MG0115_F002_In01_It01 Harrisburg May 30 1839 Dear sir [J.] [Shark] [Esq.] informs me that he is an applicant to supply the vacancy of Cashier in your bank. I do not think that you can find a more competent or faithful one any where. I know his business habits and capacity, and have full confidence

[deft or his atty] TAKE NOTICE, that in pursuance of the above Rule of Court, the Depositions of Witnesses to be read in evidence on the trial of the above cause, will be taken at the Office house of George Heckert Esquire, in the town of [Shamokin] County of N. Umberland on the 12th day of [June ta

MG0115_F002_In01_It03 Gettysburg Augt. 15. 1840 Gentlemen I have read your letter of the 11th inviting me to a Harrison Meeting to be held at New Berlin on the 16. day of Septr. next—it would give me great pleasure to see more than I have of the people and the County of Union, whose favorable

MG0115 F002 In02 Washington, Sept.3 1848 Hon. Thaddeus Stevens Dear Sir: You may possibly remember seeing me at the Philadelphia Convention—introduced to you as the lone Whig star of Illinois—since the adjournment, I have remained here, so long, in the Whig document room—I am now about to start for

find means of conveyance there— As I must leave in time to reach Morgans Corner that evening I hope you will allow me to be delivered early in the proceedings— With great respect Your [obt svt] Thaddeus Stevens W. Townsend [Esq?] L a n c a s t e r H i s t o r y �

did not despise. If Stanley's Galphin speech on defaulters of the democratic party be published pamphlet form, I will thank you for a copy. Not that it will have any political effect. If the democrats cannot answer a charge triumphantly, they wisely say nothing about it. Their plan is to keep their