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MUSICAL.
ENTERTAINMENT

a Musical Entertainment will be given at
"a the Baptist Meeting house in Middlebu-
ry on Monday evening the 9Th day OF August
1871, BY the
Woodstock Band,
under the direction of Mr.. MANN. late of the
Boston Brass Band. For further particulars
see large bills.
Doors open at 7 o'clock,-exercises to com.
mence at half past 7-preciSely.
VI Admittance % cents-Tickets 10 BE- had
at the Vermont Hotel.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

JUDI IUDLICIILD,
Rev. DR.. Merrilps Thanksgiving Sermon,
containing a History Of Middlebury.
Prest. Labaree's Fast Day Sermon, on the
Delth of Gen. Harrison.
Prest. Labaree's Inaugural Address.
Any of the above may be had at this office.
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of slavery. Could they not see that the effect
would not be to elect Judge Williams, but to
throw an apple of discord among the wings of
the state, give courage to the locos, prevent an
election by the people, and fill the Legislature
with turmoil and dissention.
But since p%enning this article, we learn.
that the last Herald contains a communica.
ton reprehending the starting ola new ticket
with the utmost severity, and denying thatthis
move is in accordance with the wishes of the
wings of Rutland County: and we further
learn with great pleasure, from an article in
the Burlington Free Press, that the rumor that
Mr.. Foot was among the disaffected, is Who'll
ly unfounded, and that this gentlemen is ready
to lend his most cordial support to the nomin-
ees of the late state convention. If any of our
party still remain in Rutland County, who
have been led astray by false ~conceits and in
dividual preferences, let them speedily return
back, under the guidance of wisdom and bet
ter information. We once fought shoulder
10 shoulder, and ~vanquished the myr-
midons of corruption and misrule. Let us not
loose by our discord, the fruits of a victory
which we achieved by our union.
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WANTED.

A JOURNEYMAN PRIN FER,-any .young man Having n
II practical knowledge Of the printing business, who wishes 20
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!. SrEAKNS
MidJIebury, July 20, 1874. I'D
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Middlcbury Academy.

lFENHE Trustees ofthis institution have long
= been DESTROYS to obtain a permanent ill.,
%strucior, of such qualifications as will give this
seminary a commanding influence in promo.
ting the cause of English and classical educa.
ton. They are therefore happy in being able
to announce that
Mr.. AZARIAH HYDE, A. M,
has accepted the Office of Preceptor. The
classical standing of Mr.. Hyde, and the fact that
he has, for three years, been a successful i~nstruc-
tor in one Of the most respectable Academies
in the state, may inspire the community with
great confidence in him as a teacher. Mr..
Hyde has made such arrangements that he will
be able 10 accommodate several young gentle
men with board, &c. in his own family. Those,
who wish for this privilege, will find it for their
interest to apply to him as soon as the Com
mencement in MiddIebury College.
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Groceries. &c.

OrOcerleS, &C.
AUGARS, Molasses, Teas, Coffee, Raisins,
- Rice. Saleratus, Sal Soda, Ginger, AllsDics
Pepper, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Indigo,
Logwood, Redwood, Coperas, Alum. Saltpetre
&c. for sale at tle Auction 81 Commission
Store by Il. BECK~ITH.
July, 1S4l.
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We give an account of this daring outrage
upon all law, from the Cincinnati Republican,
learned from eye witnesses of the tragedy.
son Saturday, the 10th inst, in pursuance
OF notice, about five hundred citizens of Bour-
bon, to which were added some from Scott and
Harrison counties, came into Williamstown in
solemn procession and most perfect ORDER
They had chosen their SherifS to act for the
OCCASION, and proceeded to the Jail, and de-
manded the prisoners, Maythe and Couch
Ihe sheriff of Grant refused TO give them up,
or the keys of the prison: he offered, however,
no other resistance, and the people at once
broke open the doors. They then took the
prisoners, placed them in an open wagon, their
irons on them, took up the line of march with
out the least noise or confusion, TO the spot of
ground where the murder was attempted, "a
bout four miles distant. By this time the num-
Der assembled was believed to have been at
least two thousand. After arriving on the
ground, Mr.. O1Hara, a member of the bar, ad-
dressed the people for som time upon the
proprlety of permitting the law to take its
course. He was listened TO with the utmost
silence and respect, but without apparently
altering the determination Of a single person
present. The preliminaries were then adjus-
ted, and the prisoners were asked if they had
any thing to say previous to the closing OF
their earthly accounts. One ofthem, Maythe,
addressed a few remarks to the people, admit
ted the commission of the act for which they
were to suffer, denying, however, that it was
his wish to commit actual murder. Religious
service was then performed by a clergyman
present, and Maythe and Couch were hung
in their irons, upon a tree standing over the
same spot where their crime was committed.
Rude collins were constructed, and they were
buried. The crowd then dispersed in the SAME
perfect order"
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NOTICE..

