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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

BANK RRsUMprIoN.-Tbe signs in the
Louisiana, Maryland and Pennsylvania
Legislatures indicate that coerciYe mea.
sures will be adopted for nm early re-
sumption of specie payments by the
Banks. In Louisiana and in Maryland,
bills to that effect have beer reported in
the lower branch Of both legislatures
In Pennsylvania, Gov. Porter recon-
mends that unless the banks resume by
the middle Of summer. their charters DO
forfeited, and new banks be established.
There is much plausibllity in this sugges.
ton, and we are no. certain, that il would
no, be the best mode Of proceeding with
our own banks. The institutions now in
existence, or some Of them at least, are
so paralyzed by the large accommoda.
ton debt, which has been upon the ledger
SO long that the memory Of the Oldest IN
haitian, cannot date its beginning, tina,
they are unable to aid the commercial
community-much less meet their obli-
cations in specie. BY requiring these in
situations to go into liquidation, and rs.
tablishing new Ones, the present genera.
ton wnuld be able to come in for a share
Of those benefits and accommodations,
which Banks can give and ought to give
in and of Legitimate commercial pursuits.
Probably il would be a good principle, to
exact a forfeiture Of a Bank in every case
of suspension-to be followed up by the
immediate creation OF u new institution TO
take its place.
But it is for the wisdom Of the Legisla.
ture to determine The policy Of adopting
this course at the present time. We nei.
Their urge il, nor oppose it.-Rieh. Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

The Correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says the ApportIonment Com
miltee in the House will report 5000 as
tho ratio Of representation. The Post
Office Committee it is thought will recon-
mend that letters be charged by weight.
| He also adds "the Committee Of Re.
t~renchment, at the head of which is Gov.
Gilmer, of Va, are busily engaged in
searching for abuse in the several De-
partments, and in the course Of the SEES
SION you may look for an able exposition
Of the sTIPENDIARy extravaganza Of the
Administrations OF Gen. Jackson and Van
Buren,, accompanied with an earnest re-
commentator to reform il with a strong
hand"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
ONGRES

The only business Of Importance before the House
Of Representatives last week, was the proposition
~ issue Treasury Notes for the temporary wants OF
,he Treasury, which was paused on Friday last by
. vote of 1919 yeas to SO nays.
Petitions are pouring into Congress against the
repeal of the Bankrupt Law, from all sections OF
,he country. 1t is thought, however, that the bill
rspeaiing the law. will pass the House. IL IL
doubtful whether i, will pass the Senate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
TBE BANK.

TIL. followiup gentlemen are the Directors ol
the branch Of the Farmers Bank at Winchester
for the year 1919 Those elected by the stock
holders, are
Messrs. James NJ Mason, Philip Williams, Jf.,
Jacob Senseney, Abraham Miller.
Appointed BY the -Messis. John E.
Page, John w. Miller, John Bruce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
VIRGINIA PENIrENrIARy.-The Annu-

VIRGINIA PESIrENTIARY.-The Annu-
al Report of the Superintendent OF this IN.
s,itution shows il to be in a very flourish
ing condition, the manufacturing opera
tons within its walls having been more
profitable than those Of the previous year
by about Sl97l. The number OF prison
ers al the close OF the year, independent
of negroes for transportation, was males
1888; females, 10; in all, 1856. The
earnings Of the prisoners up TO the close
of the llth month, were S2l ,652 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

o. by reference to the Legislative Prooeed'ns'
81 our paper to-day, 7, will be seen that a bill h''
rssse9 'h- House OF Delegates ensc'ing' that si'e'
,he Legislature has been IN session ninety days
Tho pay Of the member, shall be two dollars pc
@ss. D,sht.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
NEW COUNTIES.

