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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20
JOHN K. tNIEL, President.
THOMAS MCKINNEY, Treosurer.
JDII\ Nckl\\EN SecreI1ru
NEcAoHs TOR SALE.

EDN virtue OF "A decd of trust, executed To the
, subscriber, by VIM. NJ. Burwcll, for certain
purposes therein expressed aud duly recorded nthe
Hastings Court for the corporationo Lynchburg, |
shall sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. AT the market
house in the town OF LynchburC on "Wednesday
the both inst. seven Negroes viz. Isaac, Venus,
Louisa, th'men,ina Tlur,ton, Eliza and Amy.
The subscriber will convey such title as is vested
in him BY said decd only.
DAVID W BURTON
InlA Il ids
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RIO. &. CUTLER. clerk.
July WIN
july Il
Splendid Tobacco estate, and farm for sale.

Splendid Tobacco estate, and farm for sale.
authority the owners, offer for sale that
a. most valuable and desirable LANDED rs
TATE, on which the late Henry Clark resided at
the time of his death, situated on the North Fork of
Otter river, III the county OF Bedford and containing
between 900 and 1000 acres. less. There is
on tins tract large quantity of valuable low grounds
aud a very considerable portion of most excellent
tohacc" land. The soil Is most admirably adapted
tn the production OF corn, tobacco and small grain
The Improvements are calcnlatedfor the comfortable
accommodation al a small family and there is upon
the Land a most excellent apple orchard. I'm fine
think lnlN with pfoprlety say thai there are but
few II any. tlact Of land offered lar sale in this
section "l country, combining as many attractions
and adYantaeeS as theonc in question
Inc terms OF sale will he liberal and viii be made
known onapplication.
Mr.. james {. Norman, OF Vi. John :. Brown
who at present reside on the premises. will have
no doubt SIZE" the land 10 ANY persons disposed 10
view il. CHISN ELL u ,HNI,N
Jun II
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rOETICAL..
r,rn nrAuxxrur coQunTTn.

I've often wept at woman's heartlessness--s
pu in life how much of light and beauty Is ma
n by disappoiptments of the hcart.--dnon.
She flung her glossy tresses back.
And innoccnils smiled,
SO like a being formed for love
80 beautiful and Wild
Free from The trace Of burning thought
or passion or OF crime.
Or early hopes long buried
In the ocean tide of TINE.
Twas strange that should look upon
Such beauty with sigh,
Or dream that an. thing might dim
The lustre of her eve:
Blu, had proved lifes empty dreams.
And found mans fandest trust,
Like sparkling streams ~ hen brightest
Turn to nothlngueSs and dust
She passed before me-and "ep'-
A being bright and fair.
A. lovely Is the images
OF blessed visions are
Invent TO think how soon that form
Might fade. aud droop, and fall.
Those bounding footsteps cease To move
Along the lighted hall
thought How many forms Ike ilfTA
Had mingled in The dance.
And dreamed OF he. and holy things
In beings fond roluance:
How many such all silently
In deaths cold keeping slept
hoesh ut how WORSE than VAN is lie,
Ana turned away and wept.
She sat beside me, aud my hear
Was gladdtncd with her toncs;
There's music IN the gentle voice
OF iondly cherished One.
listened and my soul "ts moved
To high imprisoned thought;
spoAe Of f,i,b aud consistency,
OF love hat fdlcth not.
Alas, Alas the mraery oi
Thai moment b3lpfs INC VT
Which ioUad rue f1udI> sneehus
To , beautiful Cg4RHe'
That creatures. 50 like angels formed.
For ferlHs pue and deep
Should cast away liie's beauty thus
I tl1nt Of j, and weep,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20
From the BaHiRore Farmer and Gdrden,r.
CURE FOR TIE DROPSl.


