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For the Pilot
Awake, German Democratic Wings We
were called on to support the present adminisra-
ton from the time we first stepped loot on the
American shores; and, believing that the Wings,
as we were told through the columns of po-
luted press, were in favor of king, We took
sides Immediately against the Wing party but
now that we have had time for calm and sober
reflection, we are flocking under the standard of
Harrison and Tyler; knowing full well that Cen
Harrison, who has fought 50 many battles for his
country. can never be in favor of any thing
which has a tendency to bring about kingly
government; and that we have been most
grossly deceived respecting the great Wing par
" of this country, which goes heart and soul for
our present constitution and laws, and against
every usurpation of power on the part of the fed
eral executive. The Wings believe that is dan
gerous. in the extreme, to the great mass Of the
peonle And our present rulers are strongly in
| favor of having the monetary affairs under the
! control ofhe executive, and for standing army;
| and then the Germans might bid farewell to lib
| erty. Then let every German who has never ex-
| ercised the iuestimable right of giving to whom
he chooses the right of controlling the destineS of
this hitherto great aud happy nation, pause and
weigh well these important matters; for, depend
upon it, the time has come when a reformation in
the rulers of our country must be made. And we
have no doubt that all that is necessary is to give
The people the truth. and nothing but truth, and
we shall soon see this country going on in pros
peritv. ONE OF THE People.
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HOWARD DISTRICT.

At a meeting of the young Wings of Howard
district in Anne Arundel county, held pursuant
to notice at Browns hotel, Elicott'S Mills, on
Wednesday, Odd April, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to meet The National Convention 10
be held in Baltimore on the 4th of May next, Dr.
William w. Watkins was called to the chair,
and l.. r. Mills and J. P. Ellicou appointed Sc
crearies.
The object Of the meeting having been stated
tosthe chair, on motion Of Samuel Brown, Esq.
committee of nine was appointed to draw up re-
solutions and nominate 10 this meeting, dele
gates to represent the district in said Convention.
The following gentlemen constituted the COM
mittee: Samuel Brown of John R., L. R. Mills,
VIM. H. G. Dorsey, Charles II. Howard, Samuel
Carr, J. Mercer, VIM. Hollifed, Fl. B. Childers,
and Charles Waltemer-who retired and repor-
ted The following preamble and resolutions to the
meeting, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas the Wing young men of the Union
have determined to hold grand National Con-
venlion on the 4th of May next, in the city of
BALTIMORE and whereas it is the desire of the
young Wings of Howard District to respond to
the invitation to unite in the same, with The most
hearty good Wll-the best manifestation oftheir
concurrence in the call made upon them; it is
hereby
Resolved, That delegation, consisting ofl5O
be appointed to represent Howard District in the
Young Mems National Convention, to be held in
Baltimore on Monday, 4th May.
Resolved That the following named gentle
men compose committee of arrangements for
the purpose Of organizing said delegation, pre-
paratory to their joining the procession in Balti-
more: Samuel Brown of .Tuhn r.. DR.. WIN. w.
Watkins, Dr. Ridgely, J. p EIlicot, William
HoIlfeld, VIM. Il. G. Dorsey, Jacob Braden-
baugh.
The following resolutions were offered by Mr..
Williams, and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the members of this conven-
tion, in the absence of district newspaper, be
requested TO circulate in their respective neigh
boThoods the proceedings adopted by this conven-
ton.
Resolved, That the Wing young men be re-
quesed to form Harrison associations in such
places in How ard District as will afford suitable
accommodation for the same.
Resolved, That the proceedings ofthis conven-
ton be published in the Wing papers of Balt-
more and in the Annapolis Republican.
VIM w. WATKINS, Chairman.
L. R. MILLS, secretarios
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The loan of 100000 authorized by the extra ses-
sion of the Pennsylvania Legislature and which the
Governor was authorized to negotiate for the imme-
date wants of that State, has been offered to the
Banks in Philadelphia.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-27

