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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
10 the Unned states Court for the Eastern District OF
virginia, May l7th, sfA
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF

In the United states Court Or TIC Eassfn ID srct Of
Virginia May nth, 1872
In the matteroi Bankruptcy Of
A NTHONY W 1EMPIlN. % the county Of Campbell,
n 10 The Eastern virginia District The said Anthony
w JempIni WHO las been deersed q haukfupf IN tias
court, having filed petition praying for Die discharge n
d. ordered, that notice thereof be- pu1ltsc a. spa
lcf printed n the Guy c Richmond ~ dlyHa lea be ore
the lAi Day Of September next when hearra will be lad
IN The said petition a. the cry Hail. In fic Cry u Rich
ond and all creditors who have proved their debs a1d
ether persons In interest may appear af the sail time aud
place and show cause % any fhey have Why the PRAYER
Oi The said petitioner should not be granted.
cory. Tcsie,
rnl % wllw JOSEPH BATTLEY, D &C.
HANGERS FAMILY BACON.
WE offer for sale lot0f this we'll known Bacon Tie
w Hams especially are very supcrigr avcraEnE from
10 " Us TABB GILES,
D. . Family GrOceTs, or Main street
July Nos Young Peoples Book. and Peoples ~
~ bfiTy. al hand Tor EubscfihcTs.
No ? Wsshinrtoniana, Night the Third, the Tavern
Keeper, ~ I 3 Arthur. Price ~ c,s. Tor sale BY
100 w RANDOLPH 4 90.
INNING WhRE.-tafn now opening befuIfui aorf.
- fnen n Dining Sells ri blue American view pattern
Most % The views on Tie Hudson aud =ufu1elannn
rivers Also gery correct view Of the Capitol wash
CHA5 sTEBBfNs'
ieHl China Store, shock0e lin
CRAHAn's MAGAzINE-Juiyp number, reeeiv.
VI edhis day hy AS LYONS,
je2 Main street.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
9rampretb'g QllQetl.

Gruse, Mslde mar Die srfle lluipsrIal,
W9eoi;in 2
gIntmcrt, 8rautteth5 pille n.
Wcran i'm 9fanien uno nofne an i'm 9luume.
g9as III bie urfadle ber Shmereh p
bon Granfheit Il ifdbi9tett Der fcrperlicben
2lueIahungen bee Sarpers bic opreortenen
StCfe beGeIben 70 f,bnelI abjnfnbren iuie e6
bic 9tatnr perfduqt. Tie Gpetien fpeId,e mir
9eEicBen, eiencn rnsu cen fGalidien geedrf
oeS SSrpers su befriebigsn. lgir baben ies
ben gIi9enblid unGerer griliens etnen gBed,
irl 81 itiitergeheu, nne es iIt nur bieIer gBedhs
fet aIlein unc bic Grneuesnng bic iins fd,iib'
cn ppr Sdnlnie uie eeren iatilrIide IpIgen
-oen 3ob.
QBie Icllen ipir trn itatiirIiden Nunfhcnen
Jtraft 9eben, 70 paB geiunsbeit erSeu9t unb
erbaIten ipiro
CurdD llnteritienn9 Der prinIipien bes &c,
bens ourdl Srdnoreth6 piIlen-bas GId)eriie
Sdlusmittel segeu frdnftiAen coer iln9elllns
ben 3uftauo.
Wlan faufe in glGeutaun bon u. E. Mube,
pcitmrilfer, nno bon ben sI9enteu prId)e III
enter anbern SpaIte angebfben Tno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Oefentlt .Ge Q3en6u.

Sreitngs ben 3Olfen Geptember nihfens
nm 10 llhr 8prmtta9s irllrn aln SoanIe oes
rerliprbenen 6enrpSo # III a II, Ieetbin
BON 9lcrosWbeitbatl Iaunliip, QedJa @auns
~, fclgrnee 2lrtifel auf 6Fentliher @cnpu
uerfInft fpereet ndmlif
4 pferoe, ipcrunter ftdJ 3tpilling pferoe
befinoer, uno pferbe.Geidlirr, 9linbspieb NOS
rlnter I'D, jrpei fehe Shfeu betnbeu, Sdmeis
ne, Elm pferoe. nnb etn 2 pferbesRa9en
NIT 8a6otes, en Spaset QBagsn, gBincs
miibIe, Strrbbanf, pfnge unb @age, Elm poll.
ltdnct9cs Sutmahcrs Sdnowerfs @eId,irr, elm
Delf, Better uuo 8ettfacen, Glide Il. SthBs
le, cine 9lepfclmihle uno fcnft nod piclerlei
Scaus,s Snnerns uno 8iideu'gjerdtbIbaften
gu rpeitlduftig iu meleen.
Die Seeiu9un9en am Serfauf6ta9eEunb
9Iuhpartlln9 upn
9apto SOoffmat ! orSr,,.
8ecrge Sau8man S 0'' =
Sept. 7, 1912. nq--4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
George 9. WifcnbarD, G,fa.

