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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

Washington Henry academy, Hanorer County, Ia.
THE Trustees If this institution have procured the service. 81
Mr. Ira Mory r, Teacher for the ensuing year III
N0rey highly recommended faithful and able Teach
err and gentleman Of ncproachaSle moral and Christian ca
The exercises Of This Institution will the h IN,
of January, 1911 The branches Of Literature aud 80
ecc usually taught in Academies VIII he attended at
students rcscng 10 this institution be lifted al.
vance any Of the Colleges in The State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
For the elementary branches Of English,


Bonrd including washing aud lodging r had IN rftets
bic families in the immediate vicinity Of the Academy for fan
So SOO fol- the scholastic year Of months Tuition fees
half yearly in advance.
Washington Henry Academy Is situated healthy part
Hanover county about miles from Acknowledged from all the
temptations o public Tavens and md about Two
and half miles from Po!cGreen Church, where religious worship
y held. ordinarily Sabbahs each month. By order ~
Committee of the Board, HENRY SMITH, Prc.i.
| Soy c-wiS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
Assigmee's Notice.

BORDEN WOOD Of Mddlc,own, in the
- County of Newport, Merchant. has this
day made to the subscriber an assignment
Of his property and effects, for tho benefit OF
his creditors. All persons therefore having
claims against said Wood will present them,
and those indebted will make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber.
| have authorized Dordcn Wood, ns my
Agent, to assist mo in closing up the business
Of tho concern.
SAM'L. ST. JOHN, Jun'r"
Jan0. assignee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21

TENIIE Subscribers would respectfully inform
Il the Ladies Of Newport aud tI vicinity that
they have taken the Store in Mrs. Townsend =
building Thame. street, recently occupied by the
late John Corey, where they intend keeping II
general assortment Of .MILLLNERI ARTI-
Giles, such as Florence Bonneis and all kinds
of Foreign Stock in the Straw line. Also, all
kinds of American Straw I5onnots, stock for
Bonnets, and Palm Leaf Hoods also Bonnet
Trimmings of every description. They have
engaged AliIlincrs from Boston who will be in
IN. store 10 trim nonnels in the frat sly s.
Bonnet. Of all kinds repaired al short notice.
The Subscribers have an establishment in New
port for the manufacture Of all kinds Of Straw
Bonnots- lerrign aud domestic where the trade
can he supplied at wholesale at tho shortest no
lice, and at reasonable prices.
FRENCH & DRAPER.
Newport, April 9, lS40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21

J. BURTIN Of Delaware,
}. IL. NICHOLSON of Marylandf
n. } WINDER OF Virginia,
J. A. CORWIN Of OHIO,
L. T.. NORVEJ.L Of Tennessee,
j. WHITE OF Missouri,
w. S. OLIVER of Alabama,
y. S. WAKEFIELD Of Loeisinns,
JOHN HUTTON OF Indiana,
e.. J. RANDALL Of lllinois,
". McPHITES of -,
A. G. NJ. PENNINGTON Of New
GEORGE DAWSON Of Michigan,
Il. j.. BRENT Of District OF Coz
lumbia,
=. COOPER Of Kentucky,
J. j.. HARVEY Of South Carolino,
X. CLARKE OF Georgia.
A series OF resolutions to be submit
ted TO the Convention were then moved
and adopted, and the Chairn,an directed
to respectfully recommend them to the
consideration and approval Of the Con
ven,on TO assemble this day ut Canton
grounds. 1t was also resolved that the
Convention be temporarily organized
by the Chairman OF this Connn1tes'
Ii was also
ReSoir,d, That the President Of the Cons
ventlon be directed to call the States, IN gc-
ographeai ordsr, and to request the Wed
Presidents thereof, or such substitutes a.
they may designate. to favor the Conv en'ion
with briof report of tho condition ard
prospects of the Harrison cause in their re-
spectye States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
From the Baltimore American Of Friday.
National Convention Of
Wing Young men,
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
THE INFORMAL, PRELIMINA
RY MEETING.

