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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30

B. w. Mallory was examined before H. 4,
yesterday, on the charge, duplicating III, s;.ayor'
fraud by which funds Of the Bank of Vrs;a; !" TIE
enbezzled, and acquitted Many Wines. we're
evidence 10 the case. Counsel for III 49, gave
Messrs. b. Watkins Leigh, James Lyon. ~ e
g. Scott; for the prosecution, none.- p,rJ. ~ n,
Compiler, Of ApriE23 '0Aa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30

Whole vote, Of the county 272-Stephenson's ma.
jority, over Lucas, no orthington's majority
over Taylor, l54.
! BY the above, it will be seen that the Wing ma
lority has increased than 100 votes. since the
election Of 1889. This will do until November
next.
Charlestown, Harpers- Ferry, and Smith6ed, all
did hobly yesterday-bu, Shepherds Town has CO.
vered herself with glory from head 10 foot.
! In FaEpERicK the vote stsnds-for Conrad, 500
FOR opie $50 majority for opie Co. For the House
OF Delegates Gather, (w) CO., Mason, (W) 543,
Wood (Loco) CO... Byrd tLoco) 662. The casting
vote of the Sheriff was given to Gather, (Whg)
! CLARKE-opie's majority over Conrad 10.
OJ-Thc exact majority for Conrad is %.
From the Richmond Wh,g-ApriI "a.
RICHMOND CITY.
Wyndham Robertson, (Whig,) 4l9
james Bosher. Il. F.) 81
Thomas Richie, -" | SO
Wing majority, 566
HENRICO COUNTY.
McRae, (W) Reins, ID
Court House (compete,) 423 2l6
Short Pump, (complete) Cd 81
New Market, not completely 10 So
500 329
Mc9aes majority, far as heard from, ia, the
largest Wing majority ever given in the couhiy.-
The votes at the two precincts exhausted at
the time heard from, and Nc Rae's majority cannon
be much essened. if at oil. MIR. Reins was quite
sanguinr and had gagged matters nicely, that he
predicted his majority at from Is to %. He made
speech at The close, and aseribed his defeat chief
~ TO tho standing army IA most sufficient
Nj McRae'. majority in 1889, was tCeaty eight
AccoMAe.-In this county there is a great con.
test between Pin (Whgj and Baily, (who is an i'm
practicable letter received in this city, says,
that al Pongoteague precinct yesterday, at three
o'clock p m. Pitt 40 votes ahead of Baily.-
The contest will be close. No opposition to Crop
per (Whig. )-Bdh. Pat.
LoUDoUE CoUsTr.-Returns from districts in
Loudoun county give PAT for the Wing ticket; 70
for the Loco Foco ticket. No doubt of the cleo
ton Of the Wing candidates.
TowN OF PRTERsBURo For the House of Del
egates there was no opposition to Judge May, the
former Wing delegate.
Extract Of letter. dated
BERRYvILLE, Clarke county, Va,
April %, 1910.
Tkis day has been one of great interest through
out Virginia, aud We are happy to say there has
been very great change for the better, in old
Clarke She hus only given majority of ten for
the Administration, when last spring it was forty.
We shall have a Wing Senator, and, hope,
Wing Legislator from this district. Capt Gard
ia only eighteen votes behind Burwe and
he will run th,uy ahead in Warren. The Wings
are in fine spirits.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30

Van Doren and Fryatt, Wings, elected by an
average majority OIL
The returns do not show the strength of the
Wing party. The Administration party put forth
their strongest men, and calculated with full conf
dence upon the election Of Capt. Burns. They
would not doubt, but that his personal popularity
would carry to his support sufficient number OF
Wing votes to elect him. We doubt whether any
man in Berkeley, enjoys or deserves greater por-
ton OF the good will OF his ellowcitzens, and this
was manifested by the number of Wing votes Civ
to him withheld from his opponents. But
the mass of his Wing friends and relatives, their
honor be it told, determined that the present, was
not time TO sacrifice their country personal feel
ings.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Gallant little Morgan. after having been in pos
session Of the Goths and Vandas for years, has re-
deemed herself, and entwiued around her brow, u
wreath of unfadng laurels Here is the account
she gives of herself
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30

g5'The following names. contained in the list Of
Delegates of last week, We're incorrectly printed =
Thomas I. Wysong, Jehu S. Burns, and Hugh f..
McGaughy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30
Baltimore, April 81

