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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
yriebte ser S3nrrtIUm 9lcfOrt,r.
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Die YdeirunQ Der Bill nm cas @rQcbniB
Der 6ffeutlidpu 2iueerCieu inter Gle Staatsn
III rerthcieu, lit cine Der erifen mo beiten
Wafrc0elu fir bielen Staat, peId,e je cine
frubcre 9lcminiltrattrn au69cfGhrt bat. Die
Birthu9 SieIer Woerc9cl miro beipurers fur
pcnrfvlpdnicn b6dit bcilIam uuo gut iciu,
mcem bdcurh cte orlldencen Garcr, nit ocs
rcu mir betaitet iIuo, Olel crletdtert, uno aus
Ccre Ucrhinosrt wcroeu. 9Iu5 cen &crbaubs
luu9cu oes &cn9rCfe6 crieheuwir, CAP feiu
ciusigcr 2oto SOTO ftrtit
8pI f ss8 / d fl mmte! 2a6 bas @elf
cs ME rer9cieu taB bic Vrfo 8cfo parthci
n-~ Qc9en rd6 Sutere0e re6 8clfS it, uuo
coB Gle 2Iufhbrer Iicber unleren Staot uno
8Hr0er nit Sareu erbritft Ichcn piWScn,
MS eaB ihucn Grleidterur9 ouf cine fcId,e
red,tmifige 2irt9elcitct miro. Die SIdrrilcu
Demctraten i'm @cu9reB botCu rnbmlid,lf
Qciciot eaB ihnCn Die WcNfarth ccs SrIFs
am SocrScn lic9t uub tie 8nracr beic6 Staat
wcrbcu 9e0eu iie uid,t unfamiliar fcin. QaGt
bic Ceulctrotcn i'm @rnqree 70 fcrtfnbreu unb
HiCft ouf cd6 lcere @eldlrci Der 2efO NpFc6
brrhru-Cos 8clf mnB @rIeidteruu9 baben,
uno e5 ipiro bieielbc aud crhaltrn. .-8at. 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
OefentliCbe 9Senp1t.

Gamitaqs ben 2Sften Gu9uif, nddfene,
fclIcn am @aitbaufe bon 1bcmas ranfeI, in
Gang Sdwamm Gaunfdip, Berfs Gauntp,
IL 9lfer
6afanten SOl3Ianc,
.auf 6fcntliher 8eneu pcrfauft nerten. Taf,
lelbc 9renset al 9anb bon 9euben Sreb, @ts.
Snbwi9 uno ancers, uno piro obne, Hiidhalt
i'm GjanScu pber in Stildsn rsrfauft, tpie eS
oen Sdufern AM fhidlihfen Iein mag.
Tie 8enbn nirb nm | llbr 9ladmitta9s
anfan9cn uno Die 8eein9nn9en wercen Bee
tanut 9emadIt ben
6. 99. QSieanb, 9Ifif9nie
cen Sbarle6 Corr.
Plug. IL. 1S41. fiq-3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
81 q dl I / Ch t.

Re sIle eiejeui9en, naflde ncCh III rem
8nderu css S. q. Sage, iduelg iInn, rers
ben hermit benadridtiget, caB bic Sue
der nad ocr Septembers@ s@onrt in biz ssinee
eines 6rieoensrihter gum @ntrslbeu aesebeu
werceu. QBer caber unfoten paien pilf
Der fam npcb Dor jener 3eit in eieier Gruz
derei anfpredcu uno abbcjahlen..
@. u. Sa9e.
sln9ulf IL lS4l. aq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
SScrg,cirofI1ct:

9lm lcetcn Dcureritag, curd) BEN @br,p.
Urn. Sdger, Saerr Willia 36nner,
nit Dlis, Sufanua Detlh beibe bon
Nlnncper.
glm leeteh Sonnta9, Surd) ben(eIbeu, Soerr
80 i'd a c { @ifcrt NIT 9Ris eli { az
betb l8 c b e. +, bebe pcn Sber>Sauccna.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11


