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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
rRouJANAlcA AND rlEPAeiFlc

The Lark Alton. Cap. Bowman. arrived Yesterday
fri kInes Ut, lsua having sailt ifaH M iiie On
tosi. lie Att ia j. ,t' p,~,ige ifaai us pr t.
kHssea u eAir1 NJ saJy >aaft mr. S.te bf5HEl'
67rs ff5H Kingston Na-t,pIaa ! Is Win, II III |.
:. ~. l5fe=si dsrl!car- -an Ca.is#ata, A49i p.
maa II : Cnhb. Il lhs Navy, aaI D. W Powell.
Of tn. / :. sup Warren.
Mtdsadfuan Wilson l.tt Cali.oda On tie le.srf &c
ftber. On The Ptt'. and au''d II 7 n#Ia a. 1r . IA
4 NsseHbef Gu. Jones. J,ha Il Gay. Gaafse Ia
PEN. and Sch Barton Charge 10 th. leil Panama
On The ssme eulng or Nullaraso OF the Bnlish ca
mfr
1ar three gentlemen whoaujycl here the Afon
CAM oser l1m thagrs ~ Kingston. On lie Avon no
bic Brush steamer II 300 ,os. CaP'. Ill, o ina
/. ; Navy. and SIR Baldwin Walker. Of the BRUSH
Nay. were aIsb passengers on the AVN.
On the sh ofDrh,5r the city # thaefes was entire
y destroyed BY IRE. The Gus pm hnas'. miserable
ha'ehed building, containing property u he amount o
ibOono. belonging 10 English merchants, winch had
Jusi been landed. entirely c,HsaInrd The belief
was ihsl the building had been purPoseIy fired by .
black man.
MaJaf Gen Lambert commander in chef II lie Brit
I.h laees IN the I1nd At Kingston lh'
In INST Ia The s.Ny slNh year If ms ar. ls remains
Mn buried thc evening ol the slme day with military
hanafs.
Apf6Ing ol news reaches Us from Calf,rala by iii.
ARRIVAL We havf cInfr natioa Of the d alhs Of Ma,
laad, Pa}msier. aud Lieu. Minor, Il the Artillery
/ hey died IN seplenner last Nh Cloud thrown
If1H hi muie Al Sacramento AID killed..
so,aaf loa.daot happened II slme oil .ers Of tn
Baisil Navy III ihe NcNcru coast \ tu4ae and ann
III I YES were ed Ip'a'uh, q por between san Bla
and Aeafaca eng god in ,ufee}ng the coast They
ent oat saorr lot sotur rurpsc connected with the
survey heaa party Of McNlens ill upon them, ant
nado In nll9lr ps,u II Wa, vain hat they pro
les 81 4i ..y "rrr Eu9li,htncn aud belonged a IA
ibnai ship. The N"Aclus insisted lhlt they were an
cfs-l9hed lie thcn, and spole the sime langllapc-
tl'llY one Il HE alislman vas ssal oil nniar an Is
II To tfa, nlno. 10 see the cuunaadln there. from
wh1n otler obtained fr the o.o.se Of the party
" hllr they were IN couii1' ment and threatened dali
with being hu1e. aud expecting il the s5l1ers place.
over them could b. heard descanins upon the difen
Articles ol dfess Of the prisoners md dividing the spoil
between hea III advance If their eXeruti1a. The mi
dret WIS ludtcfon> m smc aspects but quite sober al
tar, Tor time, Ia the English slllos.
Passengers per bark A'on, from Kingston. ia uhic
leii |. squadron oif the western c1as Of MeAsp 81
lhe 10th Il ortbr, report the t ) ships independence
Cyane, Efe, aud S,urhampou.--N. o. Pic.
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4 viii depea tba d al d C tia 0t Con-
eFess "a sAf' Terms and II wh nan 1t Ia be de-
isfineI; Whrghsr tgngfsss MI dseiare that sh I'll
swallow VI Xes HE Il the Operative but srlag ou-
paase 81 the asBIrlbs Strait. VIA esr shall
do y lat mr..ler ed her shall Sd a8a-a hethtr a
leg. IN arm the had u niat manner shli
addos ourselves To The speces If eanuiaalsn pre-
s.fshal lie he AaHfc4a fe pc. ii It's VII hive
drtfu1nsi ~ CrHgissS. Is aae..sfa all retua'e US
a what We are 10 d. : Is. ,ae0sf - ~ beyoa, TIE
saFsa1 a7d have bar 81 iata ties. rem rs Nv those
II NhFci IN siioiupgia. iaffplv. I opesiiua
thatHa1 if= the Pres ie1t II tt Iasrj States that
aaiHha i1i Wtiea IS naessarf IF intelligent action
!, tbs "a saui NJ is.e )s sfmIs sn restore the
ieieat ine when diplomacy dwell m daJ Sc ~ when
ne suclaa 81 State Ia be kept within the inter pen
eiras u Ihe lrme, hefe The people with nacrau feet
kai r-h, - ahere ilis paale had m right o.
arduls with tho mysiorrs ~ siate Thesr DAYS have
PASSED rs and hop aud that ihr Senate viii 6ld
sisioi o.gociun Ia The passage If tn r.. tuition
IL H;leudn desires, the clause saA ar ie exercise
old Discretionary P1seT t. Inc President NY be added It
iieGe he a1y te srefei SPIT. paeue sp t. 10 81
tie commentaries upIn lais pc he kept SIX.
Give oniy what Is useful II Thst Is All that is
WAITED; that s al! thai Is a>srd In BIT seems hat
grate.nen are not "tmg-l need nj say renijcneo-
The honorable SrnstoT willing that We should be-
reunited 10 iuierrnzaie the President hon, We
NAY be allowed II inteuogase bn, and that We NAV
have Tbs information.
Observe hw tbs Thing operates Amongst The
Information called tr. there - embraced tIcr from
Cen. Se1ii; AID ihatIs communicated Ia tn. honorable
Sehaipf hn~t'l ana part u II Il rad IN he senate,
Nv be hnows that MS contrary 10 al sga' rule, Ut
Documentary eyjea'c 10 rad eHlg pa5l We have
r7l Sc She whole Is The rst II bs measured out in ,l,
Nayl-a fori,p given 10 ene nea1ef RIA potii. n to
aa,aer, " ls, these vi,a ,3f ..eI ,,, Tho fl I,,.
ot day are 10 have tho While of NJ ir 5r,., , ,C,.},
~, III tn wonder i, i,rsraaee sf - o,,, ,.
whie.l demand oar nast sic an ,l,fss1. and ,
ransielr action l. cannot hH ~. sf-.lhr rruicmin
al understand ,ii,i, b,. r.7 49, -. - i,,a
W. .s..sl II Ola, lerr p.4 h. e.f fsd - 'h had If
xc.s.,i,,,r IL may 10 ca6leI l.4l, .sf,lo ,,ill IN
r,9f,'e,r, mr. a. H. p. lave ~,
ip.iag .sp,oi,1 = sI,..s',, +, ( ~, ,,c .,,
<s'i' '''''' i''''-. fhi1k Il Is tnr n3hf Of Inc son
eesn,ge IN. an NM a'''s' ~ me
l,l ~, ~ ''e e5a'Aiife 7oiFS IS " be
Pf7"1'd W '"Is way NJ mus become nothing but the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
From the y. o Pic1yuac. Jan. IS
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.

