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The republic., 1851-12-12
LoulsvrLlE AND ponrLAxp CANAL.

Mr.. DISNEY, by unanimous consent. and ac-
cording 10 previous notice. introduced bill to re-
NIT the tolls the United States stock in the Lou
isville and Portland Canal Company, and TO pur-
chase the shares Of individual stockholders, and
make the navigation of said canal free, and to
struct free canal the Indiana eide at the falls
of the Ohio. He moved to refer the bill to the Com
mittee on Roads and Canals.
MIR. VENABLE said that this bill was of great
importance and ought to be discussed, and moved
to refer il to the Committee of the Whole on the
state Of the Union.
MIR. JONES moved to lay il on the table, where,
he said all such bis ought to go; but the motion
did not prevail.
And il was then referred to the Committee on
Roads and Canals.
GRANT OF LAND ron RAILROAD PURPOSES
Mr.. PHELPS introduced bill-of which pre-
yous notice had been given-granting the right
Of way and a grant of land for a railroad from ST.
Louis to the western line of said State.
On motion of Mr.. HOUSTON the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union, (Mr JoNEs in the chsir.)
The Presidents annual message was taken up,
when
Mr.. HOUSTON introduced a series Of resou-
tions proposing to refer the several branches OF it
to the appropriate committees.
MIR. HALL, avsiling himself of the privilege Of
general discussion in Committee Of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, proceeded ospcak Of sub
ject in which his constituents have "A great inter
est. lie alluded to the fact that yesterday he in
troduced bill proposing the right OF way, and the
grant Of portion Of the public lands, for the
struction Of railroad from Hannibal 10 ST. Jo-
seph's, in the State Of Missouri, showing thet it
would connect with all the great railroad lines Of
the country, and open up daily communication
between the southern and western States and the
The republic., 1851-12-12
supreme court OF tho United states.
TaUasoAr. December II, 1851.

TauasuAY, December IL, 1851.
Present yesterday.
Charles Nj. Keller, esq, Of New York, was ad-
mttsd ssrst4g-s4sy end counsellor of this Court.
No. 8. A. ID. Montault ct al. Us The United
States.-Appeal from tho district court United
States for Alabama.
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF
this Court, affirming the decree of the sad district
court in this cause.
No. 20. J. Perkins, appellant. Us F. p. Fourni-
quet ct al. Tho argument of this cause was con
tinucd by Mr. Henderson for the appoIlees and
concluded by Mr.. Coke for the appellant
No. "a. G. C. Russell, appellant, vs. d. r. South
ard ct al.-The argument Of this cause was com
menced by Mr.. Underwood for the appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock A. IN.
The republic., 1851-12-12

JUDoE PURyIANcE.-A letter from Baltimore to
the Naiiona, bisnigencer pays the following COM
pliment to Judge Purviancc
"Amoug the most beautiful things which have
appeared Tor time in our city is the reply Of
the venefated Judge Purviance TO the committee
who addressed him complimentary note on his
retirement from the judicial bench Of Baltimore
county court. His letter Is in perfect character
with his pure and upright life. No man, perhaps
has retired from public office with richer reward
OF laures, or whose good name stands fairer be.
fore the world. The high moral tone OF his char
acter involuntarily commands universal respect
and veneration. His life and example are worthy
the emulation Of all"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Sireematt, Soo9es S Gr.,
eSmpDrtcurS unO Mdf(ery
SIp. Be Nibertr.Straise, Nlelps01prl

