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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31
G.. G.. WILDMAN.

+ the late firm OF T.. u. WILDMAN s. Co., is
" now receiving and offers for sale large and
aceU selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
all Of which have been purchased from importers
and large Dealers and upon the most advantageous
terms. He therefore feels we'll assured that he
sell to country dealers low, if not lower than the
same goods can be purchased in any market. He
most respectfully invites his friends and former
customers and all dealers in Dry Goods to call and
examine his stock at No. 8, on King, west of Fair.
fax street, where may be found, in part,
For Ladies' Wear,
10 pieces sup. black and blue black silks
20 " figured and gace do
10 Is Coraline, printed and figured fo,iIard do
10 " fancy colored bar sc
sup metallic do
10 linen do
90 all wool French deaincs
Is &c plain and figured silk and mohar lustres
20 " linen and changeabe do
20 plain, colored and striped do
10 L" silk and linen popns
silk tissue
5 6: silk warp and silk finish black lustrcs
S embroidered lawns
40 i" patent Bohemian dress patterns
10 i" plaid, ripcd and checked musIins
so g book, Swiss and null do
so " jackonet and thick cambrics
1000 yards thread Swiss cambria, bobbin and cot
ton lace edgings
1000 French, British and domestic ginshams
5000 " sup low priced lawns
5000 cacoes, from 6 to 10 cents
1000 " bonnet and cap ribbons Cheap
pieces fine gauze flannel
SO dozen linen and linen cambrick handkcrchiels
Is I" kid, silk, lislc-thread and cotton gloves
200 % silk and cotton hosiery
20 GO extra heavy and thin night caps
10 French worked and mourning collars
Parasos and parasolets, all coors
For Gentlemen's Wear
pieces sup. twed black French cloths
10 g black, blue, green and brown French and
English cloths
20 g black and fancy cassmercs
10 {" French doulas, article
20 fancy summer cloths and twceds
g sup. white drillings
10 6 plaid and striped do
10 s. plaid and striped linens
20 {" fancy cottonades; 80 do nankeen
20 g repka cord; do Wellington do
6 crotin cloth for boys wear
IS sup black satin vestings
20 merino and fancy silk do
80 g plain and figured Marseiis do
SO g Barkleys, Grey's and other superior ina
kers' Irish linens
so white and colored silk handkershiefs
Willie ana fancy cOlOrcu DOSSed linen DO
6 dozen black and colored satin and other stocks
5 black and fancy coiored silk cravats
sup. magic do
5 black and colored kid gloves
20 =" silk and isle-thread do
10 shirt collars
so 8" sup. and common suspenders
10 do do for boys
80 bleached, brown and mixed half hose
For Servants and Family Use.
10000 yards Sd, rs, "A, 81, Cd 1914 and la-t
bleachcd shifting and sheeting
$4,000 Sd, rs, "A and sd brown do
5000 I" Sd and rs heavy and good osnaburss
900 No. |, and 5 linen burlapse
5000 Penitentiary plaid cottons
1000 heavy brown twilled do
1000 g shifting stripe
1000 striped and figured wool and cotton
carpetlnss
800 dozen spool servings, &c. &c.
.U-FAll persons in search of goods at the lowest
prices will not forget No. B. that is the place to
find bargains and save money.
T.. G. WILDMAN.
Alexandria, Va April 10, 1850.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31

nLOUGHS & CASTINGS.-S. & nj. Sand
l. stocked Poughs, Davis do do, Hillside do
together with general assortment of Mould Boards
Heels, Points, Nose Irons and Screws, and stock
of Alexandria 9-inch Davis Plough Points alwaya
on hand, and for sale by
may l5 E. w. DAY & CO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31
NEGROES WANTED.

