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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
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eem WoilcugeridNt urn eed,a @auntp, lca auf
rfenniher 9ienou uertduft fpel Den, am Cams
iiasc ben often MdrI nm 10 llbr 8crmits
tags, auf Gem pIaee leltit:
3pei 9eluiile Snife 9anr,
nebf ,usebor, lie9enb in SbersSatcna Gam,
fdip, eeda @auutp, ndmIid,: go. |, iiceeno
an eano pcn Deter pinn, gIbrabam Seli uno
aneere, enttdlteno II 9lfer uno 50 Rutben
beifebeno aus gutem SauIanb, II. {. 10. @ine
6ffentlide StraBe Idnft cielem Strid, eanO
entlaug.
$50. 2.-Gine Sotte Soc(,lanc,
liceeno an qano ocu 9lnereas gRaller, csohn
!, Dber9er nno auoerer, enthalleno 3 96er
nno cine Nntbe.
@s III bas hinterIaeene 8ermSoen bee pers
fforbenen Sobn Seiber, Iebtbiu BON
Sber'Sdccna, eehd @auntD.
Die Seen9un9eu lcuen am Io9e bee 8ers
fanfs befannt gemadlt, uno sluflpartun9 ges
9eben iperoen, pom
Ganluel Geiber, , or,,,,,....
Satomon Seicer. ''' 0'0'
Turh Die Court
@arIS 9. 8uitb Gbreiter.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
8 d . Domnin a, 9ISminiltrator
eer perlicrbenen Qefefpfp Nartei.
pie Mreintnnrer . Qpfd,r.

9Ii Der Spfee Der Sreimaurer III phHas
seIpta ifetet her Serausgeter Der United
States Gazette, Der nod, nidt gar lan9e gum
@rremciiter Der ecfd,e 9erpiblt wurce. Die
fer Wsarn bat rhuIGneif cine Mhtbsi!un9 in
fetne 3eitn9 onf9enommen, wcrin bic Gj e.
aenfretmanrereD iebr UerdttIid bee
hnneeIt 1T. Ia bic United States Gazette
etnes ccr pcrnehnli;en Sraane Der Wbgpars
1T, 70 mcdltEn mir bic 9lnflbrer eerfeIten oar
auf alifnierfiam MAIDEN, peIde Scl9en aus
einer aerinafddeigen SebaneIunq Der 9Intis
nidfcns cntitsben mnGeu, uue oas jeocr Der,
ind,, bic 6reimnnrerri miceer empcr ,u brin'
gen, une nit ber pclitif "a oermiiteu, cine
nnperSfqlidle Organization Ger gegenfret
manrrr i'm qanien Stdat uerurllden miro
-9sat 9BddTcr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
OefeutliCje Q3enrlt.

Cieutdas cen 2tru nno Hicuitaas ben 16,
ten WdrI all teieen Id9cu Inn 10 llhr @crs
mittogs, fclt all Dem SNauie res llnterieidlne,
ten, in Snr,lHheithau thentIid gum Iertauf
an9ebcten ipereen:
pferce nnb pferbe Giefdlirr, 9Rncpisb,
Sd,weine, 3 ein0duis @d9eu, SOocies, eli
ne SuIfeD, Q Socl;Id,Iiticu, pfHge, @ggen,
hebit nrd piclerlri J1duSs une Sausrn @jes
rdthldafteu, al ruritduf:i9 ,u mcleen,
lie Stcln9un9en Icllen am GAGE ees 8ers
faufs bcfdnut gemdht uno 2lufwartung ge9es
ben psrrcn, bon
gbarIeS Olert.
Seb. IL. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
" a q, / q, rita
Gcn. GSarrifun's Nabinct.

Ter "OiattcnaI Sntelligeucer" fagt ba6
es nun fur flheti,d, angencmmcn lci, cab
fclgenee S.erren pae @dbtnct Dee uenen Nres
Rccnten anemad'en merbcn:
Staates Sccrctdr: CAMEL gBebRer bon
0ga6tdluieus.
! Seeretdr her ed,aefammer: Gbemas
Grina, pcn Sbic
SriesS Secretdr Srhu Bel BON Genncs
fe.
Secretir Ger Tar9: George 6. Sar9er,
pcn 9tcresSdrrlnd.
eereral.gcllnedlcr: Sranci6 Granger
tcu 9tutcff.
asroh9amolt 6. 8. Gritteurcu, UCu
AcnindD.
Sine teiferc SIuemnH hitte wcbl f,h,pers
iih getrrffeu mereen teuncn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
sssbergcbf Ser .0forff ffpreifc.
QhiIaeelphia. Nctrnar I2.