r. bruised
H. Salsoparlla root,--brnlscd fine,
H. Horse radish ROOT, do do
/ 81. Salipetrc,
1 oz. Steel dust,
! PIN, Mustard ,eed,
H. Ginger,
, large handful Of cnder> from blach >nith
shop.
Pat the whole INTO large Stone Jug and keep
it we'll stopped, taking care to shake II well louf or
five times each day the frst Two days, aud
diy afterwards 1t may be used in u honrS--or
indeed, in four OF lyc-ifthc cast BIZ ofan
URGENT naturc-carc being taken 10 shake the lug
every halfhour \ hall pint of hi, detection To
be lakcn at dose, rvice or thrice day as the pa
ticni can hear it. This quantity should BIZ con-
tiuca four or five days, until the swelling begins
to snbsidc, ~hcn less quantity will answer,
bur that will be- regulated by the state of the pa
tent Should he not be able to take large a
dose a, half pint At timc, give HIM wlne-"lass-
fad every houf.
Dict FOR Dianer-tnv Kind Of irc,h meats,
(cleopt pork birds, poultry, a., 10 be roasted
.. boiled dry, and eaten without gravy.
Ior Brcaltad or Diaarr-Rye coffee Or
chocolate.
Driuis.-CidcrfO b. used Pretty, a heated iron
poker benz fr,t put into II. Old Holland Gin,
and Old wh,hey my BIZ drank, made into strong
toddl.
Btoa--Ila'd bread or biscuit, preferable to
any other
Remarks By ht Editor ot The Farmer anil
Gatdeaer- about thirty years since the above
recipe came INTO our possession under the follow
inc circumstances \ neighbour who WIS about
90 years of aye, had lor several months been con-
fined with the dropsy, during whioi period he had
been tapped FIVE OF six times, and several GAL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20
WE have this da, recened iull supply Of
w DRrGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS.
Citizens Savings Bank.

IN EPOSITES Will be received by Tins lnStn-
- ton, and Certificate. issued, bearing interest
Al the following rates: For any time under four
months. per cent per anhum: iof four and not eS-
ereding six months ] per cent pen annum and lof
sIS months and ov'r5 per cent per anntlm.
Persons wishing Ia make deposites, @ill apply TO
Thomas Mckinney. Treasurer. at the office OF tie
Bank.
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" iN
T. EsH GAE HON,

VIE FEMALE SCHOOL under the care and
management OF Mrs. and Hiss pcvton in thc
town OF Livingston Nelson county. will recon-
mehce lis Exercises On the 18th INST and will fer
inmate on the 18th of December next.
In this School will be taught the French and rn,,.
,'Sh Languages including History Philosophy As.
E T"n"mS' Chemistry Arithmetic, Geography and
o''a''nnar' also Music on the Plane, Drawlnc and
Raining. aud Oriental Tinting. on tho ollovinr
terms, VIZ NV 'S
For all the English branches. e,n mn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20
July Il

v lRGlNlA-.N rules held IN the clerk S office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chance
~, for the county OF Nelson ON the 18th day of May
l5}j.-lNid :. Garland, Plaintiff. against AlcNan-
der Brown executor OF Archer Ferguson, deceased
William !. ircclmd William II. Wmgtied, Dou-
gald Ferguson. Jr. and Owen {. Fowler Defendants
Is tHtNcFRY.
The defendants W llliam J. Frccland aud Dougald
Ferguson, Jr., not having entered their appearance
and given security. according To the act Of Assembly
and the ruesol tins court and it appearing by salts
factory proof that they not inhabitants Of this
country II i, ordered, that tie said defendant, do APP
pear here 81 de lp,t day Of Sepe:Abcr term nest.
nd ansarrtla ~ o' the plaintiff and tat a copy of
tn, order l .l#G,.ith inserted ~ the i.ynchburc
Nnenlan, 7#'z r,r5, rablislet in the town OF
4Snchbnf-. ia. f8e months -acceS~te!y and another
COP posted Il Tie taat ioor of the courthouse OF
tins county, solpe court ~.
Gopy---Fes;c,
RO. {. CUTLER. clerk.
J,I, -
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NOTICE..

