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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
FROM the buffalo Daily journal EIna.
TORONTO RE-TAKEN TIE ROY.
AIISTS,

1t appears that tho immediate cause Of the ex-
losIon in Upper Canada was an attempt ON the
part Of the government to arrest Mr Mckenzie, ono
Of the leaders Of the Liberal or Radical party, on
charge OF treason and scdtion.
10 the skrnish near Mssskuoy BAY on the 9Th
inst NJ. Buche. the editor Of the Quebec Liberal.
talented and spirited Patrio, lender, was severely
wounded and taken prisoner. In this tkifrnish the
insurgents lost their two field pieces, aud several
men killed or missing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
FRinAY Dec. g., = p. NJ.


We have been favored with copy of letter
of the date of Dec. 7 from Toronto, which states
that at the time OF writing the letter (about noon)
the government forces were engaged with the Pat.
riots, about two miles from the city of Toronto,
from which place they had been driven
The express who brought the letter, further
s'ates,fat he came out of,be city with the troops,
and that before he passed them three rounds had
been fred upon the rebels.
Another letter from Toronto states that there
were then IN Toronto, in the opinion Of the writer
at least twenty royalists to one patriot. This we
doubt much, however.
From oil information thot we have CLEANED, we
consider this movement of the reformers, not only
iIl-tin'ed but also extremely ill-msnsged. Had
they PUSHED ahead, Immediately anee taking pos
session OF Toronto, there would have been little
opposition OF moment, to them in the Upper Pro-
vince. Stme Of the royal militia would not obey
the government orders to turn out, and few yolun.
teered, such was the general panic. When It was
found, howtver, that the patriots were. from some
cause, retnsiniug inactive. their fears were dispel
led. and numerous reinforcements were obtained.
Mr. Mckenzie. we now learn. commanded the
reformers in person.
We have also before US a proclamation by Sir
F. b. Head, which Is full of royal expressions and
P'o'ec VI VIC ofaNeIy, &C., OF the rovulisl NOlun.
teers.
He also Offers reward of 1000 pounds to any
one who will apprehend, and deliver up to Justice
fiihdm Lyon siackenzie ; and 500 pounds to any
one who will alprehend, and deliver up to justice,
DAVID Gibson--or Samuel Lount-or Jesse lloyd
or Sitas F2ete'er--and the same reward and a
free pardon will begiVen 10 sny of .her accom-
PiiSro. ""v iott-s' f,-~,.------.--
he or they shall have committed, in his own per-
son, the crime Of Murder or Arson"
Sand all but the eaders above named" con-
tinues the proclamation, "who have been seduced
to join their immature rebellion are hereby called
to their duty 10 their Sovereign obey the laws
and to live henceffward as good and faithful
subjects-and they " Il find the government of
their Queen as indulgsit as it is just"
What the effect Of ts repulse will be, it is
difficult to conjecture. Our opinion ;s however,
that II will retard, but MT entirely prevent the re-
volutonary movements q the disaffected.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS there exists in the District of
Montreal a ,raorous conspiracy by number of
persons falsely styling themselves Patriots, o- the
snbverson of the Authority of her Majesty, and
the destruction Of the established Constitution and
Government Of the snid Province And whereas
the said truliorous conspiracy bath broken out into
acts of the most daring and open Rebellion And
whereas the said Rebellion hath very considerably
extended ITSELF insomuch that large bodies of ar
med Traitors have openly arrayed themselves, and
have made and do s,ill make attacks upon Her
Majesty's Forces. and have committed the most
horrd excuses and cruel,ics And whereas in the
parts Of the said District in which the said conspi-
racy hath no: as yet broken out into open Rebel
lion, large numbers Of such persons calling
themselves Patriots, for the execution of such their
wicked designs. have planned means of open VIC.
lence, sne formed public arrangements for raising
and arming an organized and disciplined Force
and in furihcrance OF purposes have frequent
ly assembled in great unususl numbers And
whereas the exertions of the Civil power are inef-
iecua for the suppression of the aforesaid traitor
Gus End wicked conspiracy and Rebellion, and for
the protection Of the lives and properties Of Her
Msjesty's loyal SUBJECTS And whereas as the
Courts Of Justice in the said District, Of Montreal
nave Ced6eu, from OF
ecutng any legal process or warrant of arrest
therein.
Now, therefore, I. Archibald Earl Of Gosford
Governor in Chief and Captain General in and over
the said Province of Lower Canada, by, ind with
the advice and coDsen. of Her Majes,y's Execu.
tive Council for the Province, have issued orders
to Lieutenant General Sir John Coborne, com.
handing Her Majesty's Forces in the said Pro-
VINCE, aud other Officers of Her Majesty's Forces
=" TIC s'"e {" a''es. ---i rsish MI persons act
ing, aiding, or in any manner assisting in the said
Conspiracy and Rebellion, which now exists with
in the said District Of Montreal and which have
broken out in the most daring and violent attacks
upon Her Majesty's Forces, according TO MAX
TIAL Law. either by DEATH or otherwise, as
to them shall seem right and expedent Tor the pun
Isbment and suppression Of all Rebels. in the said
District of which all Her Majes,y's subjects in
this Province are hereby required to take notice.
Given under my hand and Seal at Arms, at the
Castle of Saint Lewis. in the city of Quebec,
the fifth day of December in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty Sc
een and in the first year Of Her Msjesly's
Reign
By His Excellency's command.
ID. DAILY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

