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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02
SY8NGHNaS
PILLS AND SYRUP,
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

IF you are well, let medicines aIsne-if ou are
l. sick, Try SPENCERs.
REASONS.
]. They never produce the least possible bad
effect IN any case.
2 They have the testimony Of thousands, among
them regular physicians, verbal and written. that
they are highly useful IN great variety OF cas.s-
generally etecting q cure. and seldom indeed fail
ing to give relIe especially IN Cases OF headache,
pans and distress III any part OF the system, dys-
pspsis, scrofI,la piles, worms, internal bleeding,
i.nrale complaints, consumpt,e complaints. and
many others.
3 They are gentle Cathartcs. operating on the
Alternative principle, changing and correcting the
habit without violent purging, and without pam
Discharging the morbid matter without eheeung
tn. proper coatngs OF the stomsch ana bowels
purifying the bloOd and leaving tho system IN a
healthy state.
Last but not least They create no danger OF
taking cod-May be taken al any time, under any
circumstances according to directions which ACCOM-
pauy thcm--and rcqnlTe no change OF diet
8 ANY one who will try them III lind the above
reasnns subslantlaled by MS OWN EXPERIENCE.
II Tho medicines are exclusively composed oi
innocent vegetable materials. the growth OF New
England and have been used ior generations, with
astonishing success.
Tr cases OF inflammation OF the Lungs, Asthmat-
&c Coughs Affections of the Glands, DC, the Pro-
prIetor would recommend Mrs. Jones SyruT, 4
valuable auxiliary 10 the Pills. 1t ~ prepared by
HIM aud may be found with him, aud his agents.
Particular directions accompany the medicines
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER,
Warwick. r. l., sole proprletor TO whom only the
comp position is known.
These Medicines may be obtained of
MARY TILBES,
No. 40 Spring
May 20u. Sole AgentJoT NeuPorf.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of Spenccr's Vegetable MesI
| cues.
c. Brown, Little Compton;
Howlaud II Church, Wrsrpou;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
Also at wholesale, by he Proprietor, in Warwick
/ OLIVER JouNsoN X Co, Providence, and a. B y
] D. Sands 100 Fulton Street New York
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

Those States marked with a star, choose
members OF Congress on the same day that
State officers are chosen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-02

For the convenience Of reference we shsI
keep the above tables standing for time.
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0rcnt5 Oanlpftcot lln9hif unc
Nsllult Don betnabc 200 Wtenlbeu=
lyteu

@ten atS ,mftrs 3citun9 sur |reft acbsn
ipat, srbjdtrn mir bic traurigc MaNrdt bab
raS 9ampfteot 2erinJton, auf ltincr Ntis
is prn 9ttu Ycrf natb Gtcn'nAtrn, am keten
ANonta9 Abino iwiitDen Cations Nrf unr
Grant6 9lsf rurcb tScucr Stritrrt iparrn mel:
Dies turdD eae Ofproar sntitanpen mar uni
eins O1snge auf rsln .0c6 auf9shduft' Saum.
wcllt cne0nbsts. Ncn beinabe 900 pana9ie.
reu i'm Scrs, uno tsr Sebjf5nMnnitbaft, ret.
tttin nur elmer ortr ;pt caS 2stsn, aIr ibri
aen fanriu srtn 900 rurb 6tuir ertr 1EaiTtr
Ger Naun trtiu0t unS nhbt ftrntW Gin
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9(usiua siles Srisfts ron Soarrisburg an cen
Jssrausgeber. .bisier 3stun9, Satirt ben 10.
eSanuar.
60 srnitlitb mis ols @nfeBn Der Gad)sn
autb @nlan95 mar, eab bic @sibdfts Der jseis
9en 9igung Scr @eite9etun9 raitb 'pcrirdrts
ltbrstsn wtlrrsn 70 if eob Bio jset neb fcbr
wsnia 9ettau. Sie Ssit Der Sieua9cn teiesr
Sduir, lit fat td3litb nur auf ,psnl9e Gtuns
ben belbrdnft unb eautrtsn @sifern nur etra
40 Nlinutem in msdsr 3st bic Ma9l zines
Ser. StaatsnsGcnatcrS sneliW ~ Stanpe
fam.
Sr. Qapertp, elm erpabltsS mlit9lieb spn
@leorlslp Gau tD, bat ftintn SiB rtli9nirt,
nnS Der ( prsdbsr mirb pcrmutbltb bsute teine
morrant 81 elmer SNjiaIs2&ob( fir Elm nsa'
s6 0titSIisp srIakn.
Sn 2ietref eintr EanfrsfOrm pttr SsrbsIss
rtn0 ee6 UlnfiDitenl6, wurben fhon i'm Nns
flnsc ter e5ieun9en srniiljtbs Gsriatbs as'
mat)t, bob itsbt bis jEst icpislib mcis, nod
Nae5 brim often.
8ernut5Iitb pirb btuts eint Babl fir els
nen StaotfsG boenleiiter ltatt fnetn, an biz
Gtelle bon Daniel Sturgepn man ipribt
bier isbr 81 gunFen sweier SnrpHusn ron
Neasin1, ndmlitb, 2Eiuiam SHlnsr unb Nt:
TT Na9tl.
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Gharafter Don o5eueral S,arriion,
l@pn einrn 0an 0ursnsO1ann.l

