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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05


TEvRANBY'S first season an .anerica.-It being pro-
only make in Vrgnil for several years
have prevailed on his to permit him to take the
stand heretofore advertised by me for Fydc Tranby is
at my stables, Henrico county, miles north of
Richmond and Immediately the Brook Turnpike
Road leading 10 Fredericksburg. He is ready to
serve mares at 500 the season. payable the st of july
(whcn the will cXprc) 500 insurance, payable
when 1t is ascertancd the in oa transferred
with dollar cash to the groom in every instance
Mares will be fed, ,oiout stint at two shngs per day
TO be paid for when they taken away. have pro-
idcd stables both for barren and those having
bits and separate enclosures for each Every precau
on VIII be taken to prevent accidents or escapes but
'sponsbility for either.
Tranby now rising years old lisa beautiful rich dap
lea bay, without white, except small ring around the
oronc of his near hind foot full IL l2 hands high of
bope great length substance beauty and power and
unsurpassed action and carriage His racing per-
ormances, (for which hand-bills, and his memoir
'hich will be forthwith published in Sporting Ma
zines prove that he possessed rergfne speed but his
cxcccncy unfirng st0uncSs. aud unfinching game
and 6otton-in this respect, he perhaps, had sa-
pcrior in hisor any other age His racing mostly at
New Market, where he beat many first horses short
distances, MS Lucctta &C. but perhaps the
ly performance record was his performance match
against time. He travelled in months nearly COO
miles hard races winning, when carrying as much
as 7 lbs and then was rode by Mr. Osbaldstonc weigh
ing stone 3lbs, Q57 lbs four heats of4 miles each in
the following time:
First heat, run in min. 10 sec.
Fourth =" " " 80 20
Thus performing at 8 years DID, the task of running
10 miles, with this immense weight in 80 minutes 10
seconds.
Irnnbys great beauty, rich color excellent FORM pure
pedigree fine size, unrvalled action and the great pro-
mise of his colts (Which Mr. Tattersal in letter to hs
owners, says "are as fine Sec, are recon-
m,endatons verSxEsrel met with in the stallion.
Breeders who oc%rc any of this noble animals stick
should avail themtrlves of the present opportunity
they may not again have chance for several years
perhaps
PrDIcnrE-Tranby got by Blackjack, one of the
best racers and stations in England Blackjack
when four years Old carrying 10 lbs Knarves-
mire, miles in 1918, in min. % sec his dam by Or
ville (sire of Emilius, Muey and Ocavus and grand
sire of Pram. Senipo and Sarpedon) Orville won the
ST Lcger, and first rate and stallion-Nliss
Grmstonc by Weazel, capital son of Old IIerod-An-
caster-Damascus Arabian Sampson-O roonoko sister
to Molza, by the Godolphn ArabanIIo
foot eader-Moonah Barb Mare.
RO. c. WILLIAMSON.
Gentlemen sending from Norfolk, District of Co
umba Baltimore and their vicnitics have them
ken from the wharf at Richmond the house and re-
turned on board tie steamboat free of expense if due
notice is given me. Ny address is Richmond Va
March 8. f99-w4w1 r. G. w
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ED oBINSON'S PRACTICE, Vol 2d--In reply to
"a the numerous enquiries for this Work, the subscr
Der deems proper to state that although the of the
Second Volume has been for time printed month
or two will yet enpsc before its publication This delay
is necessary for the purpose of completing the Index
whichitis found will require more time than antic
pated. So soon the Volume is published notice will
be given II. t. SMITH
February "a. g5-tf
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1881
Thomas Craig, George Rutherford, Robert Montpo-
merle, Robert Spier, Robert Fauld Alexander Kerr
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs,
against
James Scott executor of John Leslie deceased who
was executor of Robert Craig deceased Thomas Ben
de Patrick Coutts and the said James in his own
right, Defendants
The plaintiffs this day preferred petition to the court
in this cause which is received and ordered 10 be filed
And upon consideration thereof and for appearing
To the court 1t 49, on the motion of the plaintiffs Orerod
That be issued from this court by the clerk
thereof, requiring Thomas L. Swami Samuel G. Swami
Dabney Nj. Wharton and Anne his wife formerly Anne
Swami, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife, formerly
Jane Swami distributes of Samuel Swami, deceased
al said in the petition aforesaid be citizens and in
habitants of the State of Vrgnia) plaintiffs in suit
brought by them, and now depending in the honorable
Superior Court of Henrico, in the State of Virginia
against Jefferson Swami, executor Of John Swami
ceased who was executor of Samuel Swami licensed
to appear here the first day of the term of this
court to show cause if any they can why they should
not be barred and precudcd from any recourse a0anst
the estate monies and effects of Robert Craig dec d. nm
der the control of this court and in the mean time
Commissioner Hilary Baker is ordered: lst TO take
an account OF the debts, if any still due from the
said Robert Craig, deceased or from his estate and
advertise for three months in Of the cwspapcrs pub
shed in the city OF Richmond for creditors az the said
Robert Craig deceased of his estate if any sucl ere
ditors there be- who have not been paid 90 come in and
prove their claims before him. be- forever barred and
prccuded from all against the estate monies
and effects of the said Robert Craig deceased under te
control of this Court2d. To examine and rcport TO flp
Court what progress has been made in the said suit de-
pending in the said Superior Court Of lIcnrico and what
delays have taken place the part of the plaintiffs in
that suit, i'll bringing the same TO final decision.
copy. Ieote, RID. JEFFKIES, Clerk
Dec Is. 1884
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SIZZLING at Richmond PriccS--I have on hand,
~ full assortment of HATS, of all the patterns usually
called for; part of which, consists of the much adm-
red SArIN HAT, manufactured by n,gscf; all of which,
will sell at the customary prices of her cities whole
sale retail G. w. RAYMOND
~ The highest prices paid for FUEs.
February -. 07-3t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ComNIssIosER' OrrIor. ,