Slanrmo DR G hl. - QSdbreno eicier
lRcthe mnroeH ,piiden uno 1000 Tdlicr
fnr sluefnhr orrtanft ~ 81 75. Sin Srcaos
Straee perfluft eaS Nas su 81 90. 9lc9s
genmehl halt I'D, So. Sn ilBeiihfernmehl it
fem 9Gedllei ocraefalIcu, uno weni9 9tads
frage. Cie'e YScGle iIno 2467 SdlIer 1laur
nad SIcs smerifa perfhift fprroeu.
Tru .-gGeui9 @cld,dftc fInc lcttlidh
in 8rltdlt aaer art gethan mcrben. Gic less
ten @erfdlife ncn S,afer murocn sn q Gents
eenad't qeIbcs gSslihtorn as Gents weis
ges f3 !; penniIipanilher @aiSen it SO bis
95 @eHts.
SO hisfep- Sn Tdher prrFauft ~ 81
Gents ole @aIIcu; in AO8sheaos l9 @ents.
Siebmarft.-54O ShladltchIen mas
rem i'm Warft; LOG ptrfauften pcu 81 bis
s.; Seuhe unb Stilber mdrcn I40 I'M Wartt,
8erfdufe prn s27 bis 35.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
Gin SehcitenltIlieEen.

SamitdgS ben 27ltcn Sebruar, miro am
Hdnie bon Scbn Q dams, in RoresgBheits
hdll, elm Sd,eibenidiceeu fat f ren, nit
Sugsln aus freier Ndnb duf 80 Shriff
uno aufgele9t Guf 100 Sdritt; aleibfaas
nit Sdrct duf go Sdritt,
Sir @Olo uno Siltcr.
Die freie 6anb'Sd,iseu BON qecta GauHs
~ ,percrn hermit ein9elapen cem Sdeibsns
ihleBen teBnmcbneu, fpeuu lie einmaI a b
9ebte9eltwercen praen, pom cen
Tcros s@beitbalIer G6iiten.
Ueb. IL. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
Serl,ciratE,cf:

am IeereH ECnnerffa9e, nurdl BEN Gbrp.
sserrH gjermar, S.r. Hc m8pr & nit D2ie
@atbartna yeafsI, beibe BON Sbsr,
mlhfcrb.
slnl leeten Grntng, hurdb tenfclten, Sscrr
8itl ia Saceb y, nit DIie Sppbfa
s inf, beibe ren bieier Stabt
slm leeten Eienifag, bnrc1 oen Ghrp. sorn
Sdasrt sr. Abam Shnefber, It !DdB
9 ar b & nj me-, beiee pon Soanncprr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17

GiHe Geridtivprnna cutbecef. .-@6
trlrp aenricc5 bae teulit cine aue9enebnte
2erifhmCrlnN inter Den 9icacrn III 9luauFl,
Gerrdien, euteeft iperocn, lei rcn mtldner
Elm metfer Uidnu rer &ufhhrcr mar, Ter
NIdu mar, ea6 bic Nedcr IL elmer 9emiicn
2elt Gle 91eieeu uberfdNcu iclter, unb dilee
ermcroen me bic @anfcn erbredlen melIteu.
Gtn lneieer Mann uberh6rte een pIau, unp
mcloete eenfrlben oem eeridt. Cir meiiten
Der 9fdeelefllbrcr ftno eingefan9cn pSrren.
Gle fDwmcn mHs 0ebcu--@s erId,cis
ncn IN einsm eigj9eu 5ohrhuncert uber 400
WiilIicuen M'ntd1en duf Der &rNc - lpiecu
thre 9eiChdftiarn Ncilen unc infen biuab in
Ole epiae ger9ciienheit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
: De. 8 Dec. . gles !!

