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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-09
FREDERICK w. BUTLERs,
DR. u q q ST,
No g Gold street Veic York $50

GOAL AFL0AT-Ninety tons Of the hest Scotch Coal
~ sale boa the shy Cassander. foot of Dover
ak dollars per ton, apply TO GLOVERS AcMURRAY,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

paper OF the 10Th Of Nav, $500, IA company With
Pickering, Tracy, sud II. G.. Ous.
THIS Feicralls, Ia the worst Of Felers.Hues--
this supporter Of lac administration al bath ho
Adan's--,h,s Office holder. Who had vthee tom
both The i,d-ul sdmlnistauous--Is very proper
D. the candidate OF modern federalism. We bod
the old federal party ra'iyns IN his favor. Dwight
Secretary OF he Hartford Convention, the a0si.cr
Of JeiIsrSua aud Madison. IS the organ Of the Bn-
ush Wing party, aud sspporls HARRISON. Gov
Ellsworth, Huntington, the newly elected Senator
and all on representatives in Congiess save Nj
4 Smith OF the Senate, are Hartford Convention
/ Fedrrlsts, and ALL save Mr. SmIh, suPpoT'e,
/ HARRISON. John {. Wright, who has HARRISON II
keeping. Is a Connecticut Federalsl Of the Hart
ford Convention stamp.
The whole Of the surviving members OF tn
Hartford Conyenhon-and the whole federal PAT
ty, under the British parry name Of Wing, sui
port HARRISON. Boston Post.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
To the Planters and Merchants @
Alabama:

ENRON the many and repeated applications
l. the Planters and Merchants Of the State.
the propretors Of Stockton, urging tie necessity
Fire p,oof Warehouse at Stockton, lor the purpu
Of storing Cotton aud Gods, have been sppoln
agent by and for the proprietor Of afording All or
portunliy to oil such as may deem it expedient,
become interested by taking stock in Comp
which the proprietor proposes 10 FIRM for that pa
pose, shall visit all the town Oh the Alabama q
Bgby rivers in the order given below, which tin
shall be prepared TO give more concise and eS
CIT view Of the subject than can be expected in 4
shape oi an advertisement.
| will be at Montgomery Hill on the o9lh Jur.
Claiborne on the Both; Barbourvile, onlhe "a } D.
morning Prairie Bluff, on the I'd July; Cahaw
on the Sd, Selma. on the 4th; Benton, on III
Lock RAMA, on the 7th; Montgomery, on the
9th; Wetumpka on the 10th and llth Tusks r
sa, on the l4lh and 18th, Columbus, Mi, on
18Th and 18th; Pickensville, Ala on the 90
GAINESVILLE, on the 2lsi; Demopolis on The -
CofeeviIle, on the 25,h and 81 Stephens on &
| the 27th July.
| The Planters and Merchants in the settemc
where have made appointments. who wish TO ha
| a Warehouse OF their owR 81 pace coAa0laiDp
the advantages Of trade, shall be pleased to ne
! Mobile, June %. SCI WARD TAYLOR
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
For The Democrat
ERpATA,

MEgsRs. EDIToRs; | find some very material
errors in your publication ofmy Address and there
fore hope you will give place. in your next, to the
following correction
For immediate, read immortal for marshes of
science, read mazes Of science !; instead Of no
evil tendency,it should be an evil tendency; tide
taken at the food, should be tide taken al the
founl; johnson, Addison, and Swift, should be
represented as speaking from their graves INSTEAD
Of their groves Tor insulated, read isolated I'd
rather been brazen gate, should be I'D rather
hear brazen cato instead Of the authors opin.
ion Of my principle, read the authors opinion Of
any principle provided all hence, should read
provided all science; Deabus is a man never
heard Of, it should be Dedalus extending bias
ting influence, should be exertlng blasting IN
HIence for all since affords, read all science at.
forGs.
There are several other bot small erroTs,whch
| | baye not here noticed. Yours sc.
J. WOODBURY. HOSklNS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
MNrsllal's Sale.

