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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
THE ADMINISTRATION AND The LOCO

FOCOS.
The Albany Argus announces the APP
polntment Of James d. WATSON to be
Postmaster for tho city OF Albany, inv
place OF Gen. Solomon Van Rensselaer,.
The new Postmaster is, always has been,
and probably always will be, mn out and
out Van Buren, manor, in the language
of the Argus, ga uniform and intelligent
Democrat.
From the Same paper we have the fol-
loving yeciprocation Of the eourtesies
which the Executive is literally throwing
away upon the Locofoco party:
"a New York correspondent; writes 10
on the 20th inst. inquiring whether tho
display OF Governor Bouck's name as
candidate for the Vice Presidency, in con-
merton miih that Of Mr.. Tyler for the
Presidency, is not sufficiently imposing to
require an explanation T. We have
thought not. The unauthorized designa-
iion, by single newspaper, ola candi-
date for the Vice Presidency can scarce
ly be supposed to demand formal 'ex-
panaton' from the party named or from
his friends. The matter, however, is sus-
cepiibe Of easy disposal. The exhibit
ton Of Governor Bouck's name was al
together without his knowledge or sane.
ton. He cannot be, IN any respect, nor
under any circumstances, candidate for
The Vice Presidency in 1874.
1t was not for nothing, il is very clear
from this demonstration, that Mr.. Sena-
tor Wrigh, stopped at Albany or his
way home from Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

MISSISSIPPI LocoFoco CONVENTION
The Natchez Free Trader Of the eth
ult., one Of the Locofoco organs in Mis-.
sissippi, says that the Locofoco conven.
ton at Jackson "adjourned on the even.
ing of the Oath, amidst intense erc,iement,"
which means intense violen ce and fury.
The convention could not agree upon a
candidate for the Presidency. Resolu.
tions nominating Mr.. Van Buren, for the
Presidency were laid on the table by an
overwhelming majority. An attemp, TO
get up nomination for the Office Of Unit :
ed States Senator also tailed. Already
the Locoioco party Of Mississippi is split
all TO pieces. Louisville Journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
AMERICAN CREDIT IN EUROPE

The creditors who have advanced their
money to the repudIaiing States 10 the Un-
ION, have addressed strong memorial on
the subjec, To Mr.. Everett, the American
Minister, in London, with request that
II may be forwarded 10 the President, Tor
prespntation to Congress, and 10 the differ
mt State Legislatures. The mtmorul
advances every possible argument for The
maintenance OF the credit Of the States,
and shows, truly enough, the almost ire
trievable injury which. American credit
has sustained in Europe shroagh the dis
honesty of the States which have repuli.
ated. II has received great number Of
signatures. The most striking passage
relates to the Strengthened pecpnary cir
cumstancos Of the majority OF the suffer.
ers, which we subjoln. Every true A.
mexican, every homes, and right hearted
man must desire to see so fou! stain
wiped from the escutcheon of his country.
The fact that in the money markets Of
Europe, American credit is lower than
that Of any other government, ought to
stimulate every true born Yankee-eyery
one in whom the amor pairie is not extinct,
to restore the national character to the
same elevated position in which il stood
before reputation became fashionable.
can impression, we understand, pre-
walls very generally amongst your peo-
pie, that the creditors in This county, are,
in great measure, men Of large fortunes,
to whom failure IN their securities Gun
sustain but lutle Inconvenience. Even if
such were the case, II would, in our view
Of the matter, furnish no ground for any
departure from the ordin ,ry obligations of
good faith. la fact, however, though
there may be a few among Us 10 more az.
fluent circumstances, yet by FAR the lar.
ger portion Of us are persons IN The MD
die ranks If life, officers on half pay
superannuated clerks, retired trades.
men living on small means, aged spin
and orphans ;-many Of
whom have invested their all in the pur.
chase of your securities half prices,
and now depend for their subsistence,
some even for their daily bread, on the
good faith Of your people"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
Y. r. CAMPBELL, Sse'ry.
GARARDSTOWN.

