davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10

A Court ef Pro6ats holden at Harwinson,
 within and for tue pisirict of HGSwinto,,, Osc
 the 26th day of August, 1S4O:
 Present, Abvah CGtlin, Esq. Judge. iNNHIS Court doth doth direct the adminis- -A trator on the estate of SHEhpoN CATLIN |, late of Harwinton, in said district, deceased. .. represented to be insolvent, to give notice to all persons interested in the estate of said de- ceased, to appear (if they see cause) before September, at one o'clock P. M. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commission CTS on said estate, by posting said order of notice on a public signpost in said town of Harwinton nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt,and by advertising the same in newspaper published in Litchfield. Certified from Record.
 IA JOSHUA WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10

Ala Court of Probate holdcna at Winchester, ,,oihin
 and for the District of Winchester, On Ike 29th
 day of August, A. D. 1S4O:
 Present, Gideon Hall. Jr. Esq. Judge. nN motion of B. B. Rockwell, one of the O Executors of the last will and testament of REUBEN ROCKWELL, late of Colebrook, within said district, deceased, this court doth decree that six months be allowed the cred itors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said executors, after they shall have given public notice of this order, by advertising the same in a newspaper published in Litchfield, and by posting the same on a public signpost in said town of Colebrook Certified from Record.
 IA Attest. GIDEON HALL, Jr. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10
BRIGADE NOTICE

Tt1th Brigade Connecticut Ifilifi0. Quarters, Furnace Village, Sept. l, ls4o.
 nE p.;'o%e several II Regiments comprising this and iteview at the times and places follow ing, to wit:
 The 18th Reg't Infantry at Southbury, on the 18th September-I6th Infantry and 3d Cavalry at Litchfeld on the 16th-2lst In- fantry at Winsted on the 1Nh-and 18th h. fantry at Salisbury on the 18th.
 Per order of Gen. Fre,l'k Phelps. IA ]. LAWRENCE, Brig. Or. Maste~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10
F~ MARBLE. u@1

@ MA MARBLE. -aA THE subscriber would respectfully inform II the citizens of Litchfeld, and the public generally, that he has commenced the busi- ness of Stone Cutting, one door north kinds of GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, TABLES, &c. &c. to order and at short notice. N B. He intends keeping on hand rari- <ty of Marble, that those wishing 10 purchase can have the opportunity of selecting to suit their own taste.
 SIMEON s. PATTERSON. IiicSfelI; June 4, 1S40. 1yl
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10
N O'TECE.
Wagons and Carriages.

Wagons and Carriages. 7NHE subscriber has now on hand, which -A he offers for snle cheap for cash, or cre- dit, two full plated Buggies, number of steel spring Wagons, several fine Wagons near ly completed, which may be finished to or- der, q second hand Chaise, in good repair, together with number of articles in his line of business. Call and see, and you shall be accommodated at your own price.
 Repairing, as well as other kinds of work done to order at short notice.
 AMBROSE NORTON. LitchfeId, Aug. 27, l94O. I3
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10
Water Cement.

FOR sale, by the barrel or less quantity. A :lnquire at ., MORSE &ICAMP'S.
 Litchfeld, August 2. l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10

c " The next monthly meeting of the Lich6eld County IemPeTdnce Society will be held at Wincbes' ter' on the fourth Tuesday in Spp'"her at 10 o'clock A. M. H. BALDWIN Secretars
 Washington, Aug 28, lS4O. >A''
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10
BRIGADE ORDERS.-

BRIGADE ORDERS. Si1th Brigade Connecticut NfiIitio.
 Head Quarters, Furnace Village, Sept. 4, ls4O. DIETER W. Mnhs, Esq. of Kent, is appoint I cd Brigade Inspector, and will be obey cd and respected accordingly.
 IF By order of Gen. Fred'k Phelps. 10 ]. LAWRENCE, Brig Or. Master.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10

SG The editor having gone ont pilgrimage taFa- nuel Hall and Bunker Hll-the places where resist ance to tyranny was early manfested-our readers will excuse any errors or omissions which he may discover on this page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10

