Ada wus Swat Lers Geity Sbureg Pa March 3 1843
A brief paragraph from Ada wus Swat Lers Geity Sbureg in Pa dated March 3 1843 announces the start of publishing a report from the late Congress led by Tan and Mr. Coorer on Indian frauds and presidential withholding of papers. The piece says the subject is ably handled and merits reader attention, with a conclusion planned for next week.
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Adawus Swat Lers Geity Sbureg
Congress
Tan
Coorer
Pacer Licenses Notice For April Court
Innkeepers desiring licenses at the April Court should place their notices for publication on or before the 27th inst to insure processing time.
Robbery at York Church Steals Plate and Destroys Valuables
The Roman Catholic Church in York was entered Monday night and robbed of a silver chalice a small silver box and a gilt brass remonstrance. Several other articles were destroyed. Jacon Rerse, tried at Frederick for Hancock Md burglaries, was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for thirteen years and six months. Heese, about 23, was noted in the report.
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York
Jacon Rerse
Hancock
Frederick
Heese
Nominations and House Action Reported in Harrisburg
The article details multiple nomination votes for Wise and Cushing with split ayes and nays across three rounds, and confirms Everett and Blythe with little opposition. It notes Spencer's confirmation by a two majority, plus a Whig party press consolidation in Harrisburg. A impeachment petition against Gov Porter led to a select committee report, with the House voting not to print both reports, and Myers voting with the minority.
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Mr. Wise
Senate
Mr. Cushing
Messrs
Everett
Blythe
Sir. Spencer
Porter
Mr. Myers
Mir
Marshall
Pennsylvania Legislature and University Medical Degrees
The Senate reports the apportionment bill with minor changes. debates on assessment laws and a general banking bill continue. Medical graduates at Pennsylvania College in Philadelphia include numerous Pennsylvania residents and several out-of-state names. General Samuel Dunn named Associate Judge for Franklin County. Zodiacal light visible, Spencer begins Treasury duties, Porter becomes War Secretary. Legislature approves interest payments on state debt. Somers case in New York moves toward resolution. African Squadron details and Maine Senate seat filled by Fairfield. Alabama repudiation debates persist. Gulf gale losses noted. gold vein found near Mecklenburg. a bottle of wine aged four centuries cited for value. Levant reports extreme icing on voyage to Breakwater. counterfeit notes detected in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Savas
House
Committee On Banks
Kidder
Pressing quest for removing officeholders over political idolatry
The text notes a surge of applicants seeking presidential favor to oust officials deemed insufficiently devoted to power. It cites anticipated post Congress removals, urging restraint to protect public service, and warns against political vendettas hurting competent officers.
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Ubevierugegaus
Congress
Cumberland Farensic WHIG TICKET Secured at Blakely's
Saturday last the Whig ticket was settled with Eli Horner as Judge and Joseph Bailey as Assessor. Lenny Lott and Col. Robert Cobean are assistant assessors. Supervisors named Henry Menaigh and David W Horner. School Directors Benjamin Sebri ver and James M Allieter. Auditor James Bisch. Constable Henry Snyder. Also the Maryland House of Delegates removed Treasurer George Mackubbin and appointed Owens of Anne Arundel. The late Congress saw Jory Quincy Adams receive an autograph accompanied by an impromptu poem.
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Cumberland
Blakely’s
Eli Horner
Joseph Bailey
Lenny Lott
Robert Cobean
Henry Menaigh
David
W. Horner
Benjamin Sebriver
James M'Allieter
James Bisch
Henry Snyder
House of Delegates of
Maryland
George Mackubbin
Western Shore
Slamee
Owens
Anne Arundel
Congress
House
Jory Quincy Avams
Columbia
Marriages Recorded in Adams and Nearby Townships
On Friday evening last the Rev Dr Schmucker united William Feilly to Maria Carl of Abbottstown Adams county. On Thursday Rev Thomas M Gee joined Jefferson Baldwin of Gettysburg to Sarah Brinker of Straban. Also Jonathan Gilbert to Sarah Nrasier both of Gettysburg. On the 2d inst Rev John G Fritchey joined John Rice son of Peter to Susanna Bea mer of Menallen township. On the 28th ult James Townsend of Latimore to Mary Dudor of Reading township. On Wednesday Rev J O Watson joined Jeremiah Shaner of Frederick County Md to Martha Ann Ohler of Carroll County Md.
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Wmarridd
Schmucker
William Feilly
Maria Carl
Joseph Carl
Abbottstown
Adams County
Thomas M'Gee
Jefferson J. Baldwin
Gettysburg
Sarah Brinkeriof
Straban Township
Jonathan Gilbert
Sarah Nrasier
John G.fritchey
John Rice
Peter
Susanna
Philip Beamer
Menallent Township
M. Carpenter
Lancaster
James Townsend
Latimore Township
Mary Dudor
Reading Township
J. 0. Watson
Jeremiah Shaner
Prederick County
Martha Ann Ohler
Lof
Carroll County
Unclear Names Listed for March 13 Event
A partial OCR item lists several names including George Rambe Samuel Corbaug Daniel Kuhn and others followed by a date March 13 in a damaged segment. The fragment lacks context about event place or purpose.
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George Rambe
Samuel Corbaug
Daniel Kuhndobre
Siaisher Aivahim Seate Jacob Shaner FY Diehl
Flarch
Tavern License Protest List and Applicants
A roster of individuals named for a tavern license filing dated March 13 lists Elwee, Moses Myers, Charles Kettlewe, Wra Gardner, Daniel Sheffer, JG Lauman, Charles Lafferty, John R. Pilkay, Jacob Sheaffer, YR Stetoart, Joseph Taylor, Jane Overholtzer, Raffensperger, and Lonard M Bluee. The document records multiple applicants and associated parties in a municipal licensing process.
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IM Elwee
Moses Myers
Charles Kettlewe
Wra. Gardner
Daniel Sheffer
JG Lauman
Charles Lafferty
John R. Pilkay
Jacob Sheaffer
YR. Stetoart
Joseph Taylor
Jane Overholtzer
Raffensperger
Lonard M'Bluee
Petitioners certify King fits license for lodging and travelers
A group of Lit lestown citizens Mr David King asks for a lodging license. They attest his good reputation for honesty and temperance, that the house can accommodate the public and travelers, and that King provides ample room and conveniences for strangers, signed by local residents.
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Wa M'Carany
Daniel Durkee
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace
Adams
Joan A. Davia
Littestown
Germany
Adame
Pashar
John A. Davis
Lit- Vestown
Germany ‘Township
Adama
Neessary
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Quarter Sessions
Anil
Burg
York Springs
Huntington Township
Adam Waretam
Samuel Graybilie
Huntington
Samuel Gravity
Manuel Durkee
David Kina
Litlestrown
Germany Township
Adame County
Litlestown
David King
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Rhode Island
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Dean
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the Treasury
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James Madison Porter
Department of War
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City of New York
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Maine
John Faifiell
United States
Roel Willams
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U.S.G. Ae
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Robert Peel
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Pexia
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