Sdcn Ieste gScdle battcn mir bcabfIdtis
Get eiuise ipeliige 9Scrtr, in Seiug onf oiclen
S,errn, 70 ipie iiber has @rfd)eineu ais frct
piIliger @aneieat fir Die @efee9ebuu9, crius
rliden, pureen aber tre9en WangcI ar 3eit
haorn perbiueert. SSr. 6 fenbaro 1T
Elm Mauu pcn eiuem Ihidlidcn 9Utcr fir ics
NE Steue, ii bcliebt une oeatts' E. 'vstI CT
hefannt IL, Gat ltIf6 fs.sqrr IN oem ndmltden
carver .nr orseten 3nfriebenbeit repre(cntirt,
III pelC1em CT Gd bic eiebe nnb bic Sihtnn9
Der lbriaeu Mit9lieber ;uSuei9neu wuete. -
9Il6 CT aber nur einen furjen 3citraum 9cs
eient bate, beIiette CO ein;9en resiqgn tJ,ts
frcBirteu, eiilen aneern Mana ais Gnubibat
berucrsnbriu9eu, ttno eS 9elan9 ibnen auh
anf cine betrii9erifd1e gSeife, cnrd, bic ocrs
berbIide oantbabnng oes EeIe9aten Srs
fiems, NrH. Gi(enbaro pcn eem Gitet ~ bals
ten. Sciteem hat er bas Clint eines Nries
nensridter6 in gBeieeHbur9 Eaunfdlip, snr
2ufriceenbeit alIer beoieut. @s 9epdbrt uns
inniae Trente ibn jest ais fretipiIi9er Cans
eioat fur 9emeloete StelIe Dor ccm pnbIifum
AZ feben. 1Bir hatten leste Hrdle Die gbre
perlonIidb NIT ibm ;n ipredlen, uno mir f0ns
nen unfere Sreunbe rerflhern, baB er in icis
uen sludd,ten iiber unfere 6TentIidle SluoeIe'
aenhriten ucIIfcmmen nit Ger Mcbrheit oes
Brlfs ubcreinifimmt. SelIte or eripdblt ipers
heH, moran mir gar nid1t Sfpeifeln, 70 fam
adi Aae 9clf pen Zelda @auntD auf ciumal
berubiSgN, uuo ausrufen "9Blr baben ull'
fern 9intbeii baju beiaetragcn, nm alien lle'
beiii bic uaS~ 0egenipdrtl9 beIaltent abjubeI'
fen.n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
SiScpr1 Sboct,.

Gs 9epdbrt uns nid,t nnr weui9 Sreu6e,
unferu nlten Ereuno Sbad ais @anooat fur
ba6 H ecoroers 81 M t im Nclce su fe,
ben. Sr 9bad, 1T eud, nllen ala cine Ipbr
fdbige perlon fir jene Stelle befannt, uno
beearf baber unferce QcbeS nidlt. G5 fam
nber nn9ebrutelt bebauptct werhen eas nur
ncnig Whnncr in @anntD gcfuuorn perben
fOnnen, bic mebr baSu berrdti9t umo beGIer
1erignet fno fir jene SteIGe als 5.r. Sbad)
9r 1T em Mann Der belize Spradhcu perilebt
llnc fprtdlt unS jeccr Ger NIT ibm grnan be-
fannt it, mne rptfen bdB er Gin febr 9efdicts
ter Sdbreber III. SIM Nla Iciner Grlpdbmnq
moran mir nid)t I'M Geriuafen srcifeln, GIuo
mir rcrfId,ert baB ea6 @cIf p6Hi9 nit Icillem
Seanlten iufrieben fein ipirb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
RtlaI,iaou (sjppD,

