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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19


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edlo write iia Ian aud moral ex
smpIe and f hi act g public philanthropy
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cyan University g A.les'esogn. saa 1'.''op
s'ess g re A's.a o''ss .7'ss9p a' = '.''Fa
Bsqtt e d Corp Be venerable end
leaned gentleman died lev days SINCE,
residence g columbia s e e gle advanced
age @ 99 years
Merieo. The relations between 'his mis-
efable country and France, are sad e Be as
unsettled as ever. The Mexicans are fight
ing amongst themselves, santa Anna at the
head g ons party, Eng zen = issa e .as 9'as'.
Inc cause e 'ns : Ses.sAs'7 sss'l7 z gam
& ground every sae1e, ana mere g sliong gEosnq
Z g ps.aese lnas me esnssal ss5'5 q Ssasa
: anna WI = s9O'l = Sl'''1o W.
! Wm. ". Price his man % q letter late
8 y 70 friend IN New York expresses a great
!. deal Of rirtuOas indignation at being con-
g sidereda deaulter, o. this side ofths Atlantic
7 The circumstances Of his leaving this country
6 10 such s'hot haste, " he says, were purely Of Z
private nature and closes bis letter BY pres
Of sing bis opinion that # is not fair FOR the Amer
e lean people toadiulge him guilty until after
q trial. Price e very modest locoioco.
> Red Eaats--A private letter from New
at York, informs Us that the people IN that cit
Z. are once more getting mad about Real Estate
: Every species Of this kind Of properly has beel
q enhanced IN price very greatly within a shor
e time past. The liberslitg Of the new banlsiii
n granting discounts. undoubtedly has aiyen
3 this impetus Il is said that the bank circuIa
,ir ton IN New York has increased from Jan les,
n to Jan. 1889, $694OOOO
~ Tasns Natvrr s. hoe ia. k;llsa I, 1t
20 ,-;e;;n;tv ~ R.la;o, y 3 s. T,sbrs s ~
tn !, o,on;r, ,,,,;., 49,, -. 49,, s.
Oh tached to the faslet. $50 called, t.oo hsarss
L 49, ~@--A~Ae3 t-s@fN
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

TiIE Ex4 erEcTI0N.-ls i mol slEne iot
our Wing friends 70 select theil candidate foE
lie next election Il they wish % carry the
count November they should form z
ticket 81 their own. AasuredlY the Van Ba-
rem men VII form theirs. nd aepend upon +
there van be rs splitting among thcm Then
ticket complete even 30 the Coroner
and r and We should profit Z little b5
Their unanin,itg, ana Be ready @ aight them
with their own EeapoIe
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19


lte Inpofao, ooI'e 81
ofds ilo na r4AtQ
nhIc od ih peknQ'osf
ri'ors ar customer 2t s'sIn
7i'pnoi lhe capital 60 lle oFi
aas integrity CD s Gle pledge qn lhe
ah of which, ihey accept be notes q .lle
|fsiiittion. deposile Their money lodge
nhper ior collection.
Sc has lbe public on account Ct ihe
advantages which ihc slaiuge has
p0laied he bunk should aliord, IS cone
alteration l3r The immunltiee and prlFlles
res which lie charter coplers.
S. have ne stockholders o. account
ii he profits Whichthey have right s.
cxoeci, oil Inc investment tney have -
clivey made.
Thus blythe reduction q capital
lho directors Of q bank Ylolale ineif op.
liz towards It's creditors md customers
tbo n8blic and the stockholders.
The claimof The fret IS ihc more So
cred or unless justice Be- done q these
fhe public his right q ne advantage ans
ihe iockholders to no profit.
To crcaiea debt is e incur the obi
onlion Of paying il and this implies that 9
preserving The means Of doing So, # q
debior possess them 10 1cqalt lhcn i b
do not. The REDUCTION 81 these mean
being partial destruction 81 them g e
iHidry SC the creditors. s irrecoRcileabl
with this obligation. The violation Of WHO
requires an additional degree IF luIpllad
when tic credilor leaves the pledge u Il
power % The pledger.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19


