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A CARD.

d1he undersigned leg leave to announce TO their
= friends who have been waiting for the arrival Of
then wa.e and to the public, that they are now in re-
ceipt an invoice of 4 packages containing assert
ment of WHITE GRANITE AND lRoS STOsE FLOWING
BLUE, CANTON BLUE; MULBERRY, and part OF their
selection of LiGnr BLUE Ware.
This lot is of very choice quality. much superior to
any heretofore brought this City, and Of shapes
and styles. SWEENEYS AND BELL.
nI:6 Nos I and o, Monroe st.
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SCHOOL ELECTION.
MORGAN NELSON Esq. will be re.elect-
ed commissioner OF schools by the unanimous
votes Of LlNSLEY Precinct.

SCHOOL ELECTION.
DoDDslDGE PRECINCT.
Z. POLLOCK will be supported for school
Commissioner for the above precinct on next
Saturday. election 10 be held at McNaghten's
Office.
The precinct is composed Of Clinton Dis.
trict (Rolling MilD Irwin District list Ward)
and Knox District (2nd Wsrd.)
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
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The following we copy from the American.
Afternoon Session-Thursday, O'Clock.
The Convention assembled al the hour to
which il had adjourned.
Mr. Foreman, oil Georgia, submitteda set
OF resolutions that as the Herklmer Barn
| burner Delegation had refused 10 accept Of
seats and had withdrawn from the Conven-
ton, that the Syracuse (Hunker) Delegations
be permitted TO cast the vote OF the STATE OF
New York in this Convention; and that this
Convention repudldte the Wimui Pruyiso.
The Introduction OF these resolutions caus-
ed considerable commotion Throughout The
Convention. and gave rise to d desuitory de-
bate which was participated IN by various
members, when MIR. Foreman Withdrew them.
Nh Cone OF Georgia, then submitteda resolu-
ton that the delegations from each Stale sl-
poluta Committee OF ne from each State 10
prepare and report 10 This Convention such
resolutions as they may deem proper for its
adoption.
MIR. Cone moved the previous question. " hich
was seconded.
A motion was made 10 lay the resolution
on the table, which as negativcd.
The previous question Icing sustained, the
main question was put, and The resolution
was adopted.
a delegate offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That this Convention now pro-
coed 10 the election OF candidate Tor Vice Pres.
ident OF The United States.
Mr. III Thea moved the previous ques-
on this resolution, which was seconded. the
main question ordered, and the resolution
adopted.
Mr. Rantoul of Mass nominated Gen. Will
lam o. Butler. OF Kentucky.
Mr. stanton, OF Miss. nominated Genl.
John A Quitman
DR.. Humphreys, of Maryland, nominated
General Benjanan c. Howard, OF Mary land.
Mr. Meade, OF Virginia, nominated John Y.
Mason, ot Virginia, the present Secretary OF
the Navy.
Mir Winston, OF Alabama, nominated Will
liam K King, oi Alabama.
MIR Strange, OF North Carolina, nominated
Jas Mckay, of n, rih Caroline.
GEN. b. e. Howard rose aud said that he
had heard with feelings oi pride his name all
nounced by The Delegation vi his State as can
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rANs of an extra hae and superior kind for - hv
= m22 THos hoRssaoox Co, Moaros 4,
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pRlNCiPE ClGARS.-If you want the hest Princ
. Cigar TO be found in the CITY, call at
m3U WAKENAN,S III Main 81
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EAY ME2N9AE.

