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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
Shermolt's 2(r;enetfuc6en.

&uber fd,reien fir Sderman's Wurms
flhen, uno ertpad,fene pcr1onen fn9en eaB
llc Die an9cncbmlte II. Gder tpirfcnblte 9lrses
net iet Die I'M @cbraud 1T. llnsdbli9e Suans
tttdten iperoeu uerfauft uno Seeerman lit ecrs
leiben 9iinifi9. Srcman Nunt, @Io, 9ies
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oicfclbe ibm cincn Suifcn in pcniocn Sttns
Den filrtrt hdbcn. Der @hrn. ocrr Duubar,
bon her W' Ocu1al Sraeeu Stride purbc
IN clnem Gag BON eincm icbr bGlen 6dlt bes
frett. Der @brm. S,err 9IuthrnD, bon Der
Wtctbcotlt Jttrdr purbc ourb bRIclbc Don cis
ucr AuSjcbruu9 furirt.
S6crn1an'5 gSurmfu6en
batcn 3ouicnbrn ba8 Qrbcn 9erettct. Sra'
get 9S. 8. @uanS, Siq. SO. QSalfersStraC
lc ecn SIdtbarcn @opGro g. Qcrtrr ccn
9dtbarcn y. y. Scaro6IeD; Or. @. Nuus
ter uno briuabe aIIc gIcrStc, ipaS iIc bon
Sdcrmon'6 Wurmfud,en berfcn, uno iIr
wercen SudI la9cn baB itc uprtrrfflid, icicn,
uno oaB ilc bic cinSi0c alS unfcbIbare bcfaut'
tc sirScnei 1T.
S6erm0n'5 Sompbor SUDDEN
llno @c9cnmittc! fir SScpfpeb, Scriflcpfen,
Scrfranfbcit, Iieber9sfhIa9cnteit, crer Die
Scl9cn Der sIusldwcfuu9. Capt @babpf,
BON Der WclIin9tcn, Sor. 9Itermann, Der gro.
Sc Sdlle Wlaler, Draper SIarf, unb beinas
be Seeermanu fcnnt ibrcn Bertb.
9lrnrcn Ofanne5 Vtalfcr,
Shcrmon'e mrtuen mir - fcftct I23 @erts
uno furtrt ftd)rr 9iitrpeh. Sdmer;en crcr
SdwntbCtt in Der Sruit, Scite oocr Hlden:
@lcd)folls bic 9ilIcne 9Icer-uuo dc furirrn
9Snrmcr ipcnn fe auf ccn 3bcil oufocleot
mrrccn. SSrd9ct 8. Socric, cccr irocno ic.
mano Der CO 9cbrdud,t bat, rb fic nid,t lictrr
50 tur emcs ocriclbcn qcbcn poatcu ais 5
ScntS fur aItc ouccrc Vdoiier.
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d a y Il trict - Crutcrct in 9IGcutou,
crbaItcn ncrbeu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02

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fe IiStdt
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3dr p @afe 81 pfmo Quara @afce fir pnb
better c @ac fir 81 youus Sglon 3be Der rohe it, tas Fd bic
MAIDEN so Sen aacrbcfsn foct u tabru
&6rbe
@btna, @las, Sunn6 unb Grremraaren
9rhne wede etnem 9erngen Trrft prrfau wercen
9ln Die gabie6 Sung uno 9(t - @ro6 pber S(in:
babcn mrmmen h6nfn motcu neumctn
fnoen msroen annn saiorn @0bm en gas DC ea Grape
wopnt f CUTE 81 per ya mb pOree uno br t6n l2l
Odre, hfuoet.
100 Stiicfer prGcbtigcr 2lpneo,
mhtfager Verfut pddtscr
ter 25 Gents bcrunter ;u banteln.
I'm Nun: Gin Die Serren:
Gin watrbar
fu oamt 9de9ente cartcte @u @rcds
Sbr Die mohfeafen
Glider, Gaeimers, SainetS, Settings II. &C.
erbattn f6nnt
r INNER nod ordb er mcteer perfaum ais br QDObf Sr
@uren Saanen Butter uno o nne bic Sdpn bmtnan
slncr ii suSn ntt Sde fam ersibt
uhler uno 9So9ner.
gaentaun, Nai T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
y fcrnere s3el'SniBe beren ei9enC
2Scrfe tcgcn c6 an beu Sag
-yeIet ol6 tSpl0Cnbe
Vbilabe(pbta, San. 8. 1913

