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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
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9lae, fpelte All bic SointerlaGenihaft Der
perifcrbenen Sarb ara M Of r, lestbin
bon 9icrbsWbeitbau Gaunid,ip, eeda Galins
tp, III Saneeu, Soften, Sudlhuloen ccer
Seneu9eIo iduIci9 fnb, rperben hermit gum
leBten Wial auf9efcroert spilfen nun uub
bem 1ften Mai 1889, an ben llnterseihueten
III SbersWsacuu9ie, abjubejdblen-uub Sols
die Die re6tmdsise Scrcernnsen an beiaste
cinterlafienihaft haben, belieben ibre 9fet,s
nun9en ebenfals sipiiheu nun uuo ebigcm
Datum ipptlbeifati9t einsnbdnci9en an
Salomon Wiaper Gr'pr.
Slpril "a. uq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01

Die Gt9entblimer tes Sampfifif.
fes 9reat Seifern batten fiirsli6 cine
talbjahrl9e General 9erianunluno.
Serr Otase mar 8criieer uttS SEER
@lartcn Las etnen Seri6t Dor, fpcrals
lerocr9ebt ba6 na6cem Der Gjreat
9Seitern $4,000 Seemeilen aemad,t.
uno mabreno 36 Sasen flirdterlide
Stllrlne auS9cbalten bate, bennpd,
ele Sn9en ce6 Sddfes feiner 9tusbei,
lerun9 beburften ino ba6 o(s man es
I'M Scf etnlie6, iein &upferbeif(ao
telne Salte sct9te. Ste Sur6(d,nittg
tabrt auf hler mar 49, Sag llno BON
bier ilab Sriifcl 13 Sage. Soie flirs
Sefte Sabrt auf bier mar Ia Sao rno
Surllf l2d Sag. eSnbem ct alf oen
'9rDBen 9luhpanb ouimerfiam mad,te.
Der nptbl9 9elpeien ipdre, iim S6ne(.
lt9tett, init Gi6erheit uno Sebao(id,s
felt 3lt rerbinreh bcffte er pon Der
ISreI9eN9fett ee6 anerlfanii6en @pns
I9reiles, oaB Ole stt9abe Don 3lpet pence
pr. Snidel Srblen erlalIen lperoen
lplirce noenr6 cine Grparllno pon
1000 Dfllno Sterlin9 iabrlicb fir oie
9elellihaft berpor9eben pllrbe. 0ie
9eielll1aft 1T ilberein9efcmlnen eas
nabife S6iff bon @tien All bauen.
posn bereits ale mcsli6en Gcrfehs
rllil9et 9etrofen fIno. 9eaeboem DIE
9ei, 1000 pfc. Ster[ing fir @rtra
0eril6erlln9 uno 1900 8b. Gterlina
fur gntf6doi9un9 an Outer i'm leeteip
October Gtnrme besab[t, uno 1000
,pf. Sterl. alS 9felerpe suritfoe(eor
BAT, bat iIe nod cine Gioieenoe bon +
proeent anstesabft, nel6es nit Zen
trl'hern 3tnien ron ( proc. Q troceut
fur rr5 SUBJ ltnaf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
t1ber BEN 3uftnnS Ses iuetbiic5en Gee
fD!eGfs tit G1tnd.

