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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
DIl.I.S PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
The following engrussed bills were taken up and
passed.
Explaining and amending the act entitled &c, 10
amend The charter Of the city Of Williamsburg
Concerning Emma, person OF colcr
To authorize separate election al The house oi John
Cochran, IN the county Of Harrison.
To authorize separate election at the house OF Ema
nuel Riggs, in tho county OF Tyler.
Dyorcug Jane l.. Evans from her husband Ephram
Evans
[Some debate occurred upon the passage of this b
10 which Messrs MCCoSSELL, WATKINS and STEPHEN
son supported, and Mr.. MAY opposed it
To incorporate the town Of SslesyIe in the county
Of Tyler aud prescribe The mode Of eecng trustees
for said town, and yesling them with corporate powers
To amend an act entitled ian act to provide tor the
construction Of road from Winchester to Saunon, and
for other purposes
To amend the ac, entitled san act 10 provide fur the
construction Of the North western Turnpike road.
REJECTED PETITIONS.
The House concurred IN the following reports, viz
The untayorable report OF the Committee Of Roads,
&C. on the pe,ili0n oil Hiram b. Fleenor Of the
~ OF Washington, praying the passage OF law autho-
rising him 10 wing dam in the north fork OF Hoi.
son Ryer-Also, from the same Committee, an uniavo
rabe report on the petition OF a FeenoI Tor like
prvlege-Aiso the report Of the same Committee, I'M
favorable 10 the petition Of citizens OF Brooke praying
The repeal Of The entitled act eliecualy 10
enable The County Court Of Brooke county To PROVIDE
for the making aud repairing roads and bridges, passed
March H. lo3S-Also, the uniayorabe report oi SAID
other citizens OF Bra1lon for leave dam
Elk River at The Spruce Shoa-Also the unlayorable
report Of the Cummit,ee Of Claims the petition Of
John Phillips, asking compensation for revolutionary
services.
PETITIONS.
Petitions presented and Ielerred-By MIR. WAL
kER Of the Trustees Of Washington Academy in the
county of WPsnoreland, praying the passage Of law
10 authorize them TO raise sum OF money BY lottery
BY Mr. Boris, Of citizens of llenco and Chesterfield
for the passage Of aulhosng the establishment
Of public ferry James river between the city
Of Richmond and Manakntown ierIy-By DIR South
ALL, Of citizens Of Abemare, Augusta and adjacent
counties, praying the passage OF law to construct on
State account macadamised road from Staunton in
Augusta 10 Scollsvllle in Albemarle the ncorpora
ton OF jnnL stock company 10 construct said road
By Mr. STEPaESsos, two petitions from citizens Of Ty
ler praying appropriation in aid Of road heretofore
located from The Maryland line via Morganown TO the
mouth Of Fishing creek-By Mr.. Flowers, Of citizens
of HARRISON eoun,y, praying the adoption Of some more
efficient system of education-By Air. lAYaoSD, OF
Francis Madam for remuneration for losses in convey
ing Iunstic to the hospital at Williamsburg.
On motion Of Ms YxsASlE, the iIouse adjourned.
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c,,r,o, nornc,,, Whitehead, MPheIson,
fNI M'rny. Cav Carroll, R"tcli', Slnfc'' snt'h Vi
lhuos smith Of Russell Culberlson, Bare to"n'
N,,;s Tzhugh, Crockett Of T., Stephenson 1'0's0"'
Hss - uav-Messrs Cox, Lormcr, Payne iatS'
t% smith of l. of W Wright, Shadw'ek, ander'
""G G.ga;n Dorteh, Cunningham, Aie1a"aef' r"|se-
s'n, ysn,be, Stands, and Prince-l1. cn-
Far J. .NssonI Messrs hasK'"' anu '''''' " '
hnt u, hin. Leisa-Mr Ejmunds OF Halifax.
FOR ;a rom The Joint Committee 10 count The bal
~ both Houses, reported that
~" Mr. S,anard had Es 'o''
AIen %
May rc;u
Sea''e',"- choice 79-no eIection-Mr. Slanard
Nere>S4'E votes to obtain maintily
wanVns ,,n, the roll thu second time, Judge May be-
int dfop''y "'e '1'o
l0c 't' m Sanard-Messrs Gilmer, (speaker) Bayly
f% Croouer Souhall, Wood, Cabel, Stuart, Kinney,
o. - N,,rheI. Frya,t, Snodsrass, Shanks, Peyton,
y,,n Kyc, Flood, T"Isr, Fox Coto9i Ca T;H's,
bf,,'" r,nkI;n Wade Sherard. Barton, Smith OF G.,
1ia.s =" rJmunds of II Taylor of Halifax Odell, Sey-
n. nous Martin, Tyler, Washington, Reynolds
m'"f, 81 Taylus Conway, Beard. Remey, Taylor
sn'" S w Of NJ. and J., DGnlap, OFerral HODGES,
o, ~, Watts. Langhorne, Fitzgerald, NJ Son
We"Iiolk, Tuns,aiI, Wcher, Harris, Venaole No.
men, stands pendleton. Robertson Leyburn Dorman,
T,oph,t,, Crutchitd, wakeI and Crockstt OF VIZ
wv tar W. 7iien--Messrs Holloway Cn!ick, hon
IN Tnrr. Haskins, Cox, Carson, Vaughan, Waite,
game, 'n 'i psskns, Chapman Watkins Hail of GFsyson
F nsos,d paS White Fo"sfs AmsFG T,:.s Smith
Of Il W. Wright sh,d%ek R! Tnwop nf fst eys
d @nh Hsymond. Clayton Barnett Whitehead, Alex
D cS5I csy Cay T. Ca5so sR Rsi
c. ISL Culserlson Bare Coma, Davis Fitzhugh,
P,oce, Crockett of Tazewell, Stephenson, Goodson,
and jackson-j3
For M Rch,'San-Ms. Loiimer.
For Mr. S,anatd, 81
Mr.. Allen, 80
Scattering LOO III all
Necessary tos choice 79-Mr. StanaEd OF course was
declared duly elected Judge Of the Court Of Appeals to
supply The vacancy occasioned by the death OF Judge
Wm Brock Through
n; nay be proper 10 remark, that al the candidates
w,rr Wings
Mr. Sairu Of kanawha (who thought he had justly
esrned 81 that day hy the good work they had done
moved an adournment o! The iouse-which was car
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Foruayding Receicisg and Storage BUSINESS.
ANDERSON MOSBY, now prepared to ,see@ ~ .e
IA large proof aehouse south SIDE OF inc ba'n, I'LL ~
Produce on all kinds OF oechahd'se-
bsy viii LIKEWISE sire forwarding Business most paitsu-
M and employed young mun OF stea1y
hts md attention 10 business. give particular attention 10 th
banc Of the business Goods nendet for boats VII ne een
ba R!so country produce seH ny
IN H mouse '"'S''' 75-~tf
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RICHMOND MARKETs-JAsuARr Is, 1889.

