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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-IwiI give the above

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS NEWARD.-Iw viii give The aI0ve
" reward for the apprehension aud delivery secured III
jail get them again, The following five Negroes who
the s of February belonging The Lower Byd
Plantation in Goochland s for either Of t-r viz:
Armistead, 40 old appears older having lost his front
by the kick of horse, s feet II inches liiei,
Jim Ross about 70 years did, yellow small black
eyes, high cheek bones he OF Indian blood
feet high
Nmrm about 10 years old, Is getting bald the Of his
head a walk rather down look feet inches high
William Tinsey, about 20 old, prominent rather
small features, dark, but not black feet 10 inches high
Reuben 81 years DID, short and stout good oUkng feet hall
and inch high.
These Negroes together from Richmond They
no doubt the country, may be the boating, with
false papers. NM. u. SANDERS
Inyyer Bvrd Plantation Conchland co. MAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

IEPFERS0NTON ACADEMf.-The next Annual Session az
this will the 18th of jan, ei? anl
terminate 18th of December following with vacation Of
one month The OF instruction viii embrace
Greek Latin Geometry, Mcnsuration Algebra Navigation sur
vryng, National Philosophy Chemistry, Arithmetic, English
Grammar &C., sc.
From long acquaintance with the thorough method Of teach
ing interchangeable industry Of the present, Principal Mr.
e. Burnley confidently recommend him 10 the patronage
Of parents and GUARDIAN -
7srnsGard including all charges, and tuition with The Pm
cpal, ZEN months, SlcN.
BY order Of the Board,
+. FISIIBACK, St
The will be- prepared 10 accommodate ten board
c others can bc accommodated convenient 10 the Academy
Letters addressed ne, Jecrsonton, Culpepe will b. PROMPTLY
attended TO- CALEB u, tSLEi.
Ne 10 1O--2IwiW
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.
ID Deed fuSt, executed Ia the subscriber by Ste
ID phen the 9Th day of May, 1871 and duly admit
ted in Clerks office Of Cumberland county, for the
purpose due Thomas Dncker Wall, on the
18th Of February heat, ii Cumberland Court nse being
the rs Cumberland February Court o;rr, al pub
lie auction highest bidder for cash. Tract Of Land de-
schcd deed lying the Davenport road in said conn
~ which the said Cooke now lives con!alnn. about $40
nces This is Il good little Farm, with suitable buildings, &c
VIII sold. the time aud place. and for The same
purpose likely slaves Mert and MARTHA OF such portion o
The sud property said deed 10 about
500 this property believed Ia he good, but act
IlEZ FORD Trustee
I,p iSh Tim
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4 VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.-By
"a virtue Of Deed Of Trust from John cih ahd Margaret his
WIFE bearing date The liih August, 1888 aud admitted 10
Clerks Office IL GoochllEd County Court 18th Au
gust 1893 shall Friday tie ll,h day Of March, 1912, q,
y O'clock the premises SALE public auction,
highest bidder that valuable Estate in Goochand County,
River, Dover containing about 800 Of
lnd $40 Of which Of River and Creek low
r'oands surpassed in fertility by any the river There
seeded this Estate informed, about GOO
bushels weat The Canal rou. this Estate, and is
about twenty miles above the city Of Richmond
Acting Trustees shall convey only such title is vested
10 H. by The Deed Of Trust.
Terms u Sa-s0OJ0, with the expenses of sale in cash.
$4,000 ,e ilih September sahou $1,000 Of the residue
can Interest being paid quarter Yearly in all proba-
iy several Cnclamr-ihe balance tie purchase
ney on credit Of wo and three years with day of
JAMES GAIT
JAMES WARWICK, trustees
Richmond, lh December. ISL. 63-tds
Inc Land tescibd the preceding advertisement being
Jet Prcr lien, r The balance Of purchase money due
"m John lieih 10 The representatives, Of TIL Il. HARRISON de-
ceased as WI more Il large appa BY deed oil trust bearing
ae The IL day OF January 1885, duly recorded in Gooch,and
'ouhls Ioh from the SAID ilr;h Pryton Will
IAN fhney IN ru-t nr Randolph HARRISON IT, Executor of III.
y Harrison, deceased, Will he sold subject that en
eofe a. surviving trustee IN The deed aforesaid the
ale The time and place aud the terms "a advertised by
JAMES Cat and James Warwick Trustees and will unite
necessary eonvtyances being distinctly understood that the
purchase money Z" he paid according rights of the par
lies claiming under the aforesaid deeds
BERNARD PEYToN, Surriring Trustee
.'n'i It'd
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N, p,p.-pcar Sr The Plan, which was selected reachc
~ safely and has been up and tuned by Mr. Green who pro
nounces the instrument very fine one am peeelis sam
fed wih and lis price, Accepmy thanks for Your trouble
forwarding instrument, aud for The seee,ah VI TIE s'oe
which accompanies il, which like very much
S' DANIEL In COLEMAN.
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.l shall hiie on Servants
sell Produce collect Debts In this city and the adoln
ing counties, including the town Of Petersburg
ROBERT HILL.
Office Cross Street, By Bill IGrern
Richmond Dec. 9th, 1911 C2-f
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Gale 4 CO.'S REST PlASOS.-Thcse makers INST imen'
VI ar. becoming more popular every day NAM mote haze beer
sold during the pat year than any other make inc ioo
letter have just received tiom purchaser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SToRE-Ihe r,ni,entary
III removed three doors below on The opposite side oil
same street, fronting the Custom HoMse:
Ian On S0-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

