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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
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AFFAIRS or rnr tin.--Ordcr and tranquility
continue uubrohen vi hn our limit, business of
eyer hind hl, resumed lis urdi ar, course and
ae'N ~ and N.rc II not Ion the rccur,, rs .Nhh-
nd n The ruined dwellings, the pas>ers by or
'ifa gers visiting our eil, would hardly be aware
ol Tie nature oi the sccna> wpch were Of such re-
cent occurrence, Meantime. however. due mr,-
sure, are taken for the maintenance of order,
should any attempt be made To interrupt it an
Tie ClNll authorities continue actively engaged IN
arresling persons who took part in the lar RIOTS.
\, mentioned Yesterday, several Of the II plrad-
efs have been already taken, aud will be made To
render an account 10 the law, for their violation 4
law Am,ne those taken is the d" rcd joctef
man who occupied 81 co lspicuou> station IN the
third story Of Nj. Johnson> house, during the work
OF demolition there. One ot the most active op,-
rator> IN the destruction Of the marble purlico of
that building has also pccn appchendcd; and
many persons, N whoSc possession were found ar
hcles u' furniture, Nr. taken from the sacked
dwellings. Tho acting Ma,or is constant and en-
"rgetic IN the dl>char-e OF sch duties a> dc,o.c
upon HIM, aud n that end yields himself faithful,
and freely AZ all hours. The Chct Justice of H. .
City Court and his Associates are also necessarily
engaged, ~ the examination OF the parties brought
before tiwm under charges OF participating in tnc
RIOS Mg. Cen. Smith, his officer, and n.er, are
alSn richly cntued In the thanks OF the community
Ter men unremlttod efforts To confirm tie happily
rr>to,, d peace and orter of The cy and the tree
administral ,on ot tie Law. And the spirited
and mdctatigahiI tremrn, too, who are nightly
at thnr several sta,ioas. ready To move at mt
mrpts warning, have thus exhibited new title
% the thanks ard nanu II !, community, for
this strong and decisive proof OF deyoGon 10 its
safety
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

yI.iIE Ivy Crcch Tract oi Land, three miles
L from Lyn,hLurg, II not disposed ct privately
by the 2lst day OF 5. piemher next, viii be dNd-
ed and sold ON llat Cav, lair, II not On the neN
tar day, AT public auction, on the premises. Ii
contain, Ji2 acres, hall cleared and IN Tine heart,
the res, heavily tlmhercd, and all prime tohac, .
land. Immediately after lie sale OF the land, tie
grow mo crops Of Corn and lopacco, Oats, liors-
Is, Sl,,l Ntel,l>, l ,o>, &c. will be set up and
sold to tie highest bIader. Terms at sal II tie
land ,h aid be- disposed previous TO the day
named, due no ice w1 be given.
GEO. HOY Ii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

h'ot at Bn9ai9.--Nc have the notification
o., '''''n1 lhat Oh cry was yesterday afternoon
'>&lhtrd by an extensive aud brutal riot At the,
close ol tn thnrci-ser>lcc, Il collection OF noisy
ana turbulent person, Was dis oNcrcd AT tie Eri,,
street canal bridge, VINO were settling some diff
'"''lrN IN the usual mob style, 10y ade,perdtc set
To with fists.
ne rioters were IN two partics-one of about
GOV IN number, composed of boat-mcn sailor,
'""''l>' N. were cndcaNOrlnp to force their way
over the bridge; the othrr patty which consisted ot
some % lrl>hmen, were dI>puting their passage
Alderman Allen Instantly repaired Ia the .nn,
and "uocston.cd , viuuc Of his Office 10 Ills.
pcrsc thu eemhatants; but the excited h, 6pcrcnt>
dNr"sarded all advice on Warning and armino
themselves with stones, commenced ai,rharoinn
vocs OF sharp fragments at each orher nI,,.,'
compelled Alderman Allen To retreat for his life.
Ina short Time hcrcturncd with Alderman Bnsson,
ana " IT," lndh lduals whose services were mn in
''qu'N'IIon--n' police at hand--and succeeded
IN arrtslng about thirty OF the rlnsl, adrrs nm
holh sides, Who were lodged in ja Numbers oi
oach parry were severed, bruised, aud one man j.,
SAID 10 have hl> lee broken.
l ne cause oi the fracas seems ia hay, bcer mn,
attempt ct party ot strapelcrs to cross the brid,r
''r ''ic purpose OF witnessing an Irish row which
was chtunS ON the opposite side OF the canal
""'h general mefee took placc-;he battle m
'rra'ng momentar, by fresh arr ais 1t the >ccn,
u commit IHBdio \. J. 1dr.
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August l., 1875.

