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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

IEOUC AS PA N a q Il A .--This
i valuable and well-esiablisled remrdy Ear sale
at Baltimore p,sesat Howell DAVIES.
Feb 81 isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Liberal wages viii be gwen IL any well quail.
fed to teach the English aud Ancient Languages.
lie must come well recommended.
SAM'L HAIRsToN.
Feb. 81 Wa
\ 4 Court held Tor Nelson county. at the
~ Coor-house. on Monday. the 27tl, day OF Jan.
uary. 1910:
llexekah Hargrovc. John Harg,ovc. Beverly
llarerovc. Nelson llargrove, Polly Bugov- and
: tphia llafgioye. plaintiffs,
against
FL zIbeth Ilargrove, ~ldow and relief OF WIN.
llarernve, decd Edmund w. I'LL aud Elz beth
his wife, formerly Elizabeth lla,e,ovc, Alalella
William I. Robert aud Susan llarcfcve. iniani
eh'lil,cn of the sad Wm. lAgrnye. deed. ll.z"ki
ali X, James H.. Elizabeth aud Joseph NJ. llm'
grove, children Of Joseph Iafgtovc, deed and
-, the widow. aud the
children of Thomas ime,ovc, deed. aud Floyd l..
W. nchoad and John J. ilargrose, adms, Of lIrze.
hiah llargroye, deed. Defendants.
IN CuaNcrsy.
Il appearing the Cou,,, thai John J. Ilmerove.
one of the Defendants in this cause. hath departed
Ibis life II is ordered that the same he certified and
lherenpon the cause came on again to be heard up
on the apers formerly read, x mns argued b, ooun.
sci: On consideration whereof. and On The moton
Of William T. llargrove and Le~cen I. Cash,
lwo OF the parties Interested IN this cause the Cuuri
doth adjudge, order aud decree that Sposwood Var
land be, and he IS hereby appointed special Com.
missioner OF the Cour, whose duty II shall be take
state, se,,leand repo,; TO the Gourl, account of
Floyd l.. Whitehead aud john J. llatefoye, az adj
mipllra,ors OF lez" kah llatgroye, deed nplo the
death Of the said Joo J. llngtove. aud also an ac
count of the said Floyd l.. Whitehead, ms surviving
administrator Of The said llczekah lNfe,ovc. deed
since that tme together with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself, or which may
be required by the parties 10 be so stated.
Copy-Tcsic.
SPOrSWOOD GARLAND, CM.
CoMMIssioNER's OrfIcE,
Lovingston, l7lh Feb, 1910. !
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
will take nouee, thai have appointed FRIDAY, the
I'D day of April next, 10 commence iakin. the ac.
counis therein directed which day by ton o'clock,
Z. NJ. they are requested 10 attend at my or.
lice. with Their DO ks, papris aud vcuehes, and
copies OF Court papers prepared for investigation
aud settlement.
SpoTSWooD GARLAND Com'r
Feb. q vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

an, paper medium; but there are Others made paya-
bie'"else months after the date OF isuc, which are
calculated to deceive persons, unless they closely
examined. Notes ofthe james River and kanas ha
Company, payable six months after date. are al n
discount of 223 cent? x We cannot see why Notes
OF The Wheeling Bank payable twelve months after
issue, should be al any less rate Of exchange. Per
sons oi small capnal IN receiving the notes alluded
to, might suffer much from The deduction; and i, Is
to put them on their guard, tina, We notice the
subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Groceries at .xMcfiOM,
by Payne n Turner.
WE WILL SLEL ON TO MORROW,
w (Friday4 IN iron, of our Store, without, 10.
serve:
hhds Sugar, so bags colTre,
, hhds Molasses, 10 boxes 10 by - Glass,
barrels do, Chnnpaipne Wine.
barrels Nal. Wine Can and Lc,tcr Parer
% sacks Salt,
Terms al Sale.
L. x T., Aue'r..
Feb 81 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

u We are authorized 10 announce William II
Clarke, Esq as candidate 10 represent the county
OF Halifax IN tile next Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
TRUST SALE,

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
- executed 10 me by Casweli Poe for certain
purposes therein mentioned, bearing date the 25h
February, 1910, and duly recorded in the Clerk
Office oithe Hastings Court for the corporation of
LynehhurQ. | shall on this day, February 7th,
Al the Dwelling House Of said Poe, roeeed sell,
by way OF public auction, Tor cash. all the property
in the said deed enumerated. Ii consists oil all his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
REFERENCES.

