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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

We mentioned, yesterday, tho remarkably
quickirriyal of the ship Natchez, Capt. Wa
ierna,, in sersnty-eigM days from Canton
Our lat previous ad,lces were to tho Iqih oi
December, aud those by the Nafchez are Ia the
l4th b January but they Include no intelli,
g6nop of prominent interest.
Tie -aptain Of Spanish vessel, recently ar
rived a Canton, reports that when fishing
near tie East Soudan shoa in lat. deg 81
min. n, and long. 1l2 deg 81 min. T. discov.
cred ,hain leading from the reef To The wa
ter, on following which the remains ofa vessel
were Fund in three lathoms at high water.
! One at tho crew found piece Of silver, aud
on farther search money in dollars and sycec
was picked up To tho amount of $50 900, and
alsp chronomeier aud sextant. The money
wa handed over 10 a mercantile house AT Can.
ton Ia await farther Investigations. The
wrick is supposed to be tha, Of The Christiana,
los in Is42.
The Noslal was 10 proceed 10 Whampoa, 10
receive another inslameut Of tho ndcmnfi.
ralhn mouey--it was said $4,000, 900.
Ibe pirates were still busy in their jepreda.
tioE.
The arrival Of the American whalcr Peruri-
an, 70 reft, at Hong Kong, is noticed aud the
hop' expressed that she will prove the pre-.
cursor of nret, seeking the harbor for similar
PURPOSES. Elaborate arguments are urged 10
shos that, Hong Kong is far better bnrbor for
American ships TO reit, than the Sandwich
lsla.d
Disturbances OF somewhat serious charac.
ter fTv~~rrukrn out in several parts Of the
Empire, especially in Kwcichoo and in Fo.
keen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Race bctmeen he u. s Frigate Rari'an and
the u. S. Eigate Congress- On the l9lh De-
ccmber, the Rarian and Congress sailed in
compant from Montevideo for Rio Janeiro.-
The Rirtdn Immediately took the lead, aud
kept il under easy circumstances, with the
wind every possible direction, for eleven
days thy kept together. so great was tho
speed OF The Raritan, that sh0 was never able
Ia carry the same sail as the Congress, and
every night she was obliged to shorten sail TO
enable Tue Congress To come up. AT no time
was thee any contest between the two ships,
80 great was the superiority Of the Rarilan IN
every respect. On the eleventh day the Com
modoro, growing tired of the delay occa.ionrd
by the dillncss of the Congress, made SAIL and
reached Rio Janero The third day after, coming
10 anchor two days before the Congressional.
ing her two days out Of five.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

OPINIONS The New Ycrk
Courier and Enquirer, after stating the
result OF the election, concludes as fol-
lows:
"ln short, the law s. order party is quite
as strong as ever, 8, stands on precisely
ITS own ground. This being settled and
the People Of r. !. having established
the fact that they are not To be- driven by
demagogues into the release Of Durr from
his justly deserved Imprisonment, We
heartily hope the vciy first act Of tho
Legislature will be the unanimous pas
sage Of n resolution directing The War
den Of the State Prison to uniock the door
Of DORIS cell, tell him he is al liberty an !
y he wiH not go ont voluntarily, take him
om by force. We are not very certain
that any thing shor, of this will clear tho
prison of him"
EJoThe Boston Daily Advs-.;ee-, se
ter giving The result Of the election il III 10
State, says:
"Though the result ia thus varied
and although the political power in tho
State is still retained in Conservative
hands, we must regret the deita, Of GOV.
Fenner. Ii IS clear from the returns
that that defeat is due TO other causes
than change OF opinion with regard "a
Mr. DORIS rebellion. 1t would seem
that the public sentiment in rrgard To tha,
movement is what was Bu, the reio.
sal to maintain the organization, aud 10
support the men 10 whom Rhode Island
owes her 'rIurphan, passage through thu,
rebellion is still matter oi moIl,fic alton
and regret"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
Esalsicipal.

