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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

We learn 'ha, the sentence Of the court
martial. which recently tried Comm odore
Elliot in this city on sundry charges, is sus.
pended from his functions for four years,
aud withholding Of his pay for two years.
Whether the President has approved Of the
sentence. md on what charges It is funded
~e have not heard. but as fer ~ we state.
our nfornaiiop 70 postlyo. - .fai'ond Gao
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

SUB-TREAsuRy.-A late number of
the Cleveland Herald contains foyip-
hco Sheriff s advertise ments of proper
ty on execution! There Is no pressure
which any honest insn should regret. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

Received, Philadelphia, 7lh November
1s35,oi John II. Wheeler, Superntc ndent oI
the United States branch mint at Charlotte,
North Carolina, the above amount Of two
hundred and eighteen dollars and twenty
five cents. ID. LANDRETH & co.
Horse chesnuts, magnolias, tulip, poplars,
roses, honeysuckles and morus multlcaulis
All very useiul end Indispensable, doubtless,
in coining Benton mint drops Garden reels,
scutle hoes, swan necks and flower pots
Necessary implements 10 stamping eagles
and half dollars. Two hundred aud eigb-
teen dollars and twenty-five cents expended
this way, to illustrate the economy Of the Ad-
mlnistration.
But farther. The branch mint commcn-
ced operations, Us we have said, IN Deccln.
ber, 1887; the supcrintendent's salary COM
menceJ in January Of that year, that of the
conner IN March, and that Of the clerk IN
May. Moreover, from June, 1887, TO Janu-
ory, 1888, the superintendent was allowed
$40 per month for pay Of his servant for at
tending the oilices, making fires, sc. lie
was also allowed $50 for his expenses in
gong 10 Plnladrlphia to make purchases OF
garden seeds, flower pots, &c. aud staiiona-
Ty; of WHICH last here are a few specimens
from among his purchases.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16


In " Alphonso Greene.
FIELD OFFICERS.
First Regiment.
Col. William Swan, Jr.
1t. Col. Eleazer j. Read,
Major Job M. Barker.
Second Regiment
Col. Americas V. Potter,
1t. Col. Vital N. Edwards,
AInjor Charles ii. Mason.
Third Regiment.
Col. Varnum Weaver,
1t. Col. Joseph M. Wilcox.
Major John Vars.
Fourth Regiment.
Col. Samuel Psarce,
1t. Col. Thomas G. Turner,
Major Simon Anthony.
Fin Regiment.
Col. Robert Nj. Bennett,
1t. Col. Christopher Holden,
Major Cyrus Holden,
Sirih Regiment.
Col. Smith X. Mowry,
1t. Col. Stephen Smith,
Major Mowry X. Aldrich.
Screnth Regiment.
Col. Albert q. Field,
1t. Col. Benjamin II. Horton,
Major John II. Eddy.
Eighth Regiment.
Col. PeIeg Barber,
1t. Col. Palmer Lewis,
Major WIN. +. Noyes.
Ninth Regiment.
Col. Cyrus Con,stock,
1T. Col. Reuben Greene,
Major Sessions Hopkins.
Tenth Regiment.
Col. Wilson Osborne,
1t. Col. Philip Ii. Evans,
Major Oliver B. Browncll.
EferenW hegtWeHt.
Col. Maxon T. Kenyon,
1t. Col. Walter l.. Watson.
Major Thomas f. Hoxie.
TweyM Regiment.
Col. Martin S. Paine.
1t. Col. George w. Sheldon,
Major Harris G. SayIes.
Thirteenth Regiment.
Col. Elisha johnson,
1t. Col. VIM. Hill,
Major Samuel 4. Place.
Fourteenth Regiment.
Col. Al,non A. Stone,
1t. Col. Cyrus Waterman,
Major WIN. Ii. Arnold.
Fifteenth Regiment.
Col. Elisha S. Balloon,
1t. Col. Nathaniel S. Short,
Major Thomas F. Mason.
Director and Purveyor General
litary Hos2ital-Enoch Hazard.
Idjutant Gcnernl-Elisha Dyer, Jr.
arter Master General-Sam'l. Anne
mmissary General-Benj. Easto'
vision Inspector--Zenas l.. flammon
INSPECTORS.
st Brigade-Cornelias Soabury, J
I'd Emor Smith,
Sd I" Jonathan Il. Wells,
lth +" William Chacc.
QUARTER MASTERS.
st Brigade-William ID. Lake,
ID Charles p. Dyer,
ID John II. Cross,
th I" Varnum Spencer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
A LATE RESIDENT OF LOUISIANA.

