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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

After all that has been said, Manly ia elect.
ed by majority Of between Il and 1900
votes. We are not in the habit of making
excuses for defeat, or paying attention TO
them when made by others. In the case OF
North Carolina, however, it ia but an act Of
justice to her Whigism, to state the cause OF
the diminished majority given to the Wing
candidate. BY the present constitution, there
IS discrimination in the qualification of
voters. For the Chief Magistrate and for mem
btrs of the House Of Commons, the suhrages
very extended whilst for the Senate, freehold
Is required as qualification, The question Of
a call OF Convention has been agiI lted, with
a view TO destroy. this odIous feature. The is
sue was made in the canvass, and Mr.. Manly
took the unpopular side. A moments reflect
ion viii show that By such a course he must
have lost thousands OF votes
North Carolina Is thoroughly Wing, and
viii give Taylor very large majority.
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NOTICE.

WE hive purchased for cash great sacrifice, the stock
w OF GOODS recently owned by ii H. nufel, and have
moved the house formerly occupied by m hose who
wish great bargains quested to call deter
mined sell Goods greatly below their original cost In
stock will be found black and coured Silks Berags Cash
meres Alpaca together with every variety Of Ladies' Dress
Goods. Bleached and brown Dome sites Bed Ticks, Apron
Checks Cloths Cassimeres Linen Cambrick and silk Hand
kerchefs and almost every article usually kept Dry
Goods esabls hment
Having purchased these Goods for about half what they
the Northern cities shall be able to offer such
ducemens prices be resisted all before
chasing, and confident you viii he pleased with our
Goods and prices
Always hand large and fashionable stock Ready
Made Clothing, which will be sold low.
DAVIS, ABRAHAMS CO.
August 24-3t
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1rorn tie Halitar az 5 y Courier Of Thursday.

From the Haltar an $ Courier # Thursday.
.fother american Stedmer-Y esteriay atr-rn,
bout two o'clock. frregn Steamship was SgnalSed
which proved to BE- the propelled strame J-ttrr
son. Captain Howard which il company with an ther
q: her class lately passed down he Canada Lakes AM
the -. Lawrence 10 Qrehec vi oh she left five DAYS
400 fir Ne~ York She put in here fur coal, and Will
leave immediately f,r her destination.
This is the first ship built upon the CanaIa Lakes
which has visited our harof. far aware and
i conclusive evidence If the triumph Of and science
The obstacles OF The inland o anada
are connected with the Atlantic, and Consequently
with every sea and country in the world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEW YORK, Aug. 49, o'clock. PM.
OF A DREADFUL BATTLE IN
IRELAND.

IRELAND.
Since my first despatch, have accounts Of
a great battle in Ireland between the insurgents
and The royal troops.
The Irish insurgents showed no concert of
action AT Balangany.
The RoyaiSts fought from a house, but con-
ceal the amount of their loss.
Each man vas mar ksman, and took DELHI
crate aim.
They had 80 rounds ofcartridge, which told
with dreadful effect upon the lnsurrectonsts.
The priests came in and prayed to be al
lowed 10 bury the dead and remove the
wounded.
The above were the first accounts, and were
all from Tory sources. Other accounts say
that Smith O'Bren behaved bravely. was
wounded, and still slrove CALAMITY to rally his
comrades,
Their. is no doubt that the Irish behaved
hravely -learlessly barring their bosoms TO the
shots OF the royalists & falling willing victms
III He cause q National Liberty but The coo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24

A gentlemen from Vermont 5 follows
LaInLrllnn Vermont I1ne l9 1916

gentlemen from! Vermont vrres as follows
Cambridge, Vermont, June 49, 1916
Mr. Seth w. Fowle
Dear SirFor several past usually good health
has been occasionally Interrupted by spells OF coughing pro-
duced by colds last winter brought the
Of the BY cough accompanied with
pains both sides, bceen the shoulders hch
with long continued weats, ard other alarming
toms reduced low that friends despared OF
coverv consulted physicians and tried the various emed
les Of The dav but them cured At last procured
DR. Wistars Basamoi W i'd Cherry it saved my life
enjoyed better health for years, therefore
can recommend Others " no need it 70 try it.
SAMU Ell BENTLEY.
Fursale by DAVID K. YMAN Druggist,
And by druggists generally throughout the United
States
August 24-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
FIRE IN ALBANY