@iu9uter 99int.-""Rclleu Ste mir
QefiniQft finf 3hMer bergen tis mOr9en
llbeRo ?" frd9te ein 3citun9serufer ictncn
Iddbar, eiueu 9lSpctaten. @r bCfdm Sas
@clo uuo bcSabIte es aud, ridtiq wieecr.--
3um 3pcitcn uno eriteu WnIs ma ;lts er bicle
auleihe bis ,utest Der 9louCfdt a.; rermun'
BERT frdote :--''AGte in Der Welt ftmmt e6
bas Ge an jebem Gtenitda ftnf 5bdlsr 9es
braudeu ?" "Cie llrlad,e it eiufdd," anti
mcrtctt Der Crufer. "Sic Wiien baB idl jes
ben @itnpod, cine 3eitun9 hcrnus9ebe unc
1rQleib mus id, Dtenitd9s meiue ebttCrielen
smfG6ee Idlretbcn, eicfr6 Fam it aber unmEg'
lid, thun Wenu meine Eafter lrer Ino, Srnn
man uerIar9t BON bem Grudsr saB er nic
iitle 9duue Surd ieins Sctcr rcrrptbe nno
Sie miien, quite eduus uno Isere 3nIhen
pdarcu Gd, Gdllcdt" Ter 9Iepcfat perftant
ben 9puf Sr od,t 3o0en fam or niCter
un6 bradte, aufer eiucr 2tnidbI neue llntcrs
fdrcibcr, Elm anIebuIedt5 Sopucrdr mao er
uno ieine 8uten Sreunbe fir i'm suidmmcn
qen,adt hattcn. Ntc9e CT viCIe 0iadfcl9er
fintcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Gu Gabanba, Alabomn, crbr1d in Der
lfad,t pom %. SuuD ein Spiebute ciuem
eaSeu, uno mar 9erabe I'M @egrif mebrere
@cOeufince su entpenSeu, ais er surb Zen
Gintritt eines Der @ebnlfSu Der SdnoIuua 9es
it6rt murSc. @r rctirirte raid gum n6tlteu
Eenlier uuo 1prou9 aus bcnielben bcrdus.
Der @ebulfe machte ipfort edrut une mau
ictte benz Oicte uad, wrtther, bcfnrttCrb,
oefunoen ,u wereeu, in eeu nubeu 6lus iprnuo
um ea5 iculciti9e ilfer' ju crrethen, muste
iueee, eeS 9dwiumeu6 untunet1, anf cine
jimuerlid)e 9rt erloufen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
@uupern6r %Drtcr mnb iein YGcife
Die SSereiutote Etaatcu Snue.

@S 1T in ben pbilaeclphia 3eitun9en bic
2Iufluoiaung 9cfheheL eas 6. gB Il c
8rpcfe, @fq., eiu 9tefe ees @pnccrn6rS
pcrter gum 9lnwdlt Der 8ercinigien Staotcn
9anf bnrdD bic Direftrren ienes 5ntitts err
mdbIt ppreen it, init einem jdbrlid)en Gjes
halt Ucn 1000 3bdler. Die 8erbdltniGe ecs
I.rn. Brrefe IIuo BON 9orS belcnoeret 9trt-
or it Der 9ieffe beS @puueru6rS uno Der Zee
putirte beS CSeucral glupalt6 Sctnicn, uno
lIs folder ,par er im @mpfdu9 etues anfchns
licben @iufonmens, ipslthes, wie mir pcranss
ieeer, er jest oufgcbeu mus, iHcem er bic
;NumaItIdaft an9encmmcn bat. Cie
2niteaunq ees Nrn. Brpcfe gum "'npalt eer
Der. Stoaten Vanf hat ~ ndnherlet 8ers
muthun9en 8eranladun9 9e9ebeu. Scuucrs
nor porter lau9te an ucrlcstsn Wicntng
2lbcuo in Dhilnoelpbia an, uno am fpl9eneen
GAGE wurrc iein 9icffe Sum 9Innalt Der Bant
crmihlt 8icle fr0 nell9ierig su mliIen, mas
cicle Sewe9uu9 al bcecuten hat. @mtae fpls
qern earaus, ba6 be 8rcunee tes @jcnoCrs
n6rs al iciucr Wieeerernihlung 0erSreifeIn,
pcpi iIe ale ,lriade hNbcn, rno ee oaber fnr
rnthlam bnlten fur fId ielbit gu fcr9en mcun
ijd cine @ele9enheit bnrtietct cber oae Die
8anf, meldle ibre albiIdlt bcfanut gemadt
hat fir cine &erdneerun9 ibrc6 Sreibriefs
2lulprud, III MAIDEN, irNeto .clnen 9rceen
3mcf su errei6eu brfft ourd bic 2IulteIIuug
cinCs 0srpan6teu eee GouUern5r6 uno einee
@nuillin06 pcn bem @enerol 9Iunnlt, Su eis
mem Benmtcu Ger Sanf-SeIfetr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
QBocGentlicGe S5rief-9ufe.

