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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
Cure6 9oripot-Q -Qerfauf.

Tas frlgenbe liegeuee ichiebare Giacns
tbum iolI ourh llripdthdnbcl al Gictb0tcr
pcrfauft mereen, 9ele9en in epnn &aunid,ip,
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metrerc 0iHtbeu cuttiuirtes Qanc. Edrdlf
tefneet iith Gin Smeitodti9te5 ocppeitrs ircts
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siIne 10 2lder SoclJ1no babel; re6qlrdlru ein
Stcrt. cfflidlcr Yaum1artca nit lbcr mertuus
'rert tra9cnScu Sbitbiumcn. Sef9leii,en
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
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nem 9eebrten pubItflm cr9ebcnit BETA -
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non 9Ptller'5 neuen SdIrp5, Slpiihcn
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15

On bsr Court b.
@cmn. plics fiir
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Nccember Germ.
1889. 9to. 81.
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laubt, an Die 9rt.
81 ilberliefern bis
ScbruarsSermia
1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

piro 10 pay nominaly Tot refusing any longer
10 bc poisoned hy the East Ibdia Company.
The forces now IN the East Indies. are TO be
brough, 10 operate against Canton; and ships
are getting ready at Portsmouth. 10 sail with
all despatch, with as much force. both land
and naval,as possible We have no love for
the Chinese nation. They are ignorant. av-
arcious aud oppressive, and insolvcti in all
their dealings with other nations. We have
no objection that they should bc made to dread
forever after the power of European and
American nations. We are willing that their
pride should he humhled, and tina, they should
be laugh, decent manners and behavior but at
the same time, wc cannot approve of the
course. nor the conduct of the British. II the
Opium trade was fair enough at the outset, II
has long ceased 10 be so, on their part. They
were bound TO respect the laws Of the Chinese.
II not the law OF humanity, and every measure
of roirihuiion they urge for their disappointed
avarice will be step deeper in guilt-That
they will pcrscvcre IN vengeance, we have
reason to believe from the tone Of their Jour
mails; and the consequence may he, that inter
nal distress will lead To convulsions and re-
belion. and fnally,o the disruption and over
throw Of the celestial Empire. Boston Tunes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

supporters in that State. unless
seems to talk, as big as Govrruo, a
and hence Support In the admir,,,,
tag, rs we have before said. tho
necdluO the powers at Nashirr,,
hurried on to steps, which eo b.,
their notion of immediate c,rri
this nature we consider the rr,c-,
movement Of sending the LIST Recon-
iillcry to liol,on. in Maine. The,.
no indication in that quarter OF an, =.
meni to the British troops-nor
been any squabhlcs or misundcrs...
the disputed territory but we r..
party in Maine, IN order to look as bio.
very much in earnest, have asked Il.
dent 10 increase the regular force ~
and he has consented to do so.
We trust the eyes and conseiep,.
country will be wide awake in this M.
thnt such plain indications of public y.
against an unnecessary war may he M
ed, as may defeat any embryo pru.er,
ting one up for party purposes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

4 child has been exhibited there, who has a
small watch dial on each pupil of the eve, the
figures being marked in one with Arabaic.
and in the other with Roman characters. --
These supernatural marks arc attributed by
the mother to her having, while enccinie, a
great longing TO 30 the owner of a watch, and
stopping frequently aad for a long time at the
windows of shop, in which a great number
of watches we're displayed.
Tue RrvESuK or ESGL,vp.-Thc doiicicn-
cy of revenue in England for the year en- ling
January 5, 1910. is said TO he not less than
GI.5I2, 900. which added To the deficiencies
of the two preceding years, will show a gross
total of expenditures above receipts for the 3
last years, amounting TO more than two mill
ions and a half sterling. II is believed, more.
over, that for the ensuing year the falling of
in the Post Office revenue will be considcra-
bly, over a million. The prospect is no, vo-
~ favorable one for the future, especially as
large sums are likely 10 be required for the
support of the great naval ornaments which
England must keep up in the Mediterranean
and the Fast Indies. She has quarrels enough
brewing just now 10 need full treasury. -
Her troops are fighting in India a war with
China seems inevitable the brunt of the con-
flict against Mehemet Ali must fall upon her
and, IN addition TO all these, certain symptoms
of a warlike nature are beginning To be mani.
tested on the North East frontier of this I'm
ion. Even il open war should be avoided in
all these particular instances, the necessity OF
preparing for the worst must involve heavy
expenditures. ". Y. Express.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
II. S. FOX.
ITEMS FROM FOREIGN JOURNALS