pOlld pelpD taf san q. 1913.
SHcrr 9. 9. TbOmpl See brs
fer Oerr: Bon einem oanfbdrcn Gcs
fnhl 9cgcn Gle ourhbrun0en, uub ourd, ben
g8unIh 9ctcttet, bos Qeicrnoe ibre 3ufludIt
at @uercr unfddebaren WcbBin nrbmcn
mShter, nil id, bier fund thun, rpcldIen yus
Sen id) burdl ber @cbraud) bcrIelben erfabs
rcn babe. Sir cine 9croumc 3eitlan9 lit
id1 an cinrm bedn9fi9enoen uno id,nca Sus
nebmcnoen Nuten, bc9Ieitct NIT @n9brhiti9s
felt uuo YeIdweruiBe. 9lls ih oarilber iebr
III Scfor9ni6 mar, cmpfaM mir ein Srenno,
Der 9roecn gtuBen bon cSbrer WcbBin ents
pfltnoen bate, biclelbe Su 9ebrnudIen. SD
that 70 uno in eucr iebr fltrSen 3eit uerlics
fen mid nltc brcbenoc Sgmptcme mcin
9lnspurf wurbe leiht, aae 8eihwernBe
perIorcu Th, meiu SNufteu lieB mad, uno in
fprni9en Sd9cn mar itb i'm Stanoe ausiu9ee
hen NIB nlciuen @c1hiftcn obimparter, IU
gut irte tr9cno Elm aRccrcr Mdun
c5r9cnb tpcitere 9IuSfuuft icll@ocn 2cioem
ben nit Srcuocu 0c9rbcn rperccn, fpenn Ie
al mcincr Wrbnun9 $50. 1873 Glib Srpnt
4StraBe dnru fen.
eSolcpb Wl'WananD.
b." DieIc MebBin ii su pcrfaufcn in Der
I c dI Yatri OF Crudcrei.
9lpril 80. ne4W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02

fcmmcn, 70 lpic anccrc @difc aufs gcfe rin.
9eridtct.
Scin Scftrrtru wiro Sahin 9cbcn, irinc
Safe NIT ocu tcitcu SpciIcu uno Gjetrdn.
fen Su pcricbcn, NIB ibcrbaupt uid)ts unlcr.
loecn, mas gu ibrcm ger9uli9cu unO ibrcr
3ufriceCubcit bcitrd9t.
Das @aifbau6 1T lcbr 9rrdumig, NIB tas
;u 9ch0rt aud, Gin neutrality-suspicious. iNcf mc
rorrcffthc St0uun9, iprbci inmer lcrQfils
tt8c Staufncdtc acgcnwirtil Icin wcrcen.
OHnfbdr fllr ttohCr 9cncecnc Runofd)aft,
hcft er ourd, bitIi9r uuo pilnftIitr 9reics
nunQ lcutcn 9Inthcil rcr untcrltueun9 ecS
pntIlfum5 81 crhaltcu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
Maps ! Maps ! Maps
2oubFurtruA

Gin SOrtrcfflidcs enforcement 3aItcns II.
,anocrc Ganofartcn, bon ccn @crciriatcu
Staaten. penuiyIpauien, Shic, Snoiaun, Il.
Iiucis, Wihi9an rno 1erns, it icctcu sr.
batter fpcrccn, uno miro biftl9 ob9clasen an
Sem Suhitohr ocr
@nth Jtuhc unb 2)oun9.
9lHcmduu 5umi 4.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
OruCfcr- 2(rbett.