The u. s. ship Erie, Commander VIM.
V. Taylor, was cf the Balize on the
27,h uIt. from cruise, lound 10 Penss.
cola.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
tFrom the n. Y. Com. ADV

| tFrom the n. Y. Com. ADV.
LoUIsIANA.-An election for the State
Leg islature and three members of Con-
grcss, was held in this state, on Monday
Of last week, which has probably result
ed in the choice Of a majority Of Wings
10 the Stale Legislature, and two Wings
to Congress. AT the last Congressional
election the whole delegation 10 Con-
gress, contrary TO the expectation Of ev-
cry one, was Wing, owing to the fact
that in the second district, (Which, on a
telt question, is three 10 ono in fnvor of
tho Locos,) The Wing candidate, Judge
Chinn, was very popular, and his oppo-
nent, Lawson, a young man, and but
very little known in his district. Now
the tables nre turned-Judge Chinn is
not n candidate for recollection, and
Judge Dawson, the Loco Foco candi-
date for Congress in that district, is n
very popular man, and will poll more
than the strength Of his rar.y and on
the arrival of the news Of his election, n
great shout will be set up by the Loco
Focos, claiming n great gain, but from
the facts given the Wings will have n
Just view Of the subject, and tho nggre-
gate vote Of The state will show that il
is sound to the core for Harrison and
re form.
A LATE RESIDENT OF LOUISIANA.
Mn. SPEAKER HUNTER.-The Rich
n.ond papers contain letter from the
Hon. II. NJ. 7. Hunter, Speaker OF tho
House Of Rcprcsc natives, announcing
that he can support neither Gen. IIsrri-
son nor Mr.. Van Burcn for President.
Occupying thus neutral position he
tween the parties, he declines n re-elcc-
ton 10 Congress. But while he docs
this he takes care, in the course Of his
letter, 10 contradict the reports that havo
been circulated oI his being in favor orihe
sub Treasury bill just pnssef, or or the
nn,i bnnk policy of the administration. -
lie entirely disaprroves Of the crusnde
against the state banks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
MILITARY OFFICERS.

The list of military officers, which we
published, contsined several blunders'
We therefore republish the whole.
MAJOR GENERAL OF THE MILITIA.
JAMES G. ANTHONY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
POLITICAL.