EDUCATIONAL youn. gentleman qualified by experience
M ~. pnrcnents 10 teach the well some of
"a branches Of IN English Education, wishes situation
S have objection 10 TO part oil the
r address NJ, Post Office, Richmond, Virginia, in
Nt m o. 'he keeper of the Bell Tavern.
~ neod references will be given.
If
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,


TICKET Nos 40 A H. the highest Capital .! sig Also
No II 10 prize Of S993 80; Nos. 81 = 70, prize 81
$780, Nos G prize :" sso No.. y = 8, p' z, q
g. 20 IL and 10 a-masins II capitals SD and paid ~
e week, by the al pllzs s.e .oo an o
900 10 Of 1900 20 Of 2oo, 80 1T 0ou &C. TVe!s $40
Splendid for Saturday, February oh prize 3''Oo
Tickets in all The Lotteries, and the really lucky numbers io
sale IL SiHhi ioN " hs'''' W ;, >,
Jan. - 'i-'1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
JaDr9alt9 Is.
96 96ebtnaunaen e IN.

DieIe 3rituu9 wiro jeben N2ittwcdb au
einem 9rcBen Snper'Rppal Bo9en, nit 9anj
aenen Sdlriften, beraus9e3eben.
Der SubIcriptious; ;preis 1T n e 3 as
Ter oes Sabre, in 8crausbesab(uug.
Sm Sal ties nidt 9efd,iebt, 70 werben Elm
StaIer ano fanf uno SlpanSiS @ent6 an9c'
red,net.
Jeein Sublcribent ipirb fir weniger aIS 6
Monate augeRommen, nnb fciner FAM bic
3eitung auf9eben, bis ale HIdltduoe earauf
abbeSatlt 1no.
Sefanntmafungen, teeId,e Gin 8iered auss
MAIDEN, ,peroen oreimal fir eincn 1haler Gins
9eriift, uno fur jeee fernere @inriifun9 flint
nno SpanSi9 @ents. - @r6eere uad gers
bdlfniB.
Diejcni9e fpeld,e Die 3eitun9 nit Der 9,cif
eeer benz pcifreiter erbalteu, mn0eu lelbit
cafitr beSableu.
sIlIe Yriefe at bic Soerausgeter miiien
Oft re | ein9cianot pcreen, Ionlt weroen
Ge nidt anf9enommen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Q(c6tut9 Golleftprs

