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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

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@ge h 9e.-ginc sclebrte IA,
|e BON GtcSa @auntp, pa., fagt, eae bic
fntc in jcner @sacnb I'D, tpsui9 Dor ben,
10 pcn etuer Raielidlanse fl,rdltsn. Sic
|gt, oas riW Stiidd,eu 9e,p6hnIiter Snbioc,
L @ampher Spiritus 10 siuem 8rci aufacs
I, freWa es auf bic WAube 9cis9t spiro, allc
fihrlideH Sciqen perbntet, Ole icnit cacurd,
tifcben, aHo bas tas Gift baburd, ic ~ IA.
Z naturaIiflrt rpirb. gBer eas lineiid bat
n 70 eincm 9iftiacu Ghisre 9cbissu al psr'
~, ,piro ,ucbt tban bas Rittcl gu probircn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

(su IcuDcrf mad,tc lcete Bchr Gin Sd,ur,
Finen Serfub bic pfsrNe ciucs Smnibus,
kuers si oer9iften. Sc gclaug ibm @Sift
pen Greg iu bringeu ipcraus man bic pfrrs
trdutte. = 80 pfcrce tefamcn pcn Dem
r. uuo pMrben franf, tprpon Z frcpirten
Aiit ju rpdnid,sn oas otefer Shuft ausftn'
qemadlt ipcroen fcnute. 3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
Canal Gum mi6iOucr.

Per Seraus9etsr oes "6arristurscr &c,
fapbcn" lbld9t s bartcs Is. cult
n, @fa, jcBiser equator bon Seopsr unc
f9hsnY eanniisS, aIs ben IBb9 @anois
fur Sandt Scmmieicner Dor.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
SuHi 1S.
Saufl6eine !!

Cine fetr fd,6ne sIuspabl semalter lne
unQe maiter 8eburts' unb 2aufidrtne, itno
lcebeH perferti9t woroen, nno bclm 9rsBen
une Sleinen an febr biaigen pretBen 81 neTs
taufen, an benz 8nhtcbr bon
@utb, 9lube unc ycun9,
9lllentaun, Suni Is.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
9fpS0cm muS Bsli6foru.

(Ss IL rieacidt nid,t alIsemein betauut,
bet eer leetcu SiBuna unirrcr @cics9c,
,s cine Bill pasirte uno gum @elrs ecrccr,
h III, tpeld,e bas @eUid,t bee WeIId)fcrns
; bes 8cgscps lit bie(em Staat rr9ulirt.
s fefscieete @ewid,t fir jrbes Sulhel
=ier 9eiraicc it fuHftiabin 56 pfuuo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

Ginciu9rublihe 6 Gbe9attim.
-Sic 9tcu 9)crf "3ribnne" id9t - "@e
,puroe uns @citern bon elmer jun9en Hamc
ans benz Suncrn be6 Stdats crSahlt bic
ebcn nit ibrcm ispcitcn @hemann pcrhetra'
tibet ipcroen mar. DicieIbe III jeBt lSi CSGbs
re alt, uno bate I'D, NIT ibrem critcn 9bcs
mann ocrbciratbct alS iTe nur Ii Sabre alt
ipar. ~ IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

sIb bfhculih.-@in aus9eartrter alter
Sun99ecDc mcint, cs iri gang @incrlci mcn
man beratbe. Seber fiube am Cube bod,
aus, baB er cine gan; perfhiceene 4crirn bon
rcr, 9ecbci9t babe, bic CT iId, i'm anfans cs
oentlid, pcrfclltc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

Sci benz am pcrIceten Cenfa9 ifatt9ebabs
ten @eipittcr, idm9 bcr SliB III eas @dfts
tauS ees Socrru @clp, an 9to9e 3urnpsif,
nabe bci pbiIaceIpbia, Wceurd, etnrr ielncr
SGbne 9etCetct nurbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

Das ueuelt { Bunber-mic c
Q be c9cntbun thdte. - 9lus
|er nnten fcl9cnccn au;ci9e BON elmer 3cit'
J ng in Sbic, tpiro man febeu oae Senator
|Ellcn, ciR bribhciBer 2cfc, Gin Spfcr Der
kccns 9cwcrecu it, mas aIs Scrpeis eisueu
bag, oaB bic @ccns mad, uuo mad, fiegen
bcTocn ibcr ectcfcfcismus
Ser heirathe t.-gm 10. su Eruit:
illb Hcss Gauntp, Ohio, ourdl ben @brw.
rfs. Srittcu, Der ad,tb. Wm. alien, .. ct.
PeHater, nit Wis @fsie 6 ccu, @rbin ecs
frfcrteneu 9cupernors W' 2Irtbur.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

preTcent 9ocIt ica jcbt unpi6lidh icin-jcs
ccd mirc ocriIdert eab leinc Sraufbeit nidt
acfdbrIid, lei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
Safe ! Salf! SAFE!

