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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25

W1 biIon 6. W1u ON, wurce fiirSs
lid i'm Staat 9cuiiIana, neil er in icld,e
Sprade gu ben SflaSen fprod,, bic tahin
;ielte, fte CUR lln9ebcrfamfeit aufsureiecn,
auf 81 cSabren bei barter sIrbeit in's Staatss
3ud,tbaus pcrurtbeilt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25

Die StaatSIdulo Wericc's bcIduft ftt,,
bic gum 2IbihIue ces Icetcu EinanUabrs,
auf 80 Wiaicnen 3holer csren jdhrIid,e Sns
terrfc allcin ) Willicnen Shalcr brtraaen.
Seit mebrcrrn Sahren ubcrifcigcn bic Iaufcn.
ben 9Ius9aben Der Gc9ierun9 ihre @innabs
iMcn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25

Die 8orfei h c.-Seecrmdnn fennt
Sen Scrf, wcpcn Die StDpfel fir aGerlci 6Ias
Nen perfertt9t iperrcn, IS 1T bic idppams
it9e 0fiuce eincs Saumcs, pcld,rr III Gem
ablrcid,sn Beid,lehte Der SidIeu 9sbort mt
b MndiId,t Der Slitbe uno Srudlt NIT uHlcrn
fiahcimiidJrn @idrn ubcrciu fcmmt, Der
Saum crlan9t cine auicbulibe SN0he uuo
Eife wtro 100 Sabre dlt uno wddIlt in
(ltalien, Spanien unc pcrtu9al. Gie lnl.
ncr9riincn, ciruno ldnyliden Sldttcr lIuo
III Hauce gcld9t, uiItcn itsig pcr9amcntar,
Ga. g8eun man tcim sbldarn oir iuncrr
finec, ireld,e ben SplInt bcccdt, fd,cut, ic
cbt Der Baum nidDt aus, irnecrn lpno mil
iaer nencn Hinoe telc9t, Die man nad) 0tt
Rno 10 sSahrcn Nieber obldlllen fun.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25

Q dwrine 9 dla d)tcn. - Die
Cincinnati CSbic) @breuiclc" id9t, oa6
tIe 5abrsicit mrnigtenS $4,000 Shw;iue
cH&entndD allcin, nad jener Start ocbrad,t
pfrten iplireen. Der 9rOfte 5beiI III bcrcitS
aiel5lt an9ctcmmcn. Sm @tlbliscmcnt in
incmnntI Scrihntt al snrm 3oqe in Dor,
strr gSrhr, Srci Gauicub Shwcine.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
Snallt Cure Dcitf6en Suben :!
Scr SsemDorf Stobr
Scgen Die SSclt!
,Surtbsbar Ql5cblfcil

60 ipohIfeiI eoB cs bGn S3cpf eincs Nanf
nes idnpimmeu mad,t Gum i'm Nall eoe
ca ilu @crin9ifen bic obige gBabrbeiten be-
,pcifelif, 70 rufe an uuo erbaIte Scu bem
9eprielcnen sllpaca fir 25 9cnts-pcn Dem
9eprieienen 3udcr 81 unb @cnts - uno
ale aueere Sitter in prcpcrtirn.
sd, felbft babe eini9e 2rtifcl baielbit 9e,
fault, unb bin oolIcncs iiberseugt oas Baas
rrn bort tpcbIfeiler, ais au irgcnn eincm ans
bern Srt in 9llIentaun 9efauft werbsu fen,
men.
Sortor elias QltpalI.
Dec. 25. nato
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25

