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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

Die Seemah t.-Su mlcrcn Naupte
itdeten pcrcen 9c9enpdrti9 ;ablrcide 8ers
IammIlm9cn 9chaiten, wegeu Dem 8orihl0a
unfere Secmadt ;u perriuscru. gs be.rid,t
bort nur cine Mcinung besmele.;I itnb eteie
1T, bas bche gclbUerWiGi5ungrn bonn Cons
9re6 9emad)t weree1 lollten, nm Die Sees
niadt jn perif6Tfrr, uno ale Sd,iffe, eie IL;
Werfe fES, ferti9 Su madsa mo Sem Sta,
psi su lalien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15
ID Qlmocnblialibe 00cbfeI. = oil

ID 3ngrnbliflicbs SScebfeI. = Die
aDrpcr aIler lebenocn @efd6pfe IIno ,um
2beile Cinem rcoofntioniren Wed,fel inter,
rperfen cs III baber augenfheinIid,, bae um
r;eicn pertcbiIdlen @ehfel ,u erleid)tern, bic
natlIrItden NnSloBun9cu oe6 S6rpers in rid,s
ti9em 3uitaroc crhalteu rperorn mnIIen -
benn fpcrpen cicie bincerIidlen 1beilr su LAM
&c I'M 86rprr 0elitteu 70 ,peroen Te fdJdrfuno
curroiIo, peruriadlcn bic B6hft peinlihiteu
nno fatalen llnoronun9en ipelde gew6bnlid,
jabrclan9e SdmerScu unb eeioen ;lir Gofos
baben. Q8enn oicS Der Sal 1T, 70 fpcllfe ID,
9epifenbnft alien Golden ben ouoenblflid,s
en- Grbrandj bon Sranbretb'6 uniuerial pil,
Ien cmpfcbIen-eine Weoi5in bic ibren oeoen,
wdrtt9cn 9lHbm burd ibre Rnblihfeit uuS
telcneern @i9entbnmliebfeiten bic Ie teEst,
erldu9t bat; bieie 9DiGen fino in 9Babrbeit
nifts tpetter ipie ein @ebnlfc Der Gatrir,
wClde belpirft oaB fe oaS tbut Ypas erforoer.
lid 1T oen 9elunoeu 3uitano oes &6rpers AT
e3eu9cn. SoIdeS 1T 3bntiad,e, eas fe nit
Sthcrhcit an9cwcnoe. peroen f0nuen fcruchl
bel altcn perionen ipie bel nnmitnoi9en biilfs
ioien Sftnecrn, rnocrdnoerIid nit bemIelbtH
nAelideu Grfplqe.
Ylan fonfe IN 9lnentauu bon 4. e. Rnbe,
pcltmeiiter, nno bon oen 2l9entcn weldle III
eIner anoern Spdlfe diaegeben fino.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

c.-Jn @arliste iheint cine
Sanbc Nduiererbrcher uuo Morbbrrnncr
9e9enipdrti9 ibr Sauptquartier aufgeIdlngen
Su bnbcn. Mcbrere 8erlrd,e wurocn in rcrs
igrr Bcde 9cmadlt I'M in 0duIer uuc Stcbr
;u bredben, uup in Der 9tad)t BON Oeouta0
purbe pa6 g8cbnbauie ees S,rn. Oavis in
Srano 9eieet pbne jeoch bebeutcnccu Sdas
ben aniurihten, incem oas 6cuer Seitli6 9cs
l6ld,et rpuroe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

