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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13


REcoLLEcrIoSs. Time mellows ideas
as it mcllows wine. Things in themselves
Indifferent acquire n certain tenderness in
recollection ; and the scene Of onr youth,
though remarkable neither for elegance
nor feeling, rise up TO our memory dlgni-
fed at the same time and endeared. As
countryman. in a distantland acknowledge
one another as friends, so objects to which
when present, We gave but little attention
are nourished in distant remembrance
with a cordial regard. If in their own
nature of a tender kind, the ties which
they had in the heart are drawn still clio.
ser, and we recall them with an enthusi-
asm Of feeling which the same objects at
the immediate time arc unable to excite.
The hum of a little tune, to which in our
infancy we havo oltened listened the
course Of a brook, which in our childhood
NO have frequently traced the ruins Of
an ancient building which we remember
almost entire f; these remembrances sweep
over the nina with an enchanting power
of tenderness and melancholy, at whose
bidding the pleasures, the business, the
ambition Of the present moment fade ana
disappear. Our finer feelings are gener-
ally not more grateful to the fancy than
moral to the mind. or this tender power
which remembrance has oyer us, several
uses might be made this divinity ofmem-
DRY, did we worship i, Alright, might lend
its aid to our happiness as well as our
virtue.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13
A TRACT OF
r. q R II s II LA N I'D j,

containing 80 Acres. 2 Roods. and IL Poles, near
ly adjacent to the homestead farm, and well adap'
ted for strengthening the supply of Timber. This
Tracts heavily clothed with every variety of timber
known to this region of country. Its soil is good
"a large portion of it lying well for cultivation. If
cleared. 1t has a log Dwelling, suitable for a ten
ants house.
The two tracts will be exposed separately.
Terms of Sale.-One third of the purchase mo-
new in hand on the day of sale. the remainder will
be divided into two equal instalments, respective.
Iy due at nine and eighteen months, the deferred
payment. to be secured by lien upon the premises.
WILLIAM MASLIN.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER, Com'rs.
EDMUND p. HUNTER.
NAV %. 1839.-5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13
a


TIIE Anniversary of St. John the Baptist, will
be celebrated by Friendship Lodge, No. "a,
Williamsport, Md, on Monday the gath of June
next; an Grafton will be delivered on the occasion
by the Rev. J. E.. Jackson. Particulars hereafter.
The members Of the Martinsburg, Winchester,
Woodstock, Shel'herdstown, Smithfeld, Smokers
vile, Charles,own, Harpers.Ferry, and Cumber-
land. Md, Lodges, together with all brethren in
regular standing are cordially invited to join in the
celebration. JOSEPH HOLMAN,
ADAM SH0OP,
WIN. STEFFEY,
WIN. CORBEY,
JOHN NITZEL,
Committee Of Arrangement.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13
Merchant MILL
in complete order, amply ertensire for its
business, and q
CHOPPING MILL.

These Mills are situated upon the skirts OF the
town-,he Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, as now
located, permanently, passing within fifty feet OF
the back door of the Merchant Mill. and about one
hundred yards from the Chopping Mill. The wa,
ter power is abundant and constant, and the land
a good limestone soil.
This property possesses advantages, in conse-
quence of it's proximity to the town and the Rail
Road, that must render it highly 0aiuable. An
accurate survey Of all the property, If desired, will
be made. The whole property will be sold, sub
ject to a title to dover, in Mrs. Stephen, should
she survive her husband.
Terms Of Sols.-One third in hand-the tai
ance in two equal instalments OF twelve months and
two years, with interest from date upon the defer
red payments-lhe purchaser, of course, executing
a trust deed to secure these payments.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER, }r..
EDMUND PENDLETON.
May 0. 1839.-9w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