At on informal meeting of the Dele .
gnics to the NATIONAL CONVENTION OF
VINO YoUnG MEN, assembled in pur-
suance of public notice, at Washington
Hall, in the city of Baltimore, OH Sat
urday evening, the second Of May,
1910, ii Was
Resoipcd That tho several State Dele
gates, ('r such portion OF them as may he
IN the cIty.l be requested, by notice Ia be
proclaimed at the close of this meeting, 10
meet separately, nt or before O'clock on
Monday morning, the 4th inst for the pur-
pose of selecting Chairman or special dele
gate to represent their respective States in
the nomination Of officers for the approach
ing convention, aud in the preparation Of
such other business as may be deemed nee
essary to expedite the proceedings of the
Convention, and that the ChalTnen or spc-
cIal Delegates so chosen ehul compose and
constitute a Committee of nomna,,ur and
of business, to meet at Barnum's Ilotol, on
Monday morning AT seven o'clock.
/ II was also ResoiUed, That in the nomina-
ton of officers, cnch member of the com
mittec shall vote the electoral strength o
his State.
The States having been called in ge-
ographical order, proclamation was made
ei the time and place of the convention
of the several delce cations, for the pur.
pose above specified, and then tie meet.
lnG adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
Executors Notice.

VINHE subscriber having been by the Hon.
Court OF Probate appointed Executor
to the Last Will and Testament of VIM. w.
Frceborn, late of Newport, deceased, and
having given bonds according to law, hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims
ogains, said Estate to present them for so;-
Element, and all persons indebted to make
immediate payment TO
MICHAEL FREEDORN, Exec'r.
May q, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
n T. w
Tailoring Establishment,

No. TO, TNomrs street.
THriiE subscribers have entered into Go part
u ner.hip under the firm Of
PREUFERT s TlLLEY,
and taken the store Eext north OF VIM. James
Tilcy'a, whore they intend to keep constantly
on hand good assortment Of Broadcloths, Cas-
simercs, Ncsting-, Gloves, Hosiery. Stocks, Bo-
sous, Collars, and all such articles as are gener-
ally called for at n similar establishment. Gar
ments made to order at short notice, and war
, ranied tn it.
! ~ B--CurrIrG particularly attended 10.
! a share Of the public patronage is rcSpocinlly
solicited. WM. L. PREUtERT,
/ May I, 1889. WM. J.. TiLLEy.
} Wanted, 3 or Girls as apprentices TO the
Tailoring business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
.UEETLvG OF TIE CO.H.uITTEE