@rl &ibarb 9l. Spbnirib 9iT puTbent
Der Ser. Staattn, wslbcr wdbrGns benl lses
ten Sris9s untcr General Seorrifcn risntu
ii9tt in elmer &ers i'm @cn9reb ron Dm:
"2Ser 1T &snsral Soorrisn? Der zines
Der llntsridtbntr Der llnabDdnsjsfsit5s@tfds
runa, Der Den 9rtBttn She'll ftnts grriT'n
Wldtt fp'netts sur eoiun9 rsr Gerbinnlihfsis
tan bic CT hann iibernaDrn, srn ftjntm @lIf,
Qtbcn unt 9stsI'gtcr eGre,' um lie GrtiDsit
isinss Games.
22rn pfn SBattn BIS @spsrat !~orriipn
be it3 niGt 81 iprthen-bis @eibbtt res
Etlfens lit itine @sitbibts. Gsit piSr;iAJabs
rem mar CT wrbunOcn NIT ftjneu SnKrelTtn
lrnsn Gcr9cn unr itntn 5:rfnRn9en. llebers
al bslitbt fir itinem Danpsl i'm Srisben une
berabmt fir isjns 8ibi9feiten in Zen 9iotbss
utrlammIun9sn ftines vanrc6, ift fin otusm
brd) nob sdn;cnssr i'm SsIes.
Wdbrsnp Dem lrgtsn &rt9e nar CT ldn9er
ip aetisenl 9ienits ais irgenp Gin anbersr G5ss
neral CT war auf jeetn SAD sftsrsr in Sbh>
tb9ttit ais ir9tnS Elm anbsrcr.
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tbsn m, n;s fitb bic aeuosa ausorhds
ton nsr Sbortsr ,optp rcr Gooesonbrud,
hos @sf,h hss oon.sn q1noss feia..
grs o,jpa gsocbrjcbtsn oebt berpcr,ba
bie @rrns13he Der O,mpfrot;s II @no-
Lamb uuo Granere;tb reij7.ro, TortItb vtt,
te rotten. Oje Gh2rtiIfen. Bemeoun
opn in Gnotono Iino eft in, &eimeu, uno
man fam nit ieceln Sage einem ouee:
meinen Qu6brucb i'm oQnlen S6niorein
entocoen feben.
2(m grvitoo Den 90. 9tousmter puroe
Die grfl6run9 Der &oui9in an ibrsn Ve=
beimen Notb publi5irt, o35 iIe oc|onnen
iei, Den pripSen Gtbert Don Sohlen go
burg Gotbs su beiratben.
9a6 in pali6 in umlouf 0eIeete Se'
riibt Don Dem Gooe oe5 6nr'ten MetteF'
MID IT f0rnltb rlsSrIFro9en moFsEn'
Ole oriente''itS Er3$| eetrabtet man
oio bej8eIe9t. NotD s!nsm @evntDt iot'
MtDcmet Ill I'm erpll9en S5lls eoll
G6NFtt" uno Sprlea pteleen Rno Ole
SetnoItah6 oer SSniel eahola oasFfa'
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Neu f.-Sebn BevliItp, sin Osnts
ftDtr, Der fir;litb BON Ssraa iur6cf3efcmmen,
bs9jng an, lesku 9icnita9 Gcbifmrrc iRrsnl
CT t,b MT elmer Vifpls eriMes.
@owarb Mobenu Elm SrIdnrer ctma 80
Sabre alt, fiel Ittb prn elmer 2reppc su tcts.
Gin junNsr Mann,N ,Nmea6 IopntS ,pcrmneb'
lib Elm 9sutibsr, esrrrr etma 2Bpcben in