lhos y Enos T. Flewe.en J On ais f, f.. I, Nov
| No 1901 rs teraFlsia, circoi, curt
Erastus r. Strickland JUS southern u. Nj.
by virtue Of the alnve specified writ, to me dl.
- rectcd from tho honorable Circuit co1ri of tho
United States for the Southern District of Mi,ss.
supp, wall sell on Monday the 9Th day OF August,
1910, at the Courthouse Of Winston county The
following described property, 10 Wit East half OF
section 49, township Is, north Of range ~ east
Levied ON as The property of said defendant to 81
usIy tue above named execution and all cost.
ADULPHUS &. WEIR
AIaShal n. Dist. MI
By 10. ". CARROLL. Deputy
Ju4 |, 1870. s2l6 b fee 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
From the Mlssissppiao
NORTH MISSISSIPPI WIDE AWAKE
THE epirii Of He PeoDle is mn

The 8pTti o he Peopie Bup
We have lately seen and conyersed with num-
Der Of gentlemen from this section Of the State,
and numerous letters which we daily receive, all
tend to confirm the truth of their statements, that
the federal whg party are doomed to ato'al over.
throw at the approaching Presidential election
Our correspondents assure US ,bst we shall carry
every county IN the Chchasow cession, with, per.
haps, the SOLITARY exception of PonoIa--and IN
Tlshemiugo, Tlppah, Marshall, Iawarnba and
Chickasaw, particularly, our majorliies Will be
sweeping, lndeed--outsulppn by far those CIV
en- at any previous campaign. The candid, tenn
perate, and discreet portion of the Wig party
have become Disguised at the hard cider and
log cabin' freaks; they look upon these attempts
to gam votes and hoodwink the people, as unbe.
coming party TINT claims all the decency and
| all the talents" Of the country. We understand
that Maj. Barton one Of the republican electoral
candidates will speedy take the field, and address
his fellow cuzens IN the northern counties Of the
| State upon The subject Of the next Presidential
election. The Democracy is beginning to move;
the spirit Of whlggery is ciesi-lalIen-Iho shout
Of the multitude Is dying away-tho adcaptaa-
| dun catch phrases of the party can no longer de-
| ude-sensIble men will not swallow the gded
bait Every thing looks bright, aud is brighten
| ing loi The democratic cause-all that Is neces-
sary for the success Of correct principles Is
| free discussion and the dissemination OF pol,.
cal intelligence among the people The Adranes
Guard Of Democracy and tbs Extra Globe will
effect wonders. The light Of truth will shine
with refugcnt splendor. Who doubts the sue
cess Of the democratic ticket IN Mississippi when
we have every thing to inspire US IN the approach
ing conflict Depend upon it, we shall lay out
the wings as cool as a 'uago" IRE next Noyem-
Der. Our cause is The cause Of uuth--oi Llber-
iy--of equalny--of universal lfeed1m-and the
rights Of man. II must Succesd--DENocRAcY
| IS INvINcIBLE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
To the EIectOrs.Of the State I'm.

To the EIectOTs,Of the State OF Mi.
FELLow CrTIzESs.-Having been induced 10
present myself before you IN the aiiituds Of a
candidate Tor the ofies Of Treasurer Of lAs slsls.
! deem Necessary 10 make known ny political
creed. have ever sspoussd the eaHse Of Dem
octacy, believing It 70 be the most Conducive 10
to the happiness d free and saiighieued pee
PIE, and to The PeTPslasiOn Of that Government
which has 50 long attracted liz yeaeEsiloa and
applause Of the surrounding nations u The earth.
/ No personal consideration apart from thai Of
lellOw-citzen. has called me 10 the field. Be
hev'ng the office (Which our distinguished friend
aud servant, Dir. Williams, was compelled By the
fatal stroke OF death to abaadon,l 10 be Que Of
the highest consideration. and thai is duties
should be discharged with prompt lmpariialily,
have been persuaded 10 take the FIELD Should
YOU think proper Fellow citizens. TO elect me. can
only promise an uallrng zeal and faithful discharge
of those duties which viii necessarily deyo,, .
upon Your Fellow ciuzsn,
ROWLAND JETFERsoS EpNoSps.
Cbosidr agency M,ssisnppi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