Der frehpiIIige 0le9iifer @anbibat ii DicIeu
prn eud peribnIid befanut, llno eaber III es
iiberfueig Uiel bon linn Ut ld9cn. @r III IN
bieIrr Stdot iprtnbaft, bc1Bt neben biuldlgs
liden 6dbigfeiteu etuen tabelefrcien @baraf,
ter, uno wuree ;peifelsobne bas QImtjur 3ll,
frieoenhcit ccs 9dnSen @nunties bebienen. =
IA CT III iciner Sugero turd) eiuen un9Iilt.
lihrn 3ufaa BEN Gjctrauh cines feiuer gler.
NE perlcren bat uuo bcmjufol9e jebermann
einIeben mnB, bae CT feline camille niht burG,
fctHer Sinee 2irbeit iu crndbren i'm Stanbe
it, 70 lno mir Ucrlidert baB bies ein oefilbls
rclleS NutItfnm bcrildiTdti9en uno i'm nit
elmer oroBen Mehrheit eripihLsn mirb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
% dlrtlf /

,ptro hermit 9cgeben baB Der llntcrIhrebene
dls sIomniitrator Der 9mtsrIahenfdloft 0ss
oeritcrbenrn N,euben Diefenberfer r,
Ieetbta BON NiieoersWarumgie 9aumid,ip, Ges
dba Sdunty angeilellt mcrben ii. ollie biete,
ni9cn oaber, ipcldDe nod, all teiaQts SointcrlaI.
lentd)aft iduIoig fnh, iprroeu bierpurdl ers
iud)t tnncrbalb Sipei Wonntcn anMrllfrn uno
ab8ubeSahlen.-@bcnfc pcrren tiejenigsn or,
ind)t mClhe nod, redtmdlfIgc Scrberuu9cn
habcrL llre Hedunngcn pehIbeititigt einSu'
brin9en.
SScna6 8rerler.
Sept. z, 1912. ila-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
aRiQini,1 9N. Ge!frtDnc.

Sor. SeIfribse Der als frcin;ni9er Gantt
bat fir bas Sdreiber:2Imt feiuen Idmen
bat erfdeinen Iaeen, III elm jlinger Mtann
BON bieier Stabt. Sit uOllfcmmen fibig fir
jene StclIe fir tpeldbe ct fdl melbet, uno 1T
nberalI no man ibn fennt 9eadltet uub bod,s
9efd,dbt. g5 mar mir burh oieIcs 3ureoen
Sas er bero9en nerben fonnte, feiiteu ga,
men sebrauden su lasen /; uno jeeermaun
wiro unc mus ipieen bae bie6 Ger red,te gBe0
iit, nimlid) "Das 9lmt Iol( ben Waun, unb
eer Wlann niht BAD 9ln1t fldlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
OefentltCbe 93enDu.

Sreitd9s ben 20. Septemtcr um 10 llhr
Wcr9cne, fclIen an Dem 0anfe bes pcrltcrs
benen 9i e II ben . iefenoerfer, lcets
bin bon gtteeersWacnn9ie Inuufd1ip, geha
@anntp, fclgenoe 9IrtifcI 6fentIicber Ben.
ou pertdnft wrrecn, ndmlib
Glue prdhtige jnn9e Mdbre, ;'pei 8ittrn,
9tincspieh, Sddafe, Sdwene, Oreftmas
ihtne, Better mo 8ClIlaben, 3ifdbe uuo
StnbIe, Secrrtdr uno itnfii9e Saus uno
Sdnern @erdtbe ;u umadnbIih sn msIben.
Die Sectuaungrn am 9erfaufStdge uno
SIufpartung bon
5ona5 3rerlerj 9lbm'cr.
Sepf. Z. lS42. ilq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
SforO.

9lnl lSten 9In9uif, M aria 9lftnd@Gts
fabet b, 26dlterIeiu pcn petcr Mdlcp, in
einem gIltcr bon Sabren.
gtm leeten Sonnta9 III bieter Stobt or.
9 apb ban Y8enner, in einem 9llter bon
uugefabr 80 Sabreu. gelfern CDienltaa)
ipurbe CT inter WilitdriIden @brenbesens
9uu9cn, burh Die 0arrilcn @juarocn, BON
lprltcr Scmpl9uir or etn Mit9lico ipar,
beeroi9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
0auiet GfSt,tcr.

