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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-09
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WILMINGTON N c.,
= now receiving and opening his Spring
q and Summer Goods, comprising a
very large and extensive assortment, selected by
himself in New York, with great care. to style
and quality, embracing all the latest styles and
patterns suitable for
spRnMg AlD 9UMG128 WEAR
The same will be made up to order agreeable to
the latest fashions, and in the best and most work
man-Ike manner, such as cannot fail to suit the
taste and Fashion of the day, at prices for Cash. to
suit the times, or on credit to such of his regular
customers, who have heen in the habit Of paying
punctuay, on favorable terms.
nlss. I'll. S. K ELY.
most generally and favorably known as CUT
TER possessing great TASTE in bis line, will
continue to have charge of the TAILORING
DEPARTMENT as usual. 1t may be as we'll to
observe that any garment made up in my estab-
lishment when finished, should such garment not
suit the party is at liberty to return the same on
my hands. My stock of
Spring tgaeI Summer Goods.
now receiving and opening, consists IN part as
follows viz
Thibet Cioths Drab de'Etes French Bombazines,
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A ND to my friends and patronsia wilmington
"a and its vicinity, return my most sincere
thanks for the patronage SO literally bestowed on
me since my residence amongst them, and hope.
by strict attention to business and every effort to
accommodate, to merit continuance OF the same
have just returned from the Northern Markets
where have been for some time selecting my
SPRING STOCK,
and have no hesitation in saying that L have sue
ceeded in selecting a STOCK OF GOODS not
to be surpassed, end rarely equalled in this mar
ket. comprising every article usually kept IN
MERCHANT TAIL0RS ESTABLISHMENT,
Gentlenaeza's Furnishing Store.
have also on hand splendid stock OF
EgeGtsg-oEEa0e Clothing,
got up especially under my own superintendent
while in Philadelphia: and | am disposed to
sell them cheap they can be purchased here
or any where else.
UTCountry merchants may do we'll to call and
examine nv stock, as | think | can make it an OBJ
iect worth their attention to purchase Clothing BY
the wholesale. CHAS. ~|ARR.
WILMINGTON, n c., March 81, ls45.
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He Store.
R4h BBLS. Fayetteville Flour,
.O 25 do. hest Canal do.
Is half bbls. s. "
25 bbls. City Mess Pork,
10 " +" prime
40 bags assorted qualities Coffee
% boyes Tobacco,
40 bbls. Saina Salt,
so L" Planting Potatoes,
10 Sugar, ...-r,ut
25 boxes Soap, with general aSSO''D
Of other
PROVISIONS and GR0CERlLN
on retail, for sale cheap, by ,DvAN.
Jan'y 81, ls45. 20-tf
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TH>HE subscribers have this day formed a CO.
u partnership under the name of
Charles D. Ellis. 81 Co.,
for the transaction of the Commission and For
warding business. Particular attention will be
given to the purchase and sale Of produce of all
kinds, and to forwarding goods TO and from the in
terror. CHARLES d. ELLIS,
EDWARD J. LUTTERLOH.
March II, (2l) ls45. 27-tf
The Fayetteville Observer and Salisbury Watch
man, will copy three weeks, and forward accounts
to this office. =
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9ADD1M5a
HARNESSES, TRUNKS, &C.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of GOODS,
II in the above line, of my own manufacture,
constantly on hand, and for sale at prices to suit
the times. Saddles and Harness made to order,
and Carriages retrimmed at short notice. Also,
Charlottes, Busgies, and TrottsnG Wagons
together with a general assortment of Northern
SHE Leather and Stoem0kers Findings.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call at
the old stand, Market street, one door east of L.
w. Browns jewelry store.
Wilmington, N. c.,
Sept. 81, 1914. LILY
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Liquors and Porter.

