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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28

0IF7Thanks to Hon. Geo. P. Marsh fora copy of his
speech upon the Smithsonian Institution.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28

"Peace be with thee, 0 thou brother,
In the spirit land
Vainly look we for another
In thy place to stand:
Unto Truth and Freedom giving
All thy early powers =
Be thy virtues with the living,
And thy spirit ours"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28

" Just say so, that's ALL"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
Sipci gbcucrn ntcbcrsebrannt.

Ntit Qeiowelen tabcn mir peruommen, baB
an spri9cn Samifag TadImitto9, UNI unqc'
fibr llbr, stpet uahe beilammenftcbenbe
Sdeuern, bas Gi9enthum ben Gofuaro q.
Narqubar, GIG, bon pbilaoelpbia, uno in Der
Nlietbe bes Srn. @eor9 &dier aele9en i'll
9tcro Manteim 3annidip, etWa II Weile
iinterbaib Sd,uDtfia 0aueu, burd,Seuer ger.
it6rtnuroen. llngefdbr 80 Grnnen neu, $50
8uId,el Ser 4 E, sius quite Snautitdt
Meicr, 8cs9cn, Sofer, 1t. {. 10 netit elmer
erceen Mcn9e bon Sauern'GcrdthIhaftrn,
tpurten and, Gin 91aub Der Slammen. Ter
@erluit brs Sorn. 8dler ipirb gu $500 an9es
fhIaqen, nelder hcffentIid, bon cinem mlo'
ttdtigen publitum crieet fpereen Wirb, ba
S.r. Sdftr ili birfti9en umfdneen if. Der
Serluif ees Sorn. Tarquhar fol- ctipa 1000
6ctrdaen, uno Oh Die 9ebdueen ourd, 8erltds
erun9en ocecGt mnreu oeer nidlt, babsn mir
niht crfahreu. Die @utifehuno oes Tcucrs
iit uns ebeufattS unbefannt. Gum @lGf wurs
be eafelbe sciti9 cnteedt, lonit witrbcn 80
Stilf Vferbe welde bon Der Sd,uYifilt @a'
nal @cmpo9nie eesj9uet unb itd in ocnStdI'
len befanccn,hu ben Slammen nm9efcmmen
Ictn -preiIe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
ucbcrfTcbt Der WSGrftc.

Sda me u.-JSleelaam brinat % 75
bis 81 s7unb Sludsiaamen 81 80. lf
Sfduerunb We hl.-Slauer bringt e5 2a
bis So 31f4 Ro9aenmebl So "a uno WsIlds
fcrnmebl SO Sc bis So 50. is
@etraibe. - 8aisen brirst Oh bis
/ O5 @ts Welidfcrn75 Sts +; une Rc9sen
brin9t 7s @ents ; oafer oerfapfte an %
@euts. =. &# ~
gtcbmarft. = Das Suncsrt pfunh
RinosFefd, brip0t 100 bic 90 so; 9ahe
nit Sfdlber braHtcn is bis 26 Ebater. :
Shweiteaciid, A 50 bis So so. e
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11

. 4) SomItcu, SerfdltuugcH nab
otus;cbrnmG,-Wan fclte Fd erinnsru
cas Elm Souien aleseit Elm 3eiden 1T oa8 idl
llnrcini9feiien ia cfr 2un9e angeieBt babsn,
peId,e, ipcnn nitt balot9t beisiitat jspe lars
ten Sraane 70 reiSer, eaB cine Gntilgenns
Der emgen entileht-einR Rranfbelt be, ipie
ale rpiGeu, unfrbtbar in 9Ip6Sebrung snbisf.
QSri9bts inoianiId)e pHanSenpiaen, Gne
cine gang us.por,ii9Iide Weoiitn uur eine Dsr'
filtun9 su beIsiti9en, rtcpril ile allr Rranf'
hafte uno perpcrbene &orpcrfdfte lcic llrfa'
DIE BON Sranfhct) auf cine 70 lctd,te une
natilrihe 9!rt abfnbreh ea8 ces JRprper rpie
ourd, cinen 3auber BON alien feinen gsieen
bcfrcit miro. Bier ceer filHf bon eriagtfIt
WEanscnpilen jsocu Slbeno beim 3ubettae'
ben eingsncmmeu iperren in fur,er 3fit bic
aller bpfti9lte Berfdltun9en rpe9rdunieu uHo
,penu nat1ber asIcgeutIfh 9encmmett tper'
ben ite oas SYfem 70 ocilfcmmen bon alisu
llureiniofeiten befrsit balten, oaB SraHtbfH
in cinisct @eifalt gang nnmoslid pires g
I~N Nntrr cud) Dor 8erfdlidhnn9en Dde
1ubiifum wiro bon einepI nah9fmndfen Ars
tifel geiparnt, fpeld,er nbcrju6ert III, uHe
'Sertcsertc 5notauifd,e piIcn' ssnannt ,piro.
GPSbigc iddsbare WecJin fam uiiteje'
wisbeit au cem Sud,ltchr bon %. % Nth
uno So. in 9Iaentaltn, oeer bel ben Ageuten
Die in elmer aubsrn Spalte angejei9t lno ers
! balten iperoen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
G5acpb 8acbmaL 2of>,or
c5acDb Q1cbber. ~ -
@tne (c0aebare s5auerei

