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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-05

miles north of Richmond, and Immediately ON the
Brooke Turnpike leading to Fredericksburg Particu
Jars IN future advertisemont Liam. 81 7i-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-05

IS.!1
Thomas Craig, George Rutherford, Robert Monteo-
lncric, Robert Sper, Robert Fauld, Alexander Kerr,
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-05

WXTASHINGTON.-T celebrated Race IIsrse and
Wv Stallion, 0hc sire of HansapJ Macduif, Tom
brown and othersD will stand the ensuing at
Gainesville or at Buckingham Courthouse.
Jan 10 I1S-Stl DAVID O. COPELAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
DEATHS

DEL on Saturday last, Enwood, county after most
painful and lingering illness many months Nancy esst
daughter OF James NJ Gsrneu, Esq.
Mary Harrison cono.t of Randolph Harrison, Esq., CKnon
last, OF GOut aud Paalysis.er illness
borne with
none but one OF remarkably
" tho o eou have pracslscd TO
Is well, perhaps, that such idol fom ber
view, and placed ia the skies. -
Wchaye ts,s the Death Of Charles soi1s Esq., formerly
OF Philadelphia and recently OF this flo
OF hc Y. So Bank in this clyde bellies
had exquisite Music the mos; die
tinsuised Nocasts 10 this whole Of
me most agreeable computations have bnd the pleasure
ses fneiurniug "Welnston praise "fasay
| eue's." His singing Of it ipimitadie.
Died, Friday last, after brief but most pa;nf
which no bore with Christian iotuie, John Gramner In he al
burg has the loss Of Oldest citzen of one
TIE course OF his eventn and potactcd life exhibited an s
Ins insirueve example
private virtue MI 6rammer had been resident of Petersur
Tor nearly 20 yenrs-he had the infancy now pros
porous town, bad contributed
me deepest respect ct ia citizens IN
ne proved The nsine
influence - raising volunteer company, which be coiv
e9As.oa ~ enc OF tho pns'Pal ohces) serving
under dJng
Philips, nii The traitor ArnOld Amer the
elected Click uSing Court OF h
duties OF which Office be continued discharge eono 6dsIv
al ay 1ni bis anened death For acted No
Po't Master Ia oil 10
exemplary Pure and eptcss his
Ell for scupuOus integrity his dealings fellow
'pcetrd patriot, gifted with charitable
tt delighted 10 succou the aud the hepea
faithful fieul fulfilling his
lui adconatc suavityhe hos len him The memory f
biz virtues, which al honor, and example The really good man
mat may he studied 10 universal a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

Reso'eed, That the proceedings Of the Democratic
Republican General Committee. be longer published
~ the Evening Post aud this Resolution be signed by
The Chairman and Secretary and published in the Times,
Truth Teller Jeiitrsonian, and the German paper, The
New York Slate Gazette
DAVID BRYSON, Chairman.
EDWARD SANFORD, Secretary
The Post has done great injury the Republican Par
~ IL has, IN effect thrown itself, the import.
ant question which agitates the whole cnon'ry, and
used polite Il engine by of the Wings int,
the arms of the Aboliiionss In its very last paper
lends conntrnance To the Utica Convention and has
he egregious folly to say. that
we oppose the formation or,iate
Anti Slavery Societies. than State Temperance So.
rietics, or State Bible Societrs, Stale Missionary
Societies or State cctics for any other Of the thou
sand and objects for which such already
exist
In other Committees and Conventions. the friends of
Mr. Van iSurcn hov" spoken strongly against the Abol
uonists He himself says he is thoroughig against
them, as any man in the country. He is thoroughly
with the SouIh.-Who thea can nppos,. him on this
ground Nay is il not best select this time such
man. who more able 10 assist the South, in putting
down the Fanatics9 .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
TIE COMET.