RICHMOND MAXINE TS-JANUAkf 70, 100''
WHEar-Red 81 20 cenls-While, 81 40 cen's'-
Good crops would command 81 50 cents.
FLoys-Cny Mills, SIS as cents Canal, s. 20 cents
(nomnaD
CoRS-90 So cents. -
Ton.cco-Lues, 81 80 a 0 10; Leaf, common, $40 a
II so; hiddng, Sl2a S4; Good and fine, $l4 5Oa Slo
Extra manu- featuring qualities, $lGo $8 Market firm
stocks light: some leaf begins to arrive quality
generally inferior it is, however, readily taken oy ma
ou,Iitv WlNFREE. WILLIAMSON g. co.
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Jan 10
TaIP TnTEcE

ITF .IUIfCE.
EpEvERLEY JONES, 4tsorn'y ct La'' soyd'oh'
q b Mecklenburg, Va attends the Courts oil Meek
lenburg and Halifax. A..
Ian ~ fo-~a"
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MARSHALL THEATRE.

Tho 6,s, n;gbt Of Mr.. and Miss COosER, and MIR.
c ine 0 I"r. IN ,be same Tragedy Desdamona
Miss Cooper. iago, Mr.. Cooper. o'helio, Mr.. Geo.
Jones. , "a ,,;u 10 ,,..
scented Shakespeare Tragedy OF
Gtsse1IO.
Fayorite OyeT.ures. 'a'o"A' '
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o conclude with the Favorite Burlesgue OF
RcYsb0syeS Fas1i0S0.

