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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05

COLD WATER ARMY.-The Committee y =,
raneemenis have adopted the following order ~ a.
Cn,ldrcn's Celebration Of the approaching Nations. A.
niversary The various Schools, md all "ho -. Nh
po.pd 10 unite, TO meet tho Capitol sdnaf y, ro.
mast O'Clock. Ats o'clock precisely they VIZ ,'.e
iced np Grace street 10 Sd, down Sd TO Bioad
Bro1d 10 Capitol Square, 10 participate IN le AL
lion by The Sons of Temperance All the sfn1 10 Il
all the chilcIen in the city, cordially h'I ,,s
tend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05

this letter be q forgery or not: though (it says
we confess We Icm the first suspected H."
The n. Y. Mirror, warm friend of free !rade
and The frs, paper which nominated Gen. lay
lor, is ovcrjoyed 10 receive the letter, acknow-
Lodges its authenticity, and exclaims:
"Nlos, noble Rough and Ready This is PIE
ciNlg nhat nee hare ci,cays Maint0insd he acoald
SAP, ard it we had thought Otherwise, we would
neve; have hois;ed his name as our candidate Tor
The Office Of President. VIVA, will all those e'ii
tors aud parry leaders DO now, who have claimed
him as The candidate Of their party? What can
they do but renouncc him or their pary2'
What poor compliment dc hesc organs pay
10 The idol oil their. worship One declares that
what Gen. Taylor has written is "Locoioco
forgery" and "siily lwaddIe," and Ike other, that
had he not written such "iwaadlc. ii would never
have hoislcd his name for Inc Presidency.
No one, We presume, can seriously doubt the
senuineness OF this famous letter, with The cor
roboratng evidence OF the letter received in New
Orleans, of precisely analogous character =
Bu, be i, genuine or forged. some CT The Taylor
papers have already "caushi Tartar"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05

nyMeDoWELL DIVISION OF SONS OF I .,i,,
RANCE will meet al their Division Room on ~ n.
July 5lh 1T O'Clock precisely. IS II y dts'la ,tt
line Of march should he formed ~ speedily a. g,'
thereafter. PETER w. RALsio. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05

NOTICE-The members OF Samson Di'I:os
No. 4, Sons OF Temperance, are hereby ne'', 4.
10 attend meeting Of their Division, al lSe y.
vision room. Monday, 9Th OF July, al hall pSsiss !.
o'clock, P. NJ, 10 Join in the celebration q -
Fourth OF July. ID. TUCKER H. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
SONS OF MPERANCE CELEBRATION.
MONDAY, JULf s, lSf7.
npnEp aE ARRANGEMENTS

The several divisions ol this City and Maa'
chester, are requested 10 NEE, early on he NON.
ing OF the 5th so that The line may be formed ~
MAN street, opposite the Banks, reaty 70 moss
by half past o'clock. The march will te ,eSn
Main street 10 18th; up 18th 10 Franhlin' dc"n
Franklin TO Valley; down Valley 10 Man, W
Main 10 Vi; up 81 10 Broad, where we shail =
joined BY the Cold Water Army; aud thence d0aa
Broad stree, 10 the Capitol Square, where ~
Declaration Of independence will be ies .... y
Thomas j. Evans, Esq; and an address de''''''
ed by the Reverend Mr.. Edwards.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMEN :
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
The Cholera is approa ching gradually from Asia

The Cholera is npproa ching gradually from Asis
into various parts of Europe.
The American brig Islam, which hnd been seiz.
ed a, Galway on charge Of smuggling tobacco
has been released by order Of government.
Father Mathew, it is now delinitivey announc.
cd, will visit America in The spring Of ls4s
The Turkish Government is about to discontin.
ne all intercourse with Greece. and will probably
commence hoslies.
The husband OF the Queen OF Spain is said ia
pass his time in painting landscapes and playing
The piano forte
a Funeral stone has been placed over the tomb
OF the Duke de Praslln, in the cemetery Of Mount
iarnasSe. No name has been inscribed on il. A
large cross has been merely inscribed in the GEN.
tire.
The Constitutional announces that Mademois-
ellie DE Lnzy, against whom no proofs Of parcipa-
ton in the murder of the Duchess de Praslin e1.
listed, would be shortly restored 10 liberty
The proprietor OF the Gazette de France has
been fined 5000 iraRcs Tor publishing an article on
the occasion Of The murder Of the Duchess de Pras.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
THE AGE
for I S4S.

