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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

CHURCH RospED. The Mount Holly
IN. J.) Herald says: The Methodist
Episcopal Church Of this place. was rob-
bed by some one or more persons, on the
night Of the s4th ult., Of carpet worth a.
bout 40 dollars. Entrance was effected
through one Of the windows.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

eJ-A CAMP MEEriso. for tho Berkeley and
Jefferson citcui,s Of tie Me,hodid Episcopal
Church, will commence, near Mill Greek, in this
county, Tomorrow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

ey- The money stolen from Tie Branch Bank at
Oansille, Va. Is said TO have been recovered. The
Whole sum found secre.od under Tombstone.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
THE FIERY DEATH.

TO the stsks with her! Away With the sor-
ceTess! Gods curse be 90 her for nor evil do
ingsp shouted the mob.
II was carly IN the morning yet even at that
hour the judgement hail Of the town of Bour-
donnis was thronged with the populace. Men
women and children, old and young the noble
and the burgher, priests, soldiers aud common
people, crowded the spacious hail. and glared
hercely on the prlsdner, while eyer aud anon
they uttered imprecalIons on her, and cried
madIy for her blood.
The evening before, female, closely yelled
end attended by two servants, whose dark
countenances bespoke them sons Of Ethio-
pia, had arrived al Bourdonnlr, and put up at
ono Of the principal hostelrics Of the place.
Strange minors rose respecting her. Her garb
her mIer, her language and her complexion
wero said to ne those Of Saracen, against
which Hccursed race the chivary of Europe
and the Church itself warred in vain. These
rrmors gained additional strength when the
landlord Of the inn where she stopped was
heard 10 say tba, ho had seen her practlcing
sorcery, charge easily credited in that age,
and ono which few. especially in a case like
this, had the hardhood TO disbelieve. In less
than an hour the whole population of the town
was efiost, surrounding the hostelry. and cry
ing out (o' vengeance against the Sorceress.
Such commcions were both frequen. and sans
gulnary in that suporsiiiOus age.
The sodery, however, inierlsred by arrests
ing the unsuspecuDg victim Of lhese rumors,
and at this early hour the prisoner had been
brought into the judgement hall TO await
mockery Of trial.
ANSWER me, daughter Of Belia' said the
judge as soon as the murmurs of the mob all
lowed him 10 be heard 'Wil you confess
your crimeg Speak, or you die! Know you that
the rack, aye fire ITSELF awaits youf your OBJ
stinacy continuesP
The prisoner was slight girlish creature,
sitting with her face buried in her hands, dis
recily opposite TO the judge. She was apparr
entity young, anc her figure so far as it could
be seen through the thick veil which shroud-
ed her form, was light AID agile as that Of a
Sylph. To the judges question she made no
answer. She only shook her head despond-
lugy, and those nigh her iancied they heard
her sob. -
To the stake with the heathen sorcerese!
She deals with the evil One' shouted the
mob. What need we further than this sfencel
Away W III her--awayP
at these fearful words, repeated now for the
second time, and grOwed forth with an omin>
ous herceness, appalling even to the bearer,
The prisoner was observable tremble, whether
with fear OF otherwise we know moi, and lll-
ing her veilup with sudden effort, she rose 10
her feat. turned hastily around the mob, aud
disclosed a oountenance Of such surpassing
loveness to their gaze, that even those who
had cried out most unrelonlingly for h1r blood
now shrank abashed into silence, while others
VINO had been less eager for her condemnation
audbly mufmur cd in her favor.
What woaid-ye have Of met she said, .ad
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
EFFECTS OF POVERTY ON THE
DOMESTIC AFFECTIONS.- The mert

IA AhO "V'S
delicate sentiments find much to chill lheIa in
the abodes ofindigence. A family crowded
into a single and often marrow apartment which
must answer a, once the ends of par!or, kitch-
en-, bed room, nursery and hospital, mus, with.
cut great energy and sel( respect, want neat
ness, order and comfort. lts members are
perpstually exposed 10 annoying, petty inter-
ference. Tue decences Of life cannot be OBJ
served. Woman, drudge acd in dirt, losses
her attractions. Tho young grow up without
the modest reserve and delicacy Of feeling in
which purity fuds so much Of its defence.
Coarseness OF manners and language, too sure
a consequence of mode Of life which allows
40 secusion, becomes The habit almost Of
childhood, and hardens the mind for vicious
intercourse in future years. The want Of a
neat. orderly home is among thecheif evils of
the poor. Crowded in filth, they cease TO ro-
spect one another. The social affection wheh
er amidst perpetual noise, confusion and clean
iug interest-the poor mans table, sttewed
with broken food, and seldom approached with
courtesy and self respect, serves too often to
nourish only selfish animal lfe, eDd TO bring
the paftakers of still nearer to the brute. We
speak not Of what is necessary end universal;
for poverty, under sanclilyiDg influences, may
find heaven in lie narrow home; but we speak
of oflendsncies, which are strong, and which on
ly strong religious influence can overcome.
= l'tr Ale1anderS Messenger.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
MARCH OF NOR MONISM.

