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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

9'i Yesterday, That lhr llNV had NiIVu
htfe would have 10 be another organization OF PARTIES
III Calhoun said Yesterday. that it was an iusiaous
.'.'l'ioa movement w 5mfotii,c with the I'm
loreg upon tire v W. aaeae psslcamcnt into 'hieh ii,
aiaIii,a have led it. Where wqs iWWontcd prudence
ll59er, luf once nodded
t0NoHHSSloNAI..- Among the petitions Pre-.
.eaed 10 the Senate. The sl inst, was ore iiom
n's Kendall. asking Conero=s 10 relieve hm from the
judgement Obtained against hmly Stockton \ Stokes.
IL petitioner states HAT III the matter referred l., he
acted On TIC advice otthe then President and thai the
legality of his course tdea susaincd by the lttor
ny Geaeru.
o. the ID inst. Nh Beoian introduced Il bill orlhe
stmea Occupation u Florida.
HE Senate has been principally engaged IN discus
SIM the provision ot the Apportiouncnt Bll which
quires the STATE legislatures olgy oil hr several States
ato districts, Of contiguous territory for Tie election d
memhers-n oth,r Words. rendering the mode OF elect
ing members Of ongrtss uniform, rs it ou2hl to BE-,
Throughout the Union. We doubt, however, the eNpe
ienry Of the cNcrcse Of The power Of ,ngrss the
subject, at least in the present temper If the public mind
Nost II tie leading members o the Senate. q 10th par
los have participated in the discussion, which, hoNev-
II. had not ended on Saturday last
The I,usc Of Il qr,senlalycs was still discussing tie
Afmy Appropriation Blll, On the proposition 10 reduce
,lle estimates 9th Department the proprety Fl IL.
,Iueiag the Amy a,h Srf ny a Leading topic ol the
debate.
On the 81 inst bill 10 incorporate the National In
sttolian fr the promotion Of Science in the city Of
Washuat,n." Ia.sod-aNes l05, noes 1G.A bill 10 a
mend the charter o: the city Of Alexandria Was taken
up and 4ir Gave johnson moved to amend it. 81 as t.
extend tIs night Of suffrage Ito all white males
2l-Air Adams moved strike out the word '.~1ite y
-remarAng mat he VAS opposed 10 Universal Suilmge
Is c3nend"d tT by the Dor parry IN Rhude island
well as in TIA" l.use, the calm 10 which, h. 90 In
ded lad II" Il undatloa except nihe ""rlgm right
oi man and, 1t that MIS- the basis OF the claim, lie
coniended that colon NILS no disqualification. lie
wished to hear, lac sad, how, upon his principle,
al men VIA "',c uol "he were to br excluded IRON
le li2nt Oh suffrage, howeNer respectable they might
.ae,-"dIo Tie ais wee 10 DO mns.ch'd Of can,ics.
and all white men. whether ,dsiS, MuPars, lunsi
art'n-' "'r, to J' entitled to 'oir Mir \. thought
ndie que ton might arss rs 10 who were white and
ne SAID he would iedgc huns II to brlng hundred
1raes loo NE House "ho Were "h7cr HAN twenty
foaaief5 he 'o"" select IN The foot Mr. VIM est
l'lp.s'n administered with great severity upon the
conduct 4" Nr. Nd"ss' 'hseiAng every possible eosa
.ta i9a'''' IN tr"ah'fA winch no ma" on2'' more 10
~ Al -, NM "''''' IL WIS Il'''
III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

o. From 4 remark in the "Adpndont," we infer
that Mir Riycs did moi vo'e against Mr.. Nangam as
President Of The $cnaf End the intimaton Of Tie Nadi
sJnian to that effect Is c3aselu entiy untrue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY.
Question lor th INST. '-hIuld ilenry lay be the
Wing candidate e. the nrst Pc=,dsncy,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

= Tho amount Of outstanding Treasury Notes, OIL
The Isl inst, is officially stated to be &9,l00,9ol 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

