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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
Correspondence Of the Charleston cOnricr.l


am still Of the opinion, us have heretofore remarked
that we are the of reorganization OF the Cab
net, and Of n great change in the state ut parties As
proof of il, the Calhoun men, one side, and the
Van Buren, the other, exceedingly jealous
of Mr.. Tyers present purposes They would rather
perhaps that he would stick To the Wing faith. am
told that the present Cabinet have not been consulted
vet, regard TO the Forthcoming veto. Mr. Webster
has, doubt very warmly opposed IT. IN convcrsaiion
and up To Yesterday, has declared that the rumor OF
veto was idle and absurd He does not or did not tien
believe that it would come. 1t will be remembered,
however that he on the of the veto of the Bank
charter asserted that Mr.. Tyler would sign the bill.
He is equally mistaken in this case. Mr.. Tyler will
not sign any Tariff bill which embraces Distribution
do not know that President Tyler has got his veto
of "the little BILL already written: butt am sure OF
one thng-hat he has directed circulars 10 be prepared
10 forward the Collectors, with directions as TO their
proceedings after June 30th. This alone shows two
things list, that the veto is determined upon and,
3D. that the difficulty which has been suggested IN re.
gard 10 veto-to wit-thal after June Both there will
be no mode of collecting the revenue, has been over
LIST July-shorld new legislation be interposed-wl
yield, under The instructions TO be issued, about fifteen
millions, according to Mr. Forward calculations But
many shrewd and well-nformed men-umong them MIR
Saltonstall-say it won't yield ten.
No ONE 50 far, has even limited the possibility that,
in the interval between the veto and the 30th OF june
any new system will he adopted. So, after that day,
the Government itself will be in the precarlous and
humble condition Of beggary; and cannot believe that
it will be considered object of charity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

I e u. MACGREGOR, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for
The sale Of Southern and Wsste,n Produce and purchase of
Mesers. II. w. & }. j. Fry Co., E;rbmouJ.
Z" Ba.well, Smit.i = Jones, '
90 John Scott s. Son, Fredericksburg.
" A. & 4. Lawrence Il Co., p,
!" llenslIaw, Ward & Co., ''
@ Burncs Hayes (. Co., }
90 Peter STAG. Son, New York.
60 John fIasgcy Sens,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

the United for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
Norfolk, 2th June, 1872:
r,HOMAS SHEPHERD, Of NaDsemcnd county, having filed
petition, praying that he may be declared Bankrupt: u Is
ordered claiming be creditors Of the said Tho
Shepherd the Court The aand day of July
next why the Thomas Shepherd should not be declared
Bankrupt pursuant 10 the act Congress that behalf
copy published in The newspapers according
the 23nd aud aith Rules OF Court.
Copy-Teste, ,r, -
In l4-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

DENITENTIARY SToRE:-"e have "n hand the loiloa1
articles of manufacture, all made OF best material aud IN M
approved style:
BIacksmiihs Bellows, Of various sizes.
Wagons and Carts, heavy and light.
cotton Osnabnrgs Twlled Cotton, heavy and stout
Kerseys, Lindsey, Counterpart, Blue Stripe, Bags,
Refrg. orators, Safes, Wrought Nails and Spikes,
Wardrobes. Wl,rebarrows, Well Buckets and Chains
Harness of every description
Ladies' gentiemcn's and childrens Shoes.
Brogues, Cutting Boxes Measures.
Mil Stones, various sizes. joins WIGHT.
Gtnh'ai .7g,st
June "a lf-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

MIR RICHARD PRYOR-Sir: As you are not , sha!
WI State OF Virginia. you hereby no'ihed @ Of IT,
my Attorney. pursuant to leave reserved to me ~ rocng
Circuit Super Tor Court of Law and Chancefy ir Wv the al
Brunswick the April Term, 1871, move The Jnss sY.e al
Court nj its session. TO be holden II the ,o
county, in month Of September next, for a,
for the of your proportion Of monies pa ~ VIII
cuty Of John IL liarwe deceased as the von
security with ME Cor the said John H. fiarweIis
upon the said Estate lam yours Sc wiM ABERsaTg!ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
May 81