Bills have passed the House OF Delegates. the
present session, creating two new counties, The
6t.,, to be called Clay, is to be formed out OF the
s~ounties Of H,rison, Lewis and Wood the sec
ssd, 10 be called Uarioa, il ProPoscd to be formed
an, Of the counties of Harrison and Monongalia
Mi. will increase the numbsr Of e%ountie' ia III
Dd Dominion to about 1875.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

Who ARE THE OPPONENTS Of THE
BANKRUPT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
Benton. Buchanan and their tail or SOL.
lowing;'-Crediiors, who oppose II from
a mistaken sense ofinteres,; and the Rich,
the unreasonably rich, who wish to have
no participants in their advantages, and
desire TO ride rough-shod over the poor,
and unfortunate, who wish to keep those
who have once fallen from their high
estate in the condition Of Luci(er,
Never to rise again.
The motives OF the first and the last
class ~ofopponenrs are truly despicable.
Benton, Buchanan, ct id genus omne are
unwilling that the Wings should have
the credit Of passing n popular bill, but
SOC, 600 ~unfortunates are ready TO sustain
II, and TO visit with the deepest enmity
the persons who defeat their objects, or
attempt to do so, whatever party they be-
long.-BoSton Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
ELECTION.

An election for three Representatives to C1n-
gress to Gil vacancies occurring by the resignation
of Mes.rs. Cooper, Colquit and Black, has been
lately held. The result is not positively known,
but i, 10 supposed, tha, the Loco cnndidstss' the
gentlemen nboye named, have been chosen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

Gen. Leslie Combs, who is at New Or
leans, has written to Washington Tor per
mission to proceed to Mexico and nego'
tate for the liberation of our citizens cap
tured with the Santa Fe Expedition, a
mong whom was his SON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

SMALL GAME.-The Enquirer affects a
holy horror at the idea of naming a coun-
~ in Virginin, Clay; and appeals to It's
party friends in the Senate to strike GU
the name by all means. ifthey do not wish
to elect Mr.. Clay next President! This
is petty and contemplate, indeed Whtg'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
nEAIH OF LINN RANKS.

Il IL stated in the National Inrelligeneer, that
Linn Banks our late Representative in Congress
from the Madison District, Was thrown from his
horse. and drowned, on Friday last, while attempt.
rig TO cross Conway river, in Madison county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
LOSS OF THE u. S. COR VETTE PEA
rock

The New York Journal Of Commerce
Of Friday says ain our last we had the
pleasure Of announcing the safe arrival OF
the U. S. ship Peacock and schr. Flying
Fish at he Sandwich Islands, about the
18th OF June, from a successful cruise OF
exploration and survey among the Samoan
and other groups Of islands. Also the de-
,ar,,ro Of those vessels a few days after
wards, to join the Vincennes and Porpo'sc,
on the Norlhwes, Coast of America. 1t
now becomes our duty to o the
LOSS OF THE Peacock, in Columbia Rlv.
err, Oregon Territory We have, how
ever, the satisfaction TO state, that the dis
aster was NOT attended wiM The loss OF
any Hpes. Nothing was saved except
the instruments. This intelligence is con-
tanned in n letter from the Northwes:
Coast, dated in November last, and recei-
we'd by a mercantile house in the city.
We have M other particulars"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

OREGON TERRIroRY.-A ship will sail
hom New York in a few days for the CO.
lumbia river. touching q, the Sandwich
Islands.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20


discharge Of the interes, of the public
debt, and The surplus to be applied to o
sinking fund, Cor the final redemption Of
The principal.
BOARD OF AeRrcULrURE.-The en-.
crossed bill concerning The Board OF Ag.
riculture, was taken up on motion OF Mr..
Kennedy, and lead a third time. THE
bill provides that the members Of the
Board shall receive IS per diem while ia
session, and mileage for travelling 10 the
place where the Board assemblies at its
annual meeting
The question then REQUIRED upon the
passage OF the bill, which alter a lew re-
marks in is support by MIR. Scott, was
decided in the affirmative. Ayes 90,
Noes "a.
On motion az Mr. Martin, oil Tyler, the
House adjourned.
tbs SrEAKER's DECrsIoN.-Ih ne hich-
mond Compiler Of the 1lth inst. says:--
We neglected yesterday to correct an
error in our report Of Fridays proceed
ings fihe Legislature. We stated, that
the question on Mr.. Hunters's appeal from
the Speakers decision touching the scope
Of debate on the motion to take up, was
decided in the ncgative-i. e. the speak
err was sustained. This was not so.-
Gen. Bayly moved to lay the appeal on
The table, which was done without q
count.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

