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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

srglhia' -ln the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aad Chanccry for Berk,Ie, Couhty,
George Doll and Catharine his wife pHG
against
Richard McShrrry in hi. own righ, and n. Aa,.,,
Of Anasta.ia McSherry decd. John Pie, anJ 81,
ssn his vile. Edward Nicholson and Aunstnsia III,
wife. Lawrence Byrne aud Mary his wife. d..
~. l.. Mcsherry, James McSherry, WIN Mic
Sherry Ceeei'a Mcsherry, Sally Ana McSherry.
and John sharif, Ex'rs. 81 Richard Mcshetry
decd, AID Others an
III CHANcERY.
ri OTlCE- Iii"pafiie sa,ove named ~ III nlesse
4 V to take norics that viii aliena at INV ,tfee
IN Martusbrs, on Thursdsy The z 10 day oil ebs,.
AIRY nezt, for The purpose first, IL seting the g.
tate account of Anastn.ia Mc5heuy decd with
itchurd MeSherry, her Adm'r---seeond. OF sol.
ting the estate cunt of lichard NJ se,tv decd
with Richard McSheHy and Joha Sha, IT, his Tx 'rs.
third. of taking account ofiheiens and profits
OF 'he home place from he death Of Richard Nc.
Sherry dee rnd also au account ~ allihe rranr,
d~bfsenne nts iof The education, support aud main
tenance Of Chiharine. james and Cec,.lis H.
tovrth, Of taking an account Of the hires Of the NJ.
srpes and the rents snd profits of one rlird Of the
home place tforn the death Of the widow Snsstasis
HeSheriy. ard also an account of al proper dis.
bprsements--.fjth, &c taking a. account of he IA.
vuneenent rpsde or contefnHlst. to lie irade q,
William Mcsbrrry--sirfh. Of lakies nm secoupt II
the Announcements made By lbe ,estatot ia his Iif
time to Richard Mcshcrry md Dennis L MeSbe,.
ry--sepehM, ofioking an account &c The nresst.,
value OF the real aud personal estate Of Richard
Mesherry dec'd.A' which tire and place ,he m :.
ties are hereby quifed 10 attend and produce be-
Tore me all s'icb books, papers vouchers and avi
nee as maybe required aud will Be necessary to
enable me % make no spcll report as the C,uit
requires in the decree IN this case and tie said
john Shai n Is hereby required on thar duy 10 pro
ducc before me all books, papers, and vouchers II
his possession or that he can produce connected
with the estate Of the said Richard McSherry dec a
and he will also come pr pared 70 answer al rrop-
or aud pertinent interrogatorivs that may be pro.
pounded to him touching bi- account "a Execnfor.
SEAMANS GARARD,
January y, looJ.-ot Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
Stock Cattle ~ .Nheea,.

Also h'ty head OF Stock Hogs, set of Black smith
Tools, the wood work Of new Wagon. Al the
same tinesnd place. will offer TWO thousand hush.
els OF RY Il CORN and a number Of fat
Cattle also Farming Utensils. OF ever, description.
W The Rye, Core, aud fat cattle, will be sold
tor Cash As 10 other articles the terms will be
made known on the day of sale
CHARLES DOWNS.
Berkeley County, Va, Jan 30 l839-2w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

The undersigned begs leave to offer himself to
the consideration of the good citizens Of Berkeley
County, as a candidate 10 repl esent them in the
next General Assembly of Virginia and would res
Pectfully solicit their support.
JOHN J. A. LEMEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
CANOlOATESFOR ASSEMBlY.

