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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

No. 26T attachment for s1l37 60:
Roseow Cole
This Jay came the plaintiff by Attorney and upon bIs
notion IT'S ordered by tho court that an alias pubeson
ne made ~ TIC Richmond WhE newspaper published In
hchmond, virginia, aud tho New York CONNER a Engn.
Ie newspaper published IN tho city Of New York six
cccsve weeks, Notifying tho defendant In this cause OF
he pcndency hereof and further, unless he shall ap.
gea me next term % his court q DO hodon the "a
pnay pl Octobef 1872 and plead. Judgment viii be
oercd against him hY default and the properly attached
condo mncd and ordered 10 be sold satisfy panuns do
mgnd and costs.
wness IozeEi, W Footc, elork Of said Court, the 90
Issued l2th day Of May, 1912.
an " cwGw N w FOOTF. Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

SALIE Ed HIDES, CAEFSkINS. &c.
VHE sui teriber has hand sale 60 Iiccf hidcs
loVCaliskins, Of excellent quality, AMI fiom five
nou-and rehs, with good supply 81 wool, OF cncrcnt
aaan,es all Of which viii be disposed the most Ia
Notabie terms JOHN BRANER,
&c ~ Union Ill, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

I-J~ We regret to herr from the country, lhs,
the crop Of birds will prove failure 10 consequences
Of the great quantity Of rain, during the summer.
The fear Of being abducted" will probably de.
ter his EKeellency from making a trip either
TO the North or the South, this fall n he s kid.
mapped, he will b. taken 70 Tho deserts Of Arabia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMv

TUE next session Of this institution will commence NJ,
NE 10Th Of September. The Trustees have appointed
the rev. CHARLES e. TalafeITo principal who viii he a.
sisted by Mr. Van Horne teacher OF talent and oIpcrI
cnce who has been connected with Mr. IIaoweI for 40.
Vcal ycas past Ia his classical school Alexandria
The Trustees connlcnuay Recommend the institution
10 the patronage Of the public. They believe that every
ch0f VIII bc made Ia promote the health eom6o AMI
!he moral and intellectual improvement the pupils The
Terms are 40 ioT board and tuition and IS for bed and
bedding when furnished by tho principal payable half
yearly In advance.
WILLIAM FRIEND,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

OR RENT, and possesson given Isl October that dc.
sirable situation, Buchanan's Spring late the
silence Of Judge Carr. Enquire Of
SCI Hoe II EUsTACE son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
FOR SALE

HOUSE and LOT, situated in the village Of Tappabo.
noe Essex county, on the main street. adjoining Ia
tavern house now occupied by Mr. Thos. Mathews The
uWeIng house IL comInoiious and pleasantly situated
auaehedo IT, thore lot Of acres and most OF me
necessary ouihousesthe premises toerabIy good
given the hrst OF January For terms
Apply 10 the Undersigned, az New glasgow AmheTst cou
~, va; or to Mr. w Franks, Tappahannock.
au ~ WIN A COgIuII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
COMMISSION BusIN Ess.

A SITUATION a Female Teacher L. wantel by q
IA Nonnx Lady, ~ho has the Advantage u several ycaI,
eapenenee and brings uadSnhted testimonials OF charse
le .ni eoinpetcnc TO teach the branches
Sold Eoslsh Edussiion together with the French Ian
fua1. Address a 4 Riehmond Va.
se eiawJw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

HOPkINsVILLB, POWIATAN,
HAVING been urged by former patrons 10 continue
our SCHOOL, we have consented to DO 20. IL vii "a
open Gas usuaD the 18th september Addroas m U,ils
borough Post ONCE, Chesterfield county.
Terms per Session OF Ten Months.
Board and tuition In the English branohes....ats0
lnstrueuon IN Music and use Of Piano. ......,....B
DO Draging and p,infn, '''''''',g
obp, Ftench.s. ..s..... ..s.......-.........tO
ono hai OF tho above charges TO be paid IN advance
" n MURRAY,
aub-wbw NJ MURRAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
= JAS & GEO WINsrnN

lI'FFIl1Itt fu.'IEl 3IIIi Ioi@- seq Wv
NORTH CAROLINA BUNCH NINE INCH CYPRESS
sHlNGLEs 5000 nine inch Bunch Shingles, on
board schr. Cupid Tor sale by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

ISiiAM PUCKErT.
Owing 70 the hard tunes have concluded 10 have but
one weeks racing This being the last meeting Of lie
Fairfield Jockey Cubhe Subscribers arc requested either
TO bring Or send their subscriptions r.
sc ID
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Sabr9an9 l5.]
s. 3eoinou II II a e II .