Srtfdl9cbranntrr SaIf 1T bei bem Inter,
Sethneten, nahe BET Grprea'S, Su 4 @euts
oas Snftet ju BADEN.
SenrD 9utb, jun.
Surc Is. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

St"rr:-sIm Soetttpod, pcr adt,t 1a9en
nurre Die Sd,cuer bes Sc. 9. M'Slpaine,
@ia. bic an ben Rie9elne9 ordnsts, nabe bel
JsiuScrs, lit Yardeiic 3auu(hip, in 9aucaitcr
@auuty, bird, Seuer ;erit6rt, rpcIdJeS bcrfcl,
ben burd, Sunfen BON einsr eofcmctip mit9s,
tbsilt wnrbc. Die Slammcn tbeilteu I'D, Ser
in Der Rdbc ifetenoen Sheuer bcs Serrn
eDtir NIT, tpeld,c ebsnfans ,erif6rt rpurbe.--
Die Sdeucr ecs S,rn W'Sluoiue war uu9e'
pohnlidb grcB uno rperthpca, unb puree in
1884 curd, Die Staatsfhdscr su 5000 Gbas
fern 9eid)det. .-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

llcbcr Der Ibare cincS Soauits 40 Au9s'
burg ffebt fotssnbe febr pasenbe Snldrift:
100 eeg,e III ecI m"A."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
Sdupiur.

Die Stabt Q anvil &c erIcbte ucraau'
9cnen Mittrpcd, eas merfpureigc @reignie,
oae Gin Campfbcct ocn Gcu g]orf auf eenl
@anaI bafeltif cintrof. Der Tame ecS
Shifc6 pcld,e6 an @roec nnfcrn groscftcn
@analbcrten bcinahe aleitfcmmt unc ecfcn
Campfinafdine aIcid Der JSraft bon 20 pfcrs
ben, 1T phSn r; frin Gi9snttiuer une
Captain hei6t Com @s brad,tc Sauf'
rnanns'@ntcr fur Z. .. Ban 9Ilcn uno 60.
unb 9ieeformen, Sausgerdtbfd,aften, Biz
der II. e9I fir Die DanpilIer 8oumnble.-
Sim 81. Wai bate es TeusOorf pcrldecn,
mar oIfo itur nenn Gage untcrncgs, Cbgleid,
cs mod ilber sIpei Gage auf fcincr Sabrt in
benz GioesWaGers@anal curd cine Scfhdeis
gung oeheIteu anfscbaIten pcrben mar.
Sueereem fcnitte cS in benz penulplpanins
Canal oft mir iehr Iougfam fabren, speil Der,
iclbe NIT Sanb uue Shlamm dn9eIhpemmt
1T, enrd, ipeld,en bas Boot HdI ~ rpublcn
bate. @apitain ectp ii tcr Meinuug, baf
wcnn bic perld,ieocncn Sandlc itcraa aebc'
rig gsrsiui9t uno einige Sue breiter genadt
tpiiroeu, auf eenfclbeu Die Ddmpffraft init
9rrecm Scrtbeil an9ewcncet fpercen fcnnte.
Gas bon 0ielcu oielcs Dampfid,iff mic
Gin Wunbertbicr aus elmer anorrn lBclt ait
9slfdunt spcrben it, ldst I'D, ecnfcn. Ccns
nerlfag lbene6 itemertc Der pb6uir 9elaecn
nit Hchciirn bon ocm Wtcntpur @ilenncrf
nad) Icu'yorf ab.--Scrclo.
s.-Dic "Bafhiu9ton rlui'
on" erfldrt auf bic pcn benz "Scurnal Of
Commerce" pcr9sbrad)te 9ln9dte, Werifc
babe bic gutIhdoiAuu9s9clccr ccn Spet Ger
minen beiabIt, unc cs wiee yiicmanc, tpchin,
oiefclben 9cfcmnen ieien,-Scl9cnbcs Bon
bcm St,abtammerlefrctdr fIuo mir ;ur @it
tbeiluus authcriiIrt, eas ecricIbe cinen Brief
bon cncr ataubwilroi9cn Qncue in Wcrifc
crbalten habe, oae a5cr oorin nid,ts bon elmer
3ahlnug biefer @eloer an einen Der. Stads
ten 9Iocnten ucrfcmme. Gin anoeres, un'
mittcIbar BON cinem ausgeseid,neten G,licbe
uujrer Me9ieruna aus Wcrifo crbaftrneS
pripdtftreibeu 9icbt at, eds unirr bcrti9er
9lacnt ,prht Drafts ou bic ShoBfammer fir
ecn Sctroe s,pcicr @utIhdoi9un9s 9latcn CT,
hdItcu, aber bel SorSei9un9 berielten feline
Sesahluug, tpe9en cineS Dcfieits III Der Saee,
cmpfangcn babe-pbd. Dem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
SStcaclbdbu 1luoiIcf.

