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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-08

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Seus eiIcn abcr ipcrrt bic 2bur auf Sur
Ncltf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-08

9 Ii ol de 9 c a mite u.-Dic "Sieu
2)crf @rpreB" mad,t auf bic 3hatlads ouf'
mcrfidm, ta6 Die iebeu Winiifer, ipcldle uu'
Ere 9c9icrun9 i'm 9Iuslance reprdfcntircu,
ldmmtlid aus iublihen Staater icicn.
Soerr W'4auc III SugIano 1T ans WarD'
lanc &crr Ring in Sranfreidi bon 9Iabas
ma !; ccrr Ccncloien i'll prep6sn orn 3clr
ncGcc ncrr Sauuoers III Spanien orn
Tcrb Carolina Soerr Carr in ecs 3hrfey
ucn Warplano :; SNerr Slcicen in %eriec
Cacipcieu) BON ecuiTana, uno 5oerr 9Biie in
SrafIlicn pcm Girainicn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-08

erbhktrc u.-Dcr 8crfauf pcn Gro,
ksereu auf bfm @inciuuati Wnrft mar td9lid,
IJardldga 90Og uno 10000 Quarts.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-08
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Scl9enoes it ciHc Siite trr Sriefe ipcItbc
in lester Bcd,e in ccm siIcntaun pctamt
Iiescu 9ebIiebeu lIuo
98m. .. Scas, Salcmau Bus, IT,, Waas
ny DarDt, Saccb 9rpelan, 6. 9. @cuubte,
@barleS @hrir, @briIlian frug, Sciepb Sfcd,
SUMS II. Botriug, Sup feoan, 6. .. Woore,
Benjamin Milbler, paui NilIeg, Charles
9icsfe, Or. s.. SwsaDue, Scbn SdceHens
brud,, Sobn Stcpp, 9bcmas Sdmeprr, Sa.
cob 3rcihlcr, Schu 3rumbcper, gncd,
Hpptrina, 9. 9Beaoer.
g. 9i. Geubarb, pofmeiiter.
Suli s,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-08

Capt. pagc, bem befonutlidI Der untcre
Shcii ees @sfld,ts rpe99cihcfen wurcr, in
Dem 2rsfrn Der slmerifancr unp Rerifansr,
am Stcn Wai, III in Tew Srleaus an9es
lau9t Mau tpirb Gd, eriuueru oae ieine
@attiu, fcbale Ge teruahm oaB cr oerrpuu'
bet morbeH fei, .fId, auf ben gBeg mad,tc I'M
Su linn su reiien. Sie fonnte abcr nid,t sur
acphuIdten 3cit bci Tew Srlcaus auf Gin
Sahrseu9 fcmmsn, uno Niro uuu ungefdbr
ale ihr @attc in Jtew SrIeanS anlan9te, Al
print Slabct anaeldn9t fcin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-08

@cngres.-Sm Souuic Der 9ieprcirn'
tanten rpmee tcinahc bic 9ansc Icetc 9Brd,c
hineurd, Die 3arif Sia bciprcd,cn bic
Oebattcn Icflten Gt, abcr am Sreitd9 lttlie1'
fen. Der leBte @laubc ill., ens Der Iariff
in eiefer Sisun9 uidt pcriuocrt nsrocu fam.
Spdter.-Oie Dcbattcn fTno bccnoi9t
uub nber piele slbiduitte bcr einbsrihtrtcn
Sia, ben 2arif uon IS42 reou;irenc, ab9cs
ltimmt ipcrecn, pcn wcld,cm Die WebrSabI
perIcrcr 9ienacn uno ab9cduccrt ,purben =
Cemndd, 9cbt bic 9ieeu;irung pirfIid nidt
70 fd,ncu prn Stattcn ais bic 3priff. .Seinoc
uermutbcteu. IS Idst flf abeY jcBt fdum
mcIcsn in tpaS fir eiuer Serm fId, Die ga.
rif'Siu brHuect,- 9epi6 id,cint es abcr ~
fciu rae feline Bill paifir. werocn fdun, Die
ben jcsi9en 5arifT peIentlidb perdnccrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-08
Nnuols Nuu,,,,iliivucr.


