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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

Thomas MAnsH is now on trlsl at New
ark, N j. for the murder of Phebs Ched-
dick. Mrs. Cheddick vas the wife Of
GersEam Cheddick, with whom Marsh
traded real estate 10 settle debt last sea-
son, leaving to arbilraiors 10 settle the,
terms. With these Marsh was dissaiisf-
ed, and, on the day Cheddick moved into
the house be- had 50 acquired, declared
that be should not enjoy the property q
hours. Tat night The h5use was bornt..
and Mr.. G. barely escaped, while bis villa
and two children were burnt to death -
circumstances are held 10 implicaie Marsh
q their DESTROYER, by firing the house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

The Washington Spectator. Democrat
ic journal. speaksof the present Congress
in this wises
Throughout tbe South. the return Of
The Desperate paftysto Congress with .
majority Of two thirds Of lie members.
was looked 10 BY the Democratic party as
a grand era for peace and relief. IL il
goea Oh IS II has begun. this Congress will
only Be ssmembered IS the mosi silly,
|psrfdioas, misehievous Congress which
has ever assembled
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

MrISenatof BUCHANAN IS bald M 81
the Democracy Of bis own State Is tsln
main authot Of the existing Tariff, AID II
i upon ibis. NeIl,kncwn consistency
that bis Democratic. constituents are Vi
opinion that they '.must chiefly rely fos
it, perinanency Witness the following
resolution adopted IL he Van Buren and
johnson mass meeting held al Harrisburg
" Rssslrtd, As ths. sense Of this meeting. thai
ne ekisnng tariff nothing more or leSs than sufs
heieasly protects thu manufacturing. sninint ae :
ricaltural. add lahoring interests Of pennsyiya.
ma; and that Tor It's passage We are mainly iA-s
dehsed % the Hon: 5aMEs BrcHASAM. and for is
permanently We musa rely chiefly on his WE'LL
known consistency aud unchencsabfe devotion
% ms 4 naslss State ard " vital inssrs4a.s
Pan Bursnism ii .Nsw York md Ysr.
gina. The editor OF the Albany Argus
supports Mr.. Beatesley ii the ground be
has taken on The 2lss Rule, approves Of
the votes OF Mr.. Van Buren's friends on
The Resolution Of Mt. Rhast. and: strenu.
ousIy recommends an applications 10 Con
gress for money sto improve tie Lake
Harbors and Hudson River This is
Van Burenism in New York. Ia Virgin :
ia, "Old Hunkerism" ii opposite to all
essthings. Now. which oflhese vafi-
cites Of the same species is the tfae one
ERishmoAd Way
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

u tIs LoseFs 81 dGtcd Seglr.
= .l4E6 =, tsesive1 4 q prime ss<srs.
. f.tonI >1I highly 1a||s1 ana said "a Be-
~ ef1F<l>1. judges. ih1 e ,lticl, n,oun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

CharIestovp, March Q, Is4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
PULLED 8 PLAID 1INsEYs

llarpers-Fsrry, Jan IL, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

Ckarlestown Jan 4, 1874.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02
NrEM NoNELS.-MEILoR ha. received a

NEW NOVELS. -MELLoR has received
y New Novel. cunted The Orphan, md other
'Tlles by Samuel Young the Literary Dmyman,
Up At the Forks
The Pittsburgh papers speak OF the above work
in glowing terms; but we OF Tho Head Of Nayi.
CATION put hide faith IN what they say, perhaps II
would be we'll ioI erery person 10 rail ard get one
aud Judge for themselves. Only a quarter
luly Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02

gNARM FOR SALE-Fhe Subscribers oilers
q for SALE a valuable farm containing l2l -
acres, well watcred-a inning stream through
each LAYS well for cultivation. and IN d
hIph state Of mproveFent, under good fencing
There Is about 80 or 90 acres cleared and ihe
balance we'll tirnbercd. A GOOD and convenient
Two story dwelling house with back building
with other our houses, ald never falling spring
Of water near the kitchen door. There $ an
Abundance of fruit trees, consisting OF choice
enprafted Apple Peach, Plum, Cherry dc.
The above farm il situated 1 mile west Of )
Clairsvile on the National roae, and l-2 mule
from Louisville, Belmont county, Ohio. For
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
he nIemises JAMES PRYOR or If
inn OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02
=. LITE nnCI-nIIiNTs.

