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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
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oct NCr0 QSbeitbaQ @lpalleric.
CaS fcf9efcBte sIppirl Gierid,t fur bic
"5icro 9Shcttbdll SooalIcrie" fol- qebalten
wcrben auf SdnirigS Den l5ten Tcremter,
sSptldbcn een Shneen ron 10 llbr 8crmits
!tdQs uno llbr HahmittI66, am Sooule bon
@li Sudcf i'll 9toro Whctb0u 9auuidip,
pcpcu DcliQuentsn Sbnft iu nebmeu bellies
ben NIB iid, einfinoeu f6nueu, nenn iIc rS fur
nctbM crahtcn. 9Iud fell ;u aleider 3eit
uno Srt bic iihrlihc Rchulug Der @cmpdg.
ME at9cihlpecu prrceu.
Sbonla5 9ia6, Capt.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
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gtcpember IL.

0)ttllerstlun Sarallerilfen!
@5 wiro hiercurd, Die glndridt erthcilt,
cns auf ben 22tcn 9icpember, I'M lltr
gtadhnittu8S, AM SoauIe Don 8 &C 0 3 & il
{ der, in SrerIer6taun oas 2Ippeal' @eridt
fir bcla9te @cmpaantc fir perilcscneS Sahr
gehaIten wcrocu lou. Delinquenten lclIten
bicpcu Sbad3t nebmcn. 9Iuf Scfebl ces Sa'
pitaius
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9tcpcmbcr IL. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
SOTO Sd,drftlileen!

Samitdss ben 22lfcn 9lcpember, fpqsu am
Joaule pCn Seremia SroreR, III
SloslEbeithdll #5rHgm ssssf
$50 III @clo nno $50 III Glitter,
duf 100 2Dirb nit Siiseln uuo 55 Sdritt nit
Sdlrot berausgeid,ceen wrroen, pesu dae
SdarhhusCu siu9elaoeu lIue, beicucers abrr
Die Racuu9ie &ducueu Sd,iieen, Ole Riint'
biucr, Sber,WIfcrber uno Ioro 08beiibai'
Ter, psnu iIe cic SdndbCl 9cpsBt baben rpOl'
len bon ben Ha sfsBs tase
ns Siio 9Sbcithaler S6nfen.
9cneinber 10. '8nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
q. lmp Z. E. 6ofntQlt

Vauhcl; SolnSlcr 1T 9lllcntIulI,
Grgrsifcn cicIc &jctc9cntcit cns pubIifum
mo ihrc Sreuuoc ius bcioucere ;u bcnatrid'
ti9Cu, oaB Ie al cem ndmlithcn Srt pc frns
her oicIc6 Grftdft pou NrtfmaH unb Wca:
pcr bctriebcn Wuroe, mo ;,par Qcroce otcrs
hdlb SIo9cnbud,'s Gioittauic, ouf Der n6rrlis
dcn Scite Der jNdmiItrn Srn6c, cieicn S1au'
bcl heQcnuen hntcu nlpc ite jcccreit eth
pcIItduciarS G6rrtcmcnt Srsucr uuo Sau'
hpt; duf SNdno hdItcu wrrecn. Ghr icB9cr
Grrrdlh bcltrht inter 0nrCrm aus folgcnosm
9llIe 9lrtcu Meijs II. @.ltpeiu ScorrS,
Noplar So1rr5 pou ! 3ctl uuo l
3cll 9ife, SCIntltn96, Noplar II.
ale anccre 2lrten Wllnfen, Yalfcn
mo SpMrcn bon jeSer 9lrt 21tteu,
SIttd)cu, Nfcifcn, S6tnpe(n, 2ets
tcrtlumc. uno llberh1lrpt ale 9lrtis
fcl fllr Gle al cincm SaubclS SoUf
an9efra9t ntrH.
sic werecn id, bricuccrs trmitcn inner
pcm beifen nno ldl0ntrn Strff ~ fIufcn,
uuo bamit ihreu Stctt rr9iu;t haIteu. mo
periprcden ocniclteu iehr rprhlfeil ab,uirtcn,
rpcocn lid, cercniQe lcbit hbcrScu9cn fam,
cCr bel linen anrufr.
SIR allbcrcitS qcnr1enc Suurihafs itattcn
Ne ihren Guuocn uu0ehcudeltcn Cdnf db,
NIB bitten I'M cine Tprtoduer Dc; @'ewracus
belt ocs Dublifnm6, nrltc ilc I'D, eurd, bitlis
sc preilc uno CUTE aIrtifeI 81 prreiencn iuhcn
ncreen.
y. unb g. 6. S0oTnl1n,
9lacntaun, Top. ) n03Ws
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
OefentltCbe 25enpu.
Sctcbcr 30.

