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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

SaSa - Tad, Den nsuciien Waits
tbeilunsen befneet I'D, Die Snfel in elmer
hod,if rritifden Sage, uno man befiird,iet Die
fd,Iiiiiifen Sclsen, pcnn Der @apitin Sen.
nid,t unmittcibar bon fcinem pciten eutfernt
srire. Die 9iieesrtrdbtiafeit teinrr @crwal'
tuna ercbt saS ednb in @leno une Rrieg al
ffirsen. Ter slufifano Der SfIapeu wcId,cn
man auf cinige Eciirfe befd,rduft aIanbtc,
felt fdb ale fpeit perbrsitet beraus, Inter
ben Sflaoen berriht alIgemeinr sIufregung,
uno bic Weiecn nehmcn perineifslte Sd,rit'
te, He IN llntcrwerfliug su baltcm. Sn ben
uerfhiscenenScrts bei WatausaS follcu 5000
Sflaoen in Giien Iiegsu. Sie irereeu ldaa,
renwei(e ;ur llnteriuhung acbrad,t uue crs
fd,ciIsn Bon Sapanna III Gin Rcsimsut
Solcatsn sin9etrcffen, weIdbes Strsifsiias
dnf Dem eanec mad,t, Inn BIC eapcuselaufes
men uuc percdd,ti9cn Rcgcr einiufanacu =
Der @rfela hierccn 1T, cos bic @eld,dfie fehr
lsieen, uno auf manhcn plautdgen III polls
ger Stiliifano cingetreten.-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
Ginfonetrbarer Saa.-- sm

GiHfonbtrbarer SaG. - GIN
Ceutihss Wdbden bat i'm Eiifriftsaeritf
pcH GerrOrlsans einen Schn 8. NiilIer ans
gefld9f, fie 20 Sabre in Gflapcrei unb in
1888 ale Sfaciu an qcuis BeImonfs su yaeu,
Drieans pctfauft Ji baten. Sis beiet Sol,
Ip Mincr, une ans ikrsr sinfIa9r aebt Der.
Dor. oaB Nc oas tfiHe Ceutider @lternsiif,
bic 1918 in eiefes eanb famen, unb fur psIs
DE s, 3. Riier bic palIass be,abIts. glad,
tem 3eee ber Gliern, hattie WilIsr lIe aIs
SfIacin bsbantsIt, nne ais icIhe psrfnnft.--
Sic eerIanst $4,000 S6aeenerfas ~.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
WhilabtIphia SIpril 90.

Sonoerbarer Sans. r. Sorse'
fern Hdd,mittaa wuroe an benz nntern 9bsi
Ie BON Dsepamspfus @sfdusniB cds Daf
fer plostid, gebemmt, pdbreno es frei mad,
ben anoeren GheiIen ficB. Tieler llmffanb
erre9te @rfaunen nno CAB 9eranlaifnng ~
einer tlnteriud,ung. 9lts nan Die Secednna
Der WaGerleituua ipca9encmmen, faue man
einen srceen stal, Der 3 Sue 3cI lang
par, tcct, abfr nod, ganS frifts ben Scpf st
ma 3ou rpeit in eiucr Ger fleinsn 36bren
gcordn9t. defer Slid, mne, frlbt ,peun er
einen oireften q8es pon ben WdTerwcrfen
nahm, iets Wcilsn melt eurd, bic H6bren
aegangsn feir, nno es it nid,t MIR ,pabr.
Fd,eiulid,, bae or edfrlbit SahrcIang cinae,
fperrt nno bic 9iuuee in Der aan,sn Staet
semad)t bat, UNI fld, einsn ausipes Su fnd,sn.
l- ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
Wi6tias serfnSuus.--gin gaad,.

