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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
sengers saved, We notice the name OF A.,
Early Of The U. S. A., a native Of this S... ~
Among the missing, Joseph Miller of Va.

BANK OF VIRGINIA.
A List OF Directors for tie Bank of Virginia .,
Branches, for 1913.
RICHMOND.
BY THE STOCKHOLDERS. BY TIE EXECUTIVE
James Caskie, Thos Fl. Ellis,
Isaac Davenport, Robert A. Mayo,s
Thomas R. Price, Anthony Robinson, J.
John Womb!e, Archd. Thomas.
John J. London.
NORFOLK.
e. J. Higgins, John G. Colley.
DR.. Geo. Wilson, WIN. S. Mallory.
John E Doyle, Aaron Milhato'.
VIM. II. Hunters
PETERSBURG
JOS. Bragg, VIM. Pannill,
John H. Patterson, H. B. Gaines
David May, Thomas Branch.
Francis E. Rives.
FREDERICKSBURG.
Hugh Mercer, John Moncure..
Douglas Fl. Gordon,s Thomas F. Knox.
J 8. Ficklin, Robert Dickey..
Hugh Scott
LYNCHBURG.
Chiswell Dabney, VIM. T. Yancey
Jonn Hoillns, ChaEies II. Lynch,
Ambrose 3. Rucher,. VIM. A. Richeson.
Elijah Flelcher.s
DANVILLE.
Thos. P. Atkinson, Naihl. Wilson,
George Wilson, WIN. r. HagcO4,.
VIM. G. Craghead, Hobson Johns.
Alb. w. c. Terry.
BUCHANAN.
Jas. L. Wooivile, VIM. NJ. Radford,
John s. Wilson, Jas. Mcdowell. OF B.,
Ohio w. Kean, George w. Wilson.
Chs T. Beale~
CHARLESTON.
Jas. c. Mcfarland, Joel Shrewsbury ST..
Geo. w. Summers, w. Chamberlain,
Levi WEIGH, Bradford Noyes..
Spicer Palrck.-
PORTSMOUTH.
John A. Chandler, John Cocke,'
James MuIdausb, John Collins.
Richard w. Baugh, Samuel NJ. Wilson.
Thomas Brooks. Jr."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
1Ae 81 Of January mol hon.ored By Waggery

The sM of January mol honored By Whggery!
We see it stated in Northern paper that 1.-THE
house of Representatives, with one accord, ad'
iourned over from Friday last TO yesterday" in
honor OF the anniversary OF the battle of New Or
leans. Wilhou. inquifing how tar it would be
e1pedient in Congress 10 devote day a! This par
licular momen; 10 such hero worship, it is enough
10 saw, thai the fact is not as stated. No such mo-
i've but usage, and the necessity OF allowing one
day in week for the committee 10 sit, Influenced
The adjourning over.-l National lnttAigsner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

We yesterday announced The explosion OF Inc
steamer Blue Ridge on The Ohio, by which a
number of persons persisted. Among The pas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
ERIpAY. Jan L. 1913

FRIDAY, JAN. IA, l94a.
The Senate did not sit Today.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker called the commillees, in order,
for reports.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-04
The Term "Lady."

II is strange how things becons changed with
time, and it is also strange how different terms
are often employed from what they were when
thev first originated. Take. for Instance the wori
Lady In an old work, of the date OF 1862, Is
the following account of that word:
AS have studied more what appertains to the
ladies than to the gentlemen, / will satisfy you
how it came to pass that women of fortune were
called ladies'. even before their husbands had any
title, to convey that mark of distinction to them.
was generally the fashion for lady Of affluence
once a week or oltener;to distribute certain
quantity of bread to her poor neighbors with her
own hand, and she was called by them, left day.
ii. e. the bread giyer.) These two words We're
in time corrupted and the meaning of the term is
now as little known as the practice which gave
rise 10 it,
According to this, the word might be put down
among the obsolete, for the ladies' are very differ
ent things in these days.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-04
EULOGIUM UPON
JOHN QUIN A ID A NJ 8,

Er- President Of the United States
delivered March 9th Is4s in ST. Johns Lutheran Church
the Borough of Easton.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
Oefentltthe Q3enplt.