Rhode hhanF.-Rumors egaio afoat Of il SURGE
Gonary movements in Rho5e lsan1 aided by armed
men from New York and Connecticut. II is possible
,hcy may be exaggerated but if any attempt should
lie made to suhvcr the existing government by force
have strong reliance the ability OF Gov. King prompt
y to suppress il 1t would be Of regret fhc late
bread farce should end in bloody tragedy. Several al-
donal arrests have been made
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

Goreraor Ba,r-'Ihe Richmond Enquirer, few
days ago, denied dat tbs man is an Aboitonst. Nov
we distinctly affirm that he formerly officer Of
m Abolition Society in Rhode Island, and that he Uas
nominated BY Abolition Convention as a candidate for
Congress- AMI jointly upon their ticket and that Of
The Loco Foeo party.
letter from Washington 10 the Mcdgeyi)ic Re
ccr3cr, ontts snAcrt says: i wrote you that the re
bolllon the work Of The Abo9usts; that Dor WIS
one-the President Of the Society, and formerly their
candidate for Congress. The constitution which thcy
have adopted provides tba Tie ri2M # trial, by ;,og.
totu@rc sases,'' (Which VIRGINIA complains of 50 loud
y in New York and against which she has lcytcd her
rciaatory egsla'on) ''sLaH frerer remain i"ro'ac.
His. you know, is the great Abolition principle and
this is What the rebellion is for after ali At present,
the laws Of Rhode island allow no such right, and the
legal constitution allows none sucl.o This remark a
hates something Of tho surprise which hayehcrootorc
ielt, at tie manifestation Of so much hostility. by the
Dor party TO the legal constitution When. So ta Is lie
''stt y @J;ago is concerned, tia, constitution d.!,Gs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09

.:r,.eu 81 ,.r Lynci,hurs NAri.ris,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
Earthquake.-On the 9th uI,. (says an cx.
change paper) shock Of an Earthquake was
felt ai ST. Louis.

Ncto Democratic Paper.-We have received
the FRS, number of new paper. entitled the
States Right Republican, Journal Of Education
and Constitutional Relorncr. published in the
City OF Richmond. Va il. at 81 per unnum, pay
able in advance, by Tbeopbilus Fisk. Esq. and
edited by him, assisted by iielzar GurJner. Esq,
late editor of the Boston Sunbeam. From the
appearance Of the present number, we have no
doubt ,ke Republican will eie long obtain u
station in the front rank OF the Deir,ncratc
Journals OF the present day. as the high char.
ac,er of Mr.. Fisk, ~ an editor. in the cause OF
the people, has, by his extraordinary zeal and
ability. Wills, conducting his valuable paper.
the Odd Dominion reudered him ter.
ror to the enemies OF Democracy, and lis friends
owe him much for sustaining the stand he took
aeaus, the faction which has Tor the la1, few
years been disrruc,ing tho country, with the
humbags of Hard Cider, Log Cabins, Sc, @iih
Mr. Gardner we are unacquuinted. but irom
his being connected with Mr F. we feel conf.
dent in saying he isl literary and political wri'
ter of talent, Not having room for the
prospectus in this days paper. we give t'e
following extract, and recommend that the
frie nds Of Democracy give the paper that sup
por, which i, no doubt will justly merit.
1--WE consider governmeu, in this country
as designed to be simply the AGENT "' The po,
pular wiIl;-,hai il was intended TO be always
the servant of people-neveT their benetac'
tor. nor their ruaster;-thai ], is instituted for
the protection Of all, bat has no privileges 10
confer on any ;-tha, the protection j, affords
should be general not sperial- universal. no,
partial-u uniform. not discriminatlve-d
no, remote or contingent,-ro all individuals,
no, to any classes or distinctive interests,-
AGAINST aggression. not against competition
and that whatever special privilege or special
protection il has conferred on any individual or
class OF individuals. IL has usUnPEp. aud wrest.
cd To the injury OF every other iud'vldnai;-Ihus
producing injustice, and positive wrong to 90
cieIy."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