Married, on Thursday the 23l u!,, BY
Rev. A. Ackcr, Mr.. JouS -. Cox, of An.
derson Dis, to Miss ELIZABETH p, daugh-
ter of Ezekiel Rasor, of this district
Married, on the evening Of the Esd u,t.,
by the Rev. L. L. Prcssly, DID, Rev. a.
ELMoEE ELLIS, son Of John F. Ellis. Esq, t.
Miss M. ANN, daughter of John L. Ellis,
all Of this District.
Married, on Thursday the I'd ult, by the
Rev. Il. L. McBryde, DIR. WIN. H. ELLlNG-
TON, of Mississippi, to Miss SARAH, daugh-
tor of John Speer, Esq, of this District.
Married. in this Dis.ric, on the 22d ult,
BY the Rev w. r. lIcmphilI, Dr. A. Il.
WIDEM.S to Miss II. A. PATTON; all Of this
District.
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w. b. NJ c K ELL X.
SURGEON Dentist.

Takes this opportunity of saying to the pubs
lie that he has permanently located himself
at this place for the purpose Of practicing his
Profession, and feels confident from the long
experience he has had in this and the Yves,
tern States, that he can III every instance
give entire satisfaction.
References in this District.
AbbcviNe C.. H-Dr. J. J. Wardlaw, DIR.
A. Paul, Il. u. Moscley, A. Lomax, Benz
Posey, VIM. Barr.
At Cckesbury.-Dr. II. r. Gary, DR.. p.
Connor, Prof +. w. Connor, Prof Joseph
Stokes, Silas L. Heller, Esq
Al Due West.-Dr. Dunn, DR.. E. Ag-
new, w. Sharp, James Lyon, Geo Richie
The following certificate that will be
seen on my bills, was handed to me by my
patrons ut my former residence in Missis-
sirpi;
awe the undersigned, take pleasure in
recommending our friend DR.. w. B. Nc
Kel!ar, as Il good Surgeon Dentist, we'll
skilled in the various branches of his Pro-
fession, and worthy of the confidence and
patronage ofthe public
Louisville, Miss Leriu gton, MISS
G. Il. Murphy, MD. w. II. Legrand,M D
Edward Foster, MD. Col. J. D. Wyatt
J. B. McLelIand,MD. S. Mitchell, MD.
J. p Crosley, w. NJ Swami.
w. A. Lewis. r. c.. Perry.
Geo. Byran. r. H. Spivey.
n+He may be found at the Mosley
Hotel at all times, unless professionally CAL
led off: Families waited on at their resi-
dence If requested
January5 "A 4w
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The subscriber will RENT or LEASE for term
of years, from the first of January next the Hotel
known as "MOSELY'S," in the village of Abbe-
most public streets in tho nace bo 'M ose S
large and well arranged, with ull outbuildings ne
ccssary for convenience.
There are also LOTS sufficiently largo to &C
commodatc brewers having 500 head; also, forty
new and dry STALLS. On the premises is a fine
well Of water, sufficient to water all the stock
drove to this market, being II #. water.
The subscriber would deem it supcrhuous to say
anything as regards tho many advantages of this
we'll known establishment. Come and Judge for
yourselves, and inquire tho terms.
Terms IN PART.-The subscriber will furnish
tho house ill pant, also boardcrs to tho rent
for lS4o Also, Fire-wood and Pine will be fur
nshed gratutously for l84s.
December, 1847 44tf A. LOMAX.
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Administrators Notice.

do hereby notify those having demands
against the Estate Of Archibald Arnold, de-
ceased, to appear nt Abbeville Court House
on Tuesday the first day Of February next, as
that is the day on which the estate will be
finally closed In the Ordinary's office. Those
having demands not already presented will
present them previous to that time either to
me or to the Ordinary. Those indebted 9th
er by accounts or notes will please come for.
ward and settle, as no longer indulgence can
or will be given. JAMES A. ARNOLD,
JAMS al St Administrator.
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BAILEY g. OWEN.
Watcl,makers ;sa,d .Jc.ycl1crs.