FLouR--Sales Of Howard Street lour W., nd
made freely from Stores on Saturday at $40 81
early this morning several small transactions a.
place at the same price. Holders have s', "a ~,
vanced their rates, and now asking ssea
generally, but no sales Of consequence nav On
made There has been considerable hqO" !a.r.
the article today and 81 rs has been iree'y ;i;ns.
ed and refused Some holders manifest r,.st
ness to sell at $4,8l but buyers declining ,iacs.
them al this rate no transactions have ta"e ssss
We quote the receipt price at F4'o@s'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30

The Bank Of Virginia is strensther;r- = :.
Il received yesterday $4,000 in specis as'eii
North The writer would add tha, there !. .ion she
smallest necessity for uneasiness among sas
rested in either its stock or its notes on me
the defaleatiou Of the late Teller Its q
GAP 100, and if even its loss should turn a., 80
what it is at present supposed TO be. (Which
hoped Is rather exaggerated, } the Bari IN, y
have capital Of upwards Of So 600 o0o - seal
considerable surplus thar was held over = "lsa a
any contingency in the way Of loss" SOFes
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30

CATrLE.-About 200 head of Beef Cattle were
offered Monday, aud all sold at 81 to 81 so per
cwt. for good quality, which is about the same as
ast week. few head of inferior were sold at So
The native American., 1840-06-20

DklLY VALUE OF SUNsH FNE.-THo. value
of the agricultural products of the United
States cannot be less than 500 millions annnN
ally. The perfection OF this depending ON
the weather Of four months, June, Jaly,. Aa,A
gust and September, or about la0days. Every
one knows that without sunshine the drops.
would be failure either partially or totally :
and hence we can estimate its average daily
value at about four millions Of dollafs. There
can be no doubt, that considering the nature
of the previous weather the oeaa.lini weather
preceding the Goth Of July added frosn oen to-
fifteen millions daily TO the valae Of our agri-,
cultural products; yet like many othen good
things, the very commences of this invaluable
and powerful agent, causes it to be overlook
ed, and its results nndervalued. Without sun
shine the earth would soon become another
chaos, destitute of order without form and
Void GeRassee Farmer.
The native American., 1840-06-20
From the SouiherW Literary Messengsr.
TANZAS.

\
IT'S SWEET WHEN DAILY LADoa o'za
IT'S sweet when daily labor Ger
And all is calm and free,
TO tread old Oceans sounding shore,
And list the nurmuring sea.
To catch tie low winds funeral sigh
Above where thousands aloep--
And hear the sea- birds lonely cry
Upon the far-oF deep!
And when OH Deaths dim. shadowy shore.
At lfe's faint twilight driven
Calm let us view the waters DER,
And boldly launch for Heaven
IT'S SWEET AT EVENINGS TRANQUIL N0U1.
IT'S sweet at Evenings tranquil hour,
When all is hushed and still,
So seek some favorite haunt or bowerr
And muse at silent will.
No doubts distract, no fears annoy,
To yex the peaceful breast;
But all is pure and quiet Joy,
Mid slumbering Natures rest!
And oh, when earthly cares shall cease,
AT life's still evening close
How sweet to leave Earth's bower in peace
Fos Heavens secure repose
No more to sigh meath Griefs control
From friends no more 10 sever
While the celestial ages roll
For ever, and for ever! c.w. T..
The native American., 1840-06-20
TO A YOUNG LADY ON HER MARRIAGE