This is to certify that, I have given my son
Alphouzo T. Amidon, his time during his
n1HorIty and shall therefore claim none Of his
earnings or pay any debts of his contracting
after this date.
ORIN ANIDON.
Bristol. July, 10th IG1. 10:3w .
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GREAT MEETING AT NATIONAL HALL
Agreeably to the call for a meeting of those
in favor of the passage by Congress Of a bill
to incorporate a Bank of the United States,
with power TO establish branches in the sever
al states and territories, a great number of cit
liens assembled at 8 o'clock Monday evening
in front of National Hall, in Canal street.
We are happy to say that the expectations of
those who hoped by this meeting to sow the
seeds of discord in the Wing ranks were sig
nally disappointed. 1t was given out in GER
tain quarters that the members of the Cabinet
at Washington, were to be censured at this
meeting and that Mr. Webster, in particular,
would be held up as a traitor to the cause for
his supposed concurrence in the views of the
President on the Bank question. So far from
this, the meeting was unanimous in expressing
entire confidence in the wisdom and honesty
of purpose of every individual member of the
cabinet, while regret was expressed that MIR
Claws plan for a Bank, had not met the hearty
concurrence of every Wing at Washington
The result of this meeting, it is to be hoped,
will teach the would be ~disorganizers, that a
difference Of opinion on a single point viii moi
disturb the harmony of the wing party, or d.
minish any of its strcngth.-N. Y. Express.
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Mr.. Castinas, a native Greek will deliver a
lecture in relation to his Country, the nature
of which is more particularly explained in his
hand-bill. He has shown to us letters CON-
mandatory of his performances from several
highly respectable gentlemen from abroad
who have witnessed them, from which we
should expect he would make himself highly
Interesting, to his hearers.
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Jesse Grandy,
S. P. Strong,
B. F. Haskill,
r. t. Robinson, Vice
Rev. X. Haven, Presidents.
j. A. Allen,
Samuel Johnson,
Hon. Harvey MunsilI.
Prof. A. Twining Corresponding Score.
iary,
Horace James Recording Secretary.
Rev. T. A. Merrill, Elias Bottom, Clark
Rich, Rev. Jacob Scales and Rev. Mr.. Prin.
die, Executive Committee.
Rev. t. A. Merrill. Gen. VIM. Nash, Rod.
man Chapman, Clark Rich, Rev. Mr.. Meach-
am, Hon. Harvey Munsill, Rev. K. Haven.
Rev. J.. T. Goodhue, Matthew Gordon and
Elias Bottom were appointed delegates to the
National Temperance Convention TO be held
at Saratoga.
HORACE JAMES, Secretary,
The Vergennes Vermonter will confer n
favor by copy ing the above.
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Estate of StiIIman Dewey.

Estate of StilIman Dewey.
We the subscribers. being appointed, by the
Probate Courtof the District of Addison com-
missioners. to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against tho
estate of
Stillman Dewey,
late of Middlebury in sad Dist riot, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto ; And six months from the goth
day of July inst. being allowed by said Court
for that pur pose. we 90 therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend 10 the business of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house of
the deceased in Middlebury on the 9Th day OF
September, and 10Th day of November next
from nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock,
P. NJ. on each of said days.
h lk4 AFI FoGr. Commissioners.
Dated at MiddIebury, this 2oth day Of July
IS4l. l0:3w
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MAR

See last weeks paper, no alterations in pri
ces.
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HORACE JAMES Secrstoru.