Die Sar,@oaeftrrs III 9ed,n @anntD wer'
ben ben ihnrn in fol9enoen Ecldlltiier aufer'
le9teu paidteH ltren9e rad'fcmmen, ba elmer
unterlaGuu9 70 an tbun, bic itrafbarlte 2ln:
ipcnoun9 Der bela9tcn Scfblilne fCl9en ipirb.
cSacCb 8. Vpa6.
GhaBmcilter pcu 9eta @aunty.
Plug. IA, 1942.
Seftlh0e nm @olIeftorcn unb dnbern Sfeuts
Iiden 99enten su eerbiueerr, nit ben Of
fentihcn @eloern Su pefulren, in 9tpten
pom oierten Wni @iutauleno 9ld)tbuncert
uno 3fpei uub 8ier;i9
1itcns. Be 4, n II, burd ben Senat
nno eas Naus Der 9icpreIentdnten Der 9lepubs
lit bon pennDlpanien, IN @eneralsSiilcmbID
oerfammeIt Dae Der Stodts,ShaBmeilfe
angeipie(en Iei, une er it biereurd) an9epies
fen, BON feinem Solicitor, @auntDsSd,aemets
fer, cccr anbern gl9enten eer 9iepubIif, einis
oe 9iote coer 9fotcn, dus9egeben Don ben Sans
fen eurd, 9lutbCritdt Ger 9lfte bonn 4ten Wlai
l84I, Su empfan9en, aneer bela9te 9totc poer
9tcten Iei bcoleitet burdl @io ceer Sefrdftis
I9un9 oc6 belagten Solicitors, SdaBmeiiters
ccer anoern g9enten, eaB iIe ben thm cinges
ncmmcn pureen bona foe in &e5abung opn
36len, Garcn, Deer anocrn Der 6epublf
IhuIoi9eu 9Itgaben, une uidt erIan9t wurbcn
fraft llebertra9ung, @erfouf SanocL 9Ins
fauf, gSedIfel C6er duf onbere 98eile.
2tens. DdB tpenn etni9er @Uleftpr, @auns
SdIaBmeifer, peer ancerer 9lgent Der Hes
publif, ndd) eieIem mittClbar poer uumittels
bar, @eIoer oeer Soften bon eini9er Bennens
nun9, empfan9cn bon ihm fir 36lle, Taren,
ceer anoere Der NCpublif ifulciqe 9It9aben,
perfnuft iltcrtrd9t erbnneelt, fault ceer etn'
lpedfelt, 70 iea bela9ter Solicitor, Sdlaemeis
lter pocr ancere gI9ent cirter 8er9ehuug i'm
2Imte fhulbi9 feiu, uno auf llcberfnhrung Dor
Ginger @curt bon bcfllQter Suri6oifticn, fol-
CT fir jeecs fcIdes 8er9ebeu bic Summe
non Sinfbunocrt 3baler be,ahlen, uno Der
9auSe 8etra9 benz Stnfd9er iufdlIeu, unb fol-
iiberoies 1eiues glmtes entleet weroen NIB uns
tdu9lid, fur 9Steoerernennun9 coer 9Sieocrs
erwdblun9 fein uno Der Staat6(dIdemeiiter
fol- burd 3rfuldrfdreibeu befa9te @ollefto,
rem uuo Sd,aBmciter BON Der paffrun9 bies
fer ScIhIane benadridti9en.
cSame8 Sos Snolr6en,
Spredcr ceS Sauies Der 91eprcfentautcn.
CSobu Strcbm,
Spredlcr ee6 Senats.
@ebilIigt oen l2teu gIpril, Gtntauienb 9Id)t,
bunbert uno 3pci uno 8iersig.
SaUiO 81. Norter.
hJs 9lrle GcDdnod Icten wereen dn9e;
ncmmen, auegcucmmcn Irld,e, peld,e nit 6.
Dyer, @tcrf uuc nit s. q. ScDb, beScidnct
GIne.
9lu9uit IL. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Slcrtbamptclt s5anf.

9lm 8ien Waontag i'm ndditen ytonember,
,peld,ee Der 20. bes bela9ten Mcnats II, plro
an Dem BauFbanle zine 9Gabl fur oreBehn
gfcfhaltcr aebalten mercen, I'm fur od6
ndd,lie 5abr ais Dircftcrcn sli plenen
Gjeorgc Sed, GafIirfr.
actpbex 10. ha--3a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
91ene Srecfene QBaaren.

