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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
GOVERNOR cRITTENDEN-HENRY
CLaY-LEWIS CASS.

Washington correspondent Of the BAL
'more San, writing under date Of Decem
Ssf3l, says
! learn from gentlemen who hayc lus
a'uved here and who saw Gov. Critten
ten, on their way, that the Governor gave
'hem the mos, positive assurances that he
was not coming into the Cabinet.
| have, from the same sources, the high.
y interesting fac, tina, Henry Clay is to
return to the U. s. Senate. Mr.. Clay has
himself said that he will be candidate
'or the scat made vacant by the rcsigua.
oon OF Mr.. Crittcnden, and filled Iempora
,,,ly by the Governor appointment, of Mr..
Ms'calf Every one will rejoice to sec
,old Hat back in the place to which he
has formerly given SO much grace, digni,
y and interest.
Another correspondent, of the same pa
per, says:
= lou may pu, il down us certain that Gen,
nass will come back to the Senate Of the
y States. Henry Clay will probably be
his colleague.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
MR. CRIrTENDEN.

The Louisville journal, referring 10 Mr.
Cnitendcu IN connection with the Cabinet
says
We know that Mr. Ctittendeu has fully
made up his own mud to serve out ms
term as Governor Of Kentucky, bu, we
hope that, IN compliance with the earnest
wishes OF the Wing party, he VIII change
his determination. lie became candl.
date for his present office in obedience to
the call Of the Wig ,lriy Of Kentucky,
and we trust, that, II Cabinet appoint.
ment shall be rendered to bun, he " i'll &C j..
cept II IN obedience 10 the call not only Of
the Wing party Of Kentucky but of the
Wing party Of the United States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

They do their Legislation very cheap
out IN ILLINOIS,. The members Of the Leg.
stature, under the new constitution of that
State, receive but tao dollars day for
forty days, aud at the expiration Of tha,
Tune, Il they remain 10 session, il is re.
duced 10 one dollar. or course, under
these circumstances, the members will
manage 10 do all their business in forty
days.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
Loco FoCO PREDICTIONS

The Loco Focos are predicting tina,
Gen, Taylor's administration viii disap.
point the Wings. They also predicted
that he would be defeated so their pre-.
dlctions cannot be relied upon. The
higs have this consolation, that Tav.
Tors election mas disappointed the Loco
Focos. v. q. BuHefia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
IORIIl 1

The Legislature of Florida assembled
at Tallahassee on the 2s,h ultlmo. In
the Senate Hon. f. ID. Tracey was elected
President, and w. b. Lancaster Secre,a
ry. In the House, Hon. b. A. Putnam
was elected Speaker, and Charles W.
Downing Secretary.
We learn from the Governors Message
that The financial affairs Of the State are IN
a good condition.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
"ELLINGToN's OPINION OF GEx.L
SCOTT

ne London correspondent Of the New
.o'S Morning Star says: I" was lately
~ a company, at fashionable party at the
;, ren end Of the town, when the subject
NE American army, in connection with
"cs'co, was preached, and can assure
yvu mat ample justice was done to Amer.
,san prowess. TWAS asserted by leading
If , ,m Of the Government, that the Duke
a., ellington thought Gen. Scott the great.
n,, military genius Of the day, and the
AXE AXE II is we'll known, is anything bu, a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

VIRGINIA GOLD

The Richmond Eng iirer says, that re.
cent and extensive discoveries Of deposites
CT Gold have been made in Louisa county.
ltsays:
A late discovery on the land of Mr..
boHioy, conducted BY Messrs. Rawline &,
FISHER, is said TO surpass the mines Of
south America. The place is called
Alley Coopers, abou, two miles south.
west oi the moth branch Of the Pamunkey
fl'er. Mr.. Rawlins, the lucky finder.
washed IN small pan, in few aours-
mol exceeding seven-belween three and
'ouf hundred pennyweights (94 cents 10 the
d"t) Mr.. +. has also discovered a yerv
rich nine at finders, with the prospec, Of
an EXTENSIVE depnsile or vein.
The nine of Mr.. Il. Harris. wrought
by Mr.. u. w. Fisher, Continues to weld
richly, and few hands are collecting from
oloo Sll5 per day. A few DAYS since
we saw large bar of gold, weighing bon,
90o d"t. from the White Walnut mine.
Sa'a to be exceedingly rich"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

