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The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-17
CH ZAP
CHEAP
Dry Goods, Hardware, and Grocery
STO RE.

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WNHE subscribers has Just opened large supply O
y Dry Goods, Groceries, and Hardware, on Fayette
vile street. fopPosite MIR. D. MURRAY's Hotel wher,
he invites all to call and examine his stock he in
tends not to be undeFsold by any house the place
His stock consist of the following articles:
! Dry GOOda
! Calicoes, Of different figures and prices,
Muslins-Swiss ,Jackonet, Book and Checked,
White Cambrics, ILish Linens,
! Vestings, Brown Linen, Brown Holland,
Grass Linen, Furniture Dimity,
Tailor's Canvass, GambroOns, Ribands,
Ripka Stripes, Duwlass,
Silk, Baudana, and Corah Handkerchies,
| Cotton Do Chldrens' Do, -
Muslin C:raVats, Fans black and painted,
Cotton wadding, Spool Thread ali sizes,
Ounce and pack Pins, Hooks and Eyes plated,
Brown Sheeting, Blezched do,
Bleaehed James, Apron Cherks,
Plaid, Domestic, Bed Tekings,
Wash Blond Lace
Sewing Silk, Patent Thread, Turkey Cotton,
White Hosiery, Do half Hose,
Brown and mixed Half Hose,
Suspenders, Tuck and Side Combs,
Pocket Combs. fine Ivory do.
Boxes Knitting pins, Nankeen,
Cotton Gambroons, Roam Mixtures,
Coat Bindings, Figured do, balls Twist,
Vest btttoRs, Bettal strap do.
Button Moulds, PaFasols, Shades.
Hardware.
Trace chains, Long handle Forks,
Shaving Glasses, Shoe brushes,
Backing Of the very best quality,
Superior shaving Boxes and Brushes,
Ink stands, Waters, Fishing Hooks and Lines
Cast, German and Blister sleel, Nail Rods,
A large lot of superior Pocket Knives,
Knives and Forks Of all qualities from 5 to so cents
Coffee Mills, Candle Shutters, Chiseb all sizes.
AuguFs. Sad IreAss Tea Kettles,
Brass Kettles, RazoFs and Straps,
Sewing needles, Pocket Steeyards, ..
Chest and Drawer Locks, Sand paper,
Wedding Hoes, long Shovels, Hammers,
Files all sizes, Screws, Awl blades,
Whip Brooms, Papers tacks assorted,
Plate Locks, Siftersr Sheep shears,
Gmlets, Frying Pans, and many other articles in the
hardware line.
49, Groceries.
Sugars all kinds large lot Coffee, cheap,
Nails all sizes, Bar Soap, Shaving do.
Shot and Powder, Pepper, AEsPice, Ginger,
Snuff, Writing paper, Cotton and wool Cards,
Bar Lead, Cigars, Shoe thread,
Bed cords, Sole and upper Leather,
Candles Sperm and Tallow, Tobacco, RasiRs,
Flour, Meal Salt Bacon Land and many other articles
in the GtsceTy line. %
/ !tc ;2-&4 CHOckery.
China sets. Liverpool and common Dishes,
Liverpool and common Teas, Plates all kinds,
Steak Dishes, Fureens Wash-bowlsAnd Pitchers,
Fancy Mugs, chamber, very large milk and small Bowls,
and many other articles.
Shoes.
Mems ladies' and boys Shoes of all Sizes qualities and
prices. Also, ,chiidrens Shoes, black and red
And many other articles, too tedious to mention all
of which will be sold low for Cash. those that pay
punctual when called The subscriber feels thank
full for the liberal patronage he has received and hopes
to merit continuance of the same.
JOHN r. WHITAKER
Raleigh, April 3, 1874. 1872 If
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PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.

PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, the Court have learned with deep re-
gret that since the last Term ofthis Court hath
pleased Divine Providence to remove from among
us T1LMAN COLEMAN, late member Of this
Court: Therefore,
Resofued, That, in the death of T1LMAN COLEMAN,
the Court feel that they have been deprived of Vruous
and sensible coaduIor in the discharge Of their public
dues and the county OF Rockingham ofone of its most
useful and highly esteemed citizens.
ResolUed further, That in token of the respect which
the Court feel for the memory of their departed brother,
the preamble above, and these resolutions be entered
upon the minutes of the Court and that copy of the
same be Transmitted by the Clerk. to the family of the
deceased and copy ofhe same be forwarded to the Ed
itors of the Standard and the Register, with
quest that they be published
The same order made, at lhe same time, as to
SAMUEL SHARP, Esq, deceased.
Test: T. B. WHEELER, G. c. G.
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VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE IN TIE CII,Y oF RALEIGH.

FOR SALE IN THE CITY OF RALEIGH
RY virtue Of Deed Of Fruss szcceGedBy b.
- SMITH, for certain purposes thsretq expFesssd.
will sell without to rhe highest bidder at and
II months credit. the 18th May next, a Che Court
House in Raleigh, one and elegant three story
Bnck-builaing. nearly go feet square, With two ene
ments anda wide passage each foo at the of
Fayetteville and Harget streets This House contains
lS large Rooms and with slight alteration might be-
converted into spendd Tavern and being just in the
heart the City, with all the necessary houses attached
thereto, would give it advantage in this respect
any other in this place. The whole establishment cost
the proprietor $l4 ,2oe lag
Also, one other two story BHcihOase on Fayetteville
street, present occupied by Caleb Malone Store,
and an excellent stand for the Mercantile bHainessI
Also, one other two story Brick-hullding, with two
good business the first floor and passage with
four excellent rooms above, Wilmington street, inn
mediately in the Of the large HOUSE are corner.
These valuable Buildings all situated jnst about
the centre Of the City Persons therefore wishing 10
secure eligible stands foFbusness of sny kind, would
do we'll to attend this Sale, for such opporunytC
secure valuable property nhs City may not soon again
occur Approved paper negotiable at Bank, will be
qalred of the purchasers together with enn the pro-
peTty at the option Of the Undersigned. s-4
r. NJ. SAUNDERS, =
Trustee.
April 9, 1sf4 1886.
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William r. King. 1t will be seen, by an ar
ticle from the Globe in today's paper, that this
distinguished son of the Old North State has been
appointed Minister to France. His nomination
was unanimously confirmed by the Senate.
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ACrIoNI ACTIONll ACTIoN!l!


1t affords US inexpressble pleasure TO witness
the determined and enthusiastic spirit which per-
vades and animates the democracy of North Caro-
lima. From all quarters we hear of union, and
concert, and of a fxedness of purpose to meet the
adversary at all points, to sif, and weigh and ex-
expose his principles, and to charge boldly and
fearlessly into his thickest and strongest encamp-
ment This is as it should be- But sterner and
still stronger spirit must be evoked. Every dem
ocrat must forget himself and think only of his
country No personal aspirations Inconsistent
with the complete and glorious triumph ofthe par
~ should be INDUCED. We believe they will not
be indulged. What is any man-what are a
thousand men, compared to the success Of demo-
cratic principles? Atoms in the air-grains of
sand amid innumerabIe millions of grains upon the
sea-shore Then let there be no jars, no discords,
no elimination or recrimination, no jealouses or
chickering's between democrats who may be spoken
Of or brought out for the Legislature. Although
we are certain of carrying the Legislature by a
most respectable majority and of electng our can
didae for Governor, yet the loss of member here
and there may endanger our success and diminish
the democratic vote. We speak as unto men.
The campaign is now fully opened in North
Carolina. The great champion of the Federal
has been here, inspiring his followers by his
personal presence, shouting to them his peculiar
doctrines, and urging them onward to a contest
similar in all respects to that of 1910. He, has
endorsed the carricatures, the coonskins, the hard
cider, and the revolutionary yells-he calls them
his instruments, and endeavors to render them ac-
ceptable by saying that his friends disposed to
encourage fun and joEity Fun and jOlIity!
What does he mean2 Are we to have fun and
jollity for pri~cples' Are the great political is
sues of the day-issues on the determination of
which hang the destinies of the present and of
all posterity-to be secuted from the presence of
the people with laugh Shall we be jolly be-
cause the country is indebted to the amount of
thirty miionsf Shall we sing for the blessings
of the Bankrupt Law, and because odous Fed
eral Tariff grinds the rock of our energies to
powder2 Fun and jOlLity! These terms may
suit other atmospheres, but they do not suit this.
North Carolina is a sober State. She has no am
pie offerings to present at the shrine ofthe fun-lov
ing god; and she will spurn-aye spurn those
who attempt to place such instruments as Mr..
Clay uses in the stead of great principles and an
ardent love of elevated constitutional liberty.
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~ The Milton Chronicle seems to have
caught the bilious or fever and ague. He had
better take some more Clay pills, if he desires to
assume clearer color
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MA KRIEW.