We are requested TO announce WILLIAM MAS
LIN. esq. candidate to represent the county of
Berkeley in the House of Delegates, al the next
session of the Virginia Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

We are authorised to announce WILLIAM WAT.
SON, ESQ.,, candidate 10 represent the county
of Berkeley in the next House Of Delegates of Vir-
ginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
MILL & DISTILLERY

on IT, All this property will be sold low. The sub.
sctIber deems II unnecessary 10 give further des-
cripton, as no one will purchase without FIRST view
ing the property. 1t is certainy land of the best
quality. ROBERT p. BRYARJY
January %. 1839-tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

Museum Build'ng. Baltimore. Md.
Udest esfabiisaed Lucky Office, " ~ corner q,
Baltimore and Cairsri streets; .chsrs haze l.ea
sosd, pfsxts, ptia.s, IN millions Of dollar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
Public Safe.

FE{aE undersigned having determine. TO Quit the
N farming business, viii exaose at public auc.
'ion, at his residence near the Falling Waters in
this county, on Thursday the 3ist instont his en-.
IRE farming stock consisting in part % fourteen
head OF Hork Horrrs Mnres 4. f,nLt. AK,t.L 60
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
L. ND DOD gAnNo

Il WISH To sell he farm on which reside con-
ID tainng DIS ACRES, three hundred af which
IS cleared, and the balance in good TIMBER sit,ia-
ted SIX miles southwest of Mertinsburc and adioin-
ing the lands OF Maj. Bednger will also sell an
other tract adjoining DarkesvIue, iicontains abou,
Ninety Acres with a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
EEGg.

loo TONS OF HAY, for sale by the short
IVO hundred. Also quantity of Corn apply
TO ADAM STEWART. =
Martinsburg, Jan. 80, l339-tf.
BUCK SKIN GLOVES.-We have Just recei-
he we'd doz. pair Frtchie and fienshaw's Fred
srickown Gloves, to which we invite the attent ior
OF those in want Of the article
Jan. 80, 1899. VIM LONG s. SON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
W. a kt n ( e d

On Thursday last MIR. GEORGE MILLER, To Miss
CHARLOTTE RANEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

n SEVERE CASE OF PILES CL'RED At
100 CHATHAM STREET = Mr.. Daniel Srin.
mug Of Shrewsbury, Eden Town, New Jersey .
was severely afflicted with Piles far more than 90
years. Had had recourse 10 medicines " almost
every description, also The advice Il several chi.
neht ply sicians, but found the slightest re-
ici from any source whatsoever, until after he
called on DR.. Evans, Of 100 Chatham street. New
York, aud procured some MEDICINE from him, from
which he found im date relief, and subsequent
~ perfect cure,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
IN CTsANCERy.

VIE 'ndants Sam'l Henry 81 Gorge J,hn
n h'arshail S"ah Ann, Elizabeth Csn1b Ra.
che' Dawson. Ebonezer William, David Dwson. &
h'bert Milton Cbrisly, not having rncred their an.
fearance and gwen security according ,uthrnct Of
Assembly Sihe rules oflhis court ond i, urpca,ine
py Satisfactory evidence thar they are oui Of this
commonwealth, u - ordered tLat The SAID defrn-
aan's 40 enter their appeatancn 10 this sui on The
LIST day OF the term and answer The hin of rho
pia'ntri, and that cory fIhis order be forthwith
Pnoished IN any newspaper within this eounty,
ana continued Tor two months successfully, and
another copy thereof Pe,ed the font door OF the
Court-i House of the said county.
Copy,-Teste.
JOHN SThOTHER. C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

