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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Gcuiiiic1. .-M ort mer G dppen,
Gin 20jdbriae6 hpfnuu9soones S6bnIcin oes
crtboooren ,preoi9ers Gappen su @amtrioQe
bort in Mo6adlulette, hattie fd, in giaucD
Seltcn, Gpdlter etnes armen aber adtnna6s
fperthen Snanewerfers, perliebt. Or. Ghrs
ipiirben Der &ater niafte gegeu oiefs Bee
fanutld1aft feiue8 Schues giumHrfc, mgO er
pahridenlidl 9laubte, eaB I'M Meidle cieIer
8Scit ba 8 SNetra.hen armer 6rauensimmer
Ht6tt jene iroi1d,en Sdldge NIT fId, brinot,
nael ipeldlcm es mandem @trlpitreigen, leis
nen cIgeneit Gcrilderungen ~ Grog, mcbr
Itiftert ale nadI ben timmliideu. u.-slm 9lbeno
bee legten 8uBta8eS befud,te Der juuge Gaps
pen WsiB Seltcn nno Iuo fIe su einem Spas
Ser9dnge eiH, Dem le ;ulfimmte. llnterweae
eridtlte CT ihr, ea6 ihm ein ferner 8Crmanbs
ter 9anS ocrjilslid,e Seigen sum Gjefhenf ges
fdliot babe. uno bot ihr cine berielben an
sic as odpen, fduo aber, oaB bic 6eise eineu
gan; eigertbiimihsn Gjefdlnaf babe er ice
pch perlId]erte, oa6 bic 6rud)t ncdl jung uno
BON better Serte lei. sic rersehrte cine
S,dlfte nno bob bic aubere auf. eden auf
oem JBc9e rerfpirte Fe hierauf uebelfeiien
une ipur6e BEL ihrer 3uriiffunff eefibrlieb
tranf. Sin herbei9erufeHer 9irst erfldrfe, oas
lie nergiftet fporoen fei, Ino fano in Der aufbes
lpahrten Teigenhdlfte eine beoeuteuee Gllaus
titdt ipanntldler Ilieeen. Ia eae Wldoehen
fcrtrdhreue swildleu Gcb une Qeten Gdipets
te, ipuroe 1arpen arretirf, aber nm 500 { ha,
Ter 8iir9ld,eft bis gum ndd,ifrn @rridltaiiss
ung frei gsla fen Ger Ridlter oadlte wdhrs
fdleinlidl, caB Ger pom Sebne eines aeillis
dlen periibte Merchandising duf Gin bIcs ars
mes MdndleH uidfs betoHbers Snuelihes
fei. $500 IaTen itdl leidlt sulamnien lchcrs
rem. befouber5 meHu Der @brn. Gsr. 9iater
eiuige Shaaleu feiuer Soeerbe Die hSaifrhen
peiueH Der GInrer redht lebhaft uerbdlten
MIL iIe merefn besahlt uno her jnuge saerr
fam nngeHirt feiHs GhrililidRH Fiebeaurchen
lueiter f0rtieben!--R. y. ct. g.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

3duberei,-- sIm 0tittpcd 9Itcrb
ais Trau caHuab u. GrDue ppn 9Sbildbel'
phia auf ihrem J,eimTeac mar, rpnree iJe am
Gde Der @bdpel rno @hamberetlrnee non
;pei Seapsecci5, poer beeer Geufet in Meus
'fdleu9eitalIt, en9cgriffen, nieeeraepprfen uno
itres fcltbaren @lpafS nebit 10 1baIer in
'GjeIe berautt. Durd, itr glu9feefthrei wurs
.eeu ioateitt mebrere perlpneu herbe9e 9ebradlt,
ueld,en es oelaa9 Die latbere S,erren III 8crs
apahr sn tringeH, Shire Ramen fInb 0eor9e
.Smith uno IBiaiam W' 3utpre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Gwrr BON J,irfd1 5,pfs 8anauirr in
NlnndleH, i'm 85h;areich @aHcrn, FART ant
;oiitn 9icrrnBer, nfictnc1a vaneautr III Gee
reHth, I'M 76ftcu Petensiatre, uuc birtcrtis6
Gin @crmfasnrcuG2, ,50o, 900 Trdrfen tntcr
5wSlf Mitlicncn 3taler.) Scire @Itern was
rem fthr arm, 1nc ct teganu bic Welt nit eis
neu Capital non ciniqen S,uneert Sronfcu,
fte linn Gin Nreuno letrcr TamiIie bpr9tc.
Ger 8eritcrbeHc mar rrd,tit1 uisiucm lNans
tel, Tttethdtiq aeAen cie Armen, Eno fciH Too
ipire allgcmein tetIagt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