bUdlana.
In all nineteen states out Of the twenty six. At
the elections which have taken place since the de
velopement Of the views VI the present admins
trstion, where the opinion Of the people could be
expressed, either for Governor, members Of con-
gress. or state Legislature, what states have 1.-The
party" lost {! Let us see there 10
Maize, North Csrolins.
Rhode Island. Georgia, Cor.
New York. Alabama Congrea.
New Jersey, Mississippi, Gov.
Tennessee, Ohio,
Pensy lssnis. Senate, Illinois, Cor.
fnGisns.
Making thirteen states out Of nineteen, that have
virtually protested agsinst their measures. Mich.
igan has just had it's election, and it 10 yet doubt
fol how il has terminated but It is believed the Lo-
CO Focos have succeeded by a very small majority.
There are Of the remsininc 10 states to hold
their elections early in The Spring Of these, it is
tho opinion of the Loco Focos themselves that they
will lose old Virginia and Connecticut. In what
states will the administration find support
pose Ia the gloriops states Of New Hampshire,
Missouri aid Arkansas !! And yet thoy cannot,
with any safety, rely on New Hampshire she is
already aroused for the contest. and the result 10
not doubtful. The account will then stand AS sta
ted below. and President Van Buren, may address
his message to Congress, on Monday next, sccor.
dinghy. As he referred in his former one, TO the
two elections which had taken place to justify his
despOic course, we presume those which have
Gently taken place will not escape his notice.
Jackson. Van Buren, l. Co, .Iumbog Account in Ac-
coun, with the People. 1895 and g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
d. DAILY.
Secretary Of the Province.
SHELDON. Dec. ID.
RUMORED BATTLE AT THE COUNTY
OF TWO MOUNTAINS.

II IS reported, with many indications of truth,
that battle has been fought between the Patriots
and British troops at the county Of Two Mountains
in which the Government forces received a com
pete overthrow. The rumor is that out Of o de-
iachnent of 600 regulars half Of that number
have been killed. The Montreal papers mention
the despatch Of these troops. The troops ordered
into the county Of Mlssskooi had proceeded as fat
as Henryville on Monday last, when an Express
arrived countermsndlng their march, and they re-
turned by rapid marches towards Montreal. This
body consisted Of 500. and We canno, account for
their return unless their services were needed in
another quarter. We cannot youch for the truth
Of this, we however believe II.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