* NE subscriber is buying negroes a
80 Il, for the fall shipments, and will a
"a pay as much, more, for all classes SIN\
NJ rs any buyer that visits this market. ~
- buy for the best Southern markets
and fear no competition here Address me at Port
Tobacco. JOHN G. CAMPBELL.
Nv II.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31
$3.50 REWARD

Sl5U RE w ARD
T'HE subscriber will give the above men,
Il toned reward for the apprehension OF
g slave MOSES, SO that get him
GSE~ again. Moses was purchased of
TX WILSON DENT about July last,
~ and runaway shortly after that
-. time. Heis supposed to be Turk
ing abou, the cighborhood of Aliens Fresh.
lie is about twenly-eight years Of age, five
feet, eigh, inches high, stout built; COM
pleXIon tawny.
WM. II. WILLIAMS.
Charles Co. May S. 1S50-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31

By rs per centum on S3,330,7l7.
for State Tax,
~ per centum on same, for
County Levy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31

OwENsvILLE, April %, lS50.-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31
F. & M. TAYLOR

ii AVE received and are now offering fo
sale STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
DRY GOODS
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By the act for he relief Of Jssss Ssfios-
For services rendered, sod ossl ison, ~ ~
farnishsd he Texas Indians, = p6hlIo No.
smith, from The twsniielh 81 My. oirksssn
Y hundred and forty az, 70 ~ tWonlisth Of
May, eighteen hundred and fossy-ssvsn
By tie act for tie relief Of WIN. B. crssos'
For I'll military sssviess rsndsrsd BY hin Y ths
United States, from The eighth Of Aueusl
eishtssn hundred end forty -ssvsn. 70 Ts6ssaU
fourteen, eighteen hundred and foFsy-s'shs
BY fle al 10 ysfisndf5 f.< i,.pcssd p ~ laft
~. Thomas cocpey, under ne sed'f'on issD. p
HE heirs. ... = q. x. !.
To refund The ane imposed upon ~ I'D Thooss
CooOer under the sedition law pssssd ~ 1sur-
secnih DAY 81 July, ssvsnsssh hup1sp3 ~
ninety eight Together with intsssSs dssscA =
the rate o. six pr csntum pr annun No.
The 6ra day 81 Novsmbss, eighteen hro1poA
until paid. -[Inds6niis.] ". "A
BY tie act J~ tie payment Of q company 81 ~
feoH dan ppksnteers. -, ~ n e
To BE- psid 10 he Py company a In1ian nosns-
Cd volunteers (ehawnsss and DsIawsrss) csIlsd
sndmussrsd inso ~ ssvi1sc fshs Unilsd slus<s
BY Col. w, 3, Hrnsy, UniSd ss6tn amy,
Hsss ne8 re- n v2rifa lnrn.
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gsna expense. e ne Lsdiaa Dspayfment and lfiEs
vssiy aipsdfions wiM easicss Indian fribs; ia he Va
and ffy-one. N'9s ~ N ~
Ut i. .ns current and contingent expenses Of the
.noisn Department, viz, =. -
S VIC Pay o. superintendent Of Indian Affairs st
~ LOUIS and The severafIndisn assuts, %
p'osoeo py the acts Of June thississh, eighteen
auno,ed and thirty -four, and Msrch Third, eiSb.
zen hundred and ,hry-ssvsn, and Of June
nysevenh, eighteen hundred and 6cry-sx is, 900 Z
s1 we pay OF sub sssuts, authorised By he Get 81 ~.
%'uns ihirtieih eishsssn hundred and thirty sw y
p. .. me act 1-'I 49, -e'.-'i = $4,000
i% Toe pay q clerk TO he superintendent. .. st. IS =
.ou's suihorsed BY he scs a Jons twenty i
p. SEVENTH eighteen hSad'sd and Ssuy.sir 1900
'%Psy Of elsrt 70 sesins superintendent q the aA
p. e"ern Territory, BY tho same act 1000 I
W .ud'nss st agencies and repairs thereof 1900 (
p. cs 3. Agency !" J. 5000
Agency .s-ell' .li7 s. $500 :
~ zoe erection ofbuildinss fos the Cherokee In ~
s; sn agency TO be located sccrdins 70 treaty
"PulNbns) 4454a34iNt ft ts - INA 6O0 4
