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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
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9cu: Nlaio uub G1ttin 9Scifinos,
nno cine 9rree 9Iu6wahl onoerer 2Irtifcl. wels
die ie an ocu nicbyi9tcn prciicu fir baar
@elc ablreen pcrrcn.
Grim lnb 9tenin9cr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
9I0eutaun, W2drs 81.
SUPPER unb 8(etbitbmirt III oer
Staot 9lllentaun.

9Silnftt feine Sreuncc, feline alten &unten
uno eas putifum ilbertaupt oarouf oufs
merriam ;n MAIDEN, oos CT lein @c1d,6ft nod,
INNER an fctnem alten StanoplaBe, orocnils
iIbcr Deter Nubrr'S Stcbr uno unfern Na.
9enbud's Nirtbsbaus in eerSoamiltrn Strd.
&c fcrtbeneibt alIwo CT immcr gum Ser.
fauf ouf Soano taIten, unb auf geitsllun9en
eerfcrti9en iptrc
slQe 9lrten Sreunfeie(, SGrterzSe0cl,
S1tlper9 SeiIeL @aTee Seiiel, uno
alle onpere Sefel = Terner: 9us
le9lrtcn Sled)maaren al5 SaCbrinz
nen, Gtmer, @iebfanuen 8c1el, fltrs
allies mas IN bteie5 Sad einIbldot,
tpelde slrtifcl er alIe an ben aernic
RIG ten pre- If en- obicBcn wiro. 9lac
ScitclIun9en icarn auf Die fitr;cilc slnsei9e
beicrgt pcroen.
s ia slrbeit uiro auf Die fiir;ciie
glusci9e pcrrittet.
Oaufbar fur 9cncBcur SNuucIdaft, bcfft
or eaB Die Site letncr Waarcn, linn fcrncr.
bin ciuer bintdnolideu Sbcil Der Effentlidcn
9unit iGdtern ,piro.
~ 9ltcs SUPPER mirb perlan9t, wcfnr Der
bbdlite prei6 crlaubt mirb.
9lmo5 Gtttn9er.
SIpril "a. no3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
9lQClriCht all QcQeftDrel1.

Die @cmmiBicncrs ron 2cd,a @auutD bo.
ben am llten Guni, 1914, frI9cncc S,crrcn
ais @cIcftorcr, fir oa6 @iuilmmcln Der
@onntD' uno StnntS Ioreu, fir Die Stnot
9lllentalm uno Die rerIobieoenen SaunIhips,
flIr oleIes sSahr crn1rnt ndmlid):
9IIentlun .-gBiliam 2. 9)cunq.
Ncrthamptcil.-G Gdniel Mctb.
SHanCucr.-Sdmuel Rcth.
SdlSburq. .-3bcrpbilu 9tcicc.
Sauccna.-' pcrirn.
Sber'MiIforo. Smcu 9lhcac6.
HtcesrsWacun9jc .-pctcr Qpidrrt.
Sbcr'Wacuu0c. .--Ganicl Wliuer.
Folphul -9iaihan gudlmnu.
9SclstHtur9.-lcrD Q8crlp.
EDnn.-Sdccb @ocin9cr.
Nclccltcrg -petcr Wiler, frn.
gcro'NheithaH.--Vbilip Gtraue.
Suc'QSbetthaV,--lctcr 5rrrcn.
Sbisc @cleftprcn babeu It in Der Scms
mieicrer6 :2lmteilube, auf rcn l5tcn nddfteu
SuIi, init ihreu Sidlcrbeiten clnsuhnben, um
lbre prccerts &c, nadl Ger 2lftc Ger 2liTcm.
lily, i'll Smpfan9 III rcbmcn.
S5ptn Opit,
&aujcl Stdbler Gcm'cr6.
9Hctcr 9tplnt9.
Stmi 10, 1914. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10

