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E. /' I NEW. Did% ' STORE IN BVER i
intereste!d, Itl . Jilowin Ad- .. •t , . r
• • i .TN 11. MINIS, has just opened matt ! the store l '•
liiiiltraltion ! and 1 Guardian . accounts,to • Ly
roam formerly occupied by R. Icpreeryi,
. hdve been passed and filet in ffie Reg's hit Tliird 'strect,i - three doors above larcla'e
~, c ific or
,Beaver egrityllPai; will take ' tote, an extensive assortment 'of Paints
c .tGat the sarneJw' 1. be pre flied to the ;'.; ' ' - . . . i V . I ' TERMS,
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vice .
~40 . , 1 _
- irfnifr c'ctit, tobe e. atlittaver, in and :
.., '- L • ~... •-;, ! I i per : annul IN A
ter the eeent of Ileave , on•VgDNESIDAY the . I . . Pillit'slClAl%S i 1 ~‘, .
Oth deY ar I'v arch, IE6. , fer i eonfirma Lion and
thlt having been! tngagt'd in !the!p-escriptioa!'
ailowande'il /II ! - ' inliittesi ! ' for semelime post Leis en:tided-to of r 1 until all ts_reara
The 'finti a count of• rt,, 11 ,, t Standish EL,
fey. the. most complete otor cariedist"Ock of tuir 1 option of t 0 Ed/
'ilotcr Of ibe estate of -.'cfer Sllields, dee'd. , didinal'preperatienti ever brought int i O, the coun- ' !
The ii.ecetin , of Davit,Tatteni Administrator Ad vertis l emeni
ty., which he will!sell at the lowest dash priced, ! , • 1
?the wrote cf Jobri,Jl B dan. d 4'd . . • . that the same clots of goOdj ; can
The tjecour t of Relit rt.ee ;ra
~ Administtor - looliought fo r ! cts• per square,iri Pittsburgh or elsewhere. Notbin ' but per - , tion-each subs!
G f the est Ate 3f Sawrii-
7 Step te!nson, dee'd. •featly pure and fresh Drogs will be kept in the' liberal dis v
The p-trtiailaccounts (Real . nd Personal . ) ef,' ~,,t abitainnana. ~.,_
sly an arrang . s.ment i lwith Cart- I
ja,o Thorniley and - Jotoes D Scan, Adatinis- weight suit Toubg. any destres,lS ! rgie!alj tic- ' pail . '''f,etl
tcrs tf 11zcleat:rite of Thos. 'Shcritiley; deed. •
ge. • itruttnEnts can b . .furn:shled at their OWD pripel. shill have
1 TV a eou;..t ( of Ingraham B
.id, Ailmirrist
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The attention ,iif the :. ' • I ; I -
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' Oiel•e - lee of Ma y Mettilleugh, deed. I
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LiDtP`i .' I! 1 ' ." I°-
tett a r . . ,
'r
The tic nut of Win- A. Be.tkr. Sr
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call
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• - of WM 1. Potter, Jr., t . is ce. k . to rho fine nsscfrtment of fancy tot 1-
i the eState .-. • . 1 • , *•• elf , * Pletf * .m r• I Fine'4 s B 11 . 9 a Toilet
; id Pe .onal) of lingo .e, C e 3,. -caps,, rs e ,
The occt.unts (Beal 1 ri ,
r Articles,. &c., i.‘ - `e. While' to the I
An lerii , u , Adminis ritc,r g the estate. o _
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Mar ' t,...wa,r.en" di r e'd. I 3 •
, g6reti. - , • • I - - ,- 'GENF:R.II.'I'IIBI,IC 1 '
TL e r,,uarttian account of , Altlaudet ratter
there is offered a ; geed variety of Paints,' () t e, :
diltairdhin of . Mro' f .y Jane lAtercer, minor
Dyestuffs, Carbiti Oil Lamps, Patent Me I-1
.•• ‘ 4 re 1 obert Mercer, den'tl, , '
s •lg.i.. r 9 . f } cit=es , choice Tohnceo anti Cl gars, l&a., &c. 1 1 I.
h a 000 0 tie -,
- 11;• ( c - SouOt of B. Cunning. ai ,
:)..4..F.verythirig will he kept usually fount) t
/ eitt;iver Cuitrungbistr, deed, - Wile, . .. . ..
I,xelitk' . ..l 5-1 ' •*” ~ i r•• ._, 1 ,
In. well appointed Drug 'Stores-,and Till be surd •
.., 7 „ . , Gt h,.l;
~y ~f Louisa,! li ”ass,.annor daug i r
~ ii L . ~,; 1 ;,,,,, decrd./ . -- nS cheaply• is they can be bad any in '
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' 4 (.1 • 1 4 ..f Welter 1 ?nue , A unnistrn. •
Western Pennsylvania. : , 1 ISept. - 19;'60.
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-rat!the etitate' of l.itees reit ell. decd, ' i---- . . , , ,
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. - 4.•. 5 ,,... 1 i v % of .Itt S. Herren survivina 1 1 11 - 1 1 1 • -'W ' I ' • • , I
i M_ 0 !-, 411 e '' 1 I it e lit !
