davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14
INDIAN HOSTILI7'IES

FRoM FLoRiDA-By the arrival yesterday Of the
steamer Gen. Ciinch. Capt Brooks, we are in posses
sion of the ST. August ne News and the Herald of
Friday and Saturday last. We have already men
Florida, but the following, which we extract from
the News, is more particular statement than has
before been published:
ASorHER INoiAS OUTRAGE '-MuRpsn ASp DE-
sTRucTIoS OF PROPERTY For some time past. our
citizens in this section of the country, East of ST.
Johns have been luled into apparent security, under
the idle and vague bel cf that there was no danger TO
be apprehended, since the notorious Wild Cat and his
party, who were believed o he the only Indians who
have heretofore committed deprclations this side
of the river, shipped. But we have now to re
cord the fact that Monday last party of twenty
one Indians approached the settlement at Mandarin,
and after capturing an old negro belonging to Mr.
William Hartly, laid by until night when they at
tackled the hou. Of that gentleman (Wlliam Hartly
who happened to be ont hunting killed his wife and
child, and Messrs. Domingo Acosta, and William
Mopus.-The Indians after committing the foul
deed, pundered the house and applied the torch. 1t
was consumed together with the out buildings.
They then proceeded to the plantations of Nathaniel
and George Hartly, the inmates having fled, and
likewise burned and destroyed them The Indians
then proceeded short distance in a southerly d.
recton, where they encamped until morning, when
they released the old negro and proceeded on their
course
Captain Curry, of Mandarin, with few other cit.
zens, followed their trail the next day for some dis
lance, until 1t finally lost.
On rumor of the transaction reaching town, Lieut.
Judd, with small detachment of soldiers from the
Barracks, the only available force Immediately pro-
The Indians are still believed to be North of the
Picolata road, as no signs have been discovered Of
their re-crosslng
We learn by gentleman direct from Tampa, thai
there are 800 Indians ut that post who have surren-
dered, and among them 100 warriors. Those cap
tured by Capt. Wade are not ncluded.-( Savannah
Rep. Of Dec. 30
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14
FROM PHILADELPHIA
Correspondence ofthc Journal of Commerce.l


This was the day for the annual election of Di-
rectors in the U. S. Bank. The meeting was one
OF the stormiest that has been held in the inst
tuition. most voluminous report was made by the
ofhcers OF the Bank, afordng minute history Of the
condition of the institution. II names every ndiyid-
nal debtor the amount and character of the debt
1t occupies some two or three qures of paper, and
what is more and better, it was ordered to be pub.
llshed Sows shall al last see the bottom of this
sink of inqulty and corruption.
Ayiolent debate on a series Of resolutions offered
by Mr. josiah Randall occupied considerable por-
ton of the time of the meeting. These resolutions
allege that the two asst assignments were illegal and
should be rescnded quashed, abolished or some such
term. Mr.. Rawle took decided stand agains st them
but Mr. Randall proved the more successful debater
Ind the better cause, for the meeting adopted his
resolutions. SO the assignments except the one first
mode to secure the post notes recnded provided
the action of to-day confirmed by meeting order
ed TO be held for the purpose on the Sd Monday in
FEBRUARY next If il should, the bank will again be
IN stafi quo anti beiium.
Mr. Bidde showed himself neither dead nor dashed
Tor his ticket was in the field and the present wri
ting il is unknown, which has succee led in election.
IL was stated during the meeting, thai the present
expenses Of the institution assisnces Officers and ali
was about ESQ 600.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14

efforts of ours can arouse them from their
dreadful delusion. What have they to OK
pect from the tender mercies of a party in
winch such democrats as Pickens and Rhett
and Calhoun are the "DictdtOrS," and such
chicairous spirits as Anterior and Eastman
and Burke their loving allies :
The following table will exhibit by states,
the yeas and nays on Atherton's Resolution
forbidding even an investigation into the in
tcrcs,s of American Labor-for that was its
manifest object.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14
FACE TIOUS.
Ye 'rh9 hare sides to split
HrPnnra Ii SuLit Ham ,ln,r