THE TX VOLUME FOR ONE DOL
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On the llth ofNovember mex, will com.
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for several reasons, will be offered to sub
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1t is admitted on all hands that the CON-
ing Presidential campaign will be one o!
particular interest, which together with
the increasing interest IN our own state
politics, will be sufficen, reason to use all
laudibe exertions 10 circulate democratic
papers, and it is believed that the demo-
cratic party in Vermont will unite IN car
rying out SO desirable an object.
The Age will continue to be candid,
yet fearless and independent paper, advo-
eating and sustaining the we'll tired policy
Of the Democratic parry, by appealing to
the practical results of that policy-the
strongest and most convincing argument
that can be addressed 70 the honest and
thinking portion OF the people.
Another and not unimportant induce
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Believing il 10 be better for both publish,
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tage from it.
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We trust our subscribers will consider
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vantage Of all concerned.
Oct. 81, AZ.
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Further Particulars.

The N. Orleans Deta's correspondent gives
the following accouD, Of the entrance into the day:
Cen Scott intended on the morning Of the 18th
to make lodging on the new payo, entering by
The San Cosme gate, and lombard the city, and
for this purpose the balance of Gen. Twgss' divi.
sion was ordered from FL Piedad TO the support Of
Gen Worth
On The night Of the 18th, Santa Anna evacuated
ali ,. and s %s &. from n,m the s s h "n5
wsunded or taken prisoners. Among the latter
was Gen Bravo, with his staff, at ChaPuhePec.
san,a Anna found that If he fought as on the
l4lh, he would hardly have body guard lels to
cover his retreat.
Early in the morning the two columns took up
their march. Generals Quilmnn and Smith, at
The head of their columns, entered The grand ma
tional plaza a, Z o'clock
The column was formed in the plaza by order
of Gen. Quitman. The national flag Of the van
ynnrd of the Cerro Gordo division, while the
Command came 10 n present, was flung 10 the
breeze on the National Palace, and It now ,riuu,-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
:poreig1t Netpa.

An improvement IN railway gines has been
effected, whereby the rate OF speed, on the narrow
gague, has been increased, with alleged safety, to
upwards of fifty miles an hour.
A gasometer is in course of construction at an
iron foundry near London, which will measure Al l
fee, in circumference, $50 mean diameter. 40 IN
depth, and will weigh 400 tons. 1t will contain
upwards Of &c, 900 cubic feet Of gas.
The magnificent steamer Europa, intended for
one Of tho British and N. A. Mail steamship line,
was launched ,t Port Glasgow 26th ul..
The U. s. frigato Macedonian arrived off the
Cove of Cork 25ih ult., after having encountered
a severe gale The day subsequent 10 her leaving
the Clyde, in which she barely escaped ,ola
wreck.
New Guinea has been formally taken possession
Of BY a British nan-ofwar, in the name Of he
Majesty. It is suInlsed tina, the intention is tc
found penal settlement in that vast and dstan
territory.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