sxf<z zsS maara ISL isaI, mi spirp "a ani i
l[4 No SffentIid'er Brubu pers
HxH 5E2 n fault perren, anf benz
a1Hzfza- = ~ -zzkslS Ngorft 8iered in Der
GEabt efc, pennflpanier Gebiete:
Brei bnBenb Bluthbufbe 4; fed,sunbiudtis
3ig Stn1 Isere @eIefilfeu Sin DuBenb
SdlefrsJnelTer, bic belonoer6 ba,u geinadlt
ipafef, felt Der WdbI, ber eCfcfcfc Bndens
bdrte iu befd,eersr bds Srdni Der Guttred,
fnrp Clutter, r,SdlaBfammer) /; cine Dlilipn
iiid,t ausgefnDte Sdlaefamner'Nrten &C. ,c.
silIse @igentbum Der @eritcrbeHen pofcfcfe
pdrtei. Die Benbu miro ibren 9lnfana neb'
men teftiumt beim eid,tdnjiinoen eeIeIben
Edqes, uio wirb frrteauern bis llhr Cnid,s
ffen) Wcraens. ollie ycfcfofc Stud,enbider
iperoen benadrihtiaet fir quite 9lufwirtung
81 fergen. Sdwade @etrinfe iperoen nidlt
aeouIoet, befcneers Seieer. = Sm SdlI
eae bic ueriammeten erfcfrfrs III arg tpeis
ren Iiuo fdlreien fclIten mdhrene bem 0ers
tdif, 70 iIno felgenee 9Ipcfiel Der ecfefcfes
fpdrtei hermit hrinaeno erfidt, 9rrlfreeen
5u bdIten: s: @cb. 9Iadffoue uue sNr e'Iaub
BON ted,d Batter 2Ilcer, pen Serfs; Srtra,
bon Waidiingtrn; G,. Bart, urn Sllt Serfs
nne SNdn6 ynllifeier, pom Suoeu. sliles
tpiro rerfauft auf frei Credit BIG oen 3llfei
glprit ndhiieus.
Sad Domnin a, 9leminilfrator
her pcrlfcrbenen 9ofofcfo partei.
g. q. Cd sur 3eit ees erIlaten 8erfauf6
betauntIidl fein Mcnofhein lein tpire, uuo
2itt jecenfdNs netbwsnNig III, fc miro rer
"Stern i'm Often" Die Sceue tRrd, ieineu
ufnaild,en Wldn,erte(en. --Yud5 8. Bauer
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
81 a drtdlt

tpiro hermit gegsbsn, baB Der llnterleidInefe
dls @recutcr rer 6intsrlaBenfdoft bes pers
ltCrbenen . lila pete r, leethtn pen S,ei,
celber9 Qaunfhip, eeda @dnniD, ernannt
rCreen 1T. 9lIIe pisjcniqen, meld,e 2Inlprlls
dle an eriagfe SliutertaGenfhaft haben, iper,
oen hermit benddiridtigt, oaR Ie spifden
jeet uno eem nadIffen |. gipril ihre Ofi6fdns
DC al ben llntei ihriebeneu atsubesahlen has
ben. HeBgleidlen iperoen aud, ale bieienis
aen, peldle Slnfcrccrun9en babsn an erfaafe
N.interladenlhaft benahridtieet taB fe
t1re Ne httiJ.n robl beihelnilt bis Ma
ermeloetem Dato al cen unterIhriebsnea
einSubringen bnten
5aeeb Tctcr, Ercsutrr.
Ncprii1r II. iq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
81 a e()rtdt

pire hermit gesebeu, bae Die llnterieihnefeH
ais sIomiiilitratcren Der s,inferlahenIdiaft
Der periforbenen Maraareth hmnfb
&c r. lesthin pen Neoelberg gaunltip, pes
chd eanntD, ernaunt 10 rnen lIno. 9lIle eies
jenigsn, neld,e 9Infprildie an erfaeie hiuters
lnlteniddft haben, merren hermit benad,rid,,
flget eaB fle spilhen jsbt umb rem uid,lfen
|. 2Ipril ihre 0iaditinee an Die linterfdrisbes
nen abjube,dhlen baben. Deealeid,en mers
ZEN audi ale niejenigen, ipsldie 9lnfcrperuus
gen haben All erfagtsr s,iuteridlfenftaff,
oena hrl htiget, ol6 Ge ibre 0f,baiua a
wohl bslhelni9t bic gum srffgsmelpefe II Cas
TO an bic llnterihriebeuen .sin;ubringen bas
btH.
Deter Hoth, D o,s
prter OlllIer, fen. S'o''' u
Ssbruar, IL. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17