Inc undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and tho citizens of Abbcvillc District gene
rally' that they have this day formed co-part-
ncrsh'p' ior tho purpose of carrying OH tho above
business, i'll nll its branches
1hc,r facilities for business have been greatly i'll
creased, and they will now bo able TO
Repair and C.can Watches and Clorks,
Make Alter, and Rc-Fit Jcwclry of all kinds
ENGRAVING
On Metals in ull it's varieties
And whilst they return their most sincere thanks
ior tho very flattcring encouragement they have
received individually. they solicit continuance of
public patronage, and hopo that the friends of citl-
er Will be the supporters of both promising that no
cfiort ON Their part shall ho spared to give entire
satisfaction to all who may entrust them with
tDcir work. E. S. BAILEY.
NJ. Il. OWEN.
N.B-Onc Of the partners will always be ready
TO 20 into tho country to repair Clocks when need
cd. Il 6. ~
January 5, 1913 III 3w
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NOTICE..

" iii'ams u Lawson respectfully inform tho citi-
zons OF Abbcville District that their co-parncrshp
ior threo Years has expired tho first instant, and
that they have agreed to carry on the manufac-
turing Of Tin for two years longer. All persons
indebted to them for the last three years are rc-
q"cstcd to make payments by tho 25th instant, us
we are dcsirous to know what VIC havo made du-
ring the co-portncrshp Wo cannot wait until our
customers sell their cotton, being compelled to pay
cash Tor our materials, VIC have not the funds to
10 SO now, and must necessarily close doors unless
payments are made to u.s.
Country merchants can bo supplied at our low
prices still, by addressing Il few lines to
WILLIAMS s. LAWSON.
Jams III 0
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate OF Henry
R Wilson, deceased, are required to make
immediate payment. The situation of the
estate is such. there cannot be indulgence
given longer than the first of February.
All persons having claims against the Es.
tate will present them to ine or to D. LesIy,
Esq. properly attested on or before the first
day Of April, as intend to settle the Estate
on that day before the Ordinary. as the Es-
tate vii! not be sufficient to pay the debts.
The CLAIMS should be presented. that each
may obtain their proportiorate share.
JOHN r. WILSON, Adm'r.
Januaryb a. 3m
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A HUMAN TIGER We notice in an
Eng l'sh paper that u jealous wife recently
tied her husband in bed while he slept and
then poured boiling water over him
When arraigned for trial, which resulted in
transportation for life, she boldly confessed
the crime.
"tler eye shot forth with all the living fire
That huunts the whcIpless tiger IN her irc."
SHELLEY IN Shelley was n,
this time tall for his age, slightly and deli
catcly built, and rather narrow chcstcd,
with Il complexion fair auI ruIdv, a face
rather long than oval His features, not
regularly handsome, were set of'by a pro-
fusion Of silky brown hair, that curIcd ma
turally The expression Of co,ntcuancc
was one OF exceeding sweetness and inno-
cencr. His blue eyes were very large and
prominent, considered by phrcnoogis,s to
indicate great aptitude for verbal memory.
They were at times, when he was aI,strar,-
cd, ;.s he often was in contemplation, dull,
and a<i, were, inscli>ib!c to external objects:
at others, they flashed with the fire of intel.
llgencc. His voice was soft and low. but
broken III lis tones when any thing much
Interested him, harsh aud itnn,odula,cd:
and this popularity he never lost. As is
recorded OF Thompson, he was naturally
calm but when he read Of some fragrant
act of injustice, oppression or cruelty, then
indeed the sharpcst marks of horror and
Indignation were visible in his couatcnancc.
MEpwIN
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LARGE SATEl
Jan 5

There will b. sold on the 18th instant and DAYS
following ut his late residence, ull the persol-
al property Of Leonard WIdcman, deed, viz:
100 Likely Negroes,
large quantity, Of corn pork, fodder. oats an!
wheat, cotton ba'ed, gins, hors, mill. lhrrsh-
er,mules,hors' $ and oxen; also 3 road wagons,
four carts Carriage, buggy, COWS, hogs, sheep,
household ana kitchen furniture, &c. Terms
made known on day of sale.
J. ii. WIDEMAN, Admir-.
There Will also be rented Mt tho same time
all the Lands Of decreased. viz: Home Tract,
Perrin Tract, PrcsSly Tract, Hard Labor
Tract, Cobb Tract, Mccain Tract, Mill tract,
Pimcy Woods Tract, Trickum Tract.
Jan 5 al 81
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The State Of South Carolina,