Wcrifp it uHrettbor ben Slducu oc6
britttldcn gecpareCn ocrfalIcn. gjcli notb 1T
Der SludD, Der 70 oft Subioioucn uno Stad>
ten ibrcr &raft mo Sclbtlldnriqfeit beraubt,
70 audi in Oiclcm Sale. Dad, uclen ocr9ebs
lifcu 8erIudlen it c6 Santa Gina 9elun9en,
bel bcm 9cnbouer Sooufc Sames WcrriIon
uno So. cine 9lnlcihe bon SIS Willtcuen su
maudlcrL bcrcn 8ieberbcSablung ben brittis
idleu Strdbaltcru burd Die cn0ildIe He9ic>
ruug uardntirt miro. 0aS Darles
ben 1T nuf Id Sabren, unb eS fpaen pdbrcno
Der 3cit fcinc 3inieu 9c;ablt ,pcrccrJ ba9c9cn
nad 2lblauf be6 3erminS sl40 fur empfans
gene 500 Surilf9sSablt werben. 90 lpelt
wdre allss ir Srcnuug, nm abcr fcmmt Ger
S10fen. SIR Die 9an;e 3eit, auf lpcld,c bic
2lnleihe 9enrmmcn iit, Ipllen ale brittiiden
Mauuflfhrmdareu in eem Nafen prn 8erd
@ruS uub anoern mrrifanildcu Sdfcn sclls
frei, poer nur NIT einem rpmncllen 3oll be-
lc9t Su9elniIen rperbcn. Ia MN aubern 9ias
tioncu tiefelbe 8ergilnlli9un9 niht ;nftcbt 70
iit cS ar9enfheinlid,, baB Gu9lanb ben 9an>
gen auSwdrti9cu Naneel Werifc's npnrpclts
Grcn, uuo Die rngliitheu Snterehen td ras
ielbit cineu @iuflus periCbaffen perbcn, Der
weoer i'm 8utcr, nod in Soicn mcbr 81 be-
pitigcu isiu ipjro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15
Sic @cIck0ebnmo.

llrirre 9clCtgctuu9 peridnimglte fjf ant
9tcn ticire Wicnat6, ibrer Brrto9uu0 gcmiG
III Narri6brrg ipieocr. Su feiucn Der Sdus
fer ilnb biebcr nod gcldldftc 9etbnu pprDen,
bic Ce5 glnfntrcn6 mcrtb rpirsn. Bis nddJs
ite lBcdlc riro man tph hpfcrtIih etwaS
pen btcfem 5tDrper mltSuthcilen i'm Stanbc
IClTt,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

9lm lcsten Dpnneriiaa in S6ersD2ilforo,
am Sdlagfus, 6 brtitianS berer,
i'm 57iien gebenSiahre.
2lm 4ten Suui in Beissnbars, am S6ars
lahFebsr, 6. Gram { ia, Elm gelddeter
Sinpebner, I'M 53ifsn eebensiahre.
9tm lssten Scuntag IN acknowledgements,
phiIip @agel, un9efabr i'm I9sn Sab
re feiHrs alters.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15
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Sefcntlidbe 9iahritt trirn tisrcurd, aeaes
ben, eas BET Der Sisun9 Der ndd)lten 8eless
gcbuu9 non Snr9cru hiSfes Stadts fur fine
SuccrpcrdticnSsss;fte I'M cine ncue Sdnfs9trp
taIt in Der Stabt 9Iaentaun, eedla @onnty,
inter nclH stamen:
"Ste Sauern iino SoanSlrerfer
Sant''
bon aacntalir ;t errihteu GnIsSss;si;ti, s;ti, csuddt
werbcn miro /; nit eincm @ari:id mn sI50s
900, fur Sen beliimuite.: 1n6sped III biscons
urru ituo Sanf @elhdfte III betreibeu orif
cie 9eipcbnliojc strt ssttrt itHb 8ei(e anberer ganfs
9Intalten.
IRehtahH Shilt ., lS42. ifq-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15
9yiilIeretnnn 9lrtil(cric.

QIuf beu 4ten Suli wirb unS Die "Wsiacrss
taun 9Irtillerie," unler tem @annanbo BON
@art, 0arrtfpn Mtll er eiurn 8es
Iltd ablfattcn. Die 2lUentnuner Gcnipaos
nicen trgfcn 9lnifnItcrt um ibucn ben BriuCb
an0enChm ~ mad)en,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15
2(nfgeit6obene Court.

