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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-09

lust RECEIVED
J hhds and bbls Whskey,
bales Marseilles Almonds,
do English Walnuts,
do Filbens,
baskets Champagne, Key and other brands,
casks Dunbars Brown Stout in a. and pint bottles,
10 kegs prime Butter, Baltimore inspection,
200 Shenandoah Roll do,
Citron, Rasins, Currants, &c.
For sale low by
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TIME CITY or THE sULTAN-By Miss PAR.
il DOE; and Vandalism, OF Animal Magnetism,
vel in volumes, is this day received and for sale by
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the Wayerly Circulating Library doc25
|tEMS OF BEAUTY, for lsss.---A splendid Souvenir
VI large folio size si imported in,o New York. is this
FTAYLoR
Also, The Authors Of England,
Pearls OF the East,
Brockedon's Passes OF the Alps
IIoiers News ofthe Tyrol,
Wrinkles Cathedral Churches,
Gems of Flora,
Illustrations Of the Rhine,
Hardynge's Sketches at Home and Abroad,
Shakespeare Gallery,
Byron Gallery,
Gallery OF the Graces,
And many others too numerous for advertisement,
such beautifully illustrated editions Of various ayorie
authors Poetry AID Prose. Illustrated Books OF Ira
ves Books Of Engravings Drawing Books. Illustrated
Albums and nineteen different kinds OF Souvenirs Eng
lsh and American All for sale at the lowest New York
and Philadelphia prices. dec23
II oCK AND KEY BLANK BOoKS.--A few Just re-
IL ceiyed from the first lot that has reached this country
from England The lock is NO sunk in the cavity OF the
book present no incumbrance whatever Useful TO
the Merchant the Banker, iae Broker the Dplomast,
or the Politician For sale by
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(tHlLDENS BOOKS several hundred varieties, Toy
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Purses, Pocket Books, Penknyes, Gold and Silver Pen
Gil Gases, Juvenile Souvenir Chess and Backgammon,
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Albums, Books Of Engnvngs, elegantly bound and illus
traed editions Of favorc authors Porcelain States, La
dies Work Boxes, Portfolios, Cologne and Cologne Bot
ties Watch Stands, Motto Seals, Ivory and Shell Card
Cases, Childrens Games, and great variety of other
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delphia prices by
F. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
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i soil productions, hab advantages, DC. throughout
those paris most inteTesii b American settlers, 22
pages, for sale by y, TAfLoh.
Jan O.
EIREwooD FOR sALE-From one 10 Two thou
sand cords Of the best Firewood for snle reasona'
BILE TERMS about from 10 two miles from the George.
town ferry, the west side of the river The wood
either cut and corded, standing, to suit purchasers
Apply TO j. w. Minor, ESD, nj the GLOBE house IN the
vicinity, or 10 the subscriber IN washington city
jan OF JOHN p. VAN NESS
NEcCULLocH's COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY,
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Also, Loudons Encyclopaedia Of Plants,
Ioudons Encyclopaedia Of Gardening,
Ioulons Encyclopaedia Of Agriculture,
Loudons Encyclopedias Of Cottage. Farm, and
Villa Architecture, and many other valuable
English editions.
jane
PICK WICK CLUB.-CoNCLUDED
THE Fifth volume Of the Pick Wick Club is this day
received, for sale by +: Taylor, or for circulation
among the subscribers the Wayery Circulating Library
Jan. 2.
volumes jacob Facciolsti ct Egdii Forcellin edit
ed by Bailey. London edition. single copy OF the
above in just received by r. TAYLOR for sale at rs PEI
cent below the usual price,
OHIO GAZETTEER,
WITH MAP.
JUST PUBLISHED, and this day received for sale
u by F TAYLOR.
Also Wemores New Gazetteer Of Missouri, with large
mp, 1897,
Sherwood's New Gazatteer Of Georgia, with large
map, 1897,
Pecks New Gazetteer Of Illinois, 1887. Illinois in
1897. with map,
Gordons New Gazetteer Of tho State Of n York,
I octave volume,
Martins Gazetteer of Virginia and the District Of
Columbia, octave volume,
Large map Of Florida, taken from the documents in
the land Office at Tallahassee,
Large maps Of Mississippi and Alabama, just en-,
graved from the U. s. surveys, in the Genera,
Land Office, Washington city Visit to Texas
vol.
Large new maps Of Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
&c, exhibiting the sections.
Davenport's New Gazetteer, All closely printed
large octave pages, handsomely bound with many
engrayings, price 81 SO.
New Geographical Dictionary, containing 3oi close
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other works OF the same class OF Literature,
At the lowest prices in every
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TEXAS, IN one volume sfee so cents describing the
i SOIL productions, habi ivantages, SC, throughout
those paris most inteFes " American settlers, 2s2
pages, for sale by y. TAYLOR.
ian q,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-09