From the last number OF the Lond on Quar-.
terry we extract the following particulars OF
the lllustrious Hungarian house Of the Ester
haIys:
MAGNIrIcrScE oF THE EsTERHAzys.-The
house Of Es,erhazy is probably the mos, mac
nltceni OF non-relgnant houses in the world
That jacket of jackets, which is said TO COS,
The Pnnce a hundred pounds in wear and
tear every time /, Is put on, has already i'm
pressed the English public with the extent of
his possessions. hut the impression falls far
short Of the reality. His estates contain I3O
villages, 40 towns and "a castles. lie has
Hour country houses, as big as Chaisworth.
within an hours ride of one another. One oC
Them t.serllaz. contains $50 rooms for visit
ors, and theatre. The wel-known story of
TIE fnnce's reply 10 the Lord OF Holkham.
WHO, aiier exhibiting a flock Of 2OOO sheen in
quireh u he could slow as many-s.my shep-
betus are more numerous than your Sheen
tufhs oui 10 be literally true-lhere are $500
shepherds on bis estate. Bot as a lady of the
neighborhood observed 10 Mr.. Papet-"Le Is
Es'erhazy font tout en- grand le 6eu Prince
doie deuK cent mattresses Ct pensionDe cen,
eniahs illegiilnes." They have a regular
R gn guard n their pay, and the right Of
me ana death on their estates.
Alter abiding 10 the GIL who, some ejob,
OF zen years ago, when born. had impressed
ioh ule ms Of her eyes the different faces ar
Napoleon with the legends and portrait OF the
Emperor The Capiole relates that the inhsLi,-
anu Oh '"lencienaes have lately been nrati6ed
asa al ei"Ai.y extraordinary phenomenon.-l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
BANKING.

There arc four classes OF men p,-
wholly opposed to banking institution
The politicians who are dcsifous of .
on TO some popular hobby, no mailetp
order TO make political capital out ol
aid party objects. Such of the mo,r,
ers, with some few exceptions, as wa,
twelve and Is per cent for tie use d
Those who are always at war with 81 b.
lists, and monied men and ins,ln,jo,,
mere envy-and another, but small chs,
to be hoped, properly called levcllcrs n,
rians, who would like tn PROSTATE an 4.
stituilons of the country both civil and ,
ious, and hold every thing in comrn
have every thing their own way, som.
after the manner of the Mormnns will a.,
legal restraint whatever upon the ap,,,
passions. All descriptions of people ol.
kinds are usually opposed to banking
But all enterprising business men ID
they are most eeregiously deluded All
others Of sound minds are in favor Of 4
regulated banking system, which iuoa,y
experience has proved to be very usca
absolutely necessary TO carry on cue-
business of any kind, as well as the rc
financial operations ofthe country-lhn
not only highly necessary for the people
the government. Hence we 20 for well,
lated banking privileges, excep, the subj
ury--a bank monster in disguise, urle,
control of the National Executive. 70
we enter our solemn veto.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

scOndiGg, shall on eonvicIioa before JUS
tice Of the peace, be WHIPPED WITH
THIRTY-NINE STRIPES and more.
over shall serve two days for every one so
lost
What spectacle in free land a white
female under the hammer of the Sheriff,
selling to pay fine or costs; or Al the whip
ping post receiving THIRTY-NINE
STRIPES. Shame Shame
But this is no; all. /. is also proven
that HARRISON officially sanctioned a
law which established an odious PROP
ERTY QUALIFICATION. The poor
man not possessed of FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND could not vote, because poor;
no matter what services he had rendered
his country, or how useful as citizen, he
could not, under the law as sanctioned by
Harrison, vote, unless he was the owner o.
FIFTY ACRES OF LAND!l
The Farmer, the Mechanic and the La
boring man, are seriously called upon L
vote for such man; man,whc, if judged
by his official acts, dses not cherish sin
gle principle in common with them; maj
who as Governor of Territory, and Mem
Der Of the State Senate, has shown himself
hostile to the gsea! principle that "all lner
were created free and equal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
A TRAVELLER.