'% y ss erection Of an Agency house for the o.s
ro as sosssn for The Usage sribs q Indians 500
r u presents 10 Indiana 49, IA -kf e. GOO 4
~ oon'osencies of lhs Indisn Department. : $500
Pa 7ofke CAvisfisn Iadssns. VI @ls
u permanent annuity. stipulated In The scts Of
~ twenty sixth, eighteen hundred and TWEEN
s y,Vu', end Nay twentieth, eighteen hundred
p, 7SMe CAiepaoas ef sag;asv.
'o perm, permanent annuity. sipsIsssd u s6s isunh
ce q the treaty Of Third Aueust, seventeen
y, hundred and ninsiy-6vs 1000 d
pemsnent annuity, stipulated in shs second eet
ee q The treaty q ssvensssnlh 81 Nsvsn,- - Y ~
W. ssh'esn hundrsd and sewn .ss ~ 600 .
= He HH H.
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e18utoou nuuokoo ana 0Buuoo0 ...tl4 :
For permanent annuity, stipulated In The fourth
article Of tho treaty Of twsnsy-ninth August,
eighteen hundssd and twsnty-ooe -
To tie Offoscas and Ch;ppescp.
For limited annuity, stipulated IN The fourth ar
ticls Of The treaty Of twenty eighth March,
eighteen hundred and thirty-dx
For interest 10 b paid = annuity ON two hum
dssd thousand dollars per resolution Of the
ssnsis q twenty .ssvsash Nay, eighteen hum
For education, ;tipuIsssd in sbs fourth snicls Of
The treaty Of twsnty-sishsd March. sishsssn
For missions, sipuialsd In The foursh sricls Ct
ths treaty q ,hstwsnsy-s eighth March, eighteen
hundred and thkty-dx Gl,h assl.ss a =
For vsccins matter. medicines, and pay Of ply
sicisus, stipulated IN the fourth article II the
treaty oftwsnty-sishth March, sishsssn hum
dred and thirty-six
For purchase of pfoviaons, stipulated inshs fourth
article Of ths treaty Of twsnty -sighth March,
eighteen hundred and thiuy-six 81.
For six thoassnd Ave hundred pounds of tobasco,
one hundred barrels Of ssIt, and i've hundred
Ash bsrsls. stipulated IA shs fourth stieis a
The tsssty b twsnty-sighth March, sshsssn
hundred md thirtv-Ix ~, Ass- p pe3 f3t1Q-.
For thfss bIScksmit6s and assislsnts, stipulated
u ~ seventh article Of ihs trsaly " twenty
eighth March. eighteen hundred end thirty,
M N-itN 5a4 ,ii-n yfA8sfs - .eisiWas 80
Fos iron and steel fcr shops Is - n tae :
For guusmish q Msskissc, stipulated IN tho
seventh article Of The treaty Of twsnty-sighth
March, eighteen hundfsd and thiny-Sx
For iron and stcsl fos shop
For Two hrmss and sssistAnss, aipulslsd b. he
ssvsoth aricIs Of ths treaty Of twenty eighth
March, eighteen HUNDRED end thirty-siz
For two mechanics, Stipulated In lhs seventh ar-
tich Of shs tsssty o. twsnty-sishsh March,
slehsssn hundred End thiny-six we'e !.
10 fk< Osages. ni
For interest," On sixty-nins thousAnd one hundred
and twenty dollsrA q I've pr csntum, being
he valuation Of fhy-fsur sscdoss of lind 81
apart By treaty Il III second Juns, sighassn
hdhdssd end twenty ava for educational per-
poses, pr revolution 81 ths ssnnAs 81 nine
issush January, eighteen huadvsd md thirty
For Limited snnuIsy, sapslsssd IN shs second a.
tiois ~ ~ tree&y a ". eleventh January,
siehtssn HUNDRED and lhiny-nins Il.
For two smlahS sslsblshnsniA sipuIaasd IN ths
ssoond srticls ~ H. treaty a ~ sbvsnlh
January, sighAssd hundssd snd ihiFty-nins
For psy dtwD niIlsn sdpuIsAsa N - ssssnd :
avsiels a ~ lrosly a ~ slsvsnoh Jsnuary,
sighsssa husdssa I'D thhSysnlip ds'sr I.
taN ~ 49, f'.f $500
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e1,Ms.oIs 81

act making appropriations for s evyef and ccntin-
sm erpenses Of he Indian Deparfment, and {v fdag
vesy apuidicns viii payioss Indian fibss ~ ne year
J, and J9iy-one. - -
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TO QUA sUsscRIBERs.