! An adjourned Town Meeting was held nl
the State House in this town, on Saturday
last, at 2 p. NJ, and the following wa,
ransacted:-
! A vote passed appointing. George Hall
! E. w. i.awton, John Stevens, George Bowen
N. :. RlggIes, Michael Freeborn and Charles
Gylcs, committee on finance and TO settle
with the Collector of Taxes, &c.
John Stevens was re. elected Street Com
missioner, without opposition.
| The Report of the Committee on the divid
ing line between Newport aud MiddIelown
WIS read, received and adopted.
The Report of the Committee on the New
Burial Ground was read, received and adopt
ed. Tie Committee state that the total cos,
of the new Ground and all expenditures on
The same, is $3.50 40 that it is aid out into
252 lots of which I55 have been sold for
S2l6000, and 81 remain which will bring
Sl15j, which sums make S36l5-showing
gam or profit 10 the town of Sl03l 81. Inl
accordance with the recommendation of the
COMMITTEE it was voted, that $500 of this
surplus be appropriated to improve the old
Bury.ng Ground, by new fencing it. righiing
stones, filing holes, &c: that S965, 10 being
the amount the Town paid for the hcw lot
be returned TO the Town Treasury on, of the |
money received Tor lots that the old Poor or
Aims House be sold and removed within 30
days, md the money received for il to be ex.
pended IN filing up the cellar aud holes.
making fences, &c. and the lot to be taken
INTO the old ground; that no quadrUped or
geese shall pasture in the Buryng Ground.
and imposing penalty OF $40 on owners for
each offence aud a penalty Of $50 for de.
faclng tomb stones, monuments. &c.
The same Committee were appointed to
superln,end tho Improvement Of the Old
Ground.
The same Committee were appointed TO re.
port IN June upon suitable place to confnc ]
vagrants.
A petition was read and received relative
to Market Wagons, 6sh stands, &c. in
] lames Street, which after considerable dis
cussion, was referred to Committee 10 re. /
port an act that day fortnight, at 2p. nj, , TO
which time the meeting ndj'urned.- Rhode !
Isiander.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

u. Wecden, Representatives., Thomas
Davis. James Angel, jerome u. Anthony
CUMBERLAND. Senator, Onoy BAL
lou. Representatives. Foopcr Brown,
Dan 4. Daniels. Columbia rngley.
s'cIruArr - Senator. Pn'dnn Angell'
Representatives W,lmarh y. Aldnch,
llarey Luther. William \. Roberts,
PosTER -- senator, Samuel iliwghasi
Representatives, Nm & Stone.
Gil cEsrER. - Senator. Samuel SIeere.
Representatives., Jesse 5. Tourle!oi, ,Jer
emruh ShcId'n,
JOHNSON. .-Stndtor, Ephran Wmsor,
Representatives. Paris Malhewson. Al
len Tay lor.
RURRILLvILLE. - Senator. Solomon
Smith, hepresentatire, SIla' 4. Com
stock.
CRANsToN - Senator, Caleb Congdon
Representatives., iienoni Harris, Sheldon
kuighi.
EAST GREENu -.tcnGtOr. VIM.
Greene, Rcprerea,atire. Ezra Pollard
WEST GREENwiCH.-Nen Senator. Thonns
+. ilaAard, Representatives, John {.
T. lis
Gov YTRv senator, Isaac G. Bowen
hepreseaea'ires, 'ihomas Wh'pple, Obc-
diah Potter.
SnUTH JAMESTOWN. - Senator, Nm
+. Browning, Representatives. ~" rhoi"c.
NoRru JAMESTOWN. - Senator J scph
Spink, Representatives, john Slocum,
Thomas G.. Alien, r.
EXETER - senator, Samuel Phillips
Representatives.. John Wilcox.
CHARLEsTowN.- tenaior, Asa Church
Representatives.. Caleb kmyon.
RICHMOND. Senator. Israel Anthony
Representative, John Olncy.
WESTERLY. Senator, Joseph Potter,
RepreSentatire, N, i. Dixon.
-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
SENATOR SIMMONS OF RHoDr ISLAND. -