II IS unnecessary now to point by Astronomical in
dcotons, The place of the Comet The wandering gen.
tlcman requires no usher. His fiery tail declares his
place in the Heavens But it may be interesting to our
readers to possess the following items Of inioaaton
from MIR. Raguets Philadelphia Gazette" Ol Tie I2ih
instant:
"Tnr CoHEr.-Pontccoulant the French astronomer.
calculated tie return of 1allcys Comet after an
OF near ~ years with such precision only two
days and half out of the way. Upon its Former an.
pearance the astronomers of Europe were generally
month later than the time Of its actual appearance
- ihC EPbcmeris lately published in the New Havcn
Herald, by Professor Loomis gives its place about day
motion in arrcar of its actual place.
This Comet can be traced back 60 period prior 10
the commencement OF the Christian era aud is the
only the returns Of which have been Tor twenty cen.
ures identified Its regularity is great almost Ia
eniite IT to be ranked amongst tBe planets.
This Comet will increase in brightness all this week
and be visible every evening before The moon rises in
North westerly direction. On the nth inst il will be
nineteen millions Of miles distant from the earth aud lis
rapdity at this time is about million Of miles dny or
about 100 miles a minute"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
n .uIsSraTEMExr co& GSSEig@gEIeATND
Letter, addressed to e Rec Hcadersom Leiyh of In
nentarg County, H.
:, IAN: Anl neve, aHy thug can bS amis.

nentag County, H.
JErFRsviLLr Sept Cd 1896
DEAR Sal take the liberty of addressing Won nno,
The subject of report currently circulated through s
county and SAID to have originated with yourself in
which myselfond Capt Alexander d WahIl are inJi
rectly and Doct John Thomas Of Richmond Is drectlv
Implicated II is report Of trl nature which not only
Jeopafdiscs the Character but the person. Of Doctor Tho.
mas cannot think Tor ponent you will refuse TO do
any reasonable thing in your power reclaim the chm
racie oi any man whom yoU have been instrumental ia
mi"ing, when you are convinced of his innocence
winch you must be- when The facts Of this case are laid
before you-whitl IS my present design do !, not
design to special plead the case but si,nuy 10 law be
you the evidence, and appeal you as eeatfs,non fo
decide ii according to the testimony
The report ID c'cuEtion, came from you, is that
Doct lhomas passed Though youT ylnntiiun aud had
an interview with your negroes i which interview he
attempted TO excite REBELLION by persu1dig them thew
were not under their masters control Sc MANY Other
ungs arc added-ihough am convinced from " hal +
can learn, tho report has been considerably pa0niGed
slmcc II passed from you here sub the written ac
count ct ir converslon and tic circumstances which
led TO it., By Capt Walthall
Or tie night Of the alst July, Mr. Thomas r. Jeter.
Dr John Thomas, OF R'clmond and myself on our way
To tie Meherrn Association stayed all night with Nj
Benjamin Fitzgerald, thc Falls OF Noit0vay and on
tc morning Of ihe st Of August Saturday. sc set out
after gettiag Information from Mr. Fitzgerald that tbe
Meeting House where le understood Inc Association
WAS TO be held is calsd Hafdys We understood IL
was TO be at Fhtiock-an there was Meeting lonsc
some eight on zen bilcs farther on which was called
Flat Rock. This threw in some doubt az To the
place % which we were aiming; bGt lc directed rs
through Parson Lcirs plantation as the nearest ,ov
We went on our way, upiil arrived at gate which
We supposed lcighs and went through It, (Ths part
OF WatiAll account, IS wriien fiOm memory ftc
manuscript having been sent 10 Richmond N do
not use his own language, the full substance H. given
The bal ancc copied from iac manuscript) when we
reached tic house. some Of u asked IL could get
water. The negro answered, Yes-and called a boy 10
GO to The spring The calling Of the boy excited the at.
te1ton Of the other negroes, who by in their
huts and soon 10 ~ ncrroes had assembled around
rs sat upon horses waiting Tor the wafer IN
being Saturday, they seemed 10 have holy dav and were
seany dfcssed as though they going from home
We ffsf
place tie Association % be- held supposed We
were near Hlrdy Mechng House. So we asked them
il they would tell which place the Baptist Assooia-
ton 10 be held.
Negro At iiardy's, about mile and balfo Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

an sircss xpssssvc OF thc hh nc AZ M
The
,efe by the absence OF Commodore Hull
~ Our best wishes
The N. York Star says, that the Commodore has ar
rived I'm that city, and will in few days take his dcpar
ture in merchant vessel for the Mediterranean accom-
panied BY his family We suspect, that the object
his visit is not to ake command of the squadron there
but TO travel on the Continent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
FRUIrS