A VALUABLE PAMtNKEY FARM FOR sALE.-"m
n sold, Hanover Court loi.c, Tuesday, the gan u
July next that being Hanover County Court day by ihi s
signed acting Commissioners, under decree al me %
Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for the county {" ha
pronounced the eth day Of October si IN the
r. 1aynr, plaintiff. against Robert Taylor aud other rs.
that certain parcel uf Land lite the dover o Ellip
the Of her deceased husband, Richard law"
tanning by estimation, 49, acres. y, mir,
This land lies Immediately the Pamunkey rl.r Ira l.
North of Richmond. adJHily The lands at ms ,n:
Bowies and Others has upon IT large and convene and
house, together with all necessary out houses aiefu
orchard of well selected frnt. ..s,y ~
The will he cash, much a VIII ne s, nalr
dcfay of the and saleone Third ~ Inc IN.
payable til. Isl day Of January, 49, one other n' das
day of January 1874 and the remaining third On W. urs
January, 1885, the purchaser giving bonds win h vhe
for the deferred payments and the title retained u"
Of the purchase money is paid ,,o, -.
BICK L. WINSTON and.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

IN CHhSCEGY.-NRciN.:-M RULES held in the Clerks Of
Of Nut,oway County Court the sih day Of June eia
David q. Williams, Plaintiff:
against
VIM. II. Cuvan nd George w Oliver, Defendants:
Tie defendant VIM. b. Cowan, having entered his
ance given security according the of Assembly and the
rules Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
inahan o. this country: IL ordered that the SAID
defendant appear before the justices of said Court nj the Court
house the first day If October Court aud the
bill the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
months succcsvey aud posted at the front door of the
Court house Of this county.
A Copy-Teste
F. FITZGERALD, G. G.
juno 81 l4-wew'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

r AND ~ POWlArAS fua SaLt.--Ey vrtnc IT Deed
- al Trust, executed I" me by Francis e. Lowry and sally
u. lis wife dag al February, rl and duly
Clerks Office al Pow laian comfy, indemnify
Thomas Miller and John H. Sgcr rre> c sal! Lowry IN
Mutual Assurance Sucirv against r- buildings
OF Nir.iut shall proceed Ia SELL Ia te highest bid
der cash. the premises, The i day o JAY next the
Tract Of Land pnwhaan onrlouse which John b..
owrie now resides supposed cnnan about fifty acres,
Their with cling house other improve thereon
The title il uuIuestioned but acting Trustee, shall convey
such title only as is tsted BY the sad deed.
II. l.. HOPKINS, Trustee
u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

r,U TIE LAnlES-I VIII tune Panos I" Ice within twelve
month";, oener ii necessary, for -, or ~ for single
devote my time tuning aud selling Pianos will give
perfect satsfacton CHANGE NOTHING. As travel much
through The country attend every Buckingham Cumher
land Prince Edward and Charlotte Court. Will cosc, moneys
and attend matter connected WIN coectons for any per-
son that NAV enirus with such business
muel e. Anderson, ESQ., Prince Edrard Ro
bert HUBBARD, ESQ, Buckingham: Wyatt cadwe Esq, Chariott
Samuel ohson, ESD, Cumberland. r . -
GEO. I. kNAUFF.
June 81 H-alii
~. Win IN cnnr once fcrnirhi for months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

The Richmond Enquirer says st is time to strip The
State Rights and Harrison pary of Georgia Of the mask
which they have assumed, and proceeds 10 shew them
up as National Bank, Distribution and Tariff, Clay
Federalists The Eaquirer may well say It is time
to gid refined gold 10 pant the III " to throw per-
fume on .he violet. Strip them Are they not repre-.
sented in the Senate by Berrien' Could they be
stripped by others markedly they have thus barred
themselves Of all pretenscns TO States Rights principles
or manly independence in politics.: Why they have
long worn nothing bnt the bedrnggled tags of meretr
cious tinse and gauze which hangon the ragged fringe
of The skirts of Federalism Strip them: They are
fast stripping themselves CT adherens, and nothing is
now left but the nucleus of Federalism, around which
Harrison party rallied, salt which has lost It's
SAVIOUR dead leaven without the lump be leavened
the skeleton bones and rotten relies Of decay subjects
for Mr. Wilde books The walledup portraits aud
other odts and ends odeiunc dealers in fiction. Geor
cia has long since cast them off; butt may not be
without amusement to note the last struggles of I'M
masked and defeated charatansm, We copy part OF an
article in which Mr. Richie 'hangs the calf ski"
(or applies the cowskin) ''on their recreant limbs"
1Charicstoa McrcurH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Serenity thousand dollars ico1h 81 Dry Goods stIag ~
at rery reduced prizes, for eash.-25th Nay l.42
u H. JENKINS intending to remove to another Store tn
IT, course of The Summer, il DESTROYS oi closing Up HI, pr
business; consequently he will offer great inducements %
wanting any description of DRY GOODS, either by whoe -
r.ta Having added his stock, within few nap,
and yrry cheap Goods opportunity Is Offered /, i
who sell again. wishing their own many articles ~
unparalleled low prices, for CASH
Nav II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