SENATOR SIMMONS OF RHnnr TsL,Sp
We have received irom the Hon. James Z
simmons an address upon the subj, Ct ot tha
pending election in Rhode Island and in
lavor of Charles Jackson, the cnndidnt. f,r
the Gnbernaioilal office, who j. N favor of
the immediate liberation "f Dorr, aud m,,hrui
The rcquisilinn now imposed upon -hlm b, the
aw of Rhode Island, Of supporting The Con.
Si'uiion of the State. Nothing conll have
.nrprlsed us more than such dncumrrt n,
Tins, aud coming from one whom W. W. n
know. aud for whom we hav. eyer entertain.
I'D the highest respect. We are amazed
that such man as Mr. Simmons should lend
his voice, vote and influence 10 such nan
as Dorr. Dorr hns proved himself u traitor.
and Is receiving the punishment ofa flon.
and yet, at any moment, by sunni" plr,i,,e
10 support the Constitution of Rhrdr Island.
he IL ut liberty To enjoy all the privileges or
citizen of his State II Is surprising br,ond
measure that such man. under all The or.
cumstances Of his own offences, aud ,h" ner.
clcs Of the law which have been from tune
to time extended towards him, can exciie the
sympathy OF nny man. We had supposed
that Mr. Simmons had more frmncss, and n
greater love of The principles of law ard
order, peace and justice. than 10 I'D. with
those who. "a u seems to us, are doing not
only Rhode Island, but the whole Union. q
great wrong.-l.N Y. Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

| The vote for icut Governor in these
towns is not given. We take the vote on the
Governor.
The following is a list of the members
"i the General Assembly Us far as as.
ceriaihcd.
NEwroRT.-Senaior. George Hall,
Representatives. Robert B. Crans,on, T..
". Lawlon, George G. King, John A.
Hazard, Edward Clarke.
PR"vIDENCE. Senator, Samuel Dex.
ter, Representatives., WIN. Sheldon, James
I. smith, lsnac Thuibcr. Esek Aldrich.
j 'bez GOrham, Shubael IIulchins James
/. Rhodes. John II. Clarke. WIN. &.
Goddard, Geo. B. Holmes, WIN. s. Pat.
ten. John d. Waterman.
WARWICK, ,-Senaior. WilIi,m Rhodo..
Representatives., Wliam Spraguc, NIB.
DuHec, Cyrus Harris, David Pike.
SMrrHrIELp. - Senator, Daniel Pcarcc.
Representatives,, Thomas l,uflum. Glde-
Oh Bradford, Elisha Smith, Robert Har
ris, Nelson Jcuckes, aud other.
PoRrsMouTm senator. John Man-
chester, Representative. Clarke Chasc
MIDDLETowN -Sea0ior. Bcni Wcav.
er, RcpreseHtdi,re. Ahner ncckham
JAME>TowN.-ScEGior, VIM. Carr
HepreSentitire. Isaac Rowland.
New SHoREuAM. 80 senator. Simon
x. Sands, Representative, Samnel w.
Rose.
. TvERToN. - Senator, David Dnrrre.
Representatives, Joseph O,bornc, Robert
GRAY.
BRrsrHL. --Seaaior. Geotgc prarcr,
hfPr"Schfgiircs, J. X. BuIluck, Jacob
D"Dbu. j..
HARRINGTON .--NeRIiOr, Emerson
Humphrey, HeprcseHtaiire. LoNi, u.
SmIt1.
WARRrN - Senator, Joseph Smr.h,
RcPr"cataiccs. Allied Bo,onuh. u nl
ultu..
N,hrp PAYyIyaN,... -- Sc .Dios. J.a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

ton Of the Outlines of the Institutes of Mcdl-
cine, founded on philosophy and the human
economy. by The venerable Joseph Gallup,
VI. d.. OF Vermont, is soon to appear from the
press OF Collins, Brother g. Co., New York.
a full measure of literary justice was never
awarded the learned author, from some cause
we never could define. The period will GER
+sinly s'ris,A- whea tho researches and in.
dcfatigable labors Of the philosophical DR..
Gallup will be appreciated as they deserve,
by the profession for whose benefit they were
Intended 3D. Of Boston Med 8, Surgical
Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
Coon NArUar.-Dame Grupdy was IN

