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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
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lungen oerfcrtigen pirb.
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nieoere uno behe gettlaeen, Gfdnfs
pon allen 9lrten, Niegeu, Getfies,
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ben Stauo feBt fir jeeen 9lriifel eer leine
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
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fdnRid) an ftd, gr;cgen baben, ffattsR i'm ga.
men Der frltbcrn Sirma ibren Rnncen Cant
ab, fur bic reidlIiche llnterlihBnng wcIdle fTe
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belt, ihre Nrenune uno bslencers Gle 6uneen
Der olten Girma 81 teuadridtisen, oaB Ge
mic frllher INNER 9nte 9Salren 81 halten ee.
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Bdaren all ben b6d)ifrn wiarfirreieen ans
9encmnten.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25

Ter linteried,uete benadlridltt9te ieine
greunbr unb bae publitnm i'm ah9emc'Ileli
ehrerbietaIf, oaB er cine nsne Wlnhllteli.6a'
trif, in Der Samss Snaee, Der Staot slaen'
fam, unterbaib Sageubu6s Saitbaule' sr'
ribtet hat, alro er auf Sano bat uio gum
s,erfanf dnbietef, ben ben beifen SerfCrtlstell
gRnblffeinen unb 70 woblfeil als ile loftitipo
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fereit WinhIIfeine auf Seifeiun9en III tnf5er
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nno ca er td9ltb in ieiner 9eertltafte 6n9e'
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alIe biejeni9en sur 3nfrteoenhslt beoIehen sp
f6nncn weIde ihn nit ibren 2Iuttra9en peep
ren fperoen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
Sleue 0uter.
Sin lleuer GtObr.

Ter llnterseidluete madlt lcincn Nreuuecn
nno ccm 9eebrtenpubIifum erqebenfi betannt,
oae er einen neuen Stcbr er6ffnet bat, an
oem olten Stauo friiber bcpc0ut pcn Spbn
CcrneN in Sio.BheitboIf Iaunfdtp, Fedo
Sauntp,; ,pclcIblt er perleben it, nit ciileul
8prratb pcn
Sri d. Ell SO aaren,
tpeld,e Der Sabrsieit aueemeeen Gub, uue
rpeldle er dneerf bilIi9 Sm perfaufen eeIcn,
ren it, gr fpire jecer;cit ocrrdtbig ba5en,
eine 9lusmabl bon
Grofere QGaaren @rcceries, Gifeu.
uno Suiens 9Saaren, uno olIe
anoerc 9irtifel eie 9elr6huliCb in ei-
tlenl Stebr 9cbalten merhen.
Ia er feine Baaren fcr9filhg anssewibIt
nno tpchlfed gefauft hal, 10 liter i'm Stanbe,
icine Gunetn Sur 3ufrieeenbeit III bebienen,
uno hpft oaber anf cine Leberale tlnterlfiB.
ung.
Er Sancee spfcbufte tperfeu IN 2IMetauid,
fur Waaren nn3encmnleu, ipofiIr Der b6d,lfe
WarIipreie bejabIt ipire.
Sanles alefner.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
3u UerleDnen.

8erltticcene 9erdumige Stutcn Gnb dnf
bem ,rpeiten Stcdwert eiueS an eieie Dru:
derei ordnieuoen Sebiubee all etnem bllIts
9cn prciS Su serlebueI. Dds 3lhere BET
6. 81. 9fube.
9h,ri[ 6, 1912. nq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
10000 Sbaler
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in SfCrtbatnptOm SSonfnptcn
IN Simmen pon nidt ipeui9er ais
$500. iperoen uerlan9t ruofiir Ole telfe
Berfi6erun9 anf licgenceS 8erno9en
9c9eben miro. 9lud ffebt eS oem geis
benben fret ancerc Giberheit a(S mic
Sne9elnent cecr Miort9aee 81 oerlau-
gen. Gas yldbere erfabrt man bst
Sam. Saatfsf, 9loeut.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
9leuer StObr.
glpril 6, 1912.

