Prated and Published Weekly by George Sweeney
The Warteuman is issued weekly at two dollars per year with monthly installments optional. Subscriptions can be paid in advance or after six months. No subscriber is dropped for arrears until they are paid. Postage is the subscriber’s responsibility.
Bank Note Exchange Corrected List of United States Banks
Corrected catalog of branch banks across New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York Pennsylvania and other regions. Notes indicate bank names cities and notes values with hints of par and sale status where applicable. The document lists numerous banks including Boston Springfield Northampton Salem Worcester Providence Hartford Albany New York City Philadelphia Harrisburg Gettysburg and Pittsburgh and several county and regional banks with varying par values.
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United States
New Hampshire
Burlington
Vermont
Massachusetts
Boston
Springfield
Ampshire
Northampton
Salem
Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Washington
Weestely
Connecticut
Middletown
Phaenix
Hartford
Derby
Bridgeport
Engle
New Haven
New York
New York City
Jacob Barker's Bank
Albany
Troy Bank
Mohawk Bank
Schenectady
Lansingburg Bank
Newburg Bank
Newburg
Thia
Orange County Bank
Ontario Catskill Bank
Pennsylvan
Philadelphia
Germantown
Montgomery County
Chester Co
West Chester
Delaware Co
Chester
Lancaster Bank
Farmers Bank
Lancaster
Harrisburg
New Hope Bridge
Columbia
Farmers Bk. of
Bucks Co
York Bank
Chambersburg
Reading
Gettysburg
Carlisle Bank
Swatara
Pittsburg
Centre
Silver Lake Notsale
Northumberland, Union,& Colombia
Greensburg
Penn
Produce or grain accepted for newspaper payments in Milton
Flax and wool will be received as payment for papers at this office. Wood or grain at remarket prices will be accepted from Milton vicinity subscribers at Montgomery Sweney's still house in Milton for payment of the Watchman. Subscribers may send produce as a convenient option.
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Milton
Montgomery Sweney
Conversion Sparked by Reading the New Testament
A student from Leipzig journeyed to distant friends and pawned his Hebrew Bible and a Greek text. Reading the New Testament three times transformed him from sworn anti Christian to a devout convert, spurring a dramatic moral and financial exchange with a Jewish lender who paid him for the book and pledged lifelong friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Leipsic
Jesus
Poper
Arix
Battlefield Echoes at Fish Dam Ford and Taylor’s Rally
In a colonial skirmish near Fish Dam Ford, Captain Taylor led a militia against British forces under Sumter. A near night assault unfolded with Taylor foreseeing the attack, Middleton and White aiding, and a fatal hit on a British dragoon by a sharpshooter. The Americans held firm then withdrew, leaving casualties on both sides.
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Pwas
Lond Rowdon
Colu Oor
Vinne
Middleton
Th Paylor
Sumter
Broad River
Ksh Dam
Tay'ar
Eceral Sumter
Simo
I Mio
Mason
Jaimson
Sumer
Happiy
Sera
General Sumpter
Winne
Eilow
Taylor
Cols Middleton
Sumpter
Braddock
Niacara
Paddy
Johnson
Tom
Ned White
Captain Taylor
D—Ad
Sulien
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George Sweney
Bank Note Exchange
S. SM. Allen
theAmerican Sentinel
Par No
Lilvets
Weymiss
Fish Dam Ford
Lannie