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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Ia, I'll = 1910

A bill authorizing loan TO the James River
and Kanawha Company was read the lsttimc and
ordered to be printed. (Thc preamble OF the bill
is as follows: "Whcreas. the President and Dl-
rectors of the James River and kanawha Compa-
nv. have presented TO the General Assembly. Il me-
moria! representing the means Of the Company to
he inadequate to meet its present eXigcnccs, and
have applied to the General Assembly Tor relief:
and ms II means OF relief have asked loan oil State
Stock 10 the amount Of S25000O 10 pay oil their
temporary loans and to redeem their pledged bonds,
and to relieve the income Of the Company from the
burden Of post notes; and for the ultimate redcmp-
tcn of the said loan and the regular payment OF Its
interest have rendered pledge OF all the resources
of the Company: and it has been deemed expedent
TO grant the said Company the relief asked for ?
The bill authorizes the Treasurer on the requiston
of the Board Of Public Works, TO issue TO the Com
panv certificates OF stock to the amount of S250,OOO
hearing per cent. interest. irrcdecmablc Tor ~
years. The loan is submitted TO other conditions
for the benefit and security of the Statc.)
On motion Of Mr.. Edginglon, the Auditor OF Pub.
lie Accounts was required 10 report 10 the General
Assembly. whether in his opinion it be practicable
and advisable to adopt plan for the derostng and
disbursng the revenue and other public dues, col
cctablc in that part of the Commonwealth, or a
norton thereof in one or more Of the Banks Of this
Commonwealth. West of the Allegheny Mountains
instead of the Banks now designated by Law, and il
So TO report such plan as soon as practicable.
BILLS PASSED.
An act concerning the securities OF William u
Mannng-An act 10 incorporate the Mechanics
Savings Bank al Lynchburg-An act concerning
Sally Moffett of Rockingham county.
The bill to limit the number Of dogs in Hardy
was indefinitely postponed OH motion OF Mr. RAJ
mcy.
Resolutions were offered b. the following gen
tcmcn and adopted by the House: By Mr. Edg
ngton, that the Committee on Finance inquire into
the expediency of so amending the laws reguat
ing the collection of the public revenue as TO require
all sherfs and other collectors thereof, when they
shall tender the same or any part when collected
a! the Treasury, in notes OF any OF the Banks
this Commonwealth which may, for the time being
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1,nr INSPECTION LAW.

The article of the Wing of Saturday last, upon the
subject of the New York Controversy, entrey misre
of Delegates in relation to that question. But IN inns
respect !, is in perfect keeping with every thing which
has emanaed from that lben press IN relation 10 the
New York Controversy. 1t never has referred to II,
but to The course of the State. AS usual
the Of the article is taken w'n ow
hate in which it, attacks upon that gentleman originate,
however, is so obvioY, that exposure OF them IS
unnecessary. They a. little regarded by the public
they are by him. is no, to noee II, too
is unnecessary wArefer at this time to the sub
ect The movement Of MIR. Toler, in relation to thus
great question: one and as our me-
The entire debate, we sake brief synopsis of 1t from
the Compiler and from other eources; -. c,r.,
nor Message as relates between York ana
Virginia with ss Of sG
A..sma require. revision Or The p. oSssts a'0''A
Mr. Toler referring 10 DELAY In pay ing proper n''S"0 " M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA:
The Petition Of The President and Directors Of the
.Iames Rircr and kananha Co. humbiy shenah:
That in the progress OF the business Of the Com
many. financial difficulties have arisen which render
The aid of the Legislature necessary TO preserve the
Company's credit.
The permanent loan of one million five hundred
thousand dollars. which was authorised by the act
of the General Assembly, passed on the 23d OF
March. 1899 has not been negotiated. All called
meeting of the Stockholders in May. 1899, the pro-
visions Of the act ratified, and without loss OF
time the President and Directors employed every
means in their power to negotiate the loan. They
relied upon this loan TO aid them in deraying the We
~ heavy expenses which they were then mourning
in endcavorng to effect the very interesting object oil
opening Canal 10 Lynchburg, in order that the
public might experience some OF the happy effects
anticipated from it. and in order that the Company
might reap some of the fruits oil their labor ana eX-
penditure At the June meeting oil that year, lav-
ing been unable 10 negotiate any part the pernE-
ncnt loan having exhausted their power oi making
temporary oans. and finding themselves indebted
in very considerable amount, which ,hey haa no
immediate means OF paving, the President ana Dl-
recors were driven to the expedient Of issuing post
notes to their creditors, payable with interest at the
end ofsix months; having first ascertained from The
best advice they could procure, that this course
was above all legal exception, and being satished
upon the most mature reflection, that IL was just
and wise. They continued this course until the
next annual meeting of the stockholders in the
mean time relating nothing OF their efforts TO nego-
tiate the permanent loan, 10 call in their other re-
sources and to complete the works necessary Tor
opening the navigation to Lynchburg. AT the De,
cember meeting of the Stockholders IN the year
| 1899. no part of the permanent loan having ther
been negotiated the President in his annual Re
port communicated fully to the Stockholders the
measures which had been taken in relation to th
loan and to the issue of Post notes; and this rcror
was as usual placed in The hands Of the member
| II tho General Assembly during the session OF tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

