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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

FALL RIVER, AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE
Bv tho Author of"Tales, National, and
Revolutionary" &c. &c,
This work is written with great plain
nesss and simplicity, and manIies,s an
honest zeal to give the world the truth,
with regard to the unfortunate person
for whose fate il would excite the honest
indignation of the community. The
writer is strongly committed in her
feelings ~ sympa,hios for the victim of
pries,ly fraud AID vlolenco--and exposes
many of the gross indecencies of some
of tho tribe of deceivers and 'mpostors-s
aud meri,s, therefore, well Of the public.
IHor. Rep.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

RELIGION ny ORDER or" THE DE ART.
mENT. We find the following para.
graph in the Boston Daily Adver,iser:--
a" The alarm of fire yesterday morning
we understand was occasionod from the
ringing of the bell at the Navy Yard, for
prayers, agrccblyto orders from The De.
-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

speaking of,he causes of the same, very
sonslbIy remarks:
Many of the suicides of our country
arise from an excess of religious zeal,
which leads To fanalcisni,- insanity, and
death. Some men delight to look a, re-
hgon through dark and dismals chan
nels, through clouds and ,ompes,s,
through eternal fires, toriures, and pun
ishment--un,il melancholy sorebodings
doubts, darkness and difficulties prey
upon the mind, shut out hope and lead
to a premature grave.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08


ATEmpERANcE March - Col Haskell
challenged for 5000 miies.--A match for
tins distance has been cutorcd into be-
tween gentleman of Georgia aud Col.
Haske,t. The match will come of on
the first of June, over the road between
Taunton aud Boslan. The challenger is
to ea, per day, as minimum allowance
ID. beef, I ID. bread. and to drink 3
glasses Of 4'h proof brandy and n half
pint Madeirn. Tho parties are TO DO on
the road a: the day or half forfeit. The
|Hhr|Iensek ss{ fusIIl The bet At $4,000 70
80, Us. Fds ss6 money ,nst,srs sfe u
adjusted in Carolina. The Col. is to
eat per day his old allowance Of bread
end water. We shall have an oppor-
tunily Of seeing the relative virtue ofthe
bread and water and beef and rum. !.
The agent Of the challenged arrived n
few days ago and leaves to examine the
road next week, and have it measured.
i Boston Cen,inel
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

Thomas V. Lamphero, of Chatham,
(Ct.) has seen an angel three times and
Alonzo Jackson, less fortunate, has seen
the "cri,ter" but once. We see dozens
of angels every day in Providence streets
and think nothing of it. The most
important revelations" that our angels
make to us have no reference to tho o.
pening or trembling of tho earth "be-
tween this and 1917" but simply tina,
old as we arc we still retain full as much
sensitiveness about the region of the
heart as is any way agreeable.
A lady gave it as her opinion that The
+" mcrriesl place in tho world is that i'm
mediatcly above tho atmosphere iha, sur
rounds the earth, because there oil bodies
lose their gravity" I,mey bc so, bu,
the rule does no, seem adapted for pro-
gressive. application within the limits Of
the atmosphere. for your six-feet two
inchcs-and-a-che w-of.,ohaco people nre
,nv' ~ z! .ss1' eaA. s|ss's: s':s0ns', E|1al(
OF sheir gravity, whcrsss liitlc four feet
nothing fellows, are always full Of fun
and humour pror your
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08
A L N A ClS FOR

Received and for sale by the dozen or sin-
gle, at
w. GALATIANS Circulating Library.
Dec,l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

CAUSE or SuicIDE.-T'he Editor OF
the Eyening Star, n new daily paper
in New York. sdyerting to the frequency
of suicides ~ this country, OF late, and
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08
Devoted to

The Fine .9rts, the Drama, Netos, AID General
Miscellany, and embracing Original Essays,
Poetry, Tales, Sketches Of .4mericGn Scenery
Biography, Raies Of Life, Scientific and Late.
rdry Intelligence, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

o." Prayers agreeable 10 orders
from the Department ~. Y. I'D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

Of .heir gravity, whcrsas littlc four feet
nothing fellows, are always full Of fun
and humour.---Prov. Jour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

Cancer.