There was most destructive fire in Albany
on Friday lastly which one eighth ofthe city
was destroyed, and a los. Of property incur.
red, estimated, We hope e,travagantly, al two
millions ofioliar..
1t is said tia; Sen. Shields has declined the
governorship Of Oregon, to which he ha. just
been appointed, with vie~ OF devoling
himself 10 the cause of his native land.
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AGAINST

Henry Dunnington Sergeant Of the Corporation Lynch
burg, and such administrator de bonis Of VIM. L.
decd, Margaret NJ Lancaster Josiah B.
Margaret H. Lancaster Ellen Ann Louis Lancaster Dewitt
Lancaster, Virginia Lancaster, and Sarah f. Lancas-
ter the last six children Of said m. L. Lancaster, decd
and infants under the OF twenty years. by James Be-
nagh their guardian, ad Item. Defendants.
This this day to be further heard the
pers formerly read the report Wilson p Bryant the Com
missioner Tor selling the partnership house and lot the pro
ceedngs mentioned dated the Sh of September S40 which
appear have been regularly returned the papers of this
and the further report Of said Bryant, showing that
George g. Cue the purchaser Of said house and lot, the
first report mentioned hath fully paid the purchase
on whereof the Court approving the first report
doth confirm the same and being satisfied that said Curle
entitled to his deed Of conveyance, doth hereby appoint the
said Wilson T. Bryant Commissioner on the part OF lancas
casters widow and heirs who, in their behalf well
his right directed by deed of and sale
vey the said house lot, aid Cure fee; and ap
pearng that the Tot the Canal has been
sold, the said Bryant surviving Commissioner author
zed to sell the same in the first decree mentioned
cising his discretion the time Of sale and the Court
doth further order that said Wilson p: Bryant do render be-
fore George VIM Dabney, of the Commissioners OF the
Circuit Superior Cour Of Law and Chancery for the town
Lynchburg, account OF the partnership Of Lancaster s.
Bryant and for that end that he exhibit before said
missioner the books and papers of said firm the Court doth
also order the administrators Of William L. Lancaster
decd TO render Of their administration upon said
estate, which the said Commissioner is order
take and report to this Court order final Decree
any matters deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required by any
the parues be The Commits will aso report
standing debts the decedents property on
Sc Whereby to enable the Court TO settle the question Of
dover raised by the pleadngs.
And, alta Court of Hastings, held in and for the Corpora
ton Of Lynchburg, the Courthouse, Tuesday,
7th. 1915:
Ordered, that Charles W Christian be appointed a Com
missioner to take the heretofore directed
in the Of George " Dabney heretofore appoint
ed opi,s-reste
| J. BENAGH Clerk
The parties interested the above cause hereby no
fed that have appointed Saturday the f3d Of September
next to commence the accounts directed in the foregoing
ders OF the Court which dav at the OF 10 o'clock
NJ they required appear before the office OF Car
land and Slaughter the town Lynchburg with their &C.
counts vouchers and copies Of Court prepared Tor
animation and settlement and especially the creditors, who
parties this suit, warned 70 appear before
at the and place mentnned with the evidences OF their
debts CHARLES W CHRISTIAN,
AZ "A -~4w C..n.raisi l=F
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LXNCuBURG AND TENNESSEE
RuiI RnnL Cnmnnnn

HaH Road Company.
We announced. in our !ast,the organization
Of hi. company, b. tn. election Of a Board
of Directors, the adoption o: Bylaws &C.
We omitted to state that Francis Z. Deane Jr.,
one OF the Directors. was elected Vice
President, and at the frs, meeting Of the
Board, held on Tuesday last, Francis G. Nor
rl>on vas elected Secretary and Treasurer
The Stockholders have chosen a Pre>iden;
and Board 0! Director. well qualified, by yea!
and international promote the great WORK in
which they have engaged. We believe i, is
the wish. ii possible, to secure the services Of
Capt. Himmorh, 20 continue the survey 10 the
Tennessee. ln..Yh result. o: hi. survey, ,hus
Tar, have been exceedingly encou,agiug.--
The route ha. been found not merely prac,:ca.
BE, hrr as favorable q tina. Of any roa! in
Virginia. except perhap. the Louisa road.
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and systematic discipline of the government
troops gave them the advantage over the raw
lr'ieS, who were without practice and mill
ltary leader.
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Reported Beverly Blair. Licensed Stock Broker
State Stock pc, cenl-par .alue $lOO-held at par
and interest
Corporation S pc, .en.-pa' value s0e-saes at IS
and interest.
James River {. Kana~hs Bonds, guaranteed by the
Slae-9S and lhe interest.
Exchange Bank stocs- par saue sl0o-non. on
sale.
Farmers Bank Stock--pa. value Sl00-93 &c.
Virginia Bank slock-Yar value so sale. a 67s
g.
Manchester Cotton and Wool manufacturing Stock
par value $l00-held at 4S5.
Richmond Fire Association ocL-pa, value $50
sales since March dividend al $50.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Stock
par value &l0O-heId at So and the interest.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
fDebt-par value $O0-fecent sales 90 and the inter
eN
Richmond and louisa Rail Road stock-par valu.
4lU0--r.csnt sales at $40.
1--WE YNTk MA RkE-F-AT+C. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
BALTIMORE NARKET.-Ang. 49,

