davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

The N. Y. Herald of The 19ih inst has
the following Suggestions. They are
worthy of attention, aud there are more
reasons than The opinion Of the Herald for
believing they are to no small extent ,rur.
ABOLITION SPIES IN THE SOUTH.
We have some reasons for believing
that the aboIitionisls of the North, aud
those who intend 10 become so H. the rex,
great Presidential contest, haze beer pre-
pairing some secret mission to the Sou'll
for the purpose of.colleclins all SORTS %!
stories, incidents, and reports, relative lu
The treatment which the slaves receive
from the Southern plauiers. These secre,
missionaries "r spies, under The name of
philosophers, reIigioniSls, phiIanlhropisls.
are now sent forth TO the South, charged
with picking up all sorts of infnrnarior
relative to The. system of slavery in lhnse
regions. 1t is expected here. and gene
rally unders ood amongst The initiated
that in the next grear Presidential con.rsI.
the wing party in the free S'ales will be
completely changed. and become in fact
an abolition paryto all intents aud pur
poses, and in order to prepare The public
mind for that, it is necessary 10 collect this
species If Information.
In corrobnratiou of this in;imalion
which has heen given us, we see the
commencement ola series of letters in The
Tribane. purportiug 10 be furnished by a
correspondent travelling in the South, and
descriptive Of the treatment given TO the
slaves by their masters This wiIIproba
bly, lie followed up in olher journals, and
in other forms. during the nexI year ol
TWO. The probability is that The alremp,
on the part Of Massachusetts, TO srnd pub
lie agents TO Charleston and New Orleans,
for the purpose Of contes,iug the police
laws of those cities in the United States
Courts, III reference TO the slaves, is mere
y an open and undisguised movempn,
similar to the one we have already desert.
bed. originating in lhe same quarter and
for The same purposes.
We give these views 10 our Southern
readers merely to put lhem OH their guard
As further developements are made in the
North, we shall add fresh Information
But at present there is every reason ,c
fear thai preparations are in progress, or
The part of The fanatics of the North, fol
the purpose ofinIrdoducing the slave ques
ton into The next Presidential cnnresr. i
not into the previous State elections, ano
which may take courseto give ,,he abo
litionisls The ascendancy in The Genera
government. and finally break The Uuior
into fragments. In Boston, and in olhe
places it is already openly announcedlha
they will NOT stop short of that in the ac
conplishmenl ofIheir fanalical purposes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
State of SoufI Carroll. !.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
Try JOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
4 D nf EnnnGeId Dis,rin,

HSY JOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
a1of Edgefieid District.
Whereas Auicps fucker, hath applied
TO me for Lslters Of Administration, on
all and singular tho goods. and cha,lels,
rights and credits of John Jaroe. late
of the District aforesaid, deceased, these
arc, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all
and singular, r!!c kindred and creditors
If he said decea'd, to he and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Conrr for the
said District, 10 be holden at Edoe6eld
Court House, Oh The :rd day of February
nez': 10 show cause, if any, why the said
administration should moi be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, This
2ls' day of January, in the wear of our
L"d one thousand eight hundred and
forty five, and in The 69rh year of Ameri-
can Independence.
Jan. 81 s q - 20 %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
More New Goods.

Jusr Rr-ErvEp At TBr NEw YoRK CASH
SroRE. FROM New YORK.
MMESSERS DLESSING d CO.. have
EE inst received Fresh supply nf DRY
GOODS. uf the latest stvle and fashion. which
,hcy offer ct the lowest Cash prices They re
turn their thanks to the public for the very lihe
raj share ofpatronagc which has heen bestowed
on them, and solicita continuance Of the same.
January22, u oS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