Wittpchs unb Gonncrf1a0s bcn !. uno
.. WdrS, ieecn GAG I'M 10 llhr 8crmiffa9s,
iolIcn am JHauic ee6 pertorbcncn W / d, a |
e + d,, IrBthIn con 9llIcn Sdunidip, 9icrs
thnmptcu @auutD, 0fcntlid pertauft pcr
ben 's'o #ts" r."
5 pfcrtc, 90 Sticf 9linopieb, sdwrinc,
Sd,afe, Swci @idulswdqcn nit @crp,
8orrrn. Spnlicrwn0en, lnrlS uno Sa9o.
Sd,Iittcr, Tflu9cu, @9gcn, GrcfdmoId,inc,
? Q6inomilhcu, Suchbonf, 2rpfeImnbL
cine 8eridseenhet BON SdJmiec 59ano,
perfs9cfdirr SIate, SdInrclu, @rctter, IL.
Scantltna, 0cu une Strob, Rartrifcn beim
SuldleI, 2iitbr, Stiihle, gctten uno gcttlas
rcu, Surceus, Joousuhr init Saitcnj mdns
telubr 3 Scfen mo NOhr Ciucr eiu S1atha,
mnD5 Stchcfru, fupfernsr SslTeL @nrpets,
Elm prddni9er Orange Baum, une fcnit rrcD
oacrIci paus gauern uno Jfiid,em@ @erdtbs
ld0ftsn sn peiAdufti9 ju melren . .n.
Cie gceinqun9en am 8crf1ufStase uuo
9lufparIun9 pom am. a.. E.
mn Scbn 8lcpptn9eri 9(p'cr.
Sebruor z. aEa fn. #3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
OefcnfltC6e 9Seupu.

9Im Gicuitng ren 29ifen Srbruar, nm l
llhr Stodmittags, fca nm Saule bon hcnrD
StIeifer, in Sprin9fielo 80unitp, Guds
@ouHtp IfcniIid ocrtauft peroen: H
Gin G,duIswa9cn, bcinobe nru, Gin 2
@Gu smogcn in 9utrr Srbnuug, Gin 9abi
bcinabe ucu, Gin @duSbpbi pfln9, ncue
G99e, eiu @uIiuitcr NIT @oitiel Shonfcln;
ueuer Shltten, 2 Sruhmcife, @jcIdrr fnr
pferoe, YFn9Qclhur, 8Iinohalfteru, Sfiidl,
cuihranf, Sutterbrrcn uno Butter 3utcr,
9iehcn, @jnbsln, Sodfen BON jcecr slSt, mS
ioult nod peIe 0aucrn uno Suhcns@erdtb.
ldoftcn su umltduSIdb 81 mcleeu, a.D
i Die Serin9ungsn am 9erfaufftlse uub
9Iufpartun9 prH HlE
aa17s Snrob 90. Gcbleifer.
Ttbrudr z. lat t'f rq3r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
EeEte sO0Chri(ht.

9lGe eicjcnigrn melhe ned, IdnIeia fno
an bic NntsrlalItnfhaft ocs pcritorbeuen
g brah.am SO an, leethin pcn
9icrtbampton IaunTd,ip, eeha @auntY, iei
cs auf meld)e Dirt es wclIc, lIno herourd
gum eeeteumal auf0sfcrccrt, inurrbalb 8
Wohen bel ben llutcraihncten aniurufsu
uno obSubcSa Sableu.-9Iub ricjeui9cu bic uCd
redItmdese Sorreruu0eu an nemeleete nius
terInGenlhaft baben fIub erludt tieleIbc in.
nerbalb beia9ter 3eit pcllbeitdtist einsu,
bduoisen, ineem uadbcr nidts mebr an9es
nemmeu ipirb. . t a10l.
9lbrabam @ornan, ! rro,,,
Yeter Suber
6etruar Z. ua3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
Oefeutli(6e 95enou.