DIREcT TRADy BETWEEN ENGLAND Ann
TExAs.-By our late exchange papers we
perceive that the barque Ambassador from Ii
verpool to Galveston was lately spoken at sea.
The Government Of Texas allows the impor-
tationof goods from England duty free, and
while these direct importations on the part O
the former VIII be highly beneficial to the in.
terests Of the people Of Texas, it may in the
end lead individuals into the business of snug.
Cling into the United States such articles a,
may pay with Us heavy duty. Our frontier
Is widely extended and the business could b,
carriedo on without the fear Of detection. Ou
fears may be groundless, and we heartily re
ioice that Texas is so rapidly growing in i'm
pOrtance and independence, and that she hal
established, without :. Commercial Conven
TONS 9 direct trade with Europe
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

PoETRY.-It would be surprising il, amongst
the numerous votaries Of science and philOsO-
ply with which our fair city abounds, there
were no pOets. It is common in all places Of
the size and population Of Columbus, for one
poet at least, to be in the midst, leavening or
spicing the whole lump, and giving life and
animation to the whole community BY his mas.
terly strokes upon the Tyre Of Apollo. We are
happy to inform the good people Lereabouts,
that we are not lacking in this essential iingre-
dent of civilized and refined community,
and that with our Phrenology, Geology, Nine
ralogy, Conchology, and an the other ologies
we have pOet also,-last week we received
two delectable pieces Of poetry from an nm
known hand, with the following captions:
{ Written on seeing a lady look soitk con-
tempt on q group engaged n trivial con
rersdtiOn and obstveperous paerrimelst"
The second Of this poem wil give the
reader pretty good idea Of the whole, and
we therefore quote It:
/" Amidst the gay, the thoughtless crowd.
g w HON outward shows delight
The ssa non i::i s.ses3t, thon hate thu proud
:. And loathest them in thy sight
The second piece is
: Written on hearing lady sag she did "a
llaoa0 achat t0re apas
In informing Us when and how love IS contrac-
ted, the writer thus granaalaticallg enlightene
US:
!, sIlo.s,, t,,,f 'f.;c,, -. - 6
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

GEN. HARKIsoN.-Itis very gratifying to
Us to observe that there are strong symptoms
Of this gentleman's determination to abide by
the decisionof the National Convention. The
Boston Atlas warm admirer and hitherto a
strenuous supporter Of Gen. Harrison. has
lowered the Harrison flag fromthe head of its
columns and has decided to support the nom
inee Of the Convention This is important, as
the influence Of the Atlas is very great in the
whole Of New England, and its example may
induce others to cease their efforts in advoca.
ting his claims. There must be but one can.
didate, and that candidate, in our humble opin.
ion, must be HENRY Clay, or the friends O
political regeneration and Government reform
win again lie PROSTATE before the imbecle o
Undertook.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

Charles IA. Albert, (cashier) nlirmeds
that 10 director, slockholdcr, nor others
lave obtained an accommodation IA bank
without appearing on the books, either as
drawer 81 discounter.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

TnE BoRDER TROUBLES. The President
Of the United States has transmitted to both
Houses Of Congress, a Message on the sub
ject Of the difficulty which has arisen on our
North Eastern boundary. The message is
mild, conciliatory and harmonizing, and suited
to the occasion, and its sentimen S were unani-
raously concured in by both Houses. Nc
doubt before the hostile armies of Maine and
New Brunswick meet, matters viii be AMIGA
bly, adjusted. It would seem from the follow.
ing that cupidity and avarice is the leading
cause Of all the difficulties. We copy from
Benaett,s N. Y. Herald:
9 We received yesterday morning from an
official source the information that the origina
trespassers on the disputed territory we're la.
borers employed by Shepherd Cary, represen,
tati7e in the Legislature Of Maine from Houl
ttol, and 4 Mr.. PuEley the former resides II
Maine. but has ms store New Brunswick
They are lumber merchants, and the wilO..c &c
fair originates IN their desire to make none,
regardless Of treaties and laws"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19