SS ipar ole sIblid,t Der @elrgactuua ais
lc bas @clee paIljrte neId,es Dem 8clte Die
Wahl Der Sdual SrmmilIIcners iltcrldft,
oaB bic Sparo curd, Wdlncr bon pcrId,eees
ner Yctitlf 9efnlIt wrrecu iclItc. Ons 9es
lcB patllrte inter Der llebrricngun9, bon lIus
.9eredltt9fcit nno Wl6pernaltuu9 uuicr bem
dten SDleme. Die 8erecrbcnbeicn Der
Canal Scdro parcn 70 aufalIcnc 9eWorosu,
ca6 lle Ole berrideube Yartei icIblt nicbt ldIb
ger ldu9uen fcnutc uuo pniiirte bnber on6
@rlcB, miocrieBtc Gd) abcr itauobaft Mno nit
SrfeI9 Gem @crldha9e, ben Stadt IN erci
Cilfrlftc Su tbctlcn, ippvou jebcr cucn Som,
milllcncr WdhIcu iotlte Drd) partc Sius
ridtun9cu ric 8crthcile crlau9t, Die eurd,
cas @cict cnltchcn. Sc 1T Upn 2illrn su9cs
9ctcn, ba6 cine @omnl' Scaro prm 9cmlld,tCnr
partci Shorafter hcdlf nothWcnbi9 1T elc
SutcreGcn ecS 8oIfes su idnBeu une 70 pehI
bic cllormrn Staatsfoten Su niiuocrn aIs bic
altcn 8crbprbcnhcltcn Su cntfcrncn Die eCr
&eripdltung nod INNER 1nflcbeu.
Die Selpcilc Ino uuu, eaB eiu GbciI Der
erfcfcfc Yartci, Ger Observation-Disclosures Hub
bcs partci 3man9es, ecr ibncu SNdnoe uno
SiiBe bdmo uno Den Stndt nit cridcnorn
Iaren belaltcte, milec 1T Mchrcrc ibrcr
prciicn I'M Snncrn ceS Stdatce st9crn icld,c
llugCrchtigfcitcn Su untcrituseu Huo 9cbcn
rcutIidle Sc,peile, od6 lc cine 9tciniguu9 ccr
Canal Scaro pcrSichen. Gicfc Jmdrid,t
1T crfrcuIid, bclcnosr6 neil itc 70 uabc Dor
Der Sffcbcr gBahl f0mmt, III mcId,cr 3cit
cs Die pAid)t ocs @pIfcS icin miro cncn Sas
nals @ommilNcncr Su Crpdblen. Die Wbige
bictcu 6 NICE W Dowcr RS, ciucn
Wann bon aucrfannter @lfabrung in Der
0icr Ifrn Ny1n E,tr 1Ip,E
@hrlid, uuo aufridlti9 flnn man itd, duf i'm
ucrlalfen. 98ir mnlIen gCitsben, BON benz
mas mir crfuhrcn, cae mir lfarfc SNctfnung
fur icinr @rluihluu9 haben-oaB or mchr alS
Die Stimmcn leiucr parci crhilt, beSweifelu
mir nid>t I'M 9eriu9Itcn, uio cieie Ghatfade
ucrGd)ert ms, oaB Wcnn bic g8hi9S III ihrcr
pollen Stdrfe berauSfCmmen, Or. pclpcrs
crWihlt iperecn miro, tpa6 elm b6dlft crlpruids
ties Meiulint mare, prn grocer lSid,ti9feit fir
bic Gar Sabsnoen Burger allcr puteiet.-
8ccb.
Sonocrb s. { h ft6 Ii H.
rung.-@r Scnator 3arpIu, Elm muthen,
Ger erfcfSfo, mar au9etelIt bic minefalc0is
ide SammIung III inlpiprcu nuo 81 oronen,
WcldIc Die @ntecfun9s @rpcc:ion mit9ebrdd,t
bat, init Der @rloubuB pcu allem ocppclt pers
banoenen gIrtlfcln einen fur iIt irlbit 81 bes
baltcn, prrbchaItcu, oae CT olle Die bcifcu
Spccimeu6 bort licee, hat ale bic bcftcu uno
prrtbpclIen fir ldl bchaIten II. le fortgeld,idt
mad, Ohio, uppurd CT $4,000 bis S25,O
prcfltirte. 9lis filrSlid, Der Stretd, entocdt
mnree, rpurbe icin 9lmt 9lcid aufgrhobeu,
ater er bat lTd, unftbtbar 9cmad,t uno cs
Ibrint fem MitteI porbauocn Su ieiu, iciner
ccer Der 9eitcblcncn Scltenbciteu tabboft su
ipcroen. Der chrlide Sdrlm rihtetc iid)
wahridcnlih udd) ocm erid,eu Sprihmors
tc ".@inc fhlehtc 9ic9el Die uid)t nadD bci'
ben Scitcu qleid, nirft I''-jb,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-08
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Die lluterldricbeusu baben iccbcn rinen
sroscH 8prratb ppn giut, ertrd 9iut Scben
erbalten, weld,es in 9crbinoun9 nit ihrem
Stcd anecrer Scblen, tiS 9ump, @99 uno
SfcnfpbIeui Gin ppaltinrioes enforcement bis
oct.
Dres, Sern rno go.
9Itlentanr, Suli 8. nq3m
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-02-24

