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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

HNOUNDRY.-I have recently attached 10 my former
Foundry, and am ready TO make Castings to order. eifbe,
OF iron OF brass. I have on hand, for sale, a large number
oil ploughs snd pioOgh.csstngs aud other agricultural Inn.
PIGMENTS slso, one secondhand Turning Lathe, and seve.
raj new ones, very complete. 1 am now prepared TO make
I~hreshing Machines to order, Of different patterns.
THOMAS SPENCER,
First Cross street above me Banks.
Richmond. April %. Iis-wsw
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New York Tobacco Inspection.

Il OF n IONk, cu hpflI, iOof.
4 LAW having passed The Legislature cf this State Tor
~ the Inspection Of Leaf Tobacco in the City Of New
York, and the subscriber having received The appointment
OF Inspector oil The same, hereby gives notice that he will
enter upon the duties oil his office on the 18th instant, and
will receive aud inspect, according 10 the provisions of said
law, all Leaf Tobacco brought 10 this City subject TO in-
spection. He further gives notice. that he has engaged
the services, and has associated with him in the inspection,
MIR. Nathaniel Pearcc, late Of the City OF Baltimore. Mr..
Pearce has been an extensive dealer and shipper OF tobac.
co in Marylanj, and was for some time one OF The State
Inspectors; he is well versed in all descriptions of tobacco
produced in the United States, and he comes with the re-
puta,ion OF possessing the highest qualifications for an in.
specior. In his judgment, impartiaiity, aud long expert
ence, the utmost confidence may be reposed; aud il is
confidently believed he will give entire satisfaction TO all
persons having business with The inspection.
The warehouses Of the subscriber are buildings of the
first class, and situated in the centre OF business, and TO-.
bscco stored therein can be insured at the lowe est rates.
Planters, dealers, manufacturers, and all persons in the To-
bacco trade, are respectfully invited 10 visit the warehouses
at all hours Of the day.
Before the passage Of the present Inspection law, the
owner ot tobacco was chargeahle with all the expences
for uncasing, drawing samples and coopering. without the
hogshead being put under The screw, Tor weighing, sto.
rage and deHvery-the whole cost amounting to several
dollars per cask. Now, he charge is two dollars per hogs
head, one half paid by the owner or his ~coDsignee, and the
other hall by The purchaser.
j. D.. STEVENSON, Inspector.
May 2. ll6-4t
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Fresh Dry Goods---In Store.

VNHE Ship J.terson. just in from Liverpool, having
u brought the remainder Of our importation OF Spring
Coops' except few packages-and our receips OF DO.
nestle and other Goods from the North. having been yerv
heavy within a lew days-we ae now prepared TO offer
to our customers, and to all who may choose 10 call on us,
one Of the largest supplies OF Goods we have ever had in
store, aud which equal in style any thing in the Dry
Goods line we have seen Tor many seasons. Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. A more general adj.
vertisement will appear in a lew days.
+. s. J. S. JAMES & CO.,
April IL. llO-,1 Market Square.
N SIORE-London Brown Stout and Porter, iusi re.
u ceived, and Of fine quality, in quart and pint bottles.
30 Baskets Champagne, Comet brand
IS Or. Casks Mad ira Wine, frs, quality
90 Boxes, 2 dozen each, do. do.
4 Or. Cask. do. do. do. low priced
10 Casks, B and 4 dozen each, Port Wine
90 Boxes Tin Plate, Y
so do. do. straight
For sale by ABRAHAM WARWICK.
April 20. I14-6,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