We have received from the city Of Nauvoo,
OFT west, the following intelligence, showing
the march Of Mormonlsm. !, appears ihs'ihe
western atmOspherel favorable to Joe Smith
and his disciples. ~
(From the Nauvoo Times and Seasons, Sept 15.)
THE CHURCH AND IT'S PRosPECTs Many
Of our friends and correspondents living al
distance, are anxlOusly nquring 10 know tho
situation the church in this place, with re-
gard to our negh5Ors. We viii answer their
inquiries in word all is peace aud prosperity
with the church IN all this region OF cOuntry,
and the prospects are, by far, more Aauetng
at The present time, than We have ever known
them. Perfect harmony and gooo fesllng pre-
walls between us and our nelghbo's, with Ihe
exception Of two or three individuals, whose
names are not worthy of mention. They have
labored necessarily 10 create an excitement,
blt thus lar II has proved altogether hmltess,
with the exception OF the hltls feeling created
abroad, whore they are not hnown, through
the medium Of the Journal Of Commerce, aud
other low and vulgar prints, which choose to
publish Ire rather than the truth. because II
takes be,er with the communi,y al ls'gs; sDd
besIdss, .hey think to III lu'e thousands Of lD-
nOcen, people by 50 doing; but in this the! are
mistaken. for We can assuTs them that tho
warmer the persecution, the greater the spread
Of the work, the fercer the contest ths sooner
il will be ended, when Hrulh will prevail Nor
mon,am rise trlumphan,ly victorious over all
opposition, and this, the gospel Of the king
DON Of Jesus Christ, will be preached 10 all
the Dations, kindrsds, tongues and people, uu-
der the whole heaven; the honost IN heart will
cheerfuily embrace II, and be gathered into
the cities of Il Oh and jerusalem, places Of re-
f,lge appointed Of God for the safely Of his poo
pie, when he pours out his wrath aud ind,gBa-
lion upon the wicked and ungody, and those
who know not God and obey not the gospel
of Jesus Christi But to return.
Great impr provemen,s have been made in our
city, during the present season; several hun
dred 5uildings have been erected, many Of
frame and brick buildings. The build
ing committee ofihe Temple are making rap
i'd advances towards the completion Of that
great and desirable object; the bapiismal font
10 ,ts base will probably be completed 10 few
wesks Tne Nauvoo House is also in grea:
etate Of forwardness, and the work thereon
e being pushed forward with all possible dill
ligence. We are informed ,ha, the committee
Of those two buildings have purchased e1,en'
siye mills and water privileges 10 the P'neries
ofWisconsiD, and company Of several men,
in their employ, will leave here iu few days
for ,ha, country.
The health oftbis place has improved very
much; there hss not been, it is s,hought, half
a. much sickness this season as last, Accord
ing TO the number Of inhabItan's, nor two thirds
the amount of deaths.
Happiness and joy seem 10 be depicted upon
the coun,enances of all we meet; peace and
prosperity ls The happy lot Of the saints in ihiO
place, for the present, at leasL
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14

THE Baron CE BRzTEUIL.- This minister
wss great srn"gger, and used 10 gain in-
mcn-e sn'ns OF money by getting merchandise
introduced INTO Pstls FREQ Of duty. Hrs part
ncr, the merchant, went 10 HIN one day, and
Sa'd he was in great dIstress, wsgou load of
goods was laying a, st. Del:s, bu, the baos
were go Fnrge, there was no chance Of SNUG
CLING them IN. No chance' exclaimed the
Baron, why are they to large to go through
the Porte 81. DenusP No, S,r' Then TO-
The Baron carried his extravaganza to such
pitch, that oil the utensils ofhls kitchin, ev-
en- tbs sPit, tcngs, und ehovels, were made Of
solid silver.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
From the New York HeraIa.

