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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

BARCELONA, May u lSlI.
SIR: With reference to my letter Of the nh instant
informing You Of the American harque "Carmclta" hay
ing been brought into This port by Mexican priyalccr
have the honor 10 State that Captain Iilecld aud the
returned to their own vessel ON the Sth inst .
by these authorities; and then, remain there per
feet liberty.
The Spanish government having ordered regular
Investigation To be made regarding the alleged nationa
" OF the ag. and owners of the privateer have
10 add that the inquiry is al present. gong on, and that
IN consequence OF II the Mexican hag hauldod down
from the prvateers masi the captain and placed in
prison. aud the vessel handed the care OF
the Spanish royal navy, until the result be made
known
have strong hopes that this will be completely favor
able, and that til" "Carmcta' will be allowed 10 prose
cute lis voyage.
will make every endeavor to accelerate the nvostiga-
ton aud to obtain. II possible. proper indemnity for this
plracal act.
am IN constant communication with the United
States legation AT Madrid, aud have received every sup
port from II.
remain, sir, your most obedien servant.
JUSIE pom.
The Hon JAMES Bucu,NAN
Secretary of State Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

The Philadelphia papers publish letter from Ca,
Smith p. Bsnkhead, dated China. May 2lst. addrosaa
to Col. II. NJ Lee. an stating that he was the (rena
of 1t. NIahan in his duel with 1t. Munford
more honorable meeting he says never took place
They fought with misunderstanding as they ch,S,.
they fired when within thirty yards of each other. hYb
falling seriously wounded 1t. Munforl cannot slrviya
whilst LIT. Mahan. although he received three several
balls, is not considered MORALLY wounded, and is d,in
very well.
A statement of the whole affair will appear in sb,r,
time prepared by myself and signed by all part on the
field. | have only time to add that 1t. Mihan has ae,
ed with frmness and res ,luon which d, him pre,,
credit and his friends have nothing fear either for b
character or his life. as he is doing very we'll They me,
on the Goth inst. at 6 p. NJ
He U.ieui. Mahan) does suffer any great deal of
PAIN and the Lieutenant apprehends nothing very ser
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
The London Correspondent Of the New York Enuui-


81 have just II turned from visit The BRUSH Muse
um, made solely with the intention of inspecting the
PlesosaEeus Dofchodciy7s cast of which is being Ia
ken for the purpose Of forwarding the Museumin b..
ton. Those who take an interest in this animal which
has ceased exist since The flood, will derive as much
pleasure from the from the original; formed my
judgement of both by comparing with the remains
they stood side by side Half horse AMI hall alligator
is nothing 10 IT. the neck ola swan, the body of lizard
the fins Of turtle and six feet in length The cast WIS
taken under the of MI JeuDaut, Geol gs Of the
Strand, London. His we'll known love of science and
rertn, sufficient guarantee for the correctness of the
cast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
The Editor ofhe Catholic Telegraph. prnfassed fol.

The Editor ofthc Catholic Telegraph professed fol,
lower ot Democracy, thought proper condemn The sys
TEN OF sacrogons plumber recommended by the govern
ment ogan, had the undoubted right 10 do aud io
this he Is charged with treason, the louisville Demo
craft allndng to the Telegraph article as follows
AS to the articles quoted from Catholic papers, they
are 81 e Mexican Whiggery and no, Catholicism 1t is
the precise tone Of the Wing press The ntinaon a,
to- Jeeef thrown out is fine specimen Of that charity
which thnheth no evil Our readers will under
stand.' "Out upon the treason and tory
ism
Speaking Of the above the as, number Of the .Telc
graph" remarks
't seems that. for the expression of our opinions, we
Catholics must expect to be denounced Because we re-
fused 10 submit To the abuse OF the Union newspaper
because We flung back the reproaches so mercessy
heapod upon our heads, we TO be held up as traitors
sympalhlzlng with Mexico Lte did we think once on
time. when with head and heart we wished all succ, IS
TO The Democracy, because we thought siw in it.
counses the greatest safeguard of liberty that some ed
itors would be the first to make feel how dangerous
an experiment any expression Of personal nde pend
encc.'
The Telegraph cannot be deeply vcrscd in the history
or strongly lmbued with the spirit Of "modern Democra
cy, else he woudhave learned ere this the danger OF an
expression ui personal Independence" Our modern
Democracy Is warm advocate Of the "argest liberty
aud freedom Of opinon,' provided ones action and
thoughts guided by The interests and dctaion of M,
party Whenever man breaks loose from the shack
les of the party and dares think and ac, fo himself
he Is no longer Democrat" or wsihy to he enrolled
on the list Of reemen This is precisely the condition
OF the lelcgaph and If the EDITOR does not hereafter
shape his thoughts and actions according To the will a
good pleasure OF the sell styled Dem cracy hi must ex
poet repetition otabuse.- Cincinnati Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
OHIO AND VIRGINIA