n YNCHBURG SPRING RACES The Races over
M this Course will commence on Tuesday, the 20lb
May next, and con inue four days.
FUst Ddy.-A sweepsiake colt race, for three year old
colts aud blIies, 800 entrance, half forfeit, 10 close the
18Th May
Second Day. - Proprieiors' Purse, $500, two mile heats,
entrance $40.
Third Doy-Jockey Club Purse, 800, three mile
beats, entrance $50.
Fourth Day-Proprieiors' Purse, $500, two nile heats.
entrance SIT. The Proprietors are prepared 10 accommo.
date forty OF fifty race horses, with good stables and litter.
Inc money tor each days race will be paid 10 the winner,
subject 10 the usual discount. From the nomber Of fine
horses in training, sport OF the first order may be ex-
peeled ISAAC u OLIVER, ! p,o
Y. n. OLIVER, F'oP''H0Ts'
APIU ~, 1874
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A PARTNER W~ANTED-ln a business OF long
IA standing and having a iair propo ton OF custom, ira.
ding with a capital OF $lS,G0D. A person Of business hsb.
its, who can bring from o to IS, 900 in the concern, and
VIII devote his entire attention TO business, or substitute a
suitable assistant, will now have an opportunity OF enter
ing into a Mercantile establishment both respectable and
profitable, and in which an increase OF CAPITA and assist
ance can be used to advantage. The advertiser calcu-
lates TO continue his unremiued exer,ion ia the advance
ment OF the interests OF the business. Few advantages
equal to the one in question are presented to those DESTROYS
oil engaging in bus ness. A line addressed to L. l.. p.
and lett at This office, will meet with attention.
April IL. llO-tf
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AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF q Deed in Trust,
IL executed by Alexander Fulcher, to Jno. G.. VIII.
Hams, and the subscriber, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, and duly recorded in the Clerks office OF Gooch.
land county, i, as surviving trustee, will, at Goocbland
on Monday, the 10Th day OF May next, Gt
being Court day0 proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, Tor
ready money, a certain Tract Of Land, i'm said deed
dc scribe'i; lying and being in said county OF Goochlsnd, aud
containing by estimation, five hundred and twenty eight
acres, adjoining the lands Of Philip Fulcher, William Is.
bel, Benjamin Woodward, William Holman and Jacob
Carter.-l will convey such title as is vested in me by
said deed. PETER GUERRANT,
April Is. I1l2-tdl SuTpipiny Trustee.
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March
n N CHANCER ChesIer fell co,o
~ ty court, March 10Th. IS3l.