Sor. Sappclo, Gin tcutIdrr 8afrnfdymicr
i'll @harIestcu, Siios@arcIua mar pcr cini'
gen gErtcn anf Der Sa9c, als CT 9c9en Mit'
tag temcrfte, oas iein SHuno weni9rr auf.
merriam ,plr unb cine Sheu Dor cem Waf
fer dueerte. 98dhreno CT fen Witta9sbrcc
Su lIh nahm, ipron9 Der loHuo auf i'm siu
uno Scerr Sappclc fcnnte fId, MIR oacurd
rettcn, baB er inS g8nscr fuebtete. Sier
ocrwcilte er bis Der cunb fcrtlicf, alS or abcr
I'M @r9riff Dar, fdI frinem @ewebre ipiecer
81 ndhrrn, iprana Der Sounb pl6elid, ouf ihu
Elm Hno ein uersweifeltrr Seampf be9anrL bu
Sserr S,lrpctc ibn 9ltldlid bel Der @ur9eI er.
fdstc uuc 70 biclt, bts or ieiucn 9lienlen ab,
ipite, ihn e0mt al ciuen Baum bano nnc
canu crlhcs. Ter SHuno mar ein febr
wcrthpclles Ghicr, ocdj ater fam Der Sage,
ild, 9Indtd, ihdBel, cas or burd oieIen Ser.
lult elncm or6errsn prrbeu9te.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25

Die 9lutis IcntsH ebcll / 0 II
I'M Hen6eIaer @Iuntn u. o., bat cnblid,
bod Die 8saftuu9 ccs 8cuucrnors nuf Gd,
9cicasn. @5 bat bericlbe einc Srlcbnun9
bon 50)Sbdlcr fur ccnjcni9eu ausgeidlrieben
Der eicjeni9cn anti.9lcntseeute Den &crihtcn
ibcrisfert, bic ais Snriaucr pcrfleiort eireu
llnter'Sderiff 70 ld)mdblih misbancelt bas
brn.
2lud i'll Sdcbarie @auntD Tno 6bmid,e
llnruheu ars9cbrodcn. Seds als Gucianer
perflctprte Wtinncr fcIcn ben Wa9cn bcs
Gencrcl Sac. eiuiu96ton bon Gbeup 8olIcD
pn. S,err Fiuin9Fton tcfahl icincm Rntlhcr,
pie pfcrec anSutrcibrn, rno feucrte 9leid,Sei,
zig cine piitcIe untcr Den Naufrn ab. Cic
|Su9cl pcrpuurcte eincn Der faIlten Sneias
arr. Ccm @encral 9clau9 c6, Td) III cas-
Nau6 oeS 9ldters MIIIer gu fud,rn. NIs
per Shcritf uno ctne pcNe enoitb auf cem
pleb. ctntrafru, fancen ile MIR ncdl s,pei Der
Rebeacn, Die lIe AUDI icfort in ca6 9efdn9'
li6 brahten,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
SsOn Ssafcbingtpn.