lhe land formerly owned by john Gibson de.
ceased, lyirg on the waters Of Ramse.'s Creek,
J ming tie lands Of Sidney Houston, Jas. Good
nan Mary d. Bell and others containing about
156 acres.
One other tract, formerly owned BY Elias Alex.
snder, on Sugar Crcek, jIning the LANDS Of J S.
Davis, Abraham Alexander and others, contain.
ing about 80 acres. with
G RESI .FEEKE.
known as Elias Alcxandct's Mil, 81 miles from
Charlotte
Three other tracts formerly owned bv Francis
VI. Alexander. One on the waters Of Sprar
Creek, joining Nathan Orr, Wallace Alexander
and others, containing $50 acres. One on the
waters OF Davidson's Creek, joining Thompson
Houston and others, containing l3j acres. AL.
SO, small tract OF Ii acres, on the waters of Su.
gar Creek, joining the lands of Charles b. Me-
Dinnls, NJ. Alexander and others
On the above sales IL months credit will be
given.
Ga the s7mo day, at the same place, | will sell
a tract of Isf acres, lying somew here, formerly
owned By Elizabeth Wilson, Lunatic. en- n ere.
dit Of months Bonds with approved security
will be required
by order of the Court Of Equity
d, r, DUNLAP, C & " e.
NOV u, lS4S. Printers fee 81 no
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
DEATH OF col WM POLk-sLsyF
REBELLION

The Memphis Appeal, Of the 23l nh,
states that Colonel " lllam PIX, resld,no
at "dlaut Bead, Arkansas, died on the
previous day, and that hi, slaves. SEQ in
humber, were III open rebellion. After
MS death they broke into tie stote.b house
and freely helped themselves TO lis con.
'en's-cousisimg Of clothing and gtoce
flrs'o! various kinds. Some cf'rls were
made by the few white persons about the
premises 10 restrain them. Lut thcse were
81 no avail. The ncgrocs a,iene tia, their
late muster promised them If they served
him faithfully DUNG his life time. they
should be free at his death, and express a
DETERMINATION TO free themselves. There
was not sufficient whites within many miles
OF the place TO put them down, anll much
trouble vas anticipated.
GENERAL TAYtOR'S MOVEMENTS
~ one wishes 10 learn General Taylor's
private and most profound thoughts he
must 90 to the Democrats. The, can toll
ca what he intends TO do at Washington
Tor years 10 come. They know every
member OF his Cabinet, and every pailti. /
cal OF personal prejudice or piepossession
'l ms heart. A city contemporary serves
up almost daily dish of romance which |
: quite amusing. The attempt 10 identi,
y General Taylor with his political oppo.
lents IS perfectly absurd and that too BIZ
hose who were loudcst in their reyiijnss
u him during the canvass. Ia due tnp
hey will find out that he is a Wing, tho
loi an ultra one" yet Wing enough TO be
utrounded by his friends, instead of hi,
,oIrIeal and personal traducers.-N. o.
Bulletin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
~ NOTICE.

~ from Charlotte, respectfully tsancs,s az
persons indebted 10 her 10 come forward and sci,
'le' She desires to leave early in the Sprinp and
she gives this early ice that all indeb cd 10 her
may have sufficient time 10 make arrangements
10 llqnidase their accounts before that tune.
Mrs. /. has on hand quantity of Goods OF Va.
rious descriptions, which she will sell at cost for
ASH. She has number of Bonnets which She
WIN sell lower than cost. Bombaziue Bonnet,
viii he sold 81 Is and 81 Cash.
Che feels under many obligations to the people
generally, aud those indt bted will put her under
SUI greater obligation if they will settle up.
Dec !, ISIS 6,f
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

The Washington Union" says tina,
Gen. Taylor, as President, will have a
great many difficulties in his path He had
difficulties in his path at Palo Alto and AT
Monterey and at Bucna Vista, but he walk.
ed right through them Louisville Jour.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