ARREST OF TIE GREAT F0RGER.
That eminent fiuancier, k00wn as the "Gfeat
Forget" who has been operating so exIen-
svelytnr abou, yea: throughout this happy
cOuntry, has Of last bse6 captured
i appears by the Esprit oflhs Tiu,es" OF
Phiadephis thu, he was caught i'd lEaI city
last Friday night, by New York police off
Ger, and fotty~iour thousand dollars ofthe stO-
len money found on his person.
This celebrated person proves to be Mon
roe Edwards, said 10 be Colonel, an accom-
plshed gentleman, member of the first soci-
ETY., and generous whole souled fellow. He
belongs either to Louisiana or Mississippi,
where no owns an extensive plantation, and 10
no doubt, what be IS lsrepreseated Al bR For
the arrest OF this notorious forger, the pobe
are indebted to Mr.. Mayor Morris aud Lewis
Tappan, Of this city.
Edwards has been brought on TO this city
and is now confined. Il will be recollected
ihst in the past year he has perpetrated his
jokes uPOn Little & Co. for So, 900, Brown,
Brothers & Go. Tor $4,000, Edgar Corrie,
Jr, for $4,000, and on other firms and banks
for about $50, 900 more. No loss than $50, :
ono had been offered for his detection, and
Notwithstanding he eluded all euspiclon for
upwards Of,WeIve moutho. Most adeaterous
tascals
h'- said that eoms one in Wall street is i'm
plIcAied with ",hs Colonel" in his extensive
forging operations. 1t IS plain he had accom-
pieces. No one man could have carried on
so large business SO successfully. THIS ar
res! will, perchLnce, load 10 the detection oi
the whole gang.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
GOOD ADVICE.

Be and continue poor, young man, while
othsrs around you grow rich by fraud and dis
honesty; be withou. place or power, while 9TH
ers beg their way upward; bearihe pain of dis
appointed hopes, while others gain the accom-
plishment Of theirs by Ahtery; flrego The gra-
cious pressure Of the hand for which others
crnge and crawl Wrap yoursslfiu your own
virtue, Oud seek friend andsyour daily bread.
Tfyou have, in such course, grown gray with
uublemished honor, bless your God and de-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
lie SAT BESIDE ANOTHER.

BYD. N. II. MAY.
He sat beside another, with
A smile upon his cheek; .
pass'd him; with averted head
lie turn'd and would not speakl
lie gaz'd upon that lovsl one,
Who listen d silently
Unto those lips, that of have brrah'd
Thar tender VOWS tc me.
Beneath that smile SO i'll assumed,
A pain was written deep
Despite that fair ones sunny smiles,
Ills anguish could not sleep.
He look'd as ifhe gazsd upon
The fair ones lovely face
But mol his staring eve was 6x'd
Upon vacant space.
And when her accents would impede
His gloomy reverie,
Again he'd smile, and Striveto hide
His inward misery
A thought farbld thOt smile to last,
Forbid his gaiety;
Il checked his mirth-brought fortha sigh
That thought was but Ofmef
He spoke ofhearts that were entwin'd
In love that nee could die
His own heart prompted him to speak
l read it in his eyer
He gently whispered in her ear,
Which seemed insatiate,
His heart enshrined love that time
Could ne'er eAtenuats.
He loved-but not the one TO whom
His vows were thus addresS'd--
lie loved-but not the ruby lips
Which he so coldly press'd.
Tknew it, but my heart was 6lrd
Replets with pain, to see
Ills lip upon another's, though
knew he loved but me,
He never can forget me-noE
He'll ever think ofme;
Though should he eaye me now, to roam
Upon the painless sea,
/, His dreams will be Of one he loves
Ofone he's left behind; -
+ AT earliest dawn, at twilight's hour
My form shall haunt bis mind.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
THE MATERIAL UNIVERSE.

