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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

Die Staot uno proptn5 Sabta TT Srafts
lien baben fld) unterm Z. 9iooember pbne
alles 8lutper9ieBen fur unabbdn9ig erfldrt.
Die neue 9tesierlus perfdbrt mtt&raft, une
bat Die Mittel baSu lit odnoen. Der erlte
VrdGoent crIh;en in Htp 9ranbe, tpar BOT,
Dem beiten 9eilte beieelt uno gang cbne
8an9i9feit re9eu anriidenoen Militdrs.
Die bra Gliihe 9te9ierun9 bat bis jebt nod
feline binldnelide Maacre9eln er9rtfen I'm
bicjen 9lufltaub su unterbrilfen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

8ueuos< 9lpres, 8. Set. Sn pcs
litiIt)er Soin(ltt 9ebt es bier simlid, tnmule
tarilt sl1, feitbem Der &rie9 9esen Santa
@rur ertllrt 1T. @etpalhame 9Insbebnn9en
gebeu I'M Snuern bes eanbes Dor, tpas ben
ginpcbnern fremo pcrfpmmt, uno speroen
Die slusreiBer cbue @nase erihoBeu. @pr
;ebn Sasen muroen IS folder Suoipioueu
in bic @lpi9fcit 9elhidt Dieie erauiamen
Maasresetn baben lit Der unsebiloeten befs
tiaen Gjemiitbeart beS Sberbef efeblsbaberS
i6ren 9rltnb (; aber bieies Sctf perlan9t es
alldl NIT eiiernem Seepter re9iert sn tpers
ccn. 0as eano 1T BON baarem @eloe fat
gang enttlOBt, uno Die rethere 8laBe bat
ncni9 Sertralten au ben llnrlaufss sGrlabz
mitteln. Denuph tptrb 8uencSsSyre ims
n,er eiu bebeutenoer Soauoelsplab, Uerinpge
ietner Sage ais Stapelflas fo pieler prcbufte
oeS Snnern, blieben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
Cgin9elanot uno ouf Grlud eiuaerift)

8erbetratbet-am 18ten Sanuar {:
nurh ben @brtp. Sorn. 9einrid) Souet Or.
Seremtas SuBelman, BON pennlDlo. mitWe
gltIatctb Selp, opn Auittntauu, 3rumtul
H n1rntn Shin
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

OF Cotion.-The price Of this article a,
Fay ettsvlle on the l9it inst. was 10 10 | /
cents 10 Cheraw on The l9lh s TO II!
~ Columbia on the 10Th : 10 10; III Charles.
ton on the Z2d III toI3l.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

Congress tbs Senate, ir. Wright
has introduced b,!l further 10 postpone
the payment Of the lih lnslalmont OF the
Surplus revenue 10 the States, upon which
an animated debate arose. Mr. Clay OF
Kentucky moved 10 amend the bill by fix.
ing definite time for the payment. This
motion was opposed by Messrs, Benton,
Wright and Brown, and advocated by
Mcssts. CLAY, Ryes and Tallmadge. -
Messrs. Wright and Benton urged that the
law ough, no. to be executed, aud could not
Le executed, aud could not be, without
a Iqnn or direct taxes. Mr., Clay replied
that II could be, "by reducing the eSpendl.
lures and stopping the leaks IN the Treas.
ury," getting rid OF the Sub Treasures,
and establishing Ia system OF reId account.
ability. MIR. Ryes was determined 10
persist IA carrying the law into effect, as
soon as the Treasury was able. No CUES,
ton has been taken.
4 bill TO reduce and graduate the price
of the pubic lands. is before the Senate.
MIR. Wright, from the committee on Fl
nance, reported bill TO provide proper Sc.
curily for tho government money IN the
hands OF Collectors, Receivers, &c, and to
punish deiaul,ers.
la the House, the week has been chiefly
occupied with a series of anti abolition reso'
Iutinns, offered by Mr.. Anterior Of n. IT,,
which are said to be the result of COM
promise between the different sections OF The
Van Buren, party-,he abolitonIsts OF the
North agreeing TO vote Tor them, u the
hard. money Sub. Treasuryites Of the South
would 60 for the sub treasury bill without
the specie clause. This bargain was duly
ratified at caucus OF the party, and the
consequence is that Northern man Is SO
lecled 10 otter these resolutions. A few OF
the Southern members would not vote on
them at all, on the ground that they would
not perm, the subject 10 be agiiaied at all
in Congress, and also THAI these resolutions
wero not sufficient for the South. The
whole series was passed, however, BY very
large mnjorities. Il is remarkable iac'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