Coon NArURE.-Dame Grundy was The
most good naiured woman alive. Come what
would, everything was right-nolbing wrong.
One day farmer Grnndy. husband To The
dame, told n neighbour that he believed his
wife was the most even tempered woman in
the world, for he never saw her cross ~ his
life-ond that Tor once he should like 10 soc
her so. 'Wel,' said his ncghbor, 90 into
tbc woods and bring home load of the
crookedcst wood you can find, and If that
doesn't make her cross. nothing wll.' Ac-
cordlnply, to Try the experiment, he teamed
home load of wood every way calculated 10
make woman fret. For week or more ahe
uscu the wood copiously, but not word of
compliant escaped her lips. So one day The
husband vcninrcd to inquire of her how she
liked tho wood. Oh, rs beautiful woud.
-ald shc, Y wish you'd get another load, lor
u yay' round Tie p,t comyt'h"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

a correspondent oftho Newark, N. J. Daily
Advertiser, writes from Washington, us fol.
lows
Capt. SrTu LurHrR, a valiant commando,
in tho Rhode Island Dorrtc rebellion army.
understand, Is nj present an occupant Of the
Faupor Lnnalic Asy lum in this District. IIe
was strongly recommended 10 Executive IA, or
by Burke, Of N. H., the Dorr member of tho
last House OF Representatives, and sevr,aI
other of tho Loco Fuco branch of Congress
BrIore his application for office could bs
considered his insanity became manifest, aud
ho was placed in The lnsnne Asylu II should
be known and understood, in This connexion.
that the man Burke, Of New Hampshire, op.
posed the mo'emcnt, in Congress making sut.
ao,e provisions Tor tho support of pa6per Lu.
nntics from abroad.
IL now appears that one of the Dorr Captains
is among the very first To- be- benefited b, tho
mercl'n' and hnman provisions of Congress.
Tor this class Of his unfortunate fellow c,o,.
lures.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

MExiCo.-By a correspondence Of the
Disrio de Ia Marina from Mexico, bearing
date 26th February. we learn ,ha, II is thought
General Canall20. late cx President Of MeXi.
co viii be shot, as he was at the period Of the
late revolution acting Prcsiden, of the Re-
public, and issued orders 10 Santa Ana, who
,cnd"avors to shield himself from responsibility
on these grounds. COnallzo has never been
n popular man, but owed his elevation TO his
xPresldent. NJ o. Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

OSE Ia LATER FROM EuRorE.-Two ships,
HE Relnblic, Capt. Luce, aud Svalara, Capt.
Smith, arrived on Saturday evening at New
inrk from Liverpool, with advices Of the Sth
uit
The rsws is unimportant in all respects
Nothing later Of consequence in the way of
trade.
Tho only item Of miscellaneous intelligence
Switzerland
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Coop 1pvA.-A writer has said that cold
hearted miscrs leaving at their death trlling
sums TO charitable institutions, is an attempt
to throw dust in the eyes of omnipo,ence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Letters from Washington are still 6lIcd With
rumore concerning iho selection of the "Gov.
eminent Organ" but il is evident that no dc.
cslon 10 yet known.
Judge wilkins and Mr.. Wirkifre, with their
lamiIIrs, LEFT Washington on Monday, for ,hsi,
homes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

lcBAsoE-GUANo.-A vessel at Southern
port reports having spoken IN Engls ship.
partly laden with Guano from Icbaboc. Her
commander stated that he bad taken the last
from The island, aud was obliged to leave with
out full carg" Some ihon@"nd years w III
elapso probably before lrhaboe IS again h
point of commercial importance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
Writien on Looking Glass.
! change. so do women too;
But reflect, THAT women never do.
ansieer By a Lady.