Famihe' from Canada are flying in consierna-
Ton from tn. seat VI war. and ere settling down
among US. The men. both Loyalsts aud Patriots.
seem resolved to stay and abide the issue. The
roads ~ every direction are guarded. and the first
saluialon traveller 10 the province meets with,
is, "stsnd."-FIankIa Republican,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

eS-rhe tri'eoiored flag wa, hoisted at Chlppe
va, ~. C.) yesterday. ss We have been informed
-ByGoio Journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
From the Quetec Official Gd.ets
MARTIAL LAW.
GOSFORD.

Lever ,v'' Canada ., GosFoRD.
BY His Excellency the Right Honorable Archibald
Earl Of Gosford, Baron Nottingham of Beecles,
in the County Of Suffolk, Captain General and
Governor in Chief in and over the Provinces Of
Upper and Lower Canada, Vice Admiral Of the
same, and one of Her Majes,y's Most IIonora-
bic Plvy Council, &c. sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

ss SOFA do. North Caroline, $780, and 2l00 do Virgil
MIA S62 Rye in request We sales Of 5000
bushels foreign 90 &c., old northern s7c Corn
remains at last Of 2O0e bushels Virginia white,
81 Also, sales Of yellow Maryland g. and jersey yell
low at $05 LOT Some transactions in southern
occurred at CSC. Oats are dull
Freigbts-There has been fair offering for Havre during
the week at last Considerable offering
LvePo also al our last quotations One Liverpool line
endeavoring to push reghs up How they will succeed
cannot tell
Sugars-Saes Of $50 boxes Havana brown 81 8Aci so do
do white l2c $50 hhds Porto Rico "A 8c, z25 do New
Orleans, Ct 6c The above sales show aher increased
animation in the market
Auction Saes2so boxes pipes 24c; 46 pieces duck, $40
0 80 hhd sugar 81 6sc lso chests young hyson 2 26ic
90 half do do IS 6c IS 3b boxes do III 80
nsters do Sec 1875 boxes rasn $ $50 kegs do $685. 1870
half do. do $l.75 LaO; 40 bags coffee, 8sa8a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

FRIDAY, August 25th, 6 O'Clock, +. M.
The trade during the past week has been ordinary 10 mid
ding number Of sales Of dry goods and
ansng Of cash the six months credit The
goods credit very fair pricesbu those Of
cash want rather The grocery auction business
has not vet commenced The following OF the
New York market The stock Of bles considerably reduced
OF RIO GRANGE also sales Of Brazil but prices
known to Tar, sales e. spirits Of turpenne 81
35 also note sales Of North County turpentne at 81 &
and Of Wilmington 75 pot ashes in fair request at
late pearls selling SSH $685. mackerei Is
declining; Goldfish scarce sales at $50 The business doing
In domestic goods Is lmted-prces are unsteady Transac-
tons In coffee reduction Of fully tc New orleans pig
lead Is selling at " 4iccash and sir nonths rice very In
sctive-smal sales sI2t Ass have NO change TO re-
mark in molssessales SMALL pork has decned-we quote
mess Zig al prime s5 49, Beef and other descriptions
ofprovsons remain without Sales OF Liverpool salt
take place at We have nehng importance to note
m OILS The following lot Of rains sold this day-he
quality was rather poor-I35o boxes NJ 81 25 m 900 half
do do 80 e2lc, 1900 quarter do 30 a2c boxes NJ
as a SHE.
Flour and MeaWestern brands have advanced So75
asked by this day All OF Kind l. held by about
dealers in this city The probable cause OF the rise ia that
having deferred purchasing for 50 long period came
forward body, and therefore caused holders 10 advance
their rates We shall dwell this subject next week
No change other descriptions Georgetown is selling o.
Richmond City, ease; rye -four, e525 meal, ssaa
gsin-whea is IN fair request Owing TO the advance IN
H,ur, taken place readily We Include
sales OF ecoo bushels red German s; 1900 bushels Odcsss,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