LAYER Complaint, 10 years aandIng.--
Mrs Hannah Browne, wife Of Joseph Browne. noItA.
sixth street, w llIiapsbuig, afflicted, for The last
ten years with the Liver Complaint, was complete
" restored 20 health through the treatment Of Dr.
VIM. Evans. Symptoms IIahitual constipation Of
the bowels, total loss Of appetite, exciucatiig pain
Of the epgustrc region, depression Of spirits,
languor, sod other symptoms Of extreme debility.
often disturbed sleep. pain in the right side could
not lie on the left side without an aggrssaticn Of
the pain, with other symptoms indicating great de-
rangement in the functions of the li3er. Mrs
Browne attended by three OF the first phvsi-
cans but received but little relieffrom their mcd-
cine till MIR. Browne procured some Of DR.. VIM
Evans invaluable preparations, which sfTectusliy
relieved her Of the above distressing symptoms.
with others, which it's not essential intimate
JOSEPH BROWNE.
City and County Of Nstc York. 10 ,cif.--
Joseph Browne. Williamsburg. Long Island. being
duly sworn, did depose, and say thar the facts a.
set forth in he above state which he has sab
snribed his name, are just and frue.
Sworn before me, this 18th day of anuarv 1897
FETrR PiNCKNEE,
Gon'r. IN DEEDS
DI. Evans Medicines "a ior sale 10 Marsihsburg
at the piog Store OF VIM DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

srsinia'-in the Circuit Superior Coart Of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County. DECEMBER
rules 1888
John Chrisiy aud others hers AT loo or PHI,
Chrisv deceased, ali
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

Selmans Garard aud David n Corral cxccr's OF the
last WIZ aud testament OF Robert Chrsty deceased
ana trustees OF the same; and Samuel Henry ~ Geo.
marshall Sarah Ann. Eizabo til Campbell, Rachel
hobeft Milton Chrisiy, children OF Eben,1er Chris.
ty deceased Jf,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

ANotHER.-For fvr,y D ,liars in current bank
bi's, sent to the fnbsherf free ot postage. ne will
forward forty copies Of slexandcls weekly Me-,
sehssF, tor one year; and also ia,nsn be Agent
Pfoear,ns the sumo wnl the premium coy Of the
holy bible, complete, "a stated ob. We.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

Wig ma '--in the CIRCUIT Superior Court Of Law
aad Chanccry for Brrksle County
George Dol! and Catbarine his " ne MIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30

efficacy Of DIR. VIM Evans ~ eb,a,,a s.,..a
and 1perient Anfjtiioies Iiis 10 alleya,iag sl;nc
, ,h mankind, Mr. Roher, Cameron, ifl i;owr,v
us use Chronic p, ssrn'eiy, or Blsoay FL,x'.
symptoms: upusual iafufcney IA he bawais -.
we're gripping, frequent Indication 10 60 10 ,,aai \.
hesmas, Ioss OF appetite, hausen, venting. ire
quency OF pulse. and frequent discharge az NO.
saahaf'y 'atd matter mixed with blood, grea, de-
niiiii, sense OF burning heat. with an iniolerahI.
bearing down &C the parts. Mr. C.m.rnn go. -oso
lnyingperiec health. aud returns his sacere ,haat.
ivf me ext'aard'nary benrhi be hsd received
Dr. Evans Me.libincs are sold IL Martin,burr =,
the Drug Store ef WIN J,npstsv -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-02
Oltttwoch Den 2tcn October, 1889,

niger ais 6 Ntcnate cDcr Iangcr als Sabre
elugefperrt iperoeu.
Nte 0fihtcr ctuc5 jeten @ahlbiifridt5 pm
Fcda &auntD mlltIcn ihrc 9icturn6 tcitimmt
bis Sreit1g6 cen lIten Sctcber, INN 10 lbr
@crmitta95, III Der Gtaet 2l0entoun I'M
GCnrthauie e:nbrinaeu.
Ge9ebcu untcr metner Itaut, IN Der Staot
2II(enfonn, cieien lIten Sag Geptember, tnI
5abr uuier5 5.egrn, 1883.
Sonathan .. Otcefcr, G0erif.
Gott erbaIte bic 0ieputlf!
Sdertres2Imt, I llq-tp
2IIIrnt0un, Sept.l1.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-02
$40. 80.
OefentlieDe 25enpu,

