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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
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Diefe 3eitun9 prb jebcn Mittpcd, auf
elnem 9rosen SupersHcpal 8p9en, nit sans
ueuen Sdwiftcn, berausgegetcn.
Cer 5nblrripticn6spreiSi tcin GboIcr
ees Sahre, IN BcrausbesabIung.-
Sm Sal otes nid,t 9efd,iebt, 70 pcrocn ciu
5haler unb fanf unb ;,panSi9 Gcnt6 angcs
rcdlnet.
Rein Snb1cribent ipiro fir pcni9cr ole G
Weoadte auaenommen, uno friucr fam bic
3eitlut9 dnf9eben, bic alle 9iildItdnec barauf
abbe5ablt fIno.
Ntf1nntmahunocn, prtde cin 8icrrd
anSmaden, peroen breimaI fir cincn 2haler
einacriift nno fir jete fernerc @inriduno
fhnf unS SwdnSt9 @ent6. = @rGecre nad
8erbdltnis.
Dieienisc pclte Die 3eituu9 nit Der Gcft
cctr benz pclfreiter crbaltcn, muGcu felbIf
Safur be;oblcn.
Sile 8refe an bic Serdu69ctcr muGcn
poftfrc | etngr1nuot iperccu, lcnlt pcrrcu
ftr uidlt aaf9eucmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
[No. 90.


giadilebenoes, lit cine Qilfe Der 9ledltgfaIie,
ipeldle IN. elmer Court BON Common 95leas
bon Qed)l @auntD uerbGrt merDen lOflet, bic
am WCntng ben 29ffen 2lugulf, in Der Gfaot
gIlIentann ibren 9lHfan9 nebnler, nnb enc
QBode banerii lru
Scnas SeiberIing 9egea Benjamin SdaII
unb 9runobeipobner.
@onrao Sonber 0egen Son. SdMpars.
Daniel tHub 9egen Ghomas Craig.
.Salries Shmeier, 9egen ". gBbiteieB.
Sam o. Sepner 9egen NenrD Sitter.
Senrno yienmaDcr, 9c9en 9. Bernbaro.
. elram 8numrr 9e9en Gerr9e 8apffr nno
SaIoniun @lous.
philip Senfiermadfr, 9e9sn 6. rclben.
g9illidm Gan9emere, 9egen lJenrD Gutb
nn6 Weter 8lant.
8nas unb Stem gegsn Gcrrgr Sdre.
Glcbert 6. Mri9bf, gcgen DenIelbeH.
Jobn Dlpli, ee9eH S!brabam Eio ScsHrD
9eubaro.
Srbn ooffert, 9egen 5accb 9ittle It. SraR.
paul WltCer, ge9en 5Dbn @. @cnnoie.
gGiIfon uno Bruoer, 9c9en 6. qBa9ner.
Sobn Gd)6nebrud gs9sn So. Meuner.
ciohn Wiebcr, gegeu Scbn 9Ioom Wtebfy.
Spbn Wa9ner, gr9en Willidm grei.
Santuel SoDoen, 9egen 81. WetberkcIb.
aDHS HHu WttuFtI HtYtH 3eHItlVtH.
Die 9ierub!lf penniDlpaner, segen pfter
Seip, fsn
Diefelbe 9e9sn peter Seip, jr.
Diefclbe ge9su 9cbu Woung,
Otcielbe 9r8en Saecb ettle.
Same5 6. Sloan, 9e9en 8. G,. @eof
Die @recutcreu oes Oerltorbenen 3xtsr
3rcrell, gs9en paul 5tnaus.
@lemire Or. Rartin, 9easn z. WormaH.
Sec. 3ie9snflIB, geaen 9. llcbsrrcth,
Seize Samnels, prDtb.
Sui l3, nq-bG
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
Noelrtl6t

ipirb hermit 9e9cbcu, onB Ser llnterSeid,ncte
alS 9ominifratcr Der SointerIaeenlhaft oes
rerlforbenen George Btloanae
lcethiu bon 9icresWbeithaa Idunldip, ecfa
@auutp, au9elfelIt purcc. 9llte eiejeu9cn
oober fprldle nod an befaeie S,interlaecns
fdlaft fdluloig iIno, werbcn erluft innerhalb
3 MCnatcn ab,ubesabierL - iiuo Solde bic
ncd) rcdtmdeige Scrcerunsen bnten, belize
ben ibrc 9iedlnun9en binnen pe(d9ter 3elt
rcbIbeitdii9t sinsubrinoen.
SoenrD SiSfeN Qen'rr.
.g,ll 6, nq-GnI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
Qeete grtnnerung.