NB d, tiae y T 4 4 n q a.--&ine yiddls
rid,t in bsm "soonioapsbnrs 9fegifier" fpridt
pcn sinem plane, Der in Sollionpsbur9 bon
jemaneen snnpcrfsn spcroen in, spie bic 8ars
rem iiber bic "alIeghenD portage 3failrcab"
mitfelff Dampfss iinb ohne SsiIe, aber eben
70 lfnea, ala auf Die bisherist Weiie, sss
brdd,t rerben fcnnen. Dabei 1T ~ temer
fen, oas Der 8arrensns in polleui eaufe ale
fed,s g)ircs auSstalten ipereen fann, Obne
bic Woalidfeit, bae CT ucn ben Shiensn
abiprin9e. Der GrFneer sIaubt, Sas fur 50
bic $4,000 ,ThaIer has Redt basu gefanft
Hno bic Mafd,int in pole Tbatisftit Sslsst
iperoeB fain. -Minrrrd. N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
2cel,a Gauntp Ssanf.

lie Grmmieicusrs, mslte IN Der SHecr'
poraticns stis Der esda @auntp Sauf bes
namt fnc, bsiisben iTh am Ecnncrifaa ben
2ten Wai, nm . uhr Hahmitta9s, am 9afts
baule pcn Scbn @roe in sIIentaun su
oerlanimcln, nm BrrfsSrEnacn Sur Srgnnis
fatiCn 81 trcfen, bic @cmmeionerS Ino in
einer ancern SpaIte bed pafriots benamt.
sluf sincrbnung Der @cmmittse.
q. 6. 8ube, Sceret1r.
Wai !. nalnt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
tlnaliid nne fnappes @mtfpm,as,t.

Am leBien Dieuffa9c fprllten ;frei Snaben
ees Srn, Scbn Cd, in ean9fhwamm Tauns
ihip, NIT einem sinfrdnnisen Wagsn mad,
Der Sdsemihle fahren, als elmer bappn anf
bem 9,feref ltpb ber anesre anf REM BnseH
fa8. llnfertpe9s ruurce bas pfero fdepfshb
ranute fort, weourd, Der 9Ieltere pcptaBasen
gefdleuesrt NIB beoentcnb am &epfe tefd,ds
oi9t nurcr. - ,Das 9ferb rannte NIT eem
jiinaffen cine .iieiie SScbe pcn stfro so SnB
terab uuo ftiirste, aber rer SIeiae tntfam
uubefddci9t. @,nsr eaprn ipar l2, aSer an'
eere z Sabr aIt.--Sscb. iG T- 5.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
Sonlltter-6iite.

MIe Scrien Gtrcb' unb anefrt Srmnisrs
quite fur Mannspcr fcutn, nit 8 Sne, uno
oann and risesr etipas fleinefn 6dnfeu,
iInb fOsben erbaltsn iperesn une in oertau,
fen BET
Wii6acl ltb(er.
Dsai I, no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

@rcee Ma nble.- Sn Manheitsr,
y. g., errid,tet jsBt cine 6efrllftaft eint
sroee MnhIe, Die 4l0 Nus tams iii, nno ,reei
aWvvTv UVHUirH ucH rrTIcIpeHe 1IrcBt, tece
NIT $4,000 Spinoein, fcaen gleid, ahgefans
gen perceu. Ter Charter, itnter fprtd,em
bic @sietiid,aft biefe WdbIen erbanst, fpnrs
DC 1887 bewilIigt neil aber bic @efd,dfte
in. aIsemeinsn une bic SabrifarbeitsH i'm be-,
fcnbern 70 frhr barnieberIaaen, hattie nian
bas @erf tis jeBt nod, nidjt begcnneu. ID
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Hafs abatbiFsn.-GbarIee Ise.
WaHaea bi8 in Stsus Orleans am lOna b. in
sttism Streitc bic Siais feiues 9esuers ab.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

8criestrn Drunerifaa ifiessn untsrbaib
Srancenbars bic Campfbccte @bieftaiu nnb
@rpree Waii, srffcrcs ben Slue aufpdrts
fcmmenc, ieBtsres auf feiner Sahrt abmdrts,
70 bcftia aneinancer, baB Der @rpreB Wail
bas EdberbauS jcrbred,eu, bic 5Sefel aus.
einancersetpcrfsn uno baeurd, 20 6nbe pers
brilbt iplireen.--ecuispiGe 8crb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