gBtGtam6pert Gin fdl6ues Stdbtden
in epccmina GCnntp, M. murcc AM CAM
flag, ecu l7ten DldrS rure1 cine I'd rtdiicbe
5S,He;6tFHHil beimgcirdlf. Hn3l{ahr um 10
llbr 2ibene6 gcrictb Der StaIl ppn Ghomas
SN1D, Ga. in Brand, ipeldler nrbit pcn ais
ltplsuoen GebiHneu in ipcnigcn !Qiiuutcu in
@ifdtf la0. Drei ftbdBbare Nferbe, llno n,cbs
rerc ftbue Gdnpcinc nerbranntrR. Sin lcifs
ter Gubuefpnb treb BAD Tcner in bcr 9lid,s
tuug bon jlru lNna'S bacttcnernrm Sctel,
ioelthe5 in furBer 3et gum Gdutthauicn pugs
&c. 9ln joru S3du'6 Ndu6 liieG ba6 Stchrs
Nmmfr nm &. GjrafuS uuo Grbu, ba6 IhG.
lie bacsiteuerne pau6 ucu g. Gjrafu6, GIa.
uno ea6 lGpbubau6 tc5 Jlrn. 9cleph G}rafis
u6, wcld)e 0lle, rebit tcu ca,u gebcriqen
GtdtIcn, &c. nieoerbrauuten. Die BON SSrn.
Gbcma6 llposaraf qeeignrte Gjerbcrci gcrietb
audi in 8rauo, luurbe aber, NIT 2Iusudhne
bc6 9tinbenbanic6, pelde6 nit 100 &tafter
3iHee perbranute, pieoer gelGldt. Die fcrs
mere sIu6breitung Der SlammCn murte vers
hinoert 6rd, Die 9iicoerreiiluug mchrere als
SfFceu benuster fleiner Trdnfgcbiuoc, cic
allf bcm cffueR plaee s,piftben Dem &ohns
bau6 be5 llrn. Gjrafius uub S,rn. Bilfcu'6
9rcsru badlfeireruem Nduic hdncen. 9luh
bate Der Biuo iIh jest gelegt, uuo ciu fals
lcnoeS AeGeufd>aier trn9 beoeutcue :ur QGs
idlun9 Der 8lamnlen bei,-Gan GaJcTtc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

1EIeser eim Gets sym 9Sefo 1gm.
ntfH0r

t'raternbr gHcrttr fduntc am fttfn Gdmt
ifdge iein 9letc auf Urn. Gotnftrn'6 Bill ein,
meldle gserfehrnuqsn triFf nm @Sfn fur bic
Ncrtlebung oer 6fentlidlen lBerFen, fur bic
9e5ahlnng Der gtaate 9nfereIfen, uno fur
biz 9Iusgabe fIeine 1loteu unferrr Hanfen, III
erheten. Ter Gennt pafiirte bdranf bic sus
rild aelanete BiII NIT 3petsZriftsi, nns man
alaubt eae bae Hepreientatttsntan6 eafTfibe
tbpa mire. Beiee s,dHfer toereet fId, am
4ten Wini pertagen.
Firsiit olfe bas sebnte Bstr, pefdtes
pen prrter biefe Sisuug eiuseIanot tpuree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Rartafeit Der Dam N. - Giss
nlie ber effiSieGen Serihte, mar bic 8ep0Is
fernn9 ppn ct. Vetrrsburg, ant @ntr BON
1910, 470, ,202, bon oencn jFbrdh nur 132, ,490
Weib6biloer iInp. Der Staat Mafddufett6
rlhmet I'D, bas GjcgentbeiI. 0erfelbe bat
bcinabc picr geIhmrcioe ilnee Daurtsa eis
mem rrm anCern 8eitIedt Scr cia qBeib 'Su
babeu miiuldlt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Gin G.-Dfr 0ieu.SrlcdnS 9lopers
tifer pom 21iieu 9Ipril lagt Gjeltern 2Ibeue
nm llbr rpttrbe ein DneH sptid,en eerpaue
1ur1eau, dltefter Sobn res srn. Iurgeait,
Jtctdr lutlicu5, unb eiuem j,ru. 3allarD
NIT Sdtcln arfodtrn. 3nrsean blteS Gcot
ouf ecm Seloe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