The Vergennes Vermonter will confer a
favor by copy ing the above.
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Held their annual meeting at the Congrega-
tional Westinghouse in Middlebury, July 9th.
lS4l, the President Hon; Judge Swift in the
chair.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
81 a elrtel

fpirb hermit erthsilt, caB bic llnterIeidnee
ten aIs 9Ieminiitratcren bon Der SSinterlais
Ienfdaft Der y bdra Del Der t, bilts
terlo(Ieue QDttipe nes rerifcrbenen Wiidael
Oeibert, ebeeem ben 9epbill 3aunicbip, Vcs
d,d @dnntD, angeitellt wcroen ins, nm cas
Berm6gen eerielbsu in Sreunng III brin8en.
Daher lpereen ale ciejeni9eu, msld,c redlt'
mdeioe Snfcroeringen al belagte SointerIafs
ienfdaft habrn, hermit uucrr5uglid, dufges
fcroert, ihre 9ieChnungen bis ipitltcn6 ben
liteu 9Irril 184l moblbeititi9t einsubriItgen.
llub SoId,c, peldle ncd, auf irgenc eiHe 2Irt
an erfagter Niuterla6euicbaft fhuIolg fInb,
perben gIeihfallS auf9eforberr bis eriagter
3eit an Die llnterldriebcncn 9iidtiSfeit Sn
madlen.
SScbn Weoa ! 9ISn,inilf,rs.
Saniel pcter. ''' 20
Dceember l6. ra-6ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
Jalw9ang 1871
9 8ectnsu 9e II.

Die1e 3ritima wiro jeben Nlttwph auf
sinem groBen Supers9icpal Scgeu, nit gan;
neueu Sd,riften, herauS9eaeben.
Der Snblcriptipusspreis i'll e in { bale r
beS Sabls, in Borausbe5abln lnng.-
SIN Sall bies nid,t 9efbiebt, 70 iperoen eill
Ibaler nno filuf nuc stpaniig eentS an9es
rednet.
Rein SnbIcribent ipiro fur tpeniger als 6
Mcnate an9enpmmen, uno feiner fam bic
3eitun9 drfgeben, bis ale Nitditdnoc oaranf
abbejablt anc.
Eefanntmathuugeu, tpeldle Gin Biered
au6mld,en, weroen breimal fir einen Gtaler
,eingerildr, unb fir jeee fernere @tnriifung
inf unb 3rplulig Gents. = @jrHBere nad)
BerhdItuB.
Diejenige welde bic 3eitllng nit Der pcit
rcrr benz ppfreitcr erbalten, miilieu islbit
paflir beSahlen.
9lle Briefe al ben 6erausgeter niiiiien
pcff FIRE rin9efanot peroeu, font peroen
fIe nidt alIfgencmnlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
SretterSpf

Orr llnterseidmete beuadridtiget erges
bent feine 8reunoe unb oas publifuH nbers
baupt, ha6 er enen 9rceen 8orratb upn
9Sretter nno Yauhols
erbalten bat, an leinem gretterbef in Shes
9llIcutaun, eedBa Gauntp. gr miro bsiidHpia
,nm Berfauf porrdthig hd!ten, cine slustpabl
YBeies ine @jelbpeint 8retter unb plaHfet,
pinuel Sretter unD ploufen, Yappst uue
Jtiridlen Sretter uno DlanfeiL Scdntlin9s
ocn jepefSprte, 70 mic ShiueeIu uno eatfrn.
Gr mil nidt Iagen tpie anoere, eds er biz
liqer perfauft, aber eedi 70 petlfeil nie eiuis
ger, fpcSrn lIth cin jeeer iiber5eugsn fam Ger
bci ibm anfprtCbt. Gapfbat fur bic Fisher
erbaltcue RuubSdaft, brft er fernerhin ourd,
billtae preiSe uno gHfe 8ecieuut9 cinen lis
beralen 1beit Der bfertIidjen Gjuuit su err
baltgn.
9lsam Rlcln.
Tecemter IS. %-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
9(Eia,tie s)lacfricGt.