Int Diarar agaas, &c eor or agpbs1Te state Journal
gives the measure nc Of six apples raised Brandy whose
aggregate weight was lbs 5cz circumstances incs me
idrs "yfe q o. and mcaauroi 10 inches circumference
80. =. IN y.
The Frankfort * Gazette sports The apples which
arc fasnd in Franklin county-Onc Of which was shown
to the Editor aud weighed - oz.--and another was at
tested - him as weighing 26 Of.
We can beat botli the Delaware and Kentucky apples
We have before specimens Of ffuiis Which were
raised ihs season, by Messrs John aud Tucker Coles
on the Green Mountain, Abenurlc County Va The
apple, the GOria .Uandi, weighs - ~ and another
from he same orchard Of Mr. T. Co!es weighed ~ %
We have also m1mmoih pear raised By The same
gentleman, the Bell Pear which weighs forty. two
ounces land we defy show Of hands uoo9 The
subject Of this fruit HEATH peach tome Of thp inrt
at that species Of frui raised by Mr. John Coles was
on rs way 20 which weighed ~ oz But il was tho
rpes and otted on the road. We understand that this
luscious peach IN immense quantities in his orchard
In fact the Green Mountain country seems 70 be- The ia
y0c region for The richest ff0its We hope that some
day o. other nsiend Of getting pppins bell flowers
&C NC from to North, Richmond will be- able 10 Oh.
aln her winters supply from the upper region Of Vir-
GINA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
September 18th, 1885.

EHs TURFi-USIoS CoURsE.-Thc weather could not
nave been more Psopitious to the Long Island
than IL was ycserdayand never, any OCCASION al
ways excepting the Eclipse and Henry race, was the
andte sport good though the performances did not come
up to the expectations of the knowing ones Some of
the heats were, however, well contested.
lhe frst race match between Mr. Robert Tillot-
sons s. colt and MIR. Cadwaadcrs illey, mile and
repeat IL was Won with case by the former.
Phe sweepstakes of seventeen subscribers twelve
paid foreit) in three heats, by MIR Robert t.
Stevens =. C. Mark Moore
MIR. r. l.. Stevens Mark Moore, .....4 L
MT Whkes @'psey, ..-.............-.
Mr. W Llvingston's Atosca, ............ dis.
Rir laaifd's Henry, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . dis.
Time, 3fa 50s.-3m. 56s--4m 5s
The Projectors Parse of three bundled dollars, two
mile heats, SIX entries, was won 10y MF c. Stevenss
{. Cora, in three heats.
Mr. j. O. Steycns's Cora, ............4 L
Mr. I.aird's Azalia, .................. 3
Mr.. Snedikers Columbia Tay.S-, 9 ~
Mr. !. Jones $ Lady Jane, .....,....... 2 8.
Mr. Van Sickle Corinna, ............. 6 dis
Mr. w Jones Sir Harry, ............ s dis
Tipe, 5m 53s.-:}n 55s.-4m. 6s
Dead heats between Columbia Tay Tor Lady Jane
The match between Mr.. Samuel Gouyerncurs Post
Boy and MIR. Robert Tilotsons Veto for $4,000 n side
two mile heats This match was the great attraction of
the day, but ii proved to be match at all Veto sup
posed To have Been out of order for he never made so
bad race, both heats having been with ease by
Post Boy. An enormous SUM of money was pendino
on the result, and il caused not a few long faces
Time 06. 30.
Although the pavilion not entirely finished we
were pleased to graced yesterday by the
of several Ladies'
To-day Monmouth and Tom Moore slart for Tho nurse
of 500. Three mile heats
Tomorrow tho fouF mile day. will no doubt Be treat
day az we shall have Alice Gray Clara Howard Raw
Maria and Post Boy, splendid Geld.-N.. Y Coarier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

Conmooc Hul 70 long the popul Comaoiant Of Navy
yard On She his departure
cd moay gatoUng public and private aoliais 10 hs worth r.
mayor whe number Of the first citizens Wafbngion invite
bin in audiomo letter public dinner
obliged bin TO doenos and ihe officers Of the Navy Yard oasd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

he Nashville Banner contraGc;s the whole story
from Alabama about or 500 of Murels Gang attempt
ing 10 Deraie nm from the Tennessee Pcntentary
hundred of them being arrested and number bcinq
tenced Tor yarous neriods 10 the Penteniiaru q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
FOR riIE E.v2 UTRER.

