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elo,hire. AMI enable herself q help him.
saEe ~ her hands. had proposed y ham
10 raise IN some NAY die snm Of money!
! gery small one, which w0uld enable her
% purchase for him what be needed. AZ
.er many fruiiless attempts 20 do this. he
SCI OF 10 meet his mOiheT, as b. previous
arrangement, ii Boston; having nothing
IN possession o. prospect, BAT few cop
pers which he had transferred from has
trunk 10 his pocket as be left his room;
and lhese-so strong were his benevolent
xympathies-he gave 10 a poor crippled
soldier that he met on his aay, and who,
faint and famishing. solicited his aid. As
he went on. deeply depressed 4 his des>
liiuie condition aud n despair al his
seeming fate, be perceived something adj
herring 10 The end Of his rude staff he has
cut on his way; and found il 10 be gold
ring, into which his staff had struck itself
Is he walked. and having engraved upon
Il The words :. God speed thee, fIiend--
lis pecuniaTy worth proving sufficient for
his present exigeney, and lis moral Ealne
incalculable; helping 10 clolhe him in
what he fell he needed cheerful faith
and confidence in God. The whole in
cideRt, acting upon his sensitive nature.
and predisposed as he was 20 see in every
Thing which befel him a peculiar and
sacred significance, subdued and over
.whelmed him, and appears 10 have given
10 his character stronger religious deter
minaiion. That motto fare his own
words) has ever been The support Of my
faith when it was feeble, and the strength
of my heart when il was faint.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02
.NoGai;s IegefabIc Life
Medicines.

THESE Mejhincs arc IN
dcbIed IoI their name 10 thai
nantes, and sensible scilon
10 purifying the spiings and
channels u HE, AID cnduing
them with renewed tnne and
yigor. In many hundred Ger.
tilted cases which have been
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02
To all whom il may con-
Germ.
Price adv. S. 90.

ENHEREAs report has been put in circu.
w ld,ion, which if unron'TadIcI,d by me
may be believed by soms 10 my injury; and as
feel that il is due 10 myself that The Z, fnia
ton should be as extensively cir, ulaicd as the
report, take this method ol making the maj
ter fully understood.
The report IS, that drew up the will cf my
father, and Influenced him TO give me and NY
brother a particular portion OF the property,
with the intention az cheating and def uJine
my sisters out OF their just due. This cEtrge
is hard 10 bear: and, as God rs my Judge. am
innocent. The Goa: that has been inus brown
upon me does mol fiI al alt, and for that reason
/ will eridcayor Ia return Il 10 the right owner.
The following certificate, from those who were
interested 10 The matter and had the best on
porunity Of knowing the truth Of the charge
must satisfy every honest mind Of my inno-
eence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02
VERY CHEAP!!

A. s The subscriber intends 10 continue the
"A business nj the old stand Of Parker & Mel.
san, ne would take this method 10 inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
Just received a large and well selected assort.
meat Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02
JOHN w. LATTA.

We, the undersigned lesatecs. who ronicnd.
ed against the will OF our father. Thomas Lat.
"a, decreased, do most solemDiy and honestly
protest 10 the public, that we never had The
least thought that our broiher John ". l.; tia,
did influence, or try 10 inlacnee. our father 10
make or sign over he property FOR the purpose
Of cheating us out Of uu' rights. Those OF us
@ho live together in the f,mily, are willing 10
testify 81 any time that aar brother was oppos-
ed TO drawing our fathers will, bm, that lie
drew il merely TO satisfy his father, and accord.
ing 10 his direction.
Elizabeth Lalta, Elendar Iatla,
Jane Latta, Arena iatta,
Amelia Laita, Mary Long,
Rachel Laita, George Long.
May ". 81 3w
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Notice.

Notice.
4 IL persons indebted 10 the Subscriber, are
earnestly requested To call and settle their
does Immediately
LEMUEL LYNCH.
May az
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BL.7NKS for sue al Ibis Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
FROM THE nEckLrSouRG JrrrrnsoylAy.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

