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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03

asceriained:)
Campbell ,5o
Pittsyivana 400 1ss
Halifax saI oss
,ss. 1881
FRANKLIN-(2 d.legates.)
,,., Houss or DELEoArIs
WileyP WOODS twhic) Ava
VIM. A Muse Uoeo) 4aa
Thos. s Keen do 439
FoR CosearsS
VIM. Goggin (whig) ATS
Archibald Stuart (Loco) 435
BEDFORD.
House. Of DELEGATES,
Gussvus A wing6eld (whis) SIS
Dr. Tn. Mitchell do 5s3
Mathew Fate Loeo) 500
w. Meriwether do 2s3
FoR CoseREss.
W. L. Gosgin. (wbisI $50
a. STUART p HcsG, CSC
The following is the state Of the polls in ,hi, eoun.
FoR HOUSE, OF DELroArrs.
John .. cheatham, twhig) $50
isaac Aoams' QLoco) 90s-73
FoR SENATE.
WI Tunstall, (whig) 3as
w. M. Treadway, (Loco) 3Os-as
FoR CoseREss.
a. Stuart, (Loco) SAG
l.. Goggin, (whg) S22-Ia
HENRf-Mr Grigss, the Viii. candidate for
the House of Delegates is, we understand eI.c,'
60. Tunstall also beats Treadway for the Stat,
senate, and Goggin beats Stuar, for Congress-.
Dom innstall and Goggin elected, each of them
re-. .s maJorues IN every county Of their respec.
beaten IL votes. VS." was
From the Petersburg Ga=st,e, .april aa.
WOOD.
IHE ELEcrIos.-We have DELAYED the publ;cs
tion at our paper some what beyond the usual hour
~ Puohsn,ns' IN order to give the election returns
rom the different precincts. The whole number of
votes polled is less by 200 than was cast ls,t
Spring.
Smith, (whis) 81
Hays, (Democrap Sal
Spencer. (w) Ass
shinn, (Dem-) 1870
1,... H tIS OF DElre.rrs
Jackson, tW.1 369
Neal, (Dem) 353
Jackson's majority 7.
GRAYSON COUNTY.
Carter, (W.) SOS Carroll. u.A 4,s.
For CONGRESS.
watson 343 Hopkins, 40.
From the Martnsburx Gazette
BERKELEY.
CosGREss:
r. w. Barton, (w.) 1.o
WIN. Lucas, IL. F.) SOL
SENATE:
c. j. Faulkner, (W.) Aye
Chas Blue, IL. FL o.
House. OF DELEeArEs:
E. p. Hunter, (W.) ~.
J. M. Newkirk, do. ass
MORGAN.
CosGREss:
r. w. Barton, (w.) 10,
WIN. Lucas, L.F.) iSo
SENATE:
c. J. Faulkner, (W.) oos
Chas. Blue, tL.F.) 10
HOUSE OF DELEGArEs:
Crom. Orrick, (W.) oos
Peter Dyche, IL Fl isI
JEFFERSON.
CosGREss.
r. w. Barton IVY 90.
VIM. Lucas IL. F.. Sso
HOUSE OF DELEGArEs.
Capt. John Moler (W1 sen
Anthony Kennedy Idol sSS
VIM. d. North ". 81 AL
Jacob Morgan (do) 15a
Hdmpshirs-C onerese-R,r,o, L.. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-03

rem ns LyneASsrg vhginisn, .spril %.
IN enis Congressional District tho vote stands
sooo. as follows, Campbell not being yet precisely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

