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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30

llntrrhclen su orrfhisecncn prrifcn.
Die cbtNen 6lcioun9sitnde Gno inter ftis
ner 2IuffIft 9cmnd,t ipcrrcn uno CT 1T mill
lens, ite rbne u0cS writsre Cob fur fh icltlt
rcoCn Su lafen.
2Iud bat er tincu &crrdtb pm StcdS,
Semorfraqen, uno Ncmocn Su oerfoufcn.
%IdpesW aBcn fir Shnciocr Tnt
tmmcrfCrt bti ibm gu hubcn.
Samc6 SanlcIcn.
0"&r mint nrd lmmcr SidcrDs nno Sic
hen SocIS Gin, pCfnr er bic b6d,itsu Diarfts
preilr bsSobIt.
9lIentaun, Srpt. %. ro-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30

9lu paS qublifunl.

Ter llnteridriebsne, mrhnhaft in SIllens
tam, 2edd @nuutD, hat felt elmer pieIj6hrb
gen proris beeeutenre @rfohrun0en ais
y fer e.grat Qcmadt uno bietet einrm
gCchrtrn publlfum fcrtmdtrenb lrine Girulfe
cr9ebrnt an. @r unternimmt olIr bic ees
Tthnlihrn Srorfhciten uuo SchIer ser
Pfcrrc mad, ben beifcn Wethcrcn ,u behdns
cCln uno ,anf BAD 9efdminosite 3u furircn,
uno il tereit, osnen Die Icinrr Sulfe bents
thi9t fnc, III ciuigrr @utfcrnun9 gu ricntn,
mn Smar bci 3o9 pecr tri 9iod't.
Ia er nit rem rottigen cmftrumrnten nno
elmer Ger1tiecrntCit ter tclfen ure reneilen
Binder rerfehrn it, unb nctrnter eurd cine
oirljdhrige @rfahrunQ ure llebun9 in biefem
@ciddft, fdD piele Rcuntniee pcrfdoft hot,
70 hrft er ieincn Witbiir9trn in biciem Sad
ncd INNER nnelid ,u lein.
@r ptrb ollcscit bluiq in lciHer HrrherHns
gen fir irinr Mhbe unb bic nrtbigen Arss
ncimiitcl fem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
Gebruar g.
QBtt0tt9 fir S5aucrn ! !


