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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

Condition Of the Misunderstanding Of the Steamer
Georgia, 9c.
NEW YoRK, Feb. IL, p. m. The steamer Geor-
ga sailed to-day for Chagres with LA passengers.
The steamer Southerner has arrived from Charles
ton, S. c., and the steamer Florida from Savannah,
bringing papers ahead of the regular mail.
Stocks irmer. New loan coupons 10 offered. 100
asked. Canton Company has improved, with sales
at SO. .... ...t
The Flour market is slightly in favor of buyers.
Sales of $500 bbs. at 81 68 for common, and "a rs
for straight State brands; Southern 81 81 SIS;
Genesee 81 "a Sc. Corn Meal So l23. Rye Flour
50 "a.
Wheat is dulle-sales of 5000 bushels Southern
white at 81 O5; Genesee nominal at 81 % 81 "a.
Oats A Al cents. Rye IS cents. Yellow Corn
81 cents.
Provisions are steady-sales of Mess Pork at $12
$l2 1873; Prime SO ls 50 25. Beefand Bacon
| unchanged Lard 81 cents in bbs.
Groceries quiet-sales of Coffee at II liz fol
Rio. Sugars and Moasses unchanged. Rice steady
at 81 GIG cents per Id.
Cotton is slightly depressed-sales to-day of 800
bales. closing rather dull.
Wool continues in good request, and the market
| firm.
| Tobacco frm-stock light,
Whisky steady at "a and si3 cents per gallon.
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MARRrED.

In uilford county, the 26th January, by William
Coble, Esq., Mr.. John Robertson, of Wake county, to
Miss Besey Robinson, daughter of Mr. Allen Robinson
of Guilford county. -, .s.s .se,ss- 5IsS II 10
In Alamance county, on the 26th January, by John
S. Fogeman, Esq, Mr.. David Cobe, of Guford to Miss
Laura Ann Euys daughter of the late Mr.. VIM. Euys
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

The CONGRESS PRINTING. The contracts for the
printing of the thirty-second Congress were opened
at Washington on Monday, and the largest portion
awarded to Mr.. Rives. The prices accepted are said
TO be below those of the present Congress. Mr..
Hamilton, of Philadelphia, the lowest bidder for
the remainder.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

All our subscribers who in arrears, have the
benefit of the advance by settling up old
Those who wish know how their accounts stand with
the view of paying up and paying in advance, will have
statement made and transmitted them, appl-
cation.
Money may be sent by Mail at our risk, and receipts
for all sums specifying the time paid for, will be prompt
ly transmitted. We hope friends WILL in every in
stance send their dues by MAIL by hand as occa
sion may offer, and thus the expense of COM
missions for collecting.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

TELEaRAPHIc CORRESPONDENTS. Quebec, Jan.
80. Dear Tom: I'm freezing. How you
Yours. Henry Smith," The reply was: 50 New Or
leans, Jan. 81. Dear Harry Tm melting. Send
ice. by telegraph. Yours, Thomas Haines." Five
years since, this would have been put down a
Nun chausen of the first water. .f
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

SOUTH CAROLINA. An active canvass is going on
in South Carolina in relation to tine election of MEN,
bers to the Convention which is to be held in that
State on the subject of their Federal relations. The
last Charleston Mercury contains the addresses of six
candidates. The only difference between the candi-
dates appears be between secession of single
State and concerted action with the other Slave
holding States. Most of them 60 for secession by
separate State action.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15
THE ATTACK ON THE BASIS.

The Raleigh Star alleges that We have misrepre-
resented its position this subject. We have done
no such thing. What have uniformly said with
reference to the course of that paper this subject
is this Before and after the Equal Suffrage Act had
received the sanction of the late Assembly, numb
er of the leaders of the Wing party pressing,
unlimited Convention, with the avowed object-not
merely of establishing Equal Suffrage-but for the
Durpose of changing the basis of representation. AT
ter the Equal Suffrage Act had passed. these leaders
wrote and published Address, in which it is distinct
lv declared that they desire the people
an unlimited Convention, in order to give them OPP
pounity of altering the bass and these leaders are
now engaged in scheme of agitation with this al
teration in view, as their paramount and leading
object.
The Star knows these things to be so; and yet that
naper goes for this Convention and takes this paper
to task for opposing it. We have not charged that
the Star against the basis directly, but that the
effect of the policy it advocates would be to throw
the whole question open discussion and agitation,
and thus unsette, and probably destroy, the present
COMPROMISES OF the State Constitution.
But the Star says it is opposed especially to
,nv attempt to disturb the % Federal basis of the
Commons. That paper, the advocate of this
sectional movement, may well say that The Vest
ern Cn Ties already hope majority in the House Of
Commons, and with this they content; but those
who put forth the Address above alluded to, wish
also to obtain the sway in the Senate and in order to
do this, they laboring to change and destroy
the Senate basis. What does the Star say to that
1t is useless for the Star to attempt to disguise the
fact that party, party is at the bottom of its course
in this matter; but determined that that pa
per, and every other paper in the State which plays
at such game, shall be thoroughly exposed.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