According to previous notice, a number of the
citizens of Mecklenburg Coaaty, assembled 1t
The Charlotte Hotel, on Tuesday, April 26th,
l7i2 when, on motion of Mai. Benz. Morrow,
Andrew Springs, Esq, was appointed Chairman
and on motion Of Capt. Jonn Walker, Joseph ",
Hampton was appointed Secretary.
On motion, the Constitution of tho old Meek
ltenburg Agricultural Society was read by tho
Secretary thereof Maj, Joseph Smith
It was then, on motion of Capt Walker, Re.
solved, that We alopt the Constitution as lust
read, and that this meeting be considered as a
revival Of the Mecklenburg Agricultural Society,
Atter the reception of number of signatures
OF new members, the meeting adjourned, to meet
at the same place on the second Saturday in Nav
next; when It is hoped as many of the members
OF the old Society as yet feel an interest in the
matter will attend, and also, all who wish, by
becoming members of the Society, TO advance
lie cause of Agriculture in our County.
A. SPRINGS, Chairman.
J. w. HAMPTON, Sgcretdrg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

coming The precious metals al u mint il The
nclghborhood Of the mines.
Mr.. Chairman, have confidence in the
justice, stability, aud wisdom of the Ieeis.
lation Of Congress. In the year 1885 the
branch MINIS were established by LARGE
majority of both branches Of Congress.
In this House, one hundred and fifteen
members voted IN favor of that measure.
ahd only sixty voted against it. cannot
believe, after the policy has been settled.
ailei the principal expenditures have al
been made, and the Branch MINIS are lust
beginning 10 coin money, that Congress
viii now undo what it did few wears
since, and throw away all the public mo.
ney spent in the erection Of the Branch
hints. II would be too much like the fc.
tleness Of little children, when lhey give
you thing at one moment and take il
back the next. Legislation should not be
and chnngeable as the wind /
'nt fixed, certain, and uniform, like a GOOD |
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
QUEEN OF MAY.

The young Ladies of Mrs. Hu;chison'.
school celebrated their annual Festival CT
Friday afternoon last. Miss Amanda
Massey IS the iitular sovereign for the sea,
son. We were prevented from attending,
but we understand the ceremony was as
interesting as usual on such occasions
Col. Long, of Cabarrus, addressed the as.
sembiage. In the evening compliment.
airy party was given TO the young Ladies
BY the Young gentlemen at the Carolina
Inn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
NATIONAL BANK.

The Globe says that on Mr.. Claws re-
tlrement from Congress Mr.. Webster is
preparing the way for the long meditatcd
surrender of the Exchequer for Nation.
a! Bank" There Is no doubt some truth
in this statement of the Globe as the Madi.
sonian has been charging Mr.. Clay with
the loss of Mr. Ewing's plan of Bank
a measure, by the by, that President "
Ter had not read when the first Bank Bill
was vetoed, and which he is in favor of
now we suppose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
MARRIED

In this county, on the 10Th ultimo at the res.
dence of Jas. G. Terrence, Esq, BY the Rev !.
Williamson, Mai RUFUS REED, of IredeII
county, to Mrs. ISABELLA NJ. SMITH.
Also, on the 26th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Grier.
Mr.. JOHN WITHERSPOON to Miss MAR.
GARET MONTGOMERY.
In Cabarrus comfy, on the 18th ult, by N.
SIMS, Esq, Mr.. DANIEL FREEZE to Miss
MARGARET S. GOODNIGHT.
Also, on the 25th ult, by John Still. Eso.. Mr.
W NJ. a. WALLACE 10 Miss MARY E. DA.
Wis.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
NOTICE.

TEfHE Officers Of the 6Sth Regiment of North
III Carolina Militia are requested to meet at the
Court House in Charlotte on the third Saturday
OF May, <tho 2lsO for the purpose of consulting
upon The propEiety Of appointing Delegates 10 a
Military Convention proposed 10 be held in Ra-
leigh on the 4'G of July next, to revise and sug-
gest amendments 10 the militia laws of the State.
SEVERAL OFFICERS.
ApE2S 1912.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY

Senator Cuthbert, the Loco Foco Sena.
tor from Georgia, has arrived at Washing
ton at last. He made his first appearance
on the 10th ultimo. The Intercepted
despatch " we published short time ago
from Silas Wright to him has had the ei.
feet Of starting him we suppose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
-S--eA--

eS An important amendment, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Bolts, has been made to the
appropriation bilI-by which all the print.
ing of the Executive Departments is re.
CURED to be let out to the lowest bidder.
Mr., Webster, in his speech at Richmond
in 1Sl0, recommended that the Executive
should be divorced from the press. Good.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
RHODE ISLAND.