9Iuc 2lrtcn Crufcrs9rtrit miro IN oicfc,
crndrrC, 81 ecn allcrnicoriNtcu prcilcm, uue
auf bic furjcftc 2Ir;cl9r Ucrridtct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
Charles g. SDloGep

ubrma6er in Der Stobt 9lllentaun
III Der Samiltpn Straee, ;miIdcn @rai9's
SocteI nno Der Sriebensbcte Drudcrei.
Wadt finen Sreunben uno cinem 9eebr'
ten Spublifum ilterbaupt Die 9ln,si9e, bae CT
fccbcn bon Der EeuDcrf uno philadelphia aus
rid 9efebrt it, nit einem ercsen 9lIcrtss
mcnt neuer Baareu, beitebcno aus
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02

Der tlntcrScifnete bilt bcifinti3 eiSe
8crratb ocn 6 unb 81 Sctap piancS, |
Wcba9cnp uno ReienheI; @etdufeu, pm
auSacscidnetem Con uno BON Der beifeu 9I|
belt auf Sodno. Gbrnfalls bat or ate 9id
ncs, alte uuc ucue 8iclincn, 8cgen, G'uitarI
Stalicnifde SicIin mb 8icIinccllo SaiteI
Sin9erbcarcs, II. (. 10. auf oano; pcld,d
allies CT an nicbriSen prciien ia prrfdnfd
9cicnurn it.
q. S.-SicIiucn 1t. {. 10. tpereeu fcr9fd
Zig reparirt.
e5cfept s. Wiiflcn
go. $50, Idrft Strase untcrhalb Der IOtc
Gcro Scite, philadelphia.
2Ipril 80. Il
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02

in Der 9iebs Strasc, ;ipi'
ihcn Der 3ten uno 4ten, III
philadelphia beScscu hat.
Die NIirtbid,aft it fur 9ieb
lcnrc, fir fcld,e Die auf @cs
iiNdftcm nnhi hcr &fnnf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
SSilliamt GcffclSt

SelIcr : S6lln6en Serfcrti9cr.
Gr9rcift ciclc Gcieqenbcit bad putliflr
III tcndd,rid,ti9cn caf or nod, immcr al
Nanc halt mo anf Scitcaun9cn perfcrtisc|
ollie 9(rtcn Scuer Shldllfc, Gjar|
ten SdlInhG gcHGr StrdpS
fit Otlihlen uno Wtalbtz
nen Seucr elmer,
u. (. rs,
lpsId,c slrtifcl or an ben biai9itcn 9,rrilcn ~
Scrfdnf anbirtet oeer pcrfertiGct. Ssi
2lrtifcI tperocn bon ben beifen 9Irbeitcr mn
Iclncr c;9enrn sIufldt osrfcrti9ct. @an
cresire
9Siliam Gffelct
go. lS0 StcrS 13tc Srase, pbilabeIphid
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
g : ct bicr!

GIn 9llte 8ele9enGclt fur jnn9e Syrd'
cnSilnmer.
10 bic 20 Mdod,cn BON Is bis III
:fnhrcn, fpcroen lc9lcit bon bcm llntcrIhI
brnrn III Wannpunf ungcfdbr 6 Mcilcn d
Ger Stntt pblaccIphia pcrlau9t. Oielc
bdbcn III Der SaumwclIcu Wdnufafhr
9Saerr St!lbIcn Su arbcitcn uno f6unen
bon 2 bis 3 Ibalcr bic gScd,c oerbicncn.
O1s g8eten fam in . bic 8 8cdsu 9clc
mcrecn.
p" u. .. - Man tcliebe ffd, in
SuhItobr ccs Zelda patricts ~ mclecn,
no olle meltcr pcrlan9te 9luSfunft ocac
wcrccn fam. 90
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
Sera6 al19enpmmell Orpbe 9lnreallna

