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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29
Ger gall it in Seme9ung nnb liet id, III

Ger SaQ it in Semc9ur9 unp ldGt fdl III
Aeinrn eaufe nidt aufBaltsn !-Soerr GDuneD,
@r @puSernGr bon Snbiallua, Ciuer Der eilts
fluereihfen unr cntIdicrenllen Sreunoc cc6
'@cneraIS Sadien III bieIrm Staate, it tfs
fcntIit lit einer sIebrcffe, init leiucr ei9ens
hdnbi9en llntCrihrtft perleben, ;u @uniteu
lScs @jenerals Sarrilon unp 9c9en bic llnters
ihabamtsHe9teriln9sbant cine Maaeregel
-Scnt9 MartinS, Guf9etreteu. @r fa9t III
tetncr sIebrelIe "oas llnterIdjaeamtsSD SDs
fem wdre felt bunbert Gabren i'll Spanien
IN pcIer Sbdti9tcit 9epelcrL uub babe nidDts
ais cine Wspnardic uno sIriItcfrntie ;uwc9c
9ebrad)t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

San Suren bat BON stpei unb sfpanst9 eus
rcp6iiden Mc9ternn9en erfabren, baB Die Of
fcntltdcn @elber lmter Der SIuflTdt.ber fiirtf>
lid)eu Sr1mtcn gebdltcn rpercen unb cr
meint, ries fct cine ffarfc 9luempfeblnno lcis
res llntcrsS Sfatarlt6. S1dtte er mciter fraz
9cn !aiien, (pas er pirtIeid)t getbau bal, 70
witrcen flc tbm 9cia9t bobeit ooB cu S6ntaz
tbum bic bette 0ic9crrn9 Iet-llnb ipenn er
fra0en liesr, ipic frci9elInnte 9iepublifansr
inter ein GIni9thum 9ebradt mcrcrn f6nns
terL 70 tpilrben lTe 9eantipcrtet taben, "burd,
itchenrc 9lrmccu." llnb nad) Der O9einuno
uuier;6 Yreltcenten, pilrben e6 quite 9Inents
pfehlunnen iriit. neil .r,ri mn ,'"a,,ai1 Gei,
roteTHtni9 ister Die Sad)c lInp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29
Gin rhrlieass @cftGnbnin.

0Iculih fprad Gin &pn9rrFmit9lieb III bar.
tcu slueorifcu 9c9cn Die Ne9ieruHe, pc9er
Der uupclfcmnleucn Snbrur9 bcS SemtnclC
Stricgcs, prrauf SNr Gduoerpp&, Gcfp, CT.
wiebcrte: Gilautt Der Ncrr, mir t6unsn mt
9tQcu 3u 9leidlcr 3cit fctbtcn? Gic Rcsics
run9 bat 9cnug nit ben SSarrtlOneutcn al
tbuI uno FAM fGh nbts nm bic ScmiupIcn
tcfilmmeru. Gr bate 3edbt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

sa%. Sin pptnteiter batba6 Hedt, ets
Ss8.@F iten Brief III ipeldenl fb 3cts
tuu9S9elb beTucet, itfr / an ben Drufs
der pt lberfenoen.
slecnn unIere entfernten Qeler alio Gelc
AN lunS ihtden ippllen, 70 braudicu fGe MIR
All tcm tbnen sunddf wpbuenbeu Yoftmets
Ster sn 9eben ilnb in feiucr @e9enport ba6
pjrl6 III ben Brief su le9en-er abreiiIrt ibn
llnn, fdreibt ictncn 9tanen ais pcltmeilter
mo cas Wprt "Sre T. barauf mno eS ptrb
eacurh benz Drllter mic bent Sublcribrnt
cas- Helfaclb erlpart.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