GEORGE G. BULLOCK, former cashier Of the Cent
raj Railroad Bank at Savannah (Geo.) who last sum-
mer, after abstracting one hundred thousand dollars
of money belonging 10 the institution, fled to Europe.
and was there arrested and brought back, has been
tried and convicted of the crime. .
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

SHAD AND Ice. Some half dozen vessels, loaded
win ice, Were sent out from New Haven week or
Two since, to North Carolina. They are to return
with shad for the Northern market.
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N Office.

N Office .e.s-,a.srE
Grecnville and Raleigh Plan Road.
TVNHE conditions of the Charter incorporating the
i Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road Company hav-
ing complied with, notice is hereby given, that
meeting OF the Stockholders of said Company will be
held at the Court House. in the town of Greenvlle Pitt
county Thursday the 20h day OF February, instant
at IL O'clock for the purpose of electing President
and Directors, agreeaby to the provisions of the
Charter.
JOHN MYERS,
JAMES E. HOYT,
b. F. HAVENS.
BENZ F. HANKS,
JOSEPH POTTS,
Commissioners at Washington.
Washington n. G., Feb 5, 1851. 29-td'
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Stray Horse.

CtTRAYED from the subscriber, Monday night,
= the 10th inst, very dark Brown or Black Horse
five years old this Spring, shod all round, and PAGES
pidy under the saddle. Nowhite spots upon him recO
lected He has toIeraby long tail and name. The last
time he heard OF he his way towards Raleigh
from Smhfied.
The subscriber would be obliged to any who may
give him information in relation the Horse, and he will
literally reward any who may take him up and hold
him that he gets him again. Address the subscriber
at Frankinton, Franklin county-W. w. Holden, RAJ
Ieigh-or D. McPherson Smithfeld.
J. A. STONE.
February Is, 1851. 3O-h
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

! Hon. MARTIN VAN buren, declines going to the
w orld's Fair as delegate of the New York State
| Agricultural Society,". arL
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

HON. A. W. Venable of this State. has accepted
an invitation from the Wing Society of Princeto
Nohege' to deliver the annual address before the Lit
erary Societies, at the next College commencement.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

CorroN AND COFFEE. Eleven thousand bales of
cotton, and about nine thousand bags of coffee, were
sold in market yesterday-the heaviest operations in
the two articles which we remember any single
day since the season commenced. n. o. DELTA. 80.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

Captain Harrison states that the ice fields fallen
in with by the steamer Canada, near Halifax, Were
from three to ten feet thick. At time he was
obliged to put about but finally made push through
though with loss of nearly all his floats. Capt. H
is of opinion that the Atlantic is safe. Boston Tran
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15
Works ON Cooking, &c.

IENHE Modern House Wife. comprising one thousand
Il Receipts for the Economic ahd Judlcous prepare
ton Of every meal of the day-hy Alexis Soyer; The
complete Cook and Confectiuner-by j. M Ssndersons
The United States practical Receipt Book. Miss Lesllea
Lady's New Rec cipt Book. Modern Cooking-by Eliz.
Acton Virginia House Wife, 81 Methodica Cook-by
Miss Randolph. Miss Beechers Domestic Receipt Book
Miss Beecher's Domestic Economy. Well and cheap,
for Domestic USE book of useful Receipts For at
TURNER'S N. c. Bookstore.
Raleigh FEBRUARY 8, 1851. IS
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

The P ostmaster-General has established the fol-
lowing new Post offices in this State: Lake Com.
tort, Hyde. Reuben Benson, P. NJ; and Danbury,
Stokes, Ferdinand Dalton, P. M.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

! Frederika Bremen was in Havana at the last ac-
counts, having arrived in the steamer Philadelphia
] from New Orleans. H- - 81
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7. Yesterday an active feel
ing pervaded our market, and 5000 bales
were disposed Of To-day, however, there is pause,
and small sales making at liz liz cents for
midding. The Canada's news has had most de-
pressing effect.
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No. acres. Persons names.
IS. Heirs of II. a. Men ell.

