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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

The French frigate As,ree dropped down
to The Roads yesterday morning. She will
probably sail for Mexico to join the French
lockading squadron, which has been proba-
bly, reinforced ere this by the arrival Of the
feet from France with the Prince dc Join
vile OH board.-l .NorjoN Beacon
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

BY the laws Of AustriA no person can oe
executed for any crime, not even tor the mos'
clearly proved murder, without his confessing
his guilt. II he refuses TO do so when the
proof is strong 10 dcmonstro,ion against him.
he may be Imprisoned. bit he cannot be sen'
to his cterns account with crime nncon-
tossed upon his soul.--.Nrs 7roiiopes Ttnnd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

THE WAY THE PEoPLE's MONEY GOES.
In preceding column will be found
list of Public Defaulters under the
present Administration Of the General
Government. Let every honest man
read it, and ask himself if there is not
some cause to tremble for the safety OF
the Republic
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

The st. Louis Bulletin cf the 25th Sept
says: A gentleman who arrived yesterday
direct from Columbia, informs us that on
ruesd,y last all the volunteer companies
wcrc dsbandcd by the Governor, and had
returned to their respective homes. Peace
aud quic,ncss rcigned among the Mormons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRT.-An ad-
journed session of the Supreme Judicial
Court of this State, will be held in this
town on Monday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

MrLrrAnY.-Brigadicr General Nvm.
LOVE-, of the First Brigade, r. I. Mi
litia, has appointed Mr.. WV. Nrwrov
his Aid, with the rank Of Captain
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

The LEGIsLAfURE of this State, will
be held in Providence next Monday
week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

A correspondence appeared in the
London papers received by late arri-
val from Europe, between our Minister,
(Mr. Stevenson, to England, and Mr..
O'Connell, the well-known Irish Agi-
tator, so called. The following letter
from Mr.. O'Connell, explains the whole
matter in controversy as far as it has
gone.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18
PUBLIC DEF1ULI'ER.S.

READ AND REFLEC'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

messrs Raymond Hnrrison Rires, May, Fisher Stua.!
and Peyton.
After having ur rgone several important amend.
mens, the bill, motion of MIR. Harrison was laid up.
on the ta5fc.
The Speaker laid before the House a communication
from The President Of the Board of Public Works On
the subject of the plan Of completing the North Western
turnpike toad-which, on Mr.. Sherrards motion, was
laid on the table, and ordered 10 be printed.
Petitions were presened-by Mr. CHApmAs Of G., Of
sundry citizens Of Giles, Wythe and Smyh asking that
sum Of money be appropriated to open and repair The
road from the Plaster Bank in the county OF Smyth, 10
1ohn Kirk jr, in the county OF Giles-by Mr.. M6t
BERRY, oil Joseph Tomlinson Tor the establishment Of
ieiIy across The Ohio river-by Mr. SroRms of citizens
u nanooiph, demonstrating against tho formation "i
new county-by MI: WooIroIk OF Richard Hail. pray.
ing 10 ne o'yorcet from his wife Nancy 1al-Et Mr.
OF Jehe 'ilzer, in opposition The petition Of
Elisha Is. Williams for the privilege of constructing
dam across Jackson ri7er Coyinston-by Mr. SEGAR
OF Citizens of Northampton demonstrating against the
REIMBURSEMENT Of the Commonwealth riphIt 10 Wm
S. Floyd Of certain Gebe lands thercn-by Mr. JE1En
OF citizens Of Amelia for the passage Of allowing
them two precinct elections in theft said cuun,y-by
Mr. MAY, of the legatees Of C;eed Taylor decd for
the passage OF act for the sale OF certain lands-by
Mr.. NIrcuEiL, of citizens Of Bedford for modiEca
ton of the law concerning provisioning of lands in
said county-by Mr.. RAnsErr. Of citizens of Mont.
gonlery against the division of The couny-by Mr. We.
aApE, Of the trustees of Union Academy Of Prince Ed
ward, for act of incorporation-by Mr.. TRIPLEr,
from WIN. Hudkirs and James e. Bogg, praying that
leave be Them 10 erect dam at Rock Rive:
Shoal
On motion Of s1r. Tayloe,
The House Adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
Correspondence of The a. Mtelt;gencer.

