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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
From the Indiana Journal.
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VIVA, did Loco Focoism bequeatn TO the coun
try
Mr. Van Buren, left us ii bankrupt treasury. He
left the public interests every where abandoned.
lie left us without a currency.
He left us n debt of fifteen millions.
lie left us the North Eastern and North Yves.
tern Territorial questions--though of ears dura
tion-unsettled.
The Compromise Act he left at the year OF
revenue action.
And with all these difficulties, foreign and do
nestle, piled "mountuin high" upon the shoulders
Of tho new administration, the Wigs asked for
the promised reforms
Suppose, friend farmer, in the generosity ofyouI
confidence, you had employed an unworthy over
seer upon your farm. That you had confided in
him for years, trusting in his promises. Suppose
this overseer to have suffered your land 10 hui
wld--to have destroyed your timber-to havs
levelled our buildings TO the ground-to have
fred your orchard-to have killed your horses
to have you thousands of dollars in debt, ant
that, under such circumstances, he had boon di.
charged by you and successor appointed in hi.
stead In this state of the case, while the newly
engaged superintendent of your premises busy
in planning the reparation of these injuries, imas
inc that the villainons wretch who had caasec
them all, were TO come upon yonr ground, and
with grin of his face, ask the following ques-
| tions
| Why does not the grow upon this lane
which suffered to ran aoitds
! Why is there cash coming from the mills fc,
the timber that i destroyed
! Why are not the houses erected in the stead o
those that burned do,cn?
| Why have you no horses, to supply the places Of
| those tohich Ikiiitd9
WHY'S there no return from the orchard thai
| fired?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

Town ELECTIONS The town elections in this
State, held since the adjournment Of the legsla-
ture have nearly all resulted in favor of the wings,
The insane and unprncipled measures passed
by the locofoco Legislature having made deep i'm
presssion upon the people every where, and at
last aroused them 10 action. From Present indi.
cations the wings of New York have nothing to
fear The good sense of the community is so
thoroughly shocked at the conduct OF The leaders
of the locofoco party, that nothing short OF mira
Gle can prevent an avalanche in lS42,as astonndN
ing as that of 1887 and destructive OF the hopes
of the anarchis,s.-Troy Wing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
NoRrH EASTERN BOUNDARY.

The Governor, of Mass, clothed by an act of the
L legislature with discretionary powers in reference
to the Boundary question, has appointed three
Commissioners TO act in conjunction W ith The Gen
e,ai Government, and the Special British Minister,
in the settlement of the Boundary dispute. The
Commissioners are the Hon. Abbot Lawrence,
John Mills, and Charles Allen. Those appointed
by Maine, are Edward Kavanagh John Otis Judge
Preblc and Edward Kent, and they were invested
with full powers, by the Legislature, with only ii
dissenting votes. The indications are favorable to
IL quiet settlement Of the long disputed question.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

DAoUERREorIPE PoRTKAITs--We have seen
several Portraits OF familiar faces, taken by Mr..
Partridge now in this village, and we hardly know
which to admire most, the wonderful fidelity or the
strange process by which they obtained. For
beauty and deicacy of deineation, and for forc5e
and life like expression, no others that have
seen can compare with them-ihe pictures present
couuterpdrts of the original perfect, that they
cannot possibly be mistaken. They obtained
too-and they are enduring for price very
low shat if any swish to obtain duplicate cop
ies' Of themselves or families, the expense can be
considered hardly obstacle. Mr.. p. has a room
at MIR. Martins, and will remain, III the place, the
present week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
Gaea 9@$RIE@U@8 so
TUES AY, JUNE 1912.
WING STATE CONVENTION.
SUSANNA,

The State Convention of the Wings of Vermont
for the purpose of nominating state officers, and
taking such measures NAV ho deemed necessary
preparatory to the annual September election, will
be holden Mddebury, on WEDNESDAY
the 9th of JULY next. The Wings requested
to appoint before the 9TH of July by county
town conventions, three or more delegates TO rep
resent each town in said convention.
f. N. BRIGGS,
HARRY BRADLEY,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, State
A. l.. MINER, Central
O. p. CHANDLER, Committee
ISAIAH SILVER,
p. WALTON, JR.
May "a, 1912
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
COUNTY cow ENTIoN

