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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
Qprif 16.
Q5eleQlchofte Q(ua0Glna.

Die felt eiui9en Sahren her unter Der Sir.
MA bon R. @ II b, unb Comp. belfanoene
Crufer@eletfd,aft in Der Staot 9laentaun,
it am l2ten 9Iprt nit alItrlcIti9er @inwillt9s
un9 auf9clost iporben. ollie oiejeni9en cds
her meld'e nrd, at beia9te Sirma fd,uloi9
iInb, werern 9ebeteu in Der Orutferct bes
patrcts anSurufen, alIwc ole Sudler perbleis
ben nerocn, uno abSubeSohIen. - Gin jes
Der rpirb einfeben baB bicier Sd1ritt nnumC
gdnslid, ucthneno9 lit. camtt Die Rednnns
gen Der atten Strma 9eidlcsen nercrn fons
nen. 0icjcui9en Die nod, TcrcernnQen an
beia9te 8irmd baten, f6nncn bieicIbe aud, an
gemeIceRm Srt einredben.
0ieuben @uth
eSciepb OounA
Samuel Wlover,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
93erGor Gtfe.
Sd,srifss 9lmtsfube,
9IatntduiI, WiirS 26.
nlb@

9ahftebeubeS 1T cine Niite Der 9ledtefdlIe
peld)e in elmer Court pcn @cmmcn plea6 fir
&ed)a 9duntD oerhcrt mercen Gpaen, bic am
.R . II q q ben 5ten DPa in ter Stabt
9llcntaun ibren sinfang nebmen, unb 70
lan9e fortoanern lpire, ols @eihdfte ;n oers
rthten iInb:
Dic Hcrttamptcn Wafer Gcmpa9nie gcs
gen SUbn q. @cunoie,
Schu S0aa6 9egen Spkn Wnlbert,
Saruel Geld,ncr acAcn ben Ndmlider,
emanuel GrerIer 9e9en 9Ibrabam Stsir'
berger,
abratam DittloW 9e9cn Scnatban 1itt,
lew,
Scbn Sd,panrer sesen SaGIiet uno Sun'
Gfer,
Sames Stn,oyer se8en Bm. g8. ScL
fridge, 2lcm'cr
DIR Staat 9esen @aria WtiGcr unc aHtes
re,
0enrD Snan,pif oe9rn George Scf,
G5cbn Wofer 9s9en Bilinm @fert uno ans
tere,
@errqe 8enncr gc9en Die 9iimIiten,
Ser Staat fir DEN 9tusen ocn Hunter II.
MiOer, 9e9en Charles Seip uno oncere,
@lild,a s. Snen 9c9cn ..Schn Sdger,
Srleerib WlQer 9e9en Saculcn @an9es
ipcrs,
Der gdmlide 9e9rn Sacrt Q. @cns,
RuocIphuS Sent 9e9en 2mauitu6 {. Nutc,
s. 3ctbrcd 9c9en 98iaiam @6ert nno ais
sere,
orichIer uno MjfIsy 9c9en Setn Tunnes
maher,
gbratam SfufB qcgcn peter WcYer;
Charles y. Sefman 9e9en J,cnrD Gdus
iner,
satcmcn Sus, sIomcr. oessn 9cbn Sst
bcrli19,
SEQ. 0tinser, 9Ipm'cr. ss9en ScnaS Stcfs
fst
Gpbrnim Dcmart acscn Scbn BAR,
Sacob 8erfenltcd 9e9cu Simcn Sec,
Sacrb Cpvel ge9en Scrathan Citttolp,
Daniel Deter 9e9en SenrD HCff,
Gcefriee peter gcgen cen &dmltden,
9eibua Selberltn9 Se9eu Scnas Selber'
ling,
lDiGiam gub Qegen 3acrb 91npp,
&briftian endenbad) 9e8cn Gberbnro nno
Wtnrtiu,
DE llfI1sntes Der Rcrthamptcn 9anf 9e'
gen ItcmaS y. 48llcn,
Die Rdmid,en ge9en Wm. gB. Sclfrio9e,
Daniel Wcctrin9 9e9en SocnrD eautens
fbli9er,
Swsn Scd, 9e9en Sincn See,
Daniel Sd9er 9e9eu l8i!lam Gdcrt lIne
Gnecrc,
Scbn Ritlep u"o 5rau 0e9rn Martin unb
Sredt,
Solcmon Diefsnoerfcr ge9cn phitip CiebL
9latbaa s.. Bus 9c9rn Slccb Hcmi9,
henrD Deib 9r9cn Sclrpb Cool,
WfarD Sntitb 9e9en 2Ibrahom SnYcer
Scuas SmitA 9e9rn ben Himlhen,
Slttner uno Srev 9e0en Selberlin9,
Nroreas Q8crlD 9e9en GItIabetb Woirr
SCbn y. Socuf 9e8en s . meefer,
Der 0dmItd,e 9cgen @ep. Y8euner 9lom'cr,
Satharina Srtt ge0eu Sphn Ortt,
Die 9timIide 9cgsn 5ocnrD Srtt,
gecr9s 9trr 9e9en peter WitIcr.
Daniel Merh, 4Nrcth.
april 2. nqb&
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
81 q C[) II d}t