Die1e 3citmq miro jcben Mittwrd, anf
eiuem 9reBen Super'6cpdl So9en, nit gang
neuen Shriften, beraus9eqcbcn.
Der Sublcriptiensspreis ltein { haler
bes Sabre, in 8prausbe5 lung
Sm Saa oies niht sefdliebt, 70 wcrccn Gin
Gbller nno fllnf uno SWanSi9 Gents an9es
red,net.
Rein Slbfcribcut miro fir peni9er ols 6
Wondte anaeuommcu, unO fcincr fam bic
3eitun9 aufgsbeu, bis ale 0titdfdnSe oarauf
abbeSablt lIuo.
Reflnntm,hunocn, pcld,e Elm 8ierrd
dusmdd,eu, wcrpen oreimaI fur eiuen 3haler
einaerift, uuO fur jeoe fernere @inrlitun9
funf mo ,plu5i9 @ents. - Srpeere nadl
8erbdltniB.
Dtejenige wrlde bic 3eitun9 nit Der polt
cSer Dem poitreiter erbalten, milNen ielblt
Safiir bcsahler.
alae 8rrfe an Die Neraus9cber nliifIsn
pcltfre eiuocIanot Derbcu, font pcrSen
fTc niCbt auf0encmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
OcfentltCbe 95cnbu.

DcnnerfdoS bcn l7ten Mirs nihffens,
um 10 llbr Brrmittnas, fcacn am Saule ees
llntcrfhriebcuen iii Sber Soucona SdHus
Id,ip, Geha @auutY, fcl9enbe gIrtifel ouf 6fs
fentliter 8eucu perfauft werten, ndmid1 :
Tfcrtc uno 4lfcroe GeIfirr, HinS6pich,
Sd,aafc, Elm outer Snci aiuIs g8n9cn uno
SaeSD, gBinOmIhle unb Srphbanf, pfu9
NIB @aQcn, uno font nrd, oiCIcrIei Sauerns
@crittftoften ;n mcitldufti9 Su mcIrcn.
Die gebin9un9en am 8erfaufstage uno
2Iufmdrtun9 ppn
2(trab1m Serfenitcf.
Ne6ruar %, rQ-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
OefentltC6e Q3euNu.

