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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

To-" We have gentleman who was at the
Fauquer Springs on the 4th OF July, and who had
the pleasure Of hearing the Grafton delivered on that
occasion by John S. Pendleon, Esq. Of Rappalan-
mock. From knowledge OF the enylable orato-
rical powers well the distinguished ability Of Mr.
Pendleton, we were not disappointed at learning
that twas brilliant display, ecilns the unqualified
admiration Of numerous and intelligent auditory
of ladies and gentlemen, who were attracted to the
Springs by the annuncation OF his consent TO de-
liver an Anniversary Discourse. For an hour and a
quarter, we are informed, Mr.. p. held his audience
spell-bound by the destinations of his eloquencc. We
only add The wish, that when next he speaks, may
be there to hear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
ik0TtsS tEultEcaulps.
w + SHALL have, during the months ofOclo-
w bef aud November, large quantity OF oil Tie
.E0s'ssS .YguIfiCTHEis S/SBS,

raised by ourselves, and pat up IN the best manner
Tor keeping, which W. viii sell upon accommodating
terms Psrsnl 5 wishing to buy can be supplied by
calling Doct. Daniel f. Watson OF ALTERNATE,
OF Jas. h. Homer OF Lynchburg. The almost
ire failure OF the ctophn year throughout the whue
nIled STATES IN Tins article will uudoubtedy make
The entolpIIHt Of raising Slips very profitable lor
yea,s come. There ; no diversity OF opinion upon
this subject. IlORNER x WATSON.
July IL Is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

- Mr.. Webster is attracting considerable at
'eht'on IN London. letter from that ely SAYS
The Is great lion in society here, and makcsa re
maikaoe impression by his conversational powers"
lie Is inundated with Invitations 10y the emre ed and
other institutions and indisidut's, aud attends close
iy 10th Houses of Parliament
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
C.FSEF E'0Es gs'HE.zT .
CIR z.IgEN. sSc.
CARRYALLS and RAROUCHES

OF almost every description, made Of the very best
materials aud warranted to perform equal 10 any made
IN the State have some very hne sprlpg Canyalls
suitable Tor mOttis, the use ol families &c.,
very fine BUGGlE, very superior article, all Of
winch Will be sold much cheaper according To qualify
than the same articles be bought IN any town IN
the State continue to occupy my old stand III the
county OF Amherst D miles north of Lynchbng
where all persons IN want Of the above articles are
respectfully invited TO call aud examine for themselves
before they buy, feeling confident myself they will
be pleased both in ptcc aud quality will also
keep on hand CduyaII HARNESS, Of the best quail
lty and the lowest cash price.
SYLVESTER l.. BURFORD.
July II w3t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

\ lRGINlA Alta Circuit Superior Court OF
Law aud Chaneefy, continued aud held for
Il dofd count, on the ith day OF October, 1888
Absalom Smith PHI,
against
George {. Parker. and Edward Estes admr.
with the will aunxed OF James Parker deed. Deiis.
In CgAscEnf.
The defendant. George {. Parker, who is out Of
this county aud against whom the p,iu,if appears 10
have proceeded IN the mode pfeserlbedby law against
absent defendants. still failing To appear and answer
On the motion oil the plaintiff, by counsel, the court
doth take his bill 10, confessed to that defendant,
Aud tins cause came 10 be heard upon the bill,
of the defendant Edward Estes, aud exhibits,
aud argued hy eounse-upon consideration
whereof the court doth adlndge order. and decree
that the defendant Edward Estes do render an ac-
oi his administration oi the estate of tho said
James Parker dec d. before commissioner Of this
court who IL hereby directed Ia examine. state and
settle the same. together wllh account OF SAID ad
minlsnaion with the defendant George {. Parker,
one of tho lcgatecs Of sid James Parker. decd
Aad thu said commissioner report sad accounts to
tho court. with any matter specially stated thought
pertinent b, himself, required by the parties TO be
so stated. Gopy-Tesle,
los. WILSON OK,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

o. We have room 10 copy the notices OF
Fourth Of July celebrations in distant cities and
towns. Ills probable, however, that our readers
will bQ furnished with plentiful suppy oil oasts.
&c. from clshbollng festivals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

The National Debt.- Secretary Woodbury. gives
notice, that the amount of tie new National Debt
creaedsby the retrenciiHs Administration, amount
ed, on the 1sl inst. To IS, ass 5I2 rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
JOS. WlLSON,ClL
COMMANDMENTS OrrIcr.
Liberty, July Ath, 1889.