he name of win upon
payment of me Subscription be = advance. 3vas
Distant subscribers forward money - iesssr ts postage
ON which viii be paid BY assumed By ourselves In ia
lfi 42 1I'17-E-7 - -
The COUNTRY PAPER publI.hed ulwseA,y duus s sss
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess az
Subscriptions for period year win bs rs.sved On
terms proporuoned 10 the sbose rates T1.7E 3M
0PosTMAsTER6 act a. our ss..,. ..d ~
sending DAILY subscnben ESQ eneiosed or yIvs
SEMI wEEKLY Subscribers with vvs WEEKLY
suhscbe with Sl0 enclosed win be entitled copy OF the
edition they furnish fo svasis.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sPEEcH or mR. BAD.ER.

OF NORTH CAROLINA, M
On the Savery Question defiesred in the Senate, Tues
day, March 10 1850.
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slon the question be brought before the Supreme Cont
withost sny further assistance from Congress.
In fact. everything connected with this movement
shows perfect sympathy between the views Of the free
soilsm and Of the administration.
isi not lime that southern representatives should con.
sdsf Of their course DO not those ultra southernes
VINO oppose The Adjustment whittier events lead.
'ng them Are they blind as not to the union
which exists between free solism and The aamnistra.
lion. and that they playing into the hands OF that
combination. and aiding ensctually in carrying out its
prieeisi Suppose the Adjustment defeated what. let
- ash IN all sincerity. would the South gain Moth
ING. and worse than nothing The non action policy
woald triumph. General Taylor will do as he has done
In ths ease Of California He viii permit or authorize
Colonel Monroe 10 turn over the government OF New
aekoe 10 lhs aaihoes chosen under the Santa Fe con-
vension Ia all probability. Utah win follow the example
u Der elder sisters. and then the South win be eectaay
excladsd from every inch OF territory acquired from
Mexco; and there win be civil commo,ion between
Tsxa. and New Mexico. and the first blow struck will be
che commencement Of civil war. which will drag into
he vortex every State Of the coniedeaey. The only
olhsr alternative 10 dsanon. We appeal therefore, 10
every patriotic stand BY the Senaies Adjustment
o. ihe one best calculated TO settle the whole questions,
and 10 ad IN turning away the bitter cup which weak
and corrupt men would force aron the country.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