The Democratic Whgs of Caledonia County
are hereby notified 10 meet in Convention by del
oga.es otherwise, at Danvlle, on Thursday, the
10Th inst to nominate County Senatorial ticket
and 10 attend TO such other business may be
deemed advisable, and tending TO preserve liberty
nnimpared, aud promolive OF the great and vital
interests of the Sta lie and Nation.
IRA BRAiNARD,
A G.. CHADWICK, Co Comm.
JACOB BLANCHARD,
June 4, IS42
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
MORE ENLIsTMENTs

A friend writes from Craitsbnry that the
''Cold Water Army" in that place numbers 234- -
They intend meeting on the 4th of July, the day
on which there will be general muster through
out Vermont Of the young soldiers OF the Cold Wa
ter Army.
Companies Of the Army have been formed in
Lyndon, numbering 1877, and at Danville and there
has been or is TO be one formed ut Passumpsic.
Just us is should be.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

NJ Modern Whiggery shows its true character by
su staining the landed aristocracy Of Rhode Island
in their obstinate determination TO dtstrnnchtse fhG
majority Of The citizens Of that Stale, by continuing
to exclude them from participation an the ezsrctse
Of the rights Of selfgoUernment.-De.ro Free
Press.
UTWe cut the above paragraph from the last
Memo Era which is filed from day 10 day with
Just such black, abominable iasehoods The Con
s,itu,ion Fl amod by observation-disclosures Convention"
az it is stgmased by the Era, eztended tho right OF
Suffrage TO eoery ohife male natve citizen 'oho had
resided too years the State, without any proper
" qualification whatever. 1t was decidedly more
Democratic than the New>York Constitution Of
| 1921, which Mr. Van Buren, aided TO form. This
! Constitution was formed and voted for by those
whom the New Era stigmatizes as above and Doted
do,on by lie partisans Of Dorr and Siamm IN solid
eoJu,nn And these men who defeated il now turn
round and assert that the rery qohose popular
nstitution they defeated are opposed to any Con
stitation and any Right Of Suffrage except Land
holders Is not this vlany2-Trlbune.
The same un lounded statement of the Free Press
is occasionally repeated by depraved ocofocos, to
such as they presume TO be ignorant enough to be
lieve it, They dare not make il to intelligent men,
I FIR all such know il 10 be q willfnl falsehood No
men are more anxious to extend the Right of Suf
frago in Rhode Island than the Whigs-bnt the
Wings do oppose revolution as destructive I" life
and liberty-once resorted TO in r. /. may be
enera! in all the States. The Wings go fni
length for Free Suffrage in Rhode Island. Tha
man of common information who says they do not
saws that which he knows to BIO wilful and Delhi
crate falsehood and merits the frown OF any com
munity but that one where truth is not considered
virtue.
Virginia and s. Carolina are now in the hands
of the Locofocos- and their constitutions are as OF
ectionabIe IN reference to the Right OF Suffrage al
the Charter Of R. L., and why do not tho locofocos
if they are the friends Of Free Suffrage, raise hue
, and cry about these Sta les Z
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

Why have you not paid The thousand.
TO ne amount Of ,ohich ran you IN d.S,g dollars,
bon Don : yon think, In this state of the ca,.
knocking the rascai DOWN you from
This is true picture of Loco Foco;.,.
Twelve years has il ravaged and lo;S
cry interest, undoing in an hour ,ho u waste ev-
wears has taxed the virtue and wisdom oS which fof
ton, and now, who are groaning beneath T.. me Ma
mites, are lnsultingy asked-Why Ian. u" ~, enOf
bstih up iohat WI HAVE TORN pown5 "0' you not
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