AZ BBLS. N. E. RUM,
~ do. N. O., do.
do. Ann. Brandy,
Pipes Holland Gin,
6 eighths Casks do.
eighths Cask Cog. Brandy,
Casks Porter in OTIS. and pints.
< Just received and for sale by
BARRY & BRYANT. .
Nov Is, 1914. 9-tf
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TO person who would like to engage in keeping
a Public House, here is opportunity to secure a
favorable location to secure the patronage of pas
sengers on the Rail Road. The house can be Sc
cured by lease for term of years. and is arrang
ed that the proprietor could, and with proper in
ducements would add to it so as to make it a val
liable location. will also sell to any person rem
ting the house. all the furniture Of the house, which
is new and in good order.
Possession will be given Immediately.
Apply to A. ]. BATTLE, Agent
ApriI 9TH Isl5
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ODD FELLOWS scEoOL.

THNHIS Institution will be re-opened ON the 18th
n of October, under the charge of Mr.. Robert
Mclaughlin, assisted by competent Female Teach
ers In the Young Ladies Department. The scho-
lastlc year will be divided into two sessions of %
weeks each. The price of Tuition will be six
dollars (S6) per session, for the following branch
es, viz:
photography, Reading, English Grammar, Pen
manship, Natural Sciences, History, Geography,
Composition, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry
Vocal Music, French and German languages.
An extra charge of rs cents per session will be
made for Music and Five dollars per quarter for
French and German.
Books and Stationery will be furnished by the
Trustees without charge. The system will be
the same as heretofore taught in the school,
OFTlckets to be had at the Store of B. L. Hos
kins.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
Per Schr. J. D. JONES,
IN PLOUGHS, No. 10 & IL,
NV 200 Shares and Mouldboards,
20 Boxes pale soap,
10 do. John Ender's Tobacco,
20 BbIs. Canal Flour,
20 Half do do do.
For sale by JAS. |. BRYAN.
Feb'y 7th, ls45.--L2l-tf
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G A M B Il 0 O N S,


Also, Linen Drillngs in various styles; French
and English single milled and Doe Skin
ca S SIN E 2 E S,
with a large assortment of
v q S y Z NC G S .
of rarest and richest tyes and patterns;
in fact, he but solicits call from his old friends
and customers generally, to insure them of the cor
RICHNESS of the above statement. In connection
with the above. have selected general and ex-
tensive assortment of
FANCY GOODS,
of styles and qualities superior to any received IN
the town of Wilmington, consisting in part OF
Super Silk Under Shirts and Draacers :;
superior article Of entire Linen Shirts;
also, best quality Cotton Shirts, Lin
en- Bosonas; DraaOers Of various
kinds; Fancy Cravats; Stocks;
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Planters Iouse.

GEORGE y. RORNEGaE
d WOULD respectfully inform the ciizens
Ez5=W of Newbern and the surrounding country,
'1==a=@sthat he has opened
Public. House Of Entertainment,
in the commodious Brick Building lately occupied
by Mrs Green, on the corner of Middle and Front
streets 1t is his purpose to make it desirable
house for regular we'll as a trancient boarders.
If cleanliness, good servants, table always provi-
ded with the best the market will afford, and the
most assidious attention will enttle him to share
of the public patronage, it is his determination to
merit it. His stables will be found in excellent
condition, and horses shall be well attended to.
Newborn, March Is, ls45.-G28-6m
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Agency.
TO TURPHN TIM e mAKEas.

EMAVING understood that the Inspectors Of
z & TCrpentn.e will discontinue to act as agents
in selling the article the same being contrary to
law. Under these circumstances | am induced TO
offer my services agent to all makers of Turpen'
tine who may favor me with their custom. will
attend to the selling of the same for per. cent
Commissions. JOHN HALL.
March Is, 1914. lott
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ScdVS ;
SUSPENDERS

Linen B0sonas and Collars, &c.,
Of great variety. Also a large assortment of
Silk, Ginghane e. Cotton Umbrellas.
Indeed every article gentleman may call for, for
his comfort and use. | have also laid in large
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FOR BENT.