HI ind tie art Of Healing, generally.
a. HE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his a1, that he
has become compe,ently acquainted, by the instructions
from the celebrated DR., Lynch, of New York city, to cure
that formidable and fatal disease, denominated a Cancer,
without the use of knife or caustic, but efe cled in the
same way and manner as practised by DR.. Lynch, who
has met win unparalleled success in the treatment of this
complaint, and also that Of Fistula or Fistuio.-As the
subscriber Is here now, from the City Of New York, auy
person wishing TO be cured Of the above-named COM
plants, viii please TO apply Immediately to him, al the
Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, JAM 6. w. w. MARSHALL
Certificate from DR.. Lynch.
j do hereby cerllfy, that DR.. w. w. MarshaIl has been
under my instruction, and assisted me in my business,
winch is attending 10 Cancer complaints, aud the art OF
healing generally. He is now using my medicine. I
think him capable and worthy the confidence OF those al
flicted. ID IyNCU
The subscriber refers TO Mr.. Day, of Manchester; MIR.
Gillian, Mr.. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas, and Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. BENJAMIN
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters mus, be post paid. w w. M.
January 7. 74-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

NNoBACCo SHOW AND FAIR.-The snoual To-
N bseco show aud fair will take place at ClsrksyilIe,
on Tuesday The 9Th of May. Ii is expected that about
eighty or one hundred hogshe ads will be exhibited; and
the judges will award The prizes 10 those which shall DO
deemed the best, both In the quality Of the Tobacco and
the skill displayed in the management.
A.. W. VENABLE,
SAMUEL v. WATKINS,
TUCKER DARLINGTON,
April .. 1oe-w6wJ Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

lCHARD POLLARD, Attorney at Loo, will hence.
ma iofth attend The Courts OF The couaty Of A~Ibemarle,
III addition 10 those OF the counties OF Nelson, A amherst and
Buckingham, and OF the Corporation OF Lync,burg.
lie makes a tender, too, OF his services lor the settle.
lneni Of military as well as Other claims, upon the Federal
Government. lie expects to be in Washington frequent.
~, especially during the sessions of Congress, SO as to give
his personal attention 10 business Of this character. His
Post once is Loyings,on, Nelson county. Va.
April 8. Ina-uam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02
POETRY
'aven ssr REMAINS ussUsa."
CONNECTICUT


The following lncs were written by the late Hugh Peters, on leu,
8 Connecticut, ia lsa9 rney pufpon to have bccn peoncd o
tive lanl. The prophetic sigh, you sc your homo no mote," hs
en- Verified. lie was buried az Cincinnati ia 1852
ny Hatice taad, good Isst"- Bveos.
The boat swings fion the pchb ed shOre,
Aud proudly drives her PROV;
The.ciested seas rot up before
fon dark gray land see no moso.
How sweet thou scenes, now!
Thou dark gray land, my native land,
Thou land OF rock and pine,
Bun p", :ss %.r .,o% : s ,Sy golden 81, saa sand
To such shore as thine?
Ivc gazcd upon the gilicd cloud
Thy bills, which f,eedom's sha,e hath piOushd,
Which untsc n race that have not bow'i
~, Their knee to aught but God
Their water, to tho fall
Thy birds. which cut with rushing wing
Aud thought thy s'otie. small.
But now we've sunk to ron blue liae
IGec,, sweet home, ihs, thou ar, mias,
feel my bosom cling to thine
That l am part Of thee.
L sec the blended with the wave,
AZ ehndrcn soc tho earth
Close up a sain,cd mu,her's grave:
ihey weep Tor her they cannot save,
And feel her holy worth.
Thou mountain land tho, land Of ,oeL
I'm pioud to C ~ thee tree;
my sons a,e Of the Pilgrim stock,
And ne,v,d like those who stood The shock,
M, a, old ThermopslR.
IN. lfurcl wrcaths their htbo,s won,
The chillren wear them ,tin;
T Tn"u deed. those iron m.n have done
And bled ut Bunker Hill.
There's grandeur in the ligh,ning's stroke
Ihat tvcs the mountain ash;
t"cro's beauty in the giant oak,
ana rainbow beauty IN the smoke
,uWhere crystal waters dash.
inefa's music in thy winter blast,
That sweeps the hol ow glen;
Less sturdy mon would sink ughast
From piercing winds like those thou hast
Ia nurse thine iron men.
And thou hast goms-ayo, living pearls.
Aud flowers of Eden hui;
Thy lovelicst are thy bright. oycd girls,
VI larry forms and cl6n curls,
Aud Smiles like Hermon's dew:
lhey'vo hearts like those they're born TO wed,
Too proud to nurse n slave;
iheyd scofn to share a monnrch's bod,
And sooner lay their angel h rad,
Deep In the humble grave,
And | have left thee. home, alone,
"A pilgrim from thy shore:
The wind goes by with hollow moan,
L hoat II Sigh a warning tono-
fod see your home no more!"
I'm cast upon the worlds wide sea,
Torn like an ocean wood
I'm cast away, hr-af from thoo,
feel a thing I cannot he
a bruired and broken reed.
Fatewel-my nitive lind, farewol,
That wave has hid thee now
My heart is bound US with n spell
Tins rending paug. Would I could toll
What ats my ~throbbing brow.
One look upon that fading streak
Which bounds yOn eastern sky;
One tear 10 cool my burning cheek,
And then q word 4 cannot speak
"My naive land-Good bye"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02
& y VIHGiNIA.-In Lunenbure Conn.
IA ty Conr'. lOth February, 1884:
John L. Street, administrators Of Joel Hood, deed,
DI.;.,:n