.NEETLVG Of TIE CO.NNI7'TEE
AT meeting of the Chairman OF
Representatives of the several State
dcleg cations, commenced in pursuance
of the foregoing proceedings, at Bar
NUNS Hotel on Monday morning the
9TH May, 1870, the following gentlemen
answered to the names OF their respec-
tive States From the delegation from
MAINE. MIR. Evans,
NEW HAMPSHIRE, Mr.. Page,
RHODE ISLAND, Mr. Kendall,
CONNECTICUT, Mr.. Parsons,
VERMONT, Mr.. Hopkins,
MASSACHUSETTS, MIR, Good
rich,
NEW YORK, Mr.. Porter,
NEW JERSEY, MIR. McChcsney,
PENNSYLVANIA, Mr.. w c,hereH,
DELAWARE, MIR. Young,
MARYLAND, Mr. RicAard,
VIRGINIA, Mr. Wise,
OHIO, Mr.. Guile,
KENTUCKY, Mr.. Thompson,
TENNESSEE, Mr.. Norvcll,
MISSOURI, Mr.. Clarke,
ALABAMA, MIR. Sherman,
LOUISIANA, Mr.. Graham,
INDIANA, Mr. Wright,
. ILLINOIS, Mr.. Norlhom,
4 n. CAROLINA, Mr. Potter,
S. CAROLINA, MIR. Ga,nage,
1 GEORGIA, Nlr. King,
, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MIR
Knox.
Mr.. Thompson Of Kentucky was call
ed to the Chair of the Committee, ano
Mr.. Norvell Of Tennessee was re quest
ed to act as Secretary.
The Committee having gone into the
nomination Tor Il candidate to he recom-
mended to the Convention as its prcsid-
ing officer, JOHN V. l.. McMA-
HON, Esq OF Maryland. was duly
nominated, and the Chairman of the
Committee instructed to report and rec
ommend his name 10 the Convention
/ Mr.. Guile of Ohio, Mr.. Evans o
Maine, and Mr.. Rickard of Mary land
were then appointed Committee Il
wait upon aud notify MIR. Nc N!ahon o
his nomination, with instructions TO re
quest his concurrence therein.
The States were next called for the
nomination Of tweniy-seven Wee Prcsi
dents and the same number of Secreta
ries. when The members OF Committee
reported the following gentlemen as The
choice of their respective delegations -
VICE PRESIDENTS.
w. WILLIS, of Maine,
THOMAS r.. SAWYER of New
/ Hampshire,
. II. BABCOCK, Jr of Rhode Island
\ J. Is. ELBRIDGE of Connecticut
. G. CHANDLER of Vermont,
. ID. L. KING of Massachusetts,
in REYNOLDS Of New Nork,
l }. NJ. kEIM of Pennsylvania,
CHAS. Ii. BLACK of Delaware,
\ MILAN IRlCk Of New Jersey
A. WILSON OF Virginia,
T.. q. EDWARDS OF Ohio,
J. II. CROIlER of Tennessee,
\ G. x. CLARKE of Missouri,
j. DlLLErT OF Alabama,
G. Nj. GRAHAM of Louisiana,
Y }. IL. WRIGHT OF Indiana,
! &. II. CONSTABLE of Illinois,
T. J. n. GILLIAN of North Carolina
I THOMAS ALLEN Of D,s,r'ct o
4 Columbia,
II F.M. ROBERTSON Of Georgia,
\ X. WlCkLIFFE, Jr. oi kentucky
|. NJ. GOODlNG OF Michigan,
|. HENRY PAGE ot Maryland,
+. EDWARD GAMAGE o. Sou
Carolina.
SECRETARIES.
4 NJ S. APPLETON Of Maine,
n >. y. GARFIELD, Jr. oi Me-
Hampshire,
1. B. C. Hill OF Rhode Island,
II AUSTIN BALDWIN Of Conn,
\ f.. p. WALTON, Jr. of vermont,
/, T.. g.. AUSTIN al Massachuse'''
i ALEXANDER KELSEY al Me-
u iork,
y J WASHINGTON TYSON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
CLOTHS a. GASSIMERES.
JAMES n. READ,

HAS just received from recent package
~ snits, $50 pieces Cloths, consisting oi
blue, black, olive, brown, bottle aud Invisible
green, dahla. mulberry, violet, steel, cadet
and Oxford mixed.
ALso-blue, black, lavender, drab. steel
and Oxford mixed Cassimeres, and London
fancy CasslIn,res, and doe skins OF the newos,
styles.
ALso-.Nes,inys Of tho most approved
styles. all Of which will be sold a, the present.
rdVctd prices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
Administrators Notice.

vNIlE sub Fiber having been appointed by
i the Hon. Court Of Probate, Admnistra.
tor on the Estate Of Benz. Fry, late OF New.
port. deceased, and having given bonds nc-
cording to law, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons having claims against said Estate to
present them for settlement, and all those
indebted 10 make Immediate payment to
DAVID MELVILLE, Admir-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
L E G A i N 0 TIC L s.


rT,lIE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate of the town
Of Newport, Administrator on tho estate OF
Capt. John Read, of Newport, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs, requests all
persons having demands against said estate
to present them for settlement, and all those
indebted to make immediate payment to
PIP. REMINGTON, .9dmr.
Newport, May Ia, lSlO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21

