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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
GENUINE GROCERIES

/ E1 T.. " w. NEWTON, are daily re
HJ. ceiviug supplies from New York, anl
have in store the following goods, which will b,
soid-as usual-at extreme low prices -
\ TEAS-gunpowdrr, hyson, Young hyson
hyson skin, souchong and pouchong.
COFFEE-Mocla, Java, Rio. Cuba, La
guira aud West India, ground in pound papers
/ SUGAR double s. single loaf, crashed do
llavana White s brown, clarified aud pulverIzed
white, st. Croix, Porto Rico aud agscovado
brown.
\ FRUIr-bunc cask and Suliana Raisins
/ante currnnis, eiiron, ptunes, dates, plums, al
mondS, wanatS, hlbrrts, oranges, lemons and
dried apples.
\ MOLASSES- sugar house, New. Orleans,
Auscovado and Havana.
/ PROVISIONS mess & prime beef & ?ok
Goldfish, flour, Indian ueal, hutter, cheese, lard
\ picked salmon, hams, rice aud corn.
| RACKERS-so sod, butter. milk, sugar and
pilot bread.
| PICKLES e. SAUCES. cucumbers, mixed
capres, olives, Sardmes, anGhoyies, mpsllraon,
walnut and tomato krchup, pepper sauce, curria
powder, Harvey sauce, John Bull, do, mustard
and olive oil.
SEh Nho-a srea. variety ol hnc lu'hties
h0m Cuba.
SNUFF & TOBACCO Of all kinds in general
use.
WINES & LiGUORS-pu formedical pur
poses.
crICES-nuimcgS, mace, olives. CHM anon,
alspice, ginger, pepper and cayenne.
PREsERyES-Ca Canton ginger & West india
ET-CETERAs-groUnd rice, honey, Liver
pool salt salt pttre, saIralus, sal soda; brown,
white, CASTLE, white scented, palm almond
soap starch, indigo. alum, nlcaronl. vcrma-
ceIi. tapioca, ground rice, eggs, sperm aud
black fish oil sperm, tallow aud wax candles,
n,als, painted pals, canpaiIs, tubs, matches,
deuilohns, bottles, stone iag1, cotton tw'ne,
bottle corks, pipes, brooms, cider wine vine
gar, lemon syrup, champaignc, ClareI, &c. sc,
Auu. 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAy, Aug -
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser n Patriot

At market 400 Beefcate, 80 % sheep, aud $50 Swine.
PRicEs-Bec Caltlc-Wc quote to correspond with
last week, viz-ESlfH Is First quality IS a. .
second quality "A 25 a so third quality 50 "a "A
shecp-We quote lots irnm | % io az, WCathers nj
| IS, : 9 aud 25
suine-Dull. A lot of old Hogs nj &c. Shoats to
pcdde Be Tor Sows and ic for Burrows. At retail
from 81 To Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
A rare Opportunity A!

'bNTlE undersigned having now completed
the repairs of STE EMS WH4RF,
IN substantial and workmanlke manner,
with firm stone head, well backed and
filled hi with stone, soIm Also, the water
being dccpcned up0alds OF Two feet, across
the head aud all along the whole length OF
the south side, as well as across the connect
ing lire of wharf from Stevens 10 the Packet
or BinStcr's wharf--wlll now rent THO same.
(riihnr the wharf alone, with the Patent
platform Ba lance. or together with such OF
The Stores "a are not already permanently
tonicd1 for n term ot years, provided appli-
cation Is made 10 him within reasonable
time. ..
10 the inhabitants Of Newport and lis VI
cinity, the premises being 50 well known.
description IS unnecessary. To others, It
may be noticed that the wharf Is commodI
Gus, spacious and Convenient, sIlnrtcd III the
centre of the town, aud, for series of years,
Inns been one of the most eligible aud best
\ irequcnted wharvOs in Newport
\ ROBERT STEW EMS.
| Newport, Aug. H. !Sl2.-Iul
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

RAIL ROAD LINE 70 PpRTLANp.-An addi-
iional portion ofihe Portland, Saco aud Ports
mouth Rail Road has been completed, extend
ing as far as Knnncbunk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
TO LET.

%zxA The lower part Of dwelling
f:H:f1 bonsc, pleasantly situated, con-
lii,iA4 containing rooms. Price 90
sfesesassz2 dollars. For any further infor.
nation enquire at this office. Aug. g5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
DRY GOODS,
At No. I32.

