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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

NIuTCE-The Franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
pointed 8 Maddox their AGENT who win be furnished al
Store below the Bank OF Virginia. with
supply OF all the varieties of Writing Paper made at their MIL
Foolscnp acap packet post and letter Par all which he
will sell by and retail such prices cannot fail to
satisfy public City and country merchants and citizens OF
the State generally respectfully invited examine his Stock
SEE their interest encourage domestic marn
factu,es RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
a., tasI Sa-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RhII.NnAn
RAILROAD.
Completion Of ths Railroad to .9quia Creek.
Tnriraifed ETpedifion!

INTtCUtTtH LIPtUNIUH
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Comps
hereby that their Railroad completed to The
Potomac 10th instant and that travellers
conveyed between Richmond and Washington all rs
the year, Railroad Cars and STEAMBOATS, 1.-THE Steamboat Com
pany being provided with effective ice keep the
navigation during the hardest weather in Wnte leaving Reo
mond g. A. NJ precisely instead Of a. heretofore, and
reaching Washington and Baltimore in u hours; moro
than "a hours In advance uf The River and Day Boats
Travellers by this nr proceeding to Philadelphia Immediately
their arrival BALTIMORE reach that CITY al A. d. the eN
morning, in % hours after leaving Richmond.
Instead Of paying their fare heretofore TO Fredericksburg
only and ae wards board the Potomac Steamboat ana u
Washington passengers will take tickets ri the Railroad che
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare, in this way WI"
Whole faro 10 Washinpton IS
Do. Baltimore, So
DO. PHILADELPHIA, Thy Peck and Lore's line, or
the afternoon Railroad line from Batimore,) sI
No charge for children under years OF ageotbrs nn
twelve years o! half pee. or Cooed persons ha p'
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of TranS7erf@oH.
Nov % 59Lwly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

MpiIA rouRTuoI,sE FOR sALE.-pursuant 70 The pro-
visions OF Deed executed by Alfred " beges.o
and wife 10 Esbet Leigh and Jnnus b. Leigh ;oas
and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Amelia County Con e
SUBSCRIBER acting viii sell for cash. by Pnnc @
being Amelia Court day Tract Of Land upon which me court
house aud other county buildings are located containing
ert story dwelling house. good repair very large ana
newly erected house. with all the @
= snch nm establishments house, with TWO rooms ahd
o cellars; large brick STABLE nearly new granar
carriage house, every kind Of out house a can DC
sded mon well fixed establishment; beautiful yard, and
one Of the hest gardens Of the country with
This rron.rty should attract attention Of capitalists as Inc
nurchas.r need not competitions either rs OF nm
land extending considerable distance IN esry
SETON from the and there being no o,neI
near Also will Sold the saie tne several Ne2'oss, @
d in The said deed Wagons aud Carts Carriage and Harness.
stock of Hogs Hces Cows and sheep, Plantation o'fss VI
eyeIy Kind and valuable Household and kncnen uihuae
ine nmu' ~ m h.,.res 10 he nerecl E. C. LEIGH.
"er' "'s' so $3.50 63-wtd5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
Nov %
HATS AND CAPS,
at Prices to Suit the Times.

THE subscribers respectfully beg leave to Inform their friends,
and public of Richmond aud vicinity that they have now
on hand splendid of Ars and Cars, OF tie newest
fashionable styles They warrant
their Hats superior quality and fast coIrs being manuic
ued by themselves expressly for he. retail trade They give
below of the Hats PRESENT. which offered TO the
public as cheap as any in the city for cash
Fine black Cashmere Beaver Brush, Nuda Russia uskat,
have Just finished splendid Moeskn Hats OF snpe
ror us,re ist and elastic Gentlemen wanting good and
cheap Hat respectfully requested TO GIVE w. call
SMITH & HURLEY,
Corner OF Main and l2th Streets
-w3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