DURsUANT to q decree Of the csIeuis Super,
or Court of Law and Chancery Tor berkeley
in said decree, will expose TO sale, at public auc-
ton,
on Saturday the 22d day Of June neat,
a, the late residence Of William Campbell, decd,
on the road leading from Martinsburg to Garards-
town. the real estate of said William Campbell.
decd, consisting FIRST of the
HOMESTEAD FARM,
containing, a. appears by recent survey, 28l Acres.
a Roods, and 81 Poles, about 40 Acres of which
are clothed with thrifty timber, and the remainder
is under good fencing and in a prime state of cult
walton. The soil is generally of the first quality OF
limestone.
The improvements comprise a large, commodi-
Gus. well finished,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13
stone .!4e R% sse la.'||;a!9ha

Also, n large Swisher Barn. Stables, Smoke-Honse,
Dairy,-ln short, every building desirable on a
frst-rate farm. There are upon the premises a
large orchard of choice apple trees, and about the
garden and buildings an abundance of other kinds
offruit. Alarge, beautiful, and never failing spring
of pure limestone water rises a short distance IN
front of the house, a~ffording an abundant supply OF
water for all purposes, and watering a productive
meadow. Near the barn is also another never
failing spring
The compact form and convenient arrangement
Of this farm, its superior productiveness and tertlll-
ty, and its improvements, combine TO render 1t
highly worthy the attention of the agricul;uralist.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02

Reynsrd cry sour grapes" merely be-
cause they are unable 10 fesch them. 1t
Is tree there is nn pleasure 10 seeing any
portion of the human family INDUCING such
had passions and malignant feelings as our
Csusdlsn nighbors appear Ia hsrbof to-
wards US, vet ye must confess that we
'ee not little fatiefed by the uninIen-
tiousl hooofs which they are thus paying
10 our country, our government and our
people. The remark will apply 10 their
book makers also-their Trollopcs NJ
Marrysils, and FiddIen and diddIers, IS
well Is 90 their newspaper editors. II Col.
Stone can reconcile it with his setIse Of
duty to his brethren north Of the 45ih
latitude, we hope he will see them con-
ilnue to sing praises in their own peculiar
strains, /. will do US good at ell events.
and we do not believe that they are wor-
Thy Of the schooling and The efforts at good
bringing up which he is hes slowing upon
them.-N y. Sun
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02
NO TIL A Nj l. Il 1 G A n.

because the cause offreedom failed IN Can
ada, and even the government OF ihe In
ION seem 10 cover before the banking, cor.
pofale aud English interests within The
republic, more than The 20 regiments how
efing on the frontier. We had great pleas
ute at the meeting; il renewed our hopes
OF other days, IN which America will be
able to provide better lodgings than the
criminal ward OF Jail on criminals fafe
for those whom misfortune and the chances
of war may throw upon her shores. The
prisoners speak highly oil the liberals OF
England. Mr.. Alves looks as bold and
brave as ever-bat Mr.. Psfker is a good
deal care worn. Their visit 10 England
has done much TO enlighIen the people,
the religious bodies and the press on Cana
da affairs. -.Mackensie's Gazette.
!Srarttrouting tn nada-The Toron-
10 CoIonist, OF the 18Th inst, says that
Judge Powell and Jury there, have just
given verdict against that old tory vag-
abond, Sheriff of the Ottawa, the timber
duty collector, whose accounts Mackenzie
used 10 hold up 10 the perpetual abhor-
renee Of society, while The government
were protecting him, in his rascaily. The
Jury, enlightened by tie books of the land
office, found verdict for Victoria the LIST,
of SS6, 900 and costs of court. Depend
on il, the cunning Scotchman will get
new light upon politics-he will Durha-
mize-he vii! go for responsible govern
ment for ever hereafter. Wells and Barber
pocketed other $50, 200 few weeks ago;
and HartweIl loyal genius down at Brock
vile, went of between two days, with
more thousands still, oil the way TO Mas
sachusetts.-U
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