9Im pcrigcn Wiittwcd, giadmittaa crci9uc'
tc iId, ein traurigcs lln9lild ouf Der @cIumtia
uro philadelphia Hic0clbahu, un9cfdbr cine
Wci(c cbcrbalb Der Sd,uYIfiG nci9enoen Slds
d,c, ,pcburd, eiu jun9cr Maann, Tameus
Trieorid) Scibcrt, bon Columbia,
lciu Gcbrn cinbilstc. Der 8eritorbcne fubr
auf ciucm 3ue bon Sradtfdrren bnunter !;
lief auf oaS Gjeriid,t oas 9Th cn Stier auf
Der 8ahn bcincs, iibcr ren cbern Gheil mebs
rcrsr Sarrcn binipc9, ais or ourdI iraenb
etnen 3ufail auf bic Sabn hcruntcr fiel. Der
8arreniu9 pasirte nbcr i'm unterbolb Der
8ruft, trennte bciec 9Irme BON lcinem JfSrrcr
uuo peruriad,te iciuen au9eublidIidhcn 3cb.
Scine llebcrreite purecn am fol9euoen Dou'
ueritag mad, Columbia oebrad,t. Der Tins
9IidIid,e Uar un9efdbr 25 Sabre lt.-8cifsfr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
Cine 9ficier,6nuUuc.