We have now bell upon our church; ana when
hear its Sabbath morning peal my thoughts are
subdued 10 tone fitting for sacred worsh'Pi i"r
my mind goes back to that old couple, whom was
wont TO call the first BELLS; and think OF rel gioh
10 hallow and strengthen the affections, to elevate
the mind and restrain the dropping spirit, even IN
the saddesl and humblest lot of life.
SUSANNA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
THE rARIFF-FoREIGN INTERFERENCE

Letter writer's from Washington make frequent
mention OF the powerful influence exerted by the
foreign importers and their agents, at Washington,
upon the Tariff question. They are hostile to Fro
lection, of course, and go for low lmpost duty
They are at the Capital armed with statistics and
arguments going to prove tho beauties OF Free
Trade. Many of the Southern members turn to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

The North American .,,spaper 10 !"
public subscription to establ's" ~" ,ho,e is none
Wise's District, Virginia, where 'n', thirds OfS
present, while not more 'ha' write. ThiS
wi. ;nb,bi,ants can read or "''''
good idea chalk us down u'''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

UTWhig County Conventions are called in Or.
unge, Windsor aud Rutland Counties, to meet the
present month.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
9yuiI SdrriSbirro.


9Im 9Sfeu Crcembcr, GburIts 9ttfrcb,
Scbn bon Or. SHciFman, bon WtQerstnuu,
i'm 6tcn Wcnate Ieine6 2llters.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
81 d cl rthf.

aIf bic nditbaren 9lftsr Der gpurf pen Gems
mon pleas fir pedla @annlp, meIdle iebt
eiite Court ceT pierfeljdariasn Siennaen
bfe Sriebenss in une fiir erfdetss Gaautp
baifen:
lie gitffhrtft Spn DauisI edne6
be r ron 6sibeIbera, 3dunlhip, in erlaatem
eauntp, ieigrt ebrerbtettgff an, caB eT ein
pdus in befugtem Gauufdip beppbut, fpeIs
DIES bieSuppr ats ein 6ffentlidles @a(lbdus
gebaIten ipnrbe, unb oae er fernerbin niinftt
ein bFrntItdes 0alibaus Al haIter; or bittet
oaher enere Sld1tbaren ihm einen GrlaubniB.
idWt 5it oerpiIIigen um elm Gafthaus ~ bafs
ten, an benz befa9teu plde fir eas fiiuftiae
Sdbr. uub er bittGt, H. (. 10.
GanieI S6neioer.
Die llnterieitueten Biirger poH Seibel,
berg Iaun1dtp, eed1d Saunt0, empfeblen ben
cbigen Stttifeller, rno be,euqen hermit, eag
obeu befdates gafthaus netbnenoig 1T I'M
bad publfuni unb Gremee cter 91ciIenee III
beherbergcn, unb nnB Der cben bsnamte Rift,
ItelIer etuen gutcn 9luf fir @brIidteit unb
Jiildltrrnbeit bat, uuo baB er gut nit Sane.
rdun uu6 gequemIihteiten fur Nremee uue
Reifenoe ju beberbsrgsn perieben III.
gtatban WitGcr, Scbu Sdgcr,
peter Sdneiber, 9Deter D}iIlsr,
Sohn Sdlmiot, Omen S2ger,
@hriitinn Sdmtet Charles GlumtT,
Oaniel ebert, pbilip RrouB,
peter gbsrt, sbraham Deter,
6cnrab Rrunt,
Jdnuar IL. ra~sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12