SdnpfbUut 2Scttfartb.-am rcrIci;,
ten NrcttaY fano auf ben Subfcn ,nilthen
sipei Gomrfihiffcu bon 9ieuDcrf unb 9nboup,
fur $4,000 itatt. 9as 9cct 9lbauD hattie
ben &prwrun1 unb tebiclt tcnIrlbrn, bio CO
sn Scnoicn anfam, I'm melde 3eit eas gppt
Horo sImrrcan otdlt al criferes mar, siels
letdt Is cecr 90 Sus. 3ulebt fam e6 bem
9rfern Snr Seite, NIB faum mar es aus
bteier Gage, ais Die Nauptlpinbrl BON leste,
rem Campftcrt brad. S,6ne ticIcr 3ufaa
l5 Ottnutcn frllbcr Idb rrei9rct, bcioe 8rrte
wnrScn 9eiunfen icin nnb maudbr pafoaie,
re ibr Feben perlcrCn habcn, bios Inn Sas
Spiel eini9er @dmbier niIlcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Ter Gaftcu Bbi9 bcmerft, snB ndtSChn
Steiney jebcr ocu tcr Grtfe ciHs6 0rcscn
SNntnersSD'6, lsSthiu ans ben @iu0eireiocu
ciue6 pferbfS 9enrmmen trureen; eieitlbe
iiuo in Ger @atcn gibictbef nicbergelc9t
mrroen. Wehrerc Sabre Suucr puroen bcms
ieIbel Sbiere Snct cerr bret anocre Stcinc,
bcinabe S,pciinaI 70 srrs ais tir 9c9cmpdrtip,
&C, cHtItrmnlCn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

GS III cine Gbatiade-ja, cine ionoerbare
2hatiahe-baB gud,anan'8 Rrbe i'm Scr.
Ct. Scnat ;n 8uniten Der Sdagamt
8itl, ntdlt in ben Ban Suren 3eitun9en er>
idIctnt ? llno parlIm? 81, IIe biIrfen ba5
SoIf niHt iptiien laiIen, tas e6 Die 9Ititd,t Der
Ne9ierun9 it, Die preiie unb ben 9lrbeit6lcbu
berabSuieeen auf ben Sue Der Ceipctcn edns
Der in europa !-8ud,anan fa9t, cine Iclde
"5cerableBun9 Der Yretie wiirbe ba5 2anb
NIT Se9nun9en fiilIen !" Die Ban Sureu
Grufer abcr lInb entihlceen, Dem 9olf nidts
bon blelen an9efilnct9ten Se9nnn9cn fptfen
slt tlfen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29
Die Qcfcfcfps boben elm Qrcecs Gjeihre

Die 9cfofctps baben etn 9rcees @jeIhrei
crbcten, baB in pbilabeIpbta i'm pcri9en
Nerbite Die Bbi96 ueuu buubert Stimmcn
;u @mitcu ibre6 @anoibaten in ben Stimnts
faiten 9elc9t bdtten. Diele ffinblid)e 2iige
mo &erIdllmbun9 it ben Qpfpfofcs srtriidges
9rbcr rporoen. Den beiten Sepeis inbclIen
Iicfert bicie Sritbjabrspabl in pbilaecIpbia
in 6smIelben Diitrifte. Don BEN Tebcn @aro6
in ern n0rSiidcu Sretbsiter, eripdbiten feds
tbre Q8bt9s&antioaten. Dies 1T cin iTd,eres
3eidhcn fir Die ScrtIhrittc ipcld)e S.arrifrn
III NenniIloanieu inaht. defer tapfere atte
Sc!bdt, bicler erfabrne @ipilbeante, Der
Shhler bon @afdtn9ton unb g8oDne, Der
Srcuub BON Sefferlon urb Wobifpu trdnot
FdI td9idl tiefer iii bic 9rricn be6 &rlfeS eill.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29
Sic t,GcbSfc Spurt

fiuot am tilnfti9en Mcnta9 AT, pclde6 ptes
len unIerer Sublcribenten cine quite @eIes
seubeit siebt, ibre rudltduci9e Snbicripticnss
t,clcsr an uns abntra9er. lSir metncn fol-
die, bic felt spet iino Drei Sabren I'M Htds
,tanee lIno. 98ir baben 3ablun9en Sn MAJ
t5cn, uno taber miilIert mir @elb ;ufammen
trj,,oen.-"@in Sell treibt ben anoeren."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