The Majority Of Gen. Taylor, in the
State OF Louisiana, according to the official
canvass, exceeds 3,40O votes. SO says
the New Orleans Bulletin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
TIE INDIAN CONC.

ms instrument is made of an ALLOW a
~ parts OF TN and IS of copper, which i
pf'lttc ana maleatle when il is tempered
and can accordingly be wrought easily, bu
becomes hard, elastic, aud brittle when i
Is suffered TO cool in the open air. Ii i,
made IN The first of these states and is az
forwards rendered elastic and hard. II
struck with hard body il would break
out II struck with piece of leather the
sound is at first very small, bu, BY vibration
It is communicated to the rest of the mas.
and becomes very loud and terrific noise.
The Adelpbi Theatre at Glasgow (Sco,.
lano) has been totally destroy by fire
strangely enough, the company was re.
hearsIDg the " Ocean Monarch, or the
Ship on Fire. when the flames were dis.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

We learn that General Taylor has sen,
IN his resignation as Major General Com.
mandlng the Western Division of our Ar
my, and that il take effect after the Is, of
February next. -Aew Orleans Delta.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
THE POWER OF THE BOXES.

!" What boxes govern the world :" asked
a New York paper. 1t answers the ques.
ton thus: "irho cartridge. box, the bal.
lot box, the jury box, and The band box"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
COMMUNAL BLISS

The Pom, Coupec (La.) Echo, of III
10Th ul,., contains the following:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
vERMoNT-SECoNp CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT

The election has resulted in the choice
of flebard, whig. The vote stood, Hebard
whlg, 5000; all others 1894. Hebard's
majority 60.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
sears New Il Popular Pictorial
DescfiptiOH Of the &. S,atcx.

containing an ac cunt of the Topography, Sc tie.
men'' History, Revolutionary and othe, Interest.
..g events Statistics. progrs IS in Agriculture,
'iahuiaciures, Population, &c, &c, OF ach S,a,e
IN the Union, ''o
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

The quarrel between Senators Benton
and Butler, is settled, and the most cordia
relations are restored between these two
gentlemen Afer. Cu.ete.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
illustrated witt, 200 Eurr,y,,..

81 we principal Cities, Places, b i'dincs, Scene
~, NuHositIes, Seals OF the States, Sc &c
compete In one octave volume of six bunJ,,
pages, elegantly bound in gilt pictorial nnsl;n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
"aLhlHG THE WATER-EXCURSI
EXTRAORDINARY.

WALKING THE WATER-EXCURSIO
EXTRAORDINARY.
ferry boats aud bridges are likely TO be.
come articles Of unnecessary expense. A
celebrated india rubber firm Of The civ Of
New York have recently " fixed up ="
continuance which Will enable a man Ia
hhs himself into the river with perfect
lmpuni'y, and float there, too, as pleasant.
~ as he likes, and as long as lie chooses,
only using his dlgtsfor propulsion whittier.
soever he lists. The thing was practical.
Iy tested on Monday last about noon. when
young gentleman named Lowell, leapino
rom steamboat al South Ferry, went
oGt VITA the current and returned with the
Mood tide to Castle Garden, about five
o clock, having been about four hours in
'he water. lie came perfectly dry and
warm, to the as'onIshment and satisfaction
oi number Of gentlemen who witnessed
NE commencement and close Of the cxcur
SION. lie regretted that he Id not take
along with him newspaper or book. 10
hile away the time We expcc, now to
sec The North river fall Of floating hipeds.
urnl'hed with those rab5ers, going 10 and
coming from Hoboken.-N. J.. ErDress
Hong Kong papers lately received state
hat helog, the ex.Viceroy of the Pro
.Ince OF Canton, who has signed all The
fea'ies hitherto concluded between China
nd foreign nations, on his return TO Pekip.
vas loaded wNh honors by the Imperial
government BESIDES the honorary dis.
motions which were conferred on him, he
'as appointed keu1. Ike choo; that is, Pies
TEN Of the Emperor's Piivy Council
ne European residents III CHM are very
.el satisfied with This nomination. The P;
beraIily aud well known moderation Of =.
-e.ing are universally considered as guar.
nties OF peace for the future.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