Alta meeting of the Wing party Of the Gararis-
town precinct held pursuant to previous notice, on
Friday 9th inst on motion of Mr. S. X, Snod-
grass, Mr.. HIRAM McKOWN was called TO the
chair, and G. c. GIBsngs appointed secretary.
The object of the meeting having been briefly ex-
planned by Mr.. s. r. Soodgrass, it was moved by
him and carried that the chairman appoint a COM
mttee of three. to select delegates to meet in con-
yen,ion at Martin.hurg tomorrow, for the purpose
OF nominating two ht persons to represent the coun-
ty Of Berkeley. in the next Legislature of Virginia.
Wherenpon the chair appointed the following gen
tlemen
Joseph Gorren, Alfred Ross, James Park. Ad
am Senaker, John z. Ksrfoot and Levi Henshaw,
Jun.
On motion Of Mr.. s. f Snodgra,s, tn. meeting
adjourned. HIRAM McKOWN.
q. C. GIBBONS, Sec'ry. Chr'n.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS PATRoNAG

THE PRESIDENT AND HIS PAIRoNAGE.
The Globe has opened its batteries upon Mr..
Tyler with a good degree of severity, in conse-
qucnee Of several prominent Locos having been
appointed to Office by the captain. IL charges him
with first having attempted, though in vain, to rule
the democracy, and finding that q rather difficult
task, he is prosttung the patronage OF his station
10 divide and buy over the party, who refused to
suffer him to rule them.
In this wholesale depuneiatiop, the Pennsylvani-
an, the Lscofoco organ of Philadelphia has joined
with much earnestpess. Il has raised its voice a.
game, the Apo nlmcns Of Mr.. Porter to the Wa
Department, and views the efforts Of Mr.. Tyler
with jealous eye, because it fears there may be
much weaksess in the Democracy to withstand
the temptations which are held on, TO them in the
way Of good fat Offices. Judge Porter voted for
MI. Clay, too, in 1924 In preference to Gen Jack.
son. and this fact is deemed oil sufficient by the
simon pure Locos to son6rm their opposition to
nitn,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
From ne Ah1andria Ga.etle. March 10

FROM Tue dHL"NuJf" s|N~ctfe' -""'I" -
ELECTION OF MAYOR. - Joseph caches,
Esq. was, on Thursday last, unanimously
elected Mayor Of Alexandria, by the Com
mon Council, vice Robert 6. Violet, Esq.
resigned.
This mark OF respect and confidence
was bestowed with promptness and har-
mony which enhances the value OF the
compliment--co.ning, as il did, too, from
the Council composed Of gentlemen OF
both political parties. And, il may be
added, too, that never did a community
give more dignified and emphatic re-
buke TO what is considered, generally, an
unwarrantable and improper exercise Of
power on the part of tho President OF the
United States.
slr. caches was few days since re-
nlored by Mr.. Tyler from the office Of
Collector OF the Customs for this port
ond, Immediately afterwards, the same
Mr. caches is elected, with general &C.
quiescence, Mayor Of the Torn. The
circumstances require no CO nment- and
IT is sufficient to state the simple fact.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

SELLING THE CANAL.-The Cumber-
land (Md.) Civilian Of Friday the 9Th in
stanr, has the following paragraphs re-
speeding the probability Of selling the
States interest in the canal:
We learn that General Mcneil, tho
President Of tho Canal Company, in
conversation with a gentleman from Bal
timore, since the passage of the bill, Tor
the sale o. the States interest in The Ches,
apeake and Ohio Canal, said that ne hau
no doubt shat the sale will DO ehec'oo
without delay, and that In the course %
eighteen months, the Canal would DC COM
pleted 10 Cumhel land,
We have also seen letter from gen.
tlenau in Baltimore, friend to the ga
nal, in which he says The bull we nave
obtained IS available. and ! am assured by
GEN. Mcneil, thai in eighteen months
the Canal viii be opened 10 Cumber-
land -.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

GEN. CAss IN THE FIELD.--The Hon.
Lewis Cass 1--WE learn from the Philidel.
phia American) has declared his intention
of being a candidate for the Presidency,
always submitting to the decision OF the
Democratic National Convention. He
avows his opposition TO National Bank.
but is in favor Of incidental Protection to
Home Industry. The list Of aspirants to
the favor Of the great Democratic party
is being added to very fast. There will
be some lroublous times in deciding on
their respective merits.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

SuicInE -On Friday morning last MIR. John
Perry, of this town. committed suicide, by shooting
hin.-it With a rife. On entering hs dwelling we
found him weitering in gore OF blood, yet warm
his head, ffnm the nosrrils up, completely blown
of; presenting 10 view tho most horrible and
,horking sight we have ever witnessed. The de-
ceased had been much depressed in spirits for q
day Two previous to the commission If he fatal
aet-Ae was an indusu ious hard king mechaE-
ic, and was an honest man 10 oil bis dealings. An
inquest vas heln by Coroner Williams on the re-
maias, who rendsrrd verdict in accordance with
the facts stated. - Va. Free Press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
WING MEETING IN MORGAN.