- "overnor Bebb. ofOho, has appointed Messrs Ewing
former L > Senator. Alfred Kelly and John Brougn
as Nomssioners, on the part of that State to meet the
hree commissioners from Virginia. adjust the ques
tons arising of the contest whether the jurisdiction
Virginia extends To the middle of the Ohio river or to
how water mark the Northern shore The Cincinnati
Atas says, 1t Is expected they will meet at the CITY of
w ashnSton some time IN the month of January next
we uhe with the Atlas in the hope that the result of
e consultations may prove entirely satisfactory 10 both
OF The great States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
| Correspondence ofthe Baltimore SUM

-, AsiIiN6ToN june 10. lSl1.
Inc difficulties anticipated likely 10 occur with Bra
I'll are apparently coming 10 point | am crcdiby in
FORMED mat the brazilian minister Mr. Lisbua Yesterday
received has recall the Emperor being dspeased with
his ocial course here. The Emperor expected him To
demand reparaon from The United States instead of ma
MIG Apologies and he has IN addition To the imprson-
ment OF Lieut.. Davis shown his h,slhty otbe United
states by other acts of aggression Perhaps while our
navy is otherwise engaged his majesty expects to va
por ior "A while with mpunty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
LIEUT.. HUNTER.

The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
announces the arrival in Washington city Of 1.-THE
ouero7 If Alvarado Lieut. Hunter had called Secre-
tary Mason who received him with great kndnessre-
monslraiing with him the improperly of dis,beyng
ORDERS but informing him at the sane time that he
would be shortly sent to the Mediterranean in command
of ship Of war
The correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot describes
Lieut. Hunter as of medium height well made and of
carriage He appears 10 be about 30 years of age
but is active boy Of 49, His hair is getting greyish
his face is well and strongly marked for intelligence
and good feelings. He whskers moustacls
but rather large goatec depends from his chin See IN
among dozen officers, and you would at select him
for Charley Hunter, who took Alvarado!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

The President of the United States recommended h,.
Mr. Clifford, the Attorney General, Mr. Burke. the
oommlssoner OF Patents, and Mr. Appleton Chief
c'erk In the Navy Department. lett Washington at -
ococh' Tuesday, on his Northern tour. Mrs. Polk
apu h'r niece, Miss Ruckor attended by Col Rus
worm. were also the party as far as Bamoro hnn.
'hey intended to proceed to Tennessee The Presiden,
ana his suite were received with gratifying marks of re-
sNec' IN baltimore and were 10 resume their ou,noy
9o'clock on "Wednesday morning. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
From the Petersburg hteuigencer.
MOST MELANCHOLY CASUALTY

Capt. John Poynor. of Dinwddie county, came to a
sudden and painful death, Thursday last in the follow
ing manner: Having just had chill, or experimenting
one, he went into the office Of his broher-in-law Dr.
jno II. Ed"ar st take do of quininne. BY m ST
unhappy accident he misook morphine for quiri s"al
lowed 1t. and in a very few minutes was nun ,ered with
the dead. He in the loom of manhood, aud has
loft a widow and ihree little chdren
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

The Wilmington n c. Journal of Friday states
that it is currently reported that numb of Boston cap
tallss ara now in North Carolina for the purpose If
completing negotiations for the building Of railroad from
Raleigh to Columbia Camden, South Carolina As
preparatory this step, the said says that these
gentlemen have already purchased the Portsmouth and
Roanoke Railroad, and that they intend to purchase the
Raleigh and Castor Railroad, NOW the property OF the
State of North Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
ILLUMINATED RATS.