WANTED.-Severai competent persons TO act as
agents for this paper None need Apply unless they
are well recommended.
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ssBRITISH WHICHEVER party is driven to
scurrility or alsehood, it is proof of bad cause
When men claiming the confidence of others resort to
tricks to deceive them, it is proof that they them
selves believe that the truth will not their pur
pose Patriotism consists in love Of ones country
1t prompts men submit to loss for the public good
No man acts without motive, and hence, if the old
pure minded honest Democrats will think but for
moment none of them will believe that there IS any
party in this country who whould sacrifice single in
erest in it, for the purpose of advancing foreign
power Who is there that believes the Wing party
of this country is British party Who believes
that the Wings would njure their own government
10 benefit the British government D.? No Yet
this is the charge made by the corrupt partsans ofthis
administration. No supposes that even they have
any other object than to obtain the emoluments of Of
ice-to live upon the people; and yet, with how
much more truth might they be called the enemies
of their own country. Do they not makewar upon
every thing that is dear to us
We would ask the decent, the honest Democrats,
who have permitted themselves to be carried on by
the current how they reconcile it to themselves to
follow after such men, 1t has been lot to be plac-
ed where we were compelled to know them We
know that they are dishonest, and unfaithful we
know that they are cold hearted false hearted selfish
intriguers; who would take any side that would
enable them to live the spoils of office. Is it not
time that an honest man, who is above suspicion,
should come in to overlook their accounts and report
upon what they have done /?
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T Rgrg, y =: GGGDs' Secretaries.
COMMITTEE or REJECTION

The committee have taken parlour at The
Euaw House, corner of EGaw and Baltimore
streets, where they will attend on Friday, the
first, Saturday, the second, and Monday, the
fourth of May, for the purpose Of welcoming
their political brethren who may come TO tie
city on mission Of patriotism and public spirit,
and Of otherwise carrying out the instructions
under which they act.
A. w. BRADFORD, Chairman.
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We learn from the New York Star, that the pro
pretors of the site of the late National Theatre, in
tend to erect dwelling houses thereon, during the a
preaching summer.
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WANTED I1'l'E BOYS 70 saLl the Tippeca
noe Text Book and Pilot. Apply at this office, No
II, Water st.
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DEmARARA.-The Guiana Times says-"No-
thing but rapid and large influx of emgrants
into the country, can save it from the most seri-
Gus evils, or more correctly speaking from entire
ruin"
On the 9Th ut. two delegates from the United
States who arrived at Demarara in January,
sailed for Grenada Their object was to ascer-
tain the advantages of British Guiana and Trim
idad, compared with those of the United States,
or the free settlement of Liberia as a place of
residence for their prosecuted brethren. The
sum ofI1500 had been RENTED by the Emigra-
ton Society to New York, for the purpose Of Sc
curing many as possible of the persons in ques-
ton.
One hundred and emigrantS sixty arrived at
Demarara from the LIST to the 10th March. The
industrious habits of the new corners, it was
supposed, would have good effect upon the
mass of the laboring population, who had e.
yinced much laziness and fckeness in their va
rious employments.
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Thos. e Bruce, Esq. the Wing candidate, has
been elected Mayor at Hartford
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TIPPECANOE CLUB No. 1.-You will meet at
Digs Gate yictory's) Hotel, THIS (Monday) E.
vENING, 9th inst at o'clock Persons DESTROYS
tend A distinguished friend of the cause will adj
dress the meeting. By order,
apR7 ADAM L. MCLEAN, Rec See'y.
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Indiana Treasury .Notes.--The treasury
notes, authorised TO be issued by law of the
last Legislature. are now preparing and will be
issued in few days. They will then be paid
out to contractors with as little delay as posi-
BILE. As they will form something like local
currency, it will be highly desirable that they
should be kept from depreciation, if possible
With view 10 this object, it is hoped that bu-
siness men every where will be disposed to give
them currency BY taking them literally. Ii 1t
should be found, however, after giving them a
fair, full, and impartial trial, that they will not
answer the purpose for which they were IS
sued, we hesitate not to believe that some inca
sure will be adopted by the wisdom of the next
Legislature, which shall effectudlly prevent our
citizens from loss, and relieve the state from
the odium which must attach TO her from the
circulation of an Improbable and deprecated
issue of treasury paper.
The amount OF treasury paper authorized to
be issued is 100000 dollars. There are two
denominations only-5s and Sos. 100000 dol.
lars of each. The five dollar bills are redeem
able in one year. Both will bear per cent.
interest from date.-Indiaaa Journal.
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MORE GOOD NEWS FROM McHIGAN.-A postscript
in the Detroit Advertiser of late date says-"In
preceding columns, give glowing records of the
progress Of the good cause. In addition, en-
abed to add, that in Perrysburgh-on the old Battle
Ground of Fort Meigs-the Harrison ticket has tri-
umphed by overwhelmed majorities-tAaee to one !!
In Toledo, too were the Wing Mayor elected by
merely u majority few weeks ago, we are verbal
" informed that Wings have majority of over
.fftg ! Who can doubt such demonstrations of the
popular will :"
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YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL COIJVEN-
TION.-At meeting ofthe Committee of Ar
engagements on Monday Evening, the following
resolutions were passed and ordered to be pub
lished
Resolved, That all Wing strangers who may
be in the city on the fourth day of May next,
are respectfully invited &c join in the Procession
of the Young Mems National Convention, by pla-
cling themselves under the banners of their re-
Spectiye States.
Rss0Iued. That the Wings ofthis city be, and
they are hereby requested 10 close their places of
business on the fourth day Of Nav next
T. YATES, WALSH, Chairman.
J J W WWooDs' }secretaries.
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A. w. BRADFORD, Chairman.
JOSHUA JONES. Secretary.

