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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
PERSONAL PROPERTY

of id Ellis, To witt
head Of Horses; l2 head of Cattle;
40 head of Hogs, mostly large; 35 head Sheep
l Wagon, 6 sets Of Gears, Cart;
Ploughs, Hartows, &c;
Wheat Fan, set ofSmith's Tools;
| Four-horse THRESHING MACHINE;
A lot of Brick and Lumber; 1000 Shingles;
BACON and LARD;
A quantity of WHEAT, CORN, and OATS by
the bushel;
Also, Corn in the ground.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Such as Beds,eads and Bedding, &c; l template
Stove and Pipe, and many other things too numsr-
Gus 10 mention
Terms credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums of s. and upwards, by giving bond with
approved security; under that amount. the cash
will be required The Grain by the bushel will be
sold for cash.
JAS. NJ. NEWKIRK. E1or.
July l8, l8i4-4w Of Jas. Ellis, decd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
R0eES and Shoes,
Groceries & Liquors,

u OAF, Lump and Brown Sugars; New Orleans
h MoIasses; Rio Coffee, at various prices;
Rice. Cheese and Crackers; Imperial and Black
Teas; Dye Stuff, Spoes, &c; Whale and Sperm
Oils; Superior Old Whiskey; Common do Cog
nae Brandy 9Th proof, Common do. fth lo.i n. +.
Rum; Old Port and Madeira Wine, Malaga and
Lsbin do; Just received and for sale low by,
April 25, 1874. II. +. BRYARLY, Jr. g. Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
BOOT AND SHOE
-. MANDATORY Ia,
JOIHN o. SNyYIDiNil

JOHN % SNYDER
Nd ESPECTFULLY informs his old friends and
IA customers that he has removed hi. Shop to
his dwelling house, next door to Boyd's Store,
where he will at all times be pleased to see them
and will continue to manufacture to order every
description of
RO8ES and Shoes,
in substantial and expeditions manner, and Of
the best materials.
He tenders his sihcere thanks TO those who have
heretofore extended to him liberal patronage,
and respectfully asks continuance Of the same.
April 4. l6i4-,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
TO FARMERS.

FENHE undersigned has ready at his shop, sl
n Burkhart's Mill, Horse Power Threshine
Machine Of superior construction which he is de-
srous Of letting out to thrash for toll sell on
accommodating terms Ii sold, it viii be warranted
10 perform much work, with as little waste oil
animal power, as any machine in Berkeley; il the
purchaser be not satisfied will take the machine
back-reasonable expenses paid
July Is, lS4i-3w RHYS JONES.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18

nLD RYE WHISKEY, Rum, Honey, Water.
W Crackers, &C., Just received by
July 10. GEO. RAENHAL,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18

" GU III G. s.
1T is with pleasure the, the undersigned, who
n has recently returned TO his natve place, in
forms his friends and the public that be has open
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
LATEST.

The Bee Of the 9Th instant. has the fol.
lowing informstion respecting the results
Of the late election.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
Castings for Sale,

EUST received, prime lot Of Castings consist
% ing ofOgens, Pots, Kettles, Skjllets with Lids
and without, &c. &c, cheap for cash.
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
r. r. Depot. July l8.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
MEDECINEsa &0..

many of which recommended valuable
and important in diseases and other purposes:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
E.ceCsgEOs',S SNle.