Gomffaqs, BEN 12tcn ndd,ifen October, Inn
10 llbr &crnitta96, fol- auf 6feutIther Bens
eu reTfauft mernen, an rem SNaufe ees oeIs
ftcrbcneu Witael 1anoes, in Sbers
Saccna Edunidlip, feda @auntD: l 9fert,
Sub, cine NauGubr, Cearbrrunoaen
NeusFeitcrnL 6 Cueenb Sd9rnsSrdn6, GO
&dnce icltencr &ud,cr; Test uno Binder.
iehrauf, &lcioerfdrauf, cine sIHsdbl s,cli,
lditten unc Edufer. Scar5 nnO DIanfeH.
Gin 9rcfcr Sd'lcifilcin, Crebmaf,l'ine, erei
j,ctcItinte, eiuc grcbe sage, Sefen mir
9Chr eIne MofdiIuc gum Strdmad,er,
Sdrautitr6e, Sraunid9en ldncidGcu,
> Nidid9cn uno 9unterldicbltdis slrten bon
}Irtelu, 10 Sd'raubrntrhrcr, 9 Qrcge EeiIc>
uno cine 9fose 9In3atI pou DteiGeI urc ar,
onrcr SdncipQCldllrr, fur Sdrriner, 3inb
merlente Uno Crehcr. Glridfag8 cine 2!ns
,oh! Spturrdcerbinfe, Sdser, 9 qdns quite
EahsbreCherL Sdutfdrrer, NIB nreh fruft
YicIc5 Nauss mo Rmdengerdtt, 3u umitduct
lid su mclccn. 2lnfrortna une biGissv
@rertt mtto acgctcn mo bic frrncru @ctiue
8uu9en bcfannt 9cmadt BON
gtnc. 6. Mittman : -@retn.
Scnrtb 0toper, 5 toren.
SeFt' %. ne-Sr1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-02
@tGertH8- -Q5erfdufc.

! Strait untcrid)icrIittcr ans Ger @curt-Sci
Common qNca6 bon 2etal Sduntp an mil
gertdlteter @cfchic rrn &cnbl,Cui @rrcnlS
tcll 0fentIid5 gum 9crfauf au9gebcten lrer
| ten, lIimIid:
2im NRcntRge, ben l4t. Sag Sctctcr nid,
itcns, all ocm 5.aule pcn Cauiel Grb
nj 4 II, Gailmirtb III Ster W2iIfrro Gdun
Ittp, FcdNa @auntN Inn 10 llhr GctmittRg8
an erid9tem GAGE: Sin 9eipidcr Srith oNel
Stuf Eono, Itegcnb III erla9tcm &dunfihjr
ocn SbcrsWiiicrp, 9rdnSeno all Fnno 0Nn
Setepb Elet, Deter Zimmerman unO CdnieI
Gbcrbarb, cntbaItcuo 90 2lcfer, rcbr rtcr
lpeniAcr. Siebcn 2Icfer bapCn iTub {IcI;Gano.
2Iuf oem 9M1ge be7ncet fiji eir einit6fi8fc6
Slctbdu6 Uno cine 9rcBe GIcfIthcurr. IS
tcineet iId' cn outer Saumgdrtcu auf bcn
Nlaer uuo cine foh6ue SueiIe rabe am Slau.
f, ncblt dno(re YcquemIjd'ftltcu.
gtngeir9cn uno III GrcCuticn 9curmmcn,
nIscd6 GMcnthum pon g Su1anna &letR.
Crf9Ieid'en am CtcnifaQc, ZEN l5tcu GdQ
SCtcbert uddlltCn6, I'm &c lihr GrrmtagN,
duf rem NlaEe icblf, ell QclpiItr Strih coer
StuG Fano, ltegcno i'll }NduUrer TduU(t'ip,
Vcho GauutY, ltoGenb All ccu Sanol II. Ganb
oonscer Hcdo &chlesn unb Sd,ifartbs&jrfclGs
fttaft AT elmer Seite, uno an ben Qcd,afluE
all Der aneerrL unb lic9euo ;rifd)cn bcn bel.
Den Duntteu, cnthaItenD Is older, mehr ODER
lpcngcr flnr Qdno. gin wcltlcm errtd,tet III
en- 5ocityrtt3tc8 TrdmsY8uth6bau5, cbnles
fIhr 90 NuB bet 45. SIS 1T elm gutter Wubl:
tIB duf cteicm Qnnbc, bef9tcittcn cine quite
'punpe nahe on Ger 2hUrc. Gie Gctanec
tImb ale rcu.
Gm9c}NNeu unb in Grccut;rn 9rrcmmrn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-02
Oanl. unp Shines Saetl1yer
&lpfer,z Sfen II. Qled)itnlteee.