Catch a rat in wire trap, keep him until night, then
procure preparation of phosphorus in OIL apply it all
yer the rat except the head and him loose into his
hole. Such scanperng and getting out of the house
occurs, his phosphorescent majesty pusues his alarm
ed friends whom he is anxious oyertake afford certain
y security against the return of the depredators for
lone seasol .Nclrbernian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
THE RAIL ROAD QUESTION

VIII De seen that in the City Council. Yesterday
n,. ,h ,he Resolution insIucing the City Directors
far ' sn pa.oIe and Ohio Railroad Company to vote
non OF 1000 to the stock Of the Pitts
pulsh ana Connelsvle Railroad COMPANY. was finally
passed ms important action will be regarded with
seeia ana hearty approval The contingency thai The
shall not take effect until Psb,ro and The
sna sui scribe $4,000 and the citizens Of Bali.
promptly met in both cases. ''''''' W
Baltimore .1ucric1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

Gen. X. H. H.MMoNp. the Paymas,er of the t. s
Army, who lately died his way New Orleans from
Vera Cruz belonged to Milton, Pennsy vania and as
the father Of Lieutenant HAMMOND, of The Army
who was killed in Of General kearue,s battles in
California.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
SALE OF LIND.

IN PURSUANCE OF Deed of Trust executed to
nus, by Lburn II. johnson. on the 25h Of May ,lS47,
and of record in the county court Of Bedford will On
the 10Th OF June, lS17, the premises, sell u5hc
auction. to the highest bidder for cash the TRACT OF
LAND, in said deed conveyed, which Il sail JOHN
son now resides, lying in the county Of Be 10 d, the
Blue Ridge Turnpike, about Is miles Of ynchbug
and containing $685. Acres.
The title to the said land is believed to be good but
acting as trustees. we will convey such title only as is
vested in us by the said deed.
JAMES F. JOHNSON,
EDWARD G. BURkS,
June l4-t26Je if Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

Is stated that each gun Of Braggs battery at Buena
lsa' was discharged upwards olIwo hundred and fifty
urnesdurns the ba,tls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
g50fChPS and .EesrPiI'Y.
FRESH SUPPLY!
h f. - X T. TO CALEB,
TIE NEWEST STOCK IN MARKET,,,,

My 18Th, lsi7.
~ j. Bl R'rON has thu pleasure Of informing his
i 10 friends. that he has Just opened the ,nnd beautp
assortment n STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
he has erer had he pleasure u oriibtfpg.
Having selected his Goods with great care from the
very latest mporations and ns the close of the sea
sun. be will be able 10 sell many sty'as of Goods Mreu
than they could have been bought in Tho cafy
part u the All prisons in waat of good cheap
and pretty Goods are REQUESTED 10 favor im with an
early cali
COUNTRY MElCHaNTS
Will find at my house, the FRESHEST ANp nrsr AssoRr
N srocK ~ MARKET. T.. J. BURTON
May I3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

| baltimore 3mcrican.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
81 q Ch I [ Ch t

miro hermit 9e9eben, ras bic llnteridriebr.
nsn als 9I9entsn bon Ger S.mtsrla6cnltaft
ofs peritorbeuen Saccb Gbrbdrt
lcbtbin pcn Oihfcro 2aunfbip, eeda
@duntp, eruannt ipcreen fnc.- 9llIe, peldDe
nod an brla9te SoiuterlaiIenid,aft id>uIcis
ftnb, prrcen hermit auf9cfcreert, innrrbaIb
6 9Bcd,en abpbesahlen, cS ict in Sancen,
Gcteu, &uhIhulosu cocr Senou9eIo uno
Sold,e, Die nod rehtmdei9e Serserun9en su
mateu babcn, fno cbrnfalls eriud,t ihre
9lehuunsen innrrbaIb beIa9tcr 3rtt pcbIbr'
itdti9t stnSubdnoisen. "
Scbn @hrhart : 9Ioeutcu
Saccb @brbart S S'S'"''"'
September 6. *6rp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
WinGfalilche cSnffrumente.