is WdnH. spa6 babe idi gethail Y"ilnb Inn bic
brtttifdi ge9laubieu 5fIiiiere ppl feiner pits
bdn9It1hFeit an ben A0nie ~ iitfraeiigen, rief
cr "Dnrrnb fur ben JsDnig nne peroammt
leien bic Winfiee." glIe or tn bic biutere
9she gebradbt nnrbe, Ifredte ben armrn Rurs
fdIen ein Sdrctidug niecer. siuf einrm an.
osreu 1beile oes Shlad1tfsIbee ftiee Elm ame,
rifanifder 2lojutdnt auf etnen, TN pollen
Waridle begriffenen arupp Soloaten. Sn
slntircrt aHf ietne Sra9e: "l1eldes 9is9i,
mcnt 1T bielse ]" erpieeerte man Ger Rbs
ni9in fcni9Iden 9dser." Dlit Der gr6eten
@etitesgegenpart dntportete er, "haltet Sd,
ger ber Jentgin bis auf ipeitereu SefebL une
ieines pferoes &opf nmorebenb, adncpirte
er bon Der gefdbrlideu Idbe. SO mar elm
graufrnbafter 8dmpf Wenfhlid,fcit fenfwt
oh Der brapen 2eule bic in eemlelben fielrn.-
9lber bier (Ino mir duf benz Stird)bCfe, nit
(einen tralrigen 4Beieen unb bInmiaen 60,
culfbdunien. StilIe-ftille-unb rubia III Cd
nun. Seine brpdffneteu Wdnuer Il6ren Iets
ne Rute unb @iniamfeit-ieins ld)iperf6ltiar
Rancnen'9idoer burhfurfd)en ieine sebeilia,
ten 9rabbugel, feines llnboloss SpaB-fein
lpilcer Stud - fein gIn9lfgcitSn briobt nun
ourdI lsine 9cbsiIigte StIle.
Cns Idnge @ras NIB feline reripanbten
Blutben griinen nun 9lei6b iiber Neinbes une
Sreuuoes @rob. Der Warmcr oirbt uns
ons @eodhmie meuiger aber Der Uielcn
@rabfdtten fenueu felbf ceren <eru nid)t
Siehe bieIe serbrpd,sns pldtts = te III nit
Dem @runoe oermcbert uno Iie9t umgefsbrt
in fisfem orrnahieigttn @fe, unb Der Orb.
wurm wubIt inter br tnhin. geuge has
@ras CUR Seite, ltcBe nit leiusm SuBc es ,us
rilf Was iaBt bic betnabs perpiidts Sus
ldlrift!
Sum- Mnbenfsn BON
SdpitGn SSnreb &3rptUR,
bon Der
W}ailn6ulettS Qinte
Der an bcu Wuueen ftarb bic er smpfau9en
in Der SdblndDt nit benz 1einbs, ain
25iten SulD 1914.
llub lies III Gbre Diss III 9iubm 9lb !
brauer Wdnr, ieBt icgar Isis it ben 9ctn
ociner 8apferTet in benz Sdladtterihh.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
Suntane Seuer COMPANY.

Set elmer 8erlammlung Der cbigcn Com.
pa9nie, gcbaItcn am 3tcn 0icIe6 fpurben fol,
9enee Seamtsu fur Na6 iiHftise 9abt auae,
felt;
predoent.- 9. Wriaft.
8ice predbeut.- Reiper.
Secretdr r.-@em. 9f. yerpharc.
SdIdBmetfter.-Bm. 8. gluuer,
Direftors. .-Sofepb g)cung, SCbn 8. Cole,
Charles eains, 2Iorcn Irorea, Samuel
Sonber, 3il9hman Seip.
unteriid1ur9s,@ommit - g1atban Wes,
ger, Chs. Sea, Soitpb Seuuemader, 9lmcs
@ttinger 91eRbcn 9sie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
StcbrIfanD III Derlefuen.

Ter llnterifrictene bietet tiercurd, feinen
p.dd)ti9en Stcbrffdno, selegen nahe ben
Whhien, nnterbaGb 9fentaun, in Sal,bura
Iaunfhtp ju Derlebnen an; oieles @efddft
niro jeet uno puroe fur cine 9ieibe BON
Sabren, cafelbit aetrieben, uno bat Fd ais
ein gutter Giefhdfts'Srt btmieIen.
Befs ipiro bis ben 1ifen 2Ipril 9eorben.
Sloant &lein.
Sduuar IL, SIM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
Nddbrt6t.
Sdnuar L.,

Birb hermit gsssben, Dag Or. e,rifHtb
9. Shoa feline Siiher uno 92cten uno g3dus
ben mir gum Gintreiben iiberseben bat. slqe
oieieniscn, tpeIde an ibn fctnlbis IInc, tper.
ben hermit aufgeforoert, smifAen nm uue
benz l5ten Sebradr uiHifsne, bel mir ann.
rufen uno ab,ubeSaklsH, Usil ee IonR uHfcs
fen eebsn rUtrp.
Miacuehtp Scgsl.
Jonudv II, rc-5u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
SScrbcirOtbct:
S5efonDltmoCbunQ.

