Donacar/gyrite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 80
( Min.) Same as FREIERSLEBE IMG:content-0663.jpg:[blocks in formation] annals are so stained with murder, treachery, and revolting vices, that, as they rather injured than benefited mankind, their names may be expunged with profit from the history of a land they disgraced by their unnatural deeds. Donald I. commenced his reign in 216; and the VIIIth, called the Bane , was dethroned by Edgar Atheling in 1098. Donald son, in Pennsylvania, a post-village of Schuylkill co., about 15 m. S.W. of Pottsville. Donaldsonville, in Louisiana , a post-town, cap. of Ascension parish, on the Mi i ippi River, at the head of Bayou La Fourche, about 82 m. above New Orleans. On August 10, 1862, it was bombarded and partly destroyed by Admiral Farragut. Don'ally's Mills, in Pennsylvania , a post-office of Perry co. Do'nary, n. [Lat. donarium .] A thing given for a sacred use.
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