rosbrn o''s has published bitter article against Mr..
tar H. 'he independent and Intelligcncer Of Tues.
Ion, tie quotes largely from the Secretarys produc-
Dsou,aa " especially from his Essay Revolution in
" Rer;e', ~c, in the Southern Magazine and Month.
ii, Ia 10 Tx upon him the charge Of Disunion-
Palm u men brings forward long letter from Mr..
vss,,o HARRISON Of this City-de,ang several con.
IN The WIN Judge Upshur, and particularly one
",' referred on the floor of conrressvin which con-
Inn, ~ Judge Barbour and Messrs. Bolts and W.
Mr. cSs,e The parties. He republishes the Card Of
,u.d,v w,, NJ Braxton, which appeared in last Sa.
M IL" hg-referrng to a conversation between
streets p ~ and HIMSELF years since, in the
Mr. Ed Norfolk lie also brings in Gard from
pe' and now Of the Washington "lndeo en d
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I,ESI-NpJ'tDN


=. Mr. Scott chairman Of the Committee in
gaze Senate, 10 which was referred the bill passed
e rouse Of Delegates, relative to the resumption
pee payments, made report Saturday last &C
n by new bill, which, it is understood, fixes
,ns ~ Isl Of January next the day for resumption
lows 10 The banks, in the time, the privilege
,,ta notes below the denomination Of FIVE dollars
aeaeenaole in specie. Mr.. Frick, Of Baltimore,
H. e eounterreport TO Mr.. SCOTS.
p pns Dink Of Granville in Ohio has exploded.
The ,sysan'a- Mr.. Ewngs resolution instructing
of az Committee banks TO inquire into the expediency
ca "s0s IN bill to compel the banks to resume spe.
b., to prohibit them from issuing any thing
evs own notes, drafts at par and specie; and to
mat issued notes under the relief law from
xi,bo"s Tue SINE, passed the Senate Saturday
Tho any any amendment by vote of "a to 4.
Thew ha assumption Bill is progressing in the House
ocs,s adopted an amendment providing, that the
n,ed " any bank that had knowingly issued con-
II no,.s :" .ne issue or rcuaton Of larger amount
e s5sn Under the act Of 4,h May, ls4l, than le
~ redemption Of said oyer ;ssues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

Cemmttsemen-lf member :" tho l"ei'l re has failed
to make out the Committee Of SEVEN for his own unty or for
contiguous county, lnow represented hy WHY lie viii be
pleased to hand in the lis, of The Committee TO tc Secretary In
the course of this da, all tie csmlrrs WIN be published
In this paper Saturday, and they will he forthwith transferred
TO the pamphlet copy Of the Proceedings &C Tie Democratic Con
vention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

The New York Central Cnmm'tJe OF the "Home
League" has called National Con- ention to meet in
the City of New York. on the ati, III ant. The avow
ed object is to encourage Dofcstd Manufactures by
an increased Protective Tariff { IhtH they 90
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Died. on Saturday evening last quarter 10 o'clock, Mr.
IssA of Mr. Moses ~ Robert Of this
in leaving children ard
her relations her rreparabe loss Sic
has of The Baptist Church, called slm in Che
terhed county, for the last twelve yeara
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

ent, detailing certain opni.ns which were ascribed
TO Judge Upshur during the Sullfcatitn fever of S.
Carolina, and as low down 1896. The object is to
prove that Mr.. U. unqualified Disunionist.-
The attack fills four columns OF the Washington prints
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

n We are authorized 20 STATE hat Mr. John D
Cheatham declines poll Tor reelection to the Hoase
of Delegates in The county of Patrick.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10
Tn, f,eIs,