Tcuucrita0s teu 3liten MdrS ndditcn6,
lm 10 llhr 8cru,ittaQ6, icleu am SNduic res
llntCrId,riebcrcu in Sber Wdcunaie 3duus
fhip, echa &auutp, fct9Cncc 9rttfcl uuf 6f'
feutIitcr @cnru perfauft werben udmlidl: 3:
Sntc nit SdItcr, onoere 6Hhc uuo junqcS
Gicb, &dmcine, Sen bci Der Come, Strob
teim SNunccrt, @iruucbeerCn bcim NuId'el,
Better uuo @cttldocn, &iirhc m6 Stnhle,
Scfcu nit 8ohr, ScNcl uno &ticnhdfen, 5tts
fen, 6aiteu, Sdiier mb Stdnccr, Sd,rdnfe,
0eef uuo Srahrs, uno font nod, cine fcbr
arcse SrridWeeenheit bon @auerns, Nau6s
uuc Jtt6ens @crdtbidufteu Su mcttIduftt9 gu
meloen.
Die Sccin9uuSeu am gerfauf6ta9c unb
9Iufnortun9 bon
SSanle6 Sdncper.
Scbruor %, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
$40. g.
9leue Transportation 2hite
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Gie llnter,eidbneten benahrithtigsn ihrs
6rennoe uno oas pubIifum i'm slIgemsinen,
cae iIe cine nsue Gransportaticns einR err
rtd1tet uno eesbalb cine 9lnsahI 8cote anges
lhattt hoben, CUR 8erffffung BON glaur,
Nrndt, Stcbr9iltsrn, &c. prn unb nadi pbb
laoelpbtd, Wtauf @hunf, 9lllentaun, Betbs
ehem, Sreemansburg, gnstou. 9ategslspilk,
JteusSpcpe uno Sriffol Eiejeniaen bic ct,
mas III rerftifen haben, fSnnsn ibre @aas
rcn an ben fclgenoen Whsrften dbIiefern ale
mo eieieIben ub9ehCIt uno nit Gid,erbeit
en- BEN Art tbrcr Scltimmuns gsbraht ners
benz
gBbarf bel NibgrpaD's, 155 1crb MafIsr
StraBe, unterbaIb Der @ine Straee, pbiias
belphid.
Bethlehem bel Geor9s 8. @cuntie.
Sreemansbur9 bei Derrn 8nedt.
glentaun bel William Goelman.
Da tbre gccte ale reu uup qebedt ftnb,
10 fam man auf eine fdrre leberlieferuna
oller thnen anuertrauten Sitter red)uen.----
Dnrd piiHftIihe 9ldtunq ibrer @eIh6ften
nnc btlIi9c preiBe bcffen fte eineu 3beI Der
Ofentliden 8une1haft su erhalten.
@belnan, 8a6man uno Go.
Wiri 9. nq-33
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Ocfentltche 93enru.

Gcnnerifd9s uue Sreitdgs ben 241ru unc
25fteu bieies UldrSmcnats, nm 10 llbr 1or,
mittd95, 1olIsn am Ndufe brs llnterlfriebe,
men III SbersWiIforb 3annfhip, eed,a @aun,
tp, fcI9enSe 9lrtitel auf oTentIher 8eneu
perfduft merben, ndmlidb:
Bier pferce nnc 9feroesGeItirr, Elm gutter
4'adnIs WagGn nit 8aoop, Elm 2sgduIs qBas
gen nlit Babpp, NeuIeitern, DFuac unb ga,
gen, 3 Strchbdnfe, NcI,fchIitten, | Elnfs
ter Rette, cine sInsabl Slod.Hcten, Elm sc[Is
ltdneiges Sd,mieraelhirr, Sdpcine, Sefen
nit !icbr, Sursaus, Sifhe, StnhIe II. 8dns
te, Slahsbrede, Wdgenwinbe, etne sIn;abl
leere Sdi1er nno Sdsd,en, unb 1cnit ned eli
ne iehr grpee 8erfchieosnheit BON hans unb
Sauern @erdtbfdaften su meitIiuftis ~
meloen.
Die SeSiHarn9sn am 8srtaufsta9e unb
gInfportung ccn
Wiartin Semnlcrer.
Wirs9, *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Oefentttlbe 9SenDu,

Dcunerita9s ben l7teu Mdrb ndditenej
Inn 10 llhr 8crmittnes, fclen am Nonie oes
llnterIdriebenen in Suo g8beitholl Gauns
ftip, Qeda @anntp, fpIaence gIrtifeI auf Of
fentliter 8enpu eerfauft ipercer, ndmIidl !:
Riuesueh, pcuruter fh Elm Depon'
fd,ire 8ulI befn6st, Sdlneine, Q8n9en uno
@abrD, pfiioe unb @age, Srphbanf, heus
leitern, ScI,ftlitten, Webifubl init GcItirr
Better unb @ettIaben, Elm 9rcBer gIas Jflls
dlenidrauf, 3inn:Geld irr, Ncu bel her Ecn'
he, Grunebeeren beim Snftcl uno icnit ned
oieIerIei SauSs, 8ouerus, uno SGud,en '@jc'
rdthIhoften al weitliufti9 su meIeen.
Die 8eeinouugen am 8crfanfsta9e NIB
sIufwdrtnn9 ocn
2orene @uth.
Getruar %, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
OeRentltCbe 9Scnpu.