AXILL be SOLD at public auction, to the high
w est bidder, on Thursday, the 8tb Of An
ust. 1914, ut the late residence of James Ellis,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

1t is rumored that Gen. Cass will be
elected by the Legislature of Michigan
to the U. S. Senator. -.Nadisonica
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26
DECEMBER is.
The Senate have taken recess.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

A communication was received from
the Senate by their Clerk, that they
had passed the acts Changing the
quarterly terms of the Corporation
Court of Lynchburg," and 'sauthoris-
ing the County Court Of Norfolk coun-
ty to rebuild the Court House of said
county, and to change its location"
The following resolutions were adop.
ted:
By Mr.. Taylor of Loudoun, that the
Committee of Roads enquire into the
expediency of reporting a bill to pre-
vent in future any stock company, in
which the State shall be shareholder.
from entering into any loan or loans,
or in any manner contracting debts be-
You'd the available means at their dis
posal; and for so doing, that the Pre-
sident and Directors, who shall author
Use, or enter into such loan or loans,
debt or debts, shall be made liable N
their individual character for the same,
and that the property of the company
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

of losses by mail that their labors have
been confined. They are charged with
a general outdoor superintendent Of
the service, and the preservation Of the
property Of the Department.
The necessity and importance. of
such supervision, and the advantage of
a strict system Of responsibility, may,
IN some degree, be known from the va
lue and amount expended annually FOR
a portion of this public property. Take
for instance the item of mail bags
The amount expended for this purpose,
for the four years, including the amount
Of accounts suspended prior to the first
OF july, 1910, which amount Of suspen-
ded accounts was paid in 1841 and
1912, was $2l6, 889. The amount
actually expended for the four years
precedi lg the first Of July, 1914, is
$40, 558 40.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26
POSTMASTER GENERALS
REPORT.

We give below an extract from the
report ofthe Hon. G. A. Wicklil1e, the
present efficient Postmaster General,
exhibiting the condition of that very
important department of the public SER
vice. twill be read with INTEREST,"
SIR: It viii be gratifying to you,
and no doubt to the country, to be in
formed, as preliminary to a detailed re-
port of the operations of this Depart
ment, during the past year, and of its
present condition, that for the time it
has been under the superintendent of
the undersigned, and during the whole
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26
Nothing Of general Importance was
before the Senate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

iiOUSE Ut' kEPRESEN / All Y ES.
After some unimportant bushes was
disposed Of, the bill reported by Mr..
Phoenix, to remit the duties on Rail
Road Iron, when the same had been
actually laid down upon the roads,was
taken up, and the question was on the
rejection of the bill.
Mr.. FOSTER, of Penn, being enti@
tied to the floor addressed the House,
in opposition the Bill. He soon d.
yerged into party topics, and denied
the charge that Pennsylvania had been
deluded lii the late election. She was
incapable of being deluded or imposed
on, the people knew their interests,and
believed that the Democratic party
were more to be trusted Cor a fair
protection of Manufactures than the
whig party. He accused those Of the
wings who advocated this law of in
consistency, inasmuch as a Tariff for
protection had been their favorite meas
ure. He was understood TO maintain
that the tariff of 1912, required 10
modification, and when the question
was presented on its repeal, he would
sustain it. He then adverted to the
policy ofencouraglng the manufacture
of iron in every form in this country.
Mr.. Payne of Alabama, got the floor
next, and stated that he would oppose
the bill. He was opposed to the ex-
empting Of the first article from duty,
while others were burthened with it
At the same time he was opposed to
general system ofhigh duties, and was
IN favor Of a strict revenue duty.
He was not in favor of no duty, and
direct. taxation as had been alleged; he
commended that a horizontal duty of
90 per cent. would swell the importa-
tons, and thus yield more revenue than
a higher rate of duty would.
MIR. P. proceeded with his remarks,
and in the course of which, he paid
high compliment to Professor Morse's
invention, the Telegraph. He still oc-
cupies the floor, ween we go to press.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26
SENATE
WEDNESDAY,, Dee. Is

(Quarter off o'clock -The nomi-
nation of Gen. Van Ness, as Collector
Of New York, has justbeenunanimous-
y confirmed.
Mir. Woodbury. presented a series OF
resolutions Of the Legislature of New
Hampshire in favor Of the reduction Of
postage, instrueting their Senators, &c.
Mr.. Upham, presented the creden-
tials of Mr.. S. S. Phelps, elected a
Senator, for six years, from the Sd OF
March next.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