en5immsr BON etma 25 Sabrsn, flciner
Statnr, ober fcifem gborofter unb befti=
gen Seioenicbaften. g. 8.
Ser neue Staat Geras it in 35
Gaunties ein9etbei!t morbsn. 8otoeifUn,
9ouiton, 2(uftin unc @afbin9ton fino
Die 9r0bten Stdbte oorin ; 2tuitin nit ei=
ner Sepolferun9 BON nur 1900 Seelen
1T Sie cer &e9ierun9. Sie dlteife Stoot
i'm eonce 1T Can Nntonio De gsrar, he
5ei6net fb ourb cine sroBe 8ir6e uno
Elm &loiter aus, uno bat cine 8ep6lferuns
BON $500 Sceten, mar obsr in fribsrcn
3eiten Gin polfrejebsrer Srt bon einiser
Seoeutun9 mdbreno jeet anoere Srte in
roTber 3unabme li6 beuortbun, miro ie=
net 6icmli6 bleiten, lpie er 1T.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-02-24

bend, ODER ou bott 9eweint. Sb fdrtbte
on itren9lt oeine Nu9en gu iebr nit pem
2(rbeiten bel Gibt an"
Suionna l6tbelte uno fa9te vQtbei:
ten ibooet meinen 2(u9en ni1t !" uno in.
Dem fle oies ia9te, lpenoete ils iib um uno
winfte nit Dem Singer ibrem fIeinen
&noben.
nGi Ell, Sobonn! mas iebe i1," io9te
iein Soter, uwarum itebit ou oa i'm 8inz
fel? &omm ber uno io9e mir, po6 ou
9emobt boft2
u9ta, LAP Be6 nur gut fein, lieber Wonn :;
ib bofe Sobonn miro i0on ftnfti9 Elm
gutter &nobe iein, uno mir pollen Iieber
nibt mebr bon Dem mas 9eibeDen 1T
ipre6en."
uJo, ober icb mu6 e5 pifen," Io9te Der
Slater, tnoem ct oen &Ieinen ndber an fitb
500. u&omm, io9 mir, mas bats 9e9eben?
Sobann mar Elm treuDer6i9er &nabe, II,
pflc9te Die 8oDrbcit 9erooe berau6 gu fas
gen. Gr frat ieinem 8ater nGber, fab
lbm iOorf in6 @eitbt unb fo9te: Ser
Sd6er fam btut Nbeno um fein @elo 6u
bolen, uno wottte oo6 8roo nibt bier lai=
fen, rpcnn Die Shutter ni6t oofGr beSobl.
te unc ob9ici0 ct mGrriib unb 9rob &C.
gen bic SHUTTER 'por, 70 fo9te ct ooN, oob
e6 nitbt ibre S6ulo wdre, uno ooB ct pers
ittbert iei, Ou DGtteit po6 @elo olles per-
trunfen; uno tpie ct fort mar, pente Die
Shutter mdbreno ite orbeitete, ober iie Ia9z
te njbt6, Sb wuBts nidDt, poB fie ,pein=
te, bis i0 ibre &brdnen tropfenweiie auf
ibre 9dnoe fallen fab; Damn babe icb et=
tpo6 unorti9e6 9eio9t, uno Die Mutter
bieB MIDI i'm @infel iteben."
nSobonn! brin9e mir ieet eini9e Sob:
len," lo9te bic Mutter, uoort 1T Elm I10z
ne5 Stucf i'm &oblenfoften."
n2ter Sobonn, fo9' mir erit mas ou