Da slbrabam Ban nNorn, bon Sber
Saucpna SGmlchip, gedla @duntD, inter ets
nsr freiipili9en lleberldreibutg, oatirt ben
7ten December, 1910, all lein @i9entbum,
liegrnpes, rerl6ulides uno permildtcs, an
cen llnterselhnetcn nbertrasen bat, II. S,par
gum Selfcn Der @reoitcrru bes bela9ten 8an
Ncrn, 70 iperpeu hermit ollie, peld,e nod
allf ir9eno cine gIrt an belagten Ban Sncrn
fdulbig Gnb, auf9eforcert, innerbalb 3 Dec'
naten, rcu beuti9em Datum all, absnbeSah'
len.-llno ale Scldle, peId,e nod red)tmds
ei9e 9lnlprnd,e an benamten Ban ncrn ba'
ben, iprroen ebenfalIs aufgefcroerr, ihre 9icdis
nunaen innerbalb oben bendmfen 3eitraum
mcblbeildtigt eiusubdncigen.
q. 6. 9Sittlnan, 9lBI9nte.
SbersSaucona, Tee. %. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
9(r9ument -gtffe
lir Sen Nebrlar GcrmllL 1841.

fir ben Sebruar Scrnlln 1841.
ScndS Seiberliug I'M Iertrauen pru Scel
gfettler, gesen Seujamin Shallrr uno
csenathan @utb 9escn gtatban Giutb, ct al
Cie Gortbamptrn 8lnf 9e9em eecr9e
Shneioer.
Cie gicrtbanptcn Sanf ac9en 5NenrD gutb.
3unis Denwein uno so. 9e9rn Samuel
ShS.
Sede SamuclS, Nrrtb'r.
SaEuar 13. nqbG
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
Q5o 1T 9obilip 8. 9OlapS

Gin 8udlbrnder pcn prcfeeicn, aus Bern
in Der Sdrpe:e. @r fam i'll 1925 nad 2lmes
rita, nnb hielt fIrh eiuc 3eitldng III Srfpisss
burg, penHiiloanieu, auf. @r piro hermit
erfudt ieinen sttfenfbalt benz tlnterseidneten
anjumeloen, inosm pibti9c Iodridten fur
ibu tereit lie9cn.
SelIte CT nitht metr am eeten iein, 70 bite
tet iHaa nm 9tadyidlt cesireaeu.
O. u. Sage,
sIlIrntaun, penn
G-FDie Deutfthen 3situnaenisl 9hiu ipers
ben freuaelhaftlisb erlldls ueises tinsnraden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
Mad6rieEt

QRirb hermit 9eeeben, baB bic lluterSeidnes
ten als Grecntcren pcn Der Ginterlaienihatt
( ces perlfOrbencn 9Iaoreas 6nerr zen, lesthn
bon QcmhilI 1annldp, 2edla @auntD, an8es
(feat prroen fino.-9lIIe Diejeuigert ipeldhe
nod redtmdeige slnforcernnGen an bcia9te
ointegldEenlhaft babeu, wereen nahsr anfs
arfcroert bis gum 1ifen 9Ipril nddifsns, ihFe
9iednaneen ipOblbeifdtiSt al eini9en Ger I'm
.tcrseid1neten ein,uhincigen GjIeidlfale, fol-
dc, welde nod, auf ireeuo cine 9Irt ftlnloig
(inr, tperpen etenfalIs auf9efcrrert innerba!b
srbiogr 3cif 9iitti9tsit Sn MAIDEN.
glncreos Snerr, ; er,prs.
Gapto Snerr
~ree 81 na--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
Oeftntlic1e o3enpu,