THE school. AT WEST VIEW, the residence Of Dr. Geo
Mason In Brunswick county, which has been IN successful
operation for years, under the direction of Mrs wary A.
Jones md Miss Randolph will be the st Monday
in February In of the of the times
there viii be reduction in The TERMS for Board and Muse of
dollars each
Board for the ensuing year, 800
Music tuition, ~
FIcnch g 10
English /" -
wishing enquire about the School will please dc
letters TO Stony Mount, Brunswick county.
Dec. 10 63-w7w
I The Norfolk Herald win copy above times, weekly
and send account 20 this office for collection.
J2DUCATION.-Mrs ELIZA A. TOD proposes opening
- School for the tuition Of young ladies' at the
of The ensuing year. in the Of Mathews, Scaio
The residences Of her father, Col. TIL Hudeins.
Her Of will embrace various branches
of English Educatinn comprising photography, Reading Writ
ing Arithmetic Grammar Geography, Ancient and Modern His,
Rhetoric the Of Composition, Chemistry Astronomy
Natural Mental and Moral Philosophy. Mrs Tod offers the
moderate of eighty dollars for board and twenty for tuition
all the branches; fifteen dollars for instruction In Speug
Reading and Writing the elementary branches. Mrs Tod
will be aided BY ASSISTANT and deeming the nstut
ton Of youth rather pleasure than burden pains VIII 10
spared improve beth the and understanding OF those
trusted TO her charge.
The School will open on the Monday January
tnue until first 0f August The months Of August and Sep
generally embracing the whole Of The scky In s
Mrs Tod giving those months as recess
whatever in the Winter. Each pupil will he talked
win weekly during the recess thus obaDg the oee
ton Of lone respite from study Mrs Tod will the
will justify Painting and Fashionable Embroidery in silk and
viii be taught IS each The French language will DO
taught So srson. The for board ard tuition
qncd aSabe quarterly In advance Ef boarde VIII be re-
qued when practicable To furnish bedding towels and can
dleso they be furnished for the of ten dollars extra
Mrs Tod requests all who wish 10 pat,onse her
School send pupils thu fist day. il possible deduction
WIN I've made and much valuable time los, BY
sary procrastinaton
Inference -Presaent Dew, of William Mary College, and
others, if necessary. ELIZA a. TOU.
Sraford Nov a5 1892 58-2awtF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

lEMuvAL-R. N. HUDSON, Den: has removed ns on', =,
the residence Of James Bosher, Esq. . . 49,,
He performs operations the lee,n iaf lnei oeauy
preservation and Inserts Incoupbs Teeth slngy, or in fun
SETS on the most approved plans .d,I = o,u
hi. Teeth comprising every variety
Of shades carefully selected the most celebrated manuia
turers -. xo;..
lie also inserts Artificial Paaes designed to restore the voice
to is proper and sound. . > Ct, ,,..s c,.a
Refer 10 the REV. Dr. pumer, Rev Dr. Empc uuaoho, uaru
ner X Co Cen Pryton, Baxter, ESQ; Dr. Chamberayhe
~ ~, "a os'' $50 4s-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

