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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-27
cucsdag's ProrctdingS.

One of the points which Republicans have most sire
nrousy oprosrd the distribution OF the pubic 10
man, was lis direct tendency to establish permanent
public debt The violation Of the compromise act was
anparenty provided against By the adoption OF Mr.
E,oys amendnen, as generalized by Mr.. BerrIen and
afterwards rendered more specific by Mr.. Allen; bui
as the hg iariifcs, with the exception OF Mr. eiay
ana som. two or three Of his particular ntmates voted
agains; tie amendment, the party opposed 70 'he com
promise act stand uncommltted, ana VIII Gouat.'Ssi
whenever opportunity serves, bring their majority 10
repeal what they submit to, only TO withdraw ihe
proceeds cf tie lands from the public Golfers that an
increased tariff may be rendered necessary
In the mean time, however, they have Kept open
door through which they may ultimately enter 10 "fce
hirh tarf-and one which they refused TO permit a
r.,nrn of the land revenue 10 shut upon them, viz
public d,M
Mr. Woodbury. offered IN amendment to the D's'rl
button b tina, should cease 10 operate whenever ths
public wants required the creation OF new oeot oc
yond that Of the twelve millions now authorized
Mr. CLAY Of XIV vocilc5ously assasd lhe proposition
declaring that there was great probability that the cTea
ion of new debt in addition TO the twelve millions
would be demanded by the wants oil the Governmen
IN December next. The proposition OF Mr. Woodbury.
10 return to the Treasury the land fund.- when al a;'i
,ional debt became necessary, was therefore instantly
voted down.
Mr. Tapran, in consequence Of Mr.. Cay's announce
lnent OF new loan in December next proposed tina
the final action this bill should be postponed nnt'
that time. lie said ne understood the Chairman oil tn
Committee on Finance TO say that probably the want
| Of the Government; would hr snch as to make new
loan necessary as early as December next. The po
siticn of tina, Senator such that great respect va
due to his opinions all matters connected VII
the and liabilities Of the Government, presen
and prospective. lie therefore considered his antic
paons well founded, and considering it, and rcfcct,n
on the debt of twelve millions already authorized
| be contracted ~ the present session Of Congress- h
though: tia; no distribution Of the public revenue
should be authorized this time; he thought d:
| t.bulion of the national revenue could lie CO!
sidered constitutional and expedient j. could oni
be expeiient when had an overlooking Treasury
BE Jest, before you are generous, was good maxi
of private morals and Of public duty. While we wei
running the country debt with such fearful rapdii
we should husband resources, not .qusnder then
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-27

YOUNG NAN FROM IV.4.r, p,.k, .
TOR sale by the Subscriber, an excellent I,i .ani,s.
.s1hc Young Nan fran Home hy John ahee''
sin Vii Inv ways acknowledge HIN, aud he -'-''
paibs.--Pruy. i'll, C.. ~ Father, u
'.wit thou not from this time cry nn,o me- ~
the guide ofmy youf;,"Je'. ~, T. 49,, IN n. r.
S;.ty three cents could be better spent ,na p.-
Of The above li:,ic wors Of Z. !. ifrnn1.rS q T
Who las on hand. upwards Of 20 PtANo - ! T.sr
kinds. which ranuo, bc cGuaed ny any ~ ne - ,ga
on trial; It you like .aea, keep :lrm u no.
yoa Jay for thea 80
AususI II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-27

spAcES.-J0Mrs0S SPRLrGS.-Tlerc wH he I
- Race between capt. Il. w. Vaughn and Jno v WAT
fivc hundred dollars, the Johnson SPRING 'ou
county Gf Gc"chiaui, on Friday, tho Eth Of seprW'
also Saturday, the 18th, there viii he ccn;inua'u
Races. Aug -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-27
$50 10 $50 acres Of Land far sac.