,,a vssa ana nays were ordered, and were yeas g.,
nays 62.
Mr Wise asked il The Committee on Rules were
ready to report. No answer. $40
,air PENNSYLVANIA avenue; read twice, and on motion
of Mr. Warren Of Georgia, laid upon the table without
a count -, ~.
Mr. Mckay wished an answer from the Committee
on Rules, to Mr. Wises question
Mr. Calhoun the Chairman OF the COMMITTEE on
Rules said that the Committee could not report until
they agreed upon report and when that would be he
| could not say.
MIR j. G. Floyd called up his Mcleod resolution, and
ans wered with clearness the objections that had been
raised against his inquiry he SAD .he hialei was
serious one, and had called forth public atteliion lie
was no, responsible for the turn taken by the debate
He was only responsible for starting inquiry IN rea-
tion a subject of vast importance no less matter
than a murder of American citizen, By band o.
midnight assassns He alluded to Mr.. Barnard call
inn Durfee ssa poor derH term unbehttIng the Ups
OF American citizen, and unbecomng The place
where it uttered.
The morning hour having expired, Mr.. Profits reso-
luton of yesterday up, the question being Shaii
| the rules be suspended To admit It. .
The yeas and nays were ordered, and were-yeas 81,
nays 60. Not carried.
| Mr. G.. Davis Of Kentucky moved TO take up
the Joint resolution in relation to the price OF pruning
| Not in order
Mr. Davis moved to suspend the rules; and upon
taRlnS tie question Ny yeas anu h"y ;, '"s'e "N'
l40, nays 3.
The resolution was then taken up, read third hme'
and passed
MIR Halsted, from the Committee of Elections, made
an adverse report in the Of the Florida Delegate
d. Levy, Esq
Mr. Williams of Maryland, from the Committee OF
Elections, dssened from the report OF the case oil DIR
Levy. -.
Mr. Wise offered n resolution 10 separate the public
printing from the public press.
Mr. Warren Of Georgia objected
Mr. Wise moved suspension Of the rules, and de-
handed the yeas and nays
The yeas and nays were ordered, and were-yeas ~
nays a..
bill from the Senate in relation TO Choctaw reser-
| yations was referred 10 The Committee on Public
/ Lands.
message was received from the President, inform.
ing the House that he had signed bill to pay General
/ Harrison funeral expenses
| MIR. Fillmore moved an adjournment.
/ And, at ten minutes past II, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

pora,ed wealth TO foster speculation fraud and vice,
at the expense of the great producing classes OF the
country.
Mr.. Chairman, will now advert TO another view Of
this subject In report Of the Secretary OF the Irea
sury of 18th February lS4l find the following state
ments made in reply TO call from the SeHae, asking
TO be informed of number and capital of the banks
that have failed in the u. S. since 1852 Annexed rs
bis summary: o,o ooo
"Capl,al of 20 hanks, failing before 1911 S3oOVooo
'ap na 500 o. ''o O'"N'' 'a'''"s 36,7S7 800
Capital of the 80 banks, of which lao are
aSd,sa, - "''N 100000
can,t,l Of 20 banks now suspended, which -.
oap''ai .. , Nv ya sa'Ied 600
"h1'e hu''Oe' '' 9G,7s7 800
IKE n,mber of 395 banks, computed 10 have failed
N 6f,v wears may seem high; but is not so large as
in England where, notwithstanding any favoraoie w
Auence Of National Bank existing near century ana
half il has happened that from 1893 to io2o pel'oo
of only thirty-four years. 3Sl failures OF banks nave
occurred on which bankrupt commissions were taken
out Near four times many more, 1t IS saio, 'a'ieo
within that time and compromised. 49,,
Tucker on Money, p. 252.
.4rereeate of losses since 1889 To the people, through the
existence of Banks and The use q bank paper.
Losses by hank failures sos, o72l
. Losses by suspensions of specie pay
lnents by banks, and consequent depre- ~
cation their notes 9o,ooo'ooo
3 Losses by destruction of bank notes by
D. accident, t,osseo ' 1921 ,3aa
a Losses by counterfeit bank notes be- .....
yond losses by coin 4,i44,444
s. Losses by fluctuations in bank cur
rency affecting prices, extravaganza IN
living, sacrifices of property, and by on
" part Of the other incidents to the
banking system, not computed abope,at - .o
least lou,ouo,ooo
acrreoate computed 800, 45l 40
7,nount paid By Mc community to the Banks, annual
i, the last ten gears, for The use % BanhlHS MSf""
h0nS.
l. The resolution calls for the sums thus paid, whe
Their directly indirectly, and whether by the people
or the Government.
II may be- therefore, that the amount collected BY
Banks from the community, annually tor interest," ex
changes rents &c, ought, in the opinion of many,
be considered as what paid to them for the use
Banking institutions. Consequently, an attempt la:
been made, frst TO form some estimate OF tins amour
which shall approximate the truth.
The result has been, that the whole payments made
to the Banks for the of them, their capital, nc.
during the last ten years, has been in the aggregate
S2o2, 100000
This would be annually, on an average, 81, 2oO OoU
By adding the aggregate loss computed al $500 ~
And the aggregate amount patd III the $3.50.
last ten years for the oil Banks, 2c2GVu,UUt
Making the whole cost Of the Banking
system, Gi7,4 ,497
being an average annual tax on the community, since
1871, of nearly Sl3000,0O0.
These astounding results and ought TO make the
most sanguine friend Of the Bank pause. Nay, SIT
they speak, ''trumpet tongued against the u states
Bank, well as our whole paper system
Remainder Il HeItJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