nANAS MINERALOGY in octave volume con-
IL tanning 400 engravings is Just published and for sale
by f. TAYLOR Treating also Chrystallography /;
the application Of Chemistry and Mathematics 10 the
subject, &c.
applicable to Geological and Mining Plans: by T. Sop
with, Mine Surveyor volume, engravings.
EastmaRs Typographical Drawing
Philips Introduction to Mineralogy, edited by Allan
Morton on Fossil Organic Remains
How to observe Geology, by DE la Bache.
Griers Mechanics and Engineers Pocket Dictionary
and other works not enumerated on the same subject
~ collection Of valuable books on Conchoogy, now
the way, daily expected dec2l
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TINE CITY OF THE SULTAN-By Miss PAR.
il DOE and Vandalcar or Animal Magnetism, no.
vel in volumes, is this day received and for sale by
f. TAYLOR, FOR circulation among the subscribers
the Wayerly Circulating Library. dec23
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-09
GREAT AND IMPORTANT MEETING or
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANs.

Al meeting Of the Democratic Republican Electors
Of the City and County Of New York, held at the City
Hail. January ID, 1885, pursuant to public notice, the call
having been read, the meeting organized by the
appointment Of the following officers
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DEAyER AND MILLED CLOTHS FOR OVER.
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pieces Beaver Cloths, Brown and Green
do Blue-black and ROYAL Purple
5 do Superine Milled Cloths
ITO do Blue-black and Medley Cloths.
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SO do Blue black mixed Cassimcres
100 do Velvet, silk and other vestings
100 do Lambs Wool Drawers and Shirts
so dozen Woollen Socks for boots.
Any Of the above Cloths Cassimeres will be made up
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ToTlUS LATINiTATIS LEXlC0N-In two quarto
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PICK WICK CLUB.--coNCLUDED
THE Fifth volume Of the Pick Wick Club is this day
i received for sale by f. Taylor, or for circulation
among the subscribers to the Wayery Circulating Library
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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