eSsh = Ls.ss @sa-es~.sy ss-s-..-. =. So
a. rssss.
aNa. l...sa gs.ss. ~ ns~a r.am ss.sa rsa~as.
,Als 4 u.l ksnrs3 wsseas aseN naaauA-a ~ nM@ vs.
ws.R. gans twaftsss tsMaa WsNAtM~ a A&A ~sAesse-'
n a. Gssss as.ss 0asss. So v La<ss
erNn al ~ ls.ss, ~ masss.ae sss~s Cne,un.n .Aa~ =
e.s ssnsss usseIss ss~na A. - ~aasw sss @sssa " 1~
o a Dsss. tsse. Nsssessf W .N@sts~sssf
Lesxs. W. Rs..ss, AZ =. sxsa~.ss
Qz-Essssy4. es- s.u.s = =. .Asss ~sa - $50
eTv o. fsa~<s. ss<ssr@A ss~g~rss sss~s = ~ sn's
assssrses agent l g~s~s - sink@ - stns 49, t~k,
rssl.aspa t~ks sssssnse~sn~ so
.ab~epusas ss11Mss ~ No ss<*% go -
regarded r.ymsa nn sas@ ,ssh~-s~e t>~~.s ."~ss
Nsw YEA. fsss.s s@,lasl fhnAsyAas ssa-s-s easn" =
fhTA q CAessnsa
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condemned this expedition in terms quite as strong as
hose employed BY the noble and learned lord opposite
tie had described pratlcal expedition OF the very
worst character II thing call on the govern
ment 10 make statement OF that description and another
10 call upon II TO explain the nature OF the instructions
which had been sent TO the commander in chief Of our
naval forces in the West Indies To answer such a
question would be not only inconyenient, but detrimental
10 the public service Il was not until further infoa-
ton received from that quarter of the globe that her
Majestys ministers would be justified in answering that
question. No douied our right 10 check piTatical
expedition but il was difficult point TO determine to
What extent we Were prepared and entitled TO go.
Here the conversation terminated. 1879
In the House OF Commons, questions were asked OF
Lord Palmerston who gave brief answer which show
ed however that he much better informed upon the
real facts OF the than the noble peers OF the
Upper House
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WILL open The reception Of vie The ist Of June Ir
whole establishment No win be spared In adding
in smbsshmcn the comfort and pleasure Of the
Knowing by ocular evidence the positive
unc value Of the and m miraculous effect pscu
has been regarded good policy ensrgc the
odaons and 10 complete the original design crafty the
and ncy Of well a. their health and pleas
Situated in remarkably healthy region, in full view Of the
bold Blue RIDGE the vicinity Of the beautiful village Of War
rensoa, may, horseback In carriages improving
The tenpn alleys, the pistol gallery the Of billiards, The
hesthul The Of and flowers viii nnd peculiar
been taken win their while the ALLOW deer and
The AVN the gold and silver fish, he elk and the relieve
tedious Interested In the
WORD been taken which expanded bcra could
ges 70 add the comfort and Accommodation Of ves The
hurdle and tournament the fancy ball. masquefsdc and brilliant
VIII lend their respective attractions Nor these
designed for the gay monde only To te holy ministers
pyeo y pend he without charge
Ne Church are respected throughout the season.
Thsss slnn s y o. = miles, according tsken
Feae1sksbx, nd nor %
run hon both these pon MI Jup when daily win
These spsinss post book. a. awsrcp,op
sRn and ~ letters should be 20 directed sy
Of board follows $50 FOR The SEASON end.
Ing M ocscbcj s7s for three mcnsi go FOR s r
ueush go week ss Tor weeks u rs
lodging - ench and children under ~
half price, No charge for children under ee old When
tables provided f children before the
who retain their the ordinary table VIII be charged fun price,
$50 - ! .--''7 = DANIEL WARD
June rs Superintendent
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BALrrMoRE AND Quo RaILaoAD Governor Floyd has
written letter TO the mayor OF Wheeling, dated June
90 stating that the board OF engineers to decide the
roversy in dispute is composed a. follows Major M.
Lewis Clark, OF Missouri; Professor Mahan, oil West
Point; and Mr. J. McCrea, OF South Carolina The
governor adds II hope. from the high character Of these
gentlemen they may be able to adjust all questions of
sfactoy 10 all concerned- Elxabeihtown below Wheel
ing, s the place. and the first OF July the time appointed
for the board 10 meet Wedding drgus
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r.ss and choice grown IN the fer.
-. We snd genial soil of Assam...... % 90 a. z"
VIVA view 70 encourage Tho introduction Of mschless
hs intenuon Of The popietor distribute BY lot among
prrcneesr qnanuv teas equal TO tho years pro6
Ess psrcssser in ,e pactage numbered
cer1ease enutnG him chance
my esnslsd out and on the recipe amounting $4,000
Thousand dc WIN be given away bonuses, according 70 The @
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Those persons VINO prefer priced
proportion, On they viii be purchased for cash. educ
uoa ~ ten s<MM f. Ats i..E
couny agents required Applications addressed (ost
PAID % the Company's Depot, as above.
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n I96 Grsersrieh sfrsef, Nsv York
TUE opeso beg call the attention OF and
us besds Of families, The choice and selection Of
ported By hitherto unknown this county,
msis fragrance and decscy combined with virgin purity and
ssss produce infusion Of SURPRISING richness and favor
Is~ ss.s offered are The following, rs,
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Yesterday, tho House, Immediately coming together
took up the lows contested election case, which
speeches delivered by Mssss and EvAss
Tennessee, and Asnx in favor of the sitting members mr.
Tnonysossl right the Mr. DISNEY having OBJ
tanned shs hoor the Speaker laid before the House nv
tadon the body 70 attend the Washington monament
celebration Of the 4,h Of July when they adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
SENATE.