geuadrtdti9en itre Trrunte lulb bas oes
rhrte Nubltcum uberbaupt, baB iIe eas pttae
GeIthoft fortpahreuo IN ihrem olten Stan's
paB betretben, ndmlict' in Der 9i(eusStrase
IN 9llentauL Der Icrthamptcn Gauf aerace
aeQennter, unterbalb Gem Strbr 1cn Sef
uno Sdqcr.
Nie 9lrtcr Srantencins&eiIct uuo irnifi,
Ge5 fupferQcichirr non jeccr Senennuna wers
ocn anf ros jcitmudocIitc nno Tanerbaf,
tcitc ocn linen rcrfcrti9t, uno lie Yerlieheru
cas- 'pntllCum, haii fe ibre 9lrbeit III ceu biz
lG'tcn Vretien 0blaIien. CcfQleiden bateu
ite l25 neue Ncl;s mo Stcmfchlen Sefeu
rrn dllen Gcrtcn Crhalten, Gle &c tiQia all
tire &unccn dbIafcn ipolen. Sie oeten BEN
htdi fen Nret6 fir oltes 5iurfcr unr gPeliTua,
IL ME fur 9eid,mteNctce uub &iuF. @ifcu, eS
mag I'm 2tusanfit ccer barren gere feitt.
3u0cid' crt1nern fJc, baf iTe 70 eben $500
NTuHo Nn6tidc6 lmo 2mcrifdniidies 9lrbrs
blcGl crtaten hdtcn, fpeldcs bcr,ualid, fir
Gftmchr nno IrcmrucIu qecignct lit; Ge
moiIrn hd0ebc bt!Ii9 ocrfdufcn.
2iHh bllten iGc bci1dncio ucrribio, Sled~
0cltbUr rcn jcbcr Eeueununq, allies 70 mcb(s
teIL ai6 man eS trgcnbwc brfcmmeu fam.
Sie iIno ranftar fur bic ibncu er;cuate
5tuncld'aft, mo mcroen iid, in
Ger SrI9e audl britrebcn, ciclelbe III erhafs
ten, ntdlt dItetn oarnrd,, caE iTc ihie Nflids
ten als G'eithdftslcute erfnlten, frnecrn eag
ne ale thre 9Irt;frl eaUcrbaft perfertiaen
tne wchlfrtl perfaufru.
2llentaun, Scpt. %. no-3SH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-02
OcfcntlttGc 95enDu.