OWING to the continued indisposi-
Ets IN tim of my family, will rent the house
tElaEss where now reside, known as the
x ~ - Franklin Hotel.
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SaUe your Corn Cobs and lShucks.
TO THF PLANTERS AND MILLERs OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
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The ST. BSCRIBER
has on hand a large and
general assortment of
- CARRIAGES,
- Of his own manufacture,
8 which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable
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EgPAdey dEFO7g Clothing.

to which invite the attention of the public, as
am determined to dispose of the same, for certain
reasons, at New York prices, only adding on the
expense OF getting the same out. Coats may be
purchased at from sl,25 to $1,000. Pants from
IS cents to 81. Vests from IS cents to $500.
Shirts from SO cents to $500. Indeed very de-
cent suit can be bought for $500. And though
last not least, q well selected stock of
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& 81 81 R EsRT ES.

MARKET STREET, ABOUT 300 YARDS ABOVE THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
STTDSNDJpIND
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Srii f en- 6 0Dm poante.

9ie Stodbalter bet Wsebrspias 8rifens
Selelletaft werpen biermi! i!tenahriebtist. ra6
cine Babl am ttfentlieben 6auie bon Scbn
s. Dlobr, in Wlobrspiae, itattfnpsn wirb,
auf OienItas Den 8. Sanuar 1916, I'm llhr
0aebmlttass, ,ln oureb 9timm5ettel einen
pretoentsn, feds 9srwalter 1t. eInen SebaB'
meiiter 5u ndblsn. Nnf Orocr per Soarp Der
Serwaltsr - pm. aIen9eL Shasmsllter'
81. 3. Nae prionen, rpeltbe elnen Con:
trait fir rsn &ebraueb cer Srhfe fit ras tes
slnnenOe Sabr su batsn ,pi.nItem 0np err
fuht ittb auf W1itt,poeb Den 14ten Sannar
1916, 5,pliebeu ben StnnoeH bot 10 Hbr
DlOrsens bis 4 llbr Jlatbmlttass, fir ben
3ipsf an ofsutlebsn 6aule bon Sctn 8,
O1chr ein5utlnpen, neil naeb jenem Gage teis
ne gontrafte mebr ansenommen ,perpen.
Olcbrepille, 0eeemter 25. SIN.
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2fGentailn, ben II. December.
Cuff unO Der SGr,

sSor einisen Iaeen fano in Srecmans
burg Elm Sbelbenibiebcn fir einen 9roben
fetten Sdren ifatt. SOerr Sbonas Srd
,msr uon oieier Staot mar 10 eludlib Den
beffen Sbub 8u tbun uno Der Yreis waro
ibm 5ueeiproben. Sin Neeer, Elm d6ter
Guff. brabte ben Sdr, ooer Der Sdr Den
9uft - rple mans nebmen Mil 49, bleber.
Mon tpar 70 unmanlerib uno 9raulam
uno bsfettete feline Ourdlaubt. Ocrrn
Sruln BON Sdr. nit elmer 3ettf an oen
Sblltten-auf oleie Dirt ioute Sruln bin
ten nab!aufsn uno Suif Den &utIber ma
ben. Sa oacbte Sruin in feinem Oersen ::
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eeraoe 10 piel pie Der Unoere - lcb unc
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mein Sruoer-uno buib-er par in oen
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FOLDER Snbrunf an iein noblwollenoes
Sruoerberi oab Dem Suff Seben uno
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uno pebielte loaleilb pOiltlon nit lelner
Ourblaubt. Guff eln9 nebenber uno
Sruln fob 9an6 eemdbllb i'm Sblitten.
uno wollte ieln spollioer Sruoer Wiene
MAIDEN su ibm su iesen, 10 ihnitt er ibm
folbs 3drtllbfeltserimma1en, oaB Guff,
cine Wleoerboluno Der umarmun9en be
firdbteno, beinaDe Den eanien 9See ju
SUP MAIDEN mubte. Stieoen6 8ote.
gin iunesr 81 b. - &ori9e
@obe wuroe Elm fremosr Sunee in oas
biellee 8efdnoni6 oeiest, neil er, als er
0rn. Gllfton'e Sbubitobr perlieB. fb
Elm paor Stiefel 6uelonete uno nit bin:
tpeo nabn. Ole er, iobalo ct ans Der Staot
par, feIl bot. ID.
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9 t q + b.