we copy rom Van Buren, paper nubishea IN Ohio.
=. 40 IL ,.a..,,,,, Il lat HMM, Il, Min.
-, t,a,
'tai 'o'0la wv ~ ~ NV 49, - = -
lanjsou, asa " oil anbtcte efdRH'' It's J0st
aud cutting fehuke lfom QUO II thcr own panty
t,3,tor, t5gajsj,,s1
~. ,s5.#ft..., r., 49, ,,..
''" 'ae .,,,G -, - ,.,,,,,,, f'f'''
'hNEl.A" ''N'hi'N''
E." \ supetapuatcd and ltliale dotmd. - =.
fplciH.
-" As lhe prUcpcf General passed tnonph the
town." &es- Democratic Spark.
II We Ord not entertain ltgh respect taf The pa
prs from which We lave msdt the foregoing quo
hllons, We would aNnid the liabilities IL winch VIZ
hnn" we are eNpnshF ourselves "hrn We INV eA=
eeptlohe 10 ihes' expressions hel Is lftf@f'F nfs
eausr NC eslfem 'Hem inlluehl5al NJ" "ahbA 1oula
ala, tual We alt uoi al hp'lA IN l'l"'ai tie "'Jse
ions when We ha'e hsah'' lhthh OF Tue tupua-
Ton ol lanlHlau'hs ast""lioh'
t'n II be, ht'luieailha We cause Nhi'h you
eaFou>c TIE liuclPlFs 70" RaRof' 60" I'M 81 'tc'
efsn OF the nlan whom You pttlet' can NY NC &c
ca1rd Ny He use et thlhs meeas A' 'hs ave ',le
antll and tie beauty 81 ttrub tahsh Ia he esi'"Ah
Il bY dtnaetetv assertions ol laatlIuh ehhfnolef
1fe .|If IN h"l.aa e.atMS y tic ,fSP6ft an" con :
HaeHff - III FtNe aha nag fetf f2"t f9hHsS "'he5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
Jan 9
JAMES slvEEs AND F1ARAYvfHA cow

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will perceived at tic once &C
d the Company ~ Richmond, until Tie 10th
February next. Tor ,he manufacture aad delivery OF
100000 bushels al Hydraulic GemeHl, With the
privilege to the SAID Company 10 extend the CON
uacltn $4,000 bushels the Cement to be Of The
best qualify properly manufactured from approved
Hydraulic limestone kept under perfectly dry,
and convenient Iar delivery To boats the bunk Of
the James River brlow Euehanon, 10 be delivered TO
the order Of The Company Eugineets, IN strong aud
tight bntcls eaeh containing five bushels OF % lbs,
uett--l o O00 bushels 10 be ready fot delivery by the
ii July next, and tic same quantity by the 1t of
each successive mouth thereafter; until the contract
be lnlelcd tile Cement TO be subject At al times
10 inspections tor approval or reJecuon by an Engl-
neer OF tie Company, To be designated IA the con
tract, the proposal be for he prlee pc, hushel, all
other charges included. Il. WRIGHT
Chie Engineer.
In a ,sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
IUlwUbgc Sfure8 az ff1scff0il.

yU,1E undersigned as executor OF the list WIZ and
testament OF Lindsey Mcdaniel deed, will sn
IN, I'd Monday in February next, (being Amherst
Court day. before the front door Of the Court
House of Amherst county, expose to sale ny way
ar ,mblic auriion on credit Of ivoae months, lie
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal Sc
curly. a number of valuable Slaves belonging 10 The
estate Of said decedent, consisting OF men, women
end children.
These Slaves uncommony Likely, ana raiaa-
BILE and persons disposed 10 supply themselves will
GOOD family Slaves will fud their interest 10 al,
tend JOHN X. MCDANIEL,
Exo'r Of Lindsey Mcdaniel, deed.
Jan. % u't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
EsEsg CATION.

E,uE NENT SESSION Of my SCHOOL.
II viii commence ON N onday, tile oh inst. Tn
les be otherwise specified every pupil will be
sideted rs engaged Tor ths session, and no deluc
tim made for loss time bat laf such as inny be
caused hv sickness.
N. B.--My School Room, is In the Masonic llal
RIO. i. SHELTON.
january & ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
BRYANT 81 YOUNG,
A RE now receiving large aud general assert
IA ment Of
GROCERIES,

n men, Of
f.EPDfrEEpEES
c.nsi.,;,o ~ Of, 10 g'l1-.,ing articles
10 'lJ g g. $50. p.,,, pia,.,J y ~ c.
A'' ~ 0''''
* ,;o,,a 60 cl,,icsl eaosr
~ L, D.; ,,;,., @,ic,.bo Oh Inv, a,a
VA, r., ~
% hayes | ,af epoa,
o. LbJs ,,,d ,ia.rcs 1Ialsss.s
3 ,erces Piec,
so boxes Snern and ,ral,ow Candles.
so boxes Saap,
10 casks Cheese.
Az hLl ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN lhaf, all
y paper offered Tor discount, cther Of the
1uls IA this Place, must be deposited the day pre-
cedsng discount day, ia each Banl-olher~lse no
notice wall be taken Of II.
THIS regulation will not be departed nom in any
instance, such paper As may be offered by PEI
sons residing II tie comfy.
+. SNDNOR, Cashier. Bank Of Va,
A.TOMPkINS Cashier Tanners Bunk.
J5n. Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
.I'OEENE.