225 Heirs of A. B. McFadyen, Governors creek. 63
10 Heirs of John Black, Nick's creek, 10
100 Heirs of Alex Nicholson, Raccoon creek, 81
All the above Land will be sold if previously paid
A. r. WADSW ORTIZ, late Sheriff.
Feb. ~, 1851. pr. Adv. $40 29-6t.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

STRANGE REouEsr. One Henry 1. Tobin has
sent petition to the New York Assembly, asking
them to appoint Horace Greedy U. S. Senator, in
Pect, belong to- the "higher law :" gentry.
We are glad to see that Beekman, the recussant
Wing from New York City, who holds the balance
OF power in the State Senate, still holds against
the election of Fish, and will thereby defeat his cleo.
ton. .al6la r5.sa,sl s's-s 3 Rich. Eno h,
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THE TRUE COURSE.

The Baltimore Clipper states that the interference
of Northern abolitonists with Southern rights, and
the apparent determination of many of them to con-
tnue agitation on the subject of slavery have natur-
ally alienated the feelings of Southerners from the
North, so far at least to cause them to prefer
Southern over Northern port for commercial opera
tons. 8ss.9 ostzg. $3.50 ss.s- -zaFFf
The consequence has been, says the Clipper, that
Southern merchants, who heretofore procured their
supplies of goods from Northern potts. now resort
Baltimore; and the effect is seen in the following list
of clearances from this district for Southern ports
during the months of January 1850 and ls5l-which
is copied from the American of Saturday last:
Clearances from the District of Baltimore for
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By recent act of Parliament, the English gov
paid into the savings banks by depositors.
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Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road.

Raleigh and CASTOR Ha1I Roau
4 MEETING of all those interested in the recon-
n struction of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road,
to the provisions of the Act passed at the last
session of the Legislature, for that purpose will be held
at the Court House in Raleigh, on Tuesday the 18th
instant at IL O'clock for the purpose of taking the same
into consideration.
punctual attendance is requested by
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Raleigh, Feb IL, 1851. %
Petersburg South Side Democrat, and the Intelgencer
will please copy. Also, the Norfolk papers.
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NOTICE.

IN the fourth Monday of March next, will SELL for
~ cash, in the of Carthage the following tracts
parcels of Land, much thereof will pay the
due thereon for the year s49 and the expenses of
sail sale. IL ------ = -------
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

UNION PARTIES" Mr.. Foote speaks OF the
Union party he is so busy forming under Mr.. Cay's
auspices. g composed of all the best men of both
the old enes." This reminds u.s. says the 81. Louis
Union, of Randolph's of the s. Union party "
which was attempted during Thomas Jefferson's adj
ministraton. After Randolph had fallen out with
Jefferson, he was invited to attend meeting
Gus in Washington, to be composed of the IS honest
men of all parties" Randolph says he was late in
getting to the meeting, and when he got there was
organized with Aaron Burr in the chair! -1i--2
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-15

No t;dings of the Steamer Atlantic.
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ARREST OF A l." WHITE FUGITIVE" FROM ENGLAND.
Our city reporter furnishes the following:
"On Saturday, man by the name of Ernest Moses,
a German Jew, and also his wife, Sarah Fairba m,
arrested, charged with stealing gold watches, a
silver Set, silver spoons, ladies' and jewelry, val
ued in all several thousand dollars the property of
Mr.. Harnett, residing in London. An advertisement
forwarded to agents in this city from London in
which the accused is infinitely described, and tlOo
sterling offered for his arrest Moses was engaged
on board the Steamship Empire City as steward
He was accordingly tax en- into custody, and on his
person was found gold watch corresponding with
the one set forth in the advertisement, and in the
possession of the wife another watch found also
several finger rings and other property, said to be the
proceeds of the robbery. The accused were convey
ed before Justice Osborn, who committed them to
the Tombs for further dealing.''
Moses being white man, (says the New York
Expressly we presume our Abolition friends will
make effort to save him from going back to the
Old Bailey. Fugitives from foreign countries to the
Northern States of this Union, should always take
the precaution paint black, and woolly head,
if they expect any assistance from the peculiar friends
of freedom here, who go for helping black only
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clam a t ION.