Col. Bliss was united in the bonds OF
ma.rimony TO Miss Betty Taylor, daugh.
ter Of the President elect, on Thursday
last, ut Baton Rouge.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

me Aus'tanS maintain their position in
Lonbafdy. Charles Albeit has gwen up
the idea Of renewing The war.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
We" ana Popular Work for
HOOK AGENTS.

a ngeht y wanted IN every city and county
- 10 The Cni ed States, to procure Subscribers
Cd aud ready for delivery F'"'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

The Queens Iroops have had a grand
ba'ile at Atragon with The Insurgents, who
we're dispersed
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
5anuar II.
SsWp Sfocs)ricaot.

SurCm Der ,lntcrithrictcnr QEilliam B
lErdoer ala Gieiruihaftrr ciu9cncmmcn, nm
Nic StchraCld'd(te untcr rrr Nirmd bon
llcrb nnc QSeapcr ulAbctrCibru, 70 lno ale
bic III iriiCn 9iidlerh fdhuIocu, cbrcrbicti91f
Crlndt oniurufen uno obSnbc,abIcn, odmit
Die Snd'cr onfarfcttcIt coer in Mid,tofcit 9cs
trhd,t wcrrcu ftnuen. 5u9cid onuf CT lci'
nrn iahlrcidcu Treunccn uuo @Gnuern fir
Die literde llnteriineuna, wcnlit CT bechrt
wurre, uno bittet ca6 fIc aud, Die 6itma nitt
rcr9r6en m0gcn.
@ti1S !0tcrt.
Snuuar 3. ra I'M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Bur s)lat6riCbt.

}nr arfaIli9cn Nniei9r rcs bieliSrn une aIsrIrti.
aen putlititms tcncrtc i'd edS i'd iest in mcinem
n;Iien SItIfeincrn .laur dm tntern Gnrr ccrlcltcn
scttc i'd friiDcr nrbntr, wcDnt-eine quite cinac,
ribtete Hrrtbcse 81 meincm ar;hrn e,ctraiutbe re.
iise, alle OiecitGmrnte (WlsritneiD frith dbt UNI
gut haIte.-Sricnccrs trse id + c Il nm t IN t.
Il t. ric rrn riclcn her crtcn Nrr,tr Ntutblanr's 3
emrfcblcn wie lei !6autrusftdgcn, Sctttr, (6lcd.
ten, II. ~ clttf, Nitigo aba) "cs lnr rie Slctcn
rie auf cer !oaut meiR mic Niiltb auscheil-irriSer
gIustde cesbalt gcnaunt.'-S Selcnrtrs ancrfdnnte
UNI alI9cmein emrfrbenc Mitftl tri 9Surmsrautbcts
ten araen 9Surmcr aIler u unb in dIIscmcintn-
Srcrfcn reltbe init Een 9tutcn lei 0ibcumatsmus
Sliererlhmer, ,en-ancrre Seiebfllls wclttc aud init
efabvheit emrfcplrn mtrrrn rSnnrn ,rc riclltihsc
g'erfude nur lrltit ttiiimmtr @emrir aatrn in mel
ner rrdr;s dter alItt rirltitiS rrn trrubmtcn Nus
laneitcben sleriten unc 9rcEen 9ertd6tcr arriibmt
wrreen ilne, wir ac9cn Maseutramrf, Mfutttrwcb H.
f.f.-Hjern tin i'd ttret cccn II Il d1rbaftc nNr,.
tr-auf ras Observation-Disclosures ric giTrtnrtn9 rrrs
thriftlhb mitutDtilcn, mn 'fcbcn cirlt trnanntcn
Mtittti CUR llntcriuhunS rner 9nwcncung 9crn III
Iirnite-renn mein 6dnrltn, fc mic nIcne llittcl
irlrh ic lirse mir 6ctt ras yrttn (htnSt hurihtis
rrr Hct unp Mrnf )tn ftn
Hn,uttrifen In i'd I,rr9cns tis libr. unr jctcn
Nssnr, 1u5sencmm;n 6rcitd9 mn Z Srnuatenr, mo
it weitcrf 5clftn mdbt rie MID binrtru iurlt fem
m:n III fran:n, Ram Fin itb dtrr ccn frarnrtn Sas
rAnr icb! ~ trtff;l Niit MdtrnJ rmrfcplt li rtml
strtrten putlitc gcbcrfamlf,
s. l8ohl9cmuth, VI. D.
.,lentIrn, ,iantdr 10. nNim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
eSoScpD - nrtmsasa