ifwomcn reflected, O -cribbler, declare,
What man, faihless man. would be blessed by the hr'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

PAssrSoERs rRos EURopv.--Tbo Qneon OF
iho West At New york, brongR npi fiyr hun.
drrd anl h'iy 'k pa's.1gers 10 yhe sirc.s.s
InL seven a. 'ae tab,m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

PAiSrUL DIsCovERY In Frank fort on
The banss of tho Pcnob,cot, ia Maine, a gen.
tlcman-!sst his wife by death. Three days al.
ter her inl.rmont ho had some business with u
physician Of that town Calling at his house,
he wasNuiOrmed that the doctor had gone out,
but would soon return. lie concluded to wait,
aud 10 pass the time more agreeably, as he
thought, went into The young ply sicians stu
do, audthere ho found IA student with scalpc
IN hand, IN the act Of dssccting dead body
lie started back at first view, us people gener-
ally do when coming into the presence of the
dead. Covering from his surprise, he step
ped towards tho corpse which the student was
rniiIrg and, horror uf hurroIs, found the body
10 - tAat - his wife, buried three days efore.
HIS icc!ings n'ay be imagined, but counot be
JcsrribGU The husband immediately took lc-
gal measures against both student and doctor
They were examined and bound over to an.
gYCr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
NAvAL.-The squadron fitting out for

NAvAL.-The squadron fitting out for
the Mediterranean, consisting of the
Princeton, steamer, the sloops Of war
St. Mays and Saratoga, and brig Por-
poise, have, we learn, received counter
mlndu1 orders, and it is rumored that
they will be ordered to thc Gulf of Mex
co. The sail ships are ready Tor sea,
and the Princeton is to leave here to-
morrow for Phladel phla to take in her
"big gum" when she will rcjoin The
squadron and the whole will proceed to
their destination.
The u. S. steamer PoiDseit, left here
on Thursday for New York.
We learn tha, the schooner Onkahecy
1t. Comd't Sinclair, is ordered to Cha
gres with the mail for the Pacific. So
good a commander deserves a swilter
cran.-NOyoM Herald, Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

u Some people have no other idea Of
moral iciorm bnt that ofmiudIng every body =
business except tlicir own.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

N,yAt.- L. 5. Gisate Macedonian, Capt
Iod Abbot, b,efins tie broad penunnt of Coon.
in'd., = ( Pruy, vas At -. Inon.as.
Mat,n % I, lt,i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

,crlng, l2t.
AT the Town meeting in this place
on the Cd inst, at which the Hon. Rob.
ert B. Cranston was Moderator, The
Hon Richard X. Randolph declined a
reelection as Senator, and George Hall
Esq, was chosen in his place without
opposition.
The former Representatives in the
Assembly were all reelected, except
Mr.. S Ii. Conrell, who declined re-
election, and in whose place Mr.. John
"A. Hazard was clecied-all without op-
position.
AT the close Of the polls at 10 O'clock
L. VI. the votes stood for Gov, rnor:
James Fenncr-692
Chas Juckson-3l8
majori'y-364
Law s. Order Prox-69l
Liberation Prox -3ll
For Member of Congress Henry Y
Cranston, 679-Slat. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

AruoId's majority over Potter aud scat
icrIng, l2t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Majority for Jackson over all
MAJ orIty Tor Dimau over all
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
9Satript IND Dempfrat.
yic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3citmng.