Observation-Disclosures Chester6eJ coun.
q. ty court, March 10Th, 1884:
George Snelliugs, pIainug.
against
william Snelings, Alexander Snellings, John Smell.
lng', william Roberts, Woodson w. Hancock, admins.
traitor with the will annexed OF William WaIthall, Sr..
decd, and John Sncllings, Defendants
The defendants, William Snelings, Alexander SMELL
ings, william Roberts and JOHN Snellings of Georgia. no,
having entered their appearance and gwen security ac.
cofdlng TO the act Of Assembly and The rules OF this court.
an' u appearing to The saiisiaction OF The court that they
are NOT inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: IL il ordered
mat tie said defendants DO appear here on the second
Monday IN May next, and answer The Plaintiffs bill. and
That a copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and another copy posted at the front door Of
the Court House Of this county. A Copy-Teste.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d C..
March ii. 100
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AND . ~SALE.-Byv miue oil a decree prunounc.
h ed at a Circuit superior Court of Law and Chance
ry, held at the Courthouse in the town OF Petersburg, OH
"Wednesday, the 14rh day OF November, 1892
Henry Nimmo, WIN. Houller, Benjamin Buckley, Ed
ward Homer, WIN. Coalhupe, Ambrose Gilbert King,
and Ihos Mutter, Plus.
against
Elizabeth Gibson and Robert Preston, son of-Pres.
ton, and Hannah his wife, formerly Hannah Gibson, both
OF whom are now deceased, and VIM. CUlQuhoun, Deits.
| shall sell at public sale, TO the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the 2sih day OF June next, at the
Red Sulphur Springs, two tracts of land, lying within
about SIX miles oil the Springs aforesaid. and situated
in the county OF Monroe, Oh the waters of Indian Creek
ana VOL Creek; one tract containing 1890 acres, the
other 1925 (having been appointed by the Court afofe.
able. Given unie my hand, this Ist day OF March, 1881.
HUGH Commissioner.
March III. l0I-l6,~
& 'LEOF $4,000 SIX f CEN T.. "A STOCK.
~ Sealed Proposals, directed to the President and Dice
tors OF the Board of Public Works, will be received until
wealth of Twenty Thousand Dollars, under authority OF an
act oil Assembly, passed The sixth of February, 1881, en,i-
tied, " fin act to amend the act entitled an act To aufho.
rize a subscription on behalf Of The Commonwealth 10 the
Stock of the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Com
pdny ana for other purposes" and of another act passed
eighth of March, 1884, entitled, An act to amend the
charter OF the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Com.
Pony, and fer other purposes"
The certificates 10 be issued Tor The said Loan, will pur-
port that the Commonwealth of Virgini. DIV s TO the lend.
er, ms heirs, executors, administrators or assigns. the
amount OF such certificates, with interest thereon, at sic
per ceDtum per annun, the interest to be paid at the Trea.
sury oil the Commonwealth semi. annually, and that the
said Loan is irredeenable for twenty wears, hut shall at.
forwards BE- redeemed at the pleasure Of the General AS.
semhly.
By order of the President and Directors of the Board Of
fuoic works. j. BROWN, JR,
April 10. Ull-S1 Second auditor.
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NCHANCERY-V1RGINIA.- Coun.
a Court, March 10Th. 1884:
George Snellings, guardian OF r. w ard Loekett. plf
against
Alexander SDclIings, Baker Mann, and John Smell.
lings, D,feudants
The defendants, Alexander SneIiings, and Baker Mann.
not having entered Their appearance aud given securifv
according TO the Act Of Assembly and the rules of This
Court, and II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court, that
they are not inhabitants OF this Conmonw eaIih, lis order.
sd that The said defendants do appear here on the second
monday III May next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted ia some
newspaper printed in the City oil Richmond, for eight weeks
successfully, and another copy posted at the front door of
the Courthouse Of this County. A Copy. Teste.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, DC.
March II 100 10
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NASH FOR N~EGR0ES.-I shall be absent tWo or
three months from Richmond. During nv absence
VIM. II. Goodwin will attend to my isi7 and The .nr.
chase OF slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid.
Nov. 20. [5S-1 LEWIS A.. COLLIER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

ERlBB'S AT A~UCTl0N.-In compliance with the last
4D Will and Testament OF David Bullock, decd, I will
offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, on Monday the 18th
day OF May next, at Louisa Court house, Uhat being
Court day. the Tract of Land lying in the said county, on
both sides OF the South Anna River, called Bibb's. ltcon.
tains by a recent survey 635 IL acres, of which, about
l3l are low grounds; II has ara ample supply OF timber;
and can be divided, TO accommodate purchasers. have
left a plot OF IL with Mr.. Burruss, the tenant, who will
show the Land to any persons wi-hing TO view il. MFR.
Burruss has a lease on the land at AN annual rent of $500,
which will terminate on the 3lst December, 1885; the
heneht OF which, Tor the next year, will be sold with the
Land. The terms OF sale will be, one fourth payable on
The LIST January next, when possession will be delivered
and a Deed executed TO the purchaser, who will then be
required TO execute a Bond, on demand, for the residue Of
The purchase money, with an endorsement thereon, that
IL all the interest due thereon and one third OF the princi-
pal shall be paid annually thereafter, the payment of The
residue shall not be enforced; with a Deed of Trust on
the Ian! to secure the payment, 10 be oceeded on, il The
interest and any instalment Of the principal shall remain
unpaid Tor sixty days after becoming due. Bond and ap.
proved security, in the penalty Of three thousand dollars,
VIII be required OF the purchaser for, complying with the
terms OF sale on the LIST January next.
FRED. HARRIS,
hpiil III. Cll0-tdsl Er'or. of Dd1id Bullock.
n EATHER.-The subscribers have a large assortment,
@I OF Leather, OF superior quality-consistingo of heavy
and light sole, skirting, harness and bride; russell and
waxed upper; fifty dozen waxed kip and cali skins; cordu.
van, grain cali and goat skins; sleep do. Tanners Oil, Sc,
which they will sell on reasonable terms, al their Store,
3 doors below the Bell Tavern.
N. B.-6OOC Cords OAK DARK, wanting nttbu Tsnncry,
near the Armery. JOHN POE s. CO.
Richmond, April ~. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