&clcHntc @hrlidfcit - Gin Nrrr rrn 81.
Ocrf fam pcr eini9eu 3a9eu auf leiner Sci,
le rdd Fciphta al rcm { rcmcnt S>aufc an,
ullo CT fano I'd, 9cnptbigt @clb III med fclM.
Sr that cen QSecbfcI III feiner gReifcntaIdye
nno rohm ieinc Nalinge an Ger Qrmha @is
ienbahn. Grrt an9cfrmmen euttrftc CIR,
bnB CT cine $500 0tote ecrlrrcn babe. Ter
@erluit ldlirn Inn nucrlcelid, uno CT cab
ecetaIb ale i,cffnur9 auf fIe je micrer III
bcfcnllnen. @r fam hon Qrnbin suriict uno
mar ntdlt sreni9 critaurt eircn Wctbctilcus
preot9cr, zen @brm. iIrn. &. s. piercc, ;u
tneen, Ger ibnl bic $500 9trte ilterliefertc
or bate tlc bon eircn armen SrauQens8ers
fdufcr, Ndmene Grnncll, emrfanQen, mels
der etelelbe an bcm @ilen tobn Tort fanb,
BET Der Gielescnbeit ais jencr S,crr Gin { ifct
fur ietnc 9feife faufte. Council nurte rrn
tenen S1crrn nit so 9tnl bcfd,enft unb linn
teeeutet caf mcrn rr jcmals ans Gjcld,dft
femmcn iclItc, or an ibm eiren 8ycunb ftns
Den mcree. Srldle 3il0e prn @hrliffcit
itno frctlid Ctciecr!O irltcn-mcnn ater Ger
Shre;ter tn 9Itl 8, elmer gctcn 3cituua,
meWt ea6 ee I'M 10 mehr Al bemuneern
mare edB cteier gcrcis scn @brIidfeit pcu
ctlem III c II Monn berriihrc-fc III fcine
Seurtbclllnqsfraft fcbr idtef; bonn 9eraee
inter 1cncr Glaic Urn Oienftcn fucrt man
ete llnrlGcnnIti9itcn, fcI9Iib audi Die @brs
llCbitcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Der Maud, @bmf SUurier ocm IS. Stprtl
Ia9t, ooB an Cienita9 beu 2litcu bic Sar.
rcn fpiebcr ;wilhcn oeu Micuen uno ocm
Btnrft laufcn wcrrcu, penn rui 9in;ltcr
QSicrrraufar9 bc6 &cblcubauocls crmartct
ntro. Die @eridlitfun9 pom l6tcn an 82.
Ghrmf uuo pcnu 51aueu, betru9 25g5 Son;
neu. Die llfer iIab oolI ecu Sprtcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Scrfs SdnntD 8auf. = ViSfucI6 9ics
pcrtccr bon leetcr QHrdie lnGt: rae sic Irs
ten 1rnrr @ouf ntdlt mebr ~ trm ocllcn
Sertb III phtldrcIpbin araencmmcn irerecn
-Nte ganfcn in Ger Stabt nci9cra I'D, ftf
su nchucu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

GrDas @rlb in Dem SduIfpnb fir
jcnc CiItridte, ipeIde bic Sreilhulcn ntht
onaenpumen boben, fol- nod ctn Sahr ldlts
ger fir bieielben aufbepabrt wereel Sufol9e
ciues BON Der GeicB9ctun9 paeirten Ses
idluBes.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Daptb Q. 9Sa9ner bon Icrtbamps
ton SauntD, wcther Den 7tcn @cn9reBsDis
itridt ppn pennItlpauicn i'm @rn9reB reprds
{entirt, nil 1Id, bonn Dtfentlidcn 9eben ,uriltt
sisben. Wabrfhetnlth fptrr ieine SteIle err
ieEt rperbeu f6nuen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Tdtnics Smf ffcm.-Gbiepb
SO. gGace unc s.. =: 0lptertirn, teite pors
mails rrn Sointe Gaunty [Wuf. alleir lest
bin Drn Gcuepille 1901 trafen fIdb Dor fltrs
ser 3ett nabc bel GitsburG rnb t6btetcn lycf,
ciuaneer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29
2Scrntutbrtcr OSurS.

&crmntbctcr SyiurS. - 9ns man Dor
ciui9cn 3d9en III rincm Nauic ;u 9GiQiames
vert galtcu 9c9cnilber SerbcIerun9cn al
cIncm E1Nie madte, wdr man 3sn6tbi9t
ecn Sceen I'M criten Strd oufSurciscn. So
1T fcln jtellrr natter erulclte4L uuo nacbcem
man ben Shutt ne99cr6lmt bate, faup man
cas Gjcrtppc cinc6 RanncS. @s ia9 auf Der
Scttc, llno man 9lautt Hcm sEnfchcinc mad,
boS ee taicIblt bcrcits Is c6er 90 Sabre gcs
lc0cu babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Die @'ciesSebuns ocn peunffpanien bat
SCR ibrem 9lufbrltd'e am l1tcn 9ipril nch
EMen Sclblus pasrt, rppburdl lie 100000
1srLduft8 anweilet, bis Ic am 12tcu WaD
tldh ,piecer pcrioumlcu nib 9rEsere Suiren
-sfrminiQcn miro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Gin S6uf pom Sntinna.-@in Sriei
bon Waciicn @auntD melcet; llniere gGabI
purpe 9citern hen 6ten gehalteu uub enbete
fld, nit eiuem p6lIi9cu Sic9, iJeben S,arriiru
StaotrGtbe nnb 2 4cfc6 iIno erpdblt-leBs
tes cabr 9ptps uno l gSb9. las Seuer
,luterbdlt fIfb in bielem Serbdltnib eurh ben
9an&n Staat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29
SUB pun Slihfrr sNhitr.