mtro hermit 9esetcn, oos Sehn 9tcff unU
9lram Gjrrman, 9IflIanicS bon Scmae 0icff
uuo Tran, ocn 2Dnn 2ounfdir, Qsda @aun
y, ibre 9iedruuo BON Der 8cIISrhnnN itree
0crtrauens, i'll Der prpthcuctars 9lmteltubc
in eeta SauntD. ein9etra9en haben, mc rGf
brfdate Nrduunq Der Court ben @ommrn
]lfics ain 5ten Wdi, l845, UNI 10 llbr 0Nr
mittags, ;ur. Seifdtigon3 UUr9eicgt ipsrcrr
miro. falls fcins Ginmsnpun9sn rn9r9eu &c
mnd,i iperoeu.
Daniel Mli5 lNrCtt.
Nrstf 2. rotG
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
Qlll 0Qfmirtbe.

Giejenigen S'aifwrttcn, weIthe ibr QicclI,
fcs enrd, Die Sebmar @curt ;n9eip.chcn
hwlteu unp uch nitt ab8ebCIt tatcn, mer.
ren hiemt auf9efcgrert rieieIbrn Ubne BcrSu9
I'll Dem tlnterid,riebenCn III Gmpfana su ueb.
wtn, incem er brd1s G'clrB pcrtunoen it,
dGt 2icsnic6 ire!tbe in isueu lNfuren biEibeu
bar nihfsn Gomt surlt 81 8cben.
g2. s.. Glumer SdbaBmellfer.
Hrcil 2. Uq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30

T<SSG Tf~zzo u btA.rfaS'~
Stutemdl Der adtbare ] hn Sanfs,
DrefecntsSlihter In ben eeridieeenen @our'
ten BON Common plies I'm britten 9erihtSs
briirf, belfebeno aus ben 9auntie6 Serfs,
Tcrttampton unb 9eda, I'M Staat 9lenns
fpluanieu, In &raft feines 9lmtes preGeents
92id,ter Der perldiebenen grurten bon SDer
uub Serminer uno altacneiuer @cfdn9nis,
Grlebtgun9 1T befa9ten @auntics /; nno y e.
ter s. aa 8 unb Sacob Otatn9er
Gfauires, Hid,ter Der @curten pcn SDer uno
Germiner unb altgrmener 9efdn9nB Grles
ei9uns fur Die Rtttun9 uen caupts uno ans
beren 8erbreden In 9eoadtem eeda gauntp,
ihren Sefebl an midi 9eiteat haOen pcrtn
fle cine Spurt BON SDer unb Serminer uno
Quarter SeiiIon unb Common plies anbes
raumen, ipeld,e gehalten iperoea fol- in Der
Gtabt 9illentaun in uub fir bas @auntD Qes
d,a, auf ben lien WDnta9 i'm Wcndt Wai,
tpeIdes Der Ste be6 bela9teu WCnats lit,
uno rpeId,e cine Wcd'e eauern pirb:
90 miro hermit Na6rt6t 9e9eben
an alfe Srieoensridter unb Sculfabel irners
balb Der beId9ten @aunty BON 2edta, eaB (te
bann uuo baielbff in eigcner perlcn nit III
rem Rcas, Reccros, Snquiilticneu, Grant
ndtirnen uno allen dnbern @rtnnerunaen iId,
einfnoeu, um bic Sad,en su tbun uno gu
perlpaIten, nclde ibren siemtern cb!ie9en !;
Ses9[et den
suerben and alle oicjeniQsn, rpclG'e ee9en
gefan9ene III benz gefiu9ui8 bsr Gauntg
3eha ais 8ld9er ceer 3eu9en aufSutreten
taten, beuadrid,ti9et, baB Ne ftd alocrt u,t
bafelblt etn;ufinoen haben, Inn cteielten Su
prcfequiren, pie es ihnen red1t bitnfcH mag
@egeben inter metner Nlno, In Der Stact
sIlIentaun, oiefen 26ffen mdrb i'm Sabr
nnfers Soerrn Gin Ganlcno 2ht Dunbert
me Sitnf unb 8ierii9
@OIS erbaIte bic 3eputIif
Cabio Steln Sheriff.
Shsrifss s9lmtsifube, !
9laentdun, Wtdrt 26. nqb@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
S20Si Sd
Nrutcn : Ncci)umil0.
6 i1na \ II, c It:

Ginnab \ men:
SilauS in Der ShaBfnmmer IS, ,0d
Gar emrfouQcn rru @Iy 6 Siser
fur lS43 4I}7g
pen Stare @rtman fir is42 % lSI
bon Samuel SNrrn fir 1914 1854 al
Tcrtbamptcu 0anfnrtcn duf j,dno 307 50
SdWota rurd, Die Staet an bic
2lrmenpfe9er 469 I
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
S20S4LS2
81 II & n a |, pu

9luJ9aben:
8aar beSatIt Sede Samuels fir
sIbmesunsen % rs
ait SObn 9. @itOus Git. d
fpalos @ebntren % so I
ait Slnmer unb 8uld) fir
ein 3agebuh So,
" at 8. 9tuhe um ben Stabt
ratb su benahriehtigen l so
an 2lcam Seip Wegmcifer 2 90
an 9. 9iunf, Startncten 95 6I
at @ecr9e Stein fir einen
Corporations Sie9eI 3 so
" an peter 3ollner fir sIrbeit
auf SmaSen 2 SO
an Samuel Burger, llnfo.
fen ala
9ec. Wetherholo auf Reds
nun9, oIs 9rmcnrHeQcr, 100 90
an 9f @utb II. SO fir GrW
den &c. 8 81
an Seam S3utns fir Seuers
plugs ausSubeGern Is SO
an Deter oelIer, Stmise'
9Irbcit 6 75lI
Wm. Srsi fir eiuen Seuer'
2eitenqSaaen 80 90
an Schn 9fnncmad,cr, We9s
nlelifcr anf Neunhn9 fuf 1914 20 UO
all @aiper Setter, Wc9meb
fer fur iS43 l79 81
al @ofper Sciter, Neitmets
ifcr auf Jteduunq fir 1874 % 00z
Guterri1rn ouf anIeiben fir
1913 uno 1874 696 s..
an ichn & 0iuhr, Sdrci'
bcr Gebutren fur 1913 25 90
Statt Trten cin9Gmedlelt 282 4S
on Schn & sRute, Sdrer
Der @etilhrcn fir 1914 so 0O
Jicrthamrtpn Snnfuctcn anf
S.ano 3l0 00
on s. 91ubc, Stattrotb fir
1914 III brnaGridtiqen 2 00
an @ccr9e Stein Sdatmsis
ffer &Setuhrcn so 3S
Sildn; in Der Sd)abfdmmer l40 ID
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
9lpril l6,
81 q C6r | (6 t

Wiro hicrburd ge9ebeu edB Die Gireftpren
bes 9lrmentnuies Deer Soauies Der SeId dfs
ti9un0 uno unterhaItlln9 Der 2lrmen hes
@aunties qed,a, auf DOnnerita9s ben 1ften
Wai, ;nIhcn ben Stuneen bon 10 ubr 8ors
mitta0s uno 3 llbr Hadmitta9s, am @ait'
houle BON 8 Gorge 9Set tber D,
i'll Der Staot 9Illentaun, 8crffldae fir fell
aeuoe grbeiten uno Qicfcruu9en ;ur @rrid,s
mn9 ccs 9IrmenbauieS aniunebmen 9eccn'
fen:
Sir Seller s2lu69rotenper ydro cber
Nutbe - Stetntrehcn fir bte Seller
maler, 90. - Stetnmauer su ma6en
po.-Uafitetne su ltefern per Souienb
-Sanp Su ltefern per 2aoun9-8afs
itctne 81 le9eu per Eauieno-Nldifern
per Ylro Crer 9tuthe-Shretners9lrz
belt uno Sdtefcr gum Sefcn.
Die Oirtftrrfn perceu innsrtalb biefer
3eit eincn plau, mad, meId'em Sos Naus ers
rid,tst weroen fol-, entnerfrn, welohen Gle
Sd,reusr uno oiejcni9en ole eic Sd,iefer su
Iicfsrn gebeufcu auf Samitngs ben 26lteu
9lprlf, etsnfaue am S.aufe BON G'err9c g8es
tterbclo, in 2Iuentdun, einletcn f6nuen.
81; 5; ST. 5: $;'$ S;5:;! s:;;''''. a''''''''".
9lpril Is. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
Ortlrtcbeercll.
WdrS26.