Slahpem psr Nettt. Dapib 8. 6crcon,
prsltoent Der Uerlbebenen gourten 0cns cms
mon pleas, bcS 23fem Gerihtsbe3irts, bes
ftebenb aus bem gaunfp Berfs, III pennlpls
panisn, uno Nietter Der perlbieoenen @onrs
ten bon Dper uno Serminer, oct Diertelj abrs
lihm SiBnnsen nno aassmeinerS SefananiBs
Grlebiaura,in aebaebtem ganntp, nnb Scbn
StaufTer uno 3Bm. Sod, gIq. Ni6ter osr
gcnrteu bon Oper u.Serminer, ,cer Dierteljabr
li6eHGiBunsen SefdnSniB. Gr'
lebisuna, fit bic Nihtuna bon 5aupts Inb
anbern Derbre6en in sebaebter gauntp Serfs
ibren Sefebl an MIDI aussefelt baben, oas
tirt Neacin9, ben 25ft. Sanuar, A. ID. 1851,
Dcrin fte cine Court bon goiton spleas, ber
aasemeincn Dierteljdbrliben 9itnnsen, Oyer
iinb Scrminer uno alj9emeiner Ssfanani6s
Grlsbiaun9 anberaumeu, ,ipelebe sebalteu pers
ben fca 3u Neabins, fir bic gauntp Ssrfss
auf oen ertten nIonta9 in nadbiten IL
pril (pelctes ben 7ten oes 9eoabten Wlcs
nuts fein rpirb) uno ipelhe orei qSc6en oaus
ern fclI-
9o tplrb bisrmit Nabriebt sesebrn an ben
Coroner, bic Sriebeusrihter unD gonitabel
eer sebahtsn gauntp Berfs: bab Ite fb III
erlaater 3eit, Tim 10 ubr Sormittass, init
ibrea Scrjei6ni1en, Nssiitraturem ltnters
Iuhunaen uno gramnationen uno allen an:
bern grinnerunsen ein;ufnoen babeu,un Iols
DE Oinse i'll tbuu, ole ibren Ismtern iu tbun.
cbliaen. - Oessleiden Oiejenisen, pelebe
perbunben 0nb sesen bic Gefansenen bic i'm
@efansniGe Der @auntp Seres ItnO, Ober oaiI
Isin m6ssn, seri6tLl6 jn Uerfabren, 70 tpic es
rstt lein mag.
ISSie 3eussn ugc Snrcrs, tpelebe auf cts
Caste Court DorsslaSsn ilno, tprrDen rriubt,
Dhnttlitbfeit 81 beobabten: int SaQ ibree
1lusb(eitcns tpsroen Ne in 8emd6brit bes
8deses oasu ssswunssn. 9ieis Nnssiss miro
auf b1cnoern 8efebl Der Court betannt se'
ma6t, baber aIc Diejeniaen, rpeldcn es ans
sebt, teb parna6 su ri6ten baben.
"6ott erbalte Ole Republif!"
Jobn pottei9er S6sriff.
9hTifs Nmt, Neaoins,}
Wdrs IL. 1851. Am.
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QiSi6tiQe8efa

Gar 9iejenissn wslbs, ,@eblauh's llniSsrials
gGen1 ihon 9ebrauht babtn, pisnt sur0taebs
riebt, ba6 bon jsBt an oieie tpireiams II. ,pcbl'
tpdt:ss Wcpisin jerer5eit 3u baben 1T, in&es
acins, in per 9ruderei .pieIer 3eituna; III
Susaun in Der Srufcrei oss ,,Gsiit ,. 3eit;"
in Obsr Bsrn bel O1eldbior 6ert, bei5, ,8rns
no ,mb OanisISsnBm inSernpils
le; in 6ambur9 in psr ,,Shnellpof" Orufes
rel; in3ulpebo6en, unpsit 86brersburs, bel
Gobn 8etbteI in q8omslsoorf bsi .. Soft,
Bierbrausr; in IDoamstaun, al 5einricb
Staufsr's Stobr.-gs 1T isOrm wctlmel'
ncno seratbsn, nit biefer mebi;iH einsnBsr'
Intb ~ MAIDEN. Bsfonbcrs pirtlam 1T lte
bsi Dmttsr,psb, &epfhmsr;sn, 5er3flcpfen
W1anael all eBlulf, poer ipenn ber Ma9en
pas gGen nitbt pertrasen mill, c6en 70 rpirt'
fam bri Seitsnitetbsn unb Nideni6mer5en,
nnb aud beillnorbnunaen in per mcnatlietsn
Neniauna. Sir ben bIaucn 6uiten bet Sins
Der if lle febr gu empfeblsn ba lte bsnfelbsn
tinnen tur5er Seit furirt.
Sr;orid, Sd!aua1.
@Dis obiee Weoi3iu nirb bon pic! tsns
ten Die fts aebrau6t baben, smpfoblen. ale In
fihsrsa Waittel sssen bic 81 ubr uno 6 hso'
Terra Wor BUS.
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SQberffrDb's 2ebenstinftur