Zee. 13.-Sm Saule fam bic 8iI INN bic
prefocnienpabl eurdl bic gauge Union aui
eiren Gag su baItsn auf unb cine narme
Debate entipann fd,, Die bi6 gum aIufbrud
oes Scanles fcrteaucrtr init Der gia pur.
DC nidt petter pcran9cihritten.
Dec. IA. - 9n cielem Sage mar feincs
Der Sdufer III Sieuns.
Zee. 16. - Oicfcn Wecracn pasirte bic
Sia i'm untern Sauie, INN bic prrfccnteus
tpahl eurdj Die gan;e Union auf einen Gao
su hdlten. Sun Senat nureen ftbr piele
Sittffriften iiber uerlhieoenen @escnitdnee
ein9ereid,t. SIud, nuroe bic Sdlifid,feit
bciproden eie TdturaliIations @eIeBe Al pers
dneeru. Die Scerrcn Sohniou, Ylipes une
9lrd)er ipradlcn su Gjuniten uno Die Serren
Softer uno Didingiou 9cSen cine 8crdncc.
run8. Die Sade tpurbe einer Committee
ibertra9cn.
( Zee. Ia. - Sm Senat flnb teute wiceer
cine Dcbatte htnltd,tid, Der Bcrdnceruno
Der RaturaliI Iaticuss s@eiese ftatt. Soerr Sus
danan tberreidltc 2 SiitIfriftcu fur cine
Serdnecrung eericlben, peldcr NIT cinen
Sricf be9letoct waren, wclher i'm eriud,te
feline sIulIdten oariiber aussuerlldcn. Gr
that oies, uno fagte babel eas or aeaeu
cine 8erduorrung Der 3cit f.i Jlad Der
Oebatte ipuroeu Die Wcmcrials Der @oms
mittee micccr ilberqcbrn Sm SNauie mir,
ben piele SittIhrften ciu9ereid,t SNgrr
Burt bon Glib Carolina brldte cine Bill
Gin, ben Sarif bon 9eipiscn beuainten Irti.
Eel abiuncbmen. SSerr pbouir brdd,te cine
Bill elm rm Den Sariff auf 9fie9elme9 Gifcn
auSubeben. Carilber entipann iId) etnc
marine Debate pcrin Die Soerren Snecripn,
gioIad, iRtng uno 6. Sop Wcrris cdeeaen
uno cie ocrrcn pb6nir uno Soplme6 bafnr
ipraden. joirrauf brad, baS Caus auf.
Dec. - SIM Senat famcn feline Q4id,tiac
@efddfte Dor inoem bcriclbe bcinahe ben
gausen Gag III elmer 9rceutpcn Sisung
mar. Sn Soauie CAB Nerr Bencr Gaa,rieht
eas CT aud, nct cincn Scid,lus I'M Gcras
an,unehmch cinbriu9en wuree. @6 cntIpann
fh fooanu ipisner cine Oebatte ibcr rem
8crid,lag, ben 3ariff auf 3iegehpea GiIcn
otSudnoern, Die bis gum 9lufbrud) fcrteauer.
ts. Die loerrcn Softer, paDue uno Soams
met iparcn Die 9beilnchmer.
Dec. 10. SIM Seuat bradte Nr. SItdes
ion iciue Sre9cn'Sia ein. DiefeIbe nurbe
elmer Committee lberqeben. Sm Gaufc bcs
iprdd man fIt, barber nm ben WrciS Der
ptfentlitcn edneerciCn Su rcaulircn. Soerr
9Seller brad,te feline 3cras Bill ciu Sie
entbdlt uid)tS bon befoucerer Wid)ti9feit.- -
llcbri9cns muree nur pcui9 9ettan. prcli,
bent 2ylcr itbcrfancte etm @cnaree heute Ci
ne SctIdaft be;iiSlid, auf 2eras uno Wcfis
CO. Ga6 @aBe lit em lahmes @emiId, fir
cine "Sric9S sSctid,aft," nno fcl nur cohin
Smrten ben @cn9rrS Su bcwc9eu, 3rras 70
bl!o als mc9lld, anSunchmcn. QSdnn ipcrs
ben Ouultua6 aufh;vcu2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
Scr Sarif.

] Su cinem 9Irtifcl in Scsu9 nuf bic 9erins
'rnn9 ccrr 2lufhebun9 ecs 1ariffS bon IS42,
ia9t Die "sllbanp 9IrguS" (ecfc Scfo) 4; "Ss
mare wluitenSwe,t wcnu oas VoIf pcn
pcnniDIpanien Elm weui9 Il d) q 4 e."-
{ 4Str ia9ten csn Srcupcu ocS 2arif5 in bics
fem Sta1t Urr Der Babl bas iolltcn Die 60,
fos trtumphircu, 70 wUrocu Die aneern Staas
ten unS ] 10 ngcuna d)Su9cb
nno ccnncd, Nlaubten Siele ben hcud,lcrifdcn
8cbauptuugcn Der 9Iemtcrid9er. bas Vclf
Gin 6reuno res Seldneun9ssS SDifems lci, II.
lfi'nmteu nlic mic Ge 9aubtcu fir pClf, Cols
las uuo cen 2ariff Dun ntro ibneu aber
id,On bon ihren Setril9er 9cla9t, enB Te Elm
,prnt9 II a d, &c BEN NJ ii Sen Y8ie 9cs
flIlt Sud bie6 Sbr brtre9rne 2ariffmdnner ?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25