Cine 6neroille Senn.I 3citun9 3ciot cen
Seo bes adttaren lou9b &. QGhitc, lcetbcri,
gen SCuatpr Der Der. ct. an, elm g2auu
ecn ane9e;ciductcn EaIcutcn, rihtiQer lire
tbcllefraft nno pcIitifteH SdnrfiIHu. Gr
mar bcl Der aau5cn Station bCfnrut. Nidltcr
9Shltc mar Ciner Der 9aubieotcn fur prcIs
ecns9rrdbler pCn 2enncdre anf ecm Joars
rtlcn 8aMSqtcl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

2,rci neuc 3citun9cn iInO filrSlid) in pbb
ldcelrbl9 entltanoCn: bic ctuc belet fd) bic
"CrCldl Waldtuc" - nno Die anecrc tcr
~'ScbIs3mNi9." Sin 9ro6rr llntcrlbire.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

ginc brGpnbcre lBahl wirb in Seefcrb
Gauntp 9ehalten peroct I'M Die Stele als
@lieo Der pennflpdntIhen @eieB9ebun9 an
tScerru M'ghpee6 plas auf5uflIlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Gin 1nn9er Ncrr bon 9fcuDcrf nntcrrafm
eS ncuIth fir cine 9Gette Weilen in elmer
StnnSe 81 laufen. @r rerlpr cs, curd, 9
Vlinuten nne 40 Secunren mrburd) CT In
btelcr 3Cit at furs ftel.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

9SiHigcr Grinb.- Die 9Iidmcnc 3ci.
tun6cn babeu eiuen Srief pcn ben Trculr,
DEN mno &cr.pauoten Sc6 eutpid)cncn 3ibs
Ter, Um. .. Eatncn cingeriitt, mrrtn lTe
thu einlobcn pritd3ufrmmeu NIB fJCb ielbil
bcm Gjcfce IL liter9cbcn. Sbue 3neifcl
wiro er bieifr @inlatuu9 frl9cn, rno pisl,
lci6lt { 10 / uno Gle aurcru euhpihencn
Sdnrfen mittrtn9rn, bic tGS putIifnul be-
trr0cn latcn.
sgsEtbipilige SrritDrmu9. Ter Suf,
fdlo Geocrtiic- ocm 1Sten 9pril ;ciot an,
coB ras g)irinmeut auf ben Sn6brn non
SuccnStrr, ;lnn 2lroenfeu bc8 Gjcncral Sir
SIoac s'rccfc,ber hicr ficl bnrd, cinen nies
crl9cn Sdlurfn marc aufgcblaien lpcroen.
Die Hcntidnh bate cinen 9fis pcn mkn
bis rbsu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

Gic Sd9milflc pen ciaccb &. 9Inf wnree
pcr riniaen 0i6tten i'll WlrntgomcrD Ganuty
hnrdl 8Guer icrfSrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29

cn iriner 8ctfhaft bonn I0ten Decy 1918,
an bic @eieegebuna opn pennlllpanenr
iaote 6Unpcrn0r Gbnctrcr:
"Sd,onff bic Stirne bcs jltn9en SoclSen,
@reDbalt, init Qprbeeren umrpunben, unb bic
fGe0nungeu bon tauienben Der 9Seiber nno
,Ginoer Die bem ScalpsWeGer Der ltnbarms
'Ger,ioen Sarbaren Der WiloniB, unb tent int
1nrr 9rDeern Sarbar, prcctcry ettrthen tpurs
ccn, ruben anf Sarrticn uno ieiner tap
fcru 9lrutee."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-31
EARLY POTATOES.