!' T7 '' !w' ( B ll (. ;e estate .4fJ.no! S 'kilt liell, dec't. - / •- .. " . 111111
• Ta`" r ' ' • 'w Duff' A timinlt•tratur '.. •
• ii, ,,, cco ulit of . Agnew I . II- IllAproperty et the continence -of the :, L
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i rti,b st'ste
, 1 c:f Mai-rick • Spears, deceased . . . 3 'Ocaver rind Obit? rivers,' welß known las
1 1 • 11 0,', L l cc nut ci Hotter ! . and lames 'l'. "S'IONE'S PON 1." iedoneredl fOr sale' liir 1
• I . it i e viuvirs. of tie est to of Joshua reni. , 'The inipioremerits cOnsietlof a large, '
1 rt,r. 1 1. -- ' . . -,.. . ,
. Newel.. .}sail 1 1 . . Two mory. Dr Dwelling Ifouseli with a t•ro ;
' i.., Ir,,,„pl ec clint ( personal )', f.T.,C. Wilson sicrs kitchen,: all the necensni7 Ont-biaiblingin '
I 'l . r' r . e ~f?ebastia fim all dec'd. ' • ,' I
i Ala: ! 4f tit e;tat
, t • , et ;large Frame Barn, rtti ' Orchard !containing I
I II• ,`, 1 1 A' R :t i .-00 It 1.. R..gistar . . 1 ,t 3 well graftNl fruit trees, all I, 1
. bearing.
1- 1; !i• h(I - P4t3l 1 I :
11I1Ver, IV "'-, ' l
. i Alto, Three Tenant blouses, - A large Wait , I
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I! 11 1 ! ' 'I- '
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- ' lOillhall'S OHO ;Sale.
• lam( suitable -far Gardening, This valuable !
.ruperty i - inboui 25 miles from ritl i s . burg '!nild
1 -• i . / • . , - ; • -''' •
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*.4 1 0 , 1- 6rf, - . of the 2rphan s Court • adjoin:og a depot cu ther:e. & r. silroado-A-, 1
• . I_V tin ;1 ' •
• 1,) ' 'es' r-ractnrs wilt e exposed to This llou.e 'nisi been, of late 7 :n!celipied as la '
• ; if ib e,• , • , t I - ..; ..; •-' ,I , . •r.
Yale i viral. ie ver•llie
tr-nut-cry, on the prom- Summer '3n...r.ling flouse,• for wine) it is w el l
r tt,i, t .., , ., 7 t , ,t , '2.-nd dart of 'Xltirch, . 1 -' clacialtdr.l beintt situated'in the Midst of bean- i
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1, :,.„,1 f t, „:. ' ~., :,,,, l' )1,.. tli. fol.cwing 'rea: ti.,olscenery, a.... 1 in an:exere.lirtgly healt hp '
.•t . t I y , ... --... 4,r- .. W &lot,. decensi.l. Ise ItiOn For I'..rtl,,Gr pin - field:Ltd!, apply tol I
sites! ,Ilir t z ..h.i Le vg in Vie ..•ors,tigii,o, , , , ! . ; ! C. STONE, I, E
F,l . At tar 8.. i ., :r C;7 , 11 , -, Pellll . ii, to Wit :• ISC Jan IT.I 1'; - I : oa thin
.reinises./ .
Ai ; ~f..- - •r! , (,.; ;.f - Zr.'llnd borinda.l north by • -4 . --- - •I- - - • 'I- -I ;
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--.-.... e, t!. e! , : ef bp bill,l cast by Main ;- 1 ' I f..a'. , i 1
' • '''. Tkilti i , :
... te•-•1, hv j. ..',.. J._ . T orni ey, orn.l ' I ' !
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west ---
t vi c -,. : .-.,f. rtznn.re; t -ho top of hill.)_..t „,,
juNt Reefired:OuPt i)r it's Lark
'..f,..-•,,!vJi0r,:,...: Done n. f !needy Benjamin LIPS '
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; J . " t. --, '-' . .; c't 't'!titc,.7 - •., nripS. :no- eor less, on •I •
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s ect sti r] Besc Stl9.4d ; .
c roi. , -- , ~.,
~..,,,, ctlr•e I r'' , P ''''' 7 ,_.." . ~VTOCK OF: PALL GOOD S
'..4 i ,C2.t. er• trrostoty friiitie soon, (formpr- - , ,_ , i
), :,:; ;,, , re large.
i l.tiek b ilding used for iri vER BP,OI - 011T INTO TIII6I COUNTY..
4.-.; 1-• .4!,.irr Itind tithe , Imil.lin s. ' :Ind. Ain L 4 from flte•vcre finest Brend 'cloths stet Sit•
Wt.x- 'l t ~ u s•e An the It •ever Falls Wa- ins dawn , to tite.c.;arserloisl;'tie • 1 'whiell Ile!IT
114' , ''..* ' - • " ' • 1 br ,
cl :Lc -. ii: s-•:•.;r3; s :lace ; blooded n the north by• det,•riitine4. to Isell Cil EATIEPI THAN T 118
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I! 7i- M.l .1 , ,1 ...-1 Om er...t. by. tit,. Beaver river. CIIE Al' EST I ( ! . ! • j t
Ic it. i'..f.r.'411 v lit of ti,ltills,leConnell's and - , , ' „Also, a f,A BGI3 iSELEC...TI(N n?
! '.r • "I
. . 1 - 103 '
m / iii treat, being• I /
11...h.rmi r tit1_. roc • wcst by ..• • 3 431 ... rII 111.1 c. * :•,. ivs'atl l ii.
cllleactli. more of lena, and on which is le G 4 I, S it di , " :cm s at aa ”.