REMOVAL oF Mn. BURGESS "a. G.
BURczss, who has, for some years, satisiacto-
MY filed the Office Of Postmaster Of this city,
has been removed from Office without warn
ing, and without ever receiving from the Post
master General any reason for his sudden
expulsion. Mr.. Burgess has given general
satisfaction IN the performance ofthe duties d
his Office, and soon as It was known that the
political b0D-sIri,sg had been applied to him,
remonstrance against his removal was drawn
up, whicllfeceyed the signatures Of hundred.
Of our citizens Of both political parties. The
successor Of M. Burgess, we find by tho
Washington Globe Of the 18th 81 February, /.
NATHAN LEsTER, junior editor Of the Coluri
bus Democrat, one Of the most. violent loco
foco papers IN the state. When John M'Ieai
was Postmaster General, gentleman con
neeted with newspaper friendly to the exist
ing administration. desired the appointment Q
Postmaster IN Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Mica
INFORMED the gentleman that his recommends
tons were satisfactory, and that tie appoint
ment would Be conferred on him On conditio
Of bis disconnecting himself entirely with hi
newspaper establishment Amos Kendall,
appears, osherEise. and prefers maxim
bis appointments from The ranks 81 wassa part
editors
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

FLonIDA Murder and massacres are still
very frequent and alarming IN this iIl-iated
{ Eaild Of f0leers" Indians, in gangs Of from
10 to 50 are still prowling about; and rushing
out in the night, devastate plantations, murder
the inhabitants, and then seek the sWamps for
security. These depredations are committed
Withinten miles Of Tallahasse, the seat Of Co
veFnment Of the Territory, and so weak is the
military force. but little can be done to ferret
outand destroy the savages. a Tallahassee
paper Of Feb. q says: g We. believe, how
ever, the Legislative council viii authorize the
Governor to raise troops for the defence Of the
frontier, in the present emergency, and until
Congress shall adopt some measures to close
the war. Sixty orseyenty men have already
reported for duty, and win to-day join those al
ready in the field"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

q
REcoRps OF THE CoURr - has been a
matterof frequent thought with u that the
Records 81 our Courts are u yety exposed
situation. They are kept IN the Court House,
building which IS always open and accessible,
and liable from tie materials Of its construc-
ton. to confagration At any time. The warm
ings Of last week ought to sink deep into The
mind Of every citizen. and every preparation,
possible, should be made to arrest, and every
care should be taken to prevent, fire and
more particularly should the RecorasOf our
Courts, N which such an immense AMOUNT Of
property isinteres ted, Be secured against dan
ger ofevery kind. If We are not to have new
Court House, we would suggest th9 erection q
a FIRE proof Clerks Office, for tag accommo-
dalton Of tie Circuit and Probatet Clerks, in
Whichtheir papers and records would be Sc
cure. IN our opinion, it is high time for those
whose business il IS, to think Of this matter,
and takesome active measures in tie premises.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

& BANK COMMISSIONER REPoRT Wehave
been 50 busy inpublishing the proceedings Of
Congress, and the Legislature, together with
some long speeches, that we have not had
time, Or room to spare, to give to our readers
anyportion Of the Bank Commissioners Re-
port We make commencement today,
with the report Of the affairs Of one of our
city banks, and shan continue, if possible, to
lay the affairs Of some one 81 more Of the
banks Of the State before the reader, until we
repnblishthe whole report. II Is proper, as
public ioufnaliststIiat we should do so that
those who have not seen the document re-
feKedtO, should become acquainted with its
contents, and also know the standing Of the
institutions whose notes they are using every
day
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19