9leln iplr fpoucn lhm tetnen SInhalt thun,
Die Sage perbrcitet fth, bas Der GeuDcrf
Stcbr Der ipcblfciIite Srt gum Saufeu Iri.
9S . blfetle 9uter.
gBir fInb 70 fleiei9 beItdfti9t Sitter su off
nen uno Su perfanfen, eas mir feline 3eit bas
ben bic 9rc6e 8crIhicbcnhelt Der 2lrtifel aufs
SuS6blcn Die mir erbalten babcu.
gBir labcn ticjeui9cn cin, oic minfden I'D,
nit cincm Srrratb neuer @jiitcr III perleben,
bel ms ouSurufen uno uulern un9emcin grps
Gen uub pprtrcfflid aus9cmdbltcn Stcd lit
9lItoenld)cin sr nchmen, che iIc Icn1ipp far>
fen, 0Iaubene eaB mcnn (Ie Die Sjiitc unb Die
Vrcilc unIerer 9irtifc! bctradtcn, lIe ilbers
scuot Iein werorn, bn6 mir Die beiten uuo
mcblfclten @ntcr ron eui9em aneeru Eager
m bicIem Sheil bcS SanScS bdben.
QGir Itattcn tcn Siir9cr pcn 2cd,a uno bcu
arqrdn,cnrcn @ouutic6 unicrn Cauf ab, fir
Die ous9cbebntc &nnoIdoft peld,e mir biesu'
pcr 0cilcecn bnbcn uno mrnit mir jcBt ned,
brchrt wcrcent unc ipcrbcn une bcitrcbcn cine
Tortcauer eaburd) III crhalten, t0B mir nn'
Icre gSaaren an tcn nlccrl9Iten prelIen pers
foufcn. qStr miscn bof mir nidlt untcrcers
fault mcrocu II. frnncn Tcl9t nur eem Sc
orange, uno bu pirit edl balo an bcm "9t III
Uorf SNdupt'S Suartier" tefneen,
100 Oh eauu pcriIdlert iCin fannit, Die bCIte
Sdroaius in bcr Statt III erhalten.
98itrrc cs bic 3cit uno Der Naum crlans
ben, f. rclltcn mir bic GrriIc uulcrcr pchls
frilrn &jnter bciirecr, frmmt abcr mr. uno
lchct
0Iidt6 pirb fir ra6 3ci9cn tcr Sitter 9cs
rchnct.
o. SIlc 9Irtcn Qanbreprrbudtc, ,prfilr her
hGditc Mortprci6 crldntt miro, mcrecn int
2nstaulh fir Waaren ouGcucmmcn.
liibaCl llbler.
2llcntaun, Sunt 10. notu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
GeoersSiefer III Der Stabt 9Ulentaun,

C3nm Sdilb ocS rctbcn @uttcrfaTcs.)
Stattct Ieiuen Stuueen uno Dem Uublifum
ubrrhaupt ieincn Oanf ob, fir Die libcralc
unterltlieun9 bic cr gcncGen hat, llno benad,s
rlbtl9et Sieielben Su9leid,, oae or ein ppIltdns
ot9es slfortimcnt
Seoers 9S aaren
auf Sanc bat, an fcinem Shap, fribcr i'm
SefB ee8 Samcs pettit, in Der Soamiltcn
Straec, 9eubnro's @ilcusStchr 9cgcniibcr,
uno beim @jroeen uno Slciueu an Dbilacels
pbiaer preisen abirst. Sein 8crratb bss
itebt aus
Sau6 : 3titer, Sleifbfanoer, 8rauts
itanber, guttersSadcr, 9SoIh,liter
NIT bpl5ernen uno eifcrnen Geifen
Glmer ppn allen 8rDBen ltnb Scrs
ten SnihelS uno balbe guIhels
DefS mo balbe Yefs, on0eifridez
ne 9llber mo Gimer, QSaf d)sWsaz
fbtnen II. ~.
@r perferti9t aud Saors3iter auf @cItel.
lung uno aubere S6bs 9irbcit auf cic ftirscite
slnset9e; 70 piro audi Sif.2Irbcit pcu ibm
un!cr ttai3cn Seriu9un9en esrrtebtet.
SUM- 5, nt3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
5OOSbaler Selc6Nun9!
S5emmtt pcm SScuDprr Stpbr

9Iciu mir tpolIcu ibm feinen Gnbolt tbun,
bic Gage perbreitet Gh, bas Der IeuDcrf
Stcbr Der woblfciIite Srt gum Saufeu Ici.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
Camem SdDumac()er.
april "a.

