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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
QBtQtam =. 9Dfarttlt,

&cnah,ittiget hiernrit Gle Giumctner pcn
2IIlentdun uuo oas pubilfum i,bcrhaupt, cae
er eiren pferoe tetbss StdlI ers
6ffnct bat, gerdoe tinterbolb tcr 9iefcrmirnh
Sirde in biefer StaNt alIpp jcorrSeit genie,
tibet pcrten fOuneu:
Gon beu bcitcn uilo iicberifen Nferner,
gum 9fiiten cNer 6abrcn, 70 rie aud icee
2trt eius nuc Sspcisfpdnniae Tubrmerfe, &c
Ga or INNER Ucn CEN bsiteu &utfher halt,
iU fGunch perfrnen Gle es ipiinfden, nit Si.
dcrheit an irgCuo cincn Suqebractt mereen.
9Iuf SCfehl merocu pferoe uno Tuhrncrfe III
pericnen an irgeno cinen Srt Der Stnet aes
brddt; uuo iberhaupt feline 0(ube ictl ers
Part wcrten in @rfnIlmg alter @efeble.
Seine l'reise fIno bitliG unb or bcfFf
burdl pitnfiIid)e &eeicnuu9 aRf reitlihe llns
terifitBuHq.
gipril 81, ua-39P
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Serbe0crte tra9bare
q etb G &raft.
6sWIaidine, ScrnsSCbdler uno
Slice : Wtltble.
Z. .. BuraGs Yateut

~ - - u " y y u I u l.
Der llutrrId,riebrue III oanfbar fir bic 70
grpBnriltbigc llntcrifiIbuno, neId,e man Inn
bis bdbcr bat sufcmmen InITen, ltno benad,
ridhttgt leine Srfunoe unb oas Vnblifum i'm
2lHgemcinsn, ods sr fcrtfibrt cbsntcnamic
bTitbmte Drsithmaltbiucr Int Der Statt 9lls
lentdm iu pcrfcrtigen, uno Sipar IN Der Sds
mc5itra6c, iuslitb opn S9n9enbudl6 qGtrtb6s
hans, uuo Gem Stublmndtr SCbap oCe
S.rn. 9icnbcr 9fciB gr9cnilber
Ter wobl bcfdnutc @cbrdud,, tint Irefd,s
maId)incn ncn untcrfhicblthen 9lrtcn an;us
cmrfcblcn, 1T 70 da9emein, uuo cbnc einigsS
GCroicnit, bdB c6 Die Sdjtdlidfrit uicht crs
ldnbt fcrrcr mchr at fdoeu, bas bic bcjipirls
Iclc Nddfrd0c uad pbenbcnamtcr Raidiue
binldrqld, fir beGen &jntc Ipridt. 60 1T
nid,t cin ueltcr unperIud,ter 9lrtidcl, er bat
ecn 8prAlg Dor ale onoerr felt mebr bcnn
ueuH cnhrcn bat oteGe OtaIdAine mchrcre
2auicnce in Zen SVreini9ten Staoten ocbtrut
IN benz Getrdudl uuterId,ietIid,cr SrUdlte Al
orcidCu, Il. {, ~. Waud,e pcu ihueu tabCn
filnf3ebn bis Spdusig touIeuo @ufhel Trud,t
eamtt 9cbrciben, mo bic Walhtur orbcitet
jCBt nod gut. llno nadl einem eufridti9cn
uno 9rilncldlcn GerIlid hat man dnaenpms
men, caB &c Die belte bis jrgt erfunbcue Was
ldline ecr grt ici.
Sin 8crratb it INNER gum 8crfauf pCrs
rdtbi9, au5 ben beiteu Mdtcrialicn orrfertiot
uno bon gutter 9irbrt. 2IGen Seicnungcn
foil 9ebDrige nno piluftGitbe 9lufmert1amfcit
9efdenft nno jeoCn Sdufcr @enu9tbuun0 ges
0eben ipereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
SauerR ueDntt Obo1t!
9lufet al lulo neblnt bie 9trbcitiporen,
be 9Glfdltuc in 9luoPnGf,ciu

