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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
4llpiIQT6 Qll89lge.
gnaiitngerid'f ged'a gauH=
III, Tfbruar GernIIfl, 1871.

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Su Der Gads bfs Beridlfs Ger 9Iupiferrn
nbtr bic 9led1uung eer SsinfffIafIrnlfufi bfe
1phann Sham qBfeber Ietfs
bin bon DbersWiIfcrb 1auuldiip, tpie aud,
bic oer niuterlafIenfdIatt Der perifcrbenen
lgitt,pe ebriifina Qbieber, pou feIbigem
Iauufdlip, bic bem llnferjeidHeten nIs @onts
miflIcHer pen befagtem Waifengeridlt sur
iiberaebeu tpnrben, iino bic oas
INIT perbnnnenen 9batfadjen beni nddlifen
ucrBhlegeu. 60 fuiro hermit
Radlrid,t aegeben alien ben Grben Der bsioen
beiagten Beritorbenen, ME and, alien anbern
perfcnen eis Sntsresirt feiu m0dbten, eae am
Cienifdge, ben 27Ifsn eiefee slprilsIPcnafe,
|gcrnlittags um 10 llhr, genannter @omn,ifs
fcner an fciner gBcbnuug, in Der Stabt 9ls
lentaun, Die ibm anaetragenen paidlten sil
|uerridten beliimmt kut, ipann ino pcfeibff
|aae bic es fur fhidIid baIten, ldb einTuesn
|fouHen.
George Nbpaos.
Den l4tsn 9lpril. Sm-nq
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
s'eber(iebt Der sOsorftpfeife.
pbilabeIpbia, ben 9fen aIpril.


Bemerfnnqen. - Die @efddffe mas
ren fiele 9Rpdle nidbt lsbhaft, uno bic Bers
fdufe ucn aaeIdnSifhen Maarsu ruaren 0e.
ring.
Slamr uub Me h t.--Slaur perfaufte an
"a SIT bis IS 90. aBellhfornmebl bas 6he.
an SLIPS bis sl2.o0, nno In 8drreIs an
$3.50. 9icgsenmetl an 50 81
Nrud, t. - Wai,en uerfauffe an 81 Bis
93 Gents bas 8ufdNel. g1elIhfcrH an A
bic AZ @snts. Safer an % GeHfe.
@Dps. = &ann an 1926 bic Come aes
fault wereen.
lHhisfep - @erfaufte pom lsa Bic 20
Sents bic GiallcH.
8ie hMdrft.-30O Sdfadtcdlen ma,
ren i'm Marft uno fpureen an $3.50 bis "a.
oerfauft; ITO sfnhe NIT SI6fber perfauften
IN sis bis $27; 500 Sdlmeiue an IS bis
s5 25; 1850 Sd1aafe an 1926 bic $3.50.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

Der flirifni aieiI8 kda ejft1dlt. Gfs1'feiIs
bent 9affoH hahs bnrd, aIl;nqfeBe Surg
fur Ieiufn @dllpieaeriehn, Uia'
for EpnellnH, Ger fidI IL llteffFiebsne Eperas
lationen singsIo1en bat BdHGsfcit aemadi
Seine eiugraangehsn Standardization, bsgt
rs, folIen al fein Gigrnfhnni hinipraraffsn
Senermann miro bies beoallern, iueuii es
ipdbr III ; bod dber mag ss Wandhe 9eben,
bic bnrdl feine 9iegierungeuerpaItung groees
rec Vern6gen perIcren hnben, dfs er ismaIs
befaB, weldle Der Meinnng fInp, Die pergeIs
tenoe Nanc Der Gjered,fisteit babe NIT isrsm
llnDIiid eHdl etpas ;u thuu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

Der @afbinstcn "Ielegrapb" CgIrfnu,
fas) erSdhlt, baB nenlid, Elm lsjdhriger Bur
fte, Hauens Schann 6eIer, eifpa IS Wsei
len reiflid, pen Wafhinatcn, am eittle 0ie.
pier, ipdbreno er fIdl onf Der 9a9c befano
pcn A pauthern nn9earifen mtiree. @r er.
legte eerfeben, uno jdgte ben pierteu in BIZ
Slud,t nadoem er iidl ehe aeraume 3eit mi
oeuieIben herumaefhlagtn bate. Orr Stol
be feines Gieipebres mar bon ben 3dbneu oel
pantber fardterlifi jngerthtet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
grourio.-Gm iunoes grouen,im