Gcrncrifa9S unb Treitaa6 zen l0tcn uub
IItcn Wdrs, uno Dcueritaas Scn 24ffcn
Didr;, nm 10 llbr 8crmitta9s, fcu am Naus
ie oc6 pcritcrbcneu Samncl BUS in Oirros
@britball ofcntlih osrfauft werceil, fcI9cns
be gIytifel ndmid:
pfcrbc mb pfcrScs@cidirr, 9ltucdpich,
wcruuter Th 4 fette ShIen befuoeu, Sdlaas
fe, Shweine, g8d9eu mo Socoies, SocuIets
tern, Yhuqen, uno @9oen, gBinomitble uno
Strcbbanf, cine 0rcidmaidinc, S,Cls uno
SaaoIditten, Gin Sdmieb @efhirr, cine
@lattbhalc, . Shlciflteinc, elm paar @aoals
lrriiteu piltcleu NIT SHcIitcrn, Gin De9cn, els
nc fleine S0dusuhr, cine Saduhr, 8 ScfeH
nit 9cbr, elm Gdfhrauf uno 8idcnffranf,
Better uno SettIaoen, Elm Secretair uuo
font ncf UielerIei Nau6s Sauerns uub Siid'
engerdtbitafteu iu peitldufti9 ;u mcleen.
lie Gcbinsun9en am 8ertaufsta9e unc
siufwartuu9 bon
gno6 BUT, slcm,crs,
9Silltam 2int, ~ '''
Sebruur ., ra-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Oefentlt(he 95enDu.

Dienita9s uno gRittwchS ben 22ften uuo
23ften Mdrs rddbifens, I'm 10 .lbr 8crmits
tags, ioGeu am Soaufc oeS llnterfdriebenen
in Weieenbur9 IdunId,ip, 9efd &auntp, fcl'
9enos sIrtifel ouf Ofrntliher 8encu perfauft
iperoen ndmlid,
3wei cute Snlen.Wdbren uno ancere 9us
te pferoe, pferbe GeIbirr, quite Milhfiihe,
uno anceres juuees 9itursoieh, Shpeine,
Sdaafc, @a9en nuc Saobp, pHige uro Gg'
gen, Joeuleitern, 6cl,s uuo Sa9c Sdhlitten,
cine beinabe neue 2lepfelmlhle, Sfen nit
0fpbr, Slhenfhranf, Drnbr, 3tIte, Stiihfs,
elm erceer meiiingner SeieI, Gilenhdfen,
SdiIsr uno Stdncer, uno font nod pielerIei
Nans' uno Sauern,@erithfdafen 81 tpeit'
Iduftis Su meIcen.
Die gebinaunsen am Bsrfaufstass unb
2Infrpartung bon
Setnri6 Rcinfdmict.
Mdra 3, Nq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Oefentltche 93enNn.

Giitwpd,s cen l6teu MirI nddiicus, I'm
10 llbr 8rrmittuqs, loarnnm Qduie beS llus
terfd,ricb,nen IN Sber lGiIfcrO Idunfhip,
eed,a @auntp, frlQenoe 9rtifcl anf 6fentlis
der 8enpu perfauft merben;
pfcree unc pferre9efhrr, Sihe unb 0lins
Der, cine ocrtrefilite Suh nit einem SaIb,
eiu fch6ucr 8ulI, Shaafe uuo Sdpeiue. Q
Bi9en, ein itayfer Qduls gSngen nit elmer
Sperre, ein 4'9dul5 gabeB, SNeli' uno SCI,'
Ieitern, paiQe uup G99eu, pIaufen uno grtt'
Inbenbrl, 6ldenlhranf, 8etten nno Setts
Ilren, ein 70 out nls ueues gHeber9eldirr, 2
Spcrrfetten, oebeilcn, SteiufdIearI Sdser
nrb Stduoer uno fonif nod oielcrlei Gerdtb'
lhaften ;u peitlduftig III mclocn.
Die @ebin9ungen am Berfanfsta9e uno
2lnfpartung opn
Oeinri6 Neper.
01drj 9, *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Oefent(tche 9Senpu.
Sebrudr q,