ELEVENTH WARD.-The members Of the
committee of reception from the Eleventh Ward
inform their Wing friends of this ward that, by a
resolution of the committee of Reception, all
those who feel inclined, through patriotic or hos
pitable motives, to open their houses to their
brethren of the Union, are requested to give no.
tice to the members of the committee from their
ward, how many their convenience will enable
them to accommodate. Any communication adj
dressed to either or both oflhe undersigned will
be gladly and thankfully received. No time is
information, 10 enable them to Judge how many
Of our friends can depend upon The hospitality Of
our city
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"HUGE PAWS."-A correspondent of the Thorn
aston (Afe) Republican, written from Cincinnati,
about Gen. HarEson's farm, Switch is said to be in
fine state of cultivation" adds-''I was told that
he was often seen following the plough or with a
rake or other implement of husbandary in his hands
engaging in all the business Of farmer from morn
ing till night have heard it remarked that it was
his temperate active, and industrious habits that pre-
served to- him much vigor vyacity, and clearness
of mind His hand bore evidence of his laboring in
the field It in perfect contrast to the little, soft,
delicate, silken had of Mr.. Van Buren,, who, | sup
pose, would shudder at the taught of taking hold of
plough
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ggMAY FAlR--The ladies of The Scholar
ship Society propose to hold their Ar,naal Fay
in the Saloon o. The Law Buildings, on FRIDAN
AND SATURDAY, the LIST and I'd of May, and
to continue the sale on MONDAY the 9TH of
May. The one-haf of the proceeds will be APP
aid in the building of the church of the Assem-
sion, in the Western part Of the city.
A large assortment ofuseful and fancy articles
is in preparation, and tho managers hope that
their charitable object will receive a liberal
share Of pnfic patronage.
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The French brig of war Dunois arrived at New
Orleans on the 9th inst. from Havana via Matamoras
and Tampico The federalists are compelled to re-
treat before Gen Arista, who is in pursuit with
eInerior force.
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Gloucester, Fa.-The Wings Of this county
have held meeting and adopted spirited re
solutions ia support Of Harrison and Tyler
They pledge themselves to all honorable efforts
to promote the great Republican measures-a
Presidential term of foar years only-non-
interference in elections by Federal olfice-hold-
ers-and a general and unsparing reform in
every department of the government.
The following gentlemen were appointed
delegates to the Wing Young Mems Conven-
ton, viz:
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richard P Jones,
Robinson Nelson, Geo. B. TaIalerro DR.. VIM.
TaIifaerro, IT. John T. Seawell, Geo. E. Tabb,
Richard Coke, jr. John R. Cary, Windham
Kemp, Warner t. Taliaferro, VIM. 2. Smith,
Alexander G. I'aa(erro, and Augustine w.
Robbins
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GERMAN TlPPEcANOE CLUB.
GERMAN TIPPECANOE CLUB.
At the meeting of the German Tippecanoe
Club, the following gentlemen were appointed
officers of the Club:
GEORGE KAYLOR, President
Ell. SCHULENBERG,( w. n1.,.,.
A. ROSTER,
v. SATTLER, J Secretaries.
H. SOUTH 0e'iea'e'

After which, the following gentlemen were APP
pointed to represent the Club at the Young Mems
National Convention: G. Kaylor, J.Abbes, William
berg, M Roessbug, G. Hireh, F. Elterman, w. C.
viii, A. LANCE, A. Henry, C. Simon, F. Crown
field, ]. Weiss, Geo. Meyer, w. Hilberg, A. Roster,
w. Burke, G. Schminhe, P. Southkopf, f. K Hams,
Clyon Hollen, S. believe, HI. Stounh, Phi. Wild, A.
Pracht, J. Betchel, John Hack, w. Brodbeck, J.
Miller, H r. Hoifmeister, J. Marceile, c. Simmer,
c. Peters, J. Bauer, G.. Lindeman. ap27
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THOMAS G. PITTS.