65TQcetc Bche madte eiu Nerr Sang
tsr III Dem @apitclium gu Waitin0tcn ei.
icn slngriff nuf Den Qdtb. Sohn 8 2Icams,
. bcmntte (d, itm ins @eiId,t 81 itIla9eu,
pom or jcoch orrhinoert wurce. Sotrr
huaitcr Wuree fc9leid, nad ecm @cfanauib
b9'fubrt. Man ia9t San9iter iei bstrun'
Hen 9twcicn.
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.

Proi0psuS Uteri Cured by EJteraai Means.
nR. RO. IHOMPSoN'S PEIVit; CORSET AND TTEGo
~ AHDoMINA:. EhNpAGE.--We have completed AZ.
for these Instruments which VIII Ell.
able us 10 iursia supply adequate IL any demand
ing popnlartyevidenccd by enlarged demand and
Of appreciation which conSaGiy receive from the trst mc-
cal this CITY, and from various parts of the
ran, ~ IN eir claims for preference upon tie notice ii
the medical profession and ttlr public.
Physicians t;onrhou; the State invited I" examine them
feel sat tied lhry be convinced of their excellence
and applicability To prevent mistakes III ordering, W. give
biiet description of the which viii rfahr decide
The Pelvic Corset for the OF roasus uten aud hrnd
diseases easily nj listed and IL by the patient WITH
uu any inconvenience The pad which gives support 10 tie
cr portion OF ia" pei's "a pat usually tender mnc"r pressure y
based firm leather proper and shape neatly cushion
ed wich Is secured in lis place by straps composed soft
nateal Ia winch added portion al elastic webbing, suit
cient to answer all The intentions Of elasticity contemplated ~
the al baBdag-s
The Abdominal Bandase for the Of roap-n
Ctrrl and o!er weaknesses. admirably aap Itself 10 TIE om
OF the patient andiS 50 c"nved, and constructed q" snch mat
ra allow embrace and polons
Cualftabia allow. 81
every part the bodyand can uncr no circumstances
drawn into wrinkles folds the sKinpreservng IT. form
and giving support comfortably and generally avoid
ing the objection usually urged against bandaer,
which lie thrown into wrinkles folds and thereby act
rigid cord This handage also kept place by ut
OF elastic cbbing.
tic webbing. part II the MATERIAL r exclusive right OF e
paen,re a"d inventor We deem unnecessary 10 dwell na
the al The q" their manufacture give thea,
surprising VII be readily conceded by all instruments HAVING
metallic Liable 10 the objection, tha; they rarely r
fit comfortably we'll, uy hs modified The df
cumstance Of the case These objections entirely n,erco
Dr. Thoapsans instruments, they be- made larger
vantage ~ that they can be had for about hall the price 81 ~:
other instruments which offered We enabled do t
having purchased right make them with OF
nc i' objections so generally urged against nsif'rncns o s
KIND, beGse Of the high prices asked for them hoping IL rem
buse by Increased by placing them within the
reach D: patients who would otherwise lee declared the IA. ~
them; and. far. pleased say, that expectations
have been realized
ALEX. DUvAI < co. Druggists, Richmond, Va.
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JouS A. SAspERs, Secretary.
MORE DOCUMENTS