The following is an extract from letter
from Brltnorc putlishcdiu the Phlldd.p Ga
Hcltc -
I' q eve You seine idea OF Il power Of h, auty.
WIZ >h'l' Il Circumstance winch took place Ia /
"eht. \ ply lclan s,luo had acted as ON, of the
mounted guard, became, iron, thai fact, obuo>iou>
I" the vii OF the mob they ,hrt. ioft. in fan
nrN, marched 10 ms house. II was about ~
'NI'cA, II bar l." ot the iah blant, hal retired
I" thrr rest, Nj. -- vas seated Al Lrr
door when the crowd cam, Su drn' noon fine
ho"Sr->Le stepped on, upon the por,i and de-
mhrdrd IN loud vote, Gentlemen hat do Won
want
" Staggered Al the tr,rlc,;aess of the lovely
creature, tic leader, hc>iiItcd for momcni--au,l
then told the obicc, ul their uuccremoniuus wish.
She stated thu ler husband was not in-,aid thar
uwrc was no one IN the house but herself another
female and Lar infant. II ,on are faifimorf-
ans, sad >hr, know Nou Will not attempt To-
m"Ic' II, Unprotected is We are, II You are not.
pass ~. SAVING tn. she stood asid,--bm tr\
Exclaimed, No madam, we Will noi harm Won
aud passed OH am told hgr nerves wcrc.,lrurp
10 such pitch, that sine tainted Immediately NJ.
trrWdrd>.'
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" N>IilNtroN. \ur. :

Nc arc unp In b. aheto STATE. hat urrilV has
continued perfectly pcacrallt since olir list pull
heail"n, up Ia thu hour ~ o'clocl, SUNDAY aitrl-
noon, wIro tn, p1pel weol to press.
Ga Friday afternoon, II the time that our ne1I,s.
al saturday ot thu state III The city was winter. IL,
harm-hoIl w1>rinene, and a very serious Il, J.
bahce seemed rhpeadine This condition Of
thlngs, 81 the moment,W account for the anNiol,
'oae OF our at',eIe hlt rejoice To state, III II,
VIII the Imprisonment Of two 81 three turbulent
persons, the threatening aspect Of affair, passed i,
Wy, and tic Pcloe ot the cily remained Gndi>rml .
cd down to rlc hour mentioned ahovc. W. have
no" confident hopes thar the agitation las cnircl,
subsidized. TNat I,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

Nrw ORLEANS, July 2S.--Last evening, at the
Early hour oI hall pas, O'clock, Mr.. George Clara
son, foreman of VIM. Brand t.,q. Architect, wa,
,tabhodhy MI \. Il. Wood. lie was called ON a.
ms residence IN Cont street, by thai midi, lduii
who qae,;cd an interview with INN, and W. shed,
~ the business was of private nature, that tt
would walk INTO the yard. To this the deceased
dcccdod--whcn, after ,Gmc alteration, he plunl
cd dirk INTO his breast. Death almost imncdit,
" followed. ood was arrested III short TIM
after the commission of the act, and lodged in til,
Calahoose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

To THE PIoPl Of BALrJMoKr.--- Fclion Ctt-
zens.-Nearly all tia, WAS worth in the world
has been destroyed by deludrd and excited null
titude. Tho savings OF seventeen years Of hard
ana anxious labor are taken from me. bat lrust
IN God that with tie rejecting and vrtuous my
character viii be sustained. Tie people e mis-
led have all dnaoubtng confidence that sooner
or later they will do nc Justice.
l. ire Legislature Of their State. al great pecu
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Tie tfial Of Henry NJ. Oodcrdonk, on charge