1 general and we'll sclcctcd assortment
~ Of URi GOODS, arc now offered ut
reduced ptrcs by
Aug " j. NJ. COOK & co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
JULY 7th, 1912.
JAMES HAM MOND'S S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.


/ RECENT ADDITIONS.
3Ol2 FATHERS and Sons, novel, 10y Theodore
i T.. Hook, Esq 2 ,uls
Bob The Daughters of England, their position
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| 3Dli Whats TO be done or The will and tie
| way, by the author of WcJlth ~ Worth,
| &c. 'lIeaven hcips tlioso whe help thrm-
4 solycs"-Old Pruynrh, ".
! 30l5 Mexico in lS42, n description pf lhe couu-
4 try, IFS natural aud political lralures (;
|. with a sketch of its history, brought
\ dawn To the present year, To WHICH is
/ added an account OF Texas and Yucatnn,
! and of the snmie fe Expedition, Illus
n tratcd with a new lHpp, "
,3GlG The Sabbath School as II should be, by
|. VIM. A. Alcott, "
3JiT Lewis * CIarks Expedition over the
Rocky mountains, revised aud abridged
Il hy Archibald VI, Vicar, 2v.
30IS Morlcy Ernsrein; or The tenants of tho
Heart, By G L. Il. James, ~.
1919 Mastcrm4n Ready, ar the wreck ST The
Pacific, written for Young people, soeand
series, by Capt. Narryart, :.
$40 Religion, a discourse Of matters pcr,ajns
ing 10 Religion, by Tho"iore Parker, ministef
of the I'd Church in RoNbury, Ms. | y.
3020 Forest life, by the author Of New Home
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This Library contains upward' Of
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anu
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Being the Largest Circulating Library in New
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
AUCTIONS.
LAND for sale.

On Saturday. he 27fh ef.4ug. ate o'ek p "
('i fair, II moi the next iuir day. will be sold
NJ public uc'"n under the direction Of the
Hon. Couh OF Probate Of Newport,) on the
premises, near the Stone Bridge in Ports
mouth.
4 parcel of Land bounded easleriy on hand
- of William Almy, norherly on land ol
Abner Chase; westerly on baud late the pro,
perry of John =. Mann. dec; and soplhelv
on a rohd. or the salt wafer. or however 9th
erwise said land may be bounded, II beip.
The eOsternmost pnu Of the well known farm
1T sand !ohn =. Mann. dec. situated on the
road Ia SAID Portsmouth,, lending across the
Neck Ia Tho Stone Bridge. Conditions made
kuowp At The time and place of sale,
Eowp w. LAwroS, Eyrcrs,'o
BENJ. FIScH. Estate as
Francis LAwT0s, Jao. =. Mann,
T. >. Brown, dec.
Newport, Aug. 4. 1912. [iwl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

Oh Bbls. Blenehcd SPERM OIL, of The
~ first quality 900 Boxes Sperm Can
dies, just received on consignment lmnnuiac-
tnred by w. B. Spooncr, Bristol) for sale, as
low "s can be bought of manufacturers, iu
lots TO suit purchasers. by
Aug. % +. l.. g. w. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
NOTICE..
NEW GOODS.

,s,ITE subscriber has just returned from
New York, with full supply of new
GOODS, bought at the present eNirem"
low prices. Among winch may hc innnd
Supertinr Bloc aud Bluc. Rack BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSIME ERES. for sale
low. &c. join II. JOUNEr
July H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
.HE.MOR.7.k'D.7.

Arr al Boston loth, Sch'r Tasso, Piman, FIN
Havana
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25

We are compelled to omit in this
number, q considerable miscellaneous
matter, which We have in type.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-25
Lord Ashbuiton has arrived at New

York.
Mr.. Samuel Colt made ap experiment
with his terrible explosive engine, at
Washington, on Saturday, which was
completely successful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
LETTER FROM GEN. SCOTT.