SrcitaaS ben 3ten ndhffcn W2irS nm 10
llhr Scrmita9s, fol- am Siouic eeS lluters
lthriebcucu, in eowhia 3oun1dDip, eeha 60
6fentfdl osrtauft iperocu
pferee, tporuuter Td, Elm prihtaer 9ieocr
uno Sattclpfero teTnceu, 9fcrceosfdbirr,
Rilbe, 2inesr, Sd,ncue, Elm @dulewa'
gen, Gin | @jdulewnacu, fur Elm oncr irrci
pferee eiroeridtet, Rarren uno @sGcbrr,
pHnaen, Gggcn. Nsuleicru, Wla9snbnci
l9iuomutle, Strcbbauf nuc icnt nod, al,
terIei 9auern. uuo 0auSs sGieruthlhaften ;u
uniidnoltcb s,tmrleru,
lie SeeinsHussa am 9erflufSta9e une
sIufrartln9 pcu a..-r5
h,a,,,sa9 ScigpA @elbcrtrlr,
Tttruar Z, *3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
s pb nm SOf. y btef's
OefertttiC6e 23enDu.

Sc fcll 0fentIid, perfnuft weroeu, Ccicr.
tags uno SteitaQs, ben 2ten nno 3ten ndd)
fen Mirl nm 10 llbr Wiitta9e, an Der lctt.
heri9en lScbuun9 eeS ocrlicibenen crhonn
R. g'ehteL in cerefpro ZIP, 9ctfs
@nuntD:
pftroc, 8 8iibc, A 8dulswa0cn uno
Saot 9dulsnnSen uno 8aoi, Gin nieocs
rer Bd9en, Elm @dulSrpa9en, ein Sra.
,icrpasen, 2 pailqe, 5 Sd,meine, Wclit.
fcrn'@ @aae, Nofcnpfla9, @aacn, DrrIhma.
fdine, gEincmiible, Nfercegcfdirr aler 9r,
ten, Ncu bel Der Como, QSclidfcrnlaub,
furScs Sroh bci Der gctts, 500 @etuuc
ldn0cs Strch, go pfcften, a 9drrcl @eia,
3 6rudtrrffr, Spcrr, uno Sfnhfctten, Sch.
leteru, gRoqcnwince, Strohbanf Sortrf
frIn beim @uid,el, @dbcIu, 9lcd,en, SOCtel
Sanf Sdqeu, gchrer, ncbcln, Sdutfdr,
ren, Suf1lcebaut SrIltnr, 6citcL 9Irrtr,
3ubCr, Sdde, Qcitern, Nutter, 3tGge, Jfi,
ltCn, No0sbeoos, SirrIfdiIcr, Butter Bar
Ell, Scfen nit 9ichr, 6 Better uno gcnIo,
Den, 3cppd,c, SuIts, lcineu 3ut, Desf,
Orohr 3 StiIten, 3iide, Smhlr, @dnfc,
Sfidrnuf, Spie9e1, 0ilocr, Vcriclain QRaa.
re, perfdiCeenc wertbppae Builder, nfS 8i
helm, Sclcpbi Q8erfr, 2Irnet'e ipahrc6 @hri,
HtIiUHuhT 'lI SPIHHlu w HhO S-hiEtIy Iupier
uc nuo eiierne SefieL Rcdhdfen, 8cilcrs,
llbr nit SfaitcL SIcrtcppidr, ,lpet Stld,cn,
fd)rduf, sinuerncs @eihirr. Qatprrge unc
Soifen, uno cine 0rcBe geri,ticoenbeit anoc.
rcr Saus' uno Bauerlt.@ @erdtbe ;u umifino,
lid Su meIccn.
Die @eOjn8un9en am gerfaufstage unb
2Iufrarluu9
% cSpIcpb y. VCd,tcl, : o,>,.,
Setruar7. mu.8gf ttq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
OcfcntltcGe G3eunu.