Against
Lattice w. Sonthall, Sally Hood, administrative of Elias
Hood, Brian M'DearHian and Roda his wife, Mary Kidd,
Lewis HOOD, and william, Beverly, Patrick H., Joseph
A., Albert, and Susan Jane Hood, children oil Charles
hood, aud Branch e., and Nancy X. Hood, and Elizabeth
Tally, children Of Richard Hood, Matthew Ward, aud
John Hood, German Evans, and Sally his wife, formerly
sally Hood, the said Matthew, John and Sally, being chill.
prem OF Claiborne Hood, decd, aud Edward being the
only child OF - Hood, who was one Of The children Of
Claiborne Hood, and - Hood, - Defendants.
Z he defendants Bian M'Dearman ami Roda bs wife.
Lewis Hood, Mary Kidd, and - Hood, not having en-.
tered their appearance, aud given security according TO
the act Of Assembly, and The rules OF this Court, and IL
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court, that they are
not inhabitants Of this W eath; On tie motion Of
the Plaintiff by his counsel, il is ordered, that The said de.
ie0iants do appear here on the fret day Of Nav Court
next, and sDswer the Plaintiffs bill; aud that a copy of
This order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
lished 10 the Town OF Petersburg or City OF Richmond,
Tor two months excessively, and posted al The front door
oil the Court house Of this county.
A Copy, WIN. II. TAYLOR, c. c.
March 9. [Ie0 wSw
hSALE OF N~EGR0ES.-wifl be sold at TerreIps "a.
~ vern, in the county of Hanover, TO the highest bid.
der for cash, several likely young Negroes belonging TO
the estate OF Burnley Duke, deed, on the 25th aay Of
the present month april to satisfy The claims against the
estate OF the said ~decedent, at which lime and place, those
having claims are requested 10 present them.
BY THE EXECUTOR,
hPrh H. 1I0-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