A, meeting Of the Wings of Morgan, held at
the house of wm. Hunter, in Bath, on the 9Th in
slant. for the purpose Of nominating suitable can
didate for the House Of Delegates
Maj. g. L. ROBERTS was called to the chair,
and E. smIrs appointed secretary. The object Of
the meeting having been briefly stated by the ehsir
On motion Of C. orIiek. Esq
Resotgsd. That's committee Of three, from each
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
PRECINCT MEETINGS.
MARrINsEuRG.

Parsuant . previous notice, meeting Of the
Wings of the Msrtinsburg Precinct was held at the
House, on the I7th instant, for the purpose
Of selecting ak delegates 10 a County Convention,
for the Tp,pose Of nominating two fis and proper
persons 10 represent, the count, IN The next General
Assembly.
Capt. JACOB VAN DoREN was called to the
Chair, and joins STEorHEg appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of The meeting,
whereupon the meeting proceeded to ballot for six
dsegate., which resulted in the CHI ice Of Col Ed
mund P. Hunter, Jacob Van Dmen Sen, John
Jamison, A. S Chambers, James E. Stewart, and
james s. Brown.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JACOB VAN DoREN. ST., Chr'm
faux
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

There is not doubt among the know.
ing ones, that Mr.. Van Buren, will receive
The nomination for President from the Lo-
cofoco party. 1t is now question wheth.
er the Legislature shall nominate him at
its present session or rot. II he is nomi-
mated this may prevent any more Van
Buren, men from getting Offices at WASH
ington. Ii he is no, nominated at once
it is feared too many will desert for the
sake Of Offices, and finally become Ty.
Ter men. The question then among the
office seekers and Van Burenists seems
10 be at present-"Under which king,
Bezonian ?"--N, Y. Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

Duel took place on the morning Of
the 10Th instant at New Orleans between
Judge Waggaman, member Of the Sem
ate Of louisiana, and formerly Of the Unit
ed States Senate. and Mr.. Dennis Prieur,
lately Mayor OF New Orleans, in which
the former was severely wounded, though
not deemed to be in dangerous situation.
The cause Of quarrel has been oflong
standing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Aliournmens--the Tag Bill.

We learn from the Richmond papers Of Tuesday
morning. that the Legislature then stiIl in
sion, but was expected to adjourn Tuesday night.
The Tax BILL passe on Tuesday night. and
We have seen copy Of il IN the Enquirer, but
have no time this week to review its proyisions.--
An increase Of taxes 10 necessary. All sdmi, IL,
and we do not know tina. too much money will be
raised under this BILL but in its details in its sub-
jscts o taxation. in its inquisitorsl tendency il.
oppression of certain classes it is essentially bill
of denominations. and worthy only Of Locofocoism.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

CART. SPENCER The New York
Herald says :---"Captain Spencer, the
brother oflhe Hon. John c. Spencer, and
uncle TO the late Midshipman Spencer, has
arrived in town from the American squad
ron in the Mediterranean. 1t ia said that
he has resigned his commission in The
navy, for what purpose we shall soon
know. Many rumors were in circulation
las. night, but nothing tangible"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

A Lowell printer requests one Of the
M'lleri,e preachers to "call and settle"
for the printing Of some second advent
hgmns' before he goes up. tie says
can go before magistrate and swear
.a. We believe he intends to leave the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
JoBS srRoTHER. See'ry.
IlEDGEsYILLE.