ee
people
h ba
q looQ hs
non vie Her.
co ga alifa back he
50 end defend point ae baFene e
t. he editor The AR he
states that C1n LAD voted RAN
LION or DOL hcF zee
ldent % pul FIFTY THOUSAND
nee e ..ls nAades g. .s
soi of NIaine 81 s least o prevent slae eeea.
patton q e nied territory BRITISH
troops priasion oi - 999 had beer
made ii Tie ary 81 aneaEa Minister lsn'.
polentas lo England On lhIs subject Re
port SAYS chat lr. FH has received tai'
appoininsnt n tbs report true. M Var
Buren, must Be praised iot hia selection iol
none 5qt him. Clay d Calhoun Is qualified &
such Mission u such an eIner lnlne
date stops giI betaken e place the harooT 9
New oflI u complete stated defence. an'
all tie Publications along the whole coast VI
Be examined and placed q 4 defensive condi
ton. steam Esigates win Be Immediate.
built and tie Navy increased, and every pre-
pasation made 70 meet the contingency Of wa
should t unfortunately occur.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19


ANos kENDALL n HoBBIE The Sen
ateofthe United States passed a resolution on
tie 10Th Of Feb. calling ID the Postmaster
General fof cer ion, which bad moi
been farnis op q the Ist instant. on
that day the Senate passed another olution
asking the Postmaster General why there's
hilton 81 Tie had not been compiled with.
t. which Amos sent Tie following insolslss rs-
pl
alp reply have she honor 70 state that The
only eon lave @ give. why i has net been
communicated Is thai i vas not ready
Sewer ARKANSAS al administrator
man moved dat tie commune lion Be sent
T. Tie President 8 lhs United States With
request that Be- would dn Kendall ifon
Office after some aie 1n q which &c
conduct s. Amos e Benton
Allen ana re iollo lId.lp
Revived THAT lhe letter tie
General s. IRE the
lliaI tie ou e had na sent "a
or1er ~ aUse e
net -
q
nn which an
tie en1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
Gtc S5lappetits1t0itae.

Sieie S6lau9e, Ole belpncer5 i'll
9sproamerifa etnhetmtlh it, lpurbe
DprlnalS IN bcn Jtencn9lanb Sta0ten
in ecrSli9ltdcr 9rpberSlnSabl 9cfunreu.
Seitoem baS yauo aber mebr an9elics
Selt lpuroe, lrnr man 9let6iam zen
8erti(olm9Sfrte9 9c9cn ctele id,lrltCbe
.lno oefabrliheu @elplirme 9eld)norcn
bat, iii ibre 3abl iebr bcrot9eit,mcls
aen uno mai lfeht lic nltr nod ieltcn.
cSn 9elpiBcn Shcilen jcne6 0teltsGn9s
lono Gtaate6 filloct man lie nod 1eles
oeutliCb, abcr ie habcn ltb III felI1te
gSobnnngen lmcultipirtcr 21npifrtbe
suriif9e,o9en. SSn @beifer, 9tellbalnps
fhiere, 1T etn Soli1el, meld)er bon Ger
oroBeu Wtengc &lapperIdN1n9en Ole
fi6 frliher p1lelhit oufhtelter, Den 9t1s
men Slappcrldllan9 Sli9cl erb1lten
bat.-QSent9e ftnbet man nod BORT
uno man toCete lie Smpei(en in anfrIne
senoenStlotfeu, lpcbin ie friegen nm
@aler auf5uiuCbrn.
@s iif eine 9leibe son Sahren oers
ffrihen Ieit in cer 0ta6bariboft ppn
@beiter einGrei9uiB ifatt fanc, lpeltbe6
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
Die unslndlidftc 8auilic 0uf @rbcn.