desire h,rino been expressed by the patrons Of inc
TbsnI,e 10 witness The united efforts Of Mr. and Miss
Cooprn and Mr and Mrs JosEs, on the same evening"
The Public is respectfully informed that The Tragedy Sc
lec.ed is RyKe's Jane Shore ~ !,
Jan 10
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So Mr.. Stansrd was declared duly elected
On mo,ioa Of Mr. BovLDrs, the Senate Adjourned.
The native American., 1839-04-06
From the Speetator.7
EXTRACTS FROM CHINA OPENED
BY THE REV. CHARLES GUTzLAFF.
CHINESE NOTION OF GREAT MAN

CHINESE NOTION OF GREAT MAN.
He may be called great man who, whilst in a
prominent station in the state, occupies his rank
IN the empire, and practses the general and great
prlnclples-is benevolent, decorous and lust. II
the people act conformably with his principles, he
accords with them; but if they deviate, he alone
pracses them. Riches cannot corrupt him, po-
verify does not move him, and grandeur and mill.
tary display cannot intimidate him.
1t may, however, be taken as a characteristic
proof of the Chinese mind, that Mr.. Gutzlaf
conceives Aristotle could be translated but Homer
certainly not. The nation has thought like phi.
losophers, but not like poets.
The present condition of China has often struck
US as bearing strong resemblance to Ireland in
the numbers of the people compared with the
means OF subsistence and the general poverty OF
the masses; except that the Chinese display
more industry, adaptability and resources. in
making the most Of what they have. Howeve,
dirty their dwellings, too, their fields are ALWAYS
clean: but in other respects, part of this extract
might apply to Ireland
In domestic economy, they are not surpassed
by any nation: there is no waste, no profusion
in any branch; and the most trfing things are
turned to advantage, and the very offals are re-
lished. Contentment regns even amongst the
wretched; they sit down to meal consisting o.
little boiled grass and potatoes with cheerful
ness, ecause they know no better Howeve,
poor they are fond Of inviting passing stranger
anu Offering him share of their meagre repast
Iheir dwelling vary much less than the extent
OF the empire would lead us to believe Much
depends on the materials which can be procured
on the spot. Millions OF people live in small
mud novels, where granite does not abound
The native American., 1839-04-06
L>LEGANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
IL SHOES-Sign Of the Mammoth Gnden Root

L>LEGANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
II SHOES-Sign Of the Mammoth Golden Boot
JOSEPH B. FORD, Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly oppo.
site Browns Hotel has received by the latest importatons
from France his usual supply of French Calfskins and
French Morocco portion OF which he has made into
splendid Boots and Shoes and is prepared make to or
der any article in his line in style warranted equal to
any IN this or any other country. ~.
D. r offers to the ladies resident and visiting the
Metropolis the following, superior Of their kind viz
Cater Boots, OF any variety, with beautiful assort
ment OF colocd Satin Turc with ceored Morocco to suit
for making Cater Boots Ladies have any color they
wish 10 match their dresses.
Christina Water proof Boots lined with fur most de.
sirable article for winter.
Also, the Quilted Silk Boots and Buskns with cork
soed Boots and Shoes made light and elastic.
Slippers OF every variety. for balls and evening parties
with al other articles, usually kept in fashionable shoe
establishment.
10 the gentlemen J. B. +. would particularly remark
hat ne u.s. IN every way prepared 10 fit them with Boots
and shoes IN the neatest and most fashionable manner
All the work of his establishment is invariably made Of
French Calf and Morocco Skins with Spanish Soes: and
having succeeded with great and attention in getting
lasts perfectly adapted TO the shape of the human foot
and in securing the services Of Mr.. JAMES Parsons
(whose superiority in cutting and fitting is so generally
Acknowledged he with the greatest confidence
Public.
Dec. 8
The native American., 1839-04-06
SONG OF THE oKEEFoNoKEE..


