Lancaster Ledger Ad Rates and Terms
The Lancaster Ledger lists subscription rates of two dollars yearly with advance payment, two dollars fifty cents for monthly payment, or three dollars for year end payment. Advertising costs are seventy five cents per twelve lines for the first insertion and thirty seven and a half cents for each subsequent insertion. A single insertion costs one dollar. Advertisers must specify insertion frequency in writing or ads will continue and be charged until canceled.
Multistory Fragment Extols Mrs Way and School Gossip
A damaged narrative depicts Mrs Way as imprudent amid a child’s chorus of critique. The text follows Dolly and other youngsters debating mothers, teachers, and social manners, hinting at village life, church, and reputations in a small community.
The Law of Newspapers and Subscriber Rules
A historical notice outlines that subscribers who do not notify otherwise are presumed to want continued service. Publishers may continue sending papers if arrears exist, and nonpayment can lead to arrest. If papers are not taken or addressed, subscriptions may be discontinued after bills are settled, with intentional fraud implied for removal when uncalled for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Massacre Reported of Captain Marcy’s Command by Comanches
Important from the Plains describes an attack on Captain Marcy’s command near Arbuckle and Washita. Several hundred mounted Comanches or allied bands allegedly struck, killed officers, and seized peltries as they prepared further assaults on forts and posts. A drumbeat of fear signals an impending Indian war, with reports from Arbuckle Washita and Fort Washita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Me
United S
Florida
Marey
Marcy
Drew Yorky
Little Bee
Washington City
Raneolph
Massachissetts
Deli Palma
Pemin
Anid Se
Fort Smith
Ark
Col
Wikander
Mureya
Waco
Fort Arbuckle
Arbucke
Arbuckle
Fort Washita
Dreadful Calamity on the Hudson River Henry Clay Collision
The Henry Clay steamer collided with the Amenia on the Hudson near Kingston while racing for the lead from Albany to New York. Passengers panicked as the wheelhouse of the Amenia sustained damage, many women fainted, and several passengers were missing. Captain Tallman was ill and not in command. Thomas Collyer, owner, was aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk Conax Coxarmacy
New York Courict and
Enquirer
Vox del Py Cubano
Havana
Cuba
New York
New Orleans
Char‘enston Courier
Henry Clay
Clay
Roy
Henry Chiy
Lottie Armenia
Sing Sing
Diver Hailstonl
Min
Whitlock
New- York
Mont
Hoth
Colby
S. 2B
Bancroft
Philadelphia
Laurel Till
New Jersey
LS. Haskell
Mra. H
John L. Thompson
Enq
Lancaster
Hisself
Mr. Thompson
Pennsylynia
Mary Rhodes
Brooklyn
Ci Tucker
Milledgeville
Willis A Prescott
John W
Armenia
Lon J. Jessup
Stermii Water
Jessup
Jallman
Tenry
Hout
Edward Cooper
Sud
Aued BP
Sii
New-York
Ietiewea
M.A. PF
Cy Brougham
O. Fennell
Uusset Trank
Miss Moore
Tennessee
Cooper
Memphis
Fem
Fames Trimoka
Nussor Bartlett
Collegiate Institute
Poughkeepsie
Bartlett
Stephen Allen
Indy
Lebannon Kings
Jewett
Hudson River
Hilson
New-York Daily Times
Amenia
Albany
Hudson
Deg An
Heror
Kingston
Collison
Hiad
Tallman
Thos.Collyer
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Volume
Lancaster Ledger
MS. Wablely
Mrs. Way
Werner
Methecat
Dolly
Jravery
Thas
Mama Waya
Jenny
Orspera
Mother
Harley
Becaue
Hartley
Mrs. Hartley
Holly
Mrs Lee
Delly
Iris
Delia
Mama
Ms. Jessup
Denton
Sally
Uncle Peter
Peter
Mana
Kate Miller
Mr. Baker
Greenville
South Caroline
Renin
South Carolina
Confederae
Fune
Firth Tad
Sam
Sawyer A. Townes
Ion
Yonkers
Vendella
Jann
Mr. Way
Wellesville
Ohio
Suefer
Jindly Zivanerian
Wittsburg
Hue
Saratoga
Chicago
Adam Murry
Matray
Montpelier
G. Dowaines
W. Sanins
FE New York
Howe
Penny Allen Waas
Perry W York
Childre Wayly
Mr. W. DD
Cook
Ray
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