I WILL sell from 40 10 $50 Of Land adolnas ''r IN
! which reside, bounded b: said tract the ha.. .s.,
and the lands OF j. J. Amber Esq, and ~" Rev Z
Land has excellent apple orchard = wen +.
m abundance oil good timber, and ahciIt hccn nj.
ally fertile river bottom The society and hetti o. ,t.
hood proverha!. /; il within sight Of m ci'e',, T.
turing mi and only nine miles from G"rdo"-', r.te
wishing purchase enquire OF L. H. Soiet ~. .,I
the subscriber, his farm adjoining; or ~ ~
TO Liberty Nils Orange county. oho
Aug. -
NEW EDITION OF TATE'S DlGEST-SHn"o = ylr
have this day published. Digest 81 The o,,i,on.
which of permanent character aGd genera nIet
tiated by Jndciai Decisions: TO which Is side1' " .-p
names of tie IN the Virginia Rrpof'ef,S n ..ee;
Counsellor al Law. Second edition. Pner' ~ :"
Sl2 80 IN calf binding ~
July u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-27


Mr. Jones of Virginia, on leave granted for that pur-
pose offered certain resolutions adopted by public
meeting Of the people Of Goochland county, Virginia
Asthsse resolutions had been printed by order Of the
Senate, and were now the possession ofmembers he
would move that they be laid on the table
Mr. Cary presented resolutions adopted b. one of
the most respectable meetings Of citizens of the town Of
Petersburg, a: which the venerable patriot, Cen Da-
MEL c. Butts, presided, and Chas Campbell, Esq, act,
ed as Secretary.
Mr. c. availed himself of the occasion TO express his
entire appreciation Of the sound constitutional princl.
and the whole country 10 give them the most profound
we're the pure principles Of Liberty of the Constitu
tion Of the Union.
lie asked that the resolutions be read by the Clerk
laid on The table, and printed.
The resolutions were LAID OH the table, but the House
refused 10 print them.
| Mr. Coles asked permission to present a memorial
He stated that he particularly DESTROYS to present
il upon the earliest OCCASION because it came from
sucnts, the most Of whom politically opposed L
him. and from It's peclfu manner towards Congress
II entitled TO every attention usually given to SIM
lar papers. The memorial which he held in his han,
and mechanics Of the town Of L. nchburg, in the STATE
Of Virginia. TIE nemoriaists represent that silence
on The part Of tie people generally, should not be
rued into acquescence IN The views OF those interest
ed the passage of bankrupt law and that they vev
with alarm the efforts which have been made
false impressions to the oProns CT the people o
ths subject. They demonstrate against the passage
AM bankrup, law at this extra session, where 50 mae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-27

And only ask the Circus and the Dole"
If such, Mr.. Chairman, have been the parties, and
such the effects which have arisen under other Govern
ments, from the unequal distribution Of wealth by law
or from unequal disbursements, if ycu will why
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-24
IItllfaut let11nrou,
Suscor6.pu5ltraBe 6(tlit bonn MarftsGiered tn
Canton Sbtp.

Sdneiber &letb berma d1 er.
SO ctnpet (eine Srpntcn fas putt raB CT ned i'm.
~ forfabr n ctises 8ebaft anf sinen an tetann'
01prp.pts Gte pes larttpieredes 1T alien brn ptrSsnn
3wriSen 5u bereiben
Sa CT rssrlmaBs bic Slrur Ooben unc 3uhnitt 9etsta
ccn 6icn @erabten trbatt 70 1T baeur in ten Sans
seeet aen biSen 4ufcrberumscn nc Sun entirrst
bpt al9emene 3ufriepnbe ju sepabren tnb r
1T p6l9 enn, ptbe SeB nod lbe ;u trartn eine ale
Srrm nit ttp3uban (cnpern bsren, bur ciot1r"
belt uno 8ebanbIunS aud mmer nod mtbr rrcitntn ne
baltcn. Dlabe einual teH 9er(nh -
Canton, Sup 80, ls4l. 3br.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-24
9puis Shdfer,
NotartuS fit Start Gauntu.