Sranrig.-Gin jun9eS 8rauenjinmer.
eine Deutfhe, itarb flr;lIdl in Baltimore, me
ter febr traurigen llmlfdneen. Se mar Oer'
'fprphen init eiuem jungen Wanne in phiId'
Ioelphid setraut ~ nercen, melter, aus Gjruu'
ben Die ihm feibIt am beiteu befauut icin nrr.
ben, ibr cen 9lblhieb fdlrieb. Tadoem Gs
lcieie Iad,ridN erbalten, mar Tc fur ;cbu "a,
'9e lang trauri9 uuo fummerucG, nddrem
mar ie wabnflnnig tuc rief unaldhorlid, ibs
lren eiebhober Su ihr III fcmmeu. 9Im Nbenc
'ihres SterbetaaeS befabl fte, man icIc ihr
'Srauttleic Subereitcn, Jc ipllnidle ,peB actlei'
BET ~ fem uuc wilroe Inn 10 llbr 9etr1ui
,,psrccn, Weld)cS 9enau bic Snnee ibres 60
loeS mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

feIl, II pefdem irbcdo ser IsEfr geteu6Fnu,
Ten ffIrfd,en mar she ne bas Ilfrr rrreilHieH.
nie D1ufftr mar ebenfaIld lehr nahs eilifnl
dhnIid,en gdjifiaI. @IHiae reiteFrH lIdi alif
ben Trnmmer Der Diptie, eflide Sdlmamnien
ans paub, uno irieofr annere uurhen prn
Gnneeeii aiifgsucnimgr. Die 98dgeu nno
Der Qrogte 9heil Ger Gjiiter ipurben feitoeni
qerettet. Das ertriinfene 6ino mar aui leBs
tenS Samifag nod nidlt gefunben. 9aner.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

S0eiberiDccbfel.-Sn Ren Saanipfdire
babcu fnr;lih 9 Wdnnsr nit BepilIigung
oerfelben, Mseiber init chamber gefsufd,t
8alo bnrauffam Der Nrau tes einen cine
perlcn 81 TeGd)t, bic ihr beiIsF geftel ale lit
iRanH-eie Srau oad,te, nun iei DE 9leihe
gum "S h wappen" an ibr. Ge nabm iid
odber ben neuen ,Rann mc Hedte fd) mii
thin aaf une oapon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
99p(fantts : SsGi(llt.

TcI9enoe Driefe fIno bieie gBcdle i'm slaenl
tanner Defiant liesen grbIieben;
ecpi Barber, Stepben Berger, Cininaer
II. Craig, 2, 9BiIIiam Ceuhart, SEQ. Cilep
jr., 2Icam Geiier, peter @anble, 9lmane0
0il, SCbn Souru, s. &. Nalbad, CSdiff, }
@baries JScrrels, Deter .. 9ehr, Gsep. eepau
Dl. g. Maise, Charles RidIep, Dan. I9cg,
sr. Sohn Mccre, +. s. Martii, (Shiff,]
Charles Jlei9hIp, gSilIians 9lcao, Sincr
9RofsuftieL Sames Seeareapes, Glilabett
Seagrrapes, 9tbrahem Gfchfrr, Snrah q
Sbngler, 9aeubsn GfraEe, APartu Sd,neal
Sacob SrcreI s. .. 9Bclf Mm. Q. 9)enns
lRnrs 9. ycnne.
Oi. 6. Bu9hE 9Soffmeiifer,
9Iprilt II.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

DE Mdbden Tpeldle in ben Sabrifen in
Sace, Waine, au9elfeat tparen, lino fur boz
hereu eebn ausgeRaRoen. Cir haben be-.
ldaoBeH paB fIe oea Grt perlae,n lpolIea,
ireun itw echn nidyt erh6ht piro. Dies ,eiat
Spunf in ben yanteDsWPaeCteu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

Mebrtre Sreitpillige Companion, bon phi.
laoeIpbia, 2)orf mnp Saltiinrre tpdren am
Ddthrob in WaIdinqtcn sngeger, uno nab'
men an ben Be9rdbnie 6eieriidfeiteu cee
preHeentsn GbcIl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