9Iud halt er beifdnci9 Elm ocrtref7idlcs
IGcrtiment piaucs, 8iolinen, Slotrn, pfei'
fen, 9Icccroians, 8iotinen Saiten, Sdttle,
Srio9es, Sinasrboarbs, &c. auf Sano, bic er
wcblfril AT perfaufen nillens iif.--SIud bat
er II,b 70 eingertttet, bas er MufhSancen
NIT allen SIrten sJnitrumenten auf Die fllrSes
ite 9luiei9e ueriehen fam, uno spor an 70
biaigen prcieen als lIe ir9rnopc icnit crbal'
ten iprroen f0nnen.
Heparotureu Die in fcin Sad, einfhla9cn,
tpercen bili9 uno ptnftIih befcr9t. - 2Iud
itebt rr einen eenideu 3ettraum fur ale 9Ir,
tifcl bic ieine Werfitdte oerlnlfeu, gut.
@r it banfbar fir gsncdrne llutcrftileung
uno Iaoet oas publifum Elm duSurufen uno
ieinen Stctf su belebsn, inbem allies unent'
9elclid 9eSei9t miro. @eIhie1t oies, 70 fnblt
er periitbert bas baGelbe Gob baIo ilbersenat
baben niro, cas icine @anren iebr rppblfeil
Iino, weld,es baun feline GunoIhaft inmcr
mebr uno mehr pcrmebren miro, nno er
fernerhiu lIh anQstrieten fnhIeu miro eiu
Grbbafcs Onnt9efubl fur oiefes oe,eigtr
QSoblrpc1cn in Ieiner Sauit su ndbrrn-
uno or gibt bas 8crlprehen, oaB cs Icoens
raas 9c(deben icl.
SpIcpb 8etB.
0IfIsnt,uu QIvouR 1e nnho
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
Samtlten fSlauer u. fSutter,

llnter;cihnste MAIDEN cem publifum be-
faunt, cOe ite nun in beu Stauc 9efcet iGnc,
an ihrcr Wnble Ceheoem Jroreu 90 in
SalSbnr9 3aunitp, SamiIien Tlnucr unc
Suffer Su ilbcrlicfern ; audi Gnc Ge bercit
Die 8etrabe an biliaen preiIen III perfau'
fen, uuo nad,ocm oieieIbs 9emahIen finc, nit
benz 9lbfda an Die Sfuuben Su ilberliefern.
Set oeuieniacn bic @ernioe babeu wer'
ben Ge auf Serlan9eu dnrufeu, oiefeIbe ab'
hcIeu, uablen, uno fir Den "Spa" pieoer
ilberIicfern.
Sie lIno INNER bsrrtt fir "Sca" auf Die
fitrssife lIniei9e su mablen, uno on ibrc
Wnhle elmer 9lusbe6crun9 unterqdn9en il,
70 hrffeu Ie burd, quite 2lrbeit uno pilnftIid,e
2Ibpartuna ihrer @eIhdfte, ibrrn Nuthcd
Der 6fsntIiheu @unif gu crbalten.
8eiteOunqen in Ieirem Sdt fCnnen ain
@aitbauis ccS Serrn Na9enbuh, in g0em
taun, 9emacbt prrben.
8. 8. Sernb uno 60.
SoBbur9, 9Iu9uit 8. uq3N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
oBtQtam QSeber llnD 60.
Mna8Ua
sIu9uf I6.

Dapiers unb Gumpen 9Saareula9er,
DC. Commerce Ct, pbilartrBia.
3ei9cn rinem oerebrIihcn pubIifum bicr'
init All, oas Ge beltdnoig Elm poaitinoigeS
uuo 9rossS 9ldcrtiment Drud', Sdmeibs uuo
Brief .pnpisr duf cauo balten, tpie aud, bar
te lBaaren, 5uh llmidId9e unb 9Sadpapier,
@tnbinoeis', ScnnstbCr, Sruuf uno Spuuct
Soarcs, SIeadlina Soits, SeItiu9, 9IIum,
Srpeiu, eumpGu, &c. Napier piro ouf Be
ltcIIung 9cmadt, uno Der bodite preis fur
eumpcn bcIablt.
9lufirdge bonn eauoe fir eiui9cu Der obi
acn 9lrtifcl, miro man pnnftlidl bc(or9en ;
nuo Iclde bic cbige 9lrtifcl rpchlfeil Su fau'
fen pdnIhsn, pilroeu am beifen erit bel ib'
neu aulprcdlen che Te (cnitwo faufen.
Rdi 4, nqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
81 II Sd lit t { +.