Die llnterIdriebenen bobeu nenit5 Elm
9rcscs 9sprteuent trcdene Waaren erbaI'
ten, mcrnnter I'D, fcl9euoe bsfneen:
so Stllder Satnetts bon oerId)iebenen
Sarben NIB SuaIitdten, % Gtuete Glider
bon alien Sarben nno 0ualit6ten, 80 Stitcfe
SpmbasinS unb Werines, % Stiicfe Sianels,
IS Stiide @cttcnsSlannels, 200 Stllte eins
hetnliidhe Mnlin8. Cine 9rpfe 9lnsmahI ucn
gIrtifel fur QabiessDreiTes, alS Merincs,
Wlusln be Canes, Sdinipls, &c. prld,es fe
aIIes oil terab9eieeten preisen gum gerfauf
an6eten.
sDret, SG9er uno 60.
9Iaentalir, Tpp. 8, lS42. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
cyeIerb Sartntott
GdMeioer in scr Staot 9(Qcntallt

SuHlCtUCt w CSl SlNtt <lttllllAllIt
Gr9reift bieie Gele9eubcit ieineu Sunben
lmo Gem Iublifum ilberhdupt eie gIn,ei9e ;ll
MAIDEN, cae or oa6 Sducioer @jeld,dft All
lcinem altcn Stauo, III benz neuerbauten
Soau5 oes Orn. Sacob Sd9er, cini9e 3bire
mterbalb preb, Sd9er uno Cos Stchr, uno
beiHabe 9e9eunber bem @aifbauie oc6 Soru.
Sohn @roB nod INNER frrtbetreibt allno er
bicjeni9eu nod immer pinftlid) uuo bini9 be.
oicuen Diro, Die ibm ibr 3utrauen fdcnfen
moaeu. Slnd) hat CT ale slrten, su feinem
Gefdldft qch6renoe fcrtige &leouug6itndc,
fd,iflih fur bic Sabrsseit anf S>ano .--Cies
Ielbe ilnb inter ieiner ci9eueH 9mflJdt burd,
Die beiteu 9rbeitcr pcrfertiot, 70 oaB er fir DC
rcn Site uno Gauerbafti9feit gut ltcbcu
fam, uno peld,e CT al einem bilIi9cu prcis
abladen miro.
er lit bonfbar fir bisber geucseue 6unb,
fobaft, uuo fiblt rberien9t, eae CT Td fcrs
nerbiu Ger @umit oes publifums tplirbi8 mas
den wirc.
@r lit aud 9I9eut fir @ecr9c 6. qSclfer's
amerifduilhcs SDifem gum 9lusidueloen,
uno laeet oaber bic Sd)ueicer i'm Canoe Gin,
bei!ibm auSurnfen uuc es in 9InaenIdctn gu
nebmeu.
9Aentaun, Oct. ~. na-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
1870. 81.
eJcbtt 6arlaeber, tr.
Wledlthmiot IN Gpppersbura

Vle6l6nll6t IN Spppersbur9
8ebient Td, bisIsr @ele9enbeit Ieinen Sreuus
ben uno benz pub!ifum insbeloneers aniujss
gen, oaB er oas
Sle6 f6 mibt' 0ef66ft
in alien teeen serfcbiroenen 3pei9en, in Coos
pereturg an9efan9en bat OlInc er immer
auf Nauo balten uue auf BeleIIuns ale 9lrs
tfel in iein Sad) tiulblusenb, psrferti9eu
fpire. 9lud1 bait CT
Opl5 l!no &oblens Sefen
BON alien genennun9en, @ifensSSdfsu, Brats
pfannen, pfanncu, NIB ilberbaupt ale gi(ens
g8aaren ole in elmer Samilie eebraud,t mere
ben, auf onnb, Die er biaia oerfauft.
@r 1T bdnfbnr fir geno5ene 8nueidaft,
unb hOfft lIh furd, biIlige preiie uro punftlis
DIE Beeienrng, cinen 3bci! Der &uneIbaft
bes publifums SuSuftdein.
eSobn Sarlader, jr.
%Slifs sstrbeit perGcrgt er ouf bic fiirSes
lte 9Inseiee uno an ben billi9fien 8eeienun9en.
Runben f6unen Die su flidenbe 9lrttfel an benz
Stobr opn 8. npo s. gEitman ablsaen, ate
mo iIe nad Uerfcrti9ter glrteit tpiccsr binSes
liefert lperoen.
Sct. 5. itq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
eTnDton 9Dur9attpe,