,came out and asked him 70 .netAiken,
md said. 5. be alleraick or Lick Burton"
Il s.proyed rhat Aiken retsrned home.
and after getting his dinner, ook his gun,
and proceeded down the roas inthe direc-
iion OF the spot whero the murder was
committed, and thai some1thirty min.
Gtes afterwards yoang Burton pass
ed on his return. Aiken gotbnek 10 the
house 20 or 80 minutes aftershe gun was
fired. Que Of Mr.. Bunon's iard bills was
was found close to The spot, which in the
hurry of fish, he must havs dropped.
On his arrival at The house b despatched
a servant after his father .;n-lsw, who was
nt Col. Miiler's telling him 70 hurry home,
that young Burton had been killed down
by the field. lie proved thai no one hud
passed up The road, from the iine OF Bur
toms passing down until AFR Aiken de-
spatched the servant after us father.in-
law. He a-d that night
A reward Of $1,000 has beel offered for
him. We trust that he may r. apprehcn
ded. There can be no question of his
guilt, or we should be silent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

More Burr Disclosures. F. L.
Clairbo.ne formerly member of Congress
from Miss, and now one Of the editors o!
the Matches Free Trader, has been pub
Fishing som r-miniscences Of The treasons
Of Aaron Burr. and Promises more. which,
will establish wilhou, doubt that Burr
had for his coadjutors some of the mos,
distinguished men in he naiion." He OBJ
taius these reniuiscencies from documen-
,ary evidence formerly KEEP, sacred by
Burr, and which had for years lain dor
muut aud unknown in The archieyes Of his
family.--Phila. Inquirer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
coagress.-rho correspondent of;he Charles

Coagrrss.-Thc correspondent o' the ehai'es'
ton Courier, under date Of the eth insl, writes,
"The proceedings Of the House. this day,
will shake the nation like an earthquake. that
large class of the people who have so long be-
sought the government TO establish UNIFORM
syscm Of bankruptcy. are destined TO be disaP'
noe,ed The net oithe late session, passed ~
in conformity with ,he strongly expressed
wishes of 50 many state legislatures, cominer-
cial bodies, and muses. OF individuals, wili al
mos, certainly be repealed, before the Isl duy
of February when il was 10 take effect.
air. Davis aud Mr.. Marshall OF KY, present.
ed nomoyals from sundry citizens oil 'heir
State against the bankrupt law. and moycd as'r
reference 10 the COMMITTEE on tho Judiciniy'
with iustrnc,ions to report bill repeating 'n'
net. on the llth inst. which was carried oy
majority Of abna, 80.
The correspondent states, that the measure
will be carried through the House IN 4 ~"
days. and there is no doubt lha, !, VIII pass ue
Senate. aud Ms it is qnestioa OF sxpediency'
and no, oi consiilu,ioualil,, ii is not probable
,ha, the Presidep,, even it disposed TO save Tue
act, would Interfere TO preven, the repeal. 1t
IS though, ,ha, the distribution act will ais" be
repealed. -
The Correspondent, in his letter oi tho ii'h
inst writes, that =. In the Senate today 'heIe
~ as an interesting discussion Of Biz. Calhoun
resolution, calling for information IN resaE" 70
the CrcOie affair, and the proceedings OF the Go
vernmcnt ih elston il, air. Porter OF MI
chi.au. took On exception to the Use ol Inc wora
.slayes" in the resolution; or q description OF
the persons, ipasmuch as the term was mol
.,sed in our constitution nor recognized IN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Loss of Co,ton.-On the 25,h ult. eight hun
dred bales of Cotton were destroyed by hre at
Yazoo city. having caugI., FIRE from tree io''
carelcs.Iy burning in the vicinity OF the land
,nr where the Cotton was
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Important TO TrdrsLlers The Court OF Er.
rors of the State Of New York, in the case ot
Powell vs. Myers, have given the following de-
e;sieu: "Tha, a steamboat Company are hold
en-. ms common carriers. for the l"as OF trunk
which was fianduIently obtained from the boat
on forged ordcr."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Green Peas.-The Charleston Courier oi the
18th inst, say.:-" Through the Polit"ncss OF
Cant. Brooks. of the steamer Gea. Ca'aea' we
were favored, yesterday, with the rare present
for this season of the year. Of mess oi very hne
green peas. kindly sen, Us by Dir. P. NJ. Night
insulc. Of Dnngeness. nenr 81. harys 1eo,
a, whose place, we learn. they are grown'ct oil
seasons OF the year"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Aiabama.-Thc General Ticket Law for the
election of Members Of Congress in Alabama,
has been repealed by the Legislature; all va
car.cies TINT may occur in the present delega-
ton. are to be filed under tho general ticket
system. The Legislature adjourned on the 3lst
uIt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19