We understand that fifty .l'fce rrtto have beef
fled during the three last days, of pers who wisl
to avail themselves of the Bankrupt Law Yesterday
Judge Mason submitted the rules, By W ch the par
ties, counsel, Clerk aud Court would be Aided in th,
prosecution Of Bankrupt cascs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

Death Of an Editor.-The Norfolk papers announce
the death Of John Thompson Hill, Esq, Editor OF rhe
Portsmouth Times and Republican" "a Wing paper
lie died Sunday aftenoon At his residetce in Ports
mouth, aged 90 years Inc Norfolk in the
highest terms of his virturs and chnracterk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10
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pIcuNoyD- THURSDAY. FEB. 10, 1912.
pICIJNOND THURSDAY. FEB. 10. 1912.
,rh;y jy.iO,cam-Giorious Confusion


The Wb;as held their Caucus Tuesday night, in
M Hall of the House of Delegates, for the purpose of
nom,natiup their Candidate for Governor. Enough
b,s leaked out TO satisfy us, that they were in most
1elch,ful snarl All discussion was waived; and they
Coded at once TO voting. They had at least seven
,d,d,tes in nomination-and the first round, or
- ,hem had about votes each-hlr. Vincent Wcher
ray,-ney, Mr. w. b. Preston of the Senate, still
rhsr-and Judge Summers highest of all, but not ex-
eding %
q, the next vote, all the Vote candidates were
aropped and the result gave Messrs Wlicher Preston
aud Summers, increased 'oies, III ene ofuef ~ "e We
have placed them.
A., Watcher was then withdrawn and some
amusing interludes said to have been acted. One
f the e nd NJ and abest Wings OF the House proposed,
,b,, b should put votes the hat and wlosoever
cane on, frs, should be for Governor This brgh,
IL, OF leaving The selection of Governor OF the Com
,nonwealth to sort Of FTgianG Sortcs, to species
of lottery is an improved edition Of the election OF
Darius by the neighing of his horse. The same gen
,ean declared that several Wings would not vote tor
Sir P and the proposition being denied by another
Wing, up rose four Wings, who declared their oPposI'
ION 10 Mr. r., Jas the rumor runs) We are IN pos
session OF their names. Another call of the Caucus
was then taxed, which resulted in MIR. Summers re-
c.v.uu ven Minority over MIR. Preston (3o to 81 }
The whole scene shows US that the Universal Wing
Party are NJ, without their troubles, and reminds US
Of the PENNSYLVANIA maxim, THAT there IS no know
og who is to Oe Governor, until after The election.
The Resolution of upon MIR Adams has
been ali upon the table, by vote of 100 to W. And
then the petition from Haverh, for the dissolution OF
t,- Unon rejected mot received0 hy vote OF Az
10 l0G Let it be remarked and remembered, that MIR
Bo;,s (of this Distrct) was oae of the l0-the only
Representative from Virginia. who is for throwing open
the doors of Congress to even petitions praying Tor the
dissolution of the Union.
As soon as this business decided on Tuesday,
SIR Adams followed up his blow, by emptying on the
table OF the IL of r. all the Abolition petitions that had
hecn sleeping his budget were directed 10 be
hid upon the table THIS logged lncend,ary stated
that he kent in his possession further petitions, lone
from New York, and The other from Pennsy vanal Of
the same import the petition from Havefhii'.-
These he would not submit at present, but would re-
serve them to future period, Cor new combustion
presume.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

The resolutions from the Use OF Req tese natives
of Ohio, agans, all petitions the dissolution of the
Union, aud censurng J. Q. a ms Er his infanmaio
ry conduct, have been confriS I'd fhe enatc, by
s'Eie, party vote, 10 Republics $50 gs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

o. A meeting of the State Rights Republican
members of the Virginia Legislature is requested 10
take place this evening at half past O'clock in Tho
Hall of the House of Delegates.
Ihursdnn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
9 II Qu II a en-.