pI -D(Ntl)tNI w [tHHtlIIlUllil
Dis lluterld)ricbeneu bitten um Grlaubnis
bent publifum aus,tseiQeu, cde fc foIoenbe
tSerdtbe fir Sduert gum Bcrfluf ailf S0ano
habtr, pber auf Scitellunqen rcrfcrtigenmer
BEN. Gle habsn @dprou's Dreld)maId,tnc,
nit erbeferln9cn, rorldc Den Sllrocru ben
Stcrtbamptcn, ScrtS uno 2cd)a alS cine Der
beiten befdnnt 1T, bic biSlrr nod au6gefuus
ben WurSe, nit elmer pprilQlicben pfcrocoes
malt, fir peid1e mir gut itcbcu baB fe enus
erbaft 1T nno ben Rdufer opGfcmmcn befrics
biQt. Gieielbe bat (idI erlutclcn oaG Nrei
pfroe Die 9lrteit BON rier odmit au6ridbtcu
f6uneu. Ste babeu aud) mi ires qatent
sSfcreegepdtt, ipeIdlc5 cbcufall6 cine oaucrs
bafte 0e,palt 1T. Dicitlbe it fir Spci Yfers
&c cingerid)tet, 1T obcr audi fart gcnug fir
4 pferee, NIT ltarfcm @us, nuo it rc6lveoen
oortbeilbaft, bds ilc tcirht ocn riurm Srt
gum dubern 9rbradt merocn fam. Ticle
Gjswalt 1T ffen . Sabre i'm Stadt IeuDcrf
i'm @ebraudI, wuroe leBte6 Cyahr udd) 8erf5
@auntD 9ebrad,t allpc Die yfddfraQe bafir
70 fart mar, oa6 fe ntdlt i'm Stduoe warcn
genue gu pcrftrti9en Sie Ucrfcrtiaen aud,
auf Beltenm9en 8urIes' 9fcroe @emaIt.-
SIR ole cbi9cn RaIdlinen uuo pferoegcwal:
ten fteheu IIe ein Sdbr gut.
Sie habea gcaenlpirtig cine uprtrcfilIide
;fsstpferoe Rafhnc nit pfrrbe9ewalt gum
SSrrfauf auf J9auo, WeId,e Fe i'm Stancc iTno
81 rulrneH ea6 &c lsid,t unb iautcr ercIHt,
Sducrbdft in, uno wclde je an riuem biaigen
Preis ableBeH nerNcn.
Sie babeit ,'pei JBerFtittcn, eic rinc uahc
tei Rcmi9'6 Wnble in 9iortbdmptou Gauns
iJ)ip, uuo bic dneere IN Ger 9StQam Straee
nabe tri 95reB, Sdgcr nuo Sos. Gtcbr III
MAcnfdun.
TItfdrbcit piro uutrr biltgen 8eeinouns
gen oerridjtrt. g8ir laoen Die 9auern uuo
0aeerc ein bel unS anjurHfen unb fur fJdJ
feIblt ,H urfteileH.
9tntbenD, W2i0el, unb 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Weller 8Il(l)lIoI)r