You dare me 10 sing of the Okeeonokee-
The word, to be sure, is uncouth 10 the ear
And yet you may still (f the rhy do choke ye)
Make ready 10 read Or be silent to hear.
You say It's the swamp, sr
20 dismal and damp, sir.
Whose intricate wndiIg e you wish me 10 show;
With It's lake OF the red man,
And shore of the dead man,
Who peri by famine, or fell by The blow.
Do you yonder cypress' It's on Trembling island %
Which name from lis character so fifty it gets;
Because, should you step there, supposing dry land,
IT'S twenty TO one but the isle overseas.
Like ship without breezes,
1t rocks as it pleases,
Sad footing for marching men, likely to drown.
And often they say, sir
'Twoud have foated away, sir.
Were it not for that cypress which anchors il down.
You've read of the stream which they name from St.
That lammocks of saplings lis head waters know;
And you've heard OF the birds OF the land Paddy Ca
They feed in yon cane till to "cickens' they grow.
And the gentle Nautilus
(This measure will kill ns)
Freights Wonder his barge TO ocean he sails;
While the rough alligator,
The wonder OF nntnr,
Bends hither his course when he changes his scales
Look now at the west where the day star is streaming
Like the light OF an eye DER scene it enjoy'd;
Oh! yonder spots in the dim distance cleaning,
AS yet undiscovered ny MS or tl'' Il.
By the light ofthe sunset,
There ready Tor fun, set
The nut-crackiug squirrel and lnoss-eating hare;
And blithe meath the moon ray,
The fox and the coon play,
While the wolf dances round with the cub Of the bear
And there-at the mention the bull frog stops eapihg,
The snake seeks his hole, ana the hornet its hive
Dwes the led handed ghost who hath kept and keep
ing.
The CORPSE of the FLORIDA WAR still alive;
And who laughs every night, sir,
To see the sad plight, sir.
or the leg-weary sodier-a mud stricken thing
Like .Araby's Daughter" boggd,
Helpless and water-ogg'i-
Oh! tits the q. KEE Fo-No-KEE sing!
HAMMOCK, OKEEFoNokEE, Feb. 1899.
.Wrilten in consequence Of banter that the author
coud not rhyme with Okeefonokce.
We do not know whether the author aludes TO "Mo-
Their Careys Chickens, abundant at sea- to the
ecdote of of st. Patrick, who shot frog. and
clamed-"Arrrah! but you a beautiful bird atore l
shot all the feathers aft ye!''-Pr Der.
The native American., 1839-04-06

The grem Presbyterian Case decided.-After
lie charge of Judge Rogers 10 The jury, yester-
ay morning, i'll this important case, the jury re-
red, at about / o'clock, and, in little more than
ali an hour. returned into Court, with uerdict
fdoor Of the Nev School, or Realtors.
We have since heard that the Respondents have
Ioved for new trial-Phil Ing. of March 81.
The native American., 1839-04-06

1t is truly ludicrous to see the race which the
wo political parties in MAINE are running, to
ecure the title of patriots par excellence. They
emind us of two chaps who got into quarrel,
nd on somebody taking hold Of one Of them, to
revent their coming to blows, the other said,
hold me-I'm the maddest Phil. Gag.
The native American., 1839-04-06

ia MOUSSELINES DE LAINES.-Just received
pieces Mousselinps. 6.4 wide, very cheap
Jan. II q" DLEY & CATLETT
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
9atcmt- -9Alt9e.

Die llnterseiducten serferti9eu an ibrcr
Gte6erei III slllentaun pfil9e, BON ccn reuet
lien unc beifen Sprtcn, bic beIoucer6 beim
rflli9cn BON StrppclIanc II. 9taien 9cbraud,t
Arereen f6nuen.
Ser9s Yflitge. Oiele pAiec fInb
Lei obhdn9i9em eanbe, baS Idlwcr III plngcn
it, iebr nnslidh inbcm man lIc nadl Srliebcn
linfs umc redts ltcllcn fam, mrourA man
immer init elmer Surde pflilseu fam.
Die leidten einipdnni9eu pfii9e iInb teim
@elIdforn plil9en uub bel Der Saat nit pics
lem @rtbeu Sl 9ebrauhen.
8anern nno anoere perben bGflidllt eiu9cs
lascn, bel uns anSlrufen unb bic pFu9c II.
{. ~. su nnterllld,cu.
Sa9er ntlb Sreetprn.
9Illentalut slpril 1Os no--IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
81 a Cb / t Cb t.

