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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
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niro hicrcurd, 9e9cbeu bas Die Direttcren
ees 9lrmenbauies pcer Nauies Der SeItdfs
ti9un9 uno llntcrholtung Ger sIrnien bes
@auuties eed,a, auf Connerita9s ben liten
Wai, 3rpi(dcn ben Stunoen bon 10 llhr 8crs
mittags uuo llbr gtad,mitta9s, am @affs
haule BON @ecr9e Wetberhcl b,
in Der Staot 9leutann, 8cr1hld9e fir fcls
9enee 9lrbeitcn uuo 2iefcruu9en Sur @rrid)'
tun9 ces 9lrmcnbaules anSunebmen 9eSen'
fen:
Sir Sellers9ll69r Oirc rber
Guthe - Stetnbretbcn fit Ole Seller
mauer, %. Steiumauer 81 MAIDEN,
-Yafiteine 81 ltefern per Sauieno
-Sano su ltefern per 9aoun9-gaf<
ifeine 81 le9en per Sauleno-Dldfern
per 9)1rp orer Nutbe-Shretners9lrz
beit uno S6tefer gum Sefen.
Die Dirsftcren werceu innerbalb biefer
3eit cineu ptau, mad, nelhem bas SoauS ere
ridNtst wcroen fol-, eutwcrfen, ipelten Die
Sd,reiner uno bicjeni9en bic Die Sdiefer su
Iieferu 9eocnfen, auf Samifa9s ben 26ifen
9Ipril, etenfaGs am cau1e bon Gjeor9e @e'
therbclc, in slllcntaun, einisben fonnen.
81; s; ST. 5: $;'$ $;s;;! $s;;;i;'''' }a''''''''".
9Ipril l6. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
81 Il C[l 7 tdl t

mirc hermit bcm publifum uno alIen intsrefs
fIrtcn perlcncn ilberbaupt ertheiIt, eas Der
llnterscthnete Die @crbcrei III Sieecrspille,
9tcro Wheitbaa 1aunlhip, eeta @auntD,
rpclhe frllberbin bon ihm unb SNerrn B e.
b er in @eIenfd)aft tstrieben wuree, unb pcn
pcld,er CT icincn slntbeil uadber an Scrrn
SO ber pcrfaufte, pom melhcm bic @es
fd,dftc cine 3eitlan9 auf allciui9e Gefuuna
fcrtqclrbt ,puroen, iammt benz 3uacb6r ucblt
Siidncr, am 7ten 9Ipril lS45, tpieber fduHid,
an I'D, 9cbraft bat, uno eas er 9eead,te @es
ftdfte flinfti9bin auf irine alleini9c Hcd,nun9
fcrtSulcscn 9c1cnnen 1T. 9llle oicjeui9cu oas
her Die ned, III Den Bidder ees Soerrn g8 cs
Der, 70 ne i'll ben Builder Der pcrberioen
Sirma id,uiecn, pcrecn ernilIid criud,t cbne
3citpcrluit bci Gem lntcrjcid,nctcn ielbit an
,urufcu uno ihre Hliditdnce atSutro9cu. -
llno eiejen9en Die nod, Sorcern9en in Ban.
cen, Setcu, roer auf fonitiae sIrt an bic Sirs
ma pcn qB be- uno g IN M c hobcn,
werben 9Isihfaus aufscfrrbert ciefeIte inncr'
bolb l8cden einSubrin9en, eamit Gid)tiqs
felt 9emadlt pereen fam.
SCnatban Scnlmc(.
9Ipril Is, lS45. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16