xYOlISG LADIES' SEMINARY, Charlotte Corr aor,r Y,
Rec fehoel Osborne, PrincpakThe Summer Session If !
months will Wednesday, the 9TH day July M
Deennr fyoraly known as Teacher Of Music VIII eve les
sons on Piano every week, and the institution anp fur
nsled with instruments for daily Practise
French taught by Lady, pupil OF Manesca's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

VIRGINIA L. OFFICE, RrcHMosp, Frs I'm Ia.
nv virtue of resolution adopted by the General A-nt'
Is VIRGINIA on tine 4,h day of February, 1872 do h-r.h ,
notice IN all persons having claims the State of Vsn,
Revolutionary land bounty their heirs Or assigns present
same adjustment before the Isl DAY OF March, le ,n
even, The claims Of such officers and soldiers Were
the Board of War the close Of the war entitled land in,
'"' $. II. PARKER, Reg. L. o5 Or"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

UNIVERSITY OF vIRGTNIA.-The Chair of Mathem,,.
" this Institution having become vacant, by the e.sna,
Sylvester Board Of Fisiters will proceed In I'm
vacancy their annual meeting the LIST Of July next " Tue
Applications should be addressed TO Dr. Gessner Ia,i
Chairman of the Faculty, University OF Virginia ''oh
w. II. WOODLEY, Proctor o. Of T.,
April 5, 1912. iO-tIi~
n- The Editors Of the Richmond Wing, National In,,lsa
and Globe Washington city, requested 10 insert the aboy
their country paper and TO forward their respective account
me w. II. W., r. o. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

IN CuANCERY- Rules held III the Clerks Of
fee o the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and Chancery for
Louisa county, on Monday, June The L H. lsil:
n.h Goodwin aud Polly r. his wife, who sue both in their
right and Executor and E,ecuN Of Arthur Clayton de-
ceased, Plaintiffs:
against
J.ln lacit William Trice William Sloat, George Morris,
Nathaniel Mills Saur H. Parot George parrnit Julia Par0t
Clarissa PARROT William Groom and Harriet his wife, James
and Mavna his wife, Dabney \. Locker, John A Lock-
er and Mary Willis Locker, Defendants:
The de PENDANTS, John aot William rrice and Clafissa NJ
Parro having entered their and gwen security!
accardn. and tie rules of this Court aud by
satisfactory evidence that they not nabi'ants Of this State
ON motion the plaintiffs by their counsel II is ordered, that
the said defendants John parrurf, William Tce, and Clasa
ST. Parru appear before the Judge of the said Cont, The
Court house i!r first day Of the OF the said Count
and plaintiffs bill that copy II this order b.
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in The city Of
Richmond successfully aud posted the front
door Court house of This county Court day
Copy-Tcsle,
JOHN HUNTER, C. c.
10 lO-Wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