FRIDAY, August 18th, p. NJ
We have al received advces from Liverpool but only
one day later The market the 10th ofJuy was fair with
cot any change in prices
Sales II New Orleans the nth inst ITO bales at 81
q ioc-
ish was snal Sales ct i2lc.-o9 bales shipped
Tor New Yerk during tbe week
ny this Afternoons express mall we have Intelligence OF an
other gale Of wind IN the vicinity Of Charleston c. The
crops suffered much by being whipped.
sun later asv,ces from England wanted in this market
Buyers not come Ssrwsr freely The sales made today
have been principally fcr home the full decline Of sc
n0iced yesterday on lest weeks rates
Fair cottens bought at icA ic, and good fair
n ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26
nr CAyTION TO TUE PIBI,IC.-Althoupl

III CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.-Although the EN-
brocson prepared by the subscriber for the Of kheums
tm hast short time before the public he has learned
with that attempts have been made counterfeit and
impose upon the community substitute, spurious and
perhaps very injurious compound
present II IS impossible TO point ont the authors OF these
rsschievous and unpunhable fmposon but 10 prevent
the being successfully experimental" u only necessary
10 impress upon persors requiring the this most certain
and Efficient OF all remedies for rheumatic Affections sprsn
&c that the genuine article be purchsses emily o No 2o
Vuisen n. auHf ". v. CetrN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

On Wednesday 23d inst Antoine T. Cabin, the 54h year
OF his age native of ST Frn of Lose (France)
and for eleven resident OF Philadelphia and this city
On Thursday Gath nst Maria Louise, only child of George
and Hannah Whitaker aged 10 months and % days. Her
mains have been taken Rye, Westcheser county for
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

III THOSE who are in want Of good fashionable HAT,
and have the change TO for " let tsem go TO BASE
worth their money Cause why b. Co does business on
the cash principle All who do business on the cash prscpe
sell cheap. au%Hs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

BHLvER-SILvER-BIL
II Snei enange 1eb skShags dxoences ten ana i've
pieces, VII be gye~ N exchange Cor g-,, asiveso -nsr
ssr sca'srs Acpw ~ We desk esshs Once A7si
ar WANTED-,n acivc and Intelligent boy shout n
years ofsge 70 suert M Apply No al Ann ~ "a
.ssy anrsu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

yu,O gET-The hssrnent under the rhanlv Coffee ousr
corner of,ne and Nassau sts Terr-s odersfe Inouir
81 au2sm D.DkLCHER, a Pine =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

RA5@ CoNEY ISLAND, touching at Fort Hami-
boat MARIA Capt J. W. Iarcourt will leave the prison
wharf on sunday morning, Aug Zh 9oclock A. Canal
81, quarter Murray halt and Liberty
quarter before 10 O'Clock Battery Place and whitehall
O'clock and proceed down the bay Coney
land returning O'Clock.
Gr Tickets for the trip 57l cents. aue6It-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

IL a FARM FOR SALE-Pleasantly situated
fr In Shutdown, Suffolk county, Long Islan about
.X.Amles good dock and landing, consisting of
hundred acres 10 OF which In good CIVILIZATIONS
The residue woodland, part Of which sufficiently large
cut into wood other Of fine young growth There
are more than hundred thrifty locust trees growing
good orchard Of apples and feren Kinds Of fruit, besides
pear plum ard cherry trees The fences good the greater
part being living fences
TIE buildings nearly good veil q water near The
house, large cern IN the barn yard and sufficient 10 water
head OF stocks several grape vines and arbors There
growing the farm nearly eight OF piece Of
wheat potatoes beans ard all kinds Of vegetables; which
altogether he purchased for e32o For further parcu
lars enquire 81 smith, g7 south street. of Rchars Gar
II lies within half mile Of the turnpike and one mile
from Comack village au16-Jt-
GRAND STREET GARDEN A. SALOON,
NJ No Ts Grand Street.-The proprietor OF the Grand Street
Garden and Saloon having completed his would
respectfully inform his former patrons aid the public in
that evening the Gsrdes will be plepddly lilo
minated and band Of music engaged make the
evening Agreeable The proprietor hes engaged eype.
riepced hand which will ensbe him to urnh refreshments
good style any place OF amusemsnt In the city Also
OF confectionery wholesale and retail
au@ap
vUVO JOUR NEvMEv PWIwTERs.-wANTE
u a YOUR man whs !. acquainted With BOOK snd Ji5
Prtnsrr, end can ~ors at either Apply ath
: fhce ~ this psrcs
.,c wage, nn2S n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