1900 guftheI G'rnnetcCrrn weroen per-
(anot, n,rfllr Der FGdfe Mnrftrrci6 i'm 2Iu8
tdultb fir Banrcn bejahIf wtrr, bel
INrtk Sd1er inlo Scnp.
stp,iI 10. rqtr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
S2l0{ 3
q Il s q q + c Il :

y " = y -
Saar besatIt an &. .. Mesfsr unS
s. QHiicn Glqrs llnfeten III
ciner 2Irmen Jtla0iade So 0q
" an q. 8 Wright, llnfcfen
i'll elmer dbnljden Jftaalahc s 80
al Or. s. s. Worlm fir
Dtccnin ,c. fur 9lrmc 10 n
" on Cr. S 6. Wartin fir 90. I6 4;
" an s.. SO. Jtncip, fur 1ars
0upiicote 2
an 9. u. gribaes fir 9'cnt II 4
all cNaae Gewalt fir 90. 81 OF
all IimrthD @eiener fur 60. IA o.
on Wihwe Ses DO. 20 o.
al 6. s Sraufc 90. 30 On
an Sphn Srei 90. 90S
on olc 9Irmcn Tireftrrrn
bon SdupIfiil SauniD so OF
fur cen lnterhalt elncr glns
;ahl 2lrmrn $50 d
@anfnctcn auf Nauo 307 5 !
Shulcig ourh cic Staot an bic
9lrmcurac9er 469 !
Gcmnreicueu 81
SiIanS i'll Ger Shobfammcr l44 Z
&OIDt Q
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
Q5o0er G5e(eQ(tGaft.

gIuf ben 2tcn Wrntaa i'm Wai, 1s45, nc
t,e6 Der l2te ees tcfaaten Wrnots iein mir
fcH ipiftcn zen Stunben bon 10 llhr 0c
mittaas uno q llbr 9iadmittdes am soal,
bon lG / n Ia nj @rni ia in rsr Stoet d
lcntoun, cine Nohl fur fluff StcdhaItcr, al
8rrmdIier Ger Tcrihamptcu @aGcr@ele|
lhaft 9etaIten rperten
q, 9, Jlute. Setret6r. |
2trTi! %. uoj
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30

@enebmi9t tcn llten Hpril 1885.
Sacob .. Vca6, SoriTeer.
@barle6 Slger, (,
Simpu SdNreiber
9SilIiam @oelnar,
Charles s.. Martin,
Charles 8rdmer,
ctolepb Srdlner.
Salonon GjroB,
9tb,ob1m Gan9elrere
ytatban Srefher,
Staetrath.
Se;en9ts.-Scbn s. 0lube, Sdrt
Der.
9Irril Is. nq3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
NccbnuH9 Scu
Geo, Steim Sc6aetletfef

OEC. SFRIW SlDNBN|gIIEEE
BON eer Staet 9tlIentaun.
sIt9sidlcBen ben liteu sIpril, is45.
Ginnab men:
Bilaus in Der Sdastammer am 8.
9iprl 1874 e37 T6
8aar empfan9en bon Gam. Scrn
Gar Collector fir 1914 936 04
bon s. s. yeubarb, MarFt'
Sd,reiber 63 90
bon gly s. Sd9er Gar bon
Is4S -. 81 90
" Stabtnrten eingencmmen 81 90
eeicsns fir ausiieflungen S 90
9lnleite fir Elm Satr 600 90
9crtbampton 8anfncteu auf =.
cano 3IOi 90
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-30
Goaaaastt teato Sc6ef.