GDtc ISENCDSplShlC-S S'hS DN"hh3'
ccec gnfunft eincs CampfIditfcS pen ocm
9luSlauee, bat cinsu bebeutenocn @influB anf
uulere Srud,tpreile, unb befcnrers Jest oa es
befaunt in, bas bic @rnote in manden 8es
aeneeu Gurrpas febl9eSdla9cn bat. IS iclIte
ict,cn oaber Gin Ger Bauer ette CUTE
3eituna halten, bamit er ntdlt onrd, SpetlI'
Iouten bmtergan9en pereen fam. 9Str mas
d,eu es ms INNER sur beionberu pfibt, cte
gauern, meIdle ben 9rpBtcn 2bell unlerer
llnterIlnger ausmddIen, pm alcm Dap lbnen
pom eerineitrn Sntcrc1e icin fam, Su hes
natrid)tiarn, uno fle fpllrccn eaher mcbl
tbun BEN "patrict," - Ctdle bic btcs nod
nid,t octban bnben-alld) nod III untcrftres
ben cenn wdbreup fc auf ben irri9en Ge'
bautcu 9eratbsu "oieIcn Ghaler f6nnten nc
erIparcn," pcrIicreu ile auf elmer anpern SeI'
tc ibr @elo lei 10, 30 uno pielIetttt bel $40
all ihren @ctrnioen, eacurd oa3 iIe nit zen
9Iuslid)ten unbefannt ltno.
Oils bic "Galecrnia" Dor eini8cn Gd8cn
autam, (tieg Der TIautr ;n Baltimore bon D
%, III 5 3halcr 90 @cntS, uuo Der gBatSen
ucn | Gbalcr l6 III Sbulcr % Gents.
Gu pbilarclpbia licg Ger 8lauer 9IcidfalIS
BON ) Sbalcr 80 III GhdIer 81 Sents, mo
Der BaiSen bon GbaIcr Ii 81 &baIcr %
Seut6.
Su 9lruDorf ltjcg Der Slancr ebcnfa!I6 ppn
5 Ibaer 10 III 6 IbaIcr % Scnts, mo Der
gBa;en UUn GbaIsr Is iu 2baler 30 st.
Dtc1e Ibatfatcn IIuo fir cen Saucr icbr
rctbrucuoig Su ipi6cn, nne fur een Sbalrr,
picle qeringe Summc, erfdhrt er cics
ritlt rur aIlcin, icneern a lie Q8liicnemcr'
te cieies 70 mic anoerer 2Gneer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
9 rte II e {.
Icpembcr IL,

Srlacnoes 1T cine eilte Ger 8riefe tprlde
in lester Wcd,e in benz 9IIIentaun Defiant
Iie9rn gebliebeu fInc
Teroinanc Scrfcnmeier, Caroline SIumer,
ScenrD 8rcbif, Soerr BUS, Caroline q Drid,'
Ter, @harIes Denharc, Sohn @9e, @li,a CD
ert, Reubeu 8auff, 6. @ Gcuncie, s8iIIinm
&jraff, SpIcmcu @risicmer, Sacob @angfprr,
Saccb Soc9e, Satharine Sdreel, Soowea M'
Jtre unp 60, Sarab Scuf, peter Semmerer,
QBiaiam Sraus, Wartin Semmerer, jun
Dauio Semmsrer, 6. .. Runb. Ssnrp Ssraue,
SrlTc eppns, Sacob easarus, Dapic @ere.
benjamin RiId,icr, SamueI Wcuer, Schn
Winuif, jun, SamueI Wspers, @ecrae y.
Teubarc. Scbu Teuharh, &. paricns, Sad.
picrce, Cauicl 9ieidharb, &. o. Sdmauf,
5ocnrD Sdnurmar, opiepb Sdifert @ecrae
Stsiuberaer, sarcu Srinucr, Dapio Strcne,
Dapio Sd,pars, Sames SmiIep, ccbn 2rcr'
ra, sIarcu Grpre,t, peter Srrrea, @attariHe
Srrrea.
9t. G. g9ri9bt, Nofmetiter.
gtrpcmber IL,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12

ncrcen in far;er 3eit Die aIIer befti9ite 8er'
fdltlIna ircgrdumeu, mo ipern rddlber seIe'
9cntlid, 9rurmmer, iperoen fie eas SD(iem 10
pcGtpmmcn bon alien llurcini9feiten bcfreit
baItsn, cas Sranfbeit in eiNiser @eitalt gan,
uumrgif pirb.
HP@ bt u d, I !-tauft mir ron ccn
tefannt 9cnladteu 9iQenten ccer in Der Of
fee unc @jcnernl Gieoerlaae, gtD. 1863, Hace'
lfrdee, Vhilaoepbia, uno fra0t ausbrndlid,
mad, "9Bri9tts Sncianiitcn pfanSeupi!Icn." ="
pCcr ciuii9e Srt in 9IlIcntaun no bic
id,teu WriQbt'S pilIen ertoltcu wercen f6us
rlsr, III an Gem Suhtctr bon @utb, q us
be uno Wpun9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12