Der llnterjeidlnete bittct nm grlautnis
aniuSri9cn, oaB or Tdb nun picecr stablirt
bat, in Der Stobt slllentann, lidchGfe 3bhre
su nrn. peter 0tsuhares @iienifebr, in Der
Soamlltcn Stra6r, iro or in cini9en Ioaen eis
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or an D bts 25 prcicut uiccrieer oerfaufsn
fplro. dls ftc frilher Yerfanft ipureen-aber
nur fllrSoor @eIo Deer eaureeprreutte.
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nur fur Saar @elo rber i'm gIuefalIld, fur
prcenfte Su perfanfcn, mag ons 4utliflm
oertldlert iein, oa6 e6, pcnn es bel bm ans
rnft, fd, oaocn iiber,eugen miro, nno oae er
rnrh pnnftlidle 8eeienune fciuer @eidifte,
lld BAD 3ntrauen bes publitums ,usisbeu
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2lpr'l 20, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
GleiDer-S Stobr.

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meut ocn fcinen
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SelteIun9 5u MAIDEN berelt 1T; uuo ba CT
tn'mer quite sIrbritcr hdIt, 70 fam CT ale Be
itcliun9eu gut uuo duf oos fhnetlite bcIcraen /:
,pic alh eiurn 9rreen 8crrotb bon
Ncrttocn &(eiSuuo6ffiifen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
Der 9nffiee Sanger,

n ID0tIItII y veIIaAIen Il 6IeIsg IrndsIe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
aY LAST EyENINo.s MAIL.
COMMENSURATE r.


In the House, the motion TO print an extra num-
Der OF the Poindex,er Report. was supported at
large by MIR Gushing. MIR Underwood offered an
amendment disappearing the appointment OF such
Commissions by the Exeeutye,-which prevailed.
ayes SO, nays -. The whole subject was then laid
on the table.
The Revenue Bill was taken up.
In the Senate, the Army Appropriation Biz.
from the House, was considered in connexion with
the proper reference to be made of il. Some gen
uemen thought, as It reduced tho Army. and made
appropriations at the same time II ought to DO di-
vidcd, aud hall be sent to the Committee OF Finances
and half to the Military Committee. After some
rather uncourteous comments on the mode OF pro-
ceed'ng in the House, was referred to the Finance
Committee. IL is NANTES, that gentlemen are not
pleased with the havoc which the House has made
with the pension list They may take what ex-
ceplions they please to tho manner Of proceeding
If they will give us the substance. We approve
of the retrenehment bv tho House-snd feel in
different whether It be done informally. in APP
preparation bill, by special act. The first is a
very sufficient mode, and contents us.
The Apportionment bill was discussed. MIR.
Linn moved an amendment, which was adopted
providing that the section requiring elections by
Distrcts-shall not operate the elections for the
next Congress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
RHODE ISLAND.

A correspondent Of the New York Courier &
Enquirer under date Of Providence, June 4, gives
the following nbocdote Of the Revolution o. ndics
ting the feeling Of deep Indignation which now per.
vades the breasts Of the great Of tho people Of
that State, toward tho miscreants who are stll sI-
ring up strife Within her borders
"Dunng the rst,eat across the Jerseys, when tho
continental army disprited, wearsd and discOup-
ged, was retiring fep by step, pursued by nn suo-
CANT Zoe, shoi ith success 0nd confident of veto
~, the p1uot army would occasionally, when driven
u eEtremes gather Up rs strength and make sons
horee and dsspsrato stand On such IN occasion, u
vas feared thata general engagement must DO risk
Cd, and n 70, that the result would be the complete
defeat Of tho conune ntal army. The whole forces
were drown up m battlo array, and the conmander-
tn-chiei reviewed them IN person. tie passed
silently along and paused IN front Of The Rhode Is
land line, and regarding II moment without speak
ing he said slowly, the oomt1andor-in chef places
great reliance upon hi broVe Rhode Island fegi
nenL' The eloquenci OF Dcmoslhenss could not
have stirred them AZ DID these few and simple words,
and more than 81, the expression MS regiment.
Every eye Il ished with brighter IRE, every boz
soR beat with nobler enthusiasm, and the senli'
ment Of tho whole line was expressed IN the words
VI an old sergeant, who pressing his muskei closet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.