Srl9enbe @rtrfe fnb eieIr gBodr i'm 9Ils
lentauner pcftamt liegcu geblieben
older, WloraGcs IeeibD, 6.
Suffirfe, peter SO. U1eDenllen, Chm.
Sui'elman, cnS. gS. Wartn, gBilIiam
Bunting, Wiaiam 9a9el, GclIab
Sartpu ISM. s.. Guintaiu, SobR
Sut, Salcmcn GuaDle, 98m.
O,pDerl 6. @iq. 01ue, Sobu
@ilenhart, Sobn 9}au, Scbn
8ernberger, Samuel 9fo6, @lilabetb
NetB, 6. 0. Sderer, Sohn
@otf, Sobn Saoa9e, Scbn 2
@rcman, SbarleS Sten9er, glcam Q
!cefman, Daniel Ircrel, peter jun.
;a@ns, SS qjeter9 Hr9' o. Sdif 8riefe.
8nappenber9er, 6. Sphn SippeI,
Serldner, 9lbrabam Sobn Meldlcr,
Sirdhoff, q. Is. 2IIbert Diap,
1efdeper, cSeiie YRidlael Stuter,
Reuan, @ecr9e '@br. Sdmlnelins-
q. 9. J3ube, geifmeiifer.
glGguf IL. 1S4l,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Gin Geutfher 9iamens 8riertdl 5,elmtcIN,
III philadelphia 1T prr cinigen 9agen an eis
mem Stlf SdIenfleiicl critidt, mas er oers
fhlang pbne es Suopr redbt perfant ju baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Die eaneof1ccn ;u Warietta, 3anesYiIe,
SmbenoilIe, @incinnatti uno lEpplter, III
Ohio, uno bic Su Wipnrce III DPidigarL fnc
aufgebpben ppreen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Seit lestem Srnhjahr iIno mebr ais 25,'
900 Sdlaafe iiber Die @umberlauo 8aliep
gSriide Su narristnr9 ralIrt aaf i1rem We9
HaG) ecm Slsu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

n sitEfFeol be#silHtl llsl Elllz 1lIIfllf1uE
Nirdjf. gllle 0tahmeH, 1uhreil Eadi< Sem
fer, aafiel, ime aIIr Bsr5ierun9eu fnb ppii
@ilen. &eit ben IrpieiI ;ehn 9dhreiI iriifs
ben in Gnaanc bcinahe ldmmiIide 6abrifs
gebdube pon @ilsn uno Stein gebaut, une
allies ccIs tpea9eIalien. 9udb fdn9t man an
gBchnbanIer 70 81 baucn. au ben Bereinigs
ten Siaaten ruroeiI nudl Id,cn dbnlidle Bers
ihd)e gemad]t co m1fo ocr sebn Sahren
Die 1rcnt Der Wliner's Sdnf in pcttspiae,
pa. pcn @iien ltott pcn Marmpr gsbnut iIe
leIl lebr geldmadocn ausiehen, nrdl 70 fdeu
ipie ne je par. 9udl in pbiIubelpbia puroe
@ueeiicn al bfenhidlen Gjebdubeu NIT gcrs
tbeiI ougewanbt. q8enn 70 fcrtgsfahren mirb,
70 I6nnen mir nod aHf feuerfeltr lSiuler reds
men.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

ySiuinm y. 1oyler, Elm Wedanifer in @o'
ifcn, bat Elm Sd,lrB erflnben, ocrmittellt wrls
entbdlt eine Wintlabe, aus wsld'er burh eis
lie guftpumpe 2uft in cine gfcife geblalen
mirb, penn man cerIudlt, phue Sdlhdel ea6
Sdilpe 81 6ifnen. Die pfeife fol- Iaut fort,
t6ncn, bis ale guft ans cerlelben 9etreten iff,
une 70 Der Dieb st eutbctten ieir.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
@eNer @tefer IL ber Gtabt 9llIentanM.

