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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
Special Sessions.

Margaret O'Rourke, guilty of stealing a pair
spectacles, was adjudged to the six months.
Mary Kenny, guilty of assaulting one of the City
Watch-Me six months.
Caroline Belden, for stealing two bed blankets,tws
months at the Penitentiary.
Michael BARLEY, alias Kennedy, guilty Of petty
larceny-he six months.
Several persons were rcpremanded and discharged
and the Court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
CARL KING.

S rG Hgs aS S sffsFs sThEW Th
TUkER to her Msjasy he Queen Of respectfully
nj" p's"qS% Hf So cXSKG sT'RaEET
&soSAGInE0
as have never heretofore been exhibited at
as STRAY sas &. ssS
IS' A%fisaP RI fi
most 9ss approved manufacturers on the continent
No street near Broadway II and III DIVISION street
Wholesale Warehouse, SO Nassau street. Ny. APPS 3m
CHINA, GLASS. AND EARTHENwARE.-The sub.
assortment in the above line which will be sold low
Country and Others will find il to their ADVANTAGE T.
es and examine these goods PTsyGu, 70 making
arl 2twy- sos Broadway, corner OF Duane street.
NOTICE-southsrRers and other strangers visiting tn,
and offers for Sale oowns ood Sis TO ".
season and worthy the attention Of hoaseke
MsS.. and sd Ln%R gilt End with rich cut s,
Lantern with double burners, with arge
FLxTEPWXRRg@TE Gu, slas: Casters. Plated Wait
5s With silver edE End handles Cake Baskets Of
Hans Tsa o snd srGsh sas and
balance handle IVORY Knives aud Forks
die Knives tonly manufactured for SILVER Forks asc beef
slice and car'e and fc1' fine Pen and Knives
JArA y sanswish and Paper Tsa Trays.
match ALSO Dressing Cases Tea Cancs Sugar and Spice
MANTEL CLoCKs--Reh gilt and gil, and bronred, ebo.
aabastr white and black Of the latest fashions warranted
to keep correct time.
CANDELABRAS-Gilt, gilt and bronred CandeIabras Of
the latest patterns some with figures elegant Also side
branches from u lights.
GIRANDOLEs. gilt and bronzed with and lights hand.
'oBs6 oR MAJ iiss
Watch Stands, Thermometers, Tea Bells, &c.
~ Also just received from the celebrated house Of Dixon
Sons further supply of britannia Ware consisting OF
Tea and Coffee Sets Urns &C. Also, further supply OF
the celebrated Chinese Razors.
Also further supply Of gentemens Tool Chests very
complete
An the above goods offered at REASONABLE. prices at tn,
Lane DANIEL r.. DELAVAN
B.-Maryland, Pennsylvania aud Easton taken
mar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

CoLT's REPEATING FIRE ARMs.1The Patent Arms
~ Manufacturing Company inform the public that they have
received from thsir mandatory number Of Repeating
Shot Guns OF sir charges EACH which they confidently re-
commend 10 the notice Of Sposmen, equal IN merchandising
and finish TO thing imported, and from repeated expert
eps they satisfied they will throw shs superior TO any
manufactured.
Also balls shot Rifles, q different slres
and Pistols FROM pocket 10 holster size Fefcussor a
Of very superior quality Powder and Shot All OF whic
offered at greatly reduced prices at eir store 700
h1 VIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