9lm Samlfa9 zen 23lfeu Sanuar,
im 10 llbr @prmtta9s fol am Nauie pcn
stbrabam9y 9 an Nor II, in @cppcrSburg
ged,a @ountp, 6fentlih oerfauft wcrccn:
pferbeiuno Sdlweine pferee9eidlrr. 9Sd'
9eu uno Sdlittcn, pHu9e nno @9Selt, 70 ME
nrd1 cine 9rCee Ssrldeoenbcit pcn anoern
Snnereu uno Daue9erdtben, 81 umtancllH
anjAflbrrn.
Die 8coin0upeen mereen am Gerfonfetas
ge befanut gemaGbt uno Slufpartun9 ge9eben
;aperoen,pen
u. 6. 9Sittnan,
slfFenie Ycn gIbrabam Ban Ncrn.
cSanuar 10 na-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
[S1c. 45.

balb TT eS 9leif iebr ungereft als uns
politiif, fie blc6 we9en ibrer'W Wieinun9
81 perfcl9en.
Oas 8nd) Mormons foil Die We.
(didte zines &beilS Der !6inoer eysras
el iein Die na6 Der erffen 3erffDruu9
Seruialems ihren 9Seg na6 oieleli
@outinente fanoen. Gs 1T our6 cine
0ieibenfcl9e BON prppbeten BON @ee
t6le6t 3u geihle6t fcrt9eIett poroen
uno glebt in perIhieoenen 8G1ern els
nen Yerift liber Die Srie9e uno 8inn,
nliie inter Den manberlei 3pei9en Der
8erlernen 3tation. Sas 9oloene
Yu6 1T eth bon Wormon benz lebten
Der prcpheten, augefertt9ter 9lus,ug
aus pen 9Serfen aller feiner 80rgaiIs
ger.
9ie S6reibart oieleS BuGes 1T eis
ne lor9faltlge Jla6abmun9 Der beilis
gen S6rtfL uno e5 fam beionoers
berpor9eboben werbeH paB earin jepe
Qlnpeutlln9 permieoen 1T, ole cine
&enntniB per jeet9en politii6en nno 70.
Ciellen 9SeItla9e oerratben m66te.
Ser S6reiber bat li6 mil leiner 9ans
sen @jelifestraft IN pas 3eitalter bin.
etn 9e0a6t fpel6e5 er tbiIoert. Gs
1T ibmer, ii6 Elm f6pieri9eres literas
ril0e6 llnternebmen 3u benfen, ais ets
mas 81 I6relben, mas man cine Sort
leBung Der 2ibel nennen fam, obae
ntbt bios ale @olIifion nit Dem alls
tbenli0en uno 9ebeiligten @Dttespprs
te 81 perlnetben, fonoern fo9ar mars
6e glfen aus3ufiillen ole DorbanDen
81 ietn fbeinen uno beinabe jeoem Bne
d)e meltere Seitdtl9In95u 9eben.
Cine annebmli6 moblnnterifiiete
9becrtr auf5Hfiellen, eae eie llrbepptp
net oe6 amerifanilben Continents 9lb,
fpmmlin9e SSraelS iino, Dhne iT6 our6
irgenp cine Sebauptun9 ooer Bel6rei<
bung, Der man nicerlpre6en fDnnte,
SlCilen 81 9eben sei9t einen @rao bon
& alent uno electromagnetic, Der in eli.
mem un9ebiloeten Sln9linoe BON 90
Sabren faff an ii6 ielbft ais Elm Muns
Der eri1etnt.
Cine 9tbl6rift Ger gbarafteren auf
eini9en Der 9oloenen glatter ipnrce ei.
nem befannten @elrbrten in Jeeuporf
3ugeifeat Der fie~ nigbt 81 oeuten Der,
mebte ob9lei6 lie nit 6en alten eenps
tifben S6rlftbu6ifabeu 9Iebnli6felf
hatten.
99elin man bel elmer @erslei6una
fiueen lpllte, DAP bteie Gbarafteren res
nen dhnlirb lino, mel6e neneroings all
jenen Ruinen in @entrals9lmerifa, Die
III jeei9er 3eit 70 piel 9lufmerflamfeit
erre9t baben uno bur1an5 bon eapptis
l6er Bauart iIno, entoeft rpuroen, 70
miro bieS fir Smith ell farfer Be-
rreis9rnno fein. @s niiroe 3u Dem
8elpeile cienen, oaB Die glatfen dCtt
iino, penn eS audi nidt seraoe Die
9Dttltde @tn9ebunG ooer Ole Sreue leis
net lleberieBun9 als pabr barifellte.
cSu iecem Sail ipirft Die @onifitntion
rer Ser. CT. ibre l9iBenec 9lqioe
liber jeoe 6eli9ionslebre. Menf Die
Mcrmcnen oas @efee perlebt haben,
10 mr9e man oaS @elee an ben Ser.
brehern ausiiten; mDse ater mic cine
bieee Weinun9 iet iie nod 70 abinrc
mo trii9erif6, Den @erfcleunesaeitf
ertpefen. 9erfolgunG Die robe 9luss
9eburt Der @raulanifeit uno unuiiieu,
belt, fam nie ibre Seinath in einem
rrabrbaft republifaniIfen 6ersen fits
pen. Die Weinungilf Elm 0lusgctt,
uno in nnferm gan6e 1T ibr 9lltar I'M
perletli6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
S(butmet(fer perlall9t.