Der llnterseidInete ippas
te ehrcrbieti9it bie2Iufmerf.
iamfeit 9llIer berjeni9en,
pcIhe 9eeenfrn ettpas in
feinem Sad, su fanfen, anf
ieinen alten gtono, in Der
Enmittrn @irnRe. cininc
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
DIALOGUE.

Between TIoteh, 4 Duiehman, and the Physi-
clan VINO was called to prescribe for hts SICK wife
Nochee. NINE wife, pc Got Toe
tor vas much beuers den myself lass Mons
dav niohts--she and |, eats vor our suppefs,
von hine quarters of lamb. two heads and
plucks, two Dutch pudt ings, and two quarts
Of Horaasloper (sat you Yankees calls
lripe -soup)-yeil. We vents to bed-vell and
| boieve she vents 10 sleep-vell, bout l0
or 2 o'cloc ks. my wife say 'Holchl stay
hoofl (get sp.) have great loads upon
my stomachs we'll. re Cot, says |, | wont
veil. then she tells me, j stall die =
veil, tn en- tells her pc Cot you must de
veil. soon she says sh. sees strange All
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

A Mr. Magevney takes occasion through
the Memphis Appeal to comment at con,
slderab length upon the Resolutions of
The Mathodlst Conferences, upon the subisct
OF Popery, which were inserted in our n5.
per and manY others. We have not a word
10 say IN relation to his defence Of Romanism.
nor his severe structures upon'some Protes
ant sects OF Christians; but Justice 10 the
members OF TIE Conference would seem 10
require notice OF the fact. that Mr.. III has
been guilty of most crfaI blunder. in
quoting some Of the remarks Ct The Editor
OF the Eagle, laying the same to the door Of
the Conference. and then battling Wifh
great fury against that body COR what was
never uttered or published by them II he
will lock straight next time he will proba.
bly, be saved much needless trouble in
nghng poitico religious monster which
has no existence except in his own confused
i imagination As poor stick as Mr. Ma~
+ gevEey represents DR. Campbell 20 be- we
arc satisfied that the Dr. would never be
/ guilty Of such lunder--either accidental
or Intentional.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
Things I do not. and have not
KNOWN.

Things I do not. and have
known.
a married man, do not know.
Who 5 free from noise and strife,
a single man | do not knew,
" 40 would not have a wife.
4 woman 1 have never known,
y no would not married be.
4 woman have never known,
Who married and was free.
/ never knew an aged man,
Who truly wished to die,
/ nevsr knew youthful man.
Who never bfeathed a SIGH.
| never knew an idle man,
Whom Satan could not hire,
never knew a trading man,
Who aever proved liar.
| never knew t.itty man,
VINO ever wealthy was.
| never knew a simple man,
But meddled With the laws.
[ never knew a singing man,
VITO did not relish wine,
never knew rhyming man,
Who ne'er went out TO dine.
A homeIy maid [ never kew,
IVho 50 herself believed.
A dashine belle | never knew,
Wac could not he deceived.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
VOLUME 1y-=NUMBER 81

inais IN the rooms Dat vas come TO carry
her oiil- -Othi says. J. lis nothing but
6ui, vat you Yankees calls de Night H0rsel
Docior-The Nightmare
Hotch.-'O yes de Niehs Mares -
wells. she says de strange creates. would
not let her 60 10 sleepsl- veil, pc Cot, says
|, viii make yon so to sleeps. and gave
her VoEssmau whippens veil, | hea.s no
more complains. ill morning, ven she
brought up great deal OF liscIs and so
think, Toctofs, ii must be the Itregs COM
plains.
Doctor Doubtless doubtless and
compliant that We. Gentemon OF the Fac
uity. find pretty prevalent among lirer.eor-
aaandiaefs 1T IS, Mynheer what we call
(raigarig speaking) the 'ticeF cramp pro-
| ceedIng from an Internal overcharre-in
technica. terms Ram cram Jan, inieslinel
Hotch.-'Och Toc,or, If you can't for
paken Dutch do forspaken Ene
Doctor We Gentlemen of ihe Faculty
Mynheer, always describe case and pre.
scribe IN terms peculiar to ourselves The
pains Of Mrs Holch, appears to be Sgasmak
ac--ihls sometimes Is removed hy Gule
epieaeh which ifthat should fail FIVE Grains
Of GrSeaslck and Ten grains of c0rrossirs Sub.
hmate, dissolved in Gill OF Simpleton's
Deeoctsoa # .IaPte Blossoms. taken night
and morning fasting this not .e.
move the pains, phtebotfomi7iag may be
necessary. and an injection Of Simplelon's
.Haple syrnp, aud cupping and bolussing
may afford relief Should She continue
hysterical nights, few more external ap,
plicaions of the OIL of IVa5uuL viii con-
Hibate much to gear reliefp Thus Myn,
heer taink have pretty correctly stated
gour Wlie's case and prescribed a remedy for
which think | am entitled to the fee usu.
ally charged by u.s. Gentlemen of the Fac
ully.
Hotch.-'Und pc Co; | yonll-noboIy
can understand your linoo-you would poi
son my wife and hen whip her to death u
would as soon ruy your mule to bray in
my face
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
Springs. December OOH ts44
I'll ARRANGEMENT,