Question and with Mr.. leigh, as he who asks you for
"a chrngc of fare Yet, with your permission, and
without intending offence to any would say a few
words before the subjects deaIuc has been said of
Mr. Leigh, IL - true, but t'o much be said when
nothing is said auiss:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16
G6erifs QSerfouf.

Strait oerl6Ieoeuer, an MIDI .. Der Gus
prene Court oes StaateS Sbio in unb fiji
oae eal'ntD BON Starf ser,Gteteu 8efebIe,
tpet0e 'b auf Samftas, Oeu 28ltsu ndbiten
Ssoruare, anSer @OurtbaustbIre in @auton,
Den tOl9enSS bel0riebersn @triob Q0noes
5u bfentlibem @erfaufe ausbiersn ndrn
I'b e'ren IbeiI oeS noro61llbsu 0ertel5
Der Ssction So. 5, GauuIdip II, M1n9e g.
anfan9eno bev einem Wfoiten 20 0(atbsn
NnolE1b bon Der uoro6RlicDeu Gde belaotcr
etnle 5u etnein Vfoten Damn fanf II. feds
5S @'raoe melt i'd -54Nutbeu IN eiusmpfo
'ten oaun lIo,lb IS G5raoe p:itt1-l6
Nutben 81 einem pfolfen; oann (lcIidb 42
(Sooe tpsflicb-54Nutben 81 sineuViOlten;
oann pe(tIib NIT Der Qine oss 9 ertels so
Nutben 5n eincm pfoit,n; oauu me1li6
l57 Mutben 81 eInem Wfotteu Damn 6tlib
lSt Nutben CUR StcIIe oes NnfanoS, cuts
Dalteno SO nuo 10 S1uncertltel ll6er mebr
ooer neniser. Jn @eiblas senom,usn aIs
ooS @taentbum bon Sobn Mlartin- UNI be-:
Ia9te @r1cution 81 @unltsn oou Gatbarina
Nartin gu befreoi9eu. Ser Dsrfauf finoet
ltatt 5pllbeu 10 ubt 9. Of. uno 4 lpr u.
Dts.
Geo. q. wsbb, G6erif.
Canton. San. 12 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16
Nellt5 z1l5irtb6DQllb,
suu, 9bil0e Der

SUW SQJttOc UtC
no ami b en-. & 6nig / n.
Der llutsri6rebsne, tilr3Iitb .. Der < ~taot
9ancaltsr, Va. nlacbt Oem Vublifum erge:
benit befanut, oa8 er eiu ohFnt!ides 2Dirtb6=
bauS an oem alten Stauopunfre tpetoDer
bon 0rn. Sobn @larf, in 9antOu an Der
Guscarapa5 StraBe, ospep Diered 6ltlicb
Dom @ourtbauIe ein9euommen ,par> rpe Ct
teine N|dbe uno l1nfoiteu porte nm oas
9aus au53ube1eru uno our 8eqeumIibReu
aIIer oerer ein5uribten, bic 9enetst ftno tep
ibm au3urufen uno er perNbert fle oa5
1esIibe Nnftrensune aernadt miro ibueu
8enI9e 81 leifsn.-Selne Sbente uno iein
Giieb, lollen nit Dem beiten oerlebsn wer=
osn, pab BET Martt barbietst. Ser Inter
Ibriebene mabt ebeuTaI5 Dem WubIi!um BE-.
fannt, oap, ,er cen hettea uuo 8efduaiSiten
t. 81 of
in oieler Staot fir Sabrleute. @!reuI's, Me:
naI6erien ,c.bat. uno ale oAsfen ilberseuat
iein oaB feline Mabe Don ieinerSeite eeipart
miro, IN, alsemsine Satisfaetion 81 eeben.
81. 8. 0ute5 Joeu uno J9a5er wlto be:
ftauois sebalten fir Dferoe.
Nooman SDvett.
Canton, December 1o. 1884. s6-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16
9teDnlQOerev+