Sn Der @cnrt bon Common
Gchd @duntD1 pea6 bon 2ed,a @auntD,
9c9cn 9Rat 3ermin, 1910. go. 20.
Geo. Nabera, @inncneungen bon Gcda
der, SdoBs go. gegeu ben 8erid)t Der
mriitcr ocu @nuutp 2Iuoitpr6, ilbcr bic
2cdIa &aun' ! 9tchnuug bon Gjrpr9e Spa'
tD, tcradcr, SdaBmetcr oc6
beIdgtcn Sdrutes.
9Im 2tcu Scpt. IS4I, puroe cine Gurp ces
@duntD6 bernfen, udnilid: S5ofcpb 5Iraeer,
Salcmcn 91cid,crt, @cnrao 5tirGhncr, Go,
fepb QGe6cc, Sriebrid) @lcwcl, SefIe SaLIcs
odD, Sohu 4idbtcnmaItcr, Scbu gcDcr, Ibc,
mas 9ud,, Scbn IrcidIer Charles iticc,
uuo @bdrIe6 SdctmPr, IlpOIf CUTE, frete uno
9eicbmdftgc Burger ucn gcdd @duntD, iue,
die gehtrig 9epdhlt unb ctugcIhmcreu wd'
rcrt-unb an bemfcltcn Gage puroe bic Gus
rp nit lleterrinfunft entlaBcn, uuo bic ibr
ilber9ebeneu SaHen rpur6en ilbertraoclf AT
Sncob DiIin9cr, Charles 9. 8ufdl, nnb 9.
Wcler, poer eiut9e jpet bon tbneIJ melbe bel
oem ndhltcn crer ir9cub cinsm folgenbcu
2ermin bertd,ten IrlIcn.
gIm 9ten Eeccmber, 1871, ipurSe Der 9e,
ridlt Der 9luottrr6 Der Court nberQebcn, in
,peIhem fe fanbcn, bae Der garjc Setrag ccr
@ieloer, lpelchcr IN bic SNduce res Geo. oas
bcrader6, Ieetheriger Sddemrifer bon Qe.
diva @ountp, fam, Scm Ifcu Sdnunr, 1889,
bis 3liten December, 1889, Cbeioe Gage nit
btgrfTen) ftd auf 2O,6o9 13 bcliuit, uro
cas sr in oerleIben 3cit, nit SmlhIuB Ieircr
@cmmidTcn, s2O,054 63t auSbegblt bat {;
oemnad beibt cine gfanS in ben Dinorn ce6
beio9teu @ccr9e 6aberaders, uno gu @uu.
ten oes tefa9teu @auntieS, am lien Sanus
ar, 1910, bon 1854 49I. Gicfer befn9te
Seritt wurbe au9enpmmen, uno bic Court
geitimmte, onB ale bic llnfciteu aus Der
@auntD Sd,asfammer beiabIt tperoen fclIen.
Se1a9te Soften belaufrn iif duf $40 32I.
Die 9iednnn9 bes befa9teu Sdaemeifers,
mic le iuerlt ein9etra9en purcc, 3ei9t bae er
in cbenbcnamter 3eit einnabm s20609 l3
llne oas CT ausbesabtte 20054 49i
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
Q86ebentltcbe SSrtef-pi(fe.

