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low. s,nue, Wings %, Van Buren, vi; doubtful g.
Vacancy Mississippi l, total So House Of Rcprescn-
trives, Wings loi,- Buren, l3i; doubtful =,
cies ?.
nashville, Oct %
Pussrc PRiSrER.-Washington Barrow and S. Nye,
propr,tos of this paper connection with the poprc
tors of the Knoxville Register, and of the Columbia
Observer, elected Public Printers by the Legisla
turc, on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
The vote was for w Barrow q Co, 90; Tor d. Gas.
kill, of the Gallan Union, 3. w. Barrow & Co were
nominated by David Craighcad of Davidson, and Mr.
Gaskill, by MIR Guild of Summer.
Mcssrs Hunt d Co., of the Banner declined before
the voting commcnced.-R Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

ENRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c
d WM. PRINcE & Sons, Projectors of the Linnaan
Garden and Nurseries, Flushing offer for SALE by far
the most extensive assortment of Fruit in the
Union, and they. furnish Apple, Pear, Peach and
Cherry trees of large size, and calculated to
promptly into bearing. The Ornamental trees of the
largest SIZE suitable for the immediate embellishments of
Pleasure Grounds, for Streets, Avenues, &c. Also
an immense collection of Green House plants, Bulbous
flower roots, and herbaceous Towering plants A
most extensive assortment of Garden, Agricultural and
Flower seeds growth Of 1852 and at very moderate
prices.
Catalogues may be had, gratis of the subscrbcr-and
orders left with him will have due attention
N B. $4,000 Chinese Mulberries, and $4,000 White
Italian ditto at reduced prices. JAS. WINSTON
November 6. 53-6t
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Up UMFORD ACADEMY.-The exercises in this
IA Institution will commence for the ensuing wear
on the 18th OF January and close the 18th of Decem.
be following, with the usual vacation of one month";
The course OF instruction embraces all the important
branches of English Literature, Grammar Geograpby
History, Philosophy, Mathematics and the French La
TIN and Greek languages. The situation of Rumford
Academy, unsurpassed in point Of healihiness by any
in lower Virginia, and quite remote from temptations 10
rrcgulary and dissipation, is peculiarly adapted to scho
lasc pursuits.
his present assistant Mr.. II j. Christian who has been
associated with him for the last three years
Terms as heretofore, $3.50 for board and tuition (or
$llO, when the pupil furnishes his bed bedding and
candles payable seni.annuay, the first of Apf and
the first Of October n ROBINSON PyjneipoJ
King William, October %. 4O-wGg
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M NEGROES. to DC sold on a credit Of six
M months.--They are at Tye River, Rack Is
ROckey nd nj Kan, Sail

1h NLDhOES, 70 &c sod on tFedI y So
IL M months.--They are at Tye River, Rack Is
and, aud Rockey Point Farms, and at kanawha Salt
Works.
On Monday, the 9th day Of November next, at Tye
River Farm, within miles Of New Glasgow and "a
miles from Lynchburg, will sell FoRry NSr NEeRoEs;
consisting of men, women, boys and girls; with from
500 TO 1000 barrels nc stock ohorscs cattle and
hogs, plantation TOOLS large quantity of sheave oats
and fodder, two new wagons and harness. just bought
On Monday, the 10th November next at Rack Island
Farm ID miles below Lynchburg and four miles of James
River, Forty-two Negroes; consisting of men, women,
boys and girls; large quantity OF corn, sheave oats
Nc with stock of horses cattle hogs, and sheep; plan
tation tools, with set OF backslnith's tools
On Monday Odd November next, at Rockey Po;r,
Farm on James River, FIVE miles below Pattonsburg
t,centyhrec negroes; consisting of men, women bows
and girls quantity of corn stock of horses cattle and
hogs plantation tools, with wagon and harness lust
bought WILLIAM MORGAN
Lynchburg, Oct 5. A7-w5w
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'POETR
"MvcH YET REMAINS uNsUNc.n
wOMAN,S EWES