Sur6 pripat Sanbel 81 perfaufen.
Der unterseihnete bietet biereurh cnrdl
pripat oanbel gum 8erfauf an, cine
pprtreffitbe Sallerei =
ocleoen in Sber Wacun9te Gaunfhip, eeda
SauniD, an Der Srase bic bon Srcini9spIlle
nad) Ountcr'S Surndce fuhrt, uno m9efdbr
cine gReiIe bon eriferem Srt; 9rdnscno an
eanb bon Succb Saas, fen..5 Carl S6dtTsr,
uno anpere ; enthalteno so 9kfsr nebr coer
pcni9cr. tNcpon 1T ungcfdhr 8 older oolS'
lamb, unb Elm 9lfer 9SieIen uno bas llebri9e
9utes Sruhtlano, in fhidlife Sclcer 8rtbeiit,
unter guten Sen1eu itno ibrtaens in autem
Culture 3uitance. Die 8erbcdrrnn9en llno
%IA Gin 9ute5 uno beaueme6 etr>
;?;:NSs ffoft9te6 9Sobnbals,
.zss2 sksss2E Elm glcffall, Gin lteinerner Shap,
Elm Shweineifaa, ein QBeiIdfcrnhnns nno
cine @iltern am Saufr @5 brflneet lld1 aud,
Elm iuu0er SIepfel,Saum9arteu bdrauf.
Sold)e quite &elesenbeit cine SduereI u,
tdufcnyifi febr Ielten, baber miro Die 2Iuf'
mcrflamfcitpcn Gauauifigcn errpltnidlt
Die 8ebir9uneen foItcn leid)t Semadt wcr'
cen. Braen Dem Jtdberen mclee man I'D
bel benz ,mteridriebcnen Gt9eptbhmer, Der
fcIb(t oarauf tucbnt.
,a6- r1n9 Sacob SaaS, JUN.
g1cpember II, aGG 1s-aiA nqbr
1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11

Die @rweitsruns bes SduDfiD @analS it
enclid, pollenbet. DieIes 9Berf iolite lhcn
bis 9lu9uit oolIenbet iein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
Q(ufae(tlpbener 2mpoerfanf