mad-e, White. and WoodIdsc-2..
| Mr.. ALLEN moved an amendment 10 make The d.
ectos, IN case OF suspension personally liable Tor the
debts of the Bank.
This neTatvpd as follows:
Alien irnon Buchanan Clay q Aa cn,'osI,'
vrr sm,i 81 Connecticut Sturgeon larra, NalSei "oo"-
ra.S-Mt>sr> Archer Barrow, Bates, BcHen Choae, way
Of ky CLAYTON Dixon, Evans Graham Henderson, iiuniinso
her aangnm Mcrrlck Miller, Morchead Phelps, fnc rIfa
tiss, Pest0n Ri,e, Simmons Smith Of Indiana, Southland, all
madgc, White, and Woodhridsc-2s.
| Mr. PRESTON (it now being about 'clock) moved
TO adjourn.
| Mr. SEWER demanded The yeas and nays, and the
motion negativcd-yeas lG, nays 30.
| Mr BENTON offered another amendment, to strike
ont 10 and insert 30 per cent the proportion OF The
stock to be paid down by other subscribers than the
| Government.
| Ii was voted down as follows:
IrasMcSsr. Allen, Benton, Buchanan Calhoun clay Of Ma.
nu,hrsl Fulton King Linn Mrnohcris, Monitor, Acnol"n
Pierce srv,rr sm,h e onn Sturgeon Tapan, Walker Wood
NaysMesrs Archer Barrow, Bates, Heren, coarr, Clay Of
Kerr, aangnm, Mcrrek, Miller Morehcd Phelps Porter Prem
us Preston, Rises Summons, Smith Of nd sontlrard Tall
madce, White and Woudbridgc--2s.
The question being now on ordering the bill 10 its
third reading
Mr.. ARCHER expressed desire to address the Sc
nate, and moved an adjournment
Which motion prevailing, yeas %, nays Is
The Senate, little before shutdown, adjourned
THE HOUSE.
Mr.. CASEY of Illinois appeared was qualified, and
took his seat
MIR. ADAMS said, as the House had nothing to dor
he was disposed to give them something to do He
therefore moved take up the resolutions of Mr. Trip
lett regulate and limit the investment Of trust fund
in State stocks.
Mr.. w. o. BUTLER asked The resolutions were III
order. lie had the floor upon the Mcleod resolution
Mr.. UNDERWOOD of Kentucky objected 10 the de-
claraons, but had objections to the resolution to
fer the matter 10 the Committee Of Ways and Means
for its action
The question then taken upon the resolution,
and it adopted
Mr.. WOOD of New York offered the following re-
solution:
Resoired That the Secretary of The Treasury be
quested to inform this House, al early day prac-
cable whether the late transfer of the public money
from the Merchants Bank Of New York 10 the Bank of
Commerce of New York, caused By want Of conf
dence in the stability and soundness of The former nst
tuition; and whether the million of the twelve mil
lion loan, said 10 have been taken by the Bank OF Com
merce, negotiated in consequence Of any agree
ment verbal or IN writing implied direct, that the
said Bank should become the Government depository
at New York.
Mr.. TRIPLETT of Kentucky objected TO it.
MIR WOOD said he would move suspension Of the
rules
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
Ncnnlulyanllhe @leieeaebnna.
HdrrIebnra hell l6. Widr