Der frei'pilIiae @nnoioat fir @cmmifTcuer,
it in Ster'RjIfcrb Gaunld,ip pcbnbaft; /; it
Gin alter Bauer oolIfcmmen fitig fir Sie
STEELE, fur wclde CT fIdj meIoet Cds Saune
tD t6nntc, faae irincr Grmibluug, wslde 70
gntaES 9eipi5 1T, nit eiuem 8eamteu wie S0r.
Stabler ltcl; ietn. 8enn erpibIt, 70 f6nnen
unicre Sreunoe UerlIdert feiu, bas or nur Die
pabrrn SHtereien Gee @auutes i'm gIuge bee
balten wnb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Clint Dor tds uaHIiFuni affrflsn II.

sImt Dor bad waEIiTHni 0elfeEsI II. lbts
faun erfreuiid'er fsi1. aIa II rfriIffII5u, cae
er In anferer tlmgegfnb bfIHa|'E &c einfiinis
mige llnterffiibnng atier partbtien erbdIf.-
9r. MerB it Elm beiabrter Wanh, fppbns
baft In oiefer Gtant, nro 1T beligbt BET allen
bic i'm fsnnen. gr mar ftilher Gdlerif vcn
bielem @auntp, uno nidlt eiuen Murmur b1s
ben mir 9egen feiue sImtssSIusilbuu9en duff
fern h6ren. anrs, er 1T Gin Manr oil BEN
bic 3In9e Der 8erldnmoung ffilIe biIt, uno
,piro nit elmer 9rrsen Wsbr9eit erlrdbIt ipers
ben,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

A protracted meeting is now being held
in the English Presbyterian church, and
there win be preaching every night for
some days TO come. The Rev'd Jacob
HeIfenstein is expected TO preach to night.
The public are affectionateIy invited to
attend. Sent Z.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Q(0emblp Qanpibaf.

9ln Die freten lno unabbdn9i0en Grs
ipabler bon ge6a gaantp.
@ ttbilr9er:
Durd, eine arcse gtnsabl
meiner Sreunoen, unb cine 9lnempfebluno in
ben pfentlifen 8ldttern, moran i'd, mid, i'm,
ner nit rparmem Danfgefnbl erinnern ipers
Sr, bin id, beWpSen tpOrten aIs @anbioat fir
Gin 8eprefentant
in Der Staats'@eIebgebung Dor bas publi,
fun 5u treten. Solte id, crmdbft werben, 70
wiro es ftetS mein Beltreben iein ffren9e nns
nnd ben Wmlden meiner Con,
ltitnenten uno nah oes 2anbes g8cbI All
bansen.
George Sriebri6.
Sept. u 1S42. nq-bQS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
cSobn %. 6elmltnqer,

Waaft fcldea letner gfennoe ntln @6nnern.
oenen es sir 8eqHemfiGfeit bienen mag, Die
9lnSet9e, Das lie thr @nrn am Stohr eee
8rn .@barIes mitmdn Iaifen, u. tpenn es gea
fdrbt IL, oa6elbe audl roie6er abbclen fonneu.
SbsrsSduecnn, slu8uif 81. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
QB6e6entltt6e SSrtef-2tlfe.

ScIgcnCe Srtcfe fGuo rieIe @cd)e im SIls
lentduncr pcitamt Iic9cn 9etlieben:
erscfnan, t Siobert 'ls lGsGmpcd, alrtbnr SrennS,
@brp. 6. 9. Dubs, @arret Dorlaub, patrit
DaIeD, SoenrY @fert, Scbn SuIner, Clinton
Graufenlietc, Saccb 8rp, q, e. Softer, 81.
Maria @irtih8er, Salomsn old, Sames
&rppeS, aYlutam s.. 9rppes, @eer9e Sdrbs
fer, 9leubeu Secfert, Sanuel pcru, 6. Soer,
ing @briltian SeG, @oan SoneS, lDlie
Grnui, Sames JiYo, Sobn Sfemerer, Sobn
Snaue, Scicpb 5framer, 2 gBiaiam SelID,
Hatban eanoenfhla9er, 9norep 6. 9cd)ert,
Oauiel 6. eebmu5, SaeOb 9eudu, Meers.
9aubad,, Scbn Morsan, @barIee McDer,
Saccb Mcore, 9alentine Willer, Nebecta
9iewbnb, @brtitian Ierternan, 9luiiin Auir,
9Ifa 0lobn, Samuel 9icse, Saeob Smitb, slos
AM Stengsr, Selir SnDoer, Iatban Smars,
Sreberic Sduls, Sreberic Weaper, Charles
gSetberb bclo, Charles Waters, Scbn Wof,
Sobn Ycnn9 Gbrltian Weter..
9 6 f. Sriefe
SoenrD Sinbors.
u. 6. 8ube, Dolflneilfer.
Septeniber z,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