: II. w. x J. ]. Fry X Co, Richmond; S. r. Ads
X Co. do. Mesns. McCo,kle * Mcdaniel. Nichols
X Bell &. ID. * }. 7. DAVIS, and White q Smith.
Lynrhbute Mes.ts. L,itwi,k * Bell. Wm. NJ.
Burwell & Gu, Bell Holt a. Bell and Bell x Inv
cry, Liberty; aud Coleman d. Bennett, Esq. Piusyl-
vnnia &. II.
Feb ~ WV if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27


The Defendants Elizabeth lonhloon, James llnmhctop
mud John ilnmheton having entered et appearance mud
given security, according ohe o Aesem, und The rules
OF lh,s Court, md nnppcarnr by satisfactory evidence, o
they arc moi inhabitants o Tins tumn onwcnlh u IL ORDER
cd that the rnd Defendants do appear ec the first ds, OF
May and the b Of the Plaintiffs nnd thai
copy this order lac forthwith inserted IN
published H. the oI Ign, hhurg, for two months
sl,eiy and posted the front door the tourthousc ot
county ACop-Trste,
SAML NJ. GARLAND
Enl %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
Casl, for wheat.

WE will rive the highest cash price for
w WHEAT. Having aIsumber House coa-
venieni, we can receive II VIII, despatch
nORNER a WATSON.
Feb. "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

~ We ale author xed to announce DIR. Thorn.
as T. Mitchell and WIN. n. Burw, H. Esq. as eandi-
dates 10 represent the county of Bedford IN the ne.
Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
Household Furniture,
Scnntling, saddles and Brides, and
q likely SlnyeS

likely Slaves,
viz Henry man; Randol n man; Silycy u woman,
and her two boys. Henry and CHARLES; Maria a
woman; aud Mary and her two Children, Acting as
trustee, shall only convey to the purchasers such
lille as is vested in me bv the said deed.
ID. b PAYNE, Trustee.
Feb 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
A TEACHER

WANTED in The neig hbarhpod 4 Reircli
w and Henry L. Callawsy's Nal In the Coun.
~ ofFrankl,n ten miles west nj the Coufilie0se.
Liberal wages viii be given 10 any well quail.
fed to teach The English aud Ancient Languages
lie must come well teeo mnended.
SAM'n IIAIRSTON.
Feb. 81 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
$4,000 !
S3j,20J /!
VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LOTTERY,

Class No. ., for 1910.
To be dawn NJ Alexandria. w.. Feb. %, 1910.
rs Nnmbcrs-l3 Ballots
GRAND S(,JlEME.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
.II.VEN r.. .JOkE.v,SO.V
LAW, Liberty, vn.

M Ill. attend the Courts OF Bedfosd and Pitsyl-
w sanla counties All business entrnsird IN
him will receive strict aud prompt attention. His
ehcc is over the couutingroom Vi Messrs. Leitwich
4 Nh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

children OF Thomas ilaretovc, deed. aud Floyd L..
w. rcboad and John J. ilargrose, adn'rs Of lIrze-
Lah llargioye, deed. Defendants.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Morean White suyphur sprlngs

TINHE subscribers, having by purchase become
n cole owners Of The aNoTe very valuable aud
hghy improved watering place, announce to the
public that they viii be ready for the reception oil
Visitors ~ the a0ti instant.
They have made additional Improvements, and
prepared themselves to accommodate in hEs style
Some soo or 400 visitors.
For the siyIc Of their living and secornmoda lone
r1ueUly, they respectfully refer 10 any visitor at
,he p'1ce last season.
IN consequence Of the crra, pressure 10 monetary
matters, they have determined 10 reduce their rates
% 'te standard Of tie times, and vi charge, iot
Board. per dav, 81 so
Do per week, W
do ner month 81 90
Dinner, ~
HrenkC,st and Sumner zach IS
Washing per Dozen W
This watering place being 60 wet known, they
deem il altogether super1ous % describe i further
Ii IS situated 10 miles from Huntsville 60 from Flo
renee and Tuscumba, 8 from Somerylle, lao from
Tusea loosa AID so from Biount Springs.
P. T. Il g. +. MANNING.
M,y7, i640--4G-4w.
tgzj- The Tuscaloosa Flag, Montgomery Adver.
tiscr, Mobile Register, and Columbus, Miss Demo-
crai wiIl insert the aboye times weekly, and for
ward their accounts, with number Of the paper
containing the advertisement, 10 the subscribers at
Huntsville. p. I. & q. \. NJ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Trust Sale.