LETTER FROM GEN. SCOTT.
The Harrisburg Telegraph ssy. IL will
be remembered, thst Al the rseeat county
meeting Of the friends Of Gen. Scott, q
eommntee Vas appointed To propusnd
certain questions To him and receive his
aaswers. This cnmmutse, consisting NJ
Messrs. Msclay, Dunlap and M'CIure,
innedi,lsIy wrote to Gen. Sesn, and
reesI'sd bis prompt reply.
Washington. July IS 1919.
Gci'lemen--I have the honar IT, &C.
knowledge your ieuer If yesisnIay, wril.
tss, ss you iatenngly inf,rm ne. 81 the
ins,'nes "of large and respectable meet
lng ol your my friends, con,ensd q, the
C"ur'-hnu's. in IIars,Urg, D,uphin
county. PennsyI, ana" anil rrepoana,ps
certain qasssIon.; " hitch shall chsetlulls
answer.
LIST. b" Da y"u believe thai il is thedu
ty of an Executive. 10 IN eleeute Govern
msni. To appoint To Office. a. . gene, al
rule, persnn' of his own poln,cal "I,iaios,
and ffisnily 10 HE adninpualoa!'
l not only believe i, 10 be hrs du,y IL
appoint 10 Office, ps.sns Of tina, prnetal
party which sIe'aled HIM, tut, | am Of
"r'nion that the exception. To the Gen.
era rule" II sny, Dug I To be exceeding.
lyrare. md founded. not on cnnsnists,Ioa.
personal TO the Extcuuss. but on the s,,J
of the public serytre-,s The pnssessla.
Of acme accidental or peculiar qu.I,ica
TONS ." opponents. for the per ocular EN-
ploi menis IN question.
81. What are your we've wi b regard
to farf Il duties. not only Tor Resenus.
bui l"r Proiertnn!'
Although long Ia ,hs way af expressing
my humble 'iews on tn. SUI jrcr, | hate
never before been called upon 10 give lhels
III wriung.
That thH necessary reeenue Of The led
erAl e"'ernmen'. l"r general purposes.
my, 10 Tune al peare. be most chrapl,
and conveniently raised in the Iorm III
Cust"m ii mse du,ies. aud that IL uuebt
I" be % ra'srd. lns,hc ~hnla. are que.-
'''ns' which, IN my judgmca', d. no
admit VI doubt.
From lam lIatItv with the priueip. i
writer's an p"lIiie.l tcnn"uy. | wa. e-rl,
much sma'en with ti,s dmtr,ur. o, Ere,
ia! IL; bat brIseea ih- YEAR. ls2t-s
being stimulated nv The di cu.sI.. of n.
Pes"d, 10 reconsider Il 81 i.nprs..,ers, |
sooI became thoroughly Prr.vs,ied Tia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

Il Dreadful Fire in Rnssia.--0n he
81" Jun" Lac, dreadful Il g destroyed lhs
hid salt works II Noso UsoIsky, IN the
Government, oi Perm. The conhasrs-
ION spread to The extent OF iwo and half
"e'sls. aud lasted three da,s. Besides
he's u works. with its lmmrn,e prn'i-
si""s II Ill kinds "f fuel na,.e for lhem.
com i"ut t"s,x Thousand hoa.es connect.
d with The na,'ui.eio,y. Stage c,anch,
nd nnm' row Products 81 nature, ieil 4
rey TO the A III e..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

EiEisni Wiih de character Of 81 upright
I1dge % LlsF ne Erc0Eds foE he otfi
parposs ialsnded--ihai is loFay, . shsui
On he trial Al ! pF0sscullOn sgsinsi me
that had aTresled him before - bad o.
tempted 70 exercise Judicial authority 7
my camp. then under marital lsu, M
necessity for declaring said lsu being I'd
milled by himi Was it consistent slii
the character Of an upright Judge, slieI
putting me under the rules 10 show eanfs
Why an attachment should ne issue
against me. and. on my sppeArfnes Win
nv defence. 70 refuse % hear Ae-parn-
eularly - he xas siIiing-n hls own
cause. and from whose sdginens here
was no appeal Lasly vas y not ilie-
ral and unjust IN h.. alter hs had APP
proved he declara,sn Of martial law. on
he ground Of IN Necessity whose once
!, 1 - m.Ls u law silent when this Is
indispensabl % save the republic,-was
!, roi 81 dlshonorsble IN him 70 in
s,;r,. !, eeedings against me, and insult
and 4 me, for defending the country BY
the Cans he approved and applauded.
A. being no other offence really charg.
against met Is there . man, not car
ied away BY party feelings. who hearing
ne facts, viii not pronounce il one Of the
nost unjust and vindictiFs decisions ever
pronounced BY = Judge!
Bot | viii not pursue the subject fur
her. My thanks are due 10 the Legis-
aIuIes Of New York, Ohio. and Michi-
an, for their expressions calculated 10
induce Congress 70 wipe from my memo
y the impnlalion cast upon II BY The act
I this iyrannical and vindicliye Judge.
iy thanks are dne. also. 10 that portion
I the Senate which has expressed wish |
D refund the fine. bul not on the pFinci- |
lie coniended for by those who amended
he original bill. | am obliged 20 regard |
he proviso Of Mr.. Baysrd. adopted by
he majority, As intended 10 insult my
ceilings. What take from Congress mo-
ey instead Of juslicei When apply to
congress. il will be to demand justice,
OF to ask favor. The patriotic states
( New York, Ohio, and Michigan. did
OF ask Congress 20 extend 10 me favor.
hey wanted the stain upon nv charac-
u. imposed npon il by Judge Hall with
ut good reason, wiped away.
With the smiles OF Providence. and by
ne aid Of my brave compa,riols in arms,
fler many daysoftoil and nights Of watch
illness. New Orleans was preserved from
lie hostile tread Of foreign foe, and her
niable females protected from insult and
Olution. In the struggle, ] risked my
eallh, my life, and. what is dearer than
ther, my reputation; and, If the honors
e Senators from Louisiana, (Messrs.
onrad and Barrow believe that ought
J be fined and disgraced for il. leave
lem to enjoy all the satisfaction which
, refined patriotism can bring them.
! am, very sincerely and truly, yOur
lend, ,.e~ : :. II
ANDREW JACKSON.
. p. BLAIR. esq, g.. a'F
Editor Of the Globe. f. .F
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
From The Globe.