pisis5 Qane fam, 6rahte itiner 8rau am 9isn,
flag 2(bsno cine 9sfdbrlids 2EnnSe in bic Sruii
Sci, uno striutbte earn ib ftlbit ben icalS ab'
sulcbnsiStn. oGaBrfdNinl!>9 aus Gcr9ea fin
isinen Qsbsn8untsrbalt.
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o. Nnt SoINen unftrtr 6rsunts, bic llRs
itrt 2iFs nit jbrtr NamcnEsllnterfhriit mdis
rent sen bsirsn @cnrtwctcn scrmctrtsn Itnb
Wir sanfoav, una 3cftn, s16 IN furSsr Stt
nojy r;trt g ists itrsIu Ssiipiels fcl3sn mer'
Htn. 9to,b Offenders banfsn mir ( cIlbcn, biz
IN ND,Je unltrGr grinpsrunN upb nit tt,p:.s
8 a n p;rfcr8t ba0en. 2Er brTtu, raB e;sF
jrniQtn, welbs e$ pjtNejd,t pGrgsItn cher ftinI
&els9m4sjt gum zhi&tn Datten, baIr (NldE
inctn msrrtn, mrturtb Is fden i'm 4rrau5
uni;rl3 GaufsS ueri;tbtrt ftin m69en.
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9'rCb Elm Nnrubertftcr @or.-&incr jtner
%ialasclos bic am Sylpeitiy Nbeno ejt Ncnt'
itbsn in 9teu Vorf anisltm 1T an Der erbalte'
ntn wuuss 9sltrrtsn. 9teu Vcrfsr Sldtttr
8sota aus Htttun9 far itins Samlie, ben &as
men nit)t an.
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sr unterfi esn, Der rsrfettst lit init tsm gsmsis
ntn qsutsn burb fein SntrsfTt unS Srsunes
i,baft ,pelbe feline 9srbIltniiTs auilSien fim
nsu. Sas 4elf pisic5 Stlats witb litb nidt
erleiten laiTtn, in ser gtunte Der Wsfabr rem
bersfben unb bsribmtIn Natrirtcn Su rerlais
fen, Der nismat5 ta5 Hctf ptr9slT;a.
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Gin Sintljn9. Gin idSn 9elunec5 Sinh
Mar in Ger leettn N|rata9 Nacbt for ser sbhr
eincs {.aurtS in 8attmrrc se!est. 9aa &ino
mar ia Gin sub sc,piGcIt nit ben Namsn srn
Samss Ol. l5aStctt 9cScibnst.
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Cine Stripe strIrrtn.-gin Olann in einen
otr itielid)sn Staatsn varlcr neulitb cine Nirs
ps (isine 8rau) lts mar mdbrtnb er icbIjsf
NIT I,jntm Ursunbe taprn 9elauftn, uno er
bat Fifteen njd)ta mtbr ppn lctner YcrIcrensn
Nipps 9sDtrt.
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Der. Staatcn. Ssnater.-@sl ltktcn 9iens
ita9s fanb biz 26nbl fir Gsnator bel unlercr
Gtieg0etun9 HIATT. 9anitl StRr9eon marbs
trwagtt. CIR erbjGlt 81 Stmmen Olle 30 ;
BjpHH 7. Nus ubriJtn grneunun9en murpta
SuruT Genennln.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21