Gecer &iefer in Der Stabt 9laentaum.
Stattct Ieinen Suneeu uno benz Dublifum
iiberbaupt ieineu ungsbeudelteu Hant ab,
fur oeren IberaIe llnterifiieung bic er 9encf,
fen hat, uno beunhridtiget ciS1elbe ,neleid,
cae er eiu SlGertemeut @.G.b W'aare
auf S>auo bat, bic er an ietnsm Shap ann
@de Der lHomiltcu uuo Samss Straee, 6as
gcnbudl6 QBirthShaus 9egenlber, uno an itis
mem 98phuhaule IN Der 9lIlsDSraBe, 91iee's
Wirtbeblule 9e9rutber, briu grpsen une
Jfleineu an pbilaeelphier Dreteeu ablest.
Setn 8crratb beltebt aus
Yau0 9iber 6(eifbfdnrer, Grant,
itinrcr, GuttersSdher, @alhSiiber
nit bblSernen lno eiiernen 8eifen,
Giner BON allen GrbBen uto Sors
ten, SuIhelS uno haIbe 8uf6els,
96ef8 uno balbe Nef5, an9effrid)ene
9uber uno @imer, Q9af1sWafbt.
net lc.
Gr perfertigt oIfo Babe. 3ibsr auf TsfsIs
luuoeu, uuo ale anccre Spbs9irbsit dlf bic
ftirsele 9In;eige 70 ipis auh SIidarbsit nire
ppn tbm inter billi9en Bebir9un9eu eerridbs
tet.
Strhrhnfter fpirb ein IiteraIer sIbm9 fiiE
Snar Gjele erIaubt.
9lu0uit IL. 1871. nq-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Sn lltifn, u. y, puroen neulid al eiuem
Sage 60neus2leOofaten Surpraris SugelaBen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

9SbilobelpbiG Wforftprets.
8lauer tas gdrrel So 90, 9fcggenmeM
SO %, gGcllffrrnmebl SO 90. Waeen bae
Suld1el 81 81, 9icggen SO, g4eIidfcrn 6ss
Soafcr 40, StIeefaamen So 90. 9yps Die 2cHs
he 50 25 NbisfeD Die galIrn % Gents.
Sd,ladtoieb eaS Sllubert pfuneIS6 90, 5fHs
be nit 6dlber s25 bis s35 90. Sdrpeines
aeiId) eas Nuneert pfuno 50 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
XEl1I6 II saslIINL.

\ eIeh ! gehorsbs inrinem Willen,
ginee beine fefn'rs Gaae,
gerne seiiIid fIn9eriein.
Puff ees @Ihdes errser Maa9e
Gteht Die 3mt9e (elten ein.
Oh fnuet ftei9en cber Tnfen:
III muet for(den mo 9epinnen,
Soer eienen nne periieren,
eeiben coer trininphireh
9lmbps Deer Nammer fein."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Ciegentheil 9efa9t. Bon Dem 1T aber bier
ole Aeee Hit,t Besdblen fam man pcbl
1penn man @elo bat. Sin manher Wann
hat fur anes mas or bcIbt beiabIt, uno off
aptro 9ewuueert, mie piele pon anIern Oits
bir9eru es MAIDEN, bas iie fir aac5 brSab.
Hen fonHen, oeer no IIe oa6 @jelo bCfommen
Tsir fur infer Sheil pareu nemas 70 sluds
E f. oaS mir "besahleu tcnntCu Wie mir 9iens
sea-" lSena Der slpothefcr oa6 fcnnte, tr
St er piel gludlider, ais mir je ,paren, uno
spir gbuuen ibm audi feiu @luf BON Soersen.
Die 9ieec III dber bon stuflaBe III id,reiben,
auo nid,t pcn 9leiftbum. Sreilidb, menu
Sd)ntot i'm Gimme bat, nit leincm Ggidtbum
BEN Ranpf ourhSnfedlten, bann nlieen mir
Sfiur Idwei9eu. 9Iber @ctt fci Danf ! oas
gieidItbum nid)t 9fed1t III llureht umdneern
fam. QSir mereen, 70 arm mir aud, IIno,
ans niemals burth ben piaenoreher nit ale
feiucm 8elbe ab1d,reden lnsen. Brrcen inns
mer Sd,lae anf Sd,Ia9 fcl9eH Iasen, uno
aus nidlt oas @erin9lte earan fehren, oas er
gieicb lit, NIT Der froteu lleberSeu9ung oae
9fed)t uno 98ahrbeit beffeher, uuo quq une
Grua unteraeben mns. Sdaase fur eenjes
iiigen, Der NIT FOLDER 8eradtune auf Die 2lrs
nutb ntFberbIidt, nbfr "Soerr per9ieb ibm,
Drnn er ipeis ndlt mas er tbut."
9Sas er biuibtlid3 bcs Jfamens eeipi6 une
Fuomi9 iaat, babfn iptr nIemals aeiIdt 40
ipieoerlegeH. YBir fagten bios oae mir glaubs
ten, oIB bic Mind1banlen eS ais eincn nm,
tcffdiNolid)eu Jtameu betrattef hitten, rpcls
dice mir ncd 9laubeu. g9ie er feins @prre.
ippIoeilj fllhrt 1T uns einerlei une trire auth
bfm pa5lifam rincrfi lsin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Srl9enbe @rtefe fnb eieIr gBodJr i'm 9It
lentanner pc(tamt lie9cu 9ebIieben:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RaLIIMunE MARKET.