KSI MT to decree Of tbc c.. -
Z. o''f' OF Law and Chancery for the co,,p, nj
the s pr on the LIST day of Nav, 1873 in
s1l Oh robert r. Robinson plaint;f and e.h3,le,
and o oS'ia administrator of Hugh White deed.
Both dav Of J"l, the undersigned will, ~ ts
III 10y VI .uiS next, proceed on The ,,,c,',;se, ia
sou 10 The highest bidder for cash ho
',n the residence of the said Hugh Wine Gen
c"" a,," On me waters of RockGsh River n s,.d
e"uaH ct Nelson The sale will beain r't I'm, III ,wo
. ,d Is =" inc sad land, which will be sold absoutei,.
the residue Of an I" the satisfaction of the said
or III, rs,a,r o,it o'ner third subject to the dower
off and ,''i' 81 yrs. Nancy White, which wi,fbe iu
on ana assigned her previous to the salr
uARROD u. SCOTT
NoRBORNE THOMAS lConr,
\el~o'' County june ~
tbs
BLANKS FNB sim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20

Gapts IN Chickons.-On the subject Of the
disease Of Chickens called the Gapes, writer re-
marks 'On the dissection of Chickens diving Of
this disease il will be found that tho trachia for
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July Il

Y IRGlNiA. At rules held IN the clerks office
of the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry, for the county OF Nelson, in the month OF June.
ls:35-Phrlip Z, Webber, Plaintiff against William
:. Morgan and Lorenzo ID. Aisrop, Defendants.
The defendant " llIlun : Morgan, not having
tered his appearance, and gwen security according
the act nj Assembly aud the rules OF tils court, and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence thai lac Is NOT
an inhabtant of this commonwealth. on the motion
OF the plaintiff BY counsel, is ordered. thai the
said defendant William :. Morgan, do appear here
on OF before the FIRST day Of september term next
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and thata copy Of
tins order be forthwith inserted in the lynchblrg
Nngnian Ton two months successfully, aud another
copy posted At the font door OF the courthouse of this
county, court day.
\ Copy-Tcstc.
RIO. {. CUTLER CLERK.
IulN n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20
JOHN TiiOMPSON..Jr.c lp,

'UHHI9SIoNEE's UrFfCr.
iaherSt Court House June %, l-35.
The parties Interested will take notico ,I,, IL...
appointed Monday the 10th day of August next, 10
ne accounts IN the foregoing orders men
',oheo' on winch day al the hour OF 10 o'cock 4, n
tlrN are requested to attend at my Office v,,b ,he,,
accounts, vouchers and copies of court n,r,,s mn.
pared Tor examination and settlement
ROBERT TlNSLEY Com.
July - :, I'm"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20

l., ie defendant AleXandcr Mari, not hayi senterco
ms appearances and given security acco,o;,- > ,,,
act OF Assembly aud the rules of thie ,a,,, ss,",
appearing by satisfactory proof that he is ,.ar in
han'ah OF tins commonwealth it is orJc,od ,hs, ,l
S'la 'elrndHni Alexander Mar do appear h 70 an ~
oe'oi1 the FIRST day of September term ncxt ana an,
nwff I've n OF the plaintiffs aud that copy OF this
n;an f,r ,a "",, inserted IN the Lynchbu = vrgi-
thereof posted at the front door of rho cnnr,
inns county on some court day.
y copy--tcSte
July IL 1"' t.ef'''
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Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

June -, l-3,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20

Ia circuit superior court Of ias sad nan -
y continued b, adjournment, and held iot tiie
rouutx of Amherst, at the courthouse on ues"''s
The .fi ,a, of April lS}5.-Elizabeth yer, au-
mirisfratri> with the will annexed OF John i.iet'
decreased aud in her right, Isaac ecot, anu at
-, his wife. Mildred lnnis window oil John INNS
decreased and Oney Garner. widow oil Joseph Gar
ner deeeased Plaintiffs against Jonas Pierce, III ms
own right Ar - administrator 81 William biiidau
.tqfee=sI James billiard, oi William. i-aftih
53don aud Polly his wife, and ROBERT, lhomas
" ,,,ani and Icana Warren nimlts,bs commissioner
Hrnarb specially assigned fhcr GUARDIAN al item
John liareard aud Rachel his wife, aud Peter Moore
and S,1>,. y In. wife. Defendants
l. CuhNCERY.
This cause came on this da, to be heard, upon The
papers formerly read aud the report al COMMISSION
e. Tnsley made in pursuance ot the dccretal order
Of the 9TH day OF .prl, i0:}2 with exceptions
thereto 5, the defendant james Billiard aud the cN-
bIlit, herewith flied. and argued by counsel -:
On consideration whereof The court, not at present
deciding ans points arising IN the cause, except rs to
the plaintiff Mildred lnnis doth couirm the said re
port is To her aud doth adjndgc order and decree
ac. 9TH, part OF the decree does moi relate To the
recomnit,ed repor) Aud the count doth inrihef OF
der that the report aforesaid with the exceptions
thereto. l. recumaal,tea Ia the commissioner who
mad, H. for HIM 10 consider and report thercupon
\ Copy-IeSte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20
JOHN THOMPSON, JR. clerk.