CST coJn srman1tlun9 an 5elt telelt tlnen
2lu5Sua yrp ser GupsrntrSsSrtibaft Su mas
dtn, tabsn mir btnitltIn, ip ME CT auf Der err
Fen Sejte ojelcr 5situn9 entlaIttn 1T, aus Der
,Nite uuo nsu3 2Stlt" sntebnt. Q&ir Mir
pen ipar Bel ejatm itbif9emacbten @us;u9H
nbsr mebrtrt Ge9Gnifdnet anrers 9eiprochen
baatn, unp ieben pcrauS, baB mir ouf osis
&rt ren Qliutu mand,sr uniercr 2sitr nidt
|entlprsbrn, becb 1T sinmal unltr Srrncbnen,
i0u bsratcjdn 2cfuaHnte nihr j.; II ic b r
IL frttslr, Ano itblrliItn btm TMb!fum oas
ftrntrs lirtbtil
Six Sotihaft Dire ron eta Sreuaetn ts
Uuptrntr6 falt ;u lhfrtriettn 9clot;. Die in
seyielb.n 9cnahtsn 23crihldss elm. &sfrrm
ccs 8anffpifsms bttrctftnN, fnr njd)t 1ani ;u
psrpcrisn, colb murrcn ilhen por jpei Sa9rtn
f,F dbnlitts &erlaNi9e srn tSuasrnSr Nitntr
sIna.bt, une eS par ejnij3 os EhulN Der bes
cen ltetjabri9en GjtiteStblnAcn eas 1s niht
idpn friber an9enrmnsn wurcen. HGaS Die
@mpf, blun9 zines StaatfsSlrsb bttrift, befs
fen mir ibmvyIid,, eaB fe pwl NefaI finesn
Miro. Iis empflblun9 sur SFariamftjt 1T
lebsnSnertb une es ,rdrc 81 lpdnlben ba6 ecr
0uprn6r Ger &t-te0ctun9 in oicisr einfht
mt sinem 9utea Seifpicle reraa9sbcn nrSebt.
llrtsrbaupt IL jitorb al bcr VrtIdaft nur
ImIni9 iu tacsIn, uns in nantDer &:inibt 1T
iit nett flbidlit}sr auSGcfirtlat mie Die rss
@wliesntsn, t;fonsrr8 menn man bic fdjrie>
ri9sn GsrbaInjiF tttrohtt.
g b ne s-eieltr 9enrbnlg,D unan9cntbz
me Gaif, BAT risltn QEinter Nb in p;el;n 5ss
9cneen bdufgtr me ac,rtbnIjtb tinAtittut. Sn
Mairbuittt5 ira CT 70 tjGf icis, eab pitle
23t0c nitbt paiilrbar itnr; uao msbrtr'n ans
bern norclicbsn G5taat}n cMnMlls. Ger Vuts
falo u2Dsittlr9sr" penr 4. oisit6 Ia3t: >,Oenl
ketsn 9amfag Nad)Hittaa an Bis Oicnt19
sRprsen fel bier sine ic!|be WaGt GNntGrab
Die alteitcn Ntno)ncr pEr 2 tlbt itb nd}t srs
inntrn fonnsn, jemalS 10 tttn Shnss in biss
irr 0t9tnb er:bt III baben. @r mar III ttn
trilcn <a9Gn pitlgt 4SoD' burtDl,Dnittlib 30
3la tiit uno he 2i't9c martH ttrma1ilsn it,
ttrjtbhttst, tab ftin 6uHrWcrf SurdDfrnnts."
alub in sni9tn Sbeiltn pcn ptnniD!panisp
ut ttr G5bats unsewtbitb tief; saunl SptIf
2NsiIsn pcn Nsaoia9 irl fbcn itt sjni9cn
NGebsn quite GNlittenbaba itin bic 2ittbabcr
psr ShIittsnfabrt in Ncaoin1, battin cd3iasa
in tisit'n 2Gnttr nr;b ,psni9 0Nt9tubtit r;,s
its Ttr9nliscn III scnjtiItn.
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Die Off;isrs Der Der. Gtaoten Nrmte ta'
ben Ssfbl crbalten, auf 30 Gage Srautrjcis
dbtR ,u tra9sm rt9ea ota &eo ess StneraI
Osrnaro ron Sranfrridb, Der tbtmal5 nit ibs
nen 9icnts.
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"2Rjr baben has brsits Nanier Der 8rsibsit
hub Contribution an Der Spifn btseidbntt nit
o;n QldaSsnbtn Nortcp 3 &inT CT min fir
preGocnt-D q brlibfcit Ger tfentl;s
ti,en Geamten-Die Sibcrbctt Ger ST
frntlitben GeloSr-uno eas alIScmcine
IDebi oc6 Delfc6! !"
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NDlttrpiitsn uatainm.-S7o, 700 lno Sureb
cine erusffe sur eroauun9 zines NRsteriifen
SpussiuMs in W1jiiirppi srDaleen, osiIEA 8aa
bale tc9ipntn lriro.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21
MtaeinN bsn 2l. Sanuar. 1S40.