Our Great GRANDMOTHER were simple
enough to consider Shakespeare something
OF wag in his way, and we ourselves have
been so foolish as to shake our sides occa-
slonally over what we considered the humor-
Gus of the Pickwick Papers and Oil
yer Twist. But specimen of wit has re-
Gently appeared ofsuch brliancy and point
as would shame Charley Dickens and even
make Wiley Shakespeare blush (f they had
ever seen iD to think they had offered such
trash to the world. The gem to which
we refer made its first appearance in the last
number of the Burlington Sentinel. How
far it has travelled, or how many times it
has been republished since, we are unable
to say. Hold your waistbands and read it.
s-lr"What's the matter with the toes of your
boots y says passer by Few days since to
cideri'e who has always been in the habit of
swallowins all the stories of the federal leaders
and whose gaping seams resembed TIE mouth
OF certain wing orator on the top of log cab
in. "Nothing, except that have spoiled my
boots kicking up the earth in search Of some of
hat money your fills told us would be had for
the picking mp as soon as "Tp and Ty" were
elected,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14

O'Gov. Seward, in his preparations for the
New Year, has substituted LEMoNDAE and COLD
WATER for punch and wine. This is bold in
novation, but one which the spirit Of the times
demanded. The Temperance cause has right
to claman example from the hi h st authorities.
The amount heretofore expended for wine &c.
by the Governor will now be given to the poor.
Albany Epening Journal.
The Temperance movement in the West is
srikingy successful. The last Louisville pa
pers say that upwards of 500 had signed the
pledge within few days, under the efforts of
reformed inebriates. The ST. Louis papers of
the Oath ult. speak in high terms of the move
ment in that city, and mention the encouraging
fact that more than 300 drinkers have been re.
formed there.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14
A DREADFUL TRAGEpY.--The Georgtow,

ADREADrUL TRAGEDY.--The Georgtown,
Ohio, Standard, of the 18th inst. says
son Friday morning last, Mr.. Hugh O'Neil
of Perry township, in this county, was found
dead near the door of his house, land the house
burning over the murdered bodies ofhis wife
and three Children. From circumstances,
il was supposed that he murderd his wife and
tho three children. set fire to the house, and
Then cut his own throat No other cause can
be assigned for this horrld deed than mental
arrangement"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14

On Saturday last, on motion of Mr.. Brooke, rule
was granted by the district Court to show cause why
all the attachments which have been recently issued
by the judgment creditors of the Bank Of the United
States should not be quashed. 1t is contended that
specific mode of enforcing payment of judgments
against corporations, is provided by the act of as
sembly, namely, by sequestration and that the law
providing for attachments upon judgments is not APP
plicable to bodies corporate. We are Informed tina
similar rules have been granted in other cases and as
the question rase is of considerable importance
the dec sion of the court will be awaited with much
interestby the members of the legal profession and
tie community.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14
From the Boston Atlas.
THE HISTORY OF THE CULTIVATION
OF INDIGO IN INDIA

In late letter sent you extracts fssa,
McCulloch's Commercial Dictionary and the
History OF South Carolina, relative to the
rise and decline of the cultivation of Indpo
IN America, and its contemporaneous rise in
i'iia. From the facts there stated, il an.
peared ndisputable that the rise of tho ono
proved the direct Cause Of tic fall of tho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14
UNDEVELOPED MYSTERY.

The article on our las; page, from the New
World, will repay perusal. We have rea-
son to believe that it is faithful narration of
true in all its particulars !;
and how aptly does it demonstrate that truth
Isl sometimes, more marvellous than the ina
ginativc creations Of fiction. Mr.. THOMPSON,
by the way. has very happy knack at telling
n story,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14

0F|We invite the readers attention to an
article on the subject of protection in Rus
sia /; also, TO another article from the Boston
Atlas, on the culture of Indigo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14
A BANKRUPT TREASURY.