In contemplating the material universe in its infinite
variety its wonderful proportions its accurate arrange
meRtsj the persctons Of the Divine Author rise up be'
fore the minds eye in all their grandeur, power and
beauty. But when we mark The adaptation Of each
part oflhe great whole to its place in the sca0 whethr
or animate or inanimae; with the care which, an all
wise God beows upon the least well as the greatest
Of his works. from the worm that hides is head in the
dust to the proud eagle that scars into the heavens
from the meanes insect to the image fhis Maker
we are compelled to acknowledge the goodness of our
heavenly Father, who is thus mindful ofthe child of
his adoption and love. 1.
Is not this earth and tho sun and the moon and the
Barsidll ofhiS goodnessl Were they not fitted up TO
display his power and to manifest his loyei Was not
the home ofmaa while he sojourna below, prepared for
his comfort and happinsssi Does not God lay the ma.
tsral universe under contribution 10 supply his wants,
and minister II his pleasurel Isnot every thing in the
vegetable, animal aud mineral kingdoms, with all the
grand Laboratories ofnature subsevient to his wilt E>
Letting the finer suscepibiltes ofhs ssul, and calling
forth the homage Of his hear Are there not beauty g.
poetry in the sunshine and the rainbow the flowers q
the tree, the river and the streams the plains and tho
mountains, the night apdthe daya And what is the phi
osophy which they teach, the theme ofthe most raw
ishng songsl lslt not Love unnleasured, updounded
and ffeef-M Mqdit. 'N
tIttarelY happens, when we are tempted to evil
thoughts or evil desds That some warning isnot whs.
pered IN our ear that some obstacle s net thrown in
our way nisaonly Ia shor. when our heart laIses
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14

LoAFERs. An exchange pepper wishes war,
that the community may be ridden Of loaters.
Such az are moi killed, would make good cili-
zens afier service.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14

A FORMIDABLE WKAPoN.-A woman in.
Wisconsin, who was lately attacked by bear
in the woods, so abused the poor animal that
her longne that it dled al, her feet. -,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-14
by MpTCHENER & MATHEWS.
POETR Y.
From the Nsw York New Era.
MECHANICS SATURDAY NIGHT.


Obi sweet is the home oft toll worn Mechanic,
When labor is hushed in the stiffness of night
When the hum Of commotiOn, disaster and panic,
Is still as the stars in their orbits of light
But sweeter by far is the neat little mansion,
When o'srfowing boards Of his industry speak;
When the sweat covered wages bV widest expansion,
RepeenislI his stores at the close Of the week.
With plenty all smiling in naturalsp!endor-
Witllproducts OF Nature. delicious and sweet,
And the choicest of viands his earnings can render
Allcustering high in the lowy retreat ..ts
How rich is the banqns,--how great the profGsiou
Flow happy the manwhen his lbaoriugs
When his efforts yielding the greatest diffusion,
OfharmOny, happiness pleasure and peace
Oh! bright is the hearth ofthe workmen at oven,
And kindly the feelings his bosom must know,
When his generous heart in II funesS hath given,
Tho bread lie hath earned by the sweat ofhO brow
And how veet is the scene Of his family pleasure
The holy affections they fondly return;
When he clasp TO his breast his own loving treasures
And fsndles his little ones over again.
Ye ,piri,s Of mercy look down on his dwelling.
And guard his abode in the midst of alarm;
When the su:ges If poverty irightnl are swelling,
Or frowns DER his coItage advsrsty's storm.
OIL come like plSt of truth OH the ocean,
ndgnide hi lore bark to tho haven he d seek;
Andrepdcr his life in his couny'S devotion,
AZ sweet a. his home at the close of the week.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-21

Giuige uulersr Rshlslssltuuaen fnb fben
ciii9e Ipcdel init ibrsu @aubibnteii fir bic
nddlfle prsfcentenfelIe i'm GeIce. Die sNars
rstur9er pencfratiide narrifcn 3eitungen
baben oen Tdniett uen
@en. 9S infelo Scptt
an itre Maitfpieen gefeet gDir fur unfer
IbeiI glanben oes piel jn frnhe iu leir, itis
benz man felt oem leeten, fur bic Union 70
lpidlti9en 6ampf nod fanm 3ett 9enug fins
ben fUnnte, Ieiue Sdnoe audi nur einmdl rits
big III ben Sdcps legen gu fGnnrn. glrben
oem hdbeu mir ete mir piebersu biefer Srds
ae fcmHen, einen wid1tjgen fampf in inierm
cigenen Staat ~ fdmpfen. Das Yplf nlnfdt
Sneril cine ginSlid1e 0iefcrm in nnieren ,er,
rlliteten Staat6 9ln9eIegenbeiien AT leten,
che e6 tpiebcr 9Intbed all Der preIoentenfra,
&c nebmen fam. 9Btr nplIsn weniqifens fur
jest nod1 feline BorIiebe fir ir9enb einen Gan;
oiedten dueernGne mad, un(erer Dteiulna
"nidt ju ciei Gilen nuf einmdl III cas Seuer
gele9t lpereen folite."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-21
Scr 1lntcrfd1icn.