Of foferr,, terminated IN New York ON Thursday
last, WHEN, after an ab,rncc oi. several hours, the
Jury returned into court with verdict Of guilty.
Mr.. Price requested the court IL have the jury
poll,d which was done, aud II Wis found to BE-
unannl NJ, whon recommendation oi mercy wds
handed from them "a the judge, signed by all tic
Jurors. \ motion for new trial WIS made, ON
which the Court have not decided. Il Is suL tnat
II the motion is refused, the case will /, carried 70
the Suprcu. Court.
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Fr0m the u0biie H,8isttr.

The two following document, relate to the re-
cent abduction case Ia tins city. 1t ought to be
mentioned, that the COMMITTEE, whusc card is FIRST
III ord, r, were moi appointed III any sense of a
delegated authority, but volunteered 10 perform The
interesting duty, IN which they sneeeedcd 50 hap
PLY
ChRD.-Nc the Undersigned, return our
thank, 10 Cap Benjamin Resr, oi tie steamboat
Don Juan, lor the prdmI', aul dlslnl"r,,cd man
III which lac lcadrrcd 10 us the use of his boat
on a dangerous and unusual route, Tor the purpose
Of rc,cning the child OF Dt. Gannard, from say
agc and unnatural L clc who had, from m,rccna-
~ views, abducted and >crrct-d INN from his Pa
rents.
John X. Collins, S.N.N. SCHUYLER,
J. w Tsdae, w Qnglcy,
+. NJ ,>cly, \. c. Quiglcy,
John SOTO, Charles \. Henry
Roman S,io, W. ". Ma,rc,
Noah B. Ross. John q. Cleveland.
CAlsD.-fo the gentlemen who embarked on
board the Don Juan, on the evening of the 2Sth
inst, the City Troup, the Mobile Guards, and
Enpmc Companies Mo-. , and 3.
GEXrir,rN:- Permit me through This medium,
to tender You my grateful acknowledgement, tor
the generous AMI noble service which YOU have rem
dcred me-. cannot find words To express III,
feeling, aud emotions upon this occasion. | should
he happy, were 1t III my power, 10 manifest the
gratitude which so justly owe yourselves, and
other citizens of this place. There among You
fathers WHO are abl" to apprcea the horrible anx-
cty which have felt, and ON the other hand, that
nchabc JOY which experienced, at the recovery
of II los child.
Gcnllemen, | am indebted 10 your generous,
prompt and energetic action, for the recovery
tor tie life OF my child, which is dcarcr than my
own. am respectfully and gratefully yours,
'. GA\NAKD.
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,,nWasTlC iNrELi.iGENCf:.
DINNER TO GEN. n\KRI>oN.