Die llnterieiincte hatcu bos uuau6irrrds
Itd,e 8cr9nnacn, Elm 9cchrtcs Nutlfum ,u
benddrlttIlen, ods fc lpcbeu fduaidb All I'D,
9ebfdJhf baten, y 1T re ncue uuo welcutid,
UerbeiItrte uno UCrid0ncrte pateut
NfcroesGraft unO 0rciGs0toIdine,
Wetd,e in cer Derflitte Der llntcr;cidrctcr
IN 2Iu3enidleiu qeurmmcn lperCcu mdq, uno
iDeld,c thrcr lSoWfciIbCif, Gauerboftilteit
nnc lcidltcu Nrbclt lpc9cn, ir9cnc Ctpd5 Der
9lrt IN ben Der. Sta IrcnubCrtrilft, mo nur
betrddtet ;u iDcr0cu brdudlt, um ihre dlaes
mejne %tnfnhruu9 lu ucriihcrn, nit lNiutauI
feBuuo dDer 2lnocrn Die QcGenDirtio i'm Gies
bruud, fIno. Die NferCesStrdft fam an irs
asno eiuer anoeru Mdid,ue auQcwauot mers
oen. 3 mel pisroe f6nncu mchr an cicfer,
alS oter an tr9cnb ciucr ouoern lRdidine
verrihteu; dndh f6mmt iIe bCi weitem niht
70 8citwtNo duBcr Sronung.
8aucru, tommt, ichCt ilno Honn urs
tbcitt fir Sud- iclkif!!
5bre 2irbeit iprttlt Ilutcr fir ciefctbe ais
Worte uno III ibre bette gmpfehlunq Gte
fam Su ir9cuo elmer 3eit auf ejucm ,peiipdns
ni9cn Wigrn fCrtaelhaft Wcrcen. l8ir nuns
fbeR odB ale uulerCr 9tld)bdren une bcius
Cheu, uuS cieIrIbe III 9luQeuid,cm ucbmeu
m6htrr; pir foroeru nittt fllr6 8cchen
fTe ftnnei breu Sn0yurf errclhcu ourh Ci..
nen 8efntb uldl thrcr Bcrttihc, 0cQcnltcr
q. mO y. Mjricu'6 S'ohr, uuC cbumrit Slrn'
uoam5' SNoteI, in Der 9forO S1lmiltcuitrdRe|
@afOn; 8lrrluties ipcroen mie 9elp6bnlid,
ge9eben,
q. .. Die llrtcrScthnetcu teTtcn toS
Dateut,8cd,t fir obj9e pfcrCc,Traft, 70 mie
aud, fir 'pitt's 0rcfts uuS 9icini0uuo6s WIas
d,iuc, fir Die Gluutie6 bon 9irrthampton,
Buds, Gchd, Monrcc, Ncit uno WoYuc, pa.
uu6 g8arren uuo SuiIer, q. g. unO babcn
6a6 9SriuiIe9ium Jc an icld,cu Crten su ucrs
EdufsN, ro cicie6 ucd) nidt 9cihcbcu 1T.
D1iltp N(trlctl, jltn. unc 60.
Snui Z. 1871.
St befhciutgc nit @crQuu9eu oos ID, Die
pbige W1itjne 9eacnWdrti9 i'm &iebraud, hos
be uu6 itcbe nid,t al gu crtirsu bdB lte mcis |.
ner WeInurg uah, ole Bette uuo @crSil0tds |.
fts in, rpeLbe i'd bt6bCr 9cbraHbt pccr gcfe,
ben babe.
Reube slid,
chupett GlIcutauu, in Ged1a GduutD |
TObi9e Waifine it ju lebsu bci Eilgb'
man Rupp, III 2IlIentaun.
Cation, Sunj 2S, 1871. rq-5W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
GeIeQf(tafts 2(uAfIima.

Tddrid)t piro hermit 9egebeu, baB bic
ftiiher ;pifden Den llnteridrisbeneu, unter
Der 6irmd BON g stem uno enner,
Gin alentdur. eedd Gauntp) beifaneenc
Giefddfts'Gerbiuoung dm 7ten W1drs NIT ass
9euieiti9cr Ginwiaigun9 oufgel6er mcrren lit.
Naoio Gtein,
@eor9e 9Senner.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
2eua nj 6.

Wtr bic llnterieihnetcn hober bic Waffi
ne ium Crcfd,en uuo pueen, prId,e pcr
Sreosr urb giageI gcmud,t worbcu ii i'm 9e,
braud, oefehen ilne ss 1T urfere Wieinung
oaB fe befer, einfad,er nno bauerbnfter III
ale ir9cno eine anbers Wafdine, Die mir &c,
leben buben
Scnrp 2cras, Scnrp QSaltcrt,
QSm. Grelmon George 9Salbert
SalomCn SC6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
SreScl,. unb 9SmsmaScbine

9llIe SIitarbeiten Die u ibr Sad 9eb6ren,
rpercen piinftlid beicr9t.
Naentaun, Suli %. rq-6Wl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
Stt1sr ilitc 0lagel's
neue uno perbederte pferoetraft
mmc Grcfcbmafcbine
gegen bic Welt !!