The Canadian Press.--Col. Stone, out
OF sincere regard TO his canadian friends,
occasionally reads them very wholesome
lecture in reference TO the indecent and
brutal remarks which so often appear in
their newspapers, abusing without rhyme
or reason everything apper,aining to the
people or the government OF The United
States. This will do very well for the
Colonel, inasmuch as he NAV be consider
ed IN some respects one OF them; and il he
can teach them good manners, and how
10 behave clvilly, il is doubtless his duty
TO do 50, and no one will have any right To
complain. Blu, really for ourselves we are
inclined TO say nothing about it, but let
them keep on 10 their own wav. We feel
highly gta,ifed BY these complimentary
notices rom the craven subjects Of royai-
~. We cannot consider them otherwise
than complimentary; for when they utter
what is grossly false, and what all the
world knows to be SO, IL is a confession of
how sensibly they feel that the truth as il
is would cover US with honor.-WbenI
they scold aaj snarl about our form of
government and he high degree Of freedom
which the people enjoy under its happy in
fioence il is evident to every one that they
are oaly moved by envy, snd like poor
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02

Worth seems to be comrning to his SEN
ses since he got nsulted at Kingston, u.
Canada.
Flash for .fash.-Since the L. States
Steamboat ST. Lawrence was fred into BY
the Canadian armed schooner Montreal,
Col. Worth, who is in command at Sac
ketl's Harbor, has furnished each of the
boats in The line down the river with a
guard of IL men, with directions, il fred
upon, 20 return fash for flash, and that
with ball cartridges. The precaution has
been elIectual.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02
FOR EIGN.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRIT. QUEEN
TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND-HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

LAND-HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
The Pariment was prorogued on thu
9th ult.-No business of importance was
transacted in either House, but in the
Commos new writs were ordered for TIP
perary in The room of Mr.. Shell, who has
accepted the Office of Vice President Of the
Board Of Trade, and for Manchester, in
the room Of Mr.. P. Thompson who has ac-
cepted the Office Of Governor General oil
Canada.
The Queen went inTstate TO the House
OF Lords TO close the session OF Pertinent
by speech from the throne. She travel
led in the state coach drawn BY eight cream
colored horses, with her attendants as us
ual on such great occasions.
The speech from the throne upon the
occasion consisted orltte more than mere
recapitulation of such important occur
rences, foreign and domestic, as have taken
place since the commencement Of the ses-
sion. 1t presents no topic for remark, all
The subjects to which it audes having
been already, and many of Them very re-
comfy, discussed.
1t is reported that the Russians are still
intent on the object of providing themselves
with an ample amout of specie, prepared
at moments notice TO act upon any
emergency that may by possibility arise
out OF the many important political nego-
tations in which they are at this time SO
deeply interested; but we question much
whether there is demand upon the Dutch
and German markets from this or apy
other quarter that may not be readily
enough met by the capitalists of those
countries without having recourse 10 a
check of the nature alluded to. The ar
Engagements entered into last month be-.
tween the Bank of England and the Bank
d France, however unnecessary they NAV
nave been in reality, have added so mate
1aily 10 the power o! the former as to have
endered all difficulty about the payment
If its notes out of the question. No fear
whatever can be entertained upon that
'olnt; but il is, nevertheless, of the utmost
Importance 10 the trade of the country that
he Continental exchanges should be regu- |
ated as speedily as possible Post. Sent. 9
Intelligence OF the death of Duke Will |
lam George Augustus Henry, OF Belgium.
vas received in London on 9th ult. A
eneral mourning Of months had been
rdered throughout the Duchy.
Mr.. Feargus O'Conner has been ind;ct-
d at Liverpool. No less than five true
ills have been found against him bv iurv
{ The Assizes there. He states Thai since
e left London on the l2thof August he
ad addressed the people of; Seven counties
. Scotland, and the men Of Carlisle, and
hat at each Of the meetings there were
rowded and enthusiastic assemblies. He
aid be could declare that where there was
ne milk and water Radical in Scotland
light months ago, there are now fifty de-
ermined Radicals.
There was conspiracy 10 defeat the
utilization Of the Northern Star Man
hester, Of which Dir. O'Conner wsstba
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02

BY gentleman from the neighborhood
OF Brock, we learn that at an Orange meet
ing held in that village lately, difference
arose between some members, when two
OF them were dangerously wounded in the
atfray.-Our informant states that one OF
them has since died, and the other is not
expected TO recover. So much for Orange
ism. Toronto Mirror.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02
.7rriral Of the Prisoners from England