$40. So Sibertp. Strafe, SeepsUerF,
Gwiidben a;rUaewap unS 9'aian0
Grbaten tcitdnoia neue 5ufaes ;u ibrsm rsibsu unb
praebtpclleu affcrttment ntn
TaucD Seioe nno sfiIIiners6 6iitern,
rerauf ie bseneers bic aumerflamtet ron 8aarastos
6iusrn 81 tnttn ipunlbeii, Die Ie berourb enlaoen
bsi tbnen an;uruftn, noem ie eutiblcn fno ibr ~:
ertenfnt rcbllsr ftr 8aaraeo gu ptrtduftn as blss
neb ituoS auf Rem Neu:Wcrter SRartt 9Cfnebsn lit.
0filIiners tGnntn nit alien arttiln ibrer Sates
bet uns orfbcn peroen uno par fait mptrtaticns=
Rotten cesr auttcnsg grCin. Sirs untrer Sitter rper=
Den ausorudtd fir untrn eaensn 8gtduf perkrtiet,
une tSnncn an SbSnbst uno YiIIi9tsit nih utertrrf
fen nerosn.
Qrdttiqe Suts unb Gappenbdnter in gro.
fer 8Tfhieoenbeit.
Seioe uno Satns fur 9onuets.
Grapes, Grape 9ilIss, SarIetons unb SIlu.
iion eaees.
trimmings fur Site. 8appcn uub DreiIen.
Ssnnp eino Iappen, partp uno Spern
GppforefItn.
@mbrCioirte 8appen, Collars, Cuffs uno
@bemiietts.
gmbrcicirte Gp9inss unb SufertiOns, Swis
uno MusIin.
3mirn. 8rhiTeler, Saleneiener, Seine uno
elsie 3wirn 9acss.
@mbroieirte. Hepeire unb enfa6r 9nen
@ambrid SaIsthtber.
6anoftube uno Mitts, Gib Ssioe, elsie
3wirn uno NGbfsioe.
Scarfs, @rdpats uno DreB' 6aIsttder.
SwiB, Sadouet BUD Wluslin unc Siibcp
eanns.
gmbrcicrte. 0ama5f uub 9tain Canton
Grape SbawIs.
Gin polIe5 Ufortemcnt pon StrObgutern.
Sran36iIte une omeritanifhe Gunfblumen.
Sammt elmer 9rNBen Serfdieprnbsit Inidt
9emeIcetsr Qrtifsl.
Sccbt Die brbs nuo LANCE grsiF bofen unb @tlN pI
iporen mGnibln, tbun mcbt menu t anruftn unp flcb
ftf pcn Den 9rcFsn &cubsitn tibrEu9m.
SeGruar 6. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Sefentli6e genDn.

Samftass ben 22iten Sebruar nibfens,
nm 10 tbr 8Ormitta9s. folIen am 6aufe
oes untsrSeihnsten. in eowbiII Saunfdip,
eeba Gauutp, 6fentIib perfauft rperben:
Yferoe uno pfsres9eftirrt RiubsUisb,
Sbaafe, Elm fbwerer 8ier9duIswaesn nit
8ObD, 3ref6mafdine uno pferoesepaIt.
QHu9e, Gs9en, Elm SpaSierWasen, Sperrs
uno Gibfetten, Stsifpaa9e 5eaIeitern unb
Sbsmel. uuo font nod pieIsrlsi 8ausru.
QrtifeG, su wsitliui0 Su r1eleen.
Die 8ebin9un9en am 8erfaufsta9s une
Qufwartup9 pru
Oaptb GtrauE.
Ssbrudr 6. nq3r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Qlu69ebebntes
9gl(1rlatpr 0ScScb1ff.

2lm Gds Der @rcur: uuo arb Stra6tu in philadelphia.
SSofepb WSapleS mobtrem YubIfum
BE tannt, oaB ieet einen berrIiden SOuatb
M armOr auf 5ano bat uno immsrbin
balten nib. uno worauS er an ben auerbll.
Ii9ften preiBen pOn Den ft6niisn uno sisr'
lihGfrn MCnumenteu in een &ereiuietsu
Staaten perfert9t. Man befebe feline Qr-
belt uno itsrjsu9c fib feIbli Upn bem Sc
fa9trn.
SpiepD WiaPlcs.
Sctoter 81, 1850. nfS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
G 9(9ent(6aft
fir SountDs2anO uno SUlSatcn=
2inIpriiCDc.