Scr Ssrn S5prf Stpbr eescu Die Ssct!
llnere 899e mieoer auga Q9oblfler al5 enaS fit Go@t
pber 2anbs Yrpbuft
infer SO ab fprutb Der g dmtihr:
"&lctncr SSrpfit tpcnn baar bc;oblt iuirS."
Oas ssaar Gelr- rnp 9orppuften Sp(fem
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
: acOb Nctcrs

8oitmtrtb in YbIIabclpbth
Gr9rcift Sicie 9eIr9enbcit benz publfum
Die 9njci9c ju MAIDEN, oaB CT
Sa5 9SeiBe S6ipan Soptel,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-02
SCbiptnbtltC6ti9e Gelct!
Ghcn1plon'6 GompounO GorzGDru(

Ghrmplon'5 COMPOUND GorzSDrup,
Cber Die Sur fir tc9innente 9IusSebrnn9,
dbrOuiGd,e GIuBe im Saupte, &cbt9cid,wuGft,
&ngbrnfli9fcit, 8IutIprien, unb olle ouccre
&raufbeitcn Der Gthem Sr9aue. 0ieie gu.
bercitnn0, meld)c nun 70 pieI i'm @cbraud,
il, hat ibreS Gleiden nidt, ais ein aus
futrlife6 Rittcl, in cen Graufbetten fir wels
the &c aumcnbbar ii. Cereu bclcnoere 3l.
i1mmcuIrpnug icbt &c in ben Staub, onf cis
lie an9rnebme lGei1e ouf Die frdufen Srods
ne Su ,uutcn, iGc befiuftt9et Die 9ietSun9, ltiat
ben 0nitcu, brth9t ctncn 9elnten guswurf
bcrUor, uuo bcfreit rdhrr eic Qun9e uno 4ufts
r6bren pcn Der tlurciui9feit, meIdjc pbnebem
bic Rrdnfhcit uerfd,lmmcru uno cine pcn.
ftinbt9e 9HsSebrun9 nod i'd, Stcben mIBtc.
3u 6fentIidcn 9ieoucr it bicie Wcci,in
inIddBbdr, illefm fc bic Gtmmc flor uno
ttarf madt nno aleu- Gcrbcrcitun9cn fir
eun9cns nnb Hufr6brcn Rranfbcten prrs
hcu9t.
9lo0 fcrnere 3elHSniBe-bcrcn ei9enc
QSCrfe tc1cn C6 an beu TQo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
sreAus,,Ip yIpcINIA


Considerable curiosity has been excited here By the no.
nee o the Steamship vinssiA. which copied from tho
Washington Uncn, and this vessel has now arrived IN
our port the public have opportunity OF examining the
principle upon which she !. propelled This vessel the
INT In which the vertical submerged whsels have been
tried. and IL regarded entirely experiment. that
the Virginia built for sailing vessel IN case
1t failed. The hull Of the Virginia was built BY Mr. VIM.
H. Brown, Of New York. and q specimen Of Naval Ar
chiecture, and for sodiy strength aud beauty OF hpish,
excecd by any vessel that has been port
She l52 feet in length - feet BEAM feet hold. with
spacious between decks o "a feet and has four mass 81
mar the Great Britain her model is pronounced
perfect. The Virginia made IN. passage from New York
to Hampton Roads o. hours The only desdeatun, we
understand the Of boiler the present one being too
small to make sufficient for her engines this can
easily be remeded, and small expense. With good
head Of steam she has made 10 miles per hour The great
advantage NJ this s that in rough weather al
sea. her sails be used without eiectng the revolutions
OF the wheels which be done the odisshioned
steamers, with outside wheels. The experiment with the
Virginia having satisfied the parties New York who
built her, ii the OF the principle they contemplate
building large aud powerful ship for Havre Packet
We hope shall have opportunity OF witnessing the
operation Vt these wheels before the Virginia leaves, as
understand she will probably go the South on her Ie
turn TO New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
JOS. X. IRVING. ESQ.