Raleigh and Gaston Road. We learn
that toe Tolls. on that part OF the haiei-a
and Castor Road winch IS nov under the
Tram, amounted, the last month, to ei,ooo
--one hail nl which as near as may be, was
for passrngurs AMI tine other Tor the trans
por,auou Of MERCHANDISE. This is not only
q pretty fair business but It shows coneio'
s,vely, what has been sloully denieu tha'
TN. Road vii b. profitable as Produce
4 ad 10 saying nothing ut ITS dee'ded al
,antaaes a- a medium for the tronspot'a.
tlan of the Mail aud Passengers Rdieigh
Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28
MARRIED

In this county on the 9th inst, by Wu. Row
arb, Esq, Mr.. MOSES STEVENS, aged 50, 10
Mrs ELIZABETH CONDER, aged 10.
On the 37lh OF November, BY the Rev Mr.. Con-
verse. Major ABRAHAM VAN BUREN,. eldest
son of the President of the United Saes,) to Miss
SARAH ANGELICA SINGLETON, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. Richard Singleton, at Der fathers
house, in Snupter District, South Caralina.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

Albert s. White (now a member Of the
House of Representatives, has been elected
Senator Of the United States frou the
o'a'e OF Indiana. 10 serve for SIX years from
Tue 4th day Of March next.
we are glad to hear that Mr.. Williams,
OF North Carolina, who has, for several
days. been confined TO bis lodging. by Sc
we're indIspostioD, was able Yesterday to
attend IN his place in the House of Repre.
se1tati'es.--fat. Intel. 20h inst.
reputation Of Georgid.--The census OF
tho State Of Georgia for the presen, wear.
shows population of &C.,, I73. In ic3l,
the population was 533,7I6. Increase in 7
years l2s,457. White population in 1899,
323 ,l9O--ln 1881, 30l ,s33--lncrease So.
900. CoIored population IN s3s, 26s, 5l2
IN 1851 222 ,SSl-increase Al ,63l. Tho
increase on the whole population 10 Z years
Is \ per cent on the white, and 20 per cent
on the colored population. According TO
thus census, the epporiionment Of represen.
iation viii give 2U7 members 10 the House
OF RepresentatIves-an addition of 81 to
the present number.
The correspondent Of the Courier and
Enquirer, writing from Wa.hlneto., saws
that Judge Baldwin of the United States
Supreme Court has recently manifested
symptoms Of that arrangement of intellect
which afflicted hun some three or four years
ago. lie rode into the post office on horse.
back few days since to inquire for letters.
A BAPTIST Church IN Redding Conn, was
lately blown up al night by keg of pow
der. IL is alleged TO have been done for
the purpose Of preventing an abolition lee.
turer. who had held forth in the church
IRON dong SO again, according TO appoint.
ment.
Diridends.-The Bank of the State and
the Bank of Cape Fear, have declared div.
Idends Of 5 per cent. on their Capital Stocks,
and the Merchants Bank of Newbern di.
vidend of per ceu:.--Fdy. Obs.
The banks of the city Of Natchpz (Mi.l
have publicly announced that they will re.
sumo specie payment on the lst Of January
next.
A Steamboat diSdSter.-The steamer
Augusta burst her boiler, through mlsmau-
asement Of the Engineer, not far from
Natchez on the Sd inst. Number of per-
sons killed not ascertained, not less than 6.
We learn from the Nashville Banner
that Col. Samuel p. Carson, formerly a
Representative, IN Congress from North
Carol,na, died at the Hot Springs, in Ar.
kansas, on the I'd u!t.
Corn in The Wea-The Nashville Wing
OF the 18th instant states that the supera.
bundance of the late corn crop IN Missouri
and Illinois has just been illustrated by a
Government, contractor, who purchased in
the counties Of Saline, Lafayette, and Clay,
Mo- $4,000 bushels, TO be delivered on
the bank Of the Missouri, at Is cents per
bushel. Further down the river the same
was offered 1000 bushels at l24
cents.
NARETrn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