Cine auf9eldCbene Court bon Common
plies fol- aebalten peroen, am Dienifaa oen
2Siien SUM nddjfens, Inn 10 llbr @ormits
tags, i'm @eurtbaufe In slDsntaun, ipc ale
gcrfcuen iIh einfineen f6nHen Die @efhdfte
baben.
Seize SannieL 4'rcfb'r.
Shns l. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15
10000 fattanten 9lieQef.

Der llnterSeihHete bat $4,000 pom ben bes
ten fatanien pcitens itnb anoerr Mieae[ auf
Sdno, bic er i'm Slnstau(d1 fur alIerbanb @es
tratee, als 9icgsen, @eIIbtcrn uno 6aber,
81 ben nieeri9ifen preifen abfesen rpirS.
SSofepb &. Sdoer,
9l9ent fur SIOs nnc SnniIdsr.
Suni Is, *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

@inbunoert uno pier3ig bciratb5fdbi9e ir:
ldnciidJe Wibdlcn rnnbeten fitrsIib III pbiGas
oelpbid. Sie batter gebOrt 6aB Wdoder
Iebr rar ri III ecu Der. ct. ieien uro fom.
men bcBbaIb IN Der glbIidlt I'M belcm Wans
gel CD cirtt0crmnBcn ab;ubcIfeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

3psi glessr, relhs fllrShh 4, mcHrcr SO.
2tlaban,a, eineH ORA. Snatiicb ermOresten,
lpAEesn eeEl egne @erher anf9ehaneen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15
@iae &rpeget.@eftl,iebfc.

Das "aiu9uitd COfdiue) Scurual cr;dblt !;
gne6 Cages III ocri9cr g8odIe 0icu9 ein
ann, Der @ottcu beiisu IcQ, auf Die Naieus
B, in Der @cgcno 0cu gSorrcmcutcqu6
no i'm cltIideu Stede pen 5,allcncQ, aI6
.cncn ouno uuqeip6bulidj laut anId)ldgcn
tc Shuea elite CT IN Der 9tdItlu0 bc6
llS ocrpdrt6 uuO fab ieinen Souno Upu ci
nVhi Barren dn9efdllen. Der Nuuo madtc
I'D, ebeH lce unp rannte, bonn 8ircn UcrfolQt,
euf @cttru su. Sein @jc,eebr mar nur mit
Sd,rot 9elaoer, uno che CT cine 5{uQel III ben
Qduf briu9cu scunte, bclt Ger 8ir oitbt ecr
ibm. Seetercr rihtete fId nuf tUo wctIte
ecm Wtdnne eben cine nidt dll,u sdrtIdlc
llmdrmnn9 an9cccibcu ldiicr, oi5 Der l.u;e
bcu Barren ucd1maI6 uou birtcn faGte. Der
&ar ipanbte fId, I'M tblt nit ictucr Ease III
ihla9en, uuo Soften bcnuete oen 2lu1cubtid,
nit aller &raft ieiuen SliuhnfeIten an Sru.
Sruin 81 applctrcu. Sin Spcttcr Shldq icrs
brad ba6 @c,pchr uno 8riin rIftc nlttbeuo
Dor. @etten hiclt i'm nit ocr liufcn SNauo
an eincm Sbre fcf uuo III arm9langer @uts
fcrnun9. ST. Dem crfol9enccn Nono9emeus
&C turitcn bcioe III geoeu, Soften auf Sruiu
uuo ea6 DIR bclcloen nod INNER feItbals
teuo. 3ufdlltg fduh ieiue redtc Soano ciucn
Steiit, Der fir bielr @cle9rbcit 9rce uuo pals
fcuo gcnn9 mar /; init oiclem fd)Iu9 MN @rt'
ten auf Den Sopf uuo bic 9inie bcs Sdrcn 70
fdu9e Ic6, bio cr maufctcot mar. Oas 6ca
oc6 Sbieree ruuroe IN unlere Sfftce 8cbvadt,
iuo bic 3cidclt, ipeldp Der Stciu barin stls
riid9cIlecu, t6nnen fehr ecutijdl Seebeu pers
ccn.- Cie gButb bicie5 SdreH crfldrt man
burh ocn llmtano, oas CT geraoe Sun8e hats
te, tpeldc feitoem geiebcu lporoeu (Gub. Der
Mdnn 1T 9rcB uuo dtbletifh uRo idcu il oors
9cridtem Glitter. Sin anceser ivciblider Bar
souroe pori9en Soertlt nabe an ber1eIben Stels
Ie aetSotet. @eaeu Siten bon uufcrer Staot
unc SoaIcwel 9icbt es ciueu 9roBeu unbrbaus
zen SaHbifrid,, Der ;u felF9 1T, I'M urbar gcs
sRad1t Yperbcn su f6pueH. Den 9rSBteu Gbcil
beee6t 8aiounq, mo 100 bie 9roeen Sdume
gefdllt iuurben, 1T biftes llntergrbuidI ouf0cs
fhoifen. Su ben borti9eu SellentlGftcn NIB
9Ibbingen ftnoeu bic Sdrcn Sd,ue cocj tds
ben mir updb uidbt geh6rt, saf ilob audi @6ls
fc unc pautbcrn baletbt aufhaIteu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