THE Mon IN CINCrNNATI.--Thc bank
ing concerns which were the objects oil
mob violence in Cincinnati, were private
banks, owned and conducted by indivId-
uals. Since then there has been no fur.
Their outbreak. The Cincinnati Gazette
of the 18th instant has the following:
THE BROKEN BANKs.--We wish to
state ore fact connected with these insti.
tutions--that none OF them were in good
repute.
The names they bear may induce PEG.
pie abroad to suppose that they were con-
nected with our well established institu
tions. This is not SO. Their paper was
not bdnkable, and it was looked upon with
suspicion by the community.
No banks are in a better condition than
our city banks, and we hope now that we
shall have in circulation only their notes.
II is time that we rid ourselves Of all
worthless paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
OUTBREAK.

has the following particulars VI The noing'
of mob in that city on the preceding
day:
OUTBREAK.
Mob rule reigns again in our city
Monday evening, the Miami Exporting
Company Bank assigned its effects, and
on yesterday morning the Bank OF On
~cinnati closed its doors.
Early in the morning the crowd, IN
consequence OF their failures, began 10
collect round the doors Of these instltu-
tons. and by ii o'clock had broken INTO
them, destroying all the moveabie prop
er,y and whatever Of books or papers
could be laid hold OF.
About This time ten ofthe City Guards,
headed by their brave Captain, Mitchell
appeared, drove the rioters away. and, Tor
a time, CALAMITY maintained their position
But they were called off. On retiring
they were assailei; they fred, and woun.
ded some one or two persons.
The mob had with this exception I'm lis.
pu,ed possession Of the city, and commea-
red an attack frs. upon Bates Exchange
Bank, and after thu, upon Lougee's Tx.
change Office, both Of which they des.
uoyed, making havoc Of every thing
which was at all ~destruc,ible.
The City Council met al IL o'clock.
But they were unable, as we learn, to pass
an ordinance for the preservation OF the
public peace, eleven votes being necessary
for this purpose, in consequence of only
eleven members being present, and one OF
that number voting against il. All that
could be done was then done, riz: TO pass
an order appropriating five hundred dol
lars to defray the expenses in employing
an extra police.
The citizens organized at a o'clock,
and put themselves IN strong force near
the scene of the disorder. No further vi.
olence has been committed, and we hope,
from appearances at the time our pa
per was pu, TO press, that none will b.
attempted. The guard of citizens was
under the direction Of Sheriff Avery and
Marshal Satin.
P. S.--Since writing the above, we
hear there was upwards OF $4,000 dol.
lars Of money in the vault Of the Miami
Bank S21s, 600 OF this was in their own
notes--Sl,26l in specie, and the balance
in paper of other banks, all Of which was
taken. -Four persons have been arrested,
upon whom were found S24, 600, some Of
which was in bankablo money-the bal.
ance in their paper.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank had
a notice on the door last evening that
they would reopen this morning at 9
o'clock,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20

The Farmers Bank oil Canton, Ohio,
has stopped payment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
Mnp ~

The Cincinnati Gazette ofihe 18th inst.
has the following particulars Of the dolngs
ola mob in that city on the preceding
lJav.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-20
THURSDAY, Jan. 18th, 1912.
THE FAITH OF THE STATE.