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ete.7t"l tile Burge Friime brit ding. formerly ll'erSeliti wishing to purchite wit do wellit•
..l s :1 col3on ktietniry, (sub'ect to a reser- , call an d. exa nar i e . his !stec'k ,be ors biqtrg
v.,1: b Hr.milid ‘Nratt 7 r ('ompnny to batten sluice elsewhere . t ,
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ire 1i..1.-u4L ani.l••l , t,) togztifer 'with ten eseb-itemeinlier the place, Third Sheet, sf i g•
il.;;te , " c the Wcter i. ower of !said COMPauY•''.'ef' the ••1.11.G H.ra."..,,,,,if l ._ '• Il
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.' C 0e -tenth of the Ws er pown of tho . ! It r .ettier. Anglo , / 2.Cf, lk"'! 3 t!' ' .I ' 11l
,•,....1 in 'lit west it: , le at Ins lower Falls
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Bl'i ' being fe
!'. I ! ! .! ' ' k '° 2 "t'atirn - ' IITrING - Tsp 84. S RINGI .STA, . -
e.......,, A _.50,-tfre -1---,lrt te. le 0
.. .... 4 . t o , . 111 , , ,i ; test b 1
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.1334 ur.•liir land role (is% tied liy times !. I , I 11110"Lir 1' ' • lj 1 I
i * ,a it'AIN • t i ,
ei.gbeling the sa e sold '0 , Lim by Benj.. 7 , ,
' .1 - corpen, 1
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..7i.inetql hounded !on ti north ty.bmt.f late Nic- .. ! N N • • • •• silt e Ti.
i, tny'.i heir's, (nips- times' I uncan; - ) east by
.ri - I'l li subscribers lor„ , „. lcays. to inft.rirr I the In i h r
,•I of ! C. d,. Wolcott, beingit to premises first .. ..i.abllc that they Itit've lipen t ed a New ,1,3 - e- . „t au t
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t ll 'gl - ' s' I'
..• ve di s scr t bed ell t e south .3. 1.. u 3. 1'..... ii c ali , Sc9ttrltg 1.-Ithl4thltittenti to Newri ! i
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,1„ yid t the wi .5 by old road contilvig ;ten - All kinds of tiOu.is, leithetl of Cottbn, I ing "!'"
a tres. lore or l• es :lei g the •saniecoal Sill: '.r Wool, such as Slitrwli.,., .14arhles,-Clataks,
.: first !Ile
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cierveu by c.van &: Jr.,;.) p ug h, h i their bit cos , Trimm ings arkil otililinOr3l goods, &:c , 1 licit", he
ro ue It. said )ter, Janus. I ' dyed , and re-nnisheil ;iti the
-beat matiner. 1 l e r i 4i,
sii-one third of the purchase m oney Onntlerneri's clothing dyediand scoured solos , in
ii J' dn . 'cnnfirniation ci: the Sale 17 the .to Milk almost equal td new. :They will Lalacel f 4 '
the balance ie, Imo equal anthill instal- D ye and , re-fi isti pieeetigoods.;foit Merchnnts, 1
from! that date, with interest thereon which, - may have faded: or be !of! undesirable!
4 -nne time. 1 , I•. • •. colors. All work promptlyfilone and iraeran-
IttirtliFe. inform. tien i qiiire of Joseph led.' ( Bice' frit. receiving goods,' Brriatlity, :
.i.il!; - , ~.1 -- *Atlivinistra4 r. N. Brighton, ( „.., ) „,ite,the Piesbyteritin Chureh I ! t
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-1.! ' Is. By ei!ltir o ; Court. • . ; . 'SIB KE ft GREIB,'.
-- -'.1.1. A. 41,Nicl_.: EkRY, CI k. 1 p S.-C. Sebke deiiresl to told that he has
i
been, i• fur ti ) e last 14 Tears Dyer for Hisirs.
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VIL. 111 d'OU'N' 'l' ..i. 4 : • 11. P.. w. ti[ `i•le. ! , Shitwl an!ufactirrers,l to
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4 'clop e the
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I ,6dt• to of Hen
1, i - i'sh p of Econ
i N% i .tnauary
h po tit Matti,
to tilie the to
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lice. 4 hereby gj
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puesff the ab,
lot th Prnthonl
/'r ott Saturiiii3
tili'3 A f f - ti A. m.
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and 6
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1. and
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e pet
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t illiel •layer (.. I.
IN') e appoint:
to -S inuel ;Mai
lntilbution oil
i i i ke, anion
iticrelf to the ll
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ollt.,Ce. —The A;
le4,iareetech NI
'ini,eni at the . of
aiiss;Court in r
194361, at .1
b.] 13,1.1861.
am 5
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the b
• the ?
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G.
:hditor
Tr the
Tice o
o rp ,
• klur,
Leaver
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01!leti given I
r'roaF, f r Charter:
' 4 le 40 t a Court of
,' I' l ,l 'i, d that th
1
4 1 ( utyat its ner
uttd v•fef .4/Archl
• , .14 - i l to' he contra
•nl i spi licationfo•
11 , 1 McGuire's
:'''' !',llotl of fleavi
t iM , il icotion foi
i T r:t §), `curer C
bnt th
of Inc
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Comiti
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t Term
r irst,
a Ch
Chipe
r Con
Chol
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111 BaiPn
4 dii.he
by or ,
Tiilyl
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by Al
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241
MEE
hruper 14
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for the connty
thereof.
ntis fillp.l to the
and vrtlnation of
? - tric l / 4 . , in, !ate of
county. tlee'd.
.1, on 'notion the
an . Au - •
an 1 relitrt the
Fe 4 m die Record.
Cl'k.
I will discharge.
,ointment at .the
•
the borough of
1 2, I Red, between
I'. M., when and
y attend if they
'I:1;Y,- Auditor.
Y SS
1 far the couutr
Judges of fluid
u i nt of iViNam K.
liy. the Orphan's
r•nl estate, of Dr.
r the appointment
he balance duo
18.1 d -trustee.
ISGI, the, Ccurt
i utr, Ditinna }his
It . an Auditor, and
an Auditor to
nci'in the hands
GEM
lIIM
rom the Record.)
OpitEA Cl'k.
-
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timed will meet the- .
•
islarpose cf np
the Clerk' of the I
:ounty, Saturday,
, P. M.