U. S. SsSAroRs.-Thc following gentlemen
have been elected United States Senators, FOR
SIX years, from the 4!h of March neXt Mas.
sachnselts, Daniel Webster; Rhode Island,
Albert c. Greene; Pennsylvania Daniel Slur-
geon; Delaware, john VI Clayton; Maryland.
Reverdy Johnson; Maine, John Fairfield.
The Legislature Of New York have elected
John A. Dix and Daniel r. Dickinson Sena.
tors in Congress, in place Of Messrs. Wrgh,
and TallmaGge, resigned
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
NE 4 ssRYED

On the 10Th ,lslanl by The I;ev ilr. Walker,
JOHN L. DuBY to Miss SUSAN. eldest daughter
of Lewis Blrdsoe. all of this District
On the 10Th instant al Edgeiicid C.. f.. by
the Rev. VIM Page. WM w GOODMAN to
Miss ASyErrA S. Cole. daughter of the Rev.
p. G. Cole of New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

LIMESTONE SpRlSes.-F, II. Elmore, PiesI
dent of the Bank OF the State, adveilises the
Limestone Springs property lny sale or rent III
March next. The sale will take place at Union
Court House, if the property is not previously
disposed Of. The Limestone Springs are well
known in our State as delightful summer
resort. Capitalists have now fine opportun
ity afforded them. to invest their surplus funds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

RoBERr OwEX.-Ths gentleman who is Sc
celebrated in this country and in Great Britain
us 4 phan,Ilropst, has established himself for
the present, rs we learn. ut Washington City.
His labors to ameiiora,c tho social condition Of
mankind have beGu long continued. 1t is
known that he established a society in our Yves.
tern country several years since. II dill moi
succeed according 10 his expectations It en-
coun,ercd opposition, and Mr. Owen OF ac.
.connt of his pecuIisr religious opinions. .bc
came unpopular. He returned to Europe.
In conversation winch he recently had with
The editor Of the odd Dominion" j newspaper
published at Portsmouth, (Fa..) MIR. Owen said,
"lhat his experimental had been eminentlv sue.
cessful in New Lanark. Scotland, and as the re
snl of his lahors. that the population have grown
up under his guidance are now the most vir,u.
ans inlelliaent and con,enledin the kingdom oil
Grea, Britain In The promotion ofhs grand
design. the Improvement OF tile human race,
Mr.. Owen has commenced the publicalio" of
series Of papers, in wlricn hcwill dcvclope hi>
views.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

A singular state of things exists at present in
the Episcopal Diocese of New York Benja,
min s. Onderdouk, the Bishop on account oil
certain i'm. roprietes OF conducltoward females
has been suspended from his clerical functions
But as he was not formally deposed by the
Bishops who sat upon his trial, he is still the
Bishop Of the Diocese. and must so remain un
; Ill he dies Or resigns. A certain number oil
persons think that he has been ill.nsed. His
family is unfortunate. His BROTHER Henry u
Onderdonk, Bishop Of Pennsylvania, was
lately tried on charge Of drunkenness, and
found guilty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

MUSIclpAL ELrcvIoN- the | lth Of JAN
uary the following gentlemen were elected In
tendant and Wardcns Of the town of Ncwberry
for one year. Intendant, Thomas II. Pope !;
Wardens, DR.. VIM, Harrington, d. Fl. Boyer
and John Fl Pearson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

New TrEMs.-For the new terms of our pm
perwe refer our readers TO ,iIc article above. We
have made some slight changes II the prices of
advertisements, but upon the whole. they are
not raised anL we hope that our liiends will not
be dissatisfied with them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

TRsATY WITH CHlyl.-Thc treaty lately
concluded by IIr. Cushing between the Unii-
ted STATES and China. was ratified by the SEN
ate OIL the 10th instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
Notice.

a LII Notes and Accounts due to GooDE g.
IA Lyon will be placed in the hands of an
Attorney Tor collection, if not paid to the sub.
scrber by the 10Th of February next.
S. F. GOODE.
January3l 2t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