The Sentinel copies nearly a column OF
large capital letters and exclamation points
from late number of the Boston Post, an
nouncing the fact that the Treasury is bank
rupt. "7IfE NATIONAL TREAS
URY is BANKRUPT! and that in
eight short months after the Wing party
came into power !" exclaims the Post, in
wonder and amazement at the astounding
disclosure. And the Sentinel rolls up the
whites of his eyes, in holy horror, and echos
back the exclamation with hands piously
uplIftcd, "7IIE N1TIONAL TREAS
URY is BANKRUPT!!!" The
Philadelphia United States Gazette takes off
the hypocritical cant of the Post by the fol-
lowing capital story -
Mistress" said honest Betsey, the SER
want maid, " want new broom, if you
please NAM"
GA new broom, Betsey! why, where is
that which you have been using :"
sit is all worn out to the handle, ma m"
"Worn out indeed What shocking
carelessncss Why, Kitty, your predeces-
sor, used it for nearly too yeors, and now
you, who have not had the broom in use a
month, complain that it is all worn out -
What shocking extravaganza J"
Thus it is with the Tories. After having
enjoyed uninterrupted possession of power
for twelve long years-after having issued
millions Of Treasury notes, which they
could not redeem, and contracted an enor-
nous debt which they left for Their successors
to pay, when at last tine People compel
them TO deliver up the keys Of their empty
iron safes and scout them from office with
derision and scorn, they turn round upon
their successors, roll up their eyes in devout
establishment, and cxclaim with distressing
agony, Behold the fruits Of Wig ascen-
dancy! "1IIE N1IION1L TREAS
URY is BANKRUPT!!"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14
The same letter contains the following
table of the quantities of Indigo, imported
into England, in the year 1889.

The letter adds, that as the entries are
always made larger than the actual guam
titles, the above amount would be nearer the
truth, if rated at 100000 lbs. OF this,
one million pounds was consumed in England,
and the residue, of which the East Indian
bore ITS proportion, exported.
But as cannot, in the limits of single
letter, find room for all that is worth extract
ing from these papers, shall, IN another
letter, resume the subject. II. NJ. b.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14

GA full account of the disastrous fate
Of the Santa Fe expedition will be found in
another column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-14

EXCEEDINGLY BRILLAsT.-They raise some excee !
ncly brilliant orators in Tennessee In the Legisla-
iure of that State Is Mr. Dew, whether hea de
scended or not Is more than we can tell. Mr. Dew
one day undertook to defend John Tyler. Speaking
of the President he addressed he Speaker follows
" Sir, he is a naive Of the Old Dominion--,he
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27

slm pcrIeeten Scnntaa tnrdy ben Gbrm.
snrn. Dubs, S,r. peter beller, init
.WiB gnna 0ere, beioe pen Der Stdot
2Ilentaun.
gBie Der Scnne miiosr Sdein,
Wihee gutr eeten ftin;
llngefl6rte Treuhc
eeit' i'm feilidcu G5ewanb
Satin an eeS Gjattsn Sanb,
@crgen, 70 ne hcutc,
9lni lctcn Sonntaa onrd, ben @hrtp. Sorn.
German Or. Sdmes Mdicr, nit Wli6 9lnjus
lima Sd,erer,. .beioe pen cieicr Stnrt.
slm porleBten Scnntdg eurt ben @hrip.
Srn. Seller, cr. DaU b W2 ore y, pou
Sber'S Sanccnd, nit WliB 2lnna 0arris
pcn JiCecrsSnuccua.
Dor cinigsr 3eit ourd osnieIben, lNr. . e.
ter Ore 10 er ocn TicbersWacun9ie, init
MiB eibia 0e nj b d. pen 0errefOro
3aunfdip, SerfS @auniy.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
Sraurioc Oscocbcnbeit.