woMAN's EYES.
By the -7utsor If " Songs % Sae,t-esiaRd.,, Sc
Away, away l'll drink no more
Let's join the minstrel throng:
Away, where voice und lutte outpour
,rhe dulcct tide of song.
But letit be where Bcauty's bower
Its sweetest theme supplies
Song loses half its magic power
unbiestby Woman's eyes.
The warriors lance, the poets pom,
May win immortal fame
As ocean cave aud mountain glen
Are taught each glorious name.
Yet is there still than fame, peTchance,
A pfoudcr, richer prize
Who values not the sunny glance
Who's home Is Woman's eyes?
There is an hour when words are vain,
An hour twice known to none;
IL IL when hearts, thut once were twain,
Fist feel they are but one.
Fen then when sense appeals TO sense,
And passion speech denies;
What then Loves best cloquence
Ills that Of Woman's eyes.
I'vo drained the cup on Rhiue's proud hills,
t've drank, Guronne, TO thee,
Where laugh the snow alps thousand rills,
pve quafi'd TO liberty. "a
But, oh I. of all the bacchant stores,
Garonne OF Rhine supplies,
Give mo the cup that, mantling up,
Is drained to Woman's eyes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
September 8.

~ O1iCE.-Ihe subscribers will, at this place on tho
30th November next enter into contracts for build
ing the Locks and Dams necessary for the Improvement
OF the Navigation from FarmviIle to Gento Mills also
Tor building the Jettees necessary TO improve the navga
ton from farmve TO PIanterstown. Contractors wish
ing to engage in this business will be pleased to attend
on that day THOS A. NORTON
NATH T.. VENABLE
RICHD ". VENABLE
JAMES MADISON
SRperintepdents Of Upper 9ppo,aaftor Co.
Farmvillc Oct GOTH 1885 18-yvdw
1 The Petersburg and Intellrcncer viii tca
publish the above weekly for four weeks.
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AAh REWARD.-Ran away from me. during
~ wv the early part Of the year Bgs Mosrs
LEY stout muatio, aged about 81 years What bar
tcuafly dcsignatcs him, is the prominence Of his fa
lures, having n nose much Of The Roman cast n is
probable that he has reached one Of the free states
there passing as free man though may be- that he
is still lurking about at no great distance Having long
acted as boatmani he may be somewhere on James
river Tae above reward will be given for his Jelce,v
70 myself residing in the upper end Of Chesterfield Or
for his confinement in any jail 50 that can obtain
possession Of him. ANNE RI MOODY
Chesterfield oct a. so ,ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

AND FOR SALE.-Wshng TO remove 10 the
M South the subscriber offers for sale his tract of
nd lying inthc county OF Prince Edward, about IL miles
below the Court House, and the same distance south
wardy from the ourishine village of Farmville The
tract contains about $50 acres, good proportion of
cleared Land is equal any in the neighborhood for
tobacco, corn, wheat oats, &c.The improvements are
perfectly new, having all been erected within the last
three or four years, and beautifully situated about
800 yards off the main road. They consist of hand.
some two-story dwelling house, elegantly finished and
All necessary outhouses, including ice house, carriage
house, DC. Attached to this tract also is an exceln,
Grist Mill Zone mile from the dwelng,) commanding
liberal share of custom also Blacksmth's shop-The
subscriber respectfully and confidently socits the aten-
ton OF purchasers he is disposed both TO sell and TO
make his terms accommodating would have no OBJ
lection to take Negroes, at valuation in payment of
part OF all of the purchase money.
EDWARD b. MILLER.
Sept 20 4o-w1ov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