We have been kindly supplied with the CORES.
pondenee OF this gentleman and the Wings of
Amherst, and proceed TO supply an accidental
emission by its publication now.
The spirit breathing through Mr.. Irving letter,
s. not only what it ought to be-, but that which we
believe anlmates the almost unanimous Wing par.
~, not merely of Virginia, but of the Union
Defeated, but not Observation-Disclosures for the
time by the prostitution OF their Just expectations
but surmounting morc and more each day, the
craven feeling Of dependency, and the enervation
AZ disappontInent-chedted they know by the
frauds fthe ballot box, not openly and honoura.
bly, yanqushed by the will of the true People
THE WINGS viii appear again IN me GeId, in
ist1, and ls4s, with collected energies and TN.
yielding resolution: Give them fair field and
clear sky--Protect them against fraud, and unholy
combinations, and they were in 4, are now, and
VIII be IN ls4s, clear majority Of the legitimate.
" voting American People We do not believe
that any reasoning man ooubis that they vere in
tslt, majority ofthe whole voting (faIrly) Am.
sriean People. The Administration Of Mr. Polk
be In fact an usurpation--a Successful inicrpoa.
lion" upon tho sovereign voice. No matter: Let
us hope II may act well and chcerrully support it,
where Il does well. Three years are but a speck
iR national time; But let us, however II may be
necessary a, present a. remain passive, never
abandon ouf Wing principles no never not e.
,her because s'mpIy they are ours, and are called
wing but because they have their deep founda
tons In truth, and are durable ~ time. Either
they mus, prevail or our country must become the
Prey Of a fsrocious MobocrNcy and wild anarchy,
aud nerf after that the domain Of Il mosier who
will ride u with whip and spur
For one, We thank Mr. Irving lor throwing into
the rather aagnanl Wing mind, this timely and
sfirrinE appeal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
NJ. Rfni. +. Ruler.

This gentleman protesssd to he, what Bishop
Burnett lays was true Of Cardinal Leighton, "a
Saint from his youth upl" He let no occasion
slip of addressing word IN season, pious
se,hortation, TO less gifted sinners than himself;
and il was his wont to interlard his political
speeches, and his rotten Bank correspondence.
. even the very letters in which he demand
ing help 10 deude and deiraud the Public, with sly
quotations from "invincible Paul." and sad lamen-
taiions that there a his residence OF San
dy Hill, no STATED, regular preaching" of the
Gospel! We hope the reader will not laugh at
this picture He ought not, him :
He ought rather Ia weep at the enormous preva.
ience Of Humbug in the world, so plainly evlnced
IN the of this gentleman man OF talents
b. too, who had duped Others until he actually sue.
eeeded nj length in dipping himself into the belief
that he acting AZ 10 Use the Gospel
= /" SAVIOR of life unto life ~
Mr.. Butler was Mr.. Van Burens Attorney Gle.
neral-born in the town of kinderhook-
and studied law land for what we know, Humbug
gerry teo] in his office.
:. fhe astute and energetic correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercmy-a correspondent, let us tell
. him, much dreaded by his oppone nts-hus writes:
Agsin Mt. Benz amin r. Butler the present U. S. Dis
ci Attorney for the Southern District Of the State New
York and sgner OF the circular in opposition
nsIaon, while he protesting be favorable tue
don OF Dir. Polk, and most TASTED and confidential irend
u Mr.. Van Buren,, has n very large number letters
this book. These letters shew thbI while Mr.. Butler
Aprofessing christian, and writing IN his letters that the
y hing requisite make him perfectly happy, hr
stated preaching Of the gospel" which OF
lie unto life or sol death unto DEATH" he carrying
on, peHecting and forwarding system OF dece-indeed
itmsy be called s~nding-as President o rotten bank;
and that he pursuing the pub
lie that the bank safe, writing Jesse Hoyt
opinion Of the young PATRON Switch he had doubt
would be favorable because he had behind his coun-
and drank wine with him for or hours" and to cir.
eulste that opinion in New York, where would doubtless
Ias current ard this when he knew that the bank
sotsen end trying all Of schemes paying
out small coin, &c. to prevent complete stoppage. And
yet the official editor tells there is nothing these let
en calculated TO affect any serious the moral
character OF Mr.. Hoyts correspondents"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
From the New orleans rieayun., sept IS.
Ten DAYS LATER From TEXAS.

