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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
TIE FLAG.

...,,trre b,s at enGlh determined to proceed
an Tho third of March to the election OF second eeha
on .'e t'ihu " ~. Rome We have now only one
wish upon the subject Let us carry Out as iaf Is We
oon tho State Riuhts Principles OF Virginia.
Whether he voted for V. Buren, or not, let no man DC
,a,ad bo is not true to the great principles OF TINS
preat State. We go for such man, ana no o'"si W.
o ior man who is thoroughly opposed TO Natloha'
hood ne usurpations, which is engendered oy 'he
I ,,;tud;naran Construction OF the CONSTITUTION Il
We no above all for an anti-BanK, anli-Dsl''pu'
,;on Statesman. We cannot expect to get man VINO
Is entirely after own heart IN the party po'os VI
,ho la,e c3mpann But we would go tor that man VINO
,oes for strict Construction, and against Bank an
I)istrbut,on Where is that man to be found What
noltcian. of such principles, Gun be elected we go
far such man The election must now come on, anu
all further appeal, as we thought right aha Pfopei -
The neopl has been cut off by the decision OF the Be-
maize. we iy our flag boldly and iearessiy Men
are Of less consequence than principles we wouiu
sacrifice none Of the great principles OF virginia ior
The election of any man. we 20 Tor States Alghl
Republican, anti Bank, anti. Distribution, &c and Tor
m other This is our flag and strike 1t Tor no
man, i there Wing in the Legislature who will
adop it as his own? Let him then have The courage 10
come forth and avow himself 80
The Republican party has been brought into this dIi
Gculty by false move Of the Senator from MeckIen-
burr-lor which he was duly compensated py the
Whius on the floor of the Senate
The resolution ought to have been rejected Every
Republican in the Senate would have voted against it,
but for Mr.. Baptist.
Our friends ourht not 10 have been forced INTO an
oecon until thew could have insured the Election OF
State Rights, No Bank man The People demanded
this. or that an appeal should have been again made 10
themselves. They would have decided in the next
Spring, as they did in the last Fall They would have
secured Senator who pledged to the principles
Of yirnnia Besides there was no necessity TO de-
teru,;ne on an Election until the contested seats in the
House Of Delegates had been adjusted
But let the Wings chncke they may on this false
and unfortunate move Of Mr. Baptist, the Republican
party will never strike their flag They 60 for State
Rights, no Bank, Distribution Senator, and they
,rill take no other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

WASHINGTON, Feb l6.-Gen. Harrison is yet de-
tanned in the city, but intends, understand, to set
out in the Potomac mail boat tomorrow morning for
Virginia He continues to enjoy the best health, and
has accepted invitation to attend the National Ball
this evening at the National Hotel.-.Nat Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR PIANO. for sale another of
u those splendid hundred dollar Piano Fortes Those who
want something and will do well the in
strument alluded to- -
Ne: I'll sn ss s. are or ssn
f. r. NASH, Petersbsrg
Jso3o si-2aw31if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