SANTA ASy,.-The report ahoul the defeat
nf Santa Anna in battle between his army
and that of General Paredcs, proves TO be in
correct. The former.is perhaps still in the field.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
Public Notice is hereby

given to all Defendants in Executions:
which are marked ",cait ORDERS" to- come
forward and pay up the cost, otherwise (
am Instructed TO levy an make The same.
IhIs notice is intended 10 prevent the
accumulation Of further cost.
H.BOULWARE, $. E. D.
Dec. 81 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

WIN. GILMORE StMMs has commenced, at
Charleston, South Carolina, the publication of
new periodical, entitled the Southern and
Western Magazine and Review" The price
oi subscription isithree dollars, payable in ad-
vance. Mcssrs. Burgess g. James are the
publishers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

Col. Thomas d. Condy has been re.appoin'
ted Marshal of the United Stales for the District
of South Carolina
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
January Is
a HHojs. TO9Src.
TnA.e EEeMa.aaSlsG g!

FAKE BE'N7'ss sss
Wn RSONS indebted TO the Subscriber are
r.snecifnIIv Informed that they have only
until The first Moudav IN February neSt 10 set
tie with me personally. elter mat daY my
hnsiness will be "Iac"d i'll tho hands OF an Al
torney for prompt settlement! r,,-,
January22 " %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
N EQUI7 Y.
Lucrelia VVbiI,le and, Jo.
Ssph WhitlIe

LucFeila VDlltlc anu JO.N
Gsph Whitle
as. R;U f,r p,,u,;,:.
William Whirle. Willis ~ w. : "''''''"'
white and others.
NOTICE is hereby given, that rv.yir,re oI
" an order from Chancellor Harner, sb,II
offer Tor sale at Ed geied Court House .on
Saturday The 9Th day of February ncxt;. the
Real Estate ofJames iVhi,,Ie, senior, der e,s"J,
consisting OF the following tracts of land, viz:
The "i land whrrepn the said James
WhiltIe, sen. resided AT the time of his death,
containing two hundred and sixty (26O) acres,
more orless, lying on Clouds creek and bouud.
cd ny lands of Lewis Derrick, Samuel Padget,
and others.
Also, one other trac. containing two fnndred
C2Oo) acres, more or lrss. lying on Clouds
creek, adjoining the foregDin. trac, and lands
of d. Smith. l.. Reynolds and Others.
Also one other tract, situate in The District
and Stale aforesaid, OH Mine creek, containing
TWO hCndred and ten (2ln) acres. more or less,
and adjoining lands ofWilIiam Daniel, Natl,un
Boore. William Mobcy and others
SAID lands 10 be sold on credit of one and
Two years, rxcapt the cost of suit, whicI, must
nc paId IN cash; Purchasers To rive bond and
good slrltIrs, aud mo-. cages of the premise to
secure the purchase money
S 5. TOMPKINS, C. ED.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. ID, l445. 4te SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
State of South Carolina.

.EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
WNOLLED before me by Jacob Green, liv-
FL ing near Mountain Creek Church, one
iron. gray Horse, common size, abou. eight
years old, q knot on the ankle of bis right hind
leg, ankle Of right fore leg swollen, with some
appearance of sweeny in same, ,tolerably newly
sllod all around, with about foot of the endlof
his tail white. Appraised by John McManus
VIM. G.. Clegg and James McAianus, to be
worth five dollars.
J. QUATTLEBUM, Mag sis.ratc.
Nov. 6 Atm Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
N Office.

a Shall proceed to sell at EdgefeId Cont
ID House lon the first Monday in February
next, all the Real Estate of Moses Grce, de.
ceased, ~ Il credit of six months, containing
according to recent surveg one hundred and
eight acres, more or less, adjuining Of lands of
tarman Gallman, the Widow Goniillion and
others.
Purchasers will be required to give note and
approved personal security.
All those indebted to said Estate are request.
ed To make immediate payment, as longer in.
dulsrncc cannolbe given
JOHN HILL, o. E. d.
Januaryl6 St 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
Sci ect S ch ool.
G9RGS ga IA s&9Tp3,