9Im Cienaaa ecn 7tm W3iri, nm 10 Hin
8oruitt0gs, fol- am GiaftbauIe bee llnters
ftricbenrn, in NHeu 3aunidhp, giortbamp'
ton @aunD, 6tfentIid, ucrfnufi rerben:
9feroe uuo pfTrcgsfd,irr, Stiihe, 9lheer,
Schdafc, 2 8lcrgiulsw69cu, pldfr Snhr
iperf uub Sicinitr. fpa9fHbaei SNenIcittru,
pHnae, @aQeu, SorladiuteH, pottm q3ino'
mntIc, Steifpaase, Tmufterfclte, Speufct'
ten, Erudtrcfe, ejrosrnfcu, 9fcid n'nftti
ne une pfertcQs,palt, mo iorlt ned alIelFe
Souerr9criIblhAtcn su untfaac!rdl la NET
zen 300 T
Cts strinauu9ca am 9ertaufsta8e unb
2Iufpartun9 eon '
5obu Sd,mrb
Setruar Z. 8 t3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
Ecbruar Z.
S5raurretb's gOtQen.

Die Srancrcth6 pGeu fno qdn;Iid, pc9e.
tabulfCh Hno oICin mad, fcId'cu Gjrunofieru
9emad)t, pcIde cine lauNe Grfntruna oIe
ridbtig crprcbt hat. 60 II jest fcine Spefs
nloticn, mcnn man III Rraufbcit fcine 3us
Aud,t 81 ihucn rimnit, iJe fIue ols Die teltrn
Neiui9cr rcr @in0Cweioe uHc res Maacne
brfdnnt uno in aleu- eDapept!@dcu uuc bill,
oIen NdlIen ftub fr ol5 tme grree Scouunq
betradtct. Seoc Tamiltc fctlie eiclc pNcn
I'M lnnnir ha!lcn. 91enn act6rig ecbrnudt,
in Sale SIr8uct n6tbia it, mirb pur fetr (d:
ten Elm Scftor nStbiq fCin, SIN alien Ndurn
Ycn @erfiltuag, Nufcu peer 9lhemnatis,
mus, iIne cS DIE 2cioenoen ihrem 66rptr
fdulrig eielc Nitrn gu 9ebrOudlcu.
Sbiac lhiBbare ptIen ftno i'm g'ud,,
iiohr bon @roB uno Gcipcr, in Slls
lentaun, su baten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
.onfRitaL9e;abLt fur

- VI ~" t--~ot3'ep' IHl
SauhcII 1867 As ; Waurerarbeit,
73 90 Sane,3hnr IhmelIe, 10 %;
Sauitcff, &c. ii 90; SaditeinIcgen,
302 SS; Sdrsiuers9Irbsit, ouf 9ird,'
nuug, 60 90 (; @udfciuflbrru, III
19 Warmcr, Steinc, ,e. 13 90;
SdicferNadb 257 SO Hnthen pla.
tirch SS I; Soditeiuc, 7l0 05 :.
Stcin,Sdlpcaen, 5 10 Vfdaerrn,
264 % ; Silferarbeit. SO 25; @dr
(fings unc G,fen 2Irbeit, 238 90;
@rCbIhmico sIrbeit, 14l 90; Ore,
bcn . Is; WnTcrrinne uno SIed,,
50 80 SdI6Gcr ulo Sd,Iii6cf, %
69 WcTcn uno Dailtern i'm SSolpi.
tai, | 50; oartc Baarcn, "a 80 =
- s D
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
q eG Gtull a.!

Die MiGer6tlun @apallerie JrlIprc miro
ith in pclIcr Uniform, ~ l9intsrr Rappsn
CUR Ndraoe pcrfammcld, am Gicnifa9 Zen
%. GebrllGr, pricls nm 10 llbr 8prmiitogs,
am @Saitboufe ron @l lios Diehf, in
Wineratauu pnnftIid,r Brlpchnuuo miro
ermartct; unb ciu jeocs OiitgIieo hat ltd nit
weui90tsns 12 patrcueu Bu prrlchcn 2nf
SefebI ees &lritoius.
tr 50. s. S6aub. ., g.
8ebrnar q rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14