,AGI . OV, -.AuditimA
MI
ollowing .
ngplicn
poration Lave been
Pleas of Beaver
sioll be emnt.P.l by
egnarnewing 21%1
.less eaws then i,e
er for a Church to
Methodist Episco-
er. for a Churcti to
thodist Episcopal
!!. or Court.
IF,. QUAY. Pro
NAILS, rAfiXil next. All 'book He,
tale and 4 will `l)e . ' left With
ch ea „4 o collecti9n, Nritbdut i•e54)4
S IiARCEY ' '
Bridgewater,
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v
whomn he bag nerinissicin.to 'refer. nory 2,31'0
t --- i-4 --- - t-',..
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1
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TV'OTICE . is - bereby .r.:iren fliat I or. Johrit A.
.1. , 'Nledill, 'if the I,,iroig i or I;',oaver.'Oti 1 1P€
13't ti day of Noventhei. A . 1).i_14). math:, ft
V,Olti111:ITY i'ss'ignnitaiti to .he utider,igip.iij of
'a,ll his goods and ciiatt'eli,liin , ls ttpJ tenenVente
tht the benefit.; of his tc'reditors:.l All pciions
, ,
linoiving theuaselves to he indebted to; iiaid
john A. MeGi` , ll, tire herebi reiluested to tihtl:e
immediate payment to the unLqrsigtied,!laild
those flaring elaims asSins , 'him are requeSteit
ii., present thept propet:iy•aittlienticnted fek:set
denient. t ':. I %I , MI. A.il:A1111);!
Denser, Jan: 4tb, %ill I Assigueo.
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• '' - AT'
' • ! . . 17
-2 it ' ,
prof id o gli a rt's
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. , If 0015 ;. ct... 31cS.If.' SPORE, ;,`
( Opposite the' r
i t 'T:T3IES . O FFICE')
N..tW .. BRiGHTON,.
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ARE KEPT CONSTANTLY! 0.. N 1. ND
1,,.. , - , i . t I
Gi7,OIIGE - 1 1 ,0GT'N-!SiMEDIOR PIANOS,
I AI; .z.O, - I i t
f i' ' . .
- 1 - t ;
Second-Hand ; Pianos . ' .
~-
SILTSICAL ; INSTROIENT i
-OF 'ALL
!
. , DESCRIPTIONS,
- • ,
Pocks and Staionory, 1 ,%
..NrOcspaperslgnd ..'cr4lic:aill, Dra*ing
Ilaferifil,- cf-c. ', ~ I 0/4 2tl; i'6o.
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ME
I. ; ;XF4.;UTUR'S ! NUTII3E. I
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1., ETTERSr testamentary °nil the esti e of
i'4l..J ane Ktonk, late'•of Indtpendenc,4 . tp.,
heaver co, ciec'd., haiing been •igranted ti) the
undersigned, all persohs inllehted to said 'elu.ate
are, requested to make immediate payineut; and
st es
those havingiclaims again said tate will
, ,
present them to. the subscriber, proper en
thenticated for settlenie n t. . 1 •I i i - .
. , t A. N. ,TtiOlPizqN, Ex'r.; . .
Jan. 4, .01. t ; I • 1 Indeper.dence tp
•
i : • :. I- . I r -
I ADMIXISTR,kI'O
11•e'tters Administra
"4 Dr. R. Ctinninginitn;l:
Tp.. Beaver County, idec•
granted to the suhiarib
township, nit personSil
hre notified to make:. pm.
thOse having cinimit tignin
gent them Properly atithen
ifftiiout delay.
lillGii B
NM
• 1
LL i
perAqns nde4tzd
0. Cuntling,ham:,
ot r . 0. & S. !Cunt] inghatn.
their acctffints onlor! tit
L Jan 14. 1
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1
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1
0
signed tv
and Chdt,
tive S a ,
MESE
.error; (I I
missiociPt
Knox, 11,
pasell
the
ease. nosy
and to ,Laty— T
taken by 'the U,
of IndiTttudene
mantown and i
bewa no 7urthr
very."l
;THE as
--'An 'o I.lok
Survey' oyes 11
as taken ; From
rue Coned .Surd
Fir l'ouitel
u.tiles from. Ch
•
( In
wiles fro Fo
a ruiielt the
eighth' u ilea; t
five sighh, !hi'
last tramd fo
And For i . Jo
( miles- rob ti.i
-- / T O K 4
Aulilt cii,lo
garriat at Fo
dotlari r ;•rfli
iu the ~: Alcor
thought slim
created
rti the
the stilt
ceccyJ
'f Uit b
intencie.
teti tu t
aLowi t
the Psi
8,000 v
zetaidu
• pa.st.tt kt.
~totthe
ti I iut;
iLIWC I .I
I
I
gia-1
• Lotiehal l
lases! till
tug ItNj
spewed I
the (Jul
stripbt...l
4— E l
"The
has , a ilo
them
/ prof iu l
161 - 1
tnad
eruturti
muoiti
But w'
to sell
lotjeCt
that y
.9.10,11
work
MEM
coin t,
Can't
did tw
puti:ll3
Wb • 'lido'
of ebdoeiui ttio r
take the jcoltou!
Inner a quitm asl
•otle`c,
NOTICE.
lion .nru the est4te of
its of .Inrth Sealetly
d., hav,ing been: p duly
reeidin7 ini sail
debteito .8et 4 .1.;t , state
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like this which .;,,
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his' eountri. = Ilt 3 .'unforttmt
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arriyed hhnself t ..
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.b !'nh a r .4plit.biatif
&Flare, everth ,in advitl ,
whaiever he migt ihe firOk avoid: no.
respoustb nty of ii - siii;; i l2l.o4ool4 ape k'
openly-an frank! ,-Oeitings:n4of4r,o avoid
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`censure or to WA :emstinnitliti i 3. ;in
wh'alever ;he 'sal lie wound Itij ' unled,' be
11 oped,b$:ft atrillifiitita t°'#ut. F itod oi -,
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i ly ustor . enon sentiments ne-wi stlnetioti '
r, t;cl by W I own j iligment ana sl)proved b y
bit own neart;_a id , so far se.,lii'ell‘Wed k to
I fact!, would adv Wee oothing,it, what was.