9lfte uno Seee bic ncth in ben Stobrbahern
bed llnterihriebeuen (dnloia fHo, iueroen
hierburdb mcdmalS ernitlid Cnber gefpi6 snuE
leeten WaI) srinuert, 70 baIo ais mSgIidi a6s
;ubesahleH. 9IlIe nelde oieie freHnof6dftiD
DIE @inlacuus perfdumen, stpiFdlen nun nnc
oem 1ifen Septenlber 9idlti9feit ,u MAIDEN,
baten itdl ielbft Ole ShuIo ;u geben, mann
lie llnfclten eybaIten inoem nad tefa9tem
Damn Die Bidder eiuem Srieeea6ridter gum
@tntreibeu iiberoeben spercen.
Sapie gehlnati.
Sber,Milfcro, slug. 3. 1912. na-5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
9(n pae ooublifunt.

Da bel bcm jcei0cn ofterrn bchen lBdifcrs
lfdno uno ccm nod mangelbaficn 3ultante
unIere6 gSa0trperfs, ta6 NDorantwaGcr
nur III oft TT ocm p6er1 GheI Der Staot
gdnSIiob fcblt, 70 wcrhen bic @i9Cntbilmer ecn
lHDbrante, bclrnbcrs III bem untern Iheil
Der Stdot crinocnoit erlltd,t oa6 gBaGer
nidlt duf II II II tb | sc w c c re9alls
fen Su la6en, uuo ibre alIenfalIs rnangelbafs
tcn SNDornut6 iluocr,itglid, III rep1riren,-
2tdl 1T fdlru mcbrmdlen 9Iniel9e 0emadt
wcrocrt bne DEFENDERS in cbern Gbetl Der
Stnet cine 9iuSabl ScDorants oes 9tadlts rfs
fen 9rla6en prrbcn, mceurh nidt dlein eis
lie grcee Menoe Q8afrr 9injlid) perlcreu
aeht, fcnbern oaGcIbe iid1 and, III cenI Bafs
Icrtehdlter nid,t su fdmmeln m Stanee 1T,
uno Der Wan9el bCIIelben opourd ucob mehr
tef6rcert wtro prsrpeocn Die 8erpalter fId)
anf Die Silli9tcit unb @nitdlt Der Gnipchncr
perla6en, oamit eielem Mi6brandl flnfti9
Gill Gnoe 9emad,t werocu mb9e.
scNieem Der Qrcee 9fuEen ino Die bctpneere
l8idti9fcit, unlcre Staot binldngIid) init 9es
luncrm SHcliipalIer III perIcber, ron irbem
Slr9er ancrfannt merern mus, 70 bebieueE
| lId) Die Sernalter eielcr @ele9enhett, bic Glns
lpobncr ubcrhnupt, uuo bcirnocrS olc Nauss
eigentblmer, er9ebeuif ;u eriudlen, eincn fieis
neu 3heil ibre6 @erm69ens benz Stcd ber
2Iacntauner gBalIcr9eiclIffaft einSupcrIcts
ben, bamit bieiclbe baburdI i'll Stdno 9eiebt
iperoe, baS gGert mebr 81 oerpclltcmmenen
uuo ole Soinccrniee ans eem lBeSe Su rdus
men, weIde BEN jeeisen gHp0erman9el pers
urIadlen, uno freld)es nit bcm beifen l8illen
Der 9erwoItcr pbne binldn9Iide Wittel nidt
bewerfitelti9et neroen fam.
9Iuf SefebI Der Bparb,
c5obn s. &rauie S9aemelifer.
su9uit 8, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
Court 9or0flantattoit.