We have had the pleasure OF several WIS.,
its from the worthy men who, after suffer-
ing privations more painful than death it.
selIfor their attachment to American lib
erty and American institutions, have re-
turned from the Dungeons of England to
behold their old comrade the inmate of an
American penitentiary, held to be fit only
10 hold fellowship with persons secluded
from society ant accused Of ho4rid crimes.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02

A treaty Of commerce has been cons = Z
between the United States and ho'r
on the basis of reciprocity, America
sells and goods are 10 pay no higher y.
IN Holland than are paid by Du'ch W
and rice versa. The treaty is 10 eo'.
IN operation ten years Bangor DF"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-02

perhaps ncvitsble under the peculiar form
of the erisiing legislature, coupled wan
the circumstances Of the countryi and The
manner in which those have been noticed
without dwelling upon them with length
ened and bitter complaint, prove, more
than any thing else, the high esteem IN
which His Exeelleney is held"
Well, let Sir John Colbofne return TO
worship his household gods with chs
bushing honors thick upon him." bedaubed
by the most nauseous praise OF those whose
instrument be was, and his acts, as those
ol Nero, will give him an Infamous I'M
mortality. His name will ever be assocla-
ted with the most barbarous cruelty-it
will never be pronounced but accompanied
by malediclions, and the curse OF the Wild
ow and the orphan will attend him where
ever he goes. Not two hours would the
thurman monster allow the virtUous Car
dlnal, TO settle some professional matters,
the want OF which has involved several
families in ruin, but this could only extorl
a smile from one who had already ruined
thousands. Let him go forever from
soil he has SO foully polluted; let him live
long enough TO repent of his naturally
barbarons propensties, and of his folly and
and weakness, that made him, with his dis
position, such a cruel scourge in The hands
of such perveFse men-the Canadian tories.
Disailection towards the Canadian gov
eminent is said to be constantly increasing,
and the more patriotic portion Of the PEG
pie are selling their property at great sac
r6ce and seeking refuge from oppression in
6 The land Of the free and the home Of the
brave" where the oppressed Of every ma
ton have always found a welcome. Shall
Canada, asks The republican philosopher,
always bow to foreign sway? Hope an
werS
"Trulh shall restore the light by nature given,
And like Prome,heus, bring the FIRE ofHeaveu.
Prone to the dust oppression shall be hurl'd,
Her name withcr'd from the world >,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

8unoesre9terung bic Station 9liidlid,
ourb ale Stllrme, @efabren uno Sdwiez
ri9feIten, tpomit fd1 unlere 3ett aus5etd1s
nete, 9eIettet bat 8on Der 06be oes Of
fentIthen 9ertrauens, bic er NIT Gedlt err
retdte, barf CT auf feline stpette @rtpdbs
lung NIT @ewiBbeit rednen--uno Gew
Ocrt loute niht unter ben Staaten fein,
Die fein 8erbieu(t gu ,pitroi9en peritehen :?
llub spelher bemofrattlte Sar9er New
Doris f6nnte untbdtis bleiben, 70 Ion9e
nod tr9eno ein 3tpeifeI ilber ote Stim,
mung ieines Staates Dorbanoen 1T?
QSlr fiigen fol9enbe slbld,dbun9 Der
prdfoentenwabl in 1910 beL bic freilid
nur pabrfheinEid, aber mad elmer m1rarz
ttciilden, auf biui9e @rilnoe 9eitlsten
Scurtbeiluns entwOrfen 1T. Sie oerbur9t
bic Natl be6 0rn. 8au Suren, 9lethpiel
pb fld) bteSppo0ticu fir eincnSancioaten
oereini9t, pber abermal6 oeren mebrcre
dufifelIt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