by EDWARD FITZGERALD.
They tell me, gentle lady,
That they deck thee FIR q bride,
That the wreath is woven for thy hain
The bridegroom by thy side:
And think hear thy fathers sigh,
Thy Mothers camer tone.
AS they give thee to another's arms
Their beautifll-their own
never saw a bridal
But my eyeid hath been wet,
And II always seemed to me, ~
As though ajoyous croud were met
To see the saddest sight Of all.
A gay and girlish thing
Lay aside he r maiden gladness
For name-and for ring.
And other cares will claim thy thoughts,
And other hearts thy love,
And gayer friends may be around,
And brighter skies above:
Yet thou, when Fbehold thee next
May'st wear upon thy brow,
Perchance, mothers look of care,
For that which decks it now.
And when / think how often
have seen thee with thy mild
And lovely look, and step Of air,
And bearing like chi'a,
o how mounful!y, how mournfully,
The thought comes Ger my brain,
When think thou ne'er may.st,be that free
And girlish thing again.
would that as.my heart dictates,
Just such might be my lay,
And my voice should be voice Of mirth.
And music like the May;
But it may not be within my breast
All frozen are the springs,
The murmur dies upon my lip
The music on the strings.
But voice is floating round me.
And 1t tells me Of thy rest;
That sunshine shall illume thy path,
Thatjoy shall be thy guest;
That thy life shall be summers day.,
Whose evening shall go down,
Like the evening in the eastern clime,.
That never knows frown. /,
The native American., 1840-06-20
Pc
From The London Morning Post.
SHE IS THINE.

She is thine, the word is spoken,
Hand 10 hand, and heart to heart,
Though all other ties be broken,
Time these bonds shall never part;
Thou hast taken her in gladness,
From the affairs holy shrine,
Oh ! remember, in her sadness,
She is thine and only thine.
In so fair a temple never
Aught of i'll can hope 10 come,
God will strive, and striving ever,
Make so pure shrine its home;
Each the others love possessing,
Say that care should crown thy brow.
She will be to thee blessing,
And shield to her be thou.
The native American., 1840-06-20
.rinted by Dunn = E,ter for the N. A. Association.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

fol year, 80 80 in advance,
SO 90 if paid at the end of three months For sir
months 81 so in Advance. Advertisements inserted a,
the usual rates.
All letters relating to the pecuniary interests Of the Pa
per to be addressed postage paid, to the Publishers
rected, postage paid, to the Editor ohs Natus Aasrican
Those subscribers for year, who do not give notice OF
her wish to have the paper discontinued at the end OF
their year. will be presumed as desiring t continuance
ued at the option of the publisher
The native American., 1840-06-20

The WEE AND MoTnER.-As> g mother
we behelda woman in her hottest character-
as the nurse of innocence-as the cherisher Of
the first principles of the mind-as the guar
dian Of an immortal being who will write up
on the records of eternity how faithfully she
has fulfilled her trust.
: In assuming this newand'impes
tant Office she does not necessariaAy les any
of the charms which have beautif40.he char
acter before. She can still be tender le&1H
delicate, refined and cheerful as when, oNaSI
devoted to the happiness of those asoHnd
affectionate, judicious, dignifsd, and intellkc-
tual, as when a girl only while this new love-,
deep as the very wells Of life, miagles. with
the currentsof her thoughts and feelings Civ
ing warmth and intensity to all, witheaiT ina+
pairing the force or purity Of any,
The native American., 1840-06-20

ship Saluda arrived New York second of June after
tyegh days from Liberia Several letters received
Colony Wepubsh following BuoHANANs
Dispatches the exclusion Of other interesting mate Repository
The native American., 1840-06-20

MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK, edited Boz,
M with numerous illustrations by George Cattermoie
and Humboldt Browne and portrait of the author &C
tualy received and for sale at W. M. MoRRlsoN'S
Hotel Mays
The native American., 1840-06-20

N7AvERLY NOvELS-REDGAUNTLET fur
w ther supply Of the cheap edition of the Waverly
Novels this day received and for sale by
w. N. MORRISON,
May 4doOrs west Of Browns Hotel.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09
&cncrnI WpiaS