Ti6t @GdubGtd d.-Die pcrt phis
lip @oScttc crSdblt, bnB bic Grau einc6 9a9s
I0brer5 in jener @e9cno nemid feds 6mbcr
Nuf etnmal 9rtar. Crct baron fparcn 9leid,
tcbt Die 9necrn fptlcu ater ned Iebcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

Oa6 8nufcrctts@ @ c { c b.--@6
Idlcint rin 0rcBcr Srrlhum ipc9cn bcm ncuen
SoufcrrttsGjcIcG Su bcrrfdIcu, inbcm mnnd'c
9loubrr, baB tcincr ben guecn hicle6 GjCles
Bc6 III 9mIprucb nrbmcn fam, au6gcncmmcn
cr bat Sd)ulccn ~ cCm ScIalf bon $500.
Ote6 ocrhdlt (Idl ritbt Is. GrQeuo jemQno
Der idluoia ii, rb Die gummc arr ccrr flein
it, ctc CT nid,t fihjg 1T ~ bcSahIcr, fam 9In'
lprub auf od5 8dnterctts Gjclcb mocbcn uno
bdruutcr crtladcn wcrorn. Ger 8crthcil
ocn bclcr 2lftc III, oaB c6 ocn Gdlulcncr bon
nlIer flnfiigcn guiprlihcu, nuf Seitcn lcis
nCr GrCbitcrcil, bcfrCit. Ed6 llnccrmtgcnoe
SdbuINucreclce ltbIet cen SbulOner blr6
ucr Gtuipuruug OtCr ldBt ctni9e6 SiAcns
thunl, oa6 CT nadbcr eruirbt, INNER ccr Gjes
fahr Ce6 GrCbjtor6 au6gcieBt Der c6 gu icoer
3cit in Scid)Idq nehmen fam. Dds Sdnfs
rctts&jcicB mirft al6 cine Suittuu9 IN ppll fur
cie SdmIo, ipcnn Ger Sdmlorer allies fctn
&t0cntblm chyljCb anfacbt, uuo fcmit fdnn
CT miebcr Gjrlhiftr auf5 9tcue cbue @cfabr
oufan0cn. @iuer Der 9lufprud) fur oa5 Sanfs
roIt8cicB m0dIt, oorf @i9ertbum Su bcm
8rrtb pou 300 Sbalcr bcboltcn.--&at. sc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15
q dIA II e el

@e Garbonbale, in euserne GauntD, fotl,
aw lSteH Leele1 42ai eee SeoeH cir bdfber
3od hef nit 1bnee tcee6l sepefsn lsin !
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