Alta meeting Of the Wings Of the Hedgesville
precinct on the 18th March, PETER n. COOK
Us, Esq. was called 10 the Chair, and ROBERT v.
ssoDcRAss appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object OF the
meeting, TO the selection Of delegates 10 meet and
confer with others from the several precincts with
10 tho county Of Berkeley, on the 18th inst al the
Cour, house of said county, for the purpose Of
nominating two 6t and proper persons to be run as
candidates for the next General Assembly OF Vir-
gnia.
The following gentlemen we're appointed.
For Ms Hedgssrile Preeiaet.-Robert V. Snod-
ers.., DR.. Thomas Harley. Alexander Robinson,
Peter H. Cookus, Thomas N. Lamon, and Aaron
Myers.
For tie Back Greek Precinct IN part,-Henry
G Kitchen, John w Murphy, and George w. Rob-
inson.
On motion the following resolution was adopted !:
Resolved, Tha, this meeting pledge themselves
TO give full and onwavering support to the nomi-
nees OF said Convention, If made with the consent
Of the above named delegates.
Whcrenpon the meeting adjourned.
PETER H. COOKUS, Chr'm.
RoBERT v. SNoDeRAss, Sec'ry
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
WEDNESDAY,, March %.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
On motion Of Nj. Wood, the following
resolution was taken up and agreed to:
Resolred, Tha, This House, by and with
the consent Of the Senate, viii adjourn on
Saturday the 25,h instant, sine die.
The enerossed bill concerning shcrlffs'
and other officers commissions and attpr-
neys' fees on forthcoming b nds, was read
a third time.
On motion OF Mr.. Gallaher, the vote
ordering the fGgrossment was reconsider
ed. The said bill was then amended, on
motiops severally made, and IA amended,
again ordered to be engrossed.
The House resumed the consideration
Of the bill TO restore to the james RIVER
and kanaw ha Company the States guar.
antee on 300, 900. Tae question being
on the indefinite posiponrmen',
Mr.. Strother concluded his remarks in
favor Of the bill. Mr.. Carter argued in
favor Of lis pos'ponement. Mr.. Daniel
# r. supported tie bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, OF K. and Q
the House adjourned
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
RETORy COURTEOUS.

At meeting Of both political parties
at Campbell Court House. Virginia, on
the opening Of the canvass some days ago.
Major Garland, formerly the repres MIA
tive Of the district in Congress, was called
upon to speak. The NJ jor lose and thus
addtessed the crowd.
''Grniemcu, | was Fl rst elected to Con.
press by the Democrats. adhered (slth.
fully to my principles. and for so cong,
they turned me out Of their ranks. was
then elected BY the Whigs-cafricd out
tho principles they elected me TO carry
out, and for doing so, they kicked me out T?
Help yourselves, gentlemen of both par
ties" far
Major Garland was first elected to Con-
gress in place of General Gordon,
Wing, who proposed the Sub Treasury
as a better system than that OF the pet
Banks. The proposed plan was denounc-
ed BY the Globe and condemned by Gen.
Jackson as a prep"s,erous thing IN hseli,
and as too dangerous to be thought OF as
a pract,cal system. The Wings showed
no favor to the project, and Gen. Cor
don lost his election on account OF IT,
His successful competitor, Major Garland,
was elected with the aid Of Wing votes
as a Jackson man--b but continuing SAL
10 oppose The Sub Treasury ohen il acas
brought forward by Mr.. Van Buren, in
1887, he was prescribed by the ''democ.
racy." The Wings sustained him, and
he was reelected TO Congress. Again
candidate in 1910, his election was con-
sidered certain, when Mr.. Gimer having
in pet resigned his post as Governor OF
Virginia, became rival candidate, and
Major Garland was abandoned for the
new favori.e. The Wings of the district
have probably found out by this time the
exact amount Of their gain by the ex-
change.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
RoBERr v. SSopeRAss, Sec'ry.
FALLING WATERS.

In pursuance Of public notice, a large and re-
spectacle meeIing of the Wings of the Falling Wa
ters precinct, assembled ct Bartleson's tavern for
he purpose of appointing six delegates to meet in
convention in Martinsbuig, Saturday the 25th Of
March, to select candidates to represent Berkeley
county in the next General Assembly of Virginia.
The meeting was organized by calling WILLIAM
PENDLETON, E>q to the chair, and appointing
N. P. CAMPBELL secretary. The object of the
meeting having been stated by tho chairman, the
following gentlemen we're appointed as delegates
to attend said convention.
Andrew w MeCIeary, George Christian, An
drew Me Iptire. Jas L. Cunningham, DAHL Ropp
aud N 7. Campbell.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
VIM. PENDLETON, Chrm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
FOR BALTIMORE con-
FERENCE,

QfiAs Methodist Episcopal Chureh, MareA, ls43
WINCHESTER DIsTRIcr-John Smith, p. e
Winchestsr--E. Dorsey.
Winchester Circuit-J w Cronin, F. L. pulin
Front Royal Circuit-J. $. Martin. N. s. Buck
ineham.
Jefferson Circuit--J. A. Gere, T. Sewal, Jr.
Iarper's Ferry-R. NJ. Lpscomb.
Shepherdstown Station--J. Plotner.
berkeley Circuit-T. H. NJ Monroe, J. II
March.
Marlborough "-R gladden., J. II. Waugh
Bah " Stephen Smith
South Branch--J. Clary, N. l.. Fish.
Noorfeld-A. q. Chenowiih, f F. Busey.
Wardeusville Il. N. Muuroe, H. Hoffman.
Woodstock-D Trout.
SnrinsGeid-W. Howe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

