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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

Patriotic -"FeIIer Sogers," said newly
elected lieutenant Of Militia away down in
Name, 'I,m alfred obleeged TO you for this
shove up in The ranks you have given me.
Fellow Sogers' I'm not goln to forget your
kindness soon-not by a darn'd sight: aud
tell YOU what it is;PII stuck to my post like
pitch TO pine board, so long as there's peace
bu, as 60 IN for rotation IN Office, if we
should come to blows with the Brtlshers, I'II
be darn'd il don't resign right off and give
every feIler fair shake for fame and glory,
and all that ere."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
A TEXAN VOLUNTEER.

We copy the following affecting account
from the New York Aurora: ...
A Incident in GsOrgia.-Some two or three
years ago the writer Of this article stopped at
a town IN Georgia. Stolling about he enter"
ed the graveyard. From small but chaste
marble obellsk he read this inscription: .,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
BY MITCHENER & MATHEWS
From Graham's Magazine, for June.
THE RETURN HOME.
BY G. P. MORRIS.

BY G. P. MORRIS.
I'm with you once again, my friends,
No more my footsteps roam;
Where it began my journey ends,
Amid the scenes of home.
No other cline has skies so blue,
Or streams so broad and clear,
And earth no hearts so warm and true,
As those that meet me here.
Since last, with spirits wild and free,
pressed my native strand,
I've wandered many miles at sea;
And many miles on landi
I've seen all nations of the earth.
Ofevery hue and tongue,
Which taught me how to prize the worth
Ofthat from whence | sprung.
In distant countries when Iheard
The music ofmy own, ...
Oh how my echolng neart was stirred!
|! bounded at the tone
But when brothers. hand graspd
Beneath foreign sky,
With joy convulsively gasp'd,
Like one about to die. .........
My native land, leone to you ...-
With blessings and with prayer,
Where man IS brave, and woman true,
And free as mountain air.
Long may our flag in triumph wave, ,.
Against the world combined,
And friends welcome, foes a grave,
On land and ocean find.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
THE DULLNEss OF HIGH LIFE.

THE DULLNESS OF HIGH LIFE
The following passages in the Memoirs Of
the Duchess Of 81. Albans, contain a sad and
home truh:-t. Few persons have seen so
much OF tie various aspects may cay OF I he
two extremes Of life as myself; and few perso ms
therefore can be better judges of the difference
between great poverty and great wealth; but
after all, this does not, by any means cons.l-
tute The chief and most important distinction
betW cen the high and low states. No = the
signal The striking contrast is not the external
circumstances, but in the totally opposite minds
Of the Two classes as 10 their respective enjoy
ment Of existence. The society in which |
formerly moved ives all cheerfulbess all high
spirits-all fun frolic and vIvaclty; they cared
for nothing beyond the pleasures Of The
present hour and TO those they gave hem~
selves up with the keenest relish. Look at
the circle in which now move; can any thing
be more "weary, stale. fiat and unproiiabe,''
than their whole course of life? Why QUO
might as we'll be in the treadml as toiling
10 The stupid monotonous round Of what they
call pleasure but which is, in fact, vety cheer
less and heavy work. Pleasure, indeed! when
all merriment all hilarily all indulgence of
our natural emotions, if they be OF joval ma
lure are declared to be vulgar There can be
no cordaliy where there is 90 much exclusive
ness and primuss: no! all is cOldne ess, reserve,
and universal ennui even where this siarch-
ness Of manner is unaccomPanied by any very
strict rigor 10 matters Of conduct.
Value of a good 7rGde'--A coDjurer and
tailor once happened to converse together.
.'Alasl" cries the tailor, "what an unhappy,
poor creature am II If people should ever
lake it into their heads 10 live without
clothes am undone; have nd other trade 10
have recourse TO-" "Indeed friend pity you
q sincerely, rep lied The cobjurer; "buI thank
heaven ihlngs are not quite so bad with me;
for fone irck should fail l have q hundred
tricks more for them yet. However if at any
time you are reduced to beggary apply 10 me
and viii relieve yon." Alamine owe rspread
the land: the tailor made shift to live because
his customers could moi live without clOIhes
but the poor copjurer with his hundred tricks
could hnd none that had money to throw away.
II was 10 vainihaI he promised TO ca. ERE, or
20 vomt pins; no sngle creature would relieve
him, tillhe was at last obliged 10 beg from
the very tailor, whom he had formerly dos
pissed, t5t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