from Messrs. Webster and Granger-they, who have
voted against overy resolution from Southern mem
bers which was calculated 10 arrest all action on Pc
titions: Mr.. Webster voted against all of Mr. Cal
houn resolutions-Mr. Granger is VIGOROUSLY CHAM
pion for the anti-slave right of petition. How can
these "Mnisers" be expected TO reverse their posi-
tions; or how can the South trust them:
But can Mr.. Thompson, or the Editor of the Aexan-
dria Gazette indulge with another revelation from De-
hind the curtain: Suppose Gen Harrison to meet the
wishes of the South in relation to what the Gazette
mncinply calls "cerain subjects, will ne also come
out on the great questions of Finance, the repeal oil the
Independent Treasury, and the establishment OF VA
tonal Bank Public Loan which to found the Bank
the distribution of the proceeds Of the Public Lands inc
increase of the Tariff TO supply the drain from the dis
tbution the Special Session of Congress, the removal
Of public officers nc, &C. On these great questions,
TOO we protest against all the ummery OF general alb
sractions. Give specifications upon these likewise,
which will remove all doubts about the acton oil Inc
Executive. Take no refuge in the idle plea, mat the
President has no right to NEEDLE with the powers oil
The Legislative Department. For, these two clauses
meet the President directly in the face; the fresdent
Shall from time to time, give TO the Congress ihioa
ton of the state of the Union, and recommend 10 eT
consideration such he shall Judge necessary,
and expcdient" (Art. =, sec. 81 And again, every
bill which shall have passed the House of Representa-
tves and the Senate SHALL before It becomes iaw De
presented 10 the President OF the United States nc
approrc he shall sign it, but not, he snail return II
with his objections that House in which II sna nave
ORIGINATED" art l. sec. ~ So, that if Gen. HARRISON
NAV be determined to strike the Veto power from the
Constitution, he cannot expunge the reeommcndoory
dutu He will be bound to to recommend such mea-
sures as he may Judge necessary ana efPedtcM. TIC
must therefore, have great principles OF ACTON IN OF
der that he may Judge of the proprIey OF ms
and it precisely those great principles ana prominent
measures which we hope he will also reveal IN his In
aurural Address But who believes that he VIII I'M
mask his principles? Not We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
,,pp ZINC LINN PRESTON, PIERCE, BEN

VIER, KING, LINN, PKEsION, r1ErsoH' "1'
TON, FULTON, and others. ,,s
The question on the amendment taken by yeas
and noys and decided in the negative by vote oil ~
nays to yeas After another trivial amendment nav
ing been adopted, the bill was passed.
The Senate adjourned. ,,,r,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
Sine anbere afOrsan o cf.bitbte

Slns fclgeneem slrhfei, melhen mir aus
bem "DeutIfen @anaoicr" entlebneu, iptrt
man srlebell, baB fh in Canada stns 8egee
benbeit erei9net bat, welde oem Srauerlpiel,
peldes bon Der 6reimaurergrhoerIbaft nit
hem un9lildlidleu 9Biiltam Wcrgan aus9e'
fibrt Wurbe, stni9e 9IebuIidfeit bat. sJn ben
8sreint9ten Staaten 1T bic Giemalt Der Srei.
maurerei onrd ben Sr9auilIrteu Wieerltaue
Der @egenmaurer partbei felt ben teeten 5e1n
Sabreu 3par ettpas geidwddt iporeen bae
aber Der gebetme @iutiuB Der Sreimaurers2ps
Iben rpieoerum tb6tig am Berfs III, um bic
Wieeerermdbluu9 bon Odpto u. YOrter gum
@onuern6rsitubl bon pennlYlpduten Al be-
f6rberu, edrau fdnu fein oeruhnfttger Wann
,weifelu, udhoem er oas gebeime Circular,
Sdlreibeu Der eefo SOTO @eu.ral Staats
@pmnlittee geleieu hat, eeicn pIr in unlerer
eerlebten 3eituug erpdhut bdbeu.
Die pbt9e 2eituna ia9t "gtue BerIamu's
lrn9 bon Orange Wfdnnern CSreimaurernl
fan6 fitrSlic) i'm Grin 8ulb gSirtbsbaus all
Der Sun9fraBe ltatt. SO erbob IId, tolO Elm
Strett unter ibnen, nobel CScbn W'grice 9es
tGotet ipltroe. Derielbe mar eolheumeiter
IN 8au0ban 3aunIdbtp, uuo wuroe pen iets
neu Sriteern 9ebagt, mett CT lidb Qeipeiqert
bate an ocm 1orputc 3umult Ghcl Nt netS
men. @r wuroe pen bielen DdmCnen auf
Oen Gprf 9elbta9en bis tbut ea6 Soirn bere
du5iprtbte. @r puibe am ordcBtPn MCua
rag bcgraten.
"@s 1T in Der Shat bcte 3eit bieItm Idjints
lthen Sreimauerwefeu Gin @nce ;u MAIDEN"
-8olfSfreuno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08