ENDUCATION.--The undersigned WILL on the lat OF
II January ne xt open "a ScHooL near Guinea Church
in the county of Cumberland The course Of instructor,
WI DC thorough one--such as to prepare young men
them for business-embracing the English Latin and
Greek languages and Mathematics Ii will be the oreat
aim Of the subscriber to lead the minds of the vouth 10
the cultivation of correct moral principles and to the
promotion Of such habits tend to make respectable.
and useful members Of society The neghbortood fur
nshes good location for school, being healthy intel
lgent, and moral From four TO six bosrdcrs can be oc
commodaied in my family. Board may also be had in
school ~
TrRns-Board, including bedding and lights for
scholastic year Of 10 months ............. st00 0o
iu'eon W languages or Mathematics, ........ 30 90
do English branches, ............. 05 90
fayaolc at the commencement Of each term. Vacation
IN May and October
Those who may wish to board their sons with me will
make early application Address the subscriber Ohm,
betand Court House. VIM " PAGE
Oct 49, 4G-w4,v
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POSTPONEAIENr

10 The above sales are postponed To the 4th January
1856 at lyc River to the 1lth Rack island 10 the
icsn al hockey foint. w. MORGAN
November 3. 5o-w,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

nj OTlCE.-A memorial will be presented TO the next
Ia General Assembly of Virginia. praying the pas
sage of Law for the removal of the of justice of
the county of Hanover TO some central and con-
vcnicnt location than the present.
September Is. 3O-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

ENOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY =
IL The Steam Boat CHESAPEAKE, Captain May, leaves
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays, on the
ngton the following Misunderstanding it optional will,
travellers to depart in the 10 o'clock, A. NJ O'clock
through in two hours. Passage and Fare to Washing
ton 81. Passage from Washington Baltimore 50 So
september ~ 40-tlstD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

81 SDnn REWARD.-Ran away from tho sub
~ %VO scribcr in Madison county. Va. in the
month Of September 1882 negro man, about % years
Old yellow Completed, with heavy dull look and down
cast when spoken 10; about feet 3 or inches high
heavy. wen set eilow-calls himself WV SMiru pur.
chased said negro from VIM Bell Of Colpeper county
va. lie was raised by gentleman Of King George
county Va, by the Of Smith Anv peraon tskie,,
up SAD negro and combining him in some Jail 50 that
get num- Or delivering him 10 Humphrey Taylor of Madi.
son county, va, OF giving me information Of The same
at nesoPo'amia Green county, Alabama shall receive
ue oooys reward ASA WHITE
hhg - 39-3n
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NOTICE.-A petition will be presented TO the nc
" Legislature asking release of the Common
wealth right IF any she has) me, of house and lot
in the city of Williamsburg in my possession.
DELLA PALMER
oct. u. 50-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

BBUBLlC SALE.-By virtue oftwo Deeds of Trust
III executed by Abncr Smith in his lifetime one to
Benjamin Anderson and the subscriber on the LIST dav of
January 1928 and the other the subscriber only on
the 9Th day OF March, 1881 for purposes therein men
toned and both recorded in the Clerks office of Powha
tan, will be sold To the highest bidder public auction
for cash. at Powhatan Court House, on the seventh
day OF December next, (being Court-day,) TnAcr
eight hundred and ninety-six and half acres. sub
Ject to the widows dover therein, lying in the i'm.
mediate neighhorhood of iopkinsve being the Tract
upon which the said Abncr Smith lately resided The
title is believed to be good but the subscriber will war
rant The title only against himself and persons claiming
under him. 8
WIN. s. DANCE, Trustee
October I3 A6-vtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

EpRlTISH DRY GOODS, per ship TALLY Ho from
IA - LtrerpoOt.-Our importation of Fall British Dry
Goods has arrived at City Point James Rver and viii
be in store and opened in day two. More will be
said of 1t anon. +. ~ j. S. JAMES d CO..
Sept J. [34-HJ Market Bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

OTlCE.-Wil be sold, at the late residence of vii
liam Fowlkcs, deceased in the county of Nottoway
on the first day OF December, 1885, Fifty or Sir lei
Negroes, consisting OF men, and children-and
upwards OF 100 acres of Land with good grist Mill
and Cotton Machine attached TO IL; corn oas and Cd
der four yoke OF oxen, two CARTS work horses one
stud horse; one Wagon and gear; and quantity of
pork household and kitchen iurniturc wheat ma
chine plantation utensils Terms made known ON the
day OF sale The sale will continue from day TO day un
til the whole is sold. EDWARD b FOWLKES
WILLIAM c. FOWLKES
Octooer Il. l)U--w4W Circulars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