M4bd hMsN h PE RMM2gREEs. Canal sTREET,MA;
her SHOW Of SPRING Fa sfGa ana ia
;s the a p wi" Madame S e.
s she has Away. paid to satisfy ana
ol9[s her Madame nis
sn a with the s
nomy to suit the present times Madame b. determined TO
iass aif
an any House IN the city call from her friends will
Magssis &c M 20 ias sst Canal street.
b. Wholesale warehouse of every description oMnery
the BEHRMAN 10 Maiden lane
WORMS! WORMs!! WORMsM NOTWITHSTANDING
worm 2? shs wonderful virtues of sHERMANs
have used shermans Worm Lozenges with more success
nS any other vermiuge and can recommend them with great
certify G tbat ssSr mUNT YER, Sixth Avenue
worm medicine in my NV '"' '''
shs s NAV Worm Lozenges failed destroy
j&co y B BR S5'spi 10 Eleventh 81.
practice and has known medicine SO universally sue
eia D q one Of the most distinguished pys
+. 4: Re-: EN- Fee
ze Pgr ss T.' n, , ewesT Ma success
street r. Ne" York; and a we't sas
b he .ss grateful
isj P Red ProP months aet
si %ay gave %sGs s Sp
AK ssp I'D S s
cine that Mould cure mi Of which purchased some Of you
agent IN philadelphia and the result that am enior;a
perfect health Now sir after suffering long and finding AZ
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel n nv
duty to INFORM the interested where relief may had
.D. a., L. b. h.
oD,,,e,on. pi pei vIai. APPS I'm
I ECTURES ON POPULAR ANATOMY AND PUY
- SlOLOGf.-Dr BEDFORD will commence a { curse of
Lectures 81 Popular Anatomy and Psychology al the Sinv
yesant institute on Frday evening" April sth The course
Will consist OF Lectures embracing subjects
neral interest as best adapted the popular mind These
Lectures VIII be strictly demonra i've, illustrated by
means OF the graphic Anatomical preparation by
DR.. Auzoux, OF Paris W
Tickets for the to admit gentleman and lady, S.
Tickets to admit gentleman So Single tickets so cents
Iickets Tor the course to be had at Francs Bookstore
OF broadway and Murray street. Adansons
hecary Store Broadway Fourth street Single
tickets at the door of the Lecture Room. -
Lecture to commence at half-past o'clock APPS 3st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
U. 8. Circuit Court.
Before Judges Thompson and Bet

ReroH at Sea.-John Douglas and John Collins
were put to the bar, on Indictment charging them
with making revolt on board the ship Cambridge,
Capt Bursley.
The prisoners desired to plead guilty, and to offer
afhdavits in mitigation of punishment. The Court di
rected them to be brought up Friday morning, to
receive their sentence.
The District Court subsequently sat to hear Equi-
ty causes, and then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
z! a , 81 = .!'' T. 1
BAACKING.

I EE's, FORMERLY LEE 4 THOMPSON's 1.-THE
- subscriber would inform his friends and the
city and hroughout the United states. that the original dr
Gle is manufactured usual Warehouse the old stand
No 2s5 Broadway As TO quality comment is Unnecessary
All orders ctually attended to- I.
". ". The genuine article " signed G. Lee" ape I'm
BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAILROAD CoRPo-
ID RATIONNotice 10 hereby given that the Office IN this
eester Railroad Corporation will be discontinued the 6rs
May next from and after which date transfers only
Re made in Boston, at the office Of the Treasurer Dated New
BY order Of the Directors.
apsst. A. ii. wINsLow, Register
NEW STOCK OF sPRING AND SUMNER BOOTS
IN AND SHOES, resh from the manufactrers.-l offer
for sale large assortmen comprising all the various patterns
fashions and coors called for and in point Of beasty and
riety, cannot be excelled IN the CITY: -,
NBCountry merchants and others, who buy 10 sell
will find msch 10 their advantage to call the stock is all
laid IN for cash prices viii be accordingly
No old stock Of rubbish to offer.
la Those who cannot attend buying their boots aud
shoes through the day will end convenient in the
evening his store Is brilliantly lighted with until 10
o'clock, J. HUTCHNs, iao Chatham street
as-im' opposite Roosevelt
SCOTCH ALE-s "a and 81 dorep EACH Of Edinburgh
bottled Ale just landed from the ship Independence IN ne
order, for sale by,
APPS iw. GEO. MCBRIDE, Jr, 10 Cedar st.
JACHAU's PATENT.-The undersigned hereby takes the
pleasure TO inform the public, that he has established
factory Of his Spectacle Glasses called Jaehuas Patent sree
acle. The factory, for the convenience OF the public has
will be happy receive orders which he will execute t
the shortest notice and at reasonable prices well wholesale
retail. 49, =,
Those who OF this article would de well to call
and be convinced OF their superiority. 49,
Medical certificates a. to their eseehency viii be shewn 10
csold Silver and Steel Frames continually on hand.
CHARLES II. l.. JACHAU
jaissn. sOhathsm street, no stairs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
Review OfNew ROOks