glri DcrIeEien Gcntagr, i'm sonnIe pcn e,chn
Gd9ers gfa. III SdserepiIIe, am glerYenfes
Der. eepiHn 6olbi9, i'm slltes pOn 20
Sabre unb 10 Gage.
2in 6ten s5ebruar IN ceaHcreT, an Der
sslrneHtsiInouH9. Warp 9Int. zcdter bes
ssfH. assrnhaR Jfekn til IL Dlcnai
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
2eelia Srlllfe.

Sc fno 100 9IntbeiIe an rieier Bride ia
rerfanfsu. Eieieni9eu, weffe aeHeigf frin
mcdtten, 2Infbeile ju fnnfen, beiirben fId, an
ben llnterleidueten su tpeneen, brr ihuen Die
Seoingunaen erfIdren wiTb.
SSCbn s. Graule, SGaBmeiifcr.
Seb. IL. nq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
sl7,s4s sl8
CSr.

Sr.
gaar besahtt auf 9lnpeililn9en Der
@cnrmi6ioner6:
2ln @rinbs uno petit.Sus
rers, 935 90
2lu @enifabler fir ben Gonrs
ten beisHmohnen, I49 49a
Gcrcners @ebt reu, IL So
(SefingniehaIter Gjebhtrsn
nno Srhaltun9 Der ges
fareenen, 173 23a
Gebnhren ees @eurtsglerfs ITO 80
90. prothcnctars, il2 IS
DO. Court GreDsr, 46 so
Sin StaatSs 9lumalt, 28 so
Sur Gtaatssprcseee, 32S 80
6ur tlnterhalmiia bon Bers
BREEDER i'm pitlit,. 3ufts
baufr BON pennfipauisu, 81 90
- 1892 A.
grrl6titrs neiter uno 9lusbeGerung
alter 0ritfen:
gejaaIt fur bic Grrihlnns
einfr ueIen hol1ernenen
EFE6e IN e 9gteitta1,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
Gille llnifornl.

Bon Der DarrilcHs@arbe IN biIlia su perEnus
fen, beiaebeuo aus 12ed. Snoien, aaprs rnb
Gquiplsnna. wlan melce 1A bri
gcmuno @. 3adarias.
aarNlanr, 8fh o. ~ 3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
1888.
Sacpb S,ettman,

Die Oten9 George Satera Sdatner eefa @ountn
1fn Sor 1910 biz gum Bitten Gem 1910 telee Sage init ens
QeId,D6eu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
Gin beuttlter s5aQ.

Sim Mcntdae ben 22ifeH Tetrunr, (glas
fhinstcn's @ebnrtstag) nirb in rem Nanfe
ces llnterseihneten, in 2IlIenfann, Elm nsuf.
fher BaGt gebaIien mercen. 2llIe Siehho6er
Dieiss 8er9nifaens fnc hermit eiuaelacen.
Cur cute WlnlIf nnc Grfiilhunaen ii sefcrsf.
9inlcfbD Gjeioner.
AaeHiaurt 0ebr- II. Hq-Im
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17

8ermil6tc 9(ns9aben:
DeSablt an 9phn 2. G'ibcns
fur prcfceicnelle Dienite
eem @aimtD aeleiifet, 100 90
2ln Daniel Biumer I'm Der
slbgra bung ron @rirfes
mer's Berg ucrsuilebeH so 90
Rotten um einen Staatsnfa
BON SIlIentaun nad) 9HeIfs
eheifer anssnIe9sn, lSl IL
Sur Maurer,qIrbeIt an benz
ecnrthans s.rf, nnc an
1necren pldben, 96 52k
Sur Sahren uuo sIrbeit fir
ben IwRen ees eauutDs, 90 94
6Ar SdlfeibsEeei unD 2Inss
beBernngen in Der 9}egis
ffers uHo Hefcrrersglalts
7Ahs, IS %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
llntcrrid,t orner &inNer

