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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

syTN ERSoNS who use Cookingls,oves are Esas
x orally in the habit during hcsnsasr sesS
Hsbnl of removing them, oDlacconn1 of tas ey9
tteme heat which they produce | wonlf,rS
sbectfully say to the public, that this dfcsfltV
can be avoided With theabove stoses hy piaciiiF
ltpem in the FIRE piace-the chimney will DRAW
.lp the greater part6f the unpleasant heat and
IsIeam which arisfs therefrom, consequently
this Stove will rot emit as much heat, W he II
Oppressive, as q large fire in a re-plscs-4th3s
5act il sustaiDed BY d large portion Of Inc com
snnHiiy 10 The States III MaryIepd ard Penfsyl.
laEia, where there are now in use, upwards Or
9hirtecn thousand of the above Stoves Persons
fsho haze them 10 use, can thus contiaIe soto
10 throughout1he whole year, spd thus save
both labor and fuel.
I IN comparing lAis with all other COOKING
FToVEs, the following advantages will he
found:
The FIRE being ii the upper part ofthe stove.
sthe boilers come ih Immediate conisct with ii i
consequently much less FIRE Il neccssa1y. bud
they boil in less time. The oven being Tie
whole size Of the stove bskes double The guam.
|tly Of other stoves. The heat $50 equally dIf-
Efased on allits sides, thaiit hakes bread &c As
we'll as brick oven. By means of,the dausper
the heat may be driven through flnss around lie
oven, which not only regulates lie heatsf The
oven but alsot The draft OF the store. Thss stosei
is so constructed THAT no inside plates cane III
immediate contact with the fire iconsequenily
they aFe not likely to get out Of reFair.
9y-The following gentlemen have reeensiy
purchased HathaNayss Hot Air Cooking spvea
andfno doubt DO justice to ITS meriss Ifcalt-
Jed upon AessrsI Francis Yatss, Samuel sHi1sf.
Samuel Ridsneur, Gel. Brarton Darenpati, Gkgsiea
@ Sttsrart ". M'KlAl
April 81, Is43.!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

ENyHE undersigned have contracted for rwo
III DoxES climets celebrated Gram Cradles.
part Of which they now have on hard aud OiTer
Cor sale. This well known make Of Cradles res
qnire no other Recommendations than reference
10 the large number 81 persons who have used
them. The scythes are or Naldrons make war
ranisd genuine.
AJ&.G " HOLLAND.
y Harnerx IEerrx afax II -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Hats. Hats. TEats

TUST received 4he latest sltsIe spriag and
Cd Summer Beaver and SILK HAS. Also, q
handsome assortment of Leghorn and Gaypqpii
Hats, which will beffound 10 quality and st5le
inferiorio none; and at ss low aprIre asih any
house ia the Valley. j J MILLER.
MAY II 1874 N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

t1FEsAsOF coUHr1'. vs,xsAs-.
HHIS agreeable I'D sEsraeiirs Wa{iine
Place viii b open for compass Oh ne ftsi
q June. Itis Gre miles sotth 81 chstlesloun,
end only seven hours travel o. The Rail Rohd
from Baltimore and Washington. rs medicinal
qualities. and The ehsrmine scenery b which IL
= surrounded. have tteb nj yeaFs lhe theme Of
admlfaiionS and i Is AZ exngseraiion % ~ lhsy
are unsurpassed.
Capt. JosEPa + AnEtL. allesdy a6Eant1keous-
y known as hpsi. viii have charge 81 he con.
ceTn, and The Proprieiprs feel assured that every
thi6g will Be vel done and 10 order with he
ANNEXED lisi Of prices, Tisilefs cannot fail 10 Be
satisfied ~
Bs.aD Fervset = 50 ob
beFIday uf;er weeks 90
psn4iay. rs ,has seek i IS
Children under 1R years ii age, and servants,
half price. Horses per day 80 cents.
IsA neat and comfenable STAGE win be
- The Raj Raad Depot every day, 10 convey
passengers 70 The Springs
TIE PROPRIETORS.
Ma IS. 1919
e1-7Le Baltimore .astrieas,, PhilodsIpkfd u IS.
Ga4slis. National IniflHgeneer, and Ffsdsriek H
RAID ti please insrf ihs a5srt rss sr ~ sessks.
fin country paper, and Joftrdfd bills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Straw Mating.