enarittst bes pubtitum, baB 0Osera6r RON obS
~ trpclmd@tist III, ale Arttn tbritr Snruiente ada
ufertisen nnb set6 au bsslatse 9Oma9ten Ieifameu.
Ssscs, IT, 10. erbtn in eenter, enslr unS fran5SffAtr
@pradc te inn ausSeferttSt
Snc bic panhen ibc 8atrpen 3u rtrtaufet, tbun rrbr
nctn r hic bre Sage re reis rie 0rbS brtfbtn BET
mir in Gin Seser tin8reiten an wel 6fters &auuse Ms
mir natra9en, unb i'd hann tut 9tanbc bin nenltcn 1astuaf
parlbtr 3u trtbei[en. s. g haftr.
Ganton, Au9uf 6, 4st ~ s@%
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-24

Gin 3eitntgsbruder iii Sat1rcte rief aus dig er 9D
(er's 8etp eeleen bate )" SD tDinfd Der 9et BON
oarriIcn erhebe I'D, unc trir9e Spler gu tcSe."
ean bentt in 0euisptOe baran cine 8rinde itber ben
Ohio s1 bauen, uub bat bic Soften ;n $225OOO an9e"
itla9en. cebcd lit bieier Sctfdla9 nCd nNbt Dor bic
SNsemenbet Sebraht tpcroen aber etn Wann erbtrtef
I, i'm Sar bos prcjeft ous9eflhrt rOercea fcDte, a
feline Saut $685. ocrsufhieBen. :..%-s 81
tIhen Gari fir bic prcbinsen 1T Der 3cl alf arlner
Gafee 2 9DeMs uuo aHf 9erHahtnen Dens bas Yfnne'
Die 2dnties fibren beufeIhea fest ger itet en nns
odber sclfreD-nbem CT tpeber 9ritn mod 9enlableu IT,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-24

@reenpu9b's oiel6efprphene Marntcritatue NasIbz
m9ton'S 1T jest int Capitol su Wa1bn9tpn aufaeteQt
Iippreen. Gle noet eoDd nidt ben ertpdrtetelt urz
aetbeilten Setfaa brs publfums; ltnb pe(e Stmmen
tperben taoelno 9e9en bic Stellung 1nb &(eouna Der
Statue lalt, pdbreno 9le Der aus9eSetneten 9rbeit
bes &Intlers nnbebt9tes Sob splel Gs fann fefperz
lid Dem amertfanfhen Gelhmacfe su1aeen, ben |sds
ter bes Saterlauoes", BEN pitrbeDplen uo ebrpirbis
aen @aihin9ton, ben amerfanchen General unb ben
Staatsntann hab nadenb in Der Stel(ne zines rieenz
|baften @labatDrs fIben su 1eben. Die &prm mao oas
fet, rpas man gen6bnlib "fla1II" itenrt aleiu Ie
bat ndt6 @barafterilttfhes ait , mas oen Weaun bes
,ednet, Der Dor ert SO cabren Der Grlte i'm &ricoe.
Der @rite int Srebeh Der grte in ben 0ersen feiner
Mtbur9er ipar.
Sn einem alten IatYriiden gcltsbrdbe, bas ben 9i>
tel fihrt "Satan aller Srten" benbet Te fclaenbes
GjeIprdd) als Scrreoe
Sra9e: gBer 9iebt bic Geiese
9lnttp. Der Neadtfoie.
Sra9e: qSer ltngebt fte 2
2lnttp. User od nil.
Srage gSer tpt4 ?
9lnttp. 9Ser fann.-
SIT bemIelben 8ude tpil Der 9eute( sur @rbe-Gs
tptrb bm 9eia9t, ieu Neth fe su @nbe, er n69e iIo
nlo1t beml1ben. Sah en9e9nete er, mo- es oiele ar
me Gefel gcbt, fam etrem retfen, mir mir Der 9nz
bang gar ntht feblen.
Amertfd MI 1d)e g Sduloen.-Dte @elammt>
i1nnte, Deldbe Die oerdiebenen Stdaten Der linton
idbuot9 no, belduft d auf un9efahr 5000, 900, OOO
Ote Neren9te Staaten 9e9tern9 Ielbif par 1hulbens
freD big sltr @rtraBun9 bes @cn9reBes, no bon ben
Nerren 9Sht9s Dteoer ene Hdttpnal Sdulb nit $l2,s
100000 an9efan9en wrrce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
AN EXCITING pIcTuRE.