Sendt.-NeRte beridltete SAr. Strohm,
pcn Der Committee iiber inIdnoi(he 0erbef
lernngen, geeen ben 8erfduf Der bepeoencen
Rraft auf oen Stdatspe9en unb empfabl bds
oerleIbe Staats pala9iersSarren laufen
laiIcu ioIIe.
S0r. Sraun berid,tete cine gill fir Die @rs
nennung uub @rfpdhIun9 Der @auals@rmmifs
Itcner6. sic pererenet edB Der Gcuperu6r
elmer Gem Scnat sur llebereinliimmunQ err
nenncn ioa peld,er ocr preGbent oes goarn6
uno eiu prdftiIher @n9eneer iein Ioa. Heee
partei foil aleoanu bel Der daqemrinen g8dhl
ftr eineR Canal Scmnli(fcuer ltiwnien Uire
9ebt ieeer partei cinen tno eas Ge1eB iol
in 1912 in 6roft treteH.
Die gia fir bic @rrihlunq bee 9duntO'
Sddsmeiifer5 in @ud5 @anfp pdlitrte iii
Der Committee Se6 G'an,en. AGa6 Sedld an'
tetrifft, 1T nod, ,peifelhaft.
Die fir ole @rmihnna Ger Teputirten 2lns
walor uuS SountD eonbmeGer 6urh bo6
8clf, paIIWte in Ger @emmittee cee @jansen.
Die 9mstelTerun9ssSa gleihfals.
Sine Bptft,aft puroe pom Gicupernor emps
fau9eu, IN ipeldlem mehrere giuittllun9eu fur
gebillf6ridter 9enladlt iIno.
aTirfbsbaussGrfanbuipitbelnc.
Naus Scr 9feprefentauten.
Cie %ia we9cu eer Whthshau5sGrlauts
nielheine pafirte tie leete 8erlefuHN nn6
wurce eem Seuot iibsrinnot, nm bic @erbcI,
ierunaen IN bililcu. Der Seuat Ifimmte in
eemIeIbcn uterein, uno eie 2iil purce Gem
Gioupsrn0r fir lluter,eidlu9 bterlaubt Die
9iu perorcnet boe fclhe weld'e 3irthshduss
Grlaubnie1heiue taben pcren, lot @erlau.
9cuiu BEN 3eiuu9en, befdnnt MAIDEN mnHen,
ncbit ren Ramcn eerjeni9cn mclhe iIe ans
auempfehlea.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