Solgenoc griefe fGno oieIe qBodbe i'm pll,
lsntalinrr pCitamt Iie9en 9sblieben:
s. acam, @eor9e gfuorsms, henrp Beib,
ler 9Bm. SurfbaIter, gBm. s.. s.. Barton,
Snlcmcn 8ut, @lD &srlhner, 6enro Dun,
tcl 9Ienb. Dildcr, Midarl @bsrbarbt, Nre,
SoCridl@berhnrot 5Cbn Srrimsier, cctn Nreo
glot1 8retndn, Wtaria @. Srisb, QBiliiam
y. @rCfe, 2loam gaDes, WarD @nnamere
qbr. SoarIad,er, Sofepb 0cfTert, @brrp. @eo.
Sdtne, 9lnorep 5tlre, SoIspb &ramer, Geo.
&rauB, @CuraO 8erihner, @brifian Rncb.
lod, @barlrs Jted, @scrge eucds, 3bcmas
W('6ee, Scbn WoriB, cames qiqbrlinaer,
NenrD Derfcn 2, pbiiip psrIcn, 9lfa 0Pobn,
9SdItcr Stein, eeui Simon, 6annab Siael,
5oiepb QBeiB, Sobn QBOoorin9, 6. s.. Mjol[
3ofa9 Bbtte, philip StOea.
VI. 6. Rube 9Dofmeifer.
ctauudr II
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
QSerreit Derlangt.

3ipei 2eppidweber @cleaen coer itpei
esbrjun9en, bic oas @efhdft su frIernen
lpnnid,en, rperoen fosIeib bel eeni unters
ihrebenen in Der Stdbt AIentaun perldnal
ale fOnHen anf portheilbafte 8eeinannaen
re6neR. paH relbe ff bei
Charles QGieanc.
9dnnar IL, na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
Der Q0(fretter.

Ia am 1iten Sauuar fpieosr Elm Sdbr fdi,
lt9 mar, fur 3eifun9eu ~ trd9sn, 70 tuerSen
ale oiejeni9en bic nod1 i'm Nndifanoe iInb,
eriuht unperjhglid tntpsosr an bic pddbals
ter oosr an Benjamin Diebl nblubebesablen.
Dies 1T Tim 70 mebr ncfbmenoia, oa bic Efrs
ma Brptld1en SaIomon uHo Senjamih EishI
auf9el6st 1T.
Die 3Cttun9en rperben In 3ufnnft auf bic
aletni8e 9iednurg bes llnterihriebenen gee
trdgCn.
genjamtn Oiebl.
Sdnudr II, s-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
Qepis 0ora8.

-, Die lntsrjeihnctsr, Sirgcr pon 0ietsS
;Vtacin8ts Idnnfdip, esda @auutp, smpfeb'
len ben obl9en Sittltcllsr, tno beleugsn bier,
mt, ooB oben bcia9te6 @a1bans notbpeubia
IT nm BAD pnbltum unb Sremoe cber gieS
i'noe Sn bebcrbergeu, un6 bag Der eben Be,
namte SittltrlIer eiren guten 0Huf fur Gbr,
lthtett uno yiithterbeit hat, unb eaB er aut
init 6au5raum uuo 8eanemlidfeiteu FIR
Sremoe lnO Refsnoe 81 bebsrberasn perlr,
ben H.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
Q6irp t,er(anat.

Gin Or ttlIer Der feeiaen Gtantes III,
uno eiren guten Character aI6nDeifen hdf,
triro BON ndhifem grlhjahr an BEL BEN llEs
terldrie5enen in Ster D2tifrro 9annfttp
eedd GauHt5 psrlaHat.
Gdnig[ 1Gafter.
91rutr II rq--- Am
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12

Gctd @duntD
9eacn
@cc. Naberd,
der, Sd)oBs
nrlifcr ocn
Vcha &aull'
tD, ;
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
81 q C6 ri Oft.

an be adIbarsn 9lidtsr Der Gcurt ron Cons
mon gleas fur eed,a @duntD, tpefd,e Jest
eIns @enrt Der oierteIjdbrtgsn Sieunqen
pes brteeena, in anb filr sriastes eaunty
baIten:
Die Btttfbrtft oon eemis ecras ron Tiss
e'r'Dtacnn9ie Gaunfdip, in erfaatem GouD
~ irt9et ebrerbetigf an, baB sr etn 6aus
IN beia9tem Sdlnfd,tp bspObnt, tpeid5eS bic,
iuoor aIS eit bffeutlihes @afibdns oehdlten
purery uno oaB or fernerbin Dnnff,t Elm Of,
tentltde5 @nilbaus su balten er bitfet ba.
Der euere 9ldtbareu ibm einsn @rIaubnigs
id,ein 81 bcrrptlIi9en nm rin @dftbaus III bols
ten an oem beia9ten plaB fir bas f1ufttss
Sabr. uub CT Sittet &c.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-12
2(n SSrliCfenbol,er.