CDie ercee &ancns, fir bic Dampf, Tresat,
fe princeton bcflimmt, III benabe ferti9 unc
tsrregt in 2iuerpccl beeeutcnbe6 9IufiebCn, ale
bic 9rc6tc Sanpne DeIdDe jcnials 9emad)t
nbcroen. Die Sanpne puree bon Serrn
yocrsfaa, an ben "Rerley Stabl unb GiIens
FOerfen," aue9eidmieeet. Sie wurbe ID Sus
slan9 duSaebdmmert uno etipa 80 3cil i'm
Durhmc6er aui eidIfen @nee. Suerit ipurs
iec Gin runoer Sd,aft bon Geten 3cll bid aes
madlt nno um eicfen ipirbeu mad, cinanoer
Studc @iftn Der edn9e mad, seIe9t uno in
Die red,te Sage getrieben. Die 70 nm ben
original Sdaft 9elegten @iieuifiide wurcen
peiB 9liibeno gemad,t uno baum eurd) eincn
2cnnen fd,weren Soammer, Der burdl
Ddmpf gctricben ,pnree, fart anfge bdmmsrt.
|. Cine ancere Gage ipuroe auf bicfrlbe 9Irt
ilbcr bic erffe GcIegt, mno 70 fort, bis sS bic
erferoerIid,e Dtde erlan9t bate. Sie puree
tanu mad, Der 8iseerei Der S,erren Saeett H.
So. acbrad,t, IL 3cunsH 81 3eutusr uuo II
pfiinb ,pie9tno. Gas abercben llno Spbrcn
caucrtc un9efdbr 3 Wcnat. Die 9dn9s Der
Stanone, jsst ea fe ferti9 1T, betrd9t I3 Sue,
FER Qauf it inncnei9 10 Sue lang uno IL
Boil i'm Gurd)mcfIcr Gercrifs gum 9uSbchs
rem 9ebraudte Sobrcr, mar 3cIl i'm Durd);
mcfTcr, tpeld,ert Gin Sus peiter an ocmfrlbcn
Shnfie, elm 10 GOT Bpbrer fcl9ts, Der ecn
Qduf 10 3ru fpeit mad,te. Der III 3cn
8cbrcr rpuroc Sundhif gebraudt uuo enold,
ter 12joni0e. Die Rancue orebte (Id) auf
elmer Drebbaut, Die 8cbrer iaeeu fcif. Die
8oiIcncunas Operation eausrtc erei bnters
einanocr fclgsrec Gage uno Tddte. Der
Qaut 1T 70 fciu mno 9Iatt alS all Der fthonfcn
BcgclHiute, 9tdn;cHo uno eben. Die Stuecln
Die aus bicicr 8arcne gefdjcscn peroen, Ino
4 OoH ...;. g. n
@tnwidelun8 9ercdInet uno jcbe ipiro ncn
@neciien 236 pfune trtcsen, 70 bas cas
Stiid NIT 9icd,t cin "l36pfIinecr" aendunt
iperoeu mag. Dor Der 9Ibliefsrung fra bic
JRanene nit eincr ccppeltcn eabun9 pulpcr
l45 pfnnol uno 2 8nseln, bic sufamn,seln
472 pfuuo piegen, ,prcbirt ,pcrbcn. Die e.
serpcci 3eituns, AUG Der ciele Scidrcituus
sntlebut III, fiiat bel ods bic Sre9attc 9rince'
tpnrec, uu bas uu9ebeufr abSuhctcn. -Seob.
oIitifd,e Neud,cIci blcss
as 4 t-preTocnt prff bat @ecrge SO.
ScncS afs 9eneral'e 'eanomefTrr fir oas Soma
Gerrtcrium crnannt. Dieter Socrr Scues
iudr Elm Secunoaut in bem ,befannten Ducae
IN pcld,cm Der 9ld,tb. Sillp erld)ceen ,puree.
Dor Der 98ahl MIR Der blcse @ebante an
Sorn. SldY's Serbinouu9 nit jenem Dusa
hinlduaiid, Die ectcs su erfd,rcden, cbrcbI
ne gut puetcu, oaB es nur 9eid,ab; I'm feline
Grfpdhlun9 ;u oerbnten ; jest rpo ibr prc(t'
Bent eiucm Wfauue Gin cmtrd9lidlcs 9lmt
1ibt, Der nit auf bem @orbplase war uno
nlS aupt'&atb9ebcr in Der Sad,e a9irtc,
bort man fcin 9Sortd,eu Der lln;ufrieocnhcit
10 ben .Hcihen Der parttci. cene fpcidhcrsi
ben pcroneH peld,c eurd, eds @eid,rci Der
NurfIha eeubfff QrfrS nerfiibrt tultrncu fan,
zen an in fur;cr 3eit ;u crfahrcn mic 9rcec
Rhcren Ee ans ftdl MAIDEN liceen.-ib.
a & uenetc NE mnher- ~ e
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
Santet Stdbler,
Ycter 9fcmt9 If.
.@barles Softer,
5 49,. "a L n .A..

@cmmlBlcncrs ppn Vefa @auntD.
sunni Is. na3m
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-15
SUFFERING IN ENGLAND.