"iv have mt resumed specie payments, IL u pro-
liable mat u great part a tho nc venue will, 6cs
s.ane t'n'c To COME, I've paid in simsar u,aoncs.
InIcr such circumstances. and when il u CO.
s'dered that large sums d,c fnsn the posspoeed
aston, house bonds. tho hanks, aud ,hs Seases.
are M, yet payable, aud that ns power ssw en-
lists, except la Congress, to recaIi tho 1eposiaes
from the latter that there is No rcepsved luod 20
resort To, ANY other authorized means BY which
the wants Of tho Treasury can be supplied, 10 .
manifest that the Department il exposed weekly
and almost daily Id be deprived u the ~hols e
its available means. and the crcs:is Of tho ovesn-
men' TO be injariousiy affected, bosA ~ hsne saA
broad.
Congress could readily avert these reoslas, r
approving the course suggested in the last saasal
report "n the finances. Il could renssve The pro-
hibiiion IN Reissue the notes which may 30 -
have hcen prc,naturciy paid in and redeemed ,nad,
where tbcy have l,ccn cancelled, permit oshers %
be issued in their stead; IL il coala effect The
same object by allowing other nctcs 10 bc emitted
instead III such as have been and shall hoesallee
be paid in, before tho year for their redenplino
expires. BY the casonablc adoption a eiihee
ii these mcasurcs,ali anticipated cmba sssmeats
during 1888, can probably he obviaiesl F0e, u
that event, no prov ision Uf additional means q
meet tho expenditure Of tho year will be neeos-
sarv hereafter. unless before :hc close Of The
session il shall appear that new appropriations
have been made, arc likely to no made, exceed
ing tho estimates submitted by tha Department
in December last, by several niiUos - that ~
revenues received will be materially lcss.
On the contrary, IL neither Of tho measures o.
bovc proposed should rncct tho apprObatioa II
Congress, il is Oh, ious that among the various
substitutes which may bc thought Of, or which
this Department las taken occasion IN suggest
in communications to tho committee Of Ways aad
Means. some must be selected that can BE- e.
fcicnt in operation, at a very carly day, or IL will
DC impossible 10 preserve tho uatioWal faith
and to avert tho injuries with which
Inc public scrv leo is threatened.
With great respect,
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

we give inc most conspicuous place IN the pa
per to the following official notification Of the
time and place, when and where National Con-
vcntiOn is to be held. Upon the deliberations Of
that Convention depend the dcstinies ofth> great
Nation. We cannot doubt that they will be a,,-
spicious.
f; From Ne National L.teuigenecr.
! 1t having boon proposed by various meetings
Of the opponents Of the present Administration,
in different parts Of the United States, that there
should DC a General Meeting Of Delegates, from
all the States. for the purpose Of agreeing and
recommending suitable persons candidates for
the offices Of President and Vice President the
next election; and desire having been expressed
BY several Of said meetings that the time and
place Of holding such meetings should be fixed by
the Opposition members Of Congress, those men,
bcrs have authorized to announce that, in com,
piance with what thus appears to be the general
wish, they have met and consulted on the sub
cct, and. after due consideration and reflection,
they arc Of opinion that the Borough Of Harris
burg. IN the State Of Pennsylvania, is a suitable
place, and the first Wednesday in December, 1899
proper time, for holding General Meeting for
the purposes above mentioned, to be composed OF
Delegates from all the States in proportion 10
their representation in tho two Houses Of Con-
gross.
The Opposition press throug hout the United
States are desired to give the above authorized
notice . conspicuous insertion in their respective
papers.
Mr.. Hamcr, Who lately introduced q resolution |
in Congress relative the currency, withdrew it,
because, as he alledged, the ground had been CO /
vercd by the letter Of the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury to the Banks, and the articles upon the same
subject in the Globe. II appears, then, that the |
opinions Of the Secretary, and the endorsement
Of the Globe, sufficient TO render any sesols |
tion OF Congress unnecessary. Mr.. Hamer had
better offer a resolution to commit the affairs Of
the nation into the hands Of Mr.. Woodbury. and
the Globe Perhaps he would then consent to
withdraw that motion, that gentleman and the
official paper had already occupied the ground
T. hirh belonged to the other departments Of the
govcrnment) for several years.-IMobilc Chron.
"A DECIDED MOvE.-Near two hundred voters Of
Hdrdis CO., n.y.. have published pledge that they
will vote tor no candidate who treats at elections
or suffers Others to do it for him, DIRECTLY o. ndi-
rccty. A little moro Of such nerve would soon
make election treats unfashionable-[Cin.G az.
John +. Williams, Of Cincinnati. who killed
Mulsord Ross Of tho same city about a wear AGO.
was recently found guilty Of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced to the Peniten tiarv for life
Eighteen Of the twenty six States, have Whi-
At their helms. !,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
From the National 1nsclliyrnrer.
FINE LATE nuJEI