New York, Dec Y.
"The Packet ship Philadelphia e o'clock from Ports
mouth, 9th uh. is just in. All England was talking
about Canada-the Parliament, the People, and every
body. The Of the repulss Of Col Wetherals
troops ST. Dennis only, had reached The capital There
that 600 troops ordered 10 Halifax,
but this not credited. Mr.. RoeJuck says 1.-The
Americans will Join the Canadians
The London papers express surprise that the Canadl-
seem TO have met with more sympathy in New
York Lord John Russell had yielded 10 call from Mr.
Leader for all the facts in The possession of the Govern.
nen The Conservative party disaPprove of the recall
of Sir Francis Head Canadian funds had fallen consi-
deraby There was time, before the packet sailed,
to judge what would be the general effect on the British
people. II is remarkable that in the debate that occur
ed the Irish members silent The Chronicle says
it would be better to give up Lower Canada than to pay
the troops necessary TO keep it in subeclon, il there
no British population among the French.
From the Continent there is nothing OF great interest
There had been serious disturbances in Gottngen, and
some bloodsl,ed.
The Liverpool Cotton market without Variation
but the last prices firm, and the Gales all 10 the
trade.
United States Bank stock is lis 4. American Gold
4 to premium. Sales Of Treasury notes nt par. The
fOe per cent. notes command per cent. premium
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

NPY virtue of Deed of Trust, bearing date the lst
day of May, lS2), and admitted to record in the
Clerk S Gilice of The County Court of Chesterfield.
The 9Th day of February, 1880, from Carter ~ Gillian
and Elizabeth NJ his wife, 10 the subscribers in order TO
secure 10 Colin Clark his assigns, certain sums OF
money therein menioned-We, or one of US, will, on
Saturday. the 2llh day Of February next at u o'clock,
on the premises proceed to- SELL at public auction, for
cash. the tract Of Land in the deed Above named with
the improvements thereon, continuing 500 acres, more
or less lying james River in the county Of Chester.
field and is bounded by the said river and Stony creek,
nd the lands Of James lyle isham Pickett and others;
or so much thereof may be sufficient to pay and sa-
tisy the sum Of thousand five hundred and eleven
dollars, witt, interest, and cos, oil executing the trust
Decd which is assigned and set over TO Rnbt Tenn
pie and James w. Winfree. by deed from Colin Clark,
bearing da,o the 9Th dny Of December 1885, and record
ed in The Clerks office Of the County Court OF Chester.
field on the I4,h day Of December 1875. The tract OF
Land in the deeds above named is the same on which
Mr. NJ W Hancock now resides The tile 10 t!sls land
is believed 10 be ndispu,ahlc, but can only convey
such title as is vested in trustees
WIN. B.. CLARKE, br,
WIN. A. PATTESON,
Ian 30 Sl-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

GtHERRY HILL FOR SALE.--Will be sold, at
" public auction, for cash, at King William Court
house Monday, the Goth day of February next that
being court day. this desirable FARM belonging TO the
Estate of Ams,ead Robins decd, containing about thirty
five acres Of land, which is well adapted 10 the growth
Of corn, wheat and clover 1t lies abou; quarter Of
on an emnence that affords an extensive and beautiful
prospec, ohe adjoining country, and ii 10 as healthy us
any situation in the country The improvements con-
sisl of convenient dweng.hocee, and all necessary
out.houses more minute description is deemed I'M
necessary as persons wishing 10 purchase invited to
view The premises which will be shown them by MIR.
John Wilson, who resides thereon.
Professional gentlemen have seldom an opportunity
presented them of obtaining location SO eligible Pos
session will be given The purchaser The LIST of January,
$780, with the privilege OF seeding small grain in au-
tumn. SGSHN T. ROBINS,
Erccutrir Of .7nIStead Robins, decd.
I'm On Si-ll~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
SPEED THE MIL,