brief oater re6tmdeis i'm ,geHse, Der jtsi9su
Stcdtalter tit.
@s III abcr fir bic @eltesebnn9 aGlcin si
unteriud,en, ab Die @enaIten, iuriidgchalten
ben Sreibrtsf aufSuheben cher gu Wioerrufer,
in b!eler Sddc acbraudlt iperccn iclltcn
Dieft 9eipolt fam allein in 9Inpcneun9 9es
bratt peroen, mann ss bic Wcinun9 Der
@e1esgebuua III, eaf Der Treibricf fur bic
Siraer eeS Staats tia t,theili9 fcin fonnte.
Disfe Weinuns iclte, mad, Der 9lnfld,t @u'
rer COMMITTEE, auf cine ioldle 9Dciie aus9e'
iibt tperoen, bamit ben @orpcratcrS fctn
Jtad,thel 9eIhete.
gBdrs es uidt unseret,t 9c9en bic Stcts
batter gebaneelt, ipefd,c i'll tncn 9cntraft
nit Vericnen bic autbcrilIrt fparcn oen1eIbcu
su MAIDEN, ein9epilIigt uuo ibr @clo beSablt
babrn-pcIde fur einen 3eitraum bon Otcs
natsn ibre GSeftdfte eiuffel!ten uno alien
Scfeblen weId,e man ibnen porie9te 9ebor'
fam leltetcn - wcldIe einaciuilIiqt baben ilh
pcrionlicb perbinolid,, fur ale Serantmcrt'
Iitbfriteu Der teia9teu Suitituticu su MAIDEN,
- limb Icutcn mir cann, aus Der uriad)e els
niger Mieperifdnoniee ;wiihcn Der Corpora
ticn uuc ben Burger ecs Saunties Fcd,I,
mcld,e, wahr it eS, aus Wan9el all Sicecrs
felt ecs preGcenteu jcner Sanf cntlpruu9cn
lInc, bicieu Sreibricf weerrufcn, uno ms
barurd, cas WerfSeu9 Der llntcrcrilfun9
maden2
Cure Committee 1T Der Weiluu9, bas
@ruuoidBe 70 un9c,rohnIif III Der pcnnipl'
paniIhen @eieB9ebun9, penis 9ld,tun9, pie
lie es perpienen, bon @urcn l,dncen erbaltsn
lcllten.
Sc it mr @cred,tsfcit 9e9en bic Burger
bon eeda @a.intp, 81 iascn, eae Denn ale
5batIdf,cn, ipeld,e Der Committee Upr9ele9t
wuroen, ben Sihffeller pcr9cSei9t wcrcen
rudren, mir iibcr,cust fllhIcn, caB bieIcIbe
feline llnterilld,una begshrt hdtten.
Die committee id,Id9t Dor, fur ben @nos
,tpcd caB lid, bic aIufre9un9 in Qed,a CAN'T
~ wieber le9en m69e, uno cae nicmanb Elm
llnred,t su9efu9t pcree, oae bic Stcdbalter
Der befa9tsn Sauf, bic @rlaubnie baben fcl'
len, ibre location mad, benz Stdoid,en
lRdud, @bunf, in Carbon @auutD, Su orrs
lrgen--ca Die Burger ess 5efaaen SrtS nit
pieer Ginmuthiatcit fur cine 8erIeguug mad,
jenem Srt 9ebeten babeu.
9lpril l6. nolm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
0eIeQt(bafts 9luH6tllr9.
Qpril 16.

Die felt eini9en Sabren her unttr Der SIR
MA BON g. @ II b, uno Comp beifanoene
Drudsr@elealdaft in Der Sfaot aacntaun,
it am l2teu sIpril nit aaerieitiger @inmilIi9'
un9 aufgelOst porben. sIae biejeni9en bd'
her wed,c nod an beia9te Sirn,a Idulot9
Gno, wcroen gebeteu in Der Druderet bes
patrcts anSurufen, alIwo bic 8iher perbleb
ben perecn, uno abSubcSablen. - Gin js'
Der tpiro einIebsn bae oeier Sd,ritt unums
9dnslih nctbwencts 1T, banrit bic 9fed,nun'
gen Der alten Sirma 9efd,loeen percen f6s'
men. Diejcni9en bic nod Scrberun9en AT
beIa9te Sirma babcu, f6nnsn cieIelbe aud, al
9emcIcetem Srt cinrcihen.
9ieuben @utt,
eSolcpb OounG
Sanuel OfcDer,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
Sld6rt td) {
april l6.