Ga eincr Ger unterfdretensn Elm SffiSier
in Der Ser Staaten Qrmee mar uno baber
nit Den Sormen uno 3cuen6en psrtraut in,
Die notbwenria inb Sur Changing pCn
9ountplauc, GttrobeSabIuns. riidffdnci9e
8eSabIun9 uno anb,re 8etpiuiaunsen. ipel'
de fdui9 lsin m69cn an Die SffISisre uno
SoIoaten pes merifanifdsn Rrie9es, tes
Grisses Don 1912 unc Der vsrfbieoenen Sn'
riansrfrieqe felt 1890; unb ba Der aneere
Der unterfdriebrnen cine Ian9idbri9e @r'
fabrune megen Gage etc. Ger welfItten edn'
oereien uno cine 8sfanntf6aft Der AuaIitdt
uuo oes Gbaratters berfeIben befst. 70
bietsn lie bierourb ibrr Sienlte oIIen SpI.
dbsn oil, Die 1nfprite wis UorbeTa9t baben
uno bic ginfti9 uno pCrtbeiIbaft seIegenes
9ano 6u erbaIten wlnfbrn.
!0cnrS Sing,
tS. Q. SORanecfer.
1usntannt Septsnber Il 1850 nqbU
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Nrei e:

9reife:
Dec eafpauthe Girtd, Drd Sbatsr.
Bas salponilbs botsbano, 3rpst Staltr.
Die aalpaniihvn armt6nesr, Gin Sbatsr isecs.
Das ma9nstiitbs Sluteunr, Gin SbaIsr.
Ga0ie slrtitrl fne nit ppatu unr eeutlittn stn,
pctIunatu tealeitet Qanlpltts mir ppncu Gtujetr,
beteu fGnnen Won BEN autpriiirtsn Agentu erbalErn
iperhfu.
8eicnSere Warnune.
GsssSHan lei nor SalibuHaeu uuc mfrtblpen stads
nIaeluneen auf feHer quito.
.. 6. MOrebeaS, NJ. D.
GsnsreI:F9snt fir cie @crciri9tsn staatsn.
l32 9EcoeIpap, 91si.Wcrti
0S-Stias fhSetars grttt fms gum @srtauf tci
6nt9, OUnn8 auS 1reEIEr, asentsn fit aasn'
taun, 90.
saHtiur so le5l. nslSav
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
IaIIG 7IILTIEI5IIR
AIiXEI2Ns4lIlIZ.SI
0r. g. -. Spipnfenp's
SE' y y. SDlUHFtHpS
6 tt y art lla