-am IS. 9cesmb, in pisfsr 9tast, 4mcs
GutbmaL Scbn bon Sse. 9utbman, maS.
net, im HIter pon et,pa so Sabrsn.
-an 4. 9set., III Otcr:.Serm Sobanues
maaner, Gaitnlrtb, i'm 67lten $stsnejabre.
-am4 4. Sec, i'll mInplor saunIttip, ,Ocrf
gauntp, Samee grOB, ein 9o!cat aus pen
Jnclanerfrle9en, i'm 97iteu setsnsjabre.
-am 10. Orc, in &uBtaum 9arab Sal:
laman wtttpe BON pstsr SaGaman, i'm s5'
iten Sabre lbrss Ilters.
-am Is. See, in &ustaun, Sobn Dpuns.
i'm 65tten Sabre leines 2llters.
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plerteljdbrliehcn 9iFunaen nnb aIssmeiner
SetaManib erlfbignna, fir bic Nibtuna BON
5aurtz nno anpsrn Sertrethen in aebaebttr
eanntp Serfe, ihrsm Befrbl all MIDI aneae.
ftsllt taten, batrt Neapn9, ben 10. Slovt'r,
A. I'D. l845, 'porin lte cine gonrt rpn@ cn,s
mon splsae Oct an9emeinen pierteljabrliheR
Sigun9en Over uno 3ermner unb allaeineis
net Setan9nlB erlebt9ung anberaumen, mel.
de asbalten wsrpen foa 5u Neaoina, fir bic
ganntp Serts, auf oen eriten tfjontaa
i'm ndbifen Januar [welttes ben 5. bes
eriaaten Dlpnats iein wirp1 ,lnb rpslett 3rpsi
IBotben oauern fca-
So miro biermit ylaetriebt aeaetsn an een
eoroner, Die Srieoensriebtsr nmo gcnttatn
per scpatbten gountp 8erfs ba6 Ge (let Al
eriaater 3sit, nm 10 ltbr 0ermittass, init
ihren Ser5ei6ni0em Ne9iitratursn, Inter,
lnbnn9en iinp gramlnaticnen llnp alien ans
bern erinnerun9sn elnjuflnpsn baten, Inn 1cl.
tbe 0mae su tbun, Die ibrsn Iemtern au
tbun cbliacn.-9sssle sleihen Oiejeniasn noel.
ebe Derbunben tnc 9eseu bic 9efanasnen bic
in benz Sefananine Oct gauntp 8erfs ftns,
obcr eann iein m6sen, 9eriebtlitb ~ rerfats
rcn. 70 ,pie es reebt Iein mag.
"6ott erbalte Ole RepubliF T.
George 6ernant, Sbsrif.
S6sriHs 2(mt, &eobin9,l
9ecember 9. 1S45. Am.
g5~9ie 3cnsen unr Surors, ,pslhs auf1ers
iaste @cnrt porselapen fno, msrpen srintbt.
Dhnttlitbfeit sn beotahtsn: i'm Sail ibres
4usblsitsne mcroen le in Ssmdsbsit 'pes
&slsses ba5u ae,,punaen. 9isls4n3sise mirs
auf telonoern Sefetl Der Court tstannt &C..
maebt, Oaber aIe 9iejenissn, wslebsn IS IA.
sebt, tteb oarnah 3u riebten baben.
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Scrbeir0tbct.

-eureb pen gbrm. 6rn. :. O7illsr, am 8.
Sec, 6err 6erman 0srItb, nit Olb 9lnna
Olarsaret Stbh6ler, tclre opn Neaelns.
--om 9ten, 5err Samuel 8. Stetler, BON
Mcntscmerp gaunt.m.t, Wlib Sarab Sure,
bon Ssrts gauntp.
- am | Itrn, 5err llrab 8. Ssrft, nit Dllb
Sea 2bcmicn. teibe Don 8irosbOrcuab.
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IL Sec. 5crr elljab 8Ieter, nit O1Ib sprls'
eilla $elnbad, teoe bon gumru
--burb ben gbrp. 6rn. e. z. Suebsr7 am
10. Sec, 6err Saect s 6stn, init oJib Was
rp Qnn, 3ccbter Don Sac. 8utbart, bier.
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ySs1ce>ried,fs