The In,cigencer of this morning publishes another
batch of documents from which the seal of ecre'y has
been removed by the Senate. The first of these docu
mcns is message from MIR. Tyler, as follows
WAsuINGToS, May %, 1S4I.
To the Senate Of the u. STATES:
Your resolution Of the 18th inst, adopted in E1eeu.
tire session. addressed to the Secretary of he Treasury
ad Interim has been communicated to by that officer
While cannot recognise This call thus made on the
Head OF Department as consistent with the consu-
tonal rights Of the Senate when acting in its Executive
capacity which, in such case, can only properly hold
correspondence with the President of the L. States,
verhclcss from anxious desire 10 lay before the Sc
nate all such information may be necessary TO enable
with full understanding TO upon any subject which
may be before it, herewith transmit communications
which have been made to BY the Secretaries of War
and Navy Departments. in full answer to the resolution
of the Senate JOHN TYLER.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

a meeting of the Democratic party OF Portsmouth
was held in the Town Hall on Thursday, the Esd inst,
TO cive expression If opinion on the subject of the
Immediate Annexation Of Texas. On motion, Henry
Cowper appointed Secretary
On motion the Chair appointed Dr.. r. w. Young
WIN M,rr,i! snd I;ollis Amidon, Esqrs., Committee
10 prenare rcsoloions for The action of the meeting
After retiring The Committee appeared and reported tie
following, which we're unanimously adopted
G,sclsed Taat Texas, once part Of THIS Union, was
most uuirsiaby aud unconstilu,Ionally parted with
Pesosd That the Re anEe xaton Of that Territory tc
tie Uoiied States Is IN perfect accordance with the
spirit of the Constitution, and IS called for by consider
a,ops which involve deeply the interests OF the whole
Uniou and most particularly that of The Southern
Pesorrd That with the scge and patriotic ex Pres-
den, Jackson we believe the "present golden momen,
to obtain Texas, must not be lost, or Texas must from
necessty be thrown into the arms oil England, and be
forever lost TO the United States
Resoired That it IS our deliberate opinion, that this
District will not slncticn the nomination of any man
az a candidate for The Presidency who does not advo-
cate the immediate annexation Of
lar as this meeting 90 we Instruct our Delegates
TO the Baltimore Convention from this District TO
their votes 70. no man who will 10 for That measure
Ca motion Of d. Il W. Young,
ReseIsed TIA. Ter the maaly frmness with which,
our Cnef Magistrate John Tyler has sustained Demo
cratic Republican principles since he has occupied the
Presidential, CHAIR he Is justly entllsd TO the comb
dsnce OF that parly-and we hereby recommend him
10 The consideration cf the Baltimore Convention as
an individual worthy Of the nomination Of that body
as a candidate for the Presidency.
After some discussion the above resolution il
was carried, some three four voting in the negative
On motion.
Rcsolrcd, That The proceedings of this meeting be
published
Ga motion the meeting adjourned.
HENRY ROBINSON, Chairman
WILL. CowPER, Secretary.
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POETRY.
"MrcH YEr ggM,iSs uSsrS..'
POOR MANS EVENING HYMN.
"a InAE4-

POOR MANS EVENING IN Mn
EY wM. JONES.
God Of the poor man. hear Us,
Thou civer Of all good.
Al this, our meal, be M ar US
Bless, bless our humble ioou.
We have been tuilins through tue DAY,
Sleep hangs upon each brow,
But through the dim night hear us pray,
Look down, and bless US now.
God of the poor man. heed us,
As thus on henhed Knee,
For all thou hast decrred US,
We praise and glory Thee.
The hands that made the wealthy,
Unmake them at thy Will;
They made us strong and healthy,
May we remain so still!
God of the poor man. listen
To those whose all Is gone,
To those whose eyellds glisten
With sorrow deep and lone;
Oh. answer, No beseech Thee,
Their broken, anguish'd prayer;
Let their dark woes fifst reach liee,
Then beam on us now here.
God Of the poor man! lowly
His heart with love doth beat;
He hath no Gift more hoy
To deck Thy mercy seat.
Take IT, our Father, though II he
Shaded with earthly sin;
Nought else hath he u offer Thee
on. make il right within.
God of the poor man. shining
Amidst his little col,
Tho fortune be declining,
With Thee how bright his lot.
Guard now the night before us,
Let quiet slumber come;
Spread, spread Thy mantle DER us,
And bless the poor mans home.
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n,srn1cr CONVENTION.