te (td) nun bic WenlhenmaBe, uerI1uote
9eredttsfett uno oen 0teger, alletn yere
9ebens, oenn ben @tn9an9 bepad,teu lyiz
itclen uno Sotpie MieBer. cSett fam Der
Sderlh berbep, bat I'M 9eb6r, uub befabl
Dem pobel lld, su entfcrnen, alleiu es oez
thab nlht. p!Oslth b6rte man oas @es
tdlep: Die ofentlihen Wafen,'' rpcz
rauf oas Slrlenal auf9ebrcd)en, uuo bic
@ewehre heraus9enonlmen tpurOen, no;
NIT ild bic ouf9ere9te Wen1denmage be-
'ponnete' llno 1pteoerum ein9elaBen su
tperoen oerlan9te, tpeld1es aber perwetaert
tpuroe. 9lle 8efcbIe bon benz Sderiff
Nno Der Sourt, I'm bic 9Pube tpieDer her,
5Ilteuen, tdtenen Obne Wirfuna AT fcpn.
Oa oerlteB etne: Observation-Disclosures CHthz
ter SlErerlDn) (einen Sib, uno orana trpb
0pr9ebaltenen Witclen uno Sdbeln tn Die
9ln't6itube, ipprauf ibm mebrere fpleten>
nno Die otntertblr aufltteBen, ans ipel;
der Der 0e9er feine Stuf)t bewerflteuiete
Sein Serfcl9er lief ibm nad,, uno orohe5
te thn nteoersulhieeeu, menn er nicbt lfe,
ben blte5e. Griterer puroe uun ppn Dem
tn Wutb 9eratbeuen @olfstaufen nteoerz
9eihlageu, uno Elm anberer, melcber ibnl
8cDltano leiiten pcllte, er fubr ooBelbe
ShidIal. DieIer 9umult oauerte fort
biz 8efebl 5ur Serbaftuu9 rer slufrilb brer
9e9eben wuroe. lluteroeBen mahte lid,
Der Ne9er Gus ocm Staube, uno man bat
feltoem nthts tpeiter Don ibm 9eh6rt. 9lht
bon ben Slufriihreru rpurcen arrctirt, une
mueten jeoer Sitr91daft bon 600 Sbaler
fir ihre @riheinuu9 Dor ber@purt leilten.
@ludliderpeile hat Niemano bls eeben
einsebiiBt, cb9leid mehrere 9>erlonen perz
munbet tpurben. Der "8 liter" be-
merit nch IhlieeIid, "Obi9e unonQez
nebme 9ldalre mar tpeber eiu SIbcliticnsz
nod Elm 9lnti>Nbclitipniiten 9luffano, cenn
cine 9rcBe 9lnS1bl unierer Sitr9er, tDelhe
Sbeil oarnu nabmenL llub nid)t nur fetne
9lbplitipuiifen, lcnnern ben 9runbfasen
Der Hbolitipnilten bu haus entoe8en. Gs
mar nidt Die SreYbeit ces 9te9er6 tpofiir
man ftritt--1ouoern man Iudte oas@eIeB
bes 9auoes, rem man lid, nit tootliden
Mafen, uno etner lor9lcien Nidtad,tnn9
bes eebeus Der Menlhen rpiberleBte, sl
behoupteu. M69en biejeni9en, tpcIdc Die
Shulo oieler @e,pa!tttdti9feit tra9en, er<
empIarilh beitraft tperoen. (Han. @ai.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
Oe(D! 05elb G5e(D {!