Flour-'There have been a number Of sales To -dav o
Howard street, amounting some 100 barrels at ST 93s
to s.. the largest part at the former figures.
City Mills i: selling ats5a5 l2..
GRAIN-Ihe gain market is without change we
quote yes:esday Prime red wheat lU0a U2c, white
l0hl07c.
Yellow corn 57a Sc, white 4Sa5lc Oats 3Oa33c.
Rye 69a re.
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AthertOn, =. tt. kIHI. Al.
CIaHtun. Del. Stuige- "a.


o''ne twenty '''s 10 '!-=' u. ' ''I'' SIX
-
~ il ~ .,,.,.,,a n.1.r.a.a Of
s,,,,.y Slave b ,ing SAFE and We are M, s,,.sad
u 6nd tn later gentleman vutiar uith INV Nrth-but
we .reata I,ss to know what ahaeuc-d Messrs Benton
and Houston Had they remained uu7 iotheir constiIu
"n o nag any two or three q the N0F'h-wes ern >ea
t0's-'ne Nc"9a' Senators and u7n' dodge oil the IN
conn III ~ Hill '''-d 10 ~ ne!a
~ 'a'' .''e n" u1eu
La..-.aa.;al. '-'' .aa.a
,ba D-o,rr,,i. IN. 500 j. II HUI manner
responsible FIR ths p,s,s5 Of the ill without the CON
promise clause.
Passing trm This part # the history q he 5ill 70 tn
WiImot Pryis', We hnd the same sectional voting J."
b'th HOUSES NJ VT y mr. fi'ls-' up'" ''"e"f"2
WIN me c'nin' 'lrr '"T y" i ri ,','5
Pe'"'p5 ,,,,,,-a. ,a'.,ta..
oa, Nj, p.-I..n p,a.u..5 I.rars,I ana
f,u,o, fv. mare 'rbs WITT IA, tb-n passed, b. more
strictly sectional vre. yeas I29. nays7I
In The Senate, the section vas carried with
out difficulty, and the Bill finally passed
lust as it came from the House. The late
ness ofthe hour q the session at winch It passed
put It IN the power OF the minority TO defpa II
Indirectly by refusing p suspend thc RUE WhIch
declares that no bill shall receive the signature
OF the President the same day It passes that DO
dy- Inc temptation WAS great, on the Part n
Mr.. CaIhounjto resist the suspension OF the rule
But Southern members dfd MT aValI themselves
u tins mode p eHtcunS what their strength IN
the Senate ana not ehaoIe 'hei 10 90 directly and
fairly. ne rules were suspended, and The pill
became a law by the signature q Inc PlesIdent
promptly afhXea'
There cannot be a moment question that, had
Mr.. Polk vetoed The bill, every Democratic pres.
and leader in the South would have been loud in
Iii, praise. His noble iTmneSs, hs magnani-
nous and disIntereste; devotion % the rights of
the South and the doctrines oi The Constitution,
would have been yaunied at eyery .roSs-roaa.--
The conservative character OF the Veto ITS beau
~ and excellence "ou'l nays bteh Iandcd t"the
skies. ana 'he necessity oI IS preservation IN 'uI
validity SHOWN TO De 'oSoiu'f LOT 'ne Salety OF
the SCUM. ' A' WITT NeH''Ie y dth tAl> INN
Mt folN N-n'd ne OH an" surrendered tIe Prih-
c'PIr ioir'er' 10 w ntaF lhe DemocTauc pres
winch CLAIMS n " t'e exclusive guardian q lhe
. hoAot an" i"''''>N u ue SCUM "f"ounolnS HIS
course n inconsistent Wlih oo'h: Ear rom II
ne very men VINO would nave lauied Nlr. 1Olk 7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
DESIRABLE LAND FOR S.iLE.

