Williams Lowe Seeks Frederick County Sheriff's Office
William Lowe respectfully offers himself to the voters of Frederick County as a candidate for the next sheriffalty and solicits their support. October 9, 1230. Mahlon Talbot. At the request of many friends I offer myself to the consideration of the voters of Frederick County as a candidate for the next sheriffalty and humbly solicit their support. M Talbot, October 16, 18590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. SARTGIS
Frederick County
Gestigmen
MATTHIAS E BARTGIS
GEORGE Bowans
ABENGR CAMPBELL
WILLIAM LOWE
Fredenck County
MAHLON TALBOT
M. TALBOLT
Variety of tools and goods offered for sale at Liberty Town
A diverse advertisement lists locks, hinges, screws, chests, harnesses, shoe maker tools, kitchenware, leather, fabric, and a large selection of ladies and men's shoes and hats. It notes cheap cash or liberal credits, mentions a tin and sheet iron work service, and claims high prices for country produce. Also includes a bank dividend notice and a horse theft reward.
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Liberty-Town
ofs
Naples
morocco
Mrnderick City
tarpop
Star
Algonquin
Thames
vt. ny
New York
Philadephia
Baltimore
feoriss
rl vt
New Faculty at Dickinson College Carlisle Pa
Carlisle Pa June 1 1836 Dickinson College announces a new faculty and extended course of instruction with improved discipline. It lists presidents and professors, outlines freshman to senior curricula, admission exams, and a detailed expense schedule including board options and entrance fees. The college emphasizes parental oversight, disciplined study, healthy surroundings, and plans a new building for nine hundred students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Young Ladies Private Boarding School Opens Near Newburgh
Miss Inglis announces a private boarding school for young ladies opening in early October on the Hudson River near Newburgh. The program includes English education, sewing, laundry, and housekeeping with extra charges for languages music and art. Tuition is two hundred dollars for ten months, with half-yearly payments, and travel from New York feasible within forty eight hours for around fifteen dollars.
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Hudson River
City of
New York
Newburgh
Dakimere
N. B
INGLIS
Hagers Town
Nev
Messrs
Drane
Fullerton
John Reynolds
Hagera*Town
Hartley Crawford
Chambersburg
Bradley Tyler
Frederick
Notice of Adminstration for Henry Zeiler and John Walker
Ezra Doll and Thomas Hammond, administrators for Frederick county Maryland, warn all creditors to present claims against the estates of Henry Zeiler and John Walker within six months with vouchers. Debts should be paid promptly. October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Maryland
orphans court
said county
Henry Zeiler
beneft
EZRA DOLL
Orphans’ Court
John Walker
aaid
THOMAS UAMMOND
Maryland Horse Ad Taken in for Strayed Enclosure Owner
Frederick County official notice states John Simmons presented a gray gelding described as fourteen years old, fourteen hands high, white facial marking, shoulder patch, shod forward, hind toes up, mane tight and cropped. The owner must prove property, pay charges, and reclaim the animal near Monocacy by October 2, 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MARYLAND
Frederick County
John
Simmons
DANIEL J KILAVUMER
raat
Fleecy
J. EU. SIMMESS
Maryland Estra y Notice From 1830
A court official notes Avel Roberts brought before the Justice of the Peace a bay gelding believed to be 7 or 8 years old, about 14.3 hands, found trespassing on William T. Johnson’s Enclosures near Georgetown road seven miles from Frederick. Also described hall wood and bridle. Charges payable.
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MARYLAND
Frederick County
cathy
George alinin
Avel Roberts
Justi
William T. Johnson
JOHN H.W
ZEL-ROBERTS
JOHNSON
Georgetown road
Frederick-Vasqy
Stray Bull Appears at Subscriber’s Farm in June
A small pale red bull with horns and cropped ears was found at a subscriber’s farm around June 1. The owner is asked to prove ownership and claim the animal as property, with a reward if applicable. Contact George Orfman by October 9.
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Frederick city
N. Turbutt
hart
GEORGE ORFMAN
Letter from Count of Survilliers on French affairs published
The American Sentinel prints a translated letter from Count Survilliers discussing Napoleons nephew, France’s political path, and the idea of a constitutional monarchy vs republicanism. The text argues that while a republic may not suit France now, Napoleon II could restore order and honor, with the writer pledging loyalty to France and to Napoleon II.
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count Sarvilliera
American Sentinel
National Gazette
Napoleon
France
Lilayette
republic
auldier of
La Grange
N. F. Com. Advertiver
count of Survilliers
Pere Baxexs
Europe
Sam
Prange
ming
L'rance
Paris
rod
England
sind
aed
pet
gore
ayadyjee
Napoleon the second
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
Count
Suryilness
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Market-Street
Patrick-Street
poe
Lisbon
Malaga
Prussia
H. & J. STEVENSON
Liberty Town
Farmers’ Bank of Maryland
Annapolis
asid Bank
Fastern
Easton
SAMUEL MAYNARD
Clerkaburg
BENRY NOWARKD
MORELAND
CASSIMERES
CASSINETT'S
London
DERR
Cit
yens
neighborhood
Dal
es FRESH & GENERAL SUPPLY
GROORALES
Imperial
Myson
Young
Windsor
Jamaica
VALICOUS
Wilton C. Tugsedl
WILLIAM JOMANSON
PATRICK McGILty
OUstober
POPEMAN
Bauer B. How
ALEXANDER McFarlain
CuHanLes Dexres ree
Henry DU. Rocers
A.M
Clauss
SaNust
Anthon
Ovid
Gould
Horace
Xenophon
Professor Cleveland
Moumtz
Budd
Sephomore Clase
Virgil
Fulsom
Giaca VWajora
Leverett
Senor Clase
Longinus
Epictetus
Say
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Cicero
Catiline
Dalzel
Sohn
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