Richmond Dec - 1884
Pursuant TO the foregoing order Of Court the Gre.
ditors OF Robert Craig deceased, Of his estate if
any such creditors there be, who have been paid
are hereby notified to in and prove their claims
before me- at my Office in this city, before the 10Th
day OF March next, be forever barred and prccucd
from all recourse against the estate monies and effects
ofte said Robert Craig, under the control Of the
said Court HILARY BAKER Co,g'y
Dec. ". 67-3n
I'm Cl1ANCERY-V Reixf,--At a Circuit supcrior
III Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held for
Buckingham county, the l7th DAY of September 1s34.
David Shanks and Thomas Shanks Plaintiffs
against
Thomas Sanders executor Of Samuel Sanders dec "a
James Sanders, William Sanders Francis Sanders Jas
Hooper, and Judith his wife, William Winston and
sally hR wife Calvin Sanders Samuel Sanders and
stephen Sanders Thomas Sanders James Sanders (son
Of John0 John Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders.
Defendants
The defendants, James Hooper and Judith his wife.
William Winston, and Sally lis wife, Calvin San.
ders. samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders Thomas
Sanders James Sanders, (son Of John) John San.
defs, and Elizabeth Sanders, not having entered
their appearance and given security according 10 the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and Il
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
hahitants Of this country Is oTderfd That tbo said
absent defendants 10 appear here on the first dav Of NO
April tern and answer tic bill Of the plainti and tat
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some nee
paper published in the city Of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted al The front door Of the Court
house Of this county Copy. Jcso
Jan p tel--w9wl X. ELDRlDGE, c.c.sc.
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NEW ATsVEgsTEsEsIE NTs.

hi AND NEAR MANCHESTER FOR SALE
n viii be offered for sale, the premises, Mon
day, 10th lust (NIarc if fair if not the next fair day,
at ~ clock, the of Llnd which the late Dr.
Samuel Patcson resided, called Laurel Meadow,
tanning nine hundred FIVE miles from Manchester
about half in woods There this of land,
two dwelling houses, with the necessary out honses dis
tnct and separate, that il may be advanageously d
videdorchards, with choice fruit trees each settle
mcnt This tract is well wacrcd-thcrc is a remarkably
fine spring attached to each Of the settlements Terms,
- and Ia months credit with bonds and approved
rty, with deed of trust the premises To the
purchase money. j. w. WINFREE,
Executor of DR.. Samuel P0tteSon, decd
March 5. 99-2awtds
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February q

EDlECE GOODS, cheap for edst--or short, approved
IA credu.-lIESRY PAYsoN, No. T. Hanover ST. near
the Post Once, NEW YORK respectfully solicts the
patronage of those Country Merchants vino are making
their purchases of staple Dry Goods with cash or short
credit He has made his arrangements for dealing with
such and is determined TO offer them goods at such prices
as will make it an object for them to patronse him
Ills stock comprises general assortment of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods
Feb. 81. o5-on,
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Slick 10 the Mail.