To the Editors Of the Daily Plea
y,tne BY the steamboat Meteoi hasten
to acquaint you of one Of the most honid
and destructive hurricanes that ever happen |
ed in the United States. While nearly the !
whole of our city were engaged in dining
at the hour Of two this afternoon, vivid fash
ed the lightning, loud reared the thunder,
and black etsw HE sky. In afew minutes
the tempest came, and for about forty min.
utes we were in that PeriIous state which
speaks only Of destruction and DEATH
First toppled down the chimneys, then
went the roofs of houses, and moment az
ter, house after house fell into ruins. In
the hurry Of this letter cannot begin 10
particulsrize the death and damage around
ME. "Nstchez under the hill'' is entirely
swept away, and the levliest part OF the
South oh the Bluff above, is wreck and
ruin; and those yet living will find difficult
ty upon difficulty in getting shelter tonight.
My heart sickens at the scenes before me.
As walked 10 the boat from which write,
the dead and wounded met me every tweh-
ty steps. Natchsz is ruined, ruined, ruin
ed!
Yours, truly.
In addition to the above, we have gather
cd the following particulars. The steam
beat St. Lawrence went down. Itis said
she was liGted many feet out of the water
and instantly dashed TO the bottom Of the
river with every soul on beard. The enor-
nous body Of water now rolling in the
Mississippi and swelling to the very top
most limit of its banks, was lashed into
foaming billows, and As,boats were torn to
pieces and their scattered planks few about
in the wind like feathers.
This steamboat. Fraire is new lying a,
our wharf torn to pieces--''blown up" by
the wind worse than ever a boat was blown
UP by steam. The hull and machinery is
all tha, is left Of her.
The City Hotel, through the klRdaess o
4
f the proprietor, Noah Barlow, Esq., ha!
been thrown open to the wounded. Doc.o
Pollard has taken the fremont House fOl
an additional hospital, S. Duncan; Esq.
having generously offered to be responsible
for the rent.
The number Of burlaIs which took place
on the sth inst, was abou; if'y, and many
are still in a dangerous and dying condi
tion.
From an estlmats made by Mr.. Rafnel
and S. j. Boyd. Esq, the total loss is sup
posed 10 be about sl ,260, 900.
f The nsighboring planters ale generously
sending in large gangs Of slaves to assist in
cleaning the streets and digging the dead
from the ruins.
The greatest loss Of life was among the
fiat boats, which were swampsd and des
troysd before the unfortunate men coulC
escape to the shore. One paper states up
wards Of 200 were lost
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
STATE CONVENTION.

Z The Democratic State Central Commit
"a have recommended a young mems de-
noeratic state Convention TO be held at
lancaster on the 5th day Of August next.
We hope Columbia county, the Star OF the
Norlh, will be represented. A similar Con-
tsn.on is 10 be held d. Erie on the 10Th of
Ssp,ember.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
Mn.sss.....sssg

COnsistency.-The wings are all at ohcei
loud and clamorous in favor of poor meh
and universal suffrage, while they support
: man for the Presidehcy, who is opposed
20 any man voting unless he owns ffy a.
erss of land. What commentary on whig
consistency and honesty.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
THE CANDIDATE OF THE BRITISH
WHIGS!
Look here Freenien

We now have, in our possession, says
the Lancaster Intelligeneer, copies of two
Laws signed by Wm. Henry Harrison,
while Governor Of Indiana.
The FIRST is the fact Of his having signed
bill-and this proves that his friends
know him to have voted for selling white
men into slavery, for debt,so understanding
it-in favor of selling white men and WO-
MEN into slavery, and of Whipping them
at the eOhipping post for AbscOnding from
their masters
The second is the fact Of his having sign
ed bill, while Governor Of Indiana, ,proyid-
ing that no man should vote unless he own-
ed fffy acres Of Iana-lhus opposing the
right of suffrage, and forever debarring the
poor man from voting. Read the following
froR the Daily PittsbuIgher.
In the Senate of Ohio, HarriSOa voted 10
sell white men for fines or cSst;'' but as
Governor Of Indiana he added Thirty
NINE sTRiPEs. In Ohio hS was confined
to males only, but as Governor Of Indiana
he includes females also. The latter clause
of the I'd section, it will be seen reads;
"AAd if such person or persons. SO ssnten-
csd and hired or SOLD, shall abscond,
from the service of HIS or HER MASTER
or MISTRESS, before the term Of such
service shall be expired, be or SHESO sS-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
IA chasing or in any manner taking an asst isnment
OF promisary Note, given by the subscriber to
Isaiah Kline, of Mount Pleasant township, Coun--
ba county, for the sum of seven dollars and flsy
cents payable Oh or about the 18th of October next
Said note vas fraudulently obtained and am there
fore determined not to pay it unless compelled By
law.
JAMES HESS.
Sugar Loaf township, May, 80 ls4O.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
MTNGIgNIANe

MARRIED-On Thursday the 2lst inst
by Joseph BrObst Esq. Mr. WILLIAM
McLUER Of ROaringcreek, to Miss CAR
OLINE OVERDoRE, Of Cattawissa, all
Of Col. CO.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

Nhe AI,hraCite Furnace which we men
med last week as having commenced OPP
staliOn on Roaring Creek, we understand,
sxceeding the expectations of its most
nguine friends. 1t makes from six 10
rht tons Of iron per day, and consumes
% coal per ton Of iron than was snsicipa-
q. We omitted to mention that the ore
led in this Furnace is taken from mine
Thin half mile Of this Village.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

The wings say that Col. JOhuson cannot
Be- slsctsd by the people, but that no will
Be BY the Senate. Which means that Ty-
iskAnnOt be elected. If Tyler is defeated
harrison mAS, be also.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
OBITUARY.