ARBEvILLE DIsrRIcT-IN ORDINARY.
David McCaw, Assignee, appl't., VS.. John
Beatty and others.
1t appear ring TO my satisfaction that Matilda,
Mary and Isabella Beatty husbands names
not known) John Beatty and Thomas Beatty,
parties defendants reside without this State,
it is, therefore, Ordered that they do appear
and ohj"ct to the division or sale Of the Real
Estate of JOS. Kolh, deceased, on or before
the first Monday in April next, or their con-
sent to the samr will he entered of record.
DAVID LESLY, Q. A. D.
Jan ) lS4S 41 3m
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Valuable Savannah River Land
FOR SAIEt

(S:le postponed until February)
Jane Robson, Adm'x., v. Mark S. Anthony
and o,hers-IN EeU1TY-BW for For,
Mort. and Relief.
BY virtue ofa Decretal Order passed in this
case, will sell, at Abbeville Court House, on
Sale Day in February next,to the highest bid
der for cash, all that tract Of Land described
in the Bill, containing six hundred and twen-
ty.seven acres. more or less, situate in the
District Of Abbeville, on the waters Of Savan.
nah river, adjoining lands of Sarah White,
William Kcown. john Oliver and others
said land sold for the purpose of foreclosing g
mortgage. Purchaser TO pay for titles
Fl. 4. j INES, c. E.A.p.
Com'rs Office, Dec 10, lS47 AZ 3.
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$25 Reward /!

Runaway from the subscriber during the
Christmas Holidays. NEGRO BOY,
named Daniel He is about five feet ten or
twelve inches high. yellow complexion. is a
good musician on the violin or fife.
1t is my opinion that the said boy has been
induced to leave me by some white person, as
he came from North Carolina. The above
reward will be given to any person for the ap-
prehension of said boy and his delivery to me
or in some Jail wbess can get him.
jan 44tf ALEX. GORDEN.
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Sale of Land in Ordinary.

Sale Of Land in Ordinary.
Arthur A. Bowie and wife, VS.. Jno E. Ro-
kinson and others
VIII be sold, on the first Monday in Fcbrua>
ry next the Real Estate Of Hugh Robson,
decd containing One Hundred and Senty-
five Acres, OH Ross's Creek, adjoining lands
of George Pettigrcw's Estate, George Pat-
terson aud others, on credit Of twelvs
months by order Of David Lcsly, Ordinary
a: c. HAWTHORN, Sheriff,
Jan 5, lS1S 44 DIV
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CITATION.

Whereas b. Jordan applies to me to
grant linn Letters OF Administration the
Estate of John White, decd: These
are therefore, to cite the kindred and credi-
tors of the deceased to appear before me in
the Court of Ordinary at Abbesille G. H., On
the third Monday in January, inst, to show
cause why said administration should not
he granted. Given under my hand this Sd
January, lS49 DAVID LESLY,
JAMS 44 2w Ordinary
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the estate of Rev.
John Porter, decd, by note or account, are
requested to make payment Immediately; and
all persons having drmands aga,nstithe ,es-
tate arc requested to present them, as / am
desirous of settling up the affairs Of the es.
tate. r. Nj. DAVIS, Admir-
will, VIII Annexed.
Jams Al I'm
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COACH FACTORY.
NEW
Deal & TaylOr.