Ter llnterldlriebene bcnod,rIdlqef f1InD
6reunte uno bas putIifnm iiberbalpi taH en
In feinef jetigeu Wchnnng, IN Der pcIfsCfsi
fi6, erei 9biirem muterbalb 97upp'6 5ctel, Il, 4
nsn relen Budftobr er0fnet bat. ppfcibfI er
fcIgenbe 8iidler 81 biaigen preieen gum Bers
tauf dnbietet, n1mlidj:
9lrnefs pdhres ebriitentbum,
Geres 9briflidles Mdrtertbunt,
6ermann's 3clIifeffer,
Websr'S ensliid) esntfd unb tentfd) eng
lild) gB6rterbud,,
@ebbaros Sittenlebre,
Scnbners 8iblilhe @efhid)te,
qutberiId,e @eiangbild,er, =
Wttidlclls eehren Der Wsi6beit,
Waneelnoe Seele,
9rbanlidles @ebetsSnh,
Wirflid)es 9eben III rpmantifden Tarfrls
lnngen,
3eitamertc, plaltcr unb J,abermanns See
6etsgitdlcr,
Gcutld)c fcrtiae Hedner,
Baron 3renfS eebensQcIhiffe,
Gefdidte 9iarceanS unb Sadlcns 9eben,
Ger Amcrlfanifd'c Tferee,2rSt
9pintcr6 pfcroe'9lr3t,
9lIQemeineS 8irb,9l8enstBud,,
@rfidrung ees @alrnoerS,
Meinun9en lIbcr llnfterblidfeit,
GoIoius eebetl uub Neinun9en, Wirters
reretniQms Der eutberaner u. Rdcrmirten,
@n9ltlds NIB eeutlfe Spradlebre.
@n9ai I CD - Ii cg) G r.
Scots folio Bibles, with explanatory
notes, practical observations, and copious
marginal references in Vol.
Horneys introduction to the Scripture,
Dayenports history of the u. States.
CoIeburn and Smiths Arithmetic,
Goodards history of the United States,
| Coopers Surgery,
| Providers Ireland in VoL
Newton on Prophecies,
! Rambaohs Meditations,
| An assortment of Bibles,
! Pixies Arithmetic, with key,
Smith and Murray's Grammar,
Walkers und Websters Dictionarys,
Grimshaws Rome,
Columbian Orator,
Gibsons practical Bookkeeping,
English Catechisms,
! A general assortment Of School Books,
Comic Songsters,
! Comic Almanacks,
| A general assortment of Blanks, Deeds,
Mortgages, &c.
0leico fofis
not sr cine groee Sammlun9 ron 8iter auf
I?dnb, fhrpar,e nno blaue 2irte, 3iutcnfdf'
fer, SisprInaths, Sbfaesn, Sanc, parocius
uno G'iGctt5 itablue Sdrsibfererit, arcee
nuc sleius Iafdlenbiifer, Sdrsib', Srief,,
unp SriCgsls popier, II. f. 10.
Gr ii canibar fir aenoBcnc 8uuefhaft,
uro krfft cureh bilIi9e 9reilr feinen 3tel cer
rffsntljhcn 8nntfhaft fernerhin sn erhdlten.
2lu9uftu6 8. 9fube.
9lrou1 4 IS41 no-bu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
S5reper ilitp gla9el's
iIeae nuo psrbeiierte Dferoctraft
itno Grefcs,mofcb
oeocn bic 1geIi !!

Tie llnterieiehneten banfen ibren Hreu1iben
uno rem publifilm fiir bic librrale tluteritil'
Bnne, weldle Ns ibnen geIdenft baben unc
,siqen hermit an, bas Ge ncd1 fertfabrcn
au ibrem alteu Stanee, binter @an9eiper'e
EirtbSbauS unb unlerbalb Slumer6 Gub
deret in 9l1entaun, GrelhmaIdinen nno
pferccfraft ~ perfertigen.
llnlcre bftrbefraft beItebt aus ore 9lrs
ten, ipoppn biz cine ganS uell, beifer une oaus
erbdfter lit, ols ale friibercn.
9Sir nplten bier nidlt bebanpten, eaB uils
Iers DrcIhmalhinen 70 picl better fhhe, ais
bic ipeld,e bon anoern eeuten 9emadt une
perfauft mcroen, allein mir baben bds 8ers
trauen anf Ge, bas iIe eins prrbe au6taIteu
uno laocn ea5 pubfifum cin, Id, bel benen
~ befra9cn, peId,e unlerc Wafhnen i'm Be'
broud1 baben, iIdmlidI
Daniel Shneioer, Siios8bettball.
cSoilla Wiitter 90
Salcnlpn Sorncp 90
CSpbn =. Ge9elp, Gan9i6namnt,
0erf6 @auttD.
lSir ltebcn abcr ntdt an 81 bebaupten, ba6
unlcre ncue
Srefsl3: ''nD 95r6moFeJine
allc auNcrc 9frten iitcrtrifTt, neil Gc rinfad,er
III, leid,tcr ffafft, fd,6nere 2irbeit mad,t unb
enuerbafter unN Wcblfeiler 1T, aIS bic anNern
0tufet alfo lei uns att--ipr ftuo iuft gsras
be 70 liberal, ME antere eeuts and, mir redjs
reu feincn Cent fir eas beIcbsn.
Breoer unb 9t19el.
9lae 8lifntcttcn bic in tbr Sad 9eb6rcn,
wcrben pilnftljd) belpr9t
}tIentauu, Sult %. nq-8Dt
3cn9ntB 8.
Bir bic llutcr,ednetcn batcnbie Iafd)is
ne gum Ercfb,n uno puBen, fpslcbe ben
@rreer unb 9ingcl 9cmadlt pcrosn III i'm @ss
Brand geGeben ul6 e6 1T unfere Wtsiuung,
bas ite belIrr, cinfadber nno eauerhafter in,
al6 ir9eno cine anbcre Wafhinr, bic mir SEE
| Icber baben
S0eurU 2cra5, Soenrp 8dttert,
9Sm. GbcImofL George Q9albert
Snlcmpn &pb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
81 q eb DIT.