9fcrtbamptcn Sauf, SunD %. 1889
Sintcmalen Ger Srcibricf Der Tcrthamps
Ton &anf, errid,tet III Der Staet 9lIcutaun,
CcBtbin 9tcrthlmpten) i'll Qcd,a @aurtD, i'm
Staat peunfIlpauien, NIT cmcm autcriIlrteu
Capital bon Sl25,000, pru tpeld,em 124, ,6S5
3baler eingcsohlt iIuc, bis i'm Sabre unierS
S,errn l943 Su @nce 9eben rprr,
Gesbdlb
@irb 9iahridlt hermit 9e9eten, ;ufct9e
Der Contribution uub ben 9cleeen Der 9ies
publif prn penniIlpauieu, bas Der lrcit
bent uuo directors erla9ter Sant Nincus
fIno bic nddlte @eIee9ebung eria9ter 9les
publit su criudlen, oen eriagtcn Srcibrief
81 erweitern, umo ben @apitaltcd cria9ter
sSauf bon Sl25,000, Su nelder er jeet be-
redltt9t, auf S250,000 su erlpciteut. @s
ipirb webcr al Dem Tamen, Sttel pber 2as
sc Der Sanf cine SIbdueerun9 oerlan9t.
sInf Sefsbl tcr Scaro Der Gmcttrrs.
eScbn Slice, @o6trer.
SnlY 3. nq-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
Sdnlp- fcrpcrmtg.

siGe eicjcniQen, pcld,e nod, al bic $Nintcrs
laiIcnidlaft res peritrrtCncn Wid a clHan'
ece, lctthtu prn SbcrsSacrnd 2ouuidp,
9eda @anntp, auf ir9eno cine QEciir fdhnIet9
iIne, merecn hermit tenddrid,tiaet, inncr>
halb 3 Wtpnatcn non hfuti9cm Tate al, an
Die llntcricid,netcn Nidtiqfeit 81 modcn.-
60 merceu audi alte icldIe tcradrid,ti9t
ipelte nrh Slnfrreerur9rn al bcia9te I.irs
terlahenIdaft baben, ibre Mcd,nun9cn mrhls
eeitdti9t an llnterScidhncte cinsureidlen, .ramit
0itebti9feit 9emadt wcrrcn fam.
9lnrr. &, 9GttmaL : Greclltps
Senrp Mpper. 5 ren.
Sept. IL. no--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
Danl. nito Jdntes Sal3illSert
&upfer,z Ofeu. II. 0lcd,l(bnieec.

Senad,ridlti9en ibre Srcunbei unb eas 9es
ehrte Nublcum nberbaupt, caB ite ods cbt9e
Seldldft fcrtpdhreno III ibrem alten Stanfs
ploB betrciben, ndmlid, in Der 9lllcusStra6e
IN slllentauil, Der Tcrtbamptrn Sanf 9eraee
9c9enilter, unterbalb eem Stobr bon Scd
uno Sdger.
9litc 9lrtcn SrantcpcirsScIel uuo ionltt'
9cS GupfergcIdirr bon jeocr Wcncnuun9 ipcrs
ocn auf baS @cId)nudpclte uuo Nanerbafs
teIte BON ibncn pcrfcrtigt, uub iIe oeriId)crn
ca6 YublicnnL ba6 iIe ibre 9lrbcit III ben biz
li9itcn prcilrn abaIru. Gcs0lcidcn batcu
ile l25 neuc NolSs uno Scinfchlcn.Sefen
urn alien Scrtcn crhnltcit, hte nc billi9 All
ihrc Gunecn abaien rpcllcn. Sic 9ctcn bclt
hbdllfen prei6 fir altc6 Supfcr mo Wfcn10,
70 pie FIR 9cihmicbctcs uuo GuB. @ilrn, eS
mag i'm 9lnstauit, ceer baarcm @clpe lrin.
3u9lcid crinncrn iIc, ta6 fGc 70 cben $500
Nfuno MuBUdcS uno 9lmcrtflniihc5 9lohrs
blcdb erhalten haben, pcldlcs nOrSil9ltdl fir
Sfcnrobr uno 2rcmmcln 9cci9uet 1T; Gc
ipcllcn baIelbe billig perfaufen.
9Iud taltcu iGe bcitdnbi9 prrritbi0, Sled,s
aeidlirr pcn jceer Senennllnq, allc6 10 mphls
fell, ol5 man c6 ir9cnbwc bcfrmmcn fam.
Stanly'S patcntirte 9iratarY &ptt,sSefen,
Sn zen philadelphia Yrciicu.
Sie iInb rarftar fir bic ihneu cr;cltgte
atS9eecbnic &unrihaft, uno rcrcen ith III
rcr Srl9e aud, tcitrrbcn, tieiclbe 3i crtals
ten, ntdlt alletn bacurdL eo6 ile ihre paid,s
ten ais G'eIdldftslcutc rrflilIcn, lrnocrn bo6
iIe olle ibre 9Irt;ttcl eauerbaft perferti9en
unb pcblfeil pcrfaufcu.
llllentaun, Scpt. %. rq-3IR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
Eertt0e &lctDer.