Sreitaes benl25fsn Mdr; uidtens, fcfIen
am soauie oes lluterIhriebenen in Soeibelberq
Gaunftip, eeda @auntp, fplgenbe slrtifel
auf ofentIiher 8encu uerfauft tpercen ndm'
lid,:
pferoe unb pferbes@efhirr, 8inbcieb, stpei
Wdaen nit SOboies, pHhge unb Gage, 9Siuo'
mible uue Strchbanf, Seols' nnb Sago'
SdIitttn, unb lcnif ncd oeIcrIei 9Irtiteln ju
peitlduftig gu meIcen.
nie Sebtnsansen am 9erfaafStase nnt
9Iufrpnrtun9 bon
9latbar gern1dn.
Mdrs 2, no-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Oefentltthe 95enpu.

Somita9s ben 19ten MdrS udhlcn6, I'm
10 llhr @crmitta96, Icllcn am 5,auic bes I'M
teritrietCnen in 9icro .WbcitboH Taunfhip,
9eha @duutD, fcl9eube 9Irtifel Ouf tifeutIi.
der 8enou perfauft nerben, ndmIid,:
Sin pfcrr, Wuhflbe, pferccsgefd'irr,
gGmrmihle uuo Strcbbdnf, fupferners unc
ciierncr Sc0'cI, eu Barrel 8reuufeNeI, Set'
ter unc &enlnNen, Glide uno Stnble, 3nber,
Stduccr mo TdBer, cin 9fphrcfen, uno iOnii
urd nllerIei Nauss, Soncrns uno StdhClt'
@crdthfdaften Su reitIduftia Su uelccn.
Cic 8ecin9nu9en am SerfdufstaSe unt
sIufporun9 ucn
Gbriitiou Q9eter.
Setrudr 90, nq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Iir;2,
OefcntltCbe 95enpu.

Dcnuerita9S ben 3lltcu MdrS ndhitens,
8crmittdgs nm 10 llbr icGcn om nonle bes
llHtcrihriebencn in SNCioeItcrg 3ounfdltp, &c:
da @unntD, fcI9enos glrtifel ouf pfcntIider
8enou perfauft wcrbcn:
pferoc uuo pferoe Gjcffirr, gtnosoteh,
Sdaafe, Shwriue, eiu Is9dule Bd9cn, eill
2saduIs 9Sa9cn uuc Cit 4s9dnlS Wdgcn.
pfli9cn uuc @q9eL 6culeitern, uno fcnIf
ncd, cine 9rpee 8erfdieernbeit gaucrr,@es
rdtbidafteu, Su ipcitlduftig ~ mcIcen.
Die 8ecin9uu9en am 8erfaufsta9e unc
9Iufnartur9 pen
SSobn S6mict. (Wtajor.)
Wdrs 2. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
cynptalt aur9attpG
nher cSnNian peQetQble Yl[Ieti.

OieIe berilhmtc Weeiiin rpiro inter Der
aufllht REQ 9Biaiam @riabt, Sicesprcfbent
BON pem "Rrrps9imerifanifhcn @eiunoheitss
,@oaceum," Yerferti9t, uno fol- fol9enbe
Rranfhcitrn unfehlbar hcilen
@nnuubenoe Sieber fanIenee Sieter /;
Sdmsr,en i'm Maaen, eln9e, eeber, 9lnden
uuo Seite 8erluit oss 9lppetits Jtrnnfes
Rcpfneh 9lbeumutism, bcioes slcnte Ceer
@hrpniId5; Slutipeien INT, ,Sredlen Curd'
fll, 9iuhr uno @plif; DDspepita, NilSindt,
falIenoe Sud,t, blauen Souifen, berjflcpfen,
@5eId,niire nno Wuuoen atler Srt; Sdwn'
DIE yteroen, NieoerseIhIasenbeit nno ale
anoere 8raufbeiten Der STaneusnericnea.
Sbige Webisin il an Dem eertn9cn preis
BON 25 Geuts bic Scr, in sem SuhfebF oss
llnterfdriebenen gu pobeu.
q. 6. 9iuhe.
AIcntaun JIcp. 3. l94I. nq-bu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
O2irS9
Oefentltehe 93cnpn.