MOTlCE--A petition will be presented 10 the ensn
~ ing Legislature, for precinct elections in lie
county Of Hcnrco-one to be held at the Short Pno,n
and The other at lInleys Tavern or some other oonve
nient place in the lower end Of the county.
Oct u. 50--Wdw
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Bill fled. &c.
John Goodwin IS. John Bullock

]
And now, to wit, this 18th day of September A. D.
1888: On motion Of James a BaYard, of Counsel for
the Compainants, and affidavit made the satisfaction
OF the Court that John Goodwin one the defendants
named in the above is out OF the State Of Della
ware, and resides in tho State of Vrgnia-It order
ed by the Chancellor, that the said John Goodwin do
appear IN this Court TO the said suit on Monday the
fifteenth day of February A. d. 1896 otherwise the Bill
OF Complaint will be taken pro confcsso-And it is
further ordered that copy OF this Order shall within
thirty days. be published in the Richmond Enquirer
Newspaper published scmi-weekly in the State of Vir-
GINA, and in the Delaware Gazette and American
Waterman, Newspaper published in the City of viii
mngon and be continued IN said papers for the space
OF three months next after its first publication and also
copy OF said Order shall within thirty days he posted
up IN the office OF the Register Of the Court of Chance
Ty Tor New Castle County and the Court House door
at New Castle, in said county.
Nc,o Castle COHaig, S.
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Reeord-ln testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at New
Oasue' the an dny OF September, A. d. 1885.
JOHN GORDON, Req IN Chaneern
oct ~ 45-Jm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

AEAFNESS--A FORK paper ssyeth that a rcmed,
"A for the restoration Of hearing and eyesght to be
had of Doctor Green Reading, Pa
1t proves efiectual when the affection is caused v ner
yous weakness the remedy gives health and strength
to the whole nervous system
Now-according TO the Doctors practice and princi
PIES that Much ART
OF PHYsICK,
CONSISTS;
IN KNOWING WHEN,
1T,
The restoration of hearing is brought about without civ
ing any Physc!-without giving any medcinel as 6at
been experienced in the editor own family as well as In
the families of many of his neghbors also Therefore
and in part return for such great benefits received we
make the above known for the good of our fellow crca
lures in similar distress
For fee Of Five Dollars assistance is sent for ono
peTsonfor fee of Ten Dollars, assistance is sent f
four or five persons-per mail, free of Postage
And, in case other sickness besides deafness and los
OF eyesght happening, help is sent for such sickness
without any charge
The fee pays for all and every help sent to families
from time 10 time.
This is considered praisewor,hy plan And in con.
clusion II will doubt be very satisfactory for people
TO know that tile assistance to Be sent is not to be ap5
ed 10 the ears-nor the eyes.
NOT AT ALL
Consequently, no danger whatever, can happen 70
them-no-none whatever
N H. 1t may not be improper 10 state that during the
time people are using bis assistance and helping them
selves to restore and recover their hearing their eve
sight, and their health again.
They can follow their customary business;
They can live usual;
And they also eat and drink what fastcs besf
sept ~ G-5t1al~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

WILL BIZ SOLD, At public auction. for cash. at
w the Bell Tavern in the city Of Richmond on
the 18th day Of December next, three likely Negr,
Slaves, late the property Of Mrs. Sarah Duke decd
consisting Of two girls and 4 boy
WILLIAM NJ. DfCKERSON. Cop'r
under Dccreo NJ Gooohlaad Circgu C;onrt
Nov. 3. ~ vossogs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