'Ste @rniecrt9un9 be5 rpeibli6en
9elhledtes in @bina 1T iiber allie Se
9rtfe tief. Otit natiirli6en 9tulageu
lppbl be9abt ertbebrt eS olle5 ltnfers
rtGtS, Der Ipnlt in hcicni fhen elncern,
10 oerfebrt CT audi al iib fetn mag
oc6 Den 9etif rpahrenb be5 Seitlihen
ScbenS angenebm bei6dfti9t, ltno rie
0e9emrart nit Srdunlen fiinfti0er
9lifleli9feit perIll6t. 9ln iIb ielbd
aber ltnO Die Se9rife Der @bineIen
ilber oa5 9eten mad, Hcm Sore Su Der
ptrrt al5 DAB iie eillt9eil @tnflilB anf
oa6 Ser5 tiben fDnnten oHcr, irenn lIe
an9enonnlen irerbcit slt buffer, nm
nl6t Ole nlrmiten 9cflble refelben
3it ertrpten. Sa5 pcitli6e @el6le6t
miro til @bina ais cine unter9eorpnetc
&la6e bon gSe1en an9eItbcn uno be-
hanoelt. So9ar ber bcriihnte @elte
lpetle GonflBtll5 bctr16tet caiielbepor
Dieter Sette, ilnO btetct alte Crime
auf Inn su bfrpeiIeu, paf ,Srauen mn
;3tTeru III Der menicblibeu @eirlIs
fbaft ieteu. Giner per neuifeu mora
ltlben S6riftitcller fpa9t teectb rie
Sebauptltng. baB, ba 9lfen tno Nopaz
9elen nnterrt6tet moroen feieft audi
Die Sranen beS llnterriCbts fabi9 ictn
inD6teh ipenn btc Otdnner eine Nrcbc
lnabcn nollten. 9lllS9eihlo1cn pon
Der Shetlnabme uno bem Serfebr nit
lbren nd6iten Sertralbten ITno eieitle
ben tbre5 Saietu5 ltberoriiliT9 uno
9letdl9llltt9 9e9en ba6 2eben ibrer
lrelbliben Sprp6ltn9e. Sauienhe nets
men gum SelbihnDro tbre 3ufluobt,
ilno rd6en iI6 babur6 al ihren .@ats
ten uno S6lpte9crmltttern fir rie er>
lttenen OitShanblun9en. 9t(S Dor
gang frrSer 3eit cine neu pcrbeiratbetc
Sran bet ibrer Samilie einen 0efuh
nla6te, CAB iie tbren jln9eu Sreunpins
nen cine 70 lebbafte S6iloerun9 bon
Der Sehanolun9 oieler @atten uno
oeren Od'ttcr, baB ale auf Oct SteIc
etnrllltbt9 beidlpiien, oen 500 einem
10 lammerppllen Saiein ppr,u,ieben.
gle te9aben I'D, io9lcitb an 6aS nate
llfer etneS NlulicS, ifllrsteu iib eiratts
Der an Der SOano baltenc, hinein unb
ertrdnften iif. Spb miro SieIer Sail
nl6t lpe9en feiner lln9cpDbnli6feit,
icnoern mir ipe9en ieiner Jeuiofeit ers
tpabnt. Scr Sinbermcrc bat in oies
len Drpptnsen auf etnen f6reflihen
@rao llberbano 9encmmen. Sas
WstSperbdltniB slpiihen &naten llne
Osdb6en in eini9en Siifriften III I'M.
9laub(t6. So9ar tn Yefin, Der Slelt
beng be5 8aiiers, rpereen idbrli6 Qeoen
bier taliienb Oidb6en bon ibren lln>
natiirliden gltern erncrbet.' co bes
tl6tet oer noroamerifaniI6e Wli6ios
rdr 9lbee( unb empfieb(t a(s bas in
ben Sduoen Der Srauen liegenbe Wlits
tel, iol6cn llebetn su be9eanen, ole
grrt6tiln9 6riffliher Gr;iehun9sars
ffalten ourd) et9enes, unmittelbares
@tn9reifen uno bur6 9ltienouna bon
Wltilicnaren, "a ole Grfabrnnq berpets
fe, ba5 pobl iinterri6tete Tranen fid,I
al6balb eifies teferen gccIes in China
III erfreuen baben; er oerneiff auf
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
TO PRINTERS,

The subscriber offers the following
founts of english Type for sale at a rcaso-
nable price, viz /:
about 200 h. Small Plea
800 Id. Brewer
together with an assortment of Fancy Job
type, column rules &c.
The above type is in good order, and
has only been in use for a bout Is months
it will be sold cheap if application be
made soon, postpaid to
G. A. SAGE.
Allentown, December I2.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
6 GefeQft6af fts- -25erttnpung.
Gbarles Sapts rnb 81. 6. gSrisbt
a0O0kateu