From the BaI1more dmevtcan OF Dee. 20.
c.YrLx About COO head Of Beef cattle were
I'D :, the drove yards this morning, 500 81
.h.cb asre .oId % ssiters snd butcher, at 50 So
- As so per 100 lbs. for common 70 superior ggal.
~, Mash the largest portion of The safes were
horeyef 81 prices ranging from ~ to IS per 100
Ibs.
Hoes-There is a heavy stock Of Live Hogs ia
make, and holders continue TO ask "a so 70 s.
per 100 lbs. There are no sales making to mack
err, and bur few retailing 70 butchers. A few have
bren slaughtered and sailed on owners account.
FLoUR.-Tbe demand for Howard Street Flour
continues vr,s limited, and holders are generally
asking Sc i25 fnr good standard brands. The
pnly transaction reported 10 US, Is a sale this morn.
'ng 4 200 barrels at So CT. We quote the wagon
sIice At So.
WHgar.-Nheats are IN fair request, but IN.
supplies are limited. The few parcels Of Nd. reds
.Sar have reached The market have sold at & | 25 a
81 35 for fair to ptina parcels. A sale Of a lot oi
Pa. red was made to-day at 81 SO.
CoRs- Sales of new Corn. in good shipping
order, at 48 a 80 cts. for both white and yellow.
RYE-The last sale Of MI. Rye was at rs a
II cents.
o.Ts.-We note sales Of M. Oats at az a a
cents.
WHIeKgY Prices continue as much a. last
week. Sales to-day at 81 cts pr Ibid. and 22I
Ia. for bbI.. The wagon price Of bbls. is 10 cts
.s~iusis- of the barrel
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THE CASE OF Mr.. RESIDE Our
readers will have noticed a statement that
Mr.. Rceside, (the Land AdmiraD had ob
tanned a verdict against the United States
for the round sum of $lSS, 496, beng the
balance found due on a long series Of in
iricate dealings between him and the Cen
eIal Post Office.
Mr.. Reside was a f~avorite and very
heavy contractor for the transportation OF
the Mails, and in time became an Agent
of the General Post Office in the negotia-
ton ofloans, extensions, &c.-one of the
several brokers that the Encouragement
OF the Postmaster General rendered neces-
sary. Accordingly, he borrowed, and
lent, end Skinned, and procured shaves,
until, in the state in which the Govern
ment accounts were kept, there was no
telling which party WIS 10 debt to the
other. Mr.. Kendall left on the books, as
part Of the assets of the Department, "A
claim against MIR. Reside of some $32,-
900. Mr.. Granger attempted TO realize
this snug sum, when 10 he was met
by a counter.claim for over $500 ,000i-
As there was no coming at the matier
amicably, Mr.. Granger sued for the Gov
ernment's demand, and the case has been
before the u. S. District Court and "A Jur'
for the last three weeks. The ns1lt is n
verdict for Reside ofover One Hundred
and E~ighty-ejgh Thousand Dohars! WHICH
the Drpattmeut must pay and oiter all,
Il is $ d VI. RI, side will be- a heavy
loser bv the tusln IS hc did for the Gov
prnmpnt.-R1ch Compiler.
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For Tie MarfinsJurg Ga=ett,
THE OLD BACHELOR.