From He Lon sriHe Journal " Iocus.
On the 5th Instant, agrccabls 10 previous AZ
engagements, committee, appointed By a Tug
portion of the ciizens Of LOUISVILLE, (kcntaekal
took pa sage Oh board boat chartered ioi the
ta>lon, 10 Cincinnati, iar tie purpose 81 exc rim
ten. m. II. lari,on ~ this place 10 rarlahe i
dinner prepared iol him hy ms numerous ilr.aei..
On the morning Of the 6ia, the steamer BeajapiH
Fran In, having on hoard the General md
number OF hi, friends from Cincinnati, together
with the Louis, Tie ommitlec, was applslaoh-
IN our hibur. The CITIZENS generally, with Il
portion of the militia, and Capt Tarlton', troop o
CALVARY. met the GENERAL at the wharf. Upon Ia,
landing, twenty -four rounds were fired, TO H.
nouncc the arrival of tie ilustrous gue,i, aud he
vas received bx the Mayor, who Addressed MIN
IN an appropriate and animated STYLE ON heball
Of the ctztns. 10 winch the General made i
fcpl, suited Ia the occasion.
The General Vas then placed "a handsome
1aroIchc drawn by fouf elegant horses, aecomPa-
uicd by his honor the MAYOR, the military, and IN
immense Procession oi cllzcn,, and conducted 10 q
ri,h and beautiful suite oi rooms prepared for blm
at the Louisville Ilotel. Before til. hour OF din.
~. numerous friend, called aud inter, hanged e.
AhiilrN WIN NM II .ehrh'rd to grasp tie hand Of
III" oil hero, who had toled So Tong ~ the field for
Tie honor aud glory III his country Al 2 o'rlork
about POO citizens sat down to Il most snmpfnouN
dinner. prepared by Me,>r>. Drake and Haskell.
John JoScS, E.q. MlSor OF the Civ, presided a.
listed by Col. J. Robertson, \. Tnroclanorlon,
II. II. Forsyth, and tmuel GwlhurS, +, tt. ~
Wee Presidents. On distinguished fellow III.
rms, the Hon. Henry Clay, and His EAecllrnry
Governor NJrehead, Who were invited, forwarded
letters, assigning The causes of their absence A.
ter the cloth had been removed, roasts were drank,
lntcr,pcr>cd with several excellent speeches, By
Mt,Sr.. Charles NJ Ihusion Joitn VI ,,p
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o. .,,.c;., rprposr, cniv--earh member ot snoit
Il ,.,. has an questionable right tn expect
AL r,onre twhat is indeed the very basis oil su'h
. -,,,nexi,n) that n, interference Whatever >iiiH
,,lc Mace with her domestic policy, or pccutiat
institutions. eilbcr by the constituted AUTHORITIES y
,,c Federal or other State 6aseinmehiS, "' ~ III
n.aple of other Sta3cS, ana II Is ue n''l''''
duty of each State topreNeni. by s"i1ap''
,;.s and provisions the5f e'rH ehi-fhs from o''He
,,,,,, ot any such Interference with the do''sa'
policy OF any other STATE tut,
( Rssosrcd. That the Post ono" cStaei'>i-
-, cannot. consistently with the Constitution 81
IN. 4. States, and the objects of such an insliln-
lion. he convert q into an instrument Tor tie dis-
.rmna,ion of Inccniisry publications. aud that II
/. ,b,. d.,, of the Federal Government to provide
thai !, shall not be- presilnicd. which can easily le
effected hy merely making II naa wiul TO transport
hv IN, p,hiic VI all through the limits o'anY Sl1fe,
ANY sedi,ious Papers, Forbidden By the laws q
.ucb State, to be Introduced OF circulated therein,
AMI BY aaoptnz the neoeSsary regulations 10 elect
tie object.
Is Rfsoirc3, Tint IN tho event OF no cfeetnai
measures being adopted eit Ct BY the p'nciai d
State Governments, OF by he people olthc non
.,ayehnldne Si4,cs tor the suppression d the great
4 growing evil of WHICH Ne es"'ilain,itwll become
the Solemn dutv oi all the States l"N1", .......
- AL. .r.asnfes 10 protect them
2 Rtsoirti. Tint Tor the purpose oimahinp
such oarneS, appeal Ia the people Of The non
slavcholding States n may convince them 81 the
true state OF pablo feeling among US, W. nd IN
the opinion otthi~ meeting h. desirable 10 btine
about a cordial co-operliien amour all the States
having common interest With us, either Through 4
CoNvsSrioy :. or in ans otirr y. best calculated
l.,
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FOR RENT,

IL And possession given the LIST Septembel
Iss,m next or perhaps sooner, the Store iouse al
$500 present occupied b, the subscriber who re
SpecttuN sohcts the attention of purchasers 10 hi
bargains III Cloths, Cassmcres Mernos, { ucassiap
Homha1lnes, Bombazets, Flannels. Lnseys Biz
>cts Hat Trimmings, &c &c These articles b.li
out OF season, will be sold no,c at reduced prcefol
cash. or TO punctua customers. on a crcdi, tosu
them. JAMES Boil.
Aug. L .';ft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