"9lt GegmlnAsn tauitnttr ton 2EejGgr unb
Gincsr Die 9trttttt rsn BEN e fNIrsrmtlitrn
bartaritter 2ElIrtn unr yen cen noCb neHr
bAybariiAen 9trottcr iuhen auf 5orriion
uno fejuer GrApen Nrmes." ."-Sinrsn Gd2nsis
ptrFe Sctithnft ar ois Geite9t0un9, am 10.
9ectnber 1913.
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OI~FGlr eah Nmt zines Der. St1AtepzSes
natrra maren Nurb psritbjerens lcsrwn un,.Hr
GGice8stunM njtDt ,pensrr ais eier upo ersiis
ia Nrfcn,n pNr9efhla9tn. Gin 3tj1sm saB
sc SAsp nat5 9(emttrn notb lslmtr jtmIltb
itarf 9etrisbaa rpire.
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'Das prdAti9e 0ampfboet "8e!le Of
Mifouri" 1T, 60 Wei1ea absdrt5 bon
bier 9dn5iiib Elm gtaub Der 8tommen
oeporoeu. Grrb eju Wsnifeif oeS
DampfboOt5 Su5quebanHab, lpeibtt bic
meiiten Ser pafa9iers BON oer SeQe nit
Dsraufava;pte, ,siro Der 8or9an9 folsta.
Der 8eiIe erSiblt :
,,lm 25. Occember, 1beno5 8 l1br
fuGren MIR in oer @Gbc DON eibertD, an
Der SuinQi5, Geitc oe5 EluiIes, an te1a
0amriboot 8eue cf Yifcnri pordttr
uno leeten 2 Neilen ober9a(b an Ger ent
9eeanotieeten Seite an. ua 0olS ein5u'
ncbmen. S3lbreno mir unIere Seile be-
felti9tcn, bencrften mir, oa5 Die SeQe in
Stuer tano. Sc0teitb bolten seir uFitre
Seine picocr ei'l, liefcn obn6rt5 bis aui
Die Gntfernuno elmer 9iPrttlmele nno
wenbeten. 2(ter in oiciea, IuG:7bllee
puree un5 pcm ltfer aus Su9ernfsn, oog
Yulrer an 8ote iei ; in Ircnja WIautsp
erfetste cine ftbrccflicbe tSrplolion. @ab
einisen Iuocnbi6ea, ruscrtea toir Deraa
unp fanosn Den oansen @ointeytbeil bin.
WsasefGta0en uno Den Sunni in un9e'
fetr 7 SUP tiefe6 sSafer 9eGunfen. Son
Oct SbiffSmannl6aft @uroe nicbtS Sc
rettct nit Nusnabme ee5 baaren @ttbe5.
ooS gum Soot oeb6rte ; ieltf Die 8aher
uno papere oerbrannteu. Gub Die QQi
faSiere eeglcren Nle6, isas Re batten.
0aS 8sH:r en:iiano i'm 0ipterocf, cnts
ntoer auf Dem Def, ODER i'm 8aRn.|
Das 8oot fibrte unter aaoeyn 100
beu.fbe Giawanoerer, bic ldnutlitb itrt
sar}c &,abt ucr!eren, uno :u-s z G9e;t ao.y
TIN eaS 9tNIabert purben, tDa6 Fe an
Den Gtrono aerettet Dattsn. 9taft uno
d blob Fam Gin / bell OerIelben nit Der Gus.
quebannab bier an 3; Der Geft ifi nod OF.
ne Sboab am Srte be6 unalddSfa(le5.
Gs unterlie0t feinsm 3reifel. paB Die
Deutlden biei9er Staet Uues tbua ntr
oen. ibr Sbi6lot ju mloern.
Ct eouis }u,. ;. gS.
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NGnf Srteatcr, Itltrtirs pen bcr britiftbcn
Arnse in Dbers& auabl, brad)ea burb6 @ia
auf benz antrifanibsn Canal, am s. oeieS,
unb erel baron ertranfen-
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;snbsittn BON bieien frauriscn grsi9niiTs su
nwltsn; mir pereen nabifsn5 mbr baribsr
faSen.
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Sin ibweoilbes 8(att fiibrt folsenoe
,,unperi6amte 1ntlport eine6 Noruc-
gers" an : G5 miro erSdttt, ooB Elm Hor-
,peeer, Dem man fiiraliO eiaen Sroce az,
bet, BUR Gntrert -oe9essN boben fell :
"Gbemol6 Din0 al1n Jtduber ans &reup
jeet bdn0t man Rdubeyn Elm &reuS an :
ib eebere Mot ;u Oielcn uuo pc:sitte mir
Die Su8eoadbts Gna6s .
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Ger leets Nr,!td9 war lisbtr str falttle Sa0
ben mir Bis jtgt fir ejtftn Dintcr 9ctabt
Dabei1.
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Neo Dolfs 1lIann.--9er &alsiab(N.
z tar, inbcm er Don Gsn. Scarrllpn irrtUt,
ia9t:
eEia taS eErlb 9cTnntc unb Sanfbare Grlf
ven -Nrrb Garcllna ittb pr9rbtn ensn Wlarn
lpis Ban @uren III unttrif0eca, Der faum isis
nsn iamnlttnm Grfa perlattn mdres um ci.
ni0s &eiNwsresn sum Sslfsn ltinss Qanre%
III sreulcen, uno Ger flum ,riai9 fsin nlirbt
,ncn fybltbtsn Sausr NIT elmer San9s ,u be:
rilGren pttr nit elmer ssbn 8ub lan9en Stan.
fae ? 9tsin es fam nidt fem. Gis msreer
Zen YNrict Sr'eStr unr urubiifanifdtn PAU
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21