Coll ouf 6ffentlifcr Genou perfduft ncrs
Den ouf Samitd9S ben l5ten yiouember, I'M
I llbr Tadmittngs, am JHaule pom @ltaS
Diebl in WiIIerstaurL Vcda Sduutp:
Gin Strt6 g1np,
9eIc0cn in Sbcr Wilforb 5aunfhip, Qedo
@auntp, al Der Strase welde bon WiIIerS'
tauu mad, Der Samptou Suruace fllhrt, ito'
ecuo al eano pon @ccrqe WiIIcr, SbarIeS
G9ucr uuo sInoern, enthaltcuo 2 slfer. Sin
'neucS SrdmbauS unc SrdmitalI it earauf
erridltct.
@s it baS Gigsntbum Iestbiu ocn Deter
Wcrs.
Die Scbinsun9cn AM gcrfaufstase unO
gpfwartung BON ....
Sarrtion WGlIer,
sIfi9nie pcH peter O9ers.
Sctpter 30. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
Ginc ftGdebare Saueret

auf Cfentltber Seneu Sl Uerfaufeil.
CcunrrliasS cen 2Ofsu 9fcrember, nm
llhr Ead,mittd9s, foil ailf benz Waee islbit,
in Toro gSheitbal 3ounid,ip, Sed,a Sauntp,
ctfentIih pcrfanft iperccn !: ...... 49,.
Cine 9rpec nno ld,detarc SaltereL
aclcqeu wie rcrbeiaat, III 9fcro' Wheitbda
Jouulfip, eefa @auntD 9ran,eno an Sdn'
Der bon SoeurD Sd,aao, Daoto @terbaro, D,
Sreinio, @hriliian Wsdper, eauo ees cerltcrs
tenen 9Dcter 9iutb uno anoern ; entbalteno
l56 9Ider, mehr coer penger, 'pcocr 10 9It'
fer POM beiten Soc!;laro in Ger @e9eno llne,
I2 older ccrlrrfflidsr Sdy,pamm, Eno Der
Heit gutes SauIauo in elnens hchen eultur'
3ultanee it. Die 8srbr6crungen fno .
%xA Gin 9rpBes tfctnerne6 9SChns
EH:IAs taus, eiu feinerneS Gehnse
sssgg hauS, bette nit Sdiefsr Gdher
Gin ltrlnerncs Sprin9haus, cine 9rcee Sdrns
or, tbeils Stein uno tbeiIs Srdnl, nit etucm
angebduten @cbduee, ncrin cine pfroefroft
errid,tct it, en 9rcser Srdmifaa nno Sdcp,
ciu Slcdtau uno anocrc ncthwrnei1e anBcni
gcbiuce. GS beftnoct fit, cin nicfeblenner
Srunncn nit pprtrcfflidem 9Sd6er nabes Bet
Der S1austhurc, tple alldl cine nlfFeHlenpe
WascrquelIe uuo Strcm ndhe rcm Soulc.
SIS it rtcnfauS auf Gem eonce Gin hinrridlcns
ocr StoIftrinbrud, nit Srrei aroecn &alftfrn
ndbc cabci crrihtct. @benfalIs eiu gutter
8aumqorten nit 9utem Sbit tefthcrt fId auf
Dem @i9cntbum.
Cic ea9c cbiaer Saucrci 1T nn9encbm nuc
iehr bequcm, uuc fam I'M @,uniru coer
in Stud den pcrfauft perScn, tple cS Rauf'
luiii0cu am ftiflihiten icn mag.
qBe9cu Dem Jtdhcrh erfruoi9c man lld
tci eem lluteridbricbenen, rpobnhaft III auen'
tauu, 2cd,a @auntp.
Die 8eringm9en ant Scrtauf5ta9c unS
2lufwartnng ocn
. Samue( q. Sribge8,
sIiiISuie ocu SoIcpb &. SI9sr.
Sctcber 90, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
Der 9Oo(fre(ter.
9tcpcmber IL.