Sintemal Der ad,tbare Sob II 8dnfe,
Observation-Disclosures in Den peridlieoenen @curS
ten BON Scficn pleds pom eritten @eridlfss
8e,rf, beltebenb auS peu @auuties Serf6,
Iprtbdmpton nno Qed)d, i'm Staat pennlIls
panicn, in Strait feines 9lmtcs preGbentridps
ter perIdieoener @ourten bon Sper uno Gers
miner II. alI9emeiner Gefdn9nies @rleoi9nn9
in beld9ten @aunties nno s. 8. Nuhe
mb Sofepb Sdger @lquiree, @ebnlfS'
9fiCbter Der @ourten bon Dyer uno IerinIner
llno alt9emener GjefdngniB @rle6i9un9 fur
ole 9libhug bon S9aupts nno anoern Serbres
den in erlaqtem 2eha @auntD, ibren SefeM
an mid 9ertdtet baben, ipCrin ne cine @cnrt
bon SVer nno 2erminer uno pierteljdhrigsr
Situug bon Common pleas dnberanmen,
ipeld,e aebalteu percen fell III Der Staot
9laentdlln, fir eas @aultD eeha, auf een
5ten Wionta9 i'm Oicuat 9tu9uit
ls42, weldeS Der 30. Gag ces bela9ten Wic'
ndts 1T, II. weldle cine 9Ecdle oauern miro.
co miro hermit Jfa6ri6t 9e9eben
an dlle Nrieeensridlter unb @cnifabel llners
balb eeS befd9teu @aunties bon eedld, ode
lIe odnn uno oalelbif IIdI in eigener Spericn
nit ibren RclIs, 0ieecrbs, cnquifHcnen nne
grdmiuatipnen einsufineen babeit Tim ibren
pRidten Dor erfaster Court abSufparten.
Se6qlei6en, lpereen audi ale oteie'
niacn, ipelde gt9en @efan9ene in eem @'e
finanis bes @duntieS 9eda aIs 6ldger ceer
3en9en auf3utreten babeu, benddridti9et,
Sas &c Gob allocrt uno eaIelbft ein;ufineen
baben, nm oieIelbsn 81 proIeqnireR: frte es
linen 9iedlt biinfen mag.
@je9eben uuter nleiner 0dno, in Der Staot
9Iaeutaun, oiefen 13ten Gag Suli, i'm Sabr
mIcrs Soerrn 1912.
George Wetberbclb, Sderiff.
Gd)srifs,gtmtSiiube ro-he
9lQcntaun SuIi Is,
0SIE srbalte ole 9iepublif
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
ScgertNs oSerfdufe.