One good mode of raising potatoes early, Is to
carry basket full of potatoes into the garden in
March, as soon as the frost is out of the ground
Spread the potatoes out, so rs not TO let one lie
on another on the grass--cover them over three
inches deep with horse manure-then some re-
fuse hay or straw-then cover over with boards
so tight that the hens cannot scratch them up.
In few days. sprouts will start out, and be-
lore they are two inches in length, uncover yonr
hidden treasure, and carefully transfer the
seeds into your rows, prepare with rotten COM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-31

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-31

post. Iflhe ends of the sprouts are allowed, on
planting, TO stick above the surface, they will be-
come vines the sooner.
In this way we have forwarded our early pc.
tatoes with more effect than in any other. For
when planted out in dirt, or IN manure spread
out SO thin that it will soon heat the potatoes
long time in starring. -BOston CuLtivator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-31

ana tie travellers horse eat his mess Of oats out
OF the same omnibus of cookery! We have
heard OF rockers being affixed 10 brenh trays
nnd alternately used for kucadng bread ard a
'rai'",-and II Indy using Tire same article for n
sheet that She did for table cloth, bur the in.
genuliy OF the lady of Illinois, greatly ouistrips
me Yankee ladies' for xpedents.--Rutland
Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-31

The ,oay they do things ~ ILLINOIS,. ar, are
indebted to the Rev. DIR Ely, OF Philadelphia
for the following numerous anecdote-trne or
false, The doctor is made to say, that brother
in the ministry, travelling in Illinois informed
him that where he put up for the night, the good
lady of the house baked her bread ina common
baking pan; then boiled her coffee III the same
vessel, stewed some pork in the same; then
dipped out Some fat with a tea cup, on The IN
ner side Of which she put piece OF rag to make
lamp by which they nigh! see to eat supper;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-31

Il hint to .Ne,0 England girLs.-Rev. Mr.. Nor
rison of New Bedford, i'm his Peterborough cen.
tennial sermon, says:
"Enrly in our history, the hand, the little
wheel and tlle loom with the shuttle, were al.
most the only instrument of manufacture i'll the
place. The grandmother Of GoU' Miller paul for
four hundred acres of land IN fine linen, made
tirely (ercept getting out The far) By her o,on
hands"
Governor Hill i'm his Farmers Monthly Visit
err, remarks on the above incident as follows:
"tIere is an example for the ladies' of New
ngand that would be worth following. Alice
ted female deIicacy and refinement have surely
nursed a rnce inferior to the first mothers of
our land. We know not why or how the linen
hand wheel has been thrown aside. Ii ought TO
be restored. So ought the farmers OF New Eng
land to keep up the fashion of growing flax
This article on well prepared ground. may he
made source of profit Where the climate is
too severe for the growth of the mulberry jet the
experiment Of rnislng flax be tried. The family
manufacture of linen will best indicate the talent
and capacity of both male and female. lie must
be good farmer who knows how to raise a
good crop of fiaX-to dew rot or water rot IT.,
and finally 10 break and clean the flax fit for the
hatchel. And the young lady who, under the
guidance OF fairhful mother, has hatchelled and
spun the beautiful fibre upon the hand wheel,
wove and whitened her datnask linen table
cloths, her twenty pair of Sheets with double sets
of pillow cases, her white r:nged window cur
tains &c. will better recommend herself to n
good husband than she who has had thousands
expended in teaching her the Use OF the piano
forte which, if she has ever had the taste TO play,
must be thrown away in day or month alter
marriage"
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
FOR THE LTTCHFIELD ENQUIRER. THE BROKEN VOW,


 0! would that now might remember no more, Or think of a word thou hast spoken; Since thou hast proved false and thy friendship is
 OCT,
 And the most solemn VOW thou hats broken. In anticipation I richly was blest; To thee my affections were given; Nor was there thought even entered my breast, That my hopes would so quickly be riven But alas, it is done !-forever-ts done! Nor can it again be revoken, Like the sentence of death to me it did come, And the vow that was sacred is broken! o! think of the fondness pretended to me, And the pledge which you gave as token, And think of the promise I made unto thee, Then think, of the VOW you have broken! And remember also there is One in hea,'.:: To whom all your motives are open, And pray unto Him that you may be forgiv'n, Cfthe vor' you have wantonly broken. And when friends forsake thee, and trouble shall
 come,
 (As fortune is subject to vary,) Oh then you will think of the heart you have wrung And in sorrow, remember your Sarah.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of IL LItchfield hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of PRUDENCE HALE: late of Go- shen. deceased. to exhibit their claims for set- fIement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment to
 WALKER PRENrIsS, AdBsiD'r.
 GOshen. August 6, 1e4O. I'll
 BLANKS for sale at tkis c0fee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