@ci Ciner 9lcgimcutS Wuteruug in Gtars
Irfton 0crictbCu ;,pei Wdnncr in Sncit nors
rdHf ciner Gem ancern CinCm 10 Itarfen
SdlN9 CAB, Eae CT tcet nicccrfcl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

gine 9tuiabf bon Gudfcrn brabTdlti9t III
@bren ben 9Eilliam 9,cnr, nuf Der SteGIe,
mo crrlelbe in Bennington einen rpeltbefanns
ten 8crtra9 nit ben Sueianern abidfre, ein
DenfmaI su erricbten. gle habeu ju icldlem
3irede NIT benz geIecr ecs Grnnee6 unb
Bcoens. auf neihem ecr 9rcee Rlmbaum
ireht, inter cem bic feierlid,e 9lbtrrtuuS ben
pennDlpanieu Rattfano, lluterbanoiuu9sn
aiter eru 9lnfauf oe5 @runbe5 ein9eleilet,
iinO perbrn eaGelbe jeet fiber unter auuebnls
lihen Sebin9uu9en crfteben sic ipolIen
bann auf eiuem 40 Sd)nb bobrn Euegelfele
cine 900 Sue bobe SduIe crridten, Die in
penoi9 nit eiuer Greppe perfehen lein icII,
pcrmittclft ipslder man benz @jipfcl oes ?Dlp,
numents crte9en fam. 3nr Grinnrrung
an ben @riinoer pennfDluaniens 1T bis jegt
erit spcni9 9eGd'ehen, uno bod perbienet or
nor Ilien 9cpie oas banfbare 9lnSenfen De-
ser, fpeIdle Die Bcbltbaten 9en:eeeH1 Die or
linen bereitet bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

getriibter { ODE 8 { a.--2lnf feer
8anerei bon eDeia Sod, gslttpe bcs eerfors
benen Scbannfs Npb, in 9iihmouo Gauns
fdlip, Serfs @auntp, ereiqnete lfd am 26iien
. Mal eiu betrlibtes lln9lud Sin Sobu Der
lBittwe, IA Sabre uno Wonate aft, mar
bdtei befd1dftist einen q8aaen aus Der Shers
er 81 Ianen; berleIbe befano I'D, idlon auf
Der Sride an Der Sdbcuer als Die Sperre
Ioe FAM uio CT ic9leid) llber ole Sriide bin,
nntfr lief ben Jtnabcn nmfdllu9 uno fo febr
befd'soi9te oae er IN 20 Ilualea fetaea GtAi
auhat,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-06-15

9te9e lwe9 lln9 ii f. = 9Im
Srcitog oeri9er Bodlc fduo Ibomas 0'&ri.
an uon pbiabelpbia eini9e Wc;ten eicleit6
9lcaoiu9 auf Der 91ie9clbah; icinen. Ico Gr
mar 6nbrer eincs @araibpots, mu6te fdl @es
fd)dfte balber in Geaoin9 enpas aufbaIten,
unb beuuBte bic Hiegelbabn I'm ieiu Spot
tpieber einSubcIen. SlI6 or beGcIben dnlId,
tia purhe, lpraug CT ans Dem 9lie9elbabns
q8aeen, fam mter Die 9ldocr uno purOe auf
Der Stelle getootet.
9lm udniliden Gage (heiit e6) fcien III Der
ndbe ben SdlnYlfill S9aoen, no Die Welts
briuff 9lieseIbabn ciejeni9e pcn 9leactug
fren;t, bic 5ioblempaeen nit ben lDliIaIdlier'
g8a9eu 70 unianft i'll 8erubun9l gefommen,
oag einige Der 9ebtern eabnrdb jsritort aber
Ood tein eeben eiu9ebnet puroe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-22


lS4o and A. We may, however from known
facts about the importation Of wool, calculate the
amount imported in the last year TO exceed ten
millions pounds; amount equal to about one half
OF what is raised by farmers in this country
be sold To the manufactures lFla4ta ~
Here we have principal cause Of the great de-
preston Of the price OF wool at this Time.
Frauds are practiced ia the importation of for.
cign wool, which defraud the government of re-
venue and press large agricultural interest This
is done by mixing, in the foreign country, dirty
and coarse wool with better qualities and dirt
is mixed with the wool, SO that the compound is
worth less than eight cents, also by importing it
on the skin IN a filthy state. aH' l
This wool, much of it, is as good as tho lower
grades of our own heeoo wool and all of it takes
the place of just such amount OF American rails
ed wool.
1t may be said justly, that the price Of wool Is as
high as manufacturers can afford TO pay, with the
present price of cloths. Still the farming interest
ought not TO be sacrificed to the manu- featuring in.
terest--the ono ought to be as much protected as
tho other This is subject which calls for the
immediate action of Congress TO correct the evil
NJ. f.. Far7ner. s si
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-22
z Ia q Eg G 3 d u e.
AN INCIDENT OF TIE REVOLUTION