Il is nov established beyond question that
Vim. II. Harrison was Black Cockade FEEDER.
allst Of the days Of the elder Adams II is stated
that he returned 10 Cincinnati from Congress, IN
the days oil the alien and sedIiIon Iaw,"lib black
cockade IN bis bat
He received has appointment from the elder
Adams, and has admitted as late as 1876, IN a
debate with John Randolph, thai be was a sup
porter Of that Administration. HIS speech adj
mating Il, Is PubilsAsd by Gales and Seaion, Of
tie Intellgencei. =,
The editor Of the Aurora, Col Duane, then the
leading Democratic EDITOR dsnoUnces hlV IN DE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
NInrShnIs sale

Peter r. DAVIS lvsui. E1p. TO
" ham p. Amp and surs,es. isso.
VILLAIN F0acr 90 Nenda Esp 70 Dec
r. Il. Long and sur,tcs,)
James Bentley, } q, 81
William D. AIMS aud Others, O''' 's'"' lsAS.
Dl virtue OF The above specified wtts and others.
- T. me directed rom the honorable District
Court ol the United States, for the Northern Dis
u'ct of MrssSsppi, vii sell nm Monday he 27tt
day Of July, lst0, At The Court House OF Lownic,
CaunIy the following described lands Ia wu: ID,
south hai oi section twenty four, the uarth cas-
quarter aud east hafot the north ives, quarter u
scclicn twenty FIVE, bslng IN iaEashp eighteen
north " range ,,Nireh east, being IN LoWnles cuuu
~, aSo, the west hai Of Sccltnn twenty FIVE; tir
aoTth hall o. section thirty five. the wts half OF tn
noElh west quarter Of section thirty sly, tie ives
haH OF The south west quarter, Of section twtnt
Three, all IN township nineteen. north Of range sew
/ en'een east Also eighty acres OF land IA sccto
twenty sSyen, running for ulle nurih and santl
On the whole length 0f the sec hpn oa the easter
boundary Of section twenty Seven and as Tar wei
as 70 embrace The said eighty acres, in same tow
snip and range, together with HE embemouls on
appersenances thrteunlo belonging Also the la,iov
lng described lot situated and being n the tngn
C",umeus, 10 the State Of Mississippi, lhlrty io,
'ett on Market street, commencing at point TIVE
| ~ two ieei from the north east corner of slua
number two, north of Nam street, AMI rnnnil
southardly lhuiy fur teei along Market sue,
thence westwa'diy ninety iect. thence norlhwaui
th,rty four lect parallel with Market street. then
easlwardy ninety Ieet to the place of b'giunir
beng The BRICK office occupied by defendant, "
ID. AIMS, and ot adjoining on the south.
Levied On as the property Of WIN. ID. AIMS q
ol SAID defendants, 10 satisfy the above named c,
p cutions aud all cost.
9 ADCLpHUS G. WEIR,
i Marshal n Dist. Mi
i by T.. II. AptrS. Deputy.
June 2Tth lsI0.--5l 5w. fpr. fee sol OC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

me b.L What does these votes impari. DO ,hey
not carry something more potent than -erc p-oies-
>''Ts -d'i hey not carry Arguments that cannot Be
reiuied-Jearin, The &" ear mlrAs" Of F,lsraI. su
- laie.b'y Impressed that time can never erase H.
\ corresponding move was made 20 Jhe House Of
Representatives on his question. aai here are re-
corded the names OF lhose who voted against t.
Those IN jtaacs are democra,s--lhs remaining a
are wings.
MessTs. John Q. Adams, Heman Allen, Ja-
/ stph .faihony, Jeremiah Bailey. William h.
/ Bond, Nathaniel B. Borden, George Briggs
/ William Il. Calhoun. Timothy Childs. William
Clark, Joseph Ii. Crane, Samuel Mason, iona
than McCariy, Thomas W. L. Mckeunan, Ma
thias Morris, James Parker, Daiss ]. Pearcs
Caleb Gushing, Edward Darlington. Harme
Denny, George Evans. Horace Everett, PhllO {
Fuller George GrInnell, j.. Htand Hall, G,deoI
Hard James Harper, Abner Hazeltne, Stephei
I. Philips, David Potts, lr. John ReSd, pay,
Russell, HilliGm Siam, William Sade, Josep
Henderson, William Hester, Samuel Hoar, VIII
lam jackson, Henry +. Jones, Benjamin Jons'
John Laports, ABBOT LAWRENCE, Georg
, " Lay, Lew Lincoln, Thomas c, Love, job
Thomson, Joseph II. Underwood, Samuel /
Nmion Elisha Nhlulesey, Lewis Williams.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
State of mississippi, Itawamba co