yiad lleberiIdbt Der 9luegaben ces Naufes
ber NepreIeutanten biefes Staats In ben
sipei Ieeten Sisunsen, tpirb man finoeu tae
Sagob Seiler, Der Sdlreiber oes 9cfc 6cfo
Soaufes Der perIeeten Sisuna, fir l30 Gage
Sl2S4 90 erbielt. Sr. 9ianIleD, Der eemcs
fratifdle Sd,reiber ces letten oauIes, binoes
gen erbieIt fur 100 Gage birs 1925. !cier
fIHo nllc 0rn. Seiler 1859 fur 10 Gage, ceer
SIG oes Gags ausbeSablt ipcroen. Cies lit
Der Weg ipie bic Sefc SefcS ibre Nreunee
hereihern, tpenn fe Die SdlaBtdmmer in il,s
sru ndnnen baben. 3arbesaher, wenn ibr
febeu fpplIt bae ibr auf eiefe WeiIe nm eucr
fz'eIe seplineert ipiro, 70 brandt ihr nur ries
Ter cine Mehrbeit ectc Spfrs in bic @efebs
aetin9 fpdblen, uno ibr fennt perfdcrt lein
ta6 90 cann gefd)ieht.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-21

Der IeBte Bulletin Gn9t, bne bic QBbioe
NIT cem 9e9enmanrer @anebat, benz glhtb.
Scbn Saufe, hrdf unSufrieeen Geien, une
i'm 8orid,Ia9 bdtten etuen neuen @anoi,
Caten auf ben @iruiib gu briu9en. QBu bat
renn ber Sd,reibcr bieie gieu9feit wieeer
her 0iiemanb bat je Supcr etipas Snocn ges
bort, bis Ger Sdunernlann e6 getrdumt bat.
Dd6 SurSeunb baS san9e odern, es III nid,t
wahr, eenn nod niemnIs mar nnlere partbei
feiter ccreinigt ale 9eraee Jest. Die ecfcs
pieen es, NIB ptBen su9Ieidl bds ibr 8etcs
0dup 9ebctcn tptre, tpenn Ie itid1t I'M Stans
be itno cine llneinigfeit in unferu 9ieihen brrs
ocrSubringcn. 9Bir baben bloc nod III tes
merfen trcifet end, nnr nidbt auf eine @ers
theiIlmg nnicrer pdrtbrj uno haltet euh fur
cine Gieeerll9e bereit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-21
9sud,annm'S 9fcSc.

Yeter Teubaro, infer 9lepre(cntdnt i'm
Scn9reB 1T lebr seidbdftt9 Die 9tebe beS SNru.
Sdmee Suhanan, an Ietne Sonltituenten III
u6erlenbeu nid)t nur ldr9t oieIelbe i'm @ins
selHen, lcneern beim 8uihel an, uno e5 fpds
re beinabe notbwenbig 9ewcroeu or6eere
Se0eiIen ansufhofeu. Die Nebe murte res
gen Der W'eece GjeId,id)te 9ehalteu, uub tes
abIIdtigt Nrn. gGetiter, une Die neue Weoics
tHu9 ilberhdupt ansulhwdrien, rpelebee iebcd,
0rn. 8uddndu earln fchr m6lunoen iif.-
9iddloem er ben Scnot etHi9e Gage aufqes
hditen bate, 70 fcnnte bod am @nbe nies
n'ane entSifern, pas er gu iaScn beabfd,ti9s
~. gs;. VI. !s,tsert bloc beewcaen Die Sdde err
mdbnt, neil Sor. yieubarb I0 tcrettlplutd m
biefe Neee it jcccs ScauS, auf Gcitrn Der
8ereiut9ten Staaten, III fenbeu, no, ipeun
eieielbe etrpde gcgen Die 1cto Soto partbci
enthielte, man iId)erlid, IN Gem 9dnScn De
ftrift nidbt cine eiu5tge fuben f0nute. gBas
rum iddt ct 0rn. Webfer's Brief niht aud,
an feine @onltituenten ? SIT SSr. 9teubdro
alfc Elm Gcrreientant ees 8cIfs 9fein, er
lit tlcS Ger 6eprcfentdut elmer pdrtbei. Ciee
1T aber audb alle6 mas er tbun fam, oenn
nit Idn9en 2eoen i'm @Cn9re6 ~ baIten, fam
or feiuer patbet feline Dteute leilfen, uno
hiefeIbe mus bort nit leiuem Sa uub 9feiu
;ufrieren feir,
Dieler Sames 8udjdndu, bCsen Seehe bon
Den leinwollenoen groeen Cemofraten in ale
Sdlupfipinfel 9efanbt wuroc, lit Wie man
ild1 erlilnern ptre, Der ndmltdle Waun Der
viniteus ia9te, "peuu er puete baB CT einen
GrCpfcn cemofratilheS Slut in Ieiueu sISern
babe, 70 fpiiroe er es herauslaecn." ST es
niht ldherIid) bon cen IeiuwoHeneen Dcmps
fraten eiuen feIhen fubparSen 6 @rs
caroe II S6eeraIiif, als ben 6librer ibrer
Darttet anjnerfeunen 2 Sor. geubaro mue
benfeu oas ScIf fet 70 oumm uuo pcr9eetcb,
oae es Nd rid1t mehr an bieS eriunere.--
9Senn er aber bies 9laubt, 70 wcIen mir ibu
Serlldern bas er i'm Srrtbum it. Da6 Gelf
nil Su fctner pertbci 9eb6ren, an bercn
Spite eiu Manu itebt Der feinen einsi9en bcs
mrfrattfhen Grcpfeu Slut lit leinen 9Iceru
babeu mid. 9ieben benz eriunert I'D, audi Die
arbeitenbe @laee nod an Ieine i'm ppriaeH
@rn9ree sebaltene 9ere, ipprtn or fagte 6as
Der glrbeitsIpbn gu 10 @ents be6 Cages bcrs
at9eIeBt pereen mijee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-21