Ter llnterscid,ncte weId,er bic 3cituu9cu
burd, Sbcr Sauccud triat, aibt bierourh
Jfdfrid,t, one AM lltcn cicIrs Wcuats wies
Der ctn r'abr prit9eIp uerfulIsn mar, uuo ca6
or all bcia9tem Gage ras pritreitcu duf9e9e'
ben hat slIe oirjcni9en oahcr, rpcId,c nuh
icWcM pom 8ori9cn ais prm rrit Terfcfcncn
i'm !Riidltauo fro, wcrcsu eril,dt, caecIbe
cnhpsoer all ihu ccrr al Die padhalter, uuo
;war rbnr 3ritperlut. cinsubduoi9cn.
9foleS Subefcr.
JiopcmbCr l2. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
Scratic Srerler,
flriehrirll GieanlllnH

TIit9nicS pou nuntrr uno MilIcr.
q. q. - Die cuc9mrut @rcotcrrn bon
Suntsr mo lR Ter fno crGuht iGd
an benz Gcrfaufsta9c eiusufiuccn.
Sctcter 90. nqlm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
9la C0 7 / DIT

nro hermit 9cnebcr, ras Samuel War,
2Iliguie bon 9Dctcr 0dufcl, bon Licoer'Ha'
cuu0ie Taunld,p, ieinc Irdluung pcn osE
8cQ;iebuu9 feincS BcrtranerS iii Der prctbc'
rctar'S 9Imt6ifube III eeha @aunty ciuostra'
gen bar, uno oaB beIa9ts 9iehuun9 Der @curt
U,u Common plies, am liteu Gag December,
UNI 10 llhr Scrmittdqs, ,ur Seifitiauu9 ccrs
gclr9t mcrtcu miro, fails fejue @iuwcnonus
gen ca9c9cn 9emadt merocn
S1ntel WrrB, Droth.
October 30. nlb@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
Cine icbdbtarc 8te6eret,

oeleqcn nit eem 3u9ebcr
III Sber ; Wiilforo 3auus
fd,ip, 0cd,a @auntp, unb 1T
betauut unter ccm 9famcn
"Samplcu Surndce."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
9lc.as8, !.
anfgef benerssf
Batlen9eriehts 9srfanf.

Su Straft uuo ,ufpfge eiuee Ysffhl6 auS
bem Wailsugerid,t BON ecda @aunip, Ioaeu
auf Ccuusrifo9s Den 20iisn Ropember, uu,
uhr Rad1mitta9s, om 6aufs poa 8eorae
lBetberhclp. III esr Staet sIHentaurL
Ii @runes Notten
auf 6fenuifer 8snbu perfauft per6en ass
Ie9eR in Der Stact sllentauu, in pcrbeIagtem
Sannfp, ndmIid, Ro. |, Is, 20, 43, 81, II,
uub 10, arduSeuo morbid, an bic eiberip
Iit an cine 6fentite alllep uno norbIidb an
cine tfcufIife Nllep; enthalteuo, sine iees,
in eer Srcnt al beidetcr eibertp Straee 60
uHo in Der Iirfc 23O Sue.
go, 2, I6, 30, A, 50, y2 uub Sd, srdn;.
eno fuolid, an bic @orbOn Straee, 0iflid ait
bic 3il9hman @traee, norelid an eiRe ef'
entIife SllIep uno inblid, on cine SffentIide
9IGcY entbalteuo, cine icee, il 6ront an be-
iaqter @crocn Straset jeoe, so unb IN Der
2iefc $50 Sue. y.mt raa.rs,s mss
@ lei 6 { all s-sas Nngetheilte
#..' W# aN Srittbei( tff 70 aHFa
- Gtnes 9llterl ffeinericn WDbne
Iiii:aMa hau(es Aue 0otte, va 1af
&sssss &sssssz dslegcn in DER S,amitfcn StroEe iua
bcluaer Staet; ardnisuo n6relid, an bsfag.
tc 6lmiItcu Sraee I; ofiIid an cine Cote
pcu SUna6 6unE, inoIid, an eiue 6frntlidbe
sillep uno mritIid, all einc ecltc Der SraE
acirer cnthaltenb III 6rrut = uno III bee
Iiefe = Sue.
SO 1T Elm 3bcil hc8 hintertaeencn Iieeens
brn 8crmtgens ceS perifcrbcueu Cr. s. s..
% artilL lcBrbin pcn bcfagtsr Staot uno
@0untp. t."@t i'ltt4
Gie grSiuauusru am gertaufStuae uno
SIufpartung uon ..,... .-..-.a-s. N.Y. 81
m @klrles G. Wartin OrSn,,r,a
9iih. .. Gberbarr, 5 w va
Eurd ole Court,
OBJ. SO. Setfrih9c Gdreiber.
Hpoemter l2, uq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19