rettrr nmah, esit bisher afati,tsfer sirsf
~ TturfIfane, iuHtbe per Fllrssm einavic1eus
unh anasflaaf eia IIiahfiaes RdbtheiI aes
nuthsndtiaef II haten. CT fann he Glierll
bc6 Rinree, ttt CT ais 9Irst telndlen nplIte,
nid,t III Eaulr. fpielte earauf INIT egmieltct
einr 3tiitalta, tinb stHtrudltt rneIidl ieiiifn
trnfIiftIen sinftdag.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Taren in 30 ton. = S!us ecm 8ps
Zion Sonrnal erieben mir, bGe 1876 perlonen
Hlljener Staet ipchuen, bic jdbrIid 500 3has
Ger Iaren ai beSdhlcn baben3 Al Gle jdbrfidl
1000 9haler jeglider beSabIen; %, 1,500
1baler +; 10, 1000 Ibaler s, $500 Cha
aer; 2, 5000 Gbafer, nitb I, 1000 3baer
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
91ofQillt6 : Sl5ertC6t.

Tol9enre 8riefe iInS brfe BodIe i'm 9tllens
tanncr lpFamt lie0en getlieben;
g8. s.. 8. 8artcu, 9lmos 8aher, S,cnry
GiIinaer s. .. GiienbropnL odnnab @fcrt
9Sni. @dert, ir. heirrid Tenoerf, Wie Wa'
ria Giinfiugcrt Grpr9e s. Gjoe, 1homas
@infjnger, @liSa Gjeioner, Salpmru 8oetlc,
Wdrp Socfnian, Midael S,i!eebeutel, 0>stcr
JtubHs 2, GaRiel Seiper, Gbwin Rtein, 9lbr
5ted, @5em9e euca6, Sehann esit, lsenry
eauecuidlid9ert Gr. Gbarles 3artin, fen.
wstcr WiItcr, So. 8. s.. G. &. 9lewharo, 6.
9. 9litter, 98iaiam 9linfer, Senrp 93itter,
Charles u. 9iuhc, Charles Seip, SaS. 6.
Sloau, philip Sd,oH, 81. SpiuRsr, Ghrlu.
Ser. Gdinret giathan Ircrsa, glnbreD Dsi'
fen, sIarcn &rcrell, 5ciepb Neber, 9Ioref
2ief[er.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Ter Sta0erdtber, rpclder Der cipigeu Ics
'deu ben Grunf eed Soal. M'9Htdhrn, cnts
filaltenb Gieic, Nshiel. ,e., ocu Der @bdlns
her6bura Gtage ifahl, ipuroe eftnppt nno fIst
TN @efdnanie III @eitminftcr, Warplanb.
gSr gibt feinen ytamen ale @iaiam Gbcmps
9on an. 900 Ibaler bon bem gelipblenen
s9elee ipurbe bel itm 9efancen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Die IeuDorf 3inieS fast baB bas @criid,t
nngegrnneet fei oaB yiathanieI y. 3aamaos
ae feinen Git i'm Senat Der Grreiuieteu
Gtaaten nieoerlegert uub cine aInitellung uns
ter Ger aa9emeiuen 0ie9icrnn9 annebmsn
tpiirbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