Gamcs Sameir n, bccbrt Td, fcinrn
Sreunrcn uno Dem Yutlifum unSci9cn oa6
er Sc9cnrdrti9 cine idltne 2lnswabl
Sertt9er &lctper
bon jcecr Scncnnung ouf iHanb bat Die ollc
inter ictncr SluhIft idSn uuo boucrbaft 0cs
modlt iInc.-9luh bat CT inlmcr Stcf6, Sras
gen uno llcbcrbcmoen, irmie audi @nncs
Waafe fir Sd,ncieer, II. T. ~.
9llIcntaun, slug. 2S. nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
Sentes Janteloll,
III 9luelltaltlt,

Matht bicrmit feiucn Srcuncrn ipipir cis
ncm 9cchrtcn Nubltfum er9etenif bcfannt,
eaG er lcinen 6 le 10 rsS tohr IN cinerl
bon Millcr'6 ncuen Sd'rp6, sriitcn
Capt. @jumrcrt'6, 9lltcntauu i,ctcl uno Shs
mcr'6 Sudlitrbr, (gc9cnibcr Sca6' Nuths
itcbr) pcrIe9t. no cr auf S,onb bat Gin
all9cmcines 9IiIrrtcmcnt non
Sll6ertL 9ollenerS @oIcnctt6, QScs
itenSeu9c, II. [. ~.
Die er anf Sciteilun9 idncll unb gcIhmacfpcll
Su ocrarbciteu I'M Stdnte it.
9Illentaun, 9lu9uit 2S. ra-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
91euer &tefer lit 2(Qentaun.
Sam s Nettit.

Sn Der SameSsS trase, rcrclich ron
Soagcnbuhe 6 9Btrtb sbous.
Scnahrihtet bic @inpcbncr non slIcns
tam uub beren 9iad,barfhoft, baf or ueulic,
cinen Ricfers Sdlrp an rb9cm Srtr cridrtct
bat, atmc or sierlid,, eaucrbaft uno wcblfcil
perferti9t uuo auf Soouo bot,
9tllerb1no @ebermn,1rc;
tcifebeuS III 0cud, 3htrr, 9Sait, 2nter,
Nlcifd,s uub 5trauf StdnSer, 9Nitcrf6fcr,
@pnicr, mo ale aueerc sirtidcl, bic in Ger
Sicfcrci cinldlla0cn.
stu6bciTeruugen mereen rcn inn billio mo
baIo bcIcr9t. @r eutrfeblt ltdl 6urtl, ieiue
slrbett unb tittet tim genci9te Suneid,aft
SIaentauu, Oct. 0. Ma-3lR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
Sbomas G5tnftu0er

Supper Sefenz unb Sle6ldbmirt III
Der Stabt 9lllentaltn.
Senahrihti9t feline Sreunbe uno ein 9cs
ehrteS publlflm iberbaupt, ea6 CT bic cbi9c
@jeid,dfte nrh INNER all letlcm alten lfaub,
in Ger Soamiltpn Stroee, eini9e 5biren rters
bolb Selfrir9e uuo gSilI Strbr fcrttcs
treitt-allpc CT.
9llle 9lrten Sranntreiu ScEe(
unc icnifi9es Supfer9cihrr ron jeSer Scnens
nun9 auf has @eld,modprllte uno Oauerz
haftete pcrferti9et, mcldcs CT willeuS 1T Su
biat9cn preilcn Sn ocrfaufen. Serner batcr
9teue Sefen Don allen Srrtcn
crboltcn, Die er ;u ben nicrri9iteu preifen su
pcrtdufen 9clpnncn it, Ter b6d)fe 9lrei6
,riro fin altes Gilen unb @iue 9r9ctcn.
Stanlp'S ratentirte Gpatarp Scdz
Sefcu, gu ben philabclpbia prcltn.
gIuh bdlt CT immcr
Sefenrobr lno Srpmmelu,
unb frrtiNc6 Slchgeitirr pcn jcrer 3cneus
nun9 ouf SHare, pcldcs allc6 CT woblIcil
ocrfdufcn ipiro.
@r 1T canfbar fir bic ous0ctchnte Slufs
muntcruuQ, Die cr bi6her in bielcn gclhGfs
ten 9cncecn bat uno bpfft, curh ciue 0cuoue
Scrbodtun9 iciller @cihdfte6spRid)tcn uuo
bilIi9e prctir, cine Scrtcauer Der @empaeus
belt irrncr 6reunre unb Der pfentlidcn9unt
;u 9cniceCn.
EIFGr bictet hermit brei Srcnnfeecl, AT
etucm ~ 0 b lfei ilercn preiie all ais an
ir0euo ctnem anberen Srt in Slllcutaun 0es
Fault mereen fam. @incr tapcn entbGlt 95
ulc bic ancercn 75 @a0onen. Gr pcriIhcrt
etc 9Irtctt cos ile pru Der bciteu sIrt it.
SGcma5 Ginfin9er.
Sln9uit 81. nq-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
Gin ntuer &upterIeDnltpt
in 9(((entauri. II.