9Sabl gllle9abe1
Sir llnfclfeu nm Die Wahp
len fur 9iidter uub Srie'
csnsridnter ;u haIfeu, 169 sol
Siir .lntcifen I'm bic dlge,
msine gBdhl Su haltsn, 300 60
Sur llufofen nm bic prelis
centen SGdhl iu bdlten, 1856 10
Sir llufciten her 9teturns
rihter mad, ShuplfiG @tp s 10
6iir llufoiien Der 9iemru'
ridter uad Gortbamptcn
@au1tp, 3 80
SAT 204
9lusbe6erun9en an zen rfentli6en
0jebdnGen:
6ir slusbeeernngeu an bem
@nuntnsttefin9nie, 25 04
6iir sInebeeerungsu an Gem
Scurtbaule, l53 09
ITO 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
9lnleiben !:

9e,ahIt zine 9lnIeite II. Sns
treHe an 81. Guqelinan, 1901 13
Sir stnIsibe uno Gntreee,
an Die gicrtbt. HduF 1856 Ga
Tur 9IuIelhc uuo SntereGe
an lNeurD g8icauc, 5l7 so
6itr SInleihe unb cSttcreee
all Schn M. 9iitter, 1854 so
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-17
GcifentliCi, Sr1Bcn

SeSshft an Refd'tider rrn
q3ea. .Suries fur Sdaben 2l7 90
Sur Shaeeu auf We9e, 496 80
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28
From the Petersburg, Cva) Intelligencer.

From the Petersburg, (Va) Intelligencer.
DlED--On Saturday, the 4th nst., MIR. A.
s. JEFFRIEs, formerly of Mecklenburg county
in this State, but for the last two years an es-
teemed resident of Petersburg, leaving an af-
fectionate wife and one child, together with a
large circle of attached friends tto mourn
the loss which they have sustained in his
death.
At a call meeting of the petersburg Light
DrGgoonS," held at Friends Hotel, on the
evening of the 9TH Sep'r: The object of the
meeting having been explained by the Chair
man, Capt. MEADE, in an eloquent and feeling
manner, the following Preamble and Resolu-
tons were adopted:
Whereas an all-wise Providence has depri-
we'd lis of one of our beloved comrades, and
brave generous and useful officer; as a means
oftestifying our deep sense the deprivation
and misfortune with which it has pleased Hea-
ven to visit us
Be it Resolved, That we severely and deep
ly feel the loss we have sustained in the
death of our beloved comrade, ACHILLES S.
JEFFRIEs.
Resolved, That the widow and relations
of the deceased have our heartfelt sympa-
thies.
Resolved, That, as a testimony of love and
respect for the deceased, we will wear Grape
on the left arm for thirty days.
Reslved, That copy of these Resolutions
be sent to the widow of the deceased, with
the expressions of our coincidence and SYM
pathy.
Resolved, That the foregoing proceedings
be published in the Petersburg Inteiligencer
and the Statesman.
R.K. MEAD9, Chairman.
F. E. HATCHER, Sec'ry.
Mr.. A. S. Jeffries, the subject of the above
obituary notice, was well known and highly
respected in this community.
The tribute ofrespect, which paid his men,
ory by his companions, was richly merited by
his moral worth and socia. qualities.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

MARSHAL,S SALE.


Horne Gurley & Baker,
VS. I'm Vend. Exp
The Columbus g. Tom
bigby Transportation to Dec. Term le4l
Company.
I virtue OF the above specified writ
ADto me directed from the Honorable
District Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Mississippi, | will
sell on Monday the
4th day Of October 1s4I.
at the Courthouse of Lowndes Coun.
ty, the following described property to
wit:
Lots number one and three in sec
ton one. lots one and two, in section
eleven, east half,of north east quarter,
section twelve, and fractional section
number two, township eighteen south
of range nineteen west, and east half
Of fractional section, number ten, town
ship nineteen north, range seventeen
east.
Levied on as the property of the defen-.
dant Calvin Howell, to satisfy the above
named Execution and all cost.
A. K McCLUNG.
Marshal ". Dist. Mss
By ]. w. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus Aug 2Ist 164l.-pf 7.5d :
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