The parties IL the above cause will take notice,
thai shall, NJ my office III THIS town. AT the hour o
ten o'clock III the morning al Thursday the 10Th day
August 1e,9, commence the account directed by
the foregoing decree. Al which time and place they
will attend with Then accounts, vouchers Rnd copies
Of court papers, prepared Tor examination and settle
mcnt. JNo. A. WHARTON.
Jul, II w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

o. c. G. Cambreleng Esq. and family, are a
bout to visit Europe. They have taken passage on
board The steamer BRUSH Queen, the arrival OF
which vessel from Liverpool is soon looked for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

IT, Camp meeting. will be hid At yellow
Branch, for Campbell Ciranit, To commence ON
MONDAY the l9th OF August. aud continue unnl the
Saturday following. MARTIN 4 DUNN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
WA ssfta.t<s

Married near Lexington, Lafayette county.
(Ml>sOurl) on the 22I plt. lliNnEBsoN NorN.,
Esq. iormcy OF Tennessee, 10 Miss. InEoposlA A..
daughter 81 the Rev Thomas Galloway, iormell,
OF CImpbe county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
DrNlcilsg Received.
B.II'HS.

HINllE subscriber returns his Pr
far the na,ronap. whi,,, -, -stg grateful thanks
The | ,yn, hhn,o RATus. mas been bestowed on
hose sen,lemenwt and more particularly to
10 mn, hem !, sse iiberality last year enabled him
is inlorp, 81 =" successful operation The public
,be. - that they have recently undergone a
- Ugh repair and are again ready for the re
option OF VISITORS and at reduced prize to yearly
subscribers. ISAAC HARRISON.
July IL 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
'OGRTEEN DRAWN MIXERS
I1r.iuiU state LOSIeIU.

To, The benedt Qt The Aoltoh Mechanics Society.
CLASS, No. 4, FOR 1899.
II be draen al Aierandria on Saturday The IAN
81 Juir e. The DraminR nH be rccc'red at
ms O9re on Iuesiay, hc lGh inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
CLOTHS, GAssiHIEnEs, &C.

WYE have received an assortment OF splenlid
w Cloths, Cassnercs and Veslings. with 4 va
'icty of other Goods suitable tor gehi,men's Sum
mel Wear, which will be sold low.
TURNER x BURWELL.
Aptil II its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
RO.r.Ys. rs, &c.

We are NOW opening ooe case oi fne. medium and
extra duo Florence Bnid 3onnrts likewise. on.
case oi Nuns o superior quality. Artificial Flow
cts, with heavy lot ii Domcsiics, Cal,coes, &c.
Nr, which are selling ott cheap.
J. JfUkNIS Il DUFFEE.
June - IL II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

0F- The Bank u Nhs,nia has declared div
d'nd OF per eeat. aud the Farmers Bank Of PEI
cent on each share OF old slo ,k from their fespee.
i've surplus funds, payable on aud alter the 10th
inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
NOTICE.