WN7E beg leave to inform the public that arrange
Wv ments for the transportation of the Mails and
the accommodation of the traveller, that part of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond, are
finished and complete
Those arrangements consist ofone line daily between
Washington and Richmond and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond
On the water part of this route we have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion distinguished for
speed and equipment to have been from the
the theatre OF her celebrity, the North River by
contract.
On the residue of the route, we have provided such
coaches, horses and drivers WILL we faer ourselves
command the approval of the public.
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever,
enabled by the agency of other daily line
accommodate ourselves once every day. during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement of
travellers.
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch of the public service with determination to
command the public support, by deserving It; and we
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that are by
NIGHT or by DAY, the publics obedient servants,
VIM. SMITH q co.
" For Seats, apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels.
Richmond, Feb. ~. 93-tf
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A TEACHER WANTED.-A LADY. well qualified
IA to teach Music, Drawing and Painting is wanted
at the INN Sndh .4cGdemy, in Lexington, Va.Stuaed
in delightful region Of Virginia, in furnishing town,
and combining the advantages ota salubrous atmosphere
with agreeable and polished society this Female Semi
nary offers Inducements to an accomplished Lady not
often connected with pecuniary advantages
For particulars, address The Trustees of the Ann
SAlith Academy. Lexington, Virginia, and forward
tmonals of qualifications &c.
Lexington, Va, Feb % 07-4.
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A CARD.-A short time since, / had published in
IA the Richmond Enquirer acting the agent of Mrs
Mary w. Muse, revocation of Power of Attorney,
supposed to have been executed by that lady Francis
V. Sutton Esq. of CaroncUpon further investigations
find that no Power of Attorney executed by Mrs
Muse. In justice to Mr. Sutton consider it proper to
say that At was not my intention, by putting said notice
IN the Enquirer, to cast mpuation his character.
believe him to be gentleman of high responsibility and
should be very sorry, if any of had produced
the effect of injurng him in the estimation of any per-
JOHN w ROBINSON
March g. 9s-4t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The sub
scriber, intending to- the South, offers
his valuable LOT at Madison Court House. for sale
The buildings consist Of Dwelling house, Kitchen
two store houses (Which alone, for the interest of
the amount asked for the whole establishments and two
Offices The stores and Offices in the best situations
In the town for business and always in demand The
Lot contains 0cre--half of which is in garden
which is very productive The yard is large aud well
shaded with handsome trees and ornamented with shrub
berry. There fine fruit trees on the Lot
will also sell IF the purchaser should desire m my stock
OF medicines shop furniture, &c, at very reduced
price Negroes viii be taken in payment, if it would
better suit the convenience Of the purchaser For terms
apply TO the subscriber tie promises
VIM. G.. THORNTON
February 81 g4--2aw2ky-w!jw
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-4ssCEGWO.s.D, E14.GH.v'E.4

III ADY MlNE.-A favorite Rondino a Ia Polacca
ID composed and arranged for the Piano Forte, by
Charles Berg of this City; together with great variety
OF new and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day (2lst Februufy.) by
Feb 26. Ig6-tfl l. SMITH
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w OTsPUR, ME Sire Of yaaelya, will stand the en-
" "a suing season at ST Ieqcr (Mr John Hetb'sA
in The county Of Chesterfield - miles from Petersburg
Is miles from Richmond, and miles south of the Coal
Pits. Particulars vii be given hereafter
Dec % f10-nl JOHN b CHRISTIAN
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EN CHANCERY-UMrE STATES CouRr 9th Cir
H cult and Eastern District of Virginia December Sh
1884
Thomas Craig, George Rutherford Robert Montgo-
merle, Robert Sper, Robert Fauld Alexander Kerr.
Thomas White and David Wark Plaintiffs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
SC { Il E g ~
S. y u r 1T B. al,

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nernen Q9'a arbaufee rpefflid3 Der
gauaI itde, >.: "
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auf9efubter uno fehr mobIfeiIer Glitter fi'r
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trocfenen,, 60rtenet uno ,@cbnefs
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cben unGef3br
$50 2( Ct { r s a no
am Canal 9lei6 pberb balb CARTS
Sricfe. =.
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ItSIten Sreifsn gum DetFaufs anbietet.
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Q1ai}en, 98eIlbForn (o5er SIadinameu,
Woae, &c. &C., unp >piro pdnftIib uno aufs
merftanl isOes Spebition5s uno @rmmilfI.
Onsseibdft beforssn uon,it feline 0reunpe
uno &unoen ibn besuntjgen nl6gen. @
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
.CG . Il I G Q.rten.