washington, July l, 1871. ~
SIR: In the Globe Of the Goth ultimo
is contained letter from General Jack.
son to +. p. Blair, esq, containing some
structures OH the remarks made by me in
the Senate. on the bill to refund to Gen.
Jackson the fine imposed on him by
Judge Hall, for contempt Of court.
Although, when made those remarks,
/ did not fatier myself that / should es-
cape my portion Of that yituperation which
has ever been the lot Of all who ventured
TO thwart the wishes or oppose the mea-
sures Of Gen. Jackson, did not >anlici-
pate that they were destined to involve
me in discussion with that distinguish.
ed individual himself, or that he, or any
one else, could, by any possibility, charge
me with misrepresen,ing the facts Of the
case. There are some remarks. howev-
er, in Gen. Jackson's letter, which, how
ever insensible 10 ordinary newspaper
abuse, cannot suffer 10 pass unnoticed
AS the authority of his name would give
them a sanction and importance they
would not otherwise possess. beg
leave, therefore, to avail myself of your
paper. as the channel through which this
letter was made public, to correct some
errors contained in it.
The Judiciary Committee, to whom
the bill 10 refund to Gen. Jackson the fine
imposed on him by Judge Hall had been
referred, had moved to be discharged from
the consideration of il, on the ground that
no evidence had been offered 10 support
of it. When the debate took place,
was somewhat surprised to find that gen.
tlemen differed very materially in regard
tn the facts of the case No transcript of
the record was produced, las Gen. Jack
son seems TO suppose and no other evil
dence whatever was appealed To, except
such as the memories Of Senators could
supply, or as could be found in such pub
licalons as could be obtained in the libra.
ry of Congress. Several gentlemen in
terrogated me in regard to the facts; but
| could afford them no information, for
the accuracy Of which could vouch.
Being reminded, however, hy one of
my colleagues in the House OF Represen-
talives, that very fall and circumstantial
account Of the whole proceeding was con
tanned in Judge Martins History Of lou
isiana. | succeeded in procuring a copy
of that work. When addressed the Sc
nate, promised my remarks by stating
that | had TO other personal knowledge
of the facts than was possessed. by every
other Senator; and not as great as some,
whose age al the time enabled them to
speak somewhat from memory. My re-
marks on this subject are thus given in
the brief sketch of them contained in the
Globe: " lie did not profess to have any
knowledge of these facts Since
The last debate. however, he had consult
I'd work in which they were, narrated
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