br @eslll W. Gutter, elmer ber Sosrauss
geberh hes "1lla9iciat,n . ipeIdlf bnrd, ben @eus
psrrdr porter Dor ihrenl gerhor par B NJ
trt pnroen, bat nit 6rn. 9i9Ier, Die erIfe
Summer einer en9Iidet 3eifnn9 IN Narriss
burg heraaeasaeben nater oem yiamea
"Q)scnian.n gBir finoen fbcn in jener 9aims
nier baB bic 3eituns eine eben 70 9rese
ShmdbId)rift it, aIs Der "Magician." 5r.
8anfe une Die Demofratilhe pdrthei ipirb
IN jeuem Gd,anobIatt ebenle 9eldmidht iuie
in pcrigem Die lirfad,e it: SNr. ssatter bat
ein 9IblaeSettel BON pcrter-er fam fd,reiben
nue prufen was er ipia = CT itebE llber benz
GjeleB.
Sbne 3peifsl haben ale ecfc Iefo 3situis
gen i'm Staat einen leldlen q 9blaeaette [
ppn porter nit medbem fe chne @jefabr uns
feren @cupernOrS @onoioaten id,ntdben fom
nen, cpne Dem @elee oapcn 9ledsnlhaft gu
eeben. 60 tpeit if es in peuulplpnnien ges
tcmmen. QBas ipirb eas 8clf biejn fa9en ?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
NyreIbcnt S5orriIDn's 9tutrittsrese.

Gem 93unfd,e oiAer unitrer eeier eemde,
eeben mir heute Gle gdnSe QrrreBe res
nenen preIcenten IN Sieicr 3ctRuL ob9eih
bdonrth pirle aueere Srtlfel pererdu9t per.
ben, qSr hcfen bns Gin jtoer Dem bidelbe
su GjetiChte fcmmt rurGIlelen lpiro Die
9inse ecrielbeu loAte feineu abbdlteu bice 5lt
tbun. Sie it 9rrnee eaSjeaile Was man
BON etlem 9iepublitaner mtc iNdrriicu, er,
warttn purfle. eost ieine poltihcn c'cgs
ner, peldR ihu at5 eip T6oerdli!, &tpllhos
riif, ,c. por Der WaM perihrtcen toben, Die
slCcrcee lcieu, uuo ila ua6her fra9en cb CT
bies pereteKt bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
Die G;rncnmmno Scs S2ru. SAINTS,

Der @nthufIa6mus nit meIhem Die @re
nennuua res 91iettcr Sanf6 in jebem Gbeile
ces Staats bonn 9olf aufgcncmmen miro,
gett ms bic 8erTherlm9 cas- er ohue ScM
nit elmer 9rcsen Rchrheit errriblt miro. Gr
III in 99abrbeit Der @anoioat ce6 8plfs-
nidt esucni9e eincr Softiou, mic len Seq
ner, fcrTeru er muree "friId, aus Seu 9lebcn
nes 8clfs' 9euemmeu-cr III in erheu Ndus
Den uno cS piro i'm nidt 70 Ieiht rerlafItn
Der ihrpafe uue cinfilttge 8crlut, einiQer
Qpfo 8pfc 3eituneen ben 9ameu bes 51errn
Saufs, nit Der Sauffra9e 80 oerbubeu, ipirc
eben Ic piel belfen, ais oa6 Gjeidrei pcn Scs
teraliemue, 2Ibclitipniem, II. + no, weldlcS
oe9rn Sen. S9arrilon ocbraudlt rparce Ods
@pf last iId nid3t mebr ourd irIde Ihnade
Saden tnS Bodshcrn eu.-Sebn 8auf6
III in Bahrhctt ecE @auoibat Der "Ncmctras
tie beS SdIHsifein'S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

Gifrucr;. ;.-Nerr Gjccree 6inei rntbefte
auf feincn Sauee III @retcr Gaunftlip, etipa
5 WPeilen ucu 3eaoin9, eiR teirddhtlifcs Gas
ger ocn Qiiener, Won trnf baeeIbe Ia 8us
inter Der Sterhdd,e unD grub eaun unaes
fiby IA Sue ,peitsr cbne Die Giefe bcs Ga.
gers III trreiden. Gas grs befnoet I'D, nns
ter elmer Gdlitte &alfiiene, an elner Gtelle
100 Der rrthe uuo ancere 9rbrn lth fdleioen !;
eafeIbe loll fehr reifhait9 fcin, leidt Id,mels
gen uno tin ror5t0Iidle5 Metda lieiern. Dies
mare eilc oute GjrIsgfnbeit FIR @nrumeilfer,
oa cs nlr 2 9Rcileu bon Ger 9Fgebdhn un0
81 pom 6dnal Gbgelcgcn. 81. 9Itlsr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
Qlrs. aipff x,pepItal.