r.
6 at q y drt lld
Die an6crprSeutlirbite WfcSisiu Der SSeft {!
ilstsr ypcbunbtrt uno funks taulsno perfcnsn iiuc
fp6brtno Den eem uei Sabrsn pcn psrhtoenen 6rants
beittn eaourb ssbslIt wrreen. Sis bcilt
SsrcfuIa, 8hcumatisni
aU9emttne Shrpitbe, partnSd9c GeIthrptrc,
Nus1bruna, Sauttrantbeiten,
gQtrturiIbt Gfetts, DmpspTa,
9ctcrbcithrperesn, Siebsripunoen,
8trltepfun9, 94afIruebt,
Die 93clt, 8inaiuurtii
5cr;frontbGittn, 8retis uno GjeiCbpttfe
0-Dos SbSns an biskr SNRbiJn 1T, tab fis ME bic
Gcnitituticu ptrltet uno imnler, auh ouf Ole Sdp6e
fen, mebtbGtbg pirtt. GS III rie en,iae 9Iec,in
Ole ntues reucs unb reblics gut rr,cri9t uno autb
Ole arrthtn crreiht. Sauknoc no 6trstt tbrc pitsn
Su9snbcn gu tc;tu9Eu.
@roee Srhbiabrs- unb Sommer. .WeeiSin.
seee psrirn lclIt' SrGbabrs uno epatiabrs cine
8rttd barren 9ttrouben, INN bas SNttm Su rr9uIIrEu
unb ollie llnrGtni9tG tn ausSutrelbrn.
Nebmt @ute Gtnbsr in Qbt..
Cine 8cttd rcn g. 9. Srpnitne's Grtratt prn Gar.
faparilIa rGini9t pas SpltEm Stnss SneGs.
Sefrt Die 3eueuifIe
S>ies IN ;u be,crdc boF nrtu Sinh NON elmer 6Sfrn
Srauthett i'm ojcicht tcfacn wurHcl wetdIe atcu Sc
mbuudeu nlciucs Samiliennr;tcs trpBtc, atcr Surcb
stns @ottEl non scwnfenR's Sarfap9rtNH asGnsIb 8"
unioutpwu, Sdpettt Co.. 0n., SmIi 2,fS50
2cs 1T su 6r;tu0en ta6 mir Or SpwufnS'S car,
idrGrd irit pCicn Sdhrtu rcrtdurn urb ais cine Scr
ttfcu rcSiiiucn tctrahten iutcm bcn pise Surrm tn
uuiercr 9adbarbait furD hitictc bCipirft rpurScu.
Gin iunaer 9fauu non rtricm Srb s;ameus 9Scilcp
&cthrrd, lpurte bcu Strrclr, non eencn er arc,
&c Suutpeu auf Scm 9dttn hattc curd hcn ojetraud)
elmer 8sttcI 9.bclt. Sbps. &rGN INN Spbn.
6HRtn9tpn 4aJ suits, 1850.
S1dcbricbt.
Sas putium miro hicrburh benahritbtiat faG
Or. e. g. Scpnfinp'S SorfaporlIa in 3utunt bercitst
piro unter pTsCitune ron Somcs R Clifton, Gbtmilf.
etfTm 9lomc in &crtuoun9 nit ocm oes Or. 9. 9.
Srpnltno lib ouf icoer 8cttt tsnptn miro, um 9e:
trua ju UTbjnrrn.
0IEF3um @srtauf bci Ssntinsunb e dam,
125 GbcsnutiiroFs, philadelphia, StnCrat 9RtckGat:
Q9Gntcn fir ptnnnlranisn, irtuie tei 6ntb, 9JDnug
uno Srcrlcr uno aorcn gE int inIUcntoun, ein:
ias lIntGra0lnttn fir gcdha 0auntN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Sefcntli6e 95cnDu.

Sreito05 uno Samila9s, ben 2litsn uno
22isu Scbruar. an beicen Sogsn um IL
ubr Mitta9s. fUuen am 9anfe reS uerffor,
benen Ours Gucp, in 98aftiHstOn Sip.
geba @auntp. cine Suantitdt folenobenam:
ter @uter 6fsntIid perfouft werren:
Suisns,paaren; Sartewaoren, ais &bur'
onoeln, Straubsn. Qs9o6ener unp 9smeiner
StobI. 9fsifeiien. Saneeifen, Runceiien.
Soblpaorsn pom ieeer 8enennuna ;-etn
qro6es 41crtement pOn tSnten unc &appen,
8dnoern, II. {. 10.
Sebin9un9sn uno Qufmartung BON
9aUio Mnop,
Siracl Nucp, aom'rrs.
aSetcr 6rce,
Sebruar 6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
@ihtern uno @onvuIIiCnen.

Seie furhttrrt0euSeu SScfhperScn rpcrScn inntcr
burdl cine trprnnund Der SierpCn beruorgetraojt.-
Ger 8mrteb Die gIrnlbdueer unS bds Siuieum merhcn
id icecu SAT- turrcn, alridpiel wie lima pecr alt
Str Vaticn, cSer mic tdrtnGtta rfe SScidpcrrr 1T.
Sabirtide uub erduncube Scpeiit nb bdfllr inI Sc'
fiB ncs @taenthimcrs.
GGsSicie hnuScrt SruaniEc ppn afien Sbciteu rcs
eanUes irnS tCr GuEcrcrecniidten 9tatur tpHncn
auf 2irrldudcu ac9tten rerecu.
61aSeinc sltihe ODER tinbcducmIidfeit IN nit sem
ecbrdud non Sr ebriGt aaIpaHidien 9trtifcIu per'
bunSCM ipuSeru fe truncn ppn zen fhpadblittflcn
Ncrionsn nit Ssi6tiSteit uup Siarrbet 9rtra9sn
iptrhen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
E@ q It . anlcnte
OOcr 1gntcrncbmcnOe.