-, eaaied The lnend, anal f'e' otihe
!. .fe, ,baias an a5d,e.s nm The Etce
.......l,. a. Tie Clay Club Of Wheeling. To
4. ..l.a, computed w'Ih pto4f lrm va
4. -. rs.. hs. la-l bern pnh7,trd.and
!, ..taiaa. distribution on opp lcai on 10
j., NJ chairman executive committee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02

l..,.r5 ale e,loee5 by the Theatrical
!" esfafmug m Tins city cannot be beat
.#4. s5, oil the Stongct vas performed
~ .s.., 3egtec Of credit to themselves aud
,s. audience. The Lady Of Lyons. The
.fn,Irfa lramas vii be reproduced
~ AHab3 have mol seen them IA H.
zul. a, r4.n.Fhi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02
II a. GOO
emaa
"
tarH
male from
--.-.-..LAALIIA MEErINE

tbs You'll. clay Club vii be he ID
= rI5.q m Monday evening mortal ear.
y" .H. Addresses are etpeclsd fun G.,
w,,.l sNeanafer. and ". +. Ill '"an.
!. NJ. ae invited 10 attend
% By arler Ia. Glm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02
FARM FOR SALE ON TIE OHIO
RIVER.

| Wish 10 sell a valuable Farm lying on the
OHIO river, IN Gteenup county, Ky opposite
the village OF Cocsroye, IN OHIO. 1t contains
$50 acres all River bottom about 100 acres yet
m Timber. 1t his a comfortable dwelling on II
of four Rooms Kitchen Barn &c. 1t will be
sold w, and # desirable, the purchasers can
have any reasonable time OF payment Tor the
greater portion of the purchase money. The
Subscriber resides miles below II on thc River
al Relleionte Furnace Landing. ...#...,,
i1'iv INV JOHN CULVER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02

CtPEILING BOOKS JOHN JIASWELL,
y Tnlun Street, Wheeling. has Just published new
editions of the United Slaes Primer and Nh. United
Snles Spelling Books; which he oilers 10 Country
Merchants, on reasonable terms, either nr Cash NJ
Rags. The reading lessons in these Books hive
cen selected by compeleat persons and the print.
fnq ha. been executed on large distinct type.
Cash paid for Rags. laIy -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02

CONMlSS IONER'S SALE.-lS CHAscERY;
y In tne Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for OHIO county
p 3altLel V " IN ChaPlihe otaets
, c,sbo,n & r, - same lelcnd'ts:
In pursuance Of a decree rendered IN The above
causes, on the % ii SAY OF Jauualy, tsif shall
on the 18th day Of August neHt, between me
Ill at public sale to the highest and best bid .
der, al the front door Of the Court House OF
Ono county, the following lots Of ground +, to
Nh, nart of the city of Wheeling, called South
wh ,es s sad ale to be mate upon credit Of
.;x twelye ana eighteen months, the purchasers
piy,n. boads wJth good security bearing h'ef-
est from the day OF sale
Peter Yarnall, . c, Commissioner
iulv 27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02

lust RECtINED and lof sale N Tho Oily
- AUCTION ROOM. No lbs Markel SIunre.
600 doz Gne Rose Soap, y dal BIZ and Blue
Ink; IA doz super acklnt, 4 dez Cue Bears Oh
aud 100 gross Lucier NIaiehc. best quality.
Tho abi.e articles ius from the manuiaciu>
rcr. ard will be sold Eastern prices.
Alsl, IA store. Cloths, Cassl'nes Jrnns, Calirocs
Musllus Straw Has and & ,nnel, Hosiery. &c. &c.
all Of which will be- sold the lowest possible Price,
nc "A BRENrLINGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02