nR MoFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND pIE-
~ NIX BITTERs-1he immense number of letters which d.
different pars of the Union of excellent virtues
Life Pills and PbGnx Biter peclues The possibility q"
his ing them before The public In printed forms and hr there
ore invites have used them, ana who may be
affected with ANY DISEASE TO call AZ his Office no Broad
way II will them nothing, Dr. Maat always happy
give advice nvads, whether they choose 70 purchase ls
Lite Medicines and any calling always examine
the medicines. 10 those who have already tried the Life
Pills Phoenix Bers Is to say ausht-lhai H. II
his medicines doubt their happy effects In any one
He ready 7" stake his AL upon IN. result OF any
thoroughly administered There those who may be disposed
many thousand respectable czrns by experience
medicines ALL and than they represented
the blush
Life Medicines have in many cases been recommended
by physicians They have stood the and
proved the nning remedy ever offered &c the surre
under almost every dsese As general family medicine they
Life Medicines have been used with success in almost
every disease which mankind IS liable ana tor bilious nma
and sick headache pain and oppression alter meals eddihess
huIn las Of appetite wind pasms they are
he vastly superior 10 any thing ever before Offered to inc pub
for full habit Of body, they VIII prove nraua-
br while general family apeet for either they can
fail to ensure The universal satisfaction.
tain If freely given the aack of fever Influenza measles
Throat recent colds with cough and ner Inhamatoy dis
In rheumatism and chronic complaints thcy nave also
performed the extraordinary cures when used WIN pese
verance.
Since introduction of Dr. Moas Life Medicines to
his Citizens they have in fully maintained The
high character they well deserved. Patients who had fur
years miserable existence, and many WHO had lost
othe limbs by rheumatism and ysis have been re-
stored kea strength comfort after all the usual
dies had hcen found useless IT. astonishing and almost macu
been experienced In the OF
pains of The head and face paayt!c affections
and stuff ons ganuar sSeines pains OF the chest
and ones chronic rruman paptaon of the heart difficult
respiration,
but The many cases in which
purely vegetable medicines have been successu ht let n
inquire. Why they universal in their happy efects'
Because they PURIFY THE BLOOD, and thus oil
Of disease in the system.
Because hey powerfully the secrctioDs of the body
and remove all impurities AT once.
they do reduce the SYSTEM but nvigoraie Titus
requiring from pleasure business during their opr
ration.
Complaints arising from vlatcd Of the blood easily
snbdued powerful efcary Of these mild and saluary
dizziness TO those who Obliged travel take medicine
interruption Of business the Life Medicines pecnl
ay By mild and safe operation, they strike At the root
disease and quickly eradicate IT, thereby preventing the fatal
effects 10 which thousands victims.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR 4 LYELT.,
Agents for the Proprietor,
One door above the Bell Tavern Main street
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &C., &c.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c, &c.
GAYNOR l. LYELL have constantly hand large asso''
every article In their line which they are derA
ed TO sell the reasonabe for cash, or 70 pr
Country merchants and ply picians al a. ,ran
sending their orders TO may rely having thcD prom
executed.
We would respectfully call the attention Of ms chants PIP
clans, and the public generally, TO assonner OF
Drugs Medicines. Chemicals,
Surgeons instruments, Gass Ware,
Paints. Oils. Varnish.
Window Glass Dye SinTs,
Tobacco Cigars, SBnff.
Foreign and Domestic Perfnme,y
Cologne and Fancy Artices =
Together with Iarg. nent OF Patent Medicines aCas
which i'll be found
Raca,out, very val liable preparation for DyspepsI,,
Dr. Wistars Basa,I Of Wild Cherry,
llenry's Genuire nasnes:a,
Ilays' linip' enl for the Pies -.
Hewes erve and Bone Lnment and Indian Vegetable h'
fo Rhe'. matsm,
jay les Especorant, Carmnative Balyam and Hair onN
Peters, Hibbard's, Lees Indian Vegetable AM 'ihe
French Pills.
DIR. hpfas Vegetable life Pills and Phrnix Bues-fo "
account OF which another part of this pap-r
Rowand's Improved Tonic Mixture,
Swnims Panacea
GAYNOR LYELL,
Ore door above the Bell ia's' ,
Eov 5g-w!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
McCABE & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEN7ysTSi

NTEMBERS Of the Society of the Medical and Chirreal Fa
w Guilty of Maryland and Of the American S0rsy Of Dental
Surceons-OhcrF square sbuve the Exchange and
nearly opposite Dr. Plum-rs Church, Richmond, va-AhIfra
teeth inserted in The apro:ed and all operations
carefully performed Ladies the country EAa fhd
me city, u be aited their residence, nishd 4
line through TIC o. PAID A be promptly attended From
number Of retrencps they select the following:
r. II. Cdrmchael 81 ID. Pref. L. A. Harris NJ D., Baiu
Prof i. l.. Buhannan VI. D. Col Dental Surgeons
Jas. Bedle ". ID. Rev. w. l. Waller, NJ. D.
f. D. Watkins, VI. D. Rev. &. A. Keesee.
Chas Beale, NJ. D.. Gordonsville, Va.
Sent am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

SCHEMES OF LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN IN DECEMBER.
Dec. Fifth prizes of $4,000 Tickets SIS.
Dec. ait,.-vA. MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Glass @, draws,
Captas-s3O 900, SlUO ~ 100 of 600, &c. Tickets SO
certificate OF package Of IS hole Tickets In the above will
be for Sl30-shares in proportion.
Dec 3st-vA. LEESBCRG LOTTERY Class g, draws
Capitals 0O0 S2,500 90 Of 900, Tickets so -
nos, II drawn.
certificate of package OF &c whole Tickets In the above viii
be sent for only Sl3u-sliares in proportion.
~ Please address your orders TO
D. ". HoYT L co.
No-. 5S-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