! q for Gorsrn0r. The ceremony Of
,arlng the Official rotOrrs Of the votes,
70 for Governor 10 Angus, lei, took
e on Friday last. IN the presence of both
fa'hss Of the Legislature, as prescribed
the Constitution. la Counties Of the
Pc, the vote was for Dudley (Whiel 81.
'-ior Branch Adm 90, lj3--shus,og
Fapriiy Of ll,l76. Tho returns of sew.
Counties wese, however, set aside on
f'mi of informally shlch greatly de.
''es Dudley's actual uaInrty. It's as.
shlns that ~ such important matters,
Ffte, the rejection OF the vote Of single
Fi''l may, ~ the event 81 a close contest,
sAl The slshcs Of IA majority OF the peo.
q The State, that greater precautions
~ 'akon 10 have the returns properly
f0e' 10 ono OF tho counties, GATES the
u'i from which vas rol cited At the last
'lon, tar luformall,S. urunch's vote !.
%" Counted, because the return states
"en' l.. Dudley received so many
instead Of Gen. T. u Dudley. NJ
f1'n mas been received AZ ull from Ruibcr
= whist Asho, Gullord and Perqnm
"e deprived uf their vote, h cause they
nh regular. Had the votes II ihest
'a"s beer taken into The calculation
[-n'] cBiciui mnlnri,y would have hrtu
"'s actual majonty ls, 1906 -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28
CDHaegGtfgs
Friday, December 2s, 1888.

PTLcgisldtire. We learn BY private
letter received IN this place, that MT. Ray.
ner's Resolutions passed the House of Com.
mons on the 2lst instant. The Resolu.
tons were taken separately and passed by
a majority Of from to 10, except the one
relative 10 the Pubic Domain, which pass.
ed unanimously.
We also learn from similar source. tina,
the bill 10 establish new county out Of a
part OF Mecklenburg and Arson counties,
has passed the Commons by majority Of
Ia votes.
OF From Hdrristwg.-We learn from
MT. InlellIgencef, that the mob is eGsc.
lively abaied, aud something Ike order re
stored.
We hear, also, from the same source,
that, by part Of the Wing members Sc
cedlng from the body Of them, a quorum
has been formed on the Van Buren, side
OF the House Of Representatives,, which, It
seems 70 be supposed, will lead TO a general
settlement Of the vexed question concern
ing the disputed seats from the county Of
Pliladelphm. Tbal question is of nsig.
consequence IN comparison with
the terrific question already settled, whe,h.
er TnE Constitution or THE MOB should
prevail ~ the Capitol Ct Pcnnsy lyanIa.
OF Colon.-The price Of this article al
Fay eitsvllle on the I9,t INST. was 10 ioll
cents ~ Cheraw gu the l9lh 81 to l2l
~ Columbia on the 9th TO 10 III Charles.
ton on the %2d | | to -!
QI'The following extract Of letter from
Aberdeen, Monroe county, vi, to gen
flemln near this place, dated Nov. llih, was
furnished US for publication, WHICH would
has, been attended TO carrier bu, tor pres.
sure of other matter:
+" Dcgr S'r ! nos inform vou OF the death OF
Mr.. Robert Smith, who VAS killed FRIDAY morn
ng hs', oh Noy} lie vas stabbed b. i man
4amed Alexander Eanss and died in about three
minutes after he received the wounc. They had
n0t boon intimately acquainted. though had AIos n
each other Tor some Time Nj. Smith had Jus,
muycd toto town, and happened to meet Eause 10
: snchoUsc Where an alteration took place be.
lgovn them. Eahfo soon gave Smith The damned
he and gaickly repeated il.-fron the commence
incul he held IN his hand dirk KNIFE. and as he
gave the .ouslyc lsnea advanced loaards ) niih
s DO reeedte and picked up very small STICK about
foot long and threw IT al Esnse. but did not touch
ltn, aEd continued e. retreat and the Other 10 adj
vance some twenty odd Zee, III! be was hcmmeo
az ia the corner et the house. where the fatal
stroke Vas given. Eausc then run bot vas caught,
ma Ia r7,,rp,r vl stand his trt4l =, communal
. Jail. Mr. Smith was raised ahou, ? miles souln
u Charlotte asd removed to Perry county, Ala. IN
-el sud IN l-2j removed 10 Mississippi, IN the
lcicbhorhood berc be was kiIlec, Mas femarka.
sie 100 ms great activity, energy and ladusiry, by
shich means he has acquired a very handsome
&. ;lac. iil has len = e ard l3nr - fre chit.
iten e. llron, his untimey cid and depofe their
rtcpaf -yig loss. he was about 4 u so years OF
.g#.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