~ Sonitcu, 2ScrfGltuu9cu uuh 2Ins:
;cbrnn0 .-Wan folltc fih eriuncru, rae
Elm jouitcn oaeScit Gin 3cihcn 1T oas It llns
rsul9fcitcr III Der Gungc 0ngeleet babcn,
weId,e, wcur nidlt baIciQt bcctiQt, jcuc ;ar:
Ten SroOnc 70 rci;cn, roB cine GnBuncuu9
Der 4mgeu cntiteht--cinc Jtranfbcit Die, ME
ale wiBcr, unfchlbar in 2Iu6icbrur9 snct9t
g8rigbts Snoiauticbeu y fl a lis
Il c II ilnb cine GAN; oorii9lihc
Dleeiin I'M cine 8erfiInr9 su bcicitiqen,
ricpel Tr aic frnufbafte uno ocrecrbcuc
G6rprrliftc (cic llriadlc Yon jcbcr Sranfs
hcit) auf cine 70 leid,tr mo uatIrIihc sIrt
abfubrsu, eae Der Ji6rpcr lpie burd, cine 3au'
Der pcn aleu- irjnen eeiocn btfreif miro
8ier cocr fitufp rrfagten paauScu piGcu
iebeu sbrno bsim 3ubctt9ebcn ein9euummen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
eSerb1r 2ilfe.

Scl9enbes it cine ei(fs Der Nedltsfdae bic
bel Der ndbltsn December sourt oertort mere
ben (ollen
@lD 6. SierD 9eSen So. 6. eipingfOn.
cSohn Ceibmau aeeen Samuel Warr.
Der Staat 9c9en Wdria Willer.
crnrv Spanmid ac9en @eor9e Se6.
Der Staat 9cgen pctrr Nuter.
Daniel WtoDer 9rgeu glaron Stlfferifcin.
9luua lRaria Shneiocr aeaen &. neinbad1
3ruitirs Der 9icrthamptCu Sarf ge9eu Sos
mas JtunB.
Die ndmlchr 9cscu Ghcmas g. @iIIOn.
Die uimide 9cgcH facCb 9clcer.
Die ndmlichc 9c9en 9BillIm IS, Sclfrioae
Gie Nlli9nic6 pcn punter unc WtIlIcr &C.
Qcn StCm uno WPlDer.
9)cIt nc 3ic9enfue oeqeu 81. lleberrptb.
Gle Ytcrthomptcn Waier @cmpa9nie &C.
gen Scbn IS 9ouncic.
Ciacrb DeiB 9e9cn NenrD Drift.
@ecr9s Scr 9c9cn Deter Wil!cr.
9tattan WiIler 9e9cu Triccrld, Wtllier.
6. @rcencpalt 0egcn Salcmpn TC9rl. @r.
9fathau WilIer 9e9cn Nricerld ytillrr.
G. StolIenberger 9e9r9en @cnrae Rbeer.
@eorgc 9tcr 9r9cn Scnas Tcnlfcrmaaer.
9fcQiua StuiB 9e9en SChn Shompfon.
Gcbu G' Sjounbie oc9cn @jec 9ngelnlan.
GIi RuuB gegen G'ptticb &rc6lcp.
9teubcn &ahm gcgcn Saccb Q8icano.
Saccb Stdhr 9e9en Sacmcn 5tct.
SlcnrY StanfweiIer 9e0eu 9 @dumcr.
NcnrY Stnaus 9csen 2cbias Smitb.
Sauicl @iere, prcth.
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