8ierneue Staate n.-QBdbrenb bes
nihfen SieunG ees 6onareBes pfrben eier
Der Giebirter gtnfpradi maden, linn in ocil
Stnateubuno aufgencmmcn5a wcrren, mans
ltd: Sotpd, gBisccniIuL uno Sft uno 9vrl
Hlprina.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

gBir pernehmen oas u Sd. Jtpab, @lg.
ais sRihter per Court Der eSeneral mo Spes
cal Sieuu9en III Der Staot 0leuDerf an9es
felt spnroe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Die 8laur WiiBle Der S1errcn SagaH III
GiHcirnatL muroe am / 4ten 9Ipril einen haub
ter Glnmnen, unS Der 8erlult wtro auf s25,s
600 9efhdst.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Cine Bill iuarbe in Der 9seuuorf @jeieeaes
buHa finbertdtett lpelfte 9crfehrRuasn fir
cine tsfoHeetP Circuit erurt'trifFt, nm gjgs
fgue III perhrren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Spbn pdine, @afthicf Der Gbomdstaun
Snnf, Wldine, ftet am 5ten pcrigen Monnts
teet auf Der GtraRe uieber, pdhreno bent er
fId) nit eiilem Srennee unterbaltcn bate.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Eie "@jreat QSeItern" uerlie6 1icu Verf
an lstten Spnntag. Sie bate ungefitr 100
paHaaiere an Bcare.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
RcGioiEfc 9ln,ci0c.

Der &hrfp. S.r. Benjamin German miro,
70 9ctt nil, dm Treitag, BEN l4teH Gieies,
Inn 10 uhr Iormittags, IN Der biefI9en 6rep
Soale preri9en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Gpiifer upn gShtlaprlpl,i.l,


GSenadlridltigen Bic Giumpkner uen @lieu,
tann unp llmgegrnot oae fe etnen ileaeu
Sfebr III Der ndnliiiun Guags, in eeni Dau,
ie Der Wsre. grclf, gerane nuferhalb Der neli,
en- RefOrmirten Sird)e errtfnet haber, aIInr
Iie ale 2lrten:
Grtllent iiitf( (ilterneH 9olnenen tttio
GStbI!frGtenfd,alHeH gtnfafs
iliiI9ell
NIT eirem Tieuen nne uerbegerteu Ncrrdtb
tSldief threr eiaenen Wdnufafthr, aum Sers
fauf Guf aan6 habeu. Gie Slider fjHe non
Der heitcn 9lrf, CUR @rhaItune une BerteiIer.
nng BEG 9eItts. Gleiehfdlls baben ile eine
ueue nno eerbeBerte 9lrt Brillpn nm yfahe
eeer in elmer Gutfernung 1T lelen, reld1e pcn
ben bertthmteften 9lerjten u. pfefe(Toren EN-,
problem ipereen.
@benfalts, Serurohre bpa allen Gr06eH
nHb Gualitdteu, 8ergr6eernnaes 8lifer ocu
jeser @attitng, Microicppe uno anoere in ibt
Sad 9ebbrenee artifeI, su umftinolid su meis
een
Sptifdle nne aneere Snffrumente, ,unb @ids
fer perben auf Die fitrjeife 2Inseiae unp III ben
btlligiten pretBen ansgebeeert.
gle iino immer i'm Stanee Gldfer beim
erften aInblid, Bic perfon paBenc, ausintpdb,
len.
@leihfaas: Silberue Srillen bon go bic
So oas 'paar.
Dtal 3, na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

8sihe ssduler Der @efeegebung ees Gtaats
Wlaiuev BADEN einen 8efblne paBirt, Inn eie
Dlenltleit bee prefbentet auf einen Germin
einiuidDrinfen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

Gs fpirp gemeloet eaB i'm Gtaat Sfttupi6
nd, 2s,7s0 perlpnen iibcr 20 Sabre aft be'
ftnben, lpcIdle peeer leien i,ed Idreiben f6ns
iten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
R(etbtr- 9 tobr.