The Williamspou (Md.) Banner OF
Saturday says that notwithstanding the
severe cold weather experienced for the
last or week ten days, the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal continues in good napigable
order, and brisk trade is being done up
on H.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

Mn. EDiroR:-You may perhaps quiet the tears
OF many good citizens, in regard 10 the prediction
Of the fanatic MiLLER. -" hat the end Of all hings
is al hand" by publishing The following:
TIMELY lsrELLiGENcE.-M Gruitnuz-n. The
~ell-known astronomer Of Munich, has declared
THAT in the shout space of $50 900 years from
the present lime our ODE will be- absorbed by the
sun, and thus consumed by solar FIRE."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

The last accounts from Sir Charles
Bagot, Governor General Of Canada,
renders il probable that he is near his end.
His successor, Sir Charles Metcalf, arriv.
ed a, Boston on Monday in The steamer
Columbia from Liverpool.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

We learn from the Augusta, Me- Banv
ner. that no less than four manlacs were
brought 10 the hospital in that place, ash
week, from one town in the East, VINO
we're made insane by the Miller delas'on,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

We perceive that the Hon. Wm, A. Harris is
snneuesod as a csuddae FOR Congress from this
District.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30

TuEspAY. March 81. 1919.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MIR. Randolph from the Committee OF
Finance, presented q bill appropriating ihe
public revenue, which was read FIRST and
ordered to be read second time.
Mr.. Randolph. also, from the same COM
miliee, presented resolution, which was
taken up on his motion aud read, and be-
ing amended on motion Of Mr.. Powell,
aud as amended, agreed to. The resolu-
ton exiend, the time TOR the delivery OF
the land books, and lists of taxable pro-
perry, By commissioners of the revenue,
from the LIST of June to the Isl July ard
alters the time of making the county levy
to the July term.
A bill to reduce the expenses Of the
Legislative department fthe government,
with the amendment proposed Dy Mr..
Leake, pending when the Legislature adj
journed yesterday, was tuken up.
MIR. Strother moved the ind, finite post
ponement of the bill and amendment; and
expressed his objections to the bill.
Mr.. Cowan called the previous ques
tion, which was sustained land the qpes
tion on indefinitely pestponing, was de-
cided in the negotive--43 TO SO.
Mr.. Moore, of G. and W., moved to lay
the whole subject on the table until June.
This motion prevailed so TO AZ.
Thus died No. 203- starvation
bill Of isi3-a bill by which il was pro
posed the present Legislature should siarve
out its SUCCESSORS, bat should sacrifice no.
thing itself to the great principle of "stdr'
ration.")
A bill concerning sherifis' and other
officers commissions aud attorneys fees
on forthcoming bonds, with the amend
men: thereto proposed by Mr.. Powell, OF
f., was taken up.
After some debate, this amendment was
NJ gatived-l5 to 81.
After debate between Messrs. Crutch.
field, VERIFY. Galaher, Byrd, OF F. Blue,
Tavenner, Daniel, Of r., Powell, Of F..
Frazier, Irving and other gentlemen --and
an amendment by Mr.. Gallnher, the bill
was ordered to be engrossed FOR third
reading, by decisive majority.
The bill curtals the commissions ofthe
sheIff's on executions, generally, p per
cent and exclude, lawyers from fees on
a motion Of judgment on forthcoming
bonds, in cases v here there is no opposi
ton.
On motion, the House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-30
TOWN TRUSTEES.

T"T1"WFHb I'FF'"11F Wit DC 9'9FfvFFV'r wv
Trustees Of the town of Martinsburg fot the ensu
ing year. a, the coming election, by
MANY VOTERS.
Conrad Roasch, Seaman Garard,
John Bilmire, Edmund Pendieton,
A. s. Chambers, John D. Snyder.
Patrick Cunningham,
March 30, 1913
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-03

Gin Ginppbner oen-banbelte NIT einem 8auer ouf
Dem N1arfte eiue eooung Strrb. Nls (e iiber BEN
4res ein9 rpdreu frd9te Der Batter gan; unerrdrtet
Ben &dufer tuie er heise 1ieer dttipcrtete lber.
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Der Bauer, phne ftd' anse S1 beInnen, entaeauete
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So behalt' idb n,ein Gtrpb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-03

Sn Bolton fbnitt fId fnr3l 3li i'm serser etu Waun cts
lneu 3db al, um bic 0lhnerauaen les sl perbet- Ser
spirbe ilder audi ein s, aus lit Srano eser, tint bic
Nauscn III testeu.