Appended 10 the Complroller's KePor' Is
Table showing the Comparative amount
aud valuation ol tie Real Estate "a N..,A
Carolina. Tor the Nrafs 1885 ard 1877
70 other words as gwen ~ und valued by
the ogpcfs themselves N 1886, and as a.
srsscd uuaer tha ncw and excellent las Ia
1887, ! has Table shows that ~ $50, the
number Of acres g1S,n ~ was l1,ueu, 2oa
whilst IA ! So IT was - 5si .5l9. la 9th.
cr words 3 j0i, 2J0 acres al land, or one.
s,sth u the Whole, pad no tar at all IN
1886. OF course the 5000 900 we're
taxed above whe, was proper aud Just,
Shilsi the ) 800, 900 were wholly exempt
iron any share Of the public burdens
A4aiu; Tho valuation placed on the land
by the owners III 1886 was $50, les,
NhtIs; the present assessed valuation Is
S5l ,0j2 $50, or nearly onethird greater.
The eii,ct OF these discoveries, as We may
we'll call them, Is already apparent IN an
increase OF the revenue TO the amount at !
or 9 900. aud IN proposition IN the Lee
eislaiurc 10 reduce the Laad Tnx, pro.
position OF more than doubtful expectancy !;
.eos. heretofore, for several years, the reve.
nue. has not been equal to the expenditures,
and the State has baon compelled TO borrow
money. Now, without taxing tic consc'
en,lous property holder, who gave IN his
property at q jus; valuation, one cent more,
The revenue viii be ample. We trust there
fore, that II viii BE- permitted 10 remain "a
1t Is. For II gives Us great pleasure to
say, that from all We can learn, the admira'
bic assessment law IS rapidly winning It's
way 10 the public favor. How can 1t he
otherwise, when lis oti-c, and effect arc TO
make the plbIic burdens fall equally on all !
-fGy. OBS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

South Carolina. On the llth inst. Pa
trek Noble was elected Governor of the
State OF South Carolina. MIR. Noble re-
celyed 96 votes; Mr.. Elmore, the other
gentleman voted for, received S. votes.
Thomas Smith of Darlington, was elect
ed Lieutenant Governor.
Angus Patterson was chosen President of
the Senate, to supply the vacancy occasion
cd by Mr.. Neble's election TO The office Of
Governor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
n Ii persons having claims against the estate
~ OF JAS. Davis, deed. are hereby ncihed to
present them legally authenticated within inc
time prescribed by law, or this notice will be p1eao
IN bar of their recovery.
las, II. DAVIS, Ersestor
Dee -, 1898. f'S
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