P Die pafIrun9 teS Iarifs s8eIcbcs fpll
9hntigcn GtnflnB auf ale Gelhdfte in pbis
laceIpba 9ebabt taben. BerIhieoene IRa'
nufafturclL welde etnc 3citldug geld,lcNeu
iparen, iclten III went9cn Ta9en rpteper Ges
ilbdfte aufdnaeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
IScrbcir0fbcf

sIm 2litrn 9Iu9uft, burd, cen @brw. Gru
GeIfrtdL S a o b . o fr, nit O2iB Qeut
ma peter, beiOe BON Sleioclbcra.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Nnilicf Wfcrh.

aIls elmer anbern Spalte Der benti9en 3ets
tuno ipirb man eriehen, boe biefer strr ale
retmilfi9er eanrirot fur eae 9rctecnctor.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

Ete QBti9s batrn cine Webrbcit BON cis
Tier Sttmme in Der Surlona @elegecbuuo-
binldn9lidl I'M cinsn 8ereini0tcn Staatcn
Scnntor gu erndblcn--uno nittt5 iibria.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
SEQ Derlorett.
Sept. T. 1s49.

Der llnterihriebene Noitreiter bat Il, Der
lebteu Rodle cine finf 2baler O1ote Der Slor,
Hampton Sdnt eerloren = bdtirf Oct. i8.
1S37-Subiabe 8.-numerirt $50 uno uns
terfdrteben non Sobn Gdsrt, prefoent unb
Sobn 9lice als @allIrer. Der ebrfid1e Eins
Der Der obi9en 9Iote erbdft cine biliiae Bee
lohnun9, tpenn cr oiefeIbe bci mir felblt rber
in ir9eno elmer Der slltentanner OrudereieH
ab9iebt.
Ee StobrbaIter uno anoere fHo erfnd,t,
gin rpen9 naf ben ein9ebencen 9loten su le.
ben.
stnSrea5 0eurlaner.
MiIter6taun, Sept. Z, 1S42. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

Gm 9rauten.-@ = @eger 10000 fuo
eteies Sabr I'll NeuDcrf unc 9eQen 10000 in
9eusSrlcdns nno Sclton onoefcmnien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
81 a Chrtdt

~ ~ w w
wirb hermit ae9eben bae bic unterfdIriebes
nen als 9lcminiffratoreu Der Sinteriafen'
Ibdftoes osritcrbenen NenrD 8 fm a IT,
eetbin bon YforosgBbeitbaH 9aunidip, 2e'
d,a @auntD an9eitellt porben fIno. SilIe eie'
ienigen oaber rpeldle nod, an befagte Sinters
IafTenIhaft fd,uloig fino, meroen bierourh
erfud,t 70 balo als m6stif ansurufen unc abs
,ubesablcn, nno ale oiejenigen, Die nod redlts
mdeige GOrbernnsen baben beIieben ibre
9ic6nnngen aud, eln5ubrin9en.
Sacio Soffman. 9rA,,,,r
George Sansmat ''' :
CERT Z, 1899. iiq--6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

JE"-s"irfif
tpirb hermit gegeben baB ber lIiiteryu..-
als @recutor Der 6intsrldTenfd1aff oes pers
ftorbenen SofepbR6 fh, lebtbin BON Suos
Wbeitbal 2aunfhip, 9edya @auntp, anaes
felt purce. sille oiejenigeu oaher pelche
nod an befdgte 0interIalTenldnft fhnleia
iIno, fpercen aufgefcrbert 70 balo ale m6qIisb
abSube;ableu, uno ale fpeIde nod red,tn6ls
ii9e alnfcrcerunsen baben, fInb 9leidfalIs er.
ladt ibre Hednunsen tpobIbeftitiot einm4
briuaen.
Dbaon 9abri9bt, Gr'or.
9lu9lif 81, 1912. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Sept. Z, 1912.
Oefentltcle 9SenDu.