Gin Sdulmeiifer miro rerlan9t, Der fihtg
it elmer 6ffentIideu Sdlule in SortS Gauls
fdip, 9icrtbamptpu @duntY, ipcrin eie eeut,
iAe uno ensliidDe Sproohen 9eIernt rperoen,
pprsultsben. Gerjenige, rpelder ca;u bins
ldu9lid,e 8dbi9feiten bcTBt uno I'D, ic9leih
melcet fam einen 9llten plab bcfcmmen.
SSScfe Shug Dreiiceut.
6crf6 IannId|lp, Sanuar6 6. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
Der ScloDenbdnDet.

bat benlerft, oaB fhon rnshr als 80
Sabre uno mehr als Is WiilIicnen
8haler ;u Dem fru6tlofen 8erinde
perlreiinet frcroen ilno, oen Gelapens
hancel 81 unteroriifen. 9Sdhreno
oefen bat erFfi6 al 9lusbehnnng Der
roppelt. Ser jibrfide gerlnif at
Wenihenleten oen biefer S,aneel NIT
lfct bringt, 1T pon II anf 25 Nrccent
aeifie9en. 10000 gIfrtfancr frlIeu
jabrli6 80 Gclapen genladt, unb $50
900 iibrlidb unlfpmnien. 70 eae 9lfris
Ia ieces TSahr 100000 9erirnen per.
llerr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
2np III perfoufelt.

Treita9s, ben 22ifen CSanltar Tim 10
llbr @crmittdgs, foil auf eem pIaee feIblt
bfentlih periteiaert ipcrcen:
Gine ffdBbare gctte ganb, 9eleaen
in Salsturg Saunld,ip, eeda 9auutp, 9rdns
seue an elno prn Sphn 9lcthrcd, @briltidn
Giie6 uno 9lneern, cuthaltenc Is gIfer, mebr
pner meni0rr. Gdrauf ii erridltet
[yrA ein Mobuball6, cine Sdneis
Es:.FAn SerI(heter, II. ell oortrefllder
ksssL Baunt9arteu beftnbet lih odr0uf-
A 9lfer lue idrue lHiclen. Qlutb 1T hinldng'
lid, Ncl,lano oabei; BAD GionSe 1T III enem
gllten 6ultauec. = Cef9eidlen
Cine 0ptte SoolSlanb, pon 3 glfer II.
80 9futhcn, legcno III beidgtem Iaunifip,
imb liceenb all cbi9es eonb uno an eano
ben chcmaS Gaccb DiehL gele fam bic
nddien liter gIpril geNeben lpereen Sc 1T
eas htnterldfsue @ermtgrn pcu peter
gpcbe ebemale ppn Soliburg.
Die geoinaun9en am 8erfaufsta9e rtnb
9hflpartuu9 bon
cyphn 9ieh(, Grc,rtcrer
Schn Satin9er s ''S'
Zen 13tcn Sanuar. -sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20

December l6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
Gin Sebmtpt- -gebrttn9.