On motion Of Mr.. Dorman, the Pream-
BILE and Resolution submitted by him on
the 9Th inst, was taken up, and nav.
ing been amended, on his motion, by
striking out the Preamble, was agreed TO
by the House as follows:
Resoived, That the Committee on FL
nance be instructed 10 bring in a bill set
ting apart and solemnly appropriating
adequate and certain portions OF the pub
lie revenue, arising from taxation, 70 the
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
SScrlleirGfbet:

slm UrrleBten Dienita9 ourd ben @brtp.
6rn. Dnbs, nr. COWARD Sern, init
Wa6 6 liSa @rC Q, beibe ecu Sieler Stact.
aIm pcrlcsteu Samita9, bHrd ben @hrW.
&rn. Sdger, Sor. Spiepb Sd9er, jr.
ntit 9Pis 3Da aria Auier, teice prn sIl'
lentaHR.
slm leefsR ScNuto9, burd ben @brw. Nrn.
o,dger, Sor. Saiomon 8tanf, opn 2llIen
TauniChp, gtrrtblmptcu @dHntp, init Wile
Sufanna Steiu, eca cieier Stact.
ksamlceten SonHtao ,ourt ben Gbrw. 9rn.
@ermau, Sar &euben &e d c b a d,
ocn Sbsrs9Rilfcro, nit. g atbarinaAnna d
6rep, pou SberWaruu9e.
slm uimlihen Gag, curh bcnirlben, S1r.
alomcu Samau NIT W r a
DriBler, beioe Ucu 9tleOer'Macan9ie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
81 a CDrt Cb t.

9ln oie dd,ttarcr Htd,ter Der Scltrt BON Gcms
mon Nled6 fir eedd @aurtD, peltle icst
eine @curt Der eierteIjihrigen Sieuu9eH
in uno fir crfa9tes @duutp hoIteu:
Ole 8utIdrift pen Sdmes &ledncr bon
SiloslSheitbda Iaun(d,ip, erfdgtem @auntY
,ciaet ebrertieti9ft an, eas er Gin SoauS III
bcsiebcn geoenft, peIt,cs ttesupcr rcu Scbn
Corncp aiS eju cfeutlihe6 @allbaus bempbut
mar, uuo 6as er feruerhiu pilufd,t ein Of
feutiides GjaithauS 81 haIten or bittet bds
her eucre sidtbareH ibm einen @rdubnie'
lhciu su osrtvilIi9en um Elm 9altbdus AT
holten, an Dem beIagten pios fur ras fiinfs
tioe Sahr. llnc CT bittet II. {. no.
ccSameS S(cfner.
Die liuterScidreten Burger bon Sio >
Wbeitbau IanuItip, eedIa SduntY, empfebs
len ben rbigeu Sttltcler, mo beseu9eu ticrs
nit, ooe cbeu heIa9tes gathdu6 nrtbwcucig
it um baS putlifum uno Srembe oocr &cis
feuee su bcherber9en, uno eae Der cbcH be'
mantle 8ittiteQer eiuen 9uten 9iuf fur @brs
Iid1feit uno Tndtclnbeit hdt, uuo eaB or gut
nit SSausraum uuo Seauemiihfeiteu fir
5remoe uub 9teiIcnoe su beberber9en perfes
ben lit.
SaIcmcu @ririemere, rscbu Crruep,
@pipin @riciemere, gSiGi1m CcrncD,
Salpmrn GSdbel, Scunthan Scrber,
SNeurp Seitler, @lid6 Mers,
S'iocen Sricorih, @oparo Sd,anb,
Ibcs. eidteuwaIter, peter OcrueD,
c5dnnar 5, nq--3n'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
Starb.