rpirb hierourf 9e9eben baB cer llntcrScidne'
te ais SIeminiiirator pcn Der Sointerlaecn'
ftaft beS oeritcrbcnen q B "a III Dornep,
lsetbin pcu Glib Wbetbaa Saunihtp, ee'
d,a SauntY an9cfcat wcrocn 1T. 9lae Dies
jrn9en caber, welde nod an bela9te Solnter'
lascnid,aft ttulci9 fInc, iei es duf tpelde
9Irt Cd wclle, perbeu bicrcurd aufsefcroert
inncrbalb gBcd,en bel Dem llnterSetdneten
auurufen uno ab;ubeSablen-llne ale oleje'
ni9cn Die nod rcd,tmdege Scrccrun9en ha'
ben fno ebenfalIs erIudt ibre Hshnun9en
innerbalb belaster 3eit pcblbeifdtiSt eiuSu'
tinci9en.
Salpmon Sornep.
9lpril 16. na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16

an 9lcam Seip We9meifer 2 90
an 9. Stunt, Staetnrten 95 6j
an @err9e Stcin fir eiuen
Corporations Sieael 8 so
" at Deter 3ollncr fir Slrbeit
auf Srasen 2 SO
an Ssmnsl Burger, llnfo'
fen 2l3
" @ec. 8etberbolb auf Red.
nun9, ols 9Irmenpfeeer 100 90
" an N. 9utb II. 60 fir Dru'
den ,c. 8 81
at sIbam Sutns fir Seuer'
plu9s ausSubefern Is so
" an petcr SelIer Sdmieb'
9Irbeit 6 IS
" Wm. Srci fir eineu Seucr'
eeitersBa9eu 80 90
all Scbn Htuncmad,cr, 9Bc9s
meifcr auf 9lednun9 fir 1914 25 90
" all @aiper Setter, lBr9mei'
fer fir lS43 179 81
an @aIper Setter, Weifmeis
fcr auf Gehnun9 fur 1914 25 90
" Sutercfsn auf auIeibsn fiie
1913 uno 1874 696 so
" AT Sohn s. 9fube, Shre'
bcr @ebnhren fur lS43 25 90
Stact 9tcteu cinsewehIelt 49, 49
on Schn s. Rube, Sbreb
Der @cbibren fir 1914 so 90
" Tcrtbampton Sanfnctcn anf
Cano 80 90
an s. 2ube, Staetratb fur
1874 81 benahrifti9en 2 90
an George Stein S6aemei'
fer @ebuhren SO 3S
Slani in Der Sdabtammer 40 I6
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
llcberiTcbt Der NEGrrte.

9 aa me n.-Sfleeiaame brtn9t % Is
bis 80 81 unc Slad,slaameu 81 80.
Slauerunb We bl.-Slauer brin9t "a 25
bis "a 81. 9ic9aenmebl S3 25 uno BeIid,'
fornmebl 50 1S bis 50 20
@etraice. - WaiSen brin0t 95 bic
96 @ts; 9Bclld,fcrn 40 Gents uuo Ho9geu
brin9t 6s Sents /; Safer oertaufte an %
@ents.
8ieh MART. - 0as Embert pfnnb
Hinbsheiid, brin9t 4 25 bis IS so Jshhs
init 6dlbcr brad,ten Sl5 bic S25. Sd,fpst'
nefleiid) brtnat S4 90 bis "a SO.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
OefentliCbe 2Senpm.

SamRass Den sten Wlai nm 10 llbr 8cr.
mitta9s fclen ain Sanie bes peritcrbcHcH
9lb a M HprncD, in Glib Wheitbau
5aunId,ip, 9sta @auntp, fclsenbe slrtiteI auf
6fentIid)er 8encu pertauft weroen, ildmlid
Orci Sitc, eilie 9iaGe cine Quantitdt
@runobscrcn, cine S,aus ubr init Gnfen,
3 Better, . Erabr, 2 Glide, StnhIe, eine
alte guItlcr 8iteI, nn9efdbr 60 2ldros Gar.
cine lIIbrrne Sadsllbr, Q Spie9el, ein YRca'
Sb 3ntsr nnS % stauner % @ Barrel T siiS' S'Rr; NM
lcnft nod, manderlei 9Irtifsl su tpeitlduftis iu
meIoen.
lie Setiusun9en am 9erfaufstase uub
aufndrtiii9 reR
SalDmpR SorneD, Gbm'or.
spril I6. nG3ns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
Sic Oci6Gfte.