Atc C0uJ. -f D..Gte holden at Winchester.'0ilh-
 in and tor lhe Dis:;7::cc.' "f W'"rAe:''" on the
 lst day of August. A. D. l64O:
 Present, Gideon Hall, Jr. Esq. Judge. nN motion of the Administrator on the Oestate of JAMES HERMANcE, late of Win- chester, within said district, deceased, repre- sented insolvent, This Court doth decree that six months be allowed the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to the com: missioners appointed thereon, after they shall have given public notice of this order by ad. vertising the same in a newspaper published in Litchfield, and by posting copy thereof on a public signpost in said town ot Win- chester. Certified from record.
 Attest, GIDEON HALL, Jr. Judge
 The undersigned. Commissioners on the estate of JAMEs HERMANcE, duly appointed by the court of probate for the district of Winchester, hereby give notice to the cred itors thereof that they will meet to discharge the duties of their said appointment. at the store of Coe, Hubbell & Co.,. in said Win- chester, on the I'd Thursday of October. 1s4O, and on the 2d Thursday of February, lS4l, at one o'clock P. M. on each of S";1 days. LYMAN CASE. COgimis- WHEELocK THAyER. { siOners. Winchester, August 10, i54O. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
TO THE AFFLICTED. A VALUABLE MEDICINE.

OR the cure of uhat class of distressing, dangerous IT and inveleraIe diseases produced by an impure 's"e ot the blood. acrimOny Of the humors and Vi
 ated habit oI bOdy, and usually exhibiting themselves in the various forms of SrrOiula Salt Rheum, LeprO- sy, Si. Aulhony's Fire, Fever Sores, White Swell ings, Foul and obstinate Uicerp Sore Legs aud Eyes, Scala Head. Scurvy, and VenereaI Taini where Rer- cury has failed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
DIR. RELIES
G Botanical Drops!

Have In multitude Oi cases cured these Imveterate and deep-rooted complaints in the and hopeless stages. By the persevering of 'h" powerful medicine. the sunken, squaIid counte- nance has bee" restored to its ord hue, the vital en ergy re-estabshed and the whole system purified and invigoraied. They also the bes, spring and 'umnal physic. Price $l, ar houles for S5.
 uJNone genuine unless signed T. KlDDER, sole Proprei"r, and successor to Dr. CONWAY, by whom i' is for saIe a, his Counting Room. No. 99, Cour.- street. Boston, and also fors"e by hisspecal appoint, meni, by
 Doctors Buel and Beckwith, Litchfeld: and Gy
 Edaoard Co,oles, South Farms.
 Co..so.t of,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
Just Received.

Just HeeCClVCd,
 Hnd for sale at thc BoOk S- Variety Store, TUVHE BOOK OF JASHER; Southgate's 1 Tour through Armenia. Persia, and Me sopotamia; ; History of the Fine Arts illustra- ted; Outlines of Disordered Mental Action, by T. c. Upham; Scotland and the Scotch, by Sinclair; Beauties of History Family at Heatherdale; Young Man from home; Young Mans Aid, by Winslow; Young Woman's Guide. Young Housekeeper, Young Mother, and Young Husband, by Dr.. Alcott.
 Christian Tyre and Supplement-, by Lea v;:! D Books not on hand when called for will be procured on short notice.
 : Litchfeld, June 25. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

Second Nat. TGTner.-By the last Ibervile Ga- ze.te. we learn that negro man named Primus, be- longing to Mir Hutchens accused of being the leader of gang of runaways nfesting the woods in the rear of Bayou Geula, and of having fired two white in habitants and threatened the life of two others -as tried on the SOth inst. before Judge Duiton md siS freeholders and found guilty of all the ct .rpes bro. against him. and condemned to be .ang and after, wards to be beheaded. which er.'enes waa carried into execution on the 2sd-N Q. Piooyuas.
 LIREL SuIr-It is state, in rho N V T,o. ,h., Senator rallmndge has commenced suits against tho editor of the Wash.,neton Globe for a libel, and against the New. ork Evening Post for iis repubi- cation. laying E.ss damages at S2OOOO.
 RocuEsTSn.-The population of Roehesieris is % ls9. which slows an increase of 5,7S5 inhabitants since l996.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

BLANKS for sale at fkis cOce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

The Georgetown Advocate reports as rumor. that Major Eaton has had an interview with the Presi- lent, which eventuated in m open and declared rnp or avowed his preference for Gen Harrison, and his 10 return forthwith to Tennessee and ake the stump.-RichmOnd Whig.
 We have no doubt of the truth of the above.
 Boston Atlas.