fllr oie gufnlhme bon 93eis
isnoen, 70 iuie ancere @dffc, bic i'm nit ii.
rem SeIudlen beebren ipoiIen, aufs gclfe Gin,
9eridltct. Ft
Da eas Soaus 1d III Der Tdbe Ger Sc.
ihdfIs pldsen beftnoct, 70 mad,f cd einen
an9enshmen alnfentbolt fir 9leiicnce uno
@cfhdftseute. ffo2s
Or tpro I'D, beflrttcn, Irine @dife nit Scu
beiten Spclien uuo @jctrdnfcn Al tebicucn,
nno hbcr5anpt nid,ts unterlaNen, mas ,ur
3ufrieoenteit ccrielbcn beitrdgt t.t'i1y
3l BEN QSirthsban6 9ehort cine mchl,ins
9crld)tetc StalIuna, ein gerdnmi9cr Npf uno
lo ocrSn9Iid,cs Baiitr aIs irecncwc i'm
Staatr ~ fureuilf, 2Iud, wiro bort immer
em 1IerataIt'9rr unc miIIiScr StaIIfnedt ansu'
treffrm lcin. =. /
Curd tilIigc uno plnttfihc Bcecnuna
hrffi Der ilntcrSeihnctc bic lluterlfilBln9 oeS
pntIfnms Sn crIangcu. ,..
a,e Sapio Stenl
SaHuar o. H.. @ nlSn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
OefcutltCGc 98eurl,.

Somflo9e, tcn 4icn Mdrh nm 10 llhr
Wrrgrne, icu an tsm jonufc ee6 prrllcrbe,
ncn { Q 3 ia 8 Scmm in 81. Wbrit
balI Gannidip, tfEnttit pcrtauft wcrtcn:
Gin Cearborn Bagcn, pRior, Gage,
QGincmiihlc, Sen bel Ger Come, Strch tei
Gem @ebuno, G5runebecrcn tcim gufhcI
Elm Gjcwehr, 8iIdhr, ShbIe, Pdntc, Ncn
rao, 3tbcr, StduNer, NIB fcnff ncd) aRcrIct
2Irttfd gu pc tI6uftig gu melccu.
Die Scoinquu9cn am 8erfaufstoge uni
9Iufmartlluo ppu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14

HHr .fItI rf4Ir- SIISS %
QrG,iebms pen SrSsrs fur htn llnterbaIt rcn Ar.
fN men nicbt i'm glrintnbauls:a la}4
tabtQutntaun. Ga3
8esablt nm paupers nadl bem
9Iru,enhaus 81 brin9en, %
gcaie, Barbiren, 2eid,en9ewanot
aHe fur @ecrSe 9fce, 80, .l8 Ia
-
saf % SO
9prt bamrtrn3aunf -.
lsaapsrS uad .. sIrmb. gu bring. 8 00I
Suunpetr.
2enh 9fc9ers I'M &metctte, 81 81
@aupers mad, B. 9Irmeuh. iu bring. so
.. SSacebDi i'm Sranfenbette, 90
6ars fur 9bcmas SIarf, 90
.fT R 81 AZ.
s+ Strr Sauepu:
Eorews su poG,rhcn, / 90,
Dhdip 9iuspidd nad eem 2lr'
Hsithans gu brinacn, so
81
ssgs sqa SktrR flfsrt= @
sloam 9ieidlnt, bon Sufs &c,
~ 5isIAb, fir ecgr an 5.
lrssts ~ pcaiistsu, 81
=. ee Ss -
a IA SO
-14e @srS@ @Rtltbaatiq Il.
sgcsrs N pctI,is6sn. j go
s,,is, e 'VV"s' :" y esSsa ~ s'lla 2I5g
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14

am ncr66fIidlen @efe bes
Waarft : giereds, in .9Illen,
tdiiii roeldlcs frnber BON 6.
9SelB betpcbnt mar bescsen
bat. Die Wirtblhaft it
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
Doctor Gnllen's
25oucrn, fcDet bier /!