Never nod 10 lady il looks as il you
were sleepy. Touch your beaver gracefully
iha. shows poli,eness The "Miners' Jour'
nal, !, said that
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

Laughtsr.-No man who has once heartily
and wholly laughed can be altogether ire
clalmably bad How much lies in laughter
the cipher key wherewih we decipher the
whole man! Some men wear an everlasting
barren slmper; IN the smile of others lies q
cold glitter as Office; The fewest are able to
laugh what can be called laughing but only
sniff and litter and sDigger from the throat out
ward or at best produce come fling husky
cachinatoD as if they were laughing through
wool; Of none such, comes good. The man
who cannot laugh. is not only fit for ireasons,
srstagems, and spoils, but bis whole life is
already treason and stratagem. Carlyle.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

Oiling Up.>-Aa old lady living on the line Of
railroad IN Michigan, lost several of her
pigs by their beng run over by the cars She
demanded payment of the directors, which
they promptly refused. So the old lady fryed
out small quantity Of lard from the slaugh-
tered pigs and poured some oft, warm on the
rails. This proved "dead set TO the locom-
olives an dlt was only by srewlng sand on the
rails, ,ha, they could get over Every morn
ing found fresh spot CREASED on the rails,
somewhere in The vicinity without any possible
means ofproOf or detection ill they were glad
to compromise by paying fair compensation
for the pigs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
J.abr9alt9 l5.]
9 c otn a 1t n a E II.

Dic1e 3cituu9 tpiro ieoeu Wittwcd dut
einem 9rcBen Supers rsHcpal Scger, NIT GAM
ueueu Shriftcn, berauSge9cben.
Der Sublcriptiousspreis III IN Z ta lei
ocs Sabrs, IN 8crauSbeS ahlung.-
Sun Saa cieS utd,t 9cihieht, 70 lperoen Gin
GhaIcr uno finf unc s,panS9 @ents an9es
redIuet.
8eiu Subfcritcut wtrb fir tpentger ale 6
Mcuate dugeuommeu, uuc feiuer fam bic
3eitun9 aufgeben, bis ale Ni6itdnbe caranf
abbeSablt Tno.
Refduutmltbuu9eu, wclfe etn Vtered
ousm1d,ct, tpcrcen creimal fur ciucn Ihaler
einacrnft, uno fur icoe fcrnerc @tnrilfun9
fauf uno ,pduSig @suts. - 9rc6ere mad
8erhdltnis.
Dteiruige weIdbc bic 3eitun9 nit Der polt
ceer eem poitrettcr crbaItcn, muhen ielbIt
Saflir beSdhleu.
9Iac Sricfe au bic Ncrduegrber mitien
pcftfrei eiuacInnot wereeu, Icuit fperoen
ite nidlt duf0enpmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
OefcutltC6e Q5enru.

Ucnncrftao6 ben 3Ifen WirS ndd'ittn5,
nm 10 llhr 8crmittuq6, 1oaeu am Ndnic Res
llntcridriCbcncn in Sbcr WtacunNjc Iauns
fhp, ecd'd @drntp, fcI9cucc glrtltcl auf If
fcnuiher 8cnru pertauft mercet ndmIjd
Spiltc nit 6ilter, unorre 6Ihc uno juuae6
8ich, Sdbmcinc, Sen bci Der Come, Strch
bcim Nuntert, Girunotccrcn bCim guIdeI,
Better uno Bcttlaocn, Glide uuo GtnhIc,
Scfcn NIT 9rchr, ScIIcl uno Gilcubdfcn, 5tis
Zen, Rd1cu, SiiIcr unc Stdnocy, Gdrdnfe,
Cesf uuo Crohrs, unb font nod, cine lchr
orcfe 0crIdNeccuheit pru TOucrn', Ndu5s
uno 6ndcn. &crdtbidaftcu Su irctIdufli9 81
mCIcen.
Die Sctiu0nu9eu am 0erfouf5ta9c unS
2Iufpartung BON
CSame6 S6mCpcr.
Tcbruar %, rd-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
9leue Sransportattcn 2tuie.
sfILlAf GzEh
--s-a-a=ssssss AssAl 4
- 5 -. -