ge9en Die welt
Die lluterseihneten banffn ihren Greuneen
unb benz publiFrm fur bic liberaIe unierftil'
sung, fpeIdDe Ge ibnen gefdleuft haben unb
,eiaen hermit an, baB Ge ucdl fcrtfabren
an ihrem aIten Stanre, hinter 9anaelper's
Wirtbsbans unb nnterhaIb Bluners Dru,
ferej in aaentann, DrsIhmaldinsn unb
pferbefraft ;u cerfertigen.
linIere pferbefraft bciiebt aus b bre 9Ir,
ten, tpoopM Die zine eaHi nen, better nne bats
erhafter it, aIs ale frliheren.
9Bir nonen bier nidht behaupfen, bnB uits
Iere DreIhma1d,inen 70 oiel teGer Ino, ale
bic ipelde prn anrern eeuten gemddt uno
uerfduft peroeu, alIen mir habCn eas 9ers
trauen auf Ge, baB Iie eine prcbe au6halten
uno lacen bds publifnm ein, fid1 bel oenen
~ bsfra9rr, ,peId1e unisrr Mafdlincn im Sc:
braut, habeu, udmlid,
Daniel Sdneiber, SlipsQ9bcitbalI.
cScIlla Ofiller, 90
Salcmon Sorncn, 90
c5cbn y. Ve9elh 2au9Tbpamm,
gerf6 Gauntp.
@ir itshsn absr uitt an iu bebnurten, tas
unlere neue
Srcfcl)s unN Smkmafcbine
,lle auoere gIrten iibertrift, neil Te sinfadier
ii, Ieid,tsr id,offt, id,6ncre 9Irbeit msdtt unb
>nusrhafter uno IprhIfciler it, ale Die ancern.
9iufet alIo bel ms an--rpir iIno iuit gerds
De 70 liberal, tpie anoere Geute audi, mir reds
uen fensn Sent fur bas befebeu.
Yreoer uno Ua0el.
aae SItdarbeiten tie ii ibr Sad eeb6ren,
percen phnftlid beicrgt.
AlIentaun, Suli %. rq-6Di
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
Neuer sBllCt,tfcl,r.

Ter llnterldlriebene bnnGdridttiaef feine
Nrennee unb bde pubiifilm iiberbaupf tae er
TT telner jteigen Webnuiiq, in Der qlrffsS6
fis, nrei 1hlren nntetbdlb Hurp's hctel, eis
nen nenen Bndlffchr erfffnet bat, nr(eiblf or
fclacnbe Bidder 81 bili9en preieeH ,um Bers
fauf anbietet, iidmlid,
9irnbfs fpahfee @hrilfenthum,
Spres @hriIflid,es Mdrtertbum.
Soermann's 3cllifcfer,
Wsbsr's en9lifd, beutfd unb bsutfd, snas
liId, W6rterbud,
@ebhares Sittenlehre,
Sofibners Eiblifd,e @efhidte,
eutberifde @efongbiider
Witld'elIs eebren Der Wsisbeit,
98dneelnee Seele,
Grboulhee @cbeigud,
qBirfIidles qeben in rpmoniiIden Tar(fe[s
lun9en,
3effumente, YiaIter unb notermunns ges
tets8ilder,
Teutfde fertioe 91rd,ner,
Baron 3rcnds 2etens3effidhte,
Geidid,te 9iapcleans une Godlcns 2eben,
Ter Nmerifanifds Tferees9lrit,
93intcr6 pferes 9lrlt,
9lCocmeines BRhs9lrsneigud
Grflirung bes @dIenbers,
Reinnngen ilber llnlterblihfeit,
@alpius 9eben uro Weinuneen, Wieters
oereini9una eer eniheraner u. Ntfcrmirten,
@n9liIdle une teutfde Sprad,lebrs.
@n9li ( cb . II cb ct.
Scots folio Bibles, with explanatory
notes, practical observations, and copious
marginal references in Vol.
Horneys introduction to the Scripture
Davenports history of the u. States.
Coleburn and Smiths Arithmetic,
Goodards history of the United States,
Coopers Surgery,
Powders Ireland in Vol.
Newton on Prophecies,
Rambachs Meditations,
An assortment of Bibles,
| Pixies Arithmetic, with kew,
Smith and Murravs Grammar,
Walkers und Websters Dictionarys,
| Grimshaws Rome,
| Columbian Orator,
Gibsons practical Bookkeeping,
| English Catechisms,
| A general assortment of School-Books,
! Comic Songsters,
Comic Almanacks,
A general assortment OF Blanks, Deeds,
Mortgages, &c.
IS C cb ais
hat or cine grcse Sammlunq pcn 8ileer anf
SNanb, IdparSc INN bIdue 3inte, 1irtenfdfs
fer, SteacImads, Sblaren, Snnb, parepms
uno Giiliotts ffobIne Sdreitfceern, greee
nno fIcine 3afhenbiiher, Sdrsibs, Brief,
une SpicgeI: popicr, II. {. ~.
@r 1T banftar fir aenpsenc Runtffaft,
uno hofft eurd, bilIi9e Yreiie letncn 9teil rer
| rfentlidlen Runefhoft fcruerbin ~ ertaltcn.
9IugnfnS 9. 9iute.
9IuouH ISdI uo hs4
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
@yenmiNlponifcl1c S5pfel