glm Dcnneritag pcrIrster Bcd,c, alS Sas
lcmcu NiIdel bon WaDn IalnId,ip, Sd,nDl'
fill @ountp, nit feiner @hefran nah elmer bel
Deter Sdued gehaltsuen 0enon 9egungcn
mar, bcaabrn I'D, feine beicen dItsften Snben,
Ibcmas uuo Capio, nab bem 6anfe eince
Inhbnrs, Tamens Sne0b nummei, Der
gleidfdns abweleno uno nuf beldgter 8encn
mar. Su oeGeu Snnus fnnoen bic Suben bct
uuterm @crsu an Der g8auo nnfgehdn9t, ei,
ne 8hd,Ie, NIT inId,er iIe ltd) ins Sreie mad,s
ten I'M 86ael "a fd,irsen. Sin 9legcn9uf
trieb lIc wieoer ind SNdus, uno ale 1bcmas,
Der dltcltc, oenNabnen Der SilhIe in 9fuhe
iu ietcn pcrlIhte, 9lng Der ShnB los unc
fuhr 1ciuem Iadbrigen Sruccr DapiO in Die
Brulf, Der nurnrd, cinige Shritte that une
cnnn tcot uierridnt. Die Giefiblr Der bird,
ciefen unaIifiden 3ufaa bctrilbten @ltern
IniTcn ftd, chez esnfcn ais bcId'reibcn. Cine
hcrbcigerufcne rnrD that sinen, ben llmtdn'
oen angcmedetsn 2lusipruh g. B. 8clfs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
Aartc Tcln.

@s ii oiellcid,t nidIt all1cmcin bcfannt,
Odgt baS Farmers Ratiuef) oas lid al cer
Rdrtcffel slpei Shcie beincen, pelc,e, wcnn
iIe ron ciudnccr 9elhuitten uuo Su ocrItlben
3eit gcpHdn,t ,peroen, miro Der cine SnclIcu
ccer 8lrtcffclu, Die fir Den Siftt Ihiflid,
ituc, nm ddbt ccer sehu Gage fruhrr hcrpcr.
brin9eu, als Der anocre. Cieie 3bdtIat,c 1T
uuter meinc cigene Secbad,mu9 acfcmmen
nuo bieles lit cas 8crfdbrcn, ipelheS MN
BON mir bsfol9t piro, um cmen fruhen 8crs
ratb ucn fttoncn mehIi9ten 8lrtcfcIu fir
meinen Iuf gu erh1ten. Die Spiee coer
oas cnune @no Der Jfartcffeln, ipcld,cs 9es
tpchniih pcllcr SIu9en 1T, 1T Der Ihcil, pels
der AM friihclten trdgt-ocr mIftlere rber
S,aupttheil Der JIartoffel trd9t lpdter, ab r
bringt immer 9rcse 8lrtcf;ln berpcr. Tas
cide coer HdbeI'Sno lit mcrtbIcS, aueer nm
8ieh iu fllttern, nno lpenn es 9epfdn,t miro,
70 bringt es lchr mittelmdsiac fleine, uuo off
aar feline &lrtcfeln berpcr, inoem ole glugen,
fuenn rs pclche bar, alf eine uuucafommene
9lrt aetiloet iIno. Die 8artctfeln peroen
9Bcd,en Dor osm paInSen ;erihuitteu uuo
auf einem Sretterbcoen auSlcleqt, oamt bic
gBuncen ,ubeilen fOnnen, pobei oa5 oiiuue
@no pcn benz mttleren Sheil 9etrennt rpirb,
Dad J.abels ceer o'fe @no miro oann abqes
fthnitten, oas mittlere 5beil Der Stdrtcffel
ipire earauf Der edn9e mad, in Srpei Crude
aelhnitten. Dabci rpiro INNER aelorat, oae
Die gr0sisn nno IhOuifen 8lrtcfcln aus9ele.
fen nrben, inoem id, iiberSei9t bin, caB 'psnn
feine anoere als 9rcBe Rdrtcfeln 9ep1an,t
meroeH, ipieoer grcee Rartcheln iueroen her,
pcrgebrad,t weroen. 6leine Din9e bringen
tuieoer fIeine heruor, uno odber icateH feline
fleins Slrtcheln gepalnit peroeT, tpelher
@ebraud, Su ueI befclgt miro, uno bic llrfa'
DIE erfldren mag, nifum 70 mdnd1e @attun:
gen nno 70 piele fIeine 5fartoffeln III unfern
A)2drfteu augetrcffeu fueroeu. gBer wollts
Hid,t cine srcee mehliste Rartchel elmer fIei
neH Uorsieten, rpclde Stnncen lauge 3sit er'
ferbert ebf fie fpsid, sefcd,t rercen fana.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
ucbcr(fclt Der IVfGrftc.