Of Wuitsdeld, 10 repent the peder net, TO cs1n
mlee of Ways and Means by Mr. Rice, TO in
corporate the village Of Casllelon, 10 General
Committee, with petition on the same subject
Ivy Mr. Royce, repeating second section o.
acto 1916, reeling TO reporting Supreme Court
decisions, to judiciary committee. by Mr. Arnold
altering chap. IS, X. g., 10 committee on Educa-
ton. by Mr. Harding, TO repeal net Of 1916, re-
lative 10 bounty on bsars, wolves and punlhers, to
General committee.
MIR wHITNEY's RhrLRoAD.
Mr. Converse from The JOmt select committee
of both Houses reported The following resolutions
Resolved, by the Senate and House of 4 epre.
senlatives, that the plan Of Asa Whitney, Esq. oil
New York, us explained by himself. for railroad
from some point on Lake Michigan TO tie Pacific
ocean, meets our cordial approval and we concur
IN recommending the same.
Resolved, That our Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress be requested by then votes and
acts 10 promote said object by granting the right
and power TO Asa Whitney Esq. TO construct slid
road, and to pledge the publis lands along said
contemplated route for the purpose of constructing
said roa,, in such manner and under such regula-
tons as Congress shall consider will best promote
and secure The rights and interests Of the whole
Union and best accomplish the desired result
Resolved, That the Governor cause copies Of
these resolutions 10 be furnished 10 the Governors
of the several States respectively, and to each Of
our Senators and Representatives in Congress.
Which were unanimously adopted
by committee on ronds, bill extending act char.
terng company for making Connecticut River
navgable by Bellows Falls; ordered 10 Sd reading.
Adj.
HOUSE.
2o'CLock,P.
Bill, introduced and Rsferrei.-By Mr. May
incorporating West Concord manufacturing COM
pany; TO committee Oh manufactures. BY Mr.
Matson, rotating 10 grand list, so ulering acts of
iS4l and az that the averaging committees du-
ties shall affect only State and County taxes; TO
committee on grand list. by Mr. Parker, in add-
ton TO chap 1902 Of r S, of felones; to Judiciary
committee, By Mr. Wheeler, in amendment Of
chap IS of r s, authorizing selectmen to uppro-
pirate rents Of lands 10 religious societies, or TO
loan on interest where there is no society," 10 gen.
eral committee.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
Printers Proverbs,

I. Never enquire thou Of the editor for the
news, for behold i, is his duty at the appointed
,ime for him to give unto thee without Thy ask
ing.
e. When thou dost write for his paper, never
say unto him, "what thnkest thou Of my piece!'
for it may be that the truth might offend thee.
8. 1t is not fit that thou should ask ofhim who
is the author of any article, for his duty requires
him TO keep such things to himself.
a. When thou dost enter into printing etfce,
have care unto myself, that thou dost not touch
the type; for thou mays. cause The printer much
trouble.
s. Look not hou at the copy which . IN the
hands Of the composites. for that is not NEE. IN
the sight Of The printer.
6. Neither examine thou the proof sheet; fos i
is no, ready 10 NEE, thine eye, that thou mays''
understand it.-Ertcr .Ners Letter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

Andrus of Berlin, Smah Of Newark, Brewer O
Enosburgh, Page of llydePark, Human of Derby
Howe of Iunenbnrgh, Brown Of Grand Isle.
On Bills.
Mr. Prout Of Salisbury, Gilbert OF Tinmouth
Uader The Fi(ih Joint Rule.
Mr. Ames Of Guildhall, Ridder Of Wnhnll, Tow
or Of Ira.
Biiis introduced and referred. BY Mr. Bald
win of Bradford, providing for check list in each
town. to judiciary committee by Mr. Clark, IN
addition TO act to encourage Agriculture; to cont
mtteo on Agriculture. by Mr. Dean. to iacorPor-
ME Black River Savings Baak-by Mr. Lyman, to
incorporate the Commercial Bank of Burlington,
and also Burlington Saving Bank.-and by Mr. Clark,
10 incorporate Montpelier Savings Bonk-Sererally
TO the committee on Backs ty Mr. Co''amer, to
charter Union Railroad Company; 10 committee
ON Roads by Mr Wakes, TO repeal act of 1916,
relating 10 sale Of medicines; to judiciary commit
tee. jy Mr. Converse, relating to county revenue,
(rpluing 10 distributing mouey from ped'ers H.
censes TO counlics;) to committee OF Ways and
Meaus. By Mr. Bates, 10 extend charter Of Bank
of Orleans; TO committee on Banks. By Mr. Con
verse, concerning bowling alleys (select men EN-
powered TO close lhemD 10 Judiciary committee.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