G3BGS ga IA sb9Ey.3o
EMns opened SCHOOL in The Village Of
z. Il Edselieid, one daor east Of the Enscn.
pal Church. fnr tie purpose OF leachlng Ia
several branches o E,lgIisi! Edncati0n, au
also the French Language TO s;c as may de-
sireit.
The Scholastic year will be divided into lw'
sessions of s.! months. or =! weeks caciI an"
the terms Of tuition rs follows:
Per SrSSioa
For hn Elementary branches. 5 q h"
For the abnve with En.li>i, Gram
mar, Geography, .A:itmatic and
Compositions. 10 20
For the uhave. with Botany. PIIilo-
sophy, Astronomy ana Ch mis;iy, II GO
For the French Language al! extra
charge OF I'D
Music tarslt by Mr. L. 3. BAcos, 1t tie
usual prices, with the nsr Of The Piano
Good board aud washing can be obtained f:r
six or eight young ladies' at $40 per month.
Edgetield G H., Jan. 81 2m
Yo be EeGseQ,
fHNiiE ii"use AMI L'd heretofore used by
for 4 Law Ollicc
January 81 2t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

Merchant Tailor Sh0D,.;.n
THNHE Subscriber has just received iron
Il Ne,O York his FALL SUPPLY OF
MERCHANT TAlLOR'S GOODS, consist.
ing in part of
Sup. Sup. Wool Dyed Black Cloth,
Blue,
Brown
Black French, ="
-. Cashmere.
Fancy Checked,
Striped &c
'' Checked Tweed, {" -.
Checked and plain Tweeds Cloth for Sacks.
Checked SilkVelvel Feslings,
Striped Wooden q"
Sup Sup. Black Satin, I"
Velvet,
4" Buck Gloves,
Hoskin
Wqollen
Black and Figured Scarrs and Crava,s.
Suspenders. Stocks, Collars and Hats &c,
All oil whichhe offers for sale al reasonable
prices and begs those wishing to buy Clothing
togire him a call.
He ,is-.prepared to make Clothing mn in the
latest style and in the best manner, and flatters
himself thai by his long experience in business
re wiil,be able to please those who NAV favor
lm:wiih their patronage.
~. JOHN LYON.
oc'-@ If Sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
Yo be EegspG,
aS'oFSFe.

A mddl" age person who has had c"n-;'
"a cradle experience rs MI arrnnnianl. ana
who writes a fair business hand. will be clad :,
meet with rmp!nvm."'l III i!iai way.
Apply at this Oi::cr.
Jau 81 d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

GEORGIA RAIL RoAD.-Ths road is pro
crossing rapidly. 1t is completed to Coyying
ton, twen'y.six miles beyOud Madison, the for
iner terminus. The Company intend to con
meet it with the State Rail Road.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
lin w AREi IIN-WARE
at REDUCED PRICES.

%
TENHE Subscriber having removed his TIN
u MANDATORY to the West side of
the Store. opposite Messrs. Bland & Buffers,
is now "fierng his stock of manufactured Tin
Ware, comprising general and complete US.
sortnent of all articles usually kept in such an
establishment, at prices to suit the prcsenl herd
tines. Those wishing articles in his line are
invited TO give him call before purchasing
elsewhere, rs he is determined TO sell as cheap
as The cheapest.
RooFisG and GurrERISc douc with neatncss
and despatch
All orders from the country thankfully re-
celvcdund promptly attended 10.
LOUIS COVAR.
Janoary Is If 81
The Hamburg Republican will please copy
three times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

THE WEATHER.-The Anderson Gazette Of
the 24ll' Instant, says: "Afier an unusual mild
winter, we were visited OIL Sunday last by 4
real old.fasllioned sleet. 1t rained and froze
during the whole day"
The Greenvile Monntaineer Of the 9th
ins'ant, says: On Sunday last, we had The first
sample of oId.Elshioncd winter weather cxpe-
ricnced this season, i'll storm of seet and
RAIN which clo'ac; ilie earth in robe Of white.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

% The friends Of Lieut.. JAMES B.
Harris, announce him as candidate for
The office of,lax Collector al. the next elec-
ition
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
Positively the last Notice.