DlED--In Hemlock township, Columbia
county, on Monday the 18Th inst. JOHN
LUNGER, son Of Jacob Lunger, aged a.
bout 81 years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

lion TO that allowed three men TO have
thought for him, talked for him, and dlited
for him. he then would have made pretty
good British Wing candidate for the PreSi-
dsncy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
H8Wisi Z lIsiss.,iss

The Indspsnden, Treasury Bill having
iasssd the U. S. Senate, is now under dis
sdssiOn in the House Of Representatives,
aht no doubt is enterlSined Of it's 6nal pas.
tsse.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

We have received proposals, by e. W.
Ietisr and ]. J. g. Cantine, for publishing
I harrisburg, until after the Presidential
Ilec,ion, a weekly paper to be entitled
izhe Magician" 1t will advocate de-
pAcracy andlhs election Of Mr.Vsn Bursn.
will be commenced on the 4.h Of July
ia be published oE the following terms
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
THE LEGISLATURE.

Sinse our last, the house has beer most
Y engaged in discussing an improvement
i'll reported by MIR. Higgins. the items Of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

The Carlisle Volunteer tells its friends
70 put dewn Cumberland and Perry as safe
ios Martin Van Buren, and r. NJ. Johnson
by at least, 1900 majority.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

The celebration Of the completion Of the
Gusqdshanna and Tide WaIsr Canal took
nlase at Havro do Grace, on "Wednesday. /.
be 94tS inst
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

lEs,curs Of COunts3eifs.--Ten dollar
cpnterfeiI bills on the U. S. Bank. The
natures are we'll executed, but the en-
iavipg is bad. Also, Eve dollar bills on
Il Northampton Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber having determined to
IL West offers sale his lani which hc
resides lying IN the County OF ioocad about 10 miles above
oorand Courthouse, miles North of the stag" road lead
from Richmond Charlottesville containing six hundred and
twenty Two acres be the less The above land well
adapted the growth of all kinds Of grain, but the
growth Of Tobacco Of quality and texture On the said land
comfortable dwelling House. together with sufficient quantity
three GOOD tobacco houses good
wheat barn anda rhrehng Machine neary new The above
land Y III hc sold the following terms: Oncfurth III hand aud
Three equal annual payments thereafter. II The
above laad Should hs sold prior T. the 18TH OF March next u
will i,en ti DAY offered publicly. " the time aud
place VIII bc soil crop Corn Oats Fodder Hay &C., and
l5u1 pounds Stock Of all kinds and Household
Kitchen Furniture with all the plantation utensils,
ARCH. PERKINS,, ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
$40 REWARD.

An AWAY mm the subscriber on the 9TH inst his man JAN
e llc he remarkably likely. about IS Of dark
complexion hishy and has u0e the side o, one
no heworc OF white wool hat, striped casnet panaoofs
and domes lod In with cotton, and two OF WOOL;
think pha5le he will be lurking about Richmond Frtdc-
ncksburg ae has acauanancs in both places lie worked
the James Ecr Canal Richmond in 1888. VIII the
above reward person who will deliver MIN TO me- ." lodge
him in Jail so Ink him again.
Caroline COMFY, Jan. 8, 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

uoy-r i licensed by the State authorities Of Virginia,
~. tan Lottery Tickets, and all know, tickets passing
trous is hands will draw prizes he stands ~ inns
thing ocrefore any in the country Is IN want money!
lei hini forthwith 10 Hoyt for ticket nn,,,,,,
In nnrsc Of this year, the largest class OF PRIZES VIII pro-
ON tho day Of February The Virginia Lee-hur: iotrry viii
he draw Highest prize $1,000; 40 prizes o @'o9 each
rer.,c az package Of p whole Tickets WI " sent Tor
,go f D half do IS apackasc OF 1Fuartc DO
.Oy7.s FaroRITE for aad FeSreag.c' ;, o,o
r,,J.,n Hall LOTTERY. No 5, capital prize So"" s,
O''''' Ticket, only SO &c Nos, u drawn
ce,ti, ~ n,clnnr u pc whole Tickets, VIII BE- sent oi
$3.50; hal and quarters proportion. ;s a. an, others
advertise any one should forthwith forward ns, "a nc 10 ~
NJ oyt, chnond, Va, who continues 70 sG n'''
larger oRhaa any o''''i 'ei d. VI. HohT,
R:ehnort, IN.
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