An unfortunate landlord, going
TO collect rents, sent his servant &
to prepare his tenants for the visit
reaching the first house, and see
servan, taking survey, apparer
vain endeavoring to gain admiitar]
said, whats the matter. joint
door bohedT' IT don't know, nj
was the reply, "bu, the tenant ov1
has
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

Luther Cross ll6, Rufus Il Riker so, VIM. P
Badger II, Harry Vail, Scattering 5.
Carlos Carpenter Of Orange, Auditor in The
Treasury. Carpenter ITO, Royal Hatch "a, s. p
Lathrop ls.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
(Agreed upon by The County Conueniion.)
aaron DEMO jr., High BaiiW.
Altman J.. Miner, Judge Of PROBATE for M
District of Manchester.
John C. Roberts, Darwin Andrews, Matthew i
Goodwin, Commissioner, for the Jail al Nun
CHESTER
Alexander liuIing, John Fay, Joel Volen,ine
Com missioners for The jail al bennington.
For the remainder of The officers Except Judg,
in The Bennington Probate dsIrict) the county con
venlioW could not agree and the following person:
were elected, beng whigs
Benjamin F. Morgan, Major IIawley ,.qsssisian
Judges of The County court.
Morgan 1923, VIM. Mucauly SO: Mujor IIuwley
not opposed
Jasper Vail, Sheriff, Doset-whou, opp,i
ton.
William s. Sou,hwor,h. StaicI Attorney
without Opposition.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
The LEGISLATURE.

Thus far, there has been nothing
particular interest in the proceedings
me General Assembly; little else havir
been accomplished. than the appoin,me|
OF The usual officers and the in,roductid
OF bills, petitions &c. In the appoir
menl Of county officers, the long e,l aLIis
ed custom has not been improved upon
far as our knowledge extends, for ii seen
a settled policy with the wing party in Il
state, that some men viii answer for off /
as well MS others. Some OF the thi
house members have shown their usu
consistency in aiding the appointment
certain officers and have shown how \
they are influenced by principles ( ')in
litical action. Some OF these moral poll
clans have very convenient creeds a
can shift their sails to suit every bree1
Tor having no fixed principles, there IS
compromise, and conseqently no reasoa
asked Ye, we never could exactly
derstand how man, professedly pledg2
10 some particular object, can keep
fair reckoning with his own integrity.
But these are distractions that do not
ways enter into The composition Of cert
would be influential politicians, If we ID
at them through their actions.
Several very good bills have been int
duced, among which might be mentor
the ono to repeal the act in relation to
tent medicines and keeping poisons
"triangular bottles"
There is one important subject VIII
has hitherto received sad treatment at
hands ola Vermont Legislature which,
II were not too much, we should hd
might be better arranged at the pres
session. We refer to the Militia law
The wisdom of the framers Of our con
tuition, who declared that can effici
and well organized militia is necessary
the security Of free state" has hecom
dead letter with our modern Solons,
this onI y reliance Of republican COVE
men. permitted to pass out Of exister
BY wha, course Of reasoning the pres
position of military affairs is sustained
this slate is a problem yet to be solved
We can account for it, only upon the gro
that , il is an institution not sufficiently
istocra,ic for wing state, as il is so
thing that embraces and interests. the
tire mass Of The people; the constitu
declaring that "ihe right to keep
bear arms shall no, be infringed."
this matter Of providing for The natid
defence" has for some reason or OF
grown very unpopular Of late, with
tain portion of the people and it is
doub:edly to be considered as one of
improvements Of the age, growing on
a sickIy sentimentality, in relation to
famous saltpetre" and ",iIe guns"
sides il has been discovered to be
derogatory to the character and dignn
some shallow pates, who have not END
Of common sense to appreciate the
law of nature--seIr defence.
But it is too late in the season 10
much upon this subject, besides we
shock the nerves Of the more sensitive
calling up this exploded Jorbarism.
What the committee on military aft
may see Fl, TO do, we cannot tell, but
thing is certain-lhey need have 10
of doing any injury, for the matter
been secure from any such effect for
eral years. But in all candor, we
for the credit Of the state, that some
may be made, 10 show signs of lift
nothing more.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
Auditors Report.