A N assortment of Ladies' Slippers and oth "A CT SHOES, cheap, at
 June lS. N. H. NORTH & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10

DIED,
 In this town, on the 2Sth Aug, Harriet F. White. aged 10 years, daughter of Widow Lois White, of in New-Preston, on the 29th nit. William Lyman, son of MT William Ox. of New-York, aged fl mos In Greenwich, parish of Horseneck, Rev. ISAAC LEWIS, D. D, aged 94 years mouths and 26 days ,hr Lewis was the oldest Congregational Clergyman in the sae and the oldest graduate of Yale College consequently his testimony often called for by npolicants for pensions
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10
CO1g9aty CO1sUe1ettOsa.

aT A mass Convention of the Wings of the County of Litchfeld will be held at Lichfield on Wednesday the SOth of September inst.
 sE. CHAMPION BAcoN,1 Wkig NATHANIEL PERRY, County
 CHA's F. SEDGwICK, } Committee. L'tchfeld, Sept. 5, le4O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10
MARRIED.

MARRIED, In this village. on the 9th inst, MT. Elias P. Ward to Miss Harriet l. Stone.
 In Salisbury, on the lst inst. MT. Richard M Hart. of Edinburg Portage county, Ohio. 10 Miss Sarah AvcrI, daughter of Mir. Nathaniel P. Averill. In Bristol, MT. Asa c. Russell, of Ct. Burlington, 10 Miss Czarina Elizabeth, daughter of Jared w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-10

.-. FOR. PRESIDENT, WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
 OF OHIO.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN TYLER, OF VIRGINIA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

STATISTICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND Ireland
BY order Of the House of Commons, a return has
been made containing six several accounts relating
to the trade and navigation OF the United Kingdom
for the year ending January s. 1910, compared with
the year ending January S, 1889. These accounts
are-ls, Of the imports Of the principal articles of
foreign and colonial merchandise; 3D. of the exports
such articles 3d. of the exports of the principal
articles of British and Irish produce and manufac-
ture; 4th, of the gross and net produce OF customs
duties; 9Th, the number and tonnage of vessels en-
tering inwards and clearing outwards exclusive of
coasting vessels; 6th of the number and tonnage of
coastng vessels.
By the first of thsse accounts it appears that the
gross amount OF duty received the imports of the
principal articles of foreign and colonial merOhan-
disc, was as follows:-
1899 822,966,2l4
1910 % 27S,0S9
Selecting few of the articles of the most general
interest, with the quantities entered for home con-
sumption, the following comparison is shown
Imported. Home Com
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

Tur ROYAL MARRrAG E.--IIer majesty never
looked so pretty since she has been crowned
queen" as in the simple and becoming attire OF
bride So wore no diamonds or ornaments oil any
kind on her head save the veil, and wreath OF
orange blossoms winch had great many small bright
green leaves intermixed with IL. Her majesty wore
her hair too in different manner TO which she mas
been accustomed, and which became her infinitely
more Instead Of having il braided fiat to her face,
as seen in all her portraits, the braid was fuller, and
projected from the face something IN the way that
Fanny Kemble rendered fashionable for short time,
ONLY wore lower down on the face. The bridal veil
passed behind each braid over the chest, reaching
below the waist; il did not cover the shoulders or
the back part Of the head at all. Her majesty wore
an immense pair Of diamond earrings and diamond
necklace. The wreath was worn rather backward
on the head. The Cobourg princes and suite all
appeared in dark blue green uniforms, except
Prince Ernest who wore light blue; so that Prince
Albert in his scarlet feldmarshaPs coat cut very
good figure among them, and was at once distinguish
ed Prince Ernest was dress d ia an uniform SINH.
lar 10 that worn by East Indian cavalry, but by
no means so handsome; light blue trimmed with red
and ornamented with silver lace, with small brass
helmet with red top, we're the principal features
of his serene higbpess's costume. The Duke Of Co
bourg honored his son's nup,ials by appearing 10
Great Jack boots, as did several Of the counts and
barons. with unpronouneabls nance, who composed
his suite and that Of his son. Prince Albert ore
knee breeches and elk stockings, with the diamond
garter bueked round his left knee the diamond star
and the eweled badge suspended from the enamelled
collar-the cost Of the collar slo re was $500. The
Queens manner when she left Buckingham Palace
calm, though evidently so by an effort, and she
did not trust heiseto meet the gaze Of such portion
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