Mr.. Nickefs. returned drunkard, OF
B,llimore. On The course Of areceni speech.
related the incident which We subjnin. !
We wish il could be read BY every hard
d,inker in The country. for il appears 10
Us To convey an admonitlon which even
lha mos, insenslble must feel.
You cannot think. said Mr.. Vickers,
how soon mans circumstances become
changed when once be has signed The
pledge. will tell you Of "a man whom |
knew in Baltimore. lie was no, worth
cen, day, and his family was support
ed BY his hard working wife. lie had
heard Of the Washington Society, aud he
had determined tojoin. But how should
lie get his quarter Of dollar, which was
required for The imitation ire! lie went
10 his vile. and told her be wanted quar-
ter Of dollar. What for!'' /" No mat
Ter" said he. al wan, il and must have
il; she gave ito hin, knowing IL would
be Of no use TO withhold il, and suppos
ing be meant 10 boy run with il. He
went 10 the Washington Society on a
Monday nigh, and joined. The nex, day
be went 10 work a, his trade. which was
good one. and lie could make money
fss;. He came home sober every night,
and on Saturday received his wages, and
bought barrel Of -four, ham. some gro-
ceres, and so on; and 90, them on drsy
and sent them home. The drayman drove
up TO the door, and ,od his wife that the
barrel Of flour and groceries were fur her.
She told the drayman there was some
mistake about iI.--ii did not belong there:
lnr she had never had barrel since they
had been married-slwsys had TO buy
their flour by the sixpence worth, or shll-
ling's worth; he flour certainly could no.
be for her. While they were talking The
husband cane up, and said she, /" tIus
band. here's a man says this barrel Of flour
and these groceries are for u.s." $50
they are, aud have bought them all with
the twenty five cents sou gave me last
Monday night. IjoineG The Washington
Temperance Society," with that twenty five
cents; We shall have -four by the barrel
after this instead Of BY The sixpence worth.
or The eleven penny bits worth"
Whit, said Mr.. Vickers, do you think
we're the feelings Of that wife and mother.
She had befcre had 10 sit up all night,
sometimes. sewing to earn enough 10
maint,in herself aud children. Wha.
had the pledge done for her! !, had Civ
en- her a husband: !, had given her chll-
dren a father. The pledge had saved
/ him. We watch over one another, and
we know how to pity the poor drunkard.
! All yes! and save him too.
i Phil. Sat. Chron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
TIE APOLOGY.

III just tell you what ionk place on
board of one ship | served in. There
was young midshipman on board who
was mighty free with his tongue; he
didn't care what he said 10 any body, from
the captain downward. He'd have his
Joke. come what would, and he'd sci eve
ry body laughing: punish him as much
as you please, i. was all the same. One
day, when We were of Halifax harbor.
the master, who was good tempered Eel
low enough hu, no, over bright, was an
CRY with This Young chap for something
he had not done. and called him "con-
founded young bear" Upon which the
youngster runs TO the Jacob ladder of the
main rigging. cllmbs up, and as soon
as he had gained the main ratings, he
cr,es out, "well, If I'm bear. you ar'n'
fii to carry CUTS To bear" What
Isir!" cried The master. "Muliny. by hea.
ven! Up to the mast head, sir. directly"
:. Don't you see that was going Of my
own Accord" replied the midshipman
Ifor. you see. he knew be would be sen
there SO he went up The rigging, On Pur
lpose. Well. this was rather serious at
tf,lr; aud so The master reports IL to ih'
frs, Lieutenant. who reports il 10 The cap
tain, Who sends FOR the youngsier on ,h'
quarter deck, at the time that the ship
company we're IT quarters. Mr.. -,
| q fo,ge, Lis name, said the captain
drawing himself VI in full aeishi, ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