Diefe 3eikpiro jeben W1ittwch out
einem grCeeters9icpnl Sc9en, mt ganS
neuen Sd)rtberaus9e9eben.
Der Cub Ecns.Sprris 1T i'm e 4 a.
Ter bee Sab 8orausbrSablun9.
SIM GalI biht 9efdiebt, 70 werben Elm
GhaIer uno uno Slpaniig Gents dt9es
redbnet.
6ein SnIent tuirS fir ipeniger oI6 6
W1cnate almnert, ilno feiner fdnn bic
3eitun9 aut, tis ale Rildlldnoc barauf
abbe;ablt d
BefanntiIn9eit, ,peIhe ein Biered au6s
MAIDEN, ,pebreimal fur einen Gbdler cilis
geridt, nn5jebe ferncre Ginrildllng fiinf
unb ;paubnts. = @rbeerc nnh Vers
b6ItniB.
Diejeniaffe bic 3eitung nit Der pcit
ceer oem yhter erbaItcn, mlllen lelbit
bafiir beSa
sIIle Bpm Die Neraus9cbcr miiGcn
pcff Fl ebefanbt perbcn, Icnlt perccn
ie nidt aitmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14

Orabfetlt- Oaueret.

Der llntersridjnete, banfbar fir friiter ges
npi1ene &nnb1dnft, nfadt ieineu Srennoen
nno benz pnbIfum iiberbanpt befannf, oa8
or nod INNER fcrtfdbrt oas rbige @efdtdft
in allen oefen ocrgdliebenen 2weigen, dn bent
alien Stanb, in WilIerstaun, su betreibeH,
allfpo er bereit III ale 8eltellungen in fets
mem Sadie prompt su be6iener llno jTar rady
BEN biIli9flen preiBen.--Snbem or INNER Elm
9rcBeS 9lTortment Rdrmor Steineu duf
Sodno bdlt, 70 iit oas publifum ebrerbieti9it
eingeIacen anSurufen uno fein Stod 70 ipie
icine 9lrbeit in 9lu9enldein ~ nebmen, Der,
pbfdCn CT CO nidlt ielbif bebaupten nil, Der
bette in cen Der. Staaten III. Wessu feinsr
@rfabrnng in oiefem @eIdldfte, fdmeidelt
ct lif baB es cine 9fnIiige 8crgIeihun9 init
ir0eno siiiem 2Inoern i'm @auntD ausbalteH
miro.
@r SerfertiSt alle 2Grten @rabifeinc, sesier'
te coer ungrsierte, NIT en9lildIen Ooer otuts
fdcn 8uhitabsn, nit Spr9falt, Sd6nbeit
uno SdlnsIl9fsit.
perIonen rpelhe @rablfeine fir tbre 8reuns
DC ,u baben lpiin1hen, fpcroen eS 81 ibrem
8crtbeil finoen, ipeun fe bel benz lluter;eid'
netcn anrufen, ebe fe fcnftpo fdufen, oa er
INN Cinen Drittbeil pobIfeiler uertauft als
tpic anpere @rabfeinbaurr.
cJeGe q. Wate.
Miilerstaun, gIu9. 81. l842. nq-3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Ga0riCht

ipiro hermit 9sseben, oas Der linteridrtebe'
ne als 9tbniiniltrator Der SinterlaBenfhdft
Der perltor6enen 6 tbdrtna 9 Shmar3
lebtbin bon Sal;burg 2aunffip, eefa Co.,
an9ritellt porceH lit. aae ciejenisen baber,
peld,e nod, an befagte SiuterIaeenfdjaft
fdulcig fnb, fperoeu erludlt fobato aIs nlSss
lid 3nhlun9 ;u leiiteH, uno ale Die nod aIHs
fcrcerunsen taben, mercen gleidfaII5 ers
fud,t ibre 0PsdnuH8en wrblbeiidti9t eiHias
brin9en.
Senrp S6parS Ibnt'pr.
2lusuf 3, s-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
S5auern febet bter.

Der llnterIdricbene madt ben Sauern BON
Icrtbnmptpn, gedia, Buds uno Serfs @auns
10 ahtnngSuCa betannt baB er icrtfabrt
Dferoe s@clralte uno 0re16mal6tnctt
Su oerfertioen an icinem altsn Sfanbs, uns
ipcit benz @auntD @efdngniB in 9ltIentaun,
ppielbit er INNER einsr grUBen 8orratb pCn
WaIdlinen gu haltcn geeenft uno 8anern
fcnnen Su jCoerseit nit ppblfelsren unO onu'
erbafteren WafdIinen oerfebrn perbeu, ols
lie ionifno fdufen f6nueh. l8dtreno ben
lebten 3 Sabren fno nabe an Gin 6nuoert
pom leiuen Wafhinen in qedd @auntD oers
fauft lporoen nnb tpsrcen nlcnthalben nit
Der 9r6Btrn 3ufrieoenbeit gebraudt.
GP8auern bic cine BON ben Ma1dinsn
Sii prcbiren niinfden, f0nnen bieS pbne bic
9ertn9fe gefabr tbun lino ipenn fe ibntn
nidt 9efdIlt rednet er nidtS bafilr AT.
gerpi6 q. 8uflD.
9Silliam llbbDtt 9l9ent.
q. 8.-Gdbsrr 9lusfunft ertbrilt auf f8ers
lanaen SNr. Sotn Groe, CG5aitpirtb1
9illentGnn, SuIi l3, 1S42. itq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
0etD Uerloren.