0urtb BEN ehrp. j9rn. e. II. DauI am
24lttn 9ldr5, 9crr >eri >aufeb nit No1i6 O1as
tia 8eder, bon saneaitcr go,-am 2tsn9rs
fee, 5r. Daniel 8con Don Gumvn, init NlB
Gliiatetb Serrrlet Don Olcp-am stem, 6r.
0aniel Santl NIT I1i6 gatbarue Gapasc,
ppn 8ern.
9urdb ben ebr,r. 6rI. Sdssr am 26tsn
O1drH l6r. 2tmcs Sebreorr init Wlib Olarla
Belea, Ssioe Won @lbanD.
Ourb Den ehrm. Sru. G6Qcr I'm Atm
Oieiee, Ser Otruben Nobams nit 9Jli6 Wlas
ria H!tbaus, beies bon Mlaieentrict-nm S.
ten, 81. 9apip Scfnsr NIT 9lib Gnisnna
Sietcr, belize bpn Wtarata,pnp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

meinsilti9es Rsbt biniitbtlid Der Ser
binolirbfeiten Don 3eitunss Subtribcnten
nieoer9ele9t: 10 8enn Elm Subieribent
auf eine 3eitun9, cie1elbe abbeitat, fpl-
be miro aber nIbts eeitopeni9er nod in
teiner ssobnun9 selafen, 70 it, in Gr=
man9'luns zines 8eseabeipeifes, Die Ser=
mutbun9 beertinoet, Dap Die 3eitun9 auf
SeitelIuns oee Subfcr.benten, uno auf
Elm Serlpre6en oofGr st beSobten, ab0e.
liefert muroe. p Benn fir ienono bon
Sag gu Gag cine 3eitun9 in ieinem Sc
ibaftstpfale 9elofen wiro, nit leinem
0Slhen uno Ssillsn, isood obne Ien aus
ordefllbe5 Serloneen, unb wenn man
Gruno bat gu slouben oob oies in Der
Welnuns scfheben iei, oerielbe Iei Eubs
ierlbent uno tperoe ooftir be5oblen, 70 lou
er oerbunoen iein, bofllr 6u be5ablcn.
9clf5 Statt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
80 q cl> ! / Il, t

2llIe biejcniocn ipclde ncb it>nIpia
Ilno an ble Oruderei oeS ,,Serfs
Ganntp Noler" Doer uYerfs GounIp
Gcmpfrat", fnuneu on oeu uutet-
lcbrlebcnen, luohnhaft am Sd Der
Wenn- uno fIebenteu Str0iIe, abte-
5ablen, S,rlihen nun uno bcn liten
ndt)ifen Sum oeuu Eatb rem liten
JnnI lueroeg Die 0lther tincnl Srlc-
pen6rtcbter 5un @tutrciteN l,ber8sbsu
lper6en.
Solepb Il uSaier.
&saoina, WIaS IT. BY.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Im 2litsn Olars, in Brrn saunlttip, piss
fem gauntp, Saecb Sebncierr, i'm 58fen $cz
ben6jabre.
Im 3OiIrn Dldrs al oct 4usRbruNa,
9anna Sictrih, Ien Ypu GrinwiGb 3aun,
itbp, eiciem Gauntp,m ihrem 6Ofsn <gbsns.
jabre.
Sn Scrnoillc, an fen Npril, am Share
la6fctsr, 5armonp, 3Udter BON G. s.
8rcfwap, i'm alter som sSabrsn uno Is
Sa9en.
Nm lrstsn gamitas, gbsiltlan wci5d,
bon gumru 9aanf6ip, piefem garntp, i'm
54tsn $sbensjabre.
Im 26ttcn W?ars, in ghciter gauntp, Saz
ra wsip, ,&attin BON Ooftor penrolc @sis
lp nno Sobter bon GscrSe Hca9an, eeq. in
ibren bcltcn Sabrcn.
I'm sSitsn D1arh in Slen Seriep, elIa
@crpon, gsq. Batter bon Daoo s. Goroon,
esq. BON pieIctn Ort, i'm 1ltcr bon 81 Sab
rem.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
(2lus eem Bateslssoefrcms.)
% q 6 fra sc.
$50 1T Sobannes @eeaer