ITNHE honorable Probate court Of said county
at special term OF SAID court, holden at The
The court house ~ The town Of Fulton, on Saturday
lhe 9Th day oil June, 1870, the undersigned, Nancy
smith and Samuel w. Smith, were by said couT.
duly appointed Administrative and administrator oil
all and singular the goods, chattes and credits OF
Stephen ". Smith, deed. iae Of sad county ana
40 scb ATTAINED letters OF administration OF the date
afaresa,d now, therefore, ail persons having claims
against tine estate Of the said deceased, will hereby
lake notice to present the same duly authenticated
or allowance within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred all persons indebted &c
said estate are hereby requested TO make payments
without delay to the undersigned.
NANCY SMITH, Admx.
SAMUEL w. SMITH, Adm'r
IuneIs, ls4o 52'6 IPr fee 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
A Proclamation.
by alexander G.. .nc.Nmn, Governor Of TIE Stat
Of Mi.rIaalarl

BIZ Hereunder e.. .Mc.NMi, Governor Of TIE State
Of Mi',,sslppi.
WllEREAS, It has been satisfactorily rep
w resented TO the Governor OF this State, that
on or about the 22d day Of March, A. ID. 1910,
Valentine Solzefesldng 10 the county Of Kinds
IN said State, did wlllully murder Patrick Gala.
han, aud is now fugitive from justice, and,
whereas, justice and humanity as well Us the safe
~ OF society require that the sand Valentine Sto'ze
should be brought to trail do therefore issue
this, my Proclamation. offering reward OF three
hundred dollars to any person OF persons who
may opprehend aud secure N any la in the Uni.
ted States Of America the SAID Valentine Soze
and do moreover require all Objects, both civil
and military, to aid aud assist IN bringing said Of
fender to answer the charge made against him.
Given under my hand and the greu
seal Of the State, at the city Of Jackson
this fifth day of June, IN The year Of oul
Lord ono thousand eight hundred ant
iorIynnd OF the sovereignty Of tho Stat,
Of Mississippi the woniy.ihlfd.
A. G. McNUTT.
BY the Governor,
TnoMAs Is, WOODWARD, Secretary State.
June 8, ls40-52-iw.
DTscRIPTIoS '--StoltZo Is a stout man. about
foty-siS years Of age; very square shouldered :
dark hair and little gray very heavy built, and IS
supposed to weigh l65 to 1870 lbs he has q bro
| Their in Cincinnati, aud friends in Ono, aud IS We
| ry well known N Vlcksburg.
The Free Trader Vlcksburg Sentinel, Colum
bus Democrat Louisville Advertiser New Or
leans Times, and San Louis Courier, Texas, vii
insert the above weekly four times.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

FAcr.-One Of the gentlemen while discuss.
ing The topics Of the day at the cabin, SAID he ne.
yer referred 10 documents as evidences because,
says be, am atoays wOrsicdi A modern wing
IS like the Frenchmans Aee-call him TO put his
finger on what he assert as truths, and he AMI
hare. 1t was so IN this case, the gentleman
went to place his finger on some recorded fac
that he had just related, opened the document
'Irned over the leaves, and ii posnt thare
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
slHl7HH -
Notice.

TTNO all persons having charge Of paupers Tor the
Il county OF Lowndes or for the corporation, that
the poor house ready for The reception oil the
poor and all those that have any paupers IN charge
will bring them in, as no further expense viii be
paid Tor keeping them from the 9th DAY Of july,
Is40. The undersigned are Committee appoint
ed by the Board OF Pose for Lowndes county tic
receive the same.
ELI ABBOTT,
r. NJ. TALLAFERR0.
=. Is. WADE,
July llih, lsBo.-l-N Commissioners,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

t~jj- The Argus says that there we're about 500
people that attended tie meeting on the End
Wonder if The editor counted the nosesl A
friend Of ours says that in and oul Of the caJin
there were not over 800, and about one third of
them were sound old Republicans that IN.
der any circumstance could never be induced TO
vote for Harrison or his principles lrhe has any
they know him too we'll
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