Der unterfbrietene bena6ric5tet adbt:
uusspou fslne Anuoa' uno oa6 publfuu
i'm allss,nenen eaB ct nunmshr feine ueFYe
@arosMafdine, in o6ui9em 0anae Bat e1sf
feinen aIten @tanopuutte, ene Meile fiji:
6itlib BON Canton. er 1T {on,tt in 8srest:
fbaft wous an3uuebmea. uno lle auf bic
befe Meiie Sn Gaioeu, su ben nieorigpn
preiie Don 4 IL Seats ca6 piuno, pet, ss
bep Nbnabne be5abIt tpirb, ,-fonft miro 5
gents oafnr ansus6nct. uno wofsrn nitDt
feds Wonaten bsSaDIt wiro, 10
peroen oarpa6 Sntrs1enaassreet)ust MIe
8slbaoi8an8 tpito ptattli0besablt.
..,.3..~ 5Qeob meDrs.
4 SanY 70. 1883. sn: Y
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
NuIt 9{ut 8abrid*
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belt feline Sreunoe uno oes WubGtum i'm eQ.
9snelnen Su b,funosn eaB sr ba6 Out=
IN a ber8ef b i it. in Dem neuen baGz
tetnernen S6op, 80. l. in Der Tueearaz
pas SraBe, in Canton, cine Gbire bftltb
.. Z. 8. 0itbeus Stobr 3u betreiSen an=
9eTan9en en,-olIrO er 9eosntt-auf 6ono AT
baIteih ale arten m 0 ifber 6nte,
SemeDt pom beiten MateriaI-,lnb auf pors
.sN9lbe Wei}e. SetfsQungen auf foIeenoe
|9attnn9en Qnte, tperben banfbar an9suoyu.
men nno prompt beiOrgt neroen;
9erren 'nooil1e fOwar3e 0ite,
DO % Stter orobne %
9IIte Qerren l6war3e unp orabue 53ite,
&nabeu lbmar3e uno 30 op
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Da er betrdbtlibs Grfdbrun9 in tcinem
,Gee5aits bsGbt, uno entf6IOGsn 1T, rpeoer
N2hbe nod QIu6saben an feiner Qlrbeit au
.tparen, IA boft er aa9eineiue 3ufriebeubeit
|su 8'!pdbrenu. etneu IiberaIsnQlntbeiI Der Of
TentIt9en 9unlt i'll peroiensn uno erbaIteu.
49, 8. .. Gilbert.
@antons 5ebr. %. 1885. 45:8W.
GFSaarseIo miro bs5abIt fur pelss BON
Ottern, Mu6fratten, Mues u. rotben 8db=
len. ' 40
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13

cSn elmer @auntp Gtabt, i'm u6rbItbeu
2belIe eeS Staatee Sbio, it cine 8iers
orauerep su eerfaufsn.-Sie III Iebr
oortbel!baft ssle8en bic ein3ios in Ter Gtabt
uno in Den n6ebltengtdbten, liest an einsm
1bifbarsu SIufs, no tdalicb DampflbifTe
al,5 cen1 erie See anfommeu uno abnben,
moburb bic Dfrlenouns 1sbr erteidtert
niro.-Die 0ebduce Iis8en at elmer Der
san8tarften Gtransn; Die Draueres 1T er(f
Dor E Mlonaten nsu aebaut, int 8rauhauie
1T cine CUTE Gprir9, uuo btym 0auIe cir,
libouer Oarten nno b;nIdnBGcD 0laun um
Die @ebauoe Su ermeitsrn--@iu neusr fun:
fsrner & 0eL ei'ea 0drrel bateuo, be,
our6 siuen NufoB auf 8a0 0drrsl per:
arbnert meroest fonn o(Ie GeritbIcbajten
| itno neu uno gut 9enta1t, trel1e ale oo,,,
perfauft rerpen.--Csr IreIs peS autru
Strons=8isr 1T in oisIer Gessno, 8 I5.r.
cas- 8drrel. Die 3nrietfcbr zines Gbelba.
bsrs na6 DeutIblano rt,obt ejns8 oaB ole.
les pprtbsiIbafte Generic osrfauit miro -.
Aub fbnnte ein beS 0iubleuenS Cd t
tunoiser' aIs Gbe!bober 3ur Odlfte, 70.
pObl am Gewinus, aI6 aud an ben Qisael,=
lbaften nit einem Capital BON g. 7CO
Oouars, eintrstten.
Sur oaa gtdbere renbe man fcb in ppft.
irsyen 8riefen On bic Sleoacton oes 8 a :
It erla no sfreunoe ., in Canton, g.
Ibio.-
Suty g., 1895. s...
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
sc cue o. ilfer! =
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0oben fOebsn stnpfepseu uaO jsBt erOff=
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oett auseInefIeten a u.
StapsI uno 81 . ) ewaore nj
1peIbe f'e bsobFbttssu ,a oea uieori8Rsa
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buete Su bertanfem. gle bdten ft6 hber
seust, oaB in teiusu 9tOtr in statf @o.Jn
bilIi8ern 8seiusHnSsn ttrsauft wsroen
saun. w.
ITSir gB oljeut S a6 s.
nno &lees5 aNmeu. 70 srie fir bic
rnetifsu auoereu guAces. Gryeusnife, rperben
Ee su ieber 3sit baar 9elo 3ablsn.
'@6N. $. Qlle seI6s, 1psI6e f6 ibsr
feds m1Cnate, bufeb 0tCten oner euf anoe:
Ct Bsife, ole fib in unlerer Sdulo ,ridsn,
tperben bIoB 5u ibrem ei8suen gtuBen ban=
bel, rpsnn fie Otne DerSl8 Ri6tiefeit mad,s
tu-ba mir entlbIu0en fIno, bic 1bbe5abl.
uns su er3.pineen rpssbaIb mir bcfsn caB
ale bierbsp Sutetenlrte, uniern Munfeb Ct,
fiuen uno unS Der unansenebmeu 9lCtbmen:
bisteit nberbebeu lperDen ibre Gsdnuu8sn
Den betrsfsnoen 8ssnten sur giniammIune
Su iber9ebsn.
p0eu1 lener gipps
ruirO, ,Ebanenpei1e 1e uno bepua SulbeI pers
fauft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
Woblfeiler oenn jemolS 2.