I WISH to sell V valuable IFdCt u LdHu' s'.ud-
ted in tn. upper end OF Campbell county stanton Rv
about SIN miles south of .eesyille containing 234 A
CT by recent survey, about 80 Acres OF which nc
river notion There about $50 40 Acre Gods Ene
ly tmbered 1t well adapted the growth Of Tobacco and
all kinds grain This OF land considered OF the
valuable, to the OF it IN the upper county 1t
was appraised twenty dollars per Acre years ago
the division of an There improvements it,
except few comfortable Cabins, Tobacco Barns, SC
TERMS-hberal and made known on application to the
subscriber, living Anoldton, Campbell county
August 24-w2m SAMJ tI- W. TARDY
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, II 4 Il y d n o X Il w Il r E,
REPAcKED TO ORDER. BY
GEORGE w HERRING & co.

pEUhNI- " Iff.KNTNU q %.
No. ! South Charles Street / doors from Baltimore ST.
b a ~ re-
M Care now recri' w direct from the PetterieS fr
w our Fall Sales complete assortment of Gods
II our line Of the late shapes and peletns comprising
French and English tia -Fluwn Blnp White Il AN
ne printed elow Niarbled aud Common Na:eS,
which we VIE sell as low any this ely or
elsewhere
The packing and selection Of Gonds are under he sr-
pervlsIon OF one Of our in avoid all complaints Of
bre' king. and oil not getting the articles purchased
We would be pleased when yuu visit our city, if YOU
would call and examine Goods and prices and assure
You II shall be our utmost eudeavOr To please.
Orders sent Us viii be executed Promptly, Al The same
prices, as It YOU present
Stone at Manufacturer rates
Aup pt-3
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ST.iGE ENHANCEMENT
A

TN1F snhscrlbeTs respectfully lnorm The Public that
L they wi hereafter run their Ne of Stages between
ScultsvlIlr, & Charlottesville, follows. Wv They will
leave ScotisvllIe on Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday
O'Clock. A. NJ and!reAch Charlottesville rodinuer They
will leave Charlottesville Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at A. N., and reach Scotsvile by dinner.
Fareonly 81 so
Gong aud Returning 2 so
Every arrangement has been made TO insure ths
comfort and accommodation Of PASSENGERS.
Thankful for the liberal encouragement they have
received, they respectfully solicit continuance Of pub
tic patronage.
TYLER s LITTLE
n. B. We also keep Horses. Buggies and Carriages to
hire by the day Our charges snail be moderate.
Suttseve, August "a At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24

RELIGIOUS NOTICE. I he Rev. Mr. BAN, of 90.
Of Norfolk will preach at the Uaiversais ehouse,
Sunday next aug. p } at II O'Clock, A. Nj.
WOOL ROILS.-5O0 lbs Fine W DOL Rolls, for sale
w bv McCOnkLE. s SIMPSON-
A..ut q I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
MAIN STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MIN STREET FIR OPERTY FOR SALE.
INiE undersigned commissi acting. under de-
i cree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
hancerv for the town of Iynchburg pronounced The
Sih Gay ct June lo47 in the Of Smith VS.. Bagwe
admins rator &c, viii Offer for sale 10 the highest bid
Der on Thursday, the 2Slh day Of September the fol-
lowing H'nSes and Lots embraced in said Decree to Wit
d. The BRICK HOUSE ANDLOT, z
EAiI situated on main street nearly opposite fNi.il
AA--A- 10 DbreIs. Hotel. This lot fronts forty E944l
teet on main street, aud back one hu ard
thirty Two feet. The House is divided into two tene-
InenS. the basement Well adapted 10 business
purposes, and TIE upper stnes the accommodation Of
Two genieel families Or they might be conveniently
united and used for The purpose of a large B ardrny
House. Also the Wood House and L., adjoining lie
ab've described properly present occupancy Of
Mr. II. Solomon. This lot has front Of twenty three
ieet nine inches, running back hundred and thirty
Nv" feet he lower part Of the II ouse is well adapt
ed 10 Grucry her business and the upper parl
the accommodation uf genee family. The above d.
scrbed property will be sold On credit Of sx twelve.
and eighteen nonths negotiable notes. with approx ed
endorsrs, VIII be required Of The purchaser and the TILE
10 The property withheld until the whole Of The purchase
money shall BE- paid.
JOHN SMITH. Jr. Cu,y,,
WIN. L. SMITH, { N'"'
Aug. "a WI If 2ruf pit
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FARM FOR SALE.