Ia, fhssyy sf wssIlh. however bsaul.
nj. uauId impaEsTlsh dis country ~ Ne
tr.ds ufsh de many. Whose rival produces
y, -, Ided 81 JutlsF KsneFslly high. and.
n msnv eases. pFohIbrlory. Ualil. there
fare, he cher rommrFfisl ns'ians esa
!, forced 10 prsriiee upoa % sell 10 pro
rsssls 10 spssrhss and writings. lhe libs-
rsI doctrines. stsll be % ls.of ~ essn,
,er.slIinr and rsi.lisisry duties Al homs
-so .Ass, 10 raising the nsefsssry rsss-
nus fnr - sroramiral adninisIrsilon ef
he federal government. ss may. by daseEi.
minsiiea, eiselBally proaerl sur own in.
duslry--ssrienlinrsl. mining. and nseha-
nieal-ssslnsl lhs bali starved labor Of To-
.rtien countries.
/ consider Ibis lire II defensive policy
-Hhieh has heretofore sseeeded with o..
and lor thai reason, sgsin eniiil, d 10 sfsir
espennsni, 10 Ihs present general dis
--loresls Be % much IN The spirit Of ma
Iionsl Independence. % u %. IN my jadF.
Tnenl, Indispensable % lhs ihlsrnsl and
lasting prosperity Of oil PaF's n eur che
Tishsd Union.
Deeply sensible Of The high honor done
me by lhe meeting which ysu represent.
lremsin. fenllsDrn. sllh great respect
and sslssn. yOur friend sad lsIlsw CHI.
zen,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Msssrs. n. P.isisrlsy, o d Dunlap,
J. M'lluTr. COY m'Itee, IS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
O2ai IS.
Oefeutltc6e 93enrti

9Im Sreita9 ben 27fteu W|aL am 12 llhr
Wittdgs, fcll am Naule Der perforbsGen M as
ia @ul lfarc, lctibir prn gDuu 2ounitbjp,
Teedla @amtD, bffcntlidj perfauft iperten
Aiibe uno Sdlmeine gBuiSeu, 9loqgen,
9ReIfd,trrn, Safer &c. beim 8uld,cl, QBiuos
milble, Strobbanf, Soausubr, Drabr, Better
uno Settlaeen, Sfen nit 6cbr, Glide uno
StiIble, fc rpie cine 8erldtCeenbeit ppn Sauss
uno itiid,en- Gjerdtben.
Die Scoin9uugen am @erfaufstage unb
9Iufipartun9 ocn
Salonton Vub, 9lbm'or.
Sm TdG an ocm pbigen Gag n'd)t alIes
pcrfauft werben fcltte, miro bic Benbu Gags
olrouf ffort9elcet
Mili 1S. tia-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
Jeabr9ans 10.
9e e pin a II II a { II.

Dirfe 3,itnu9 miro jcecn Neittmrh oul
einem srcsen Super 9lcYaI Sc9rn, nit 9ans
aeaen Sdbriftcns hcrdns9e9eben.
Der Sublcriptionssp preie iitein ItoIcr
bes Sdhts, III 8orausbe5 5ablun g.
Sm 5lI oieS nidt 9clCbieht, 70 tpcroen Gin
Tbaler unc fdHf uuc slpauSis Gente angce
redlnet.
Rein 5asfcribcnt ,pirb fir pcni9er ale 6
Micnlte duaenemmcn, uub feiner fam Die
3eitun9 anf9eben, bis ale 9iiidifduee earanf
nbbeSablt IIno.
NtfanutmaChingcu, welde Gin @iercd
dnsmahen, tpereen ereimnl fir siien 1bnlcr
einqrrndt, uno fir jeoe fcrnere @mrndun9
ftnf uno suauSis @ents. = gr6eere mad,
Berbiltnie.
Diejrnisc wcIhe Die 3eituugnit Der pOil
ccer Dem poifteiter erbaltcu, mhnen lSIblf
bafur beSahlen.
Mle Briefe an bic Ncraus9cber miiGen
p6iffre einaclanct iperoeu, Icnlt perosn
fIe itidt dnf9enommcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
Gin 2eDrjun9e

gum S6mieoesSonoperf,
wirb loelcid, bel benz lluterlhriebenen, in 9ll'
lcntaun perlougt, ,poielblt or CUTE glnfmu.
tcruno fIncen piro. Sin Gnabe Sluilden IL
mo i8 Sabren aft, pom eanee, rpiro ben
8craue babcn. Wcgen Dem 9tdbern befra9e
man Iid) an Dem Shmieoeid1ap oes lluter'
ldriebeneu unweit @auener's SocIsbcf.
Git9bnan Seip.
O2at q, nq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
ssrtaape en(reftcr.