Saa u.-5tleeflamsn bringt 81 90
bis S4 % nno Tlnd,e1aameH 81 IS.
s laur uuo 3R l.-Tldur briiigt IS 81
bis s5 IS. 9to99enmebl 50 IS uno 98elih'
fcrnmcbl 1915.
@etratbe. BaBen brinat 81 25 bis
81 %; 90elfdfOru feline Iahfrnge uno
brin9t So @ent5; oafsr psrtaufte an AZ
@ent6
Bieb bmdrft.--Dds Nuntert pfuub
Rinosasifdl bringt IS % bis 81; 8Ihe NIT
Rdlber brdd,teu 500 bis S35. S6meines
fleiIb bringt 81 90 bis S5 IS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
Starb.

9lm 7ten Diefes, in 91ihmcno 3aunihip,
gerfs @uuntp, an Der WoGcrlubt, s. Ms
ri d, CITE in, ReuoIutiCns'Solont i'm Qll,
ter pon 81 Sabreu, 5 Wondten uuo l2 3as
geu. Qlm odraufolgencsn Samltaq wurbsu
isine lleterreitc an Der Wcsilem Jiirde ;ur
9iuhe gebradt, ,pObci Der @brlp. 6. @ S1er'
man cine pnsenoe 9ebe belt. Socrr Stsin
mar piermdl unter oem Sauuer Ger Strei'
fen uuO Strrne dusgerldt um fir Die Sreis
belt uno llnabhdn9igfeit feines 8uterlanos5
III fdmpfeu. 2Ils er has crife Wnl in Dirnlt
trat, mar er nur Is Sabre aft.
9Im l9pn 9Ipril in bicIrr Stobt, 9R t IL
IN / ian q8 / d / a nj, Elm Schnlein be6
rru. Saccb gBitmer, in cinem 9Ilter pcn /
5ahreu, Wcnateu uno 9 3dgen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27

uno tonn pislIeitif ~ ipsiftr ni[HIz |z|IBt, aIs
oem 9ieb asfnnerf ~ ipercths
Seit mrhrsren Sahren babe Id efn plan
befcIaf, Rartcfelu lpdt i'm S,erbif IN ben Boz
BEN III ibun uno fie nit. Wiiif, snmslen init
Gjerbrrlche ;uSueeden unbss 1T mn jseee'
NAL ecnnqcn sinen 9nten @rtra9 ~ srslehen.
8oriseu SNerbif lie8 id einige 10 idiOne Wler'
GER RartcfeIn ausmadDsn, als nian MIR ,u
leben miniehen fonnte. Gle fparen ben pcr.
heracheuoen Drrbt nit @erberIohe frd,s 3cI
tef bsteft pproen piele berieIben fpcgen
Ieds,ehn lln,cn. Sc ipnroe ben CONNER
ilber feline beicucere Scr9falt ceer sInfmerfs
Samfeit anf Ge perpsnoei, inrem bic fSerber'
Iche es oem llufraut uiht CrIanbte fle Su bes
ldItioen poer Die Hlbrung aus Der 9rbe Su
,iehen, caher batten iIe ben pollen JinBen ceS
Scbens unc purpen burd bic GjerbsrIcbe
fcud,t llub rein geholten; oenn @erberIohe
halt ben @rune feud,t ullo rein NIB IN eInem
perbcGrrten 3uftance, bel Der trcdrnitrn Sab
rcs,eit. Sd, babe ben grceen yinBen oerlel'
ben An mcineu Spar9el' uno @robeeren'See'
ten ausqefuneen, weld)e librlId eamtt be'
eedt wcrocn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
Ghrcffitbcs GrciomiG.