Ter lluterIhricbcne mad1t hermit icitrn
SrcunoeL 70 mic cttem 9ccbrtcn pnblfum
bermtt cr9cbenit bcfannt, baB Ell pbcu9enoils
te6 @elhGft an Der WcrfItdtte hes jHcrrn
q a bans 2auten d age r. i'll Der
S,amiltcultrafe, Sa9cnbubs Wrth6baus Sc
9eniber, an9cfdn9cn bat, 100 or jcocrSett poi
rdtbi9 bat, crer auf Seitellun9 fdnelt pers
ferti9t: Seee Scrte
SrennfeGeL Sutma6crs @af6@ unb
SbceSSellcl,
70 tpie audi olle in ieincm Sad eiufhla9ence
9IrtifeI, Die CT jcberScit gum Gerfauf pprris
tbi9 haItcn miro uno 9eicnucn lit fir bic ntes
brighten prciic gu oerfaufen. @r lteht fir
lcine Slrtett 70 wcit gut, eos oielclbc auf ct1c
cancrtafte Dirt anSefertt9t it.
@r laeet feline Sreunee mb bas pntlifltm
ilberhaupt eilL feiue Werfitdtte Su bciudcn,
unp icine 8oaren III 9lugenlheiu su nehmen.
Stet6 miro or e6 iein 9lli9eumerf icin la6cn,
alIc ScitclIunaen 9eipiTenhaft Su crfnllcn.
SIR alte6 jiupfer, MeilIng 3inn uno Slei
rptro Der hOdite Ireis i'll baarem @eIoe pbcr
in eInStauid fir Maaren 9c9ctcu.
9lmo6 Gtttn9er.
9IQentaun, Suli "a. nq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
8 retter- So T.
Sepr9c Setper inlb Co., Sretterbanbs
ler in 9lllentalln.
(ylcben Neter &nhns g4irtbshanS.l

(yFpeH peIer SuDHe Strtpe1ane.)
gcnafrid,tiseu itre Srernce H. Elm 9crbrs
tee putlifum ilberbnupt, cap iIe 70 cbcn eis
nen 9rceen Scrratb opu SaubclS lmtcrIhieos
lider Scrten einScle9t haben, ipcruntrr lTd
bettuoen:
Seite Scrten sclb uub ipcis pcint Tlcrs
bcrcs, 8iridenbpres uuo Ylanfcir, p6iiuefs
gpro6, @jelbpciitt Scdutlinos fur Tcnlter.
&dbmrn, 6emhd Scdntlings, Sparrsn, QSoIs
fen, jeee Scrte Sretter, &aubcl,, Wfrlfcn,
3dtten nuo atle Sprten Sd)iueclH, Ioircr,
xatten, II. [. 10.
Sie pcreen imnicr eiHen beifdnriacu Gcrs
ratb cbi9er 9irtifel auf Soano babrn, nomit
Veute aus eem ednbe pcrfebeu ipcrcen fonen.
Nanftar fir oas ibr BON ecm publifum
aeldenfte Sertraucn, brfen fIc eurd billioe
preile nnb id,uclIe Scbienuna Die Stuneffdft
ilne ferere @etpc9enbeit ccdeIben cauerbaft
su MAIDEN.
Wiai /. no-lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-30
Slcrtbomptcn S5anf.

slm Sritten Mrnta9c I'M ndhitcn 9irpcnts
tcry meldlcs Der IStc rcS eriagtrn McnatS
1T, miro au hem Santbaule cnc aSahl fllr
breiSchn Stadhnlter 1sbalten pcrocr, I'm FIR
oas HGd'ile cSahr ala Ghectcrcn iu eicnen.
esSchu 9!itc, @o6irer
October f6. nq-3m