Der Seraus0eber bee "DRaine @nltipa.
tors" bat ein paar groee onbuer bon 0ine,
lamb erbalten. Slc foaen reibhaltis @iet
lcgeu Sin Nahn oiefer 2lrt fam aus einenl
Blaucrfas freeen, wenn oa6eIbe euredlt ftebt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Deut(llle Oeleee.

lie llnterfdreiber ~ cen DenfIhrn Fan<
uhIef, Gsleeen iTno hlerHEif bsnahri<bfiggi,
naB oieleIben aHse[angt lIne, nnn lei aein
llntsrfhriebenen, Sdnkmeiiier pen 9eha
Gannis, II 6etamHsen iinb.
George 91bcaps.
n,aTl %, Hq-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

q2dhreno Dem 0legenIhauer am pcrleetsu
5reitag yiadimittag, ipurOe in Snlem @auu'
~, 9ieu Ser1c1, ell Snabe Gomens Dapir
SgteiL burdI ben 8lie setoctet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

lie Girfcegebnrgciefes StaatS miro wabr
itheinlidl bis gum 27ifsn 2pril aufbteden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
q>rtUat eserfauf.

Ter llnterfhriebsne rphHGebt eiHrn prddltis
aen breitsrdosriaen Biersgferee.Na9en NIT
|8accD, nnO @efdirr fur pfrrDs, ipelhes
beinnhc neu ii, oindl rtipat Daubsl III uers
faufen. ccer auf Elm ooer mehrere ente pferA
De ,u pertaufhen. 4Ran msIee I'D, an 99its
hers 0ciel, in 2lIIentaun.
Senrp Sitter.
Marss, aq-am
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
OantelStettler

Beoient fd eiefer @eleeeHheit isiHsa
SreuuoeH uuc cem pnblifHn iiberhaupt an,
;ei9eu, oae ercas
Nau 5irbeu uno Reben
uch immer an IeiHem dIfen StanhptaV, ur>
aefibr stiie MeiIe BON 5zsersuiIs HHe els
ne Weils BON &frn's Blhhle fcrtbetreibf,
aIIlpc er eas Carpet GafIHets nHo Ilfd)tus
d,erreben uebeu Dem Banfdrben fur sie bis
Iigife preife pericrgeH miro.
Gr III odnfbar fur seHcdenr annofAaff.
une hefff anf etHe 6crteauer ffrieibeH
Daniel Gtetrlgr.
sIpril IA. >-3E
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
S5ri9ape sSefeble.