Die {sbeaetinttnr furirt auf eine sefctwins
be Irt nno penn AUDI allie W1eoi3in berinht
uns nittt metr belfsn mill, ple ). 3. tsi !, 2,
8 unb 4tasiaem taltsn, pie aucb bel bBissn
Sisbsrn, selttpoasnsn Beinen, 9traflopfsn,
ltebeIfeiten, grbrshsn, Onretfall, alten 5u'
tsn, Sebnupfen, milserantbeiten, ,>sitfdmer'
sen Nbeumatismus, Nubr, innerliete Spells,
DispcpfL Ropfpeb; ferner bic Wlelantolis,
Solif, WuttsrtsIhDeruns nno Gslblutbt; !;
fte flbrt ale ltnreinisfeit aus oem Masen
nnb ben 8eodrmsn, bef6rcert bic Vsrbaunns,
maebt bcrtreffitsn lppetit gum e0sn, uno
reinist auf Iebr Ieihte 3Dsils III Surssm ras
allerbertcftste Geblit. 8ei &inoern bers
treibt fte alle Irtcn BON qIrmern.
3u babcn bel 2lnton 6abertrcb, in 8eas
bling, Sobn 8ols, in Obsr sulpehcten, IT,
brabam Sieber, in Gustaun, Sobn Saunan,
llt@clhenbcppm, 8ecrss Scberman, 86b.
rersbnrs, Sobn 6oaf, SernOilIG Saecb
gtarsana, 31inbior, Hbrab SesGlp, Nid:
mono, Sru6crei bsr @tnelIpcit, 6ambnra,
Secrse SlaB, SaflOn saunItbir, ,sitancn Go.
uno in bielsr 9ruferei.
SUM, l8. 1850. tp
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Sr0mcrctb's Ntllett.