TO Buyers and Sellers Of Western Virginia Lands.
YHNHE subscriber having been appointed SuperiD-
IL tenient Of the North Western Turnpike Road,
leading from Winchester to Parkersburg, will necessari-
ly be much through the country along the line OF the
Road. There are immense Tracts OF fine Landi in that re-
gion OF the State, unimproved, which persons would like
eiiher TO dispose Of or TO purchase. The subscriber offers
his services 10 buyers and sellers OF those lands, 10 carry
on negotiations, attend surveys, give descriptions aud
every oIher requisite appertaining to a sale. The sub
scriber would also undertake collections of money for dis
tant creditors, or others in any ofthe Counties through which
the road passes. His charges will he moderate. Refer
ence is made TO the merchants and lawyers, and business
men generally, in the Town OF Romney. Letters addressed
TO him at Romney, Va, will hnd their destination.
VIM. s. NAYLOR Jr.
Romfcrr"A pril 10. l6-w1w
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Spring. Goods.

FENHE subscribers have already in store, a large portion,
M between FIVE AND SIX PACK
Of their Spring Supply of Dry Goods, received
mainly by the Harhdic0y from Liverpool, and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia and New York. The
remainder oil their importation is now daily expected by
The jefferson from Liverpool, and other large additions
Will be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York. When all these get into store, a fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In the mean
time, we offer on our usual terms, the suppIy now on
hand, and invite City and Country Merchants 10 call
%" :. There hos boo" a psrY gent deciinp in mann
leading articles, and almost all others are low err than last
year-indeed, we have rarely seen Dry Goods generally.
as cheap as they n0D are. The styles, patterns, &c. are
new Tor The mos part, and many OF them good.
+. & j. s. g. CO,
April l.. UO7-t0 Market Souare
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IN w AND FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER

NEW AND FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER
IN SUPPLlES.-By the ship Jefferson, just from Eng
land, and recent arrivals from New York, The Subscrib. r
has received, and is now opening, par, al his Spring and
summer supply OF EARTHENwARE. CHINA aud GLASS;
embracing an extensive and beautiful assortment of the
latest fashions. Ii includes various patterns and styles OF
Tea aud Dnner services-black, blue. brown, pink, pur.
Pile, green, aud orange plates, dishes, sc. SC Persian,
painted, edged, and cream cooured ware Of every variety,
with common, plain, and rich cut glass; looking glasses,
country trade, or sell al retail as low as any house in the
Cty.-Counry merchants, who have been in the habit OF
buying their esrthenware in the Northern cities, may
find, on examining his assortment aud prices, that they
can probably do as well here, az in any city in the Union.
In the assortment are sone splendid Tea services, of
new, rich patterns. and astral aud rejecting lamps.
April %. 1Il3-St1 CHARLES HOL Jr.
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VGNHE highest prices paid for -four barrel billets and
IL hoop poles, delivered at the Penitrndary.
Jan. %. tSi-tfJ T.. G. MONCURE, G.. A. p.
Contractors TO supply the Penitenliary In.
IL siituiion with Plank and split Timhers, are requested
to commence delivering, without further delay.
+. G. MONCURE, Gen. .agent.
February g.. ssotf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