Disastrous Fire at Saratoga Springs.
by an extra from the Office of the
Saratoga Republican, we learn that be-
tween two and three o'clock on Friday,
fire broke ont in wooden building
on the east side Of Broadway, which
was entirely consumed, together with
five other buildings, embracing alto
gether II tenements, the aggregate
loss is estimated at SIS, 900, a part
OF which was covered by insurance.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

He was highly accomplished officer, was
master of the principal ancient and modern
languages, a courageous man, good husband,
and kind father He served with Decatur
on board the President during her action with
the Endymion, Pomona. and Tenedos.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

The lowerhouse ofthe Virginia Leg
islature has resolved, By a vote of "a
to 81 to receive the States share of
The proceeds of the sales Of the Public
Lands.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

.. s. Senator. On the 8th instant,
he Legislature Of Arkansas unanimous
y elected ChesterAshIey, Esq, as Uni
ted States Senator from that State, for
the unexpired term Of Gov. Fulton, de-
ceased. MIR. Ashley is man of talent,
and a thorough going democrat.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

Supreme Court Of the U. S.-On
Fnday laston motion Re -erdy johnson,
esq. Frances c. Treadwell, ofPortland,
Nliane was admitted as an attorney and
counsellor Of this court.
We understand that Mr.. TreadweIl
has charge Of the case of Gov. Dorr,
and will probably move the court to-day
TO allow writ of error, or a wit Of
hebeds corpus, 10 bring Gov. Dorr to
Washington, and permit him in per-
son TO petition The court fora writ of
error.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

An English paper says :-"It is
Is said that in the town of Boston the
girls have mace an improvement in IRON
ing. which baats the steam engine on
common roads allhollow. Theyspread
out all the clothes on smooth plat
form, and fasten hot hat-irons to their
feet and skate over them. This is
combining thereeyeatiye with the use
ful and ornamental"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26
T,vvesy Eighth Congress.
From the BaItiaore Republican and .qreqts.
BY MQRsE's TELEGRAPH.
SENATE.
q second Session.
TUESDAY, Dec. II.

TUESDAY, DEC. II.
A message came from the House, in
forming the Senate of the passage of
the Uniform Election Bill.
A message was received from the
President, and from the War and Navy
Departments.
Dir. CHoATE, presented the petition
OF Henry Hatch and of heirs Of Boston,
on the subject of French spoliations.
Petitions on the subject of the natu-
rallzatlon laws We're presented by
Messrs. Archer & Buchanan, who both
made some remarks, the latter expressed
his objection to any change in time the
requlredto make citizens Of foreigners,
but his READINGS to so with the farthest
in correcting any existing abuses.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Rev. Mr.. Dayley, the new Chaplin
of the House, oficiated to-day for the
first time.
Various members give notice of bills
to be brought in at a future time.
Various resolutions of enquiry were
also introduced Of no great public in
terest.
On motion Of Mr.. Vintion, of Chic,
the rules were suspended for the pur-
pose of calling on the States for resolu-
tons. The State of Maine bein0 call
ed, Mr. Hambiin inquired whether ii
would be in order to call up the resolu-
ton which was before the House for
printing 10000 extra copies Of the re-
port on the Dorr case.
The Chair decided that it was in Or
der, but after some informal cohversa-
tlon the subject was passed over.
The resolution will come up in due
order hereafter.
A resolution was presented directing
an enquiry into the amount of money
paid by the several u. s. Banks to
members Of Congress, Editors of news
papers, Agents, &c. 1t was agreed TO.
Mr.. G. j. Ingersolll introduced a
resolution for modifying the Tariff of
1642,-where the duty imposed on
foreign wines and silks, conflict
with Treaty Stipulations; also that a
nominal duty be imposed on free arti-
Giles for the precise ascertainment of
them.
Mr.. Stewart ofPenn., moved to lay
the Resolution on the table.
Mr.. lngersoll modified the resolution
so as to direct the committee of ways
& means to enquire into the expedien-
cy OF the object. Of the Resolution.
Mr.. Stewart then withdraw the mo-
ton to lay on the table.
Mr.. Black, of Georgia, moved to
amend the second clause of the resolu.
ton, by striking out and inserting that
a revenue duty be imposed on all free
articles Of Importation.
Mr.. Davis, Of Indiana, would debate
the resolution, and 1t had to lay over
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-26