2lGe Sranfbsten psIhe belts 0uo cpsr
arcBe Stmer3en erjeuaen, erforoern iosIeih
ftarfe Hbflbruuseu itno ,ln bies 5u bewirten
mhGen naheinauper srcBe Scieu seatbsn tpsr.
ben. Sansc al nit feds piIIsn, uno wsnn
ber @bmers nidt baIb nahla6t, glib mcbr {;
fabre fort (le in flsinen 3piIdenrdumen 3u
seben, bis bic Srampfe ODER S6mersen sini'
ssrma6en sebotM fnb. qBenn erbrshen
srfolst, nahbsm bic piQsn aessben norbsn,
70 1T es Elm autss 3ei6en. 9outs es lebwis:
rig Iein, Die Dillen bernntsr3ulhlufsn, rsbe
Ite au pulosr unO glib ite pann nit stwas 3uft
tsr uno QBader ober Sranop unb waGer, cs
oer irstnb sinem mittcI, mas ber Sranfe aern
nimmt. Sieter, namentli6 selbe uno bilics
f. SallsnSe &rantbeit uno ale Srampfe,
lollten auf biels nrt bebanpelt merben; IS
tpirbs bann niht n6tbia iein, 3ur Nber Al la(:
Zen, lcnosrn bic llriathe Der Srantbeit, bic
anssbauftsn linrsinistsitsn ,piirbsn allen abs
sefibrt uno es Dem SIute iiberla(Ten, ben &6rs
perwieoer berSnfellen.
ETbie shten 8ranpretb's pillen prbcn
Uertauft oureb folaenbe naenten:
Stid3ter uno t1I'Eniabt, Neabins.
Ulbert Hain, Sernbi!Is
Z. Sapredt RuBtaun.
7ebn Moore, Stau6sburs.
9. uno @. Sdellenberser, 9amturs.
.. Rarmany, >ibanon.
oeesmber, 81. 1850. IS.
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6uter tabri3trt - 32S1 Oaro 6alblels
aen; 80 0arrs rpersen mo fahIen Sud.
t1eue Rleieer, ssbraucbt i'm 5auIs tpdb'
rsno Dem Sabre: - l57 paar @ncfsln uno
Shube, SO Daar 6olen, 20 Bdmie, 361Be:
itrn. l25 Weiberr6fe, "a ilnterrbfe, 81
wstsbsmosn, 90 Sirsen, 4S Ghte unbSap:
pen. 81 fpalmlaub 5hte, 96 Wiannebsmoen,
25 paar bir(hlsorne 5anbi6ube, 6s Sra.
Uatten, 81 spaar neue Strimpfe, 122 paar
ansstrifte Stritmpfs, ID lln36as fit Wabn=
ttnnlse, 81 6auben rno SO Sonnets.
prooufte Der 9auerci:- 1914 8uIttel
2Beijm, S443 Buf6el Stcsaen, 1929 Bulct.
5afer, 1880 8uitbsl 1BsIl6forn. II Buicb.
Slahsiaamen, y 8uIebd 9imctbplaamen,
4 Sniebel Sleelaameu, 10 8uIttsl ipeiBeScb:
nen So Suibel 3rplbeln, 1855 Bultbel Gar'
tcfeln, ioeldbe nadbbsr fat alle pure6 sSaulni6
3srtt6rt ipuroen, 1OS BuIheI nei6t 8lbsn,
so Snfdel rptbe NIbsm, IA 8uGebd &ettise
4408 Srauttbpfs, 1l8 sabunsen 5eu. 90 "a.
btingtm Cnidt.
6emaffet auf Ger Sauerei - 50 Dt,
fen, fpslde .487 pfuno SleIcb lisferten; 90
@hnsine, spelcbe l6a?57 pfunc Seftt lies
fsrten; 19 &alter, pelebe 1850 sDfo. GleiIdb
lisfertm Oas Senibt ber Nmbsbdute mar
3215 Ofunb 3u al Cents, unp bae 8epidst
Der &aIbflls $50 pfc. su 9 @nts, mas l0J
S73 madt, bon rpeltbem Sl47 274 tpertb se'
asn Oel, teber &C. DGtauftbt ,pmosn. 1900
pfp. linlebltt NIB S6s fpfD. ShmaIj pur'
ben 9srtauItbt sesen 9rcfnc waarsn, Spe'
ssrssn &C.. .pibrsno cem SABRE.
lilies Dbiae niro ltttunaspoa bor9elrst.
Saeob q. gblins,
Dstsr Rsrftbner, 0ireftoren.
GDiGiam &Nabb,
mir, bic untsr5ei6aetn Qnoltoren, babeu
cbiss Netbmnna forsfiltis onr6lehsn nnb ttn'
ben oiefelbe riGtis wie tts carseteI!t 1T.
Gebr. Is. 1851.
paul @eiesr, 8ausr,1
Jcbn 9. &unnise, auSitOrsn.
Carl 2. &ummsns,
marlis. SIN.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-03-25
Setter Dber Tle6te furirt.
MeoOinQ, ben 2l. SSan. lS5

Neaoin9, ben 2l. San. 1851.
SO niro bsrmit bsfu9t oas itb fbCn mebs
rsre Sabre init enem b6Sarti9sn Setter bebafs
tst mar, po9s9sn idb tsi pislen 9cftorsn um
6uIfs natbludts, mas mir UsI Gslb fOifsts, as
Der fsms Ssntruns srIan9sn fCnnts; bio mir
ron Or. Sersner, wobnbaft bei 6rn. G. S..
@aelmann, @ds Der 9ten uno 9ennifrase, 9es
fn9t wurbs, ba6 sr ftcn msbrsre Setter furirt
babe. Sb panete MIDI baber an Or. Ser9s
ner, um S3iIIie, melbsr mid AUDI 9Ii6Ii6 bon
mensm Qsiosn bsfrsits, unb fibIe mid baber
psrpfibtst, neil id Ypss, oas nod 70 9eIs NIT
bsmslbsn qsibsn bsbaftst iIno, spie ib mar,
oiss Sur 6fsntItsn Rsuntnis 81 brin9sn.
Jebn per9er.
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