i b. sh,l Iahuuarpi. Opt Sincli.f. sulved yes
tetda, tom Ne1 tuz Sc sailed the sh ns.
four DAYS subsequent pfeYians dal,s. The ih-
mama arrived "a Va tnn if5m ihi, put lhe 9th
mel wrh tour = .npaales ei tHe Din Iane-5ce knun.
teefa. The same day lac sip RePao4r a.ri5ri fam
Charleston wth 3i6 nieu. under Captain. llIil, Isl
Afucry.
By i.ariyal We have accounts II Ire reuc, al Il ont.
ras,s los iur guerrllas. Wagfn train has been Al
i1ekrd and the bae Is tat lfI. amount ut porcrty
has been srzd. The particulars o( tle affair sI'eh
~ the Free American of the > ms
TRAIN ATTACKED by TIE TT FRlliiLEHDS
Jauusry 1, oclork T.. M.-we have just hacned
thai the ds train which e1t yesefdly morning fur the
capital Was attacked by largr guerrilla frce ut Santa
Re ~ CLEAN from the runufs ute t,llu~Ing
statement:
For some cause not undo rsto4d here PARTON of the
unable 10 leave their eneampnen tins CITY
until tins mornings drag ing through the heavy sand
the tram and pack mules. nj which there was large
number, became much scattered. much 81 h1i TIE
guard. which consisted of Capt Ruf's company 81
the regiment Of Mounted Remen, under the command
nl lot 1T W nlker thrown nearly miles IN the
rear nj the mllnbldy Il The wagon trfn; about or1ck
word sent back lhtt guerrilla parry at santa Fe
had captured spne OF packs scattered Along the
road 1t W aker, leaving In rilenen, with some "a5
ons Which had nl been able II Keep np i'm n'dtaleil
moved up To Santa Fe where he found the gper-
tiilas drawn up One statement m1hss Htn IOO sfuug
+ auatcr 2JO.
They were Immediately rf1-gal by the ,h'm-n. aud
.eh,ut attempting 10 sa9d AL frsl>i hey scattered
ke.riup up a r,a5atn and destructive fire upon lc.t.
W lAcr's lulla parry Of lhry men, wNn, hndu- i
impossible Send forward roihe advance, seut mes.
-on4cr to this SAILING neat} above SUI s"4ueni
M ,neors. Two three Of whom Of the com
elnY and who n the i.h. STATE Ron 5 company
had been surrounded and nrarl} eeery eat oi that
leti ulkcI had teen klled.and that Sky mules
had been driven fl by the gaefras.
Anlhsr. VIII, lett bill later, coatraJlcs tho death oi
] leu' ,Nain.f
: seven o'clock p IA few soldier. Just arrived from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
Corrtspondeaoe ofhc baltimore Patriot.