dc llntcr,cidrCten benndIrid,ti9en ibrc
Srennee mo bd6 publlfrlm i'm 9ilgemctnen,
odf iie cine ncuc IrnuspcrfatlCns pinie ers
ridtet nno oesboIb cine 2InSnbl grctc on9Cs
icbdtft hnben, iur 8eridnfun9 BON Bldur,
Trud,t, Stchr0iltCru, lc. ocn uno mad, pbt
Ilcelphin, Waut @hunf, 9IliCrtnun, Beth
Irbem, Nrcemaneburg, &a6tcn. 9iicgel6UiIIc,
Jtsus Ncre uuo 8ri(tvl. -EiejeniQen bic ets
mas al perThifcn hdbcu, f6uurn ibre gEda
rcn all ben fplQcneCn Wberfteu dbIicfcrn all
mo cerIbcn obgebrlt mD nit GidCrbsu
M ben Srt ihrcr gCltjmmnu3 gebrndt tpers
ben:
Bbarf tri QEiuiam nCiImau uno So.
Cylnd'frIQFr pcu SncCb Wnrtiu) an Der WtIs
lrw Giraffe. @rcnbabn, gtcro Walcr SraIs
le, NhtlacGlphld.
Bethlehem bsi @eOras s.. GCunete.
Rreemdnsburg bel }0errn SinCdt.
2lIIentam bCl lEIilidm @ecIman.
Ia ihre 8rrte ale ncr uuo QcoCdt iino,
lc fam man auf etuc fIdlerc lle6crIlCfcruu9
nllrr linen onrertrauteu @utcr rChnCn.--
Curh punftide 9lhtnng ibrcr GjCitditCn
uro bilIiAc prciee bcfFcn fc Cincn Gbrtl Der
0fenhihen Jtuutihuft ~ crbdItcn.
Gcclman, 8adnIan uno 60.
WirI 8. nq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
OcfrntitChe 9Senbn.

gIm Dcnucritdq BEN 3lItcn Wiiri I'm |
llbr Hnd,mittaqs irN am SNaule Ore perltcr'
bcucu Saccb Steiu, in gIacntaun Of
fcntlid, perfduft mcrcen
Cine 9InSnbI 8id,cr ncruntrr aud, G'c'
Icb.8hdcr ino, Gclf, Trnhr, 3hdc II. Stllb'
lie, 3nber, 3ctter wo Ecttlaecn. SnttcrfaR,
@IGa Tiecr, WiremilhIc, Srrhbdnt icwe
cine 8rrId,ictenheit Nncere 2lrtitcI ju wctI'
Iduftg gu mcIren.
Die Seriugun9cn ain @crfoufsta9c unN
2Iufwartung rcn
Gjecr0e Stctn Gr'cr.
RdrS 90. nq-2nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
OCfcuttiCGe 95tnDu.
Tctruar %,

Ccnucritd9C bcu 3litrn MdrA ndhitcn6,
0rrmiltu0s nm 10 llhr irlIcn om Nduie tcs
llntcrid,rtcbcrcn IN SNCiCeIberg Iuun'd'tr, Vc'
d,o SauutD, frI9cuoe 2rtitcl Ouf Offcntldlcr
8rnou pcrfduft merncn:
pfcrbe mo pfercc Gicfd'irr Rine6Uich,
Shdafc, StDpciue, Gin Isaiule l0dgcn, Gin
2soduIs lBd0en uuO ciu 1a0duIs Q8dgcn,
pFngeu uuo SN0cn, EculcitrrrL umo iCnit
md, cine orcec IcrfchicecnhCit Eouern@c'
rdtNitoftcu, lu wcitIiuftig ~ mclren.
Die @cOinauu9eu am 9crtaufetd8c uuo
9Infpartuug orn
SSObn S6miot. (021icr.D
WirS2. nQ-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
Sla6rtctt,

rpiro hermit 9eeebeu, oas Die lluterfhriebe'
men als 9bminiifratoren bon Der SointerlaIs
fcnidlaft oes oerftcrbenen Sofepb Stes
phen, leBthin prn 0iebersWdeungie 1nuns
fthip, Qed,a @ountD, eruannt pcroen fnb -
ollie, rpeld,e an bic beia9te SinterlaeenidIaft
Ihuloia iIno nsrcen hermit aufsefcrbert its
nerbaIb brei Monnten atsubsSabIsn, unb
Scthe bic redtmdeige Sorberuu9en haben,
ihre 9fshnuu9en ebenfaIls innerbalb benam'
ter 3eit tppbIbCitdtist ein,ubriuseu an.
Geplap Stephen,
Q0Illilm Reoler.
UadTi I6, Ha--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
$50. 4.
QS . b [ fetler
S0orgelD StGDr!