e5iI &raft oerfdieeeucr 8efeble bon 8ene
ollloni @rponae nnb 2eunri 4acias ans Der
@clirt bon Common 'plea5 bon Qed,a @aunlb
oll mldl 9eridltet, fol- fclgenbe6 beld,riebene
@l9enthum III BEN haSu bcIijpmten 9aaen
ofentIidl Uetfduft peroen, n6mtid:
W3cnta9s ben l5ten 9luguit I'M 12 llbr
Wllitd9e am 6aule bon Q Salcmonllcbrrs al
rpth IN SaI5bur0 Taunld,ip, ,eedla @aunip:
9ret gelpi6e Gnife gano,
30. |. Cine SuuercL 9sle9en III befa0tcm
Enunidltp unb .@auntp, grdn5enO au qdnecr
eer oereiui8tfn 8rhecr 6enrp Sperbcd,
BilIiNm Smper, Treorif Glemea uub anccs
re, rttbolteno 100 slder mebr rber peuiser /;
oarduf III erridtet
eySSTzA Sin Qro6e5 3tpetf0fi9tc8
i / IR ffcinernc6 Q8ebnhau6, eine
q 9roBe ileincrue SdltpeiSerIheucr,
CIit 9rcBcs bnCfiteinerne5 Mard)s NIB QBaId)s
bnn6, Gin portrrfaidcr Srnnuenfeller, Wae
1enbanS une anbere 9tebengsbdube. Sc bes
ttlloet ild, eit gutter Sdumgarten uno CUTE
8anSrh 9encmmru III cine Der bsRen in See
dIa Sduntp,
$50. 2.-@m GtifR Scli(ano,
9cIc0cn in bcia9tcm 1aunldip unS Ganntp,
grdnSCnb an qano bon S.cnrV Sperbcd, Vbis
lily @ieB nuo tcr pcrcini9tcn Srilber; rnts
baItcno IL 2Ifer mcbr ocer ipeni9er. Oas
Fanp 1T nit pcrtreflidrm looIS belpadIen.
$50. 3.-Gin Gtitf Sct3lano,
0clc0cn i'm ndinIidCn IauuTd)ip nnb @auniD,
8rdnsenb nn qdnber ocn SoenrD Operbed,
It1S fut4 k1If =
sIfCr mebr coer ipeniOcr. 9th oiesiit pcm
bcften cplslanb.
@ir9eSc0en unb inter @recutior 9enOmmen
als BAD @i9enttum BON Q [ o III on u 6,
berrotb.
Oienlta9S ben 16tcn 9Iu9nft, Tim libr
Eddlmitta0s am S1nnle bon ( | q Il IN II
Nupp in Der Stabt sIlIentauu, 2cd)a 50. :
Cine 9elpi0e gottc @runc,
oele9rn in befa0ter Stabt unb @duntD, auf
Der t6rtlidjsn Seite Der Namilton Strase ;
qrdnsen6 6Gfidj al cine 2ctte oes Qcoi QBcobs
ring, n6rclid, an cine 2IlIeD, ipelllid an cine
2cte bon q. q. uno g8. s.. Slumer nno Iiios
lid an bic teIa9te SoamiItcn StrdBe !; cnts
bnlteno IN Der 1ront an Der befa9ten oamils
tcu StraBe 10 6uB nebr obsr ipent9er uno
in ocr 2icfe lis 5uB.' Darauf III erridtet !:
S@HA Gin 9uteS Sipeiit6fi9tc6
E3s IIa baflfeinGrne5 9Sobnbou5. -
sts.!:ss5 S55 Ciefcs @igcutbum i'll III cincm glts
ten GeIhdft6tbeil Der Staet 9ele9en, uno III
tpobl bic 9Iufrucrtlamtrit Der Sauflufti9en
ipertb.
@ili6eic9en unb inter grecnticn9 9encmnicn
ais baS @i9entbum bon sac Oh Q dlau6.
llno nlleS mtrb rerfanft bon
George 9Setberbplp, S6ertff.
Sheriffs 9Imtsiiubc, !
9lQentaun, culi 90, IS42. ra-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
ssauerlt fe6et bter !!

Die iluterfdrisbenen fdnfen gBaiiem NIB
Rcgeen an Dapic Mere's MnbIe, an osr
@e6er @rief, IN Snb Wheitbnl IanHldlip,
uno QBaiSen, NCgseu, Weildforn nno aile
anoere sIrten ssrudlt, an ibrem Stohrhaufe
IN staentdnn, fur peldle Der hcdlfe Maartts
preis in Saarselo tesah[t Miro, oSfr jui 2lIss
faufl fur SteiafcbleH, Gyps Wro Sals nper
Sutteyftcf.
Glu @. Bieru,
S5aIrluel Wtarr,
banselnb urter Der Sirma bon 6. Q. Sierv
uuo Mcrr.
Wlai 4. nq-6R
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
From the Democrat.
A SATURDAY SERMON.