Court of Probate. .A,~pori, 9iay 4, 1910.
4 ppLIcATIoN was made for Administration
~ on the Estate of William Lowe, late Of
Newport, dec. ,
II is ordorcd., that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate. to be holden at the State House
IN Newport, on the first Monday in June
next, at 8 O'clock q. m. and that previous no.
,ice be given by publishing copy of this or
der three several times, in the Heroh oj The
Times, for all persons interested to appear
ut said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltncss:
may Gl B. B. IiowLAND, Pro. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
; U n r EOEIV ED

\ IS boxes brown Ilava- 6 Dbl, Newark Cider
na Sugar 25 bags old Rio Coffee
500 loavss refined do 8 do ST. Domingo do ,
/ bbls crushed do do Is do Lagura do
1000 lbs lst quality IL tierces new Rice
N. Orleans do IL half chests Young
25 bbls Crackers, yari- ilyson Tea
Gus kinds 6 do Gunpowder do
80 dozen Brooms do jysOn do
b bales Manila Mats 25 do Souchong do
8 dozen water Pals 40 boxes No l brown
20 boxes No Tobacco Soap
i5 bbls smoking do s DO Scented do
IL cases chewing DO 20 bx' superior Starch
20 jars Maccoboy Snuff 10 do Lemon syrup
is casks Cheese 25 do Oranges
5 boxes Chocolate 10 do Lemons
80 boxes Pipes 200 do Raisns various
100 mats Cassia kinds
800 lbs prime Nutmegs I kegs Malaga Raisins
100 lbs " Mace 20 half do do do
300 lbs Ist quality 0 kegs Pantalaria do
! Cloves 20 boxes Mongeral do
500 lbs do Alspice so fancy boxes Prunes
800 lbs do Pepper 10 boxes do
20 kegs ground Ginger 20 do Figs
20 boxes assorted grn d 80 drums do
Il Spices 10 trails do
80 sack. fine white Salt 500 lbs dried Currants
800 boxes table Salt 1000 do do Apples
20 bbls Manhattan Gin 10 bugs Almonds
20 bbls Rose do Is do Madeira Nuts
10 bbls Spanish Brandy 3 do Brazil do
\ 3 hhds st Croix Rum do Filberts
o or casks Sicily Wine 20 do Peanuts
Is do do Sweet Mala- 100 boxes Spanish Sc
Il ga do gars
!, Likewise-A selection Of choice Wines
Madeira, Brown Sherry, Pale Sherry, Port, Lis
bon, &c.
I Mso-Tapioca ,Maccnroni, Vermacella ground
Rice, pine apple Cheese, Sweet Oil, Mustard,
Picked Salmon. Salmon in kits, assorted Pick
les. Ci,ron, Prunes, Figs, TamarindS. Guava
Jelly, Canton Ginger aud Yves, India Preserves,
Sperm and Wax Candles, Palm Soap, Alum,
Indigo, Corks ,SalaerntuI, Sal Soda, Castle Soap,
! Cotton Twine, Alexandra Segars very choice
Spanish Segars, Yellow Snuff, Jujube Paste, pre-
pared Cocoa ground Coffee, Alicant Mats, &c.
&c. &C., making our assortment decidedly more
extensive and complete than ever, which we
shall positively sell n, the very lowest market
prices for cash or approved credit.
II Newport, April ., 1870
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21
Court of Probate, .Niwport, Nay 4, ls40.

Court Of Probate, .Nt,rport, Nay 4, ls4O.
N Instrument Of Writing purporling to
"A be The Last viii and Testament and
Codicil thereto, of Elizabeth Townsend,
widow, deceased, was presented for Probate
and letters tcstamentary thereon:-
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday IN June
next. at y o'clock .. IN. and that previous no
,ice be given by publishing copy OF this or.
der, three several times, IN the Herald q
the Times, for all persons interested to ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
a true copy-witness,
NAV 81 B. b. HowLAND, Pro. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-21

v2NIIE subscriber would inform the iHhnbi-
tants Of Newport, that lie will receive
THIS DAY cargo of tho above & o A i.
which will be ready for delivery to any par,
of the town. The present price will he Sir
Dollars and FMy Cents per ton Of 22iO lbs.
SIMON NEWTON, Jr.,
April o. Agent.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-09