THURSDAY, December ~.
Petitions presented by Messrs Reid Of U Conduit,
OdcI and Cassstt, which referred.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr. Mariin from select committee reported back the
bill amend the charter Of the Busio and Mississippi rail-
road company, with amendment, upon the adoption Of
which they recommend iis passage.
On motion of Mr. Wnstandlcy, the bill and amendments
were referred 10 the committee on Corporations.
M Cornet moved 10 Instruct the committee on Corpora
iiaus take into consideration the prop,ey Of making
Michigan City the terminus Of said road with view OF
building up commercial pint IN State adopted.
Mr D,wsn reported back the bill for the pIeesvaiion OF
the Nrrhport feeder dam with amendment upon the
adoption Of which they its passage,
CURED in amendments adopted aud the bill recommisted
10 the committee Finance.
Mr. James, fom select COMMITTEES, reported bill 10
fbsh additional precinct In Posey county read 6rst
lime.
Mr. Buckles fiom select COMMITTEE reported bill 70
Incorporate congressional township No. l9, Delaware and
Heny counties for school purposes read FIST time.
Bills. dc. Introduced
Mr. Reid Of u. introduced joint resolution awarding the
thanks Of the General Assembly Of the State Of Indiana 10
Mrs MSnimis Boyde or her valuable present OF painting
called Hoosier's Nest; read first time, rules
pended, and the jont resolution lead second and third
Tines and passed.
Mr Read Of c. introduced bill to amend the charter Of
the JefronviIIe railroad company read three times and
passed
Nj Morrison introduced bill TO provide for the more
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
DisuniOu.

COLUMBIA s. c. Dec. 20
Resolution Of the South Carolina Leg islaiure relative
10 the SPeokership-E Endorsement ef disunion Doc
trines-Georgia anticipating DisHnion, dc.
The following resolution passed yesterday by
both branches of the Legislature Of South Carolina
"Rsso'red, That cordially approve the course Of
those Southern members in Congress who have
fused TO vote for any member of that body Speak
er, in the slightest dugree tincturod with unsoundness
upon The slavery question:; and that they fully respond
to the sentiment Of delegation expressed by
of them that il slavery be abolished in the Disic, of
Coluunbia, by Congress. or the Wmot Proviso be
adopted. the Union would be dissolved
O6J-The Constitutional Convention Of Kentucky
has adjourned 10 meet again the LIST Monday
June. Tue Constitution, in the meantime viii be sub
miited to a vote Of the people II has been bung-
ling business from beginning TO end. IRdiana viii do
better '@f -
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-10-22

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Sreibeit ben Soerren SbuI Oirsftcren sinigt
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Die Soften anfsrss er;isbunss e pffsms fsin
fenasn.
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nsn Ssnnunaen, unb jsbe bat elm paiIsness Cos
fal fur sins 9sneinbes ODER Sonnta9s;S buls.
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Sbule untsrribtsn ~ lofTsn, absr Der llmifano,
bas fts perbunesn finc Sarsn fir ben aassms:
nsn llntsrribt su bs;ablsn bat es bio jest psrs
binbsrt bisfsn Wunfb auSsufibrsn. 1Scutsn
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fbe ae9snfcmmen, baourd bab iie ben Gss
meinben erlauben GbuIen fir iit 81 srribtsn,
auf Soften bee 6fsntlbsn Sonbs? Sn ben
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ben. Gin S6ulbaus in jsbsr @arb wdrs
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