Oie lsntcrfdriehsue tpinltbt febnlihlt
Siabrttbt ben ibren oteuaenannttn Srnper
3n erbalten. Oerfclte lit aus 9antenporf,
i'm Sbfram; gBIlnsen, &6nlsrseb g8artcms
terA unc lpaHncrt IN 1917 nah beu Der.
Staaten. CIR gina fosam na6 &anaba ,uno
ieitpcm bar l!ntrrltbricbeuc pltats meiter vcn
ibm erfabren. Grines Gewerbes III CT ein
Olaurer. gr icltit, oper jepsr Wlericben
freuno,o oer glacbritbt ltber Icinea AMfentbalt,
>etrn ober 3Or Seben Fam, bcliebe ~ lebreis
ben an
gbrntiana 9RartcnEura, aeborne m. Bacr.
Canton 50. y. Starf Go. Dbic.
2!prl, IA.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

i1Icrfphrei3c Docbe.-Sn einer altsn
3stun9 fnben mir felacnre Seihrsibung eiz
Rsr msrfmNrOi9en GSSde:
stm Samifa9 itarb meins 8rau,
2lm Sennta9 ware fe beSrabsn
I'm Mcrta9e 9in9 iD ouf6 8rsien aus,
2!m Oenfa9 murae idb perbsiratbtt
2tn NEjtt!pob itabt ieb Elm Yfcre,
Sm 9cNnerita9 marr id3 9sfan9cn,
Nm Sretas murre th sum 500 psrurtDsilt
@nl San1ifa9 miro man MIDI banaen
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

seSen Sinisnbun9 rcs Setra9s bci Der &es
ttsllns-ScrRnu9etriten pprto nnp nsl.
wrrben auNerpem beretbnet.
lin glteru nno >ebrern cine llsbrrittbt Der
Neietbaltaeeit biefes ,pertbpclicn QDertes
5u seten, fclst bier cas- SnbaItspsrseitbaib
umo man fam feb ihen rarans cine Dor:
ttelluns MAIDEN, spiepicl Stcf i'll einem Su.
tbe bon 3l2 @eiteu i'll 9rpb Octap entbdlt,
in prsfamer Nue,pabl sniammsnseoranst 1T.
CT 1T ein SebaB fir Sthule unc l5ans unc
icllte III lsber peutiben Samilie anSutrsfen
iein; es fibrt ZEN Slemsn & inoer frsunp
NIT pollen Nccbte, 70 pie aub Der gr,pachs
niue siel Gutes uno Ndell6ss paraus !rrs
nen tGnu.
Jnbalt:
L. &ur3e Sdse ,ur Gr,pefnns tr @nfs
merflamteit unr res Wat6Senfens.
Q. Gr5ablunsen ;nr Sef6rreruna anter
Gs1lanuusen uns sur Sebarfuas bes Sers
itanpss 1. Sie unsescsencn &inocr. @.
Die Serluhuna. 8. Sir ible Sewrbnbsit.
4. Die tlcinen Oiebe. s. Der 2a9eoieb.
6. Der tleine 9sr(bwencsr. Z. 0as
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
cS1 SSnltirnnrp hat iirh haS (3srtirf,

Sn Baltimore bat iicb oas @eritbt
perbreitet, oob Der britiitbe @eionote in
8aibin9ton, feline Sdiie perlon9te. Sb
oieie5 8cra0t 9e9rinoet iei, mub fib
balo enti6eioen. 9Sa6 mir un6 jebocb
nicbt uerDeblen oiirfen, it Oct lt!nlfauo,
oob Gn9lono mebr at6 9eip6bnlibe 3uri
ffun9en in ieinen norcamerifoniIben Ss
fisun9cn mo6e, un0 oob Sriefe in Die
9QnOe pon uniern Seb0roen fiel, :, nor.
aus unpioerfpre0licb berpor9ebt, boB Die
fanaoiitben Seomten Die 9rcns Snbianer
sum Sample su oin9en fu1en fir Den
Sal zines SrieseS. ib.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
OeIeI( >2lun6(llno.