hV. ~ " 4 a SgEls
ID virtue OF IN acl Of he General Assembly, and
~, r.. ~ pursuance CT an order of the county Court
bGJrr% ' t' shall offer for sale to the highest
T p aMonday in February next, Ibeing court day,
opmanna"ay slave no.. g.rGaad the Jail Of said
who saw. who calls himself, UR1Hs t n,NES' and
Gntfrl! 49,. ne belongs to Elizabeth MtNis,. Fouy
Moth c'a.1," e9rge Griffith Of Cumberland to,nf,
far e TILES w. B. HALE, S.
Rocky Mr ,9alnl Sau defs, S4a Of Flanhln Co.
"' Dec. IL RE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
NO E'FfE,

w L have associated Mr.. GRIEF b. TATE,
with us IN business-wiich will however be
ILo"unGted under the firm OF Tanner & Burwcl as
rN We have on hand an extensive assortment Of
ODo suited TO tie present season, and being
& Jus 10 reduce our stock much as possible, they
.'' ne sold for very small advance 10 those whu
''! ttFor us Milha call.
Dec l6 : y . : !. oa,,roT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
GENERAL HARRISON.

We lay the following communication before thi,
world with iull and perfect apprehension ofthe
responsibilities which incur By the act. There
IS cllss-and large class, too--conpused Of such
men as Mr.. Duane. tie late Secretary of the Irea-
sufy. demon ndled pu certain occasion. political
s"--mhn tannat find it in their heaffs 10 be-
hege a man honest IN polilis such persons see
DEL ~ nh aud sinister IN any proceeding ~ c does
not correspond with ieir oNn selfish aud mefceuaIy
motives of action, ~ which may not contribute to
the attainment 1T heir Own peculiar Interests and
ends. lla" can such men appreciate tie feelings
al aged soldier and patriot, who has caned, ~ a
long life ol iallsoWe and honorable public service,
notli0g but an irrcpraaehahIe md unsullied name
How can 1htY cAtuse lis scnsbity to the rall les
defamation q his clnarlcf, on justly his anxiety 10
protect it from tho hand Of the a>sas,tn hey
cannot--hnowrg tIehes bat money. aud ~
honor bar puwer--they cannot comprehend me
the priceless wealth ofa pune oad, nor estimate the
worth Ola spocss reputation.
As to outself could we huve done so without do
ing injustice to the writer Of the ,uer we would by
tie suppress on Of all that tclcs TO Ms have avoided
tie sus liriou Il any cehsorOus spIIl WHO may be
incaed 10 asscflbe 10 as the 'dIe 'dHuy Of being
pleased by compliment tom 81 hiSh source
We know, ho even thai pen OF sense and feeling
will understand and me1 OF vrtue will approve the
scniimcnts which influence us--lor Others, neither
their smiles nor lLer lfo"ns eau elect our con
duet.
Although rs our readers know our position aud
relations, IN political point Of view, are adverse
To Gen. iaUIsuu--a position and relation rot as
snined at pleaasurc-uor 1T pleasure 10 be altered
we should consider oursci un"oIihyo the coun-
Try whose Institutions We both love, and winch lie
has contributed 50 much 20 theli.h aud preserve,
# we couId Le unmndful Of ms dlSlif gushed
merit or treat wuh disrespee' his claims upon
the erarliuede Tins country men.
Ohio Confederate.
NORTH BEND. Oct 1850
Dear S,G The article you wrote ia reply 10 some
abusive ieuta,ks, made upon me by the editors of
two Of The ONO ucwspapers 10 still going the rounds
Of publication in the Journals OF the Atlastc cities.
1t IS at leas once week brough 10 my notice, and
yet | have delayed 10 execute The intention formed
when ! first saw ito express. 10 a letter 10 you,
my deep sense OF gratitude for the exalted terms
IN Which YOU have been pleased TO speak 81 ne aud
my Animation of he generosity and nobleness
OF soul which prompted you to become my deien
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
.gagsaes River and E1aEaaEE la;' Scsaa-
BlafaS.