Ste Sermilthun9 Der Spanier nit
Snrtanertnnen III SuenpSs9lpre5 uno
@btlt bat 5lpet merflpliroi9e Stamme
erSeu9t Ole @aubpS til Den Iampas
Der ar9entinii6en Gepublit unp Die
@jualoS in Den Soohebenen Don @bilt.
<hn freiathmeno, pernc9en uno
ra6iu6ti9 ift Der 8au6o ; olle 9Selt
balt ct fir ieines9let6en. gu Dferbe
nur nil CT (i6 riibren; Oiann uno
8bter iGnb 9let6iam nit chamber Der.
ma6fen. cSm mahren Sinne bes
QSortS III Der @au6o eth Gentleman.
Scr @ualo ba9e9en bat ptellei6t nod
mcbr @efdNfli6feit Su Nferbe abcr
CT balt li6 fir 9erin9er, ais pcr iibrioe
She'll ber befern @eiellihaft, uno pere
btn9t fid, ST alien 9trbetten. Ser arie
ffpfratiI6c Self npn Gbili bat ieinen
@harafter 9codnpft ; in cen Nalnpas
hat oieler @eiff feine gEurSel faiIen
fDnnen. 9Sie eie @benen f1if fcbrans
fenlpS fib austreiten mo Nabrilnase
fiile III jeocr Gidrln9 9e'pdtren, 70
nil Der @aubo felIellos etnhericbrcis
ten, imo lpie iiber Sbiere cu6 nit
Wiaft iiber Menffen 9ebieten. Sc
neral SIR "a &, Der @e,raftiee, III pon
Hiciem Sdla9e. Ginen 9scrtil1un9S=
frie9 bat CT 9c9en INn0cira, audi eine
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09
06 e 3 II a It ma II.

Tirfc 3citun9 rpiro jebeu Wittwcd1 aui
cinem 9rcbeu Super. RcDal Sc9en, nit 9ani
nenen Sdlrifteu, beraus9eaeben.
Der Subicripticnssp preis it IN c h'a LEI
ocs Sabi6, in 8crausbe5ablun9.
Gln EaiI pies niht 9efhicht 70 percen Gin
Gbalsr rub fiinf uup ;panSis @entS an9e'
redlnet.
Rein Gabicribent ipirc fir ipeni9er als 6
N2cnate diaenommen, uno fciner fam bic
3eitlin9 aiifaeben, biS ale 8idltdnoe oarauf
abbe,nblt fluo.
gefanntmasbun9en, ncld1e Elm Ttered
ausmadeIl, ipercen ercinlal fir einen Ghdler
einsetadf, unb fir jcoe fernerc @ilrufun9
iiHf uao spdnsis @ents. : SrbBere mad
Yerbdltnis.
Diejcnise ,pelbe bic 3eituna nit Der pcll
Deer benz Woifteitcr erbalten, mililen itlbtl
Safiir besablen.
slae Sricfe ali ben Soeraus9eber mlliler
pcfffrei cjuscianbt werecl, lcnff merber
fte uid,t anf9cncmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09