Der llnterIhriebene poareiter bat in Der
Iebteu Bcde cine funf 3haler giote Der 9iors
Hampton Sanf oerloren - batift Oct. Is.
1879 -8udIfabe S.-numerirt $50 uub uns
terld)riebeu BON Sohn @dert prefoent uno
cebn 9lice alS @nllIrer. Der ebrlidle Sim
Der Der pbigcn giote crbdlt cine billige Bee
lohnuug, ipenn ct biefelbe BEL mir felbit ooer
in. irgeuo elmer Der 9laentauner Drudereien
abgtcbt.
EXP Stpbrbalter unb nnbere ftno erfudt,
eiu wcnig nob bcn eiu9ebenben Soften ;u fcs
beu.
9tnoreaS TeunaDer.
Miaer6taun, Sept. Z, 1912. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
sla0rtGt

rpiro hermit gr9eben oas Der llnterIdrietene
ais 9lominiltrator Der Sinterlafenihaft bes
periforbenen H.e II ben Diefenoerfe r,
leethia pom GieoersMacungie 3aunfdjp, ees
dd @aiutD angeiielt fpcrben 1T. 9Ille bieje'
nigcn baber, ipelde nod an befa9te Sinterlafs
fenffaft fhuIbi9 fno, tperben hierourd err
Illdt innerbalb Spei Monaten ansnrufen uno
absubesa @benic werben oiejenigen ers
fHd)t pclde nod, redtmdfIt9e Icrcerun9en
buben, ibre gednun9cn tpCblbeifdtiSt einSns
brin9en.
Scnas Grerler.
Sept. 4, 1912. nq-6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
.. Wilfpro, Sept. Z, 1912. no
Oeftnflt .Ge QSenpu.

Treitaes ben 3Ofen Geptcmbrr rdhlfeuS
nm 10 llbr 8crmittaqs folIen am S,aulc brS
perifcrbenen 50enrDOp # man, lCbtbin
bon ICrosWbeitbna Gaunfdip, ,2eda @duns
tD, fcl9enoe 9Irtifel uuf bfentlider 8enou
uerfdnft nerceit, ndmIid,
pferoe, iprrllnter I'D, 3lpilliug pferoe
be1nben, uuo pferbes@efhirr, 0linosoirh NOS
runter Nd stpei fette ShIcn befubeu, Sdmcis
ne, ein pfcrbes uno Gin 2 pferoesBdgen
NIT Saooies, ein Spasier g8ascn, gEinos
miibIe, Strcbbanf, pfh9e unO Gage, Elm poll.
lfdnoi9es NutmahersSNdnbnerfs @eIdirr Gin
Deff, Better unb 8ettlaeen, Glide 1t. Stnbs
Ie, eine sIepfelmible uno fonit nod, pteIerlei
Saus,s Bnncrns uno Observation-Disclosures
Su ipeitlduftig Sl mclcen.
Die Seotn9un9en am Scrfanfsta9c nnc
9Iufpartnn9 BON
Sapto Sofnan 2OrSrn,r
@ccr9e Sau6man, s '' =
Sept. Z, 1S42. itq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
oBpblfetle SDlllblItetne.

Der linter;eiduete benahridlti9te feine
Sreuuoe uno bas pnblifnm i'm 9Il9emeinen
ebrerbieti9f, baB or cine usue RitllfemsSas
BRIT, i'll Der SameS Straee, Der Staet slaens
tam, uuterhalb sa9enbuds @aifbanle, er'
ridtet bat, nlInc er auf 6ano bat uno snm
@crfauf dnbietet, bon Den beifen cerferti9ten
MnhIlteinen uno 70 pcblfeil ais fIe fcnlttpc
9emaht peroen fCnnen. 9udl 1T er jeoerSett
bereit WlnblIfeine anf SeifelInngen ia fiir;er
3eit ;u maden. br goaer drbeitete einl9e
Sabren in oiefem @jefd)dft in philaoeIpbia,
pcburd er fidl oiele Senntnilie errcrben bat,
uno na er tdeIid, in ieiuer MerfItdtte si9es
gen ii, 70 fhmeihelt er I'D, i'm Staroe ;i fem,
ale oiejenigrn CUR 3nfriebenheit benienen 10
fcnnen ipeldle ibn NIT ibren sIuftrd9en beehs
reii iuerben.
galper 8cller.
9lIlcntduu, sIprif 20. lis
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
2(Flr : GanoiDat.