NATURAL HIsToRY OF BIRDs-Harper e. Broth
ers, Chf-sheet, ~. Y.-The forty-eighth number
Of the Family Library contains reprint of the very
excellent series of tracts, published by the London
Society for the promotion of useful knowledge, in
relation to birds 1t contains large amount of very
interesting pathological matter, and is well calcu
lated for schools and seminaries Of learning. It
must have immense sale in this country, or We
are mistaken
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

FANCY BALL DRESSES Just received from PaTs.-Mr
ROCHE bcgs leave notice the public that he has Just
opened the beautiful and copee assortment OF Fancy
Ball Dresses this city, aud which ne offers TO The
amateurs at very moderate prizes, at hs sstabhshment No
Broadway. ie2s 2sins'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
LIVERPOOL AND OLD VIEW YORK ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing and from Liverpool weekly.
40 40 Sf&


The subscribers beg 20 inform intending 10 send r their
friends residing N O. Britain Ire in the spring
Of 1890 that Mr. Herdman Of the firm there, and will
remain at Lvergos during the spring and for the
pose seeing all the whose have been engaged
here Forwarded with despatch by Of the ships ohe above
ne-and also TO that small drafts given in their favor shall
be paid with prompnes Orders all parts the country
win be punctuy atends to- and such attention will be given
the above adv for the emgan to
guarantee the further patronage Of those who will favor the
desgned with their ordrsand in all where the
do not embark the money will be refunded 10 the
from whom was originally received For further par
tieulars, apply (if by letter, post paidl to -
HERMAN X KEENAN, 81 south-st.
" b. Mr. Herdman will attend agency which be
entrusted 10 his daring his stay in Europe.
In addition drafts given
the different parts Of England Ireland and Scotland who
every facility TO the emgran whose be engaged By
ne here they be furnished with dr. small amounts
PAYABLE al sight "a follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
kkk PASSAGE TO AND FROM ENGLAND
WYNN IREI. AND SCOTLAND. AND WALES with a

6K6 PASSAGE TO And FKOM ENGLAND
AfR4N IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES, with a
passage frem the ports at reduced rates
emigrans by different agents throughout the
various of Europe and in Liverpool by Mr. Herdman
Of the rm being attend to those
who by their friends here to prevent delay too
often complained of
Letters will be forwarded and passages be secured to
Liverpool by the regular packets sailing the st 7th I3
st 25th of month"; throughout the year. Also
Loadon the 10th, and goth of each month, by applying
By letter, post paid,) TO the subscribers,
HERDMAN KEENAN,, 81 South,
door from w all st
" B. Drafts can be obtained fon arge small sums pay
BILE sight the National Bank of Ireland and its branches
the Provincial Bank ireland and branches by apply
I'M above fell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, SC.
@. - 49, @

From the well known reputation of this Line the
or accommodations provided for passengers, consisting Of
possible comfort and the and the
certainty of the ships sailing the appointed day. il is
thought detail respecting the prudence
Of those about send for their friends selecting it, and the
with him may depend on the same and
being observed heretofore in facilitating the emigration Of
Passengers free passage per steamer from the various ports
Of ireland Scotland also re sec"rsd II hardly
cesary that when those settled for decline
their money promptly returned to those from whom II
received. Apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl street
Drafts at sight and for also be furnished
the Bank of Ireland National Bank Of and payable at
the various Branches Likewise London Liverpool Sc
Apply az ab~ye. M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

CHoE THREADS bales patent Bridpert Thread assort
- "a colore. I and 2 on balls FOR sale by
ans eV'''7' "" T. K COLLINS co. Sc seuth e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ ~ ~ &
Io sail from New York the 18th, and Liverpool the
18th of each month.
= FROM NEW YORK
Ship GARRlCK, Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th February.
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 25th March,
SIDDONS, Captain N b. Palmer, 25th April.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A Depeyster, 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SlDDONS, Captain n. Is. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain + A. Depeyster, 18th March.
SAARRlGK, Captain A; s Palmer, 18th April
These ships all of the first Glass; upwards Of 1000 tons
built in the city of New York. with such improvements as
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every care has been taken in the arrangement Of their
ample stores including wines &c. vial be provided These
Ships commanded by experienced masters who will make
every exertion to give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains owners of hese ships will be
sbe for letters parcels packages sent by hem unless
regular bills of lading signed therefor.
The ships of this line will hereafter armed and their
cuar construction gives them security not by
other but vessels For freight passage, apply to
f.. X COLLINS X CO.. Sc South street, ". York. or
VIM. JAS. BROWNS CO, Liverpool
Letters by the packets will be charged cents single
heet cents and cent each 0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

