Adams Sexline publication terms and rates
The Adams Sexline is published every Wednesday at two dollars per year in advance or two dollars and fifty cents if unpaid. Advertisements of brief length are three times for one dollar, and twenty five cents for each continued insertion. Longer than a square are charged proportionally.
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Private tuition offered by Mr L Blaire at Emmittsburg
Puyceor 17 offers private instruction to a limited number of pupils in English Latin French grammar composition elocution rhetoric geography ancient and modern history. He promises knowledge gained through experience patience and perseverance and a substantial saving of usual expense. Establishment on strict morality order and impartiality. Direct post-paid to L Blaire Emmittsburg Feb 25.
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L. BLAIRE
Emmittsburg
Notice to settle accounts with Dr Sardame
Indebted readers are urged to call and settle their accounts with Dr Sardame by March 15. Dr Sanway, planning to leave Hunterstown, thanks those who honored him with their confidence and bids them farewell. Hunterstown, February 16.
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ALG
Sanway
Hunterstown
Hanterstown
Notice to heirs and legal representatives of AdamswarKEw
Notice to all the heirs and legal representatives of AdamswarKEw late of Hamilton township Adams county deceased Sally intermarried with Samuel Blinsinger Elizabeth intermarried with Daniel Woll Catharine intermarried with John Ginder who is lately deceased having left one child now a minor named Abrabamy and John Swartz whose share has been sold to T Stevens that ANNO COST CPREDLIOV ALD AW R J Tenses Jr having removed the taGaa Proprietor has appointed Samuel HH Kuehler Gettysburg Agent for the sale of the following TRIED and HIGHLY APPROVED
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ADAMSWARKEW
Hamilton township
Adams county
Sally
Samuel Blinsinger
Elizabeth
Daniel Woll
Catharine
John Ginder
Abrabamy
John Swartz
T. Stevens
ALD
R. J. Tenses, Jr
taGaa
SAMUEL HH. KUEHLER
Gettysburg
Notice to all with claims or accounts to settle
Charles J. Shower of 38 Av ing announces intent to leave Ger with requests all persons who owe him money or have books on his account to call and settle before March 16. Anyone failing to respond will face actions as indicated in the notice from L G gas Gesty Lurg dated January 5.
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NOAT RIDGELY
Michael Lee & Co
Lee
Tee
e- Lee
c. Lee
Hanover street
Baltimore
Noah Nidgely
Gate Michael Lee
USAMLEL
BUERLER
Gettysburs
iveln
Aisesilanesiis
H Miller
Gettysburg Circuit Court 1830 Causes List Featured Figures
Adams County Circuit No 4 docket for trial at Get tysbure on Monday the 5th day of April 1830 lists cases including Carlisle Bank versus Nicholas Werman David Wilson and others, George Cherry versus William Fildebrand, and Bank of Gettysburg versus James Dobbin with archival names such as Thaddeus Stevens and Alexander Dobbin appearing in the record.
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Adams County
Gettysbure
Carlisle Bank
Nicholas Werman
David Wilson
John Carvin
Joses Gourley
isolvent Dehler
Abraham Scott
George Cherry
William Fiildebrand
oi Crellan, jr
Jacob Hildebrand
David Ither
G. WELSH
Gettysburg
For Sale Is A Salve for Tullaried Eyes Inadequate Text
Fragmentary ad notes sale of an eye salve described as a radical cure. Readable bits are unclear about product name, maker, price, or seller. The text includes phrases suggesting a medicinal claim and intent to share more information.
Proclamation for Circuit Court at Gettysburg Adams County
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania appointed a circuit court to meet in Gettysburg Adams County, beginning Monday April 5 for one week. Sheriff Philip Heagey of Gettysburg issued notices February 16. The report also covers the Southern Indians, smallpox fears in several towns, a large solar eclipse forecast for 1891, and various political and scientific items from the period.
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HOSE
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Adams
PHILIP HEAGEY
American Almanac
United States
Spain's Revenue and Emigration Reported in Crisis Tone
The document states Spain's average revenue from medieval times to 1820 as about twenty million dollars after expenses, with current revenue around six million and a ten million dollar deficit. Since 14253, twenty thousand have left the country. Spaniards' wealth from Mexico, valued at thirty million dollars and invested in Paris, Bordeaux, and London, adds to a claimed public debt surpassing six hundred fifty million dollars.
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Mexico
Paris
Bordeaux
London
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