Srt9aDe Sefeble.
n Die @apitdHe nno befeblsbabep
& ben Sffisiere ocH @cnipngnien, in
e Der speten Brigade, fTebenfeH DE
E4 bilIon, peunlDlpan. MitiE, Spereen
SVh ibre refpeftieen @ompagnien, p6ls
kKAlh Zig ausgerulfet 70 ME eS bas Gjes
tM feB erfcroert, jur paraee reffams
al meln, am llten Mcntag i'm Mai,
\AI mcooH bic @apitane ibren refpcfs
VW fiuen @ompagnisn 9efeemieise
s-seAMdAs~ Hadlridt seben rper6tn, Don ptas
pen no iIe 81 paraoiren bdben.
Das lite Batanicn, MiIiDReaimenf, ysp.
|l3S, befebli9t pcn &olous @eorss Ser, am
DlOdfag ben I0ten WaL nddlfsns, in Sds
|9ersoiae, oeioelber9 Iaunfd1ip.
Das 2te Battalion eeGelben ReqimtHts,
Ibsfsbli9t pom eieuf. Colonel Sonds Sodds, am
Dienifag ben 11ten Mai, in epnnpiae.
Cas 1ffe Battalion, Wilip9Reaimeui, yle.
|S2, befehligt pom @clonei @eor9e Gtblidler,
am Nittpr6 o,n I2teH W1ai IN 6cgelspilIe.
Oas 2te BatAhion, Miliy92egiment, Ic.
I6S, brfetligf uen eieHt. @oleHel Scbn 9lsman
lam GenHerfta9 ben l3 W2ai In AlIentaun.
las 2te Battalion, Wlilip9Peaiment, 9ac.
|S2, befshIst bon eisut. Colonel barrifen
.Wliller, am Sreita9 ben 14teu Waai in W2iIs
lerstdnn.
Das lite Batdtlicn, @ili,s0leeimeut, 20.
6s, befebIi9t bon @rlonel SofTab Hbeaos, am
Samitdg oeH listen Mai am 6auls bon Sohn
9lsman, in Siibs9Bbeithan.
GaS 1fteSBatallicn, Rilip9ieomeni, See.
154, befehli9t BON Colonel Soerman 9. soiI,
man, am DiontaS ben 17ten Olai in g8ei6s
port.
Gns 2te 8ataIIisn, sSreiwiGiQe.9 9lfaimeut,
80. IA, btfebIigf ppu eieut. Colonel q. 3.
gancteue, am DieHifao ben l8teH Wlai IN
2ebi9htoa.
Cds lite gataIipu, SreipiliisesoPesimeut,
30 los, befshlist pon Colonel Gso. Smttb,
am Witrpcd ben 19ten Waai am soauIe ueH
Sciepb NnuTder, in neioelber9.
Gas 2te Battalion eeGelben 9leaimeHts,
'bsfehli9t pen Gent Colonel pnrrifcn W2iaer
am EcHuerifag ben 20iten Waai tn Miaeres
Itaun.
Gas 2te gatalIicH, Treiwiaiaes9ieainsenf,
] Jfc. ia, befehtigt pon GcloneL 9Billiam Sreg
am 5reitag ben 2lffen Wlai, anl bau(s Sea
Sohn slppef, in SaI3burg.
T Die 9loiutaHten uHc befehlshabeHesH
SfT,ieren ben @cmpaqnieH meroen erfud1f,
fibre Returus an obeHsemeloeieH Ia9fu az
: aib ein;nbanoiseH.
Ism. greb Brig Snip.
Der 2teH Brig. 7tsn Dip. .. 80.
9iprJl IA, uq--zm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
@farb.

2lm 90ifen Wldrs in Nlcafiu0, Sor. s. Q.
SO. SpaSe, @lay in 34dsn qsbersjntrc.
9lm uimlid'cn Iaq, iii Neacino, l,r Gnc.
q an ., WlultIebrsr im 34iten Sabre.
gIin ucrlebteH Routaa, III JioroslBbeitban,
Nr. George 5Aau1er, i'm 81 Sabre.
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
Mr.. Webster to Mr.. For.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, April "a, 1841.

The undersigned, Secretary of State
of the United States, has the honor to in
form Mr.. Fox, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of Her Britain
ic Majesty, that his note Of the 18th
March was received and laid before the
President.
Circumstances we'll known to Mr..
Fox have necessarily delayed, for some
days, the consideration of that note.
The undersigned has the honor now to
say that it hasbeen fully considered, and
that he has been directed by the Presi-
dent to address to Mr.. Fox the following
reply:
Mr.. Fox informs the Government oil
the United States that he is instructed to
make known to it that the Government
of Her Majesty entirely approves the
course pursued by him in his correspond
ence with Mr.. Forsyth in December last
and the language adopted by him on thai
occasions; and that that Government have
instructed him "again to demand from
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26