9eio9t boit," fubr oer Soter pieoer fort,
vou boit oOb lpObl ni6t 9eflucbt 2"
,,9tein," erWieoerte Sobonn err6tbeno,
ober eben 70 treuber5i9 pie 5uvor; vitb
la9te, 0u pdreit Elm b0 ier Wann; ib
io9te b0ier Soter,"
ul1no mobrli0, ba6 nenne icb aub feDr
unorti9 iprecben," Io9te Suionno mit9u-
BE; roOO mir pollen Dir bie6mal per9cben;
9eDe uno Doble mir Die Soblen."
(Shlu6 fcl9t)
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-02-24
JnDrg. z, sause 9tatGao* 38S.
Sicmstoo Scm 2H% Gycbruor, ls4GB~
&s0aafcsaSc SSGcssessaer 2Gs.

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-02-24

Sin 9eIbdft6tD6ti9er Qlog. - Sn Dem
fleinen Stootben Yortlano, Snoiano, erz
5dDlt man Iib fol9enoe nette Nnefoote:
Ills Dor &ur6em Elm 0ompfboot i'm Se=
9rif por, nob gteu.Srleon6 ob5ufobren,
wanote itO Elm alter Soot5mann an Die,
ouf oo6 Sertcben 5uruG blidsnoen YoNa=
9iere nit oer 8emerfun9: Se tleine
Staot ltebt iebr toot aus, ober i6 fam
SDnen perll0ern, oob bort mebr 2bQti9s
felt berritbt wie ionitpo. Sor etpa Is
Sobren, ais icb no6 ouf einem SloB 8oos
te ferpirte, bielten mir bel portlono an,
um propli ilon ein6unebmen. S6 sin9 in
bic Staot Dinein uno einen God DOT Der
5bur zines S6neioer5 nabrnebmeno, bieb
ib oenielben init mir 9eben, bate aber
faum so Sbritte 5urud9ele9t, ol6 oer Gi=
9entbumer oe6 Gode6 MIDI podte, MIDI Dor
einen Srieoen5ri6ter bra1te, ben 9roSeb
MAIDEN, iberfabren, 80 Stodi6tGse oufz
6dblen uno oann loufen lieB; Nlle6 9elbob
in Is Minuten, bis no1 Nblauf welAer
3eit itb MIDI pieoer am Soro oes Sootes
befono. @louben fie mir oebbolb, meine
9erren, oos portlono it Elm 9el6dftiser
plae ~ Gor.
Gin 9epifer Senotor ibifte untdn9ff
na6 einem NIT ibm befreunoeten NpOtbes
fer in Baibin9ton fir Elm @ur9irmittel.
Der Seetere, Elm louni9er &ou6, ionote
i6m 9lei1 oorouf cine pbioIe, nit oer 2(uf=
ibrift: rooppeIt oiftilirter Grtroft elmer
Sre9on :8eoe-o oas@an5e ooer @arni6t6. "
No6lGbi9feit. - Gnpas Sano, sufdl=
Zig in oo5 Gricbperf 9erotben, iolt Die llre
fade oes SrpIooirens oe6 Dompfbcote6
"Sstolo" 9epeien fein, nobel 9lddliders
mei1e Niemano um6 9eben fam. Oie Ss=
cola follte bon GDeratp na1 Gbarlefon
ob9eben uno bate feb5 bunoert Sallen
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