=
SreitasS ben 20ifen Yfpucmber nm IL
llbr Witta9s fol- dnf bfm plaBe islblt ofsnt'
lid psrfauft weroen:
Cine 9erpiee Ylantafte,
aelcaen In .Sbsr Sauccna 3aupfd,ip, qfd,a
Sauntp 9rcupnS an 9ano Son Sacob Sad,'
man. Scfepb 9)cbber, Saccb g)ocosr, Sohn
SanB uno aneertl ; entha!ieup 20 slcfer mebr
ober nenger. Siepcn 1T ;rpifthen 20 uno 25
9lfcr aute6 6ci,lanb, 5 sI6cr Wefen uno
Der 9felt autes gaulane, inter 9uteu Sens
fen unb fonif i'll gutter Srrann9. = Darauf III
erridltet r. .s.
sgA Gin sutes 95lof g8ob NJ
@1iiIR bauS,
assgds cine neue ShwciSersSdeuer IMP
9tebengebduoe stuf ben, 9anoe beftuocu 1dl
eini9e Sprngen, uuo itberhaupt it bafIelbe
miti9ufem 8afer periebea. 9Ipdl behnbet
IId, allcrlei Sbit oarauf. rs,a,.. FIJI. %.
@er eas @i9eutbpm Dor bem 8erflufss
ta9e gu bsiebcn winfdlt, fam fid, bel ir8rno
eincm Der 9Iomniitratoren mclccn.
@s 1T oas binterla6cue fegenoe 8crmOs
qen eeS ueritprbenen S9enrD Eeber.
Die Seoinaun9en am gerfauf5ta9e uno
sIafpartllug BON
CSacDb Sa6man 2efn,rrs
SacDb Oopber. wy
W. Seate oas Gi9entbum an befa9tem
GAGE nidJt ucrfauft werceu, 70 foa e5 al5'
eann auf cfentlidber Senou cerlCbnt mercen.
9toprm6er IL. ,..... na3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
gRooember II,
GdltS iiitn GNfte

9tuf Dfentli6er &enDu 81 perfaufen.
Samlta9s ben 2SRsu Trprmber, I'm 10
lthr Wlitta9s, feu auf oem @tsentbum irIbit,
OfenIid psrfauft percen: s.. "
Cine 9entiic GUtte 2anH,
aeleecn in @maus; Sal,bur9 Gaurihip, 2es
d,a &auutp; entboltcno III Der Srcnte 90
Ius uno i'll Der Gtcfe $50 Sue. Die ecttc
III febr fd,sn gele9en, unc 1T ishr tpcrtbpOH.
D0rauf lit errtdliet i. ..r.
c,SssA Gin 9utc6 9erdltmt9e6 etns
So liz fT6fi9e5 QSobnbauS.
Ssss peldhcs cuff cine pauerbafte Wci'
le ccnItructirt it. Gin Gbeil Ger Stuten'
lpdnce Tno nit Wanofpapier nberic9en
Scruer:- iclIen fpt9ence bcpc9ttd,e
sIrtitcl perfouft ipercen, ildu!id, pferbe,
Bureaus, Sdrdnte, SfcbIenrfstr S,cISCfcu
Better, Jfilfen pun alien g!rteu, uno ncdl
uiclr Ssduss uno &ldrn @critbidlafteu, ~
peitldu{tig 81 nieloen. y.
~ User Sas Sous uno ole ectts ~ be-
Ieben iplnIcIt bcliebe bel cem untcrSetdlne'
ten anSulpreden. - ...
Sc it bas tiuterIascue gsrm6ocu Der Uer'
tcrbeuen 8 lien 3oot.
Die Seein9uu9en ant Berfauf6ta9e une
slgfnartGn9 oCH t..
~. @. 6. @tering Gr'Or.
Touember IL. h. noSn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11

Ncloenees 1T eiue eiitc Der grtrfe pelde
IN lester gBod,e III bem slIcutauH pcitamt
fiegtn seblieben Gno
81 Gjccrec glncrss, Sacab 8tuuf, SrlomCn
Rcrnharb, Scbn @ampbclI, Scbn @Tcrt, Sc.
|Touif, Sctu g. @Sbel, @brw. coIcpb @jrcB,
Sclcmrn @ecrgc, Giecrgc @unt Capt D.
egutb, &. s.. @cunbic, Sacrb @jei6inacr, @.
Serb, Soi SHcdcr, @crbcr, Qioia Soofert, z.
6. Socu9h, Scbn Nunster9er, Schn Soare, Q.
8celrr, SO. &. SnauR, Sohn 6. ecunoia, q8
Mcrcp, Samucl Warr, Sarab Warf5, @.
Tcunemudner Ien., 6enrp Henbarb, Scbn
9ieuhorb, fen @onoGcS GeRharS, s. paul,
@. grcbf, Sohn Sitter SoenrD 2eiharo,
Ehrs. 91idsrt, Scacmcu Sdifcrt, stbrm.
Binians, s.. Weaocr, 500. WbeeIer, eyobu
,Ncun9 (@srbcr.)
6. 81. Geubarc, Noftmclifer.
giooeulher ...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11