Die Drudcr'8c 8clhdfte merben in 3ufunft
bon Neuben 9uth, slusuifus {. 9tuhe unc
Soicpb Dcuna, untcr Der Sirma BON @utb,
&ube uno Ycun9, am altcn Stanc in Der
joamiltcn Sraee fortsefeBt alIipc es linen
Sreuoe uerurfaden niro, red,t oiele &unoen
gu bewillfommen, benen Ge bltIis une pilnfp
lit absuwarten bcreit lein irerben.
Heuten @uth,
9lu9. 8. 8ube,
Sciepb Yonn9.
april Is. *4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16

gbhum Gd tr @esnhst hren Sruncen pulum
mdcu, oaB
gum Srasn nteab
bcbeu aHwc an 8efeamgu
&ulDG Snulbult5 9lalie5 Garrsal5 Sues, 9cfapaYS No.
H. f. 10, nit unb pble elernc 9eobl.
Se baten tutc W prefte Subnurt u ber Die st6n
auSbeGru9en bill
isfcn prelen prioro.
aencHene bcn phntde
fhdts
Sic nS ndn ben aacrnres0eu pen fir Saa Seo rfaufen
&cf nno Stlter.
Qprl1 nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
Srtepensrtebter 2lmtsltubt

llnterscidneter madt benz pubIfum be-
FAINT, baB er ieine slmtsilube in SaIsburg,
gesenIber Slein'S Wirtbsbaue, 9c9cHwdrti9
pcn Sames 8lefucr bewUbnt, uno nabe al
Der fenen Zelda Bride prrie9t hat, aIIwo
er, nit 9lusnabme Der Gage no fId, bic @ann'
ty @ommisioners uerlammeln, jcoerseit 9c'
9enndrti9 lein piro, um 9efd,dfte Su tbun.
~ 9lu6 bient CT alS Scnou slusrnfer.
9lbrabam s9ie9enfn6.
gIpril Is. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
S2OS4 50
9(rmcn 9iccbnum0.

Gtnnab mem:
Silani III Der SdIasfammer sS 90
Gar empfanacn bon @ID s. Sd9er
fur IS43 al a.
pom Stare @rbman fir l842 23 81
bon Samrel Soorn fLr 1874 1854 Ia
Tcrtbampton Saufnoten auf Joano 307 SO
Sbulci9 curd bic Stact an Die
sIrmenpaeger 469 ii
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-16
Necbnnn9 BON
0eo. Stetu, Sl6aemctI Ifer

bon Der Staot 9lllcntalin.
sIbselhlceen ben lltsn sIprii, l845.
@tuna bmen:
SilanS in Der S6asfammer am 8.
9pr:l 1874 s37 7S
Saar empfan9eu bon Gam. ocrn
Gar Solicitor fur 1874 939 O4
bon s. s. Heubaro, Wlartt'
SdIrelber 63 90
pon Gly 8. Sdssr Gar BON
e ISi3 -..a 30, a.. G7 90
Staetncten eingenommen ID 90
eeicsus fur AusfelunSen 5 90
9lnleibe fir Elm Sabr 900 90
" RCrtbamptcn Saninctsn duf
iSano 80 90
s2Os4 80
9luS9aben:
Baar ts,obIt Scle SamueIs fur
sIbme6uugen 50 rs
at Spbn 9. @ibons sIn'
waIos @ebnhren % so
an Slumer uno Sulh fur
Elm 2a9ebud so
an e. Rube nm ben Staet'
ratb Su bcnahrtdttgen i 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

DEATHS.

Died, al Poplar Vale, on Wednesday the Both
nlr., Of Chronic Inflammation Of The Lungs, Cary
r., third son OF John y. and Anna Jane Shields,
aged 70 months and days.
Died, Of pulmonary consumption, al The resi-
dence Of WIN. Davis. Jr., in Lynchturs, on lhe
morning OF The 10Th inst, WILLIAM 4. LYNCH, N
the 2iith year Of his age. Endowed wish an am
PIE fortune, and possessed Of qualities which
illed him for lis enjoyment, hn, few men have
commenced lie viii brighter pfospects OF earthly
happiness. Besides these blessings, The deceased
enlov.d the good will and confidence oil all who
knew him. Life was therefore 10 bin a blessing,
which he ought 10 have priced, and which he
did prize. For anticipating an attack OF The dis
ease which, long before, had consigned his father
and several other relatives 10 the grave, while ret
Dor he embarked oH board whaling ship bound
10 the Indian Ocean, in which he enlis:ed as an
ordinary seaman, and labored for many months
in the hone Of eradcaling The fearful disease
which mad made such sad havoc among his kin
dred. And ALERT had fastened upon his vilal>
another sea voyage was made, but too late. he
Ielurne home. only that he might fall 10 sleepir
the bosom of his friends and re- atives He want
ed, and had strived hard 10 live, hul he was mol
afraid to die. The patience, meekness and re'iS
nation which marked The close OF his lie, PLAIN
~ indicated tina! he enjoyed peace with his own own
conscience, and peace with his Maker. on'
young friend is no more! Long will his memory
be cherished by host OF friends, and ~ ncn'
more ar3enty imam him who pays 10 II thi'
humble tribute
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
THE CAPTURED oHIoANs.