THRUST SALE-Pursuant the provisions OF Deed OF rust
executed by Robt Corbn Samuel o. sr" ana James
C. Luck and duly recorded in the CLERKS once OF Caolne
specified acting Trustee, will proceed 'e on Iuesaa!
tile December next BannanS Store ~ Tue COUNT!
Caroline Tract of Laad known by the OF Hard Bargai
containing acres less, Tor cash. Upon ts udcr
dwelling honsc and tneraay good orchard
nmay of the Land good having formerly been sold for 500 81
per acre this land indisputabe but acting as
Trustee shall convey only such title as vested In me
s. c. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
~, n, 4S-wtd5
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United Court fer the Eastern District Of Virginia,
December 7th, 1912
JEREMIAH WHITE, individually, and of the late firm q
White Irvine, Of the county Of Hafax having filed petit
praying That he may be declared ankrup II Is ordered,
all claiming creditors of the said jeremiah
White show the Court the 9th day Of January next,
why the said jeremiah White be declared Bankrupt,
the Of Congress that eha and that copy Of this
order be published il the newspapers according to the 9ad and
cath rules Of Court.
A Copy-Testo
HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN TOBACCO-Ths following
section OF amend the act entitled ian reduce
nf TOBACCO passed 9Th March 1896 published nfrma
ton Of all persons concerned and more especially TO dealers
upland tobacco showing The advantage they would derive free
Of any CHARGE directing their tobacco 10 be stored
Public Warehouse.
shall been inspected al upland inspection and shall
forwards stored in any warehouse IN the city of Richmond
be said civ and The town OF Petersburg the Commonwealth
shall abo for the loss destruction OF such Tobacco by
stored in snch least eighteen hun
ho-sheads u In the city of Richmond or ~ The town
warehouse aforesad or inspectors should
receive such tobacco on storage Of which fac
shall be their duy to give Certificate u required"
EEMALE SCHOOL IN LoUIsA.-The School my house
for the education young ladies, will Mon
harne Randolph Dodge York. has discharged the
highly responsible duties Of teacher in manner satisfactory
her patrons present The undersigned therefore, fres
no hesitation recommending Miss Dodge he public
competent and faithful insirnctress In this school hing
wi taught constitute complete English Educa
ou together with Painting Music and the French language
The school established with view TO The education
OF my own children, VIII Lr as heretofore restricted TO small
number pupils The location s pr"vebia 70. its heane,.,
and It's coreuty The Louisa Railroad win prove
ence for the transportation Of pupils and their baggage
The terms including every necessary EXPENSE Tor Inc seho
Iastic year, will be $50.
Sly address is poitesvlIe, Louisa county co., r,
Jerdone Castle, Louisa CO., Dec Q, 1872 6o-w,f
OLD WINES AND LIoUoRs-Also, GRoCERiEs.-I hay,
~ avery large anu erheIa cu ana Ii.
quors part which have hern kept hand improving i'm
years and then said TO be % years old y Groceries
fair comparison with the best in the city
quality and price, and caieuIness In putting OF Them Tbs
old Wines aud Liquors viii be found most beneficial for the
servation of health when moderately and ndiciousy used
Should be found ncrcdnous not 10 have firm
mistaken belief PLAIN matter OF fact assertion lie, HIM
enquire call The subscribers who has been regular tempe
dnker durin. The last 80 Of his life and u
fed with his healthy appearance they can see portrait OF his
uncle who died few years the State New York aged
years; and he drinking fish tie
day he left Ferentosh, then STRIPPING.
WM. WALLACE.
Aug % 3-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,

JAMES 81 GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission .Herehanfs-R Richmond, Frginia.
nErEsrScxs:
G: wilkins & Co,l
Fisher & Baldwin,
E %%: 4 s,is9 ! !. Co. C., Philadelphia.
5; sS,s.%s saf s. q ss;i rsr y.,.
1 Thas. W. a"I Paiio, ryassinstes
Lambet. & Mckenzie, slssandra.
Kirkland & Chase,
sss:, sf iis.s a r { Co, 8'l'"''%
c W','I +. s sh ss%i' Morrill,.
Jas. smoot, Georgeera.
en- i ECs Ss"ssi e4''4,s, Pa
gss!: wi M ksas, sai..s.s, oM.
HarsI S ,. & !Iard de- afw.in'. Ferry OH.
Crew & Cook, Richmond, Ohio.
s 5s:sss Ends s 1;;,s Z Co ~ts o,>e-,.
Lemue Jones, M Pleasant, Ohio.
VIM Martin Co., Creissiue 0hs
NON 4 c Tnga ci.einnaa oa.
Robert Campbell ST. Loss Mo.
I Evils BILL, coalEeToa GrsEs.L AarsT, R,eAmena,
Fd-Aends HUNG Negroes and Collecting Claims In
the adjacent counties and Caroline.
nor WhIs and Compiler copy
geo w ToLER, GENERAL AcESr CoLLKcroa, Richmond,
Ya attends 10 renting out houses hiring out sell
ing produce collecting bonds. accounts, &c.
Persons country having negroes hire produce to
SELL &C.. would do well TO give him CALL
Ofh'c opposite Exchange Bank % ;,
sept. I6 S-u
DRINTING ISK-We shall have constantly on hand fall
supply OF johnson Durarts best Printing Ins al moderate
,ricea. -
Enauirar Office. March TO- 1a49. leo
MELIA ACADEAYThe present Session will end July Isl,
"A l>4a few vacancies may be hed al the rate Of $ per
month from the time Of entrance, payable In adTanee
As to The discipline Of School, and psres OF the pupils
refer TO my neirhbof Hon. VIM Archer who 10 intimately
Tx r. HARRISON
NpxY eSl&sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