A T meeting Of The President and Directors Of
u The James River and kanawha Company Oh
the OH December, 1889 .....-,..o+a.
Resolved, T6a the Secretary be instructed TO give
public notice, that the interest on the o,.i'i9
Post Notes shall continue nnti' 'n'9 et' paw
y =uact from the Record.
-. - =. ClliIIENDEN, iocCltidi9'
\, CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

New Grocery i'm LyrscEsburg.

New Grocery im LyncIlburg.
G HE subscribers having removed to Ltnehbng
Y respectfully inform thcr friends aud the pub
q eneraly, that they have taken the house former
" occupied by Martin, Wand 4 DAYS. Two doors
below Charles Phclps's Auction Room, and oppo-
ate Mcssrs s. s. N. H. Garla0d's Law ONCE,
,ybe,e ,bey intend TO Keep general assortment Of
ttocerics Tor SALE at very low rates. Tor cash.
BAILEY 4 WOMACk.
Oct Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
gEE-24tSo
"rHE LYNCllBuRG WHITMAN,

,. .s,. s' ~1s @s. 1 n, .s..s
Eosr ,,l fora shorter period tan sir noats;a
ties an. >, discontinued feree1 al he discretion ote
"p.s untu all ayrearasea are paid'
Eh',,o userieiat 30 cents per square
me first insertion and 81. ccaslor erery sn6se-
t@.,og PRINTING erecate4 neatly and erped"'easF
re fftgpS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30
sna,rLS, snGEAal,

lust received aud for sale, FIVE HUNDRED
y PAIR YARN SOCKS, to which the attention
Of Far,nerS Contractors and oiherS Is particularly III
yiied BURTON u ROBES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-30

Mn NIILIIH dII0I Of INC IINn tuITedtIaTo.
latter uoHef. aud the decision Of the Supreme Court
OF Illinois that my decision could not be abroga,ed
by the Uatrd States, even in cascs where was i'm
posed ON by false paper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
9(c6tmtg Goblfopfe!