SNah DOLLARS away from the
AO subscriber, living in Powhatan, about the last Of
February, a Negro man, named EZEKIEL: he is a very
black Negro, about 25 years OF age, 5 feet 8 or 10 inches
high, he has a small scar upon his right arm, think be-
tween the rst aud elbow, and has worked 3 Or 4 years in
a Biack.smhh's shop; his clothing is principally hsme-
spun. He was seen in the county Of Rockbiidge about
LIST April, and suppose is making his way TO Ohio. !
will give the above reward, il delivered to me, or $40, if
secured in Jail so that | get him again.
THOS. l.. HOBSON.
N. B.. My address is Dickensouville, Powlatan.
May 2. II6-4t
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GNKOCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
~ The subscriber has leased one OF the tenements i'm.
nienia'eiy fronting the landing OF the rasin, near the new
Mill oil MIR. Chevallie, for the transaction Of a Grocery
and Commission Business, where he is now receiving a
line assortment OF every article ia the Grocery line, aud TO
which he invites the atte n,ion OF purchasers-and will
give personal attention to all con-ignments that are en-
trusted TO his care. THOMAS I. JOHNSON.
March %. lO6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

MO IrE-TD the Trustees of Randolph Macon
IN College. A called meeting OF The Trustees OF Ran.
doiph Macon College will be held. to commrnce on Thurs
day the l2't. OF June next. A FIJI board is very desira-
BILE, as there ill be a Ste ward TO elect, and other very
important eusinessto transact. BY the advice OF many Of
the Trustees.
JOHN EARLY, President of the Board.
April 20. NJ
Tor the year 1895. All Overseer, TO super.
w intend d farm in the county OF Louisa. Meme but
a man Of experience in the improvement OF land, the ma.
nagehent OF negroes, and the culture of tobacco, need APP
ply.-To such a one, a liberal compensation will be given.
Application TO be made TO
RiCH'D CARY AMBLER.
The Cottage, Hanover, April IS. Ii2-w4w
NOTlCE.-An pf-sUr having claims against the es-
~ tate Ut Abper 81 n, dec, are reques ed 10 present
them, legally established, to n. GORDON
.ddnr. of .75ner Smith. dec.
April %. II3-4t
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DaB ale irtpoe 05nuote1,, init 2lu5nabn1e
oes frans6ffcben nno eu9lif6eu, in 8sgrif
ftdnben Die GtAot 81, ,oerladeu, uro baB Der
beutfobe 8upo befcDIofen babe, bic poIni=
f0en S!lcDt tinQe init Gerpalt aus Der frozen
eOns sib 3u nsrtreisen; oisle aber entI6'os:
ien itp, auf jeoe 9efa5r bin, otn bent tlcben
THrFen splroisen nno fcaftppuen Wioer=
ftans ST leijtea, Die f1aTtj9e 9tsutraIitat
oiae6 eanoe8, nno Die QnoerIeBbatfelt leis
mes 0tbiete5, baa8en nun Dol, Der Stole as,
tpelde GnslouO upS Sranfreib in bteIey ga:
tbe hbernehruen foevpen. 9on alien Ssitea
ndbern ftb OIrmefccrp5 osu Oreujeu osr
S6peiB. QIu5 oieler S4Be Der Din9e f5ns
men oO'itifdoe R2ibunaen e1titeben,. Die nit
1pl9t'9en Neiltitatsn 6e3Ieitet fem Dir ften.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21
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Donna Waria su uaterfnssn. 9In1 29ilen
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1nter3elbnet tpDrbenL tporin bic ertten breD
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besnaoisen, ,peIebe in elmer nod 81 beftin1=
rtenoeu 3et Die Sabnen Don Misuels per.
Iaden. 8on 14o ppttneieNIben Sespfi3is=
rem tpeI6e eefdnsti1 eiu9e5osen mareu, les
ben nur nod 1ecbs. @inise bat man ner:
giftet, anoere bes 9unserS iterben lahsn.
gle batten itd) 9espeisert, nab Meenabms
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81 benen. Wabo MaTcos 1T gum @eueral
s8icar pom Qilflbon ernannt. Ct mar frHsI
Der in 00neen; rre er III observation-disclosures
Fen itbr fnbntpiFeiqe Acta fsine8 beii3enE
2e5en5 bintsrloHen has. DieIsm oer(efsnenl
sprteiter miro nun in @Ortu3aI Die 6tfprua |
tion Der ,Rirbe anD>rtraar, GrVfe DinocI
mogPn oaher eraD3'ret mtrosu. - Don mlls |
sus95 Nrtaee oeru1inoert (tD ta8Gb curb os:
tertIon; felt Dem erifen Mdr3 haben id, ttu=
aef0br 1900 Mann BON ieiuer Sadpe Io69es I
faat. uuo Oob Fam oefs Sfrfeubpdne niht|
bealruasen rp,toen.s 5buifnm:uo in Snr=
gerblnt 0atbst oa5 uasebeuer ba!o oa baIo |
bort. ,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21
Sonitag Den 81. Sunp, 1884.
Die Oant btstet unlercr Neaierun9
llnO Den 0e(eBsn Srps ~.