1nE
Sy Argus u Thursday last accom-
~ as:scaiioa Of tho Report Of the Com
House q Representatives, on the
e the late Duel between two
~ CsaRrcss, with some s,ricturcs, Of
=. sssg sentences attracted our at
-; vas this whole Transaction from
hSs" fatal consumma sion-groes rs
spco the moral sense oG the A.
)A ey-ne(arious ~ was the cou,pi-
N tho death II the Iasuented
AG - tho occasion is forever to nre
49, Practice, through which this
y. PERSONAL wroog has been in
0s Duel between two u,cm,,or,
- 'sfssred To, vas an unbapOx
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Orleans have voted $4,000 70 the Chadsssss .
ferers.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Cb;ll,co,he, in the language of d
signifies "town.7
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

John f. Williams, Of Cincinnati. who killed
Multord Ross Of tho same city about a year ago
was recently found guilty Of murder in the .econ;
degree and sentenced to the Penitentiarv for life
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

The Wheat crop presests prom;siag agpsn
ance in Bucks, Montgomery, Danpbia, CsDec
Land and Lebanon counties of Peonsylvaa6a.
Lancaster county, the crop does not Prosiss q9'
rs well.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Conscious integrity never feasa
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Eighteen Of the twenty six States, have Viii
Governors 1T their helms
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

DECIDED MOvE.-Near two hundred voters O
Hlrdis CO., ny, have published pledge that the,
will vote tor NO candidate who treats at elections
or suffers Others to do it or him, DIRECTLY o. indi
rcctly. A little moro Of such nerve would 500,
make election treats unfashiouable.-[Cin. Gaz
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Mr.. LrDIow. Superintendent Of the power psia
ing press Of the Methodist book room, New You
became ensangIed in the machinery, aud v.s e
RED around fos some minutes BY The 0sis -
He was SION extsicated, but not uuti1 bosh ~
and an arm were broken.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
gbarleS Stapp, Sprfter.
s,aeCs SacCS $nrni!5 SradS secretare.