Sie llntsrSeidnsten baben neulib bic
Gntcedun9 .9emabt, oa6 itb gang por,ia.
lIte Shtder Sum Oabeeden ober fur
SdretbtafeIn auf ibrem eanbe in Moro.
tamnp Saunfhip. 9erts @auntp, bsfInpsn.
une ea es ibnen ibre iibrieen 9sibiFte nitt
e'!auben mOIlen. cen 8rub frlbff su bear.
Bitten, 70 mhnfhen iie oenfelbfn an febr
UOrtbeiI6aften 8ecin9un9en su uerlebnen.
SC0te absr eies nitt innerbaIb elmer febr
fur6en 3eil 9ef6sben f6nnen, 70 mlnldbeu
lie cine QnSabl quite Qrbsiter ausunebmeu,
um oenlelben Su bearbeiten. Sic sebsnfen
quite prelie an Qrbeiter Su bsSablsn. Man
meIre lib fc9Iei6 bel
SamneI 0rnber,
Sanicl 6rnber.
Scbruar6. cam
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
elias ~ Mert,

2ailbmefsr II. Sbrei6er, Scrivener,
Mabt ben @inmobnern BON eeda bic I'm.
ssl9e, eaB er 9efonnen in fib ausfdIieeIidb
Den Obt9en 9efddften su wibmen. uno erfudt
eobsr aIIe, bic feline Dienfe n6tbia baben,
BET tbm anSurufen. Gr bat cine arineIide
ettabrun9 in befasteu gefbiften. uno psrs
ohr9t itb. Die pfIi6tsn oerfeIben punftIit.
rebt' 9ewliIenbaft uno unporteiif6 su erful.
len: SeneSfflee III in Der Samss stra6e,
slnl9e &bhren ntrOIib pUn .Sassnbu6s's
9aifbaus.
u. .. - Gie pfIibten zines Qfifaniss,
sreeutors. Aominilfrators. u. T. NJ, rpsrben
aud pon ibm tepient unO f6nelI in Ridtia.
Felt aebradt.
NCu. 81. 1850. no6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Sr. Gbriitic's
@nlndl1ifthe 9IrmbGnber

leitn areEc Sirniiciu Santn pou Gpnpuitpnei, mas
nlptiidcu 9cidpcrpcn uue nitdemeiucn Sranfbetttl
tts Sopffs uub Der ptern @rtrcnitattn. @bcnihus
tci G3ihitriididteit uub Gienrrabmunh alen utttlt
tie turdb atdndcI AT utrpoicr @ncrNie III ecn Slir
etrn pSer anSeru Srg0ncu bes Sprpcrs crieugt psr'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Or. Gbriitie's
Salponif6g6 Oal66aub

Miro 0c6ramht iilr ouc Wcebpcrhcn Scs 6alits rtcr
8cpfcs tlts 2ircndits, 6als sSutiubunN Htrpce: une
fr0ntCs ScphrCb, Stutninru res Sppfcsl 9icurdlgtd
i'm eriidDt Geiumme uun Gcrauid III tcu otrtn
Gdutbeit tc 9erpabnib nerves ilb tene eltnHspehe
6raufhftf, 6 ic SNplprcur, etc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
8ibt uno @lieoerldbmuno.

etnc cr;te Gctcn ;u, tas Sitr ihredGids Srauf6tit
bard Gin SHan0el an ucrppic: @nerdie lit ern
trGufcn G5Iicecru wruriGobt miro. Or 9brtc's 9Gi'
pautidr 9Gittt enticrncu htcicn Idn9tt unr brtHJn
cine 90n,libe uub rpnt1ntge Sur berpor.
1000 fplte Sdue
iuS wG6rcnS Sru ttBtcu Swrt SabrCn an Or. Gbritie
uub cine saeuttu bcritbttt wprrCn, bie ppnIpmmcn
bergcitcRt WnrSen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
9ic 0rlereur unb Neura[aia.