Ser bsisefiste serle6tliebe Sefebl rprb hes
fannt scmabt, asmaB elmer Afte osr Aem>
blp unp Neael Der Court, i'll Iclben Uallen
9emaebt ltnb por9eibrebsm
George 6ernant Sbsriff.
0is 8eputlif Ycn Dennlplvonien al een
Sberif Don Serte gauntp, srhbeuD. QDr
befeblsu gntb, eIijab Dstbert, 9lcminiftratcr
bon alien &itern unp beipeallt6em Sermo9en
0etttsn unO grepiten, ,peIebe Dem psrltcrtss
nsn Nobsrt Dorter aebbrten, uuo 4noreas
1B. porter, 0rbert 3S. portsr, eliiatetb
1B. qe,pis, elijab 0sbert uno Olaria, feline
Srau erten mc selesIihe 0spreleutantem
oes aenannten peritcrbenen Nobert Dorter,
pcr5uIarenic paB fe Dor Der Court pcngome
mon Dlsas critbeInen mbsen, Die am sriten
mrntaae i'll nattfen Sanuar 3u 8eaoina, III
unp fir erfa9te gauntp 9ebalteu werpen miro
I'm Or. Scbn S. Baum su antlpcrten in els
nsr Scbulptlase in 0etlnet, pier 3auleno
sbaler. llno oa6 Sbr Damn pieisn Sefebl
BORT bait - 8s;suats Der 4ebttars Jobn
eonPs, elQ, Drefosnt per Court, osn Is.
Nopember L. .. 1915.
Naniel Jung, Yrctbcnotar.
December benz. 3m.
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Der OoterIanos iOohter.
8erhanolunoen Der 8eleb9ebun9

Slt ltHN''pthhosh w SottSCSepHH0'
0ie psnnfplpaniihe Gsissaetuna miro tb
III einrm Dlonate a0ber Deriammelm unp
mir alautsn paB ilter piels, fir Sas Solf Die.
lss Gtaates, interefante Saben aebanpelt
,psrten miro, nm paber jspsn oeutiebcI $slsr
in Den Stano 3u ieBen 1tb init ben Ssrbano.
Iunaen psr SfsBaetuns betanut su maiden.
70 msrpsn mir slncn pollsn nno unpartsii1bsn
8triht uniern Qeiern pcrleaen.
QBir babsn AUDI Yrrfebrunaen aetrcfrn
um mIsrn $efsrn Die Ssrbanclunasn bssgon:
srsifss pttentit tefannt su MAIDEN.
Scr 1Bdebter wiro fir ben aerlnaen prsis
bon so Cts. ,pdhrsno Der Sieuns, ooer 81
pabreno pes aan5sn Sabres beraueasastsn.
3w6lf eremrlare pihrene per @leuna
5 3balcr.
Drfrncn wslebe 6 ltnterlbrcitsr lahisln,
unb nus 3baler Icnbem iollen ein grsmpIar
pdbrenp Der Slguns gratis erbaItsn.
SEQ. 8ersner.
6arristurl Den Q. See. l845.
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giue Trau gum S.dneen oerurtbei(t.

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Oas eeridtiebe Ssrbor oer Srau San
Salfsnbureb BON Sutton @auntp. 81. g..
fir Die @rmoroun9 ibre6 Wannes ourb
Ser9iften i'm pereanoenen Mdrp 1T neu
lib sum Sblui1e oebrobt tporoen. Durb
eas 3euenib Duroe ee flor be,pieien. oob
Der 500 ibres Wanne5 ourb Nrienif per
urlobt wuroe. uno es wuroe beipleien. oaB
iie cine Suanttdt BON oielem 8lft ee.
fouft bate cine furSe Belt ebe er frant
eeworoen mar. Deien umitdnoen 8e'
mas brachte Die Surp Elm 8erolft Don
"Sbuloi9' ein. uno oos 3Ooesurtbrll
puroe oleib oorauf Don Dem Nibter lber
cas elenoe 2Selb auseeiproben. Sic fou
am 24lfen ndeblten Sanuar blneeribtet
lperoen. Solfsfreuno.
Sin Wann BON Wauleieln aneefallen.
Sin fonoerbarer l1mifano miro erSablt
Don einem Wanne. Namens Soiepb Sap.
bon gomoen Gountp, N. Seriep. ipetber
zines ytobts in Der porieen Wobe NIT Ell
ner eaterne in Den Stat eiene, woourb
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&ir6en @inmeibunQ.