Die unterf1riebenen 3ei9en ibreu Sreuns
BEN uno Eunoen, uno Dem gaujeupubljfun1
ersebenft an, oaB i1e in g. fbdf dftsunbinoune
9etrettenl1uo. Sie BADEN ibren Sh1pp,
inoer Gu6caramae StraEe, in @ontou, (ae:
raoe Dem neuen Santbauis eeseuilbsr frs
ber betpobnt ocu pbiIip Dsmo!t) beb eu
t'no ptratbBert uuo meteen oai irIbif bs(tdn
Dig auf Qano baben, en 9roBe6 N0ovtiment
Don
SdttsL 3iumem GottcIbi9s,
Yeuz@tlen piltoIenboIftsrm Go0ob
lertften GboGosy patrDntoGben, &c.
Dearborn 0efbirr, & u m n { ets,
Vdul69efblrr leoer 2lrt s 0 f er,
Vener @pmert 2puDOner 9EOgen
'peltlbenl NeIts, @le9ante>, cbor9irz
ter uno Sig psit(Osn G5tdtIb,
Slebten je0er QQtung.
9Iues Don gutter 0ualitdt, nit Den beifsn
WaterlaIien uno Iauber semabt pp!len Tve
i'm 0roBsn uno SIeinen, 70 ,pcb!fei[ ais es
in ben meltIiben Staaten iraenorpo All ba:
ben 1T. se9en 8 aar9eIo coer anne5m.
Ii6e QanoeS Nrooudte oerfaufen. QjtIe oes
nabte 3eFelunsen tperosn aufS f0usliRe
ausSsfabrt.
Wiutom 9eo(8, unb
Sobn Vudius, jun.
Canton, 0Tuo. 20. 1888. 0n+F
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
DrOtecttpn& f.
9erfeberungs>G Gempasnie.
at 9lSentsn=Ofls-@anton,}
~. &E. Scr. 24. 7Qgt

Da Der tintetibriebsne con Der % + o.
g feetton Sniurancesg enpasnie''
/ au 3artfcro, Connecticut, al5 Naent auas=
felt nno aatoriitrt woroea obne Qluffbub
Dsflib berungsn aas5uasleh, 70 erbietet er
ftb hermit 0aufer, StObrs, M1ablen, ga.
brifen uno 5heusrn, I,t,,n1t oereu Snbalt,
nebjf firsencerIep an6erin ibnIiDsu giaeu.
tbutns, sesen YsrIult ODER 8sl;babiauua
! ourG5 6euer. 3u aBeeu,ireu. Die Sofen ba.
90 fIao uieorisr, ,5alS bic irssno elmer 0ln=
falt biefef nrt iino bic Wsiis rpstte biefe
Offs IN sGiibturg ibrer @elddfte, uno
oer Bsribti3ans uno 8esab!uns ibrsr Ner=
huff psrfOlsen isito, miro pronpt uno lisI
beral fspns Aufrasen fas Dsoinsungeu a.
a1eeurans, mbsea in Der Nlnfsifu5s ponI
0nrris uno Belbsn ingantu,i, asmaott srers
BEN ourh ale Gelbaitsia 8ssug auf oi.feI
asentfHaft permittelt,petcen. O
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