Ser urterl rlhriebene, ,pobnbaft. bep osu
@sbrhoer 1aibr,-am nSroliben .guoe
Der Ma, ttitraBs, btfuncet aOtunssocu oaa
Nublifum cab er oti3es 0eld,dft in allen oel:
fen @sr5rsi3unseu. Ju bstrslben ansefanaeu
uuo ale 5crtsu Nitos aaf'5 bette uno tppb!'
fellite 81 liefern psrmaa. 81 bdlt be|tdn:
big e.ne auswabl aui Q,ao. uno miro Asf=
trdasu uno Betsllunseu ieoer 2Irt IN fsluem
SADIE aaf5 p ompteite uuo 5ur 3ufrieoenbet
feIner Gtnner uuo &unren Sn sutlpre6sn
inGeu. Dauersaite. iaubere 'uuo quite Dit:
beit-nno pillise preiie, bsfft er. neroen i'm
81 eiusm s!nsbsilc ofsntl iber CUNT bersbs
tisen, ~
Mattbias Soeobs.
Z Canton, San. 9. 1885. s8:30Pi.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16
rDtecttplo s.
9erIItberuugs<G Gompoenie.
NSentsns9fio-@anton


Da Der etibrisbsne Don Der "pr o.
>teettpn Sn Iurancs s=@ ompaanie"
III 0artfore, Connecticut, ais 0aent anas=
itslIt uuo outor,ltrt ,poroea obne 2!ufi6ub
NsrN6erunsen aus5uite0en, 70 erbielet sr
N6 hermit loauler, Stobrs, Nlablen, Sa:
bridsn uno 91eusru, iarnn,t oeren Subalt
ttebf irasnoerlsp an6erm dbnlibeu giaers
tbume, 9eseu Berluff ODER 0tlbdoiauu3
out6 8euer, 5u abeeuriren. Die Soften oa
5u itno uieorIser, alS bic irstno elmer 2lu=
falt oiefer dirt !; uno Die D,lie wslbe oiefe
Offs ia S6I'bmns ibrer G5elbdfte. unp
Der 8eribti3uns uno Stjabi,1ns ibrer Der
lutte, oerfOlsen rrirb, miro prompt uuo Ii
bsral itpn. slufraseu fur 8eoinauneen
A0tcuran,. mbaeu in bet 2Imteltubs BON
Qarre uno Selosn iu@anton. ;esuabr rper
oea. eureb ale @eibafts in Ds3us auf oi,lt
N8entl1aft pern,itteIt meroeu.
Sen Sarris,
Nsent fir befaste Gu,uHasnie.
@auton San. 10. 1884. so,rf.,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16
SOert66 NerfQuf+

&raft eiues bon Der Court BON @omuon
Dleo6 BON Starf @auntD, an micb aeribte:
ten Nsfsbles oOu penDi. @rpo. merbe io) an
Der @ourtbauStbire, in befa8tem @auntp auf
Samiio3 Den s1ftsn Sag nd6feu cSanuare
Fol9snoe bsIbrieoenes Gl9sntbam auf 0f>nt=
li6em 8erfaufe auSbieten, ndr,,licb-: Nptte
9tO. 1885, in Der 9taot @autou, in beiaot,m
@auntD, bon Starf, nit einen 8aditsiner.
men Joauie uno louttisen 0ebdu>eu oaranf.
Ju 8eldIas 9encmmen ais oos Gioent,um
Don Georse ertbb5, auf ene Srscu5tcu 3u
8uniten pon Spill. De>palt tr. Ser @syz
eauf >piro swif6en 10 llbr 9. So. uno / lib
u. 9N. an beiaatem Sage ltott finoen.
UObi9er 8e'fa'f 1T biz auf 5amtaa
Den 28lten na6Nen6ebruar5, aufgeld,pbsn.
Geo. q. Sebb, S6erlG.
Canton, o5au 12. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16