9cndnnt am rcro'ipcifIidleu Gdr bee STARTS
Siere6s chehem bcnrhnt pcn Sdccb s.. 9pit,
ter, beScgen babeu, uno oa fe I'D, bef1ei6igrn
pcroen alIe nl69lid'e glufmerflamfcit auf ihr
@elddft ~ irencen, 70 hcffsn fe, eoe ibre
Sreunoe ne in ihrer neurn Sncimath nicht uers
9e1en meroen. Gas Jaaus, bic Stdle nnc
Der Soffno dns9eeehnt uuo brauem uno mcrs
rem BON feinen i'll Ger Staet iibertrrfen.-
Ste rrreen audi beifdneia gutes Gen uno
Nafer i'm @orratbe baben uue periIdlern, bag
thre @etrdntc ocn DER beitcn Gualitdt inb.
Ste idmeidleln fd, rurh ihre frilhcre grs
fabrun9 i'll ciefcm Gicfddfts i'm Stance III
ictny 9lIe, Die iTe nit ihrer G'unff bcchren
merecn, iur p6ai9en 3ufrlebcnbeit be,pirtbeu
Su f6nnen.
JSittfrau Gten,
Sff1hntnn MnrS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
@eNer 6iefer in Ger Stabt 9Incntnlln,
nq-3M


Stdttet 1eincn Runbcn uno Dem pnblifnm
llbcrhoupt Sciuen un9ehcnG clten Canf ab.
fur eercn lberdlc llnteritneuua Die or ocncI.
fen bat, uno bennd'rid,ti0et oisIetbe ,uolrid,
onR er eiu 2I6crtement 6 bersQRaar II
nuf Nuno hat, bic er an Iciuem Gchop onr
Sde Der Nomiltcu nno Cameo Straee, ga,
9enbud,5 lBirth6bous 9eqrnilbcr, unb an Ieis
ncm 9Schnbaulr in Ger slllrnsSraee, Rice's
Wirtbehlule acQCnilbcr, bcim @rc6en uno
Rlcncn on pbilacelphier preieen abIeBt.
Sein Brrratb beteht aus
81u6 9liber, Tlcifhffdnber, 6rauts
fdnber, 9uttersNd0er, @oItsiiber
nit bDl;erten mo eiiernen 9teifcn,
Gtmer Uon alien 8rrBen uno Sprs
ten, 0uid,cl6 uno holte 8uIhcls,
Ncf6 mo halte Defe, on9eifrifcne
S3lber unc Gtmer, QSol6sMalbis
lten 2C.
gr ocrfertiat oGfc gnScs3ibcr ouf TCl1els
luuQcn, uuo ale ouoere Srbs9lrtrit uuf bic
fdBcffe 2Iniei9e; 70 mic aud, Nlidartrit rirc
pon tbm inter btIIigen Scbiu9un9cn ocrrid,'
tet.
Stcbrhnltcr miro eiu libCroIcr 9ltAa fir
Sdar Gjelo erInubt.
au9ult ii. lS4l. itq-6W
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
COURT IN OHIO.