10y vil,ue Of deed d trust, executed os F ~
Is ding Oakley to ne, dated The sixteenth DAY o.
Nav 1910, and duy recorded in the Probate oiefk
Office VI Cktbbeha County aed i'r I'e ,i -
,hs,e,n mentoned. the subscriber sill proceed al
the dwelling house of him the aaidFleA'ng Oakley,
IN Tuesday the 9Th day oEDecember next 70 sen
to die hisics, bidder ., public auction ioE essh'
the following iaods ard peFsonsI properly % VIZ
die south ives! quarter Of sectIun 'weriy'ohe' pWh-
sh,r n.n,,een north ofrange fourteen east soo NE
north cas-, quarter Of section twcoiy-one' 1a"nshF'
nineteen, range fourteen east; also, ore negro 'Ia9
named Henry, iogetler with the following FOODS ahe
cha,,es and stock to wit: his enife f'ogH W 'i's'
supoosed TO consIs, OF twenty head ah2ca"e' sup
nosrd 10 con.is, of forty head one Wagon his en-
lire stock Of hogs, opposed 70 consist Of my head
one a., Of smil6 Toos, five feather beads and fur
nitnre, his household and kitchen furniture he,na
as trus,eeI will convey % The purchaser " Pu'c"a'
sers such ute as is vested % me
CHARLES 2. MONTGOMERY, trustee.
Jnne I3th 1900 2ew-PrL-SI2 w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
n nroporIion for erc,ltr number,

And in proportion for gre''er NUMBER
Payments may be transmitted hy mail, ~ our rst'
hostage mid. The nptes Of sny incorporated bank
IN tbe United States, current IN The section o eouIl-
tfy where a subscriber resides, viii be received bHl
when subscribers can procure me notes Of BANKS N
the Northern and Middle Steies, they viii please
send them
u5-.Nt attention tcH be paid 10 any order unie',
the ,noney accompanies H. The iow price for which
,se publish tbs paper. preeiuds' credit to any person
for IL. Therefore !, IS not worth while for any per.
son To send an order 10 Us, not accompanied BY Inc
money.
10 insure al the numbers, subscriptions should
be here by thc 18th May next, at iarlheH'
Warrington Chy, 18th April, is4o.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
ms. TATE &gWINTER.

UAVING associated l0geiher, RESPECTFULLY oheI
II their services to the public, in the various
branches Of their profession. IN Surgleal operd'
lions performed The pressure Of The tunes beng
great, her bills will be moderate Office on the cor.
1er Of Marko, and Washington streets, opposite TIE
Washington Hal
Columbus, May 23d lsi0-46tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
FOURTH OF JULY.

We sincerely hope that all the
members Of the different commits
tees appointed to arrange FOR the
celebration Of the 18th, Will pune
tually attend at four o'clock this
Evening, the meeting at the court
house.
Remember the hour. A O'Clock.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

character uhO took a CERTAIN other character INTO
an exceeding high mountain, and showed him all
the kingdoms Of the earth, and The glory thereof,
and told bin thar # be would lau down aad VOC
ship hlp, his should all be HIS and the rasco!,' .
added be, did not otrn a foot Of thsm ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Nofrat's Vegetable Life pills ana
Phoenix Bitters.
A FRESH supply Of this medicine nn r,g'''sd
4 and G,r sale by T.. A. SMITH,
Gamer Of Maine ard Market sIs. Columbus


The high and envled celebrity when lns prem
mon, rreJcne has ACQUIRED for 10 invarable efica
an Tho J,.eases which 1t PROCESSES 10 cure haH
r2,ndered the usual practice OF putting not oay I'M
necessary, but unworthy Of them. They are known
bv her fruits their rood works testify for HEM
and ibey thrge not BY the faith Of tho eretu,3Js'
~" In ali cass. q Costlyeress, Dyspepsia, Bilious
.oJ I;vs, Afeelions, Asthma, Plies Settled Pans,
phenm,tiyro Feyers AMI Agues, Obstinate Head
aches, lmpure state Of the Fluids phhesllhy ap-
oenneee orite skin, hieryous Dctlly the scsness
Organs and IN all genesal Derangeren's o hea..,,
these redcIncs have invariably proved c tu.h
and speedy remedy They restore vigorous "'"s"
wi, Mace the Life Pills and PhCnx Bltlers beyond
the reach Of competition, in the estimation Of every
n. b. None are genuine unless they have ae
fac smle Of John Mo1als signature Ao--n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