been made acquainted v.-,e ters
reasons A. length. Ssh aae- a U-r
Maiesty's iaseru-s-rt FL. ta5rs -r A
structlcn ot t.e t.l.-
A aci ofse..-.-s-
earnestly --=-ui-s -a
this Goverum-a- laas1--
.abstalns. tar tt- - r ans .r-
tended tl~-s
% Is deemed rrnr. - Ell
omit En- take se
grounds of rl@.Ir.a-.. . It
Majesty s Govern
uons @ Mr. Fcv-
Her N1'es-y's Covers here
S,ructel MT. Fox ,e zlE ts@- &
opinion thar tbe trlasa--rn r-
minated in the 3e=-r1c,. .a 81. tte = Ierr
llneN was q HlstEah-e ena. .eneut u.
force for the purpose lr Ienfls r-
British territory fran the azasa.
attack of a tluL IL Buush reaeIs aaF
American pirates. vhc. hasas h-
/ q. permitted % arul AMI -r-1n.s- cher.
selves within the TERRITORY 81 ta- 2 a.--l
States, hEi actually llva..-l -.r..1- Al.
+ the territory OF Her MAJESTY.
The President cauaot suppose -ra-
Her Majesty Government. lF t-.- lse .l
! these terms meant % B. Ell--s--l.l -
inJima,ing thu, taose acts. violating the
laws OF the Uni,ei S-ates. ant l.sslrl.a-
the peace Of tAe British -eErl-1---s- were
done under any tesrcc lf ca----la---
from this Government. 90 wes- gcEar---
BY Il with Iadl-ererces CT 1aat- a-i-r t,-
Circumstances CT Tire clSc- tlev rls--
have been prevented b. The Ordinary
course OF PFoccedinss- A--111-- Pc ---
4 srets that, BY eslas Inc term r-r----,--- q
\ possible inference CT taa- Si1l ml-1t BE
raised, yet such A llicEc1ce- che t'r-st-
dent 5 wiling % oe-1ere, wo1.- Dr. g-l-1
unjust TO the intentions oi ne b-i,-sl o.
\ Eernment-
4 nat on ..ae o. icol-ler s-l as
paraies the Jnltet >-a,1S from a-- LE--
tanIc Majesty 5 North Aaaerlcan frosl1-
Ices-a hne louE e1oc-a % -lxsle go
, whole q ElroTS p 1l-f-s--.r--- s---Es
ties, yIo.encesr an c11----is s.-l-1 s's-c
times occur, equally a---lst ta- ul4 &
both Goyernue1is- IS certainly easy en-
% supposed las may - El1rc res@
DE, perhaps, ID res1r- % t1e ln---
States, without any rePrc1c1 c. l--
Goyernu1eni, SllcS tl-ir -ls-----as 60
tlreiy discourage tns See9ins a9 c- 1rs
standing arHies n i-iae e s.','e- A. ,--'
situation EaPP4iy e11l-s'-s la-1a tr-'l pc
necessity OF iii-l-l-1i-l-s s--l ~x7e-s-s IS
and dan geroas eS.aa--s-,--as- A- t2
can DC eNpecl-1 'ss.. .--i1s Nss+
m these cases p solsi la--l- s.-- 60
sire 70 preserve Peace ana -1 ls.-,e- pr
use OF al proper means o. 2feve--.11, A.
that, u oi-nces can1-,r --seF-1-.-ss- e.
5 ALWAYS prevented. tns Ca5eut-rs sea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

The Enquirer, with its accustomed tact OF o,e.
serving silence respecting those matters which !,
cannot defend, IS mum as an oyster touching the
dscredabe proceedings OF the last day Of the SEES.
son. No doubt that whole day, and every thing
connected with 1t, will long constitute cud Of bit,
terness to the old gentleman's fancies There is no.
thng IN 1t to revive pleasing recollections. His
own Inconsistencies he cloaked with less adrotness
than is his won't But few days before, he had
been loud in his appreciation of Governor Gilmer,s
eourse-cryng out at the top of his voice, "lei u,
support the Gorsrnor in his noble eourse.p This
was before the prospect of vacancy had dawned
upon HIM. As soon as the resignation was an .
nounced, his opinions underwent an instantaneous
and total revolution. The Governor was xrons
out and out, and ought not to be sustained. hi,
resignation could not be refused. new election
must be had instantly. And to work he went n
make Governor Saturday night, Sunday, Sun
day night and Monday morning, he slept not. nei.
Their did he eat He entreated and he threatened
and he took his seat in the Hall Monday, under IN,
comforting conviction that his labors were about IN
be crowned with success. The end justified the
means, und he had no scruples about taking .snap
Judgment upon the people, 10 the absence of fftv Of
their representatives. But he reaped his reward in
the shame and modification OF defeat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