Iiciengen geaettcre peId,e prdi @'elh fir
SNerm peter 81 mp, in SseieeIteia ia
lNdpeen haten, teliebcn in esr ecurtwedbe
IN 9IIfntaun an Seenrp gsb atsntesablen.
2Ilgufl 1, iS4i vtp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
g1Siuiant 9FtfleCfer.
gl0cnt fir @pbraim Nirfpatrif.

NBFNI THr GpNfdlnl NlftpaFflF.
TT&6 rpirb hermit Sebcrmaun 9cnarnt
ole Oeaidbine nidjt nad,;umadlen, iuocm Der
&i9rntblner beS patentrcdn6 eutIhlceen lit
eluen 1coen Der btcIcs nidIt ad,tCt 9erithHidl
~ beIan9en; inoem es mctrere Wnle ents
i4icben worcen it, ea6 Ieiu patcntreft ddt
1T.
sl!Ientdun, Sunt 0. ro-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Q[0larltes- -Sl0ClriC[it.

IA SGIcpb Btl uno istns Srau
Suianua ocn SbersWiIfcro 5auuidip, 2ed,u
5auntD, eermittcIt elmer freiwilIiacn lleber.
fdlreituul, Coatirt Sui %, 1S4l) ale. ilr
@i9entbum, lie9euhcs, perf6nli.bcs unb Der:
miidtes an bic lluterSsidlucten iIbcrtrdgeu
habrn, uno ,ipar ium gclten Der @retitorrr
ees beIdgtan c5piepD QBilt, 70 mereen hermit
sllle, weId,e nod, auf iraeuo cine 9Irt an be-
flgtcn Scicpb lSilt ld}uloi9, iTno aufgefcrcert,
i,rifdcn nun mo Gem lien Sctcber atSntc.
iabIen--lm6'Sc melthe nod redbtmdeige
2Iuirrilhe an ben tcia9fen qSiIt tabeu, fpers
cen ebenfall5 auf9cforoert ibre 3ehnuu9eu
nnerhdlb oteutrtimmtcm 3eitrnume, n,bl.
beiliti9t an 5.eurD gGieoer in eem StibtAcn
Sniars einSuhdnbigen.
CSatpb 9Silt jr.)
SocnrD g&ieccr, : 9lfii9nie5.
SSclepb W}pren
TDie @ieeerci wtro pir fyiiber be-
trteben, uno ale &slteaun9en perrcn punFts
lldb telcr9t zen
$0cnrp 9Gteoer,
9Iugult 4, 1911, nq-Gm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
81 feubrn GJItf,

phn,peit 9iIentaun, in erdIa 9duutD.
bR Sbi9c Wditbns III 81 icben bri TiIgbs
man Nupp, in 9Ilcntaun.
@llfon, 5uni %, 1871. rq-6W
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-12-11
is A LOCO FOCO THE POOR MANS
FRIEND2