WE have received supply OF paper 81 the uIs,
w quality for Blanks, and also new type ana
are now prepared to do work IN as neat manner
as can be done in any city IN the South-- ne" VI
leans not excepted We also nave on hand -
asso,tnent Of enarneHet bronze, and plain casd'
- "a sses Ladies visiting cards executed in thc
nsaies, manner at the Once Of the Democrat
April 18th, IS40.-H.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
ExecutOrss NOtIce.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of John i.
n Park, deed, late Of Monroe county Miss, sIs
hereby required 10 make payment, and those hav-
ing, demands against H. to present them in The terms
Of the law, else this notice viii be plead in bar OF
recovery.
REUBEN Y. REYNOLDS, Executor.
May 30tn. lS40.-47-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Fran q. .Nashrlll. Union.
7CUINC DOCUMENTS.

,uh,.sbsd lie Ohio LaE for selling
VIZ, or sue and costs and Gsasfal Harm
vS,s -ss,ra,ive vote thereon, the Fedefal'sis
80 ~ 4 a SANDER. and abused Us as iorg-
7''osoSr-.I .sb0od. We then procured ihI ofhrial
e ~ he Ohio Lsgi5lGiurs ana held Il up
J'T. pass,ng oil doubt 1hsA they took
70 ns~ II hat he vote was right, and offered to
i I Ir-ssTIFY Il IN public debate And vs. nov tell
s.a,in. thai the said Journal Is IN our office
BEN . :. 10 both parties for their examination
anI ~, ~ wbo doubts call and examine II.
}" W I,I ga saw the Madison la Courier a
W. die laws APPROX Ed by Harrison for SELL
copy ~. men and whipping them Tor running a.
~ Eom heir masters, aud for requiring every
way r., members Of the Legislature 10 own a
vow "A in fifty acres Of Land, We doubted and
r 'e',,,s5 Can II be possible I'VE asked our
os ~' ,S,t any man could approve such laws L
%" , came from the Courier, endorsed by the
o o., statesman. and We gave ii to the public as
o0 aaod il, without expressing any opinion in the
.o,.s,. Again the Drawing Federalists in the
sa,,k., places pronounced us a Sunderland
=. fo,hwth wrote 10 Indiana, caused a call TO
= made on the Secretary Of that State, end re-
r,,ed rem him the following paper
AN ACT ''
surkcTISo CRIMES AND FuSIsHAzNzA
=, II. If any person shall i,rla wfully AS
r,TIT OR THREATEN ANOTHER IN
Any MENACING MANNER, or shall strike
=, wound another. be shall upon conviction there
~ h, fined IN a sum not exceeding one hundred
I,,l,rs and the court before whom such con
,etiou shall be had, may 10 their discretion
c,u,, the offender 10 enter into recognlzanc'
with surety for the peace and good behaviour for
time not exceeding enc year.
Sec. 80. When any person or persons shall
on conviction Of any crime, or breach Of any pc
nal Law, be sentenced to pay 6ne or fines witt
or without the costs Of prosecution, Il shall aL'
NAV bs lawful for the court before whom sucl
conviction shall be had 10 order the Sheriff 4
4 SELL OR HIRE THE PERSON OR PER
f SONS so CONVICTED, TO SERVICE
i TO ANY PERSON OR PERSONS WHO
WILL PAY THE SAID FINE & costs
\ for such term of time as the said court sha
Judge reasonable.
And if such person or persons so sentence
and hired or sold, shalt abscond from the serylc
Of his or her Master or Mistress, before the teri
Of such serNtude shall be expired, HE 0l
SHE, so ASCENDING SHALL, o.
CONVICTION BEFORE A JUSTICE Oh
THE PEACE, BE WHIPPED WITT
THIRTY.NINE STRIPES, and shall more
over serve two days for every one SO lost.
Sec. 81, The Judges Of the several court
Of record in this Territory, shall give this act
charge TO the Grand Jury at each and ever
court in which Grand Jury shall be sworn
JESSE B. THOMAS,
Speaker Of the II. Of Representatives.
B. CHAMBERS,
President Of the Council.
Approved 18th Sept. 1907.
N NM. HENRY HARRISON,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20