oerbare befam, pieuei1t eben oieler Con.
oerbarfet spe9eil plele Siebbaber, tpslebe
bic Sprooe gu befebren boften, aber pers
9ebens. Sie bebanoeltr Die ielben nit auf-
fa(lenoer 50drte, uno mics ale aemabten
Untrdee ibnooe bon iiJ. Gnplib erreieb>
te iie 70 bren Gno5pef, lpuroe fir Man-
nerfeinoin erfannt, uno farb NIT oiefem
er!pual1ten 8ubme uno ytamen.
2(Is bic 3eit ibrsr S1eioaus bon oieier
8elt beraanabte, ,ma6te iie ibr Sc eifament.
Sn oemielben per,natbts lie ibr sonaes&erz
mosen ibren 10 LID n @erwanoten.
N9it 9rcfer @enauiefsit oronete lie ibr
Seibenbesdn9nib an, au ipelbeuL bem @e-
brauebe lbres Srtes 9emds, oean bob bier
Nuafentrd9er eeb0rten. Da eics nibt
gu perlncioea mar, 70 beitimmte Die Mdn.
nerfeinoin notbseoruneen, oaB oisislben
isoer 100 gfuno erbaltsn, ,penisfens u
ber 40 Sabr alt fein uno porber einengio
ablesen fpllten, ME NIT einem 9Seibe cine
S9dferifunoe 9efeiert 5u boben. - Da
| iltb nun fein Wann oaju perfeben woute,
oleien ionoerboren Gio ab5ulesen, mubte
man ffott Sbrer, obne Gic, pier perbeirae
tbete 2Seiber 5u Suafentrdserinnen neb-
men. Sbr Sesrdbnibtae mubte, na6 ib=
TEN leeten sSillen, Elm Srsubenfeif fein,
uno iedS Sunsfern iolten auf ibren
Grabe tanSen. Da fubte man baau le1s
Mdo6en, feine oerielben fiinf;ebn Sabre
e!t> aus, bic auf Dem @rabe oie1sr Mdn=
nsrfelnoln bsrunipraasen, 9epib NIT gang
anoern gmpflnoun9en, als bic oieler 11Rz
empfinoliben maren, bersn menibenfeinbz
libe SalIc ieet inter ibren Gafenlas.-
sSa, wenn iib iebs Mdnnerfeinoinnen
bdtten wollen finoen laisn, oonn mare
oieier Sang piel beoeutenoer unb feierliber
9epefen! sc mub oiefer Sonberbaren
nibt ba5en selinsen molten, 8efen ibrer
Art 5u eripaben fonft mG6ten ibre I'm.
serwanotinnen tpobl fbwerlib etspas bon
ibrem Sern109en su srbaltea sas 9erenii.
gen 9ebabt baben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-09
Smen 8arrel.