we are indebted TO the President Of the Richmond
f'eee'Fc&s5urg and PMnmsc Rail Rosd Company, Tor
oopy OF tse following Letter ftom the post4aasser-
Grne''i-We are happy TIA. lnss getting
y as lhey are-We hare this morning Tor Mr..
"'insoHs sePly 10 Mr.. KendaR-bot we shall do our
sees ire pleasure to sread il before readers ir
n"N We understood, t'.st If the Northern Mail be de.
"'efed at fredericksburg by o'csock In the mosning
IT, may se expected in this City by 10 ocock-s geest
improvement adeed-snd that equal advantages may be
tced 70 the hsii and the Public at large by cores
e'n Maxi 70 Washington, and the cross Routes.
n. WAsn,soroN, jan. 94th, 1888.
Dea' s'':-! have closed contract with the Rail Road,
reach gees into operation next Monday. The mail will
East from the East at 2. M and Start
iraves,aHI NJ 1t ought to be here at P. NJ, aud
shall s;so 49, hut the Companies would not agree
wish to do 81 the Express to Washington, and
shortest time :" as IA, South Castor Whist is the
Richmond mn'eh the mail lie run FROM here to
''"' 'es''"g here say ATOP. M.
VIVA high respect,
Your obedient servant
CONWAY RoR,,soy T.. AMOS KENDALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
On motion Of s1r. Tayloe,
The House adjourned.
70 TIE EbIrnRS [

TO TIE EDITORS OF TNE COMPILER.
In OF tho Proceedings tho House Of Delegates
Wednesday, resolution Inscribed calling the
Tor statement Of the pui by the sewers: Banks 10 tho
state bonus; for the received from tie Banks dvi
dends upon the States stock therca ard Jar e Of profits
rrde by said Banks The offered me, embraced
only tho first inquiries but the third can. the Treasurer
10 state the profits made by the Bnks addi by OF amend
mont .soluOn the another gcntcunn and
Iesi.ted the ground HAT the information, shbongh de-
c, could not hc urnshcdhy the 1rcasuer bot that the call
for il should be addressed the officers Of the Banks who alone
could rcspon ii. ask that will be obging insert
this note md that the Enquirer md
Wig IN whose the occurs, will do the favor
TO IT, Tho error otherwise mucrial nn it asc5rs
10 me cal! ot information upon particular Officer when know
that It was not in the power Of that officer 10 iun H.
Thursday, Jun. -, j. II, SHERRhPD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

.ae,srs Fd;tors-I ohss,,o RICHMOND, Jan. %.
that The bill N repsarr otss e se. in The mornings paper
st "intess session, was taken up on Sa"'d a. Tue
I ,s Indefinitely postponed Sigh, indispOsay snS
e neemency of the day. deprived ME Of the a"a
my Of voting for the repeal Of law which
having been passed for party purposes the pr,csn,
Petauon OF which DISTINGUISHES portion Of the e.s'
n, me common wealth, and is obnoxious 10 LARGE M
BY .. my constituents You will therefore obge me
s".vs lh's an insertion in your paper.
Yours, respectfully, VIM MARTIN.
u, tse One day Election Ln,o-Tbe srnooe 10 over-,na
indes" pealng the law of the las, session, has bee
TecommsGs postponed. We rejoice at the resut-We
which our ,s Debate Of Saturday last the H. of D.,
arguments oD 5 has given to day 1t furnishes the
our convic,o, 0' sides of the queson-but we confess
We corday sa, the day system carries The div.
iaw-as uDon ha IN the provisions of the existing
Law. '' ''e whole belier, than those Of the old
!" Mr. "10D's" Letter in our NEXT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
MARRIkG ES.