Der llnteridhriebene bat in Ieinem sfeibsrs
Stebr IN sTr Ssam;ifou gnabc, seasniibes
. % 9utfcbr, .ein poalfdnoiees aiIesti.
ment bon feinen
3t6ern nnb @ailimeres
aiier artcu unb eiH po0ffdubioes slTortiment
oor
OontnersGliter,
aus euen er ale 9lrteH 8leiouuasFia6e auF
SefelIungeu su MAIDEN bereit lit ano ea er
lmmer 9ate 2kbeiter haft, 70 fam CT alle BE-
lteiuH9en gut nnb ailf easIihHeDfte beferaen:
ipts audi eiusn 9roBeH gorratb bon
}5crti9en 8leioan95fttiden
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
0as wcbl9e5c9ene 8ferb
FARMERS FANCY.

%~zz-s1a azs sAs7s=--s-@szs- 98ode) am GtatIe oe6
llnteridrictenen lit Sber,Wilfcrb, eine W1ei,
le pen Wiaerstann, bic sipette Wodw, bic 8
er(ten Sage, am StaI ocS S6racl 9Bescp in
9fieeer Wacuuaie unb Die bret feBten. Gaze
ant Stali bes @ecrse 8reifr9el, in Beciniass
pille; uno auf biele art miro regelmdsia 0cs
b6rig rydhreno Der Gahrsieit ab9ewed,ielt
werben. Der preiB fir ole 8erlIhernna els
mes Siillen 1T 5 3baler. gBer cine M2dhre
pertaufft che man wei6 ob fe trddltiq lit,
coer nift mue bic 8erlId'eruH9 besablen.
GdrmerS SdneB
III Sabre aft, o6lig 16i Gaub bod, bat eis
ne blbId1e 9fehnfdrbe unb III fart qebaut uub
ipebt prepurtionirt. Jiad, Der Wseinuna reu
!Saennern fudt oiefes pfero fcines @leidlen
i'm Staat. 8aueru une dnoere iTuo etnaes
taben bas pferb in 9tuqenfhen ;u nebmen.
Sohn SafenifcB.
sIprif 81, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Der Atlft9e Sdnger,

entbaIteno cine sInsipaht gcIfeIiebrr,
9enjahrs s<94lnfbe,
uab lpasbafteH sIAeFoptea, NIT gileern aes
5iert.
in ber Druferei eieier 3eitana il eeiin
1Hsesn lslto GinsFir III perfanfsn:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Sdiff@ 8riefe.

Or. Gharles SdiefFenbe6er, 2lltert MaY,
8aleutin SeDerlins CSdumdder,) NCbert
SIS. sGilliamS aHtbcng &irdbcf Sebn ger'
rD.
81. G. Bri9bt goifmeiifer.
Mai 5.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30

TExAs.-The New Orleans Courier o.
the l3lh inst. contains some details copied
from Mexican papers, to 10Th ult. receiv'
ed by the Virginia Antoinette, which are
in confirmation Of the news we have pre-
viously published. Another official ac-
count states that the Texan Santa Fe
traders had been captured-that IL wa
CONS, 5 Of which were filled with mer.
chandize worth S25, 900, and the other
Z containing provisions and ammunition,
were taken, with 200 stand Of fire arms,
a piece Of cannon, 76 horses and 10 oxen.
This account states that the Texans were
captured at the Lagoon of Colorado, in
the middle OF the plain of Estacado, with
out a shot having been fred they hav.
ing surrendered at discretion, on the first
summons from Lit. Col. Archuleta, hav-
ing under him 230 men, the advanced
guard of Gen. Armijo's division. Lieut..
Quintino had arrived at Chihuahua with
a Texan Colonel, 3 Captains, a Doctor
and 2 Boys. Captain Salazar also started
with 1872 prisoners. 1t is stated in the
papers, that an army Of 5000 men had al.
ready marched from the Capitol for Tex.
as and that the whole force Of the ma
ton is 10 be set in motion for the same
destination, to be led on by President
Santa Ana in person.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30
FROM RICHMOND.