1-9lm lestcn Samifa9 batten bic "Sodr'
rilpn gaareen" uuIersr Staot cine parabe,
bel meldter fir elm 9olbeues Meeal geftcsen
wurce, ipeIbes Sorn. & f9bman 8uth
Der cen bslien SbuB 9etban bate, saerfant
fpcrben lit. Ft... a..a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
SSOaaotbesat Neicb0rc, ,
Stiefels une Sdubma6er in Der
StaNf 9LlIentnun. ". J.

gum @erfauf att
Da fe ale linter feb
nsr sluffdt psrfsr'
tiat sperteu, 70 febt
CT gut fur aae sir'
belt bic bel ibm uers
fertiat tpirb, nno ia
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
81 q eb ! t Cb t. m....
Sn Dem 9Gaiien9eri6t bon @iereer
@auttp. ...
Mercer Sallrfsl So.
9fcpcmber H.,

Nfcrccr SauilfD SO.
Su Der Sae,e Der oiutsrla6euid,aft bes
pcrifcrbcnrn 6 b li4 M . r s.-lRrit fur
partiticn.
Sin petcr @crs, @rbc, mad, benz @efee,
bon Sobu 98orB uno ale aneere bic babel
iutereIfrt fub.
Sbr icio bicrcurd, tcnatrid,ti9et ba8 Sa'
fclqe eines gBrit6 pcu Partition, aus Dem
Waiicnqerid,t Don Wereer SauntD, catirt
October %, 1916, nno AT mid, 9cridtet, els
nc eJuquilIttcn auf bcr @i9entbum Der Sotn'
terlaITenldaft oes oericrbeuen Scbn BCrB,
aelc9cn in Wcft SoIem, Cnun @reen) Gaun'
Id)ip, in oerbefa9tem @auntD, anf Wicnta9s,
ben l4ten December, nadlltens, unt 8 Qbr
8Crmitta95 9cbalteu pcrben fcu, fir Den
guoaned cine ridltt9e 8ertbeiIung BON be-
fa9ter Nintcrlafcnihaft bes Scbn Wcrb, Sll
uno uuter Die @rben, uadl benz @eleB, ees
beIagten @erltcrbenen III MAIDEN; rpenn oice
1eld)ehen fam ptne 8crurtheil cter 9iod,'
theil gum @an;cn ;-uno rpenn pahelbc nitlt
, cbue Iadltbeil, wie Serbcia9t orrtbellt per'
ben fam, onnu Rae qanie lie9enor 8crmo
9en nad) zen 8crIdrtften Der 9lfteu Der sll
! Iemblp su fd,dBen, waun Hno fpclclbit ibl
eud, cinftnoen fpnnt wenn ibr es fur idldItd
eradtrt.
Sobu Wicpre S6ertf
Sderif5'sImtitnbe I -
~ a..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11

Cine meme Drei ma d, | II e.
Ser "y1crtb sImerican" giebt yladrid,t
BON elmer Dreihmdid,ine, bon osren 8orsu'
gen er iebr einsenOmmen iu iein ideint. Gr
fa9t lg
"Sie nuree dneeferti9t unb patentirt burd
SeIc Sesscralo BON Teu Ycrf, cine eerfeIben
ifebt im Scf am @de Der @oats uno filnftcn
Strdse, pbiIabelpbia. Das 9feue uno @eiit'
reid,e biefer niBliden, eirfahen unO bduSlt
d,eu WalGinen miro ibr oauernber uno al'
aemeiner @ebrouh SuThern uno ibre slrbcit,
lie unter ben iddsbaritcn 9Idcrgerdtbfd,dften
ces Cages auflfeaen. Sie it 70 einserittet,
oae Die erfcroerlihe Sd,uellfraft, bon iniettS
bcr @alse, psld,es cine viel uerarDeerte unc
frafterfparcnoe @inbe Suldet. gBtr Fnb bc'
rid,tet, Sas Elm pferb NIT onlfe ;weicr Mdn>
ner uno einem 8nabeu, 100 Sulhel Weieer
nit pieler gemdhlidfeit in einemIag 6rrid,'
en- f6nnen. qSir bemerftcn nod 9rose 8crs
;iiee oisierWaIfinc ocn jebcr anecrrr in soin'
Tdlt peri6nIid,er Siherbeit uno lnbefdioi9s
ung Der Srudlt uuo Strch.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11