The annual report Of the Auditor Of Accol
a document Of So pages-of course 10 volun
for republication in our paper. We shall &
abstract of the most material points,as oppor
is afforded Waichman.
STATE FINANCES.
The dsburs ements for the year ending AT
1547, were as follows:
Expenses of the Legislature. $2I,7
Executive expenslye-saleries, 2,3
Expenses Of the Judiciary, 39.S
StGte Prison, 1914
Military expenses, Id
Relief of nfrm poor, 9,7
Common Schools, Isl
Geological Survey, 2,S
Agricultural, 2,d
Financial Disbursements, Ga
Total. 99,d
The receipts were as follows:
In Treasury, Sept. l, ls46, $2O,4
From taxes, SOD
Taxes on Bank dividends, 80
Safety and School Funds, 5,d
Pedlars' licenses. 4,S
All other sources, l2,d
Total, iO4,
99,4
BAL. in the Treasury Sept. 1876, $5,d
STATE LIABILITIES
Indebted TO Safety Fund Banks. sos!
Saleries due, g.,
Auditors orders outstanding, l.,
Total, Al,
To meet which it has
Balance in the treasury, 81
Taxes not collected, is,
Notes for School Fand, State Bank AND
Surplus Fund, 81
From Co. Clerks, Ill
Demands in hands Of States Attorneys, /,
Tota, 81,
Al,
Balance against the State, 80,
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SPIRIT OF 7 Il E A G E.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, Is47.
T.. NJ. BROWN, Editor.
v. II. PALM E X ,

Is ouR AGENT TO RECEIVE AND FORWARDS SUBSCRIPTION
AspApvERTisEMESTs TO THE AoE,A HIS OFF,
cEs IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES
BosTON-20 State Street.
NEW YORK-Thbune BuildlngsoppositeC City Hall.
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WOOD. WOOD!

Will some Of our subscribers, who wish
to pay for the Age in Wood, bring us
some, as the mornings are getting rather
cold for tyne setting without a fire.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

We have received several new pubI'ca'
,;,us which will be noticed next week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
SENATE.
TUESDAY, October 10.


Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills Introduced and Refsered.-By mr. NASH
requiring the Auditor of Accounts TO give bends
for the faithful performance of his duties; TO the
committee on finance. by Mr. Hibbard, repeating
the act Of "A and '46 relating 70 licensing Inkeep-
ers and Reiailers; 10 same committee. BY Mr.
kIdder, incorporating the West Randolph Acade-
my; to the committee on Education. BY Mr. Kim.
ball, altering the ime of holding the Couaty Court
in Windham TO the second Tuesdays Of April and
September; TO live Senators from Windhani. BY
MIR Miner, in alteration Of Chap 20 OF ), 50 rs
TO extend the Jurisdiction Of Justices in trustee
suits TO one hundred dollars; TO judiciary commit.
tee. By Mr. Reyes, providing that check lists,
containing the names Of all the legal voters in
town. shall be posted up twelve days preceding
election, and that the town authority shall meet
three days previous TO the election to hear appli-
cations, and correct me liss; 10 committee on
elections.
The Speaker announced tho following com.
mItees:
On the bill 10 annex Orwell and Sudbury TO AID.
olson County-Messrs Bates, Colla,ner, Newton
Green and snyder.
Petition Inferred. or Daniel H. Onion and
others, TO committee on Banks.
Bills introduced and ntcned BY MIR Smnl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
Bal. in the Treasury Sept. l 1876,

Balance against the State,
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The annual report Of the Auditor of Accor
a document of So pages-of course 10 volun'
for republication in our paper. We shall g
abstract of the most material points,as oppor
is afforded Waichman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
SENATE.
Prayer.