Married. in Washington, Tuesday, by the Rev "r Owen,
in ,h Seminary Va,
to Miss Ro.lHA. daughter of Genera! WALKER JoHes.
Married on Thursday 25ih ns by Right Rev. R. C.
Moore iiEsRY w QuARLr. Of the huue Of Sheppard, Wales
& Quarlcs Miss Sus.s r. TIoNr,o eldest daughter oil John
Thompson, all Of Richmond. -.
Married. at Bnyncfcd Caroline Co.. cath ns., by Rev w.
w. Ward Lieut. Thomas H. RoorEs 5. Navy TO- MsRr OVER
ro1 second daughter Jarr Minor Es,of Fssdceks-
burg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

:. Nc,s Crop SUGAR and COFFEE.
WE'VE offer for sale, now landing
wv 323 hhds new crop N o Sugar-csTgo schooner
Wanda r
8 hhds Porto Rico Sugnr.
find haze Afoat,
200 boxes and bbls Loaf, Lump and Crushee eugars.
Is bags new crop Lsgura Coffee.
IN Sore.
500 bags Havana and Rio Coffee.
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns
200 boxes Soap and Candles
so a. casks pure Malaga Wine
January 30 Gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
SuIe of Corn. Sock. &c nj Bieak Hill.

Sale If Corn. Sock: &c, al Bleak Hal.
YHYHE subscriber will sell, public auction at Bleak
Hill. in the county Of King William, miles from
Taylors Ferry and 25 from Richmond, on Tuesday, the
18Th day of February next, if fair, if not the next fnr
day thereafter his stock Of cattle, sheep, hogs horses,
and Mules large quantity of sheaf oats and blade od
der, Nc, Sc; household fornilure, kitchen and farming
utensils.
The terms of sale will bca credit of months for al
sums over ten dollars that and under, cash: The
purchasers will be required to execute bonds with aP-
proved security helore The property is removed
A. the Same time will Offer for sale my crop of corn,
estimated at 1900 burels credit Of 80 days, the pur
ct,asers giving bonds with approved security.The sub.
.crber will state that his stock Of cattle and sheep are
very superior, and his oxen unsurpassed lie IN
lower Virginia. THOMAS T. NELsoN:
January 81 oI-pt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

DEATHS.
Died. Friday morning. the Goth instant, CECILIA TTLrs,
daughter OF Thomas Lawson, aged two seGrS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

False 7lHrs,:- invasion OF Texas is sfl asa.-
eng-as appears BY Tie following article roR the LeGis
vile Advertiser:
Ihe report Of The irTasisn sf TEXAS. sece.veG few
GAYS s'aee, vac without foundation. The 6fly Mexi-
cans "ret ~ Col. Karnes gward, sent oct 80 poo
' ,t seae &esdsaea, who coli.cuSg cutie aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

nHUSCOE GARRETT, attorney at Lrw, has re-
VE moved 10 Tappalannock the County Sent OF Es.
sex and will devote his time exclusively to his profess
,;on-he will attend the Courts oil Essex, King 4 Queen,
King William and Richmond counties. Persons with
whom he is acquainted referred to Meesrs Lewis
Webb e. Co.. Binford, Brooks, Gay l. Co., Richmond;
mock; Messrs E. NJ Ware & Co, Bowler Essex. V-
fee Immediately opposite the Tavern of COL danger
field.
January 81 sl-"4"
VNAlLOR WANTED.-A first rate situation Tor
Tailor who can bring three or four ]ouEneypen'
is now open Columbia, Fluranna Connty.-Any IN,
formation wanted, may be obtained from
JOSEPH uODGSON.
~, D, Sl-4t-
NRINTING INK.-]ns, received al this Office a
supply of Johnson Il EuFanss Winter Ns1S INK,
which will be sold foI - censs per pound, for Cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

,,-s IN Debating 10 the Senate, with pcsv'rse Oh
,n, kaa Of sSsn must S Sss!'n ss ssn
the T''os ,h;ec, Of abolition, vas stated hy tie Sc
,on Q" Vac TTS,,ll ms coming from large number Of
major fro" Trs QUESTION a'sed to e,, right to
nss:SSs which Produced debate '' lasted ill nearly
nsh,. ,.,o hill IN smtaa tkc Consultations Of the
SAFE mas wv" i,,ssrs, Convention Of the two
MAINE h.rs "l,~,rls Whis Secretary at State, Yea:
luses, unc:lrs-by abou, an acreage vote Ok io'
In "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

CONWAY Roe,.eox r. AMOS KENDALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

VIE 10D Letter in our ncr,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14
!. Sin bas publifam. ,.~
cRabrt Cub Dor 0etrta eEep.