The pilot boat l.. n. Hitchcock, Des deruer, master
this port yesterday from Galveston and have
dates by her to the l7h inst from Galveston Our pre-
papers from that city down the 9th instant,
brought by Hope Hawes which lett there the 7h.
The Natonal Register published Washington. states
that the President ct Texas has authorized Col Clark l..
Owen, of Jackson county. raise thousand by
voluntary enrolment be mustered the United States
service under Geo. Taylor Maj Hays, with his command,
is also cooperate with Gen. Taylor Active
have been taken recruit the number OF required
The Civilian OF the 18th mentions that Galveston
EMO, uninterrupted good health. and that lar
extend the country healthy any
gion OF the world. The editor hear OF sickness IN
any direction.
Prince ut Spms. died by stroke oi the IN Calves
the 10th. IL il said he the only whish has
occurred galveston this season.
The Hon. J. Is. Miller, of Furt Bend, has consented
bee candidate Tor Governor VI The State VI TeSps
The National Register says that Col. Albert Horton
is spoken Of for Lieutenant Governor vi the State Of
Texas.
The Register ,nfrms the Indian information which
gave Friday .ast. The Camanchrs divided among
themselves, forming the and parties The
party now SAID Ia be IN the ascendant ana manifest Their
fidelity ways. They all expected
general councto be held owaccano Creek al Post
y =, the 18th The chief Santa Anna ex-
pecied he present and unite with the others in
of amiy with The late expedition under the Chief
Buffalo Hump, against the MeScsns !, said 10 have been
crowned with They returned from beyond the Rio
Giande loaded with soos The other tribes the Re-
gser progressing the agricultural and beginning
To enjoy the blessings Of civilization.
DR.. AShbel Smith attract. good deal OF attention from
the press of Texas His long eer copied at length, but
ELECTS the unayorable the doctors pur-
pose 1t singular fact that OF in this part
the county, and large portion OF the Texans, do not be
eye in the sincerity OF Ashbel Smiths assertion that he
and Is in favor OF the Annexation Of Texas We have
for such this subject might read
iy Gull from the papers before US.
The following the names Ui the members elect to
he Tenth Texan Congress:-Archbad Mcneil for the
county of Montgomery; DR.. L. McAnelly for Hrris; Gen
w. ;. Fisher for Gslyest1n; J. r. Hudson Tor Favse
VI. Williamson for Washington; and >. w. Perkins and
w d Z. Gaines for Brsz1ria.
The schooner Boston, Capt WIN. l.. Hurd, left Calves
for Port Lnyacea the h inst and the night
the 18th fell among the breakers the end OF the
land about miles from Velasco. aud become tpia
wreck. She ei2htcd principally with lumber belong
ing Maj West Ut L1vacea, Of which. understand
drlIed ashore. Tue vessel belonged Capt flu.d
The passengers were all saved.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
N. YORK MARKET. Sept 800, P. N.

sales OF Cotton ioOu bales. frices stH.
Flour Is rather heavy; the Price OF Geneses Of good
brands is 81 621 and this does all sell which arrives
though parcels bring Mixed brands Of Michi
gan e'd as low 81 50; In Southern 9 ,ur
A sale made lew days ago of 5000 bbs. Genesee
h,ur. from 81 5e. Tor shipment England aud
IL is now going on board.
No corn me. ha. arrived vet the market entirely
bare parcel Of $500 bu good Va wheat sold price
between % snd IS Tho ds,crs offer IS rye
and sy bought small parcel though the large agents
ssk al No offered. Barley Offered but buy
oer les than 50 cts, which tho last sale made
Canal oats al ct.
Some very tat No. I Mackore in the Market which
worth Sl3,a5sS0. The whole Nackerel trade is in
confusion. The inspections have ceased tx the ial
The quotations are. No. l. SllsSl $50; No y, Sc Is
10; No 2, SiaS6.SO. Dry Goldfish. 81. 56s62.
whiskey, e4c in bbls.
In pork 1000 bbl. mess, half old half new. sold Si3
Is all round. 300 bbls mess at 1888.
Coffee Is quiet Sugar, nothing special to-day.
No sales OF whale oil or bone.
Sterling bills 81 il0, prem; francs 5,23i.
p. s. Evening-There Is nothing report
Horn Cow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
"a ~
8G&zl@I
Mr.. MCKENZIE (AUTHoR OF THE MCKENZIE
49,. PAMPHLET) TO Mr.. RlTCHIE.
kipAY MORNING. oCroBER y