@ntfeslid,. Gin juuser Weufh,
Rdmen6 Iamrs 9. @bilecrs, Der fid baniit
abgebt, ientimentaIe Berfe ~ MAIDEN, ilf
neulid, in Detroit, WiidMsan, arrefirt nor.
ben, ipeil er innerbalb Der lesteu tcicen c,abs
re cbcr Weiber 9ebeirathet bat. Die
Weiber finS ale iferblid, perlirbt in ihn uub
pclIten ibn in bas @efdnanie bcsIeiten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Cine Wie Wary 3. eatpranee BON 1usea.
lccie, 9Ilabama, fpnroe fnr;lid, in Marcnso
@auntD ucn siuer Mrs. Smith crid,ciIen.
eesterc fpiclte nit elmer piifcle, bic lIe ur9e,
laben 9laubte, rno Die unsliidlidcrweiis IcSs
9ing. Cine ncue 9Earnuug, nid,t unpcrild,
zig selaosue @emehre i'm Soaule 30 buIbsn,
nnb Ieid,tflnnia NIT ioldlen TinaeK ~ fpielen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Gin id,rcdlihcs Duel fcd,ten ,.pei frsie
RuIatten i'm Staate 9cuiiiana su @rnub
gcis, unc ,tpar aus Giferiud,t. Ter cine
bate su isinsr gRafe bic 9Irt err dneere ei'
nen 2erel gewdblt. Tem eincn tpuree
burd, Die sIrt Der Sddeei an ;fpei Stellcn
Selpalten, bem aneern nabm Der Ieret eas
talbc 9e(Id)t wcq.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

DieSe Seimtehr.-gin rpchIbssauns
ter Seppbuer BON pittsburs perfhpanS pIte'
lid, Dor einigen Sabrrn unc bd feline Srau
nid,ts mehr BON ibm bOrte, bielt 0e um
Sd,eioung an nnb bciratbrte einen 2nberrt.
sts bic I'D, nenIid, beha9lid, in ihrem Stuhs
le ipiegfe uue NIT ibrem neuen 9atten fpraf,,
bcrte fe ben nobltefannten Suetritt hires
erffen S,errn uno Weiifers anf Der 3rrrpc
nit freuoeifrahlenoem sIufliB frat er ein,
uliarmte bic lang @nfbchrtc imo periiherfe,
baB or MN fein tcrnmidnpeifenoes eeben
aufgcbcn wclle. Gaitc 9tc 2 Id,nitt sin fau'
res @eiId,t une lief gum Soaufe hinans, fshrs
te jcocd, bao pieoer uni, Inn Borfhld9e ,u eis
nrm freunoihnftliden @ergIeid,s ~ msdwn
gBenn ndmif @ate 9ic. I iein 9iedt unb
3itel auf bic Dame ait @atte go. nbtreteH
wclle, 70 peree @atte go 2 ibr seireuer
@hcmann isin /; ipenn abcr Gjatte 9ic. / lrin
Redt unb 3itel nid,t abtrcts, 70 irrne I'D,
@atte go. 2 basu uerifchcn. Der @cutraft
it nod nidt absefhlofIen. ,... .............
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

3tuei @nalduccr, ifrhen i'm BeSriff, ss
VT. rculS eifie pcr,eIidn Tabrif auiulesen,
nnc bad geiddft uad siuem auegecehntsR
plane 30 betreiben. Sn perfdiecenen Gauns
ties bon Wifcuri fciIeu I'D, pcrtrefHide nno
reid,baIfige 1bcn9ruben tefnsen, bic ~ als
fen @aftunaen bon 16pfer' uub pcr,ellans
waarefl 9ceignet fnc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