oidte Wrrccco Sthubc fir Sraucn;immer,
uuo iibrrbaupt ale slrten Sdubc nuo Site,
.fcl, bic perlan9t perocn, wsld,e rr enfcblcs'
CT it pcblfciIcr ais ie ;upcr su usrfuufen.
Sbi0c SIrtifcl wercrn ale inter icinrr ci,
.acnen SIufiId,t, bon auten gIrbciter pcrfrrti9t,
nno er fanu oahcr fur bercn @ute bilrgsu
sIlIe cbi9e 2IrtifcI weroeu aud, ;u iracuo ci'
ner 3eit auf rtc tlrSrte 2IuScigc, id6n NIB
baucrhaft perfertiat.
@r 1T cdnfbar fur genrscuc Runeitaft, II.
filhlt uer1hcrt bas feline bilIi9c preiic uno
sntc SIrbeitcn, ibm cieielbe crtpeiteru wirp.
saeraurer s. Glifteu.
Ji55srtter .; nq3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19

lluter;eid,uctc beuddlrid,s
tt9cu ibre Srcunoe uuo eas
publifum nberhaupt, oae fe
iccbcu pcu philaeclphia SlI'
rid gefebrt Gno nit ben ncus
mcol9iteu Spdtjobr Scus
ueut6 allcr perlanateu 9irtcu,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19

Tcpember I2.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-19
SaW9an9 IS.
yScstc Glitter.

III cem Wohubnulc ee6 llhrmadcrS @ircr9e
Stcin. i'll scr bintcru Stubc, III Der
cdmiltcu Straee, eiui9e Shilreu
.. unterhalb 8drber's @lltultpbr.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
OPmh0wsAs, la
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 9, ls4s.
WING MEETING.

al meeting Of Tie W~higyvoters of the Parish q
81. LANDRY win be holden in Opelousas, on SA-
TURpAX, the 12fh of July merit, for the pur-
nose d aaiominating candidates for the Legisla-
ture. and oeher officers, to serve under the new
constitution, ia the event Of its adoption BY the
people. Likewise, to appoint Delegatesto the
State Convention, that is TO he holden for the
purpose DC nominating Wing candidates for Gov
sernor and Lieutenant Governor. In order that
the entire parish may be fully represented at
this meeting, Ii IL recommended e the members
oftho Wing party throughout the Parish, tosbold
meetings II heir seUerdl Folice jury Wards, and
appoint DEIEeAras 70 the general meeting 70
be holden here on the 18th July for the purposes
above stated. 1t il hoped and expected that
ever whig will do his duty, and that no Police
Jury Ward viii be LEFT 1hrepresented.
0peIausaa, June ~, IsAG.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