iatherSt Couff House., Jme II, lS}5.
rhc parties will take notice that have appointed
Saturday, the Stl day OF August next, 10 consider
the rrcommted report IN the foregoing order men
toned which dtv, at tine hour OF 10 O'Clock. A.
NJ, they arc requested to attend at my Once, with
All necessary papers, prepared Ion examination
and settlement ROBERT TlNSLEN.
Commissioner.
Juy II WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01
Mn. Cow
ELlzABETH cTTY AND nAMprnN

AT large and respectable meeting of the Cizens nj
the county OF Elizabeth City and the town of HAMPTON
held in the Courtlousc,in pursuance of public notice
on Saturday, the POD OF August, 1885, TO consider and
adopt such measures might be 6ecIned necessary 10
eonnterct and defeat the socmcsof tie Northern Abo
hions On the nleiign Of Or. William Hope, JoHy
w. yOSEs, Esq was called 10 the Chair and srn,ex
IL HnL, appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained by William
Lee Edwards, in energetic and impressive address
and on his motion Committee WINS appointed consist
ing of William Lee Edwards, Dr. William Hone Wi.
lam H. Moore, William Jennings, and 1eakle SAVAGE
Esqs, to prepare Preamble and Resolutions who az
Ter having retired short tme returned and handed in
sie loowing report whicn was unanimously adopted,
as containing the sentiments of the meeting.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS
Wen apprl1ed Of The insdious designs Of those who
have the peculiar modesty to style themselves anti slime
ryS, and regarding with the utmost abhorrc nee and
the most ineaabe indignation their arocions aefnpts
% taPer with our rights Of property and instigae among
US serVe insnrrecon; proper sefrespect restrains
~ on oheHng an argument on the subject under con-
siaerauon OF statement Of the reasons which npcl rs
70 ACT ne experience Of all time has taught that 40
Peas 20 Judgment OF The habituay unprincipied have no
other effect than to increase their bodness and tLs 90
uuons to the mercy and orbearnr kindness Of Tho d.
durate villain but urges him 10 tho G f.t
acts Of atrocily aud crime. --Therefore " ''''"
lst ResoiDed That OR right to exercse oo,,e,.bi,
vet our aaves ~ guaranteed to us by our political com
pact aad any attempt TO invade Il By ai soce, m
association ofmen, will he resisted BY such means as ,e
nature % the case may require
, 20 heso0ed, That we should regard any stfennt he
the congress OF the United So tps to abolish ssvcry ~
any State, or to enact any ps tending in the ei,,,
nsnner 70 impair the existing rcatt between nss,er
and slaves as an usYrPahon of pow I'd fragrant vio
latiOn of the Federal Constitution W.
Sd. ResOtCed, That we have a fjat claim ON ali a..
States tor the ad jpt ~ of proper and
eheicht laws TO restrain the ssoinsw hin their Limits
'ucn incendary and sedltious prns are now foodng
our land, tncng our slaves rebellion and estranooe
our citizens from their brethren If the North
9tp. kesotc,d That the existing laws Of this Com
oWsalt" 10 relation TO The printing and circulation Of
hcendafy publications not az efficient "a The c,sis
1emsnds and that Delegate from this county and
,nr Senstor from this district are hereby requested 10
ss '"er pest efforts at the approaching session Of the
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Legislature to have them amended as TO provide eft
caclousy and promptly for the condition Of the South