Al Cincinnati on the Sd inst sEtrems sastatiell
Fos Hsgs were 81 % to 90 NPeses lbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

lanes A. PATTEsON, Commission MxaeHtrI, heIIr- y
YW give prompt attention to sales OF an s .na, 80 @,
dnee and Merchandise consigned 10 ms care e'0'' ."
'a n' aa,o'nins "essis' 0ape'0 47-wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
POETRY.
(r.en The L1RdCa .9l.e.4.ui'.J
TIE WINDS.

0mc1m yFr o>,e. r"-' >s.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

EVILS HILL, CoLLrcIoR GENERAL AarNr, Richmond
II Ya-Aiends HUNG Negroes and Collecting Claims In
! the adjacent counties and Caroline
D.c. II C.-w3w
a~r Whir nd ConniIer IN cony.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-20
Sn Der Sao6e

We9cn brm beabfhtigten 9Iufprud, pcn
Gbarte6 Sleinf f6 miot
SIR cine 9eiceus, nm Elm gBirtbshaus in
Sanrper 3aunftip, an feirem alter Staub
fortjubaIten.
0ie llnterSrid)neten Burger oru Soanouer
Gauuldtip, qcd)a @auntp, empfebleu cen obs
gen gittiteGer, nno beseu9cn hermit, raB
cbeu beiagtes @iaifhaus ncthweneig in un
cas publfum uno Sremoe phcr 9ieifcute sit
tcberbergen, uno eas Der cben benamte Bits
itelIer einen guteu 9tuf fur @hrlidfcit nno
Jtihterbcit bat, uuc oaB er gut nit joauss
raum uno SequemIiohfeiten fur Sremee uno
9feienee gu teherber9en, uerieheu III.
Scieph Ted, 1bpmdS Sh6ner,
2bemaS Jfioo, 9leranter 4eeer,
Somuel Saplcr, 9Itam Sdtnrr,
@ecrge NChlep, Ganicl 3elIner,
@raSmus Jfr6mer, 9silIiam Sieglen,
Sol. 2idlteuwdlter Scbn &eldner.
MdrS 80, nq-snt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-20

init, rag cben bsfaafss eaIlhans ncthipsntia
in nm bn6 9,ntIiFum iinn Eremcs uner 9ieis
fenre III tetertergeiL uur baB her rten be-
udmte ainiudirnte einen auten 0iuf fur Chr.
litfeit uno 9indfernbeit hat, unb eoB ergnf
nit caueroum unb HeauemIidfeiten fir
Sremce iiue 0ieilenee ~ beberbergen peries
ben llf.
Ibcmas @ne, Srfepb Sieap,
Scfeph Wliler, peter Rcth,
Schn pauI, Sphn Rrater,
9Increp SdeIten, 9fenben Strcue,
Sfade pdui, Scfepb Tau(f,
9bcmas PAUL peter Wstaer,
sIrriI O, na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-20
Gu Der SdCbe
gBc9en benz bsabFdtisten 2InIprud BON