llnterscibncter, N9cntfiir @itber @ntarct,
beeent 1d oicIer @cIe9eubeit Ictnen Srcuns
ccn uno rcm publlfum in 9IUgemeincu Die
2nSetAe 81 MAIDEN, bas cr in Der SNamiltcn
Straee, spi1hen Or. Wdrtin's unb Snhn 8.
9tuhe's 98chnungcu circu neuen Sdlubltcbr
crrtdjtct bat; allpp er ale 9Irten
Samclls unb iincer S6ubc
ltno Stlefcl
gun, Scrfauf auf Soanc Su baItcu 9cteuft.-
cteieItc wcrecn ale inter Icincr cgencnglufs
llt)t perfcrtt9t, unc man fam ucrlidbcrt fib;
len, haB Ie pcn criter @ute lcin wcroCn II.
wcldr er an iebr nicori9cn preiEn tcim
@jrceen unc StIcincn fur Snar (5cl6 obIeeen
wire. 9Ille 9lrtcn cbcnocnanntcr Sdube II.
StIefel merocn aud, nuf @efeaundcn oes
matt. - @r halt aud, WCroccu 0ceer une
Irnnfe Sum &erfauf ouf SNanc.
SreerS wcrccn init Oanf empfdnocn uuc
lc9lcldb bclprat.
Sc1S q. Smitt, 9(9cnt.
sIpril 81. uo3Np
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
Observation-Disclosures in 9tQeutaun,


llnterSctd1ncter, rpchnbaft III Der SHamiltou
Giraffe, Der Ncfcrmirten Siirdc itrd9 9es
Qcnilbcr, bat nculid wiecrr einen frifden
8crratb QSdarcn ;u ieinem frilbcrcn bereit6
idlpu ausgcbcbntcn Stccf, cingele9t neld,es
MN elm gldujcnoe6 uno aIa9cmcine6 SIBcrs
tCmcnt bon
Giien unO Gilcn QSaaren Don alien
Scnelllm9cn, &utlbcn Srtmmiu96
bon jeber 9lrt Sattler 8aorell,
Cabinet uno S0rei,ter Merf3eu9
pOn allen Sprteu, al5 Scbcln uno
70 pciter, Wateria(ten fir Sduierz
ballen bon jeber Yenennuna allie
9lrten Sarbe Spie9el>9laS, II. /. lp.,
allSma6t
ipclde 9lrtifeI or entidlcecu 1T an febr biQts
gen prcicu abSu1eBcu.
Tao pubIifum lit cin9c[accn Icincn Gcrs
ratb ccn QBaarcu IN GIuocnidein sl nrbmen,
,pc cs lld) focana talo iberSeugen pirb, cas
ocricIbe rcrtrcfflib 1T, unp ras ieine prcile
gang biIi9 flnc.
SIR bereits ornrsenc &unbftaft lfattct er
fcinen 9onnern iciueu ocrbinblihlten Oauf
ab.
Stepben Sarber.
9Iacutaun, sunni ), 1874. nqbu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
R cCf unD StQtler,
E&ntI0enma6er in 9(Qentoln,

tGmbetnad)er in 9llntaun
Seotnn d bei elr itn Srcmten acem pulnm br
cnrd Die nS9e marn oa &ufenmaher e incfd @de
9Huam nn nrrp SroBen, bmbub afhuus
NOD torreeu ano W trme baben uug9en
Suen, SubuleS 1aes @apaOs 91pdpsgGd9en Sulftes 10
II. (. ~, init unD pbne etlerne 9erte.
Se balen mmr rbecr
ben beten Wattalcn genadht
9uste1en9cn aIn Suwernwercen
priir perlpro.
banfbar
@Gtah 9e
sic nc enthcIn auerntt9Ren prn perfaufeu
NNentoun, WRir nosM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10

Jfc, 4. lSiIirn's @jctdHce, in tts Samihri
Strosc, in 2Iacntauu,
Ter llntcrIhric5ene brnust titie @ele0cr.
belt ieincn SrcunoCu unb Gem Gsctrtcn IuG.
lItnm ariuSet9en, eaB or ca$ CtiSe BeIddft
nod mmer betrcibt, am elten StaRtc, fri.
her teuphut bon Sic9freo uno G;dmict, ali.
no CT Srm Serfduf onbiefct ale Gcvren
SttefeL gnmmi ltGterilfutG Git
pct8sSocfS,
ciu pcllitdubi9c6 9lTrrtimrnt MtkSr, fDcitS,
uno 8lnocr Sdlube, pajutt;tte U.erccco
Shnhe fur SrducnBlmmcr, uno ilterbaupt
ale 2lrten Sd,uhe unb &jiiefei, Ole man III
hdbcn lr!rnIht, ale wclde or mCtlf7iICr ais
ilc nod jcmal6 III 9Ilcntduu Cefauft prrlcn,
fir Saar0clO gum 8erfauf anbictet. Ga or
lcccr5ctt cine 2injnhl rrfdrreac @jeicltcn IN,
fer lrtncr sIufild,t beldiftilt bilt 70 fam rr
lepe slrt Jtunpcnorbctt auf Gle furjcltc 2lnSct
9e ocrrid'tCn.
Gr rerfertiat aud Irunfs pru ucr;iiolitcr
@nie, wclde CT bllt9 ocrf1uft.
Danftdr fir bi6ber 9cuoTtuc &unbftoft
hrtft CT ourdI cute, punftlId)e uuo bilioc sc,
ocnnna itdt ntGht nur Der frllbcrn Suncs
idDaft icncern AUDI Der ocs putlfums iibers
baupt wliroi9 in MAIDEN.
~" 2udl bar CT eiu au59cecbntes lilTcr>
tlmcnt bon Mcrcccos nno anocrcr Sd,uh.
FcuiIl9, pclcte or all 1ebr biaiaeu Nreifcu
gum @crfduf arbietrt.
JeremtN8 S6nliot.
S"n' ~. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
% q ct) / t!) t