Swen 8orrel tpar i'm Sabre ZIG in
Srlano in Der @rafitbaft Gausn eeboren.
IS mar cine Nrt 3wer9 uno itano anfdne=
lleb ais Seolenter bel einem Sberften in
Dublin oemna1lt ,puroe ct aber i'm Gan,
De berum9efltbrt um ibn ofentlicb feDen
5u lailen, ea er nur SUP 8 3cll sreB,
oabel aber 70 eritaunlieb itayf mar, pab ct
pier Weni1en tra9en fonnte, inosm ilpei
auf leoem ieiner 2trme nit aus9ebreitetea
Seinen iaileu. gr ma1te nob perl1iez
oene anoere &unititufe> Die cine aufallens
De Stdrfe perrietEen.
Gnoli0 tam ct na1 eonoon upo bettels
te bort auf Den StraiIen. Gini9e 3eit Dor
lelnem Sooe verfaufte ct ieinen &orper an
Den 8unoar5t Smroo fur einen tp6tbent=
llben unterbalt> uno Die fer mad)te naeb
lelnem SOoe Elm Sfelett aus lenen &no=
ehen, oaB oemndcbif in oas Muieum oes
9er5oss bon Hi0mono 9efommen 1T.
Oas Werfwi,roisite par bel Sarrel,
Dap oieier 3vpers,oer taum Die pdlfte bon
Der 9roile oer menl0liber Statur bate,
oob Die Stdrfe Don Stpei Msnlben be1ab.
sSla SerbdltaiB 5u ieinerGrohe ,par ct 70
old unO fart, Dap einsn pioerlidben Ane
bllef 9etpobrte.
81 eri1isn INNER in einem Rode bon
ssoer, trus in oer einen 9ano ieinen .6ut,
in Der aroera sinen srohen Stpd, an pels
bem flip oben Elm @lenlbentopf eefbniet
befano, 60 500 er Aler Iufmertlam:
felt ouf iib uno Die Safenbubea liefen
ibm lberall noeb, obftbon ct iie purb lei-
nen furbtbaren &nittsl in ebrfur9t5pouer
Gntfernun9 bielt. Oas Sabr uno ber
Sag ieine5 1ooeS 1T nibt befannt, ct if
aber pielfaltl9 in Supfer 9eitOeben worpsn,
fein Inblict 1T aber auf allen Abbiloun.
gen abibredeno uno ibeublib.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-09
$50 lino bic meiiten &arpfeu? ?

Sm See u Bra BAN 6, bel oer Staot
Srfab in Weiopotonien. Srfab oOer
SlS wer oer erite Bobnort 2[brabame, Ii.
Der bier beflnoll9e See 1T ibm aocb ieet
belll9. st pimmelt bon &arpfen. Siels
leibt 10000 iino BARN, uno ieeer 9ldu-
bise Mlulelmann wuroe es fit eine 500
ilinoe an Abrobam be9anaen balten, ipenn
ct nur Ginea fbDaen fetten &arpfen bsr,
ausbolte. Die in Srfob spobnenoeuGbri
iten allein iino ni3t 70 sespifenbaft, ion=
bern lai1en ii1 bic Siibe rebt wobll1msf.
fen, muiien fie aber nur beimli1 beraus-
Sufii6en iuben.
9ie2arfen slauben io9ar feif uno fef,
Dap oleie &arpfea our6 &o6en gar nibt
peranoert uno gum Gfen tauslib 9ema1t
mer0en fOnnen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-09
Sur llnterbaItung uno yelebruna.
Scr permeintlid.e N)iutttrnDroer.

! Scr permelnflid.e N)tuhtrnDrber.
Die &ittspe Monballi gu st. Smer,
febsie Sobr alt, lebte in Dem Saule ibres
Sobnes, Der cine Srou, cine 9eborne Su'
mel, eeeblibt bate uno bereits Sater bon
einsm &naben mar. Sie oonae Samilie
erbielt ibre Subiiltea5 our0 cine 5obod5s
fabris, melbs Die 2SttWe unternommen
bate unD oeren &onjeliion Don Der 8enes
raj 3abadeferme aur bis gum Sooe Der
0ittwe eultie mar.
Der Sobn lfanb bel Gem otter oerWut.
ter oer Sabrf Dor, uno oies mar um 70
n0tbi9er, ais Die Grifere Dem Srunf,
bauptidblib in Brant,uein, 70 er9eben
mar, oaB fie iib oaourb lbou oiele l1n-
olId6fdae Suoesosen bate. Oiele Grunfs
liebe CAB mebrmals @eranlahuas 3u 3uis
tfi9feiten spiiben ibr uno Der Sblpie9er.
tobter; inoeb eineen iie balo uerdber II.
i'm eansen lebte Die Samile rubie unb
eintrdbtie NIT chamber.
Sn Dem Sor5immer, bas 3u Dem Wobn
unb SblafeemaA Der Mutter fGbrte,
iblief oas iunse paar. ...r -...
I'm item Suli ITO flopfte cine Tabrie.
Nrbeitsrin ees MOroens um iieben l1br
an ber Gbdr oes 8oraimmers uno dntTers
te ben @unlb. bic Bittwe su ipreeben.
Monbapi uno feline Satin lasen nod i'm
8ette, bic lebte nod i'm tiefen Sdlaf.
Monbaui itano auf, fleibete fib an uno
Sifnete oann Die Gbiir, luslde 3u eerMut=
ter 3immer fiibrte. Dariber uereins ei.
ne oeraume Belt, tpabreno Die &lopferin
rparten mubte. 2(ls Wonbaui in oas
S1lafsimmer Der Shutter frat, fab ernie
tie NIT Dem &opf auf Dem Subbooen lag,
eas rebte Auee, bas bic @de zines &of.
fers berubrte, mar fart 9equetfbt uno
perwunoet, oas @efibt eefbpoQen uno
} blau, auf oer Diele sparen eini9e Gropfen
Blut. 70 ipie AUDI ibre Hafenl6ber nit
eeronnenem Blut anesfdtlt paren,
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Worooerlub Ino Gelbifnorc.
9dneaifer ben 25ifpn Mai.