Cine 9acbltDat fur 0lItttr uub ibrc &inerr-irIs
ttts mSscu Sbtrmau's 2furm Srjcnscs nabrlib
acnannt prrrtn inbcm 1ic tauIenre non Slnecrn rrn
cinrm frbcitsrn 8rat Strrttet batcn, Inr ras oerJ
Der Aoiuttcr nit Srcuee rrfIlltcn, nahrcm fe lrrs
6pfFnuns Ger 8erefun9 ibrrs Shines aut8e9rttn bait
t. Tim renn man tepcntt eaB 2Bnrmsr taulcnre
rrn Sinrrrn jdbrlib jrrlttrcn, unc rtlftn ltriahr
nitt in 3meiftl srJc8tn wirb unc inotin es tstannt
it ra6 rirt Sr;rnSrs Gin trrs Oittrl 1T rtielte 81
,rrlfSrcn INN ~ rrrtrriten, 70 mug cs StipB elmer
jcrcn Samilr pas 6rrJ init SreiIce crflIrn menn lle
bic Qntilncisuns ciner tclden Qecbltbat rrrninmt
9ltt MIR arin 1T bic Subcrctun9 fur 2Surmer gut
(cnrsrn feline youtcn Scjrnscs batcn autb ole tbimm'
tfrn Sanen ron SertatunS turirt, mic aud Aus'
,tbrunS. mo {orffnun9 rCrIbmuncen UNI 8rrjmelfts
lung itrr1ll tiebttar mar. 2Sir linp trtannt init
rrrl6ersnrn Salcn ron munrertGrrn Surrn, inc
lcnten bic Qufnertfamteit res 9labfraScrs aut Or.
S6rrman's pamrblrt rrn Surrn. Oir Samrbcr
sr;cnses turircn Srrhrrb in flnf Olinutrn, II. rtt
ftrnsn aar Jotrjtlcrftu, nerrtle Sciibmrrren tnr
Sr0nrf Srs armen olannc's pfaitcr 1T aulfrr
3pricl ras telftartencc pfafer in rcr 2pclt. 2Sir
ratbeR allfa teorncrn an bic 3utrrritun9 res Spts
tors onjnrrnrrn, mftnp RAP llc in brer Gr,partlln9
niht setdutttt ntrreu.
Dir rtiSs Wstijinrn linb i'm Sutftcbr ron q.
@ II t \ unb Sr. IN Qlentatrn ju b1tcn.
suni %. nalS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
9laentanii, 9Iu9uf 16.
NcDcr Siifer,
SlucutnMn,


gebient ftd, ciefcr @ele9enbeit Den Gin,
rpphnfr bon 9lfIentauu uno bem publifum
i'm 2Iu9emeiuen ole 9Iniei9e su MAIDEN, eas
er INNER gum 8erfauf auf cano halt, rin
iehr 9roees uno ausgccehntes G6crtIment
@eoerwaarcn, beifebcno gum 2heil aus
Sleti6ifduber, Sau6siiber, Gald,>
sliber, Sutterfaier, &rautifdnber, rpte
AUDI cine 9rOBe 8erihtebcnbctt bDlScrs
ne Spren. 9Sai6mal lbinen bDlierne
SuttersS6ll6eln
uno beinabe jcoer anbere 9Irfifef, ncthpenei9
um cine Nausbaltun9 anSufau9en - weld,e
or aelonnen 1T i'm @rosen posr 6leinen bIig
su perfaufen. ollie 9Irtifeln Werben unter
ieiuer be1enoeru 9Iufitd,t, 9emad,t, uuo oers
itdert ale eae fe aus ben oauertafteIfcu
WatertaIlen pcrferti9t ftno.
2auofcbrhalter miirocn e6 su ibrem Gor'
thcil fiuoen, nenn lIe suerif bel ibm anrufen
uno feline 9Saaren uno Dreicn in 9ugeu.
fhcin nchmen, che Ge Icnltnc cinfaufeu,
ecnn er fnhlt ibcr;cu9t, oas or ibuer 70
ncblfcil oerfaufcn fam, alS lIe in Tcu Ucrf
Uber pbilaecfphia faufen f6uueu.
Sebe 9Irt Slidarbcit wiro ebsnfalls an9e,
ncmmen uno aufs pnnftIifffe beIcr9t.
@r flattct icincu oerbiublihiten Dant ob,
fir ole blister 9enceene sablreidbe unterlfii,
euu9, uno hcfft ourh bilIiae preieeu, cine
Scrtcauer tes 6fcntIiden 9unfes 81 crbal'
tcu.
sIusuif l6. nos VI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
50 Ser grpete unb lpobls
SC,feilfte Stof 9oloenen
M% NSy uno lilbernen
@S 49, SaftGemlbren