Sie msus ecati,a rsforriirts Sirtbs iii
9aumstaun erstsr saunlebip, miro gum
Otsnits pes alImafbtisen Gottes sinae,psibst
werssn am sweiten Sonntass i'm Sanuar
l946, mel6ee Der lite Sag ees aspaebtsn
Dlcnats ftln miro. Dreoiser aus bsr Serne
wroen bel Der 8e!sssnbsit sesenwartis iein.
Oas preoisen .piro am Samiias S1athmlt:
tag porber Beginner. 9ae pubIifum lit
a6tnnsebca einselapen teisuwobnen.
6ortern ittSes Derbotsn, ttarfe @etrdnfs
IN oer Slabe Der Sirebe Su perfaufsn.
George Il. Seof, 8au,neiitr.
Saumstauu, Sec. %. SIN.
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feline Maule1el 70 aufeereist ipuroen. DAB
iie pitbeno iiber ibn berftelen lbn nleoers
Darfen, ibn fbluaen uno auf ibn traten.
woour0 ibm cine Hippe serbrohen pnroe
uno ct anoere Serlebun9en an letner Yer
ion erbielt. Sn Dem Sample wuroe Die
eaterne serbroben uno ourb oas eltbt DIE
berumlleeenoe Streue ent5tinoete, lpeltbe
balo in liobten Slammen bronnte. Sn
oielem fritiiben Nuoenbllete fam elm Wtlte
eleo BON 5oerrn 8aps Samile gu Ieiner
Oulfe berbei. befreite ibu aus ielner 9e
fdbrlcben Sage uno rettete oas 9ebauoe
BON Dem ytieoerbrennen. 0err Sap 1T
ieItoem an Den erbaltenen Serlesun9en
9eit0rben. ID.
So
@robs Reuis fei t. - Cine jun9e
Srau, bic snen altsn Mann aus purer 9tsts
9una su fsinem @Itbsn, 9sbsiratbst bate, trat
tins6 Sa9ss gum NibRr ibrss Orts, ltb befIas
ssne, Das ibr iosrr @smaEl ss Ib bsrausndbs
me, i'm Sstts feline falten Siss an ben ibrsn 81
srmdrmen. r9ann babsn Sie 8runo 2Was
oam," srbcb Der ernife Sobn osr Sbsmi6, ulib
ben ibrem Joerrn @emobl NIT ALIEN Su9 uno
Ned)t idsiesn su lafIsn Bonn oer Mann mus
Die Nrau srndbren uno parum AUDI { 10 a t.
m NJ oa6 if ssissIitb." ullno wie wuro' es
mit Der Nbfnoun9 fen :" srDub Mabam. -
,,9is Sodlfts csS 8srnp9sn5 uno snen Shn9'
ling in ben &auf psrlsss Der SuifuS.-n9SOIs
len Iis penn bic Sats ubsrnebnen ," fra9ts
Mapamtsn frtunoIib, u2luh oaS oSdrmsn
cbsnbrsin" srmispsrts ibaIfbaft Der Suifus.
o9lb bas mirs ia sin3is, msin Sbsursr pclens
ben gle ben 2lntra9," BAT iebeno oaS Sraus
bsn -cSn rsnssn Sossn las man Die AnSeis
es; ncsrr 9. ssfbRbsn BON ieinsr Srau u,
neil sr miosrrstbtG1 feline falten 8lse an Den
marmsn ieinsr Srau 9swdrmt."
Die faItsn @bsmdnnsr nsbmen Elm Ssiplsl
baran, unb icr9sn ia fir warm Sibe!
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6interlaienlboft oes perftorbenen
c7dcpb Sreicbler.