Odio.-Ex-Governor Corwin, wing.
has been elected u. S. Senator from
this State for six years from the 4tb
March, in place of Mr.. Tappan, dem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
g erb or -2i {.

9ta6ffebenees it cine 9iite Der 0fehtsfdlle
,peldle in etner Court bon Common Spleas
fir 9cd,a SauntD perb6rt nerben Icllen, bic
am Wcntae ben 29iten 9pril, in Der Staet
slaentaun ibren sInfan9 nebmen, unb cine
Wode bauern tpiro:
9unis, Gienwein unb Scntp. 9escn Sa'
muel Sds.
gaul NaiOer ssgen Scbn g. @runeie.
Schn q. @eieer se9en 2bcnas @rdiS.
Spbn 8lsdner sc9en @eorge Se9elp.
9. unb SO. Scsel 9egen Tbcmas Qcras.
S,eale, Wccewarb unb Comp. se9en Sa'
cob Sodrbea.
Saattan Wesaer aegen Scnas StcFtet.
9,cter 9rcrsa 9caen ben ndmIid,sn.
Ter Staat 9cgen Raria Wpiller u. ct. al.
Der Staat 9e9en paul WiIer.
Sarab Refd,, burd, ibren ndd,ten Sreunb
NenrD 9iefh qegen Scfepb ecrd,.
Hcuben SeaeIp 9e9en William Bus.
Sufanna ndrBell gegen g8illidm @infin'
ger, ipcld,cr Saecb Stein ubcrlebtc.
9Silliam Diebl, 9csen @brilfian {. Snaus,
SlfiIgnie II. f. 10.
Salcmcn Scgel 9eacn Benjamin Sd)aller,
ieine Scrfees unb @rnnbbewcbncr.
Geo. Stcaenberber 9egen @cnrac 8eter.
@briltman nno Stepart gc9en een Giirs
germeifer II. Staotratb Der S'taot 2lllentaun.
cacob Stcflet se9en jcunter uno Miller.
sInn @ilsa Sdr6hr geaen @li6ern.
@crnelius ReinboIo 9c9en Sacob 9feinbclo,
aeminiitratcr, u. f. 10. nno @runebewcbner.
Daniel Osere. Drctb.
Oair; 27. nqb@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
SefeQtt6afts -2(uafEunta.

Die iettber sptihen ben llntcrId,riebeneu
beltanoene @sid,dfts 9erbncuna unter Der
Srma ocn 2rerler uno Weiler, in Sbers
NPacun9te 3onnidip, eeda @auntD, III am
1ten wadr, 1874 NIT beiber feiti9er @iuwil,
ll9un9 anf9elcBt woroen.-Oabcr neroeu al,
lc peId,e in ben Stohrbiihern Der benamtcn
Sirma, cSer auf fcnifi9e slrt i'm 0fndlfance
itne, hermit aufgefcroert smild,en nun II Dem
lifen ndd,iten Wai an Sames qEeilcr in rcI,
fen Sdnoen ild, Die Bidder bcfinoen, an,ur,ts
fen nno dbSubeiahIeu, unb lcld,e bic nod
slnfereerunscn an befa9te Sirma babsn, pers
ben 9ebeten ibre 9ied,nun9en iunerbaib be.
ia9ter 3cit ein;ubduoiasu.
Ge Gie.Stpbr Gisidifte pcrbrn ain al.
ten Stane bon Sames 9Bsiler fcrtsctrirten.
Reuten Srerler,
:'.-.. = SanRs 9Seiler.
00NSt, iDiS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