Ter lhucr;eidlretc mnd,t hermit feiueu
Srcnnecn uno crn @aucru nbcrhaupt Die
. Hniciae, baR er nod INNER fcrffdhrt an feis
icm alien hlnec, cidtbei s. noenbuds 8
S1lthauir, III Ger Staet lIlcntnnu, Srudt
BON jeoer 2rt cinjufaufcJ ais:
lSet6cn 9fr99en, 9gclftfcrt Safer
y. I. NJ, nnr wpflr CT ieoerjeit rru a1stb6dp
ZEN Ntdrftprc,s III SadraClo beSahlt- aud,
tattt cr lcrcr6rt SradniTGH an ecm b6d)'
ltcn qrCis. 0. 8 ...- .'.s -.-. e !.
3uNleld, madt er tsflnnt, bae or berldnt
zig ein Qrc6cr Gprratb @iups, RphIeu uno
Soli anf Nluo hiIt, uuo an ecu aodsbareu
ptelFen Uerfluff occr willcnS ii fur eiriae
Dirt 6rndt auSiutnni.hgn. r...,s,i5 4
/. IS wtrc itct6 iriu eifrigfcs 9citretcn fciu
ale 81 tcfr(eoi9Cn, Die tel ibm onipred,rn
nlrgcn. .H' ...#a,saa 'F- :. a
E . Mrtpr SNuker rs-e
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
9l q Cbt t c6 t,

~ "HNE " " II EH HHtl
wiro hermit geqebeu, oas Ger llntr2cidue.
te els Aominifratpr Der Niutcrlaeenid,aff
oes prrilorbeneu W / d,d c [ Rrum, icBthiu
ucu 5HeiteIterg Idunfdp, 2ettd @auntD, or
ernannt mrrten III. glne cisieuigcn eaher
Ole nrh an bclasieSgia fchul,
dig Gue, werteu hieic saufgefrrrert, in,
uerhaLb DodltH tei 6ssa slOmiidfrntcr in
bciaqtem SacieeIbtsS SaHaicbp, nuwrlifcu II
at,utelatlcn--lluo Srohe Wsldic rrdb Brr,
orruuaeu an 9emelo,ie niatrrld6cufhnft hdr
ben, Iuo erluctt fcIdle tuncrhalb heia9tsr
3cit wohIbCitdiNt cin;ubdnSiaen. z.s & 9ar
Sotm Gd9er 9ltm'or.
Sauuar 2l, aie 7sEs 80 uQ6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
Ccccnbcr I3.
''5Nttajiiit(e Q,iQcll.

5itt0liiitEe 9>tQelr.
Die fotacncc t6dil auaclrhcuc ncrren InS
9eherl9 ale 2keuten fur ocn @e.fanf ppn
9Srl9btS Snoi1nliden pHIr, III grd)a @auns
~, an9cRcIIt werbcH: .rr.-.- NJ, ...-r.. ~
@rcB uuo 6eipcr, 2Incntaur,
Nrgliler Gffcr in @Ucutauu,
pctrr WRIlcr, Sdnereuiue, HE HsrnL
Sdniuci &aL1p, fcu GripcG,
4 y. 9. GicB, SrilrepitIe,
Spno5 Jl1ae, 2vHnpNe. 'h
Geihua GclbsrhnQ ScibCriinoeYae,
9 @phratm IrcrcG Trgri6pinc, 7rsnE sT
9Blliam' 5Ecrn. StVr Mdcnudic, tfs .q
W3elBier II GrcnIan, Srtini3tuiQP, 8
y. Wcooer, IrcrIerfaun, fera s. r.
9laron @roman MuPrGtnnn, rsa
Z. rno .. QfcapCr, Racnnair, r@ rsH
q Sra &c nno @crbort GrrpCretnr9,
eevi &nsIr, @lauspiae, g .lrs'rE a1aB
ssf0rls ee SO - gRhcilhdG,
SelrnfoH ySFnSFf Waeun0is Squirc, 10
SOLOMON Nrp nnt Go. 6errcrstrrg, gfz
Charles Bitter, 9iiittr6rige, .HaI
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14

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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-06