The first court held northwest of the
Ohio, under the forms of civiliurispru-
dence, was opened at Campus Marcus,
Marietta, September I'd, l7SS.
1t will be remembered that on the pre-
cedIng 7th Of April, Gen. Rufus Putnam,
with Al men, had landed and commenced
the first permanent settlement in wnat is
now the State of Ohio. Gen. Harmer,
with his regulars, occupied fort Har-
mer. Gen. St, Clair, and also Gen, Sam
uel Holden Parsons andGen JamssMitchel
Varnum. Judges ofthe Supreme court,ar-
rived in July, The Gov. and Judges had
been employed from their arrival in ex-
amining and adopting such of the statutes
of the State, as in their opinion would be
appropriate TO the situation of this new
colony. The Governor had made ap-
pointments ofcivil officers for the admin
istration Of justice, and TO carry into ef-
feet the laws adopted. Some idea may
be obtained Of the character of the early
settlers of Ohio by describing the order
with which this important event, the es-
tablishment Of civil authority and the laws
was conducted. From manuscript writ
ten BY an eye witness; now in my posses
sion, have obtained The substance of the
following. The procession was formed
at the Point where most of the settlers
resided,l in the following order-lst.
The high sheriff, with his drawn sword;
I'd, the Citizens; Sd, the Officers of the
Garrison at fort Hameri 4th, the members
of the Bar; 5th, the supreme judges;
9Th, the Governor and Clergyman; 7th,
the newly appointed Judges Of the the court o
of Common Pleas. Generals Rufus Put
nam and Benjamin TuPPer.
Thew marched up path that had been
cnt ont and cleared through the forest to
Campus Mar.ius Hall, [Stockade,] when
tho whole countermarched, and the Judg-
es. Putnam and Tupper, took their sests.
The clergyman, Or. Cutler, then invoked
The divina blessing. The sheriff Col. Eb-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
GEORGETOWN O., TUESDAY MAY g. 1912

time of collecting the same by each
branch.
The principles here set forth, we think
would afford ample security to the people
and carries responsibility upon the Off
GERS and stockholders to an extent which
It seems to US is ample. We are also plea
sed with the idea Ofnot permitting the
banks or branches to furnish their own pa
per; this provision would, we think, pre-
vent beyond doubt Overissuing by any one
of the banks or branches. Another good
object seems TO he, tina: no note of any
branch shall under any Circumstance, fall
dead in the hands of the bill holder. This
the people want and should have.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
NEW sERIEs.-vOL. II. NO. 40.

enezer SPrOat, one Of natures noblSal
proclaimed with his solemn Oh Yes, ,'hbst
court is opened for the administration
Of eVen-handed justice 10 the poor and the
rich, to the guilty and the innocent, wit
Out respect-nOne to be punished without
'r'al by their peers, aud then in puFsu-
ance OF the law and evidence ID The esse.'
Although this scene was exhibited thus
early in the settlement of the State, few
ever equaled it in the dignity and exhauI.
ied character Of its principal parlicipators.
MANY OF them belonged 10 the history Of
our country, in the darkest as we'll a. the
most sP. endid periods Of the revolutionary
war. To witness this spectacle, a bOdy
OF Indians was collected, from the most
powerful tribes then occupying the almost
entire West. They had assembled for
the purpose Of making treaty. Wbeth.
er any OF them entered the Hall Of JUS
tice, or what were their impressions, ws
are not told.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
NEVER BREAK YOUR WORD!