coer SSnbtan vegetable ptllen.
DteIe berubmte Meoi,iu piro uuter Der
9luflIft ces lBiaam Wri9bt, Sices9refbent
bon oen Observation-Disclosures @emnebeitss
@cacaiam," perferti9t, uno fol- fol9ence
Jfrantbeiten mnfehIbar beiIen
Gubiineenee 6ieber fdulenee Steber !;
Sd,niersen i'm Mlaqeu, eun9e, eeber, 9iiiden
nno Seite 8erluft ceS 9lppetits Srantes
.Ropfipeb Rbeumatism, beioee sleute coer
GbrouiId,; 8lutipeien nnc Sred,en Gnrd,'
fail, 0fuhr uno @clif; GDspepfa, WeilSlnd1t,
faaenoe Snd)f, blanen Sonllen, SoerSflcpfen,
gjeldnpiire uno MmoeB auer 9rt; Sdwds
DIE Slerpeu, IieeereelCbla9enheit nne ate
aubere Rranfheiten Der Sraaensperipneil.
Sbige MeoiSin iit an Dem 9erili9en pre's
BON % @euts bic Dor, in bem Su6ifohr bee
q. 6. 0Rube.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Wttttpod, Den l6ten opember, ls42
g 5erbfr-9 &c.

Sclgenccs lit Elm 8ericidjni6 esT Redlte,
| fille, wrldle oerb6rt mcreen fcllen in oer
| @purt ben @ommonsplea6 in nnc fir Qed)a
@auntD, anfnn9eno AM Wontag BEN 2Slfen
9ipUcmber, 1912, un6 weIde eire gGedle bai'
ern iriro:
9pna6 Miacr 9rscn @ntbnrina Witter.
Sames Sdeimer 9egen 9fatbdn 9BheitlD.
Samucl R. Sepner 9e9en Nenrp 6ittcr.
pbiIip Senitermader 9e9en @brit, polbeu.
gpas uno Stem ge9en @eor9e g3drs.
81 6. 98rigbt ge9cn eenfelten.
q. 9. S9offert ge9en Sacob 9itte II. Srau.
qaul Ofiller gegen Sobn @. @cnnbie.
Samuel SoaDcen 9e9en GecrSe SSetbers
bcIb, @fl.
8us unb WliGer 9e9en beHfelben.
Hepublif penniDlpanien 9e9en g. Ycun9.
90 DO 9e9eu cSdccb Vlttle.
Sdnles 6. SIcan 9egeu Sames 6. Sccf
and Garnishees.
@lemire sc. D2drtin 6nrdI ihren 8crmune
ge9eu Gbrmas 9Gormon, 9lbm'cr.
98aIter uno Caniel 9cgcn Wiiten glhlun.
Samuel >Warr, 2IilIgnie bon pHer Siery,
9e9eu 2epis .SdDmiot uno gB. s, Ylumcr,
9lfiIgnies bon DaUto SierD.
@bdrles Setter, @rcCutor, ge3eu @brtlfian
Srtt.
Saccb Wa9ner 9e9en Scbn Gcfo1.
Schn 3iB 9e9en Scnntban SdlHmndler.
SpIbua Gjrm 9e9cu @eorge Sreifcgel.
Cal. @an9emer 9egen SAenrD @'utb, jr.
Nltdael Htce 9e9en S. SO. 9otus uno Sas
muel Giinfin9er.
SaGper 5Elcdner 9e9en Sctn 9loni9.
g)cit II. 3iegCnfuB 9e9en SEQ. lBetperboIp.
9Biliam Sobdffer gcgen Sobu Gotterer.
8. &. Jfraule, Irultie cpu SenrD 0eiBer,
9rgen Nenrp @jutb, jr.
glnoreas SeIce 9e9cn Dapib 9Iruclc unb
Tarre Tenants.
Stcpbeu Ballet 9e9eu Sotn 9iai.
SO, 6. giuineftcn gegeu @bs. Sea9reapcs.
Seize Samuels, Nrotb'r.
Rcpember 2. z nq-b@
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CsSirp ner(allat.

Gin @cbaife bon nnsefibr Is cber I6 5abss
re I, rpno lc9leid in etnem GrpdenenslSans
rem Stchr in hieIer Staot cerlaugt. DerieI>
be IolIte bte en9lifdle II. ccntidle Sprddle fpres
den f6nnen, uno penigitens etiie mtttelmdfs
It9e eneIilhe Gr5tehuug 9enceen hdben. Wldn
mslce I'D, in bieler DrudersL allipc man cas
9Sdbcre erf6brt.
Oct. 5. itq-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
@tfenDarD unp Ste9er,