Gs ee(6itbt ni6t rft, na6 mir un1cre rttetttd,t,
ot3en Subttrbcnten an iDrc9fidbt erinnern QEir
teset tttrler germ ppraus : 5ererman rpise pc,
telttt, baB Der Nrtetter ttnts &cbnes merits ftp.
QStnn ater Seittn eit1treten, ME mir 1ie leber
tbrn felt Olpnattn errttlren mnben ntnn ttatt
pom pen Xautenccn, bic ron r1tttanniaen Gut
ftribenten unb Qpptrtrifern einlaufen fpttn, tei,
rrt6er Gent 1i6 bltden laBt, ndbrenp mir bod
ta9ta9lieb alle f6were Qus9attn etnes tebeuterben
Gefhaftes su bettreiten bahen-ba reiBt menfebltz
dc @ebulp - "a Dhrpe einetn Gnsel Die 8epulr
retBtn, unp nptD9ttr1n9en (ebcn mir urs 9cstpun,
gen, cine Dcr3serrctbenpe Nprellatpn an Die Ser
ren Sautnfeltgen er8eben ;n laBen.
ltnb tpenn tbr xbranen Dobt, tertitet eun,
Ste tcsunp su per9ieBen
8elebter ritdtfanbtse 9utftribtnten ST eud
oas SrrN6port ni6t feeannt, caB Sruder ni6t
rcn QDinbe eten tonnen, tpte Die Gr9clpfeifen il,
her &trbe QDir bitten tu6, bentt eit,,nal pa,
ritter na6, tpie Dr ftlblen tplrbet, tpcnn tbr fp
Jabr aus, Sobr eittt arteitett uttb ouf 3e,aDluna
Dptfen unp Barren mbtet, bag tDr f6tpar, tperpcit
m66tet -tpabrenp aIlpietpeil Elm .9eer 8eper, il,
Gettalt ppnp apitrmillcrn, Intenmaebern, ,Yu6z
tfaben9irBcrn, ttnp Dem 9an3er Qnban9fe( Der ct
ecteras euerSisden Subtfan; auffr1ben. OleDnet
ibr nibt, 70 ein Suttanb Der 9inse nttBte eudb
sienlieb ma9er inaden : DID ia! 2Scnn IS eudb
10 9ien9e, tpilrbet iDr ,pic S4atten in Dem &C.,
ItVulttSeH &ClEtpUEF euTcE Jutt[IpetE ulnDerfpCH>
reln, nnb jepen Nu9entliot t.trer ,ettli9en 1uf6s
flung ent8e9cu feben inilBtn.
Slun feDt, 70 9ebt es 1lts tutt, 9eebrte Stnfz
tfanai9e. QSir arbeiten fir end, uno tbun ts
germ: aber iDr pltet uns aud fir unre Nrbeit be-
5abltn. SDr Datt picllcibt im g int, bies ju tbut
-aber wcsDot tDut iDr's niebt mic es ltb stb6rt
mic iDr pureb Qnertennun9 un(erer Sepin9un9en
cueb perp1tbtet Datt? QEie lan9e (cllcn mir aud
a,tf bas - q II II rparten.
&pmmt, tc,nnt, nabt bcm @paS Cit Gnbe,
51Dlt cnre 9lnttf6nbe mic es fit 9eb6rt, 1Inp trz
trent pas Q1rj Der armen Oruter, banit IS ct6
rpbl rr8eDe, 1lno tbr lan9e fctet auf Grpcn.
Sebt, mas bitten mir ereb ntbt fp fb6n, ttitb
mod paju tint Das, mas uns prn Stebtsnt9ett
9tb6rt. III, bas nadbt eub f6anrotb! ttlcr
.0erj 1T Serlbrt, tbr tc6t bic .6anb in benGelpz
fat Sp tits redbt. Se5ablt, tnb bann tptrb
Der 9crtpurf nidt mebr ouf eudb laten, roB ibr
bic 3ettun9 SaDrclan9 lest, pDnc bic Sruttr 3lt
tcfrieoen.
sitldttanrt9er, fppDntt bu pieGei9t lit btr Ser
nc 9bcDl, 70 seDe 5u retnen1 9)pftmetfter fprid
5u ibm: !" 0crr, ib tin metnem Oru6er fp rnp
70 rtel fAulct9 bier 1T pas 8elb, !6err; nun
ftpo 70 gut, nrp fbitt es neinem ariner, ebrlls
6cn Sru6er.' Sas rirb bann rtin ppttmeitter
NIT treupi9cr Gefallt9tett tbun, unb pir 1T bic
9rcBc 0etptbenslatt pom -0alfe.
QBtr tpcllcn bic efes &apittel enbctt. Glantt nur,
lietcr Sanmfelistr, ts fallt uns eritaunli6 fhper
eine Belle ilter ben 8e9enttanp rilttfanb9cr
Sutferiptions8clper su fAretten, nnb forge bes'
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
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