufas Soainee,
Sobn Sdldffer unc 9loam SSaiueS.
ID. @ecr9c Srewelin9, 9esen Safcb
Hupp.
Is. Daniel 3immer, sesen Samuel @is
fenbare.
Id. pbilip Hc Gong, sc9cn Sobn Simmer,
mann.
Is. gSalter 6. eipin9ifcn, gegen Dcftcr
gSilIiam geiIelbSft.
16. Daniel &raue, gcseu Senj. eepau.
IL. Saecb y. stlem, se9en sos. Sprbau.
Sernbart uuo Sriebrid, Canner.
10. 9tatban 5finnau, fir ben Tmssn pcn
Dieter SicrD, Scbn @asner, jr. uuc Gatban
.Oailler 9c9en Samuel Gn9elman nuo Geo.
@n9elmau.
Seize Sanlucls, Nrotb.
Ntdr; 81. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
Sd9er ilnp SSreebprn.
0a6rtbt

rpirb biermit gc9ebcu baB bic llnterScidnes
teiL als 9lbminiitratcrS ocn Der Sntcrlais
feuihaft bc6 oeritrrbeuen 9ecr9c Grct tn
lestbin bon Teu SripplD, 2Dnu Saunld'tp,
1cda @auntY, an9eitellt pcrben fno. slIe
biejcn9cn, ipcldIe uceb rcdtmdeigc 9Infcrccs
run9cn all befa9tc S1intcrlaGeuithaft baben,
,pcroen baber ernflit aufAefcrbert, ihre
9ietnltu9eu woblbeitdti9t ~ Samita96 zen
1Sten WaD nddftens an ole 9Icminiitratcr6
in belagtem Saunldtp einSuhduoi9en. limb
iplde, neld,e nrh al beia9tc Soiuterldfers
Idaft ihuIoig iIub, iperocn cbenfals erIuht
pbne SebI bis beia9tem catnm Gihti9feit Su
MAIDEN.
Somuel Camp ! 9lbmtnts
9Gtlltam Sretn s TRAITORS.
9lpril 10. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-17
OefentltCbe 95enDu.

Samta9s, ben 27iten initebenben slpril,
I'm llhr gtadlmitta9s, foa an Dem Soauic
bes peritorbenen So bannes Sut, in
9ticbersMacun9te SauuIdbip eeha SalntD,
auf bffentltder 9enou perfauft ipereen:
Sin Silreau, elm Streibs sGesf, &iidens
Sdranf cite qrcee Sibel, 2Slah6bcdel,
Elm 9Scllrab. Glide, Stilble, 3iiber, ferncr
ein 1s9dul6s ShlittciL 8cbrer, 8 quite Sd9en
unb allerlei @eidIrr fir Soancarbeit in Ser
SauShaltnn9; etierne Sc6fen, si1nern Gies
ihtrr uno jeee anoere 9lrt Soails> unb Jfils
drn9erdtbftaftenL St weitlduftig slt mclbeu.
Die Seoht9m9en irlIen am Serfaufsta9c
befannt 9emad)t werben ocn
@eor9e S6lt6er, 9(bmtniitr.
Zen 10. 9lpril. l,q-3m