, etreugtbenOd Ily rntb.' If a, jury of twelve
honest Mop, ow 3, W, well 041 truly t y
rj the issues, joined netwe i en thei-two•sootio D 5
i i - P. iiirl', which , jbolTiked ,lit, o politi9al
party, be l ying no motives tit; 4erve but
I tile interests of i the .c Altai' ' If 'ssohj a
ytt r
jury , ,
'1 he pind'ag lillUi9
I was /,found oLtry „. ,
1 Ile would submit t a iir olei4oi to them
without one word; -nil Orgutnerif, and ' e
would I+ve, he i l felt eonviti dil a !Pro i
4 ,
gild unan l imous —',iet 'on all belqueatio s.
, But; unfOrtunr they wp 4 4, I not goi a
I disinterelit l ed that bonne. end, m ore
unfortuni
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Y i 1181 " i. , J?r torril with; j'cidouiies.
' The tatihers ef i ic roptealie knew that' Men
i Were wicked a dl corrupt, and thEWlera l gthe
h i l b 'T 'to oheArvii'andlu --
.CU S1)11 r f.ety W sWt Et ! , , , I , p
1 hold the 1 princ plea of the . kjo try slstlttrtion.
d Eien the lad rof his Couu . was loom
• ' palled d i stvea lin supjort 'the Consfibition
i.,
d : which t, e help to raise, 11114 ihC re :00
4 ri the authars'Of thii ion
i that h indu
'titana to nalie glrott the feirrit i bfofride,
, 'was that people vi'aii _elected roo t ' ; tit rule
e ' over their mi h have 'an , odprturay of
l' ' '
removing the ' 7d electing' bktfet, men in
their educes. 1 ' " 1 . I ,', I .
1, i And it was aid it3W that ifithoy did, not
t 1 deeile' the c titrv H inust go o.ruin,3 and
'., - .
public !libertywould be overthrown. I 111
proteste4 agar t such an , i4 -, a Ire de ,
w 'mended, delayl tor, the men, , vitimenl end
[
,1 1 ,(I I;cbildroiri of the ou try.. lu heir, name hi
i , Vdepaan'llo en ' journ ent of! thit quarrel
fa,' :irom i l aloes a mkdiened pttlitiianti. if
11l 'I theydid not ail'Ou u the n ' ttb
i
, J erre the
lilPeople, i on Thai • floor it conld ever , bi. sit
, It.led, end th,'' wonl ...be 1r ptitiaiblei Ifor
!ill I,Whateir evil igh , follow . [ ltriat 'right
r
f° - i l kid they to sume rat theyi a dna oonld
r," 1 e ttle the qt lion of pekoe ? I Noti,thet,
1
utt !alone, but ' th,.' que'et on involting tht 'el;
he 1 tenc of the' °vein ent.l They ha , not
,i e rig s litht to. slime it; and tint hadl here
,_!tt nod eit , in his place taatl if - the two
llea ' !loose 14 Co 31-ess il onld fail to come to
m l !ti i proFlr settl , -it:' f the piestion .before
ihe 1 he stionid see
der 1 liberty,and' c
vertnin I h ter le , of
last pop he ,
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- ,of. the Northern StSt mk.
Jg with= them be 'would CL, .!=nts
'Jan" who was in favor o , ',Mohan to
.'oCits wbat her said. The ,' a a l , nr,,,-
oit m
liberty_bill. There weit,olo eaneelor
O0111!RIO: VhertZtl4or,zia epposilipia to the
eze nacos. of the F ugiti v e Slav ri la l w.
Ph 4o
1 !)
t,jjwaspinether. - They iharglid that it
Was intended
. to exclude Afrieatt shayery.
fro i, the territories. That . smar t en:rather.
That the rsiipectivenseeticiae were: net „he
me enenus, --
and b l i tited ens enntheri and that:,
;
some of the
,Northitrit t ast es we re for he
gro 1 e,tjual I ty. , , l i,, • 1 , t, . I I
; Those charges constituted all; the ajlega
,tioirsin the bill of indict Merit which they'!
,
I liad led. -As, to the ;first, ; he 6onfeseed ,
•r • ,
;that personal liberty bills l
•,did 'exist, without
Its.xceis. ; But it was. die :to trtith ,te sayl
that Ida's° obnoxioul billiswool/ anon lei
m ei:aloft' all theSstribite ,books' of the fren.j
;States. • Thet was the only change ;that I
could be sustained.' The' balenSe lot the'
allegations they I mad* out'
.warn all with
referenq to itairtga - that isever happened, ,
and which never could have hapyi r ened had!
,
the eeceding States ,remained in t)e poion,' i t
and . had theft. representative, not stayed at I
borne.; -, I I 1
And now as to the , permonal' liberty bills t
—tit's only charge Ott which they .had to '
rely. • Its was arsured that thec; personal)
liberty hills: had •hee,n ;struck from i the!
thte books;of, all the Ilboidet fiee States '
lowa,:!lndiana, Illinois, 'Ohio, 1
?nil arid New Jerseyl; .Te ::be 1
ware
,etill:retained in jilrircuont,,l
la aSeured, al fugitive ) ; slave had ;
•for forty :y l ears, trid which i
a
i,ihle to slave 'a W?fl thtl
1 1
th Carolina to 'h i m at that (
in a dayl i s ride of I
had never known'
etsletiil from his
~
ehad I known' of
through.,the. dis-
ind , 'Tom Kort-!
into Illiaois,.!