@ine 3sitnna bon Rcntreal fn9t, eaR ain
Scrr 9ice, wchnhaft in gcnge, Canada On,
neulid, curdb bas lante 8ellcn icincr Sums
DC aus rem Sd,lafe scwedt wurre. = Gr
ifdne auf uin bic llrfdd,c 30 rrfahren, uuo
als or i'm Dunfelu feincn sroeeu Rcd, rpels
prIlte, iparfsr sufdlligcr Weife cine NIT sros
benz Sdrct sciacene Slinte herunter. Sm
Saltcn aina oas 9etpehr los, uno Der Shu8
traf leine i'm Bette liegente Trau, sreld,e ihr
ftlafenbes &ino an Der Brnif lieaen hattie,
Iuifer unb 5tiue bictcu aufcer Steuetcot.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Gitaro Coulter,
eSames Wcprheao,
9lleranoer 9Dlumer,
Samcs 8aul,
Soiepb 8. 6ubns,
9lnfbcnp 8uff,
Sapio 9Serter,
Stomas 2Drelano,
Scbn Stoner,
Teter @at,.
9ofepb Mocrbeae.
Trierri6 s. @cpe,
Scbn gaoece,
Sobfi OsiliiadlI,
9lMcS Gtcf.
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rry,s MEETING IN PRINCE EDWARD

TEyAS MEETING IN PRINCE EDWARD.
The pcop.c OF Prince Edward convened, on The 10th
Of Arr al the Court House, take into consideration
the shec; Of the Remuneration OF Texas TO the United
States, James II. Wilson, Esq, presided, and i. T.
rrcdwav was appointed Sccretay The object OF the
meeting was explained by WIN. C. Fournoy, Esq, IN a
brief but pertinent and able add css alter which, INC
following preamble and resolutions were submitted 10
the meeting, viz
The citizens of Prince Edward, this day assembled TO
consider the subject of the Re-anncSai on of Texas,
adopt the following resolutions expression OF their
views Of that subject:
EesoIred That we regard the Remuneration OF
Toy . Ia lie United States, movement iranght vi h
ADVENT .a,s 10 III countries that ii would secure 10
,xas her republican Institutions and npait 10 er eo-
,c fn carticp alton in all the benefits and blessings
Of tie Union that ii would promote the interests vi
cvcrv large class Of citizens, benet,ng al
the cotton PLANTER a; The manufacturer; throwing open
an cp!arrea and increasing market for our Western
trade tnioul the wioIc Valley Of the Mississippi
greatly cnanciug the value Of our slave property, and
securing the utcd States from the danger and disasters
of invasion Oh Southern frontier.
. Resolred, That the Remuneration of Texas is fur
thor recommended by the weakness of the slareholdng
norton Of this Contederacy and the high Importance of
more equal distribution of power between It's several
sections
;. Pesolred That in view Of these considerations.
Texas ought be re-anneXed 10 the United States and
that our Senators and Representatives in Congress re
4. Resclred That committee Of eight citizens of this
county be appointed 10 address Mr.. Clay and Mr. Van
gu,en and respectfully solicit from each q distinct
pression of his views of this subject.
s Eesolrsd That we will unite upon this great qucs-
ton withou, regard TO party.
The foregoing resolutions adopted with general
unanini,r On the passage of the second and third,
there was some slight opposition, which, on reconslde-
ration was withdrawn, and the whole series by vote
ON each several resolution, unanimously adopted.
on motion Of Mr.. George W. Daniel, committee OF
three was appointed 10 prepare memorial 10 Congress
in accordance with the resolutions MIR. D. declining
place on the committee the Chair appointed Me>srs T.
+ Tredway, DR. Pcyton r. Berkeley and VIM C. Flour
uoy, Esq
The fourth resolution, will be published hereafter.
II was Ordered That the proceedings of this meeting,
signed BY the Chairman and Secretary be forwarded for
publication 10 the Editors OF The Wing ana tne Inquirer
JAMES Ii. WILSON, Oh H.
T. T. TREpwAY, Secy.
Nore-t is proper to state explicitly, that this was
meeting Of the people, without The slightest reference 10
the distinctions Of parties. 1t was emPhaiicsly Pope
LAR meeting That both The Chairman and Secretary
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UOYT " CO.'S OFFICE.