w RIaags .N2ltN yfGErAplE FILLS III,
ar remedies. Tie etpcurucc At tuD~pnd, atte,r
iu lho't c1rrHr.t eila,i.. Atcr uNng them t't "a
short Time. HE huhen, urcDrhed fuvatd ind all
the dsagrecabe mad unhealthy bumpts elpei. Ell
iroa hts system, hls digestive organs petpfm theIt
proper iuncu A. his hi1od rrPnins lis purify. the
oppressive sense ui wetuucs. and pam departs, aud
his body becomes endowed with us wnnled energy
and strength, While The mind mpdiy RESUMES lis
orplnnl slear
Render. such a medicine Wngh Indian Neee.
Table Pills OF lie North Amercnu College at IIralh
They not only cleanse The blood and other lads
rom all mpnuly hit they impar strength and
yIeor 10 The Constitution, which gives new life to the
whole frame. Tie only care requisite Is 10 be sure
and get the genuine.
For sale wholesale retail. n the Principal oilire
NJ loo Race street. Phlladelphra
01CArfl0N-A. Couutcrle'lers are abroad, be
pa dlcular m all cases 10 ask Jar Iaghs Idtun
Iseciadlc Pals
For sale by JAMES MELL0R, % Uuion streer.
Wheeling and by agents published II ouolher pau
of The paper. July %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02

SIS .. roc
- - S. Uaaare
E t..a42 aea. z3aaI. d..
of aHsn -
r aae9o n e AZ.
s assssaaIe.. Nd.
-. - - 1000 ace
"a 3eooa a0a
sn
-.le e'aea 10000 one
he ..l,f75 pr cont ui Tire rs
hrH mai 4arut r1st aia DE Haait %
fae a-as 81 me aa.'g.'. -. le9a.,.'
. employment af'l iea'l Sloo0o3l If
Aea ,#.ss making Sc I layo e'f''e'
,pi @,a.aq,are more ~ deiat. i7r '5r
y ba nm more hmDlar "iih II, The 'ama
% 4ae,t. apfly Ia R'pY oihef hf'a'b. .
ma - .saaaag aad mechanic ar. q 81.
'of ID. y 5.,. l544rso lea'ber. 81 IA as' ib' F..
q ". : :. 6aa VII be ound 10 have oeaf.
!" ]. a4e.... ~ .'a.iaa
~ D.. aIrrFHtHN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02

Z BlTTWI7T IUI u " = = y
!, eastal.n Gh1uel Ealing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02
81 hEtIIES OF HENRY

10, h ''1'eflhef has Tor sale few
n li ps'' =, ed,a,n Of the Life mt
|sdIleJ ''g.'y Clay IN two volume,
! Corr. - Dlo'el Mallory. THIS ed,
sv.roI ''Aeno'' Of The grea, safe,
salmr .s ,,'g y beautiful Engraving, on
i and l .o' D Cumberland Road M /
.s'iuIIg, W. ., Birthplace Of Clay. &c. &
s'N j IlAswLLL.. 'I U%o =" s '"rs'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02
DY OF LYONS.
OP RS, ROPES.

ssen9er has removed his Cordage
70 The sland formerly occupied by
|iege as Hat Store. Having a urge
INC Oh Ropes. Bed Cords aud Twlnes,
~ plon, which will be sold low tor
.irsIeu Lon beeswax, Ginseng or Flax
a pfIees' The public are respectful
10 give hlm cali before pnrchas-
e' CHARLIE ) II BERRY.
~ Head of Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-02
IF :9!k!,a "i'hE'iN'
sTEAMROAT REGISTER.

Mo- Is.aHres o. Boats for tie asf -
sall4. .ta,ni4g Al 4 o'e.eck, =. n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
q Cl t II J!

Die @pmpa9nien gum Tortbamptcn Srcis
wilIt9en 8atalIion 9eborcuo, weroen I'D, cer'
fammeln sur paraoe an Saaufc pcn Daniel
Niegcl III OtdSaretb, AM Samifag ben 2Sifcn
S5cptcmber 1874, ale bic Spdtjabrs gatais
Itcn6pnrabe fir tefa9tcs Sahr. Die 9inic
miro prdcis nm 8 rtr 8ermitta9s fcrmirt
ncreen. Dic Sfti,icre mr ucusccmmiflIcns
60 Sfftitcrc Der relpcctipcn @cmpa9uicn @as
patIcrie, Snfantcrie uno Siihienleute tpcrs
ben nidlt pcrocGen, taB tin gresicren Der
SffSere ffahfnocn wirb, am Sonuie bon
Shcmas S,cdmon, [oos S,aIbme9' Soau6 bon
@dffrn mad, bethlehem 9cnannt,l am Sams
flag tcn 26ifcn Sctcber ndhtcue, um llbr
9tadmittaqs. 9Iuf SefsM ces
Stcbert Srpnn Geut. Gcl.
september IL, no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
@ablnetma6cr in Der Staot 9luen.
sunni 26.