Alabama Lcgisidtwe.-Thc two houses
organized at Tuscaloosa on the 4,h instant
James N. Calhoun, Senator from Dallas,
was elected President OF the Senate. The
vote stood Calhoun IA; McNay 7 Rains
A. The Hon. Jas. McClung, member from
Madison, was elected Speaker of the House.
McCIung AZ; Shields A.. The Mobile Ad-
ver,ser claims McClung for good Wing,
and declares his triumphant election over u
decided Van Burente to be proof positive
tina. tie Legislature is decidedly anti sub
treasury. 10 regard TO Mr.. Calhoun, Pre-,
siden, of the Senate, the Register says -
i" lie is consistent, State Rights indepen
dent Sub, Treasury man."
Robert Fur'ong, lr. who swore that Rich
ard 2. Robinson was IN his store on the night
If the murder of Ellen Jewett, drowned
himself in October last, by jumping from
the deck Of the brig Wexford, on her pas
sage to Porto Cabelo. lie confessed his
mistake in the Robinson case.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

The Bee estimates the consumption 10
Europe al $50 900 bales, aud IN the l..
States a, 27l,O00,-tolal l ,62l 900 bales.
Il advises planters TO hold back tor better
prices, which would certainly be good ad.
vice If any reliance could be placed on the
above estimate Of the crop.-Fay. Obs,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

We learn from the Nashville Banner
that Col. Samuel p. Carson. formerly
Representative, in Congress from North
Carolna, died at the Hot Springs, in Ar.
kansas, on the ID ult.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-28

The Cotton Crop.-The New Orleans
Bee estimates the present crop at 1895, 900
bales as Collows:-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24

ten Srttten Der iie ielbtf falf onrdyaus
officiellen 9letenifllfen entnomnlen bat.
9(ls enolicbeS S0auptrelllltat ieiner gez
.re6null9en er9ibt lIdb, oa6 Oct Sc
iarnlntertra9 bon Den 9lGerhalL Dem
Sanoel ltno oer Wianufacturz @ererbs
tbatt9fett @roBbritautien5 f6 auf ole
lln9eheure Gllnlme pen 514 O1ill.
S23,159 9Bf. teliuft. SaS brttttitbe
Jiet6 beiIBt tlp6 anoere ntd,t mitcer
betrd6tltbe Gapttalicn III feinel1 Ga
ndlen feinen fdDnen gauplfraben llno
felnen gtfenbahten, pelde ole brei
Soni9rei6e til allen gt6tun9en eur6e
f6netoetL iii fetllctl ltbcr hle 9auBe Grs
&C serffrellten 8eiieungen bon S1elgDs
l1no bis Suebef BON Suebcf bis
Oialta !; pon Giitra(t1r bis sum @prz
9ebtr9e Oct 9utcn S0pftunl mo bon
cen Goen Selien BON ct. Soelena bis
gum frll6tbaren @ep(on
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
Gin a,.srrer Ge,ifrbrr.tl,.

9tm 7ten Septenber mlithete ein
Stltrm at Der Sllite bon Slprioa.
Sie franjoiIltbe Sri99 Courier Dc Ses
re @rlS Captain 5ltle5 Snleans ppn
S0apanna tpnmeup, lnlp na6 Sourz
0ur beIlimmt, nit eiiler 2aeiln9 opn
s3ufer, Gt9arrelL &c. lpuroe III ecr
Jta6t ull9eflbr 12 Oteilen nprbti6
ppn Dem Sap Slpripa 9eudttbHrn au's
llfer 9etriebelL tno BON Is Wienitben
mr Z 9erettet. Sa6 Sdif uno Die
gapln9 9ten9 9dnSltb oerloren. Cine
9ro6e Yartbet beipafneter SSnoianer
flno ffCb BET Den ln9lllfltheu etlL bte
10 chen etitenl naIlen @rabe ent9an9en
lparen, lhonten abcr ibr Seben, neil
ife SranSolen march, tnrem fie il9ten
DAP iie nur 9lmerifaner t6oteten.
Jta6oem Der Cturm perliber mar,
lpurbe Der Captain nllb Ole feds allz
bern lleberletenoen an Sorp ether BON
9torben fpmmenpen S6nlaf 9enpnle
men, 1lno bierber 9ebradt.
llil9efebr nm bielelbe 3ett nno ndtbff
Dem Dbi9en Waee ifrauoete ole 9(meris
fanii6e 8ri99 9Qeer(p, Gapitain 8bo
mas, bon or. cSa9o temmenb. 9llle
Ofeuid)en, lpelde ii6b auf oerlelben
befanoen, lpuroelt NIT 9(u6na6ne ets
ne6 Solldnpers, opu ben Snelanern
illliilCrtrti
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24