stN lereby given that we have chan
s l.-.e4ie0ilhe old trm and wish 10 close
.-..s -.'.less IS early as possible and we
'.aa lose acccunt stands o1en, will
s1. n. =. nc earliest opportunity TO close
eann0' merchandise without mon
+, CITATION & GOODLETT.
t-,s-.1-- return our thanks To our
,sss va vs and solicit continuance of their
Z ans, r,2i Tr,qmiSe 10 sell Goods according
ilsaos ShEAP for CASH, or to pune
STD slerl credit. Call and give us a
lrs, TON, GOODLETT & Co.
coenias. .atse supply Of Groceries at oul
VI Ell l,s'gl ~ ~ House in Memphis, which
\ rilR Il Y" iof Cash, or advance on Cottor
- SgrIrvs $, G. & Co
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

TAKING TUE PASTs.--A journal OUT
west charges III at five ladies' at one OF 'ne
recent elections, dressed themselves up III
coats. pants. vests, hats. and sunGry o.he
habiIiments, aud, thus attired. proceeded 10
The polls and voted the locofoco ticket.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

CoLJohn Goddard has, we understand
succeeded in releasing some twenty vessels
from the embargo which Gen, Jack tros'
had imposed upon the shiPing IN our river
The liberation of this fleet has been eftectsd d
bv cutting a chanel through the ice' d,s-
lance of about eight miles, at the raseoi
mile day-Adcertiser
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
Memphis 2d Jan'y '45-

This government is to last, ItruSt,tOrever,
we NAV at least hope 1t will endure until
the wave of population, cultivation. and
intelligence, shall have washed the Rocky
Mountoins and mingled with the Pacific
HENRY CLAY
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

ONEA MUST COM 3
ia those nie5.ei olhe Undersigned
ers6g ifIbatD call and settle by the
oi February next, or be Will he an
Fllail. necessity ofbringiug suit on
clin
ID. r tOLLO4
Springs. Dec. 2S, l644--4t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

A couple Of Conn. locos. BeLj "a Prin.
die and Hailow Prindle. in their anxiety 10
have Texas annexed, voted for Polk s. Dali
las In Cornwall and then started for Goshen
where hey voted again. One Of them IS
nov in Jail and the officers were after The
osher al the last dates.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

1HE Mosaic Law or NATURALIzATrov
Professor Wines. IN one Of his lectures
says Admission to citizanshin was den.
ominated by Moses, entering into the cons
gregation OF Jehovah" He ordained thot
this should never take place the irst or sec.
oud generation. Some nations. rs the An.
monlieS and Nosbiles, and for parficulsr
f1 eaeoas Aere nat 10 be admitted 10 the tenth
generatioa-:hat is, never Bur the Fdom,
ties, Egyptians and probably foreigners OF
other nations, could become Israelitisb chs
zens IN the third generations That is 10
/ say, the grandchildren of those who had
+ immigraed into Judea from fofeig6 clines
could be admitted to the privileges of ma.
! tlves of the soil. Why this jealousy of for
+ eign influence The reason is main. Mo
/ ses WAS an intelligen, and devoted lover Of
his couatry'S Liberties, and he was not vii
+ ling thet they should be lightly subjected to
the peril 81 destruction, through the irnor-
ance and recklessness of foreign voters.
Hence be required thai foreigners should
become naturalizsd in their sentiments. hab,
/ rs, and manners, before bg legal nai.ralt-
zailon they should be incorporated into. the
I body poltlc and invested with the righrs
and dl9nltics of citizens Aud certainly
/ tne pfinclple OF enactment must commend II
sell TO the sober UNDERSTANDING. rs founded
IN the wisest policy and the most true hear
ted patriotism; though doubtless the annli.
cation the principle need not in all cases
i be carried 70 an equal dagree OF riror
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

fee days bis head will fall lie is hens
med IN by determined enemies, who will
not permit him 70 escape
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