Spl9enee perlonen pitrbcn biermit al6 Ell,
ne Committee beltimmt, Inn bic @nesnede
Der 8eriammlung auSsHoriiden, ndmltd ::
Capib eaurD, Oaiiel Sd9er, @iq. eecnaro
eorafd,, @ecrae Wi(Ier, Sobn Miller, Same6
91eubaro, Watbias Willer uno Saccb einbe>
man, ,peldc, nad)bem Ge bic llmifdnbe bes
SNrn. . c he imteriudbt hatten, fcl9euoe
@iuleitmg unb SeId,lll6e eiubertbteten -
Da Nr. Ybilip Sreiner BON 9cs
nelccrem IprbsQSbeitbaa, III Der 9tdtt bonn
2lten Sertember ca6 lln9lild bate, iettien
neu erbauten Sdniictidap, famnit ec6en
gan'eu Snbalt, onrd Yeuer su perlieren-
wcburh Elm fleisiger, ebrlicber uno itetS aufs
ridtiger Burger nno jnn9er 9lnfdn9er, Der
cas Seini9e burd, ldnpere 0dnoarbeit er,pcrs
ben, I'D, plGslitb entblG6t ftnect-uuo ea es
jeeer;eit oeS Gbrilten paitbt lit, feiuen Otits
l;ib 9febeumenld,en in Der Stltnbe bes llns
glilfS CUR Nulfe III tretcn, 70 empfehlen mir
bicrmit Sorn. . reiner CUR llntel itiieun9
eine6 milothGti9en publfums. .-Serner iei es
Se lps e il-Gab mir allc ben @nts
fhlue fe9nen, prn. 9 tner bcbilflid 81
1ein nnb Sober leinen 9ehDri9en Sheil easll
beisutra9en, nm ieinen fur ihn 70 fd,peren
8erluit eini9ermasen ,u eriesen mo bitten
,ugleid ale gutberSige nm ,ppbltbdtige
Wtenihcn, bei oenen Slniprud 9emadt ipirb,
Gin @lcihes su tbun.
SeI d) 10 n-OdB fcl9enoe Soerren
au9eitcllt mcroerL nm fir 9emeloeten Seteeit'
ben Gclleete su bcben, ndmlih =
slacntd lit H.. = Scierb S. Sae9er,
Srancts Nt. gSilfon.
oanncp r.-@barles 9. Snlh, @lq
SGameS eadeD.
Satsbur9.- Sebn ycf eobreni
Sflcin.
SbersMitfprb.--eobrens Stdbler,
gfq. Daniel Grontan.
9siebers sM acun 9te. - @ecr9e
Seiscr, Scnas Stplb.
Sbers @ aeun9ie. = @illcli9bbi
8c9el, SeiIe Stcd.
SO 8eiBenbur9 9.-Scfbua Seiberlins
@aiper pcter.
n.-Samuel Camp, Seinrid Gong
Ga.
I, 9pwbiG.-Ssnatbun Sdned, Gcnrah
Snerr.
Setbcfbers.-Scfepb s.. Sberbol;er
peter MilIcr jun.
81 rcs98 eitb a a.-Oantel Shred
Spnas Mcyer.
Siib SO beit b I.--Sobn S6erer
4 9eprge Shneiter.
Sbers Sauepn a.-pbilip perIcii
Gfa. Saecb Sodr3en.
j 8efdtpse n-GaB . aUio a II
r y BON 9scrc,MbeitbaI als Shabmeifet
anseitellt werce, Inn cas ein9efammelte 9el
IN Gmpfane su nehmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
yerffsDen, nnS sassn1 1itm folssnOs Ssrblamte

perfteber, lub satenibni fulsence serblimts
9lnfircrt:
gBas ben ioauceL anbctrifft, 70 babt itr
Gjclb, 4Bai;en nnb Weannfafturpaaren.
gBir baben Stabf. Sir faufen uniere
gBaaren BON Glid, nit Gefatr uniers ee'
bens. Snbem Sbr fte uns oerfauft, gebt itr
bas @uri9e bios. Benn bieIe 9lrt bon Soaits
bel Gidb nidt 9efdat, 70 ;iebt @ud, tinter
ben DON ;uriid, uno mir iperben Sud, bort
nidt aufiuten. Mas aber elmer WaAens
ifiaitanb antetrifft, 70 fdbla9en mir @ut ben
p0aig ab-ber fpiloe Bar ntad1t feinen Sries
ben NIT ben gSblfen. Sbr ieio 70 satlreih
ais bic 9Sblfe ; mir frio 70 ipenig sli besdbs
mcn als Die rpilben Sdren. eaet uns baber
leber fed,ten. 9illab ipeiB gum oeraus iper
bon ilns beiben Sieaer leiu ipiro.
Die Sran,OfId,e Slctte i'm @ulf bon Waers
ito ipirb bitnen fursem bebeutenb peritdrft
perbeu. Die 8rie9sbris Zebra unb mebrere
8cmbenid,iffe fInb am 11ten September bon
Gcnlcn ratin ab9eie9eIt.-N. .. sllls. 3eit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
g tar B.

slm Sten Setpber, in Baltimore, mad eis
mem Graufeniagcr oon mebreren Wondtcn,
s. q. Srafft, @iq. @ouiul Seiner Majeitdt
ees Soni9s BON preui1en.
slm 12ten September, an Der Bphnung
fetneS Spbns, su Oarieu, I'M Staate @eors
aien, Scr. Soeinrih alnallS, IN eem hchcn
9Ilter bon ITO Sabren. @r mar einer Der
patricten, nelfe bic Sreibeit erfcdten bel.
fen, NIB bcbielt frite Serifaneesfrdfte Biz
gum lesten slu9enblif.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
lleberii6t Der Slfdrfte.
pbilacelpbia, ben l3ten October