In This county, on Wednesday the srd instant, by the
Rev John F. Ellington, Mr5James Wethers to Miss
Martha Ann Rebeeca Dupre, daughter of Mr.. Louis
Dupre. 'N' : 49, tz
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SheriRss sac.

W4LL be sold at the Court House door in the town
ofGatesville, on Saturday, the 18th day Of May
next the following tracts ofLAND, much thereof
will pay the taxes due thereon or the wear 1872 and
cost of adVerfisine Wig
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a Very neat and newly made BarOuehe for Sale,
IN which will be sold cheap either for cash good
notes well endorsed. Apply to A. G. DRAKE.
March6s iS44. asst
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sfsfe of II. Carolina, wayne County.

state Of n CarOlina, wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb Term, 1874
Jonas Denning VIM. H. Baker.
Levy Land
Ira Langston Us. Henry Edwards.
Levy on Land
II appearing to he satisfaction the Court that the de-
fendants in the above named cases. nonresdents of
this State: It ordered therefore, that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard, notifying them to
appear before said Court at the Court House In Waynes
boro ON the srd Monday in May next and show cause if
any they have, why the plaintiffs should not have execu-
ton against the lands levied on
Witness, J. A. .GREEN, Clerk of said Court at Office
the Bird Monday in February. 1874.
JOHN A. GREEN, C. C. c.
April, 1874. pr adv. s. SO I-2) 494-6t
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DIED.

At his residence in Johnston County, the 18th ult
in the goth year of his age James Hoa soldier Of the
Revolution. -..s,-
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CL.aYB.GRBECUE OVER!


have lust added to my stock great variety Of new
and seasonable Dry GOODS and GROCERIES. which
have 5een selected with muchca for the Raleigh mar
ket aud which will be offered at very reasonable prices
either for cash or prime credit The subscriber deems
il unnecessary to enumerate all the articles kept
THEO. Fl. SNOW
Anrl IT 1914 494-It
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lYers Of matmral hends0f Hair.

TO TIC LOVCFB Oh I1GuFsl1 AGtEWBU Ul ESllF.
AER. QUIRK, of New York, has made arrangements
lVl to visit Raleigh, for few days, about the
18th of April, when he will be pleased to receive the
calls all those who may fit TO honor him with their
commands. in the way of his professional services His
stock of Wigs and Toupets large curious and beat.
full To the young, who are losing their Hair, the same
may be restored and brought to its original sate by
plying him before the Scalp is dVested of its roots
DIR. @. will be found, on his arrival, at the Eagle
Hotel, (YARBOROUGHS)
Anrii g. 1874. A93-tf
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Mr.. & MRS. BurVVelI'S Female School.
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. C.
1ENHE Summersession will begin on Thursday the
Il 23d of May Vacations hereafter will be in April
and October.
TERMS, PAYABLE HALF IN ADVANCE.
Board per sessoin, $50 90
Tuition, ~, Is, and II so
Music, Is 90
Use of Piano, s 90
Board can also be had in respectable fsmilies In
April !, 1874 493-6t.
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J. R. REDDICK, Sheriff
OF Gates county.
(Pr. adv. $15.) 494-5t..
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SALES OF TOBACCO.