Il,eseshawsves, are aitnaing inronseni-
rnces, and. lhosgh we hsss no ir,sh meat,
Ne have plenly Il Ssh 10 he n,er. One
ol our mTn caught fine one he other dsy.
which uas bnueli snd cooked b. The Off
cefs' meas. by which means we wefe ~
nearly desuoyed. The 6sb nnfarIunsle-
y happeBed 10 BE- of . poisonous nature. in
eansrqpsbcr o. hieh sgeneral order sss
issued The next day. Iarhidairg The troops
10 each OF esiany more fsh. The coun-
MI around The factory is beautiful: bui We
deem il prudent 20 keep within The walls.
AZ The Chinese are very expert 81 pirk-
ing Up The sirRglers. whom they usually
sifangls. Beyond tlis se cannot COM
plain ol our sliusiior; ,foals are extreme.
~ sbvndanl. bot | have not seen any. The
Inhabitants hss ing carried Them Up the
country along with their esule and pro-
Visions OF every description. The water
here is 50 brscklsh that u Is almost imp"s-
sible 10 drink Il; there are. however. some
wells Of delicious waIer in the neighbour
hood. which would be real treasure 10
Us Il The Chinese had not poisoned shem.
The weather Is extremely hot. and The adj
vanisees Of Ihe river Ior bathing would be
very great, IL It were moi 50 foil OF sharks.
have much more W relate Of our plesent
cheering prospects and ensiable cnndi-
,ion. bni ship Is on The point Of sailing
for England. so must conclude IN haste.
Ever. dear Ton. yours. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

perhaps an inch or iwo abose Il. as thsy
say.s " you have bern guilty ol dlsresperi
10 your superior officer. 10 thing him
that he was NOT 81 20 carry CUTS 70 . bear:
(lhe captain could hardly heip lsughing;l
nov. sir" eonlinued he. recovering
himself. . i give you yeuf choice, either
you will make sn apology 10 Nj. Owen.
on lhis quarter derk. or yan must quit my
ship immediately" "Sir." replied lhe
midshipman. u doB'I think il quite fair
that The master should FIRST punish me
himself. and then complain 10 you alter
wards. lie has taken The ls~ into his
own hands already. by mast heading me
for eight hours. and now be makes CON
plant 10 you; bui am sIsays ready 10 DO
ss you wish: and. 10 please 700. ! vih
make an spo:ogy." There is some truth
IN your observalion." replied the captain.
I. snd | have pointed the same oui 10 The
master; but slili This Is breach Of disei-
pline which cannot be passed over. and
requires . public relraelion before The
whole ships company. l. therefore. in.
sisi upon your reirsciiLg ahst you have
said" Certainly. SIR" replied the
yonngsler. Mr.. Owen" continued be,
turning 20 The master. Il said that you
we're moi fl 70 carry CUTS % bear; sas
in The wrong. and ] rfiraei with pleasure,
for ! am perfaclly satisfied that you ara
ft 10 carry them" .Sn!" erRd The
captain. 20. Captain c." inter.
rupied The master. who did not take The
jnkef. I'm perfectly satisfied. The young
gentleman see. his error and has rftraci
ed; | ask M more "lf you are sa,is
fed sir" replied the captain. biting BIZ
lips, Of course have nothing more Il
say. Youngster. 700 may g. 10 your do
". and recDllecl lla, you never again Us,
such expressions 10 your superior office
and, said he. in law tone, 81 may add
never venture in my presence TO max
such IN apology as that again"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
HARD FlGHT.-on Thursday last,