NklD : 01llCtDdt.
tIn ole uno uuabbdusigen CT
lptabpa 9e6a @auntD
@itb d G:
Da ibbem eedba patrict pcm 17teu
sIuguit cd babe, eas id, ais Sanbtcat
fir eiu gseo Der nddlifen @eIee9rbuu9
pcrgefhIA Apuree, 70 id,ien mir es oIs fei
i'd etne opt Ifludeia fir Die Socdladltuu9
Ole mir ekn muroe. Sdl bate oa6 2lmt
in ben jct;erriltteteu 3eiten unter feinen
ImltdnoS Sildt mo milrer gartbci9eilt all
Les in urthn9 9ebradt bat /; uno berielte
nod mnEhtbet,--fc it c6 uid,t an9cuebm
eiu @anHtu fein. 9Illcin pcuu es Der
Wunfd, tlublifumS icin fclIte, 70 ipiirbe
id falls II @rpdbIun9 9eiptfcubaft bies
@eor9e 9. GiierbarO
slu9ut rq-bgS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Gi(enbarp unp Ste9er,
96auhplSban6ler tn Sieqer6pilIe,

Sauhol5banbler III Stcger6ptlle
bcbieuen fd bieTer Gelc9entett itren Srelm'
ben 70 mie bem 9eebrten publifrm ilberbanpI
ansu;eigen, oaB 1e beIfdnoi9 einen 8Crratf
pom befen Sanbpl, ouf S1dno balten, ipel'
dies ite sH ben nieori9ifen preiier entweeer
fir baare6 Gjelo oeer i'm gIuStdHfh fur ale
9rten 2aneesprooufte nbiuleeen 9elCnnen
Gtno.--Sbr Stcd beltcbt aus 6el9enoem
EeiBz uno @elbpeint 8oaros, allen
9lrten Scdrtltn9S, Sparren, 8al'
fen allen Scrten Sdinceln unc
iibcrbanpt ollen Sprten 8retter unb
SaubolS.
Sie Iaben oas 9ublifum ein bel linen alts
;urnfen uno fir Gdl felbif Su nrtbeilen.
sic Gnb oullfbar fir bic bistrr 9enpeene
Runbid,dft, uno boffen ourh bilIi9e preiIe
uno pinftlidbe 8ebienung, fid frrnerbin eis
ren Ibeil Der @unlt bes pubIifum6 SuSnfs
dern.
9larpn GiIenbaro,
Glta6 Sie9er.
Sept. Z, 1S42. nq -Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
sleecrper 0anptpat.

9ln Die freten nnb tmabhdn9igen CT
lpdblcr bon Se6a GaltntD.
M bitr9er:
Ourd cine Wittbeiluno bic
i'm ffentlidlen Orud erfdienen 1T, 70 ME
bltrd, bic ieitberige ernlthaftr nno fpieoerbclte
9lufproerun9en, filhIe ib mid, beIpogen benz
freunoliChen 3urebrn meincr Wlittltrger su
gu niIIf1bren, unc ais @anoicnt fir oas
9lCCproere q III t
Dor bem publifum su crfdeinen. Sprte id
70 glhdIidl Iein cine Webrbet @urer Gtims
men su erholten, 70 pcrfpred,e id) Die pfid,s
ten ben 2Imtcs 9ctrcu uno unpartbelidl aus
Sullben.
@ibeon Sba6.
Sept. Z, lS42. nq--bB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
cSebt %. 6elmlinger,
Sept. Il 1912.

W1ad,t Ielden Ieiner Srsunce uno @Snnert,
cencn es suf 8equemlidteit bienen mag, bic
gIuiri0e, eae le ihr @arn am Stchr oes
Ssrn Charles Witmnn lniIen, II. ipenn e6 ges
fdrbt III, baseIbe aud, iuieoer abbcIen foHnsn.
Sbsr.Saneona, aInauf 81. s-3m