TEs Panofcrtes Of celebrated manu-
L facture for sale cheap, for cash or blrler,hy
nsislrs bORtNG WATSON, 1874 Pearl ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

BERMupA.-we have received the "Royal Ca
zette'' to the Ath ult., but find no news in IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

APPOINTED ny Gov. SEWARD Owen w. Lamb,
cutler Of slaves and heading in New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10
THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE

THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE
Accommodation Lire for Albany and r1ernsdiae Landings.
A0l 81 Fore o.s DslIsr Forward Deck ,J Ps.: .
-&-x-ported BY the public viii prevent the mpnoiO
hs from charging 81 The connections steamboat SAIoLros
Capt w. Hancox will leave the bot s,oeinson street
(nert per above Barclay street Thursday afternoon at
oclocs landing her and down the foot OF Ham
mend street lis, 9fnehs viii be kept a Mr. G. Oaynors
OF Harmon West The Napoleon will leave
foot .ohinson street ON Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
arrays, at O'clock NJ and Albany Monday Wednesday
and Friday nj o'clock.
The officers Of this boat cole owners and have followed
business for the last fifteen For passage
CT freight, apply on board, or TO
marir n JOHN BALL, No loi Barclay 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

ExPELLED.-Themas b. McElwee, from the Penn
sylvania legislature, for fighting, by vote Of IS to
% He was a member thereof.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-10

DrAD.-Charles Hammond, editor Of the Cincin-
nati Gazette.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
Jabrsan9 l2.]
95 ebt II q u n q c II.

DieIe 3eitilns ipiro jeoen Mitttpcf auf
al lem arcBen Supers6cDdl Se9er, nit gang
~ uen Sdriften, berdus9e9eben.
Ter Subicripticnss9Orc it in { baler
b, 8 csah,s, i'll 8orausbeS ablun9. =
.Sm Sal pies niht 9efdicht 10 pcroen Elm
9 baler unb flnf unp srpausis Gents an9es
sidnet.
IL Sein SubIcribent wirb fur ipenl9er ale @
NRcnate an9encmmcn, uno fetner fdnn ele
:'eituu9 auf9eben, bis ale Gliditanee oarauf
Sbbesablt ftuc.
y 9etanutmadun9en, weld1e Cit @tercd
husmodeu. wereeu ereimal fir enen 3balcr
sEinaeriidt, ,mO fir jeps fcrnere einrilfun9
.kunf uuc swanSis Gente. = Grpsere nah
'9erhdltnie.
Diejenige mrtde Die 3eitun9 nit Der peit
roer eem pritreitcr erbalten, nli'irn ltlelf
bafiir besahlen.
9lnc Sriefe an ben Seraus9eber rllicn
pcitfrei einacianot perSeiJ font rpcrcrn
iie nidlt anfge1rmmcn. ....s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
OefeufltCOe 95enpu.