IN pDllacelpbia, i'm 8rrBen INN SielheH'
Q5clrne Sertrs, NIT prllen Suirslen, Is Sar'
ret 8cbaufe, sclcncs 8eli'bt,, s4o oo
o5clcnt Strines, init rcllen Sinpelen, 8 GAR
ret obebSult, srlenes 8elltt, $50 t's 80 oO
az ;fs..,n S.nsrs milf nnleu St,pe(cn 90 90
Siltcrne serines, init Sureltn, 10 w
Gilttrne CHARTERS, trleneire Gualitdt, 90
Sttttrne Smitaticn Guartiers, Oo
e5clrne INN iftcrnt Saf6enubrrn aus jtprts
ter gam, pcn alsn pretien, won ~ tIs 20 90 90
@clcne Vtneils, 81 70 rlS w
s','s"| "nS ,nSsrr SinIss,I,asn. so
Gdte ittrnc Tbcelctfel, %
Oiamaut.sefribte eclpftnern, init iclirtn FL
ternen Joclcers, tlcb 20
G5oloene ,6etten, Bruifnateln, 8in9errinf
ae, Sbrringe, unb Suwelenwadrsn bon les
Der Quafit6t uno Benennun9, an oen nlef
briafcu Ubilaoelpbia unb 9teu g)crfer Dreis
fen aolone uno 'filberne eeuer, 9epines, nuo
Suartier Sadubren, nod, rpchlfeiler als Die
obioen. Gin 9lr1prud, 1T hinreidcno nm
Rdufer AT iiber,euqeu, oaB oies Der Srt ut,
quite uuS pcblfeile 2lrtifel ~ befcmmen. Slue
Gjiiter tperben narrantirt ods sll iein fur
mas fte perfauft weroeu. Seitellun9en aus
Dem 9ance werben piinftlit beicrst. sltes
Sob uno Sibcr miro fur baar Gjeo ODER I'M
2ustauId fir Waaren an9enomn,en Scoe
art 3alhenuhren wereen reparlrt Hno mars
rantirt eennu 3eit 81 halten.
e. g. Sf babe cine iplenoioe aclone
Secunocn,G 1fcuubr, I'm beim pferectrct'
ten &c. bic 3eit gu halten. @benfaus Der
9clbete uno 9alpanifrte 2aihenubr, tnr
n6uoIer, unc a0Ic anoern in nett Sab 9es
h6rioe @Gter, an 9ewts 4aeo m g.
pcbIfeilen llbrens uuo Surpelier' oanolun9,
Jec. 4l3a Warftifraee. Oberbalb Der llten,
Jtorcirite, philadelphia.
Suui Is. nqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
EeRte sllQChriCht.