Sdmltd9s ben l7tcn Srptembcr, 1s42, nm
10 llbr Scrmitta9s, foH am S,aule Der Der,
ltcrbenen lBitme Sobanne6 Yeter
lcBthin bon Seioelbcrg Iaunfdip, 9edla 60,
onf tfcntIifcr 8enbu Urrfauft peroen, fol'
9cucc gIrtiteI, uimIidI:
2 Sttbe, Sdlpctr, 6ou6ubr, Elm Sfen
NIT 9tcbr, ein Gupferner 6eGcl, ein Sureou,
cilt Drdbr, Siilen, 3nber, ale 9rten 8rud,t
brtm SnitcL Shmals 8cttcn uno 8ettlas
BEN une font nod aIIerlei Sduss nno Sfiids
eu'9crdtbfdlaften Su pciilduftig Su meloen
Gle Sebtn9un9en am gerfaufsta9e unb
0iufnnrtttuo VAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-06

may be permitted, at this distance, however, to
join my fellow townsmen in proHering the wsrnes
welcome to Mr. Dickens and to the lively int
rest feel in their promised enjoy ent Of his visit
would be great pieasureo millions this side the water
to lock his face, but nowhere will he be met with
greater. and at the Same time more apprecative and
discriminating enthusiasm than in Boston congratu
late both him and my towns people his commencing
Enviable Mr. Dickens reputation il for its extent
is much envable for its quality He has advanced
pas, in the admiration and affection Of the world
waited on by loving hearts by adnirng heads have
startled myself too with asking what class or descrP
ton Of persons WILDE foremost to welcome him. ne
the fvorte author Of the DID, but he Is a. much the
faverite of the young He 10 adored by the poor and
humble but his praise without stint from the ntelli
gent and critical Those who love to weep story.
and those who prefer laugh-those who seek smuse.
ment only from author and those who exact Of him
an influence for good-young and old merry and sad,
hm-al would 90 far out Of their way to and vel
comeihm. His name 10 strangely universal-enviably,
Iceuld have wished that Mr. lad FIRST travelled
incognio In this country II will DO difficult to express
to him. viva voice. how his genius 10 felt ansng More
face is turned from them Hprsdigay and sincerity in
our praises can crafty him, he will not lack
Renewing my regrets that cannot be present at your
kind and with many thanks to the committee
for the honor they have done me, permit TO suhjon
a sentiment and suscrbs myself
w. w. sroRr, ESQ.
Master Hamphrey's Ciosk-wound uPto run with the
sss. It will keep Time Cor Time win keep ~ till the
world run down.
The speeches and toasts delivered on this OCCASION
occupy ten columns. We have given all that is
worth giving.
Mr. Dickens retired at one o'clock, and the COM
pany soon after broke up, highly grati6ed and de-
lighted with the rich intellectual entertainment they
had enjoyed.
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John White.
Brigham l.. Eaton, Coachmaker.
John Conklin, Skinner.
Granville Sharpe Pattison, Ply stefan.
Charles B. Golden, Tailor.
Lloyd L. Britton. Produce Broker.
Benjamin Frsnklin Lee, Broker.
Theodore p. Bogert, Broker.
John Leonord Vsndewster.
Simeon Parsons Smith, Clerk.
Lucius T. Rossiter, Merchant.
Thomas L. Van Norden. Merchant.
Ely Devoe, Stable Keeper.
John A. Low, Merchant.
William C. Dusenberry, Clerk.
Charles McNeill, Tavern Keeper
William T. Palmer, Cabinet Maker.
John Bennett, Accountant.
Stephen 8. Clark, Clerk
Edward H. Church, Clerk.
Edward Doyle, Merchant.
Horace James, Broker.
George Tn. Marcher, Merchant
Jesse York Niles, Merchant.
Isaac A. Biggs.
John Cullen Van Rensselaer,, Attorney at Law.
William N. McArdle, Student at Law.
David Barnett, Merchant.
John Fowler, Merchant.
Samuel Ward Benedict, Matchmaker.
John Jay Swift, Merchant.
Alfred Brooks.
Samuel Fisk.
Samuel r Brooks.
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Baltimore.
lcorrespondenee or the Hsrsld.i