Ois bicr;mcor bsitanssns @oanoluna uus
ter ret Strma pcn $ 6effncr umo Nfens
g c I, su ten SiufiEs errinss. nnb N7 en-
asl unp Sc f ner, ;u Mpb:srilc, 8rrfs
gauntp, tpurpe ttute bnrtb scSenfsitiase tEss
tcreiutommen aufsel6it.- Nllc perfcnen bis
nod an bic Sirrna bon 6efnsr nnb Wlcnars
Slufias Sprinae, fhnlois 1tnb, in Sanper,
01oten ODER 8uhiebulp, ODER auf Die SeeeIs
berg Shcbsr eerlrlben Sirma, ip6scn atbee
5ablen an = Q II Setfuer, al een @ins
fling Sprtnse, twllben nun uub ben lten
naebtten Qpril, neil naeb bisiem 3aae bic
8nder enem Srieoensriehter gum einfcrs
bern h5erseben ,oerpen; nnb alle Iclebe, bic
nod Sorneruu9en erIaate Sirma tabcn, mss
aen blefelten all Scbn 6effner fir Bsaabs
lung rinreiden. ltno Nlle, bic an Die Ntrs
ma BON Olsn9sl uno jSetflcr in WpbreUilIe
ibnfoia fun, ,fei es in Sanben, ylcten cber
Snh1bale, mcaen sbenfaas atbesablen ,mis
Ihen nan unb asn lItsn 4pril, al m Iii
q III Dien c III Webrebtle, ipci( naeb
benz Sage bic 8hebsr eincm 3rieheneritbter
gum Cinfcroern ileeraeben pereen unb afe
bic nod Scroernuarn baben, inSsen bieiebeu
an 2slfliam Mensd fit Sesatlnns einreis
bsu.
SObn 6effner,
2Silliam Weneet.
Dsaf5 TO- SIN.
81. 8. Oie StpbraTc6afte wernen bon
I'D ri am Measel, in Wlobrsbillsunb
rcn 8 obn Sefner, al prn giueins
Srrinss fcrtsetriebsn msrem.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