Die llnterIhricbencnen, iprlGr bas 9ufers
r6r lit Gem Stobr pcn Stem uno Mennsr
fduflid an fd q Scgcn bOben, ftdttcn im Ja.
men bcr frllbern Strmn ibreu Runoen Danf
al, fur Ole reid,liche llntsrifilBurg rprldbe (te
rahreno ibrcr GiefellltaftSfirnng senrfsn
habCn. Sie nebmen SugIcid, aud, bic Srri'
belt, ihre Nreunoe unb bsipneers Gle Runbsn
Der nIleu Nirma 81 benadridtiarn, BAG lie
lpts frilter tmmer CUTE 94niren lu bdlten gee
ocrEcn, bic iie pie 9crpobnlid, on duBerif Sls
liqen prCiBCn fur baar GcIO sn perfaufsH
mlIeus fuo.
qance6'prpbutts mertsn i'm 2ustouTf fir
Q8aaren an ben b6blteu WarFtpreisen ans
gcnommrn.
GaUi0 Gtern,
Neter @, Q8enner,
Seize 0t. Cine.
2IIIeutann, Wdrj23. nq-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
cynptalt pur9attpe,
pocr SSnotan vegetable YilIen.

pOer >SnCtaH pe9etdple plueH.
Gieir bcrnhmte WlebBin niro inter Der
sIufIidt res gBiGidm Wright, 8ice'9reforrt
bon BEN "Rcros s9Imerifauilden @eiunohcites
@eaeeium," perfcrti9t, nuo ica fcigcnbe
Sranfheitsn unfehlbar beiIen
gntshnoenoe Eeber fanlenoe Eieber :;
Shmsr,en I'M Maaeu, eunge, ecber, 9tiidcn
unc Seite 8crluit bes sIppetits; Srautes
Rcpfpeh 9lheumatisr, beioes acute cber
@hrcnifdb; glutipeien unc .Sredcn Hurd,s
fal, 9fnhr uHp @clif; Dpsprpfa, Miliiudt,
fallenoe Suft, blauen Sulfen, NerSflcrfeu,
geldpiire uuo Wunoen aGIer 2lrt; Shpa:
DIE Terpen, Rieoersefhlasenbcit uno ale
auoere 6ranfbeiten Der 1ranensrerioneu.
Obt9e JReoijin 1T an oem 9erineen prcis
ron 25 Gents Die 8cr, in oem Suhfcbr ees
llHtcrltrirbsuen iu onbeu.
u. g. Ruhc
AQentalH Rou. .. 1871. Hq-bu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
- q C[l 7 [ Ch T.

wirb hermit qcgebcn, caB ccr llnteridricbcs
ne ais Grccutcr pcu Der SHintCrIddeuidloft
ccS peritcrbcncu q dcob Q II, IcGtbin
urn Der Stlct 9Iilcntaun, gchd SanntD, err
uanut worecn it. - ollie, wetdhc auf tr9cno
cine 2Irt an cic bcunmte SUPERINTENDENT
idulriQ lIno, merccn hermit oufgcfrrocrt il'
ucrhdIb orci Wcrateu obSubcidhlen-unc
SrIbc, weld'e rcdtmdBige 6crrcruuAcn bn'
ben, tclCbeu ihre 9tcduuuQcn imcrhaIb bc'
Iagtcr 3cit pchItCitdtigt etnSuhdnct9rn, an
gcor9c Stcin.
AQeutauu Wtdri 90. rq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
Court 9Cr0ftQntottort.