Respectfully announce to tho citizens of this Viii
lage and vicinity, that they have leased the largo
and commodious shop recently erected, and pro-
pose to carry the above business in all its va
rious branches, such as building and repairing
Coaches, BarOuches, Buggies, &c.
and utter the latest and most approved style.
Having employed the best of Smiths. Painters,
and Trimmers, we pledge ourselves that our work
shall not bc surpassed by any other shop. Our
timber and other materials shall always be of tho
best kind. Our work warranted, and the prices
low as be affordsdss,4 we ask of the public
Il the 20 fist gss day ay Of pS #. IL
N. B-A1ss;. Ga q @ ssss 80 ax.ss 3:
kind of plantation work son, 81 good sS be
one at any othcr shop. ><ss,,S, as.gl Z rh s&fsT.
Abbeville c. H., Dec 90 <sgsss.sa,zsss H,N
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NOTICE.

hereby give notice TO all persons engaging
employing will pay him for said work. but
make payments 10 myself.
Jan A. st
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Partition in Ordinary.

John G. Wilson, apple, VS.. Robt. Wood
and others
VIII be sold on the Sale Day in February,
next, the land or Real Estate of Alexander
Wilson, decd, continuing One Hundred and
Seniy-ivc Acres, more or less, situate Oh
Calhoun's Creek, and adjoining lands Of JAS
Spence aud others, OH u credit of twelve
months. by order OF the Court of Ordinary for
Partition. A. G.. HAWTHORN,
Jan D al 1w Sheriff.
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Abbeville Sheriff Sales,

11UDCV1IIC OUICS.
BY virtue of sundIy Writs of Fieri Facas, to
me directed, will sell, at AbbevIllr Conrt
House, on the first Monday IN FEBRU-
At the residence of Thomas Fulton, on
Wednesday the 10Th inst, one lot of Corn in
the husk. about forty bushels, one lot fodder
about twelve hundred weight, one folding ta>
bic, one COW, one desk, one loom, and about
IS pounds of ginncd cotton, sold as the pro-
Pcrty OF II Fulton ads A Kennedy.
Terms CASH
A. G. HAWTHORN, AID.
Shcrih's office, Jan 5, lS4S
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8j'Ehc ADbeyisle Female !Ac:.a-
GGiny will bo re-oponcd the second Monday i'll
January next
Principal d. McNEILL TURNER.
Teacher OF Music Miss H.nxIsoy
boarding and Tuition at tho usual prices.
Dec 81 .13tf d. McNEILI. TURNER
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HEAD QUARTERS.
Charleston, S. G.. Dec. 81, l947.

Charleston, S. G. Dec 81, l647.
General Order No. -.
Alexander Glenn Rice and Napthali Phillips,
Esqs., having been appointed Aids de- Camp,
to his Excellency, David Johnson, with the
rank OF Lieutenant Colonel, will be o3eyed
and respected accordingly.
BY order of the Commander.in-Chief.
JAMES w. CANTEY,
Adjutant und Inspector General.
Jan 5 Al St
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OUE DISABLED VoLuNrEERs,- What is
to Become Of Them ?-The presence of the
wounded officers of the New York Rcgi-
ment OF Volunteers in our cny-some with
out arms and some on crutchcs, from wounds
which they received at ChapuItcpcc and
Churnbusco, while gaIIantIy uphol,Iing the
dignity of the Empire State aud ollhe Uni
tea Slates-Suggcs:s the proprety of the
General Government providing for them i'm
some way, so that the rest Of their lives
shall not be spent in poverty BY their
wounds, these gallant fellows, as well as
many others, from o;hcr States in the Uni
on, have been incapacitatrd from earning
their living.-N y Herald.
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NOTICE.
Will DC sold at Abbev' G.. H., on Sale Day
in February next. at public sale tract of
land situate in Abbeville District, on waters
Of Long Cane. containing 81 acres, more or
Roberts, belonging to the estate of Jane
Morrah, decd. S. r. MORRAH, Ex'or
Jan $, "A 81
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some of them were quietly passing through
one OF the streets, when /, crowd Of Icperos
gathered around them, and commenced
throwing stones, the result of which was.
that in very few minutes there were ten
dead Mexicans lying in the street, and two
men, badly wounded, taken 10 the guard
house,
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0-I-A Gsar=l.-I will continue to practice in
the Court of Law for Abbcvc, and will regularly
attend its sessions. I refer my friends to Mcssrs
COCHRAN & NOBLE ut Abbcville G.. H.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Charleston, Nov 3 36 INST
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We are authorised to announce JAMES
5 WILSON US candidate for Ordinary ut
he ensuing rlrctlon.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
SCtl Sos @mblifmOa
tNNnlllien N[aller unb Nntter.