mNE AND A-HALF YARD WIDE, at the
~ unusual low price Or 50 cents per yard 81
Maps, lsf5 EM AIsoUIrHss,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

I'm "Wednesday evening the 18th instant,
~ near Mr. John willsbireH residence,
sCfosndFasd Puppy,
about months ol4, bni well grown. He Is Of
blush brindls color, with white on The end of
his nose and tail, and on his breast and feet
M comes when cslled 10 The name or Nep.--.
Aay Information concerning bin viii be thank.
fully received, or q reasonable reward (if re-
quired) will be given for his delivery to me
THOMAS G. BAYLOR.
May IS. 1s43-lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
For Sale.

1RFAT HOGS, IS Lambs, . Cows with
IL " young Calves.
WM. z. SINCLAIR.s
! May IL, ls43. -3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

6JRuCkS We have justereceised a large
" supply Of Crooks; general assortment.
May II. r LOCK & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

To ShOelnakers, &c.
"a LARGE lot oflhe best SOLE LEATHER,
IN tanned and Inspected ia Frederick. ri
safe 5or casa, low b. the side, Al ahe
sIIALLT0WN DEPOT.
May II. 1873 43I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Chem Rools II Nhoee.

! Harpers-Fsrrs, MAY il.-th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
VAIUARLE FARM.

Lying and being 10 the county OF JefEerson.
STATE Of Virginia, adjoining the lands OF S Scel-
ley T. Watson and others, on which the said
WIN Granlham resides, containing about IL
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02
Congressional Tickc, =.

dhe Constitution of,he U. STATE. =.
" 70 congress the power to make or gives s,'
the regulations of the State, :, g, @l'T
slect,On OF Representatives. Do,L,,1 'a'
the Congress may make the st.,oI ule''
latpres its agents for this puroo.o DTS'. :
until the Legislatures Of the sf,,a. s, Out
cute the task assigned by the Is' ''e,
Congress, that law is incomoIa,o ST of
IS The fault ofthe Legislature ,b,. 'u'E a.
SO. While that law is thus nc Is
is not the existing Stale lawDr -rS'e
mount validity, and are not tbo ps'a'
orthe State entitled TO be reDre.a,.r5 pyVp'
der it? If Congress had naJs -.
tons for the State of Mississnn;S Ss, y,
people would clearly only be enttI.'s m '
be represented on compliance wi,bs.,
law. But here is case wher. 10 ... '
Pleio law of Congress exists; and anj4, ,4
these circumstances is i, not eIea, , ns..
general principles, that the right e,r'
mat The people should be represeD,I
under the law which exists? Can 4,
elective franchise be taken from r..
people by mere trihing? We thin.
that a little reflection on these suucs
tions, for hint CT which we are ipjeh.
ed to our friend, E. S. Fisher, ESQ .;
CofteeTille, viii convince The mind IN.
under existing circumstances, the Ss.
VIII be entitled TO representation under
he general ticket system. Let US then
the battle in earnest
The full ticket which we have placed
i the head Of our columns has been
ldopted by the Wings of Yalobusha cour.
y, and we hope to see further and
'rompt movements on this subject.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02
" hig Meeting in YaIobusko Corr,,