" ARLINGTON, Jan ~, Isl5.
In he Senate to-day General foo;c, If Miss sspp
who has w,,llena b55k'. about Texas made speech
on the army bill, which beat every Thing in the WAY
Misunderstanding that ever WIS heard or pcrorne In dft'ieI
House of Congress harlequin rnled , in approprl
ate coSome,& spoatn1 quotations. from lomer low
from Horace, lr.in ngti. from BN ruuS Chlide
Harold. commenciog. "Ob y ghl!" now from Shakes
prarc, and from ST. Paul, could hardly appear more
supremacy ricn us than did General tooe, reading
rccnr and s2oanp his prepared speech in the male
to-day Indeed, General Henry 5 Fuor- has his day
nmoralized his tame as a parliamentary declamer 10
an unenvlaae extent His alemp to answer Scualor
John NJ Clayton did not fail excite the disabilities ola
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
S0f9rP.

'1'O the citizens Of Iynchbutg the subscriber h1,ne
made arrangements To have OYSTERS opened
every other day at Richmond. which viii be received
by every Packet Boat fresh aud as good any Oysters
used Richmond. hegs leave 10 solicit the patronage OF
Hotels and Private Families. that be furnished every
other day. with the article during ;he season and
At the lowest pnce, without change To all who will favor
hlm with engagements 10 take the season, delivered al
lhrir Houses.
Orders sent to w IN. IL Glrnett, Will receive prompt
rnrIon, at tina Rough 4 Ready, next door below the
rankin Hotel
Or Also varic'y Of FRESH FISH, 8 times week
BRANSON DUNNINGTON.
Jan 2i-w3ts
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and showed thqtthey had bpen exannl,4
a 1he d e'sa9ns If f., ia dseG dgfe the Wing h.
gp,o i5s %a =, IT" Se1' gr,' H., he faas ,,
who would >iaoP 10 any thing deltd f1ei, -, ."'r
m conduct. VITA slrh burning, wIrlefl1t 81 aa'-
ihose against whom his shafts we directed that
indeei. - '''Ac'i 1iaII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
THE 1E.I.F.GlAP:

Nj. Braahs, Of The New York Legislature las fife,
cl resoullon, insiruc;ipg lhe judiciary Conmlrs,,
enquire INTO the cNrcdlccy u decialn. Ma !ar, TEL
esfa7hle Companies cy"m,n eanels, ald t.ulain,
ih'r charges
\ great improvement in the IN de Of ransm tim in.
telli4e1ee IS TITS noticed in The tmlanan thnmrIe.
''H have convrrs-d with II r e. Of Illinois vb,
Is proceeding to Washington with tle m5iel ii ,nnyen,
l1oa which he calls the Telegraph Maaraar Dispatch.
ypes. uc kfd in chase in tie manner .,aiIr T., prr
M ttPes. aud the Im placed up,n lie na,hlnp DR.
Toe Is "a punr Ia the belle hat he by ms machine
annt 10 all points connected with the wire, as mlch
matter a. would make one entire plse Of lie Chronicle
N 1msnly minutes.
= ne Miami rIarls reprf scented as htng remarkable
simple, AMI not likely t, al out # ORDER And tn ~,
ea1e eouec.ne'', as we'll sp ed. to1l $ t4hsn ua
tie types. in theordiaary ma1aero
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
SEQ Tsa'sy AIRED.

S-D ESE ~ .HkaEF.
- ANYWAY from the su5serlbrr, on the 10Th O! Qcte
IL Der, negro man
BOB.
or ~ years OF age, about iect, or nche. hshdar
nPcN'n and OF good size Tor hls height high check
eeth open IN front, and grins " hen spoken to.
purchased Bob ot Mir. Nathaniel Burwell, near Salem
who owns hs Vic and IT is likely he that ghbor hood
Will give the above reward Tor the apprehension CON
ncment OF Bob IN any Jail that get him. pay all
pcnses, IT delivered To me in LIBERTY
xlIbrrty, Oct 25-ts W C. HEWITT
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~. kS0yIU EsD,c0i,sf,e.

X T. Y At l. A w
Va I'LL ATTEND The Courts of the C5rpnr,,o, .,
Lynchbarg aad Of the Counties Of Campbell and
,tnnon fi
,.ddress-Lynchburg
Jis olii sc is IN rear OF The obs j. Purvs ESQ
~Septerl r co.'s if
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HOUSE .IlD LOI' ron NJ

VI subscriber, having determined To remove from
ia las prtsem! residence offers il for sale
, lie premises consist af comfortable DWELLING
if'se' eSod Kitchen, Stable Carriage aud other out
tioss II good repalrand OF the nn 81 productive Gn
1fns-and Ms hne we'll Of Mater as any "a LynchLuyo
to' further particulars, apply 10
JAN 2i--ls n n payNI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
Esls,syYvrp on Fires,

and transmit the ttsi hoatd tor acceptance.
Pamphlets, containing liable Il Hates 81, Sc ob.Inc
upon application To the subscriber.
NJ W. DAVENPORT.
JoHN w. PArTtsoA. NJ. u, Medical Examiner,
Jan. IT=it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
SOC TTEU.fr.
.NOFEUBER 18Th. lS47
GEE GOODS

~ y ~ . N y I Il II III =,
HAVE this DAY received and opened scrond supply
L NFW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS, 49,,
selected in the Northern Cities with great to wht
respectfully cal the attention OF the Ladies and the p
generally, they WIl. jnd great many new and htau
Goods which b. ouud esew here in this ina'h
AMI prices tower than they could have been pout
earlier the deem 1t unnecessary to menhoh VII
numerous articles s received, but respectfully solicit ca"
10 the well selected stock-whch pledge myself to SELL a.
prizes n give entire satisfaction and no MISTAKE. 80,
My. is If TiiDS NJ Wll.klNSp.'
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7
For Rent.

TWO very comfortable Family Residences on Main
street, and possession given immediately, both lately
cupied by Robert Morriss, E.q. Apr, 10
Jan 2I-iih H. DJNNiNGTON, Agent.
- ono NAKDS a. ~, ~ and 81 Sheetings and
c,OOO shutting, just received will be sold at Fac
rory prices ny W. }. WILLS.
Jan. 27-t.
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.A.eaaDg2as Loan e'tilaSi
CAPITAL. ny eA,ONN.

ENPOW EKF,D ~ ACI OF PANII\NFNI.
"a Srpmgs Bank tor Tic " do'r and the Orphan.
tI7lE Subscriber, having been appointed 10y the United
States ro .rt Of Inrl1 Directors IN the city of New
'9k, Agent Tor lynshb0rs and vicinity, receive poro
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HDl 81 OF DELEGATES.