FHNllE Co-parinrishp, heretofore existing nnder
u tho siy lie aud film ol Perkins < Jordan was on
the tmsl. dis solyed by mutual consent All per
sons indebted TO the conee,n will please come fot
ward aud make payments those having claims
agaIDsl the same viii present lhem Tor payment.
RICHARD PERKINS, Jr.
WM. JORDAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
TlE SUBSCRIBER will carry on,he bu

INllE SUBSt RIDER will carry onlhc business
L al the old stand IN lntuie--and sollsils the pa
ronage Of the pubic and s friends (for winch he re-
turns his thanks, heretofore extended To thu old con-
cttn. lie vii cndeasot To keep hand supply
OF Groceries, aud such Dry Goods as are usually
found in like cstabll shnenis.
RICHARD PERKINS. Jr.
Nrouk,illr, July , .,,,f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

Fancy GAUGE Handler | Geoigia Nankcen, very
Chlct1, low,
Victoria do Fancy Prints,
Herman, do Cnnhfiek do
G,auade do (nrN Swiss Muslins,
stNleD Figured Silk Lace far
Rich bamaok Sattin Neils new style.
Seats,
Victoria do pink. blue,
Ac.
tcv Bales Soiton Ohnabu,gs &c. Our senior
partner Is At the North. nurcliasn. new stock
of GOODS, winch shall be receiving in n few
da, s-- lust opened case OF line aud extra lne Lon
don
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
Lottery DrUlrS IO-.UOl.vOaC,

Together with many OF $40 $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only SI--llalyes $2-Quarters 81
For sale at BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
. PRICES REDUCED. "a
Spring 0s;d s.nin,er Goo6s.

"a + lIAN T. on hand al this Time an UNUSUAL,
w luIue SIuCk oi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23

Secretary of The Navy, as soon as may be,
cause such further examinations and sur
v~ys Ia be mnde as are, in his opinion, nee
essnry for ascerinining the fines, ard The
relative advantages "f place in the said
Nurrngans-itbuy for IA naval establishment,
yard, aud depot, on shore, aud the best To-
cation thereof in said bay, with estimates of
probable expense; and that said estimates
and the reports Of said examinations and
surveys, when made, aud all such evidence
as is now sr may then he in the possession
of his Department as To such fitness and adj
vantages or disadvantages he, by the said
Secretary, communicated TO Congress az
soon may be, With such views and opin-
ions as he may deem important.
ResOfved further, That, for carrying this
resolution into effect, there be now appro-
prialed, and there is hereby appropriated,
the SUN Of one thousand dollars, out Of any
nancy iu the Treasury not otherwise ap-
proprlated."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23
Laws of RhOdc.Fsland.
STATE OF RHopEIsLANp 8 PRO,

STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND & PROVI.
DENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General assembly, Jan. Session, 1888.
AN ACT to adjourn the Court of Common
fleas wilhin and for the County of New
port.
BE IL enacted by the General assembly
as Joiiocs - .....
SEcTIcN I. The Court Of Common
Pleas, which by adjournment. would. be
holden within and for the county Of New
port, on the third Monday Of Jan. instant,
is hereby adiourned to meet again accord
ing To law, at the next regular term thereof
on the third Monday of May next; all en-.
ses and other business undisposed Of before
said court, shall be continued to the said
next term of said court. And executions
which shall issue on all judgments rendered
by SAID court, at the Nov. term thereof A. D.
1885, shall issue at any time nfter the ex.
piration vi I've days from the third Monday
Of Jan. instant. True copy Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Ssc'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23

THE WEAIHER.-So far we have had
remarkably mild and pleasant Winter on
this island. The quantity Of snow which
has fallen has not been enough ir the ng-
gre5ate to make one moderate sized storm,
and It disappeared almos, as fns, as j, fell
At present the ground is entirely hare of
snow ar ice. The weather has been more
uniform than we have ever before noticed,
not warm enough 10 be muggy, nor very
cold, except during short periods. The
thermometer has not fallen below de-
Fgrees above Zero, aud has only ten times
fallen below l5 degrees above that point
The usual severe cold snaps of three days
continuance have been entirely out of fash
ion we have not bad one Of them, and the
slio hi storms we have had have cleared off
mildly. Our harbour and even our docks
have not been at all obstructcd hy ice.
At the South the weather has afforded a
singular contrast with that which we have
experienced. We learn from our exchange
papers that il has been exceedingly severe
in the southern states, and snow storms in
Pennsylvania and Maryland have been fire.
quent and heavy, so much so as last week
to impede the travel on the railroad between
Baltimore and Washington. The Chess.
peak and Delaware bays have both been
frozen vyer 10 n great extent, and the Bal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23
NAVAL DEror IN NARRAGANsErT BAY