Sbneioer in Ger St1ct 9laentcuW.
Scoieut I'D, oicfcr @elelcnheit ieinen Run.
Den uno Dem putIifum ilbtrblupt oic au,ei,s
gu mdd,eu oas er cds Sducioer @cihdfi
an lcincm alttu Stduo, in Dem nlnIt oes
orn S1ccb Sd9cr, eini9e Shilrrn untcrbaIb
pree, 5fcru uuo SOS Stchr uuo bcinabe
0c9cnrbcr Gem @dithduIc ces nrn. Scudthdn
RoIp nrd immer fcrtbrrribt, aImo or Die.
jcnt9cn ucd INNER Ihuell, plnfrlih uuo bh.
It9 brtirneu piro, bic ibn ibr 3utraueu
lrhcnfcn pcrocu. glut hat or ale 2lrtcn III
irincm @cIhdft 9eh0rcnee
Scrtt9e Sleioun9SsSntfe,
1tidlih fir Die Sabrs;eit nuf Solnb, mclde
er wobIfeil fir baarcs 8clo o5ItBcu wiro.-
IA eieiclbe untcr ieinrr ei9cuer 9lnfIdt 9es
mddt wereen io fam CT fir bic 2Irbcit gut
lprcdlcu.
@r ii borftor fir biSher 9ruceeue 6unbs
it,nft, uuo fuhlt iiberSei0t, oaB er Id, ferner'
bin Der &;unit oes pubIifums piirot9 MAIDEN
Wiro.
Soltpb Sartmau.
Slnuar II. "m- nq3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
TGmfftte1e 9lolGrtc6t. %

aac cicicuiqcn wcldle nod, ou bic lIntsr.
Hthnrtcn fir Sublcripticu, Scfauutmadun
0cn uno iiberhdupt auccrc Cruderarbcit
lduloi9 ftno, tperccn hicrcurd, cruithaft ers
ilId,t, spiiheu nun uno eem erfteu Wils in
ccr Orudcrei ors eed,a pdtricts ausurufsu
uuo abiubriahlen, aapc bis ;u jencr 3cit,
nnc nur bis III jenrr 3eit, INNER ciuer Der
@eisllhnftcr gc9supdrtr9 feiu miro. Socf
fcntIitb wtrben 2lNc Die cics auqcht, in Die,
fer 3wid,cu;cit anrufen nuo 0iidtigfeit ma
hcn-un uns carurd, fcrnere Wutc, unc
i'd, irlbit pcitCre unaunchmIid,fcteu eripa
rcn -Sc un1n9cuchm un6 auh Der IrBtcrc
Sdritt frin wurce, 70 fIno mir uuS bod, je
rcnfaas bcnicIbcn icIbft id,uleia, nm . q,
mas mir laucr ueroicnt babru, baourd) in uns
fern ScEe Su briu9eu. .....
@utb, 9fdhe uno QOcun9.
Ncuten 9utb uno go.
Slnuar "a. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
$50. so.
Ocfcntltlbe 93enpl,

Nrcita9s cen Istcn Tetrnar, INN 10 llhr
Srrmllta9s, ica am jNauie oes lluierIbrie.
tencn IN Toro Whetbaa Jaunld ir, cine
halee Waeile oon Sic9crspiGe, 6lTtntli6 per.
flnft wereen:
Nru bel Der Icnre, Elm suies Samirieu
pfero, 3 quite 'frtfdmefente Rnbe,eiu Sor.
rpaa qBdaen mif Giefhrr, Gin @inaduIspa.
gen init Vari NruIeitern, Elm gutter Sdit.
ten M'lnemiible, Strcbbauf. @aaen, elm
plug. Slcdtettsn, Sldfsbrcd,e, 2 SoI,bs
fen nit Mohr, Crdner, !fufenfd,raui. vi.
idc, Stuhle, Ednfc, 8drrelfdgcr, 3dbcr.
Srndtreffs, Weber9efd,irr, Seinnrao, @ctts
Iaeen, nno frnif ned, aIIerlei Soaus. II. Ban.
ern Serdthhaftcn Su umifii bid, su mel.
ben.
rie eebinsun2en am gcrfaufstage uuo
Iufpartun9 ocf
Santel Stcttler fen.
SahNor ~. *llH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Ocfentltc6e o5enpu.