Seine Gntlhnlrt9lnl9 fit Nerltfen.
Gcn alien @itteln, cjc jcmals erfuueen
murcrn ;ur QGieecrbertelIur0 unb @rboIs
tun0 res Nndrce, hat I'D, nd't6 10 mtrflGm
erwiclcn, mic 2llitertS SId0rsGrric. So fchIt
Icltcn cn6 Nqor 9cilno uno id'Sn mieber
hc8uifcI!cr. &tcle Die rcr O}cudtcn urd)
gang fahl maren, frnncn jest &tpfr nit ilp:
pt9cm S>ddr Sct9cn.
9bfhrift cinc5 2Nrief5 pcn Cr. e. Titd,,
phiIoc. Mai IO.IS3S.
Or. Sainc-9Gcrtbrr Nrrr.-Gf fitIe
raF id Shncu faum ecnu9 Ia9cn fam ,um
9Scrtheil bon 9llitertS SNdar cric, mcldlcS
bic Stucn rrrfduft mirb. 9Pcin S.aar mar
lc,cn s'pci Sabre lang lcbr lfarf au6gcaauqcu,
uuc mar id,cu Irhr him ais it onfIu9 Shr
MttCl III 0etrdud,cn. cSn unQcf6hr eiRcr gSrs
DIE h6rte cs nuf au6mfallcn. Cd, babe c5
lest erci Wcnate 0ebrnuCbt, NIB babe uiiit
,plceer Gin 10 ocllco unc cifes Soanr auf meis
nrm Jtcrf ais id, mir MIR INNER ipiluIhen
fam. sd, babr cirft5 Niitcl aud, eiucr
gIn:dM meiter Trcunbe empfchlen, mn ITe
fprch,n 2Iue gut baron. 9Scun ce pilnftlidl
angcwencct miro babe ith gar fcinen 3,peifel
al cincn 9uteu GrfcIg 9ut fam id) urd)
hinTufugen, tas id,, che id, bicIcS Srnc
QebraudDtc, idlcn beinabe olIe ole ilbriaen
Niittel ;ur &efGrtcrung ee6 Ndarpuhies
actruild,t hattie, lpie: WacaTar Gel, SGreu
Scl, 9e9etable j,0ar Sci &c. nit penig crer
gar tcinem Grfpl9 slhtnn9sprH Der Sbri9e,
g. g. Silb,
9tr. l72 Ghc6uut ct.
CGrn hem @brip. s Is. parf, prcbi9er Ger
8aptiitcn Stride III NaeIocn 8ieIc, g. 6.
Trbr. 1899 Or. =. Gdinc- -Wein SNerr.
IS madt mir @cr1ui9eu sic su beudd,ridbS
ti1eu, ea6 Die SlaldDe prn 9Iliberts SNaar
Scnic wCltc id) ocn Sbren Iesten Sctrtcf
rrhtelt, gang III mciner 3ufrtceenbeit geipirft
hat. Wietn S1ar mar fur cine lanQe 3eit
iehr eGun. SlOcin Iett S,pci cher brri Gabren
ftcl es fo fart aus, ea6 meiu &cpf bsinahe
gang fail 9eprrben mar, NIB mid nbtbiate,
I'M e6 III perbcdcn, ea6 SNdar rpn bciocn
Seitcu cdrtbCr ~ finmen. allcin nun,
ua6Ncm id, cine Slafde bon Sbrem Saar
Crlil qcbraudlt babe, 1T mcin oaarpud,5
lpieeer 70 irpith ME jemas. G. parf.
Ger Ghrp 2couaro Slctther, 9yrceioer Der
Sattiitcn Stride ~ 0reat SaueD, 9a. Der
mebr crrr fpeii6er fabl mar felt ptelen
5ahreL gcbraudtc 3 Slaihcr ppn bem Sdar
Icnic, uno hat jctt etucn fd6ncn 9lumud6
pom nruem jcaar, itter ben 9aiBeu Steil ces
Rcpf5 Der Stocr fabl mar. Gr IdIreibi I:
Wcin Naar ipdfit iebr ih6u cas- oeriIder
d Sie. {. 8ietf6cr.
lSelt @beiter, pa. 8irs 2 1880.
Dieie Wecccin 1T i'm Gjrceen mb Sleineft
u babeu tri Or. .. Saline, Gjcrcral 9igent,
20. 20, SiS Ste Srase, phlaoclptid, unt
'ei Quomi9 Sohmict 2lpptbcfer III sllIentaun,
iir Tba!er Gle Tnfbe.
Zen l3 9icn. rl-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Seferifs- -8grfdufe.

