09 Dec 1829
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1829
Page
1
The notice outlines price terms for Tum Apis Sustiven with weekly publication on Wednesdays. It lists annual subscription costs in advance and late payment penalties, plus advertisement rates up to a square and charges for continuances, indicating pricing scales for extended notices.
Sheriff sale notices detail multiple properties in Adams County including three story brick houses on the Diamond corner, outlying farms totaling 156 acres 149 perches and 225 acres, tavern stands, and numerous tracts in Straban Mountjoy and Cumberland townships. Also listed are several small lots in Garysburg with outhouses and wells, all with terms: purchase payments begin April and immediate possession after five yearly payments.
Four heirs indebted to the estate of Joseph Lonbaugh are asked to settle with the subscriber promptly. All persons having claims should present them properly authenticated. Gazette names Walton Cullson as administrator in Chambersburg in December with dates for claim submission.
A fragment poem praising woman and man as nature symbols. It contrasts May pine and vine, rock and storm cloud, with woman’s soul shedding warmth to ease woes and transform life, ending with a line on woman’s solace.
A long reflective piece contrasts true religion with external conformity citing Lord Chief Justice Hale on personal piety. includes excerpts on mortality and virtue from The Village Graveyard and other writings. ends with assorted notes on Russia's demographics, a Yorkshire eccentric, Jesuit anecdotes, and a Sussex jailer’s cautionary tale.
The Kentucky Drovers warn Southern buyers they will not be able to drive stock from their region again. They anticipate 50 to 100 thousand hogs slaughtered on the Ohio River due to political moves, while salters favor free trade and cash sales to Southern customers in New Orleans in February and March.
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