The following is from an Irish paper (the Dub
In Freeman.) 1t takes a different view and ar.
rives at different conclusions, from the journals
acress the channel, in relation to the ability of
England, to annihilate this republic, in the
event ofa war between the two nations.
The reeeding of England from the position
she has taken about Texas is deeply significant,
and history may hereafter use it to mark the
point at which the flood Of her fortane began to
ebb. America is no ordinary power. Her
greatest strength can be put forth upon Eng
lands own ocean domain. A quarter ola CEN
fury ago, when England was supposed capable
Of annihilating the little marine of America by
a single stroke of her fin, and the relative dimen-
slons OF their navies justified the supposition; the
younger nation seized the knife between her
teeth, dashed to meet her enemy on her enc.
mySs own element, and many a spouting vein of
the monster of the seas crimsoned the deep on
which they struggled.
America is better grown now. Her CONNER.
cal navy covers every sea-, and in its qualities
leaves all rivalry far behind. Great as have
neen her advances in population and in wealth,
her progress in commerce has outstridden even
these. The maratime strength of nations is no
longer measured by counting their ships ofwar,
but bysonnding the depths Of that source whence
the military marine is to be supplied-the com.
mercial nayies. England is mightier at sea
than France, not because that for every 100
tons of Louis Phillippe's royal navy, Victoria's
navy numbers 40; or whatever else NAV be
the proportion of tho excess, but because the
commercial tonnage of France being but 5OG,-
000, that ofEngland amounts TO 5000, 600. By
the same standard the maritime strength Of
England and that of the United States NAV be
compared, and they stand thus-England has
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has already 100000 |
ms IS the relative position not Of countries,
whose distance has not long maintained a sta.
tionary proportion, hut ofcountries, the second.
placed Of whom is gaining upon the first by
strides almost Incredible. Fifteen years per.
haps-twenty years certainly-will reverse
their position in the race.
England will not go to war with America On
accounto OF Texas, nor on account ofOregon& and
scarcely on account of anything else that the
New World contains.
England will be especially cautious Of GOING
to war with America, or dashing herself against
the compact constitutions other States. when she
recoliects that America is a country wit whom
foreign nations are ambitious TO become united.
while she herself is a country from whose merei.
less gripe kindled nations struggle to be relea
England? keep cool-dont 60 to war. Be.
content 10 shew your adherence of slavery ~
robbing your people oftwo annual millions al
home, to put them in the pockets ofihe e~x.slaye.
drivers ofthe West Indies. Donot exhibit yoIIr
phliantrophy by dashing your brittle empire
against the iron.clamped federation of Ameri.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

IMPORTANT RUMoR,--The New Orleans Cou.
rier ofthe oath u!t. says There was a rumor
in town this morning, which we think worthy of
belief, that the Government has ordered all the
troops on the Sabine to advance upon the Rio
Grande, TO repel the menaced eruption Of the
Mexicans upon the territory of Texas.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

THE CRops.-An insect hitherto unknown to
our Planters, has made its appearance on some
ofthe plantations ofBayou Robert, doing consi-
derable injury 70 the young plants. 1t has attack
ed Unfortunately, COTTON, ecorn and sugar,
and completely destroys Ehe plant, giving it the
appearance ola bruisepr eed. So far as we
can learn, this new d~estspyer confines its des-
%tructive visits to a few plag %ations, in that respect,
at least, being preferable to the caterpillar,
which is no respecter of persons or estates.-
Alexandria Democrat. a $780,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

CoNvIcTIoN OF CAPT. FLowERY.-The tri-
al of Peter Flowcry, captain Of the. schooner
Spiyfre, for being engaged in the slave trade,
before the US. District Court of Massachu-
sets, was brought to a close on the Nth ult.,
when, after a charge from Judge s%prague, the
jury returned . verdict Of ''guilty," with q re-
commentator TO mercy.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

The Nashville Union, Mr.. Folks home organ,
has comesont equiyocally for protection. Speak
ing of the manufacture of iron, the editor says
that, if it should be found that undera mere rev
enue duty, this important branch Of industry
could not be sustained so as TO yield reasonable
profits, 1t mcnld furnish a fair case of discrimi.
nation. Soshe goes for the protection of iron
interest, even if weshaye to discriminate for it.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