lcorssspondenee Or The Herald
g NJ ~ BALTIMORE Feb. 8, 1872.
TS< Wsathr-Appiicanisf for The Bankrupt Lesc-
Prospects Of q Duel at Annapolis-Fsrs, &c.
Ma. EDIreR,-
Yesterday, for the season, was truly an unsea-
sonable day, so mild was it that persons were al
mos, uncemfortably warm with open windows and
NO fire. saw large number Of ladies in the street
having those dear little shades to protect their
lovely faces from the burning light Of Heaven
1hs atmosphere was mild as the balmy xephyrs of
Nay.
The National Bankrupt Law has gone into ope.
ration, and these the first fruits, viz Lyman
Reed, Charles c. Hamilton, Ambrose Bslamore,
james Coburn, Moses starbcck, VIM. H. Hay.
ward, and George Mcssop The State Insolvent
Comnissionsrs still continue to exercise their
humane prerogatives, though there Seems - exist
an opinion that the Bankrupt Law abrcgstes their
powers.
Some misunder ding has taken place at An
napolis between T. the delegates Mr. Preston
and Mr. Forwo,d) whnsh may lead TO a rsquisi-
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tion for pistols a.d coffee" The Hrst named o.
these belligersnts, If mortal combat nust come,
wiii have adecided advantage, because he 10 net
at that. To hit him, therefore, would be one al.
6culty, and TO make him stay hit, another A diff
fculty has also taken place between two of the
Committee Clerks. which il 10 feared nav termi-
nate in blood, or sap Of some description Popguns
would be the most appropriate weapons for them,
or an instrument known BY boys in days of wore,
a. the Water Squirt"
Charles O'Malley drew a full house at the HoLi-
day last night. II was performed admirably.
Am happy TO inform you that Commodore Bal.
lard 10 the recovery, and out IF dagger, though
yet confined TO his room at Bamam's.
FIRE took place last plight about half-past eleven
O'Clock, which partially destroyed the chair factory
Of Augustus b. Street, North Gay street.
Flour continues At $3.50, and Wheat at ITO 10
cents. quote exchange on New York Il premium
Philadelphia, 3discoust; Virgins, 8 do Railroad
Orders, Is do. Nothing more just now, but am
Yours, TwIs..
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SaocxlxG MUaDER.-Thc Waldo Signal givss
the particulars of most atrocious act which hu-
manity shudders to record.
The wife Of Joseph ellison, Of Brooks, in
this county, came near being murdered, by having
hot lead pot red INTO her ear. Her kusband has
been examined before Magistrate, bat was not
recognized to appear at Court. All the material
circumstances which gather are these -
The family consisted Of MIR JellisOn and wife, and
three small children He retired TO bed early, and
requested his wife to retire early, saying that he
wished an early breakfast, as he was bsund away.
She did not, however, retire until about ~ o'clock.
Her husband slept the back side ofthe bed, and
the bed against the wall OF the house, and her
infant was with her. About two o'clock che was
awakened BY sensation as though her head was
on fire, and screamed. Her husband seized hold
Ct her and asked what was the matter, bat whether
he came from the back side Of the bed, or was
on the bed, was standing beside the bed, she
could not tell. She told him to get some ater,
and pour into her ear, which relieved her scms-
what They sat mp together the remaining part
Of the night, she receiv nothing but kind treat
ment, though NO physician was sent for. Nothing
was seen BY her Of any label or shovel, but she
fcund some pieces Of lead in the bed in the morn
ing, and her neck and shoulder was burnt little,
also her child; but her ear in the part pssed
to sight, not burnt at all The physicians tes-
tilted that the cavity in the ear was filled with
either lead some fusible matter; that il was vsi
BILE examination, and that the cavity Of the ear
was 80 firmly filled that they could not remove IL
with their Instruments, though they had taken ont
several pieces. tas
The woman, a. may be supposed, has nearly "
not wholly lest her senses, AID whether shs will
survive 10 dsubtfal. II is not probable frsm her
Situate n, that she could givea very accurate ae-
count Of all that transpired after her censsious-
ness, and how long II wac after the time the lead
was poured into her ear no one can tell. We have
befors had occasion to give publicity TO such
| q tale of horror a.is. 10