Qlnl Iftten Wlittiord) ipiifne uufrre Sfabt
nub llniaegeno burth eiiienfe fdiiperen Gjes
ipitter 0iegsrl heiingefudt. DerfeIbe nafb
NIT gtiirm tegIeitet, ireIdler jepcdb 70 meit
nil effahren baber, feinen befpnbern Gdas
ben anridltete, ailegencrimen i'll ben Nrudlts
felbern, no Die peIdle bereite auf Sd)pds
ltane, feipcbl tpie bic ireldbe nod nidt abges
mdbt mar, auf BEN Bpben nieoergeri0tn ipnrs
be. Wdbrenb bemlelben fubr ein 9liBfirdbl
IN bic SdmiecsBerfitdtte bes Sorn. Grip in
bieler Stabt, un6 ein pfers benz Sorn. @bar.
ies Sea9reante ongehbrslTo, ipuroe oneurd)
niseeraeid)Iagen, rpeld,ss jeocdl frged, fptes
Der anffprang. Jteih bsesllteneer Sd,aeen
mnros al Gem @ebdube an9eridtet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-21
aofu Tufp Sfeaieruno

eaet es bas 8olf i'm 9Iubenfen erbalten,
bae &an Suren's 9Ibminiilroticn 81 W1iaics
men 3baler lammt ocn @infnnften Der Ges
9ierung UerIhnenoete, unb bae ITe bic Sd,aBs
fammer in lcldem 3uitaube DerIieBet tas
cine Summe bon 10 NdGionen ocn trgentwu
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oieles cahr at beltreiten. limb
East e6 baS 8clf i'm 9lneenfcn erhaIten,
taB Dapic 81. pprter bic Staat6lhuIb teis
mare rcrorppclt bat uno bae ibu niht6 bas
bon obbdlt aIs ein ebrIifer Sbaemeilter,
eas or nid,t nCd) mebr @elp rbne geIetIidc
2Iutbcritdt All partbei @unifliuge ausbeSablt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-21
Gimioc 9crdoen.

Si6 panu 9ebenft @cup. 9crter bic Bin
81 unterftreiten, lpeld,e Die @ripdbIunq Der
@anal @cmmieicrere bem 8cIf leIbit IN bic
Sdnoe 9tebt ?
8ts mann 9etenft er bic Bill su untcrs
ld,reiben nelde authortitrt, bae cine Rldgs
lhd,e 9e9en ben leBtberiaeu Sdabmeiiter Qes
lttftct wcrcen fol-, pcil er Gapto 81. pcrter
erIdnbte bic $4,000 ans Der Sdlaetammer AZ
nebmen, nm 3. s. Scbuipn uuo q. Wl. pcrs
ter, fur prIittltbe Dienlte ;u belchueu
Stnnen Die ecfc 6cfcs uns bicfe Sra9en
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