To THE EDITOR: Sir-Did you ever take a
shower batbi or suffer from the night-mare2 Then
judge me! What is that Cardinal Woolsey says
about ,oanfon boys rentaring far beyond hetr
depth? You re collect it'll cant recollect, just
now, any thing bu, Ms humiliation in the last Ga
zette. Well, | am a living, breathing illustration
of its truth. "othello's occupations gone"-and
gone is he! Alas, alasl
Seilonsy-whe 1t was heralded forth, by the
Lions JaekaIl, that CTLEBs was TO be utterly de-
mollshed, Tor his imPertinent intrusion on the are
ia, by the valiant \ (who, in defence Of the La
dies, ! confess, backs out La Mancha's redoubta-
BILE knight)-CGLEBs collected himself for a en-.
tastIophe-and, bTeathless, he waited for IL IT,
wbirlwind has passed by, and CGLEps vel sur-
Vivesl He takes pleasure in telling YOU. Mr.. Ed.
tor. Of his existence in the Land and II is for his
purpose that he indites this note-and for ON,
other.
1t has ALWAYS been the undoubted prerosative Of
the Ladies If say God bless them, will n. re.
spond amen 10 have the last pord in all eontro-
Versies. Shall I refuse il TO their champion No
| will not deny this pleasure TO N.-aDd shall hope
that his transcendent services will ever be dpprS-
etdfed e." ! thank thee, jew, for teaching me that
VOID! by the Ladies, and he rewarded. with
a p-e''st.
Yours, ever N.'s till marriage.
CELEBS.
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against
IN CHANCERY.

FuNHfS cause came on to be heard this Goth day
Il of April, 1871, upon the report of the Com
missioner formerly made in this cause, and the
Court deemins il expedient to have the account
further calculated. 1t is sdju1ged, ordered and de.
creed, that this case be referred to Master Commis-
sioner Garsrd. with Instructions to state, and ex-
anime the accounts between the several parties IN
the cause, setting forth sll such matters as be ana,
deem pertinent, or what any Of the parties or the''
Counsel may require to have stated. and he - here
by required to make return Of his Report ia time
,jr u final decree at the next term.
ACopy.-Teste.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

HAMMOND e. CUNNINGHAM have jus,
received a large stock Of Groceries, such as
Loaf and Lump. Porio Rico and Orleans Sugars;
Porto Rico and o,lesns Mols.ses; Strong Rio aud
St. Domingo Coiees; Imperial and Young Hyson
Teas; Ground and Grain Pepper; Ailspice; Gin
namon; Ginger: Chocolate; Sab Petre, Sc &c.,
which will be sold very chesP.
October 90.
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NJ n.

On tho 18Th inst. in Shepberdstown, Va. By the
Rev. G. Diehl, Mr.. HEsRY BIsHoP, (Pastor OF The
Luther 4 Church. at Mount Vernon, ohio,) to
Miss ELIZABETH, A.. daughter Of Albert Humrick-
house, Of Shepherd stown, Va.
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). RICHARD, c n c
M~artinsburg. November 80, 1871. :

MaftinsbuTg, ENUVeHHU0T o0' UT
The psrties to the above suit will please TO take
no,icr. that I will attend at my Office in Martins.
burg, Berkeley Coua,,, on Monday, tho Sd day o
January next, (l842,) for the purpose Of carrying
The above order into effect, when and where the,
are hereby required to attend with ell tie necessar,
evidence and vouchers. which will enable me Il
make up a Report in said cause,
SEAMAN GARARD, NJ c.
December 2, Ie4t.-5t
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aoberttstmg 1aaemoramna.

Sale of Land. on Monday the 9th instant, be-
fore the Court House door in Bath, Morgan coun.
iy, by Edmund Pendleton, Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-23

Lord bacon's Works. Theirs History Of the French
Revolution, and Wsverly Novels, ia S vols. 90
Lord Bscon's Works. Theirs History oftbe French
Revolution and SCOTS Works. complete. in 10
vols. os
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-23

NRESH GR0CERIEs.-New o. leans end su.
gar House Moiasses: Loef, Lump & Brown
Sugars; g. Imperial, and Y. Hyson Teas; Java
and Strong Rio Coffee; Sperm Oil, &C.. for sale
by HAMME 4 STEPHENS.
November IL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-23

HAVE a Black Girl and Boy, belonging to Jo-
Il seph w. and Melissa Beatty, TO hire,-and will
also attend to the hiring for the next wear, Of Mrs.
E.. Coiston's Servsnts-all by private contract.
WM. PENDLETON.
December %. l24I-3t
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prEp,

A, his residence, in Williamsport. Md. on Sun
day, the 18th inst JAcoB [. Towsos, Esq in the
79th year Of his age, one OF the oldest and most re-
table citizens &c that place.