NJ 7IIJ yTe premises. or
w SATURDAY, the 9th day OF >epembes nx t. that des
rable FARM IN, n the occupancy If M pI l I T.
ing about mile, from Lynchburg, adjoining Govt !icAafd
Perkns, sr., containing
Ill Acres,
which theye is large two story framed DWELLING
t1U Sc, With the necessary out houses. There ass
large
YOUNG. ORCHARI,
The most choice variety Of Peaches and ippes Tire land
hi ii state Of improvements, and greater po.tion well
SET in clover
further description deemed unnecessary those ~sh
ing purchase WILL presume look fos themselves NJ,
Jones Will .hoW the land at any time
TERMS,
Liberal and made known the day of sale by
THE SE.iATEES
august 4-t9S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24

lE.s-.4aen. Benton. Baldwin. Bradbury. Br.es
Br,.t Cameron. Glars. Corvln. DAVIS. OF Mass, Day
TN. Dodge, Dickinson Dir Douglas, FsieL Fitzgerald
Greene. Hale HarnIin, HGu.erar. Houston Miller.
Mics, PHELPS, spruance, Upnsn, Webster. aud WaI
k:r- -
N.rs.-.7tcLison Badger Bill Bor'aad B-rrien.
Butler, Calhoun D1ris Of Mss, Dozens Foote, Hun
ter, Johnson Of Nd Jolson, Of La. Joh.s5a. ofGa
Le,cis Mangum. Mason, AlrtcaIte. Fsarce. Rtk Sc
Jastiaa, Tunty. Underwood u sstcott, ard FuLee-Zj
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AMHEgsYLAND FOR SALE


yENIIE undersig1 ed wishes sell Tract Of Land
containg 402! 2a2 being cleared and the we'll
Yimbered and situated 10 miles from Lvnchburg and
miles from Amherst Z. H. The open land divided
shifts, surrounded BY good fencing furnished with good
springs, and OF them we'll Covered
There is neat BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with
god out houses enclosed by finely improved Yard and
Garden Also fine summer and Winter Orchard IF never
failing Fruit 1t i Joined by VIM. Xix side, and
f. Fletcher another Allison Ogden, Mr. Mclver the
undersigned HIMSELF will show the farm to any person
wishing to it.
NATHAN ID. RUCkER
August 2l-w4w
ON CONSIGNMENT, IND FOR sale on nc
CO1LHOD.1TLNII TERMS.
4 LOT OF LOAF, CLARIFIED AND PULVERIZ-
"A ED SUGAR,
A lot Of New Orle ms Moasses,
CHEAP Boots,
do do Slippers,
chests Imperial Tea, fine article,
larga chest Of Young Tyson lea.
August Its LACY s GARLAND.
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.;HRH.L OF THE STEAMSHIP
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
AUGUST IL.

TOBACCO-Receipts neutrality-suspicious. moderate
f'r the season. Wequote Lugsai ST IS ? ON
mon Leaf Is 3 80 and Is; Mlddling a s;
good and fine 5 u. Extra manufacturing S9a u IS;
CORN AZ As
FlOUR-LaSt SAILS Of -four at 81; AIS
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-28
Ser Sufarenfattel.

Der alte euopi9 betra6tete ieinen Cat
tel INNER NIT oer tiefifen Gbrfur6t, OBJ
sleib nibts oaran lpar, tpas biele 8er9ots
terun9 peroient bGtte. Sc mar elm tlirs
filber Sattel, alt uno gang NIT Slut be-:
fedt, aber Der tapfere euowi9, perfnipfte
oamit Die Grinnerun9, an anoere Sage,
no ct, Elm feuri9er uno be9eiiterter Sung,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-28
Gin Ielt(ames Oolf.