The Cincinnati press speak with great warmth
Of The capture ot,he three citizens OF Ohio, oppo-
site Palker.hurg, who were detected i'll aiding The
escape ofslavcs from Virginia. The Cincinna-
Ii Herald processes 10 give report OF their Trial
OH The 18th, as prepared from the written state
mepts Of magistrate Of Ohio, who attended all
the proceedings. According 10 lhal paper, Tie
evidence offered was substantially this:
.Six citizens OF Virginia, on an intmatioh
thai certain slaves would attempt TO escape on the
9th July, crossed The Ohio river on that day, aier
dark, and secreed lhemrrlves in The bushes near
the bank OF The river, close by road running
along Inc bank, and read leading back into Tie
country.
"Al,er few hours, some six or seven men
passed dos n The road; and soon, canoe, COM
ing from The Virginia shore, passed below The
men in ambush, who Immediately rose and fol
lowed it down till it landed. Here they saw
crowd OF people upon whom they Immediately
rushed They met part oilhe wav IN the bank,
% or 80 feet from the waters edge The three pri-
soncrs whom they Immediately seized One OF
these proirssed his innocence, and offered 10
prove his character il they would conduct him
before an Ohio Justice Of the Peace hard BY.
"The three men were forcibly taken on board
boat b. the capors, and conveyed 10 Parhers-
burg, Va, where they weIe committed TO prison
b. magistrate. i was also in evidence, that
two Of The prisoners were seen going up the bank
with bundles or bags belonging 10 the slayss con-
tents not known.
"The called Court remardca~t them 10 prison
for trial before the SupeIioPCour, Of Virginia, 10
sit in and for The county OF Wood on The 18th
day Of September next, and The motion OF their
counsel thsttbey might be tailed, was refused y
cTke whole trial seemed 10 Turn upon The qncs-
ton ofiurisdiclicn. The counsel for The prison
crs argued tina, the jurisdiction Of Virginia ea-
tended no further than 'o,r-rater marx on lhe op-
posite shore, and that, as the prisoners were ar
rested a, some distance from the water, they
should go free. The counsel for The Stale OF Vir-
GINA, on the contrary, claimed jurisdiction up 10
lichrcateT marx on the Ohio shore. Prcccdenls
were cited by both sides. The called Conrl
seemed 10 be convinced that The jurisdiction was
sufficiently extensive 10 embrace the case and re-
manded the prisoners to Jail, for final Trial in
September. We are getting rather rusty in The
law-but i. strikes US that jurisdiction is deter.
m;rcd BY The ordinary water mark, or medium
between high and low. IT, then according 10
our rough Interpretation, the twenty-five or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
FRUITS OF ANNEXATION.

Our readers will sustain us in the position,
tina: tho Enquirer has advocated the Annexation
OF Texas upon national grounds. We watched
The movements Of The Northern fanatics on this
question. We heard il clearly announced on The
floor Of Congress, tina, all opposition 10 its pro-
sress was based On anti.slayery grounds; no one
therefore, coul; doubt that il the measure of an
nexation failed in Congress, it would be virtually
triumph OF abolition over the domestic institu
lions Of The South, signal lha, all Southern in
iercs,s must Tow 10 The dark spirit of Northern
fanaticism. Grca, cause was there, then, for Joy,
when the join, resolutions were carried through
They came, with healing on their wings, 10 an
nounce TO the South, tina, her rights were We, saf
in the hands OF The conieleracy-,ha The peoples
representatives were vel willing 10 respect the
guarantees OF the Constitution and that the linksof
our blessed Union were strengthened and brighten
ed As safeguard for the South against domestic
foes, and asa barrier against The inireues and pha-
risaical philanthropy (D Of foreign nations, VIC
hailed the admission Of Texas among the States
Of the Uaioa, The dIs' du.y Of The soulh was to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
vtpcINIa INSTITUTION