Die 2lnsdhl patifnien, Die I'D, an Gnbe
be6 Sahrs 1899 III btni Sso6pital befanoen,
belief iIdl auf ia. gBdhfenc BEN Sahr 1910
iparceil 177g anfgenomnIeu, bic bic 1BUhi'
that tee Jnlfituts genUeeit. 1917 iuureen
Fifteen ettIaeen, iinb l78 fInb aeIferben, lpeIs
dles bic 3dhI Der ild, jeet pariu bcFaoencen
patienten sn 1877 tfin9t. Die ginfinfte tpas
ren tpie fclgt: @en oem Stnat erhieIt bad
Snfiiut sl2.500 ; pcn ben Wer. Staaten,
fur franfe Seelsute sl5,9S7 73, une auf ans
bere gBege 1884 A, weIdbes cine 3ctals
Snmnie BON s36, ,082 ~ madht. Eie llnfes
fen FIR cen ndmIideu 3eitraum beIiefen fld,
III S34, All 26.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

Racafrteute6 lit ciu 9lua;ul aus bem fest.
iihrioen 8cridbtc iibrr nas taatss3uchthans
Ucn Sbip. Ohio III gum erilicn Gbeil bon
ein9enanocrteu Geutlden uup gsir9er bcut,
a!tr 9ibfii,f, ttstrchi,t Htc slnt6hf ser tlit
@aufe bed Sabres 1910 eirgeiperrteu 8ers
BREEDER, tctrd9t 1877, raruuter beincen I'D,
brci Delttlhe. Sni @ian;en perbciIen Gd)
Die @ertted'er nad ihren GjeturteIdneern
pie friat 9Ius Sbc 26, pcnniIludnirn 25,
Iew g)c2t24 @irginieu 10, Mo6adulett6 A,
WdrDldB0 Z, Germcnt 8, gteu ScrieD ., Sens
mdp 3, Epnncftifut 4, giew Namr1hire 3,
FcniiJdna uno girro @lrrIInd |, GngIaub 6,
Sd'otflnno |, Hrrlano 6, gDnIes I, @anaoa
|, Cenhdlane 3, rbri9cs @urCYa |.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
Oefentlttbe 9Senpl.

Srelto9s ben 2ten 9Ipril nddfeus, Inn |
llhr 9ladlmittags, fplen an Dem Naule bes
unterSethneten in Der Stabt sItIrniaun, fct,
9enoe artItel auf Offeutldsr @enou perfauft
meroen
@ln Surenn, Sfen nit 9lcbr, sin Sdnes
oerfllb NIT oem 3n9ebor, aneere Glide,
Stuble, 20 0dros @drpefs, gifenhdfen unb
ienlt nob DieIerIei Gauss unb Rildenaerdth.
Or 8eoin9un9en iOaen am Gage oss 9ers
faufs befanHt gemadt uno alufrpartune 0eaes
ben pereen, bon
8albin9ton Sun(ap.
DtarS ~ ilq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
Oefentlie6e 95enpu.

Nliupcds rem Slffen NldrS foaen an een
Nanfe ces llnter;eichneten in 9IlIentauu, 6f,
fentlidl uerfanft perpen:
Sue 9Injabl Births9ldfer uub Sla(den,
Sefen NIT glcbr, DdBsr, 8etten mo @etta.
ben, Glide BdHfe, Stnblc, nebf nod pieIer,
lei Sauss uHo RadJeueerdtbfdlaften ~ ,peit.
Ianffig ~ meIecn.
Ole &etlHeuHgeu inlen am 9esfaufstaae
tefaent aemad1t nrrern pcii.
Slnotfp Gjeinler.
Nsarj 2f, itq-2nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
@rnltltehe 9laetrtCtlt.