Gsinc unatbs Qrstnep ptrp ieet orn !8torSt
v Srepfater anp Gil Gala, Drn Canton, ~.
tereitct, I" Sala's Icutf1ts 2rautcr Glirr,"
ernattnt, 1tnb ais Gin debtcr artttel ausSt9ehsn,
Sic i'd nor betn 9ntlitum ais fal 10 unb als
I'd I'D t, 1tnp als eirtn 8etru9 auf bit stlctn'
ben unb bas putlittnn erttdre, ttte1ntt, ht,n SG'
ten 9lau.enineintr Mert3in ,u f9desn. 2ten9e'
,annter 6 I'll Sata (einer ,nttner Sraeer)
bat 6tfcnti3 ptrtretct ttitp iast nr aus, baB ~
melt, Seaept atts oct, Siitrn nttnts Saters ef1t'
t,cmnst, batts, rpeswcsen i'd i'm als etnet f2anr'
(t6tn Sisner unD Eaut1er hts pntlitnnts
crtlart. Gr ,tnb george 8rtpfahtr
boten ft6 aus trsenb einer tpslafttn arfat
dc pertuneen, tbre febwarse Abf 9ten SC.
sen mid aus,ufAbrtn, unb perfutbsn netn 9iuf
neintr Wlertiin babur@ ;n f6aben, haB lle ttbren
unddbten Qrtite( "Sala's Itutfhts &rauter
Glirir'' tlcnnett. Sd fprpere runincbr 9scrse
8rep{adbtr, eli @ata rpsr irSenc fcntt St,nanb
tep gcrwtrtuns ppn 500, btrans, ras Snt9
tepsutrn8ri,, meldes pas Siesert nneines Ients
fben &rauter Glfrirs tntbdlt, rbcr frnff ir9ttio
Gin 8esert ,ntines Glrirs-her Gnti6tteln9 ron
s.pcp unintrcsirtcn Qerfonen it,,tertpcrftn. Sd
iasr rt,n putlitrm rc6nals bltet Gudb ror
ibrcnt Irttct, ba btrtlte cine T d LED tt Str'
fdtfebuns ,i,tinss "Ieutf6en &rau'
ter Glirirs" it,; anp oaB teins aht TT,
a,,sstnrt,nlct1, ts bett hcn sd6rietenett Jlamtn.
jug pts Gistntbil,ntrs auf eem NuffAriftssrttcl.
Gantrn, Jlop. %. Spbn Sala.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14
THE OHIO STATESMAN.
SESSION PAPER.

24 During the session of the Ohio Legislature.
ItsTHE TESMAN" will be furnished to
subscribers at s SO for mammoth sheettwice
a week-S2 90 for orimperial, tri wcekly-and
daily imperial S3- payment always advance.
The6people ofOhio cann.t be insenible 10
the Importance il is to them, to be thoroughly
acquainted with the proccedingsof the Legis-
lative bottles, both State and National, as tbev
transpire. BY careful examination of their
proceedings, they cannot be imposed uDon
by thesdesigning on the eve}of our elections.
but ready at any moment to condemn what
is wrong, and defend WHAT is right, from their
own knowledge Of he facts as they exist. T'-
!. We shall be povided with reporters. of IN In
doubted industry and ability, who will not
only give the dry details business, but sketch
he most important debates.
Our Washington correspondent. p. viii f,r-
|nishus with daily, (or as often as necessa-
|ry,) sketches of Congressional proceedings,
The ability of our correspondent IS already
knownto ourreaders, and beyond our eulogy
Every possible attention VIII be paid to the
regular and prompt mailing ofthe papers. =
Any person who will furnish Ave s,jbscr;h
ers. with the money, shallrcceive atri-week-
|ty for his labor. lt ,.9s 2, es<. - =
The yearly Statesman isfurnishsd at ~ oa
in advance, as he etofart twice a week d,rg
ing the session ofthe Legislature, and weekly
the balance Of the year. No subscriptions to
the yearly taken for a less term than i year.
S. MEDARY & sBRO1'HEps
Columbus, NOVEMBER D. 1854 . I1''F' s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14
Seutfbes Birtbsb