!Qlln.
Sendd,ridti9ct feline Sreunoc uuo bas
pnblifum ubcrbaupt, ras or icin @cIhdft
ned, lnmer an ietncm alien Stano, am lilcs
otlld)en Gfc Der $comiltcu unb Samcs Strois
len, nlto Slpar 9crobe 9c9cniibcr eem Stcbr
ors peter Scnber fcrtfebt alwc cr INNER
9llle 9lrten GatinctzQSaaren '.'
auf Nano Saltet uno auf Seifellun9cn pers
tertI9en wlre, fpeIte CT all Den allerniecri9s
fen preicn abSufrben geIcnueu it. -.
@r 1T oanfbar fir qcnceene Smo1hoft
uno rpro ild) itcts bcitreben burd, bic Site
ietncr slrtifcL billi9e 4rcileu nno pilnftid,c
Seeienun9 lld cine fcrteouer perieiben Su;us
ciaucn.
SNICTIICT -\'E'STr'
Suli 81 nq3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
Gtne tCbdsbore sSoueret.

Sd Der llntcr(tbrcbene miinfd,t mad, Wes
trn gu 3lehen, 70 III or 9cirnncn irne It1Bbas
re SanerrL 9ctc9en III Sbcr'Wlfcro Gauns
ldip, ecdn 9auntD, un9efdhr l. Wcile bon
WlllcrstdnlL an Der Straec bic bon ocmels
oetcn Srt nadl Scycrstauu fllhrt, uno unoes
tabr j Weile bon Sdcimcrspinr,
Snr6 pripat Sanbe(
s'm Sertarf an. Ciclelbe 9r6ust an Can.
Der bon emanuel WcBeL Scbn 9>rcifd, unt
auoere entbaltcno 65 9lcfcr uno 8 9futbeu !;
Cit bnldu9lld,rr 3bcil caprn 1T Scl,ldno,
llnoefdhr 9lfer taorn iGio pcrtreffld,c
gStcicn, lpoourd, sipci YRaITer Sn6me flics
Ben, uno eas lletrigc it 9utcS Saulano uns
ter 9uten Senien uno ilbcrhaupt icnit in Der
eelten Sronun9. = slnd, behuoeu itd, s,pci
Salm9drten nit after 9Irt Diff, ais 9lcpfcl,
Seeren, Sirfden, pNrfIdc &C. rabei. - Ga
rauf 1T crridtet ...n....
@gA etn srpeiifDfi9teS ifcincrnes
;:::EASa 9Spbnball6, Gin ctnltEfiotcS
GzsssssA ftcincrncs Wohnhaus, cine itcincrs
ne @twcIcrsS Sdrucr, EN- Wa9cuhaus, Gin
Sprtn9haus init elmer 9utsn nicfebIcnecn
Syringe. 9luf bcfuoct iId, cine Vumpc nit
ctncr nicfrhIenben Surlle nor benz Sanfr.
Sbi9es @iacnthum it iebr wobl nit q8af
fer rno 9Bahsrs @cnalt pcrIshcn, peId,er
llmffanb cS ,u eincm id,idlihcn Srt fir Die
@rrtd'tnn9 etncrSrennerci pter @erberci mas
den milrcc.
Staufluiti9c folIten biefe Gjele9cnbeit nitt
unberust pcruber9rhcn lafcn, inoem eS Elm
wcrtbooacS @iqeutbum it, Wan mclec Gid
bel Dem llnterihriebeueu Der edranf rpcbnt,
mcldler aIe perlanQtc 9luefuuft oariiber 9es
ben fptrb - Die @ebm9un9eu wercen 70
lcidlt al6 mSqIih oemadt rprrbcn. Gin IN.
ltrciti0es 9ied,t unc SelIs Fam bic ben ers
iten nddilen 9lpril 9eocbcn merccn.
SSpbn HetB.
Suni 26. nq-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18

acle9en III WiGc.stauu,
Giecrr Wlacun9ie 3auns
ildllp, eeha @auntn Cjest
bewcbnt pcn 8 c rrD
'@ Q f) 9rcnScnc an eanp
m =. rsuN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
q Chtu II !!
9lorb : QSbcitbaQ gapalleric +!