The fuss in Rhode Island viii end in
smoke. The Suffrage Ticket on Monday
the 18th ult. received only 5000 votes.
The law and order ticket had previously
received 1000. This puts an end to the
matter without resort to force.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

va Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Pauldinp
has taken New Orleans in his route 10
visit Gen. jackson at the Hermitage. 1t
is reported that he will pay Nj. Clay at
Ashland, visit before he returns.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
THE APPoRTGoNMENT BILL.

The House of Representatives, on the
2lst ult. adopted, in committee of the
whole 60,500 as the number entitled to
representative. This matter is not defn.
itely settled as only 1877 members voted
80 absent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
GDarlnffR:
Thursday, May 8, Isi2.
ron GOVERNOR,
j. III. Worehcad, of Guiiford co.
Election he Aih Of Apelet.

Election HE 4tA Of August.
" Notification, Sir, is TREASON, and he
rho advceotes il TRAITOR 10 our deorcs,
rights. isoy il on my iadiUidnai respon
aoiiiiy, and eeatiemea may make The most
q Il. lie 'eho endearors 10 foster The spi
Hof d'sti'ioa dfserres 10 e.rpiaie his crime
upon The GALLONS, and thus 20 doren
TO The riie daa, from uheace he sprung
t"'Stpi. unhoHor'd and unsung'"
Extract from l.. ID. IIenys speech in 1901.
ron PRESIDENT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

~ The Jelersouian saws that Mr..
Henry made no assertion without produc.
ing the proof lie said he had heard Of
Jobs being offered TO Democratic printers
10 change. What proof did he give to
sustain that charge ! WIN the Jefferson.
an inform US.
1t also states that "the best evidence
that the good work is progressing is, that
the Wing leaders in this part of the State
are scared almost to desperation" Won.
derfuI man Misl He can tell bv the
looks of the Wing leaders that they are
" scared to desperation Y for it is not to
be supposed that they would tell him 50.
Mr., Henry is not so formidable an indiyi.
dual as to brighten them SO terribly. 1t is
all fudge. Something like Mr.. Henrv's
cling Wing merchants.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

20 By the arrival of the Britannia at
Boston an the goth ult., four days later
news have been received by her than was
brought by the Great Western. The cot.
ton market not any better. The news by
the Britannia confirms the news brought BIZ
the Great Western, that the British had
met with defeat in Afghanisian, and an
army Of about G,00O men had been com.
pletely destroyed, and a British envoy
lreacherously murdered. They were pre-.
pairing in England to send on, troops 10 re.
InEoEce the army In India.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

"a The President and other official
dignitaries and citizens visited the steam
ships Missouri and Mississippi lying at
Washington. The ships appear in frs!
rate trim.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

sat daily until Sd Of Aug, st inclusive, when I,
adjourned 10 tho LIST Monday in December-Met
on that day (thc 9Th of December and sat dsiIv
until the 9Th of February. 1887. inclusive. ana
then adjourned TO the 22d Of May-Met ON that
day, and sat daily until the 10Th July, and ad.
journed on that dag 10 the 23d Noyember-Mct
on that day and sat daily until the LIST Feb 1885,
GU which day it zPired by law Of March % 1887.
NnmLtr nf ding In Sessinn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

vs. Lord Ashburton is said to be going
on successfully with his mission, at least.
50 far as the preliminaries depend on a
good understanding. He is treated with
marked respect by the Executive and his
Secretaries.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

aS The Norfolk Herald states that tho
mate Of the Jcwess "a steamer Of the line
for which the Medora was Juilt) dreamed
three weeks before the accident thai slo
would blow up-he saw her making trial
OF her machinery-saw her blow up-saw
the hapless victims Of the explosion in the
water around her, struggling for lile-saw
the boat sink, and identified Capt. Sutton,
(her commander,) clad in white dress.
tie told his dream afterwards and was
laughed at If this had taken place under
The blue laws Of Connection, the mate
would be hung for wizard or somthing
Else.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
) or bales Cotton

and great many other articles too tedious TO men,
ton. The purchaser to have credit of ten
months, by giving bond with two approved securi.
ties. JAMES r. KNOX, Adrar
Nth The VIII anneEed,
April 26, 1912. t34
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
And tie number Of days on which
tie Board actually sat is