by r.. HAMILTON.
1t was an autumnal evening--the forest hud be
gun to don their nantes Of gorgeous coIors.--
The fields shorn of their harvest treasures, lay
like golden lakelets IN rich and mellow sunset -
Tho noble highlands, like giant warriors clothed
in their panopIy OF rock and foliage, threw their
sullon shadows far upon the bosom of the gio-
lous Hudson, who rolling on his path in beauty,
Cleaned like fallen rainbow in nnumerable tinls
of accidental glory. TOR in The distance toward
tho Cro'nest, begrt with dadem Of purple aud
gold. The first twinkling the brow OF
twilight; deep, dark clouds encircng the
zone OF creation, rock and mountains, tree and
shrub, hitl dale and rivulet all cUmmingled in one
heavy soflness, rendering il a scene Of indescriba>
BILE loneliness, beautiful as in those days of print.
tive innocence, ere sin known, or desolaton
and decay had fallen upon the blossoms OF our
earthly Eden. .5.t ..r .,..,5 ~
Such was the evening when barge was seen 20
leave the promontory of West Point, in The neigh
borhood of which we locate our narrative, in the
year 1882. In it were several persons attired in
the military costume of the period, who, with the
well measured stroke of their oars made il to dart
the golden water like ray of light. In the
stern was seated of about fifty years OF age,
his head was uncovered and revealed to view a
wide aud cnpacious brow; his features were mark
ed and masculine; his mouth which was peculiarly
characterized by closoness Of the lips, gave him
look Of deerm nation, yot which in no way inn
pared the mild and meroilul expression which
reigned over his general aspect. Like the others
in the boat, lie wore dark blue with broad
buff facings, closely butoned to the throat. heavy
golden epaueites buckskin small clothes ,high mil
itary boots, with spurs of steel, while belt of
buff encirccd his waist in which was fixed
straight sword. Such was the custume Of tho per-
sonage who was destined to achieve the liberty of
his country ~ burst the letters of oppression Need
we say who il was? In your minds eye does he
not stand before you? Is not his name the watch
word Of our Independence: and his memory en-.
ehrined in the heart Of every son OF freedoms? 1t
was George Washington! rs ..s. a f1ei..i
b AS the barge gained the opposite bank, one of
the rowcrs leaped ashore, and made it fast TO the
root of the willow which hung its broad thick
branches over The river The rest of the party
then landed, and uncoverng, saluted their com
,nander, who returned the courtesy. r 3g1
g sBy len o'clock you may expect me, said Wash
inntont BE cautious; look well that you not
surprised These are no times for triAing
Depend upon US, replied one of the party,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-22

Na i - & ell ~ En g q u s..