To THE LoAFERs:-
Hearken unto me, ye stricken dear, ye
sorrowing sons Of mushroom days, heark>
en- unto me, for speak to you NOT in Bit
teFness but in tenderness for your state;
not 10 anger but in heartfelt sorrow. The
light of other days has faded, the scepre
has departed from your house, the cup is
shivered IN your grasp and your bright
dreams quenched forever. The days Of
loafiug have passed away. The bright
sunny days when all went merry as lie
peal of bell when money was held bat
as dross, when economy was secuted as
meanness, when back notes not only were
good, bot flew like fur in cat fight, when
tavern presented no bills, when tailor
would beg for your custom, when friend
would open his purse and mention no time
for repayment, when the broad light of
fortunes sun beamed full upon the land
and left no shadow on its iace-All, all
have passed away like the rosy hues Of a
dream. The bloom of your world has
melted off rom its bones and the rough
grim skeleton Of rugged reality grlns
ghas'ly before you.
The change Of the times undoubtedly
has fallen heavily on all. Nabobs have
broken, railroads have stopped; canals are
damned up, Backs are damned down;
merchants have closed doors, carpenters
have pawned their planes for bread and
turned over tbier hammers to the sherifls,
and the deep gloom Of despoudency hangs
like fog over the land. Faro dealers
have melted their boxes, because the gold
goose had quit laying; Doctors are driven
TO eat their own drugs, Lawyers are sell
ling their books and turning to food for the
stomach what was meant to be food tor
the brain and over the wide Union the
grim form of want stalks dreariy a.
broad.
But OF all the victims Of this mighty revul-
sion, of all the sufferers in this awful
change upon none does it fall With
such stunning effect as upon the poor,
trlendless devils whom I now address
For none do ! feel such poignant regret
such heart felt sympathy, ye philosophical
neutrality-suspicious. on eternity how nv
heart bleeds for you! All other victims
nave some resource. The bursted I'm
shopman may CLEAN something from The
wreck OF his better days, At least he
may retain the credit Of employment and
claim to be ''settling up his business |
believe is the phrase. The swlndler
though broken has still the tools off
hrs trade while records Offer fair field |
Tor his Iabors. The sulIen art,zan |
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
IL Original American NOrel for OF
Shilling. Jast published
Inc CCNSpiTatOr,

A Novel, by an American Lady
Ikis lie deeply interesting Novel, IA
e 1blumes, founded on the we'll known
..oas1.racy of Aaron BuT, and IN the pc
asa 81 which we promise the reader an
|nusAkl AMOUNT OF pleasure. The scene
f in ae OhHoS r i2sF'' csspFeed YSS.
ns,hSsset's Island, aud Ia depicting the
sxeI,ihp incidnts Of The times when our
,,sst Republic was IN its infancy, and
.sd ~ vel scaeIy tested lis principle Of
..ab.lily the tainted aulhoress has shown
a sxhuberans of fancy and power Of
anS..rip,ion with cannot fail to give her
X eleva luk in the literature of the
eopptry.
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30 Ann 81. N. Y.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
TRUE.

No true Democrat will talk about the
common people, or urge against any man
that he is nothing but 'Iarmer' or 'odina-
~ mechanic trr r.r
Nolrue democrat will spurn the same
man in poverty whom he would receive
in open srms N wealth. 80 a
No true democrat viii withhold from
The sons aud daughters of The working
working people those clvihlies which he
e xends TO the families Of the rich
Old Dominion.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
D NOrel by Captain MarryaH'
lerciVaE Keene.

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FAITHFUL POOR JACK &C.
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|N0riginaI Norcl, by that mpH knou,
IuthOreSs, Mrs. SeJd Smith,
Entitled the
\ eStern Captive,

Va TINES OF TECUMSEH.
sen expressly for the New Worldly
Pe published on Wednesday Oct, 20.
n 4 character Of this work is almost
Pul1c'ently explained by its title -
Genes are LAID on The Western FROM
'pF'ng the exciting period of The last
and those famous battles are intro
which have conferred lasting glory
Danes of Harrison and johnson.
Rory is wildly picturesque, and the
nlS are interviewer with the best
v Inc accomplished writer.
'aKe more than common pleasure
4, this work TO the public:-
,'sPurely American, its character
'u'l TO be welcomed with cordial
~ IN every section Of our country
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
EDGAR AND ELFR1DA-A BALLAD.
for the New World from the French
Of Dumas.