For the lj9 days service it is rumored
that Mr.. Henry s true salary was 5000,
that he received draft-a Government
draft for that amount, and because he
could not get the specie, had i. protested
and charged the Government $500 DANA.
ges and 81 81 for costs of protest. We
have no doubt that this charge is true for it
has not been denied as far as we have seen.
BY his friends. And this is the Mr.. Henry
that comes before the people Of this coun.
thy to preach economy and make insinua.
ions against other mems character.
In commenting on the affairs Of, the Gen. |
eral Government he stated that The Who's
had promised to reduce the number of off. !
ccs, and although 5000 officers had been
added 10 the navy not one had been abol. I
ished. Mr.. Henry has not kept up with
,he times or lie has made this assertion
without considering the consequences.
Now we know Of two that have been abol.
shed. One Of these were in cur own State
and abolished at the recommendation of
Senator Graham, we think soon after 90.
ng to Congress. The other was in Pitts.
Jurg Pa A gentleman was appointed to
he Office, paymaster we believe, and after
ioding the office and finding he had no du.
les to perform resigned and recommended
he office to be abolished, which was done.
These Offices were kept by Mr.. Van Buren,
% reward his friends, being sinecures.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

vs. The Wing members Of the n. York
Legislature have addressed letter 10 Mr..
Clay, IN which they return their thanks to
him for the support he has given at all
times TO such measures as he believed TO
be truly American, and for the good Of
our conatry. Mr.. Clay's name brightens
The Congressional aud Diplomatic history
OF this Country from ls0G to lS42, and
during that long period no other public
man has done SO much for the Country
and his couurvmcu.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The election in Virginia took place on
Thursday last. The Richmond Wing
states that the prospect every where is
bright, and nothing but energy is wanting
on the part Of the Wings to secure a bril-.
liant victory.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

All persons indebted to the estate Of VIM. Bur.
ton. decd. are requested 10 make immediate pay.
ment also those having claims against said es-
tate are requested to present them duly au,henti.
Gated within the time prescribed by law, OF this
notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
J. B. KNOX, ADM.
isith The VIII anReIea.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05

FROM 30th July to Cd August 1896,
both days inclusive, 5 DAYS
From 9th Dee. 1896, 10 Sth Feb.
1887 both days inclusive, C5
From 22d May to 18th July, 1897,
both days inclusive, 81
From 23d NOV. 1877, to lst Feb.
ls3s, bota days inclusive, Il
Total number Of days the board sat,
including Sundays, two Christmas
days, two New Years DAYS. Ith
July 81 and Nth Dec. 1887, on
which days it did not s.t, 1913
Deduct those days 49, 81
And tie number Of days on which
tie Board actually sat is $50
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-05
NOTiCE.

TIT WILL offer at Public Sale, at the late dwell.
u ing house of William Burton, deceased, on
Thursday the 18th of May next, all OF the cuwill.
ed property belonging 10 the estate, consisting of
CORN, FODDER, Hay, WHEAT.
quantity of BACON,
A good Wagon, set of Blacksmith Tools.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-27

&0as snnrfns tiMer 3&rift, wtt ansfAitsl@
surt(aft seniomet rbt, it tanS stfablt unp as mebr
Sef anS Acn frabtr Ucn ebrersM anfsrr Se.
tannten CUR eeraussats tsnsr olsn aastnnnrt sese9
e 1nttrnebmen idt aebcris setpan uten oabr eots
su,nutben Der 1rt sur S1a 4uboren leso Der "Ge
rss bes emiisen atttS btr Art in beutsr @pra urben
,ejr ~ r aufs Sleut pnbtrn erben aud BON
aebrtrtn cnf9rfti sebilbsen 4anertben bic
ba6 e ltnttrnebmen, ais itarbeiter aa eet 2e
ttltitern werbenSefe 3uerun9 rtranIabte nn4 nr An
batuna Der n6tbstn 6iIfsM unb lurltu tu bet Swe6s
b bic etbisn 9orar6tn no ba,u tretts strotn nas
In @tanb 9t(eet notm, ben 9Danf@sn btrr 1Herer
Sewtbtn itbIrSer, Hptn Ytrbrun9 Oer Str6tferun9sn
nb GrNmtunstm I'M slbt &auOwiatfdt am 9ern lisst
aR entfprsdben burd 6erausSGbe ats
"Qanbmanns nj W It en."
OaS att rb tobalb mir 500 ltnter(rtbr tatr genttn
sbt4 mrnatl er{bsiwem ga rtte ST fac ten Sabr
sans 1steauusen maGtR @SrtOfeei ttnsgnb weretn, U
9rieft caft In bet VetOTrt nibt a6StIanst werbsn.
a. - e.. EU al ksr
EtutnnatG, oOairt II, 1s49. .r s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-27
Oe(tfodftesNniei9e.