| W. mig meeting III TalObuska Couut,
Agreeably 10 previous notice, NEE.
ing of the whig citizens of Yalobust,
County convened at the Court House il
Coiieeville on thet2fst day Of August
1919. for the purpose ofexpressing thei,
views as to the right of The State of Mis-.
sisslpPi, under existing laws, 10 be rep
resented upon The floor of the lower
house ofthe mex; Congress; and to make
known the names Of the individuals
by whom they would prefer TO be rep
resented.
On motion, ]. T. Leigh, was called 70
the chair, and in like manner ]. H.
Hutchins was requested to act as Secre.
tary. s
The chairman having briefly and
pertinentIy explained the obec! Of the
meeting, E. S. Fishes rose and address
ed the meeting at some length, and after
very ably demonstrating the right of
Mississippi to a full representation in Tbs
lower house of Congress, although %
legislative division Of her territory into
districts has been made, introduced The
following resolutions, which were unan'
irnously adopted.
ReSolted, That in the opinion Of this
meeting the State of Mississippi, not,
wilhsianding ths failure of her iegisfa
ture TO district her territory in Obedr
ence to the provisions of the apporliOR'
ment act Of the last Congress, still pos
sess the right 10 send her delegates
the Representative Hall Of Congress
ResolDed, That committee of i've
of the members Of this meeting, eaF
pointed by the chair, whose duty ltsAS'i
be, by circular, or some other mOde u
gene raj publication 10 express the pew
pie Of the State, the reasons that lnouc'
this meeting 10 believe tie State OF M''
sissippi is not disfranchised either ~
the apportionment act of Congress %
the disregard of our State Legislature
to its provisions.
In obedience 10 the last resolution. 'nS
chair appointed the following genileHes
said committee, viz: E. S. Fisher,
Barnes, J. H. Hutchins, alfred Turner
and James Cook.
On motion, the name of the Charms"
was added to said committee.
The following resolutions were Pr
posed by S. Barnes, and received "'
unanimous appreciation Of meeting
ReSolred, That this meeting nave -
confidence in The patriotism r''Ss'"
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02
Communicate.
Invitation.

Invitation.
The citizens of Ponola and Taa.
hatchie counties, the Ladies and Candr
dates especially, are respectfully invited
to attend Z Procession and Barbacue to
be given at Williams Spring on Yocka,
naPatata River, on Friday the 18Th inst
B. F. NORRIS,
GEO. ID. RHORER,
JOHN OWEN,
J. B. AshMORE,
z. BOYLES.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02

put together. His present yic
com come just in the nick time; al, Ia.
will confess and repent of all the II he
li,es ne has Committed, he will pr ''al' a
sincerity without the endorsement bis
preacher. We hope he will bo The
soldier under the banner Of lbe e
than he has been heretofore. 's
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02

o. A new post Office b..k
iished at California, Yalobu.hs OsSn eS'
Miss, and John G. Broadly = 'Ouh'
pointed postmaster. W.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02


notorious one. He may thank us for
that. This little puff of ours will make
him better known than all he ever tho,t
or said or did in his life, although ac-
cording TO the best information we can
obtain he has been the sole editor Of the
Grenada Herald for several months. de-
nylng 1t constantly, and putting himself
all the while. He will find out now what
a great Thing II is to get small lift from
our pen occasionally. We unfortunate
ly know but little of his history. If he
will send US list of his mean acts, may
be emay get another lift or so. a..
The charges we have now made can
not be laughed of-they will stick like
beeswax, as the saying is. If he will
show them incorrect, he may. save him.
selffromthe scorn and contempt of man
kind, In that case no one would more
cheerfully make the amcnde honorable
and retract than ourself. And if he
should grow surly, and dare 10 lift his
head from the craven level TO which it is
now sunk, we will at all times be ready
on short notice. TO give hun whatever
satisfaction he can lake.
P. S.-since the above was IN type,
We learntlat Kendall has made q lpro
fessioa Of religion. and that the preacher
told the people not to think it was an |
eleclioneerlng move or any thing of that
sort. We hope he is sincere sure e.
nough, and if he has really conquered
the l'evil that was in him, we will give
him credit for making better fight a.
gainst his Satanic Majesty, than all he
has ever done for him in his whole life
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02

SAT III RDAY, SEPT. 2, 1s4a.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02