"''" o" mr. tbend"go CaHI.-Wc learn
'''" passenger IN the siaErtrom !limlton Mad
,"" ,"'','N' olat quarrel arose on Sunday eve
nmg last between two par,ir, of the Ir.b ., .Lo
thcnlngo, canal about two miles north NJ u,n,I-
tor he nfror continued all night. and the
next day (le,terdaN) the parties having procur-
ed guns and pistols, fred at each other, and
wounded imee persons severely. The militia I'M
modialrly were called out, and marched 10 the
scene OF action, where they secured a number O
i've '"mhaiants and confined them in barn TN
der guard. The gentleman who gave us the intor-
nation N, Saw the militia marching down to the ight.
ne country was in state of alarm for man,
mfr! around; the Irish on the line of tho cana,
were hurryIns TO join the fight aud despatch,
were sent out 10 several towns in the vicinity
Tor reintorcemeuts Of military
Oneida v. y, Why.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

Ndrd'-The L. s. frigato Constitution. Con
modorc Elliott ha, been ordered round 10 \ orrolk
whence she will take her departure for the Nlcdi,or
rlncar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

.hetic Land Efpeaition.--Tho Montrc al Ca
zcte annou IS the SAFE return oi Captain Ddch
WHO et there in 1882. He Wis IN rHccllcut
health and splrIs, I'd was accompanied by ono
oi The volunteers. Tue rest OF the expedition were
to cave fo England by Ihe way oi IiiIscn's Bay.
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a. Notice 40 Merchandise! III

a. A0thcc 10 sEcfchaEatA!!e fU
he subscribers arc no" RECEIVING their FALL.
,3oi1S, consisting III part, OF
I .S!A1A bags rlme Green, Oid, White, Java
L s-NIV aud Mocha toilcc,
10 iihds. sugar lPmt ptmc,)
10 do retailing Aioiasscs,
l2u boxes oai Sugar.
bu packages Fresh fras.
1uil CASKS Cut Mails.
10000 lbs. good and damaged sole Leather,
l,ooO sacks Liverpool Sat, (alolt)
W I'LL variety of other Goods winch have been
bought "lih great care before tn late advance IN the
northern mnrhv,s,- and viii be sold ON accommoda
TIM terms. by VI hole Sale only.
~ Merchants are requested to cali and examine
iorth.nisrlyes.
O. = All orders promptly attend to, aud executed
on the best terms II. ". x !. J. FRY.
Richmond Aug. ~ VIII II
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WE subscriber, having determined to conti,t-
L ne the Commission >iness al his old stand
is prePared TO make liberal advances ON all pro-
dnoe consigned to his care. From his long cApe-
nence at business AID by strict attention, he
hopes to receive share Of the business formerly
bestowed on llolcombe & Tyret.
Rich ARD TYREE.
July ID visit
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IaOLrO,aEsl. a OTEY.

hffER their services to the public, 10 do
~ general Commission Business. They are
ready 10 make reasonable advances to all persons
who intend To send their produce to this market.
ihey hope by strict attention To business To OBJ
tain share of public patronage.
TllOS. \. HOLCOMBE,
JOHN NJ. OTEY.
july Is ,Y,sif
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July Bob, 1888.

Large Caiccs-Mr Rutherford Rutland Of
" ism County, hsne about II miles from L,ha-
on, in lhr nrighhouhood oi CuirN Post oihec,
Tennessee, la, Two Calt =, one OF "hi'h weighed
one hanircI anil nine pounds, md the oihrr "elsi-
ed one hundred n{three, In, morning after they
wef. drap,rd They are ri the Dur!'m breed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