.. ny the:: ijeeple and :
tr. !But had !the South
to Mirth ill t'peal their
Ils f 1 They Ih tl done no
they ' said i that the I
meat, the futivo Olive
the (Sat ? The, pies I,
it
1 lite mss itge, used
11 , ; • i .
;., ,
ow ' • d
.if , 1.• .
haeelitcd in
thdt lth(ra4isca." '
so: , Every: `rttempted,
master of I üblic no,
sedulcimdy made
ia were
,arreeted
'as and carried
•• i t •
a•; . *: ,ty
Ty` ritt, and 'tic,
w4• - the (pod
, Ind gipire f i up;
even all irue would
to for , disiolving tfie
hey haVe law and erderi
Jt:the Conatantion, and
of, bintlierhoo,t. ;with ltheir
/men ? •Ttley wotlld dO 1:10fh ,
kind: 'Tennessee Izita‘d lion
e Border State, - andthey would .
cirbiitar time buithen of
.111 :battle 'and.
:at of the' day to pro! ecl ! itre,Staies •
learn to. the Grilf, 'from, whence 0 e
"'
e ;in cseapiog would ha t to travel
six. hundred 'Miss - of
_slave territory' ,
,efortri he'could find a sanctuaryip the-free
,
~Stalest Precipitath
. Mi. will iy , on7. No
,;'
the would• prefer any, (other kind of "pre
! 4itate" , to that. Then ire `vrasi . no,
f ult to be' , fonnd with the f ug itive: slave
II W. ' A United States commissioner,' on- .
pointed to carry out' !that la , ', a reaident
1
of 'the present kingilotn of
,Solth 'Carolina, ,
has assured, him that the preset law 'Was
as l stringent ; ; . , • 1 - ;
e as human ingenntty - could!
;., Make it. And would, y , eu ;reenact - thee!
. ;
t loon for That cause ?, ' ,i.
IHe knew that•the NortherrOpeople• were
. 1 .
I opposed la the slave trade. They always;
i,ijtad boon, and always *Mild! he. •.- The 1
1 Northern men, -born and edneated in the I
tree States; , knew nothing i l ibitaver of 1
i slavery, 'except What' they' had ;heard of it .
I froM Harrison and others. Bd i f the strong- I
I eat pro , ; slavery. man, South :waslthe Yankee'
i Who wont, down there and married, a widow !
with's plantation•welystocked With negroeed
But they could no More hope to make the 1
Northern I people
,prtmilavery,! than, they !
could hope to brake a hungry politician
run away . , from - a'fat, office. 1 [Laughter].
These' piecipitatora say ,Sat ill* Northertr
, people, in some time Ito come, intend to
, abolish slavery the States. I, He did not
' belieie•dne word of it ; and standing there
in his ptace,.befole that •crowded audience,'
he avaweethat there was not la man the
House who desires to abolish slavery in
the States; or wini imagine:. they have the
night to attempt it. i [Cries from'ltepubli
ean benches,' "Not-mie ' n l ,4t one." If
there videleuh a'man, . he desired to see
him.' I I • I
oi - t: 1
'Such a man wanlil desert , the ,exeeral
,
ion of hie celleagues, and the execration.
'-every man who respected the,Constitn
and y/it that declaration to aboliil '
' was Made by than precipitators in
•;
the: most Bolen a' aesnrances
given by et political patty.r---
that nopolitical party that
in the country :had given,
solemn ‘ guarantees to *67'
'-‘ the States But this
-
the 'Politicians and
Ind the opposite I
l i t ito the public
the Republican
iio other pa!ty
=I
MB
tation
peep!'
bomm
soothe
.
mold
Mies. • .
Brit lie asserted - th ey did ant hate each
, i• 1 ,
other- more than fheyl bed se en:the;pla
Whig null [ Democratic ; patties kated cacti
other aftei'esch succeeding political contest-
But won't they love one another' more
after they were separated ? That was the
question. They were'„ going to 'separate ,
-
were • they ? 'And where would •be thie
bcintudariee! The river. Ohio, which; tt
`araiAaid
we dry_ one half of the year, se e d
froxr- over the other half, was the only
i barrter that, etota b .d. separate these hostile
wilows. If they 'lasted each other no7S
would they be found in fraternal eipbran c
*hen , they had .separ'ated into rival and
loathe cotifederacies T - They bate ,eachl oilier ! `
•'Not a bit, of it. . If their conatitu
entelcouldisee bow the free sailers of the
•Northl'and the radiele of -fhe South lived
j tCge r tlith, they would net luilieve a word i fff
it, , They hate l each -= other ? •
_No,only whe n
I the "ins - had to giVelway to the "outsl"
1 [Laughter ] -• ) . ".1 ".I
1 Y I , J 9 ) 4en the army or Office.bolders
were seen Ideating out, bag and baggigol
I and making way for their triumphant sue
! censors. 1.. , '0r Ids own parr, if any sacrifice
I +
hey could make would save the conutrylhe 1
1 , would bo glad to Make itßut,separatien,
1 if tbeyldit: ear vat f r-, would'breed . that hate 1
`which wo Id lead to Tends and contests 2011
I bloody an .protracted its was the-_ war be.:
Moen the heue,Sof York and Ltncaster., } 7-1
Separate,: 'reek up the' ; ; Government," - titi I
,
let the Ce tral' Stet ,, s be percipitated into!
i
this revoltiorragainsti the will of the piml I
pie,' and ten, years would:' not go by until ;
the two , actions 'would -be hairesscd iby,l r
[ rivalries leading to hostilities, and finally t
to the - en version of the weaker partyi-- - 1
If- ibis .w uld' not prove'so, why then !all
history and all its teachings Rae a false: ...!
hood: - '
I . vith regard to-the Ifear excited in he
Southern mind, with regard to a deter
' uainationejthe part 'of, the North to give
equality t o tile negro in every, respect,l be
, proceeded 'to show how unfounded the!