April fott 1914
Elkanah Lyon, i've hogsheads No 1, $16 90 per cwt.
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OAKS WARE HoUsE. March estb IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
Setdebares giNentDum

oltf rfentlther Scneu Su oerfaufen.
Somita9s ben 24itcn slN9uit I'm 10 llbr
Scrrntta9s fol- auf brm @t9cntbum leltIt Of
frntItdl ocrfauft merben:
$50. 1.-Gine 9otte 0anb,
9eIr9cn III Sber Wilfrrb 5aunftip, ecd,a
@auntD 9rdnsenb an eano BON Danicl
@bcrbaro, Charles Sair uno anoern, eutbals
benz befen Sulturffaure, uub lrbr gut III Sens
fen.
$50. 2.-@in Strib ganr,
9clc9cn in ben ndmIiden SauuIhip ; 9rdts
seno an earlb Der 8creini9ten Sriloeri, Neus
rD Shrit uno anoern entbalteno 9ldcr.
Das eano 1T gut in SenIcn uno le9t ou Der
bHentllcben Straee, mrldle bon 9rtais mad,
Sbarlcetauu fuhrt, nno murec cine oorsii9s
lIde eette fem, Inn oarauf Su bauen.
$40. 3.-gine 2otte 0anb,
9clc0cn III SoBbur9 Gauuid,ip 9rinscno
al Vano pcn Sohn RnauB, lcBtbin ccSsraCl
3Ccl, nno dncern cntbaltcno 10 Sefcr -
4 9lfcr oapcu 1T 9utes NolSlane, ba6 llcs
tri0c 9uteS 8aus uno Sd,pammlono, nit
ficBenScm Baecr eardu -dIIcs gut in Scns
fen.
$40. 4.-Gin Stri6 OolS(ano,
ers2s 9clc9cn in Solsbnrg Saunidip =
tS}}SS5iis93 9rdu;cuo an Quno bon cSccl Scf &.
"Ys> EnauB, Sdccb Wdrf5 Gno anecrn;
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SNclSc6.
@s it ein Shelf ceS lieqenren &rrm09ens
ccS oerlfcrbenen Saco b Is briit leetbin
bon @maus.
Die Srcin9nn9en AM Gcsfauf5ta9c uno
2Iufwartuu9 Urn
-SSrtn .. 2alpalI, 9(1ent fit
Same5 Gbriit, Gr'or.
Suit II. nqb8
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21