2tn ole Gtirnmfibigen ttr 2ten Sri.
9ooe z. 9toilien y. sc,
Yrcunoe unb W2it1cloaten
gIufgemhntert eurd, cine qrcee 9Ins
,aM meiner 6reunben, bin id, beipcgeu wcr'
ocrL mid @ud, ,ncdmNIs ais @ancicat fur bas
Sri9aoesSnfp peftor.9lnt
bci ter ndd,fien BabI onsubietcu, SolIte
id, 70 9liidIid, fciu erndhIt 81 nerben, 70 uers
lpred,c id, Die paidtcn oes 9Imte6 init Ireus
uub pnnttliG Felt aussuiltrn.
QSilliam 6rcp.
2iprit 27, nq-pB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
[Nc. 12.
Q[pptel-g aae.

Tadlrid,t piro hermit geeeben, bag bic
| slppiels fur BAD nodfte 9lnesmcnt ourh DIE
| ScmnliBirners, an ben uaehbefdlriebenen Eds
gen uno pIdbeu, stpifdeu ben Gtuuben pcn
10 llhr Brrmittags unb llbr Eahmittage,
9ebaIten perben fclen.
sIm Dcuuerifds ben 26itcn Wai, am 5,aus
e BON SoIepb s.. eiener, IN .,
Der Sauccna 3aunfhip.
| 9lm 8reita9 ben 27ifen Wtai, am Nduie
ncn SenrD DilItnseL in 8. WeiIs
| fcro 3dunfd,ip.
9Im Samifag ben 2sffen Wlai am OauIe
pon 9 o b n M a SCI n, in MineTstaun
IiebersMacuu0ie 3ounfdip.
9lm Tienlfng ben 3ltfen W1ai, am Sanfe
pcn u III a II b a 8 Eogel, in Bogelspiue,
SberM Macungie 3aunffip.
9Im WiittipcdJ ben Iiten SUM, am Sodnle
ron 9 bua SeiberItu q, in QBei,
eenburg, Gaunftip,
9m Dcnncrifag ben 2ten curi, am Saftfe
ucu 9 N SeiberliHs 9, in eDnnuile
eDun Gauufd)ip.
9tm 6reitas ocn BEN 3teu Suui am 6aufe
pom Nathan 8u d) m II, in ecpbia
Saun1Jtip
9lm Samffas eer 4tsn Suni am san1c
oon q ioe0r II @ II t b, in Snot9Sbeithaa
3uunId,ip.
sIm Dienifaa BEN 7ten Suuj am Saufe
pcn peter W | Il er, in Sd9ersoiae, Set'
oeIber9 1opnfobip.
PIN Wlittmcd ben Sten Sunt am Sdufe
con barles Stapp, in u. Wbeit'
ball 2auuidip.
Die 9llIe6ore ocu Der Gtabt uuo ben oers
fdiCrenen Gaunid,irs, fno sefdlli9ft erfndt,
fidl nit tbren 9ffeBmeuts Builder Su ben bes
ffimmtcn 3eiten uno an ben beftimmten pId'
Bcu ensutneeu alfo aud eiejenigen Die BON
ibreu reipeftoen 9lneements ~ appeliren
wnnIdlen, flno ein9rlapen beiSuwcbueu, tpenn
Ie e6 fur fhidIib erodlten.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
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aus Der Court BON Common pleas pcn qedIa
Sduntp ipiro am Mcntag ben 6ten SUM
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plose lelbit tffentIih ucrfauft pernen:
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= 1sssssszst Grennhaus uno Springhaus. -
Ben ocm 9nnoe iino elfer gutter Sdlpdmm
uno s. 2Ider SNrlllano ; Der nbrGe Gheil 1T
pHnglano.- SInf bem Gigcntbum befiueet
idl ebenfaIIs Elm gutter 9IepfeIsGaumgorten
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Scsbua ScberIing, Grldmcn Oloeeern,
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l40 9inthen, genan WaaB Erei older eas
opu ilno Sd,mammIdnb, 9 elder 6ol;lduo,
uno Der ilbriae 3heil 1T pHugIdno. - Das
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tcftneeu I'D, audi einige llepfeIbdume oarauf.
Eas bein9te 8ernbgcn miro oerfauft merben,
ols tn6 Germ6gcn pcn Saccb G r N, Dcn
QSeieenbura 2aunfdip, eiu Quuntir.
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2Iuhpartnn9 oril
SGona6 Grim,
8ruftie bes beid9ten Sa1o5 Gjrim.
Hnrd Die Scurt.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
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rno plnttlid)feit ausSnnbeu.
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9(rril 27, nq-b9B
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
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