The trial of Geo. O'Blennis, for the murder
of Frank Coombs, we are informed by an extra.
of the Southern Tribune, on the 9th inst, was
proceeded with at Pointe Coupee, on the Tues
day previous, and attended bya large number
OF spectators, among whom was the prison
er. 1t resulted in a m~is-trial, and O'Blennis
was remanded 10 Jail to await the action ofthe
next term of the court.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
THE FOURTH OF L
INnrprNnANcr NV

Tomorrow, sixty-nine years agone, the deed
was contaminated that caused the nations ofthe
earth to wonder; the world to shake TO its very
centre crowned heads to tremble; and poten-
~tatelhsto fear The day for which loud rnouthed
cannon now speak with joy, was then, in solemn
and rightfuI debate, devoted to a work that is no
less the praise than the4ipar Of kings. The act
then consummated at iladelphia, i the full be-
lief ofits future triumph, in profound dictation Of
its Justice, and almost in sight of the death-deal,
ing Instruments of our opposers, is celebrated
with Joy, and those Instruments now used as the
proclaimers ofvictory over oppression, and speak
aloud the anniversary of n Nations Birth, and
a place for weary Liberty to restl Now we can
worship under our own vine and fig-tree, and
there shall be none to make US afraid. And
whilst we are thus permitted to be glad, let us
renew on the altar Of freedom, our firm attach
ment to those principles that were then vouch,
aafed 10 US. Whilst reading the glorious instru.
mont Of our Independence (which we insert be.
Iowl may our thoughts revert back to the ssdays
thattried mems souls, and our prayers ascend
tolhe Almighty Ruler Of Nations, for the great
benefits We now ENJOY, And let Us swear again
and again on the Altar of our Freedom that iot
one fair stripe OF one bright star.of our Banner.
shall be form OF shattered, but that, uaited and
hrrn, We viii pursue our onward aud upward
course, knowing nought but our Country cause
and her Honor and Glory
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
d ID

E-fhe East India Dye isa compound that
never Injuries the Hair-on the contrary, beauti.
ties It, and speedily changes red or gray hair.to
lark auburn or black, according as Il is applied.
\ must readily be admitted that red hair is not 8
mark ofbeauty, and all may as well have black
by merely using this Dye. Many ladies and
gentlemen in this city use the Dye regularly.
and nave used i for years past. and no person
could possibly perceive but what lheirhair was
na.nral: Gentlemen having red WHISPERS should
no1 iet 4 single day pass before they procure a
oottie Of this Dye, which will change them 10
natural Jet black withoutthe least Inconvenience
or discoloration of the skin.
oold IN Opelousas by DIR. HAWKINS.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
Bayou CHIcor, JUNE 2srg, 1e45.


Pursuant to a previous notice, the Wings Of
the 10Th Police Iary Ward, having assembled
at the store Of Mr.. William Akenhead, on mo-
zion otDr. Tatman, EZEKIEL MIXER, sen.. was
called tothe Chair, and John 7. Murdoch APP
pointed Secretary. The object of the meet
ing being explained, the following named per
sons were appointed as delegates from this
Ward to the Parish Convention to be holden at
Opelousas, on Saturday, the 18th july:
Ezekiel Mixer, Sen. c. D.. Tatman,
J.B. Isabelle, r. p. Ferguson,
John L. Heath, X. J. Anderson,
Francis Cuilom, John Montgomery,
Isaac Griffith, William Akenhead,
John A. Glaze. William Bundick,
NJ. G. Singleton, John F. Murdoch.
ReSoleed, That we the Wings ofthis Ward,
fully coincide with the previous notice, to hold
meetings in the different Police JuryWards, and
concur in the mode of nominating our various
candidates.
Resolued, That no eIertions on our part will
be wanting to promote union ofthe Wing Party,
throughout tho Parish.
Resolped, That we will lay aside local and
personal considerations, and give our united
support to the nominees of the Convention.
Resolued, That on no condition will we make
or accept of any compromise with the Locos,
as they have always proved faithless-conse-
qaently unworthy ofous political confidence.
ResolUed, That these proceedings be published
in English and French in the st. Landry Wing.
EZEKIEL MIXER. Sen, President.
john P MURDOCH, Secretary.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

The celebration in New Orleans on the
occasion Of Gen. Jackson's death, was held in
NE night. Bishop Blanc having refused the
Church, the Committee were forced to the meas
urs. 10 avoid the heat.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
2 r SALE.