9lm pcrleBten 0icnlta9 9tcno gicus Gin oes
pi6er Gjrabdm pCn 9IlIs9benD in bad naus
cincs Srau,clen, Tomens 9icrman, im Elm
9e,piGes Srnucnsimmsr, pcltss bel eestercm
wchnte, su ilberrccsn, Inru. gtcrman ~ oers
ldscn, uuo ibm su fcl0cu. Ia oit iunge
5rdu cies permeiQsrtc, Urrmunecte er Ge nit
mchrersn Mederititru i'm @eGIdt uns id,cs
ihr bnrduf cine pifcts, pslche mit qstadtem
SIci 9elaecn mar, oeraoe ius GbeGht. Tie
Srnu it Iehr beccuteno perpuntet uro man
spcifclt an ibrem 2Iuffcmmen. Der GOrorr
1T emf flcbeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
Gcfeaftt)afts- -Q(uiltfluls.

lie gefhdfts 0crbintnno prlhe fctber
;wifhen Nreebcrn, prcbt unb RrdnB @iien'
meiffer in 9lllentaun, beitdnben hat III am
2Ofen 9Ipril nit geacnIciti9er @iupilIianng
anfqeIoet pcreen. pile weldle auf irNero ct,
ne Slrt an bic belaote Nirma fdnlcia lIpp,
meroen hermit dufaefrrorrtin inncrbaIb W1c'
natcn an prCbff unc Sfraue abmbcSablcn, in
prren Sndnren GId, bic Bidder beinorn- -uno
ale ScldIe Die SInfcreerung hnbsn, beliebsn
ibre 0Recbnun9en 70 baIe ais meglid, einju'
brin9en.
T. 9. - Siad, einer lieterfhreibuna, aes
mad)t pcn Der Cbengendnnteu 6irmd, fclIen
ane Sd,uIben, Iei eS in SuhId,ulcsn, 9icten,
Orcers, coer ouf iraeno sins 9Irt, nur an
Ircba unb 6rauB bsjablt wereen.
@epr9e Trecbcrt
@eor9e Drobif,
Spcl 6rauB.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
Srt9ape- Gnfpeftor.

9ln bte Stimmfibi9en Der 2ten Sris
9aoe 7ten 9lbtbeiluuG .. Sc.
Sreunee unb Willoloatsn:
sIuf9eforocrt burf cine 9rc6e 9Inidbl
msiner Sreunoen bin if beipr9en tporcen,
mid @ut ais @ancicat flirscas
SrigaoesS SSnipeftcrs9(mt
bel Der ndhiten Bahl anSubieteu. SolIte
id 70 9lndlidb fein ermdhlt ~ ipereen, 70 Uer'
iprete id Die paihteu oes 2Imtes nit 3reue
uno pauftliffsit ausSuhten.
@epr9e Ger,
Colonel bes 1873. Wiliy yRe9iments.
9pril 81, nq-bB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
@rabifeins Sdllcr in 9(Ientaun,

mnft fsinsn Sreunccn uno cinem 0eehrten
Vubitum srgrbert befannt buB er bds Obis
9s @eItdft nod INNER an ieinem alten
Stano, bid)t bel Der 1utheriihen Stride, forts
brtreibt, uno ras er INNER bersit 1T jece Dirt
licgenoe uno itebenoe Girabiteire auf bic filr'
,ete 2lnicigs gu osrfertt9cu. Da er in benz
Gciddft @,fnbrun9 bat uno feline Preiie du'
serf bi0i9 fno, 70 fhmeideIt or fth, feine
5tuucen CUR pCiIi9en 3nfrieocnbeit beoienen
~ fcnnen 2lue bel ibm 9emaften Seitel'
ln9eu in Ieinem Cad, Weroen nit Danf aus
9euommen uuo auf's plnftliblfc belorgt,
@r it odnfbar fir Die aus9soebnte 9tuf.
munterun9, bic er biehcr in bicIem @effdft
9cncfen bat, uno hcfft cine SortcGucr Der
jepo9snbeit iciner Sreuncen uuo Der Ofents
lihen @unit gu 9enicsen.
9IpriI, 81, na-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
Sgt9ape SnIpeetor.
GreIInoe nno MitfoIoaten:

Sreunoe nno Wlttiolodten:
Gurh ed6 fpies
eerbclte Grfufcn pieler meiner Sreuucsn uno
Mitlclcatcn, bin if bepc9en rpcrcen, mid,
ale @dnoioot fur oas
grt9abes SnIpector q m t.
Der 2tcu Brigade, 7ten DipifIOn, y. WP., bel
Der ndhfen Wabl au;ubicten. Da id fhon
81 Sabre in oem Wilitir 9ecicut babe, 70
f6nuen msine lluteritnBer perIdcrt fublsn,
oaB, fails ih erwdhlt nerben iclltc, oas 2lmt
,nr 3ufriroenbstt 2lIsr bcoiensn fam uno
iperee. Sclts id) alIo erpdhlt peroen, 70
psroe if bic g'attten eeS 2mtes duf cine uils
partheiiIfe Wcile, NIT Ireue II. pnnttlidfeit
ausuben. sIn oiejeni9en bic fh bemlihen,
meine Wdbl ju Gderu, peroe id, mid INNER
nit rparmsm Canf9efiihl erinnern.
CJcfGab Gbcabs.
9ipril 81, l84l. nq-bB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
NaCbrtC6t

miro hermit 9egrbeu, oas Der linterftriebe'
ne dls 9bmiuifrdtor uon Der ointerlasens
ffaft ocs pcrffcrbeuen q brab bdm Stes
d lestbin pen giorosgSheithaa 3aunff,ip,
2edla @anntn ernannt ncroen it,-aIlle oies
jeniaen eaber pslde auf irgeue cine sIrt an
bic bsiaete 5ointsrIaeenfhaft fhulci9 Tno,
nerosu bierburd aufsefpreert, SipiIheu nm
uno oem lteu 9luguit, ndhifens, abiubeSdb,
len,-uno Scld,e bic redtmdei9e 8creeruus
gen babeu, beIieben ihre Hehnungen ebens
fails bis oabiu pablbeitdtiqt einSubrin9en.
GorarD Schler.
sIpril %, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27
Nerti0en 6letNun0slfiifen

llnterboien iu oerIdieoenen preilen.
Die pbiaeH 8leioun9Situde fno inter feb
ner 9Iufltdlt 9emaht poroeu uuo CT lit rpils
lens, fe rbne alleS rpeitsre Cob fur fdb Ielblt
reoen gu lalTen.
2lud) hate er tinen 8crratb bon Stods,
Soemocfraqen, uno Semoen gu uerfaufen.
|Idpes Wasen n fir Shueiccr lin6
tmmerfort bsi ibm gu baben.
SameS SameIon.
D"@r hat Die Ieunorfer uno pbildoeb
pbier Saihens bsrsits empfan9en uno Dieje'
ni9en neIfe folde mterihrieben haben be'
lcben oiefelben bel ibn abSubclen.
9pril q. nq--6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27

ltngIii f-Cer yirrtbumberIdno pplts
wdqcn bcgcanctc am Scnntag Wcrqcn einem
lluglud, ais CT I'M @cqriff mar. um Die @de
ucn HcB lIt0, untcrhaIb QSitCSbarre, 81 fabs
rcu. Pin cincm gcfihrIihcn puufte wdrcen
Die pferoe Id,cu une irfen bduou. Der qSds
gen ftcl ouf Der untcreu Scitr Der Giraffe
nm unc roIIte ben l1nNcl binnb. @5 wdrcn
) V'Gl0iere oarin, dbcr 0liidlihenpciie 1T
feiucr ocrfelbeu beccuteuo bcihdbigt ,pcrcen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-27

&aitcrOeG - On ct. Qcui6 III cine
@aitcr Del Tabrif welde 35 Rcnifen bes
ihiftioet. Sie perfaufte ocri9es Sahr 800
Barrel, ourhiduittlid, III $50 bas Barrel,
uno pcrbrauttc Is, 500 SuId,el Schuen, gum
Wcrtb pcu 81 bis 81 25 ods SuIhel.