Gst Cincinnati 8tpubIjfIn inetm CT bAS
&rlt auErrccrt tti Der GcriamnunS fD ens
iu1nesm ia9t
sEir fps fbsr in oicftm Gtaatc miro cs
ne @inisftit Get 2Sbi9s feln fur biz GrbaItHn3
per Union; baB gtdpsO(dnner unh Gfcttz
Dldnner fir Sarrloa 9tDsn merrsn, eins'S
nur am ju tbtr, ptr am srifen inter unltrn
neulid' 0emibIttn Sibrtr iisbt Der ris San's
in ZEN femncnStn Samrfc faErcn wirb. gEjr
preisntjrtn Dem 8oIft unitrp SAnoi batta nit
oufrbtlScn, StelS-llser&uAt haS lVenn ers
nasit II sn prtFasnt ftjH sviyD etH,n ii,1
Die Neputlif nid)t idbdHIn trNutbt qSr isIs
len ibu nCbt ppr ais ejn Oiljtdrs Obtrbaupt,
ctr pnrtb cia 9luGliGeS Neiultat elmer ein;igtn
SblabtIc bsrlibmt wurci ca6 CT p1eurrb
cor Allen ais srfabrcn;r G5taat6lnann nutSts
;cicbntt if ionrsrn ais einea Mann, ter in
.Sul1e iu ieinen &rjs9e6bienlfen, nit elmer
Iu6nabme, mebr GipiI,Ntmtlr eDrlb tthitn.
Bat, wis ir9sns Elm anrer,r M1na IN Ger 9tt>
putlif.
Der aa9smsins Gntbuiia5muS nit mellbtr,
oeis Grnsnrun9 on9enrmncn nuree, 9bt Die
ksits s ofnun9 fir sincn trumpbjrtnrcn Orr
fcla. Gem Cta nW-ein EBurm re9Srmnpb
in ben initern Ssjten Der SnNiantrs&rie9c-
miro atermGI6 laWtcn 1ciMtlrat oUi cen mells
litbcn Gbsncn erDaItsn; Ger Staat melcDer ibn
ouNencmnsu, mjro ibm bciifeten. 9ic @an
nrtlcn iDrs Sarftn auf Die Wcicsnbdume ron
Objs banSen. gle 'nt9tn tten frnrDl rtrlus
hsn bic Slutbsn se5 Obic bon elmer OliiDnn9
NIT rsnen rss Oliiliiiippi 81 bistsrn ais eaS
Iuffcmmsn BON Sbc III l840, sur errsttun9
Der Contribution, cotr @sbun9 lslntr Gtimnt
fir Ssnsral 11iOiam 5csinrfb S9arrlcn.
Neo 1oSIpa M 4 t.l Ter faici0h(n @ !
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