Respectfully addressed 10 w. the author Of that
segant efIuss1n Of rhyme and reason" sense aRd
continent.
Our POet's but AZ Assoc vet
About the age eaIfd grscs,
Bet when he cuts his wisdom leeia
Wiz rank with ANY ssI ! wesn.
Our poets but an assoc vet
Suh tho Others sneer and grio.
More Splendid hines than his III bel
Upon this earth have ne'er been seen.
Our poets bet an ssscs vet.
But his lines are gems | swear.
So po-tAst-ic and smooth they're writ
That to read them forces a tear.
Our poets but an assoc yet,
But he viii not long be 81,
lew more suns will rise and set
Aud he a tGR grOrn ass will grS"
Our poets but an aI'es YET,
But boHals AISLE he,
I've got his linsI, his name III get.
Sing hail 10 the brave and free"
IN praise the dear assoc Who writes poe,rs,
Though father and mother ay-nO,
He's great sssee-hes true sssts,
And worthy the praise besIow
There Is such ar nSSse whose praises shS,
III praise him mid storr1 and tempest,
long to become bird Of swift wing,
HIS Fsms to spread from east 10 west.
Such roet I've sought, and such have found,
Md sorrow I'm cheered by h's lines;
While distress aud despair run others aground
They're more cheering 10 me than tue eho'ees
OF wines.
Go on pretty poet, thy genius sull cherish,
Let nothing interrupt your sweet pen,
A fame you'l acquire which shall not perish
Till the last trump" is sounded, and not evs
| then.
This beirg a parody, have sndeavored to pr
serve not only the spirit but as far IS Praetcab'
the rhyme and beautiful language of The otsg'nu@
To- %
THE State debt Of Pennsylvania is S32, 600
| OOO---greaier than that Of any other State IN tt
Union. Loulsanu is the the next and New Yer
follows.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward.
NunaWaY in jail.

Runaway In Jail.
N WAS committed TO the jail Of Monroe
G3 county Mlss., MAY 27th l540, negro boy
VI why calls himself Billy and says he belongs
TO George Gooch Of NaicheE, said BOY is
E17vsry black, about or feet high about IS
~ or 40 years old. clothing ragged. The ow-
@@ner is requested 10 COM lorwrd prove
property pay charges and take nm away other
vie winbc deli sceording 10 lsw.
J. s. DYCHE.
Sheriff Of Monroe county Miss.
Athens May 9Th $780, SOFT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
ppoSpEClIJs FOR THE EXTRA GLOBE

The publication Of Inc extra GLoaE' will com
mence early in May, and be continued SIX months
The frat number will contain the proceedings OF the
Democratic Convention TO be held IN Baltimore The
first week in MnY, 10 nominate candidates iot ffea'
dent end Vice President Of the United States
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

THE HLRRrsHuRa CoNvESrIoN.-Ne copy
the following from the Globe. II is collated
from the speech Of Mr.. WArrsRsoS, MS delv.
cred in Congress; and as there was no denial Of
the facts by any member Of the Opposition, II is
presumed to be incontrovertlbly true. What
think Won, fellow citizens. of the assertion, that
the grea, interests of the country were repre-
scented in the Harrisburg Convention" Where
wa. the bone and sinew Of the couniry-ths Far
mers, Mechanics, and WorKingmen' Theirs
we presume, was, as usual looked upon as minor
interests, while speculation, chlcanery, deception
abolition, fraud, and gambling. were only neces'
sary 10 DO secured with the great cause Of Har
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Law Notice.

4 +. YoCNG 8 Q; 7: DLEDSoE, .iils'-
n .neys at Lac, COlGnsba' .Nississippi
Feb 70, lsSa-S4yl "A
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

tj- Persons calling lOT The above lelleTs, vii
please soy they are advertised.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

4 IsT or leusrs rsmsininr n he Pes oass At
~ Co-umhrs Ms. On - LEI ~ Inne. $50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

Jackson, Mi June IS, is40
TO- The MssiSslppian, Columbus Democrat
Grenada Reporter and Eastern Clarion Will insert
the above weekly four times.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-15
3ur ulnterbaltun9 ano YeIsbruns.
Gbre, Dem Gbre 9cbiibrt!