nimisy OF sseojnsat He said h was vssv ranch
raised g 10 the course be ought TO purdue;
~ ~ sasss vns no gsn,lsmsn whom he esteemed
axoet uan K b Corbio. and Zoe whose he ppness
and advancement HE bosom beat stronger. but. he
sso. sneer Justice and the immutab,e principles OF
Neutude and gratitude impera,vsly forced him to
sT x 70 his adhesion adhesion to the patriotic Hunter.
Mcssrs. Editors-Let friend OF Justice and one
whose bosom buns with the pure flame Of patriot
sm, and no, the false Are Of party Who trows he is
as good Wing AZ any cline can boast Of who
eueked on his armor last year, and enlisted in the
night which led to a victory more glorious thar Bo
rodino or Waterloo, with The enthusiasm Of , r.e..
morse when lead 10 the goal intentus expectat seq.
mum, ray merted tribute Of Justice to Ro Hun.
yer, Esqr. Yes, Messrs. Editors. fat justiiia
W., ~ Iua', II, Hunter Esqr. is made Of the right
sort OF materials that should constitute the Repre-.
sentative OF great and patriotic people. He pos.
sesses capacity commensurate to the most trying
tunes and noble enterprise; a reputation as .pot.
ess as inc uniallen snow, and he himself a. imms-
eu'ete as moralityIcan belt was under the susni-
ees OF men Of this stamp who won immortality for
themselves, and exalted our country to the gaze of
an admlring world, and the highest among the ma
uons OF me earth. When did an individual win
,llnstrous for his purity and phiisn,hropy1 N.x.,
GU can md men when other Republics were in
'neir strengh, who won their way 10 glory and m
.nrones without these high attributes, boz thew car
, ,,ea NOT with them tho love and benedctions of
their countrymen. Votaries Of tyranny and blood
VINO were aggrandized, like Bonaparte by the ter,
rors OF the fold and gullotine. When he wish.
ca 10 be made Emperor, he sent word to his armies
' ' every man who voted against him should bo
Ipnos-ne was summoned by the Great King of the
Universe TO take adieu OF his earthly svav ,b.,
were no cries OF orphans, and gushing of tears of
misery and distress like for our washinston-no
minute guns, bon-hres and Examinations to solem.
h,se nus oosequies-no anniversary to commemorate
is ,uustrious deeds, but tears Of exultation and
gratitude; ANXIOUS JUSTITIA.
King William, March 18Th, Is4i.
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AMELIA

AZ meeting Of the Wings Of Ameli,. held a,
me Court House, on the 25ih of March, isII. for
the purpose OF nominating a suitable candidate 10
represent this county in the next Legislature. Da.
wa Msben, Esq. was called to the Chair. and E~.
bert q. Leigh appointed Secretary.
The Object OF the meeting being explained bv
The Chair, Mr. J. Z. Leigh arose and proposed m.
name OF Capt. Austin Seay, as a gentleman in ey-
cry respect well qualified to represent the county
dopted. ou''y a.
0n motion Of w. L. Booker, ESQ.,,
Rss"ivsd, That Committee of no b. ,p,o;n,.d
TO wait on Capt Seay, inform him of this nom;n,.
uon, ana earnestly request his acceptance.
Mhereupon the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen: III Meade, DR.. Thomas Meand. w i
Booker; NJ Allen, John w Lane, DIR. w Chez.
nam, ) A !eter, Henry Wood, + A Wilson and
Y Ford, who retired for short time, returned and
announced, that they had discharged their datv
and had the gratifying intelligence of reporting 10
the meeting the acceptance OF their nomiree which
was received with the most unbounded applause
On motion, it was
Resolred, That these proceedings be publ;,bcd
IN the Richmond Wing and Petersbur, INTEL gen.
Ger. i"'e' sen-
The meeting then adjourned.
DAVID MABEN, Chairman
l. u. LEIGH, Secretary.
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III EN-

on Sunday, the l4lh inst, in WILLIAMSBURG.
where he was pursuing course of legal study, M
Death has rarely aimed his fatal shaft AZ n mo,s
SHINING mark than the interesting subject of this
last tribute OF friendship. A more gallant spirit
never shuited OF this mortal coil" or a more gen.
erous heart ceased its noble impulses The asn,rn.
lons oil chivalrous ambition, aid the cherished
hopes OF erPectAntiends, in the very morn Of hone
anc life, are become the trophies Of the ruthless de-
stroyer. W
VI amiable disposition and engaging manners
MT Russell had thus carly gathered around him 4
large circle oil devoted friends. Possessing excel
len, intellectual endowments, with fine educate,
and an aspiring soul, a bright destiny seemed 10
await HIM. A devoted father-Col. Thomas G.
Russell OF the county OF York-had lavished upon
n promising son all the opportunities that paren-
Ter. with especial culture he was rearing this
choice fower-but, alas "Man that is bern of n
woman Is OF few days and full OF trouble. He
eometh forth like flower, and is cut down; he
heeth as a shadow, and continueb notu