9ie BanF ltnterIubunsS, Com
mittee be6 6aufss Der Nepre(sntan-
ten Der 9. ct. erfattete am Oon'
|nerlfos, Den 22fen Oeapr 'eineu
Seri0t an Den Gonere6, aus nell
Diem erbeuet paB prdIoent Bioole
uno Die dbri9en Slreftoren oerDonf
Der Oer. St. lih burbau6 9etpet>
.9trt baben oie <Bi0er DerBant unb
.lbre 0onpluagem 70 mis IS ibrDreps
brief unpDepDeutIs fevDert, untert
iuben III tanen. SIe lOeinen outrs
lep e(en0e Au5flbte 9emacbt III boz
ben, un1 defer Q0robe, ourb ,pelhe
ibre 1nG Gtu(D Doer ibre Derborbens
bett Dor 0a6 8OEf bdtte 9ebrobt
speroen f6nnen, ou55utpetben.
Gin 3eltpunet lDetnt fItb JET sw
nabcn in welbem Die NeItisteit uu'
ferer republifanifDen @inribtungen
nDbmals elne orte prob {.
aussubalt'u bobeni uno BON ipek
der Der NuS9ong entGbeiben miro,
eb cine llnS unoeronttport!lthe 0eto,
mo6t poer Die bon uuS felblt erz
ipdhlte Ne9ierung, Die Cberbouo
tunftl9 baben fol-. OieIe 3enf,
rpelcbe Dem Natb uuCeter befen
W(1nner tlDiOerj no6 unelueflicbe
Ma6pert unferer sNs9ierune III,
1teIIt lItb 1eet-oon Der 2(r!ttofrotie
oeS $onoes, einem Gbworm ron
0elo goelIeuteu unO 9eouugenen
Gawpers uno Oruasrn, umgeben
uno untcrItdst ibr entqegen unD
btetet Den Detltli6fen Q8ero:bnun>
Gen Oer 2onDeS 0eE:se, Erob =
SIS 1belnt Durcb oiefe pertpeeene
toano|ung oesllngebsuer6, fir jeoen
NmerlfantfDen Blrser notbwenDis
III rperpeny pas auh (etne Meint
ting in Vetref folder unttalt font
Dewefen fem mag, jeet fsinen5tanb
,nttDe0er 0uf Seiten Der Neaieruns
auo Den 9efesen o0er oGf Seiten
Der Sonf III nebmsn. Die Com
n'ittee fblie6t ibven Dtrl:bt nit
2(ncmpfebtuns fN9enoen sbsDluC
(eS: 1 -. ~. ..
: HBefhlo6en, bo6 Ser Gpreber
oieles Saufes feinc QBorrant an
oenSer9eant atz 2Irms ersebenlo6e,
UNA Nibo!as Sioole prdloent,
Manuel Cure Qolprence 2eptS,
2(m5role QBbltef Ooniel rs. Coz,
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