II is better to suffer inconvenience and
practise sell-denial, than to break ysur
word. That you may not come to has.
ty conclusion, or enter into foolish agree.
nents, you must think closely upon eye-
ry project that is presented for your coun-
tenance and support. Weigh it well be-
fore you decide. To coRe to hasty
conclusion will be criminal TO Yourself:
it has ruined many a man. Sometimes
you may fall into temptation, and commit
wrong action, that if Questioned about,
you will hesitate or be ashamed to as-
knowledge And what will you do!-
Such thoughts as these may enter your
mind: "If acknowledge what | have
done, it will destroy the good opinion en-
tertainOd of me; i'll deny it, nothing more
will be said.' Not SO, my friend, in
stead of nothing being said, truth
will come out, and you will be cOnfound.
ed in the end. Out with the honest
truth at once, and in nineteen cases out
of twenty, you will be forgiven. Hide
the truth and siubborness and false shame
will make you presist in denying facts,
till you are nearly undOne for usefulness
in life. Think much on this important
subject, fulfil all your obligations TO 9TH
ers, and never dare TO break your word
and our word for it, you will be respected
ans gain the friendship and es TEEN Ofthe
wise and good. p Tribune.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
Prom the New York New En-.


FEDERAL RIoT.-As might have been
anticipated, and as was anticipated and
probably intended by the Wings, from
their outrageous attacks upon the reIi.
gious faith of a large portion of our citi.
zens, pointing to them as the authors of
every thing vie, and unfit to be tolerated
here or hereafter, the Sixth ward was in
a stale of riot and confusion Of several
hours. The whole quarrel can be traced
TO the firebrand articles in the whig news.
papers and the FIRST attack by the wbig
buliies were without cause or provo ca
tion. Bishop Hughes house was attacked
with stones and clubs BY this noble and
brilliant party claiming all the respecta.
bility andsall the decency.
They also attacked the Cathedral. How
much injnry was done to the residence
of the bishop or to the Cathedral We did
not learn. but was probably checked very
soon, for theMayor, with his usual prompt.
ness, sent troop Of cavalry who we're in
readiness TO disperse the mob, and pro-
tect the lives and property of the assaiIed.
This Is tohiggery NTH UengeGncs. A
large number of arrests were made and
quiet was restored at an early hour of the
evening. Their proceedings will vvstly
increase the popularity of The wings no
doubt. Shame, shame that such par
y should take the time honored name Of
Wigs.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03

BANKRUPT Law ExPLAINED.-'SambO,
what your opinluu OBJ dat bankrupt lavr
Think him frs rate, Pompy. ! imply
for de application myself
sJust explain him principlss.'
'Why, you see here now; jest lend me
dat half dollar you got for wbitewashins.'
(Pompy bands him the money, and Sam
bo deliberately pnts il into his peckst.l
Dare, den, new ! ows the shoemaker
tree shilling, and you half dollar, beside
the grocer's bill; now dis halt dollar is sll
the property +! GOT; divides him accord
ing to de debls'
Pompy-'L take dat half dollar back.
Sambo- with amazemeuil-IOo you
link dis child green? I'm abankruptyou
gets your share wild de odder creditors
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-03
BY request.
From the Ohio Sun.
FIyetfUiH, BrOtrn county. o..
April Is, 1912.
By request.