GSic idircfiidlcu une ihmcr;tidicn Srdnfhrtcu mcr
tcn audcuttlid) trItibtcrt eur fit 9tnpeneun1 efE
aaivaEiidlcn emrtelsJ I6RIsbaneCs une Sluteums.-
Der erttl pcrtrcitet Stc @itttrtitat Hnrh eas Spe
ttnt ga l6aIftaub bat cincn lotaitn @Feeb mn eat
SluiSum rpirtt -aui ole trdutfdftsu 9icrpcn Sc bic
zen idmmerpotIcu @eihwcreen III cine 8ebpriBe 9tn
peueHnl I'M nfehtbar
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
;y Err sAt5sE D.; W SIS
lIaA5L:I;ll ls :. IHIllIIai1
ScrrD GaDis'
9e9etabiltf6er S6mer5enfiaer,

Sas SSunoer peS SettnitcrS.
Snnerlitbcs uno duRcrlidbcs Wittcl-Gi:
ne grc2s @rfntuna unb fbaebarc 9Rsri;in. sscc Gas
miIlt iclte cine 9rd in Sdltn pSebtr 8rantteit DC:
rtit bo6Cn. Sit htilt
Ghclera, llnttrttits6ftwTbcn, RbMmatisin,
Tittsr. Die rctbe Rcbr, DNptpla.
gbrlit, Sbmcritu i'm 6crf Sertrsuuuneen,
Ystts, Surtbfau, Sudbur 9tn, ,rtt.
Scfct bic 3cnaniiIe.
Gics tcicudt bof i'd iilr mehrrre 9Jipud's Saufs'
2;cactatiIiidbrr Shmcrrntincr iu fptttu SGtct NO,
flIr CT cnirfohtH ift,in mecr Sdmtc dcbratldt uuS
ais cine nilBIihe SamiIien 9Fchiiin erinnsCn BABE
q. Srpuipuy
qaicr an ser 9iaptiffeufirdjr ;u San Riper.
GisburG Stdrtbas Siucparb.
Sics niai tr;cuacn taf i'd Ndpie Sd,ntricnifi(icr
nit drpfcm GrfctJ IN Snncn non Sinners plcrd, lIi
tcrlCbsbcidmcrNcIl Srpuditis euitu SScrtdttuua e
1rtrGuht Bate unh ais cine fd0Btarc SamietrS SO;r
ciiin ducnlptCblc. 8. {. Gppmcr
Wafor AT scr Saptiitcnfirc6c.
SrcuuS Sopis:- Sie5 maa fr;euaru, sas id Scn
Sdlmcr;cuiiitlrr immcr nod TIT mcincr Snniitic &c,
trautje 0icnt C5cunt bctt it fcit rrri ts pitr SDp,
natrn iehr uue i'd mrttr he M2cbisin inimcrnpt
ancmp'chlru. d. 9tdBam.
SAT- &iucrt SET. t6,tSi5.
0[T3um &crtauf I'M Gjrrgtn mo Gttincn tri Sen.
fins uno Sbaw, l25 Gbcsnulltro6t, philadelphia,
Die tin;ilrn ltutEn fir 4cnntpauier, an ole ollie 9ts
elIunQtn unp 2tniprUtbt fir H9ntboftcu scmohtwr:
Den muftn. - GbrnfaIs gum @crtOuf bsi Giutb,
2Jonna uuS Srerler, i'm @uhitCbr pss ,9'otricten,'
uup tri Iorcn gHint in autntoun Ctni9tllntroScrtsn
fir eetba Gauntn
Scpttmt. 26, 1850. nq1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
ODQD! ODQO!

@aS BAT renn Nlt NortbomptOn ba?
81 ra$ III cine ntus 2trt rcn gNoFbinsn UNI Sbn60d i'll
wtem!
gEtnn sS in 0stha Gauur ehGem bat Ole ibrs
Shnaea germ Cinnal rttDt gcpGet battn, lc tGnncn t
ittb etnftnptn, ouf Oruuertn9$ Den 20ltEn Stbruar
ndhttns, am 6auit ron sec. g8. Beer, in 9IcCre
SaunlhlE, 0lerthonpten Gauntr, alIlpe cine Sumnne
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13