Gin 5elt(ames Oolf.
Ser 9oui5oige graminer entbGlt cine
Sel1reibun9 zines ieltiamen Solfes, Die
uWclun9en6" 9enannt, lpelbes in oeryed=
be BET Slof Water Springs pobnboft
lit. Oieler ploe 1T in einem foum cine
balbeMele speitem 3bole 6pilben powils
Mountain uno Dem Copper 3io9e bele9en
uno 1T folt un5u9dn9li6. @twa 100
f0nnten Den g'n9on8 9e9en cine 2(rmee
zines 4erres Uertbeloi9en. Oele6 Sbol
uao Die Spisen uno 2(bbdn9e Der onlie.
eenoen Ssr9e 1T bon Die isn lo9enannten
Melun9ens bewobnt.
Die He9enoe ibrer @eibi6te, meldbe iie
fer9falti9 erDalten, 1T folsenoe Sor Ell:
ner lan9en Geibe bon Sobren lpuroen Die;
ie Ser9e BON elmer Anjobl portu9ieflber
Nbenteurer, Wdnner uno Srauen, .pelGe
Don Den @e9enoen Der n9roben Suite"
aus 8lr9lnien famen, um bon Den ourb
lr9en0 cine 2(rt bon Ee9ierun9 ibnen oufs
erle9ten eaifen frei gu leln, on9ebout. -
Oieie eeute itelIten itb ouf freunolboft.
liben SUP nit Den Snoionern uno fre bon
ieoer lrt loeisQer Ge9ierun9. wie iie es
paren, rottetea iie oue 9eleuf6oftlitben
8ebrau0e aus uno lebten in einem berrs
li6en lltopitn ibrer ei9enen S9opfun9
Die ebelitben Serbinoun9en uno ale dus
bern Gelision6formen oufbebeno uno bon
&orn, Dem einSi9en prooufte oe6 Sooens,
uno Dem gSlloe oe6 2Saloe6 lebeno. Sic
baben li1 nit Den Snoionern permit i1t,
uno lpdter ibre Abfommlinee [na6 Dem
erlten Sororin9en Der 8eiben in oiefem
1beile oes Stoots NIT ge9ern uno8ei=
Pen uno biIoen nun Die 9eeenwdrti9e Ras
ee oer Melunsens. Sic itno 9rob, frdf=
ti9 uno suobl9ebloet, Don elmer ounfeln
&upferfarbe, NIT eirfollii6en 3d9en ober
mollisen &opfen uno anoern 4n5el6en
oee 9te9ere.
Die Meluneen6 lino in Gem Stoote, in
lpslbetn lle leben, pripile9irte Stimm9e=
BET uno ouf oieie @eiie onerfonnte Sur:
ger ber @emeinpoblen. Sic fino tapfer
ober ftreitldbti9 uno 9e9en Sremoe salt:
freunOli6 uno 9robmiitbiS.
Sic baben teine 9eiitlltbe unter Itb u.
fino foit obne ale &enntniB zines bobfen
@efen6, uno weroen no6 ein9efdbrten
9ebrducben perbeiratbet, inoeBMonn uno
Srou trennen iib nob Selieben obne it.
9eno Sorpdrfen uno gntbebrun9en bel
ibren Sreunoen 5u be9e9nen. Sie fino
ua9emein unSd6tis II. @on9el on&eul6:
belt BON Seiten oer Srauen 1T fein 6in=
oernib bel ibren @ben. Mlit ibren 9eobs
barn pRe9en iie pen9 l1m9an9 uno be-
obo6ten poriibtis Die Snoentltdt als cine
STAGE ooer Gloi1e, pie man iie ou6 men:
nen mag, uno fino in isoer 9iniibt, aus:
9enommen, oab iie unter oer Stoots.Ge:
9ierun9 iteben, ein ab9elonoerte6 uno un=
terfbieoene6 Solf. Dieie5 1T feiue gr=
jdbluns, fie fino gang 70 mie ite bier se=
l6lloert llno, obne ir9eno ettpas Din5u5us
ieeen ooer ous So6wiui9feit gu perlbwei=
gen. pinter ibren gtobborn feben iie
in Den &dniten 5uriif, 9ebrauben Sb1en
ifott Der 9feroe bel ibren lanopittblbofts
liben Seriu6en uno ibre Nder9erdtbe
fino 9r0Btentbeits BON ibnen ielbit aus
Sol5 perferti9t. Sic fino NIT rpenigen
Qusnobmen arm uno unpifeno, inorb
onl6eineno 9lGGli6. g. g.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-28

nen &ir6bofe, 100 Der troitloie Sater, Die
9eliebte ein6i9e Gobter, neben Dem Sremo.
linse, in Die itorre groe ienfte. 90 al.
70 bat oos Sbiflat, ni6t Oct ei9ne Bjl.
le, oe5 Monnes 8ort erftQt, uno ein
Stein oscft ieet frieotib, Den Sobn Sronf:
reebs uno Deutlblonos Sobter.