'ito 'hioSC' rom j. M.
Newton and Mr.. Hinson of Grenada.
he recently took more than any other
man in the place would take, and skulked.
disgraced in the estimation of all his
neighbors. More recently he has been
denounced by G. w. H. Brown of Car
rollton, IN a manner which has made all
who know him say that after that he
would take any thing. We think so,
for he has now stood not only the. abuse
with which we honered him on Thnrs-
day, but our expostulations and appeals
to his reason and judgment not TO suffer
himself disgraeed fifth time, amid the
sneers and Jibes and Kisses of all his
next door neighbors in his own town
without exception. He is certainly the
most shabbily contriyed ape that ever
aPed manhood. Half man, under snch
circumstances would have fought the
devil, though he had come with seven |
heads and ten horns. His "buIl doo
!
nose and leaden eye'' would not even ii.
late and show fire, though coaxed and
patted to the utmost limit. He is a nat
ural coward, and the Phrenoiogist was
right when he told him that he wonld
always stink even from the maintain.
anee Of his rights, when the least per.
sonal danger was TO be aPprehended-l
Ihe only apparently brave thing he
ever did was to cane DR.. Hsgan and that
ne did BY hitting him behind his back
and then run.
/ 1"ej1 Many persons will recoIIect
hat sor'etlme in the summer of 1885.
his fellow put forth hand bills 10 tho
world offering reward of $500 for The
'ec0Scry Of S6, l65 which he alleged had
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-30

Central Agent 4 Commls,lou IL
Wo0pYlLLB, MisslasIpPi '''a'
WlLL give particular atlanta. I,
w the sale Of all doao,le,,"a' I,
or 10 business Of an MI I y
quI trusted 10 his care, such "A oal( .aG
of ligoidaliog clalm', receiving ana
wafdiog Goods, Cotton, ao #, Islllnas loi
purchasing articles o. any and s. wa
description. Prom long and Io,,,,.s.,J
knowledge u general business bs ." .,a,
lcnty soIlcIls consignmonis viii AN, AM
a share Of business, and pledges NJ 49, ..
gxcftons 10 afford satisfaction. W.
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HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Amite COnty, S. S.

10 all persons interested in the Real Es.
tate Of LlTTLEToN S. ATKINSON, deccaS-
ed-GREETING:
" GU are hereby cited to be and per-
IL sonally appear before the Probate
Court of Amite County, on the Fourth
Monday Of September neat, TO show cause
II any you can why the same should not
be ordered to be sold, to wit:-Lot Num-
Der ], and East part of Lot Number e,
IN Section "A, Township Q, of Range 3,
East; Fractional Section Number 2, in
Township /, Of Range 8, East; the West
nan OF the North East Quarter of Section
10, in Township 1, of Range East the
West half of the South East Quarter of
section 2, in Township !, of Range g,
East; the South West Quarter Of Section
Z, IN Township |, Of Range 2, East; the
South West Quarter of Section Is, in
township Is, of Range 2, East; the North
West Quarter of Section is, in Township
!, OF Range 2, East; the East Half of the
South East Quarter Of Section 2; and the
East Half of the North East Quarter of
section Is, in Township /, Of Range Q,
East; and part fthe South West Quarter
o. Section 3, and part of the South East
Quarter Of Section 4, in Township 2, of
Range 3, East; containing One Thousand,
Two Hundred and Thirty five Acres, and
$4,000 of an Acre-Also Three Acres
Of Land in Section 10, in Township /, of
Range 2, East.
.>AllaAlt, WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
WNE WALKER, Judge of the Pro.
MM$ bate Court of Amite County
"H'" the Fourth Monday of July,
in the year of our Lord One Thousand,
Eight Hundred and Forty-three.
ISSUED this 3rd. day of Aug, A. D. l843.
S. II. DAVIS, Crk
August IL, l843. 24w6
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STETSON & AVERY,
or HAWTHORN g. WOODS,
Gravler street, New Orleans

OF NJ " lhORN q WOODS,
Gravler street, New Orleans.
Nov. 12, l842. 42m3
0rThe attention of the public is called
to this boat. The hull engines and fur
nlture are entirely new; has Evans pa.
tent safety valves, to prevent explosion
o! boilers; also, a fire engine and hose an
IRON hurricane deck to prevent Are, steers
with iron chains; and is provided with
ilIe-boa that will carry 70 to 80 persons.
Neither money nor time has been spared
40 give safety, speed, comfort and spIer-
DOR; and the proprietors have no hesta
-Ion IN offering her TO the public as the
best boat ever in the trade.
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Law NDTiCg
q D. W m
AIlafnef aaA ConnsrIIof nI LOO.