50 Ult NJ NIuFFUVuIUIaUH l91VN tN
Sanje Httt untstihrttben paren nal rcr uns ;u ha
ben, init ibrsn 8oneuGn atsr ntnn es bei Dem eritn
ShuB ,,GSnr" hetft, unS bsn ;pritlu rpeesr ,fbicr
gar" 70 mtGt Sbr uibt Srfbrsdtu, pGuu rtbs Sp6lIt
ino mir 9'Wrbnt. SSir babtn tne Sstt Ghdern rot
uns 9cbatt elCsn 9HnGr, Die mir 70 ara .atsetabt'
babei, paB s nGn gRutb utbt mSbr baten, init uus i'll
bieGsn; earum pdufhsn mir Sinc netle Gett ~ babe
uno tsftblc0In snula on Cub ;u rhrsbeu, Of Sbr es
init uus prc6irsn pclt Cosr ait gBrnn Sbr has 6er
nibt batt, tann matn nit tS ouhstsn, tbFbcn ntRt
germ
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gEr,. Sch, GSporo S9. G;e9frise,
9bas Stbsfer, Gtoetn Stedd,
Sauiud Smtta, Daniel Srad,
SraRttiu 8artbelcmetp, daten 9urtbctrttsir.
kkttSv sssis, Ta,, 80. 0, Ic51. Eaen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13

so SUB in Der Siefe. uno IL bequcm fir Die
Ginnatme BON 9etroice uno fir cas GrC:
denwaoren 9sfbdft ein9eribtet. - 0ic
8Obnun9 in glsitfaaS cine ftbr it6ne, &c
rdumiae unc brqusms. .-Oie @tlcttr, no
rauf tiefes @ebGuos srrihtet in, III 62 Sue
in Der Srcnts uno 2l0 SUP in Der &icfe,
uno carauf in Su9Isib Elm 9erdumi9es bad
ftsinerrrs @afdbouS. uno cine nsue Srdm
S6euer rribtet.-Gine 9roBs Gitcrne be-
finbet iidb ebenfaQ5 carauf-opb III oo5
Sporant 8aGer an uerIbisrenen fhifIihen
uno tequemeu pIieen aa9cbratt Die
9otte arduSt in Der Sronte an Die SomiItcn
oeer Gtabin9cr Stra6c, 6llib an Die Staot
Iinie Srabe. n0roIicb an cine 6iftutIi6e III
Isp. uno mellih an onbsre5 @i9cntbum oes
8erfcfbsusn. Dies in liter pOu ccm fhdg
bariten @t9sntbum in bsfa9tsr StaetQuen
taun.
Serncr:
Bur nSrlithsn 5tit uno om uGmIibcn Srt:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
(SjplO llnO Silbcr

nit 8u9ttn ouf 100 Wdrrs aubdtot
ous9tichclItn iprrorn iclI, pc;u allie
ShtiBEn Ein9eIorcn ftuo tsisuncbntn.
8ticnrtrs huo ricllIentauner, QHbrit:
balIrr etc. cin9slaben, oilis Glaf;bins
gu tttrahtiu,-mo mir bCffEn ollie
Diritnt9tn, fGnGn bas Scr; nidbt gu
ttef i'll cen .SciCn lit9t tpIroen fh
etnfinesu, oGuu mir tbitsn pdnihsn
GtnmaI unisr Slsisbsn gu ltbtn, lpsun
cs fir @cto mb GiIbsr 9sbt. 2Bir
tbattn 9ltiShtn .risItItsn Stbdetn, pd:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
3enaniiIe mnS Ssrmcife

Der unucrlpcrhihfcu srtI ppu anCn Shrieu bcs ean'
rcs, 0rnud nm Hieic 1alt;e SCitunG IIcu touutcu
0cGcbcn rp,recn! - AJlan miro plCIc eHppn 6uf rrn
Qampbiets fnbCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Ner uen.S g y 4 e M 8.