taraft unterihieoiihcr Befeble bon 8eus
titicni @rponas, aus Der Scnrt pcit 9ortri1
4Nea5 fur 2edla @duntD all mid 9erlditet
fca anf 6Hrutiidber 9enbn uerfanft werben;
Wscnto0S, Den 23ifen Sag OfdrS
rdhitens, I'M sehu llhr 8crmitta9s, an tenn
soaule oon Q muel @aup, in SDnn
GaunIhip, 2ed,a Sdmtp, Elm glcid1er aber
unpertheilter balber Tteil ppl, eineni 9efptIs
fen Strid) cber Stild qano, 9ele9en in Dem
Gauultbip Ncioelberg, III erld9tem SauntD,
ftceeno an Qaue ron Widael Serter, 9eor9
Geff, Spbn Souufefer urb 9noere, enthalteue
finf unb srpausi9 9Ider unc etneu halbent
mebr pber weuioer. Bier 9ifer oducn fno
Soplslano. Gs befnben fId phngefdbr srpans
sia 9lepfclbdume anf Dem @i9eutbumL NIT alts
term 3ubebCr. @iuge;cgen NIB IN @recllS
ticn 9cncmmen ale oas Gi9entbum ben Des
ter Res.
Ge6o(etden 9ienffl9S, Den 24fen
MGrl Inn sebu llbr &prmitta9s, an benz
Soaule bon @ d., ael b, in gSeisens
burq Gaunld,ip. 2ed,a @auntD, Elm 9ept1Ier
Strid, Qanb, lic0eno iit erid9tcm 2aunId,ip
uuo @auutD, (tcssuo an Qnuo BON Mtdhacl
Sd)dfer lnib SInoere 3; entbhlteno l3 9Idcr
aeflortes Qanc, mehr pber fpeni9er, auf pcl'
ebem errihtct 1T Elm einitSfi9tes SlcGbaus
ltnc anoere SequemlIdtcttcn. Gm9cSc9cn
nno in Grecuticn 9rupmmcn al6 baS Sigeu'
tbum ypn SO fec IS anmer.
Terner, WttthrD6S, oen 25. UtirS
um 10 llbr 9crmitta9s, an Dem Soauie bon
Sdcob Soa9cnbu d), III Der Staet 9lls
lentaun, cine 9ewi1e Got @runo, ltr9eno III
erIagter Stabt, 9edba SauntN itpseno ncrcs
lid, an ectten bon &ccr9e YunS unb @ccr9e
soelfrid, 6iflid) an Sames Stcel NIB iiloItd,
an elmer Got Uon Sacob Soagerbud, tpcltlih
an einer bffentlthen sllleY, in Der Srcnt euts
bdlt bieIelte nad) Same6 Stccl su 60 Sue,
nno in Der Iiefe $50 Sus. 9iuf berfelben 1T
rrridbtet Gin ;meiitSdi9tes iteincrn Saus NIT
3ubehbr. 9eealeidlen etne 9etpiIIe @rnnes
Qctt, lie9eno in 9tcrthanptcn Gaunittp, III
erIa9tem @auntD, ifpecno an QanS ben Sas
tbariua Sciper, 9leubeu Soatnes NIB petcr
ioubcr, entbaltcnb bret 9Ider 9cflartes 0ano
mehr cber ipeni9er, neblt 2ugrbDr.
@iu9escoen uno in execution 9cncmmrn
als baS @i9cntbum bon 9 hn &ctper.
cSpnatban .. Wieefer, S0ertff.
Sd)eritfss2lmt sIllentaul}
Sebruar 26, 1910. nq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Oefentlte6e 9Seuou.

@i.rprds, BEN lsten unb GrnncriFass ,.
i9ten n6chiten Wdrs, jcccsmol I'M 10 llhr
@crmittaas, ica an Dem Sauie ces Yeritcrbes
men Seniamtn&e & d, in Sa5bur9 1am'
fdip, echa Gauntn 6fentli@ scrtapft per.
cen:
pferee rno pfcrGes 9cihirr, 0fincsoteh,
Shaofr, Sdmetne, etn 8duIsmagcrL Gin
So9elhtttten, 9Snomuble, Strcbbanf, @et,
ten unb Scttlaeen, Glide, Srhblr, Srfen
init 9icbr, Sdironf, Grawr, 3rber, SefTcl,
SGlelfitcilL Goihcnubr, j.eu bci Der 3cnne,
Strcb bcim Nunrcrt, ncbit nod, uicIcrlci
Sans. Sitfcus nnc Sauern.8critbfdaftcn,
gu meittaufti9 :u mciceu. .
Die Sccin9uu9en Icien all Gage tc6 8crs
fants brtdnnt 9cmaht uno 9uf,partun9 acs
9eben ipereCn ben
@pbrabim &ed, ! 9trminiifras
Carl Soitis, tors.
Setr. 90. n-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Srbr. 10.
OefeutltCDe 9SeuDu.