Positively the last Notice.
q LII Persons indebted to the Subscribers,
"a either BY note or open account, con,rac-
ted previous to the first day of nuary, 1874,
are hereby notified that all such demands must
be paid, Of otherwise satisfactorily arranged
beI"reretlrn day for March Court next, or they
will most certainly he placed in the lunds of an
Attorney for COLLECTION.
We would most willingly be relieved from
this unpleasant task. Jat money ,cc must hare 10
meet oar O,rn demands
BLAND & BUTLER.
january | # 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
House and Let for Sale.
EEoss~e asa4. g4os ft,v Sale.

EE03i%e :aaa@! sI0E fOa' SAFE.
ga7sszS EyHE ESuhscrihcr intending t" "rcmovc
.EE5l q offers fof sale her House aud Lot
Th. House contains three rooms and rwn FIRE
places. with all necessary nn,.hnii'ling, in good
repair. suitable for snail family. |; Is sina.
ted in the rear of the Baptist Church and near
the Male Academy. aud snrrrunLeh by good
Suirps nf water The Lol contains about ono
acre. under gond fence. TO an approved
purchaser the terms will be made acc"mmo'
dating Persons wishing to.pnrchasc will do
well 10 call and examine.
Possession given Immediately.
January Is st 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

MAp Docs The Greenville MonnIaineer
o.: ;I'e 2lt: Instant. says: During the last two
or three weeks,.wc have heard Of the appear
ancc Of several lnaL dogs within few miles Of
this place, which bit nnmber Of dogs and
otIler animals before they were killed."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

The n. Y. Herald of The 19ih inst has
the following Suggestions. They are
worthy of attention, aud there are more
reasons than The opinion Of the Herald for
believing they are to no small extent lrur.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-03-18

melt BON bet @ren5e. Scum mas fastt bu
oa5u, 9erSensbruoer2 Sin ieb ni5t Elm
Seufelsferl g aber bu per;iebit ia bein
lauertopfii6es @eiidt nibt einmaI gu eis
nem freunoll6en edbeln, uno ib oa6te,
ou spdroeit bod aufiprineen por Sreuoe
tber meine quite goti6oft."
&olf6 Serwunoerune ities nod mebr,
uno perwanoelte ii6 in llnmutb, alsSrau.
9ott ibm erpieberte, oab ct ibn ni6t be.
9lelten meroe. "S6 bdtte boeb nibt ses
slaubt, Dap ou 70 Elm feiser Miebt pdref,
la9te Der llnwillise; pprber i6ienIt ou
tper weiB mie touoreiit 5u iein, tpenn mir
BON unierm Sorboben fproben, unb nun,
oa Bet entlbeioenoe Sag itb ndbert, 1T
oelne Courage gum S....., ou 5alenbers!'
Serfenne MIDI nibt, mein Sreuno, err
wleoerte Srau9ott, ni6t Surbt, nibt
Ssl9beit balten MIDI ob, oein sswa9tes 2(s
bsntbeuer NIT Dir gu tbeilen; es 1T Die
Sltte meines treuen Wdobens, bic Sitte
elmer guten Mutter uno ber 3uruf bieoe<
ret Menf6en, Die an meinem Scbidfale
Sbeil neDmen, es 1T Die Qu5hibt, auf 9et
iesmaBl9e uno nibt sefabrpoue 8siie aus
melner Sflauerei erI0if 5u perben. Do6
furbte oesbalb ni6t, ,&amerao, bab ieb bib
perratben tperoe. SD Mil biz 5u oeiner
Slubt bebllFi6 iein 10 piel ib fam, unb
lte oann oerbeimliben, 70 lanee es mos=
llb 1T ; oenn i6 babe oieb setpib ponSer.
sen lleb, uno punibe, oaB es Dir re6t gut
9eben mo9e; aber DAP ib oi6 besleiten
uno oein S6cflal tbeilen fou, bas perlan.
ee lest nbt mebr Don mir oenn ib bof.
fe ia, wenn AUDI erit no6 einisen i1pe,
rem prufun9en, mein perlornes @luf spies
Der gu finoen. (Sortfesuns folst.)
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-03-18