Ireitaes ben 20iten glpuember nm IL
llbr Witta9s fol- duf bem pIaBe fslbf 0fent'
lidl perfauft iperben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
Scrbcirotbct

glm leisten Scnntag burdb ben @trip. Sorn.
Tubbs, Serr SeurD Sea9rc ape 8,
nit WiB GliSa Q dwenf, beioe bon
bicIcr Staet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-11
6ausbdlter (ebet bier !!

Gin neneS Q3aaren(a9er foeben erbffs
net in 2l(lentalln
9ln Dem fno6ititcn @de Der Soamilton uno
SameS Strascn, nabe Sa9enbut's Sotel,
9a,pc er INNER perfert9en uno gum 8ers
fauf auf 0anc balten wirD, cine 9rOBe Ser'
lhiebenbeit bon
Cabinet aSaaren
befebeno gum Shelf aus Mato9anp
Sriobcarrs, @arorobes, Sureaus,
Centre, Gares, Yiers, @nbe, Gotletf
Sinir9s II. Yreaffa6t.Silhe, Nahs
Out. llno gSaltbsStlno6, &ammer
Sureaus, Sprtuolib uno 9emetne
Sofas,' Nofon Sbanfe(s Stlible,
70 rpie AUDI .Str16en< unr Ntopsls
Bureaus, GiI6e, S6rdnfe, Sctt>
ffellen, Il, (. 10.
fur;, ieoen Qlrtitcl Der in fciu Cad, einfhli0t
uno aacS miro aus ben bcfen Waterialien
ofrfertt9t.
Der Gieeutbilmer ririeS gtablilements,
wclcbcr Ielblt Elm erfahrncr Nanbwerfer 1T,
tlt loPDeH CVeIt pOH UFt Slapt JteNUe'II un>
no er pbi9cS Geld,dft fir eini9e Sabre be'
trieb, alhicr anseldn9t. 9feben oieiem bat
er nod, cine 9lnsahl Ger beifeu 9lrbetter in ieis
men Dienffen, pelter llmifano ihn in ben
Stano fest Elm re9clmdBi9es uno 9rcecs sIf'
Icrtcmcnt elegante @abinetlpaaren, alIe cben'
tenamte einihIieseno, INNER auf Sano sll
halteu. 9lud, werceu ale niht angefubrtc
llrtifcl, In aGsemeiuem Gjebroud, ftcts bon
tbm pm 8crfauf in 8ercitId,aft 9ebalten.
ollie feline Baaren werocn mad, ben neues
fen Multcrn psrferti9t uuo ftebcn feinen, rpc'
Der oil @ntr nod, an StDl, ndd,, bic in pbi'
laoelpbia poer SieuDorf Su Gage beforoert
ncrocn. "
Das publitum, unb DEFENDERS biejeni9en
Die oaS SoaushaItcn su be9lnnen 9eoenfen.
Gnb einaclaocn an,urufcn uno fir I'D, irlb(l
gu urtheIen, che fe icnt,pc faufen. Seine
prciie fno ietr billt9. ...
| Scin Waareuloocr 1T bic 2te 3htirt
ocn Dem @de, uuo 1T am ndmIId,en Srt nor
frilhcr Salomou 8lanf oas ndullidle Sc
fb6ft betrirb.
81. G. goplbau9h.
Tcpcmber IL, nabt
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07
Imnnr,nnt rrn,n r1ea,sp.