In q valley broad and green,
Bordering on the silver tide,
From a height the king hath seen,
Archer Richards 'fanced bride.
To the spot he speeds his way:
take fair maid,' he cries Il pray,
This good arm to aid thy wav'
MOP
listen to me, maiden fair:
Birth and wealth are not thy right;
Slight not now, thy fortune rare:
Wilt thou wed d noble knight!
Styled lady thou shalt he;
On thy hand falcon free
Shall be perched to honor thee
No?
'WilI bafon's Ligh renown
Tempt thee not TO change thy will?
can offer thee the crown
Blazoned by the herald's skill:
And two lions rich and rare,
On each side in order there,
Thine escutcheon proud shall bsar.'
'Non
If beneath this silver moon
Thou wilt here pronounce my bliss,
Tile ola Countess, soon
Picc shall be oflhe first kiss:
And with it the coronet,
Which upon its points hath set
Pearls 10 foil thy hair of jet.'
no.
SIRE to-morrow'sev ming shade,
None with thee hall hold compare,
And the ducal gems shall fade
mid the tresses of thy hair.
On thy crown the golden leaves
OF the vino where Blochus breathes,
Shall compose the testoon wrealhes,'
tNoo
sWith one VOID thou mayst be queen:
King am l, oh, speak that word;
And before thy beauty's sheen
Here shall kn,el tly sovereign lord.
Can mouarch's royal crown
Tame Thy naughty spirit down,
And avert thy dreaded lrown?'
l-~F-------r'~" res,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29

A Dutchmdn NTH no Music in his Soul.
"A Dutchman with an unpronounceable
name appeared as a witness, in Recorder
Bertus' courin New Orleans against
brace Of blushine Hebes accused of con-
spIracy to cause his death.
What have you got to say against these
lades?'
"Vy, dew means to kilt me for de last
tree monsh!" said the witness.
"How is that, sir"
"Ish bin sick and deysh been danshlng,
singing an playing on de fddle-de plan
er--de guitar, vich make every so much
nosep'
H-'I'lI give you licking as the COW
said TO the salt,
hr"l'Il take you under my wipg,"us
the eagle cried when he stopped upon the
hare.
05-IWe Away catch our own fish,. as
the herns said when they dipped INTO the
pond.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
HE LAST OF THE BARoNs y

n
NV me pleasure to announce ,ha,
pet' 10 receive from England, in a
T. s" Ms q new work, by Sir e. T.. Bul.
~, ""lGh he IS now engaged, entitled
u ~ 81 the Barons" 1t will prob.
S,,od JG !. early 10 September, and will
- ,e : treble number Of The New
4 60, -I' cent cents per single copy; Six
o ,U9 o ! dollar Twenty five copies
r. We reqoss, our 'I ." %. '"O "vS
e.i throughout the coua,ry 70 give us US
proers Immediately ror tho s a,'r,h "'
n, ). WINCHESTER.
oO Ann Street, N. Y.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29

0-'I'll give you licking,' as the COW
said to the salt,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
Commercial and Money Matters.

Y 7
The rcs a, the BtoIers Board to-day vcry
sx,cR.ive. bu, there III general improvement,
prces Howithsiandlrg the endeavors OF cer'siu
cioae to dccry Delaware aud Hrdson it advanced to
!. per ccat. Canton improved g. ,torns,oul OfIIa'-
lem bon, 1890 shares sold closing a,lC an i'm
s.oyerl-ai of crcent. For Ne~# Orlcaus Caaui and
Banking Co - oNerec; L,faYetfe Bans CncinAatl 50
oil aei i5nos State Bank Is otTercd.
5hc iates os We tenn State stocks improved $ u :
lhe. Ia ina Boads closed 20! ard Iiino,, 20:-
n1aea serias Bonds at 20 For Ohis Us Go ! offered
2 a.k =.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