AP4 - tCg 1CtS.
Mr.. LEEDS.
Sir.-lt is a we'll known fact, ,ba,
the wings succeeded in carrying the elec.
tion in 1910 by drunkenness. bacchana.
liam songs, pipe.laying, &c. This fact Is
so well established, and so uniVers ally
believed, that second re sort to the sama
means can have no effect; consequently
some olher system must be resorled to-
aud that, fear is to be under the garb Of
Temperance!
On Friday evening last, we had lee
ture here on Temperance, BY a man from
Bantam, in your county, by the name of
Ed'Dards, a federal whig, and for low,
vulgar, and abusive language, exceeded,
ed all men that have ever heard: he ID
however, possessed Of some original wit,
but it Ofthe most vulgar and filthy kind
The bearing Of portion Of his lecture WAS
very good; but to me it was evident that
he had another object in view which was
much nearer his heart than temperance
and that was TO poison the minds Of the
public against the Hon. Alexander Dun
can. Mr.. Duncan, was represented to us
as a man that was anhdbhuaL drunkard.
and that he was put to bed, in Montgome.
ry, drunk every night for six weeks in |
succession, and that it took four men to
put him TO bed. &c. &c. I have been
long aad intimately acquainted with Dr..
Duncan, and | can safely say that there
are few persons who drink less splitou
liquors than DR.. Duncan, and his neigh
bors in and about Montgomery, will bear
me out in this assertion.
In cOnnexiOn with DR.. Duncan,
Dur lecturer brought in the names of Clay
Webster and Calhoun, as drunkards,-
this was done with a view to blind the au.
dience with no politics. What had we TO
do with either Clay, Webster or Calhoun
IN these parts! Nothing-nor is it prob.
'ble we ever will haVe; but many think
I different with regard to DR.. Duncan -
The wings at least,suppose that the coun.
les of Hamilton, Clermont and Brown
will be formed into The Congressional
district, and that DR.. Duncan will be on
he track next fall for reelection TO Con. {
ress, as it must be admitted by every in
,rmed honest man that he was cheated
ut ofhis election in lS40, BY pipe-layng,
nd that the citizens of Hamilton will not
lffsr so valuable man as DIR. Duncan to
3 politically destroyed by a set of infa-
lous ppe-layers. And thus the wings
ava thought it best 10 destroy his moral q
in advance Of bis nomination,b by Y
lis foul and insidIous manner, traducing +
le character and destroying the reputa- d
on of some prominent democrat.
| am highly in favor of the Temperance t
ause, and have aided in promulgating it, f
I'd hope TO continue ia the good work: C
Ut at the same time ] protest against hav- i
g it connected with politics, and that y
le best men of our country should be a
aduced and slandered by whig orators, :
nder the cloak of Temperance. K
Yours, respectfully. - s
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FIILINe UP THE SEA,--A ship spring
ing a leak, an Irish sailor was employed
at the pump, but FIRST looked over the
rail to see how high the wafer was on the
side Of the vessel. After pumping away
an hour he again looked over the side, and
finding the vessel was four inches deeper
than when he began, he exclaimed, ssAg-.
ray. now +, Captain dear, lshall soon paiAD
the sea full at tLis rate, for have lis8
il four inches slteady
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containing Dng hutnlrd md slsly -
tses oete ~ lees, amount ~ lAass
dma ilafepn, slalt tents /
The " i,alf ~ The = w z, ~ sec II
W 1 ,wDaidp alsteen, moth NJ faHRe
Gmneeneasl, containing tightly nfFes
more o. less, Amount u taxes Qua
thereon, llariy cents.
The eaai half u the north east ~
81 sec lourieeu, IN township sixteen,
Moth of range fourtceii eesi, conlain-
ing eighty acres more Or less, Amt
Of taxes due thereon, thirty cents
taxed ~ the properly Of David j..
White and was originally granted TO
him
The onst half Of tho nofh east az
Of sec thirteen, IN township sixteen,
/ north Of range fourteen easi, contain.
ing sixty two acros more or lossi amt
of taxes due thereon, twenty.threc
, and cents.
The Il a of tho y u ar Of sec 3 IN
/. township 10. N Of !. Ia u. contains
! ing sixty-two acres more or less; A.
mount of taxes due Their, on, twenty
j. three and a-fourih cents; taxed rs ih'
!, properly of MAJOR cook and was or
& ginolly granted to him.
II The Il Aof the N w 1 of sec four
>, teen, in township l6, north of rang
y fourteen east, containing eighty acre
J. more or less; amount Of taxes du
the con, thirty cents,
" The W 4 of the N L or OF sec tour
IT, teen, in township l6 moth OF rang
IT, fourteen east containing eighty acr,
IS. more or less; amount of of taxes du
IN thereon, Thirty cents; taxed as tn
D operty of Benjamin J. Jacoway
tn was originally granted 10 him.
Up The wesi 4 ofihe S e of sec 2
III in township l6, moth of range fou
ss' teen east, containing eighty acr
ue more or less; amount of taxes d
nc thereon. ,hilty c., hts; taxed as Z
RI property of Robert b. Gum, and W
original, granted to him.
or JOHN w. HUDSON,
no Tar Collector Of W.
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