mary saffilft. i served u'N seven Ntdis Win u
kal dud arlor ~'iieh hono could have sarI usscd.
fhusr vino know mr.. know that | AN inca able ul
fraud. What ! in,d dc, unulllod, alter I'D, rie de-
,o,cd my da, and nlIn, To- the support ii ldrge
ncll,l,,s family, iucluIiug mother, aunt, and Il
Younger brother, ~ gone, aud ana II. a ID
seven oldlItcn ar amongst You, aimosi aitItout
ad"at, bHl with an assured c1nseioush. !, OF NY
innocence.
tony tlif became nv residence BY choice
nothing but death Will ever remove from IL
mungst YOU | very act 81 nay lite duriii. The ci"l-
teen year, thai have lived with You, ardcn,ly
desire 10 have na,l scarohInely ScrudnzeJ. viii
abdc hV the result. Ii solitary creditor OF the
Bank of Mn lind shall still think that | have
done linn Injustice. let him select his own tribunal
from any nen al character ~ the city else
where t. decide between us, aud if | an found in
one ind dual palicular 10 have done The lnslI-
tuition injustice, leed OF moral, pledge the std
>rquont earnings of my lite 10 make II good,
Money Ia M my family and my friends, Is moth
Hg ~ competition with my honor. By them all,
NY death would be prayed for II my reputation
cannot be preserved, I'ut have no fear.
repeat IT, thai know justice vii be done ne. 1t
i, Impossible that with any civilized and christian
proplc injustice can long prevail. They may be
ni,cd for a time but IN the end they must and will
be right.
rctuu 10 IN, profession with Il mind nnmo, cd
conscience ,oionched, aud with IN unialicriug
conviction that | will he supported be the virtue
amt intelligence Of the city. WAS absent when
h" NmIcnccs OF The p',t week were lefpetralinr
t.od IN his mercy ~illed it so.--iIld | been here,
myself and family might have been the victims
OF tie popular fury. We are now among 81 you once
more, and ~ leave not the city with Iii.
KEvrnpy JOHNSON.
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NOTICE.

4
TIME Winter session OF the subscribers School
i will commence III 18Th Septemher-A
few boaraers eau be received into his family
NM. S. REID.
Tic Winter term. Of te subscriber. School
~M ;s,gis OIL tn 18th September
H. V. REID.
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Having late suffered severely from stone IN the
bladder, | am DESTROYS Of Informing such sufferers
II, the means Of rclief. d.. J. Randolph, Of Pull
ad,lpia bv the means I" LltliorIpSy, has broken
M and brought away from the undersigned, stone
from the bladder, weighing at least one ounce.
From Tie Doctor, skill 4 tenderness, never SUI
tered 8 lat world amount 10 pam. The operation
* attended with no risk or danger to the palien'.
BURN ELL BASSE1 /.
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Wecopy rne following " Cara from the h'eo-
mond Enquirer.
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sitM"Lic ESt0l E,fUfe Slr sN' p.

II mpractIcable 10 bestow the necessary attcn
loh on hI' agricultural pursuits, offers for sale In,
! andrd l.sihlc. m tln ,nnulA III L ndinrd clllcd
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05
sRitf,aft @eilett,,

Bena0yibtigt biermit leine tsutfben
2anhsleute .alnO bas Dublifim abrbaupt.--
Oai3 ct nuninebr in iein eioenes Mobnbaus,
ia Der MarFFrahe,etn Gbare nbrSti9 BON
0rn. Sarton's Mobnbauie, siusescsen lit
allwc er fertfdbrt apie. ~ror oieietusii eaS
s@ueioersei4ait in alien ieiaeu 3Usi8ea
au betteiben. ~ o. ns*,.:. q 81 ss.iae
Seiue Wreifs pirb er bigis nta6en--nno
feiuem e;Hmal sesebenen Worte tren blei-
ben. SolsenoestFno feline Dreife: Il. y
gine,ts feinsu DrsscSat, bic sum sroben---
u. t,rgs. n.a~ BON So 25, 81 SS, s
GinenSrad Goat BON, feirtfeen Gu6 2'75
$50. Gin paar 3Ofen Ron 81 a--l0O,
Gin beubble 8rsaft rpelt 75-1Go.@ Cine
tiniferm-s,o0. Gin 2aoies &eittteio 400.
Cine yen,eine Wefe BON rs bios
3uf6Weteen: Elm Ncd 25; Meites !; 81:
fen 81 @eais. s@#aG4 1888 tG* %
5sine aIrbsit piro srfo gut tt,aben,ats
aIrbsit sematbt rpetoen fanu. " as4aaA,
@anton, Nprl 8. 49, r 50s6Mp.
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