rDirS hermit ge9cbru, RAG Sdmucl D1arr,
9IiGanic prn peter GierD uno Srau, pcn 2.
9Sbcithaa Saunihip, ged,a SdunfD, irne
9ted,auHS bon Der @clSiehung fcinrS Gers
tragnS liz Der pretbcrctars Nmtsitmbe in
2cd'a @auutY ergctrdgeu bat, uuo bai3 be-
ilotc Rcdlnung ocr 9curt ocu Common INiee,
ain 2tcn Scptenltcr, nm 10 llbr 8crmitaqs,
snr Bcititt9un9 uOraclc9t werbcu miro, fails
tetne Glnmcnrnn9 ea9c9cn 9cm1ht MIRO.
Smucl O}erk, prcth.
Suli3. r13m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-10
QStrD UQsAl,St.

100 Icnncn 9uies Iimcity 5,,n, fin
wcIdCe Der hohitc Wlrflprejs erlaubt spiro.
wcrocu rcrIan9t. - Co6 {-eu toirb IN Der
Sdener Chne lcettcre Soilfu ac,pc9ru.
.@tllian Trrp.
SUM- IL. no3m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-14
For ,hc staunton spcctalor.

To Mc President and Members of The JYOyking-
mems Literary dissertation Of Staunton.
An humble member of your own BODY wishes
TO address you, in few articles, on subjects con-
nected with thc designs and objects of our Soci-
ETY.. He makes no prciensions TO learninU or sci
ence; ne has not delivered, and cannot deIiy-
er lectures philosophical or scientific subjects
Like the large body of his fclow-membcrs, lie is
apian, everyday, Woodworking man. He knows
ihat IN appearing before the public in this wav
and In such character, he lays himself liable 10
me charge OF vanity and presumption. indeed
ne himself iees that he ought rather to keep silent
and sitdown as little child at the feet orthose wor-
thy and excellent, and literary and scientific gentle
men, whose noble and benevolent spirit has moved
them TO volunteer their efforts in Inc formation of
society for our moral and literary improvement.
10 these gentlemen he will ever feel the warmest
gratitude for this disiuleresied and praseworthy
effort. He hopes often to sit and learn know ledne
from their lIps-knowledge which will give plea
sure to his mind, and profit to his life. Yet he
feels that this is work in which he is to take
some part, however humble tina. part NAV be-
Not that he has capacities and can exert an jnlu-
encc above others Of the Society but that i'm ibis.
as IN all schemes of usefulness the weakest
minds and the nsrtowest influence may be turned
TO some good. lie is resolved therefore. to yield
to his sense Of duty and his desires for The ina
provement Of his fcllow-workmcn, and 10 step
forward TO the work in spite Of the asbes Of crii-
csin, aud the charges of vanity and presumption.
u our worthy editor OF the "Spectalor' will open
his columns TO ga plain blunt man" will endeav-
or, from week toweck, in this way, 10 throw in my
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-14
Storage, Ev,acas~sime,, sc.

WE are prepared to receive and forward goods
w and produce OF any description, having
huilt large Lumber House Immediately on the
Canal, sufficiently elevated to avoid high water,
and in every respect convenient to loading and
unloading boats or wagons, and free from dray-
age. We offer services to farmers and mer-
chants, with an assurance that any thing entrus-
tion. We have three boats, SO that there will be
no delay in forwarding any article that wants i'm
mediate dispatch. Messrs. Edmund G. Tomp-
kins g. Co, our partners in Richmond, do IA gene
raj commission and forwarding business, and any
Kind of produce sold there by them, if desired.
will be paid for by us in Scottsvlle. We keep
constantly on hand large stock Of Groceries,
and general assortment Of Hats, Hardware,
Shoes, Dry Goods, Tin and Crockery Ware, &c.,
which we will sell on very reasonable terms and
will at all times give the highest market price for
Floor, Wheat, or any other article brought TO our
market, either i'm cash barter.
STAPLES, TYLER g. CO.
Scottsville, Feb. |, ISI4.-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-14
81 ID w G. @@D S .

VNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public In general, that he has just
Received general assortment of articles in His
line, consisting in part Of The following articles
Fresh Bunch Raisins in quarter, half and whole
Boxes, soft shell Almonds, Pecoh Nuts, Eng
llsh Walnuts, Palm Nuts, Filberts, Pea Nuts,
Alspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ground
Ginger, and Pepper, Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, and Salt, Best Principe Spanish
and half Spanish Segars, Albany Ale and Lon
don Porter in pint bottles, Cheese, Sardines
and Fresh lemons; also general assortment
Of Toys, all Of which will be sold low for cash;
or on credit to punctual customers also a gem
era assortment of fresh Candies and Cakes,
manufactured by himself.
MERRILL CUSHING.
Staunton, Nov. 80, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-14

"People who have risen in the world are
too apt to suppose they render themselves OF
consequence III proportion to the pride they
display aud the want OF attention. towards
those with whom they come in conflict
This is terrible mistake. as every ill-bred
act recolls with treble violence against lis per-
petraiors, by leading the offended parties To
analyze them, and to question their right OF
assuming superiority to which Gin tile alb
sence OF positive rank they are but rarely en-
titled"
''There is no better lest of mans claim to
be considered IA geatteman,' than scrutiny
OF his conduct in money TRANSACTIONS A man
may possess rank and fashion, and, by ar as
sumcd lrankness of character, deceive the null
htude ; but the moment his purse is invaded
II he be not of the true caste, he will display
the most contemplate meanness; he will take
advantage Of the liberal; evade, by every mi.
SCRABBLE subterfuge, the claims of those he
dares not Cypress, and unblushingly defy
those unfortunate persons whose poverty /,
likely TO prevent the due assertion of theii
rights. Such man may possess station il
society: he may he an eicgoht; he may be q
prince but, if he be not honest, he is mol 4
gentleman.
"Gentility is neither in birth, manner, moi
fashion; but in the MIND. A high sense oil
honor-a determination never TO take mean
advantage OF auothcr-an adherence to truth
dcllcacy, and politencss towards those with
whom you may have dealings, are the essen
iIal and distinguishing characteristics Of a GEN.
TLEMAN-D OrS0y'S (aiiridmcd) Etiquette
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-14
"IMpoRrANT TRIAL AND coNyIcrIoN

''IMPORTANT TRIAL AND CONVICTIONS
o yez! o gee!
Silence is commanded on pain of imprisonm MT
while the Editor Of the Richmond ENQUIRER is on
trial before the People OF Virginia for sundry high
crimes and msdemeanors. -.
People OF Virginia. .'rhomas Richie YOU are
charged with having supported for the Presidency
WIN. III. Crawford, the ableSt and most constant
champion OF that Federal Monster a National
Bank. What say you-guiIty not gnilty 2" i
Prisoner. Il did support VIM. III. Crawford,
but at that time National Bank was not consider.
ed unconstitutional"
People. When did you discover it TO be uncon-
stitntiona
Prisoner "Whon Gen. Jackson began TO make
on it,"
People. How is it that Gen. Jackson is such
high authority with yOu Did you not, at ono
time, assert, publicly, that he would, if elected
to the Presidency, prove curse TO his country,,
and say many other things derogato1y to his
intellect and character
Prisoner. II did-but afterwards when he
was baskng in the sunshine of popular favor. I
made ample atoncment for my offences against
him by being one of his most devoted and obe-
dent followers ~
People "Wcre you not once violently opposed
TO what is called the Sub-Treasurv schemel Did
you not dcnounce ii in unmeasurcd terms, and pre.
diet that if ii We're adopted, ii would prove ruinous
to the conntry!''
Prisoner. IL did"
iSoPIc. w Nat Induced you to chance your
opnon?"
Prisoner. MY Party after having denounced
1t as bitterly as ever did, took it up, and could
not afford TO he left IN a minority"
I People. did you otfollow VIM. O. Rives in
donouncing the Sub-'frcasury, and afterwards de-
nounce him for sticking to the text from which YOU
yourself had so often preached!''
Prisoner. 81 did, because Mr.. Rives adhered
obSilnaeiy to his opinions after he saw the Partv
were fully bent on carrying out the measure, and
1t | had not abandoned him the Party would have
abandoned me-"
People. 4" We're you not at one time warm
advocate of the Distribution of the Fund accruins!
from the Sales Of the Public Lands among the
States 80
Prisoner. ~ was"
People. =" why have you changed your opin
ionl" Jul 0P''i'
Prisoner. only Party have taken ground acaiDs
this measure, and if abandon them, thew viii de-
sert me-" III uo
/ People 6 Stand up, Prisoner. and hear III.
.'tf,o, "' s we pronounce on you"
AFTER TAR and impartial trial, you have bee,
'oohu guliiy OF the crime Of being a time -servin,
ana disingcnous politician. You have sac,i6cc,
L""cPcs to men, and Ptostitutcd your influence I,
INC pa@e ends OF Party. We therefore decree Ina
. nChce'of'h The motto Of your paper shall be fc0
"i'hout irUh,' IN order that every man NAV h.
warned not 10 trust 10 your declarations. ,sI;c,
are made bnt TO deceive or your promises y,Licj
arc made only ~ betray Pa. i4L
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BARGAINS N0lg CASH.