II a Nevcl,y in tn" temperance Hove
mCu;-fhc Lady lpwe. d Temperance tien violent So
cci, will their call, aud The calls of e Friends
Of Temperance ~ 3 Lukcs Scho" Room, corscr Of
Grove nnd Hudson s.rrcis on He"-foar' Day There
a !c Conccrt!n The evening (at the same place con
ssn- Il iempcra.cl Suags, Odes, Daicgues &c Mr..
D. Dcmau2t with II" Choir fin edtora street Church.
cxpectet To assist on the occasion.
Tickets can bc ohrans' the during The DAY and
evcnrg, OF the Committee, WI:
hlsssro. John ;oddln gtor. Il Comne,ce-si.
G.. ". Ghd,, 70 sixth Avenue,
Ii. W Deems, 30 Carmlue-st
Henry Wilson 2iSt st. rear Ith ave.
G3i2- Ii,ru B3an". lie ChrisoPhor-st.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

II Room. ni.d Honrd.-Ieu tcmeA WISHING ~
engage Apartment, and Boarding l-r The Winter will be
accommodated reaso: aaie terms II III, new a:d
excellent house No. I2Cty Hal! Place, minutes
walk North of the Pos 0tice ard Broad
way Wal, and peari-s,rec;s. Those who nave notys,
mace arrangements Tor the earnestly invited 20
call before gagag cle~ here every effort will here
be made 10 ensure the comfort and satisfaction OF the
no,-iar. - Do if
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
VERY A,aPsAIrta&ATEE

THIS EVENING December 81, tho performance will
commence with Grand Eutrse entitled tho Court
Of Ponato- ski, or Royal Rejolcnys IN Poland
Niger Coo lc lles. Banjo Ne oiles aud BreakGo"ns,
ov Master D. iAMOND and W HI lrLOCk.
rne whole conclude with the aughable alterpcco tho
GERMAN FARMER
Doors open at quarter past . o'clock, performance
commences n
boxes 81 cents, Pit 25 cents. 13i
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
III arri1 Z D

In this city, Dec 20 J,onC Henderson, Of the i'm of
.ssrs Robert L. Smah & Henderson, merchants TO
Jane L OILY daughter ofAni;ony Rap.lio, Esq, all CT
In THIS ~ Dec 30 Alfred s Fraser to Mrz. Ann
Hrryw
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
y Ncw.x ork and erie y xuilroad stnIe

STOCk-Noice l. hereby gwen taatthc New 70 K aud
Ere II al Company wall s.l at public auction, at the
Me- chants Exchange. Ia the city OF Nc' ioFk on Tues
av the llh day OF January lci AT y O'clock al ECON.
under the direction Of tue Comptroller, Hundred
Tbous,uJ Doars OF Nerfork State Stock, bearing IG-
,orest of >ix par cent per AMMAN from the
irs day OF Jrusry e incius.Tely payable quarterly,
or III. hrs. day. OF January April Juy aad DC oonr be-
ing IL pursuance OF Chapter lSb Of Inc laws
OF said Sta.e year 1910 and rcpu:.abe al the
pleasure OF The State, any time after the hEsday OF
JaoEary lei2
The M-rcnaa,s Bunk, 10 TIE city of NewYork, is de-
.gnated place :or registry and transfer OF .aid
stock and will be the place for the payment OF interest
.hereuPon.
Tae stock ~ be .old IL certificates Of one thousand
dollar. each aat the buyers be required 70 pas .ae
anlouu, OF their siieF
the safe hen transfers will D. made accordingly.
JAMES BOWEN, President
NV York 18th Deceinb sr lsti. dEp
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
j lc0::

In this CITY Dee 81 a, 10 ocio5k, ( II ,niicr severe
sickness OF days. Daniei Il Scott, aren'SN . rs
HI rea,s nnd acqutiGtanccs aFc rep ir invited
- ateud hfun ,rn ate re-iccnce No. 10 Lewis
street at 3 ocio k tlis aitGrna-n-
la;his cy Dec 81, Beu jainn Romaue j., eldest son
of Samuel 5.KomaiHc. die !lta year OF his aga
In TINS city, DeG. 81 Sarah T.. dau.htcr uf kanda and
Ca,larine Smith. agei / wears and monlh.