"JBitIIf On meiiie VitI be5ahIen, meiH
6erf? fragte Elm gdiHeiber Gin Stuter,
Der ibm Siemlidi In her Greioe mar. "Gif
On jemdnb ipas idbnieia, mein SNerrS" ere
mieherte Der Clutter. "1iein, meiu Serr,n
faate Der Sd,nsiber. "Gann fannft Cu af.
foreen ;n tparten," ent9e9nets Der Sdalf
nno gieug fort.
@inee Gage Hddber, fprad1 Der Sdneiber
abermals ill. Infer Spaeuegel mar nit ieb
nem 98ibncd nidt 81 @nee brebte iid ea,
her 9egen isiuen @rebitcreu uuo fa9ie "93iif
Hu iemanogn in rer Gdmlo ?" Ga, metn
SEER" eripeberts bcrS tneiber "q4sll, rod,
ruin teSablft On uid)t 2" "9Geil i'd feiu
@elo frieSen fann." "GaS 1T 9eroee eer
6dll nit mir, meiu Serr. cd, bin frpb eaB
Du meine eage. .einieben fannit-9ieb mir oci'
tie S,aue.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
lleberGebt her glldrfte.
4ybi(aoelpbid GeYf. g. 1874

pNlInoeIpbIa SepF. 3. Is4I.
Slaur uno SO l.-Tlaur oerfaufte
an SO 80, Hcggeumebl oil So 62, 9Belldp
fornmebl an SO 81.
@etraio e.-l8eIIdforu brad,te ben
72 bio 78 @ents, WoiSen 81 40 bic 81 43,
J9afer 46 bis Al Ste. unO lit in 9tabfrage.
Sladl6Iaameu bringt 81 20.
QB btsfe y brin9t INNER nod % bic "a
@ent5 ole @atcn.
Bic marft.-Sdtadjtuieh oerfauftc
an So IS bic $3.50 ea6 Guurert, pfrtno. Git'
be NIT Sdlber, brad)teu pou $50 bis $50 un6
&rta quite $40, Sprin0ers pom $i6 bis $50,
trcfene Ribe S6 bis 814. SCbmeiue Uers
fdufteu an 81 50 bi5 So 90 oa5 Sounoert
pfnno Sdaafe unb 2immer bradten 81 so
bis 50 25.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
@aCbiomfeit8 Committees fir 2cd,a
SQuntD.