nn9t ,piro, 70 fam and eincs. Der Canal
Stpbrbiufcr Su Dem Wuhl 8crni60en Der,
fault perecn, ccer cine 2ottc am Canal.
90 3.-Sa6 9rpfe gerillnt9e Sofz
tfclncrne SOptel
nit ben n6tbi9cn 9uBen9etiuccn, eincm
Srunuen Dor Der Gbilre, elmer grcecn lteis
ntrnen @tltcrue, eiucm 9Icpfel 8aumsarleu,
&isbaus unp I2 9Ider 2ano.
$50 4.-Giu Slcfbau5
uuo Sdeuer, Bd9entans uno anberc 9lugens
9ebduoe, nit cinem 9llten Sprinabaus, uub
ancern Sprin9cn bcquem bel Der StaltunN
uno 60 9ldcr eaub. 9Inf oieIem St;id it bic
QSafer9cpdlt bon l4i Su6 uno audi Die bon
10 Sus Taa.
go $50 9lfer 9anr,
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% SUE, cine 9reee iteiuerne @iiferuc uno
dnocre 9teben9ebdubc Coie nrrbwcltlid,c @de
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$50. 6.-75 9lfer 2anS,
NIT ciuer an9cnebmcn 8cbnun9 unb Qcbnss
bau5 uuo einem Slcd Stall, elmer Sprinqe
uno Srunneu an Der 3bnr. Oier Tno 9lns
ifaIten 9emacbt cine Sdlcuer ;u baueu. Cies
le beiben Strtdle CTo. 5 uno 81 wIrcer Sll,
Iammen elite prdhtI9e 4 g6uls Saucrci
MAIDEN.
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nit eincm 9uteu lfrinernen Stall uno Sdhlad).
baus cine irbr quite @clc9cnbeit fur cine
Sutiderci.
9to. S.-Gine Cote ppn 4 9ttfcr,
nit einem bcquemen naus, Sprir9bauS uno
Stau.
go. So 9lfer 2anh,
nit cinem &utihcnmahcr Sdap.
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pcn 10 gldcr.
$40. 12.-Ser Stpbrifano
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cine iebr quite Gage fir @efhdfte, Gin 8cbus
tau6, 9roec Stchrhduier, in cmcm bcrIrls
ben miro jeBt Gin Stchr 9ebalteu Der quite
@e(fafte tbut, pcrId,iebene SdarS fir
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ticf.
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caB mebr ceer ipeni9cr Fano su elmer 2ctte
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tbciIln9 iebr bequem 0eIcgeu, uno cS fam 70
ringertd,tet wereen, baB ocr Strpm gBaIIcr
turd cine jecc Saucrei flieet.
Die 8crrdthe ocu Jaufmauns Sitter in
ben cerfdieeenen Stcbrs fonnen nit ben
@cbduben perfauft Werten, tpenn es pcn ecu
&dufern qemilu1t,t pirb.
QBenn oeies SermG9en nid,t BIG sum 10.
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Ndnccl Uerfauft feiu wirb, 70 1cQ es an rem
6cld9ter Gage in &rciberspiae 6ffentlic, ium
Serfauf aue9cbcten iperbsn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
Batf tfen9erteGts- -8erfauf.

ppu fbabbarem @runb gi9entbunt.
3ufcl9c cines Sefebls ans bem gBaifen'
9erid,t bon 2eda @anntY, ioll am WtItt'pcd
pcn 2lten glu9nit, um llhr Tad,mitta9s,
auf bem plaee ielbff, nahitebenees @t9cn'
tbura Sfentltd, perfauH prrocn, ndmlid
$50. Gin 9elpi6er Strtb 0anb,
aelcsen in Sber Sauccna Iaunftip, eeda
@auntD, 9rin;enb an eane bon Ridb. Sdlel'
lD, Sobn Stepben, Daniel Dcrr, @jeor9e lB.
Earring, unb auocre, entbaIteno 80 9Ider uno
90 9futben, eappr fIno 9lder Sdwamm,
unb Der 0cit lit prrSu9lidhes Saulano. Die
8erbceerun9en beiteben aus einenI erppelten
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M IISuer 9erdumi9en g b euer
SsIA Sdlap uno anoere 9teben9ebdm
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pc lit, Dor Der Saustblr.-@in rorSii9lidIer
Saur9arten 1T auf benz plabe, Der in guten
Senien unb ionff III gutter Sronun9 1T.
$50. 2.-Gine gctte OolSlanb,
sele9en in benz bciasten 3aunfebip unb @auns
tD 9rdn;cuS an eano BON Sdecb Deaper,
Icbias Warf, Q8iliam 2anefs uno areere !;
entbdlteno 9Ifer llno 147 6uthen, melte6
ouf6 .mtt prdDtl9em 1hH9en taFahcH SeolSe
bclpahfen 1T.
go. 3.-@in anberer Srt6 SplSlanb
8elc9en III benz bcia9teu Saunfhip unb @auns
tD 9rdnseno an Qanb bon @liInbetb @n9els
man, Sciepb QBcifetunb anocrn ; entbaltcnb
4 2Ider unc 40 2utben, prrsii9litbes Sols,
lano.
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ltcrbenen Ntihacl eanbes lcstbin bon benz
teia9ten Sber Saucona Saunibip, 9cha
SauntD.
Die Setin9rn9en am Serfaufstase uuo
2Iufpartun9 ben
Wtaria 0dnbes 9(on1'trtr.
Durb Die Court,
gS. 9S. Selfric9e S6reiber.
Suit 81, nq3m.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
Gatlnctnla6er in scr Sta6t 9ll!clls