NienffnoS eeu 24lfcn IND W2ittnrdNs ben
25it. niditen M6rS, tell an rcm S,auic res
rcritrrtcnsu So y Ii SlciIer, i'll gSeti
1rnbur0 Idunid,ip, Qeda @ountY, pfeutIid
scrfauft perocn:
gcr pfcrbe, pfcrNe'&efd,jrr cin TitGen,
9Iinceieb, Shmcine, Staafe, Gin Gidul6s
lpaacn nit 8ceby, nit SOgru mb GCtc, Ciu
@Gul6ipdgsu nit g'obtp, S69en II. NcCfe !;
fteiuc gRdgeu, rin ScbbY fin Stcins, 5Hclts
ie.tcrr, Wincmnhle, Srrhbanf, 2 St,uts
farren, 2Nol;itIitteri, S09cIhlitten, Sdleifs
leiu, SNcu tci Der Scune, Strcb bcim Suns
tel, 4 S.rls'Sefeu nit 9fobr, Grunbbcercu
tcim 9uid,sl, Storm tcim @uid,cl, Soamcn
auf eem Seiee, Gjerbers9iinrcn, &ecer prn
allen Scrten, gerber @rftirr; Stiurer,
N6Ber, 3uber, ein Gud,cnIhranf, A Glide,
Sthble, Ecffer, Traprs, &cttcn II. &Ctts
iaeeu, Sdusnhr nit &aitcu, Cd, eibs Neef,
fnpfcrne uub ciiernc Stciicl, eilcrne S>lfcn-
uno font nod pielcrIci Cau6s unb Sauerns
9erdtbfdaften, 81 wcitlSnfti9 81 melren.
Die Seneu Diro OH cbermelpcten Ta9en
jeocsmal nm Sebu llbr @crnittl9s anflns
gen, nobel rie @Ceiugun9cn befannt 9cmat,t
Muo slnfipartun9 9c9ebcn pcrDcn ieQ BON
SOFAS Sleiler, : 0r>,,,;,,;as,7
Spban Vleiler, s ''"''''F' y
Tctr. 26. nq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Srefter SCf.

Srau ltuo Spinncr.
sIn tbrcm aIten Wlat, robe am Warft,qlat
in s!uentann.
@cnad'rid,tigen lire SreuuSe unb cit &c.
ebrte5 putlifum ilberbaupt, ba6 fIe fcetcr
etnen 9rcscn 8erratb bon SaubCl, mtcr.
fhicclt6cr Scrten cin9ele9t babcn, iporunter
fd befnoen
8eite ScrtengeIb II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rlrifentorps uub planfeu, pdnnel Scrce,
@rltpetnt Scdntlinas fur Senter 0iabmen,
Srmrd'Sedntlin9s, SparrclL GaItcn, jcbe
Sortc Sretter, SduhclI pfrfcn, Qattcn une
ale Sortcn Sdlmeelu, Maurers9dttCn, ,c.
Gle weroen INNER eiuen beitdnbi9cn 8crs
rdtb cbi9er sIrtietcI auf SHano hdbcn, ipcmit
eeute aus Srm 9anee Uerirben ipcroru f6ns
ncn.
Cdntbar fir baS ibncr pcu rem 9Nblifum
gcitcnfte 8ertrauen, hcffen GGc ourtb biuigc
'prciic uno IhneQe GrbicmIua bic SfuncIdlaft
nnb fernere @ewr9cnbcit ce6clben caucrbaft
gu MAIDEN.
Utat Is. rq-1S