NQentAun. Samurl WCOcr, gams
uel bcrn, Scbn 1rrrell, Daniel 0ibcaOs, &.
Sep, jr. GjeOr9c SEED, Sobn 9. Sole, Gal.
GjrpR, @epr0e SrcbIt @barIeS Seip, @Iq.
lBiIIiGm @dcrt jnn., Ibomas @jmfinger,
2InthcnD 2ancenbcr9cr, locnrD 9ieidcrt mO
SamucI Gjmfiu9er.
Nonpoer. @barlcs SOiper, Biaium
Sdocr, Scbn Srcuq, SOlomon 6lcreS, @.
Z. Suller, SrIcpb Seioer 3bomas W}irs,
SaIcmcu BiCrO, bpma6 Sdb6ner, Charles
0icinid,miot, See. Enubad, Sclrpb =. DlCrs
Qan, 2lbrabam SteiubergCr.
SaGlburg. @b0rIe5 @Nrlman, 9ino.
lEilt, Wdrtn 9iitter, SWiic JtCd, Sriecrif
JRlem, SalpmCfl }ilctn, jun, QGillilm ReCf, /,
Deter 3rrrlrr, 9ieuteu Spinner, llbrabam
spinner, Gjecr0e Stcinb6r0cr, @rnlt Rublo
man. SCbn 3rapp, ytatban Sddfcr, SOna'
than H. QBmb.
RDun. peter Wilter, DaniCI Tcnifcrmas
der, OduiCl 8. SoiIweilcr SlCcb 8iitlcr,
SIutmader, Sacob @rilncmaIo; Gof. Woier,
Ipbias Sd'mtNt, 2IuOrea6 @licnharc, prter
Wcper Sobu Sfnetosr.
.. milford. Charles lG Wieanb,
9epD W3l!er, 3homa5 Dolter, Sclbua Soars
Idther, pCter WlrDsr, abrahdm .. W(cper,
Wdrtin Rcmmercr jun, Charles Jaie, Spsi
WcrB, SacCb 8emmerer, 9ieuben lBilt, ..
@iebmou, 2imcS 2lntrim, @icCrge Sadbman,
Schn Sdeimer, SeIe Httttua, NenrO Iccl.
SauCpna. Gario W(creD, 9lnorea8
Tinf, SSenrD Willer, @ctbaro W(crcD, Sacpb
Diehl, 2Iucrew WCreD, 6. 8, @hrit, @bdrs
les Slanf, Slaac @9uer Sanes Jtledner, q.
Srinfcr, ,Samee Wfiller, @iias Sd,dfer, O..
Stepben, 2Ibrabam SdIeifer, goparo Seis
Der, Deter Trauf, c5Ubu Budeder, SoeurD
llebcrrctb, @ccrge 9ernet Salcmpn 6rig,
Wiliam Sdncioer.
SetoeGbcra. Gieerae Jorcs, @ctfrieo
peter, Sobn Sreid)ler, Splepb Deter, SUbn
Sjepr9e Ncr, Ccbn 9icf, 9iatbau German,
Scnas 8rrn, WtIer.
u. SO be h a 4. Sacrb Sranb, 9tds
ron &cbIsr, @ewin 6ciper, sIarcr 9ens, s..
SNisfep, 9. @rcf, 9Ibraham 9ieff, peter
Sdeiod, J8ttliam teiIenring.
9orub u. @liaS SUMS, peter George
Co0io 9Reied, Sohn JHpIbrn, Spbn Seibert,
5ciepb Wetherbclp.
Southampton. CnUib @cIb, Daus
iel 9ictb, Wianoes Irerler Srbn 9tCuiG 8.
JiIeduer, Daniel Gunnemdder.
Q8ei6enburg. Sohn Gerr, 9lbras
ham 0fptb, paul Slciler, Scbn Nelfrith, Slbr.
Strttler, Tid,plaus IGerlD.
9. lS Shett b Il. Selie SuauB, 9ledm
J.eder, Salcmrn MerB, 'pVter Wilier, pbis
lp Sd,mrpfr, 9lcuten Weuner, Sobn Ccrs
neD, Salcmcn @lud, Giecrae Eanoer, peter
-WidIep, pbacn 9tlbreoht, pouI yunot.
g. aeun9ie. 9tatbdn @uB, 9hc,
mas Rcmi9 jr., Sdecb 98ienno, Sanuel
tcraS, SOfepb 4Beeec, Soieph SdlmeDer, e.
Bug, Geubeu Ciefenrerfer, BENJAMIN Sars
ret, Seiepb @aumer, SSuas 1Hescc.
3. acungie. Salompn Rutsr, g.
Stemiuser, 5oeutp Seipel, s, Sfadc Sreinil,
J3iGliam llinf, Gem Girtm, Snccb Neder,
Il, eiscnbsrser, gerjamin Ssaius.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08

9lboocut Bilbelm ggilc3 81 &euDcrf, Der
befnnntlidb onS ser Triebrid &auutb Sanf
0ctcblene Gelb, cber bod oen grO6ten 3beil
oaocu, geocn cine grpBe 8elpbnung mieber
herbeiidldifte, 1T jcgt cubld) angetlnot, ges
itphtere6 Gjut wtGentlitb III SeTB 9cbdbt 3u
baben. Gr madltc lid) Daour6 POM Gcfin0s
rife frei coB or lipei 8nr9cu itclItc, bic jes
Der $4,000 Stdlerbsit gabcn, SaB er Yor Der
uihltcu orosutIiden Sigur9 oC6 Criminals
0eriCbiS erihcinen wertc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
S2scrE,cirofE,et:

9lm letteu 0cnuerifag, burd rem @brp
Srn. Gierman, Sor. Sal rte(8rtee 9 e.
N +, nit o. a bae4 IRe it, r, beoe bon
DER. Wilforo.
9Im lebten Souutaq, turd benfelben,. 5Nerr
: ncCb Q d. L, nit Sarab Samar,
belize ocn bieIer Staot.
9lm leBten Sonntag, ourd, ben @brrp. SHrn.
Better, jor. Gbomas 8er9euifo d,
init 9 alome 3etB, beioe BON Sbers
Sduccnd.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
grnbrl mntcr bcn Qofps.

Dor eini9rn 3d9eu fcrmrtrn Die qefc Ics
fc5 etn 9SahlSettel fur phiIdcelpbia @alntp,
uno ipiG eS manhmal Sugeht, fiel bic Wdhl
mf liinuert mtr ceuen eln grocer Ibeil Der
plrtbei uu3ufrieeen mar. Gle lln,ufrieoes
zen llesen einen 2Infruf fir cine @auntvBcr.
llmmlun9 befluut MAIDEN, meld)e am 2ten
oiriee ltatt fduo, nm ein dnoeres Iidst in
Srnenmn9 su bringen. Der gIufrnf war
Don 1000 perleHet unteYl1riebeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
SnChrtClit

rpirb btemtt 9cgeben, baR Die llnter;cidlretcn
alS greCutCren pcn Der niuterldfenfchoft se5
psritorbeuen pcter everett leBtbn
prn 2Dnn Gauuftip, 2ehd @auutD, anqes
frlt worbeu inO 9Ilte bicicni9cr, peld)c
nod auf irgeuo cine Dirt an Die linterla6ens
idaft ifuIoig itno, werosn aufgefcrbert ins
nerhalb QSod,cn abwbrjahlcn - uno Sols
de, rpeldbc npb redltmdBjge Scroerungeu an
beidgte Sointerlascnibaft baben, wernsn cbeu,
fails 9ebetrn ibre 8edhnungen tuuerbalb cbis
ger 3eit eiuInhdnoigsn, oamit alle5 III 3id,
tigfsit gcbrad)t percen fanu.
Dcter Oaa8, 2Gr,o.a
Sbom15 Gperett 5 ~ ''0'
September 8, nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
QB0cbentltC6e S3rtef-9tlfe.

Tcl9enoe Srtefe ftno 6iefe qBod,e i'm 2lt,
lentduner poitamt liegcn 9ebltebcn:
9Inna SeattD, Daniel SrFbalter, 9StlItom
Suuttng Sobn. IS. Stcd, Sobn 8. DaOts,
eioia DOnat, marD u. @drotc, Sarab Set
ter, Charles Sullcr, s. 81. Sets, Samuel
Sernbrr9er, "Gobn @of, Girahams il. 0ursb,
WIarD Soefmau, Sobu 5oanaher, Sohu oars
ben, poltD Sarret, qBiltium RenueOp 2, SEQ.
RnObIau9t, Benjamin 6rtebel Samuel s.,
9aubah, 9ieuben 2amal, Sobn eeiicr, Geo
2uoWt9, Em. Wc DoWat, NcnrD yftsuens
mader, Sobn giunneumadler, Daniel 9iptb,
Gohn Smitb, { &lapsoiIle) Caoio Sptuncr,
@larilTa SnDoer, SaIomon Smith, @barlcS
2rorel, Dautef Watts s. 81. Wint 2, Sohu
Q8alpman, 0iCbcrt .. Q8a9Cman, Uep. Dobe.
q. g. 91Hbe, DOifnletlter
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08

3u lJriut @cupes in 9ay rr1hpB Elm ges
qcrjunqc lcineu 5orrrr, uno ais cr ftd euts
occtt fab, jaatc CT Icb lcIbit cine Gugcl burtb
ben &cpf. Sctn Nerr fca ibn itct5 fcbr Iiebs
reib bebanePlt bdtcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08

SIN eCngree 1T felt leetsr Wcds hid,fs
pen gnid,tigfet oerhanbeIt tporeen. Die
Sdnfs8ilI ipuree i'm Senat erpc9en, mar
abrr mad ben Ietten BeridFAr nrd Hidt
pagirt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
Oefeutltclje 93euDlt.