Most aorrid and .fend-ike Murde'.-
The Bulesville (Ark.) News gives the fol-
lowing full particulars Of horr!d transac'
lion of " which we have before received on
ly the outlines.
On Thursday the 2lst instant. 4 most
savage cold blooded and cowardly assas'-
nation was pcrperrated upon Mr.. Nicholas
E. Burton of shis place. The particulars oil
which we shal. endeavur 10 give.
Young Burton had moi reached his lo'h
ve,r. and was the son OF DR.. p. p. Burton
Of this place. On the moraing Of the 2lst
he started up Poke Bayou on business
On his return home he fell in with MIR.
Bouapar,e Allen with whom he vas rldine;
aod when within somc three mile. oil tow q
was shot down by u concealed assassin
receiving eleven buckshnt 10 his back or
hack Of lis head. Allen seeing him iall
dead. in the confusion produced by the
sudJenness Of so unexpected deed. lost
his presence of mind, and put spurs TO MS
horse never once booking back. had he done
so he would have seen the ASSASSIN. on
the news reaching town many pors"ns re-
pai,ed 10 the spot. where they found Inc
noble youth who had lefi them but lew
hours before, full Of life aud health, cold
in The arms Of death! This generous
you,b. whose thousand bright rir,ues eu.
tleared him 10 his friends, was thus nnex-
pecsedly hurried without moments war
ming, into eternity, by the fouiesi deed that
ever we have heard Of or read OIL.
The assassiu had chosen spot niosa
admirably suited tn his dark and vil!anous
deed. The Bayou sweeps under biuii'
on the edge Of which passes The road, with
y roo, of tree So situated as TO prevent d
person secre,ing himself from being seen.
Who did the bloody deed! was no soon
er asked than answered; all pointed In DIR:
Tren, d. Aiken, as the preparation. Aud
why! The reasons are these: The MUIR
Ter took place near his house; DIR. Burton
and he were engaged in bitter eontrover-
go. and but day or TWO before the muir
der had issued a cutting haudhill agaius'
him. The testimony before The inques'
showed sha, young Burton passed Aiken"
IN the morning, and soun after bis passing
Aiken look his gun and pun of III the same
direction. he met an individual coming
down tho Bayou--when this individual
reached Aikcu's gate, Q lsus geg's boy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

The Augusta Cons,i,u,ionalis, Of tho 18th
inst, says: 1--WE learn that DR.. II. McRae, OF
Fayetteville. n. C.. passed through this city
yesterday, express for Mexico. will dispatches
containing instructions from The General Co.
vernmeni. relative TO the Anesicsn prisoners
-caDyuYau IN M SaIIrT re ssxpe dlIIoii'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

State rs. Rin. Barrett Jones.--The Charles,
ION Courier ofthe lstl, inst. says:-" The trial
Of Wm. Barrett Jones for the muider CT John
Johnson, nn English seaman, TOOK place, yes
,erday. in the Court Of Sessions for this Dis.
lric,. before his Honor Judge Butler. and re.
suited in verdict of guilty. For the State,
the Attorney General--or The prisoner Thos.
o. Elliott, aud Henry Reilly. Esqrs."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

The Democratic Ticke, in Georgia succeed.
ed at the election The frs, of tis month for
three members of Congress aud county officers,
by majority Of about 5000 vo,e,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