90 not turn you all back again. On some
me grave has closed, and instead Of The gay
friends OF our loved homes, they are inhabi-
tants OF The cold chambers of the de ad: or,
as there are in that shadowy world rewards
Tor whatever is noble and good, as there are
hearts that are lamented with US, they are
not desolale nor alone. For there is a good
Providence that watches arolnd the bed oil
The dying student, that sofrens the footsteps
OF the pale Angel of death, that Inls The last
hour with tones like distant music TO him
who Is falling asleep; and as ties Of the mind
and body break one by one, so terrestrial OBJ
Jects fade away, and the hum of a distract
ed world grows faint and more faint, that un-
iolds serene prospects of happy chimes, fair
er than the landscapes of his own native
more pleasant than the Wales that
are in the Fortunate Islands. Prof. Ora
per.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-06

HoRgID AFFAIR.-We learn, says the ST
Louis Republican of the 18th ult., that on Mon
day last. David Cooper, young man about
seventeen years of age, killed his uncle Sam'l.
Cooper, near Rencheler's five miles from town.
II is represented, tina these persons belonged to
an emigrating party from Tennessee, on their
way to Arkansas; that the young mans father
and uncle were drinking, that the father had
whipped his mother, and the uncle said ne
would beat her to death. Some alteration took
place between the parties, the boy taking the
part his mother. The boy attempted to get
out ofhis way, but the uncle pursued him-and
young Cooper seized a rail, struck the old man
a blow over the head and killed him. The
young man delivered himself into custody at
Belleville, and an examination was to take
place yesterday afternoon. The whole affair."
from its ince ption TO its close, is heart sick
ening one, and may justly be charged as the
legitimate result of whiskey drinking.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-06
WASHINGTON. June 30. s P. NJ


The Senate being called to order, proceeded
to business.
Mr. Wescott offered bill authorizing the
Post Office to employ public steamess to carry
the mail along the Atlantic coast.
Mr. Johnson offered resolution, calling
upon the Secretary of War for information in
regard the necessary expense of fortifying Proc
tors Island, for the defence of N. Orleans.
On motion, 10000 copies of the California
report were ordered to be printed.
The Senate then went into the consideration
of private bills.
Senate then adjourned till Saturday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On motion of Mr.. Vinton, the House went
into Committee of the Whole on the Civil Di-
plomatic bill.
Messrs. Jos. lngersoll and Thompson spoke
against the administration.
Mr.. Berwick followed in a speech upon Ter
ritorial rights.
MIR. Ham replied, opposing the grounds he
took.
The house then adjourned.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-06

BULwER,-A new novel by Sir Bulwer Lyt-
ton is now in the Harpers' press. 1t is enti-
tied "Harold the last of the Saxon Kings. p
Bulwer has recently lost his only daughter
She was in the flower of youth, amiable and
accomplished. Public report according to a
letter from London,) says that Lady Bulwer
attempted to see her daughter as she was dy-
ing, but Sir Edward forbade the unhappy mo-
Their admission 10 the chamber of DEATH The
feud between the husband and wife seems to
be bitter indeed
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-06
g WOLL HOUSE a
AND WHARF-BOAT,
ShaWneetOwn, Hin,

SnaWneetOWn. Illinois,
TINE undersigned takes this method to notify the
Il public, that he is the proprietor of a large and
connections WHARF Boar, at Snawneetown, and
that he still continues the Receiving, Forwar ding
and Commission Business, generally.
Persons landing in the night or DESTROYS of secur-
ing passage in the night, will always find private
room and good bed on board.
lie also keeps constantly on hand, general assert
ment OF GROCERIES, Provisions, &C., suitable to the
river trade
In connection with the above business he has
opened House OF Entertainment, on Front
Street, (about IS yards from the Wharf Boa in the
Morris Brick House, and two frame buildings i'm
medlatey below, called the WoLL HOUSE and STAGE
OFFICE, all OF which have been recently repaired and
RENTED and where persons may secure seats in good
stage Coaches for any point in the interior, the
mail routes.
The public may rest assured that his TABLE and
BAR shall be supplied with the best the country can
afford for money, and pains will be spared to ac-
commodate comfortably all who call on him.
His STABLE will be filled with every variety of
grain, hay &c, and managed by honest and faithful
Bile
Persons landing from steam boats at night, will
always be conducted to the Hotel if they desire H.
Je II II JOHN WOLL, Proprietor.