1t is next TO impossible for the people Of this
country to form any opinion Of the suffering comb ion
ofthc immense masses Of the hopeless poor in Eng
land. We learn from an English paper that n
public meeting Of the inhabitance Of Leeds was
held few weeks before the sa ,iGg of the last
steamer, TO investigate the condition Of the uncm-
ployed poor--and a report carefully drawn up from
detailed accounts, was read to the meeting. The
extent Of destitnton as represented in this report
is indeed frighldl. II appears that there are TIVE
ty thousand individuals in Leeds who living on
Ii pence a week cach-about twenty cents,-Ihe
report said
"The most narrowing descriptions were given by
some of the visitors of the scenes they had witness
ed. The cases Of distress, SAYS DIR. Smiles (odit-
or Of the Leeds Times of extreme distress that
had come under his notice that morning, had har
rowed up his very soul Hear hear. There
was one case which he would particularly mention
He had noted down the name, and he was sure II
any doubi existed individuals might satisfy them
selves as tn the correctness of the statements At
the end of Brooke street, there small cellar
dwelling nine feet by twelve into which they were
introduced by the enum1rutor.
THE dwelling on.iderable beneath the
street that only half Of the window was above it,
1t was damp, disagreoable l-lighted, i,l-arec
dem Hear, hear, In that apartment the,
tOunu tfltee lufnllles, u lNlN
as, nine who slept in it every night. Ss3atlon,
There was four adults, and twelve children. sly
individuals consisting Of one family, slept upon lit
ter of straw, hudded together, not like human be
ings not even like animals, for their situation wa
nothing to be compared to the comfort OF our dog
and horses in our stables. Hear, hcnr Othe
four or five slept on bed of shavlngs, and the re
maintg 1--WE slept another miserable bed IN tn
apartment. When they entered he poor moihe
was weeping, her infant was on her knee IN the Las
stage of a fatal disease, dying without any mHdlca
assistance. Sensation. The family were entlel
destitute, no means of subsistence, no weekly earn
ings, no parish relief Hear, hear. That wa
one instance We fear Leeds may send for
sample of nearly every town in the manutacturn
districts Winter is rapidly advancing on a pop
la,iOn without employment and without propert
what they had having been paIted in order.to supp
their most pressing wuns. 1t was stated too, |
f Dr. Smiles, that the small grocers was falling NJ
f becoming bankrcpis in large numbers. Many we
not able 10 pay their debts. This, again, acted G
middle class men in higher condition Of litei az
y he could state, what most Of them perhaps kney
d that a large number of the first class trddesm'
n have recently becon bankrupts."
i Another paper, the Liverpool Mercury OF t
t 30th uIt,, says
!. "Ihe winter IS not yet commenced yet l
lie general distress throughout the country has army
n at SUCH point that nothing but wholesale TAM
G, can Gerry i further, From Paisley the accou'
IS larrc fnghtfu,-so friShuu that even ON Ro'
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-15
The Mississippi Advertiser

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expiration of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS, first insertion [ten lines or
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Fifty cents. The number of insertions must be
specified on the face of the advertisement, or they
will be published until ordered out, and charged
the usual rates above stated.
% ALL articles Of personal nature will be
charged double the rates above stated-Cash in
advance when admitted.
70 PoLlTIcAL Circulars or Public Addresses
for the benefit of individuals will be charged as
advertisements.
20 ON yearly advertisements, liberal discount
will be made. The privilege Of yearly advertisers
is limited to their own immediate business adver-
tisements for the benefit of other persons sent In by
them must be paid for by the squire.
" No paper will be discontinued only at the
option of the publishers unless the order be &C
companied by the money.
p LETTERS on business connected with the
Office mast be Post paid to ensure prompt atten
ton.
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-15

of our chief customers, who must by the law OF
commerce, dictate in their markets, the price Of
our cotton" He contends that the tariff laws OF
40 and 90 threw down the price of cotton TO moth
ing-that the compromise act of 1888 suddenly
raised it, and that the oppressive act of 1912 has
thrown down prices still lower than in 80 and 80
'Mcrcator repudiates the manufacturers, cry from
Lowell, that our distress is to be ascrlbed to our
over.producon of cotton, and counscls resistance,
as of yore to the unjust and unconstitutional legis
lation, which, while it ruins the cotton planter, is
coming money for the British manufacturer, who is
in the highest state of prosperity and activity the
spinner, clearing, as letter writers stote, two
pence on every pound Of cotton that they spin"
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-15