lDbis Triumpb.-Sa Dapton, Ohio,
ftests sae I3bistifst nit eln bnmrert W'ehr.
beit, unb III portsmoutb, Obio, fsste ss
gum eritenmal
9ie mbis Nltbrbsit bel eer lstten 9Dabl
iu,gincinnati, mar 1868, ,pclebss 700 inebr
flno ,pie .5arriionsan psr leetsna prsitbentsn
,pabl bate, unb $50 mrbr als feit.osn lesten
Sabren fir ibm sescten ,pnrpe.
Gin Sbue Don Iennehee.-Set elmer
in @laitrrn ganntp sebaltenen 25ahl fir
Sebsriff, Neste Oct QSbissSanrirat nit 500
SOlsbrbeit. DieIes @auntp CAB spolf. SOTO,
400 W1cbrbeit fhr Supern6r. 90 scben
fte in scnneHss.
Gin Sbus uon Jnoiana,-3um crttcn
Nlal festen Die a3biss lit Snpianapcis,
Dem Sis scr Gssieruns jsnes Staats bs'
per Wabl bon Stact Seamtcn.
Sci pen lssten E9Dablen-.;H SI,H 5erEep
flssteu Die 9Gbiss faf iberall, nit itbpnen
W,ebrbeitem. Dies 1T s!n gutter Semeis 20"
Dem Slsc6te bcr gensre6inanner.
yn Der @taot Dvopfliu, Slcu 0rrf srssn'
ibsr, (esten oies Dbiss init EteseuteAor
Dlebrbeit, trcs alen llnItrsnsunssn Der NOs
,ninitration, unb !6Ilfc csr Stimmsn bon
ben Nrbeitern an ben qDaiIerwcrfcn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Dle ,,ytenDorfer StaatSSeitun9" la0t
-"Nle Dampfboot: lln0lucfe baben Dies
Srdbiabr erlf nit &leini9fciten be9onnen
unc biz iest nod lpanis llnterbaltuns ee.
lpaDrt. I'm 5tsn MarS 5eriprans elmer
Der &ehel oes OampfIOifTes Commerce,
ais e6 Don Npolacbicola na6 Gbatta1oo=
tble fuDr. Sl06 Die beoen sSn0enieure,
Elm poi1a9ier unb orei Oecfarbeiter purz
Den ooourb in bic Glpi0feit beforoert-
faum ber Jeoe nertb. Glne Wen9e an
oerer >perionen famen nit ftb,peren uno
leltten Sertpunoun8en neg uno-nie
iib obneoie5 BON ielbit perifebt Nienlano
Fam ou0 nur Die leiicite Sbulo Diefe6
nn9liidefoll5 sur eait eele9t meroen.
9unttum !"
Sonoerbarer 3ufau.- Sin eneli1ber
Ser9eant- Waior BON oen@ ftream @ar
Den, GamenS . eel E, tibte por fursem
in Nuebef cine Gompa9nie i'm 8usel-
fbieien, uno fteutc fb acknowledgement.
fe pdbreno Dem Gommonoiren Dor Der
Sront. Sei oem @orte ypreientirt !"
fins bsr S6neuordder elmer 8ible an
Dem 3odaufibla9 oes Hebenmanne5. .oas
6ewebr eins los, uno Die &ueel fubr Dem
unelddliben SffiSisr ourb Den &opf.
Nusiprub u3ufduiser 800"
80 e br 8 MT bunoe.-Gin 8rief
BON Watan3as, oatirt Den Ilten Mdrs,
fa9t :-vOer 8er. ct. &riessIbooner
Stint, fommanbirt BON lieutenant Wcs
eau8blin, Fam Dor ODER a Ga9en in unr
ierm 6afen an, um ,,Slutbunoe 8efruz
ten" fit oen Siorioa =Oicnif on3uwerben.
Gr splro.mor9en ,pieoer obfeeeln, oa ct
berelt6 cine 9eb6riee In;abt 9elaoen bat
@lelbfolls 9eben nit oenfelbeu pier Spa.
nler nlltNpeltbe auf oiefelbe Sbabt baben
fDllen.
-O
Sn elmer fdrjlieb Dor elmer Court of
Common 9leas in Waf7abuietts aesebes
nen Sniibeioun9 tpuroc Soloenpes als ae
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
(2tus Der nNits uno ncue qDslt,")
Oentl6e gScrfe meine6 ei9enen Ser
llGeS uttO Dereu itbtoe Hre,Ic.

laSes nno oeren jeei9e ,Drelie.
p. 5. Dilmfen'e bsuntbsr smSsrfrunb
fir SDuls uno l3au5. 9tab Der 146iten Os
ri0lnasAus9abe Defenders fir ben Gebrautb
eeutibsr SNlfSibuIcn Wsrbamrifa'6 gum err
tfsnmale burtseetsn unp sin9sribtet pon ss
nem bier 'sbcnpen prattiidben Stbulnnnne,
Hsblt elnem Anban9e, sntbaItsnp: cine furS9ss
fabte Geographic ppn Nmsrta unp tslonbsrs
pen Den Ser. ct. ppn Ncrbnmerifa, ,pelds
nab cen bslten 0ustlen bearteitet. Drei5 so
Gent; 2eperDanb SO Seat.
100 grpmp. IN autem Daprkanb -&25
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Gonneetisut.-0is Sslesseburs eieIrs
gtaats beilebt aus 90 QBbiss unc sincm
sofcfceo in 6snat, uuo 2l4 wb9e uno A
<ofofofos i'm Saus. e. $. wisbtman 1T
i'm @enat einIam unp allcin.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Gefpartponteo.- .-giner ber Stamten
bon Der 9irsinia Banf, bat fteb nit $4,000
Sbaler aus Dem Staubs semaht. Wlan bar
$500 auf bic grsrsifuns bes GbHrfsnssieet
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