Cienlfdas ben 29iteu NPdrS nm I2 llbr
UtIttd9s, iolIen am 9nithauie ees Inter,
ifriebenen in Der Staot 9Illentaun, fclqcnSe
2lrtifeI uuf CfentIider 8cnbu oerfauft mers
ben, ndnlid
yicun 8ctten NIT Brnldcen, Gin pcllffins
et9es Sdr 9Iprerat, ais ScttsIn, Tdsdeu,
uuo Gildier, Iilhe Stnble uno Sdnfe, Ref
leL Stienhdfen, Ieere Safer, uuo lonit nod,
oielerlet Sans'@erdtbidaften gu tDsitlduftig
~ meloen.
Die Seoiugunaen am gerfaufstage unb
2Iufnartlln9 YUn
9Jii6acl 9tetB,
D}irs9, no-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
on Sauern.

Die linterfdlriebenen haben eine arcee
Guantitit @pps auf cdub, ipeIhen iIe fur
bic fommenoe Sdhrsjeit III mahlen, uno an
Der W1ible peer am Stohr in Der Staot an
nteori9en 9Dreiesu ~ psrfaufen 9ecsnten. =
9IlIe gIrtsH @etrnioe trire mic ScnDbulid, ein'
9encmmerr.
Sd9er, Sef unD 60.
mirj2, uo-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Oef(ntltChe 93enpt.

Dicutaa6 Ncr 22fcu O1ir, uihftcn6, I'M
10 llhr Wiitto9s, frlICn am SHdufe rc6 llutcrs
ld)ricbcncu in Sber:Nlfcrb GnunTd,ip, See
dld @duntD, fclgcubr gIrtifcG duf 6fcntlid)cr
geheu ucrtduft wertcu, uimlih
pferoe uno pfertc Gield,irr, 0iirt6pieb,
Sdddfe, cit 4'giutd 9Snaeu unb guoop,
pfh0c uuo @a9c, NcI;id,Iittcn. 8cttcu unc
Scttlacer, Sdrauf, 3nbsr, rcbit font nrd,
oiclcrlci Sodu6s uno Bduern Gjcrithifdften
;u rpeitldufti9 81 mcIccu.
Die Secin9un9en om 8erfauf6tage unc
alufwartun9 bon
rSacOb Ofu6elman.
Wirs2, *-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
W2drS g.
Oefrnfliclc Q3rnall.

Snnlltags ZEN 19ten MirJ n6thtcrs, g'cr.
mitta96 I'M 10 llhr, irDcu am SHauie oce lin.
tCrld)rlcbsncu in RictcrsOidcurgie GounidU
Fcdd @auntD, fplqcuce 9Irtifrl auf 6tfenhi.
der gcnbu oCrfauft mcrbcn:
9linoepieh, Sdaofe, pfcrbcocfdirr, Gin
4'Qiuls Goeep NCuIeitcrn uno Sd,rmeI,
pauac, Ga9e, SIaf,sbrcdI uno Sdl,piu0mHb,
Ie, Spcrrfetteu, gEo0ruminoe, gettcu uno
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-23

I HE Nj AR X E 7 s..


<'oM6@c fsd0tnsore AHtrscGn, june ~
cATTts.--Ths supply Of Beef Cattle al the
drove yards this morning reached about 220 head
Of which us were taken BY the butchers at prices
varying from s. TO IS per LOG lbs. ss in quality
he balance remain 10 the market unsoId.
fLoUR.-There is NOT mach animation in the
market for Howard Street Flour, and the price il
without change. Holders are generally asking
- IS a s. so for good standard brands, and We
note limited transactions at both these prices to.
day-pripeiraily however at IS Sc. The store
price is IS 50.
hHEAr.-Iwo or three parcels Of prime Penn
sSivaniaied NhcBt we're sold on Saturday at g., :
~. No Md Whea,s at market.
CoRs.--Ssl-s ef Mi. Corn at SIS Sc cents for
yellow, and 81 SIS cents for white. A sale Of a
lot OF Pennsylvania at So cents.
RYE.-No transactions in Rye.
Oars.-Sales Of Md Oats at 30 "a cents.
BAcoE.-There has been some Improvement IN
the demand for Bacon within day OF two, and
prices have advanced shade. We note sales ~
Prime Western assorted at "A cents Holders
now ask Ia and a cents; Hams at 5 "a cents;
Sides at cents, and Shoulders at 81 cents
WBIsKEY.-There is a moderate domand, and
sales to limited extent are making at 10 cts for
hhds. and 30 cts. for bbls.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-23