The Teran Loan..-Letters received at Aus.
tin. Texas. from Geueral Hamilton, dated Lon
don November 3rd, state that the conrac, for
the loan with Messrs. Laii'e & Co. had been
cancelled. those gentlemen having found them
selves unable to comply with tho conditions OF
the contract.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

A Heasy T'ain.-One Of the Locomo-
lives on The Winchester Railroad convey.
ed las, week. from Winchester to Harper's
Ferry, IN single train. eleven hundred and
seventy Eve barrels of -four.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

pondens ecaid not so have intended il itis
too low anapoeal-ioo pngenerous an itisiuna.
tion. IF il were intended tor mysel and
am authorized to say The same for those mem.
bers from Edsefeld who acted with MEL pro.
nounce il false, sud caiumnous. As 10 tho
Ua orm ,hai for le field officers is no moro
expensive ,hau heretofore, under the Army reg.
ua,ions. The company officers can adopt ono
Of two unifarms-one which he speaks OF as
the costly uniform--tl,e oihrr the uniform pre-.
scrib.d in the acl Of 1888. with slight differ
enee, which is neat. pretty. and cheap. This
he would have known. had he uoubled HIM
self to examine the panrphIe, Of uniforms.
Among other high attributes, your corres-
pondsu, seems to be endowed vii tie gift Of
prophecy. Hecalls upon you tomarI il down.
:. that encampmen,s will e converted into eIec.
toncering schools, aud the time win come when
no man but one who holds cnmn,isrion. with
the plume andepaule,ieS, can be selected to any
Office not only in the gift Il the people, nut shc
Legislature It impossible thai he can be
in earuest-ile bni jesis in making the declara-
tion above; for did no really expect his prophe-
cy tp be fulfilled, If I un no. mistaken in the
person and his prescn, position before The Dis
uici ard the Legislature. he would have q
commission in his pOcke, in leas than months.
"a A MEMBER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

The C"nr, of Common Plea, and General
Sessions commenced its sitting o this place on
Monday last-His Honor Judg o'Neal pre-,
siding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
cue aUocrttse t.
EDGEFlELD CHI
WlDsEsOAr. JAsuARr99. 1912.

U"A MEnuER.' on the sahilc' ofths Mi.
ii,ary Bill would have appeared suncr, bu.ior
press Of Other matier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Henry Tresco., Esqr.. was on he 18th inst.
elected Cashier Of tho State Bank
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Mr. Rnmph, has been elected Sheriff, and
Mr. A. Campbell: Clerk, of Coiklon District.
sc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
New .OnIsAss. Inha.

y S4-ttSsNy'vH' eLUS.--. uC etsauleE Ncp-
'tbaearrived from Texas yesterday. The
Neptune, weare told. made the shortes,
passage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seven hours
to The Balize. The news is no, important.
The President had appointed Francis
AMorris, Attorney General of The Repub-
lie.
President Houston was inaugurated or
the 18Th ult.. His message wrs delivered
The same day, hut we received no copy.
,I"e only intelligence respecting the
Santa Fe expedition is contained ia the
Houston Telegraph Of tho 22d, copied be-
low:
A gentleman who arrived here on Sat
urday, informs us that Immediately before
he left Austin. Judge Baker arrived there
from San Antonio, bringing Intelligence
confirming iha therefore, received via Vera
Cruz, He states further, thar Col. Vim.
G.. Corkc and six other officers were sent
10 the capital for trial. aud. of course, cou-
dennaiiou.
Capt. Mccullough. with nineteen men,
lroGs Gonzales, recently encountered the
spies OF the Waco Indiaus near the mouth
Of the Llano, killing two and dispensing
the remainder.
The details of,he Convention between
Great Brltnin aud Texas are published 10
the Texas papers. We shalt give the
document ia fu! to-murrow.
Resolutions had been reported impeach-
ing the late President Lamar, Vice-Presi-
denl Burnett, aud. The Secretary Of The
Treasury. DR.. Chalmers. The vote was
taken un each OF the three cases IN tho
House Of Representatives, aud rejected by
% To i3.
The steamboat Albert Gallatin. one Of
The regular packets between Galveston
and Houston. was totally destroyed on The
2lsi ul,. The Galves,uuian states that she
was running al her ordinary rate, when all
Of n sudden her larboard boiler hurst ma
KIN. complete wreck of the boar. and
destroying the lives fou. individuals on
board, and wouut!ing ten Others.
The following is u lisI Of the killed aud
wounded:
A'ltsd.-Mr. Haighi, barkeeper; Mr..
Cherry, passenger from AlabaR.a; Il Mexi-
can and IA anrsro, deck hands.
Ba,iiy WouRded.-Mr. Gibbon passen-
ger from Somerset Md; john Nelson, pi-
lot; Thomas Carey, fireman; John Noyce.
deck hand; aud negro belonging TO Mr.
SuiIle.
lightly Wornded.--M. Gircaual, a
passeuger; ii. l.. CUuner, Cdpiain Laitum
Captain " hi,ilcsey, MIR. Cooney.
The hoal is au entire loss, aut the ffeish,
will sustain . goud deal uf injury.
rhe Neptune was Lelained ut Galveston
III consequence of the prevailing north.
Wind. ~hich rendered The bars near dry.
stopping all intercourse between Galveston
aon tiooss"n '"r seser'' days.--ficayu'r'
Blood! Blood! Blood !-Mnst ol our
readers Viii remember that III April last,
"a Mr., Alslou, oi Tallahassee, challenged
General Reed, oi Florida. They fought,
and The Gcneral shot iiiD. willis Ailsion.
had reacunire subsequently,, and n Sc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-04