Sieie id,Dnc une tcacunte anprnSuug ftr mpf;rr'
fen Sr1ftrp Won q @1tp0ntsmns une SGa9netismus,
III upu dusdc;cid,rcteu sCr;trn bciSrs in @nrppa une
bCn 9cr = taateu ais Die hagbare meb;iniidse Gut,
eefnn9 ees Seitditers auertannt rpreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13

RSaSr; NterpcutrfbpcrSeu pirb sic Sranfbctt eureb
fe SIC arSsusfraitc Sss terets ;rrrlttstra 5pitms
Iur ucd nlehr itbWdd,cn; mGbrsHo unttr eem far
tenNru brlctenecn @inau6 ncs @Nlpansmusl ahgc'
ftbcpite 9GticHt uub 9cichpGibte 0ufrcr SIT fcncr
iriibercu G5eiuubbti StdrFe unb 9ldftttitat bergn
,,..NN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-11

Our attention has been called by the owners Of the
steamer Cherokee to article which has been going
the rounds ofthe press relating to tbs hull Of steam
to the south Of Cape Hattera. and which, 1t
has been suggested, might be one Of the Chagres
steamers. For the information Of thos. who have
friends board the Cherokee they desire to state
that the has mahogany furniture nor time piece
q white ground surrounded by gold stars, such as
described sailing from New York at ga z NJ, on
the 2sth January In the ordinary course Of things,
she could hardly reach Cape Hstteras before r. N
O the 30th, a. which hour the wreck seen, and
must have happened Ii does not seem within the
scope of possibility that every vertigo OF boats aud pas
ssngers should disappear within forty seven hours
after the steamer left New York II che had met with
misfortune The position OF the wreck. as describe
In the article referred to- Il altogether out of the track
OF the Chagres steamers AZ they would enter the Gulf
north OF Cope Hatteras, and blown up wrecked in
the Culf would drift to the eastward. The America
LETT near Cape Hstterss and inside the Gulf so1
ght have been drifted by counter current to tho
south ward whs r. the wresk was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-11

Geographic ummary-Poiitical Affairs NJ
AIbany-Prospects as to Z. .. SENATOR

We have received a Geographic despatch from
Albany, which states,Ithat, on Monday morning,
Mr.. Schoonmaker, whig, gave notice in the Senate,
that he would on Tuesday (today) introduce bill
designating day Tor another trial 10 elect Y. 5.
Senator.
We learn further from Albany, that there is no
prospect of the election of Mr. Hamilton Fish TO
the u. S. Senate. The independent wings are
satisfied that if sent 10 that dgnlied body, where
abe Empire State should be represented by two Of
her most talented citizens, Mr.. Fish would only
appear the second of Dir. Seward, and his CO.
adjutor in schemes of agitation. Therefore, many
who al first consented to his election anxious
for his defeat; and unless some independent wing
Nike Francis Granger, Joshua A. Spencer, William
Nelson, Of Westchester, Daniel Lord, David p.
Hall, or some one OF many other prominent citizens
mgh name, in whom all parties have confidence,
can be selected, the national wings say, let
the ele etion go until next year. But there is
no reason why an election cannot be made this
season, if Mr.. Fish Is Withdrawn, and a new cam
didate agreed upon, in the spirit of compromise.
This will not be the first time that Mr.. Fish has
been compelled 10 give way to the wishes of the
people. The wings abandoned him for Mr. Wm.
w. Campbell, the Native Amencan candidate for
Congress, IN 1914, who, therefore, was elected and
succeeded Mr.. Fish Since then, the latter Ger
tainly has been well treated by the wing party;
having been elected Lieutenant Governor and Co.
vernon, in consequence of their nomination. he has
nought to complain of, we should think on that
tcore. As 10 Mr.. Senator Beekman, we are
cured he will stand hrm; and that, although he has
acted thus far on his own hook, live or six Of the
whig Senator's viii, if required, sustain him in the
position he has assumed.
From Washington, we learn that the bill estab-
ishing board Of accounts, was the principal sub
ject Of debate in the House Of Representatives,
yesterday. The whole Of the original bill was
stricken out-and a substitute framed by the Com
mtee on Claims, authorizing claimants against
ihe United State to sue, by bill in equity, was
agreed 10 in its stead. motion 10 make the ap-
preparation bills the special order Of the day, was
lost
/, was expected that the Senate would take up
the Postage Reform bill, but they did not. The
Deficiency Appropriation bill, and other matters,
occupied the attention Of that body.