Unatr the EifNdnFe n ri. RlAmond, Vrg1nl1.
IL NOW ALI. MEN ny THESE PRESENTS that !, The
IN GODDESS or FORTUNE, have this day appoinea
liOIf co. sole ager distributing money through the
tnvcrse--od Miller having propheced wrons-;hr world
along in the CID wayahd, the ar Of the nation
cannot, be- carried without money pccay a s, bon
shondcr Texas ertfeat r ali Ia apply forthwith Il t1e
COURT OF FORTUNE, NO. 3, Exchange where yon WA
ind my s HDYf 20, ready To attend Ia wants. fo
WI there lind suit from millions; ani enre.i
all u apply forthwith fcf money winch VII be- handed out IN
ma. nlirent amounts.
you find n sketch OF schemes, which, for hri
ancy arrangement have never been surpassed Your ORDER
per letter VIII he attended the personal application
DC Please address Immediately,
u. NJ HOYT & Co, Richmond, Va.
~ u. Persons visiting TIE hod always call oa llOfI &
Co. If IN e" ant of money while
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POETRY.
LEES ERRORS.
"xrcH VET REMAINS vssusa.

What II, in that suhlimtr state
To which our souls shall once attain.
The things of Ear h. and Time. and Fate,
Shall pass before our eyes again:
Shall we rcvi. " our Lies slow way,
Its wants and WEAKNESS brhoidins
And nv lieavrn'> pnrer noon survey
What Earlh'- DIM twilight nuw is folding,
o, what a wondrons chang VIII pass
Der al, that hcic hath seemed or been.
Darkly We see, ~ III on.h - glass,
What then shall face 10 face be seen;
The nothnrnesS OF all We priced,
The fasehood of the love we sought,
The priceless truth OF hearts despised,
The worth of all we valued not.
Perchance, it shall not then he seen
That this, our earthly path OF tears
So deso'ate waste hath been
As 10 The inournei's eye appears.
When clearer light around W breaks,
Our eyes shalt read their course below.
A dreary line OF long mistakes,
Atoned by many need ess Woe
Our Youth was passed in vision fair,
In iavlshtng the wealth oil heart,
Our Manhood had the harder care
or watching all those dreams depart.
What was there left for sad old age,
Except in ms, less grief 10 rue
The errors Of Il 'grlniaee
We could moi II we would, ieneWl
Yet in ourselves the evil lay,
Poor, weak artifcers of woe.
Our idols all were made of clay,
But twas "ur hand that frun'd them So.
We needed some diviner call,
To teach our hearts alike 1" shun,
The lovely fault Of trusting all,
The bitter sin of trusting none.
Turn we then with vain disgust
From love betrayed and faih deceived,
Nor let our hearts forget Ia trust,
When they ARE wounded wrung ana gfieved.
Take home this lesson-it IL euch
AS turns life g darkness into light;
o, we can never love ttsb lnuch,
If We vii ouly love Alright.
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PIANO FORTE WARnHOl ST

r5NiiE subscriber constantly receiving 'te ct-5.
na,clory al Nnans < Clr!, New YORK, elegant aat
Piano FurrS, possessing the at.-t Improvements, and
dclicacy OF and tone, peculiar e,s
nuiaciurc
Also large assortment Of Musical Instruments md ",
Merchandise in general
Panu Fores repaired, tuned lei hire aud taken IN ei
CHEAP MUSIC.
The !afses; collection of i!sc ever offered for
State may selected fci Tie store OF the subscriber 81
la,ie,sht and ;rw York prices.
Those purchasing sell again VIII be furnished upon
terals than they End c,snvheIe IN the stat
=. 4. TAyLca
Feb f. rano Fart> aud ns S'or>. ,,os,,, n. E-.
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with our war cry, svan Buren, 10 the rescue e1pei
the Gotns from the Capitol >, ~, =
p,sotred That Whit We prefer james X FOLK OF
Tennessee as TIE cand:dae Tor the Wee Presidency,
we vii. nevertheless, support for that Office, any man
If genuine Republican principles md "repfoachaoie
moral character, whom a National Con'enton may
Mace before lne people. -.
Then. on motion Of S T. hason, Thomas RIt.
chic was by acc!ama;,ou chosen Honorary Vice pre'l-
dent
On motion Of the same, The Executive officers and
Corresponding COMMITTEE al the "Dem'cra'ic hck
nry Cluh of The City and County OF philatelph'a,
were elected honorary memtsrs.
On m ton If Charles a. Douglass,
Resofred, That the Ass 'catio, adjonFn 10 meet n
VI ,ndsy next, II O'Clock, A. and that It's pro-
ceeoings be published -
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STATIONS OFFICE.
.Sp'tndif Sthtme.
S5D. 600. S2D 600, = oi SI0. 900