e0o"S' "hu promptly TOT tt COHuIti0n OF Tue South
9th. HcSo,red, That 1t is cxpedient appoint Com
mitees OF Vigilance and that Wilson w. Jones, John
~ Willis, William Jennings, Thomas baltimore, vii
liam hope, Samuel Dcwbre, Elijah Phillips, Charles
Cooper, james Phillips, Matthew Watts Edward King,
yohn 4. Topping William Jett, Nathaniel Ciddins,
James Shelton, William 5. Ironnongcr, james Latti-
more ihos i. Goodwin, George w. Bates Christopher
Hubbard, john Parrish, John liankias, William r.
Moore, Pascal III Lively, Armstead Booker, and Tho
mas Jones, be committee for the county of Elizabeth
City aud town OF Hampton.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary added to
the Cuamittee.
On motion of DIR. William Hope, Resoircd, That the
proceedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary and that the Editors Of the Norfolk Herald
richmond Wing and Enquirer be requested to publish
the same. JOHN w JONES fs,;,,,,,
PATRICK III. HIM Secrearu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01
OLp VIRGINIA.

-, n hosc1nnd jon your OIirer!
We have lost the Senator of Brunswick bv b,d nm
nageinent We have gained the Delegate Of Fauauicr
IN affair fight agains, all the panic of abolitionsn WELD
ed against Nlatin Van Buren. We have carried the
day mos, triumphanly. Absaom Hckcrson has beaten
Col. Walden, by majority of 81 I'll. Col, w. 5O2 H.
is most respectable citizen, and supplies the vacancy
accustomed by the lamcntcd death of Thomas Marshall
Esq, eldest son OF The late Chief Justice. Again we
ASK " Hhdt 'cW Dame Grundy say his 2" What will
she MINK OF The reactions she promised herself from the
negro panic, which she has been secretly and Noah
openly boldly getting up, in the South against the Little
Magician 1T Will not all do sirsThe reaction is now
beginning the other wayund all will yet be well The
south saved from the grossest outragethe Union from
dissolut'on--and candidate from the North will have
ms own merits fairly weighed without being illuminated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01

GkN the 18th instant we enclosed to Mr. Win;so
NJ Brown, Of Warren, Abemarle county a Note 81
The Bank Of Virginia for 800, No. 44g7, letter g.
dated 18th March, 1885, payable to John Cosby Mr.
Brown, having accidentally lost the above letter and
note, suitable reward win be paid by Mr. Brown. or
ourselves for the delivery Of The said Note n either Of
us. r. g. r. GWATHMEY.
0ePt 34-3
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"A GREEABLY TO a Deed Of Trust made by Roberl
N Oliver in his lifetime 10 rne a. Trustee to secure
70 William White certain debt mentioned in said dced
shall proceed 70 sell the 14t Of September NO a. Al
the Rowling Green Tavern, in the county Of Caroline
81 being Court day. several negroes Charles Edmond
Ezy aud FIVE children. The said Oliver is entitled ~
ofsald negroes, from deed from his father
The tile is believed TO be good but shall only convev
such title a. is vested In by said deed and shall No,
deliver the property. BTH. BROWN T,,,s,,e
September L. M-1ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01