I charge was, and noticed that in'New Ilarli, 1
at the lest electioe f ; that 11 , 91;11!i, had leta
submitted team people, who refused by £l.l
111 ' 3i ority of -twenty to; one, to , extend uni-
verealsugrage to the negro, and continued:
"It was e argil againferthe North tint it - 'l
teas_ froni their' midst ihat the ,John Brown ,
raid cam ;,.but he .would ask his seceding
friends, t at in cam Of disunion, would.
gtirolinabe better able to I protect 1 .-herself
against ritid. then than , she bad tern in
the Teat. - Novi, when every inie was true
-
tethe Gonstitution, When every men was
- , • • r. 1
a jiidge and executioner of the 1144, 0 3 d 1 Mr. LiAKE (._ern., ya:) onkel whether -.
i ((very convenient tree I was a 'gsliewe 1 4 013 1 Mr:Etheridge was speaking' on. thil side
1 which tolhangevery nian who violated rhe a
' of the l'iorth or the side o f the Solicit :
c,nstitution in the manner-' Johnßrowiti v.
Mr.
~ ....TH, E tt. I , Dc;E-1 ant spetfqi on 'r
pg• o
and his fol lower!! had who should tea c llr 11 1 ,- , 1 side ap h i d , has , jeze representltires on
eVery ma i n that they Ihad acOde
1
punisl m ut of
• traitors as atringent as it . mi
f'Di . th° I the tbior-1 - wnt rpeakin:y .on the side ai l
; c o 1 • , 1 , 1 . cotlatry, [Applause :I klreaß . in the
uld be adc. 1 1 1 -
„, ,; South bold. men, excited , men, 9hiaalroust ~
It was a matter of history
L udas it was,' men , were drilling and diciidin,ing, the
tt-e men of PeonsylVania who isere
~.t he' l rnis l itery.. Men were eicited withililll ibe
in
t ,. fi i f i st to vindicate the outraged law.s, an t. tOpom- p,and eircUmstance of war.., i iien-litiit-
~ 2
! o sr support and succor to Virgioia•againet t ti eve d' that Lincoln and Vie stoto p t‘ ; want
the attack of John Brown ; and when the t going, to the South to• apply thill i toreh tai
tilllowors of that - man • bad*, , escaped from I towns, , and , hamlets and dwelli g 5,... end"
yirgioia it ought to be remembered that' theie thing's erase from 'Souther ' misapol! l
Ithey !we; arrested in' Peongylvania, b i ro t prehension of Northern men. - .flo nlialf
1;3 1 ckto Virginia by , their captors and hand; i this An stop the - tile. - of revo,utioni be cl
ed over . to the nuttiotitierq by whoin they i would,vote for the Crittenden proposition,. -,
were" tried, and being adjudged guilty• ! , l lie would vote far , he Kopositiole he . bad'
p l aid ! the:penalty of their i nvasion by thea ! submitted hiaiself ;he would vote forthei:
own (loath. , + • i repertiof the gentlemail from Oiti,e,; he
. 4. The 'iieop7e of , either section had been ' isMild l vote tor any . think that wins Of any , ~
F I ' 'lino
estranged and provoked by misrepresental. I va l ue , th a t had any principle, tba ,
tione and calumnies,'and th us perversions
and falsehoods had done their 'work. Ile i• H.
i .would relio- e Ate public mind tfrom-tb
1 p
iped
bes tit. Ffe, -
, 1 ,
would necept their ', charges , in the most ag. • hyped Co n gre's would e ent something to'.
grieved from; and yet he wou l d tell item stay t o tide of revolution-.but if netbinc,
that the wore;all.false.'' He said tho he icohld be done, - as he said before;lte would
Would ma k e any eacel i fiee to save the elm' Igo be.fore the peo . ple, r . and' (firme b , imillele
1 id I -
try. e t aould even accept Janies Buchan
.l ,d - •
1 4 'atil
1
an for another term, and allow/ the fo ld into the "deadly imminent breav o ,
public fimctionarjr !"I t o administer the e,)v- i w a ii st u . hi resist- the wave; ilf dieunin'a te the;
And it the worst came MI he MOTS, t
eminent for four, years more. LOped
this was giving -, suffteient evidence off his
fidelityto' the Constitution. wavready
to liind hie sanationeo anything that would
heal •
thoses•• difficulties. Various proposi•
tient 1! , 1 been offered, let them accept ttio
rest • o would go for the, report of the
Committee of ThirlyoThree rather tbin go
out of the Union; :h u t, failingin all , he
orould'go home, and 'would tlicire meet
with a torch in one I hand and,a
G
sword .v she othiir, and l eo I p him od ,
leo long irs the tars , - au stripes floated
aver hint and hie star Ili :would never
•
lyield to d ieunioo, •
j [Geiieral • applause /rob, deisely
. • I
crowded galleries.]
!
4 1 .Cons't
antrAwir to
StaW •it 'iv=
•elv i
~ but •:: tahl met
ostitutittti i now: iv,
for a moment - in tht
with Ilitve6 tiider the .
0. Tbey - de4ied that Alt.
rePpec,tye iceman were no
, and- th i at they hated 314
'at might be,: so, ~.but that
Tay as they boom° bettor
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47..