TENO Fl PUBLlC.-Some Information is wanting In
N regard to the heirs and legal representatives oil Jo-
sEPH HOLT, decd, who was a Lieutenant in Capt. John
Brenps company from the county Of Charlotte, and was
attached TO the 4b Virginia Regiment, on Continental es.
tabhsba1ent, during The Revolutionary War. II is well
known, that the said Joseph Holt, married into The Garden
family OF Charlotte, and has been dead Tor a number of
years. Tie had by his wife, two children, TO vii: Msr,ha
Holt and Joseph Holt. Martha died whilst very Young
Joseph Holt Che sony moved, first 10 the State Of Tennes-
see, aud afterwards 10 the State Of Georgia. 1t is beliey.
ed, he died shortly after settling in The State Of Georgis,
and without heirs. II the said Joseph Holt is still living,
we shall be glad 10 hear iron, him. ~ case of his death,
and no children, we are the neri Of kin, aud become the
heirs at law, and entitled TO receive whatever of land or
money may be coming TO the representative of he above.
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt, on account of military
services rendered in the war Of the Revolution.
The object Of this notice, is, therefore, to apprise all
who may deem themselves interested in this matter. Of our
intentions; to invite them TO make themselves known ts
us, aud the grounds upon which they consider themselves
entitled. THOS. J. GARDEN,
GARDEN
WyIliesburg, Charlotte Co, April z, 1884 1i2-wsw-
MOL E.-AII persons indebted 10 the late firm RI
lV Iucke Il Sizer, are requested 10 make payment with.
out delay, TO the subscribers; aud those having claims
against the late hr,n will present them TO him for payment,
JAMES SIZER, Surviving Partner.
April 20, ti4-w4g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

SHALL re susrAIsEo. The capitalists AMI the holders
oil real estate proftersd 10 each Of the banks their whole
c'cdu-otfered 10 mortgage their entire estates, and gave
ihir individual bonis. The result of all ibis wss, the i'm
"lriiA,e restoration vi perfect confidence aud the return
oil slihe small sums OF specie which had been distracted by
neighbo, hood holderssoi the paper. Simultaneously with
THIS noble conduct oil our own cuizens, new reached US
hat the Messrs. Cohen OF Baltimore, with heir character
Isle magnanimity, had directed the banks TO draw ON them
to any amount; all which has ended in establishing hrmer
than ever the Standing aud credit OF our banking insutu.
iions.
ltis but justice to say that our friends a, Harpers Ferry
have returned promptly the specie taken away by them,
as ioticed above inchesfer Yirginian, april "a.
As The notes of the Bank oil the Valley, in Virginia.
are always III circulation in this city, the following notice
In reference TO them will be Interesting to many Of our
readers:
TO THE PUBLIC.
VFFicE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPosirE,
PdHey Bank. Leesburg.
oniounded reports having been put into circuls ion, in
relation, to the Bank OF the Valley, in Virginia, that it bad
stopped payment, &c, producinga general panic. we take
us opportunity To assure tho public Of the Injustice OF
such reports. and OF the perfect soiijiiy and stability OF
me Bank. its resources being more than ample to meet all
lis liabilities aud, to show the confidence OF those init.
matsiy acquainted with its concerns, a bond has been exc.
cnted by the following gentlemen, worth from a half to a
million OF dolldrs-and left with tho Cashier OF this Office,
Of which The following is a true copy -
w the Undersigned, having full confidence i'm the so.
ha''y ana stability OF tue Bank OF the Valley, In Virgil
evidence thereof, bind ourselves, and our heirs, Jointly
anu severaily TO pay In specie, the full amount OF all notes
OF Tie ofice OF Discount and Opposite OF sail Bank. a,
Leesourg, and all deposites therein made, TO the respect.
i've owners aud holders thereof
I'VE are led TO give this obligation, pledpinc our indivi-
uuai estates, in order to sustain The Bank, and quiet the
minds OF our fellow. citizens, in the midst of the singular
panic prevalent in the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