yer greater or more desoeratc exs,,;o,. ~
uropyonents They struggled with their wing gasp
10 hold on TO TIE power they had SO sure niiiiny Oh
tuned lnsprted on by the pride of Aristosracv and
o. their partial success in the last Spring El.e,,on The
c'mbinrd forces of Federalism, Bankisn and NIII6ro
t;o" entered the field with confdcnt hopes OF victory
IN every form and shape they appealed tie passions
ana piendices of the people They en,reatcd threaten.
ca anu Persuadrd where argument and reason failed
theh' Inc once popular BuRoks--his exploited elo.
quence ana extoed usefulness reiterated cuo-
en III the most s.ckening strain of fusomc and dis
gushing panegyric -
The daring and Insulting interference of ,ha. Bonk.
brbed profgatc NOAH, enjoinng upon the rich and i'm
ucntal of other States TO come her, and & ,hc;r
"PURSES, bride and scduce the frecmen from, their
principles, was literally adopted and pracscd uoon TO
degree never witnessed in any former election \
"ihe Presidential question was made n ralying DO Mt
IN the contest by the WhigsNortern Federalism u.,d
Southern Modification nvokcd-to defeat an clc,.-
ton of President by the PEOPLE and devove il upo,
the House OF Representatives. The people were sup
phca'ed TO elect Bnrgs and Cransicn that they might
carry out TINS odsovs aud risootic doctrine, and
aoe them ITO barter the rights and privileges of the
state IN the corrupons and nlryucs of such an cleo
uon But IN vain. Nobly has the Democracy sustained
.sei- me anuaun'cd yeomanry and Independent free
men met The enemy with unbrokcn front and valiany
uumphed. The friends of the Union will reioce in,
common with and hail this result as another evil
dcnce that the DEMOCRACY of the country must and
N b. DEMocRAric MAJORITY in the House of
| Representatives, by aciunl returns
Ihe notorious Noah. who is at n loss for trick
and seems only to study what may for eject without
caring TOR one moment whether il be or not has
now the efrontery TO for tho Whip defeat bv
The false avcrment, that Van Buren, appealed 10 the
manufacturing interest the Nuthern Canddate-,hat
the aboitons.s voted for hin-and that . portion ~
the late Federal par of New England and In ~, ,cn
lar the manufacturers. going Tor hin, as the Tariff
1nnaaaafe, against the South, and Judge WHIT &c
a2 .'nbushng camDnntor tells too many ibs at once
Tie ind better save some of his FOR future
i '
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04

| oa5 9eI0bter aber etrpa8 ooriter rarfru9
elmer ogr 0erren Die Srau Wrtbiu; Irie fte
oann milIe, Ob nidbt Der ate Wlann, oen ite
'isBt anrsoe Der Suoae Crane Tslbit fey p
''@r 91iobter Crane !'-rief bic Wirtbln,-
"gr Itebt u1sbr au5 ME cine JlaeDteuIe al5
suie Elm 0ihtsr." =
0tsr erIDoa w;eoer latste6 @sI6bte.-
"cG5a, ia, laate oer Gi0ter, ib bin fteyliD
tein D63s!ben Don Den allerl6onften Ses
oeru ; ebsr 9fibter bin ib nun einntaI. y
Giuiae ser Dsrren hbsr5susten bic Mirtbiu
Don Ser QGabrbeit Ser QIasobe, uno bslbdti,t
bat fie I'm Der5ebnnB ibrer Ssepbeit.
Der 9libter 3os Den S6apl aus Der 3as
l1e, uno nberreiebte ibn Der QSrtb'n NIT
an(tanbaer WHroe. "9Naoam-lagte ct
es 1T ui5t in n,ener OetuaIt 3u per8eben.
SD fam nur ricbten. SD urtbeile babst,
oaB mir in 3ufunft quite Sreunoe fem taSs
Qen uno oaB Sie oiefen S6arpl, weii nI6t
aIs elm pfano, alS Elm Gjelbenf anneDnaen.
uno mir i'm uibt rpisoer 5urnf8eben; oe1
icb fauite osnIelben, IN, Sbnsn Elm Yea
lobenf ranait Su rnaben."
Die Mutbin muBte fautn rlebr tpa6 lie
that ; lie spar 70 bsicbdnt oaB te Ib nIdt
eiun,al beoauftn fonnts {onoeru nit een1
prdbtiaen SNarpIum cieg6utern 9el4Iss
gen, elite lIe fUnelI in Die Enhe.
Ge5 01i6 ter6 QltiidDt tpar erre'6t: Ct
1atte Der @sieuI Ibaft uuo ftb elnen berrs
idben spas perIebaft uno Der 9S'rte'nee eEt'
ne siemIids 9seton uno oabep Elm pre9f'~
ees @elbenf seseben. =. ..~-..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-04
8eoIueunsen oie1er 3eltuns.


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