New Years CALLS. The good old Dutch.
or we might better say European custom, which
prevails throughout the State OF New York, has
Tor years been gradually extending to every part
Of the Union. We should like Of all things to
see II permanently and universally established
here. There is something genial and humani-
zng in this custom II is an acknowledgement
that for one day in the year, at least, we are So
cial and sociable beings--that we have human
sympathies, and can afford pay visit tup-
on business. We call upon young, and old, rich
and poor, to make jubilee to-day, by visiting all
they know, however distanny. Let all exclu-
siveness, all petty organizations Of " SETS and
circles" be Tor that day, at least, forgotten. Let
us be simple, honest men and women, and not
" fashionables' and good society," touch-me.
! nots.-.NeW BEDFORD Mercury.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17
Congressional aproreentnas
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IA.

SENATE. Again in Executive session to-
day. Among the business transacted in public
session was the introduction Of series of resou-
tons by Mr.. Critenden, providing that the Pres
ident be empowered to give notice of the terml-
nation of the Joint Occupancy whenever, in his
judgment, the public good demanded it, provided
the dispute was not settled before the adjourn
ment of Congress.
Mr.. Allen wished to introduce a bill declarato-
ry of this country's position with regard to for
eign interference on this Continent.
Mr.. Calhoun gave Mr. Allen an overhauling
for having introduced sucha bill, being Chairman
of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, without
consulting the members of that Committee.
Mr.. Crttenden offered Resolution which was
read, ordered printed and made the special order
for the 10th of Feb. next
The resolution authorizes the President of the
United States, at his discretion, to give to the
British Government the notice required by the
I'd article for the abrogation of the said Conven-
ton of the 9th of August, 1927, but that the no
tice ought not to be given till after the close of
the present session of Congress
HOUSE. The House was occupied all day in
Committee of the Whole with the Oregon debate
Mr. Hamlin gave notice that he would call up
the Florida contested election tomorrow.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

CONNECTICUT Wing Convention for the nomn.
alton Of State Off eIs held New Haven on the
l4h inst, composed Of about $50 delegates and there
were subs utes enough 10 swell the number 10 500 An
excellent feeling prevailed among the members and
the folio ing nominations were made, viz
For Governor, Clark Bissel, Of Norwalk for Ii u,
Governor, Charles J MCurdy Of Lyme for Secretary,
John b. Robertson, of New Haven for Treasurer,
Joseph B. Gilbert, Of Hartford; for Comptroller Abb.
iah Cain, Of Harw nton
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

AN OTHELLo OF EVERYDAY LIFE. A
young, beautiful, and intelligent girl, whose fam
lily are reported to be very wealthy, eloped on
Tuesday evening at New Haven with colored
man, and was welded to him at o'clock by
colored clergyman Her friends, hearing of it,
pursued and arrested the bride, but after hear
ing before the Court she was surrendered to the
keeping of her yellow g lord aud master,'' a writ
of habeas corpus having been taken out by him.
". Y. Tribune
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