AT Distrc, Convention held Yorktown, on
Wednesday, the 22nd May, for the purpose of appoint
ing delegate to the Baltimore Convention, delegates
appeared from the counties OF Elizabeth City, York,
and Tho city of Williamsburg Tine meeting huvng
heen called order, DR.. A. g. fludgins, of Elizabeth
City, was called TO the Chair, and A. G. Southa oil
the city of Williamsburg, was appointed Secretary
The following resolutions were then adopted:
/ Reso'red, That DR.. Francis Mallory, of Elizabeth
City, BE- appointed the delegate, (conjoinily with
three other dergas) to represent this Congressional
District ~ the approaching Baltimore National Con
vention cad ,a in case of his inability TO attend
George Bookrs Esq of the said county, is appointed
as his alternate.
= Resoirsd, That our delegates thus appointed, be
nd they hereby instructed, TO cast their votes Tor
no inds dral for President, who is not opposed 10
Na,ional Bank to Protective Tariff. aud who does not
90 for the immediate annexation of Texas to this Con-
federacy.
g. Rcsolued That these proceedings be published in
the Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Republican, and
in the Mldisonian.
The Convention then adjourned.
A. G. HUDGINS, Chairman.
A G, SouruhtI Secretary
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Characteristic .7necdote Of General Jackson,

Mr.. Buchanan, in letter 10 friend who asks his
opinion of Mr. Muhlenberg, the Democratic nominee
for Governor Of nnsyyana, says" have more than
heard Gen. Jackson himself speak in the strongest
terms Of the support he had received throughout this
1.-THE Bank conflict from General Muhlcnberg as he
always called him. and when, OCCASION told
him Mr. Muhlenberg was no General, his reply was,
I" no matter he ought 10 have been General
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Encourage the Manufactures Of your ORR @- .,. m
THE FRANKLIN MANUFACTURING CoMPaNl n |
hand good ASSORTMENT of extra snperre, fine and
letter folded and flat cap Paper ruled and PLAIN APO n The
hitting, envelope and wrapping Papers {" vanu a,rnop
lowest wholesale prices which they invite puo % h-r
assured thst quality and price, their manuiaen They
comparison with the production Of any Nohern poer
are prepared orders for description Oh
the market require Merchants and dealers are 'e'
call the Paper Mil and examine for themselves assiy
1arch l2
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NOTICE 70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS


T. WATKINS dealer 10 Boots, Shoes Trunks Bags
backing, &c dGrs below Mcssrs Nahswurth, Tune
Co.. respectfully inform Country Merchants Farmers and puf
cases generally tina; his Spring Stcck OF BOOTS and SHOES
viii be very large and complete having been selected with much
CARE and purchased the hest and celebrated manuc
rer' upon The most favorable and advantageous terms. lie vii
which VIII he found many pretty Goods unsurpassed
as"n or sye and ALSO by almost arrival from the North
such additions 10 his stock will render attractive and com
pete.
No pans shall be spared TO please and give entire satisfaction
all by the closest application and
my customers and all who favor with a call.
March ID e9-wu
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kNOOLLEN CLOTHS AND STOCKING YARN.-The sub
w scrbers lIoprenrs ti the Richmond Wooen Factory,
specy noSe In icir patrons aud the public generally
that they have completed addition their Factory and
prepared them the best The ailer
testimony have received and the universal satisfaction
Cloths have a Induced Ia extend Our business i
and manufacturing hsayy article OF baeA
and dab Jeans from the best naerials, which
equal thing for ceapness and durability IN the mar
We have hand and Tor sale, superior lot al
and three strand Stocking Yarn, manufacture, from the be-,
Merino Wool a6. warranted equal 10 Yam offered Tor
sale in this stair. Farmers sending WOOL directly 10 ~ ma,
rely receiving the highest market IN cash, Ci a'n
Carriei Rolls
ROLL ChRDlEG.
After The 18Th May lSii, ~ be prepared 10 Card Rolls
superior having ordered Machine
expressly for tia; purpose.
Factory adjoining IiaxaIl's Flour Mills.
JONES & MACKENZIE.
4.
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poWuATAN CnnNTY.