o. S'ASo ~ |tNf ShNkf -
Sd,wdrSe Wchair Santfduh,, ..s...
Sdlwarsc Wchair Mitts, ....
SdwarSe Wcboir Sdnnpftiid'er, ...--.
Sd,warser @cuslin be 9ains fir Srads,
Trdb DO DO 30
A Gcrscl @efirbte purpur prints,
3-4 DO 30 DO WITH. ...
A Slou, pinf uno Buff &. @biut prirts,
Ncicnfcffe pcn jcber genennung,
Wcltenlfcffe prn jeber Genennung. s.E
0roce .aE
primr q. 3. WcIaHrs, 3ufsrbans Tcs
lafTss unc jccni9 Sprup Wplaffes, Siic @afs
fee II. nod piele anbere Waarcn ~ nmltdnos
lidt aniufabren. e rr.#
sllle obi9e Waaren lcllen, ea fie fpchlfsil
ein9efdnft pureen, an ben aIsrniceri9iiem
prei6en, cber i'm sIustauid, fir ale 9Irten
eanbssprcbuftc, fpcfilr fe Die h6d,ifen san9s
barren Warfipreiis erlauben, absefest fperben.
sls junge slnfdnaer hcfen fe auf einen
ltberalen 3beil Der @unif bes publifims. "a
... @pbraim Grim,
9tarcn q. Heniiiaer.
sIaentarr, SuIi 26, nabp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
NaCbrtCGt,

wirb hermit 9escben, bas DIE llnterseifneien
ols @reeutosen Der Sintcrlaeenidaft ces
pcrifcrteneu SenrpWers, lestbin bon
SilcsQBteitbaa Iaunid,ip, ecda @auntD ers
uanut wcrben fno. ellie biejeni9en baher
weld,e nod, all bciagte SointerlaBenid,att I'M
Rldifanoe Gnb, werbcn hermit auf9eforbert,
inncrbalb bret Rouaten anSurufen uno absus
be;ablen llno alle biejenigen be nod, ges
rcdte Scrcerun9en an 9emelcete Sinterlois
ienidaft baben, beliebcn ihre 9ed,nun9cn
audi innerbalb beia9ter 3eit pcblbeifdti9t
Sapio Mers,
9Silliam Mers
Gbparo Wers
@drs 90, nqsm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
Oefentlte6e 25enpm.

Dcnneritass uno Srcita9s ben IL uno 12s
ten 9pril, ndfffens, fcIen an cem Soauie bes
peritcrbenen s. enrp Wler 3, leBthin bon
SiibsWbeitbaa 3auuihip, eed,a @auntD, fol-
sence sIrtifel auf offentlider 9encu perfauft
fperoen, rdmIid:
91iucsuiet, Sd,peinc, ein 1s9iuls Wa9en
NIT Qeutern, eine GaSee, 4Binemilble uno
Strobbanf, Seu bel Der Spnne, Saamen auf
Dem Seloe, Better unb Settlabcn, Sefcn nit
Gcbr, Sausubren, Stefiel, Sdrdnfe, 9t
lde, Sdnfe, Stlble, 3nter, Stdnner, Sdeer
uno fonit nod Iebr oiele 8aucrn uno causs
9erdtbidaften su fpeitldufti9 Sn melcen.
1ie gebinsunsen am 8ertaufstase unb
Gufnartun9 BON
Sapib Werk,
9Sillian1 Oiers : gr'crs.
Gbparo MerE
Mar; 90, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
Ge(eQIehafts- -QuHoIl,n9.
Wdrs 90,