On Monday Of last week, in the House
Of Representatives, MIR. TILLINcHAsr sub.
ni,ted the following join, resolution, di.
rec,ing examinations aud estimates for a
navy yard in Narraeansea buy, which was
read twice, and committed to the Committee
Of the Whole House on the state Of the Un-
ion:-
Whereas examinations nnd surveys
have heretofore been made in the Nara
ennseu bay, in Rhode Island, with a view
to military and naval establishments, and
reports have been made tn the Navy De-
paumcnt aud communicated to Congress
containing evidence of the fitness and ad-
vsntnges Of place upon the waters Of ihs,
bay for a'essal depot:
Resoirsd BY the Senate and House o,
Rsprsssnfafirss Of ths Unifed States Of A.
nsri,a ~ Corsrte one.bied, Thu, the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23
From the Providence Herald
Democratic Republican Con-
reNtiOa.

This body met in this city on Wcdnes-
day evening last, al the State House, pur-
suant to public notice, and after organizing,
by appointing Elisha r. Potter, Esq. of s.
Kingsiown, Chnirman, and John Z.
Knowles and Perez Summons, Esqs., Sec
retaries, proceeded to the appropriate busi-
ness Of the OCCASION.
There was present full delegation from
almost every town in the State; and if, rs
is probable, the assembly faithfully repre-
sented the feelings Of their constituents, we
to sny n successful, contest at the approach
lug election.-The singular unnnimity and
lheartiness with which the Convention re-
solved to put forth Prox, augurs well for
the good cause. 1t seems that our failure
at the last trial has nowise abated the ardor
of the supporters Of Democratic principles.
And why should it
A committee consisting of gentlemen
from each county, Of tried fidelity nnd eff
cheney. WINS dppolnteu w HdiUt fToN 10
he submitted in due season to the frcemen
of this State; and from the intmglious
whicl, reached our ears, we feel warranted
in expecting Ticket, as well suited to IN
spirit our friends as to intimidate our OPP
poneuls. A strong Ticket and vigorous,
united effort and the day must be ours /;
despite the billing and cooing between the
ultra Bank men. alias the whig leaders,
and the ultros Of every other genus.
The Convention adopted one resolution,
which is well worthy the attention Of The
democratic freemen throughout The Stn,e
We allude to a resolution recommending
the appointment in every town of local
committee, to correspond and cn-opernte
with the General Cummitiee. Union md
concert are strength let the friends of
Democracy not forget the ndage.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23

no man can now anticipate. lie judged of
the future by the past. How long ihis
prosperity may continue, he wo"ld not pre-
tend to say. This would depend upon the
action Of the banks and what leGg'h OF
time would be required again tn expand the
hubble of speculaiion to the bursting point.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
9t(cranber Sap.
Seihwcren unb imterIhriebeu Dor
Samuet etSarc y, Tcriteer.
Sin 9luftritt in unlerer leeten Staat5s
SjefekQebltlld,