Sanu es Sroif i'm llu9llife 9etpd6s
rem, Gas Gleno etueS Saules rurb
cSlbrbunoerte ununterbrDben SIT pera
fcl9en: 70 bfne, Menib, ras Su6 Der
@elhi6te, rmo te9ne p15 yoo6 oeIlter
Narnilie, mel6e5 eS audi ictn mag
lpem on ole lan9e Gcibc non f6 IT
ii den mo cn9lti6en Scni9cr
uorliber0chen l06cJ brct bunbcrt
Sabre lan9 pon aller Sctpcn ocrfol9t
,peld)e nur tnlmer bie Wfeni i6hett nlcz
berbcu9cn fDnnen.
Ser erite 9 6ptttI d Gont9
aus cieier S1miIie Id,mnhtcte h L
sebn cSabr lang III Gn9llno ais Sc
f1l9ener, uno lr1rb nit ietner 8emlbz
lin Don Ieinen ltntertblnen ermOrpet.
Sein Sobn GSacob 2, f0nmt III Ct.
nem 9lltcr pDn % S5lbrcn III Ctncr
S6laCbt ge9en ole Gu9llnOer unl.-
Sarob g., 0On ieinem 9Srlfe 9ef1n9cn
0ehatten, cutf0mn!f, 9retft Suren 2S1f@
fen, itlb bletbt IN cller SCDlaCbt 9cacn
ole Hebellen. .-SSlcpb A., oCrticrt cine
G6laht uuo Su9lcitJ oo6 Gcbcn. W&s
ria Stuart, frine Gnfeliu, miro Urm
Sbrone 9eitofen, flltdtct na6 Gu9l1np
mo miro ad)Scbn Sabre ppu Ger So
tt9iu oDu Gn9llnp 9efuNen QrhaltcL
oon tbr gum Srbc perurthCtlt uao TI3t
itr SoaHpt auf ric Slutbiibne. Cart
L., Der Gnfcl Otarta'S, SDlrig non
GhottldnN mo Gn9Iauo miro Uoil rcn
Shotten iii Cromwell pcrrlthcn alI5e
9eliefcrt, uno pon ben Srat1nten Sc5
mreCbhnd6igeu Scrrllhcr6 perltrthetlt
mo btn9c9ert6tct-Setn Spbn Soccb
5, miro pon tctncm Gtpam elrthrcrt,
mo lieht Iih ocnotht9t olt6 iclncn Nrct
Gci6en su fltchcn d; I'M ictn lln9lltf
81 ooilenNcn beifrcttct nl1n lhn lO91r
Die rebtmi6i9e @cburt ictnc6 SDhne6.
Sieler Srbn iIbt oen Shrpn itincr
Siter lpteber st beltet9en, rno 9tebt
elour6 feline Sreltnbe ben Sotlfcrll
Srci5.-l1rinB Carl Gruaro cIrltd,
eercini9ct nit alien Suocnrcu ben
ltutb ltineS miitterli6en grrbp1terS,
be5 SDnt9S Sobte6fr, crbllt etnt9e por'
iib cr9ehcnoe Sie3c, I'M in Ger Scl9C
Die u19laubltbiten lln9lllf5flllc ST CT
fabreu.
GS 1T in Ger @elhid,tc fein dtnll6ci
Seiipiel prn elmer tmncr 9lelb llll
9lifliheu Tamilte bctalnt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
OefentltCbe 93enp,t.

Sreta9s, BEN 1ilen ndd,teu 9tcpember,
um 10 llbr @crmitta9s, fol- auf 6ffentlidlcr
Scuou pcrfauft fpereen, an eem SNdufe ees
oeritcrbenen . en- a III in Sc e 4, III Sal,s
burg SauuIhip, 4cda @auntp: SnQen,
jllngeS 0mcYieb, Sd,meine, eiu Gidu5s
ma9clt nit ScoND, pflu9e, @Q0en, @9Qens
hrlI SNeISlhIttcu 2 Ndar NeuIettern, 800
Saitoniruriefcl riutsc SCuiensNfpitcn; eit
nene5 StciltbprcrsGcftbirr; tciu Wouuss
uuo Gin Wribcri1ttel 8ruftretf gGollrds
Ser, cin &ctt uno ScttitelIr, etn nruer llebsrs
rcd, unb ipnt nrch oielcrlci lau6s unc BAIT
crn9erGthitbdften, III mcitldufti9 III mclocn.
Cte &con0ulgcn pertCn Ycr Der Senru
tctdnnt Gemad,t, unO Grebit mo gebllhrenpe
2Iufplrtlna Qc9cbCu Derocn prn
gpbr1him Scf, I 2lOmini
Charles Sot8fL s itr0tor6.
Ten lG. Oct. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16