Der llnterIfriebene uerlauat .einen 5snas
ben, Ger oas Sd)mietbauowerf su erlernen
niinid,t. Wian melbe fd ceshaIb baloi9it
bel Ten lluteridlriebcnen, i'll eedla 1aunitip,
Southampton @auntp.
Daulus eient.
5anuar 6. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-20
81 q t6rtc6 t.
9tu8 ser Court pon Common Nleo6
opn 9tprtbamptCn GalintD.

bon 9tDrtbamptOn SallntD.
Sintemalcn 9lbratam Sheimer, 2ruftce
BON Samuel Q bimcr, inter Dem leBten
lS'iGlen uuo Qeltomcrt ocn Peter Shimer,
leetbin prn Otieocr Sdccua 9amIdip, 0rrs
thanlptcn @auntD, an hielem Gage feline 9iedb'
min9 in Der 9Imtsiute bes prctbcnctars err
fa9ter @curt ale Gruitcc ein9cbradlt bat, ic
miro biermit Jla6rt6t 9e9eben,
bas erIa9tc Hedlunno ben 9ihtern erfa9tcr
@curt am 25ifeu Sanuar, I'm 10 llbr 8crs
mittags ilberrcid)t mrroen fcl, nno baB oie'
frlbc BON oenlelben ais ridItig dnerfant fpcrs
Den wirb, GO fei oenu coe llriad'cn ange9es
ben wlrpeu, parnm Fr nid)t an9enomnen
meroen Irllte.
9SilIiam S0ddett 8rptbcnctar.
Nrctbpnctarss9lmt, nq-4in
@alfpn, Dec. %. 1910.
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% q thrtdh

miro hermit gegebeu, cae bic lluter;eidnetcn
alS 9lominiilratpren bon Der SsiuterlaBens
fchaft ihres 8aters, Scbn 6 dert fen.
lestbtn pcu SIllentaui, Eethd @duutp, anges
felt mcroen iino. = ollie bieicni9eu, rprlhe
redtmdeiae Sprocrungcn all bela9te S.inters
laIrnldaft habeu, weroen cabcr uuoer5ugs
lid, aufeefcrbert, bei ben 2ominiilratrrS ibre
Hedlnungsn ppblbeftdtigt ciuiubduoigen--
uno fcld1e, ipeIdbe nCdb anf ir9enp cine 2rt
fdhuIoig IIno, nerccu ebeufaIlS oufgefererrt
StptIhen nun uno cem fen 9lpril l841 9iihs
ttgteit 81 MAIDEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
ACTE

#s'aur ineorporss la compagnie dc Pompiers de Wa
i shipeton nu.nero Ter dams n willie de Baton
Rouge.
Section lie II est decree par lie Stnat
at Ia Chamhre des Representans de l'E
lat de la Loaisiane. rannis en- assemble
keneraie, Qne A G Manaram ct B U slo.
FUN. L. Ill Trudeau, Alexanlre Shaw,
will. s. PIKE. John Sans j%unior, James
Cooper. Jotin 5. Wolff. JohnsIIngue,, Tho
tas CumiIG. P A Walker, Henry Al
Trick Q, sn,Ies membres de Iadi,e Compa
tnie de ponepiers. ct Iears assoeies ct sue
E~e-seurs, n'eyefdant pas en- tout lie nom
hre de q~narante ~persannes, seront desl
lgnes sous leti,re de " Compagnie de pom
A,ers de Washington Numero Un," dams la
,.fiiie de Rasoa Rouge.
Section 2e II est de plus decree. etc.
Rue la snsdite c%empsgnie est ct demeare
bar lR present fri4ee en- corporation poll
fiqne. ct sous SON lire stsdit inpira d.
Nrnit de SUCCESSION eft sera htii'a a poar
kuisre ct 4 . re poarsaisie. 4 at'aquer e
ke defendre dams tnns les co'rs de ~iusiic,
s~aueiles on lies soient, ct ladite campa
IIgnie sesa do plus habi!e } aehe'er. posse
der ct yendre toute propriA:e reeile on pc
,~SoansIle pour saa usage perticalier.