9Ille oiejengeu, meihe an ben llnierfhriss
benen ncdl SubIcripticnsgelb fur zen "eeha
patriof," "pehi9b Seurnal," ceer fir Bee
Fannimadtuigen uno Drlderarteit iduloia
iluo, ,peroen hermit ernlflid) erludt sspilden
ieBt uno oem fen Septe ber ilddbs
ifens, an ibu abSube3abIet. Selde tpelde
cteie 0iad,ridlt perlaumeu, f6nneu I'D, Derfis
diert halten bae iIe einen @rnB, i'm
Hamen ees Stants mad, bieIer 3eit erbaItsn
peroeu. unter;eidneterfanu bis gum |. Sunp
in Der Hruderei 9efunoen tusreen, no feline
Bidder iInp, uno ipe er bereit 1T nit einem
jeeen dbSnrednen. Da er fein @efddft auf,
se9rben bal, 70 hcfft er cae feline Runoen oas
&ildltdneiSe icbalo pie mH9lid abtrn9eH
ipereen.
@. q. Sage.
9tllentann, Mdr; "a. nq-6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
atu{Fsiiaagsn sa,t3 sen DtrE5enten
SPIT Eetereinftirnnuna res Sgnats.

Uti heetrGallNHu19 eco SeHate.
WrsiIoent Narrifou bat am Wcnta0e prr
2agen tei 80 9tniieGun9cn fir eerIhebenc
glemter Dem Gcuat uterianct, aus meldcn
lpir folqeree mrloen, Die unleren teiern tate,
reeaut lein enrfttn:
S9ben incffman, ais Ciltritt auwatt, fur
Den Iuoltd'rn Diftrift pen 9(eW Qlcrt, in osn
SplaB bon ScujamiR S. 8uHer, wcIter abs
foufte.
Gbcmd5 9ase6, ais 9iaop&9eut in pbt,
aeelpbia.
ecren;c Draper, alS &onful nad paris,
in Iraufreid.
NenrD 6. @ceter, els Ger. Staatcn N1drs
fdlaa fur ben peiflicben Giifrift BON peuu,
IDlcaricn.
gGiliam M. Wereeilh, aI6 Ger. Staateu
slmpalt fur ben oitlieten Gtifrift pen peuus
fDlnanien.
Wdlter 6crparo, ale Der. Staotcn 9lns
malt fir ben peRIihea Gtltrift pen pcuns
f9luaplen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
Oefentlte6e QSencu.

Gienlta9s ben l3trn Slpril, nm llhr yiad,s
mlttags, iellen an oem Sau1e oes berltcrbes
nen s hn & iper, fen. in 9laentaun
OfeRhidb oerfluft iperten.
Sefen NIT 0obr, Draber uno Dedfs, Gt
ide uno Stiible, oausllbr NIT Raifen, 8es
ten une Betilaeen, cine 9roee Auantitdt Belts
jeng, Gdrpets uno ionit nod pielerlei Daus.
uno 5ndenaerdtbe.
De geoIngnn9en tperoen am Gage tee
Serfanfs befaunt semad)t uub slufipartuua
gcgeben merben, pom
e5obn s. Grouie, 9(aent
fir peter 8eiper, @reeufcr.
Mirs "a. no-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

Sftrmiuatipu.- Gas 0aifin9trn Sc,
tel, in Nayriebur1, mar om &ten6 eee I0ten
Wiri prddui9 illuminirt, Bu Gbren Ger &rs
nennnf9 ees adtbaren So hn y an 6,
eurcii oe Ceunfrnnfhc G.tnnfSsGnnoentiou.
raeete 51ctel mar Su gbren heS Gjcu. sdrs
riIcn lImiuirt, ais er BON Der 9idttcnal. Con,
oeutien nufgcncmmen mar. SNier ipnrNeu all
70 beibc @dlle suerit III Sewegun9 9eicet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
qScttantts 9trtlI)t.