SintrmuG Der ad,tbarc Scbn Bnnf5,
preItocntsGld)tCr IN zen uCridlicbcneu @purs
ten pon SrhtCn pleas pom brittCn gcridt5s
Ne,rF, bcitcheno aus bcn @IunticS Sert6,
)iorthumptru mb Fcdll, i'm Stant pennill'
caneu, in Rraft icinc6 9Imtc5 DrcGocntridp
ter rerId,icccner &CurtCn oCn Sbcr unb GCrs
miner II. allacmriucr Gcfingni6s Grecigun9
in bc1dgteu Gdlutic6 uno q. e. 8ubP,
mo SoIepb . dgcr @I1uires, @cbulf6s
0fihtcr Der Spurtrn pru Spcr uno Iermincr
uno nuQcmcincr GicfdngnB @rlcctgnnq fir
rtc 9Rld)mug pru Ndupts unb anOCrn Bcrbrcs
d,cn in crIuQtcm Qcd1u GnuntD, ihrCn gCfChI
m mid, Qertd,tCt hdben, NORM &c cine SOurt
BON SDer uno GcrmtuCr uno oiertrIjdhri9cr
SiBuug ppn Common pIcds anbcrdumcn,
rcld,e Qchalten ipCroCn icll III bCr Stict
2rIcntnm, fur ba5 GauutD Gcdn, anf oCn
1fcn Wtonta9 I'M Wonat Wtai,
1912, pcld,cs Der 2tc GAG bes bcidGtcn Wo'
mats 1T, II. mcld,e cine YECde caucrn rpir6.
60 miro hermit Jtad)rtdt 9e9etcn
an dllc Triebcu5rid,tcr uuo @rnltabcI tnnCrs
bulb ocs bcId9tcn &duutic6 Urn Gcdd, cnB
lie bduu uuo odicIbit fdb in ciqcucr 9)cricn
NIT ihren Mctl6, 91cccrN6, GnQuiIiCnen uuo
Srdmnatcucn ctnSufnecn bdbcn, nm thrcn
pHihtcn Dor crIagtcr Court abSmpartcn.
SeB0lct6en, lpcroen audi ale Gtejc
nioen, rUclhe 9cgen Gjefangcne III rem @c'
finguiB bes @auutieS Pcdla ais &Idgcr cecr
3cugcu oufSutrctcr babcn, bcnadrtdti9Ct
odB fc Gtb allcprt uno oaielblt etniufinocr
bobcn, I'm oiclelbeu Su prcIcauircn: tpie e8
tbueu Med,t ounfcr mag,
@je9ebcn inter meiucr JHane, in Der Stabt
2IlIentauu, cteicn l6tcn Gag NRdrI i'm 9abr
uulers Ncrrn 1912.
George Q8etbcrbCIr, S6ertfF.
Sherihss2lmtsifute r,sS
2llIcntaun WidrS Is, '
@SIG srbdlts bic RcpubIif
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
ODDrQnf-Q -QBQlIrr !!

Cje gerpdIter tcr 9icrttamptcn Wafcrs
GjclcIINthaft gebcn hermit yfatriht, bnB ale
Ciejeniqcn, weldle oa5 GDorantsBafTer fur
od5 tilnfttqr Sahr 'u gebrandcr rpillens Inc,
an crcr Dor cem litcn nicbitcn glpril tei benz
Sd,oenIetitcr Der 6jcirlihaft Sobn 6. Sfrau,
fe an;urufcn baben, I'M ncue @cuirafte III
mGderJ crer tbre Ieetjdbriger Su erneusrn.
2uf 8sfsbI Der Bcarb.
cyObn JfjCe, Getretir.
Seber GiNcntbhmsr einrs &CntrCfts piro
b6iljdAit criucbt tCu Yoritrftcn ceGeIben 9es
nan nldlufommeu, pipri0Cnfalls or I'D, bic
earau5 cntitCbenOcn unar9eusbmen 5ClgsH
iciblt bCiSnmeiisn bat.
WidrJ %, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
Q(llante 9lQthrttht.

Ia autbouD Q iegfrte D BON 9lls
lentawn, ScdDa @ountp, orrmtttrlit elmer frct
mlIi9cn ueberidreibuuo, oatlrt ben l7tcn
Wirs, lS42, all ieiu @i9cutbumJ iclpobl Stcs
qcuocs ais perlOuIidbcS nuo 8crmiIhtcs an
Den llutcrid,ricbcncn ilbe:tra9cu bat nno
;por ;um Scitsn friner @recitorcn, 70 ipcrs
ben ale Ntejcni9crt, nclhc nod, auf irgcnc
cine 2Irt ihuIct9 fuc, all bcid9tcn sIntbrnp
Sr0frieo, auf9efcrrert iunerbab 3 WtCna'
ten 9lidti9tcit su MAIDEN, uno lrIdlc WCltc
nod rcthtmdet9e ToreelunQcn an tbn boben,
belicbeu ibre 9lehuuuacn ebcnfalls bnnen
befagtcr 3eit plnttIidl unp wcbIbeitdti9t etn'
Subdnct9cn. r
Gbarle6 Sctp 9(6i9nte.
WirS %. 1912. na-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
Qln RQltHeute.