He asserted what I tv
tary, t at every solitary .
iutioniwas. I
ordained afte
and was ' ;voted for by
Smith; and cither passe
ed , and-apPruved of _the
very 'policy undilr r wh
be inaugurated was r the
ocrati party of the . ;So
,gaveto the country
strecei ed their approval '
1
' that - when the gaveiti
when the Declaration 4
proel intact, that .onr wl,
the ,is4iisippi river,' ,a
't
from that very day,ia
out , at the instracel
,af:er all ibis pile Flori 44 wiqt
sea thalo3alf the popul;tiotis he iepri:„
iouted~ goes out of thi Union, wik the
Oificat ionsi - with the public "lends _ ' with
,
untold millions ; - and,, ; worse thaw ill, car
rtes Keith her : the hi is .pras, °
unity of I hfia States. `.• 414 .
•
cedes .whien. could not at:' this -moment
protect herself from the alligatoti Witilinit l'
the aid • of - ..the Federal Government--; 1-
(laughtcr)—this 'very FlOriclaipuichkeed tt i
ih r
the instance et the South, with N 'Aar- 1
tooney and Northern blond . He th ii rm- 1,
ticaill the .atinicatirin of Texas , lee - -ot I
:the instance 'of the Solitivi and an aillnirt b.: .
to; the Governorjlouston of that gate,— ,
'ln 1850 the -Stara demanded --itl4, Mini i
slave law. They had got that.liThef 1 ,
'rstidemanded the. Missouri compromitm. 5
They got it . They then demandeghria: i'
peal. ' They got that. They had aids 1 1
1 ,
ed nothing which, they had not to 1 . Boit , I
bow they demanded that slavery ols 11141 be f
, protected lin every inch of the territory of
the United States. But that - queett4lt eill
decided sgainst, - them, in i• most •liintiato- 8
ksiblo . manner, at the balloobeitt aced Pi
even the Southern Stated ihemileix 9 have '`,
pronouriced against that- , demand; The r , '
Government had been in operaticoilpeart i i
oighty 3-ears, and np to this hour o
,Irgem,.. t
her. of • Congress bud even. so inueit tail in: 1 ,
trodueed ;a - hill to protect slaver y(-in We ß f q
iterritorieti • But they. proposed. to-,diiiitlito g '
'Ole Union, tiesaase a•osajority of -thO kip* • 1 , ..
pie had replied to their demand (IF pre-
rwition oft..elavesi- in the ' terriioiiiie; thilf .-
' all they should ever have •wail natonter• . i
1 , at ' -
locion. .. 'And that was all they' ever
would obtain. Oae disunionist: , said that 1
`l. he waited protection for alsivei,for the -,'
',' purpotias! of , expansion , - that ' s!sys i il, was
ihcretu,iug, and that . in • fifty yeas"
,thel
I•xotild have twenty millions of .4togroms,
ii wons
and conSequently they roust .have `to
I expand. - But l the trial:recut that they toned,- i
cl no expansion, and..if pay did 4 (!SP•thll ! v. '
could not... g e t , it,. llnt, uhe saidi , ,before,
congreu shonid adjourn the quarrel , to the
people :' and if lthey failed to ,de isti o ,litt liew, s l ,
than eighteen rename it will adjos i nvitsalf: i #
Ile.,,Toi , one, was pot afraid to list t !:
ileopie, and that appeal must`he tr. its .' ' .:t h e n
answer to Mr. Valtandingtain, be !aid that
so persistent had been theiiiisreprerptoten
anise inisapprehiMorts of l inenAton#Ont ~--'
theltbaion . with ,tegard toNarthrt mite , '
and thS prineiples of the Republican, pasty!,:
that the people of the South were-willing ,
to beliere a he and bs damned. Tif wean ,
matter of history that a few weelia ago, a
etatleman . .(Cul. lilemsnin'ger) pruclaisnd
from the steps of the eapital of 3filledge
rn -
c
ville to'ientleen, laWyers, doer r, shorti; .
boys and everybody that stood aro u nd, that _
I - Ismailia! namlin, or as he is call ti there,:
"Cahible Hamlin"- was a mulat i to -they
the North had elcated an:abolitionist to be
President; and a mulatto ',en be.Vz :e rresi
, .•
dent. ' l - • ' t
if bis State
of the feartii
unerilliog
last moment,
now, in ad , r.
clear ,of tfici
be evie'aed
pvbfi liber
its mitts,
try floated,
wota
her peril,'
flder,ee of
•{Ap
IZr.M . B4i. Jack Downing ri
General Jacksen, during the 1
Smith. CarNutt Thirly, yegrs Bp
had away observed Ova _pi
ni .
had a grea deal to F ay aboul
the Itot drop- of blood is fheir i
amazingly 'particular about thef
19 a-a-natter of his-
1.
act of the Constt
r public
stateimen' of thcks,
by hint or relceie
r States ; and the'
ch Lincoln slioii!d
policy, of the Dem
tfr, and which [they
a'nti
The Houle knew
pent stet. Otdatned,
f Independence was
,stern boundaii• was
and be lasserted, that
,the instatienidi h
of slaveholderti,, the
Mir Ther e are but eaves:.Stt.
the 'post_offace
° receipts exceed
turfs. These ere Messecha . s
'Comsectieutt -Rho
'Nets York Pen u",yl vnnia tad.
. .
10 - No .
iito her 'lov i
;oner..!olqyj
EOM
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=
.•
the•
nth, j_
to , guard
should bef'dragged to
. the bring;
it precipice ; and be; i 'made are
learn, it would: be hilly at net
,of his country's . rtiin. /1,131
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range, he_ washed bp U,544 J
I Autos and tbe'criut l eiAtif ivili
te'thore who would : evertbrot
, ty, and raise a ,desi;tisri oil
Wherever the flag 'ool4' cottn . ',
there would • ha lir and , : kit
to it in atilt, 'the d'a Lour of.
ith all the sacred trust and conk
1
on ,enthostast Clio itg- to Mk
'1 11 " 12 ".1- . '': -
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0, that:l4
'Fisons• w . -114"
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d:her boa!:
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