WITcHcRAFT. The Rev. DR. Wilson, Of the
First Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati, has
lately preached sermon against the sin of witch
craft, in which he not only declares his belief in
the reality OF the sin, but he holds that il is now
practiced to an alarming extent Under the head
Of witchcraft, he cassesIhe recent pretended mir
acles in the Catholic Church, animal magnetism
Shakerism, Mormonism, &c.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17
EMERsON's LECTUREs

r. W. EMERSON, Esq, OF Concord, will bv
request, deliver course OF BIoGRA pHIoAL Lpornnv'
BRINLEY HALL, commencing on oHHS' I"
Friday Evening, January 2sd.
sublecs-Plato, Montague, swedenbore, sbakesnoor.
Napoleon, and Goethe. ~ NO'Pe~e
MA paper Is open for subscrbers' names, at Liver
Lecture 70 commence Mt halfpast seven
HJTickets may be had at Liyermore's BooL.
= N''' tt' Z At .3MAl EsHf jan. T.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

We learn (says The N. II. SEEMINGLY from Chief JUS
lice Parker, who his recently returned from the cir.
cult that there is authority for the rumor that the
Dane ProfessoTshp of Law IN Harvard University. has
heen Offered 10 rim. -..-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

The New York Express says Letters received in
this city say the two Senators from Texas will not be in
their seats in Washngoa before The middle of Febma
~ but in time to vote on the Oregon question. Who
ever they be" is added they will vote against the
notice" awe have had enough oc
war; This is important il lime confirms il, as we
think il will
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

GJ The Lowell Courier states, on the authori-
ty of Mr.. Wood the minister at large, that the in
crease OF intemperance in that city is frightful.
Women have gone into the traffic of liquors, and
are doing brisk business Mr.. Wood says the
half has not been told of the effects of the use of
intoxicating drinks in that place.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN GEORGIA. We
learn from the Charleston Evening News that Towns the
locofoco candidate for Congress in the Third District LEFT
vacant by the resignation Of Washington Poe Esq has
beaten Boen, Wing candidate, By $50 majority.
John II. peasants, Esq, the editor OF the
Richmond Wing, has retired from that Journal,
with the intention of forming new connection.
He will, in future, be connected with peny pa
per, called the "Rchmond Gobe,' in which he
promises himself more unrestrained field for
his labors" I5sOa nuNh
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

Missouri. We learn from the st. Louis n eyy
Era thatin the Constitutional Convention the vote
on the proposition to elect the Judges of the Su-
preme Court by the people, has been reconsider
ed, and substitute, carried by the vote of 80 to
Is, to have them nominated by the Governor and
confirmed by the Senate-their terms to be for 70
years, one to go out at the end of years, and so
on to the end.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

Curious CIRCUMSTANCE. An extraordna.
ry instance Of maternal affection in cat occur
red at COPELAND, near Wooler, short time AGO
A cat belonging to Mr. Scott, gardener. Coon.
land Castle, had number Of kittens, where all
taken from h r EXCEPT too For some time she
appeared to mourn her loss, aud became quite
restless, and left the house as was supposed in
search Of her, offspring, but she soon returned
CARRYING in her mouth arabbit not many DAYS
old. This she placed beside her two kittens, and
she again went out, returning shortly after with
rabbit OF the same age. These creatures she
continued to nurse with the greatest care and
tenderness along with her own offspring Tor near
Nv two months, when they became so trouble
some to the family by their unruly sports and
4gambols, both by night and day, that they were
/, n consequence all taken to an clubhouse Pussy
however, again made her appearance, bringing
her adopted little ones with her, leaving her own
offspring in the shed, and paying them only oc.
casionai visits, her chief delight oviously being
in playing antics with and watching over hei
two foundlings.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