WILL bcssoid at public auction, to the last aua
Y highest bidder, by the undersigned Parish Judp
in and for the parish Of st. Landry,
On Monday, the 9TH day of July
next, 1845,
AT the residence of EvARIsTE GurLLoRY, 1. m. c., ths
residue of the property belonging to the estate of
CATHERINE yICTOIRE DONATE, f. W. c., latss
Of sad Parish, deceased. consisting Of
Eleven hundred head Of yacherie hor-
ned Cattle; about two hundred head
of unhroken Horses and Mares
twenty-five yacherie Horses; and
ninety or | hundred head OF Beeyes;
70 be sold in a single lot.
TEHiis AND CoNpTrIoss-One-hal of the aurchase
money payable on the first day of April next, 1886 md
the other halt payable on the first day of April ensuiag
s47i--purchasers giving aPproved'p personal security
All sums not punctnaliy paid at maturity. to bear eight
per cent interest until fnalygettlea
A. GARRIGUESs Parish Jadgss
june 5th. 1S45@ts
MA @H Na me
PARENTS DESTROYS of having their children vac
~ cinated, may call on DR.. PLATE.
Opelousas, may %, 1915
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Subscribers within thirty miles Of Opelou-
sas, viii notice, that from the 1st inst, their pa.
Pers go BY mail free Of postage.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

GrThe Sally Miller case, wherein ]. r. Nil.
lsr claimed The said woman 70 be his slave, has
been decided IN the Supreme Court, in the city,
in favor ofshe freedom of the woman. Miller
has brought suit in another Court for damages.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

01-We understand that the Bridge at Wash
ington was sold e J. Morgan, Esq, on Saturday
last, for @2,340-to be completed BY the last Of
sMarchsuext. Ho
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

DR.. Truman stillman, ofsarsaparilla %notorie-
ty, was arranged before Recorder Genois on
Thursday last, for violently assaulting his wife
in Charities street, thereby breaking the peace.
DR.. you should change your name, after this
nor a still man.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

THE CRops.-We have heard it stated by
many of our largest planters, that the cotton crop
of this parish is the most promising one known
for a number of years. The corn was never so
promising.-Poiate Coupee Tribune.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

04-Those il want Of medicines, &C., are re.
ferTed % the advertisement Of Il. Bastardin ano.
ther column,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

T~oLERABLY WARM.-Last Friday and Satur-
day. the thermometer ranged at 80, and on Sun
day about 4 o'clocks il got up TO %, il Che shade.
That was 80 warm il could stand II no longer.
Anda gust was the consequence. Monday we
had d fine shower, and the weather is now con-
genial.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

OSWe have received the first number of a
new paper, publishedb BY The '.Brook Farm Pha-
lanx,' : In New York, called the "Har6iager, de.
voted - social and political progress Fouri-
erism y its maip feature; and it is well gotten
haS Gs aEs @<M KS -9-ng .d# Ns AA "A
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

OThc Opera Troupe which are now in our
Villages are preparing to give course oftwelve
Representations. We understand the first will
shortly be brought out.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

GENERAL SENrMANAr.-lhe Waterwitch,
arrived at this port yesterday brought from To:
basco the remains ofthe unfortunate Gen. Sent
manat, who. twill be recollccted, was the lead
er ofthe ILL., advised and fool hardy expedition,
which left here several months ago, with the in
tention of revolutionizing that department Of
Mexico, and who was taken prisoner and exc
cuted by the Mexicans, they committing some
horrid indignities on his l~ifeless corpse, which
was dreadfllly mntilated. We learn from last
evenings Courier, that the remains will be in
tered to morrow afternoon. at 4 o'clock, the
procession to start from the residence of Ma. Ma
rigny, in the Third Municipality -Iropic, 2ls'
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