a
Gs mus 9eipiB jebem rehtoenfenben Wcns
fd,en, be1onberS jebem pcnnlllpauier, pebe
tbun, rpertn er au Die oielen nieprigeu Soano.
lllngen benff, pelde bon unierer IeBteu 4cfo
Scfo @siee9ebuna, pcn beren @iuleBuug bis
gum Shluf ibrer @rtrasSieun9 (beu 25iten
SuuD) periibt pprben IIuo, Gbrs unb pfidts
per9clIen bdben &c nidt ollcin Die 9ied,te ocs
Sclfs nit Sheen 9etreteiLi ie babcn fId, ielbit
perl6nlid, eurd) ibre 9luffllhrltu9 III lnb auls
fer eem 0aule entebrt. 9Sie tGnnen fold,e
MenId,en ibre @cuititueuteu iu's 9lu9e kifs
fen, fpenn ile Rchenfhaft bon ibreu Nanbs
luhQen 9ebcn Iclen ?
SetS Gage ppr bem slufbrtd, bieier faits
bern GIefeBntather ereignete Tt, nod, i'm oalts
ie ;piIdeu Stpei Qpfc Sofc @lieberu cine
Scene, bic man i'm gemeiuen 2eben iur in
einen nieoern @rr9sSdop Su b6ren gswphnt
iif.-Nr. W Glmee erbpb Ild) III feinem SiB
uno faate, oae fe n b dracter CID
an9e9riffen NIB auf cine grobe unb empftnbs
lid)e { y @eiic befdimpft ipcrben mare uno
srcar ourdb ein Wtit9liee bon Vbiaeclpbta
@auntD. Gr meiute bicrmit ben SutTher
praM Der ats9efpren9t baben ioa, bas er
CW'@lmce) aus Dem Soauie sc d &c / ft
fpuree, ais eben cine Srd9c iber enen ipat,s
ti9en @eoeuitanb Dor benz SoauIe gcipelen Iet.
C9Reinenb baB er betrunfen 9e,peien mare. }
Gr fa9te eS iei cine iliebertrddt9e stnlpies
ling unb .SHerabieeun9 IetucS @harafters-
@r wpllc Gjenu9tbnun9 haben prn pray
(bierbei fdIttette er nlddItt9 Die Sauif qe9en
tbn). or. prap, Der eber nit rem Qeien eis
ner 2citurg befd,dfti9t rpdr, erbpb iTh uub
eriuhte Soru. W'@l,pte ieire 9lufla9e ,u pt
rcrtelen pelhcs er that. 92oranf pray
erptcberte
"cc5d, that cs unb es 1T wabr Cndmlidy
oaB er belcfen hinaus8cfhleift fpnrbe)
Nl'@lmee. Gs it cine Qu9e.
prap. gS 1T fpabr, id fab BEN 9onSen
@e9critanb.
M'@lwee. Gs 1T cine 2iise !--eS it cine
oerbantmte 9il9e !
Ter Spreder rief baun Sremun9 Orb
mlu9 !--aber mir nit Nlnbe fpnnte Ger
Streit 9cbdineft ncrben.
[Sor. M'@lmce it'alio uid,t alIein eiu 9rcs
Ser s II h 81 frnorrn altd 9 d lan9e III
fdnger.l
Giuk ta6 Die Gieieesetur9 arf9ebrchen
1T, font mirbe 95rrtcr oilIcldlt ncdl 9enDs
thi9t merbcu ieir, Solcarn su rnfcn, I'm
Ielne Sreunbe rcm Sedltcn Su balteu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
81 a e6 t t C) t.
NGnrthnmntnn 9annf. csi

9iorttamptcn Sanf, SunD %. 1889.
Sintemalen Der Sreibrief Der Iortbamps
ton Sanf, erricbtet in Der Staot slaeutaiit,
Qettbtn IcrtbamftcD in eefa @auntp, I'M
Staat pennGlpauien, nit etuem autcrifirten
capital bon S125,O00, nrn welt,em 124, ,6S5
Sbaler einsc;ablt fInb, bis i'm Sabre uulers
Soerrn l643 gu Cube 9cben pirb,
Eeshalb
Wirb 0iadlrt6t hermit ge9eben sufpl9e
Der Contribution unb ben @efescn Der 9les
publif bon pcnnIlYanien, bae Der prelIs
bent NIB Directors eriagter Sanf 98illenS
iInb bic nahite 9efeBSebluls erla9trr 9ies
publif sn eriuden, cen eridgteH Srebrief
su erpeitern, ilub ben @apitdlifcd erfa9ter
Sauf bon S125 900, 81 fpeldlcr CT jebt be-
redti9t, auf S250,000 su eripeitern, gs
ipiro rpeecr al benz 9tameH, 2itel pber Qas
&c Der Sanf cine 9lbdnoeruug perlan9t.
gIpf Sefebl Der Scaro Der Oireftprs.
sSobu Tice @abirer,
Su!D B., na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
1ycrncre 2tnficblii6c im SetrcM bcs
&pfufufp SiubS.