Srritl96 Den lltcn Srbruar, nm 10 llhr
Bcrmittd9s, fcli am SoauIc ocs llnterId,rie
brnrn, il 2lIIeG 3nunftip, 0fcrtbnmptcn
SInnfu, fclacnees prrI6nIidjc gi9cntbnm 6f
fentItd urrfauft ,pcrecu:
Tfcrec, SInbc. wSruntcr ,rci nit Rdlber
iIne, Sdlaafc, sfpci &duIsndgen lno 9a,
o., ecINa,littcu, mourn ,,pei oars ucu lInc,
pinac, 6den, auci Nrnhtrtffe, Otiifs uno
neualbeIu, iHcuIelicrn uno SdbcmeI, pfer.
oeNeldiirr, Srcrr' nuS 8uhfettcn, Scftcn
nnc ScttIaocn, rrahr, Sd,rinfe, Rifle, I'd
Ger, 9ScIl' unb Spiunriecr, gdnfc, Sfiib.
lc, 9Iirnhdfcn, SocIS' uno StentchIen DIN
NIT Nehr, SdpdIIcrie Uniform, fammt elmer
Qrcstn grrfhicoruhcit ocn nnoern 8oueru,s
nlns. nno 5fnd'en Gjerdibfttaften iu uuis
lfinclit ,umeInen.
Die Srouqunasn am @srfaufsfIge nut
Uon
@cnrao Bei(.
4anaaf II, na3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
SCEulretn

sIlIc ipcld,e nod, in ccn Stcbrbnd)crn ben
Dtcn fu9unc Co., IeBtbin Stcbrbal.
ter in Cub Btcithan, Id,uIct9 Tno, 70 ,pie
in Rrten uno Sanrcn &c. mcrccn hermit in
tenntne GcfrBt, oa8 ftc s,ui1hcn nun uno
ccm uddltcn Itcu spril Mid,tiqfcit MAIDEN
milheu-uno irihe bic ucd 9nfcrecrnnqcu
an briaaic Sirma III MAIDEN hnten, beIirtsn
thrc Hctnun9cn bis enbin aud cinsutrin
Ncu.
Ntenniin9 unb 60.
Sanuar II. ISM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

9alenber fur 1913.
Saleneer fur caS Sabr 1913. 1iuc lcebsu
srhaltsd ipcrccu uno bcim @rcstn uno ald
nsn iehr bilis ;u oerfaufen, an eem Sud,
.itNhr uoa y 20 8 unb &c tper.1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Slnuar II.
Oefeutlit0e 9Senpl.

sIm Oicnlia9 ben Sten Sstruar, um 10
llhr 8crmtta9s, iclI am. 5saric bee pcrftCr'
brncn W Wartin easarus, in Salsbur9
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wcrocn -s
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Suantitdt lBciBeitcn plaufcu, 4 '3Ga CID,
@rcbIhmieo SanowerfsSen9 ucn jeccr 9lrt.
Sdllciflteiur, uno ionif nrd) alItrlci 2lrtifcI
~ umtdnblid Su melcCn.
Die Secrnauu9en am 8erfaufsta9e nnb
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Gtcil.fODlcn.

Tic interSeid'nrten babcu iret uuo ar
eenfcn immer nuf nauo ,u baltcn, alc orc.
Be Guantltdt Stctnfchlen, ucu alien Sencn.
nuuaen. cle &c an ecu niro,iaicu prcieer
uerfalfcH wcrccH.
Sdf, So1s unc Go.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
. Q0l0nie 93erfauf.