BY the arrival at New Orleans, of the perio,
from Vera Cruz, which place she left on the 18th
ait. we have important advces
The accounts ofthe entire success of the revo-
lutionary movement under Parcdes, are confirm
cd That officer has established himself in the
capital, and has been elevated to the Presidency;
lad nterim)
He catered the city on the I'D ut. and meet.
inf Of the principal officers was held which pro-
videa among other matters for temporary 60
vnrnment tha. Junio Of "notables," represen.
ting each Department, should assemble and elect
person to exercise the executive functions. The
1uute accordingly assembled on the ID. and unan.
imously elected Paroles. Much discussion was
lad as 10 the form of the oath that should be ad.
,ninistered to the President; some Of the Junta
desiring that in addition to the usual obligations,
he should swear TO repel the usurpation. of the
United States. This proposition did not prevail;
an oath varying but little from the customary
form, was decided on. The Inauguration took
p'acc with much ceremony on the 4th. after
which TIE Deum was celebrated in tho Cathe.
dIal
The President made an address appealing to
Heaven for the disntcrestedness Of his ,uotiv.
md declaring that as soon the country had es
tah'jshed her liberties he should retire
The present Ministry is composed Of y. Juan
~ Almonte. Minister Of War; y. Cas,ilcy Lau.
zar, Foreign Affairs D. Luis Parres, Treasury
Beccerra Bishop of Chiaras,) of Justice.
General Valencia, formerly Governor Of the
city Of Mexico, has been made Comptroller of
the Mint.
General Tornel, Valentia and Paredes held a
Council at Gaudaloupe, village few miles
from Mexico, some days since to make arrange
Inents to consolidate the Government 1t will
he remembered that Torncl was formerly Minis
ter of War and Marine under Santa Ana.
The city of Mexico remains perfectly tranquil
and all precautionary measures against counter
revolution have been discontinued.
On the accession of fParedcs, our Minister, (Nr
S.idell, probably demanding TO be recognized
and the demand refuscd,) asked for his passports
bat was informed that as he had never been re
ceived as minister, no passport, in that quality
could be given to him he then requested tina
the Government would give him an escort t
Vera Cruz, which was peremptorily refused
Upon the news reaching Vera Cruz, seven off
GERS Of the United States brig Somers. which al
rived a. that port on 9th ult., started for Mexico
well armed to escort him through the conn'ry.
The Delta says :-"Such is the informatio
which we have received. Whether it be true
not we cannot vouch--but if not true, it is yer
truth|iGe. 1t corresponds exactly with VIII;
might be expected from the Mexcans, from Il
minister. and from the ardent and fearless of
GERS OF the navy"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

" We perceive that Dr. Waggenseller, the
Senator from Union has ported bill for a L.
niversi,y at Lewisburg, Union county. This is
we presume, for the contemplated Baptist Estab'
lishment, to which the citizens of the place had
already subscribed about ten thousand dollars,
when we saw the list--heaaed only by about
twenty names, and which they expected to dou
BILE The establishment will cost. it is said sl00
600. There are but few towns that would under
take to raise hall the amount subscribed by our
enterprsing neighbors We trust they may be
successful
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

o. The GREAT MissouRIAN ASNIHlLATED.
Bradford county, have ventured TO pass resolu'
tons denouncing the Hon. Thomas II Benton, for
voting against Judge Sturgis and Dr.. sallsbury,
the caucus nominees, as officers of the U. S. Sen.
ate. They say that Col. Benton is no reliable
democrat. We did not, ourselves, exactly ap-
prove of Senator Benton's course, but il is never.
theess amusing 10 see, with what caution these
men shoot their paper bullets at the old Senator's
Rhinoceros hide, while they were as savage as
the Blackfeet Indians with the members Of our
Legislature, who voted for Gen. Cameron against
the caucus nominee.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

D7- TIE TARlrr.--A few weeks since, our
Senators at Harrisburg passed by a unanimous
vote, resolutions in favor Of the present tariff
In this they only acted in obedience to the oft
pressed wishes of the people In the House, the
subject has been STAYED off from time to time
without taking vote. They will, however,
have to come up to the trough, fodder or no fod-
der and the result will show not more than a
half dozen votes against it. These will come
from about Bradford and T,oga counties the only
free trade district in Penns ylvana
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T. TnE One TERM PRINclpLE That this