Circuit su.
n perior Court, April term, 1884:
Robert Chappell by his next friend, Samuel Jefferson.
Reuben Rogers and Martha bis wife, Jacob White and
Mary his wife, and George L.. Rogers and Eliza Rogers,
an infant, by her next friend, Reuben Rogers, Pitts.
against
John ID. Royal, late sheriff Of Notioway county, and
administrator with the will anne ed OF John Z. ChsvpeIl,
dec, MiIy ChaPpeil and Spencer Griffin, Detts.
lhis day ,hs cause came OH To be further heard on the
papers formerly read, and the report OF Commissioners
the argument OF counsel: OH consideration whereof, the
Court doth farther adjudge, order aud decree, that one of
the Commissioners Of this Court do take an account OF the
value OF the personal estate bequeailed by John &. Chan.
pell 10 his vile Milly, and also The value OF the personal
estate bequeathed by him 10 trust to his mother. M a,d,a
Rogers, aud likewise the amount oil the debts due from Tho
tesiator, John ChappelI, the payment OF which was a
charge on the Requests aforesaid, and the rstsble propor-
ton OF such charge; and also the value of The property be-
queathsd as Aforesaid 10 the said MilIy, which was sold by
Tue SAID John ID. Royal, administration; aud the value Of
the property sold by the said administrator, which was be-
qnesihed 10 the said Martha Rogers, and oil the amount for
which ihe negroes bequeathed 10 her have hired; and also
a like account OF the hires Of the negroes beuie atlied TO
with any special matter by him deemed pertinent, or
which the parties may require.
Extract lrom the order Of Court. a Copy-Teste.
II. X. RANDOLPH, L. C.
The parties concerned in the foregoing order of Court.
are hereby notified, thai | Lave appointed Tuesday, the
9Th day OF May next, al 10 O'clock A. NJ, as the line 10
commence the execution Of the aforesaid order of Court,
when they will attend before me, at my Office, al this
place, with all necessary ace npis, &C., prepared for set.
Element. CHAS. pORTHAM, Commissioner.
Nottoway Court House, Va, April %. ~li-w4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

IA oilCE.-Ah persons are cau;ionsd and fore warned
L Y against trading Tor or receiving any Bond or Bonds
executed by the subscriber 10 James W.. Jennings or
James +. Jennings OF the county Of Fiuv,nna-as the
said Bonds were obtained without any valuable conside.
ration aud In justice to myself aud family I do not intend
to pay them. HUGH PETIT. Jr.
Ffurdnna, April 2I. l1f-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

1t has been stated In tho a. r. r., that ~P,ecihtate died on his
passage u america. Tie died at my house 4th Of March, ieO5 or u.
Fell from "a marc dead.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-02
Neut 0uter!

Soorris, Nepnolos uno 2(uouiin
erholtsu 70 etsu Don 0lsrpott une pbisrsl
phia cine srrFs uns y ad,tise usrabl pcn
Uhtsrn, ttrsbntt iis bic ssaen,pa'tlss une
beranrobtubs Jabreae't, -- aue neI4e ess
eutib!cfsn Nno ~ y fell far . ars
aele ~ psrtaufen, oesr seaen bic mditsn
g!rtsn eouees Vrccn fte aue5utaulbsn.
&aufIniIias ,psreen abtunaspOa er|ubt,
bep itnsn on5ulpre6sn ,'ne fur l'9 (slefl
Su urtbsilsn.
Sil6t, g al; uno d 4 sci
&c. &c. be(tdnbie auf 5pano - nno rpie ae:
m6tn'i.b gum @ersaaf -Iebr wobl:
felt.
Saarse!o uue bic Naniaonss prsi:
f, kSab.cu lie fr Meikeu.
Sieo oerlan9sn
cine ero5s Qsan,itat 3utter u. Gper.
Canton. Su!u 4, 1884. 12=t.:.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-02
y DttcttD Il g.
9erGberun9ssG sGompo9nie.
9Isenten:Of'S-@untou,l
Sec. "a. 1898.