A Sword valued at $3.50. has been pre-
sented to Com moiore w, Bradford Snuo'le'
Of the u 5. Navy. by the State OF Sou'p
Carolina.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

Evan Pa ker of Hamilton county, Ten.
was recently killed by his neighbor Leml.
Harvey. They qnarrelled aboutiheir land,
Parker making the attack with bowie
knife. which the other wrested from bin
ard in tasn inflic ted the fatal wound.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

MoRE HuMBUG.-The Fouiierities are
about TO apply to the Legislature of New
Jersey. to incorporate the North American
Phalau2.' in Monmouth county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
4 mtI.ean Principles

~ Eat.ve Amer
n l-ess fisa >ro1d be PreSeT-
4 corrupted cost W hat 1t
4 .er .trul1 le Eu:
FcFeia. .~sIi F-ve resided in iEe
ere years. and IaW' lay
Il seai! .fcm Obtaining certiA-
fs rasscf to direst foreign
already acquireu-
yEr may come hereafter
bg'd any once, unul he
Id t0au,Ty tWenly-olt
t-~sr r.gati0 te protected ~
r-- .sb-ftY, no matter from
sri -rft1at people hat e
lrf srtlect- in " hich
ui.hoat fn.cfTuF.ion
aur ports against iHe ed-
a --t tch.r them protection
-r-e tlem 5ii tic priviie.
c.l-.i.u'ion-as lcrs
fa person and properly,
E2ut VgIle7a they
,-;.7s ggfc GoEcl sz sss tZ-s,
,-Co resided azZaO2Ess
!, ,e.'eyeas5--yd- lc- I'D '~-l-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
i OSWALD, M. D.

dashimseIfas permanently loca'
7sane The practice Of MEDICINE, 10
urnus departments. His servI'
aefeiore offered 20 the citizens OF
laags and vicinity. His fees will
alby The f,ll,vi1a CHARGES
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

sparing justice feeds iniquily.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

= rs T7e.nITc EnsiiGatc.
s.l Euglish Teacher Is re
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

\ ''''ts Ordinary cases IUUU
.-.'alal and protracted Is to p
s'eal operations from So 10 $50,
aPon their difficulty aud i'm por,
~ thankfully received and prompt
3Isi5-2O-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
Death of Michael Downes.

Death is no respector Of persons. His hand mas
recently dealt dreadful blows among the distinguished
Of ur land but the lowy and worn iaborer too
subject 10 his mercess sway Il IL not the gresi a'H.
who deserve 10 be held in remembrance. The death Il
the una.surnng son Of toll claims passing notice
r, ia with sorrow that announce the death 81 81
cuArL DOWNS who sold the Tribune and other pun
cations in New Haven. Every who has VISITED Ne"
Haven knew Michael for he bad pleasant ~ora anu
witty answer for every one Many gloomy oAy
made cheerful by the loud ring Of his ocund voice Is Ne
told in bis simple manner the news Oi u"'
York Morning papers which arrive daily al HUH - '
beautiful city.
Mr.. Dovnes WA a native OF ireland, Win ie" Vi VI"
faings. and many Of the virtues Of MS wa''n-"en"u
co,,,,-rer lie commenced selling the Neville rk pa
pers and cheap publications with but hae Grange Du'
Nv cne ,ae, and industry he saved money enough 10
= ..oeo,,,hle ,tle house and lot in New Haven be-
g. -. daah He had been sick for some time past
b, had been as was supposed restored TO health and
had one Of his peculiarly worded advertisements inserted
J., ,ha osners that he had resumed bis vonted occu'
patton.
On Tuesday Of last week he visited our Office and re-
turned home full Of hope for the future. On Monday
last he was at the and sold papers in the streets Tor
an hour or two He then went into a drug store and
drank glass Of soda Water when he suddenly fell baek
and expired He was ia the SOD year Of his age he
eaves worthy family behind him who viii deeply feel
and long lament his loss He barred yesterday alter
noon Poor Michael had many worm friends who vii
Join US hearty in saying May he res, in Peaee.