HN"""~'b wv ~'
Prayer
Bills Introducsi,-By Mr. Harrington. granting
4 ferry 10 Brcmmer; ordered to Sd reading BY
Mr. Nash, TO annex Averys Gore 10 Lincoln; re.
ferred TO the Senators from Addison. By Mr.
kidder, for the improvement Of horses, providing
tina, the owner or keeper of any stallion Of four
years old or upwards shall pay into the town
treasury the sum of $25, under that age. the sum
Of $40; referred to The committee on Agicul-
ture.
Engrossed Bills.-Repealing act prevent i'm
position in the sale of medicines; passed. Re-
quiring the Auditor Of Accounts to give bonds for
the faithful performance Of duties; passed
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-02
pbtlac. S6rtftgteBeret.

Die unterseidnetsn benahri6tigen ebrer,
bietisis Dru6er unb dnbere, baB 1e bslfdn'
big ihrem enforcement je6er airt BON ejnfa'
den uno fdnen Sdriften, Bcroers, Srna'
ments, &c. &c. einet 3nfaB beifn9en unb ba
lie nenIid, srOse 8erbeGsrunsen i'm @ieeen
9emndH habsn, 70 fno Ge i'm Sfanoe einen
beGsren artifeI 40 geben als Ucrbsr, uno an
fsbr berabsefeBten preiien. Sbr enforcement
bon Sob uno 5dneps Sfriften unb 8oroers
finest fein 8Ieidnis nid,t In bteSsm 2anbe,
unS lie weroen fsine Rotten fdbeuen bemiels
ben bon 3eit su 3eit jeees SddBIide beisu'
fiisen.
sic baItsn beitdHbig Druder1preHen jeber
Dirt auf Oanc, fpie aud, Drudbinte, &affen,
giabmen, nnb fcnif alles mas 3u elmer Dru.
derrsi sebort, rpeId,e slrtitel lie auf 70 an'
nebmbare 8ebinauusen anbieten ale sinie
anosres @tabliGsment
3ueits San6 preHen unb Shriften bic
fir StereofDpen benuBt rpurben, 0no inner
auf Sonnb uuo trobtfeiI 10 taben.
prcbebhdern meroen foidhen Drudern sus
aefhidt, Die &dufe 40 MAIDEN rpiinid,en.
q. S.-Sld,er, pamphIets, Ruitf, We'
bi;in.9 .9lnneiiunaen, sIpotbefer edteIs, Sanf
Noten, Chefs, &c. rperoen auf cine pcrjnsli.
DIE Weile 9effereoippeS.
&. SSohnion iino Go.
80. 6 @ecrae StY philadelphia.
slpril u. nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-02
81 q Ch IT ht

miro hteruiit aegeben, eaB Der unterifriebe'
ne ole @recufsr Uoa Der ciuteraGsnftaft
Der uerfforbeneu Bar9bara Suna, leBt.
bin ucn Sber Sauecnd 1ounIdhip, eed,a
@duntp, srnannt sporben H.. -->~llIe bic,
ienigen baber, peld,s ucdp redtmdsigr 9or.
Oerunasn an befaate SinterIufealdaft has
ben, lIno erlud,t lclhe nObIbeffdl,st inner
halb 3 W1cuaten bel oemllnterld,risbsueu Gin.
iubdnoisen; tlno ciejeuisen ole ncd an oie'
lslbe id,nIoen, perosu aebefen ibre Hudifau'
be innerbaIb bsfaster 3eit audi absutrasen.
9lbrabam Sung, gr'or.
Suni 20, nq6m