SGmituq5 een 2teu Scteber 1ca am rait
ie oes oerEorbenrn peter @perett, letbin uch
tDun Ealnfdlir, Sed1a @annt9, auf sfentlk
der Ben6u ocrtauft meroen
Cine 9cpiBe Mantafd3e
aelcscu in 2Drn 1aunfdhip, etcha @auntD, Ifcs
Benb an Qano bcu Gbcmas @uerett, Saeob
9. Sitter, 9etcr 6aas uub Daniel 0aas,
eWtbatteub ungcfdbr 100 glder. Daranf III
erridltet Gin
IA 2if6fi9te5 ffetnerneS @obns
Is.i:H, ban8, Ylpff6euer Sprtngs
t1s.as.s hdu6, unb auSere Reben9ebduce.
8let6falls:
icttcn am ndmlideu Gage fol9enee bepegIts
DIE @jdter oerfauft tperben, udmlid1
Sine Sub, Sldbeu, Sdlrauf, Better un6
SeHla6eu, Scdu5 llbr, 2ilche nuo GtiihIe,
Sfeu nit 9iobr, @rennfeffel, Climber unb
6iBer, 8Car6s, Srucht nno Gjrunebeeret
beim Sufdhel, Shmct uno Stroh, uno fcnf
ned pieIerlei 2Irtitcl gu prttIdufti9 80 nieiofa.
q ben fall6:
an 9teu SctOber, foll in @ef prnn Cam,
fdlip, SdluDltil @auntD, dnf Der plantalfs
lcIbit auf 0frutIiter 8enou perfauff peroeR,
Gtn 9elUlBe5 Stit1 gdn0,
9clc9en in tcIaatem Gauufcbip uuo @uunfs,
qrinScno al Qano BON Sedler, Ssattin9er Il.
3utcr Garauf ii errithtet ein
rs152, 9Gobnblu8 nno GfalI. Sts
II sIa Dlantalhe entbdtt 100 9lfer,
8wooou % 2lder ftar uuD Der 9ReR
9ute5 ocISlaub it,
Die 8eoinquugeu frlten an beu 8erfaufSs
ta9su befanut aemadbt uno 9!uflpartuns aes
ge6eH ptroen pOn
9yeter Saas,
8hon1a6 @peretr,
@rrcutorsn BON 9Deter @peretf.
September 8, nq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08

DF Die Stimnenben pom eeda @auntp.
pereen I'D, barau erinnerf, eaB nndD benz
neuen 9Bablgeiee man bios firC | n en- S6es
rff5s@aneionten itimmen fam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
Qefentltt1e QSenplt.

Samfa95 oeu 25fen Scptember nddhfcnS,
I'm 10 llhr @oruiita9S, ioG auf 6ffeutlid,ef
8enbu perfauft iperoeu, an eem Soaufe beS
lluterihricbeueu, in YorosBbeitbaa Tauns
idlip, 2edld @auut1, ndmlid):
3pei 5fuhe, ein neuer ls@'dulss Wdoett;
Wmemibs, Strobbanf, Sdhlbfarren, pfers
oegefd,irr, S,pei Sefen nit 9lohr, 8ettldoen,
eiu Orabr, Glide, Stibte, Elm GdidranfS
Safer, 3nber, Climber, Giienbdffen, unb
fcnit ncd aGterlei Sauern unb Rihen @es
rdtbfdaften, 81 peitlduftig su meloen.
U" gu 9Ieidher 3eit unb Srt fcl aud Dad
ippbtbetauute @aitbaus bee unterldriebeneit
uabe Bet Siegfriebs 8riife, auf 6 Macnnte;
pom lifcn Sctcber bis gum liten 9Ipril udd)s
ifen6 oerlebut rperoen
Cte gecingungeu perben am Gage bef
genea befaHnt gemadht oon
Saniel 9f. Gie9frieo.
Sept. 8. tiq-3rii
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08

Sn Wercer @dnntD bat reulib Elm fnrdjts
bnrer S9a9Citurm gepllthet ipoourb bic
Spmmcr Brlldtc bcinaHe 9inSIib Serit6rt
pureRn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-08
S6erife-Qanptpat.