SamIfa9s ceu l2!eu Sebruar, nm llbr
Gadmiita9s, fol- am SHanfe pcn Sonas
sc ber n q, in Weiecubnra 3Ip., &c.
dla SauntD, bfentIid> pcrfauft merbcn
Cine portreffli6e Cote Gane,
9elracn in tcia9tem GaunItip, entbaItenb
29 @s,1er /; 9tdnjeno an eineer bon anbreas
RIcIt hnt Schann Wcis Darauf lit Gin
: - SrimsNohnbauS, StaIuna,
I:;;;An Socls Waiier uno tunger
&sssIka8 Saum9arten, uno hat cine sortref,
fllde Sage, an Der Stnats SmnBe BON !RuBp
tam nab Wdud, @huuf, nnb on Der Sras
fe bon giQcntduu ndoh QDnnpilIe lieaenb, unb
e5 1T cine fdidlide @eIe9rnbcit UNI 6ff,ntlis
dye @sihdfle su brtrebcn.
Grebit uno stufparnmg wirc 9earten BON
Sacob s9imcrnlon,
sIilI9nie nN,,SrnaS Seiberliue.
g S.-3ur fcIbi9cn 3cit fcGeu perfouft
mcrrru Gin 2 pferfe gRoosn, Elm l pfers
ce Waaen, Srerrfettcn, nno cine Gcrfties
ocnbrit pen Saucrns NIB SaHs.@erdtbe au
nmifdncIih 81 nelSen,
Sanaar 81. -. na9m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
| giaarre sselplnlllla.

GnIltef Dem liuterfhriebenfn am psriasn
W'lfincd', Gin curdI eie armeneircffcren bon
Pcrihamptcn Gnunip gum houererF pers
bunoeucr SunaeSpon rlineifher sIbfunft.
Pamens @harlsS MeDer u eind,. Seorr.
mdun miro acirdrnt ibn uidt ,n tehr, ber,
zen, oorr bic S'rfrBe iprrbsn gegen ibn ii
aInDeHbuns sebrad5t. -
eSObn Seibert.
5anuar 81 .. uo2m
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So q Of 3 Cll {,

rpirb 6isgmiS, dsafbFs esr llnsrridue.
te ais slcminiifrafcr ber hinterIaefnidboft
ees perlicrtenen W d,dsf &r II M, leBtbin
pom S,sieelbera GaIlnfhir, eefi,a Gauntp, ar
Iernannt fpeften 1T. Vile biejeniaen oohev
Die nod an brlaate S,interlnesnfdloff lbut
Dig fnc, iuerben biereurd, aufae(rrbert in.
ncrbaIb Bcdlcu bel eem siominiltroter in
bcia9tsm heibebcrg Tauulthip, an,urtifen Il.
absubesnblen- llno Sele1e lpeld,e ncd, Grrs
oerunqensnn 9cmrIoete sSiuteriaeenfthaft ba.
ben, fno eriudt fcld,e inncrhalb bcfaates
3clt pobIbeltdtia, cinsuhdnbiscm.
Sctn Sdger, stom'cr.
Sduuar 2i. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Ste s. / T. l,t q.
Sauuar 10.

Die lluterfhrisbencn iIno uuter hrutioem
Datum in @elclIid,aft 9ctrcteu, I'm an benz
alten Stanoplaee Die Stchr0eId,dftc, untrr
Der Sirma rcn Ofefs uno Weducr fcrfutc.
hcibcu Sir wilnfd,en oas Nublifnm ~ be.
uadlrihtilen, odB Gc lTh immcr tcilrcben
lperoen cine pole. 9Iusnnhl bon @jntcrn duf
Sauo 81 hllteu, Die fIe tiusrrt biaia perfan
fen iprreen. Gin Ger;eitnis Der YBalren
80 pnbliSireu erad,tet man nid,t n5thia, in,
oem ciu jcees eas fduftn win1d,t fid, ocn
oem @ciagten iiberieuacn fam, wrnu cs an
ruff uno Die Waarcn fur lit, ielblf tetrad,.
tet.
Gins Ntcre,
9Sm. 9S. YSelpcr,
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