am pcrtestcu Sreitag in BeiBenbnrs 3ip.
bic @bc9attiu eeS SSrn. CAMEL 5ceIfridI, ii
einem alter non un9cfdhr 40 Sabren.
Dor ciuigcR 9God'en in S,circlter9, Glid'
tet,, Satin bon Mdclaus &cru, im 63iten
2ebenejabre.
8cr einiger 3ejt in ScrthanptcR @anntp,
trr. 9brabam 6rej in cen 50er Sahren,
Yin oorlceten Djenifas III QSciBenbura,
amilicn, Elm S6bulein css 9jeeea WerlD,
i'm 4ten eebcn5jnhre.
Sn Champaign @duntp, Ohio, SNr. z + o ms
as { iptc ~ Gin 0fcupIuticnsicIeat Ill
Sabre aft.
2Im 9ten Gcpember, in llrbana, Ohio, Sor.
Erieorid d 9iump, Elm 9leuoluticnsfpl'
tat, in l07ten eebensiahre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
9Sierteljdbrlicbe ssrtet- -2iFe,

8rirfc peld,e am Bitten Cec IS4l in ecm
sIlIeutdun pof:9Imt Iie9en ocblieben.
Daniel Srcbff. 8. s. Barton, Sohu 3.
Scpb, 3chn s 8uSfirf, Scas unb @crman,
Deter 8rcwn, gBm. 8urfhaIter, @harles
@olser, cobn @larf, Saecb @elucr, @ecr9e
@rabcr, Sppbia Oerr, GObn Cornen @harIee
@caro, Sohn @dcrt, Spnae @uan6, Fatha
MEL everett, 9Inorcm 9. @mharo, 9ieubcu
SIerer, eeDis 9rrebans, Sdccb @duaeperc,
Simctbp @eieuer, paul SoammeI, e. 81 Soels
fer, W3r. Ssider, 9eor9e SNerbfter, Sclrph
lcenrp, Dhdcit Sarrett, Scnj, Serfhner, 8
Refer, s. 8celer, 9lnorep Sramer, csdmcs
Reru, Saccb eeuan, Iatban eancsnihId9er,
@eUr9e eeoan, Murtin Mengss, 9Renper nnb
WcrB, @hrilfidu MilIer, 9ieuben Mcpers, Scs
fepb Yiepharb, Rpmis uno SIlbri9ht, Sfaac
9obert, 9Ibrabam 8cbn, Caniel Sdreiber,
Sobu Sherer, @fq 2, Sohn q. SIcuab, 60,
oia Shiffert, Schn Stettler, Sabma Stcut,
Sohn Stdbler, g1m. Shd fer, @cl. q. s.
Ibompfcn, Sobn 9rorefI, FEM, Saeob 98ag'
ner, @ar9nretb Wtite, Schn Melper, Smitb
iinb aBeaper, nenry' gBiIeD, Midael 3efInsr.
9 # sB lie fe.-sIoam Srco, Or.
8. Mafdper.
q. 6, 97ube, Noffmeiifer.
canuar s. 1872. uq-8m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05

9fm 20fen. December fpurbe Die fIeine Stli'
BE- tpelde an bic NafionaI,GdIerie in Wafh.
inatcn arenat, tnrdb faIfhe SdIuileI aeefnei
unb mehrsrs Ndifen bic tcitbare gIrtitet ent'
hielien aewoItlam ertrcd,en. 6ci9enee gIrti'
fgl purbeu bardus geifehIen:
Die sIssaute eclbene Sd,nupftabadsbcie,
nit Tiamanten eingefdet anf benz DedeI
berfeIben befiincet iid, ber Sntftabe A Bon
Giamanten.
Sin perls saIsbanb, enthalteub l49 pers
len; ebenfaas smei beicnbers 9rcIe, Die ourdl
ben Smaun bon Muscat oen preIlpenten
gum @efthenf 9emadlt waren.
Gine gclcene Deaenlheice, Der Cesen mar
auriif aelaiTen, bic Shei5e ,pahrih child, Siis
fanmen 9ebrgeit.
Gin 1auIemc Ibdlef Selobnun9 percen att
aebcten fir Die @erhaftnng ces @eiteblenen.
Gie Stute wcriu bic sIrtifel aufbepabrt
fpureen, mar ireui9e Winuten Dor Der Ses
ranbun9 oeSFnet wcresn um bic @nricltdten
eiui9en Sremosn ju seigen.
QBenn mir ntdt irren 70 1T bic cbenge'
ndnnte dlinirftatodeScfe eiCielbe bic rem
9ldft. Scbu Guircp 9Ieams burdh ben Sap'
Ser aisraneer ben 9ineIane, se(denft ipnrse.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
0curt Qoroflantattolt.