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ais ein @anoibat fur oas g dbertff g.
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LA, who, though deeply chagrined at first,
finally insisted on restoring the watch to
the owner. This she did with much
grace, declaring to her cousin that she
had learned that however desirable gold
watch might be, it required something
else to lead captive an intelligent and
worthy man. That in future she should
cndeavor to deserve respect, rather by an
amiable and correct department than by
the glitter OF gold time keeper and even
that borrowed!
The pledge was redeemed. The vani.
" Of Cornelia departed, and long before
she approached a certain age, she was
worthiIy and happily married. She oft
en- reverls to her young days, but never
without mcrvelling at the folly that in
duced the hope of catching an admired
and sensible man by the pompous dis
play of gold watch.
If any who read this are troubled will,
the watch fever, it is hoped they will SO
profit by the relation as not to imagine
that external decorations can compete
successfully with the gems that cncircIe
well constituted mind. These will
ever bear away the palm with discreet
and sensible men, and it should be a
source of high consolation TO the compar-
aiyely poor, to reflect that these embel-
lishments of the mind are within their
reach although the tinsel ornaments of
the body may greatly transcend their lin
tied means. Let all such remember the
"gold watch" ard strive to deserve the
good fortune Of Emily Layton.
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sites, and desolation broods DER theiI
mighty ruins !
Nlneyah stood for centuries, yet she
hath gone ! Babylon, her relative, flour
ished long in all the splendour of original
greatness; reared her brazen gates, and
her towering walls to the clouds yet
where is she ;! Gone her walls have
crumbled into dust; her gates are eaten
by the rust of age her people lie amidst
her almost buried ruins alt, that once
was great or glorious of her, hath per-
ished
"Such now is Babylon, 4 dwelling place
For beasts and monsters, as the prophets said
A desert where the owl and ostrich meet,
The lion stalks in gloomy sovereignty,
The bittcrn finds marsh, a stagnant pool,
Left by the flood within her cavities;
Scrpcnts and creeping things, and reptiles now
Dwell III the caves of Wondering Babylon"
Wherc too is Greece, once mighty and
glorious in all that enoble and dignity a
nationl Where her great cities! Athens
as she aCaS, never can be ! Where her
heroes and statesmen, her philosophers
and poets Themistocles and Arstides
long since have gone to the pale nations
of the dead. Scion ,CaS, but is not. The
philosophy of Socrates shed bright halo
around the classic solimdes of his I'M
grateful city, but he has gone! Phloso-
ply weaves no more her garland DER his
brow, and she wept, when the spirit OF
her votary fled! The glowing strains
which Homer sung, still live ; but where
is he? The solitary paths of Athens,
echo no more to the voice of her bard
but list to the owlet's wall ! "Thc wrath
of Achilles" still lives but cannot for.
ever.-Dcath knows no superior!
Where too is Rome-the seven hill'd
city ! She sits "Niobc of Nations
Long since has her Parthcnon fallen, and
the lofty walls of her capitol crumbled to
dust Her poets and her orators no lon
ger live, and the once proud mistress OF
the world, exists but in the tales of other
times
"Thc double night Of ages, and of her [wrapt
Nights daughter, Ignorance hath wtapt and
All round us We but feel our way to err.
The ocean hath his chart, the stars their map,
And knowledge spreads them on her ample lap
But RJme is as the desert, where we steer,
Stumbling DER rccollections now we clap
Our hands and cry "Eurekn ~ ii is clear
When but some false mirage of ruin rises near"