4 communication vas rrcrted from the senate. an
nsaueag the passage al cctl1b bills with amendments
The Seudtes snead ntnts wct' coucufrcfi II.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Mr. >clif ffam the c. unluoc OF Coafis al justice,
ptcsen ed the laasins bull
\ bill cnueefatnt the correction of errors epnmnted
IA the prnafrs Il chanrefy cnus's aud regulating ap
pess lflm final DEGREES prinrunc,d thouin.
Nj Stephenson inlm the committee on Roads aud
Internal Navigation presented HE GLOWING bulls
\ bill l., ne ffaIste the yncibug aud Tennessee
Railroad company.
\ bill II incorporate The CIorSs5urg nd Buchanan
lutnllke cam aanE.
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Groceries. Liquors. Dornc~tiC.. &c
ss.spN G3is Ss3Iis,


RIO BUSHELS Mountain Clover Seed, cleo" and
eeV free from all impure Seed. For sale by
Jan. 2i-ts J\O. e.. McCIANAIIAN
Trust sale Of Valuable Property
kkl virtue Of deed Of Trust, executed IN the 10Th
day of July, lsi2, by Andre" {. Elliott and Re.
y Elliott. the UNI, rsgned. CHE trustee therein named
will proceed ON Tu, say the 22nd February. lSlS be
fore the Market House Ia The Town Of Lynchbur. TO sell
by public auction the following
EItUG5!c Stores
10 wit I: one Ncgro named Merchant, named
Peyt"n, one named Doctor. one named Randolph. one
named Audrew, on named Bully, ndmcd Tom, one
named Africa, one named George also. all the
Presses, screws and Fixtures.
used IN the tobacco Factory lately cupcd by Elliot
aud Brother.
TERMS.-To defiay the expenses of the trust, the
SUN ct about 5000 Viii be tquind 10 he paid ia cash
tnder The provisions of The deed The creditors Of Andrew
{ and 10. A. Elliott named thteln will tie entitled to
offset their claims against the purchase morcy for any
property bought 10y them.
Jan "A -t2tf RICH TYRE. Trustee.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-10-24

feQIbaft; bod 1T Die Ie Nnnabme, ,penios
ftenS, inlofern ite fib auf Die eanoleute
be6iebt, Elm poQitdnoi9er Srrtbum. Ser
orme, 9eoriifte 6anowerfer Der obbdn :
9l9e6abrlforbeiter mag nobl leitbt, i'm fte.
ten, barten Sample nit ieinem bittern
Scrbdn9nib, oobin fommen, ieoen@eoone
fen, ieoes @efubl in ii6 gu ertooten, oas
feinen unmjttelboren Se5u9 gu 1einem ma =
terielIen Snterefe bat. Sang onoer5 1T,
e6 nit Dem Gonomonne, oeiTen 5mar Ibpe=
rere, ober oft unterbrotbene uno NIT BET
trdumeriiben 2(beno ooer g8interrube
metbieInce Nnitren9un9en ibm foit obne
NusnaDme Gin iiberes, ieinen Seour fniI=
fen an9emedene6 8citeben perbdr9en.
Seine 8leibf0rmi9e, belbrdnfte Griffen5,
Die, Der etnes &inoes dbnldD, oa5 9eben
nab 6eiers uno Serienta9en- Sonnto:
gen cSobrmdrftsn uno &ir1enfelten-ab.
5dblt uno feline @unlbe ale in Den en-:
gen &rei6 oe6 fiber Grreitbboren bannt,
erbdtt ibm ouh Die @efubI6fril0e uno
Rei5 oe6 fInoli6en llter6. 9Sie
bel oielem ober, 70 lino oucb bel ibm Die
Ginorucfe, oenen er unteyworfen 1T, 5,por
befti9, ober nibt tief lpirfeno !; uno Die
teiie @eQe oer Belt ipult bdufi9 aus Iei:
ner Seele oo5 fpurIo5 binme9, rpa6 f6 i'm
Qugenblife Der GrftbGtterun9 tief uno
fir etpi9 in ibren @runo 9elenft 6u pa,
ben fbjen.
Die einfode Sra9e eenbcn'6, ibre sit
ternoe Stimme, ibr tbrdnenpolter Sljf
er9rifen Den iun9en Souer nit elmer Sc.
malt, zap feline pori9e 6efti9feit iib in
Die tieflte Grweibun9 ummonoelte gi=
neH 2(u9enbIid fbaute ct bo6 WGo6en
an, nit Dem Seriube, ibr cine troltenoe,
berubi9enoe 2(ntWort gu 9eben; absr leis
ne Stimme uno lein SIicf broden, uno
lte pI0glicb NIT 9erpaltlamer 0efti9feit
an licb prefeno, ne9te ct oo5 @elicbt auf
iDre S6ulter uno er9ob itb in lautes,
frompfbofte6 9Seinen.
(6Urtiseun9 fcI9t.)
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QGer foil Qreifoeut letn ?