Grcitaas ben 3liten Sannar, I'm lthr
gladmitta9s, ica ouf Dffcutider Sentu pers
fauft ,pcrecn, am SHauIe oes llntcrsetdnetcn,
in NaratawnY Saunld,ip, Serfs @anntY:
Cine prddi9e Ylantai6e,
oclcacn III beiagtcm Gaunfchip, itcBrnc ait
| yanp prn Charles G'adenbad, Soccb Sieri9
unc anrcre, ertbatcno un9cfdhr 1875 9Ider
eutcs Waulauo, pen rpcldlert ultacfdtr IS
Sdcr antes S,clstauc mo 20 slder 9Sielen 1T,
allies inter onten Icnicn. Garnuf 1T errid,s
tet elm 1sifrf9tes 8lc6s9Spbnbauic, 9rcee
(fcncrnc ESd,mcigcrs Schcuer, Sprin9baus
nit einer niefcbcnccn Gnc!te, tme aneere
Stuseugcbdurc; eli, outer @aumNortcn nit
oc,mcigtrm Sbit tcturet Td, dnf rcm Qono.
SGan cradltct cs fir unnrtt,9 bas @i9enthum
lncitcr III telhreiben, inpem Saufluiti9c eois
(dte III cinigcr 3cit beictcn f6nnen.
Uie gsein9rrgen irllcn am Gage hes Tcr'
foufS tctnunt 0ematbt une 9cbort9c 2lrflpars
tun9 9c9etcn nctefi, bon
9lNrab1m 0ufeuttlI.
Tou. 8. &-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
q q lh 7 / th t.

9IlIe Nirjeni9eu nelte ucd) all bie letthcs
ri9c Sirma pcn q. uuo e. Stohlrr, in Tcros
Mbeitbau Saunihip, in Den Stcbrbiltern
peer auf ir9cuo cine anbere 9lrt Id,ufcj9 iJre,
wcrosu hermit eruifiid beuadritbtigt slpis
fhcn jcBt nnc crm llten Sebrnar 1910, all
eini9en Der uutcrscidueten absubesoblcn;--
inccm nacb pbi9cr 3cit Die Sncher in Die j,ins
DC etncS Sriebensritters gum @mtrciben IL
ber9ebcn ipcrecn. @ileid,f1lls f6nnen Nicjcs
nigen, ipcld,e nrd rcdtmaei9e slufcrccruns
gen an beia9te Sirma hobcn, ihre 9iedrults
gen ipcRltcitati0t ir9leih ctnSnhdntiern.
9ltrabam 8ohler,
Gelpare SObler.
San. 8. ila-3in
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15

men mar. gr ffano fill, uno stdinih-
te lT6 frieEer in Ses WtiilIers Gtllbe.
"a er mar Ibpn i'm Se9rttf, rpiceer
nmSnfebren, ipieber iIter rie Dtaner
mo gum Genfter binein 81 itei9e,L unr
Die llbr az bplen. 9pb jeet ftn9en bic
Sunre i'm Sprfe all 81 belIen, une er
htclt es caber fit l3u9cfihrli6. Gne
lid fhten eS ibm am rafhiantlfen, neie
ter 3u fltehetl, lelhes erceirn audi tbat.
@r lief etltbe Stnncen 9eraoe auf Der
.Straee fort.
Nun 9ten9 Der 0scno utlter, Ger
Stnmel ipuree NIT gGolten beeedt,
es rarb fans fil1ffer, unb CT FAM BON
Der Strase ab. gr irrte nun cbnc
lSc9 unb SteG bur6 Scrg iinc Gha[.
uno marc balo 10 nliibe, baB er beiflcf,
ft6 nteber3ufebcil, unb ecn Wtpraen ats
5ulr1rten, SSSest fam er auf citen Su
gel, itclpertc lIber Stctne llnb bier leate
er lIb meber. CT tererete es nod.
mails, DAB er Ole ltbr ni6t 9encmmen;
unb cneli6 l6ltef CT Dor Wilici9feit Cit.
So lag er pbn9efltr brei Stunoen.
irarp es Mer9en; Die Gcn
ne 9ten9 auf. unb ihre Strablen ipeCft
ten zen SGlafer. Gr i6lu9 Die 9tus
gen onf ulb lab MTG 6refen unegnts
leeeh SaB CT geraee inter bclh @al9en
Tag. Sin friit @etin9tcr ihipebte
ilber tbm. Sic Steire roriiter er bic
9tarht 9eifplpert mar maren 0fcnf6ens
fncGen. Gridrpfen Pran9 CT auf
5ttterte uno tette am 9anse,l 2eite.
c,Sett ftel thm ctit lrte nabe ct otefe
9ta6t Hardn 9cspclfi, etucn Stebifahl
3u begeben. Gr teca6te RAP eicfer
8etlngte rermuthlitb zines SietfablS
re9en an cen @al9en gefcmnler, une
Ir1B thm rieicS ou6 gar leibt bdtte MI
,bcrflbrcn tbnneil. -Srct pber bier
Wdnuten ifanb CT Ia III Eielen 9eeans
ten; ram ftcl CT plbtltcb a,lf feline
Gntee nicrer. itno ranfte Gctt, eae er
ihnl Sraft gc9etcn rte @eriuhur9 Sn
ltbcrrinren. ;3u9lcib gclctte CT bei.
ill., rnb ibnNtp nic nIcrcr etncn Siets
ffabl 81 be9chen, ipet( ihn 8ptt jeet fc
na6brliflid) rrr etefrm 9affer 9elrornt
hattie. llnb er btelt audi fcin &errrce
6cn.
'Tc(9e nift beitlen t6ien 9iiffen;
icnbcrn fred belnen 9Sillen. .n-Si.
rad Is, 80.
SAP Der Siinbe tlift ihren @ilIerL
lct1cern : berri0c ilter lic. p Mcle,
4, Z.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
Sl0CbriCbf