Uamtlten Slauer uno Sutter.
llnterSeidEete MAIDEN hierturd Dem gu.
bItfum befdnnt ooB fc am fen 9lrril Die
bCfdnntr Bon Ta9cn's Wuhle Ctic naheilc
bel Der Flciucu gcha 8rudcD bel 9lacntaun
besc9en baben, uno bag Te nun i'm Stance
lIno Sunoen 9lrbcit 81 Iicfern, Die Ile ntcr,
;cu9t itno bon fcincr WibIe in Der llmqc.
9enc ubertrcfen mrrbcn fann-Gc ftno i'm
3Stnnec Su jcber Sc / t ouf @cilcuuu0
Siauer uno Sutter ouf Die fiirieltc 9lniCioe
an Runoen Su tiberItefcrlt-ouf 1nb Ge Be-
rett eIe Srtratoe an Den bili9llcn aseiecn
ju perfdufcn uno nahcentfle QcmohlCn GIuo
NIT ocm 2lbfaa all bic Gigeutbhmrr Su llber'
liefrru.
Bel ernieniqcn hic @ctraioe habcu, rpcr;
Den ites anf 8crlangen anrlifen, oielclbe al.
bclen uno mabIcn, uno fir een "lol" Wic.
Der iiberIirferu.
Is~ sic ilne immeE, bcreit auf eie firsclfc 9In.
fiei9e fir 3olI"su mohlen, nno .ea ibre
UfnhIe in rem be(teu 3ufanoe it, 70 filben
ile ooat9 periIdert, onB fc ihre 8uncrn Uca-
fcmmcn bsfricbi9eu f6uncn. as.
sic 9cSenfen d1tti, N m. 81 an ibrsnr
Sfchrbnuie (ehemdtS bic Kreibdge )in III
lentarn, 70 fpie an ber$ Wethle ale iffrn
WebI bcm 8icrteI, Sounoert, c6cr 10 6 es
oeElanat tpire, 9emahlnes ,SuttrrIfcff, fo3rie
ale sIrten ungcmnblns, ,g'etraite an cen1sie.
ori9lfen preieen fir Sadr9elo brim Bilf6gl
| Su peffaufeusa> -.
2lllc IrfcH Gcfroiec.
Sic te3abtFRJrocr;cif 6iesb6hlfeu Yreiee
fur alIerlci @etraiee- wcIdle mad, bcicbcn,
. an Der Wuhle, obrr an eem StcbrbauIe
iberiiefert wercen. f6nncn.
@pps .@pps!! @Dps y!
3,s~Ste bateu ,aadl.SStne. arcse Guantitd
@pps auf 5oanc, Den Ie an ben biGi9iief
YspretBen abieeen werecr.
~" geifeGuuaen fir iroeub @e1bdftr
4 fbHnen,i ippehl an oem Stchrhauls, mic aud
an Der WhMe 9eurodt werbeu -
2atrd 6stte SIrteit, pInftlidle Nbmdrmnt
ibrer @c1hdfte, uuO biQiae preise; bcfer
fGe ihrcn guthcil Der 6ffentIid,eu &unbItaf
4 81 erbaItsa; pcfitr 1Ic fdl jeoerSeit oanfba
ersei9cu wsrben. Gle bitten ,ltnssAerei9tel
3ufprud iftcm lie rpineu baB ihre SIrtei
mir oerflIft pecr unterindt 30 ircreei
braudt nm alI9rmein 9cprielen su merpen.
s.,.sxs.@utb llno &irttih.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
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