We have never been one of those who would
cordcsccud TO avail themselves of the dcra-
goguc cry OF The "rlch against the poor and at
tempt to array in hostility classes in society whose
interests are far from being opposed. We have
looked upon the efforts OF the Locoloco party to
array the poor Of the country against the rich,
as agrarlan, dcmagogucical and hypocrical.-
The attempt has not even the merit of sincerity
to palliatc the in jury which, itsuccesslul it would
inflict upon the country The Locofoeo is net
the poor mans friend, and the whole history of
locotoco Legislation teens with abundant proof
of our assertion
Is it not fresh in the recollection of the coun-
tri, that one Of the arguments i'll favor of the
Sub-Ircasury was, that it would reduce the wa
ges of labor, and thus enable the manufactures of
the United States, to compete successfully with
the manufactures of Europe; Here was an ar
gument that looked directly to the benefit ofthc
rich at the expense Of the poor. One of the bles
sed results OF that long cherished scheme, was to
oflhg down the wages of American labor to the
beggerly level of European labor, in order that
the poor operative, by living on slpcnce a-day,
might put money III the purse" of the rich ca
pltal:sts. And is it, not well remembered that
the Hon. Ruel Williams, Locofoco Senator
IRON the State of Name declared oil the floor
OF the Senate, that "mcat disagreed with the sto-
mach of the aboring man!'
But come down to the transactions of the pre-
sent year. Who are those who opposed the pas
sage of the Bankrupt Law, and who now URGE
its repeal with all the zeal of which they are
eapable' Locotocos every one of them.
If there ever was law that tecmed with bl les
sings to the poor and unfortunate, it is the Bank
rupt Law. If there ever was an act of Con-
gress which carried 'healng on its wings'' into
lheabodes of the needy and wretched, It is the
Bankrupt Law. If there ever was an enactment
which relieved the shoulders of the poor man
from burden which was crushing him to the
ground, and enabled him once again to walk the
earth, with the light and elastic step of hope ana
Joy, it is the Bankrupt Law. And yet every Lo-
eotoco in the land, from Martin Van Buren,, at
kinderhook, to Gen Jackson, at the Hermitage,
is crying aloud for its repeal, in order that the
Shyiock creditor may again be able to claim his
pound oftlesh from his unfortunate debtor And
yet these men arc exclusive friends of the poor
theirs are the hearts that overflow with sympa-
thy for the suierings endured by the poor many
at the hands of the erich faw theirs arc the
tongues that wag by the hour, on the evils OF
"associatcd wealth." and the thousand other
Gap traps of Locofoco invention. Out upon
such hypocrisy, aay we.-Petcr;burs Intelligent
| Ger,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-12-11
ONE necessary 10 guard against il.