NkW FORK, TUESDAY, L. NJ.
An importer of German goods has been detected
this morning in making false entries at the Custom
House-a practice, i, appears, he has followed for
considerable time. He has been arrested, and |
have no doubt we shall have curious develope-
mentS.
MIR sehermerhorn, the Secretary of the Ocean In
surance Company, is in prison. 1t appears that the
amount Of his defalcaton will be much more than
was anticipated, large as that sum was. $4,000 is
the amount it is now supposed to be.
The Cotton market is s,eady-600 bales have
been taken at former prices. Sc is freely offered
for Genesee Flour, but holders are Fl rm at 6la6l.-
Considerable sales Of Michigan have been made for
export at 59i 6; 1000 bbls Ohio, "Dodridse" and
1000 DO of various brands at 6; 200 bbls Ohio.
"Welman" were taken for home use 81; George.
town IN small lots command G. Nothing dong in
Wheat. 1000 bushels Corn sold at &c mea; 1000
bushels Northern Rye 6ic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
LnuIaA RAIL ROAD CnmPANY.

iCFsThe regular snnua meeting Of the Compa-
ny will take place at Louise Courthouse on the lG h
instant. On that occasion business most deeply
affecting your interest will have TO be settled.
You aware that the transportation on our
road IS now done by the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Co. by n contract between the two
companies, which will expire in little more than ono
year. How IL is 10 be done after the expiration Of
the present contract is the. question 10 which | al
Jude that must be settled at that time; for take Il
for granted that prudent men will provide IN time
meet any difficulty that may arise on so important
a subject as thnt. The compensation allowed to the
r., f. and p. Co. for doing transportation is be-
levcd, by men eompeont to judge, and disinterest-
ed, 10 DO ample; and yet We have no assurance that
that company will renew the contract with u.s.
Shall we remain passive and leave ourselves IN the
power Of another TO dictate terms to us7 At our
last meeting the Dividend was reserved, IN the
event Of our determining to purchase own trans.
porting power, should We fail to make a satisfactory
contract We shall have to decide again whether
the dividend shall be reserved or distributed among
the stockholders. This subject should induce Oh g
stockholders to attend ~ person, and the object of
this address is 20 urge on them tie importance Of
doing so II possible. DO not send proxy 81 you
can possibly attend in person, but take care 10 he
represented for you may rely IL that your inter.
est ~ deeply involved IN the business NJ the next
meeting. Many we'll niormed persons believe that
il will greatly promote our interest to take the trans
poriouon into our own hands. AZ present. VIC cam
not regulate tho charge for freight and passengers,
and regard It as highly important that we should
have that power
/ will not extend these remarks my fsrther but
urge you to attend tho meeting Il you have any re-
A sTOCKHOLDER.
iCJsEoquirsr will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
FROM RHODE ISLAND.

No further progress had been made in tho 'eu-
campmon" at Woonsocket, at our last accounts.
Five hundred cartridge boxes were received there
on Friday night. The cannon sent via Norwich,
had not arrived; and it is thought that there is de-
pot OF arms on the Connecticut side of the line
The protection of Governor Cleveland renders safe
any outrage perpctrated within hi, jurisdictions; but
We much mistake the sentiments of the people OF
that State they will allow II to he made tho Texas
of New England Prouidenes Journal.
We learn that MIR Dorr has actually issued State
script, bearing twelve per cent. interest For the
benefit of capitalists abroad, who may hold this
valuable investment, we mention that Joseph JOS
lln, OF Newport, is the General Treasurer under
the foundry government. ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