Seaben ilh inter beutisem Datum pereinist,
,ln in Den unterihieplidben @ourten in gc6a
@auntp 9emeinftaftlth III ibrer brcfeeion a.,
praettSiren, unc beten hermit tbre Oicnite
eenjenisen ibrer Srcunoe an, bic eerlelbcn
benptbl9t lein m09en, CO Iei in Der @ourtsSies
nn9 ooer 81 ir9eno einer aneern 3eit.
Die sImtSltube III al eem iuosprlfli6cn
@de Der ELLEN uno Sanliltcn Straee.
sillentallii, 9lprll 24. ita-1 s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01

y. Stn9apcrs Walara, Nenan9 ga.
o1 uno forpert um 10 prin9en6er su
9ebet mo 81 Sanoret6ung auf 6a
Der Tnf faif bon elmer Sodlfte Der &c.
fallenen 9Selt fontine.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-01
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9ilIe eiejent9en, peldle an bic oiuterlaIs
ienlhaft ces perltcrbenen @purao Reiss
ler ebemals pcn SbersWiatuu9ie Sauns
idbtp, Geda 9auntD iduloi9 ilno, ,persen be-
nadlrittt9t eaB ite 3plioben jeBt unb eem l..
ndchlfen Wiai ibre Nuditiube all llnterfhrics
tcnrn cbne Sebl obSHtragen babeu Oes,
9letdcu weroen autb ale piejrnioen, ipcldte
an eria9tcr ointerla6enid,aft nrd, eini9e
slnferoerun9 habcn erludt bis all ermclpe>
tenn Gage ibre Scrcerun9en pchlbeiheini9t
euSubrln9en, oanlit Nld)ti9tcit 9cwadt
werecu faln, BON
S. Slaac Sreinia 9lom'cr.
slpril "a. ua-2m
The native American., 1839-11-09
co \ ); II II pTION!


ENR. EEIFE's AsiEtMAri PILLS have, from
kI IN II extraordinary success IN giving instant relief
a,d III clr,y Gods Coughs AstItnlae Difficulty of
breathing. Nheat!4: T.!t'ses CT The Chest Pain in the
Side, Splitting Of E!oci, ,iuHess ANA Shivera,s that
y tctde Fever AT lung Com iSnts generality become
oe OF the most popular Medicines known. and are caught
tttr tnri eyer. pat - ihr cooury account al the
astonishing success which has attended their aminsra
in tie above complaints, frequently curing The most
e 'tti ana -IElns TIE mex ptcted relief,
a.i@r "vety ctr" r"'.aA h2@ atI d, and persons had
-,iv"n themselves up il despair ci q cure
They v" h.rn 1n'" % ca"'' pers"ns supposed to be
tr Lo;e cn'l,"r ;i,. r&t;1iiing all the ar
a;c" CT ar:.r>"sii3. dissolution.
A." sl have b+n he sanitary effects of these Pills,
treu IL h%pr'ss 1if t. Mitigate the su!rngs
y he patient evidny to rroiong life for days aud
weeks. AID sI"a II il positive comfort they
p"rted to ,lnv.
Tie operation Of c r!ls is wonderful in easing respi
ration, quoting tie rno,h, ART procuring comfortable
r,st.
Common colds are ir"q4rat!y removed in few hours
us Although {saAs a person speaking OF these Ps)
wit" tas tried .aTions n'dcs of the first celebrity.
y" h>hInatic difficulty, Cor Election Of the !ngsD
which al times exceedingly distressing, confirming
he 10 her house for days ami wer,y together she tl5
mAc @ig6s her Tie reef ahich Rclfcs sihmatic Pills d.
easing her respiration. opeti. cough, and giving
IT. comfortable rest" Ad this i the testimony OF hun
u: e tnonsan!<. l" r>!"'' which GSed people,
~ as others experience from Tie Of these Pills,
tf'iy astonishing. and Lenders them n"auahe 10 many,
and ie', 70 sout", essential auxiliary to their
ccmiort ais: alsnost ~ TIER xiS'ence
IT, Physician nl' >s The Proprietor, that gentle
man in tho coHury obs ! 10 !n ne had reason 10 Ec
i"ve lie Of these i h4A ben the means of saving
Iii Era
Pr;>e--wh,e b,zc., A PRS, -; half do IL Pills
)" ce"ts.
Prepared b, Tnomea91 Eats Boston, and 70; sale at
! ODDS Drag S'~in.
The native American., 1839-11-09