9toro : QSbcIthalt @aoallerte
Sbr babt Gud, p6lIia equipirt su periams
meIu, am Samtn9s ben 5. Sctcbcr ndd,itcus,
I'm 8 llhr SnrmittaQs, am @affbauie bon
George 9 hueiber r, lit SIbs@beits
batI 3aunId,ip, eed,a @auntp, nm ppn oa
mad, benz Naufc bon & Sfaac Sreinia, in
grciniQSutllc, III marffircn. = pilnftlde
Seimrhiutnq tpirb cr,partet. sluf Scfebl
oc6 Captains al ... ......
.. gli15 sW. SunE 8. @.
Scptcmbcr 4. rq5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
OefentliCDe oSenru.

W2audls sGkunf, Sert. II.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
OefentltC6e Q3enrll

Scn 6 Dfcrcen. 2 Carriages, 2 Spaz
Ster 9SG9en, 2 Sulftes s Sblits
ten II. rs. ,-einer grp6en Merisiz
nifhen uno @i6eni6oftlihen 9}iz
bltothct, @hirilr9iifcn s3abnarSenei
uno YbIlclophildcu Snitrumenten
unb elmer ercecu @erfdicccubrit ucn Saus.
uub &ud,en @erdtbfdaften, feG yifattTucen
ou Ser sRobm...s rrB tintcrIdrictentm -
Wfaud,. Cibunf, @arbcu @aunty, nnSufar9en
NRcntaos ben 23ffen iuitetcnosn Scptembcr,
nm llbr Tatmitta9s uno ia q / d, fort
oauern bis olIes perfanft 1T. SIR fers
uereScIcncsrhrifen fIebe bic sInfd,la9es 3cttel,
melhc beiuabc in allen 6athdufern une
pcfl 9Icmter in 2eha uno 9tCrtbamptcn
SauuticS an9eIdia9cn flno. g...
aufpartung uuo biai9cr @recit ptrS 9r9e'
ben Son
ar.. Nbilip Se Ocun9.
Wdud,s Gtunf, Scpt. IL. nq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
S5ataQtcns- -s5(feble.

IL sIuf Samifa9S ben ptcn October,
4 81. ; q q. 4. /. ! ! ! 4 4 4 & & !:
& nm 10 llbr gcrnlittdg, foa in 9rers
G lcrtaun, eiu SatalIier 9ebaltcn pers
RND bru. Capt. 9tud,'s /. Capt. Srieos
KTg rid)'s @apolIcric 3ruprcn, 70 ipic
1IT bic @ompa9nien Ger Gnpitaine Srers
w Irr, Soelman uuc SoSclI prrocn 9es
- 9cmpdrti9 Icin. = \
Capt Wiacr's, @dpt. 6leit'S uno allc
ubri9c @cmpn9ntrn in 2eda tup gerfS fno
frcunbitaftIih caSu rin9elaccn.
-a .....r &iclc Srtilullt9c.
Scrt. II. *4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
81 q (b T. / Cl) t.

Cerjenioe fpelder Elm CritteI 9cne Al
@unltcu Der lcstbin in iHsitelber9 3auuId,ip,
eeha @auntp ucrffprtencu Barbara
R If e /, III Itinem SsIs hat - Der Selauf
bon ipcIdem nat erm GUoe Der BET tifcrbcncn
Serrn OantrI 81 o 4 eI ,u9cfallen fein
wiirre, melG,cr cs aber on icnft "emanc oer'
faufte-uno weld,eS anf meucm eauoe lie9t.
pirs eriudt icaleidb fir @esnhlung angus
ipreden, lurem id ras Giclo bcreit habe, II.
nidt wilIenS bin wcitcrc Sntere1cn caranf
;u beSablen.
@cter 8ctb.
Seioclbcrd. Gent. 4. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18