In the United States Court for the Eastern Dlshe -
3Ist May, 1912: .,rs filed,
NDREW PTZZJNT, OF the city Of Richm"n'ai .n,9; IL
N petition praying that he may he declared Ar
ordered that all persons claiming he creditor, o. ~, jay
drew Pzzin show the Cont, on the e,s Bansn
uext why the said Andre PiZZiD be not declare. 2 re
pur an 10 The act of that behalf anu ' ,be st
thi. order published in the newspapers ACCORDING
and 2iih Rules OF Court.
Copy-Testc, , ctr.ov clerk
HEN'i ' e--s5"
Junc3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Board and Tuition IN all the English branches, per
sion, So ~
Tuition alone, re
French, l2f0
Music with use Of instriment,) $500
Latin, 10 such Is wish il, without extra charge
Each bcader will furnish her bed bedding hedstead tow
els, or pay IS per session for their use.
From all charges, except that for Mn-ic, there shall l-
,uron Of five per cent. payment be made within ths d
after the commencement; 0i tie session.
II obviously important thai pupils he entered ut the begin
min. OF the No deduction made favor oi such
late nor nce unless il be caused by Sickness and
tracted through quarter of the session.
Charlotte l.. H. Va, June 3. 1872. sle'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Tickets SIU-laVts J-lnafteFs : ~.
certificate Of package Of p whole tickets Sl3oaIr' "
proportion.
Union LOTTERY Glass No 10, be drawn Al ae,anina
d. c. Saturday BIRD July lsi2. IS no.--I5 drawn bsIio
prize Of $40, 900 10 prizes Of ST.
do. 10000 10 do. ~"
&C., &C. &c.
Tickets Sl0-halves 5-quarters 80.
certificate Of n package of S6 whole tickets Sa0-.hafr' "
proportion. - , .rr,oy
For Saturday, t0ih July, VIRGINIA LEESBCRG l.oTlES'
Class X, for 1872 Ia he drawn IL Alexandra, Va.
Ia nos. and 10 drawn ballots.
/ prize Of $3.50 | prize ST.
do I2,5O0 20 do v"
do. 1000 &c, &c.
Tickets S0-lavrs 5-qmarters 80.
certificate package Of - whole tickets SO1-shae'
proportion. IN.
NJ tickets aud shares and certificates Of packages 10 u"
above splendid Lotteries address Ia
J. &. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Riolmond Va
All orders promptly attended to- and account o Tue ""'
10 all who order from
June 81 f-"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

FTIWO HUNDRED DOLLARS KEW AKU.-Ran IRON The
subscriber, the Sd of May two Negro Men, Davy and
Brayon Davy is about 81 years old, feet hgh or whereabouts
dark rounenance rather contratted had when
he lett, dark frock coat, with pearl buitons think i
likely he has procured free papers Bxton supposed 10 be p
wears old between feet high, dark complexion,
good toeraby quick will give slCO dollars for
the delivery or securing in Jail either of negroes,
$500 for both of hem taken OF the State, SIS for the de-
Ivey or securing In some Jail either Of lhem $50 for both If
taken of virginia.
CHARLES G. LAYTON, P. Master.
NIo,,,r,.,, p,.., 20 Va lime l3-wtWt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

In the United States Court for Eastern District of Virginia.
June 10Th, 1912:
CHARLES J. FOY, city Of Richmond, having filed
y Petition praying that he be declared Bankrupt: i Is
Fox show cause Court the 18th day of July next why
the said Charles j. Fox declared Bankrupt, pursuant to
the ACT of Congress BEHALF and that copy Of this order
published newspapers according TO the and and Gath
Rules oil Court o0py--i''' HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Junr NJ li--wfws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Cary Street, three dooys ab0rc the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, Ia.

H. ANTHONY still continues To sell Hats nj the following
y low prices:
Plain Brush Hats from 50 50 ST. silk Hats, made
bodies, proof from 81 81 Ia 81 ST; Boy y Hats
IS a.; Fur Caps from 81 To Sl0 &. nemen's Cloth
Caps 81; together with assortment of Mems and
Boys Hair Sca!ct and Glazed Caps black and drab Wool Hats
wholesale and RETAIL Ierms-cash.
r. lie keeps during the Summer large assortment Of Leg
horn Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages.
~ II, Hats made u order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

Aggregate. computed S365 ,45l ,497
PROFITS OF THE BANKS.
We have already seen what the people Of the u. S.
have lost by the Of banks; now let what the
banks have made out Of the people.
From public documents, it appears
That in $50, there 90l banks in The United
States.
That these banks bad nominal capital Of about 400
millions Of dollars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
j. G. GREGORY IL Co., Managers,
Office on Manu. ID door Leiop Main and li rte
RfcHMnNn. NInGISIA.