ErOR Thursday. NAV Cd, 1884, the ALIEN ,HDgit LOTTERY
4 Extra Class N. inj 'oii Is dawn Nos Is
vamri Srseme-l splendid capital S5nG0l of IN 600
Of lOoo. aof7 j aof $500. Of sac Of 2.S, ~
2nU1 1900 go, ~ Of 500. of 2OD
1icseI. si5 10; quarters -; eiehths 81. CcrtI
Of packages 81 u who!es etl shares proportion.
Drawing u Grand Consolidated Lottery No. - drawn 10Th
hprl
,. 81 s. e. IL II o6 81 81 IS ~ G3 70 80
Wnoe cct Nos. - % 81, Capital, sold and paid Ly
STgATrON.
Drawing Alexandria Lottery Glass i, drawn Goth Apti
u 80 II ~ ) IS 10 10 10 ~ 81 ii.
Nv list prizes daily increasing, having already sold
mouth sixteen three number prizes.
" Packages certificates of packages and single tickets al
the Lotteries and The really ncky nnnlcrs for
STRaTTUA'S LCCkl OFFICE.
April - ll2-:f
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A PETITION,

To the Senate and House OF Representatives of the
States, in Congress assemoed-hy PORTION oil 'hF
People Of Buckingham county aud State CT Virginia.
and others.
Your petitioners impressed that an cvi! Day m
deed will come on TIE people Of tho Republic, unless
their des,inies are guctded by rrisdo, Foresight Gad
discretion
est and ersafs-of The nhlbtants Of Tins entire Rp"d
i depend on measures, shortly 10 be acted on by
the Executive and the Congress oil the United STATES
Believing this, loving ther country, and holding II
their bounden duty TO make known their sentiments on
the great and absorbing subjects, now before you, by
treaty or Otherwise They ek Of you respectfully the
Annexation of Texas 10 this Republic. They deem il
their duty to make known their sentiments tn you, as
their Representatives, and the Representatives. OF
Tho Slates of this Union-and by action u sustain
t6s action Of the treaty making powerthe Executive
Your Dc t,ioners do believe, that thus Union will
be easily dissolved They regard not the action Of
few fanatics except by the cad and dtnd disturbance
Of their peace II can result ~ dissolution OF
the Inionunless the party becomes stronger or IN
less The Congress Of The United States under equally
Hind fanaticism should attempt to hasten Inc caioS:ro
phe. "Let US alone, is all zee ASK and let The Con
gress Of the United States turn their unconstitutional
petitions "iato ashes OF, thT otrn hahaS " eif eh
qualified rejection
Returning to the subject OF the Re Annexation OF
Texas-we would observe tia, it Will, IN our opinion
give strength and solia;ty 70 The Union The South VII
be more valuable to the North, end the Norm 10 ta'
South.
The area Of these United States is already very
great and instead Of the Centrifugal tendency 'xertnr
itself for its dissolution, do eseve the csnt':pstdt
tendency greater than ever
Unite US By strong ,iee and Is !; not evident, that
our hearts will be more concentrated!
II true, TINT England views with jealousy such an
anne aton; but has England right to object: We
think not II is part of our own continent and not
that of Enpland and consider ourselves, and Texas
too as independent of England in every sense OF The
word.
We once owned the Territory, and il was fooled
aw.y by a foolish deptomaey-and wss what might
have been expected from that msan'hrope being
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EXTRACT ola letter from Woshingto