Gurd, tas 3eu9uis, ,peld)rS por Der @rnt>
mittee ab9elr9t puroe, ele bru Dem Senat
ernannt muroe um cine llnterfud,un9 III ma>
den hinfId,tiih her llnruhcn, ipeld,e I'M oprlz
gen Nceemter bel Der 0crlammlun9 Der 9es
feeeebun0 itattfanoen, fpereen blc ntrocri>
fdlenuno lanoeeperrdtbcrtlhe 9lbiItten Der
Weobpfrateu nit ibren Seoun9enen 0aufbpls
ben uuo SpIeirid,ten, wedle bic 9jeleB9es
bun0 aus ibreu NllIcn oertriebcn, INNER
mehr entbult itrb ccutlid,er an oaS Cages
lid,t aebradt. QSir tbcilten oprleste Wcdle
ea6 3eu0nie beS Soerrn Gui9tp, cineS adt>
bacon burgers pcn 9Dccmiit9 nit, uno 9eben
MN bier einen sluSSu9 BON benz 3eu9ulB,
meldes eri nerrn 9lleranoer SoaD, einem
reIpeftabeIu Burger pcn g1crf SountD, Der
al fetner beicncern pclitilden partbet 9cbSrt,
Dor ocr Committee ab9ele9t fpuree.
Committee beS SenatS.
Donurrltag Iahmitta8S, Mai 80, 1889.
Committee perlammelte iId-9 9e9cnwdrti9
Die Nerren Sarclap, Stin9sbnry, WeDers u.
@ipin9.
Nleranbrr sap ,purbe 9ernfrn unp
sefhmpren.
NraQe ertrd, Serru SarelaD:
Sd, psrlanae poB Sie ia9tn nipdten, cb
SW W SEE tlltfN 2Spl'V wv Ns'H ~tNN"
berS bier iparen pb Sie ir9cno etne llnterS
rebuna battcn NIT Murrd pierm a II,
ooer irecnb einer auoern pcrlcn bon benz
@auntO Ibilaeelpbtd, binlIdtltd Der llrIade,
Die fIe herbcr brahte-wer eielelten bcSablte
auo ipie piel lte empfan9en icIltcn; 70 pte
iraene eini9e ouoere llmfdnoe, Die Sbnen in
8esu9 auf Die llnrubeu befdnnt fcm m69en.
Slntwort.-Sd) mar htcr 9etpclen,-ccSd
iprao) NIT Olurrap Gcrman 9e9en Cube Der
9Dcd,c, it pelter Die @eiee9cbnu9 Ndb prrs
fammelte. SD fra9te i'm, mas ilc ale bier
fcbafftcn2 Gr artlpcrtete, BAG ite auSges
p6 It fporoen (eieu, um bteher Sn scmmen,
or ipuete aber itid)t 9eracc St ircldlem 3mfd,
permuthete aber um i'm Sal eines Suflanfs
borbercitet sl lein, uno oab or bic re db c
Cir sDidnner bel ldl habe. Gr id9te, ie
b6tteuibu bercits uber leine 3eit aHf9ebalten;
eae ieber pcn ibnen FIR brei Gage Fe be IL
sebu Ghater unb etuen albcn
betcmmcu iolte, uup baB oiele ocn ibHcn ihs
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anou la9te mir, &c wdren Sutid,crS pcr
pbilaeelphia.
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10 Iaotc mir, coe weun rs nidAt fir eineu Der.
b--tm Ssoilfen pen 2lntisOldlcne 9erpeier
mare, Die aus Der Straee, in ipeldler bar
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re 81 Sc ba6 Barrel, Sraubewein Nlcur 6
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ods Suidel. Safer it ain Tallen uno feine
Nad,frage, 55 @eutS unb nieeri9er.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
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slllentauner pritamt lte9cn 9ebliebcu.
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6. gSttipn, @atbartuc Smith.
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