The sixth session Of the Virginia institution lor
The education Of the Deaf and Dumb and OF The
Blind closed on Thursday last. The following
isa lis, Of the Graduates in The Deaf Mute De-
rartmeni:
Silas Long, Henry county.
Mary Ann Bailey, Albemarle.
Arthur T Bailey, do
TT. Brishtwell, Prince Edward
Marshall Butcher, Lewis
Mary Jane Gris, Montgomery.
John Burgis, Mercer.
Jane Roads, Page.
Emily r. Franklin, Kanawha
Ages s. B. franklin, do.
r VIM. F. Gresham King and Queen.
lanes Kcrns, Frederick.
These were all State Pupils, and as The
law, in order 10 secure fair participation in the
benefits of the Institution 10 every portion Of the
Commonwealth, requires the selection oil the Pu-
pills who are supported hy the Stale 10 he made
equally from the Senatorial Districts, 50 Ear as
there naY be applications, We have been request
cd BY Que ofihe Visitors 10 publish lIst oil The
Districts which a. yet Lave had no Pupils IN tie
Deal MIME DEPARTMENT. These Districts are as
follows. From such as are marked with IN
asterisk RI no APPLICATIONS are on HE.
- Bedford and Franklin.
=: Spousylvania, Caroline and Essex.
-. Isle Of Wight, Prince George, Soulhamp
ton, Surrv and Sussex.
40 Mecklentnrg and Halifax.
Ill Buckingham, Campbell and Cumberland
.l2 Accomack, Norfolk Elizabeth City, York
Warwick and city Of W williamsburg
+Is Cupeper, Madison, Orange, RaPpahan
mock and Green.
Is. Tazewcil, Wythe, Grayson, snylhe ah'
Carroll.
,o0 c,,f4ord Ring 9aoTse WesliTufeiaLi
Richmond Lancaster and Northumberland.
.22 Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire
81 Washington, Russell, Scott and Lee.
.oo5. Norfolk, Nsnsemond, Princess Anne anc
Norfolk Borough.
.26. Brunswick, Dinw;tldie and Greensvile.
90. Allegheny, Bath, Pocahonias. Bo!etouT, anc
Roanoke.
In The Blind Department, all The Pupils re-
main except two, who have not been under re-
gular course 81 Instruction in The Institution, be
ing over age-lStaantes Spectator. JHTe3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
r1oarpA-yrRcINIA V. VIRGINIA.

A friend has received a letter from Florida
which announces that III. Darlington Capell'
Esq, formerly Of This city, and son Of J"aSc " u
liam Fl. Cabel, has been selected as The !" mig
candidate tor Congress, in place Of Mr.. Levy re-
signed and that William II. Brockenofonsn,
Esp, iulne,!y he University OF Virginia mas
been put upon ihc lui, Tor The same oilIce as me
Democratic candidate. They are both worthy
sons oil Virginia, and, whom may be elected, VIII
do honor 10 hi, native State. We think there can
be no doubt OF the election Of Mr.. Brochsnbrourh,
Of whose high standing iii Florida we have al
ready given such high leslimonials-But We viii
say 10 friend Cabe that, if H1is IS 10 &c elect
ed rom Florida, we hope he may be the man
We shall have Democrats enough 10 spare III me
ncyl Congress, hul we cannot Afford TO see Demo-
cratic Florida send 4 Wing as her f'a member
Of Congress 10 Washington. The election, we
think, will take place in September.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
ESSEX COUNTY.