come necessary TO guard against it.
feel it my duty to bring under your
consideration practice which has grown
up in the administration of the Govern
ment, and which, ! am deeply convinced,
ought to be corrected alude to the
exercise of the power, which usage, rather
than reason, has vested in the Presidents,
of removing incumbents from office, in or
der to substitute others more in favor with
the dominant party. My own conduct,in
this respect, has been governed by a con-
scientlous purpose to exercise the rcinov-
ing power, only in cases of uniailhfulness
or inability, or in those IN whish its en-
crcise appeared necessary, in order to
discountenance and suppress that spirit of
active craftsmanship on the part of holders
of Office, which not only withdraws them
from the steady and impartial discharge
of their official duties, but exertsan undue
and injurious Influence over elections, and
degrades the character of the Government
itself, inasmuch as it exhibits the Chief
Magistrate; as being party through his
agents, in the secret plots or open work
ings of political parties.
In respect to tho exercise of this power
nothing should be left to discretion,
which may safely be regulated by law;
and it is of high importance to restrain, as
far as, possible, the stimulus of personal
interests in public elections. Consider
ing the great increase which has been
made in public offices, in the last quarter
of century, and the probability of farther
increase, we incur the hazard of witness
ing violent political contests, directed too
often TO the single object ofretaining office
by those who are in, or obtaining it, by
those who are out. Under the infuenc,
of these convictions, shall cordially
concur in any constitutional measure for
regulating, and by regulating; restraining,
the power. ofremoval.
] suggest for your consideration, the
propriety of making, without further de-
lay, some specific application OF the funds
derived under the will Of Mr.. Smithson,
of England, for the diffusion of knowledge;
and which have therefore, been vested in
public stocks, until such time as Congress
should think proper to give them specific
direction. Nor will you, feel confident
permit any statement Of the principal of
the legacy to be made, should it turn out
that the stocks, in which the Investments
have been made, have undergone a dcprc-
citation.
In conclusion, | commend to your care
the interests of This District, for which
you are the exclusive legislators. Con-
sidering that this city is the residence of
the Government, and, for large part of
the year, of Congress, and, considering
also, the great cost OF the Public buildings,
and the proprely of ,asorlHg them at all
times careful protection, it seems not I'LL
that Congress shoule contribute
towards the expense of an efficient police
JOHN TYLER.
WAsnINGroN, December 2, 1871.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-12-11

ARRIVAL.-Tho Steamship Acadia arrived
at Boston on Tuesday last, with fifteen days later
news from England. There does not appear to
be any thing particularly interesting. except that
Prince has been born unto that people, and
even this is no very glad tidings to US,
From the Baltimore Clipper, We have the fol-
lowing News from China.
The Ann Nckim, from Macan 29th July, has
arrived al New York with letters and papers
communicating all that has transpired in the &C.
lcsta Empire since our last adviccs
In the atiairs Of the nation no material change
had TRANSFERRED.
Sir Henry Pottingcr, the now British Plcnpo-
Tertiary. boarded the Ann Mchim in the China
Sea, on lis way TO China. No material change
had TRANSFERRED and matters remained in the Cc-
lcstal Empire pretty much as at our last advIccs.
Much damage was done to the shipping, Of
which we find this account:
Among the vessels lost was the American ship
America. She had been condemned Com.
Bremen and Captain Elliot came near falling into
thc hands of the amiable ceeslials during the
tyfoon They escaped in only tlcir brooches.
Teas were high, but there was no difficulty III
getting them on board the ship.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-12-11
N Office.

YHVhc Commissioners of Cecil County,
A will meet at their room in the Court
House, on Tuesday the llth of Deccm-
Der inst, for the purpose of performing
the duties imposed upon them by the
2Sth and 10Th sections Of the Direct Tax
law OF last session.
Collectors will be appointed and will
be expected to give bonds at this meeting.
BY order
IA. ELLIS, Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-12-11
Sale.

BY virtue ola writ of FIEEl FAcIAs, is
sued by William IIanes, Esq. one of the
Justices OF the Peace OF the State of Ma
ryland, in and for Ceci! County, at the
suit of Richard Hudson, against the goods
and chattles, lands and tencmonts, of Tho
mas Price and William II. Oldham, 10 me
directed, have seized and taken in exc
cution, all the right, title, claim, interest,
and estate, at law and in Equity, of the
said Thomas Price and William Ii, Old
ham, in and to 2 Horses, five head Of Cat
tie and one OK Cart, and hereby give no.
tice that on the 18th, day Of December
next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A.
Nj. and 3 p. Nj. at Concord on Bohemia
Manor, | will cher for sale the said pro-
perry, so seized and taken in execution,
by public auction, to the highest bidder,
for Cash.
HEZ. FOARD, Constable,
Nov. 81, 1Sll.--ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-12-11