Sintemdl Der od)tbars Sob SantS,
preIloentsRidter i'll een oeridNeoencn Srlirs
ten pcu @oftcn plea6 pom oritteu 9cridtss
Besirf, beitebeHo due ben Saunties Bcrfs,
g2crtbamptcn uno Qcd1a, i'm Stddt 9NennGIls
panien, in &rdft feines 9lmtes prellcentridr
ter perfdIeoener @cBrteH orn SDer uuo 3ers
miner u. aGaemeiner 9efiu9niss s@rleei9un9
IN befagteu @aunties; uno s. 8. Huhe,
unb Sefeph eager, @lqutrcs, @ehulfss
gfid,ter Der &curten pom SDer uno 3erminer
nuc daqemeiner @efdneniss @rlceiguna fir
nie Midbtnuq bon Saupts uno aHocrn 8erbres
den in erIaatem 9ed,a @auntp, ibren Scfehl
an mid, aerid,tet baben, ipcrin ic cine @curt
peu SDer uuo 3erminer uno piertcljdhri9er
GiBuHa Don Common 9leas ouheraumen,
svels,e gehaIten fperoen fca IN Der Staet
silIentaun, fur bas @auntD eed,a, auf ben
5tcn Wionta9 i'm Wscnat Slnuar,
IS42, spcIdes Der Site Gag bes bcia9ten Wc'
udt6 1T, u. fpefoJe cine 98ohe eauern wiro.
90 miro hermit 9sa6rid,t ge9eben
an ale 1ricnensriftcr nno @pnffabel iruers
hdlb bes beIagteu @anuties oeu eed,a, baB
Fe bann unb bafelbit iIdb in ei9ener pericn
nit ihren 94cns, 9ecpros, SnquiItcnen une
Graminatipnen einsuFneeu baben, nm ibreu
pFihten Dor erIa9ter Court absuwarten.
ge6oleiden, lperben audi alle biejes
niaen, fpeldDe gegen @efan9enc in ocm @es
finquis bes @dunties eed1a als &ld9cr cecr
3euaen aufsutreteH babeR, benadridti9et,
bae &c I'D, abort uno baielbif einSufiuoen
baben, nm bieislben gu prciequiren: tpie es
linen 9Red,t olnfen mag.
Gjeaeben inter meiner panb, in ber Stabt
Mnentaun, biefen stem Gag Sannar, i'm Snbr
nnfers 0errn l842.
George @efterbple, S6erif.
SherifFssslmtsffute1 no-be
MlIentaun Sannar 5,
@OIG srbaIte bic 5iepubIif
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
81 d dlrtdl