in 3anespille, Musfinsum 60. Sbic.
lNer Gnpestenannte bctinpet bitr,nit ieintn
o gIeut,fben saunslente unp ras sefannntt
putlitnm, pab Ct pas irrbltetannte 2eirt6sbaas,
tetannt urttr Dem Jlan,cn ,.s-... !.
9Imertean6aus "
an ttr t.prbwtitliden Gde Der oo1artt unS 4tsn
Strabe, III 3anespille, (at,bem Jatipnal Iurns
reit,) te5r8tn, anc alsiffrntliats 8atfbaus III
soften serentt Die iba auf feine,n fribern@ @tanps
PLACE i,ber Wain tStrabe init iDre,n 3afprub
btebrt haftn, tpirb ct nit 9ersnu8cn an Ieiner
ne'.et Steae tep iD,n anlpre6en feben, mic lttrs
banN bic frrtpaucriipe 8untf nnb Gunbfbaft
ftiner 06nner our6 frp,tpte ,ino CUTE 8cpienuns
,tab billi8e 8ebanpfunS 3u persienen fu9en. Sci,
ne 9hsnte, 1ifd 8cttuns, @taGuns &c. fper.
ben fo tefet ftpr baB fe ftb pon ttltf sinpfeblen
80. 4 r : 'yt QBiaiam &pps.
2anrsrtllt, ofars 3. En-. ts&r
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&. s.. Witibers Morgen unb q,
- e. benbrrfer in @efdnaen,

nab Der 9tcn ptrmebrttn unp ptrteberttn Crt8l'
nalaus8abe far rie teutfdcn 8errbner Gmtritas.
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relrDa. Setiser sarcnpreis, (9Sn setunben 81.
0tcfts qDert iq MIN, au6tr in rtr Derlass.
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QS eaatrt, SO s22, Brpbrap. 0su Yrrt; 8.
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2eintrr, pbtliprstur8; Il QEtttinS, Gantcn, &C..
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anf bicies Qpett, prn beBtm Q1ertbe mir uns
purc6 etsnt ltnttr1tAun9 ilttrstuSt baten, anes.
nc.llnrn. Jcp. %. E15 ~. Gin.
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gU D DIfetIer%
ols irgenppo unD iemals 4!

ols irgenptpo uno iemals y!
0er gnbesbenannte benadridt feline
- Srtunbt unb bas putlitmm i'm allSemti,tett
raB tein Gleiperlfpbr sesenlpartis poatanris per'
'tbcn tit, NIT cincm auserlefenen Sprratb pp'' r.
&teioun9sftlden jeoer gattsng>
aus suten Stpfftn ttnb bursb cute Nrteit perfer'
tist, H,to wtlbr alte CT III tillistrn pretfer abs
feet, ais jt irssnrfpo frnft ut batcn flnr. NJ
t-wtrb Ct Naftrd8e unp prirat>Nr'
Felt jerer Irt, 70 f@ntil unb tilts als n6slb tint
als al, trsrnb tt1em anrern Orte CUR 3ufricett'
bsit tetner Skinner perftrti9tn unp befpr9cn.
mi4ael 2B eiBert.
Gautcn, Au9utt II. 1888. 6Dlt.
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&eet. Seorg grepfader
tS tatfet biermit feinen Gre,

II tattet tiermit feinen Ereuns
- Sei, nnb eineni setbrten pntlita,n
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