Der Sag rGGt ndber uno ndber, an
Dem oa6 Solf Der Ser. Stooten gu ents
i6eioen bat, ob es Sen. Saplor oOer ee=
mis- Gob fir Die nG6fen pier SABRE 5um
9reioenten boben wiQ. Die5 1T Die
Sra9e, bel ocren Sbtibtun9 lib ieoer
itimmfdbi9e Sur9er betbeili9en ioute.
CcSeoe fir Sen. Saptor ooer eetpiS GAP,
ob9e9cbene Stimme 5dblt, ndbreno ieoe
Wortin San Suren ooer @eritt Smith
5u9epenoste 70 piel, lpie lpe99etporfen 1T.
Sic f0nnen ni6tS belpirfcn, aus9enommen
in 70 fern, ais fie Der reipeftiuen Stimme
fir GaB ooer GoD(or Qbbrub tbun. 2uf
Iotbe 8eile miro ieoe fir Wartn San
8uren ob9e9ebene 8b9itimme nur oa5u
oieneu, oen o9roben @ibi: SANDER" ers
wdblen 5u belfen.
gtun aber m0hten mir jeoem SGr9er, e.
be er 5ur @ablurne ibreitet, um bort fir
eewi6 Gap feline Stimme ab5u9eben, no6
fol9enbe @unfte 10 81 6u iiberle9en &C.:
ben:
Grlnnert gu 6, oab Sepis GaB
Ole Serf0rperun9 ienc6 Dema9o9i6mus'
1T, Der felt 70 oielen Sabren l6on un ierer
Te9lerun9 5ur ltnebre 9erei6t.
@rinnert Gub, ooB eetpi5 Gab
ieine6 0anowerfs Elm berdbti9ter Qems
terid9er 1T, uno ME 9e509ert bat, fit elm
2(mt feline @runoidee um3utauiben.
@rinnert gu 6, Dap eewis Sap,
UNI fib Die @unit oe6 Sloene gu erbub.
len, nibt on9eftonosn bat, Den georoen
bel Der prooiio:, uno Den 8eiten bel Der
8lub: uno 9ofenfro9e i'm Stibe gu lai-
fen.
Grinnert Gub, oab eetpi5 gab,
als ct unier eano am fron5oii16en 9ofe
eprdientirte, eou6 Ybilippe, oen Monar:
ben, nit S1meibeleien iiberbdufte uno
iib Dor ibm oemitbi9te, Souls pbillppe,
cen Mann, aber perldu9nete uno ibmd:
bete, als Elm beleioi9tesSolf Jpn pomSbro:
ne itieb.
Grtnnert gub, oaB eetpis GAP
loer 9iebline Der 9e9entpdrti9en Gos
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-" . ~ ~ "'''"i
as %",G Nis mt" 9mSss S d., ~ h t5s 5"s@snoet
' W. y"
Eo sd"B srp .s,u tOs e"y"G ,TymSt 3SnSs
Om oErr psutctt p,rs INIT frobrm GhnStoenn n
lInO 9sme 3prlfcl ale 0nO ssttillt.
Ser g8inter mar poruber Der Srib,
lino mar osfpmmen uno hattie einen 70
pr6cbtioen Mojnpno mitoebratt, pe man
i'm feltrp erlebt oft obey bclcbrjeben fin.
brt 2Cn Dem ormpn oend,en permpcbte er
ober picbt feline erbcjternoe Roht ~ Be.
m6hrpn pislmebr be(f6tiots iih an ibr Die
erfobrrno ban bic frobljden 8lumen
unb Die frIidben eublen 5cbottsp perIoren
fub fir bic oeicblof1,ueu Gimme bes I'm.
otIdljtben, uno oaB Der idteite sonnen.
ifrobl njbt in cine oronpoGe Sesl, III
brjnoen permoo
Sie 1oB ouf Dem g8ieIenroin NIT einem
NQb,euoe beftb6ftiot uno cine 2(n,obl .0u.
be bGteno, Die man ibrer Sbbut onuer.
trout matte g8ieDer hattie IIe 1Ih ouf.
fouepo pcrGnbert =; oenn obQ[ejcb iCb6ncr
ais IT, mar Iis Doh bleib pup ernif un0
wenn lic bic oeIeneten g5(jde ,ur l1eber.
rpocbuno Der S,eerOen erbob, lprotb Ifb
Elm 70 tiefer Summer in ibrcn 1onften