ed,anolib. Gin sepi1sr Oape Gan
SoiItn, purec pcrise wobs in Baltimore arr
retlrt uno Su Sdrbfbaft psrurtbeilt, neil sr
einen 60jdbrissn Wann niscerlblaa.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Nus'oanoerunsen.-Sn ben lsBten s,pei
QSotben t'ao mebrsre SebiFe nit Itbrpar,en
Nus,panoersrn BON peritbiebenen Sdf,n ab=
sesaasen, bic mebre bnnbsrt frcie Sartiae
an Borb batten uno fsit allenaet oer Snlel
Srinioab beitimlnt. Arbeitsr Ipaea bort 70
rar fciIb pab Die ASenten bier alle Soften i'm,
Sorans bcsablen Iin fe 81 bsfommsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Gini3Fcit untcr een gofofoFos 800
ri9e wod6e rrurte cine @crfamnluns Der
8rrunee pctters i'll pblIardpbia sebalten,
Die ftb in einen adnsIitbsn wirwarr auftite.
Ills bic Sele1lhTc pcr!efen wnroen, sntItanD
ein 3iitbsm 5uiteh NauItbcn unb Ssufsen,
70 oa6 aus Dem Ganscn eb 6 ,puroe.
Ger arme Sapib hat feb itbmer scsen ietncu
flrinm N(niter III I2aibin9tcn teri0noist
nnb pas Qc,pitbt bce 5crne6 pides Otdhti
gen pirh bm gum Dpfcr sctrautbrn, um flcb
Die 6GrSen Der ittriaeu $rfofofcs III fltberG.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
2(ppeQatlDn5 JaQe.

9is Gage sum @ppeuiren in Qsrf5 SauntD
FIR bic serfdieosnsn Saunf,bip5 unp @taSts,
merOsn an Der @cmnifIirnsrS Umtjfube in
Nsa1in9, an ben 9tabbcnannten Sa9sn 9sDats
fen, ndulith
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

3anum ipielen. Srlepp Sern5aro max
ccri9e 2Bctbe Orr einen Nleermanu in 9lclt
Ocrt setratbt nnp 5u SO CITRATE rcrartbcit
fir ,ftb too iteasn" in eiuer pcr 3ellcn ecs
@3taats 3nrbtbauIrs. CT trahte es Gotpeit,
oaB Der gcrcncr cine Snrp bcrief nm cine
8slttbhsuns abcr fsnrn S6rper Su balten,
ais CT anfiprans unp rief ilb bin Hicbt trp !!
er mar gum eyitcn W1o betruufen, 70 ia9te
isln O1eiiler Der Die Gtrafe fit ibu 3atlts.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

t1ationals5ebulo.-Der atbtb.sOaniel
wetter iaste i'm gonsre6, eaB nnfcrs 0as
tioaaIs Ipminiitration wdhrcnc ren letten 5
Sabren. bic AIN II fen Sanaar 1910 eUcstcm,
jabrleb s6,666, ,666 &c tber ibre einnabs
ms ssbrautbts, mas uns cine glationall lhuIr
bon 800 200, 600 auf peu !6ale trinst. Sc
{part unIere >ofcfofo &esicrun9.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

3eiben in Dirsinien --gtpa ,wan;is
Der aussejeitbnstiten Mdnnsr jenee @taates,
ale BET GuDrrnSr, gpusreGmdnner, @rnatp
ren uno NfemtIp stutc, toelebe fribe" tifrise
untertIh8er oct Ibminiitratic1 ,paren babsn
oaS GOD atssiebnttclt nne tteben nun ftanp.
bait i'll Den Geihen oct 6avrifcn Scmofras
ten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

ucberfboemmuns. = Am bcrlettsn
Senntas Wor9en maren Die grwaEer ke
Slmmonosplle, Shope Sslane, 70 ansss
fbnpllsn, oab ite einen Damn burbtrahcn,
nno oureb oas ftnclle 8c:trsiGm oes qDaIs
fers fpIlen so SReul6en set6ptct leiu.