mrc hermit 9egebcn al ale 91ericnsr, Die
oatet intcrceirt iluo, oas bic llntcrldricbeueu
ais 2Ibminiitratcrtn bon Der Sinter!aheuihft
ecs perftcrtencn q bra Il NJ M Her,
Ieethm ben Sitps9Hbeitbaa 2aanldlip, 9ed,a
&auntD, cruanut mcrbeu iIno. 9lle irlde,
neld,e rehtmdsige alufprccrun9en all erId9s
ter 5Hintcrladenld,aft baben, Ge!teben thre
Retbnun9ru innerhalb icd,s Ncden bon heus
ti9en Catnm al poblbcidcini9t etnsubdnots
gru-llno icld,e, bic anf irgeno cute sIrt ,tuls
Dig Tuo, wcrbeu hermit ouf1eforbert bis ;u
crmelretcr 3ett 91ihti9tcit 81 mahen.
SDcter Odller, oI>,,;,r,,s
Soiepb Otiller '''''''
Ndr. 8. liq-Gn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
9SerbDr-Gtf

Tadfcfoeubcs III cine Site Der 9ehtsfdltc
weldre in Der Court pcn Scmnlcn GlcdS bon
4eo1a SauntD perhbrt tpereen irlIen, Die am
NRcntaqe ben 3ten Scbrudr, IN Der Stopt
9lllentalu, ibrcn 9lnfan9 nehmcn uno cine
gSrdc oauern fol-:
u Selfrip9c uub 8iIicn 9c9rn War9aret
QSilIcn.
p Giaac 9ub ge9en Scbn gacr.
- 9lbraham lcarrls 9e9en Stedcl NIB
SterD.
4) S,rnrY Gclb 9c9en Scbn @cBaer.
50 Schn 8ncppID ge9en Quopt9 Sdmiot.
50 raccb GciIp gc9en Spbn WcD.
y S3enrY Srtt oe9en qeiIip Rumbaier.
g loeurp 6ramlih 9c9en Scbn Staut uno
Midae[ 9ridlcrt Jun.
81 @briitian S. Seitct Gutcrier bon Scbn
Semmc rer gcgcn cSaccb Ciadcnbad, uuo crbu
&emmersr, fen. administrators ccs perfrrs
bencn cacct Scmmcrer.
100 Nenrp Se9clY, iiberlctcnSer Grecutor
oes oertcrbencn Sbrlitian Se8clp 9e9en IHe'
ter 5SegeiD
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
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CT 9tultalten trefen, i'm ndbifen Srlihe
jatre ein Stiif 9lnb baifitt gu bebaltf
en- ? lluiere et9ene grfahrui9 perbans
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II Gents anieeen, fotpliroe Dies cinen
burb DIE Siitterin9 cer Gliben oerans
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d,cn, uno oaS alle5 BON einem 9ttfer.
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net Der 8llbe rpiirbe i'm TriIhiabree a6
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pRegt ;u haben, uno piirte init 8ers
9nii9cn ieben, rae ite lit 9lltcnt .3us
ifaacc iI0 tefinrcn.
.g Salttin. Sarlner.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
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