A.. PAMPHLET) TO MR.. RlTCHlE.
We give a place to this address by request, for
othsrwise, we should have overlooked the address
kself
Upon lis contents we shall no, offer word
lst the reader Judge Of them for himself: But
4 will mot be inappropriate to remark, with
what an IN grace denunciations Of Mckenzie's
conduct came from the man who perhaps was as
deeply stepped in sin Of the same dye, as any man
in America The revelation Of what occurred
over glass Of wine with VIM. c. Rives, soon al.
Ger his return from France-the East Room Let.
sers, containing tissue ofthe most monstrous and
malicious falsehoods and Inventions which, after
they were discovered and admitted TO be SUCH
were never atoned for, except by the insulting
pisce Of levity that ship which had set her course
Cor France might Unexpectedly find herself on the
coast Of Norway-the demand last year for Mr..
Gays Pirate letter to Mr.. Blair, demand clam
orous reiterated, persevering, aud ultimately sue
oessfal--all these facts and many, many others of
n like character-show that the Editor OF the
.Jnion" should have been the last man TO turn
up his nose at Mackenzie, and affect chaste
horror and virtuous shuddering at the unauthorized
publication Of private correspondence.
or Mckenzie's conduct We not, and do not
mean to become, the upologsts; we dlsapProve it
utterly: Bot We hold that there is no incompati-
bility between that disapprobstion and availing
ourselves Tor the public good. of the result of his la
bors: And we hold moreover, that they who af.
feet more rectitude than this are mere prudes, who
attach mere consequence to the reputation of chas
tity, than to the preservation of chastity nseif.-
Such a temper is extremely common in this
world.
II the correspondence got into possession by
Mckenzie, improperly, and unauthorrzcdIy pub.
lished was spurious; that would make Its republi-
cation, il tho fact wus known, disreputabe
its publications. but nothing ofthe kind is pretend
cd; the letters are admitted ON all hands TO be
genuine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
BOSTON MARKET.

Monday Afternoon, Sept. %.
Cotton The market semuins without change, and but
small sales. Provisons-Sae- Of 100 bbls Clear Pork
el53. MOS snd some small lots at SIS. cash; Prime
Sitilli; Noss Beef Sl0al0i Hams SAC; so kegs Lard,
Sac. Flour-There j. lair demand for Genesee at 81
sl Alosanaris. old, SI5Oas6aA Corn-S.les Of yellow
Hat at 5Ta5ec; white 55a56, Oas 37a35c. Sug,r-Sae.
To the trade Of Havana brown "a 9te Moasses-Saes
Of Cieniueg,~, common 37c; Remedies Csc. Hides
1000 New Orleans. green sal,ed at SIC, mos-Atiss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
MARYLAND ELECTION.

The mail OF yesterday brought Maryland reiHs;
We shall hear much today probably dee-vcly from 50
small State We have confidence the election ct
MIR Kennedy for Congress in Baltimore bat shrrwd
pe,On State large and respects both the
State House Delegates the II. OF r. Of the u. :.
that the WAiss have been slightly defeated. Not that
they had the the necessary Hs-Ses but that
there and must be, political paralysis IN the
party defeated Presidential election, and because they
eaarsi at such time. make those superior numbers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
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