"HousE OF REPREsENTATlsEs, Aprl ~.
III am happy te be able to inform you, the House
has gone into Committee of the Whole on the state Of
the Union, and we have under consideration the
Tariff bill. The motion Of Mr.. Mckay was carried,
by vote Of )G4 10 24-ihe.e were absent IL Of our
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glands sAHSAPAgIi.l.A TOBY Of a letter from i..,
~ ConneciicGi: .iorcieh. Hsy :, =.
sle>>t>. 4. u. sands 4 Co.-Gcnts: was, m the n.r
April after run oi Lung Fever, attacked wh sweils NJ.
limbs, which would enlarge from TWO three nche, m
ieTancc during the day, and snhsde the nsh TIN. y
tended Win the most violent ta 80 a. TO render lie una.
stand or walk IL t!mts, accompanied 9Th of ap.
c>snrss, inability 10 Sleep and nuch constitutional c-
this CONDITION commenced taking SAND Sar,ap,ua
alter two dlts the pam ani e,rssHr-s began ,ul.
swelling. al my iiubs {" ahA., and, after taking tr.r b.,
ind the swelling has disappeared and the other :, ngl.
entirely removed can sirly >ay, that consider ms ,...
have been effected by the Sar-apltill moss all, h
without any paTiicglar siIsur. i6CiliPHUS :. PlElss
~ For particulars, iage's a-Gls ant II, 81
papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale an! retail and tor rr?e,
by a. u. SANDS X CO., DrU2g3sts aud Chemists Gari,s H.
iiSs No. - Broadway, Of Ch1nbers sti--i Ne
Sold IN Richmond 10y the Agents. 4. bCvil. co. IN IT,,
bu,. hy Rn>SER = ANDERSON ~ S"ff, by VI. A.St%It
aud ny druggists generally Ia the prime al cities tie
Price. 81 per buitlr-G bottl-- ior s..
9~ CAUTION BE particular 10 ask for S.Vn.'. Sar.s
ri'la. and tai e NO oiiIer. Anrl n !
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crs chosen from tho same political party, was merely
accidental circumstance as known 10 al who we're
conyerssnt with the stcrs preliminary 10 Tic orsal|a
ton of the meeting. J. ! -
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G. n. II Lyon,
Douglass II. Pickett, o!
Campbell county.
James Jones,
Levi Tutw,ler,
Edward w. Curd,
Nathaniel Ma1ey,
James B. Anderson, Cum
berlsnd,
wm y jones,
Ed. Maysy,
John Washington, Of Ca
refine county
Wm &. F!ournoy,
! rhemiah McAthan,
Andrew J Land,
Anderson Harris,
! DANIEL P Lesneur,
Glover Cough,
l.. b ilardrman,
Samuel Taylor, senior, o
Buckingham,
| james Austin, sr., NJ. ID
! Charles PaEfow, II II cat
be obtained honorahly
justly aud w',hou; dan
! ger OF disnnIon.
Wm Scrug9s,
Aliens JOINS,
Tandy II. flosely,
William a. Chambers,
] I'M w. Chambers,
George Chambers,
| William Oliver,
Cyrus Mnsrley,
| VIII am Maseley,
Nancy J. NJ 'selry, q lady
Addison Tapsco,i,
! James NJ 1'apcott,
John II Tapscolt,
James Tapscott.
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BALrIaoRE CoSvtsrIos.T following gent men
have been appointed Delegat' 10 the Brlumore Con-
yention from the Slh Congressional D.,tfict: Arthur
H. Bernard, Spots, vana; Francis So. tt, Caro-
line; John NJ Garnet Essex; St Leger l. ca ter, X.
George; .hn w. Hungerford, Wes,moreland; Thomas
Street, M,ddesrx; Benjamin ID. Rust, Rrch,uud Da.
vd P Wright, King and Q aeen; Benjamin F. Daoncy,
mo William.
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DA.M LEAF AND SEA GRASS liIs.-Ju,' 80,
large invoice OF the above HATS, whloa wc ".e rgs
No. /, rleh-r-e -
April %
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lfends-Gve against, and two doubtful This a
great triumph, and is proof, conclusive, of the final
passage of the bull. Tns vote reconces ali cur
ireuds-dlsa Fiction and disorganz,lon will be-
oue, aud the Democratic Porty stand forth united
and lndvlsble. Send out the glad tidlpgs To an
anxious people, and let all know, that The Democrats
will SOM rrnht the Ship of State The Wings are
much disappointed at this vo:e-the clouds are now
lowering lhem and Tie future pregnan! WITH
ab.,d. To them -