Nrcitaqs ten 27lten Scptrmber, Inn 10
llhr W1ittaos, irlIcu AM Naule ees llutcr'
;eid,nctcn in SbrrsWiIforp Saunid,ip, 2rd,a
@auntp, fcIqeucc Artitc. auf offcntlid1er Sens
on perfouft wcrcrT, udmlid : 81
2pferoc, 3 Siiaen, Miuespieh, Sdwrtne,
Sdaofe, Yferce @eIhirr, Gin 2sgdnls Wa'
gen, NEa9 uno @9gc, 3 sldcr pom aIlerbelten
Wslihfcrn auf Gem Selcc, cine Saus llbr,
nnc icnit ned, pielcrtri 2IrfitcI gu mcitIduftis
81 meleen.
Die Sebinsun9en am 9rrsaufsta9c uub
9lnflpartun9 vcn
gbarle6 Sitttn9.
Sept. II. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
81 q C6 tt Cb t

wirb biereurd, gc9rbrn paB Die llutcrScid)ne.
ten als 9lemiuitrdtcren bon Der SoIntrrlai'
icnfhnft bed peritcrbenen q IL b re a 8
8uuteI, leBtbn BON Seiccibera Iaun'
Idip, 2ed,a GauntD. an9CiteIlt lpcreen iInc.
9lae oisjenioen baber, pcld,e nod an trIa9te
SointerlaBenldaft id,uIei9 flno, irerhrn acbes
ten nncrbalG Wcdcu abWbesohIen,-llno
ale wclote nod red,tmdei9e Sprccruu9cn bas
ben, bclebcn ibre 9Red,uun9en innerhaIb be-
la9ter 3eit woblbeitdti9t ciniubriuqen, an
Charles Suutel. Soetrelbet9.
9tnoreo5 looleutah, Gclrbiu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-12

and passed over il. There Is now a narrow bridge
o(two pInnltH with little railing each side; but
as it is impossible TO sustain Il by piers, travellers
must pass over in the centre, one by one, aud not
touch the railing lest they disturb tho balance and
overturn the bridge
This walk brings you into Pcnsico Avenue. Ilith.
erto the path has been rugged, wild and rough, in
tenuped by deep activities, rocks, and big stones;
but this has smooth and level hoor,as cthe
sand lind been spread out by gentle flowing waters.
Through this, descending more and more and more,
you come to deep arch, by which you enter the
Winding Way; strangely irregular and zig zag path,
that very large man could not squeeze
through. In some places, the rocks at the sides
on line with your shoulders, then piled high over
your head; and then again, you above and
look them all, and see them heaped behind you like
the mighty waves Of the Red Sen. parted for the Is
raeites to pass through tollsume path was ev.
identity made by rushing, winding torrent. To-
wards the close, the having force enough
to make smooth bed, has bored n tunnel. This is
so low and narrow that the traveller s obliged stoop
and squeeze himself through, Suddenly, he passes
into vast hail. called the Great Relief; and "a relief
it is to stretch ones crnmped and weary limbs.
This leads into the River Hail. at the side of which
you have glimpse Of IL small cnve, called the Smoke
House. because it is hung with rocks perfectly in the
shnpe ofhnms. The River Hall descends like the
slope of n mountain. The ceiling stretches away
awny-helore you, vast and grand the armament
nj midnight. No one who has never seen this cnyc
can Imagine the feelings of excitement and deep
awe, with which the eer keeps his eye fixed on
the rocky ceiling, which, gradually revealed in the
passing light, continually EXHIBITS some new and I'M
expected feature of subIimily or beauty.
One Of the most picturesque sights in the world is
to see file of men and women passing Along these
wild and scrOggy paths moving slowly slowly
that Their lamps may have time TO illuminate the sky
like ceiling, and gigantic wallis; disappearing behind
high cliffs; sinking into ra,nes, their lights shining
upwards thro' assures IN the rocks; then Suddenly
emerging from some abrupt angle, standing in the
bright CLEAN OF their lamps, revealed ngaiust the
towering blnck masses around them. lie who could
paint the in6eite variety Of creation, can alone give
I'M adequate description of this marvellous region
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