IJTWELFTH WARD.--The first Bali
more Tippecanoe Club will meet as usual, al lis
rooms, at NJ. Clark's tavern West Market ST., on
Monday evening next, the 9th at 7 10 O'Clock.
Every Wing in the ward who has not yet enrol
led himself as member of the Club, is earnestly
requested to attend and become member thereof.
AS the Marshas for the Club WILDE appoint
ed, and a suitable badge adopted at this meeting,
it is hoped there will he full and early attend
ance.
VIM. P. STEWART Pres't.
JOHN R. PIPrR Sec'ry
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-12-09
G,roGe 6arri(onSy Sye(flicbfett.

Ter glcrreid,e Siea, meldier neuIid pcn
Der DenUfratie esS gancss liber 16csrdlis.
mns erriinaen ipurce, iclI pcti ben Temrfra'
ten pcn ecda rno 9icrtbamptcn aiif cine
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fur 200 perfCnrn ipirb ron Der glncrpuurigs,
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nebuen
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bon slllentaun jigsgcn iein wirc. esleidfalte
tclro bic grcee 9Ilientauner 6ancns, eer lcge,
nannte "S a bp 10 fer" ,ugcgen Irisi, unc
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9(lIentauner Tir' ilno 9luGia
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fon's SIeiterlfchr.
Sacpb 9. Yoae.
bat bciidntig auf S,anc, Elm ans9erebntre
enforcement pen mcbi9en Sur nno
Geirenrn S0litcn,
pcn eiucr pcr,ilglhcn Gualitdt; aud, hat
er fi;rstCb IN gierpcrf uno philaeelpbid Elm
grcees enforcement prn &appen eiitge,
fauft, ipOruntsr idl tcfneen:
Otter Jtappen. Sur Zeal. 9iutrr. WS'
Trat. Gonep, fc,pie aud, ale gIrten Ind'
Harpn fur yRdnuer nno Snaben.
Eufe 6appeu fRo pcu einer gutcu Suns
Iitdt uuo ipereen 81 ben etli9ltrn prejien
uerf1uft.
SinnHeute uuo 9htoere, bic beim Gjrceeu
fnufvn, merocn ee IN ihrem @crtheil finotu,
lei ibm onSurufea unb filr fidl ieIblt ~ ur'
bciler.
ssuhradler I'M Qdnte mereen inter ben
bilIigltcn NecinquuQeu nit Jceer lrt Nlicn
3rinminge, H. { ~. psrieher.
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9lllentnun, Sctetcr q. la--bp
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! '8ecinguneeil. c n.

3eituiig ipiro jecen Waittmcef nui
x'Msm 9rrHsn Slipcr'9lcpuI Scaru, nit aaii,
"etien Sdriftrn, terniisgracben.
esr Snblrripticns,preis ilfrinTbafer
oeS Sabre, III BcrausbetabIuno.-
Sm Sal eits nidbt geldieht, 10 werSen Gin
xnalst s.a allc ftnf nno lpau;s @ents anaes
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D'ehate all9encmmfn, uno fpiuer fann Die
Ss,lulI9 oufgeben, bis ale 9ildilinee parauf
abbe5ahIt IIno. ""'
NFtal'ntmldlnn9er, ipeId,e elm 8erecf
uuemadlen, peroeu oreimdI fir einsn 9bdIer
e.hgefudt mo fur jece fernere @inrlidund
ant nno spln,i9 9ente - GIr6eere mad,
SerhdItuie w
Itelenl9e wcIde bic 3eitliug init tcr pclt
ootlir be,ahten.
que Briefe an ben 6erdnsaeber mhIIen
peffrei elnaeCduot lpercsu, lcnlt tperSen
a'e iltdbt altfgcpcmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-12-09
81 q t6rtCb t.