C3- TnE One Term PRINcrLE.-That this
great and growing principle of true democracy
will become general, we can hardly doubt Mr..
Bagby, the Senator from Alabama, has introdu.
ced resolutions in Congress to alter the Consti-
tuition, 10 that effect But what is more impor-
tant President Polk has declared most emphati.
cally, that he is in favor of the one term principle
Gen Jackson also favored this principle, and
most reluctantly consented to serve second
term, which the circumstances ofthe times alone,
induced him to accept These distinguished men
saw the evils Of this principle. The Inducements
to deyiate from the strict line of duty, in order
to accommodate hungry partlzans, the extent of
whose patriotism is often measured by the tenure
of their offce-the want Of independence in eX-
ercising the executive functions, for fear OF gi-
wing offence to those whose services may be
wanted for the purpose of securing reelection,
were too obvious TO escape their notice. We
trnst, before many years, this principle will be
! ncorporated in our constitution. That large
J majority are now in favor of it, there can be nc
doubt The example set by President Polk j,
worthy of imitation and will rebound greatly te
his credit and to his patriotism
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Interesting Indian Intelligence.

Battle Bet,oeen the Biactfeet and Cro,o In.
didns-The St. Louis Reveile of the ODD has
the following interesting lndun intelligence.
brought by a gentleman from Fort F. A. c.,
near the Falls of Missouri:
On the 18th of last June, some seven hund. |
red of the Crows fell upon small party of the |
Blackieet, who had camped about seventy.fve !
niles from the Fort, and in advance of the main !
bo1y The Crows killed twenty-five, wound. |
ed as many more, and took upwards of a bund |,
red women and children prisoners, and succeed
ed in capturing three hundred horses. Inteli.
gence of their disastrous defeat having been
conveyed to the main body of the Blackieet,
they came up, and, though in less numbers than
the Crows, attacked them in turn, and fought
so desperately that the latter were compelled to
retreat to place they had strongly fortified.
which they succeeded in reaching with all Their
plunder, though most Of their prisoners escaped.
The Backeet were not strong enough to dis
lodge the Crows from their position, and ult.
p'atey retired The battle continued between
various psr,ics Of each tribe for quite four days.
The actual number Of killed in the affair il was
difficult TO ascertain. The Crows acknowledg.
ed loss OF eight or ten killed and several
wounded. Our informant states that the Black.
feet intend to revenge themselves upon their
enemies the ensuing spring. 1t appears that
the majority of the tribe were on the other side
oi the mountains, near The head waters OF the
Columbia, WHITTIER II is their custom Of going
every spring, and that those who were engaged
in this affair with the Crows were but an ad-
vance party who had recrossed the mountains
somewhat earlier than usual.
The Crows had been driven into the neigh
borhood where the fight occured-whch Is
called, in par!dnce, the Black Country"-by
the Sioux, who were out in great force against
them. They usually visit that section Of the
country, likewise, when the Backfeet are ab
sent.
About fortnight before the fight, smal
party Of the Blackfeet attacked the horse guard
at Fort f. A. c., trading post o, the Ameri
can Fur Company, killing one man, name,
Charles Riquett, whose family is supposed t
be in this city seriously wounded another, an
succeeded in stealing thirty horses belonging I
the post.
The Crows and Blackfeet as may be know
are bitter enc nice, always assaillng each oth'
whenever they can get an opportunity to DO
with deadly hostility The former are vel
friendly 70 the whites, and the latter tribe
rectly the opposite
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c. The DuRL.--Our Washington correspon.
dent this week, gives an account of fatal duel
between two gentlemen of North Carolina. The
gentleman who was challenged, was shot through
The head the first fire, and died almost instantly.
IF the remaining parties were sent to the Peni.
tentiary few years, it might teach them to set
tie their difficulties before legal tribunal, here
after
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c. There have been number of rumors
ahoat that the Hon. James Buchanan, Secretary
of State would be appointed 10 the vacant Judge
ship of the Supreme Bench, We are inclined 10
believe, that Mr. Buchanan will remain in the
Cabinet for some time yet, and when he does re-
sign, il will not be TO take Judgeship.
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y. II. s'AL.rER, Esq. at his Rcai Es-
tote a,ri Coaf OMce. Garner of I'd and Chesnuf
Streets. Philadelphia. is an!hori.ra to act as
.Fgenf, ard receipt tor oil moufes due this
s'icS. fer snasCrfs,iien or ADVERTISING.
.9lso at his OGice w 100 NISSAN Street.
.SW 1Uk.
.9ad " ". Corner of EaNiD,ore and Cdlrsrf
sts., Baltimore.