WILLIAM l.. MAcKrNzls.-The Rochester
Democrat Of Monday. confirms the inteIli-
gence of the pardon of Mackenzie by the Pre-
sident of the United Safes. The Sheriff, on
receiving the warrant, went with it to the Jail,
and communicated the joyful intelligence to
the prisoner. But the latter, says the Demo
crat, being comfortably accommodated, aud
hav'nga part of his family with him, pref,rr7d
to remain in his quarters until this morning;
and today enjoys the freedom which he ought
to have had months ago.
For orr own part, we do not think Macken-
ze has any reason to complain. 1t is not his
fault that we are not at this moment engaged
in Il body war with England. If his int1u-
cnce and tie success Of his early movements
had been greater, this would have been the re-
salt. And if now he does not conduct himself
peacefully: we hope he will be restored to his
old quarter or sent out of the country.--N
Y. Jyur. Com
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

The undersigned has the honor of request
ing that you will insert III your paper the fol
lowing extract of despatch which he has
received from the minister of Foreign Affairs
in Paris J. Dr. CHolsEUL.
IL invite you to make known to the mer-
chants Of your city, that no innovation has
taken place in France. in the regulations re-
ative to the application of the Treaty Of 1872,
and that consequently, a captain of ii ship who
is not the bearer Of a certificate of growth,
authenticated by the Consul of France at the
port Of shipment, cannot obtain for his cargo,
The immunties stipulated in said treaty.
Charleston Mercury.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
No JMpRI4ohME> FOR DEBr. The AL

No IMpRIaohM E>r FOR DEBr. The AL
bany Journal states the following facts. Which
it desires may have extensive circulation in
the Western and Southern States: "'lhe
Legislature of New York. by unanimous
voe, has repeated all I0,rs authorizing the
Imprisonment for debt Of nan residents Of
tie Nate. Citizens of other States are hence
forth to enjoy all the rights aud inlnlhltles OF
this State, as the Federal Constitution pre-
scrlhes Our mercantile friends in other States
may now come among us to adjust their ac-
counts, and repIenish their stores, without lear
OF incarceration III New York, either at the
SnH OF Il gripingcrcdilorh here, orof some hnooe
at home, who takes this method OF securing
the pavneut of an unjust demand II IS
due 10 our State that the fact be proclaimed
throughout the country"
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

FROM TrxAs.-Ga!veston papers of the
goth April have b Ell received.
The United States Commissioners had not
arrived at the Sabine on the lStI ult.
A. Briugham Esq. Ire surcr OF the Rerub-
lie. has been suspended from his office. Charg-
es ot speculation with Tie pnIlic money exist
against him and Tic Chief Clerk OF the Depart
n!cnt. A committee has been appointed to i'll
vrstigate his conduct,
Commodore John Taylor, late of the Texan
Navy, died at Galveston on the Gath APRIL.
He was buried with military honors.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

A French witness was asked the Question
whether he ever went to church? lie said to
the examining counsel, Mr.. P, "Sar. I
obrc to answer de kesteOn--it is not prupair
1esteon." The counsel insisted, and the wit
ness said" appeal to your honnrur, if it is
II propair kesteon = The Judge ruled that
III. question was a proper one, and must be
answcred-and lherenron, the witness, with
utter nnconsciousness Of his llrdrr, said,
the crowded court with l,llghtrr)
!" draffair from Your honneur--il is not
propar kesteon; riff say no! de eyes Of the
whole court is upon me-ii say yes tell a
Le.'