81 jerer 3cit bet ben beno6barten S1s
mtIten 9rpbe2laufre9un9 berrprtro6te
nno tnlmer NOD mcrtb If, erSdblt ST
lpcroen.
Gtni9e Wtinncr lporcn ban1it tcz
f6aftt9t cine QSteie 81 mlbcn nclbe
III cllil9e Gntfcrnlln9 ppn tr9crp ctnem
QGobnhouS pbcr elmer SnaBc l19-llnp
"a b16 9Setter ihrllM lno Ctnt9c Set
lc lllmpfi9 marcn 70 flnp c5 clucr rcrs
icltcn, S0err 81. fir gut iId faif aller
letner Glcipun9Sitllfe 81 entle, t9en
uno sans collotte pen 3u9 Der O}0ber
anSnfhren. G6 III bcf1nnt, r1B I'm
ricicr Sahre8Seit bet olI9cnrejncr DIR
re, rtc Gl1ppcrldlan9en bte SOGbcn
pcrl1Bctl I'm 9S1ner aufSuiu6en-
Hno "a Sor.G am Gnce ieine6S6maz
ben Qllf trotfnc6 Ganb id,ritt icttc ct
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re &l1pperld)lan9c, mel6e olSba,b ttp
rcn SdylpanS crbOb, lpeni9e i1nelle
mo llute SDnc nit hen &lappern
hcrpprtraChtc mo tr9IetCh QlIf cen ar
men I}1m Wr1nM 9erore ais CT fitb
sur NlHcbt lmlfcbrtG foit SIT Sprc 9es
angiti9t our6 rus 9tftt9e @erltrme.
Der Sl1n9e 9cfriimmte 9tfti9e Sung
;ibnc br1l9cn III Den untern Sbctl per
cilji9en 0epcflmN lpelde Sor. q. 81
jfncr ;3ctt an hltte -b1S @elrcte mar
tcirnNer6 tt1rf uno bie 3dhne h1tten
i6 bartn perfln9eu lnb frnnten nidt
lCid,t r1rau5 tcfrctt rerrcn. S0r. 81.
id,rie laut aus lno ipralt9 in ppllem
gllf paopn, NIT Der lflan9e, bte feit
al linn hing. Ct pr1n0 bIrh9SdlSer,
@ebllIhe, Selocr lmb QSetcen -lckte
iiter NclieiL @r1ben luO 9lthdn9e-
Ct bltpftc mo hOlpetc, 9allcrptrte unp
rtef lnl SOlllfe H. ilt6te per0etlth, iIh
uDn ietncm blbliben @eflbrtcn 81
trelneu. GnNlid errct6te er fat
9Sahnltnnt9 prr Surdt uno Grmllne
pun9 bie bfcntltd)eSra6e mp ifllrnts
tc b1rauf fort n1Cb ictner 9SpbnltnA
, ldncllcr ais Der 9ellbteltc QSettldufer.
81 3etten bliftc CT T6 umL mo
! lbrtc ppn ncucm laut allf, lpeun CT
/ ictu id>reflthc5 9lnbln91el an lttncm
hcln9clpclncncn ltnnenen SOembe CT
bltftc. Gr iprar9 al mehrercn Nerios
rcu Urrlttcr, btc lpte pDm Spnner 9e@
rllbrt "a ltonbcn unb ben lln9llIflt6cn
Wiouu au9lpktcn, bcr irldc SrriinQe
mo Gaprtrlen mad)tc ltnb iI6 cabGt
in cinem 9lnSu9 prGfentirte, Der allen
2(nit1nb II. allie SdNflidfett ncrlckte.
I-Gurltdb crrcthte S0r. 81. ictue 9Spbz
runl rte III elmer Gntfernlln9 ppn 3
Mtcilen ppu Der QStele lag. Ste Shit
re fam Cfcn nilo CT ifllrste Sltr gro,
6euScttlirSun9 Ger blrili iG6 beftnrens
rciLSrouen hinetn.SerS6ref, ,cieSoiee
inb Gle 9lnifren9un9 hatten i'm jett
9inslt6 ltberlpdltt9t unb er ianf pbns
ndd,ti9 auf Den Su6bpben.-Ste ar
me G(orpcrIhlan9c h1tte tnbeden ra6
/ S6limmite baoon 9etra9en. Gle mar
70 mtarmher,i9 herum9ef6lcubert II.
ab9crrpiden Worrcn raB thr 2ctcn,
lonoe por rer 9(nfunft i'm SauS ihDn
erlcffen irar. Gle hier9 tort i'm
Soenbe, unb hatte ctnen She'll three
ShmanSeS teim 9Settlauf burd) &C.
billfe, itter Tenicn &c. perloren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16