Aiiofney aud eounsrllof ~ Law,
NNtuL ait7nd ~ sufb professional buslusa.
w asmsy BE- entrusted ~ hs msnag cement
lu iba Circuit Court ~ ANTE sod aiifraui f1uH.
tifs his1, business 10 ihf Probate Court n
Amfie will meet ia uHd. gidsd attention.
UHirs boo tbs C0lf House opposite ibs Clerks
uNta
iasnfy. Nsi January 2s tsii .
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New Cash Store /!

M RS. TIL bOTSON, Respect
w fully informs the citizens Of A
Unite county and tho public generally
that she has lately returned from Tho
lefty of New Orleans with supply o
goods, 10 suit the season. share oipub
lic patronage is respectfully solicited.
Jan. % lBi3
Fancy mDsins, Couniorpln checks,
LVhlte check, do, Bed Ticking,
=" Swiss, do, Apron Checks,
Black do, Mosquito bars
Jackonct cambrick, Laccts,
Common do. Tapes,
French calicos, Fans,
English do Knives and Forks,
Merrimac do. Ponknives,
Turkey Red, do, Tea Spoons,
Furniture do, Padlocks,
Common do, Spts. Turpentine
Curtain bordery, Castor Oil,
CoIored cambrick, Sweet Oil,
BPk dress silks, Benrs do,
Sewing silk, Macassar do,
Silk Cravats, KephaIa do,
Satin do. Cologne,
Nettmitts, Camphor,
do gloves, Nutmegs,
Ribbons assorted, Indigo,
Victory skirts, Starch,
irish Linnen, Saleratus
LINEN hdkf's Seidletz,
Nett shawls, Opodildoc,
5lnghams, Boquet Soap,
Poil'de maple dressesBar do,
Silk hdkfs., Candles,
ladies' Hose, Tea,
Ienllemen's Socks, Coffee,
DO. Gloves, Cotton Cards,
bread Lace, Wool do.
imitation do. Crockery,
wiss Insertion, Glass Ware,
ackonet do. Gentlemen and La,
wiss Collars, dies Shoes.
Do. Rules, Combs,
'ress Caps, Needles,
onnets, Pins,
rtihclals, Spool>thread,
'urtain Rings, &c. &c.
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WILLIAM J. A. ROBERTS
HAMILTON M'KNIGHT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Liberty, mississippi.
EA7ILL continue to practice Law, in
w the Circuit Courts Of Amite,
Pike, and Franklin, and will extend his
circuit to the county of Marion. Bust
ness in the Probate of Amite, will meet
with his particular attention. He will
be found in tho Office formerly occupied
by Judge Crawford on Washington street.
January 8, l842.
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10 all persons interested in the Real Es.
tate q LITrLEToN S. ATKINSON, deccaS-
ed-GREETING;
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'fnK srATE az MIssIsnprI,
ImIc GOnHfy, az

~ Mprrus itieyff'sd In Ne Rrai Es,di,
n Ripfitat y, htpHtog, drerasai
GREETING
VOU are Hereby cited 10 he and Per.
soBhlly appear before tho Probate
Court oi Amilo County, on lbe Pgntfh
Monday IN SfIifmbfr neri, 10 show cause,
u any you can, Why the Same should nal
be ordered 10 H. s0d, 10 t.-afhr
North West Quarter of Section ~. In
Township I Of Range q liasl the North
Fast Quarter Of Section ~, IN Township
I, Of Range Z, East oil Of said lands y,
INK aud being IN tho County aud State
aforesaid
.>IAAIL. WirNfss the Hon. JOHN
MMWk WALKER, Judge Of the Pro.
3fAAVF baio Court Of Amite County.
rF nj tho Court House thereof,
WV" tho Fourth Monday Of July,
n tho year Of our Lord, One Thousand
Eight Hundred and foriy.ihrcc
lssuRD this 3rd day ofAug, A. D., 1843.
S. X, DAVIS, Cl'k.
August IL, 1843. 2IwG
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HENRY @. STREET,
ATTORNEY AT Law