9In Die nd,tbdren 1ichter Der Court urn Som.
mon pIeas fur pedla @aunfD, peIde iebt
eiHe Court Der pierteIjdbriqem GiBungcn
bse Sriebsne, in unb fur erfa9tes eauntp
bdtfen
lie @ittld,rift bon Q mnet M. 81 IL
ler BON epnn 3auufd,ip, III erflatem @auu'
to. seiaet ehrefbieti9lf an, bae er ein 6ans IN
befdgtem 1annldtp bemchnt, psIehes hier3m'
Dor als elm 6ffenilid,es @aithau5 aebalfen
ipuroe, nnb bae er fernerbin niinfrbt Elm 6fs
fentIid,es @altbaus Su baIten ct bittet ba'
her enere Adtbdren ihm eiHen @rIdnbmiBs
lhein su perDilIigen um Gin Galfbaus ,uhal,
ten, an benz belagten plde fur oas fnnftise
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Samuel SO. Siifler.
lie lluter,eidlneten Blraer BON 9pm
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len ben cbi9en Bittifetler, nnc beseugen biers
NIT, bas cben befaates @aiibaus nCtbwencig
ii UNI oas pnblifum unb Srentoe ober 9feis
Ienbe ;u beberbergen, uno cae Der cben be-
mantle Bitt(fener etuen 9iten Huf fur @hrs
lidtfeit unb ytiid,ternbett bat, unc b1B er gut
nit 6dusraum uno Seauemlihfeiten fiir
Sremos unb 9eiisnoe ;u beberbergen oerfes
ben iff.
Jchdnnes Gjreber, Samuel S0ermcnD,
Nere. NoQmeiler, cJc(epb ScIlbdD
Schn Stein, Weid,aeI Stetn,
9Iarpn Donat 2epi Tcnat
Gjiceon SeMer, Qepi 6ifler,
benjamin. Ssmalo, peter Sdneioer,
Samnel ). RnB,
Sduudr S. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
9SerbIr-2i(fe,
Niir sen cSonuor Sermtn, 1910,

Sir ben Sanlar 8ermin, 1912.
Scnas Seiberlina, i'm 8ertrauen, oeaeu
Senjamin Sd,aDer uno @runobemchner.
@curab Duber 9egen Spnatbdn Sdwdrl
Charles 8ettler 9eeen g. Beinberaer.
CAMEL eaub ge9en Gbcmas Craig,
Serbert {. Wccre 9egen 6aberader uuS
8erD,
.tdcct ged,tef 9esen Scbn Scbnfcn,
Der ndnltd1e 9e9en ben ndmlid,en,
5ames ShnieDer ge9en Tatban Wbitefy,
9. 9. 8epner ge9eu NenrD Bitter,
Ute Vonf bon pennlDlpanien 9e9cn 1bos
mas qRcrman,
81 qDiniam a u. sdmiOt ssssu ealomen
@jauqemere,
gBeapcr unb Gdlpeten sessn SaiOmcn
lleberrctb,
Sdceb @cIUer oe9eu Dluiet Jeetr
SeCr9e Sdlmiot 9egen Daniel 9 diuier,
SenrD gfunnemadber 9e9eu 9BilIiam SO.
Selfriooe, qlominiffrator,
@hdrles @senpein uno Co. gegsn Sames
@brilfman 2Iominifratcr.
Simon @lfelt gegen ben ndmlifen,
eharles U. Dcnnenbauer 9e9en een ndui'
iihen,
Daniel Q. 9i. Suuter se9en nntsr aho
Witler,
Scde hno Stfm 9cgen george NerR,
9lcbert 8. 9Bri9ht 9e9eu ben n6mlidlen,
@au9ewers uno Orefder 9e9rn @briitiau
Sdid,
StcmaS Craig 9c9en GbCmaS Borman,
Ncminiltrdicr,
Ctcbu 6iifler oegen Sdeob WufhIib,
Der Staat pennfnlranien fir ben Ruben
BON Scbn Snm, 9Ibminilfrator, 9e9en Dams
lei Dam uno @rnnobenobner.
Der ndmlid,e 9e9en ben ndmlthen,
George Sdumader, sibminifrator, sesen
@tarlee 8rduIs,
g8ilhelmina Diebl 9eoen G'ec. Dietrid,,
9B 6. eipingitcn gr9cn coeob Sfuhe,
Der ndmlite gc9en Scfepb Rrdmer,
Sacob 9Bdt, jr 9e9en D. @an9ewere unb
.. @au9e,pere,
Sciepb Srsiman ec9en @itliam Snaue,
Caniel 9t6oer 9eaen pbilip German,
Se6e SamuelS, prptb.
Sannar 5, nq-b0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
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