8auholsbdnoler tn Gie9erspille
bctieuen ftd bieTer GjeIe9enbeit ibren Sreun.
ben 70 ipie Dem geebrten publifum iiberbaupt
ar;usct9en, oaB Te beitdnoig einen 8orrath
pom bcffen Sauhol, auf Soanb batten, rpets
dies lie ;u ben niepri9ffen preifeu entweoer
fir baares Gjelb ooer i'm slustauIh fir ale
9lrten eanceSprpbufte ab;ufeeen sefcnneH
lIno.--Shr Stpd beitebt aus Sclgeubem:
Beies uno @elbpetnt 0carns, alIen
9lrten SGdntlin9S, Sparren, BAL.
fen allen Sorten S6moeln, un0
iiberbaupt allen Sprten Sretter uno
8aubol3.
sic laben cas publifum Elm bel linen asis
,urufen unb fir fh ielbit ;u urtbsileH.
sic Guo bonfbar fir bic bisber genceene
JSuuofddft, uno toffen burdj bilIige pretfe
nno pinftlid)e 8ebienung, I'D, fernerbin eis
ren 5bril Der @uuit ces pabIifums suiufIs
6ern,
Naron giIenbaro,
G(ta5 Ste9er.
Sept. Z, uq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
9lene GabinetntQtheret.

Der llnterIdricbene beeient I'D, biefer See
le9enbeit ieincn Trsunoen uno oem publifnm
bic 9Iusei9c 81 MAIDEN, oos er in Sie9ersuiae,
TcrosMbsilhaa Iaunld,ip, cine neue Gable
nctmaderei ansefan9en bat allipc er immsr
gum 8erfauf auf Soano baItcn ceer auf Be
itelIun9eu pcrferti9en miro:
Seitbcarbs, Sofas, GeFretdrS, BiL
6erltbrdnfe, Glide, Settlaoen, Get
ties, StdnbS, fllrS alles mas in feitt,
Sad einf6ld9t.
Sbi9e SIrtifel iperbeu nad1 ben neneiten
Muifern, aus Den brifen Materialien, burdg
quite 9lrbeiter, meld|es i'm in ben Stano febt
fir jebct slrtitet gut ;u iteben, uno SH biai'
gen 9,rsilen Uerferti9et.
@r bcfft bur6 biii9e Trsile nnb phuftIidle
8ccienun9 fciner @eidpdfte einen 3beil Der
@unlt ces Inblifums su erhalten, rprfir &c
Fc) ieeerseit eantbar bFmeilen ipirc.
e5anes Ste9er.
SieSersSiIIe, Scpt z, nq--sus
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
8, thrt0t

miro hermit 9caetcu tas Ger llnterId]ricbes
ne als 9lcminiltrdtcr Der loiuterlaGenlhaft
ocs perlforbensn 9 dp b IN SIG ennerr
lcstbin bon oer Stabt 9ilIentaun, 2ed,d Sc.
anoeGttllt ipcrccn it, sIlle oiejeni9eu babcr
lpcIde nod, rehtmdiiiae glufrrberungen an bee
Ia9te Dinterlafenfhaft baber, perben erlndlt
cislelte eiuSubriusen, uno alle ciejenigen bic
nrd baran fdulcig IIue, ipercen erindt ics
baIo als m6glidh abSubeSablen.
George Menner, 9lcni'cr.
Sept. %. na-Sna
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

Die 3ar,@caeftrrs III 9edhn @annt9 rer'
ben ben linen in foI9cnoen &cldlIlGcn aufcrs
le9teu paihteu ltren9e nad,fcmmen, ba elmer
lInterlanuu9 70 in tbun, bic itrafbarite gIns
ipcncun9 Der bela9tcn Scftlnile fCIaen rpirp.
SacCb 9. SoaS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Ger eco(fretter.

Ia Der undergraduates 9Dcftreiter, peIder
bic 3eituuaen BON 9llleutduu mad, SbersSaus
cena trdgf, sefcnuen 1T nit Gem Sneqons lets
mes cSahrs, lpeldhcs NIT bem iteu 9lcecmbsr
anesebt, oae pcifreiieu anfsnsebea, ic rrindst
er alle eiejenisen Die thnI ncd itbnteig iao.
Cbne Gersua entmeoer an ihn lelbif ceer az.
ben padboIter otsstssabIsn.
u, S,epper.
Oct. 12s uq-3 3us
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
0rcAeretett.