LOUISIANA ELEcrIoS.-The election tor members
OF congress, aud representatives, in the legislature,
took place in Louisiana on Monday last, We shall
get The result in few days The wings at pre-
sent, have the Governor Of the State, majority OF
the Legislature, aud tho three members To Congress.
We should not be surprised To hear tina! the tables
have been completely turned sgainst Them and that
they have lost the legislature aud two members Il
congress. few more mails from the south will
bring us the result We look 10 il with confident
Eope--lor gain, we may; but lose, we cannot
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

" The address on our first page Of Messrs
Jameson Boyd SC. to their constituents is wor-
thy the serious attention of every southern man;
il presents the startling fact, that while Harrison
will not make any new expression of opinion up
on the subject Of slavery for the public eye''
he and his friends are secretly counting the sup.
port Of the northern abotonsts. Read, and
ponder
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
A Proclamation.
BIZ Iicraader q. .Nc.Natt, Governor otthe State Q
Mississippi


Mississippi
"HEREAS, uhas been satisfactorily repre-.
w scented to The Executive of this State, that
Daniel Beasley charged with having telonously
stolen negro slave IN the county u Copah, has
forfeited his recognZanco and Is now fugitive
from justice and, whereas, the safety Of society
requires that the said Daniel Beasley should he
blought TO trial. do therefore issue this, my
Proclamation, offering reward Of three bundled
dollars 10 any person or persons who may appre-
bend and secure ia any jail IN the United States
Of America, tho said Daniel Bcasley. And do
moreover require all officers both clvll and militia.
" to aid aud assist 10 bringing said offender 10
answer the charge preferred against him.
Given under my hand and Tho great
seal Of the State, at the city Of Jackson,
this 9th day Of June, IN the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for.
~, and Of the sovereignty OF The State OF
Mississippi the lveniy-thud.
A, &. McNUTT.
BY the Governor.
Thomas Il. WOODWARD, Secretary Of State.
June II, lo4J-4w-52.
DEscnIPTIoN ;-Beasly IS about thirty years
Of age, s feet OF inches high, light hair, blue
eyes, stammers slightly IN conyersalIon,bui speaks
with rapidly when not suffering heavy bHlt ;
has down look and has lost tooth or two N
10 front dresses pdiGcrenily, and IN common
homespun clothing.
The Free Trader, Vcksburg Sentinel, Co.
Iumbus Democrat, New Orleans Times, San
Louis Courier, Texas, will insert the above week
~ lou, times
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

MORE LIeHr!-We learn from the last Misss.
slppan, that three new Democratic papers have re-
Gently been established in The State. The "Souietn
Journa," at Monticello, Lawrence county, NJ. Il.
Smith, ESQ. Editor; the Southern Mercury al
Holly Springs, by Edward Curtis, Esq; and the
"oIye Branch" at Oxford La Fayete county, by
d. F. Cushman, Esq. Ia addition, we have the
| pleasure 10 notice the revival of the Mississippi
lnteligencer," at Ponloloc, after suspension o
just one year. The editor fights with increase
zeal in the cause. Give us your hands, brother la
| borers in the cause of Democracy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11

BANKRUPT LAw.--The bill to establish uni.
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United
States was ordered to be engrossed IN the Sen.
ale, on the oath ult, by the following vote
YEAS Messrs. Clay of Kentucky, Clayton,
CHttenden, Davis, Dixon, Henderson, Hunting
ton knight, Merrck, Mouton, Nicholas, NorveIl,
Phelps, Porter. Ruggles, Smith of Indlanna,
Southland, Tallmadge, Walker, Webster White,
VILLAINS, Wright and Young--24.
NAYs--Messrs. Allen, Anderson Benton
Brown, Buchannon, Calhoun, Clay of Alabama
| Cuthber, Fulton, hubbard King, Linn, Lump.
KIN, Pierce. Prcniiss, Preston, Roaue, Robinson
Smith OF Conneccu'' STANCE, Sturgeon, Tap.
pan, and Wall--23.
The ultimate passage Of the bill is considered
very doubtful.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
ADcLPHUS G. WEIR,