6el9enbe @riefe iInb oiefr Wpde i'm 2lIlfns
tailner peIldmE Iiegen 9sbIieben
Benjamin slefsr, e'eprge SO. Clifton, 6.
@fdspea, Q. eIaper, Saeub Diainger, Sphu
DerneD, Sncob GelI, 3. @. @nniibie, ggilIis
am griftmsre, Bm. GjiuEitger, 6alIman,
uno Co., Snecb lsdseubudl, 9ebu neder, VI.
Refer, WiQiam Stlirae, aBm 5fellp, 9. Sc.
ecip, Benj. enbtpig, .. gB. ganreS, Gecrge
eecaL Sal. NiilIer Scfua Wiiaer, Dapio
Wepcr, Sdmes MelIneaur, Meuben 9lefps
barb, Sfepben Nutt, Scbn 9iitter, s. Jienis
mel, =. Swanber, Sebn Spillner, M. Steds
el, @lfabetb Shneiber, Saccb Sd,reiber, g.
SelSille, Sac. SpInner, 9euben GrCrel.
u. g. Nri9bt Doffneilfer.
Mirb "a,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

Qcfo Toapism.-Do6 9llbauS @prnin9
Scurnal f19t, paB an Gage, ais Sen. Gar.
rilru ben 9Imteeio ndhr1, Die Ban Surcnteute
in jcuer Stact ben prsipcnt in 8iloni6 auf
einem fabl, en- tbrem NaupiqHartlcr, auf9e.
hiu9t botten Der 40 Sabrcn, ais Setter
fen elnecidwereu rpurbe mabten eie { c,
rtcs es ibm duf oiefelbe 2Irt. Gcric6 ras
mails iIno 8crtes Jest.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
Oefentlt(he 9senpll.
Mars "a,

Sahlitags BEN 10ten 9irril nddItens, Iea
am 9alfbaule beS Widdel 9iice, in Der Staot
AilentaiHb eilf efentlid)er 8enpu perfauft
iperoen:
Cine getriBe gptte @runo,
gele9en auf eer neIfIiden Sene Der 9laens
Stra6e III beia9ter Stabt, grdnseno n6rolih
an elne ectte bes oeriferbsnen Wiihael Snes
Der, ,pelilih all cine 6Feutlid,e 9laeD, inoIid
an eine gette oes george Sdldlfcr, unb cfts
lib al Die 9llIen Strase, entbatenb in 6rcnt
an belaater 2IIIen Straee go SuB, uuo III Der
3iefe $50 SUE.
%EA Oie 8erbeBerltngen line, Gin
I:i;;En 9rp6e6 3lpeiltrfi9te5 @pbns
4ssaIsaissss8 baue, tbetls bon Steinen II. tbeils
Srdm erbnut, Elm 9rreer Srdm StalI, nit
bem 3ubeb6r. g6 lit ein gutter Gefdldftscrt
unb wurre ftbcn piele Sabre ais folder bes
mchnt.
Eie Bebingun9en rperben am Gage hes
0erfaufS befanut 9emad)t une 9ufipartunq
9ege6en lperoeit ben
5obn gIcore q / 9l1Touies
g. U. Bridges, "'''S"''0
pcn lpenrD@de
DIir; %, 1S4l, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

2In 3tcn Wdr,, am Gage pcr Der 9lmt8s
FtNIciifnEg oe6 ueueu prrGocntcn, frcd, cin
8udcDe III Wdlcbn9tcn duf tie rberife gcs
fihrlid)fte Spiee eee @dritclnms, sil hem
ar6eieu Gdlrcden Der 8eilieheHbeu. Ocrt
CAB or III lauter Gimme brct "Nurrobs fur
2ippecaitre." gr fagte, or mare aus eicfer
2ItfIdt lei 400 Meilen aercet, INT oiele 0cs
fibrlid)e glrbeit auaiurid)ten.