Ollie oisjsnt9cu tpelde nod ld,ulcis ffnc
an Die SointsrIaiIcnihoft ocs Ueriforbencu
peter Smi b, Icstbin bon 2cphia 3fp
tct,a @annlp, isi cs auf peIdls srt rs moi.
lc, dno hicrrmd, gum ,eseteumaI aufssfCr.
rsrf, inuerboID 98od,cn bel Dem llutcrSeid.
nstsH anpruftn uuo atIube;a e;ahirn.--Nu
cicjeui9en Die nod, rchtmdsi9e Soroernn9en
an oemsIoste oiutcrladenfhaft babeu, (iub
crflht oislclbe innsrhalb brid9ter 3eit wcbl'
bclfdti9t cinWbdueigeu, incem nahber nihts
mcbr au9encmmen miro.
Glil5 Sums, Gr'or.
Septembcr 6, uq6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
3met Staotlottel

hlr6 prlpat Sanoel Sll perfaufcn.
Der llnterieitnste wnniht ;wei fsiuer
Stactctteu, in Der Stdet Alentdun, ourd,
prtpat Ndncsl 81 ccrfaufen @iue cerielbsu
IieNt an Dem fno ciflihcn @ds Der 2lnn nnc
3urner Straeen uno ii 60 Sus in Der Srcnt
an Der 2lnn Strose uno $50 in bsr 3iefe,
Der 3urner Srase cntIan9, Gir anperc eot'
te grdn;t nuf Der lnrIiden Scite an cbenbes
idricbene ectte, nno entbdlt 90 Sue in Der
Srcnt,
Die Gotten llnb icbr ncrthpoa, uno oieges
einsun9en iclen annshmbar 9emadt wers
ben. Nan mclSe IIh bel
gGilltam Wferk.
September l3. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
9(aenten fir 0eda Galtntp.

He9ilter Office in 2Illsntauu,
pctcr WiDsr, Sd9ersoilIe,
Samuel @amp, Jteu 1ripcli
So. 9. GeB, StciuspilIe,
Sonas Noas, 0Dnnpllte,
SScfhun Seiberlina, interchangeable,
@pbrnim 5rorelI, Sc9e'suiGe,
gRilIiam Sern, Sber Macuu9ie,
IReiBler II. @romau, Sreint9spiNe,
.. Ocooer, 3rerlcrtaun,
9Iarcn @roman Wlllerstdnn,
Z. pno 9. gBeaoer, Rdcungie,
J1raree uno @erhart, @ccpersbura
Qcpi Rncrr, @ldusoiae,
Charles 5oittsl uuo So 9. WbeilhalI,
Sclcmcu WcnUer Wacuu9is Squdre,
Srlcmcn Srp uno 60 Scppersbur
Charles Glitter, Hittersuille,
'Sobn NarmouD, Sndlcnoille,
4epi 6iitler, 9pnn 2aunihip,
Ndthan @erman, 8ermansullle,
e. unb y. @roS, Sdnedspille,
Ballet uno 9cuan, Toro gSbeitbaa,
Soc,nrt uno R'Rec, SiesfrisrS BRIDE,
pu 6 91ubdh, Charlottesville,
Tathnn Sc9elD, @raneoille,
z loarlahrr Sancon SIlen
q. 9B. Dds,
@brabnm Gong, SetberclfsuilIe.
Menbcu @uth, II. &c. Saentaun,
SfFccs gum 0rrfauf cicIsr piasn fIno go
SO Race Strase, phiIncelphia 1913 3re'
mont Srase, Bottom, uno 2SS @rceuwid
5traec, 9t. yorf.
Scpt. l3. nalS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-27
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wirc hermit oeQcbeu, eas ole llutcrjcid,us'
ten ais lpmiuiltrdtoren Der rSoiutsrldeenld,dft
ces pertcrbeuen Samcs @ @oof, Icelhiu
pen 3rcutcu, 9ieu SerlcD, uno pormals bon
NlIcntaun, psnulDlpanien, eruannt wcrceu
iInc. ollie eiejeni9en eaher rie nrd, in rie'
fer um9e9euo, all beIa9te Sonterlasenfhaft
fd,uloi9 itnc, werecn blercurb auf9eIcrrert,
unpcr,i9lidl All Scnathau @ccf, Su2laeutaun
ab;ubeSahleu -llno Solte neld,c nod Trr'
ccrunacn an gemeIoete ointcrlasenfd,aft ha'
ben, IInb rriId,t icIde fc9letd, wchIbcitdIi9t
eniuhdnciqcn.
9SilIiam q. Goof, ! Or>r,ors
Sams5 @ming S '''' W.
Scptembcr 20, = nqbu