91ddrjtbt ipirb hermit alien perionen In
eccba @auntD gr9cbCn, prldlc in benz 8ertauf
rcn G'ntCr, 9Bddren nno SEanfmann6gIter
hauccIn, Wcine unb biitiairte @jeirdnfc (auss
9cncmmcn iodbe pelcbe pon 9luctiUniere uns
Ter Eelleu; ooer @ommifiIons ucrfauft mers
Den, nuo bon IeiicnSrten @ailbdusernJ } uno
prld'C criud,t ftno ourt cine 2Itte pom l7ten
2Iprli, 1880, GrIdubniBideine aussunrhmen
nm iUldle au5idnbiid,e Gjiltcr uno Gjetr6nfe
81 Ucrtaufcn-caB ,ufclge Der 8rrfcbrunoen
Der bri1Oten gIfte, bic Gebnlfs 9liCbtcr uno
&cmmiilonCrs eC6 bCiagten @aunTies am
Wcntd1 BEN 4tCn glpril nGdftcnS, nm 10 llbr
NprmlttaGs, IN Der @rmmiIdrucrs 9Imtslfu,
he iu 2lIcntaun, iidl einfnoeu mcrceu, alrpo
fldl bic Sfduflrute, recr ihre 99cnten Ucer
StclIUcrtrCtcr bEinctncn f6nnen uno ben 8es
Iauf rCS Rcrtaufj bon leBtrm Sabre III ,ei,
gen, o0mit iie ci0iilflirt merten f6uneli, Deer
bic beia9ten 9ildltcr uuo @Cmmiilicners ners
ben etCielben nadI ibrem beiten @uteinfen
cidftf3ireu, lpeldbc Qualification ais biuceno
bctradtet mrrce, 70 lpie ra5 @eIeb es pprs
id,rckf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
Gin 93ersetthntB

Der 8cfdufer unc nincIcr in aueldnoHdcn
QDaorsn, Mcine, riitluirte @rtrdnfe, Crc9lb
reien unD OlcoBincn, innerbalb Zelda Sauntp
StaGt 9lllentalln.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
SSoufncteu QBetttel.
tglus gitneIs Counterfeit Gcteftcr. ]
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge.
In Third District Court.
John p. Michel and wife,

John 2. Michel and wife,
Robert Boyd. +. m. C. ct ais.
By virtue of an alias writ OF feri facias di.
rected to the Sheriff of the Parish of Eas,
Baton Rouge, from the Hon. Third Disirlc,
Court, holden in and for the parish aforesaid,
will be exposed to public sale ON
WEDNESDA Y, the End day of February
next (lS42) at the court house, in the town oi
Baton Rouge, between the usual hours oil
sale, all the right, title, interest and claim OF
Robert Boyd, t. III. C. one Of the defendants,
i'll the above suit, in and to the following de-
scribed property, TO wit:
A certain tract OF. Land, situated in this
parish near the owl of Baton Rouge, con-
tanning IA acres more or less, bounded Sou,l,
by lands belonging to John Gayle, and West
by those OF Patterson. Alsc, the following
named Slaves, to wit: .
Sally, aged about 81 years;
Femma, ID years;
Luey,2s years; and
John Baptiste, about II years of are.
Surrendered by said defendant, to Satisfy
the Judgment, interest and costs in the aboye
entitled suit.
Terms of sale: cash, without appraisement
L. c. MORRIS, Dep.-Sherifr
jan. 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

KEEP, by J.. W. Boazmar, on the corner Of
Laurel and Maine streets, immediately facing
the Methodist Church.
The public is hereby informed that the
above hotel Is now open, for the entertainment
OF travellers and baarders. The advertiser is
provided with excellent accommodations
good servants, stables, &c.
Baton Rouge. jan. l, 1872 Att.