SoEsenoe Grddbluns eines 8erirdes,
tpel6er pabreno oes Reuolutions- .Srie9es
aemabt ,puroe, bic 9oa5e ensliibe 8lotte,
lpeltbe bamals i'm !Qafen bon yeeu Yort
lag, in bic euft III fprenssnl mag rpobl
fir bic msifen unlerer eefer nibt unlhtes
reliant fein. 8ir entlebnen iie aus elmer
yaeu 9)orfer 3eituns pom SABRE 1921, unb
elauben bic Iufnab'me eieier interefanten
s Ibatfabe Dem Inoenfen Dee mutbporltn
Sffsiers, oer bic eefabrlide grpeoition
|unternabm, lbulois Su iein:
"Geforbsn 3u epme, i'm etaat Gon'
neetieut, am 29ffen sorisen Wenatet Capt
G5ra See, 70 Sabse alt, elm Sffsier
aus Dem &spo!uticnstriese. Die britt
| Itiibe Slotte i'm Nerb- -9tiper, Der etaot
@eu BORT sesendber lag, ,pdbrene @ene-
raj @ofbinsten Die Staot beieet bitlt, lag
feesterem natiirtib uisl oaran iib oieier 9e'
| lfdbrli3en Na6barn balom6slibf su ent.
lleoisen. Gin 9err Sulbnea, BON Sap
broof, Connecticut, fpstber oas @enie ei'
mes Sulton beiaP, uerfertiote cine Wafbi-
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-15
8 roCl q Mt Il fl 8 It.

Nadbtm eer atbttarf Jobn SanFe, ,Gsq.
prtileent bet rsrftbiessnfnG curttu PONG gcm'
mou Spltae, tes brittsn &rihtste;irfe Re.
ts.sent aus ben gauntise Scrfs, Slcrttamps
ton unb $cCba, in psunIrbanieM, ,lno Nitbs
ter psr nntrihWplitben gourtsM ron Dptr
uue 9trmiusr, her risrteljabriatx Gitunatn
uns aasemciuer Sefauanis Erltc,ouna, 1T
atpahteu gaunties. rnb mattbias g. Nti>
eharo unp wiaiam Hroame, gsq'e., Nittsr
- geurteu bon Oprr unc 9tr,niuer, Der
rttljitriatn SisHnatn II. aaatmtiner 8e.
fansuie grebisuGa. fir bic Nihtuna BON
6aupts uup ameern Dsrbretbsn in ateahtem
gauntp Bute, ibrsm 8sfttl an mid ausass
fte0t baten, batirt Neabina, ben 5ten Ncct.
A. ID. lS4O, wcrin iIe cine Court bcng gcms
NOV Dlsas Der ailasmeincu picrteIjdbriatn
Gisunaen, Oper ume 3trninsr uno allarmtis
net Gefdmsni6 grlebiauns aateranmcf. fptf
dc sebalttn Yptrbsn foa 5u Neaeina, fit tis
Gauuep Bwfs, auf oen ertten nlontaa
i'm ndtbffsn Januar jtpeldbss ben 4ten bss
erfastsM Wtonate ftin Miro nno ,pslebs 3,pei
wctten bausrn Ica--
90 pirb bitrnit Ofaetrd6t ertfeilt an tsu
Geroner, bic sSriebemsriCdtrr unb gonitatel
Der aesshtu gauntp Berss : tas fte fttb III
srIasttr 3et, um 10 libr Dormittass, nit
ibren Dtr3cihniiftn Nesiltraturen, ltntsr'
imhunasn uns Graminaticnen unb alien au'
bsrn Grinnsrunaen sinsufnesn batsn,um 1cls
tht Dinse IN tbun, bic ibrsu 2emtsrn si
tbum blisssn.--Dsssisid6sn 9icjenista nfl,
e6s terbuno.u das sssen Die @efanstmem bic
in tem 6tfansnifIe ber gauntp Berfs finb,
rper bann ftin mtssn, asrihtlidb IN psrtab,
rsn, 70 pit ee rteht ftin mag.
Seinrid7 Sinrfy. gbsriH.
gbsriffs Amt, &eatins,)
Dee. IL 1S4O. AM.
"6ott erbalte Sic HpubliF T.
IS Dit 3euasn uns Snrcrs, nslete auf CT.
faatt Court Ucraelaosn fab, werhsn sriuebt,
pinftliAfet ~ tsotaebten: i'm SAT- ibrse
1usbleit.ne ptrtsn fe in Gsma6beit bes
Gsleses ha3u AeSnanaea. Sufe Inltiae ,pirr
auf brfsnpern Ssftbl Der Court tefannt ae'
maebt. sabsr aae DicrnissL pelttt es aa'
sett, f1eb barnaot tu rtdatsn batsn.
~ Dit Brisseusrid6rr burtaHs hsre aila:
~ {lmo sbrertiahisf erfuht Dsrttbt scn Ns'
eeamitantts nmb Hmefaaen an einen Der pre-
f.quirsxbsn Ianalos, pster 8ilssst nme 3
prinale Senss, Gsas. sinise Gage Ssr tti
Court ~ msdben, 70 bab Bills Sutsreits,