NOk SALE, that valuable property, Falls Mills on
Ii Great holloway river, with 30 of Land for
meriy owned by Morriss & Jones. One of the Mills
mas Two pair OF Burr stones with all the machinery for
manufacturing OF wheat; pair of Esopus stones for
corn; the other Mill has pair of stones and
Cotton Gin The affords water sufficient TO Grind
day and night, and has water power for any kind of
machinery There is quarry of elegant free stone for
any KIND OF building. There is Il store and lumber
house, blacksmith. cooper and taor's shop. The Lee
gsature passed law last session, for making Great
is about GO miles; the Falls being the head of nayiga
ton, will make il very valuable situation for mercan
tile and milling business. II is very excellent place
Tor Cotton Factory and having good springs conve-
nlen Tor health, there is place that more desirable
Aiso l4lO acres of Land lying on Great Notlowav
river and Hounds creek, in the county of unenburG
There is good twostoy dwelling house with all neces.
sary houses for the accommodation of family: also
granares, stables barns cribs carriage ice and negro
houses peach and apple orchards good springs of wa
ter convenient Also 4S2 adjoining and lying on
Falls creek, with comfortable dwelling house &c
!oO acres adjoining, and lying Great Nottoway river
IN Nottoway county; 2G0 lying on Falls creek:
al acres IN Nottoway county, lying in the fork of
Great and Little Notoway river 20o Sd acres on Horse
Pen creek the fork of the Nottoway rivers Sal acres
in the county of Dinwddic, on White Oak creek; CSC
acres OH Butterwood creek 700 acres of wood land ON
the waters of Entry Creek, in the county of Campbell
about thirty miles from Lynchburg. If early app
Gallon Is made, will sell bargain and give time for
payment These lands produce good tobacco corn wheat
and oats The purchasers will have the privilege of
seeding wheat in October and possession will be iven
the first day Of January next
ID. G. WILLIAMS.
september O. 36-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
Sent. 20.

n AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm
III A called Lime Stone Creek situated on the Rich
mond Road nine milc from Charlottesville containing
1l2 acres, more or less with dwelling houses and ali
inc necessary ont houses, stables, threshng machine
NC, will be sold by private contract; together with
negroes, stock ofcatte and valuable horses implements
of husbandry, corn, fodder, &c small tract of low
land, belonging to Mr. David Niche, and which is 10 be
sold, separates it from the Rvanna River There is
VEN OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract
winch has been qarcd and klned for these seven years
and the lime employed as 10 enrich the land
and for selling it for building purposes Persons DESTROYS
sof buying, will apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
ADVOCATE or to DR. Blmt,ermann at the University.
Oc'opeI ~. 4S-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

NOiiCE--A petition will be presented to the next
lN General Assembly praying ihe passage Of a law 10
incorporate company for the Construction Of rail road
from ihe town Of Lynchbnrg, by Bufords Gap in the
Blue hidge Of mountains, to the Tennessee line.
Oct 10 47-w4w
NOfICE--A petition will be presented 10 The next
Legislature Of Virginia for the ormation of new
County out Of that part Of Halifax County lying South
Of Dan River
Oct "a 5O~nD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

A Il THE COURT OF CHANCERY of the State
IA of Delaware for New Castle County of the Sep
tember Term 1885:
Robert White, Administrator of
Sophia A. Laurence and others, ms, -,
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p. ST. wish also to sell sc acres of land upon most
of which the wood is standing lying within three and
half miles of Manchester adjoining the lands of Mr.
Green Hall, Mr.. Fisher and Others. Us
Oct. ~. dS-tf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
8toinsuneen ptsler 3eituns.

~
1.Dr preiS bietsr 3eituns 1T Gin
EbaIer fir bel, e5abrsaus ,ueun inner
batb brep aeonaten, BON empfagse Dc
3eiiuna an.-Gin 3baler nno fhnf3s eents
.Spenu innerbalb Dem Sabre,-uuo 21ba1er
,tpennna6 8erlauf befeIben bs5abl rciro.
2. Sur cine tar5ere "Details ie6s Ntonats
sritp teine Gutsfetiptiou ansenon'u'e '1,u"o
bic 3eit,ms fdnu nibt aufseseben speroen
10 alle Rhdtdnbe bejablt Iuo.
8. Betanutmaebunsen fofteu :; Sur e'ne
Doeee SO Gents cas Yiered tnr e'nen
Dlcuat 81 uno fir Elm Jabr s 2baI'r oae
Diered. =:
4. 8er oieIe 3situus out9 ben pottreaet
beibmr,t, miro nod Die aufaBll9e Sum's'e
sou Is Gents 3u besablen babsn.
rBriefe.c. an ben 3erausseoer nn''
fen peltfrep einseiaaet spsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25