On this question Mr.. Brodhead asked the yeas
and nays, which we're ordered; and being taken,
resulted-yeas 100, nays SO. as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Harrington, Ash, Atkinson,
Bayly, Belser, Bidack, Edward J. Black, James
Black. James A. Black Blackwell, Bower, Bow.
lin, Boyd, Brodbead, Aaron V. Brown M iton
Brown, VIM. J. Brown, Burke, Burt, Caldwell,
Campbell Chepherd, Cary, Reuben Chapman,
Augustus A. Chapman, Chuppeli, Clinch, Cobb,
Coles, Cross, Culom, Daniel, John W. Davis,
Dowson, Deem, Delleu, Douglass, Dlomgooe,
Duncan, Ellis, Faree, Ficklin, Foster, French
Fuller, Hammett, Haralson Hays, Henley, Holmes,
Fioge, Hopkins, Houston, HUBBARD Hubbe,
Hughes, Charles j. Ingersol, jameson, Cave John
son, Andrew Jackson George w. Jones, Andrew
Kennedy, Kirkpatrick, Labranche, Leonard Lump
kin, Lyon, McCausen, Muclay, McCernand, Nc
Connlell, Mcdowell, Mckay, Matthews, Joseph
Morris, Lsanr f. Morse. Murphy Newton, Norris,
Owen. Parmanter, Payne, Petit, Pey,on, f.. d.
Potter, Pratt, David S, Reid Relfe, Rhett, Rob,
erts, Russell, Saunders, Senter Thomas H Sew
mour, Simpson, Simons, SIidell, John r. Smith,
Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, Steenrod, Stephens,
John Stewart, Jas. w Stone, Stiles, Alfred p.
Stone, Strong, Sykes, Taylor, Thompson, Tbbntts,
Tucker, Wentworth, Weller, Woodward, joseph
A.. Wright, Yanci and Yost--120.
| NAYS-Messr., Abbot, Adams, Anderson, Ba-
ker, Barringer, Barnard, Benton, BrengIe, Brink
erhof, Jeremiah Brown, Burlington, Carpenter,
jeremiah E. Cary Carroll, Carln, Causin, Cling.
man, Chiffon, Colhmer, Cranston, Dana, Darrah
barrett Davis, Richard D. Davis, Debery, Dickcy,
Dillingham;, DUNLAP Elmer, Fish, Foot, Florence,
Gddings, Groggin, Willis Green, Byram Green,
GrinnelI, Order, HE, Hannibal Hamlin, Edward
S. Hamlin. Harcin, Harper, Herrck, Hudson,
Washington Hunt, JImes B. Hunt, Joseph Il. In
gersol, Irwin, jerks, ierlfy b. johnson, John p,
Kennedy, Preston King Daniel P. King McCIeand
Mcllvane, Marsh, Edward ]. Morris, freeman II.
Marseley, Mes, Paterstn, Phunlx, Pollock, Elisha
r. Potter, Preston Hrdy Ramsey, Rathbun
Rayner, Redins, Robson, Rockwell, Roleny
Rogers St. John, Sample, Schcnck Severance
David l.. Seymour, Albeit Smith, Caleb B. Smith
Stelson, Andrew Stewart Summers, Thomasson
Wheaton, John White benjamin White, Williams
Winthrop, and Wrght-93.
SO the joint resolution was passed.
Mr. JAMESON moved the reconsideration of tn,
vote just taken on thepassage Of the resolution
and called for the previous question, under the ope
ration Of which the resolution was negative.
Mr.. HoPKINs moved that the house adjourn.
Mr.. GIDDlSGs asked if it was too late to mov,
an amendment oftha title.
The CHAIR said it was too late, the title havin!
been announced by the chair, aud the House hayin!
assumed it.
Mr.. HoPKWs withdrew the motion to djeurn
and moved reconsideration of the vote on agree
ing to the titlei and under the operation of tn
previous: questions, the reconsideration rejec
ted.
The House then adjourned
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-15

AGRICULTURAL ANEcDorE.--Nn-j1' Crc,iags
as mentioned by Pny, tn Itoman historian, was o.
a., sadly slave. Having been made q freeman,
he purchased u small spot Of grounl from which he
obtained, throushhis unwcaricd Industry much finer
crops than many Of the neghbois who had larger
farms. This excited general envy, which lis enc
mics CARRIED TO su h length at TO accuse hun o,
employing magic charms to render his grounds fer
tile, and to impoveri,h theirs. The Edile cn1sed
him 10 be summoned to appear and answer the
charge before the people If Rome Cresinus obeycd
the mandate, accompanied by his daughter, IL fre.a
and healthy booking girl charms which appeared tn
Greater advantage from the simpiicityo. her dress
The accused also brought with him the tools and i'm
pemcots Of his profession. His mauocks were
remarkably heavy; his plough was OF an enormous
size ami his cattle were all sound and fat. "b,-
hodh' said his truly dignifed and Indignant tx
mer, "bohod my whole magica. cqu.page behold
the chains which have resource To. There aye
Others, indeed, which am moi capable Of producing
before you; | mean the sweat OF my 0row7, and in@
cessaut tolls both Of day and night This native
eoqucnco decided the matter; he was honorably
acquitted by the unanimous voice OF numerous amt
apbauding as assembly,.
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-15