MORNING HENALL.-sHIP NEWS
High Watr $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

IA To LIZA large and convenient three story
LIZ brick house in the lower part Of the city, suitable for
s--.arge family, genteel boarding house and hotel
The house IL handsomely finished throughout, ceaa and In
good repair Aarge yard attached with arbor Of fine
The carpets oil cloths will he sold
II required. and immediate possession wl be given.
Alo-A house IN Water It, Roosevelt, excellent
stand for aors boarding house and tavern any other
public business
Aoseycal gen,ee apartments In the upper part Of the
city.
AoFor sale cheap snug story house 10 the upper
part of the city
Wanted purchase exchange for other prspey-A COED
farm.
Aso-wa~ted to hire, three house e
small family.
apply st the United states Land ans
Loan Office, Ne. 81 John st
Aso-wanted to han good improved property worth dou
BILE the amount 500 to eio0s, at
. per cent interest, payable half yearly. su6 lw'
I--A TO LrT IN BKOOKLYN-A house and
f0 Fulton the Ferry. Fer fur her partcu
inquire the bar Of the Franklin House, directly
opposi,e the Fulton Ferry. au8-6t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

CLEARED.
Banks Pao Reengerad, Antwerp, j. De Ruyter De Zaan
sroon, Dutch Minded, Batavia, J. +. Baker Prussan
brig Die Pierre Cortas, Alexandria, ID. c., d. Schmidt
Som Homas Halsey, Charleston. Schr Margaret, Aiken,
Halifax, NJ 81 Mckenze& Lston; Alexandria, Brtton, Bali
ARRIVED.
schr Defiance Pointer Philadelphia. days, B. Reeves
Co.
schr. Carroll, Williams. Philadelphia, days. TO Williams
Ferguson.
BELOW-2brigs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

ITO n TIC rooms suitable for lawyers brokers' ei-
% Pine the House.
ther particulars inquire on the premises of
n r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26
F9sSTIIEsMt.,ss EPiTIoNs OF BLAcKW9SD,s

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

the Philadelphia banks which are advocated this city for
the exclusive deposit banks!
The suspended bonds throughout the country
s7ocoooe In the Baltimore Patriot Il the
number Of bonds which have laid at the Custom House
hacity the 10Th Of May the goth Of August
ksndrsd and strand the on thine Is one nun
drsd sid nnssnne thousand v HUNDRED feryone dollars
Suits these bonds have postponed UNI
iii the first Of October next"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-12-01
Seut(Cbee 91otarluln.

a. Unite, I6riebener pom 9oupsrn6r ale
~ SefsntIi6er 0totar'ue (notary public)
filr Die Staot @antou ernannt unoein9elesi
moroen it: 70 mabt er oem 8 ntlhsn
publifum abtune supu befannt oaB Ct bs;
re't it, 3u irseuo elmer 3eit, leinen 9|mtss9e:
fbdfen tbdti9 ab5u,parteu.
N>llna6te" fann man bep ibm auT (eb'
erleibterte Qlrt perfertissu IaBsn; 1nosm es
bierpureb unnbtbi8 8ena6t miro oiefeIbe
Don oemi9uupe'nbr eertif= eiren 5u laBen;
mel6ss pieIe Soften, 3eit uno Mite e.:
ipart. Seine Office 1T in Der Gam office oe'
prn' 2oon,is uno 3abm.
santcn Sebr. 90 g. Me ser.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-12-01
81 { ue g Il te T..