IHiib lfll euffflsfea iibrr alle 1iTEpdfaff iiiit
3afdnimenIebuiatii pen DasfeuFu, 9hfe abs
fabreHeen @iaenidaften fifib alein BON IN.
brredienbarem Wtfihe, renn oiefe piIIen rid'
gcu fir einige 3eItarg grfcnlnifn wercen,
unb anftatf catS fie ren rarthatifhen Gfsfi
ihwidieii, brngeu iir ;afielihs frifte bnrdl
9se0nahnie Der llrfadc Der @ntfraftuna =
CIR baben feline Der miierablsn gfefte jenes
taelidirn StcFes Mercury. Die 3dhne ruer,
ben nidlt be(dldrigt cie JEnc6ben uno Gjlies
Der tpereen nidbt 9edhmt - riein fonDeru
itatt eiefer traliri0eu Spmpteme iptro nenes
erben uno fclgilb gBchlfein an alien 2beiIeu
ees JsSrrers fIdltbdr.
s'rnnbrstb's piarn f1ub in Der Chat rins
llniuerfal gIrSenei, neil iie en6 Slut reinigsn
nno fiutstn. Slinf Sabre mar oieis Webi,in
eer eem publifnm Der 8ereini9tsu Stdater /;
pe eieieIbe nnr dnqeipeneet puree, bat Fe
ale anbern W2itteI lbtrircffcn.
WPan faufe IN sllIentnun pen q. g. 9lutf,
peiiuleiller, nne UUn ben 2iaenten rpeldbe in
einer aneern Spalte an9egcbeu fuo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-04
@fotb.

9Im I6ten 9Irril in Serb QEbeitbalI i'm
QSodentette, Saiome, Gheaattin cee
J0ru. Ganel Sdncd, In ihrem 37llen Sc,
beuejnbre. Gle hiutrIiBt einen tetrltier
@jatteu uno rumuuoige Riueer.
9n Der oorIeetcu Gamllag Nadlt, in Ties
tcr Wldcurgie Eauufcbip, eeda @auutp,
W Wdrqaretbd, @he9attin bes j9ru @ou'
rab SacctD, in eiuem alter ppn 62 Snbren,
5 Mlonaten uno ~ 3a0en. Disnlfaes bars
auf puroen hre hiutertdGeur @jebeine brers
bigt, bei neIder 6iele9rnbeit Der @brrp. jor
3elIers cine pofeuor 93eee belt.
Ser einiqen gBpd,en, SpndtbnnB Bus,
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