...rv where furnished Of the readiness OF
~ true and gallant Wings to exercise thls
I,vleoe, whenever patriotism demands is
PLcb inspires the patriot with hope. II
", no nainful to them TO oppose those, whom
,noy S themselves elevated TO powcr-to whose
wy .,sv thew had looked for the consumation
-, and salutary measures. They viii
bseore they will strike. But strike they
IJ N ~ sure as there is a God. if they find that
thew have been betrayed, or their confidence
abused. -,
,bs state of feeling in Charles City, the ma
rive county of Mr.. Tyler-upon the receipt
of,be intelligence Of the Veto, In the ex-
cnement Of the moment--which was aggra-
y.ledb BY the rumor that the President had a.
handoned his party, and was in close commu-
MON with the Loco Focos-the adversaries
ofll the great principles for which the Wings
had eontended, a meeting Of the people was
surgested TO give vent to the deep mdigna-
lion which all telt. But one feeling prevailed
that ofabhorrence at the supposed treacne,
nv. Moderate counsels, however, in'erposeu
To avert the storm. Il was well urged Ihat
the President is our friend--let us cTedit ho'h-
ing derogatory to his patriotism or his homer
without the evidence. Letu us near OSlore n we VIC
strike. Ifthe worst prove Ius, we snali OsS
nothing by delay. we may theh striAe Win
double the effect.
aThis feeling Of forbearai.ce towards the
President, accompanied by an infexlble de-
termination to spare not even brother who
proves false 10 his faith, pervades the Wing
party Of the country. 1t is this which consti-
tutes this great party tho ornament and stay
of the Republic. Il is this which gives ear
nest that its foundation are laid too deep and
broad in the popular affection, to be shaken
by scheming and trading politicians, who may
assume the garb Of purism to disguise their
sefshness.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

+ CONTRIBUTIONS By THE SENArR.-We CO.
py the following from the National lntelligen-
Ger, Of last Tuesday The new cabinet. nomi-
nations are confirmed. We rejoice at the
confirmation Of Mr.. Everett as Minister TO
England, for his rejection would have caused
fearful heart -bUrnings between the North and
SOuth:--LO1tisUiLle Journal.
II Senate was occupied the whole of yes
terday in the consideration of Executive nOmi-
nations, few Of the results of which have yet
come to our knowledge. Among the most in
terestng and important was the confirmation
Of the nomination of Edward Everett to be
Minister to Great Britain.
The following appointments were also con-
hrmed during the evenings sitting:
Walter Forward, Secretary Of the Treasu-
y; John Mclean, Secretary Of War; A. p.
Upshur, Secretary Of the Navy; Charles A.
'Wickhfe, Of Kentucky, Postmaster General:
hugh 5. Legare, Attorney General; William
Hunter, (now Charge d. Afaires,) to be Min
lster Plenipotentiary to Rio De Janerio; Robert
MN,..Walsh, v, Secretary Of Legation to the same;
William Boulware, Of Virginia, Charge d
Aiialres to Naples; James ID. Doty, Govornor
Of Wisconsin; Major s. Churchill, to be In.
sPector General Of the Army,in the place o.
ueneral Wool, promoted.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

The END OF THE SEssIoN.--The two hou-
ses Of Congress adjourned last evening accor-
ding to previous resolution, after one of the
most labonous and huilful sessions that has
ever been held. Except in the first Congress
beginning IN March, ,T7S6, and ending in March.
l79l, and the session of lSlI-12, no other
session has given birth to measures, taken to-
gether, Of equal Importance, Cor which promise
so abundant a harvest Of blessing to the
present and future generations as that which
has just closed.-Nat Int, Sept. IA.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28
H. B. GOODRICH"
NOW LOOK AT THES!!!
COLUMBUS, SEPT. %, Il