The ~memorisl OF the Education Convention,
ts,sly assembled in Richmond, was presented rc
the Legislature on Tuesday Of last week, by Mr.
Eive., upos whose motion 500 copies Of il were or
desed TO be printed.
SIR. Byrd, Of Frederick moved that q resolution
.abmittsd by him, be taken up, directing the Gov.
ernor to open q correspondence with the Governor,
sf Pennsylvania and Maryland, in order to bring
sbou, a simultaneous resumption Of specie pay
usents BY the Banks, which sss, after some debate,
adopted, BY a vote Of rs to AZ.
On Wednesday, a resolution offered BY Mr. Dor
msn, was adopted, instructing tho First Auditor to
open a correspondence With the officers OF lhe
Wheeling Banks, in relation to their notes, SO 'lai
they may be- available TO the commonwea'Ih al
pae. A number of petitions we're presea'ee and
appropriately referred.
On Thursday, after the transaction OF some MI
nor bu.iness, a number Of resolutions on Federal
RsI.tion. were offered, laid on the table. and or
dsrsd TO be printed. Some of these resolutions
we're for instructing our Senators in Congress to
vote for the repeal of the Distribution Law of last
session, and others for instructing to vote against
a National Bank. A warm debate arose, In which
members Of all parties took part.
The House ad journed to meet again on Wednes-
day, (yestcrday.)
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30

THE CREoLR.-The New Orleans
+" Crescent City" gives the name of
+" Brown, OF Norfolk" ns the individual
who is said to have planned and instigated
the mutiny on hoard Of the brig Creole.
Our account, copied from the New Or
leans Bulletin. stated it to be Bourne, oil
Richmond. Both are wrong as to the
anne there is no "Baptist preacher" in
Richmond of the latter name, nor is there
one in Norfolk, Of the former. 1t DOES
not follow, however, that the fact stated
as to the agency of some individual in
this etrocious plot, is without foundation,
whether in Richmond or Norfolk, and al.
though his name be neither Bourne nor
Brovn. Herald.
The New Orleans Bee says, it is stated
that the slaves on board .he Creole were
insured for Sl20, 900, but as there was
no clause in the policy providing for in
demnity in case of mutiny the amour,
cannot be recovered.
The whole of the slave property on
board the Creole was insured in New Or
leans, and their papers state that The Com
panies refuse TO pay in every case, and it
is said that the lawyers will undertake
suits only upon large commissions if sue
c~ess!ul, and nothing unsuccessful.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30

Including 726 commissioned officers) and
requiring 1888 recruits to complete lis
organization. During the last year 1922
were recruited.
The condition of the Northern and
North. eastern frontier, and Florida, is ex
hibited !; suggestions of reform regarding
the grade, pay, &C., Of officers, and pen
sions, &C., are thrown out the necessity
for an increase OF force, 10 man the forts
and posts, both inland aud maritime, &c.,
is recommended, &c.
The defence of the country is consider
ed under three heads, viz:-Ist, Proiec-
ton on the Western frontier against ln.
dian hosiilities. I'd, Precautions against
Colonial aggressions at the North and
Sd, The defence of the Maritime frontier.
The system long since adopted for the
last mentioned purpose, combines three
principal elements. viz naval forces, for
tifications, and facilities Of communication
with the interior. Most Of the principal
Qualifications, contemplated by this sys-
TEN, are nearly completed. About Sl4,-
600, 900 have been expended, snd &c..
600 900 more will finish oil but those
deemed Of minor importance. The arma-
merit of the Notifications is in progress,
and will be vigorously pursued, to the ex-
tent Of the means provided by Congress.
The Report recommends the establish
ment of a National Foundry.-Boston
Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30

TEXAN SANTA FE TRADERs..-We
had a report a few days since, via Hava'
ma, that the Texan expedition to Santa
Fe had been captured by the Mexicons.
The report was doubted by the New Or
LEAFS papers, but we see that another late
arrival at New Orleans from Havana
brings further intelligence from Mexico,
which c~orroborates the report. The N.
o. Bulletin Of the 7th., noticing this ar
rival, says" We have been shown q
semi-oficial letter, from a high public
functionary in the Mexican capitol, which
state explicitly that the Texans had been
captured entire, and were held as prison
ers by the Mexican troops"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30
THE GREAT ENCAMPMENr IN MAY
NEXr