Sam Slf er5dblt 4: - Infer n6bffer
Nabbar war Squire Yelee SANFORD.
Oiefer olte Serr uno feline eanse Samilie
paren Die Observation-Disclosures eeute. Die fe
lebten, oas beibt - nenn Iie wollten; le
fonnten ober oub ibre 6iee bdnoieen uno
10 folt ieln wie cine 8urfe. - Gines T.
benos befabl Der alte Delee, pie man ibn
bleb' ielnem Sobne @ueom, eincm l4idb'
ri9en &naben, bin5ueeben uno einen 6in.
terfloe fir oas Seuer bereinSubolen. -
2Sle man meib. 1T elm 6interfloe oae er0b'
te Stud Sools. pas man finoen oocr ira,
gen fann. es nimmt einen tI6tieen 8erl.
elnen oroentli6en gu beben. Qls @ucom
nun forteine. ben Ssfebl oes often aus.
surlebtem rufte Der aestere Die &oblen
nab borne u. ,nabte einen rebt bdbiben
plob fir ben &loe ;ursbt. Nab eini.
gen Minuten fommt @ueom nit einem
fleinen Stocf 3urGd. pelben ct ans Seuer
wirft. Oarauf miro oar alte pele9 70
watbeno. oaB er, obne elm @ort su reoen.
Die peitibe eroreift uno oen &naben ors
oentlib abibmiert. "Nun. iaete ct bate
auf. eeb' 5urid uno brin9e einen orbentlis
beu 6interflos !" 8ueom mar pom al.
ten Stamme biz gum Rudorao. uno obne
elm @ort Su iaeen. eine ct binous. aber
nibt sum So!sfd)oppen. ionoera in Die
Weite 9Selt. Q6t Sabre tpanoerte ct Der.
um, bis ct feline % Sabre 5dblte. olio fein
ei9ener 6err tpar, oann fam es ibm plos.
lib in Den &opf, 'nal beim 5u eeben. um
5u ieben. tpas bic 1lten mabtem oenn iie
pubten ni6t, Oh er foot ooer lebeno iei.
uls er nun bel Dem pdterliben 0aufe an.
FAM ,par es abeno. Die eampen brannten.
oas Seuer faderte auf Dem 6eeroe uno
our6's GenIter fab ct Den alten squire
in feinem Soreenituble fib rpdrmen. 9e'
raoe TO, ,pie Dor s Sabren. a!s ct ibn 70
unbarmber5ie eepriiaelt bate. 90. tpas
tbut @ucom2 gr nimmt oen er6Bten
Stamm, ben er finben tann Ter tpar in oer
3eit elm feds Sub bober, itarfer 8uribe
eepcroen) uno Die Sbire aufreiBeno. mars
ibirt ct nit Dem .6olae auf Der Sbulter
binein uno ieinen 8ater anfebenb. lpribt
er: "8ater. ib babe Dir ben 0interfloe
bereineebrabt !" Snfel pelee tpor dber.
raidt +; ct traute ieiaen 1ueen foumo boS
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-03-18
Jabr9. 6, gamse Stu,n. 2S9.
Siemstag SEN lS. aNdrs, 1915.
&altfcnSc Summer %.

( $ s$ ] % $ $ $ $$$$$