CAPT. ROBERT BLAKELEY,
Dear Sir, Seeing my name used in a
certificate signesby Joseph w. Wood
ward, and pY ghed in the columbus
Democrat of 9Th inst, in which he,
(Woodward IS that he heard con-
versation betS rus respecting the Gal
lon Law, in v he states that you ad
vocated the reeeal of said Law, / now
take this opportunity of stating to you
and all others interested, that no such
statements were ever made to me or in
my presence, as are set forth in said cer-
tifcate. All that | ever heerd you say
on the subject was, that you would sup
port law, that woul ID impose a heavy
licence of from two hundred to one thous-
and dollars on all those who retail spirits,
thereby raising a revenue to the State.
Yours, respectfully,
THOS. G. AMES.
Columbus, Sept. 26, 1841.
certify that | was present when the
conversation referred to, took place be-
tween Capt. R. Blakeley, and Mr.. Ames,
and would state, that the statement made
by Mr.. Ames is correct IN all It's partic'
ulars.
THOMAS LEWIS.
1t appears that Mr.. Fl. B. Goodrich is
willing to acknowledge that he was the
originator of the report mentioned in
my card of the 21st inst, and goes on to
prove his assertion, by getting certificate
from J. w. Woodward. leave it to the
public 10 decide whe ther the statement
made by Mr.. Woodward has not been
entirely rufuted by the statements of Mes
srs. Ames and Lewis. He also refers to
Col. Blair, and bis son, Mr.. David Blair,
Messrs. Cockrell, Allen, and Long, for
the truth of the statement. | do not deny
having a conversation with Mr.. Goodrich
in the presence of Messrs. Cockrell, Allen,
and Long, in which advocated the re-
peal of the Gallon Law, for the sake of
argument, and at the same time, told Mr.
Goodrich that | would debate any subject
that he might mention and | would take
the opposite, in the Cceronean Society.
And | am authorised by Messrs. Davis
Cockrell, William Allen, and Richard
Long to say that they considered at the
time the conversation took place, that |
was arguing tor the sake of amusement,
knowing my opinion to be contrary from
what then advocated. Neither do deny
but what | have argued with Mr.. q. in
the presence Of other gentlemen, as have
always made it point to take the oppo-
site side of any question that he might
advance for the sake of amusement, not
thinking he would maliciously seize upon
anything might say, and use it as pollt-
cal stock, thinking by so doing, that he
might defeat me, (being my opponent) in
the coming election
ROBERT RLAKELEY.
Sept. %, 1s4l. pf god.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

p@ President Tyler addressed letter. the
other day, to the Hon. John Mclean, urgently
soliciting him to accept the Office of Secretary
OF War. Judge Mclean promptly returned
answer, declining the appointment.--LouisuilIe
Journal.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

From the Columbus Democrat of the % inst
T OOK AT THIS!-In the "Southern Ar
IL gus" of the 2lst inst. the following no.
tce appeared:
NOTICE.
UNDERSTANDING that there is a
u report in circulation, that | am in
favor of a repeal ofthe liquor law, | there
fore take this method of informing the cit
iZens of~Columbus, that | am not at this
time. nor have | ever been, heretofore in
favor of its repeal, therefore pronounce
The report as false and utterly void of
foundation, and intended only to injure
me in the coming election.
ROBERT BLAKELEY.
Columbus, Sept Is, 1P4l.
In order that my dow citizens may
ascertain whether th report mentioned in
the above notice be- alse and utterly void
of foundation, | 8ill refer them to Col.
Blair, and his son, Mr.. David Blair, TO
Messrs. Davis Cockrell, VIM. Allen and
Richard Long, and TO the following Ger.
tificate:
MS Is TO certify, that | was IN Mr.
Thomas G. Ames' HoSSe in Company
with Capt Robert BlaI -sswho stated
unreservedly 10 Mr.. AM Ne, Blake
ley was opposed to aWonly
known and called the land
that he was in favor of II Of said
Law. This conversatioff-srds made by
Capt. Robert Blakeley since he has been
a candidate for Constable, for the town
of Columbus. In testimony of which, !
hereunto affix my. name and seal.
JOSEPH " DWARD, L. S.
Columbus, 3, 1841.
| am ch wing currency to
the report, well founded, and
the gentlemats In reference has
been made will e my Fellow citi-
zens that the repor also well founded,
and not utterly void foundation.
Sent, %. lS4I.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

IL The Washington letter otthe Raltnore
american, dated on Sunday, the 18th INST,
says:
Me-. Webster will reatin bis place. at leas,
iOrthe present, and i IS understood =, gI1s he
earnest solicitation Of the President Of the II IT
States. S -
There is a deep ieelug manifested il ,ho
by the state oflhinep rrowno ont IS g .s .se
sgnaiion Of the cabinet. and ths second ~ s',e
rise Of the veto power. Il 3 n,,;,e 81,
80 oe some sori Of manifesto sent