SPLENDID SCHEME FOR 20 JULY, 1872
Capital Prize S40,0U0-ld0 prizes of 81 900
ITNIoN LOTTERY, Class No. ., for 1912, to be drawn
u Alexandria, u. G., Saturday, 2nd July, ls4a
- 10. Lottcry-i2 drawn ballots.
| grand capital prize of $1,000 prizes of s:"
| capital p:!ze of l5.NO no. -
! do 10000 ; dn. lsh
! IL, u00 100 do. .UJ
do a7ri besides man, "f 800, $50, &e
Tickets Sl2--halves G-puartefs s..
A certificate of . pacAa age of % whale tickets, gu
DO. do. =, Nat 90.
DO. IS quarter do "
s30,0O0-S ,000-3U prizes Of Sl,OOo
To dawn Saturday oh July, at Alexandria, Va, VIRGINIA
LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass l. IS nos. and u drawn.
Tickets Sl0-haves 5-qhaItrrs . So
certificate of package of II whole tickets S0-shars IN
proportions.
VIRGINIA MONONGAIIA LOTTERY, Glass ], To te dn"H
n, Alexandria, Saturday 10Th July lei2.
IS number, II drawn ballots.
Capital Pri:ss.
! przcof sa3c9o 2 prizes Of sI IsS
| do. 10000 8 tie" l"sN
/ do. 6On0 do. L@d
do. 1000 100 do ..p
3:'-7 100 do ="
de. 2000 &c.
y
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-01-11

. &Srpsr sri,bIus stIs sr fis auf sisis Nrt 10
melt ssbrabt bate oas fie nitt msbr lfsbsn
fonnts, trus sr iie a,f ein Sstt in esr Sfubt'
nabm Elm WssGer unb cine SabsI une terlfad)
ibrsn &Opf RSrpsr une @sitbt auf feds Oesr
fistsn Gteuen. Tcb nbt fsrti9 NIT fciner
brutalsn 9frbsit, sreriif sr Elm Sbunlatsrban,s
msr unt tSttts )le relIenes. OILS CT 70 ftine
MorbIuif bsfrisSist bate, ls9ts ct iidb auf ben
Tusbptsn une ia9te CT rprlts wartsn Bis isin
Sebn Sscrs fame unb ibn AUDI osn 5aS a5s
fd)nsitsa. Gin Grausn;immsr mslbs in bsrfels
ben Stubs franf in siusm Bette las, ,pdbrsnb
tsr mtrSsrifbsn SanbIuna, filrbtsts iib edrm
gu MAIDEN otsr bas Simmer 1T psrIaiIsn, neil
Ct ssbrubt bate aut ls su moresn wsnn iis iitb
bsme9te. 9fls iein gSbn bsim Fam, fano ct
fsinsn Satsr auf ben Subbcssn fbIafsnc nne
ttins Mutter crnlcrbst. 2tlarm ipurbs fe9lsid)
9ematt unb Der Dltrber arrstjrt, nab bsr Co
ronsrs lntsriubuns unS Nusipru1 Ger Surp
,rurbs sr inS gsfdnsni6 9sbrabt. @n tsmS6rs
per Der @rmcrestsn marsn 10 9sfdDrlibs 9Snn:
ben au0er msbnrsn !cautpsrIseun9sn. Der
Wtrbsr bate fis flint Smntsn mibbanes!t.
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Gin l6abbares s Sud,
betiteltt
Ut. Netmrtetl Muetler'a
8et1tlttbe GrauttfItultpen