Maffen mar, llnb anf cine Seitc 9e>
lporfen ipnrpe I'll lpclCber Sage e6 but
nen elner Stunoe lT6 9anS NIT 9Sai.
ter filllte nrbet eln Gd)lf6jltn9e erz
tranf. Sic am Ypro befin6li6en
Oteni6en iieben an Ger 3abl rctteten
G6aufS SeroeCf, no tie "a Stunoen
lang BON Den tobenoen 9Sellcu betfdne
pig llmbergei6lcuoert murren-pbne
allie Jtabrun9 uno obne 9tn6li6t auf
Gcttltn9! 9lm smctteu Ga9e lieB Ger
Stllrn rah, aber erif am oritten Sa=
Sc 9elan9 eS thnelL init 9rpBe WnGe
nno Gjefabr pom ulltern nit 9Sa6er
an9efilllten S6ifstauln apei 8taihen
Ster C9lle) berallf5ulbafelL lpopor
eSSeoem etil Stebentel SufanI olS etil.
3i9e6 9$ahrungslnittel III nie(er flir0e
terll6en Sage! So lebten ote ltn9litf
lt6en bis gum slpplfteu Sage blpB pptt
oter5ehn SlaI6en Yicr! Sim 5ten Sas
&c ffarb Der SdifS>9erpalter (stew-
ard)unb am 6ten etn . 9eu If Of /
9tanens @onrao WteuerS. Sim
7ten Sage fam eitl uad) DEM Sliben
fe9elilber G6poner pprbeL befen
Otannidnft oltgeni6einltb Die Sage
Der Sertrltmmerteu 8ri99 erfaullte oa
oer Sdooner crif cine Selue9lln9nad)z
te um iI0 3lt ipellbetL tQnn abcr lf6
lpteoer lmfehrte nnc-lpeiter iegelte
ohne Den Jfottleioenoen su belfen.
(Sln6 unb Sfanoe Den llnnlenl(ben
am 8oro bielts Sdprncr5 DGn6ltb,
nab 5lrblfta9i9er SJunger6npt6 uno
Sooesan8if 9a;SlicD eri66pft BON
ltebermaB nanenloier 2eibell, ipllroen
Die ltn9llttfltd,en erLDiet purd) ben bras
pen gapitan 9tb q III &, bon ct. 9lnz
brepS 9teltsSrauni6trein eer NIT
ietner Sri99 6 gin auf ber Setm<
fabrt be9rtfcn mar 1tne tbneH 81 S9itl@
fe fam fotalo ct iie temertte. Gr
tehanbe(te Te GG6if lnenltbenfreunbs
lid, uno lieferte iie al Scro Der gri99
Spartler, bon 05elfaif, Nlaine, bie
na6 Ybilalelphia ie9elte, Gle lans
oeten ppri9en Samifa9 Mlor9en it
9few @oftle, am Selauare; Gapitin
Burton iiub ell Stenerrian fanlen
leBten Gcnnta9 9tadn1ittaa bier an
nit Dem Oampfldif eer llntpn ginie
Gapitdn Sripp Der 70 artt9 mar, oon
tGnen onrdau5 fetnc GeSabllm9 ansus
nebmer.-Sreifu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-10-24
SNilner wscnftl,.

Ser@anton (Sa.) Seralo 9iebt fo(=
9enoe S6ilberln9 bon einem olif9es
9efan9nen ipileen Meni6en: 9Str ha@
ben III eini9en 8lGttern 8erttbte iiter
eiilen 13 bis IA Sabre alten Gnaben,
9elelen, oer in oen 9Saleeru Don @bas
thilinas gratries. Snoiaua. gefunoen
wurbe. Der Suu9e fol- jest iii Ger
Sanlilie oeS Sbertfen @larf glarficu
sn 8uid,.Sta, ni6t nett bon Der Stelz
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