Ncrtf1mptcn g'arf, SuuD "a. 1910.
Sintemae1 ser 6rsibrtef Der 9ortbamps
on Banf, errid1tft in Ter Stabt 2tllsntdun,
dcetbiu ToribamptoH) in ped)a @auutO, I'M
S5taat 'peuuhIpauien, nit eiilem auteriGrten
@opital pcu sl25, 900, Oen peIthem 1914 ,6s5
3hdler euGeinRlt fnb, bic i'm Sabre uniers
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Heehalb
gSiro Sitdridt bierniit geacben SnfOl9e
Der @cnftlltion uub cen Gjciceen Der 9fes
publIt ron penndIpnpien, bad Der pref'
bent Hno i,wectpre erid9ter Sanf gSiIens
fno bic Fitie G5ricboctung erlaoter 9fe,
pGblif III eriudeH ben eriaQten Srebrief
sn erwetrn, une beu CAPITALIZED crfa9ter
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redbtigt, auf $4,000 81 ermeitcru @s
pire wfper on benz 0amen, Iitel cher eds
&c Der Bauf cine 2bdnperung perlangt.
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Wstttwocb, pen 9tcn Detcmtcr 1910
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grfineer eines 9lrrmatlIdfu 3ahn 3elgCe,
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te pcIiiiur befcnmen, nno eie 8aumen ocm
gecrbnt &c. befreit erhaIten peresn. Sine
eiusiae llrebe rirp rem Stdufer ren Der gnten
@qenldlaft es6dben iiberiengeii
ii. q. Elm jeeer ppt III nit etr 9lameues
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-12-09
6arrtic,t-Tef.

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3ann'd,ip, Vedla @altntD, ilnb hermit freunb,
id,aftIid, uno brnoerIid, cinse'aocu auf
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G5ccrge Steiil,
SNus. nno Gafnlrmad,er.

tHIF WV N-<Nb hANN1Ntf
Wndt hermit ieinen 6reuueen uuo einem
aecbrtru publifum befannt, hnB eF cbi9es
@5eid,dft ncd an ieinem nlten StdnerIab, in
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9Irt unb ~ ben blIiafen preiicn perieben.
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IidIen Irsileu.
Eanfbar far 9eucfenc Gurblhaft, bofFt
er auf einC Sprtcauer oerleibeu.
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SOTO @ellarffflleen!

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tags llnl llhr, fcH all benz Soaule pcn
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9tirDs init Sdlrct auegeihcsen meroen.
lEcsu ale Shn6en in Der 9idbe uHo
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-12-09
Slortba,nptc,l S5anf.

9scuenter 3. 1870.
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Sfcdhalter cnsr lire mhorig bepcllnbtbtigs
ten gIgtntcn anehcsabIt reroen fell
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$50. 40.
OefentlicGe 9cnrll.

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1ct ouf 6ifenhidier 8sntu cerfauft merbcu,
ouf benz TlaBe bes ilnterlthriebenen, IN Neis
celterg 9ouuldip, ged'd GauutD, penn 81
inoer uidt enrd privdtbarbei oerfauft pirr,
so. l.
Cine ecrreflihc WidblmiIbIe, ecn
Stein srbant, erei Stcd bed, nit prei paar
Sieiue, iiberid,ldgtig gebaut, nit siuem 10
Yne beheH Wab. Serner iugIetd1 eiiic
s1Sz9A Sdg- mo g'clImiihle, nebif
Ma tEI eiuem sneiiltfi9ten Blcfs
qpehubanie udhe eabei. Eos oa.
su gsborige eano betrdgt lG gIdr uno 14U
9lutheu. 1aranf beftneet id) ein portreflis
der 8aumgarteil uno cine Slcdlfcuer. Gie
lluhle piro eurdI ben Serbian gttrieben nub
liegt in einer lebbaften, gctratereiden er'
genb; belonters bietet bic BonmiIbie eiucn
reidihen Grtrae bar, ba ouf eiuem llmfreis
ie pen 10 Wlelen lid, feine teiineet. GieicS
@igenthum grdnit an vano pen Scecb 9lanS,
9acob Srigu9er uuo 9lneere.
0fc. 2.
Gin gtid ccrtre1flidl nclahne, cbenfauS
in ermelretem Soeioclber0 Iaun(d,ip gele0en,
tetrdgeno 2 gder NIB 81 0lutbeu, grdnScne
at edno ocn Qehn Meter, Hntsn Dunidtr,
jr. Dlidael Raudj uno 2Ineere.
9tc. 3.
Gin autercs Stud fclJlano, gcie0eu IN
Qcwhia 5nnnfd,ip, Zelda @iuniD, snthdlteuo
. 9Ider uuO 1913 yutbcu, grduseno an eana
non elias Nolcnbad, 0anIel ebert mo
2,uoere.
8orber beldlrietens5 @igentbum fam iu
icser 3ev pcn SauFultigen bclehcu mercsp,
Iwenn man iid) eel llnteIlhretenen meloet,
Der Ger Gl9ner 1T uno barauf wobnt.
Syacob G6neioer.
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