''llEAn tiM ~ Drr.n-Eyely fo'v .9 7I'".
more knows TEomns PEN neon. -
cha'act'' ! 'G3i and aa
h.0 70 'hcl.' IS, Il rive. 49,. ...... zee .
to Their so!reT "' course; and agry hY., lows.
or ought to know that he some lime since rc,i-
toned for the benefit of tile iusolvcnt laws and
that Yesterday was the day Of first appearance. ="
&c. 1t Is night that the public should know. Or
rather be romlnacG-ior they arc presumed TO
Know already what TO do nthr niattcr-to be re-
minded then that the sooner they file alterations
in the case, the better All persons. therefore
having any demands againt Pennington. andvho
are unwilling to permit him to pass the ordeal of
the lnsolvcnt Court without opposition. should
make preparations 'to head him" That he
''headed" this community is certain; that he
would have done SO to their far heavier loss and
his much greater profit, had he not been compel
led to explode and absquatulate, is equally doubt
les; shall he then be suffered 10 "walk over The
course" and carry off ''the purse'' without on
position: No, no; tins community has suffered
too much at his hands, TO let him slip smoothly
out u his obligations. He will have the "bcnc-
lit otthc law; it is desire that he should have
the benefit, but he will have it in fuH. The law
was not made for the benefit alone of debtors: at
least we have always thought so; and this beng
the case, he most be made TO realize that it has
benefit for his creditors as well as for him. They,
too, will take the benefit" oft. "Unt3rftrGc
debtors innocent of any fraudulent intention,
deserve conmiscration and sympathy, and thay
shall always receive them at our hands: but
WHEELER Remington is or not one of this class,
remains 10 be pr0red, and that it man be proved,
it IS necessary that all who have claims against
HIM come forward in season, and if possible.
''hcad him. in his passage through the LEGAL or.
deal OF lnsoVency.-Ra4S Hn
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CIEsCGJ HLAE$.

WALTER L. HARDING, reminds HE
friends and the public generally. that hs
is regularly Established, at No 3 Bowly's
wharf Baltimore, for the transaction of Il
General Commission Business, where he
will receive and sell on Commission, all
descriptions of Country Produce.
lie thankfully acknowledges the pa
tronagc Extended to him, and respectfully
asks an increase from those who have no!
yet given Kim trial.
All business entrusted to his care mesi3
with his prompt and personal attsnlion.
Baltimore October I'd lSll-,l.
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A GA IL ID.

JOHN GRAHAM, returns his sincere
thanks to the people OF EIkton ard ,i,na-
ty, for their liberal patronage, and beg
leave to say TO any and every person wan.
ing STOVES, that he has just received IL
new assortment, Which he will sell low
or than they can be got at ANY other store
in this Dlace.-llis store is next door to
DR.. Parkers Medicine and paint sIore.- =
call and examine. See his larger a;lyer-
tiseraout in another column.
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Boarding.
A lew persons san obtain private boar:
cling, by calling ON the subscriber.
JAMES MGfRDN.

" \ fine set Of teeth a" letter oi i.eaa .n....
dation to their posscSso1,
DIR. Cowan, has received sujrHtsu a.
sortmcnt Of Stocktons prcmiurn Tpoin,
which he will insert, either, s!hgIv, or in
full sets, in style Of Workmanship, not
to be surpassed, and on the most roasona-
bic terms. Those who have lost their
natural teeth are requested to call at his Of
flee and see his assortment. Nov. 27
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NoRTU E,sTEpS BoI,NpARy. Major

NoRTu CASTERS BOUNDARY. Major Graham
has run his line SIS miles due north Of the monu-
ment, which carries him miles due north of St.
Johns One of the officers attached to his party
left the fort at Fish river, on the very day the
reported engagement took place. SO far from
having encountered difficulties in the survey, this
gentleman says they were every where received
with great kindness and cvlity.
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CANDIDATES..

Henry Clay and Winfield Scott, have been
somewhere named as the Wing candidates for
President and Vice President at the next cleo
ton. Henry Clay for the Prcsidencyof course,
as none but mailman would assign him the Sc
cond position, and indeed, should he accept it,
we would 1hink the ISLANDERS of his enemies had
some foundation. The name of Henry Clay
wants uot ths appendagc of 'Vicc President "
to nsreusc the naiion's admiration and gratitude.
Old Guard,