At meeting OF the people of nwhatan, held al
their Courthouse Saturday, the 18Th instant (tha,
being The day Of the Reg imental mystery in pursu-
ance Of notice. for the purpose of considering the sub
ec Of The Re-an nexa.ion of Texas 10 the T. States
Dr. Abncr Crump called to the Chair.
The following preamble and resolutions were pre-
scented BY Mr. William {. Scott:
Whereas, Treatv FIR the Rs.nnc RATION of the Re-
public Of Texas 10 the Federal Union of these States is
now pending be fore The Senate Of The S. and, whereas,
think The duty, well as the right, OF independent
treemen 10 make public expression OF their opinions
ard wishes all subjects of great Importance 10
our national inleress-therefore,
l. Resolced, That as citizens of the State of Virgil
MIA cordially approve, and will cooperate in all
proper efforts 10 feet immediate Remuneration OF
Texas to these United States-a measure which we
believe presents many and great national benefits
=. Resoirsd, That on this question it becomes an in
dependent and patriotic people to SPEAK, rs in past
times their fathers wont 10 do tor themselves,
ga,dess of the dictaton Of seliconsued party lead
crs Recoecting, therefore, that we have country
TO serve well the interests of parties TO consult,
we earnestly entrcat our iellow-c,zens, without dis
nciion, 10 assemble in primary meetings, and to speak
in terms and in tones TO be heard and not msunder-
stood
They were ably supported by Mr.. Scott, in speech
of hours duration, in which was manifested an en-
tire acquaintance with his subject.
Mr.. Irving If Cumberland, and Mr.. William Old,
ST.. addressed the meeting, the former in opposition to,
the latter in support Of, the preamble and resolutions
each with ability and zeal maintaining his views of the
question.
Finally, motion made by Capt. Thomas Mil
Ter to indefinitely postpone the whole subject On a
division and count, there - persons IN favor, and
Us opposed 10 The motion.
The question then REQUIRED on the adoption OF the
preamble ard resolutions, when they were carried by
the same vote
Ga motion, the proceedings were then ordered TO be
published. And, motion, the meeting adjourned.
ABNER CRUMP, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
Apreeably to the resolution which was omitted IN the
enclosed proceedings Of a public meeting which took
place in Jerusalem on Monday the 2oth 'ns' relative
tho embraced proceedings should be published in The
following prints, TO wit: Richmond Enquirer, Peters
buro Republican, Fredericksburg Recorder, Old DON'T
MON, Winchester Republican, and Mad'sonan-l take
great pleasure in transmitting to you the enclosed Tor
S1nhi;ca,;on Yours with much respect, &c,
n NJ SEBRELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
CHARLES LUaspEN,

Eoo M. ., Eat Main street. opposite the rnd OF ~"
Marke, House. Lrt II be distinctly understood. ani 'F
mind that rH sell Doots aud Shoes Of every de-rufI
Trunks cheaper than any House IN this any other cry -
Of the Potomac river for cash only This all may d-iop IN NJ
is puff Call ani for yourselves. and prove We
my assertions. have ladies' tine English Md slippers
from 20 cents 10 81 o. superior article, aud genehrh
from 81 so 10 S. also, cndfens' Slices great abHH"'
Don't foget Try the Red Boot i; Is the pace Tor
p s. All descriptions Of Backing only five cents per ,f
ID 49,.