beQen Quoen aus, ooB man bQtte nah.
nen m6oen, fein gRenih f0nnp iih obne
tiefe S6eitnobme in oielen gGcf pou oe.
Duloioen G,roms perisnfsn
9pnrben !" foote Pine ionfte etimms
an ibrer Sejte uno oufb(irfcno oemobrts
fis ibreu iunoen GSebistsr befIsn outmI;.
tbioes @tlibt BON Dem UusSrufe zines
dbnliben Summers, wie ibre 3aoe um.
molfte umfthottpt mar e5ip ithrof ~.
lommsn, uno obns ein g1ort ~ fprebsn,
,forrte fie i'm Guoffli,b an qenhep "
mjtperbolts er, iIh neben ibr niebetloiIsno.
lest must On mib onb6rsn; Sooe lana
ifon luhp ih ein unoclt6rtss @eipr0b
mjt Sir, 0u ober mpi6ff mir INNER ans
uno mejn Ser, 1T bob 70 pou, ots mTl7c
es brecben g8ie fonnif gu nur 70 nm.
bormber,io Ieiu, oo Ou ppcb msiBt Do6
itb 0i6 liebe 2"
,,unbarmber,io," ftommette fe. 50,
Sbr leio es, Sbr 3pinqt mtb Sud, on5u:
boren, uno Sbr tpibt, Sbr piBt ia, ib
oorf es nibt.
,,llno porum barflf Du nidt 2" froo=
te er. ,6ab' ib nicbt in oQen Gbren um
Ditb oeporben? 98er e0nnte uns uerwebe
rem, ais 8routleute nit cinonoer umsuae
ben, ,penn 0u midi NUT lieb oenuo bat.
teIf' mir Dein Somort iu oeben 2"
'g8sr, froo(f 0u :" entoeonete ba5
MGoben tief foufleuf,eno. Seine Mut.
fer ~
,,0o, msine SHUTTER !" rief Der iunoe
g1oun mjt !6eftiofejt, ,,g8o5 bat oenn
Die oeosn 0icb 2 Sif Du nicbt brop ar.
bpitlon,. nnprnrnfTpn nno fo fhGn 70 az.
nuIhin nn0 Msrif6noin mip 9pinp 2n
52ber eins heropIorfpnp 9Rulifontin II
footr bos innop W6Sben mit ospdmpftsr
gpimns nnH beuote bos bloi7e 0apnt
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-10-24
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
Weary of Life.

In letter dated Trenton Falls, Aug.
IA, Mr.. N. P. Willis gives the following
curious anecdote:
Among our fellow passenger up the
Mohawk we had in two adjoining seats, a
very impressive contrast an insane youth
on his way to an asylum, and the mind
that achieved the greatest triumph of in
tellect in ourtime Morse ofthe electric tel
egraph, on an errand connected with the
conveyance of thought by lighting. In the
course of brief argument on the expe-
diency ofsome provision for putting an end
to defeated and hopeless existence, Mr..
Morse said that, ten years ago, under i'll
health and d;scouragemet, he would glad
ly have availed himself of any divine au-
thorization forterminating a life of which
the posessor was weary.--The sermonthat
lay in this chance remark-the loss of
u priceless discovery to the world, and
the loss of fame and fortune to himself,
which would have followed death thus
prema,urely self chosen-is valuable e.
nough think, to justify the invasion of
the sacredness of private conversation
which | commit by thus giving it to print.
May some one, a weary Of the world read
it 20 his profit.