Nc9cn benz beabiIdtt9tcn 9Inipruh Uon
gDeter & II nS,
Sir cine 9eicrns, nm eiu Wmthshaus III Der
Stabt gItIentauu, geda @auntp, an Ieincm
alten Stano fcrBuholtrn.
Die llnterscid,netcn @iuwchner bon Der
Start sIIIcntoun, beiagtcm @auntD, empfcb'
len ben cbi9en Sittfellcr, nmo beSeu9cn bier.
NIT, hoe cbeu teIagtes @aithaus ncthpenciq
III nm cas publifum uno Srcmbe Ceer Hcis
fence Su behcrbcrgcn, uuo oas Der rben be,
mantle 2Inlud,enoc eueu 0uteu Ruf fur @hrs
Iid,feit uuo Tutternhett hat, uuo hae or out
NIT SHausraum uuo Scoucmlid,feiten fur
Sremcc uno Gciirnce gu beberber9cn oerIes
b II it.
@ecr9e Seiper, GIccr9e Spinner,
Sdccb ouber, 6. 9. Saints,
Schn Oiefenoerfer, 9Icam Stunts,
Simcn SdwciBer, @lD SierD,
Schn sIltri9bt, Succb @olper,
pcter Siern g8ilIiam @fert jr.
MdrS 80, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-20
cn Der Soe6e
QEe9eu Dem beabfhti9ten 2lniprud Dor

gEe0cu cem beabfhti9ten 2niprud, pcn
9tatban @ 6 differ,
SIR cine eeicrns, nm en g9irthehauS in
Sal5ture 3aunid,ip, ecd,a @auutp, an
feinem aten Stano at halten.
Die llntcrsridnetsu Burger pcn SoI;burg
3aunfdip. eedIa @auutD, empfchlen ben cbt'
gen @ittlfencr, uuo te;enaen hermit, oa6
cbeu bcidqtes Gjaitbdus ncthwenoi9 1T nm
Gas publifum uno Nrsmoe ooer MeiieHoe slt
bebcrbergcn, unb eas Der oben benamte Sitts
ite0er eineu 9uten 9iuf fir @hrlidlfeit uno
Ilhternbeit hat, uno bae or gut nit Soauss
raum uno Sequemlihfeiten fir 8remce uno
9ieiicuee gu bcherber9en uerieben 1T.
Charles @oelmau, 3eubcn Spinner,
6. qduoenitbld9er, eiohn 9)cff,
Sc(fe Red, Sdlcmon &leirt,
Mdrtin Rittcr, pcter &leiu,
0aniel &Ieiu, Gaeob Summer,
petcr Sleiu, Salcmcu 8eoer.
Otirs 80, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-20
cyn Der SaC6e
Weocn Dem bcabGdti0ten 9lnIrrudi bon

We9cn benz bcabFdhtt0tcn 9Infprud, bon
@Sacob Sagenbuh
Hiir cine 9eicenS, nm Elm 98irtbsbaus in Der
Stact 9Iaentaun, 2eda @nuntD, al Ieirem
sStuno fcrtjubdlten.
Die llnterseidneten 8iirocr Der be1aoten
Stapt 9lllentauu, rmpfeblcn ben obigen Sitts
fteller, uno bejeu9en hermit odB oben be1nqs
tes Gidlfhaus upthwenoia 1T Inn bas publi,
fun uno Srcmoe ccer 9leiIcube al bcberber.
0en, unb ens Der oben benanite 9lnIudcnre
einen guten 9tuf fir @brliCbfett uuo 9lifts
cruhsit hat, nnc odB er GUT NIT Soausroum
uno SrqutmIid,feitcn fur 6remte uuo 9iei.
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9ieuten SrrnF, u. eaursnfd)ld9er,
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Srel Roth, Seniamii.euomi9,
Sacrb W2tlIer Saccb S,ubrr,
Wdr; 80, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-20
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SantelSetbert,
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celbero 5ounfhip, eeda SnurtY, an benz
aIteu Stanb, friberbin bs,pcbnt bon peter
WiGer fcrtsuhaIten.
Gte lluter;cidueten. @iupchner bon Neis
ceIter9 9aunld,ip, 0eda @duntp, empfehlrn
ben cbiqen SittiteIer, uno beSeuaen hermit,
bae cbeu bcId9tes @alfbdus nptbwenbia 1T
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,u teherber9cn, unb RAE eer pbcn bcndmte
9nmheuec ciueu 9utcn 9fuf fur @brIidlfcit
uno 9tuditernhett hat, uno eaB CT gut nit
SNou6rdum uno gequemlidfetteu fir Sremee
unc Neilrnce gu bcbcrtcr9en, ceriehen 1T.
Nrirorif 6rauB, Gepr9e SHcnB,
Gontel SHousmau, 9tatban WttlIer
Soenrid, Ncffmau, Scfeph nunfdcr,
Scbu Soe9er, emanuel 8raue,
9,ctcr IRtner, fen. Sctn 9tctb.
pcter 9ictb, Daniel SreD,
9Ipril 6, nq-3m