ter etner anbern Sborbeit. CT gat
1899 Su ltlm Den erifen Calender her:
aus, lpel6er "affrolc9if6e @rillen''
entbdlt !; ino feitoem oerbrettete f6,
lpie eine peroerblthe Seu6e, Die Oios
oe ourbOeutIh(ano, Nropbe3 3eibun9en
meoisini1be 9lifrolo9ie nnb o3ei6en=
oeuterei Den Salenbern beijufllSen.
St6Her flibrte i'll ietnem Salenber,
Der fir piele Sabre ein9eri6tet mar,
unter anoerm au6 ben @influ6 an,
lpel6cn cte Ylaneten beim Sauss unb
'Shlirmebauen bel Gartenarbeit. betm
llm9an9 nit allerlet Yeripncn in Der
giete unb in Gehtsbanoeln baben. Ct
9ab ole 9etten all, rpp man betetl, flu
Siren Die &inpern in Die S6ule f6ifs
fen, S)aare abibneioen, neue Slcioer
ansieben, rduhern, fid baren, reiz
feL faufen, Srante hetlen folle. @r
bemerfte, nelhe Sranfbetten einen
9lifli6en 9tu69an9 baben lpiirben unb
lrdd)e6 ole 9efdbrlihen Sage ieien.
gla6 Sttfers Setipiele CAB Ger
tranoenbur9i1be Sofaifrolp9e 6 at i
0 II dbn(iGe prpfetulhe Salenper her,
aus. Gtner baoon 9eht oon 1919 bis
1874. CSm eSabr 1929 lief er eine
&alenber Drafttf brufen Die etnc
Wten9e Dropbe3eihun9 entbdlt. SaS
nlnltdbe that CT 1882 unb 1888. cCSll
cinem bon ptelen Solenrern prppbe>
Scitc er, baB Or. 2utber, Den er
h1Btc, lpeil eS Der Softpn 70 lrpllte, an
eincm 9emiiien Sage alS Seter Der
trannt lperpen rpiiroe. Ser Sa9 ers
erifjien uno 2uther blteb am 0eten.
Sennob lteB ff6 Carton niht tire
MAIDEN, unb Der Gburfiirif 9lartbte
fortrpibreno an ieine 9Seiil9un9en.
Gr mahte 1880 neuc 9Setiia9ln9en
beeannt, Die ale 9(lif5. lno llnolliCfSe
fllle entbtclten, lpelhe fib bon 1928
bis 1910 i'm beutf6en Gei6e unb in
auSlpdrtt9en 0dn bern 5utra9en mir
ben. @r gebrau6te babei Die giff in
Der SDrreoe 81 bemerfen, oaB nun te.
reit6 ilpei Sabre perfo6en feien, in &c.
nen feline DrppbeSeihun9en piinftli6
ein9etrpfen. SOierau6 fDnne man ren
S6lu6 sieben, baB audi ole iibri9en
lI6 berpdhren lpiiroen. gu jebem Sab
re befdrteb ct Die Sonnens uno Wfcnoe
finifernibe, Die bann natlirli6 eintrae
fen.
Seine 9Sei0a9un9en rparen iiters
haubt in all9emetnen 9lusprilfen ats
9efl6t perfiinoeten Scrfalle bon oeiffs
lihen unb neltli6en OerrerL bie iih
faif tmmer erei9nen, 5. .. 9ieilen,
&ranfheiten, 0anopla9en, Die chen ni6ts
unerhorteS iinb, 9iftt9e Seugen 9es
maltiame MDrbtbaten Seuersbriinife,
Sietffable &c. Ser9leicben &unifs
9rife erreictten ibren 33nef. Carton
rpurbe alS etn 9Sunbermann perebrt.
Der Soof bate unein9ef6rdnftes @ere
trauen su linn uno oaS 0ano fclqte Dem
Seiipiele Ger ouf9efldrten uno untcrs
ri6tcten Seute.-Sr. Sreunr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09