Sn Der Nabt pom Wontas auf Dien.
flag, Den Is. uno l9ten B. sc. um etipa Q
llDr oss Morsene, lpurbe sne iunseSraue
ensperioa NamenS Waior, wobabaft bel
0llerelQe, obntpeit oieisr Staot, febr ia
Aeneltcn 8ciest' incen iie iemaub in ibrer
Stube laufen borte, uno als ie oarauf
carmen lnabte, tpuroe ibr BON ibm aebo-
ten itIlle gu fbpeieen. I'm Der Stimme
erfaante fie oieie perion iosleib fir ID.
ten ei9enen Stiefuater, welber, aabeem
er Die 6intertbire seOffnet bate, einen
Anerltt nit einem Mei1er auf ie maebte
une !br eine 9efabrlibe 8unoe in oem
Dals eerieete. tpelbe fib ldnes Dem o.
bern She'll oes Sblahelbeins eritredte
uno bic Salsaoer blOsleete; our1 eipe
anoere Bunbe trennte ct ibr ben Sau-
men BON elmer 6ano beinabe ab uno pers
ieste ibr nod mebrere 98unben. Ser
unmenfb, peleher oie1e Sbanbtbat Be.
san9en bat, bieb Sobann @eors paul, u.
pobnte auf einem t!einen eapoeut etwa
spei Meilen bon oieier Staot, welelbtt Ct
Die Sauerei betrieb. unb ,par bisber in
autem Rufe 8eftanSen. Gr tatte fib am
Monta9 Nbeno in bem ,Oaule einsefuus
ben, no itb bic Besebenbeit 5utruw uno
mus itb 3wif6en 9 uno 10 ubr unter benz
Bette Der junsen Srauensperfon perffeft
baben, rpo er iib title perbielt biz Sur o.
bensemeloeten Stunoe, oa er oen auorifT
auf iie mabte. St foa friber ibon Of
ters ibr eeben beorobt baben, ca fie iib
ieinenen oiebiiden edifen nbt unterwers
fen pcllte.
Or. Gerfoot BON oefer Staot muroe
iogleib serufen, tueleber Die @unben oer
funeen SrauenSperfon unterfubte u. uer=
bano. gle ioa fib in elmer eefdbrliden
Gage beflnoen.
Der Beoeber biefer unmenfblibenEbat
fibtete iib /; bic bittern 8orpirfe eis
nes boien @eipifens perfoleten ibn aber,
pelben er oaourb su entseben iubte, ,bab
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-09
Oie ar0bte one.

Diele beinost fi@ ouf elmer Saitei BET
alten Staot Silbf1apur in SitinDi.
en-. gle 1T ID SUP 4 3ol lang, ibre
Mdnouns bat 2 SUP 4 3ol i'm Dur1-
me1er, une fie bat an oerielben l SuB 2
3olI, beim 3dnolo1 Is 3ou Ourtbn,eier.
Sie ibirbt eineGub ubeifentusel BON O6un-
bert pfuao uno braubt boSu 42S pfuno
pplper. Die S1were oieler &anoae be
trdst beinabe 900 Gentner.