Der Observation-Disclosures i6rieb in
ctnem Sricfc al ocn 4Dftmciitcr in
0ferpport(I. So SOl9enpe6:
"DDifmctifer tDnncn Slblcrtptton5s
9eloer in etnem Srtefe all zen Socrau6s
9eber cini6(ie6en nuo Den Brief pch
ct et9enbdnbt9 9eihriebcn fanfp abitns
ben; mennicbph Der Srtef blr6 ipnit
jemano 9cid)rteben lit bat Ger Npits
meiiter fcin 9fe6t ben Srief pbue Dprs
TO ST bcfDrpern.
SierauS 1T su erIetcL ba6 al8lpirz
tt9e 53eitun9Siubicribenten ibre @ebllbz
ren etnienNen frnnen, pbne fId) pber
Dem SerarS9cber Soften ST pcrurine
6en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-16
Sontnlt unD fcDet!
9fcuc slSaaren.

9tcuc 9Saaren.
Gte lluterldriebeneu baben bereits eiu
itb6ue6 Slicrttment nerer Snter erbalteH,
bic I'D, fir bic 9cgenpdrti9e SabrsSeit ltno
ben QStntcr pa6cn-rllmltdh =
GA blauc uno Ih,par;.blanc Siider.
D., brdune nnb bahlia, Do.
n bell mo buufelsblaile, DO.
y uulIdtbar 9rtlne br.
~ gcmiidte, DO.
Sofenftpfe ais:
StwarSc NIB rlausihwarSr Gaitners.
Gictcrid, DO.
Gjcmild)tc, co.
Sd,warse unO tfousfdrparSe Sattinstts.
Gjclfrciffe, DO.
Gjcmiftte unb Drab, 90.
Terner:
Sin oa9emciueS enforcement gGeitenienge,
III ltmitdnclidb ansufilbreu.
@biuses lno wcblfeiIe SattlIne.
0Jnslin be Qaincs.-
Tiourirte uro einfad,e SombaSines.
SPerino uno aupere S6awlS unb S,dISs
tiiher.
"A unb Cd Gasmier Crcs Soalstilder.
3-4, So uno 80 ftparSe Staltenildle feis
tene So1lebincen.
goneounces pmo icteene Safhentilder.
Scibeue uub baumpcllene He9enlhirme.
Sdmar,e italieuiIde Seieeuitrffe fur 2ln'
Stge.
Gsfdrbte @rceenap, fur 9lnSii9e.
S6wdr,e, btinmeIblauc, .fsicrne unb pors
Itets@arn Gtriimpfe.
Gjon,e, Sattin uno Wantua Sdnber.
9Peumetild,e Selts.
@eitidte &rd9eu.
!fipb NIB itibeue S,ansftnb.
GSr6lcidbte uno aucere Mnslne, iine bon
ieher GSrSee uio Sualitit ~ habcn.
Go wie aud, Decfen fiir Glide ilno Shs
reaus, getfseaoe uno Ssttfeberih
Scds limo Gteni.
sltleRtalih, Oct. .. pq-3m