REV MIR MArFiT's PRAYERS, &c. The Alex.
andria Index makes some remarks in favor Of Mr.
Mafits Chaplin OF the House Representatives.
style of preaching and gives tho following prayers
introducing than thus"-As ibis gentleman s
prayers even have been published in fragments
and distorted, for The purpose of raising laugh, at
the exponse ofreligion, we have taken the trouble
to obtain true report Of them, for the last week,
and now, with the assertion that they his
prayers, gcrdatins, give thomto readers"
House Prayer.
God ofour Fathers As in the transit of the
pilgrims hither across wintry ocenn, thou vast
with them: as in the trial Of arms, in the dark
years Of the revolution, thine everlasting shield
was let down before them; as in later appeal to
battle, victory sill perched on the eagle standard
so let the ''charot Of Israel" and the horscmen
thereof go still with us for proection-to guard a.
ganst political error, and that obslnacy Of pride
which betokens national downihll-through Jesus
Christ Amen
e Senate Prayer.
Oh, God! while the wing of the National Eagle
shadows these Council Halls, and Washington ,
in pale, passionless marble overlools the debates
in both Houses of Congress, we beseech thee to
ovcr-shudow the President and members Of this
Senate Chamber, with the wing Of the Cherubim
let the broad eye OF thy Providence awe them
into reverence before thee, and thy right to be
their protection forever through Jesus Christ.
Amen.
Senate Prayer
God of the armies Of Israel be more than Nj j.
nervia's wisdom TO these Senators in Council
more than the protection of Jupiter Slater in dan
ger-be thine owl loftier symbol the tall pillar Of
flame by night, and cloud by day, their guide and
guard, that they may go out and in before this
great people bearing The insignia of truth, and CIR
ded with Divine panoply through Jesus, Christ,
Amen.
House Prayer.
Gud Of the Pilgrims The sons of those depar tod
Wanderers and their sons sons are before thee
themselves the Fathers of seventeen millions OF
people-now the councillors, whose is free
dom law and powers warrant: be thou thor God
and guard, their wisdom and guide, through life and
through Jesus Christ. Amen.
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sor. How can brother treat his sister or sister
her brother, with unsndnessP Never, until ma
ture is stiaed in the heart, and all proprloty is yio
lated; not until the worst of passions obtain the
mastery. Cherish them there, and they will break
out in cruelty, revenge, and murder, when their
fires have scared the conscience and smothered The
sympaihies and softer feelings. z
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-22

AS IN attorney and physician were sitting to-
getler in public house, the doctor began to
proach the attorney with The number Of strange
words which the law INDUCES in, viz; 'habeas
corpus, fiery Ccas, &c, and amongst others ask
ed what was meantby the words'dockng ~ entail >
why, doctor, replied the attorney, 'il is doing
what YOU will not do with your patients, lit is
snftaing ree0rerY ------- ---
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From tie .auburn Journal.
A PAINFUL TRANSITION.

On Monday last the term Of service of one OF the
convIcts in the Auburn States prison, named Phil
Up Greater came TO an end. But before he had
been suffered TO taste for moment the breath of
freedom in the open are, officer roady to
TAX" him again into custody II seems that ho
was sent here four years ago from Tiogn county,
having been found guilty of theft; and that during
his term Of service, he had told three of the other
convicts, either by way of confession or OF brag.
gadocio, know not which, (likely the latter)
that he bad, while keeping tavern about IL years
since, murdered pediar--ihat his body had first
been deposited under his wood house, but was
afterwards buried near the Susquehnnnah river,
about six miles from tho Oswego. And that The
pedar's wagon had been by HIM broken pieces,
and the iron worked up for him by blacksmith in
the vicinity
The circumstances wero soon related by tho con
vict 10 the keeper, who thereupon took some pains
TO inquire into their truth On searching on the
spot designated the which the corpse
had been buried, tho shin bones of a man were
found, the river having so far washed away the
bank as TO exhibit them about fifteen inches below
the surface feet bones washed off aud gone
and on inquiring Of tho blacksmith, it was asccI
tanned that he had, moi far from The time designal
ed, worked up old wagon iron for This individual.
The CORR b)ration being thus strong the sheriff
of that county here, and by lit lie after eigh
on the morning of his release he moving ou
of the village in the Ithaca stage towards tho
place of his former residence murderer
This same being boass TO tho convicts) also o
having "knocke'd over follow" in the Aegany
Mountains and robbed him Of $500 or l400--say.
the ''chap" said he had $4,000 with him, but afie
killing him he found, one convict says $500, anotI
er $l4O0 Greater al this time owns large farm
worth from 81 900 TO S. nc, 900.
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A good story is told Of President Humphrey,
of Amherst College. One morning before recta-
ton, some If the students taste ned live goose
on the Presidents chuir:-w when he entered the
room and discovered The new occupant of his scat,
he turned on his heels and cody observed: "gen
tlemen, perceive you have competent instrus-
tor aud will there fore leave you TO your studios.