HARD FlGIIT.-0n Thursday last.
as farmer was returning home from town,
after disposing Of his load of marketing,
he had passed the bridge this side Of Flo
rissani, and entered the woods on the OPP
posite, when he heard something cry like
a child, and stopped his team to seeWhat
il could be. Ii was about nine o'clock in
the evening, and the moon was shining
very bright. After stopping few nil
nutes, and hearing nothing, he again start
ed, when the same noise and crying was
repeated, apparently nearer than before,
and he again stopped, aud got out Of the
wagon. He had no sooner got out than
large panther sprang at him from the
limb of a tree, near the road, but missed
him. Being possessed of great presence
Of mind, he caught the panther by the tail,
and, having but wagon whip in his hand,
his only chance was to prevent the "var-
mint from turning on him. We must
give his own account as near as we can,
and you will perceive from his lingo that
he was Dutchman. "Vell," he said,
"when gets him by dc tail he dries to
jump dis way, and den | pulls him dis
way, and gives him little dump NIT my
wagon whip; den he dres TO jump doder
way, den pulls him doder way, and gives
one more little dump nit my whip; den
he jumps right up, and pulls him right
down, and every time gives him little
dump; den kick him behind little bit,
and he gets very mad" Why didn't
you let him go! he was so frightened he
would have run off into the woods" 20,
de tiyel-no, no! If | have let go his tail
it would be bad bisness." T" Well, what
did you do with him!' "Vell, Isay go
along to mine horses, and | drives him
home, and my son JAG dakes up de axe
and knocks him on de head" The dis
lance he drove the yarmint'' was over
three miles. During the fight he helabor-
ed the animal so numerically with his
cart whip that lie became conquered, and
only attempted once to turn upon the wag-
oner in the whole distance.
So. Louis Pennant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
ORIGINAL ANEcDoTE.

When Dick Aimz first crossed in'o
York State from the Canada side he took
lodgings 81 an inn IA Csnandaigae. A
warng maid sal At lI,e table win them.
and Dick spoke Of her as he servant 10 the
no small scandalni mine ho.i, who tald
him that house Servants wete called hep.
Very well--uex, mcInlng the Whale house
was alarmed by loud shouting iron,
Dick % . Helpl help! watrrl wate,.
help" 10 an instant every person 10 The
mn eqhalio the task, rushed into Dicks
room with a pail Of water. .Fm much
obleeged To We, 10 be sure" said Dick.
"bul here is more lhani wan,--iO shaUe
NTH" "Shsve will" qaoIh mine host,
.you called 'heIp' and wster! aud We
thought the house was on fire." Ye
told me 10 call The servant help and do
We think would cry maier whtuI mean,
fre?'' Give il up" said the landlord.
as he led OF The line Of buckets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

The following i" Prirate letter from a
yomg English Officer in China 10 his
brother IN England" is humorous
enough to have been written by Thomss
Hood.
Dear Tom:-Every thing Is going on
gloriausly--lhe British arms are Mlnm
plant. and we new only require The I'm
peror of China's consent to our taking
possession Of his territory. which, l am
sorry TO say. there is a, present no like
lihood Of obtaining. However, there :
little doubt. il we be not all swep, OF
bv agne and cholera, that we shall be able
TO maintain our presen, pasluon lev
months longer. Oar situation here woul'
&c ,c,y Comfort ,blei f We had any thnl
10 eat buI bad beef aud worse blscul'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

ANTIQUITY. The Charleston Conri,r
notices rsre literary curiosity in that
city. Il is Hebrew Prayer Book, thir.
teen hundred and iii.y-seven years old.
The Courier says il is an immense vol
ume, written in Hebrew character, on
parchment Of The finest quality. ai,oge,h-
CT with pen, aud with an accuracy and
beauty that makes il master piece Of
penmanship,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

Consumption Of Liquors.--It is said
that The inhabitants Of London consume
annually $4,000 pipes of vine. ard =.
000. 900 barrels Of porter and ale, besides
large quantities Of spiri,uous liquors. The
Inhabitants of Paris consume annually
about 5000. 600 gallons Of wine. 6O0.-
900 gallons Of brandy, and ESQ., bar
reIs of beer.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-06-29

---am berisen Oonnsrftasc, in Yrsfuct
Saunlbip, Sor. Saecb Ncmp, Gin seaettetsr
sSlr9er, IN einem alter bon stpa IS sSa5rcn.
Der VWitorteme mar am rcrbcrsebrnrcn
9onntdss nceb frilb uuo Stiuno, purre ater
an Sienltase pom SdIaa seritrt itas llasb
3,pei 3asen feinen 9oot gar Solse bate.
-am 1s. sunni. in Scrm 9aunftip, eatbas
rima BafenIto6, Satin bon Scbm 8adrns
tcb, lbres alters 67 Sabre IT, 6 Dlcnate.
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