by f. II. AptrS Deputy.
June 2TIh ls40.--5l 5w. fpr. fee sol 90
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I'm W,ittmoh otn lsfcn Slopsmker, tnrt
ccu gtrm. srN. Sraueis t. D1ariebsG, 5r.
Sturp =. elap nit 1)ii6 Anna Nitnsr, ttIcr
pcn Ncapln9.
-am Scnntaa pcn 22fsn Slpp. rurb osnfsls
fen 6crr Sotn @. Srons, @ttncipcr, nit
Dfls O1arp glap, bclce BON Hsabins.
Am l4tsn 0top., purtb ben gbrip. Germ
Daniel &6blsr su Sustaun, 6srr SamueI
Sdmsier nit Dtib etbcr Cor, bsipe pom
23inr]er.
--an I5;,n Slop. 5crr Stbn 5srrinA nit
DnB anbia 9sorse, bsies BON Waratamnp.
ourb Scn gbrrp. 6rn. 1Sm pauli: an,
26fsn Slor, Gerr SeorAe Urmtrtitcr nit
Dls Dlarla Ioam, pru Winrirr.
-am 2SNen, Ssrr Spnas BrcBIsr nit Wis
|ellatctb Ster, ron Winpior.
-am fen 9reemt'r, Strr Siaae Sebler init
OliE gatbarina wristl Won emmru
--am Gtcu See., 6rr Sohannrs 5,p ben
pouepIlle, mit1Das D|msaretha Srane,
pen Stcaplna
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SGerifs @eritsi9ernn3en
Stetnibsr Is.
GieoenDem Giaentbum.

Eraft UerEttiebener ietrlft!icter Spfeble b.
Srnritlcni grponas unD seuArt Satas, al
mid seriettet foil psreauft wrrben, Ontts
,pcebs Cen 93fen December, Inn ! tbr Slads
mittass, All bsm Safbaufe BON 0anielSratf
III womclebcrf, Serts Saumtp, eas foI9enos
llearnoe Giaentbum, ndmlltb:
Cine seDlHe Wobnnna unb Strieb $anb,
aeleaen in Josipelbcrs Saunihlr, trIaster
gauntp, ttoffsno an &ano BON Sobn Sod,
Safsb YIiuter unb gifsHS6melses$anp; snt.
baItsne snsi buncert unc Itstenaia Afsr.
Sie @ebdups ftno s,pei einitot,ste Slc6s
wobnbaufer. mo 3tpsi Slef Sebsnsrn, ein
ttsintrnes Brsnnbaus uno Sprinsbaus, nit
elmer nirfeblenotn Qnsae nabs bel Der 3bhre;
netit nod anbsrn Ntbeasstanotn uno e,nen
Obltaartsm.
etsnfaIs, CUR islben 3cit unb Ort, sine
aewiOe wobuuus uno Sthf $anc, Selcaen III
9ulpebcfcn saunihip, Serfs gauntp; ent:
baltsno fiuf uno feb5is afsr sutrs 8au'
lamb, arensenb I'll $ano pon Seor9 Xarisr,
Fauna Stbdfer, gaIpar Nseo nno oen :lnl'
on Canal. 2luf Dem $ance tefineet Nb Gin
,msilttfistes Blrfbaue. cine Sdtntr mt
Scberbaus, Elm waihbaus nnt eth itelner'
uss 6aus am Union Canal.
gbsnfalis, stpa letbsis N6er, mebr obrr
wsniser. in erIaatem 9annitbip, 9rsn;eno an
tano bon Scbm $eis ODER uoan, &inser, &nB
Seora &apier uno ben unipn Canal. UuI
oenleIben 1T srriebtst Gin spsiitof.9tes Slod
Wobnbaus, Blo6fbsusr, Sprinsbaus uas
anbsre SlsbtastbdMos. Oits TT 9utss Dau'
] laAb.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-15
December, 8.
Orcne femofratiihe
Gte0eS=Syeter.

Slt SarriIons0emctratsn BON OiFrft mnp
ben hsnabSarteR 3annfblrs IN 8crtsgaun.
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OicIe Demofraten.
December 8. 2m,