J percen, Das Gbal it, rinesun tief NIT
4 |S9utt unb, Qapa bebsdt, nnb bic. Rrater
babeu cine 9elbIip tbeiBe Sarbe. ~. -.
! Tie umaesenb biefer ~pulfauifbRn Nuis
nen IT apferoroentFi6 frubtbar. ,3niibeu
oleisn @bfcbnitte uno Dem Gnopu,ion (Oio.
2) 5ablten t6it nibt tpeltiaer aIS 12 aroBe,
rel6lIb nit Bdumen beitodte Sorffe; fte
tpedlslten nit peiteuL ofensn S|debeu, Die
nab ben mir bsfannten 8ef6rsbuneen boqe
|Aebnlibseit init ben Woroamerifanift1eu
prairie5 heben. Qluf oreven berfslber, ,ent:
oedten mir 5ablreiebe 6sroen pierfaBiser
Ib'ere> bon berleibsn Dattune ncie Die i'm
e;nbcrussEbale bepba6teter Bifons, aber
tpe't 9rbBsr uno faum paf1irttn ,uir etne
Strede pplslduo, auf meI6em nicbt S.hae
rotber uno 'veiBer D6Dsl por uu6 pordber
3o9en. =. ..,...
@uolib ,piemeten mir Dem guovnion
unFsre belonoee lorgfdItiee Spdbe. Dies
SpaIe, oerfn mir ,oben ermdbnten; ,tno bie
IT'D aub aber ben Gncpmiom erffrefer. ,eis
gen auentbalben biefelbehs giaeuftaften
IN 'brer Jtdbe Oebe unb oiilfaniIbe 8 srbeers
un9en, auderbaIb oes 8ereibes ibfer QRirRs
nnsen bic hppisfte @eaetation. Or. 0ers
f1el fano auf oieier strsde SO gattuuaer,,
Sdune, unb sesen 76 @attungen pHansen,
be itb Don oenen untet oem @auator. g3rei
te p'(entIi6 tinterfDeibep, Q!uS cem Gbiers
selble6ts entoettte er GattunaenSduae,s
uno 5 gattunsen gber Isaenbe Ibiere u,
5mar pcn Den eritsrn cine tleins QIrt 01euns
there, oas elenotbier, Die Dlaus, ben ces
b6rntsn Sdr, uno cen 3tpeDfhBisen Bibeer.
Der Slber unterl6eioet ifb BON ben, auf
Der Sroe ootfcnmenoeu Gbisre aleidkn
9tanens cur4 Den Mangel beS eebnau,es,
uno teine @erpbpbsit, I1 sur ouf 2 giBen
rort5u betpessn. @r trdgt ieine 5aneeuI,
pte Der Wenl6, in feinen Qrln en- ooer 8ors
oetbelnen, uno bepest iicb auf Dem .giutsr,
tbsiIe isines .&6rpers 5irntIib leidt d. Jur.
ti9 bonn pIaB. Seine Satten (ino b6ber II.
behef geoaut, alS Die QBobuttuaen ,noutbrr
tnoIani(9er ooer neu1eeldupiI1ef QDtloen,
uno nab Dem; 0uS beinabe often foldbsn
Qntten anfftei9enoen &aube 3u fdtliseen,
unterIiest eS feinen 3weifsE, oaB ie AUDI
nit Dem 9ebtaube bes Ts,iers befaiit finb.
1Ran becbadtete f,e bios an ben Ruften bpn
Seen uno Sinf1en, In oeren DelIen (ie bic
uno oa, tsoO9 muir anf einse Sefuneeu tn
tertauben. .:.-~'..
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