Sahiltu9e cen l2ten SCfcher, Inn IL ttbr
Wlttd9s, fol- am Nauie bes Spbu Sens
utn9er III Sno 4Sheithau Saunfttir.
eeda Gonntn ofrntlid pcrfauft wcrben,
Srel 9elpiBe Sribe 2anb,
ail' gelr9en lit bsfo0tcm Gaunfdip, ME foIst,
ndmtih:
SO. l. Gjrdmenb All eanb pcn Tepatb
Runs, Scnd6 Gjuth une arbern, entbaltenb
36 9Itfcr uuo l54 9luthcu. Carauf befineet
Fth ell etnitrdt9te6 2lccfhaus, 9tcdlfaQ,
gutter Saum9arten, ntefehleneer gruunelt
pcr Ger Stanetbilre audi 1T binldnalicf,
Sd'ndmm uno ScplS eatei.
DO. 2 GnthaIteuo 9Icfer unb so 0iutber
9utes NclSlonc, 9rinSenr al eauo ron "a,
ntrl Slid, qecnaro Stetntrgcr uuo aneern.
90. 8. @ntbalteub 2Ider nnc z Mutben,
ebenfaas 9uteS jncl3lauo, griujenb an eanb
ocn Cepalo Sums, Samuel guB II. dueern.
Gs 1T oas hinterIasene Bermtgen bes yers
ffprbenen Caniel 9utt fen. lesthia
bon bcld9tem Sallnihip.
QBer cas @igeuthum Dor benz 9erfdufss
td9e III 2lu9cnidetu Su nebmeu miiufd,t, tes
lieEr fIt BET ben lluter;eid,neten in telagtem
Sdllniohtp gu melcer.-Eie Sertnguugen am
GerFaHfsta9e unc alnfirartun9 uen
George 9utb, 2o,,,xs
Schn Scnllln9er, S - VIZ
Sspt. 25. ua-am
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-02

/
0cu NerIcnen, pcldle bic bDd,ite StimmenSah
babeu, ais eripdhlt crfldrt r0eroen iolcn.
| c5n SclQc eiucr 2lcte Der Gjcnernts 2tNcnlbli
Der Rcpublif pcn pennFlpdnjcn, betitelt:-
"Sine 2lcte III getrcff Der 4SahIcn biter DC
publiF, paiiJrt am 2tcn Gag res SulD, 1883,
miro hermit 9tddlrtdbt 9c9eben,
NdB jebe perlcr, NIT 2lu6nahme Der
| Trtecen6rhter, rDclthe ir9eno ein 2imr roer
2IuflctIun9 bc6 8crtraucrs pcer 9niBen6 hal'
ten, fei c6 bon Der Nc9terun9 Der 8crCtHig.
tcu Staatcu coer otele6 Stddtrs, cocr oCl1
! Der Statt ccer ben illcrrpprirteu Gt|trictcn,
iei CD ein tclfalltcr cbcr alloerer Sedmtcr,
Elm llntertedmtcr rtcr 2t9ent, lpetd'cr rru ncr
| GjeicB9etung, bem Srccutipcu, roer Cjeritht.
lithcn CCpartcrert Der Ber. Staatcn an0cs
ltelIt fem mag, uno ferner, CAP jcccs Wits
Qlico bc6 Gon0rctieS uuo Der StaatSsGefeBs
9ctnng uno ecs Staetrath6 ir9cnc eticr go
reuQh, crcr bic @cmmtfipnCr5 ir0cro eiuc6
! tncorpCrrtcu CilirtCtce curdl oaS &iClc3 Hl;:
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obCr Die 9IntcIIun9 eine5 9Slblrid)tcr6, SIT
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l&abl IL bteicm Staat su bcctcnen lno rap
fcin :ftdtcr, InipeCtrr cher ir9enb Ctn anccs
rcr gcdn'tcr bet elner frldcu Wdhl fir irgCno
ell 2Imt, fur tpeldeS Damn 9citlmmt mlre, rr'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-02
n 3ruftie6 Ger 9lfoocnlic.