NEw ENTERPRisE---M essrs. Sander.
son q Son have jus, opened a new hotel
IN Chestnut st, Philadelphia, above Third,
under the name Of the Franklin. Ii is a
very large and commodious house, being
htted with upwards Of one hundred Sleep
ing rooms and parlors. The house itself
aud the mode 10 which il will be conduct.
ed are novel in tina. city. All the apart
ments consist Of parlors, with one or more
alcoves for lodging adjacent. These are
neatly furnished, and may be occupied by
dodgers, without board, at rates from two
dollars and half per week up to ten or
twelve. The scheme of keeping the es-
Enlistment unites the advantages of the
French and American hotels. There is
a table d'hote, at which yisiters may find
isumptuous fare, after Ike fashion of the
best public houses in the country. Be-
sides this, meals are furnished at all hours
TO those who prefer separate table, eth
er IN the cotiee-room or in their private
parlors. The expense Of the latter mode
is very moderate, and v:siters have the
choice of a great variety of plain and fan
ey dishes. In tho reception hall we no.
tlced five full length portraits Of Frank
lin :-one representing him as tallow
chambers boy, one as he first entered
Philadelphia, one as printer, and flying
kite TO attract the lighting, and fifth
1--WE believe) as ambassador. We must
commend the whole economy ofthis house
as admirable, and trust tina; it will find
due encouragement both from strangers
and residents of the city.-North Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-23
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.

In the House Of Representatives ofthe
United States on the 18th inst. Mr.. Ad.
ans, on leave given, offered the follow
ing resolutions, which without debate or
division was adopted:
Resolred, That the President OF the
United States be requested to communi
cate to this House, so far as may be com.
patble with the public interest, copy of
the Quintuple Treaty between the FIVE
principal Powers of Europe for the sup
preston Of the African slave trade; and
also copies of any remons,rance or pro-
test addressed by Louis Cass, Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
Of the United States a, the Court of
France, to that Government against the
ratification by France of the said treaty,
and of all correspondence between the
Governments of the United States and Of
France and Of all communication from the
said Louis Cass to his own Government,
and from this Government TO him, relating
thereto.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-23

STRAWBERRIES The Cincinnati Re-
publican says :-"One of the largest cul-
tlva:ors of this delicious fruit, informs us
that for the last fortnight, the amount OF
strawberries brought into the Cincinnati
markets, from the gardens on the banks OF
the Licking River alone, has averaged
800 bushels daily--the price has ranged
from to IL cents quart, averaging a
bout 7c. One man has 40 acres in cul-
tivation, mainly devoted to straw berries.
Some of the cultivators, however, think
the supply has exceeded the demand, and
are ploughing their vines in, and are pre-
pairing for a different crop.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-23
IE D.,

On Monday last. LAURA VIRGIsIA, dsaghtec.of
Mr.. Andrew W. Mccleaiy, of this county, aged G
years.
On the l9,h instant. in the western part Of this
County, CHARLES Yousa. aged &c years, one Of
the surviving soldiers of the Revolutionary war.
Mr. Young enlisted at tho CONNIE ncement of the
war, and served until the peace of 1888. There
was hardly battle of any Importance fought dur
ing the war, in which be was no, present: and he
was one Of the few soldiers now living, who Tough,
at the battle of Brandywne. He was a pension
er Of tho Federal Government
10 Jefferson County, Kentucky, on the 9th Feb
ruary last, Major SAMUEL BRAY, aged Ga years.
In the same county, on the 9th instant, Mrs.
NANCY BRAY, relict Of the late Major Bray, aged
81 years. She was native of this county.