MAY s. JONES. .HigfssSys al Lea, iiaahisgoa. z {
I'VE offer their professions! services to tic PnLc III TIC
Couts of The District Of Columbia and the neigboriig
counties In Virginia ana Mary land. They viii attend e
the prosecution Of claims before Congress. the Depat
iaents, iheGeneral Land Office, &c SC. Their oihc
the corner OF Penns, vaua and Third street
in the same b0ding with Gen. Walter Jones, TO whom
they respectfully make reference.
HENRY MAY,
CHAS T. JONES.
The native American., 1839-11-09

Tor the investigation of lie radical cure Of Hernia OBJ.
Serve:
Fuliy impressed with the extreme ca4tion required
IN forming conclusions concerning changes of structure
taking place in parts Of The body concealed not only by
the inrgumtnts but by endinous matter and ascia and
where the nature of h disease renders the opportunity
81 post morem examination excreding, rare, corr.
mit,ee has been DESTROYS 10 avoid that blseabe haste in
the decision OF important questions which has too fie
quehty given to pausi" nnt Ingenious methods Of ea
neni temporary leputa 10 the abuse of public coz
ience and the !.!l"ry OF the profession, by granting to
r:npircism the weight and influence Of great names
The instruments OF DIR. Chase have effected the per.
nanen and accurate retention OF the testines in every
ease of hernia observed by The committee without mate
rial Inconvenience TO the patient, and often under trials
more than usually vcntnrcd upon BY those who
wear other russes trials which Wod be uprlideEt with
| any other apparatus knoHn to the committee
The colnittce induced, BY The foregoing conclu
sions TO recommend, in strong terms the Instruments OF
Pr Casc 70 the confidence OF the profession as the best
known means OF mechanical retention in hernia, aud as
:, furnishing the highest chances CT radical cure.
'Thry have no hesitation saying that were they III.
dvdually affected with this terrible disease they would
resort 10 this method Of treatment, with the triple view
Of securing their comfort, safety, and unue chance Of
recovery.
nEyNELL COATES, Nj. p,
WM. AsHMEAp, VI. D..
ISAAC PARRISH NJ D.,
Committee"
\ II must slmt Of Ike radical cure of Hernia
and that d.. Chases Tr;sscs decidedly tie best yet
invested 10 effect that oi.c - Southern Medical AMI
Suy@ical JonyAql.
For lie uy and exceleace Of esc Instruments refer
eace my b. iad 10 e 3Facpal physicians Of HIS cHy a"o
aTe prepared 10 arpg item.
For sale at TODD's Drug Store.
nI,pI
The native American., 1839-11-09
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

~ ". corDer Of peaasgicaala 4rrnEe Gh SITS, bruee,
Rfoma's y GaiSbyS Hotels, Washington Oily
e'hE undersigned respectfully informs the eill%si's
n Washington, md he rute generally, that he ia:
taken the Drug store formerly occupied ly DR.. Mitch
ELL corner Of 9th street and Penn$ ylvania b.
tween Browns and Gatshs' Hotels, where he intends
keeping hand full and irssh SUPP OF Drugs, hedi
eines, Chemicals, Points Oils, Dye Suits, sc. 10
very general assortment Of Fancy Articles. Chewing 70
bacco snntis, and segars. OF ,hr best quality
Physicians prescription: carefully and accurately
w1I T, BENDER, from PHILADELPHIA,
July 10 PhlrMaceutid,
{ IMPORTANT INFORMATION to ptgsons a.;llctc,
with the following complaints, viz Scroula L.pusl
The bnEcs affected, White SHellings Violent ErUp
tons, after Iacasels ScWtyy, ioul Fostering Eutios
Pmped and ca'hGncei &ccs Sore Eyes,Sore legs s. al!
Head Ulcers Ffns rca Iants hen Mercury has failed
aud all disorders arising from impure state OF the blood
and humorsarr assured that Dr. RELIES Botanical Drops
continue unr. allied, for tie prevention relief and
these complaints IL proof of ch read the following
rema,kabie cnre ofn case Of II years son9iag:
Extract Of a letter. ''or: My leg which before did
not look like human limh is entirely healed up
after resisting every other application for II yearsD
Previous to taking ycnr Relies Botanical Drops, had
sis'n up all hope OF relief.
3noiher Case. An agent writes, "There is person
taking the Botanical! Dros, evidently with the creates;
adva tage." lie declares. TO his words III is
doing wonders for him. and is, wcre s'snachns
hin from the grave
Numerous instances have occurred where persons
pinHg away miserable existence nothing they could
procure atnrng them permanent relief, until they had
made nsc of TIE above Invaluable Medicine
They also The best Spring and Autumnal Phys
Price 81, or bottles ior SIS.
For sale by S. j. TODD,
March 81. Washington, r. G.
The native American., 1839-11-09
TODO'S Drug Store.