Die bisber sniId,en Den llnteridrebenen
beifanoene 9efddfts 8erbincnn9 unter Der
Tirma BON 6. unb SO. s. oitteI in Sies
Wbeittaa, eedba @auntp, foG am 1ifen ndd,s
fen 9lpril burh beiberleitise ginpilisun9
auf9el6et ipercen. = ciejeni9en peld,e nod,
auf irgenb cine 9lrt an aeeadte Sirma i'm
Nllfifanbe fino, tpercen bic 9tcthwenbi9fcit
einfeben, chne @erSus Hid,ti9feit 81 MAIDEN,
uno fold,e als Scrcerun9cn haben, bclieben
ibre 9icdnunscn einsuhdnbi9en.
9SitItam Sotttel.
Charles Oittel.
TDic Stchrs@efddfte pcreen ,pie biss
ber fortgetrieben. ...
Wdrj2', n13m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
) Sbaler SeloDnlllta.

9lm lesten Scnnta9 bate Der llnter,eid,.
tete bas llnsIiid, ;nilhen bem Soauie bes
@iaueir @reen, in Sber' Saueoh, uno benz
@athauie ces Srn. Schn Yoif, in Sal,bura,
eine iIIberne patentseiper Sadnbr ~ Serlics
ren. Der ehrlife Sincer erbdlt cbise Ses
lctnun9 nebft Canf, pcnn or oielelbe an g.
Def III SaIsbur9, oocr an Scbn Sep, jr. in
a0entaun absibt.
Sapib Seip.
Scbruar 81, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
Ote OeutIC6e &an;el.
Cine Samm(un9 auserleiener Drebi9s
ten Der oeaenrpdrtiaen 9eir.

Cine Samm(un9 auserleiener Drebi9s
ten Der 9e9enipdrtt9en 3elr.
Der llntcrIhriebene secenft Elm Berf un,
ter cbi9em Iitel gum Orud su bef0roern,
fails er oasu binldn9ltde @rmurterun9 bon
Ieinen Sreunben uno ccm amerifaniIdsdlriffs
lihcn Dublifum crbalten icllte. @r 9laubt,
bae elm Icld,es Berf tpie or beabdd,ti9t, nid,t
MIR quite 9luftabme finben, fcncern and, nit
pielem Seaen bealeitet fein fpiiroe. Seine
gbfdt in eine rber mchrere prceigten ocn
siuer 9insahl Der beriihmtefen @pan9eIiIden
&dnselrecnern Der neuern 3eit su liefern.-
limb es 1T befdunt bas Deutfd,lanb cine arcs
&c 9IuSabl folder Wdnuer ouf;uweiien bat
Wdhreno ieiner 9eife nad DeutihIano i'm
perntdjenen CONNER, bat Der unterld,rietes
nc @ele9enbeit gehabt fcld,e 8prbereitunaen
~ MAIDEN, fpeld,e ibn in ben Stano feben bic
81 II ben eoan9elild)er Slaughtered fam,
felt bon cprtber nad unlerer Soeimatb su uers
fcBen.
Der Seraus9eber fam superfdt[id, be,
bdupten, eaB cine iclde fernhaftc uno reid)s
balti9e = ialbun9ss unb taIentpcGe Samms
lung BON prebi9ten ipie chen anqe,eiat, nod
ME in oiefem Qanbe in Der ceutfd)en Sprade
eritienen 1T. Gr bcfft caher; oas oieies
llnternehmen, neldes natiirlid, nit piclen
8citen osrbunben 1T, burd, cine piclleitiae
llnterifiisun9 bon ben bcrfhieeenen d,riitli
den 9lautensbenennun9en beforbert perben
rpirb.
Seo 9utt9etl:
l. Dieies Berf fol- aus etpa 500 arce
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eeber bauerbaft eingebuncen werben.
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belm @mpfaa9 ees Suds entrid,tet ipercen
mue Sur Tibt llnterlfreiber werceu
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ben.
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bon 90 prcS GENT.
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aber, in Dem SO ceer mehr gremplare III.
teritrieben iIub, iolIen Die Siid,er Scifeufrei
al ciuen prebiger ceer anecrc te,cidnete
perfcn 9cienbct perben, bon mo aus man
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Scbruar 81,
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