lie @cmntiBicners pcu Qed,a @auutO mere
ben am Ocunerftdg ben 3teu Sebrnar, ,tpb
idien 10 llbr 8crmttta0s, tn ibrer gmtslfute
iu 2IlIentdun Borltld9e nnnebmen, fir Ste
grbnuung elmer Bride ilbsr bic flrine eed,a
bei coer nnbs bel Serrn Sohu Scgers Suule
in SaISburg 3omihip. Der pbere 9beil
oerlSrilde rpirb BON Slpls gsmad)t, nit stnrm
SCgen bon ettpa $50 Gus III Der gdng'.
y. Yearion, J
&. @eiB, ; Gcm'ers.
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5aniar l2, na--3m
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
TAX COLLECTORS SALE
In CaocTAw COUNTY MIss,ss,pp,

In CHocTAw COUNTY MISSISSIPPI.
will offer for sale to the highest bidder Fl,
cash at the Court House door of ChoctaU county
Mississippi, at Greensborough, on Monday the
9TH day of November next (l842) within the
hours prescribed by law the following properv
to wit; The sw ! and the W 4 of The e Of
section no 10 IN township no 20 north of range
no east, containing 240 60-l0O acres, assessed
as oe'ng granted 10 and as The property of Pas
meIe Hopes and J II Moore and will be soId
or so much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the year l84l, and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon.
Amount taxes due for l84l 50 724 cents.
H. BUCK T a & C. C G NJ,
August 6, 1912 I ids prs fee ella
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
TAX COLLECTORS SAFE,
In choctaw county miss.

will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door
ofchoctaw county miss. at Greensbo-
rough, on Monday the 18th day of
November next p42) within the hours
prescribed by law, the following pro-
perty viz: The ! of the n i of
sec no 81 in township no 90 north of
range no ii east, containing 40 7-IQO
acres. Taxes due for al SO cents.
Also the w 1 of the e ! of sec
no 81 in township no 90 north of
range no II east, containing 40 100
acres. Taxes due for al, % cents.
Also the g ! of the sc ! of sec no
81 in township no 20 north of range
II east, containing so l5-lOO acres
amount of taxes due for al, sc cents.
all assessed as being granted to and
as the property of David M Furgeson
and will be sold or so much thereof
as will satisfy the state and county
taxes due for the year le4I, and oil
legal costs that may accrue thereon
H. BUCK, II Sec mi
August 6, ls42. prs fee Sci
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
IL Choctaw County Mississippi

will offer fo' sale to the highest bidder fol
cash al the court house DOR OF Choctaw county
Mi, at Greensbor0ugh, on Monday the 7Ih da /,
oiNoyember mex, QS4s) within the hours pre-
scribed by law, the following property viz: The
west of the sw 4 and the W of the n OF
sec no Ia in township no 20 north of range no 7
east, containing $50 98-I00 acres. Amount OF
state and county taxes due for the year l84I,
3l4 cents.
The east aot the sw / Of sec no ID in town
ship no 20 north of range no east, containing
79 99-lOO acres Amount Of state and county
taxes due for 84l &c ceuls.
The east half ofne or of sec no n in town.
ship no 90 of range 10 east, containing
70 49, 100 acres. Amount of state and COUNTY
taXesdue for 84l Sc cents. All assessed IS
boing granted &c and as the property of Mn
HameI, R marshall and L NJ wiley, aud viii
be sold or so much thereof as will satisfy the
state and county taxes due for 1871, and ali le
gal cost that mayaccrue thereon.
H. BUCK, ia & C. Mi.
August 6, 1871. Z ids prs fee q dolls.