sGgGSGg55aa 1GSaaS3sal9 &2GGgl9l
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD The
w The Passenger trains this Road will daily start
: FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE,
At o'clock, a. NJ, and al 3 81 o'clock, P. Nj.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
At nine o'clock, \. Nj. and at lonr o'clock, p. NJ
Passengers BY the morning train, if proceeding west
xardy, connect with the Western train on the Bal.
timore AID Ohio rail road at The Relay hose, reach
Frederick in fer the Western stages that the
at ~ o'clock, larpers Ferry in time for The
evening train 10 Wchtsct willie passengers travelling
eastaIly conveyed through TO Philadelphia without
unnecessary detention Baltimore, reaching P!adel.
phia in time for the evening line to New York; and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New ork
IN one day
Under no circumstances whatever can he train be de.
respectfully suggested that Passengers procure their tick
cts the previous evening; 10 enable Them 10 TO which
teolice VI" Ie kept open till half ras, seven clock
| p. NJ. Bv der,
oct G. SAMUEL sTETTINIus. Agent.
ATEW BOOKS.-Memors OF Mrs. Sarah Lanman
17 Siitr, late oil The mission III Syria, under tn Iii
recton Of the American Board or Commissioners fer for
cign Missions, b. Edward w. Hooker
Also, Travels in Southeastern Asia embracing Hin
dostan Maapa siam and China " ith Notices of nncr.
Gus Missionary Stations, and fall Account OF The Bur
man Empire With Disc r&tions Tables, &c. by Hos ard
Malcolm, III tao vols
Justrecevea by W. NJ. MORRISON. a, his Book and
stationery Stare, doors west c! Hrowns Hotel.
Oct 10
- 1885, -
E?ALL srsPIE CcoDs,-The subscribers lave or
o. hand, for sai,--
Is pieces cassintts Of ,aiors qualities
1900 yards very heavy hSlEe, :, Tor servants
j. bales heavy LoSrii, usnabs!gs
20 pieces stout Flnsliings
hars heavy Brown Cotton Shirngs
80 pieces rli!!d Linseys
80 do pain do
10 hai"s Cotton Yarns. froa, 3 10 10
3Ga heavy four and half Point blankets.
SIT % BRADLEY & CArLETT.
~ EMILE 'iEN'S WEAR.---Wp offer for sale
~ SUP, rior cloths cassimeres, settinets
FIanrfls. rgsnEs, taizrs, Eobtoy Jams
Ianhswonl shirts and drawers
Silk handko.cheis. gloves, re.
Sept 29--3t A W & EI TURNER
JOB PRINTING,
Of all descriptions, executed ut this office
The native American., 1839-11-09

aSoWEL CONTAINS euRED.-J.yue's Ca.tli-
ID native Balsam il certain safe, and effect Il rem
edy ior ~ ntery dahGa or lossencss, cholera morho4
summer complaint, cce, gfip!aS pairs, scur STOMACH
aatulaneY SC &c. ana all sgcstnud!c and die
eases, as SEX and nervous hrachg, hys.eria. cTamr,
Sc. Be-,
The native American., 1839-11-09

c-vI2 JOHNSON, Hushsastca. Z. c.
4 Car!Esl;ASK, CsoSee!n&n, u. C.,
EG4- s LNTwTsELE, .7jG@.l?, il, j. c.
The native American., 1839-11-09

W asilington. n. &.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY Il. WEBB.