Da Der t1nterIbriebene pOn Der "p o.
teetio,u 6 1uranr e=G 0 m npasuie"
su 0artfcro, Connecticut aIs 9'9ent du0e'
lteUt uro autcrfrt mO>csu Obne Qluffbub
@srf6eruusen au65utteuenI 70 erbietst ct iIeb
biermit Soaulsr, Strbre, MhbIsu. Sabriten
uno Shtus5n, lanmt Deren Snbalt, nebit IT,
asnoerlsp aneerm Abn!iDen Gt9entbun,s. 9 {,
Sen lu;t ooer 8 ibdoi9 8
nnsourb Seuer 81 oBeeuriren. Dt
Aollen oa5M Ino 10 ntcris, aIs Die irsenr
elmer Nulals oieler 91rt uno bic QHeiie tpe''
eiels Offs in ShlidtunS ibrer 8ri6aIte,
uno Der @sriGt8s'ns unO aesoblnns ibrer
BerIuite, oerto'sen ,piro, miro prompt une
liberal leyn. Nufrasen fir Seeiu9,'nsen IL
N0seurans, n,been in Der 9Imttfubs y. ba,=
ris nuo Seloeu in Canton. semabt mercen.
burb spslbe ale 9eibdfts in Sssu9 aui
oiele N8sntl6afs permittelt sresesn.
c}ohn 6orrls,
Q'ssnt fir teia3te eomposnie.
Canton. cSau 10. 39-tI.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-02
Ameritonilb: :guropdil1e'
M0ent(6aft,
TIN @eloer nuo loniti9ss ei9entbutt' Don
europa bieber III beSitben.

TIN Osloer nno lcnlE'9ee SI9enlg"'" po"
europa bieber III besitben.
9auae Icbou, uno cft-tf bon oielen eeEs
ten Der bic Qluforoeruu9 an ben llnttrfbrte'
teueu-( -(0leoafteur uno Gigentb1t,sr ole'
ies gtabii1emente6> )-gemaht rporeen'--
cine 0IsentIbaft Su etabIiren, pernstttlit
pel6er bier troDnenoen, suropA(fbsn Gml:
arauttn,--ibr eOrt bty Der Ausranberun9
noeb luradstIANsnss, ooer fonltis:3ufon1'
menbes Gisentbum,-obne 9roBtn IruosL
llnfcfeu, Sdwitri9esiten ano @efabr bsR:
hteraebrAtbt rsgetn ebunte.-llno Ianae n.
pieIleitis bat tr fctrsel Die 3ns6mdbSttt
elmer irl6en aGinrldtuna,-als audi bic
nit ibrer ausfhbrans serenhpften edris'
|riateit ibtrbaebt unS errssen-nne man
enolid,--f:cut er fb-~ltlneN S,sunosn II.
Dem publifuta Aberbaapt anaessen 3u ftnnst',
ooB CT, ourb anssfnhpfte Derbineun9 uro
Wermitteluns nit folio ure reipettalftebtn:
oen 9anbluss sbaufsrn. oisfe S@wterisi ist
ten beItitiat bat, uRs befsit uno / m
Stante II iit,-sie an ion ssri6sstsn anfs
TRACE oiefer art, iGieunis erpscieen 50 ton'
nen, uuo jspat in fat alle ober be metRsn
yeaencen bee tsmt|dbsn Datevlanbss. "a
er NIT biefer alrt 8eibafts snrb eisl faltise
! Auatbune,-intittt anb piuRtli6 Sertrau,
| i(t,-(owobl in ibrtn Dsjuse auf 9Ir,trtsa
aIs AUDI ia &adIht auf gurepa,-tc III
er iber;eu9t, allen bic bep ibrt ia bttfer
SADIE antufen m68en, pous nnb l6ueus
Qualification seben Ut t6naen.-Sine Sage
aIs DTsntlIder @elbdftsmaan, uno (ein
aussebreitete @orresponoens, bieten i'm,
ibrisens nod QdIfenittsl unb Grltiobtsr'
un9en fir cbioen 0eibdftSStpeiS bar.-eis
nibt ieoert1ann III 9ebote itebsn.
T0eorufte9 8 Il m d d.
te n, ino imsuer bep i'm, auf Qauo, uns
9euten, bic aus Der Eerue bep i'm, au obigen'
3mede auipredeu ,nSsen, fann ct in i ocet
Q Stunoen ibr 8an5esGeibaft 70 etpeoiren,
oaB lie obne fsrnsrn 3rubel uno 3eits<rIam:
uiB, ibre 3eimseiie spieoer antreten tbnnen.
@Seine Ned>nunsen miro er 70
tiuia MAIDEN, cAB i6 n'emauo oarltsr 81;
Ibweren tplro.
lleberIesunaen ,,no e6reiberspen in teut
iber, eneli Ider uno frauStNlder Spra6e
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Canton, MdrS S8. 1884.