Die Gtbenbo(j>Gte in pbilo>
oeIpblo boben am llten December
Dem preNoent SodGon einen $rug
uberreIbenlaNen, Der aus $50 Std'
ben bettebtl uno Sierli6 NIT Sllber
bkfblogen ttt3 ooS 0olh aus pel>
dem Der &ru9 semo6t 1T, 1T Elm
$beil oes ulmenboumsS, unter >pel>
Diem 9Bilbetm 'penn beD pbilaOek
pbia NIT Den Sn0lanern eia)t elnen
Sractat ab9e1tblo0en bat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16

Wt(amntbstra0 Der giilabn1es1 $ 16, ,653 27 g
Nussoben.
3etras be,abIt fhr 1p. uno 9lrs
mentar, 1921 97 4
8etas bsSahlt fir Westaren, 1873 IS 7
8stra9 tesablt fir sebul fOnbs, 41g 20 4
8stras be5a9! fur S9ulbaus=
JareL III 90 8
Dettaa besablt an c5obn Carton
firiOslo, fir DOrauslase y.
Oefdasuibflbuloer, 1000 40 O
8etras be;abit s. Carton uno
S0orbjn sum tbeH fdr9Irmer=
bou5=9ou'Tey. 1000 90 0
Dttras be5ablt fur Seytrdse 81
8raden unO Straeen, 900 90 Q
Settas be5ablt fir glupitors sc:
th0Tem 77o % 6
S1traa be5ablt Sberif 9uiie fir
jtoll8elo Don 9efansenen &c. 452 78 2
3stras be5ablt S6erif Webb fir J.
&oftselo Don 9efansenen &c. 207 9s c
8ttras be5ablt Dem 60. Sbas=
meilter per- centase auf @eEeer
eupfansen II. ausbeSablt fir
1883 unb 1884, S25 OF
3et as bgab!t Dem prolequiren=
An,polb, :. 245 90 {
3tttas bssablt ale. @ebabren fir ~
+ Ga"rtp !@c,umi0ioners, , 1O4 90 {
3.tTas tesaba an CARROT 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16

bp2 s ~ {. ,Go tpuroe Damn bu6
9r. 9obnloh ni6t mursoni-
(1rt wls oo6 gsrdtbt IS boben
wOute, lonoerp Nbbp 1T oer 8 j ~ {
feines 9er5enS 9eworoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-16

a!S NntbeiI am @auutYfnnb, ~ 40 y
Setrag be5abIt fir 8utbbinber.
ltntren Don 8Iant 93abern.
5breIbnratsrial &c. 1so 40
Setraq b'3abIt fir sardderifottes ~
te Taren, g, 60 o
8ena' bejdbtt aI6 @ebnbrenfHr W
Giebntfsaiht'r, 40 so n
3 traQ b'sohit aie @ebnbrer FIR
ccSDupt ute, =" -: sOa 60
Sst;a8 b5aplt oIs gebaDreu fir
ss:ts" Se"9'm S,.,.,+ - c,s. 244 80
@auntD @tett u'o Nnpaioe in
@auntp Sahen, 1870
Setrag bt5ahlt-o!e babtdbrIid,e
Gebhbren fnT @auntp @terf, 20 O0O
Ssrro9 be5obIt ais @yhnbreu fir
@onitabrIs bsD Der Court. 59 q5 n
ISStra9 bs5"blt an SSrieoenSriobter
nno Sonltaoei6 in Criminal
Sa(l'n, 1s6 a7n
Setroa be,abIt Dem Coroner fir
SsItdtiaunQen 5u boIten " II 100
. tfaa be5abit al6 9ebnbren fir
ISablen, 1Oe 1sn
Sstr"9 he3ablt fir bfentIi6eS
DruGsn, 161 5On
5etroa bf5oblt fir Gepariruua
Oto 9ou?tpaufes; 267 90 O
Setraa b'5ablt fir StalI II. Eos
leutaus, 267 ono
0eros be;ahlt fir llute,baltnna
Don .. 0Riller elmer perrId=
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