IEsoLyEET CASE. In the Supreme Judicial Court,
on Monday, the 18th inst Chief Justice Shaw gave
decision ofinteres in an insoven case which is report
ed in the Boston Post Luke Moore pe;iotioned Brad
ford Sumner Esq, the I'd Of June, be declared an
;nsoIyent Mr. Sumner issued warrant reIurnabe OIL
the second Monday Of the following month, which was
more than thirty days AT the first meeting, Samuel
Moore, brother Of Luke, presented claim for $500,
being more than all the rest of the debts. 1t appeared
ha, the nsovenl had given TO his brother deed of
house in Chelsea. The creditors commended that Samuel
Moores claim was fraudulent, but the master decided
otherwise. There was then contest for an assignee
and the creditors conended that Samuel Moore could
not vote until the value Of the estate conveyed TO him
was deducted from his claim. But he made release OF
his interest in the The assignee that might be
chosen, and then allowed TO vote. Consequently
F. w. Choae, Esq, was chosen in opposition to John
p Baker James Baker one of the creditors, then Pc
ilioned the court 10 SET aside the proceedings, and de-
clare the choice of assignee void &c Chief Justice Shaw
decided that the warrant was correctly issued bu that
Samuel Moore ought not 10 have been rm,ed 10 vote
for an assignee. He accordingly ordered new meet.
ing to be called for the choice Of an assignee
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

The N. Y. Express says, that private letters
received in that city from Washington, speak in
the most confident terms that the one year notice
will be defeated in the Senate This has given
more confidence, and the money markets. a little
easier
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

WARLlKE PREPARATION IN ST. JoHS We Iaa,,
from good authority, says the Halifax News Ina, 49,
ders were received at the ordnance department in h,s
city by last mall to have the forts examined and placed
the rife brigade, now in Halifax ale 10 take nm ,ho;,
quarters in this garrison eNtFf ~ "eH
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

J. Q. ADAMS. The editor OF that valuable
paper, the Cincinnati Gazette, in speaking of the
"war speech of MI Adams in Congress-, re-
marks as follows:
Wrong he may be, impetuous he often is, but
we nave seen no reason to impeach his motives
whether he concurs or differs with us in opinion.
If Mr. Adams be not patriotic, we know not
where to look for patriotism-it he be not honest
we may look in vain for an honest statesman-if
he be not wise, the teachings of great experience
have produced but little effect upon him. We
differ with him often, yet never without dstrust
Of our own Judgment
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

u The project probably is, TO barter off the
protective tariff for Oregon.
THE New PRoJEcT. The Washington Cor
respondent of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce,
under date of January 9th, thus allpdes to a ru-
connected with the settlement of the Oregon
question
+" 1t is whispered that new project for adjust
ing the Oregon question, in such manner as
will secure tosus the continuance of peace, with
out the loss of any part of our territory, is now
on foot. The character of the Senator who has
taken the projectin hand, and the quarter whence
it comes, promises success. | am not now at
liberty to state what it is, but will do so, should
it be found that it is likely to receive sufcien,
encouragement to warrant the author of the pro-
ject,-himself a strong friend to Oregon,-to pro-
pose it i'll the Senate. 1t will, should it succeed
dsembarrass the administration from its present
awkward position prevent rupture with Eng.
land and secure to us, without struggle. the
tohoIe of Oregon. After saying so much, scarce.
y need to add that the project supposes that Great
Britain will not herself give US the notice of the
termination of the Convention that she can
not well do it, for the reason that she does not
even claim any sovereignty over the territory.
and merely demands the continuance or her tenn
porary interest until the country shall be settled
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

An election, held at New Orleans on the 5th
inst, to secure Representative from the LIST Con-
gressional District, in place of Hon John Slidell,
resigned, resulted in the election by large ma
jority. of Mr.. Emile La Sere, Locofoco.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-01-17

10 Dr. Mott of New York, in a lecture re-
Gently delivered at the University in that city,
pronounced the "Brochieri water s'humbug,"
a common "nostrum'' of the day. This water it
will be recollected, was introduced by M. Gail
lardet, the editor of the Courier des Etats, and
extolled as possessing wonderful virtues as styp-
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