We are fearful, that We. in eommoa with others
heresbouts. have rejoeed too soon in the anlieips-
lion OF an abundant harvest In many portions OF
the State, the crop is in very critical condition.
Along the James River bottoms above Seottsviiie.
where ten days $50 a most promising crop was
growing. We hear that the Rust has made its 40
pearanee in the late whest-which constitutes the
greater portion-and threatens destruction. Below
Cauersville-,he rust has not appeared to the same
extent. On the highlands, of from the river, We
do not hear, tina, this deadly foe to the wheat
which has caused tho failure Of the crops the two
last years-has yet appeared. Should itagain visit
the lsnd-sfter all the high hopes, which the luxu
rant crop inspired-it will go hard indeed with the
good people OF the State. An abundant crop, and
good prices, were never more needed than at the
present time.
The numerous failures OF the wheat crop. which
have occurred during late years, II followed by
another this year. will lead TO the general abandon
ment Of the wheat culture in the State-or the SUBJ
stitution Of a wheat, which natures earlier, than
that now in use. Recourse might wisely be had to
this latter alternative. We learn that many OF the
Farmers upon the River have portion
Of their growing cropof May wheat-some of which
has already been reapod, and all is ready for the
soythe. II the entire crop Of that kind i,
would now be free from danger.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

iO" The ground on which the Eagle Hotel for
mery stood-being one or the most central and eli
gbe positions Tor business in the City, finally
sold yesterday at public auction. in lots of 25 fee,
front, upon Main street and running back i60 feet
The one adjoining MIR A. Duyal's Apothecary store
was bid OF by Mr. II. I. Drowry, ut s2l per foot
the next below, by the same at 2io, and the two
others, mex, east, by MIR w. Ii. Hubbard, at 2O5
and eos dollars. Soon after the Eagle was burnt,
these lots were valued at 5000, and we believe a
mart was then sold at that price.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
$40 REWARD

TyOQ inv negro Man GARY, who shscondci on the 1874.
II OF hpfi last cary BE- MT 90 say black but Inclined o
bo yeilovsh hc 10 under uFtlnr height III largo bone
ami muscle. between ~ aui - years oil. he has scar "a
Inc gh len qio ~ his noes bet believed fo be- an Inc
len SIDE Ibis ecaI Wa occasioncd from a raug uhlJs
child Athoufh have brought Cary up tho plough
may endcavnrio fct employ shoe maker sse -
iss been coupling for ic laef years AMI s fond q
eW.o u u auolN' hfato' epcakaq quick whon spaEs 4
Co., ADD generally stops quick, with hsoea ronaict,n d,
inrnrn our H' hfd on pierahlo god winter clothng % n
no Wcn on among which halt ufrlie ie,,r -, Il,
inu ca9s pants not colorcd lie n-y have escbanr -,
hcm ho iseuproncd IN hc lurking about In Lc neg al,
hofhood ~ Now Store. Rue knshamco WV :"
WV gve ihe Shove fcwafd ot so " no taken GU o
his slate aud delivered tn Wet Fsu. In tn,tci 49,
cnuntvi or viii give dnecn doars NJ taken b, 1ti. W.,
again IlfDl n gnpt,ss gi"l
WeHFal, May 70, 1872, 70 y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

10 The Hono0a5l,, the House Of Dslega,s ~ The
C.rnnnnnkallh Of HirRinias

II will, give me pleasure 10 serve you m the "a
pacity Of Door Keeper. At the next session Of The
General Assembly. My past life has made me n
milisr With the practice Of similar duties " q he
your reasure to call me 10 this employment, will
carry into IL heart and hand, that will give their
zeal. coustancy, snd reot'Ude 70 your service. The
tenure Of the Office has wisely been made from year
TO year, and he who is not re appointed TO the Va
rsocv. "a neither removed from MS possession nor
n,o.ertbed as = citizen. Eqnalty Of rights and
pretensons, with occasional rotation IN Office, make
Inc distinctive characteristics IN our free system Of
government and assemblies, NJ we'll ~ individuals,
may nationally believe that their enemies will not
serve them better Than their friends.
Yours, faithfully,
WIN. @. ALLAN.
CULPEPGR, juno isi, 1912. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
ROXRuRY FoR SALE