17abrid3t ,pirp biermit seaebsn, baB bic
ltnteraeittnctrn als Hominiitratoren bon Der
6interaGenfebaft Dse veriterbenen Saeob
9reie6 Ter, lsBtbin Don SSafbtnatcnSanu'
Ihip, Serfs gauntp, ernaunt ,porren itne.-
2tae ,peIebe nod auf iraenO cine 2rt an Die
telaste 6interladenIetaft fetnIois ftne, iper'
pen biermit aufgefOrbert innsrbaIb Dlenas
ten absuteaa ab!cn-nub @elets, melde neb
reebtmafiss Soroerunaen al oiefclte baten,
bslisten ibre Neetnunaen innerbalb tefastsr
3eit, poblbsttatiat ein5ubamoiaen an
Sarab Treiebler @afbinat. Side
@emniifratorin.
Samuel Treidler, osrefcrb,
Imes Sbulb, 9cuslas, M. @atp,
. SOS Nominilfratcrsn.
Hcpember IL. 4. 6sW,
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QrDCl0 111 4 tito It.

Slahbem oer Aettbare JobnSanfs,esq.
preltoent Der perIblseeuen @ourten pcn@cms
men Dlsas, oss orittsn Geribtsbe3irfs, bes
ttebeno aus osn gaunties Berfs, Slortbamps
ton nno >eeba, in Denniplpanien nno Nleb:
ter Der unterIhiepIihen gonrten bon Opsr
nno 2erminer, bet pierteljdbrlieben 9isuns
gen unb allsemeiner Sefanenib grleeisuns,
in sepahtsu gaunties, uno Watbias 9.Nies
baro uuo Sobn Stauffer, esqs, Niebtsr
bet gourten BON Oyer unp Ssrmtnsr, ber
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0liiab ScOcrt,

HehteonpeIt, (Attorney at Law
trnathri6tiat leins Srennbe, fritbsrsn glisns
ten unp tas publtum iterbaupt, pa6 ct fsi
ne unaetbfilte Nufmerflamfcit Oct prafts
Der GeIeBs mibmen nirp.~-Seius Nmtstube
1T III Der Srouts5tute ieinse wobnbaulss,
SO. so, all Der Shrieitc Der spennllra6e,
sine tIsns @trsfs untcrhaIb psr erlsntabn.
Veabima, Dec. 16. l845. 8tn.
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&inNeripicll &brbe &C.

ltnter3sitbnster bat firslieb elm src6ss'uI>
Gortsment 18aarsn bireft BON europa erbals
ten, bic ct i'm &ro6en uno Sleinsn noblfel.
fer perPanfen tann ais eiele 4rtitsl in Dbis
Iapelpbia an baben ltnb. 8eIonpsrs 1b6n
nnp ,poblfcil ftnc bic HinoerfpieIfad,en,
belfebsne gum She'll aus Sclsenoen, ndmllb:
@anf @nfdmpmsntS in Sbabtln,
Sausrsien Do.
" &is9slbabnen NIT bem Ba9en,
Ossna9erisn [Sbisribau,]
" Sbsr9drtsn &C. &c.
ebenfals, ale Qrten RDrbe, ols:
SdnepsS6rba
Nsiie Scrbe,
Sbus S6rbe II. f. 10.
Ueebte Kaiferssp Il ~, pom prples
9irten Satrifantsn in 9sutlblano feIbif en9ez
tauft
OtmiIfaliicbe Sntfrmmente
atlsr Nrr, mcblsilsr als ct is fribsr perfaufte.
Mufif, nsus, fit ptancs, Sletsn unb
Sloltnen.
Ialdenubren uno MatsraIien fir saz
ibsnubrenmaber.
accnr0enus NIT 6, 8 unb 10 Slappen.
Scrnsr cine Men9e ancerer 2lrtifel, wsltbe
;u pelfdti9 1T bier ein;sln bsnannt ;u ,perbsn.
gr smpfisblt fitb bem sesbrtsn Yublifum bes
ifsnS fir ssnsistsn 3uiprub. '[f
6. q. Sei3mann.
Gsabin9, ben 2. December.