Ser ltnterihrictsne TT selonnsu, fobalo
iteb cine bnldnsliobe 4njabl Snbler,benten
elntlnoen, cas teritbmte werf gum Druf at
teforoern. 9alTrItise 1T pon pIelsn SauieMs
esn N Oenthlano init srcl1e!h 0(nken nno
Sf9en 9elden tpprcen, tmp 1T AUDI biet III
4merlta rhbmiebit befannt, beionoets mans
eben eentftbsn prctiactn, verletiebensr Cons
tel1tonen, tpelde tereit Itnb oaiIelte 5u empfebs
len. gs entbalt frrSe 2lbhanolunsm t6sr
bic berftieeenen 6auptlebrsu unb pfthtsn
Der Stslisicn Sein gbriiti tno purdb leins
oent!ltbe ino 9ettienfa6(iebe 9pradte, stt,.
pheblt es itb Selebrtcn nno llnaelebrten.
Ole Flare 9arteauna s6ttIieber mahrbeis
ten, nno bic Wlannsfaltisfeit Bet Sessnltdm
BE-, ipelebe III pem1ebsn atgebanpelt tperoen,
laNcn ermarten, oab es alIen ebrittliten tsIsrn
III Amsrita eten 70 an9rmehm NIB ertaMlieb
lsln ,peroe, pie es Dem ebriflieten pntlitum
III Oeuhblano 9e,pelen. Get Dsrleser bofft
baber cine binlans!ihe ltnterttieun9 5u Be-
epmnrn, Hin tpensfcns bic Soften oss lbs
crufs sefsu su f6unsn. Gs TT ibm niebf
baruti, 3u ttun, profit nit oiefeln ttntetneb.
men ~ MAIDEN, fonpcrn Tcin gnbamef 1T,
pie CT alautt ein bthsrsr ,lno tefTsret - bae
all9smsine QDobl isinsr WlitmenIebeM Gin
fnr3aefa6ter teteHslaaf ees Nuters, ,piro sis'
fcs Sub ts9seten.
De0inoun9en.
I. 9as QBerf ,pirb nats an 600 Oetab 9eis
ten emtbalssn.
Q. Oa0elbe iol ih6n nno laatsr sssraet ane
sut 9ebnnoen rberbett.
8. Ser preis 1T nur Gin 9halsr bas gren,4
plar - sablbar tei lteterlisferans sss
Bmh'e.
4. 91er 10 ltntsrIebreitsr famhelt, anb fir
bic 8ssahluns snt ftcbt, erbalt eas lite
,,nentselel6.
Jobn e. pfaub.
9nbieribentsn fur obises msrf wsrosB
in oie1sr Druferei ansenemmsn.
Oeeemtsr T, 1871.
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Qofofofc Z WatCbes,

in pappsefcl. Gha6tslhcn, fir ecren 3imr'
fraft itb sarantire, perbsn fopcbI i'm Srcls
fen als i'm Rlcinen, billiasr ,ple bon anpcrn
Habrieantem bier, psrfaufr bon
Jobn ,5ertlein,
mpbubaft in gllab 9auniebip.
@eine 5auptnisperlass 1T tei 3rn. 1tras
bam Nclanr, 8afwirtb, IN per Dfspsnns
fra6s, Neaoins.
sr9tobrbaltsr uno pas putlienm atT'
baupt, Ilnp bisrmit b6fie6f srfmebf anjurn'
fen Mnp bic maare 5n nnteriuetsn
San. II, l842. Am.
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ipin eirifber Srief.-eln Srlanpsr, Ser

Elm eirifder Srief.-Gn Srlanesr, set
s'nsn Scbn auf Der GObibule in IutIin BAT
ts' ihrisb an ssnisltsn foIasnosn Brief:
"glebsr m;-9Ssnn tu ,pcbI Bit wsnn
Oh Sisisn Brief srbdIif, llno mir pcbI. Mil
Dem uebsrbrin9sr fbfe ib Dir msnsn brannsn
Nrf, laB Dir einen neusn baralts fn,thsn. 9sl'
lie SHUTTER itbid Dir, obne mein IOil1cnt )
pfune. Sb bore eu ipirif iis nidt ndrriid)
pstbun psnn bus absr tbuif, 70 fam itb Dir
juif fa9sn Sas on cine ndrrifbs @anS biif uno
psrblsibs csn affeeticnirter @atcr.
y. g. 9sne Sbmsifsr Sallp wiinfbt cae
id Dir fa9sn fol-, eu mthtslf ibr sinsn Sd)iIrs
frtten>Samm ibifsn, ba ibs absr rssmaI
psr9cfTen Dabs unt Der Brief ibsn 9sTsgsIt 1T,
70 mill ibs Dir i'm Hdbifsn f1gtn."
Gin sre6er t,1ann.-Gin ofH;isr fraets
einsn eirlidsn 6serutsn "SSe 9rcs biit bu ?
morauf pat antmcrtsts: "esr Mann esr Mid
ssmeiIsn bat fasts, es wdrsn flint Sus ;sbn o.
Der isbn SuB flint, ib bin niht gan; ss,pf
,pslbes, absr cs tpar Gins bon bsiben."
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-01-11
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