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IMPORTANT FROM WAsHIsGroN Tho debate
on the subject of Texas annexation was brought to
close in the House of Representatives, on the
25th ut, and the following Joint resolutions having
passed in committee of tho whole, were reported to
the House, and the previous question having been
called Tor and sustained, they we're adopted BY
vote ofl20 to SO.
We have room only for the resolutions and yeas
and nays on their final passage.
We are pleased to notice the name ofour imme-
date Representative, Mr.. Delett among the AFR
native votes.
Joint RFsOI JrTTONS doc,,r;,o tho ,orns IN
,,h;oh Conn,aa. iii ~, IT,. ;n'o ,ha ITnion
So
Ps.ot""J b., ~. So,.a,. ,,5 u,... n Penrs.
,s,I,,,,o. or -. Ir,;taJ SIT. ~ a,..er;c1 in
Conoress osssml3sJ Tha, Co,aross do,h consen,
,ba, tho ,erri,ory nronsrIy included within md
81. Ia,a.y - - u,,,,,I;. IS re- r,a,,
s ;a,o e g. .n ~ hn .oIioJ ,ha s,a,s
oSTasaS ,;,h ron',l;.a, e,rro of onyarrroon, tn
h. .Jan,,I hv H., raonls of oa;J pan,tI,. by Jsn.
-" - ,,cn, a,op,,tI.J ,n;,h ,ha oonson, If
,hs .S;.,;na anvnrnr,an, in orJar tb,, The same
.ao eA.'i"s eoIe' H. So '"a ,h.a Ill.,
10y 70 'o AaJ bs - e''.,ls. .o.oj,s5 Tho, ,he
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aSI oa,i 20 ar "a:,ions 81 bonDda.
'Ia ~ ."' ,,i,h o,hor rdvaYnn,or,s. and the
ua. may da'e .ri,D .L So. on;donca of ;,s
oIns,'.u''on , ,h W." r"o I",ic ofToxas
a rI I os "nJ b prasIan, nr tho Un,od
sua" W "D"' ~ 80 Cna, e.. ;,s G,aI ac.
o'a'e9' !" W ,a'N - CO ave. ,la,.
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'an ~, ''s" .i "u So ~, ii,,s1 ;,,o H., Ifrio,
.so ,o s,nu ;" ,So Ifn;ad SAT-. MI m,nos miner
INV, e.IIs W W" n;ass nd o,'o oil r,rhc obi
e,' 'a.' hnrracs rou,s and ba
MS, iO.s ''n'na,J, Jo.Ls rn.go,ns. arms srma.
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-15

believe not one in that company but returned
home more disposed to judge leniently of the
'ailings of his fellow-creatures, and as far as
lay IN his power, 10 extend to all who might
fill into temptation that mercy which, under
similar circumstances, he would wish shown
te himself, feeling that it is more blessed to
save than 10 DESTROY"
Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-15

Mr.. VIM. II Polk, the brother Of the Presl
dent elect. recently was appointed by Mr..
Tyler, Charge to Naples But Mr.. Polk has
declined accepting the appointment, and SAYS
his name was submitted TO MIR Tyler by some
of his friends (too good natnred) without his
knowledge or consent This gentleman has
been the special object of the spying Of the
Washington letter writer's and this late move
will give rise to more speculation from them
than ever,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-05-10

We are authorized TO announce THEODORE
MCKNIGHT, u candidate for the Office
sheriff Of Amite county, al the ensuing No
'cmhrf election,
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
c. iARRELL, asa candidate for the office o
Sheriff Of Amis county, At the ensuing No
vsnbcr election
We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
C. MeGEHEE, mu candidate for the office o
Sheriff Of Amiic county, at the ensuing No
ysmber election.
We arc authorized to announce YOUNG +
6RIFFIN, as cannidate for the office o
.ShcGiT oil Amite county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
We arc authorized TO announce Z. G. WICK
Err, as candidate for the Office of Sheriff o
Anite county, at the ensuing November cleo
ton,
Ne are authorized 10 announce CLINTON
hcGEHEE, as candidate for the office OF
Sheriff Of Amite county, at the ensuing No
Vember election,