The preparations for the Grand Military re.aa-
ios Of Volunteer Companies of this and the ad
Joining States, to be held near Baltimore, in May
next, are going on in a rraiseworthy manner. A
short time ag,, we published the proceedings Of 8
Committee appointed by the Military of Baltimore,
TO ascertain the best means by which the body OF
the Soldiers could be rrovisioned, &c. during their
.ncampmen,. Tho following is the result of their
labors, f,om which each person may form an esti-
mate Of The necessary expenses TO which he will be
subject.
Music, tents, fuel ard straw, sufficient for the
purposes. OF the camp. will be provided at The eX-
pense Of the Volunteers Of Btltimore-but corps
provided with tents are requested to bring The
same.
Quarter Master General has been appointed
who will provide Amy rations, for the Baltimore
Troops, and for those who may prefer that mode
Of provisioning. at the rate 90 cents per man, per
dsv, with an addition for Cavalry and other mount
ed men Of IS cents per horse, per day.
A spot will be selected for the Encampment a,
near as practicable to the centre of the City.
Companies will provide their own powder. In
fan,ry and Cavalry Sc rounds of blank cartridge
at least, per man, and Artillery 40 rounds for eael
piece Of Cannon.
The Committee, as far as their means of infoe
maton extend, nave ascertained nom the prope
authorities tt:st the fare of Troops at the avenue
leading TO Baltimore will he reduced upon that oc
esslon to one half OF the usual rates.
The routine Of Drill and Evolutions OF each da
during the campaign will be distributed to III
Troops, in a printed form one day at least prevlon
TO that upon which they are to be performed.
Every Comm ander Of a body Of Troops, intend
ing TO be present will bring his commission, as hi
station in the line will depend upon the date there
VI.
Bodies Of Troops joining the Encampment, vii
be entitled TO officers of their own choice, to wi,
II a battalion Of three companies. to a Msior an
the usual Statf-iftwo such hattalions, to the reg
mental field and staf-if two such regiments, to
Brigadier General and staff, and il Two brigade
10 0 Major General and staff.
The cost Of The trip, TO a foot soldier will prob
b., be no, more than 81. and to a cavalry soldie
less than So
The Committee also were Instructed to procu
a very handsome FLAG. TO cost 500, which
intended 10 be presented to the Company viii
shall acauit iaself mos, crediIsbly in military exc
eises.
We believe II is in contemplation by the berk
lev Military to attend the Encampmeni. And M
i, NO, be- suggested is not the beautiful Flag wor
eur contending fort 1t is TO be hoped the Guar
and Cavalry will both bear this in sind, and eH'
the Iis,s With a determination to carry OF the Pr''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30
:. THE

We trust and believe, that the Editors of this
psper will be generously sustained by the Wings
Of the country generally. but especially by the
Wings Of Virginia.
The purity and unsusrscted integrity Of his po-
Jirical character. his unrivallei vigor and severity
in the editorial column, the astonishing success oil
his assaults, during a period Of twenty years, upon
The dc.potism Of the Richmond Junto, have ex-
tended. far and wide, the fame Of JoHs H.nrDEs
PLEasAsTs. Leaving a region in which his chorts
we're hampered by deep-seated political prrjudices
no, TO be wondered at, because follies ard super
sti,ions have beset the people Of every age-and
having been, heretofore, engaged in the task, not
90 be coveted, OF beating dozen the chimerical doc
,,ine, md inanilies Of the Richie School Of Politi-
ei,n,. he has undertaken the more agreeable pat
Of building up the Wing Faith. When Virginia
shall have renowned her idols, and the temple OF
her false gods ia in ruins, much of the merit will
be awarded TO him, Of 80 srea, a public 5anefac-
iion.
virelaia Politics are thu diversion Of the tnhght-
snsd men of the country but we have now a man
at the National Metropolis. who will tell the Peo-
pie of the country that we are not all fools or ia
na,ics-or what you will. He will stand up, too,
for the Mas Of the country. From his open foes,
,sd such as he can, without: dishonor. meet, Henry
Clay needs no projections; but from the s,ealthy step
ard mid assaults of false friends, he has .
friend ever ready, in the time Of need. to guard
him.
II We are 10 have a hot fight with the enemy, we
are ready for them now. with the "batsering can
nom Of The lntelligencer and the " musquetry' OF
abe Independent.