which he must be conscious as an exercise
of his own mind You feel that you havo
here power however little you may attend
the exercise of it. You can direct your
thoughts to any subject you please, you
can conine them to objects which are be-
fore you at the time, or occurrences which
have passed during the day-or you can
send them back to events whichsBok place
may years ago. You can direct them to
persons whom you are in the habit of meet
ing from day to day, or TO those who are
separated from you by thousands of miles.
You can place before YOU persons who
lived and events which have occurred long
before you came into existence, and you
can anticipate aud realize events which are
not likely to occur until you have ceased
to exist. Study this wonderous processes
of your mind; observe what power you
have over them, and what consequences OF
eternal importance must arise from exerci-
sing them Alright. If you can think oI
any subject you please, why can you moi
think of God-oG his power, his wisdom,
his holiness, his justice-of his law which
lie has written in your heart, and in his re.
vealed word' Why car you not think Of
and realize the period when you shall lie
down in the grave; and that tremendous
moment when all that are in their grave:
shall bear the voice of the Son of God, anC
they that hear shall live, and shall arise tC
judgement! Such truths as these, dull
considered or thought of could not fail un
der divine influence, to exercise power
full effect upon all our habits of thinking
and acting in this life.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08
CALM THOUGHT.

There is nothing which makes so great
difference between one man and another
as the practice of calm and serious thinking.
To those who have been unaccustomed TO
it there is required at first an effort, but ii
is entirely in their own power to repeat this
effort if they will, and when they will. Ii
becomes every day easier by perseverance
and habit-and the habit so acquired exerts
a material influence upon their condition as
responsible and immortal beings. In that
great process, therefore, in wich consists
the healthy condition Of man as a mortal
being, there is most important step Of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08
From the Metropolis.
THE PIRATE OF THE oRoNOKo.

THE PIRATE OF THE ORONOKO.
twas at the close of sultry day in July
1905, when a British packet, commanded
hy lanes lowe, driven cIn Ther course
by southerly winds, made land near the
mouth of the river Oronoko, well known
rendezvous for Spanish Buccaneers.
As the packet was beating along the
coast, sail was deserted, which upon ex-
animation proved to be brig running down
for the mouth of the river.
Suspicion was Immediately awakened
that all was not right with her, and the de-
termination was instantly formed by the
gallant captain Of the packet, who, by the
way, was native of Scotland, to ascertain
her character and condition; he accordingly
ran up the ensign of Old England, and the
brig in answer, shows the stars and stripes
of the Young Republic of the West.
1t was a beautiful afternoon-the sea was
unruAled, excepting by the gentle whisper
Of the breeze-and the shore, clothed in the
rich mantle of tropical simmer, seemed
fair and verdant as Eden; the scent of the
orange and the wild flower came off upon
the breeze, and the hoary mountain peaks
of the interior, flashed back the last smile Of
departing day-the man-of-war bird sailed
heavily along the horizon, and the hamin'
goes, like an army Of red coats, were seen
marching in perfect order along the she'll
strewn beach. AS the packet drew near the
brig, she squared away evidently with the
design Of running on shore. At this mo
ment a gun was fired across her bow, anC
the chase hove to. Capt. Lowe now sprans
to the gang way, and hailed the brig anc
was informed by the captain who was on
deck, that he was in the hands of a ban.
of Spaniards, that his crew was below ii
irons; and then added he, in low tone
" in Gods name save us or we are lost !!
At this moment the captain was seized 10y
the freebooters, and borne below. Captain
Lowe glanced his eye along the deck of the
chase, and discovered that the pirates were
at least double his own crew, and well arm
ed. He thought of the mail he was carry
ing, trust of great responsibility, and was
hesitating what course to adopt, when the
packet glided by the stern of the brig Al
this moment he perceived the heads and
arms of two beautiful females, stretched out
the cabin windows, and he heard the cry oi
" savs US or ,oe perish" The bloody
haunt Of the pirates was nigh at hand-a
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published cUery Saturday morning, ct
'TWO DOLL,4RS per au1ua1, payable
half yearly in adUance, or I}oo Dollars
Fifty Cents, II not paid soithjn the gear.
No subscription ecW be take1 for shorter
period tdan Sir months; nor any djscon-
tinum1ce permitted, until all arrearageS
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceeding q
square aCW be cOnspicuot8iy inserted al
One Dollar far the first three Insertions,
and 1t0enty.ti0e cents for cUerg S"bSe-
quent Insertion. EC7A liberal discount
made 10 those acho GdOertise by the gear.
LETTERS addressed on business, nlatSt
be post paid