The people Of Essex County irrespective Of
parry, will hold a meeting in Tappahannock al
their August Court, TO take such steps a mag he
deemed necessary 10 reflect their views IN refer
cree 10 The question Of Stale Convention. As
this j. becoming the all absorbing question IN
Virginia, We hope the whole people VIII attend,
compare views and manifest their opinion on The
subject. SEVERAL ClIlLENS.
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Mrs. SARAH E. DAVIS As yd' - =.
IfI nonresident OF Virginia, ycd W.. I'd
hereby AXE notice, that shall al he Hou,' :
Sc Walker in the county Of BuchinsL"A' =: /.
Alb Of August next, 1915, between ne ~, ,s.
o'clock in The morning and & uclots u - 4.
ing of that day, proceed 10 take he dtpeii", n
Nancy Wa!ker and others, TO bs le.-
dence in a certain meter in cohl!O'1cs, cnr,
depending before The Circuit Superior pS.ri
Law and Chancery lor the coan.y ., sej
ham aforesaid, wherein am piaInl!a 90 i.
are defendant, when ana where you laa! :,
il you think proper And IL, lionl , Ia jsr
said dispositions shall not be taken Oh We. ~
having been begun, shall nc, be COM cop,,l
day, the taking Of the same VIII r. 80 :.
from day 70 day, between The same i'oa. .a, : j.
day, and al The same place, unl!I 'he &C..
be completed and finished. loII, nASl;
June 20-cwsw PElEh :. =
!, IL persons having claims asai,n.i .a ,et.
n Of Col. Augustine Claibo'ne, ae'S Thfre
please p.esen, them for payment, he
many claims in my hands, iouna I'm On inclins
pcrs Of Col. Claiborne, which, J a iIsc,ion; Ii
think, were placed with him FOR CO.., willpl,
fore, all having his receipts as auo'"
p,esenl them and gettheir clalI,l,,c py[LLE
Executor Of A. CiarU :, /
Apply 10 John R, chamblis' J ni,Cas -eSi
| Hicks.ord, Va,
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,hiuy fee, from lie waters edge was wi'hm
The common or average waier-maTG' ne P''so",
ers are liable 10 the laws Of Firsln'a-a'''
re rcysa. We can easily ioresce, li"' Lldn!
subtle distinctions and delicate points VIII Nc
raised, invclvir:; some oihc srave>l CohS''"'''"'
al points. The trial will he i;ioS' '''.'sS'' e,
one, sol only in lie variety Of questions 'ha' WIN
he discussed bu as bearing mo-, v''ai'f upon ''''
,o,n,r relations between Ohio and Virginia
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nE prRIIrAlInN

We have 10 congratulate the medical public
on the appearance OF ihe Lonlon La,icci, Ie-pub-
lished in the cily OF New York by Burgess, Srin-
ger & Co.
M l., vol. II is no. before ", and alter care.
i'll examination, we ale satisfied thai no medical
periodical is conducted with more spirit, and very
few with anoh ability.
The first article IS a lecture ~ Operative Sur
gerry BY Liston, tone oil regular course icing
Published in this work, wtichdoes nol requiTeany
commentator 10 lie Profession.
The dissertation Of DR. Bonnet upon lhe his
tory and management o! Uterine diseases i'll he
Paris hospitals, gave US great satisfaction. We
recommend lis careful study 10 every pracliion-
or in The land, and promise them something hew
and, what is better, useful practical hints. IN a
elias: Of diseases SO common and distressing, ~
vi h US, perhaps, 50 little understood.
We hazard little in predicting a continuance
OF lha, partially Of The medical world Tor lie
Lancet, aud an increased circulation Of il, now
lhal We have il at home loI lhc moderate price d
So per annum.
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The Norfolk Herald OF Thursday announces
Tie death, al Portsmouth, on "Wednesday morning,
OF Jaa.es Fl. Langhorne in The l!st year Of his
age. Mr.. l.. formerly Represented lhat District
in Inc Virginia Senate, was prominent mem
Ger Of The Bar and an esiinable citizen.
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LATE FROM lraLY.-The New York Express
learns from private letters received in this city,
that arrests have been very numerous Of late in
the Roman States, and that / public excitement
is even greater than before AT Ravenna some
young men appeared on the piazza with Giles Of
"Ciu il Papa" clown with The Pope = when he
Chief Of lie Police having ordered the cafabi'
nier (sodier>) 10 fire upon them, The people rose
and massacrcd them all The Pope is alarmed
and has proclaimed TriLuo. This is a Roman
"pro,racled Meeting with professions, from
image 10 image, with sacrifices, &c, for the Sale
~ oflhe Church.