Hte llnterifrirbcnen baten neuIth eiren
9rpeen 8prratb bon 9rUsereien erbalten, be,
lteheno aus
75l eide pom befen 0iic @afee.
l0l DO pfefer unb 9llipeis.
80 Sobos. uno 8drrelS 3uder.
90 90. 90. DO. WlplalIes.
5000 Suld,el eioerpOpl geulablnes SdIS.
600 Sdde DO. DO. DO.
100 DO. DO. Eeines, une eite Bers
fd,ieccnbeit anterrr gfrtifcl, rpeldle Ge tpcbIs
fell gum Berfauf anbieteu.
Drct S69er uno 60.
9Iltentnun, 9top. 8. rq--3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

NJ changed ufas Tho msas.res of tbs Gstta session
az raats of The nfasssty whio! alleged 10 esst
Tor lneraasina the Tariff and making IL essentially pro-
teaiyo n Ills features Mr.. v. b pointed to the Slate
ut Neg YORK, her adherence In Ike hard money basis,
and her rrdnr;'"n Of the public expenditures,
emrla wei worthy of imitation by the General Govern
mrni. He took the just and tennble ground That a
good ana solid currency the best protection which
the mnIuiac'urers could have.-On the other side OF
the question, The Committee of the Whole ad
dressed oy Messrs. Randolph of N. J Brockway Of
Conn Hunt OF N. Y and Thompson oflndana These
several gentlemen were strong enough for protection
but took care To combine the argument of revenue with
It, he greatest advocate of the "American SYSTEM,
in the House, would not he content to let the subject
stand upon lis own bottom but invariably links it with
the 'dea OF revenue and supplying the necessities of the
Government The Tariff men, indeed, seem to have
taken on themselves the peculiar duty of finding the
ways and means 10 carry The Government. Ge-
nerons and patriotic souls Generous at others cx-
pense, and patriotic because their immediate in
terests are thereby kept up Mr.. Thompson, of In.
diana' however, spoke more fully TO the subject Of
protection, than any else. But the burden of his
song was to prove that protection originated with
tie democratic party, and that Jefferson and Madison
had been It's warmest advocates. "St harping on
my daughter, l. e., on the old Common wealth of Vir
gnia ne endeavored 10 prove that her former inlabit
ants were Iarltfites, though The present not.
mus much Tor the present. We shall next notice
the able speeches of Messrs. Pickens, Gushing and
others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
E'rom he Bos,oa .Horninr Posi-.
tA,InnINIA- VIRGINIA.

uWba noble attitude is that of Virginia. still true
steel 10 the prime piles from which she has never s%erv
ed Well NAV it be amongst the most cherished reco
ec.ns of Mr. Van Bnren that, while State after Stale
went over To the gaudy and lying banner OF the reed
Drophrts of Federalism, and even New York was made
10 ,eld TO the aru clamor, the Old Dominion abided
hv the ancient la ndmarks and voted, she always had
dome for the Democratic candidate. In that State, az
we'll as in South Carolina, il was SAID that his personal
nonua .ty was which makes their sup
oort the more to be valued it the pure homage
of consistent Democracy to the man whose measures
they approyed it was the tribute Ia worth rendered ny
people "who NEVER desert public servant honestly
laboring for their welfare.
"Aiiied rs she has been, from the commencement ni
the colonial struggle, with all that is useful and noble
IN the history of independence, we are indebted 10 VIZ
,nia for the earliest opposition tn the Federal party
:ch grew ike fungus upon the Government, ano
which Mr. Jefferson was the first TO discover and at
tack. twas natural that he should become the head
the party opposing the anti Republican tendency oil
The Adams and Hamilton school For twenty Jour con-
secnye wears the President ofthe party formed under
his auspices was selected from Virginia; and IN her
supoort of Jackson and Van Buren, and reputation OF
Harrison and 'coonisn we have had ample PROOF 'ha'
is not so much her children as her own P1nci-
pies that she cherished.
at has been said the cold in CLINE are cold IN oiooo
bnt there is felt BY the Democrats al the North seh'
ment of warm admiration for the consistency ana pa
,ro,ism of Virginia. well gratitude Tor The services
and the men she has bestowed upon the country. me
in advised and humanity efforts recently mace 10 cas-
od;nm unon the peope South of Mason and Dixon 5
line. and upon their institutions, meet with no coun
,enance from the Northern Democracy; nor, inoeeo