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aemeineu 9SahI icaen IN Cen lutcrlticbIis
dan IauuidipS mo 8ledeu cr,pdbt mcrs
tert am 8reitd9r, ben 4teu Sctcter ndd,s
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fes be;citnrt ino, uno Srpdr anf fcI9cnoe
9lrt : Ole ftimmfihigcn @nr8er irltce Sic,
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pcricn ol6 lSahls0tithter, f!tr sine per'cu
ale 9S1tls Suiecctrr uuo fur etue 1icrfcm dl5
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Borough lftmmen, uno eJejeuiac pcricn mels
die Die mciiteu Stimmen ais Nidtcr bat, icQ
ffentlid, ais gGabkGit,ter erfdrt perocn.
Die slpet pericnclL rpeldle Die mcifeu Stins
men fur Sniepectpr bateu, icllcn SfFcntld,
dl6 98dhlscnire erfldrt rperoeR. luo eier
jsti9c Tcricit, lpeId'e bic nciiten Sltmmeu
ais 2tIeGpr bal, ira 2tifeifcr ieiu.
lie beIagteu 98abteu fir 9tiebter, 9Sabfs
Snipectoren mlb sI1eTor nereeu ibreir ltrts
fang ucbmeu ;rpiidleu ben Shnecn ben s bis
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lrrrauf Gle Stinnlsl1Gn 9cNftolfen, tie 3ahf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

CcRoSER's OrrrcE, July 9-An inques a wa, held
on the body Of John Chadwick, aged bs a seafar;nr
man, who was found in deplora6e and dying state.
by some watchmen, at the corner of Battery Place
and WashingtoNstreet. In the attempt TO remove
the deceased died from intemperance and exposure.
In his pockets were found protection from the col
Iector Of the Port Of Boston, begging letter and
petition addressed TO the President Of the Sailors
Snug Harbor.
Another was held at No. 81 Suffolk street on the
body Of Chrstopher +. Stebbins, aged IL wears. IL
appeared that the deceased and brother Of his got
which upset. and he fell under the cart wheel Inn
mcdiatey he got up again, and re-ascended the cart
On getting home, deceased told his mother who sent
for doctor, whe did not deem IL advisable To do
any thing except prescribe injections The bow died
at 10 o'clock p. NJ. The Jury returned the follow
ing verdct-that the deceased was accidentav
killed by cart driven by Patrick Kerregan. bu, az
tribute no blame 20 the driver ~ ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

July 9.-lsabella Carr, female of a certain age,
and particularly passe in point of personal appear
ance, was put TO the bar take her trial for
apawpaw establishment at Ne l79 Varick street.
1t appeared that various noises had been heard
from the establishment Of the accused, and much
fighting, drinking, swearing and FOSTERING had
been carried on; but none of the witnesses
could swear that more than three ever slept
in the house, the jury acquitted her. and she went on
her way, rejoicing at her victory.
Riley smith was tried for stealing 400 weight Of
salt pork, which would have sent him to the State
Prison, had not deemed his sins to be some.
what lighter than the lawyers who drew the indict.
ment, and therefore only found him guilty Of petty
larceny. The Court Immediately called him up for
Judgment and sent him UP for the six months.
John Mckegg, the second mate Of the brig Ash
ley, was put to the BAR charged with grand arce-
ny on board that vessel The jury found him guilty
of only the minor offence, and the Court sentenced
him to pay fine of Slo and to be confined in the
City Prison 80 days.
Charles Watson, negro, was convicted OF running
away with an empty beer barrel, and adjudgcd TO the
six months.
And the Court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10
MORNING HERALD.


90 A grand Regatta takes place today !"
burgh II will be splendid affair no doubt s"s ~
race, we presume, will be between the wave 80,
city, and Washington, Of Poughkesps's' pa' -.
be hard one all round, a. the following ''~s'
boat. h.,e entered The Wave, Edwin Forrest,
E,..r Daniel d. Tompkins, Spark, kosciusko, and
osc.ol. Of Nev-York; the Washington, 81 POUCH
Lsens;e Ia Fitte. Of Cold Spring; and the Ccrssir.
Galatea. and scylla, Of Newburgh. The prizes are,
6rs, silver vase valued al $50. and cap, valued
at s75 Distance five miles.
There will be also two other races; one between
ten cared boats; and the other between ten boats
rowed BY two pair OF souls each. Persoss can
leave here at this morning. and return in the eyes-
ing