Tfauer unb Me b l.-Serfdufe CUR
8erid,ifflna IIno aeiheben an 50 % bis So
81 oas Sdrrel.-&jute Sr6uoe fir Stacts
8erbraud bringen beute So so ba6 Sdrrel.
Die 3ufubren permebren iId,. 9lrg9enmehl
Yerfauft lan9fam au So so baS Barrel.
8elidforumebl 1T nur ipeni9 in 9tadfra9e
an "a bas S6rrel.
@etre e.-Ocr 9reis bon Weiscn
1T um 5 bis 10 @ents bic SuffeI 9eitiegen.
Cine partbie rotber 8irg. bradbte ST so,
peunfloauiIfer 81 as bic 81 so, nno cine
partbie oor;iislif gutter Marpldncer 81 IS.
9iceseu, gutter alter pennfloauiiher brafte
81. Wellhfcrn perfduft lan9Idm. Gerfiufe
BON sutem pennfIloanilhen ruuben gelben
all 95 Geuts; roth uno 9elb 9entiibtcS an
so Gents. Soafer brinSt Al Sents oaS Su'
id,el.
9S biSfe D.-Ierfdufe III Socgsbeab6
an 424 unb 40 @ents bic 9ailcn in Sdrs
refs 43 @ents.
Sieb SO a rift.
Shladtcdicn braften 81 SO Bis sS rs
eas Sunoert fir CUTE bic oor,iiglide Gualt
tat Sfilbe uno SSdlber $50 bis $40 cae
Stid. SGweine 81 bis az rs bds Sum,
leert. Shaafe 81 IS bic s3 eas Stud.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24

9lus ben obi9en @ablberihten niro man
erieherL bas CaUib 81. portcr NIT elmer an
fdeinenoen Wehrbeit BON 5000, bem Gamen
nad gum @rupern6r bon pennftlpanieu err
ipdblt 1T. Stiemano fanu jebcf bic Mebrs
teitcu anieben, cbne i'm S,ersen ilberseust Su
leirL baB 9rceer 8etrit9 ftatt gebabt uno
oas @ablrsdDt ihduoIit misbraud,t ippreen
1T. YRan III bier entihlelIer, baB eie Sahe
(tren9 mterluht iperben lca.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
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IA bic llnterseidyuetcn als sleminiifratcs
ren Der Sointerlaiienfhaft bee perfcrbenen
Dantel Sdger, Iestbin BON 9iiebers
Macun9ie an9eitellt wurben, 10 meroen ale
Giejeni9en melde ncd, all be5agte Siuterlafs
1enidaft auf ir9enb cine 9lrt fd,uloia fInc,
ernitlio, aufgefcrbert innerbalb Ieds gScden,
an oiefelben abSube;ablen. @leihfalIs fpers
ben ciejenigen erIud,t peld,e nod slnfcrbers
unsen an befaste Sinterlafienidaft baben,
ibre Hednun9en fpcbIbeifdtist ein;ubriusen,
bamit Ridti9feit 9enadt ipercen farm.
Setnri6 Sdser, 2 of,,crs
Diana Sd9er, o ''''
October "a. ftq--6m
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aorcclantattolt.

Sintemal Der ad,tbare 6 b Sanfs
NrdGeent 9fidbter IN ben perfdiebcncn @curs
tel bon Common pleas i'm britteu @cridtss
9tcrthamptcn NIB Qeda, i'm Staat gteunTls
canien, in Straft ieineS slmtcs prdllceuts
9iihter Der perid)ieoenen @purten bon SDer
nuo Serniincr unb aa9emetner 9cfdn9nis.
@rleibi9un9 in bela9teu @auntics; unb
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