ubtum jm Nlaeintnsn nae td nsntn feittseM MarberG
9ttr1 Cart SAW 81 Raeema ais 1bbatsr meiner
SsitRn8 8ubrHtrei 8u anc
vie aud her anSerM efafte bttStn 1aSe afStncms
bat unb ras GeE4dft jek inter Der Sirna:
&. s. WeGelbreft uno Comp. =
frtettt wtr6. Sie 4ttUa ano paiOa, hie bis gum Slfe
ag bis SabrS pcrbanren parcn, &6erntbne m t0r meHt
9eednHn6. r" .>r--7rs'~'s~-'' 49, q
81 8. g. Weielbceft.
Snbt t bas Ottse bsfaase, Site i'd 1ns4 has seebrte
9ubtum bart 3utrauen, was M ber aen Sir,na enettn,
af bic ju Itertraas 9a I'D felt mebrtn Sabrrm tn ben
8tfAaftea bs rrp qSeftIbc ar6s ano oaeet s1nt &C.
raune Slit mener StitnS anutrtrau 70 fAmeidk m mir
pfuuns, Dtrtraun ber rbren Seiaftsfre"nbt,
wis eas pHtitum aterbaupt, ju ssseinnen.
ke "a ..s - 6. E. 0aoemdder.
8 p6ianelrbie, ben ltttn Nprit ls s.
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panbtun9 i'm G3roBtn unb Ele,uen
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ZEN tlsn Sninsunsen unp aufs puuttie, ts(rrsen tu
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t;n mill cHsr aud @eIrt 0eManr kelsb bin;w.
ftnbtn Hat fam @ nll tnten, ra m allie brstintn Nn.
raSt rtrmitttltf msines 8inrtrs g. 9e Safer nrbett
3cnuI mnb prafcent Der rtntfhtn QIGft in Stt. clt
nc rercse uDlertr aussthtbnten Gafts 4tinnunstn i
alien fbsits" 9su@anre, Iu 3urtrenbeit aer 8etbstsn
tecr9tn tann.
Ghecbcr SAFER.
Is IrneConA ok;n f,,n; 0S lpAl .
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s9l9g
!Dl0tt6 fit 8a4er1.
tnhriei8nttt lenten atunSsUsG Die Aafntrt tamtt
IGpeer Saaetm aaf tbrs rttGtrtt Btntmabt'

Nie ltnttriet&ntt nen atunssusG Die Aafmtrt t(amtt
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rerftrtistin
NatbbIeburY, Suunsit Guauty, Obic.
Dit DabIen b rOdenem eOl3e auf Die rt
lie stnae nnb trerben 9arantir SO Buda QDae In entn
3raae rc1 elmer @tance Der @prtu u nbern; reIts
Die ttnterIentte stwSbnen umanbsn ais Sinrasnb
tetrattn ptfon bic OIbltn 70 beIan nO bas Gt ttpnabt
he SePpee naantitdt tn Der ansabrten set ~ utn u'
@tanbe no'Sie wrnen btonbers ben f M tmrfcbten,
um rem l1atn Dem Braub Nno anbtrn @muse ~ reni'
gen, Der sttptbnIidb Von tinem SacGftte faut.
pdImerMnb Staffprb.
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01Ge perfcntn, bic @ tne fcl9t ube anf4affen rtOu,
attr nr teine 0sStnttt batten e in rtamteit ~ bn,
nerben tS cl9enptn trren jn nterptifuna senien:
Abam 6tloetranD Sadfcn xp t4srb Gl(cn, Olasnclia.
Qb. g. @tinner, 9NafIiGcn 8ecr9 @Ptaetr, @anrppiGt
-earman @hbser, Canton. Z. 0'tfcrb, ptrrp x1p.
9. 6. 8epbtria, .. 8rcf, SVapara.
Stbn 8laG, Scbn patten, Sctiuar.
Scbn Hteb, Brctrn Lfp. QDtltr Hnb 6apbtn, 0cVtr.
Nbam 9ecrrtstr, 3" =. Inb .. 9Dpant, Wtitttn.
g. SD. g. Rrcp. ptdin Sc6n 8tUn9tcn' at Gatcn'
Spftrb 9uet, parts xfp. Sfaat @Ocbin, -.
Daniel @biUttp, :" 5ebn Gterfet, Garelton.
81 g. 8rap, BaYnesbursb, 8tcrse 24igiams, Canton.
5tibare 9lptbe, Sanbv 1fp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-27
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