Die unterl6riebtnsn babsn fOsbeu .. gleu
Yo.e erbalren uuo erbfnst, elm aI5emelnss
ehOrtiment Don
6rrbIt un0 QSintersQBoarem
beftsbsno in brsiten 1nberu, Gaiemiere
Sdtinete; fran36tIbe uuo ersIIi6e Meti:
ncs. Msrino uuo tIatirts SbapI6, siu gu:
:es aHortimsut, Damen 8sapsr Qnte, cir
aiForlment Don &appsu scn gutter quaII
tat, 9tiefsl uno Sbube. Groeu= unc 9Iae
paaren, 9lsuportsr 9adssI Don alien sOrrer
bspm Vfuuo oo,r Sag. S6n,ioeTaaren
6artswa aaIeuu. 1rrdeuen:QRaa'en.
2lue lene, rpeIbe 9srue oen Wertb fur ib'
9elo bdtteu, rreroen rDbl tbun anJurufen
uno fir Tb ieIbif ju unterluben. 9lufel
an 3. 3. spsferS u. Cos. Stobr 9eIegen
an bar ihchfubsn @6s BEG Martt:Disrsds.
ssraoe binn5sr .. Doc. Nappee, 1T Der S,tube
Bic tir5'ib aIs pu:fobr Don 81, uno s
Burger aebrau6t rpuroe. no ibr 9lter fin
ben merDst isbr woblfell fur 8aaras!o,
9anossprobutte ocer sutsn @recit.
.. g. pedsr u. 60.
Canton, Oct. II. 1887. 15.tf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-12-01
Wobnunoe 98erdnDerun9.

q h o 1lG 4 S 10 Il D s 0 Il,
3sist le.ueu Sreuuoen uuo &unoen erasbens
an, oaB er feline 48srsfatt nab Dem bodltss:
usrnsn @sbd"oe, sese"6ber Dem QoteI Bur
SncianiTben &6uisin perles bat. rpoleIbft er
oas S6nsicer @sfcbdft ned wie Dor in al:
len psi1bieoeuen 3wsisen oe6eIbsn fcrtbe:
treibt. @t bittst um Scrtoauer Der 6ffent'
i6su @ewOeenbeit Welobe er burbfrenss
lI6tlamteit auf Ieiu 9elbdft au peroisueu
peripribt. Seiue LANCE @rfobrun i'm Nas,
l1neioeu aiebt ibm Die usber3susuu9, oab
er in paGenoer uno mooildber 9lsbeit nibt
ibertrofen weroen tann.
Canton, Stop. 10. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-12-01
Yeue 0Qter.
q. uno .. .. u cGullepy

~ WV ~ 80 Nv X " - = w
9aben fO'beu empfaussn uno iest erbff'
net cine uOrJasli6e AuswabL BON oer
Sabrs5eit ansemsfenen
| Stopel uno M tpaaren,
welbe Ge beabN6tisen Ju ben nieorisfen
Nreifen, fir baar @elo ODER 9anoes.
propucte 81 oertaufem. sic baEteu Neb
hber5euat, baB in feinsm @tObr in Start
60. 5u Oilissrn 8eeinsunsen Sertauft
meroen fam.
pSdr w atjem S Ia d S.
unb &Iees5 aamen. 70 pie fur bic
mefttn anceren ganoes: @r3eusnine, wers
oeu Gie su ieoe, 3sit baar q eIb ;ablen.
a. q. .. Que SOl6e, weIoDe auf
Ibsr 6 Wonate. bur6 Jloten ooev E@
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