~ Loaf l3i-good imperial aud gunpowder
Tea 81, prime 81 ,50-good Mocha Coffee $40,
Rio 10, Cuba 8, Java I4--Treacle 5Oc-good
sole Leather 20, Salt So IS per bushel, Nails
So cwt, Cotton Yarns 80 to $l-prime Cheese s
to 10 cts. Rifle Powder rs Shot 3 lbs for 25 cts
-Boots and Shoes, a variety, and cheaper than
ever known here-prime Candles l2I cts, com
mon dipt 10 cts-lials, coarse and fine-Cassi-
nets, Cotons, rickings, Flannels, Calicos, and a
variety of other articles in like manner, or en-
change for produce at customary prices, but nc
credit, as l am trying to close my accounts, and
all J. Fl. Jurey's unsettled accounts. at this place
&c. sc.
n~ My House and Lot for sale, on terms tc
suit the purchaser. Possession in the Spring.
l.. MAY.
Staunton, January 25, lsl4.-tf
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JUpGE GAsroN's LAST WoRps.-The Cla-
rion has beautifully ard iinpressively sketch

JUpGE GAsroN's LAST WoRps.-The Cla-
rion has beautifully and iinpressively sketch
es the 'cash bed scene of this excellent man
His las. words were i'm admirable Keeping
with the pnriiy and picty Of his long life
Surrounded by few of his close friends, who
were a, hss bedside on the first inlimation of
daOges @ which he was insensible, he was
relating with great playfulness, the, particulars
of ceas,.Sial party at Washington City, many
years ago and spoke of one who OH that oc-
casioI owed himself Il Free Thinker in
religion. From that day. said Judge Gas
ton, always looked on that man with dis
trust. | 10 not say that Free Thinker may
not he an honorable man; that he may not
from high motives scorn to do mean act !;
but ,ttrp not trust him. A belief in an over
ruling p: unity, who shapes our ends, whose
eye is mott us, and who will reward us ac-
cosdns 10 bar deetss, is necessary. We must
believo.rfsH feel that there is a God .4li-,cisc
and raising himself and seeming TO swell
with TIC thought ALMIGHTY! There was
sudden rush of blood to the brain. He
sank in the arms of his frends-and in five
minutes his spirit was gone! Not a struggle
be,okened its flight Not groan panied the
ear of his agonlzed friends. His body has
gone TO the dust; his spirit, we cannot doubt,
now rests in the bosom of that God Almighty
whose name was last on his lips, and TO whom
he had long given The homage of Il pure and
devoted heart.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

STAUNToN, March a, lS4i.
Dear Sir We are instructed by '.rhe Work
ing Mems Literary Association" 10 express TO
you the sincere qualification they derived from
your inaugural address on Saturday evening last,
and their unanimous wish that you will furnish a
copy of it for publication.
In Society whose object is to promote The in
tellectual improvement of working-men, and to
encourage them in the pursuit Of know ledge, such
an address from nottingham, will unite the in
fluebce of precept and example.
We are Sir, .
Yours; with respect,
THOS. BAGBY, ,
SAM'L. CLARKE, eo"""-
JOHN b. BALDWIN. } Nee'
Thomas II. Blackburn, President, DC.
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