ATTORNEY AT LAW
AS permanently located himself al
M his plantation, seven miles below
Liberty, where he will always be found
when not professionally engaged. Any
business entrusted to his care in the Cir.
cult or Probate Courts Of Amile, shall
have his undivided attention, as he does
not intend to extend his practice beyond
the limits of the county.-Address, Lib
erty, Amite County, Mississippi.
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IN O Mist a ke!!"
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION

IN O WI l S I q Ke!
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
"REALITY AND NO PUFF !"
IHE subscriber respectfully informs
| the inhabitants of Liberty and its
vicinity, that he has made an arrange
ment with large firm in the city Of New
Orlerns, for general assortment Of win.
ter clothing and Dry Goods, which he
will offer for sale at the lowest cash pri,
ces. He will keep constantly on ha.sd a
large assortment of Lowell's and Brogans
made at the Penitentlary Baton Rouge.
Italian and French Gro de nap,
Swiss and French muslns,
English and French calico,
Merrlmac and Rowen calico,
English and French mereno,
Kentucky and Stubensyille Jeans,
Bombaznes,
Circassians,
Grape,
Linsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Linnens, ...
German Linnens,
Dress Capes,
Ladies Cloaks,
lnsertings,
Boys clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gents. Silk Hose,
do do Linnen and Cotton do,
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J. sAUNDF..Rs.
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REFERENCES
VIM T. Dixon, Nee Yori,
r. 4 T. 4. Prescott,
Gnyson, Henry 4 Go.
John II Mccall, Men O,L..
John T.. Harris,
Tho. w. Dyer, Bayou Sara.
i%'. = 4 s' 4. Jones' ESQ., Norssu
Judge Jos. Johnson,
Judge Nat seuddcr, wosdsiR
b '. Herbert, Esq }
e., N q F,s'... Wet'S"s.
Thomas Hutchinson, Esq, Loui,ril, A.
WoodyIle, December H., ls42. "a ny
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NJ M w hoods.

White and Black SILK Cloves ~
Dress Goats, Black n liIuc, 7 TO TX w
Cnlicocs, from o. 10 10 cents per yard
DO. Ffonch, lgl lo2b A." 1" 4"
r. pREYFUS3
Ross mn, dwH I, lgi1. byt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-11-07
6pu0eruDrS=SauSi6ateu.

SIR oslt bODe Stslls, Die bsi Der nddbfen
wabl Su tsfeeen III, fno fbcn eins bsbsutsn,
Be 9tn;abl eancicasn in 3crfbta9, bsnn eI
fsblt nbt an Mdnnern, bic fdbi9 lGnb jenss
@mt 81 beoisnen, uno neb msn9sr an fcld)en
Die ss germ bsbisncn m6btsn. Bon Seiten cer
aBbasYartsi iint Bis jset fcl9snes 5srrsn ale
Saneiratn pcr9sidla9en:
&. Gt. &. M'&snnan, BON Wafbin9ton.
Sobn @ebbart, bon Somsrfst.
Scbn Sanfs, bon SerfS.
eSobn Strobm, pon gancalfcr.
gsnsraI 9Nsrfsl, BON QSeifmorstane.
@snsral Somes Srpin, bon S9untin9ton.
@5sor9 oS. Sclane, BON YbioeelpDia,
9Siuiam l9isifer BON qaneaitsr.
Ssi unIrn @e9nsrn fbeinen Die Santibatsn
nod msbr plenty su fsin unS mir finbsn in ibs
rem Sldttsrn bersits fol9snbs loursn empfobs
len:
Sosinritb q. Miblsnbers, bon SsrfS.
Sransis 81. Sbunf, Nae9benp.
Spbn S6neicsr, ron Union.
Scbn 9. Gtsrs9isre, BON Mont9omerp.
@scr9 M. Seim, bon Ssrfs.
9Silliam 9Siltins, BON 9laegbenp.
9apio 9. 9Sa9ner, BON 0ortbampton.
2loam 9iler bon YbiIaoelpbia.
Gimon Cameron, BON 2ancolfer.
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