SapllIeflllaOer IN cer CtaGt 9ll!clIz
talln.
|cnadrtdti9ct feiuc Nrcimcc unc oaS
Nrtllfnm iibcrhdupt, enB CT fciu gcihift
ncdI imn'cr ou icinem altcn Stauo, am iiios
bitlldcn Gle Der 5Hamiltcn uno Samc6 StraGs
iell, mo Sipdr 9crahc 0e9rEiiter Gem Stt5r
oce peter Scutcr fcrtickt aIIrpo CT mmcr
9Illc 9lrtcn GatiuetsgGa1reu
nuf Sodno haltet. uno auf gcfcGurgcn pcrs
tertl9cn miro, mtlde sr All zen aIlsrnictri9s
licn 'preIlcn obSufrecu gsirnrcu 1T.
Gr it carfbor fir Gcnrfcnc tGuntifaft
nno wtrc Fdb iiCts tcltrctcu bHrd, tic Gjutc
lclmtr 2lrtifcl biIli9e prriieu NIB piinffIide
NceienunJ I'd, cine fcrtcnucr rcriCIbcn atius
ct9nen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-21
OefentltC6e 9Seuplt.

Treitaas ecn 90. September, I'M IL uhr
Mitta9s, fca auf cem plaee irlbf, IN S5ers
Saucona 3auuidip, eed)a SauntD, 6fentlth
oerfauft merben:
Giue 3sifbfi9te feinerne Woblnllble,
So unb 81 9Idcr eunt 9cle'
MsssMSsS gen in beia9tcm 9aunfhtp
tM - IN uno SanntD, an Der Stras
E7t 81 kr1EAt se weld,e h@tarlcstaun
Es.sssz=ss.1sa4AA Asss.5ssA fibrt Die Ohble lie9t an
Sincm niefebenbem Strobm, eincm 3pei9
Der Saucona Grief, lit gut uno panerbaft
Son Steinen 9ebaut.
Oas Oaiiblperf lit i'm beifen Stauoe NIT
paar Burr Wlblifeinen, uno iopcbl fur
Merdlaut ais &unoens9lrbeit cin9eridtct.--
Die auceren 8erbe6erun9en auf benz 9anee
fInb Elm 9roBes 2sitcdi9tes iteinernes gSchns
taus, NIT elmer angebauten Sfitd,e, cine
Srim Sdeuer, uno anoere gebcn9ebdube,
Pin oornebmer Sppels sSaumgarten uno anbes
re SltsSdumf, fno auf bem 9anbe. lln9es
fibr 10 9lfer bapcn 1T id,tpamm eano uno
eas llebri9e Saulano, gut Ut Senien, uno
font in Der beiteu Srbnung. Gin anecrer
nprjii9Itder WiiblfB 1T auf bem eanbe. -
Die prdttigc Gage Der WGble Cbefannt nns
ter benz Ttamen @n9elman's Wable,) in Der
bPrnbmten Sarccnd BaQcD, in Der frudt'
bariten uno reidffen @e9euo int Staate, fpels
dies bic6 @i9entbum su einem 70 SddBbd:
rem nlddbt, aI6 nur tr9enowo gum 8erfduf
au6sebctcn perccn fam, uuo es 1T bcicus
rsr6 Der 2Iufmerfidmfeit pcn GunfultiSen
mertb.
Die Seoin9un9eu woruntcr baS Giaens
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