House, on THURSDAY, the lith day Of July next this
boauiiul 0idcucc aud valuable farm, situated on the
Chckahumiuy River iu the county u Kent mill
below Richmon- ia Of The agreeable neighbor
hoods IN Virginia II contains between Eve aud az hun
dred acres 81 iand-four hundred Of which are low
grounds. The Improvements comprise every building
conducive 10 the convenience and large n
~ The Mansion house in good repair stands upon
table land beautifully adorned with orna uonia trees
aud commands view Of the cutfo farm The barn, ear
rare house ice house, aud negro quarters arc all in
ccleni repair There cHcec select fruit
upon THIS place. shall also offer the highest bidder ono
other tractoi land known name Of Ben Isle whic
lies on The Chickahominy mule above RoHbury, and
contains between three hundred acres ofaq fertile
land az any IN the county. Upon thcro large quaint
~ II valuable ash, oak ana other TIMBER an mex.
hausiibo supply u good mari PEI wishing uur.
chase are respectfully invited 10 call and examine for
themselves. The terms Will he hLcra which can be
ccrtancd by apple a0n 10 James Sflmpcr. Efq u New
keni, or the undersigned, Pouiesyilc Louisa co..
Mt sismper or Chas Crunp will show the premises
any who may call on them.
CLAYTON @. COLEMAN,
Jerlone Castle, Louisa co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

iLt' This Society hold Social Meetings every
FRIDAY night, at 8 o'clock, at their room 10 tho
Odd Fellows Hall.
Inc Society Is composed Of men who joined at all
Stages o' the Shrinking oareer, from the most moder
ate 70 tho most immoderate-so that all who drink
any thing that can ntoHicae will find tstotasrs IN
the Society Who signed the pledge ubsn tbsv dr,nI
Just rs they do now. a ore invited to come and
lsisn TO what the Wasbingtonisns have TO soy even
II they do not intend TO join them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
DE N T 1 8 T r Yt.

lanes d MscAbs, Sarge. Ds-iisi. ssa ..>-abSf Of
ne soe.'y y IA Medical and ChiTHTs fSceLs Of
e'ya.d aud " Ia AHssT'eas socssf " SarSson Dsn-
s having connected himself la the practice OF his
,e,s,"n With De Martin, Norfolk, Virginia respect.
uny announces 10 HE friends thai they have opened
"n,ss on street sqaar. above the new Exchange. and
ne,ip OPPOSITE DE- Piumcr's Church, where they will
Ss spp, osse all Who may require their professional
wees An extensive and successful Practice oT naubsr
o years auords them assurance that they fa
eve satisfaction They select from many, the fol-
lowing gentlemen references
hHs artnlc heal NJ ID Prof RI n,hannan. NJ n; James
Rev. " Reese !. : o,w6,s
NthGiNiN-is ChaHesry-At rules held In tho
" ,ierks othce OF the County Count Richmond ON
Monday. the 2nd day Of Ma Ist2. ~
WIN hurgess, John N Neafman and Mary his Wiz,
~ sP"'' "e- anu Elizabeth his vile, Pitts.
Mary, '' Insa ~ WIFE,
The deiendsnts William NASH Peter Nash and = n adj
icy anu hsNfe wary not having their appe
anu snen security according to the Of assembly aud
the rules ~ this cour aud appearing nv .atisas,n,s
eNiue &c WA, hey are not inhabitants of this Comolon
wcath, lt~oruetci, that the said defendants 10 appe.r
mere ~ voc h,s, Monday August neat and the
OH OF the pei"'uSi and that copy Of this order be mn
S n inserted !" soe newspaper published In tho of
htchnond, TOT two months and posle t,hs
front doorci the Courthouse OF this county ~
topy-Tcsie,
je 10 wew jNo FErF RIes, C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND = jane ..
High water, this day, Al O'clock, P. Nj.

ARRIVED,
Sehr Pas'ora, Creighton, E.k!own, sundries, to
Burton. Gruhbs Z Co.
Brig Joo. Il. Gardner. Niles, New York, ballast,
A. Warwick & Co.
BELOw-BOUND UP,
Schr Leontine, Knapp, from New York
SAILED,
Schr Michigan, Terry, New York, coal.
Schf Clara Norris, Kukmire, York River,
sundues.