G6 aab su 9ttfan9 bc6 16. Sahrhune
bert6 clncn pamllS berllbmten 9litro.
lp1en, 9lamenS StDflcr mel0er
pcrouSperflinDete DAB i'm 5yebruar
1924 cine aQQemetne Silnoflutb enfs
tfeben rno ric gauge Grpe perlrlliten
lpllroe. "Senn cS trife cine &onS
iuuftion Saturn6 rSupiter6 uno be6
Nsars m 3eihen Der Slid c
ein nel6c5 Dffenbar eAte 9Saferflntb
ansei9e.o
SIs S6rciben, rporiulStDfer ietnc
! Irppbeseibun9 Suerif befannt nlahte,
lpar al ben Sont9 pon Spanien, nad)s
maliaen &aiier 6 a ri oenEyunften 9es
rthtet. &arl erlthraf, allie Soofleute
stttertett glnS Seutlhlano bebte, allie
Guropder 9eriethen III Sur6t rno Grz
lpartnn9 Der Stn9e, Die "a fommen
iollten.
Ntebrere 9tlfro(c9en befraftt9en
St6hers un9llifsprchun9. Slele
Transoien purpen 4S1hnIinni9 por
9dtqlf. gentc. Ole an Otecre uno all
9roBen Sliben'prbnten, perfauften tbe
re Sllier, 9lefer, Sitter, uno sc9en
auf bobe Ser9e. Gini9e bauten Sd)tfs
fe, 9lnpere 9roBe 9lr6en. na6 bent
NRulferper pe5 Grsoater6 Jtoab. Sie5
tbat beicuoerS Der Drdiicent q uri II
in 8oulpule. CT lieB feine 9lr6e nit
allen m09licten 2ebensmitteln perlee
ben, cbne eine Ofen9e Goniommes
@a0erte uno eiuen 9uten Slald)enfels
Ier ~ per9eleu. Ste 9lrd>e rlthte auf
pier 9roben 9cmaucrteh Dfeilern bae
nit iie ni6t oletb pom crifen 9Sahere
tfo6e fort9etrieben irerbe.
Scr Silr9ernetlfer s. eneDr lin
9Sitteuber9. lieB ebenfall6 auf Dem
9onen ieine5 SOaltIe6 9tnitalten 9e9en
Ole Snnoflutb MAIDEN lno etn Stertel
pcn einem Sraune Sier btnauf steben
um oob einen 9uten Srunf Su haben.
Ser 9efilrbtete, nit Gauieno S6res
den crlpartete 5Se6ruar oeS cSabre6
1924 crlbien enolidb. Scr Sotmmel
aplr better. caS 9Sctter ltbrn, ole Grre
blieb trefen. Sie Silnofltth Set9te
tib nir9eno6. Sln ganseu Sabre fam
feine; III alien na6fpl9cnoen s3ette1
sei9te lib feline Spur b1pcn.
9lber eer 9lber9laubc per1bpanb
Seslpc1cn nicbt. Sie 9t Dn DE be-
falpteten "pab lte ourb tire Su6s
thraneu uno &aifcillu9en ren Corn
@otteS at9elpeuoet, MD prrb lbr per
eoppelteS S1iten ea5 prohenre ltn9lllf
beieiti9t bitten." Sie 8el brten
belpielen olB einc 0Salerfluth permO.
9c Der Simmel6Seiben kdte fonllnen
inli1en, aber ne9cn oer 9pttlidcn 8ers
, iiherun9 III Der Sibel, 'b1B Ole Groe
nicbt mebr erIiuft meroen Irlle," nidlt
hittc tcmmen fbnnen." Sie branoen@
bnr9il(ben 0ef th tf DIT eibe t
lpplJfeu bod, nitnt, baB rie Stmlnel6>
sei6en 9etp9en bdttcu. Ste eehaup=
fcten ccshllbin Der Epl9c, boe baburd)
Der ~9roBe Yauernfrie9n an9eoeutet
rporben iti, ourd oen balo barauf otes
le Drcpinsen SeutldlaupS 70 9ralllam
oerlpiiifet ipilroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09
Iromria. Il Geehen BAD b

Iranrig. = Seeben BAT oic
peifli6e poft ole Ta6riht ein9ebra6t
oas Der neu cripablte @oupernor Si9.
ger, opn SSneiana, an einem S6ld0s
flu6e nit &onc ab9e9angen fet. SOr.
Soau, eergientenant @oupern6r miro
alio Der a9trcnoe @oupernDr ces
Staats iein.-Sbio Staats 3.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09

ISiirftlicbcs Slmt: - Bei cincr
@eblhau in9erin9tpnC Sentlltfp) nnrs
&c fiirsli6 Die Snrham Sub 8ietos
riasn $3.50 oerfauft uno - rins
9llbert ihr &alb) gu 200 Sbaler.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09

Scr Jteuporf Ntirrcr entbalt tit feis
net lebten 9eummer Ole Seibreibuna
reS geibenSugs bonn &Dnia Srieeerid
9Silhelm Ms 3tcn bon 90reuBen. Der
Sd,reibcr, ciu 9lincrifaner, fann tein
Grifaunen llber een 9linSexben 3ng
sttast 9enug aliSbrltfen. lleber 15, 900
Ofann Soleuten, iporunter aud Elm
rnBiibcS ge9iment er6fneten Den
3u9. bterauf fcl9te bie @eiiflt6feit,
hinter ihr fam ser Sarg III einent
reifpcrSiertcn @agen bon 8 fbpars
sen Dfcrocn geSc9en ibm fcIgte az
NuB oct Safer unb rte Satierin BON
y3u6lanb, Die fDui9li6e Nrinsen unS
Drin;e6inen Die Suriftn BON 9ieanis,
Gees Seriforbenen Speite Satin, Der
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BON Weflcnbur9 Der YrilB Triepertd
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-09
+ SO. 81.
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