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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-07
FabUN ID,

I'm the Village of Edgeield, a Pocket Book.
ID containing sundry valuable treasures. The
owner is invited 10 call at this Office. prove pro-
perry, pay for this advertisement, and take it
away.
Jana, 1889 It ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-07

Avoid argumen, with the ladies; in spin
ming yarn among silks ond saiins, n man
Is sWe TO be frtfstn = IS
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
Io,rsEOF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, the committee on
Foreign Affairs, to which had been refer
rcd the message OF the President OF the
United States in relation to the difficulties
between Maine and the Province OF New
Brunswick. made report of a very i'm.
portant character, accompanied by ab'il
n Substance as follows: The first section
authorizes the President to resist any at
tempt of Great Britain, by arms, to exer-
else exclusive Jurisdiction over thar part
Of the territory &c Maine which is in dls-
mute and TO employ the naval and militia
~ forces of the United States, and SUCH
portions of the militia as he may deem 1t
cxpedient TO bring into services. The Sc
cond section provides, in case OF actual
invasion, or emminent danger thereof, be-
fore Congress can be convened to raise a
provisional force oftwenty regiments, con-
sistinr of riAemen, cavalry, artillery, and
infantry. Third section, to put all the
naval force in commission. Fourth soc
finn. 10 borrow-millions of dollars, upon
certificates Of stock redeemable for five
wears, at five per cent. Section five pro-
yidos for.an outfit for special embassy to
London to cooperate with the resident
Minister there, and urge prompt settle
ment of the boundary question. The
subject, after some discussion, was refer
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

XKTE observed with pain and regret, tina; in
w this and in all the adjoining conn
ties, the democratic party were obliged to pat.
roniso federal papers, (for thoy had none other
OWN or be without The advantage Of local nows.
The aristocracy--the few as usual, had all the
influence Of that mighty engine, the press opc.
rating in their cause, and used it in tho propo.
CATION and dissemination Of their own seIfish
principles and designs-As American citi
zens devoted to our countrys interest, honor
and glory, VIC twelve months ago mounted the
ar-saddle--poalcd the battle cry,--callod, and
mot in vain, on the frocmen, by the loyeof their
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30


The LADY Llw.-rhe alabama In
tellgenccr docs not like the ladies' law
lust passed in this state. lie says it
will produce ''contcsts and alienation
between those whom god has made o;.e
flesh" We have never heard that
it produced such result in louisiana;
and we are Of the opinion that when
such OBJECTS are manifested, "Ged" had
little to do with the union. lie says
it will establish the most arbitrary and
intoerablc of all despotisms, yclcPl
pett,coat government" We do MOI
know any thing Of the evils of such a
government, but we have always
thought that those who denounced it.
greatly exaggerated its miscries. In
decd. we have never been able TO i'm.
agine how the rule Of woman, With al
the delicacy and refinement OF her IA
ture, could be so 'sintolcrablc' as VIC
nave heard it described. At all events
the raen in Mississippi have shown thai
they are incapable OF governing then
own business. or that of the state, Judi
ciously: and we are willing to let the
ladies try their hand. They CAM
make things worse, and We are dis
posed TO thinll they will improve ou'
condition. Ladieswo speculate. MOI
bank, nor steal, except it is our hearts
and we will mol quarrel with them a
bout that. The law. we hope, will bt
salutary check on the credit system
and Mr.. Hadley deserves the thanks o
the ladies, and also Of the men. for sa
wing them from MISUNDERSTANDING
Sc,,iineH
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
u office

A LII persons that haze not settled their
IN accounts with the frm Of Whitney &
Anderson, which come under the iurisdic-
tion ola Magistrate, will lind them in the
hands Of T. W Pound, Esq, where they
will please call and settle the same, those
who wish to save cost viii Immediately
comply with this notice.
WHITNEY & ANDERSON.
March % 5-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

region Of existence, until an eternal calm rcigns
over this tara iacogniia. We then feel that
sickness Of the heart arising from hope forever
deferred Nothing can alleviate this narrowing
stateit withers all tho joys Of life, and blights
all the faculties of the soul ! was once happy
in the midst ola little world Of which was the
proud aoyoroignall my subjects we're content.
ed and obedient--hut where are they now? The
dcarer portion are Wondering fast into their pa
rent dust on the banks Of the romantic Clyde,
and the others truly bclopea, are under the doubt
ful care Of merccnary hands, in the land Of the
strangers!
Far from my projecting arms, far from my
fostering care and PARENTAL solicitude. Oh! cru
I'll fate, who hast wiod il so FL am now like the
lone oak in the wilderness. stripped Of all its
graceful foliage, shattered and riyen to its very
roots by the war of clements, and Gods music
rolling along tie heavens! No tender saplng
TO entwinc their plant arms around my wealth
-er beaten trunk-al ray associations of former
days arc seycred-ral the links which chained
me down to my native land, arc rent in twain
forever; al the ties OF kindred and of love arc
suildcred OH when think Of this my heart
often dies within me, and lay my aching head
upon thorny pillow, coming over in sickness
and in aorFow my by.gono days of happiness
and domestic felicity my mind often reverts,
in anguish, to the home of my childhood-to the
Tree Tint shaded nc during the gambols of limo
.nencc--anl The crystal little stream that pratt
fled by the door. Where can fiud balm to
my sorrow It cannot be in frcqucnting the or
GIGS of vice in all its hidcous shapes and FORMS
!, cannot be in tbs society of the dearly beloved
object, who
"Dlosscd with temper whose unclouded ray,
Makes tomorrow as cheerful as to day"
No! she has crossed that bourne whence no ira
Keller returns to tell the tale Of JOY or woe!-
Peace to her mane She is not to be mourncd,
but he, whose bones may lie nnshrncd, unwcpt
and unburcd on the shores of distant cline
eic transit AMIR mundi. w. i. II.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

An INDEPENDENT TREAsURY.--Whosc
officers responsible to the people, instead
Of Privileged corporations, shall guard the
peoples money. Democracy asks in rain,
mhat claim hare the Banks to use this pab-
lie treasure as their oun, again to conrert
il into an engine Of ruiaous expansions
and contractioas Of the currency, and Of
ncc political i,anica and prcssmcs, 10 en-
force submission 10 the Money Pouer!-
Senator BuchaEGn'S Toast
The sober second thought Of The Pc0-
pie ncrer rrong, and Arrays efficient"
Var Buren
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
PiMey Woods Planter,
SECOND VOLUME.

There are only ttco sorts Of government, onc Of
and the other Opcr The peopie;--'pe haze Sworn 10
support the former and oppose The latter
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
N Office

TEVHE partnership in the Rlaci,smith's
n Business, heretofore existing bc,~rrp
BROWN and STREET was on the frs;
day of .Iannnry disstlred BY mu'ual cen.
sent The books and accounts are IN the
possession of Mr.. Robert ". Brogn, here
these who are indebted 10 the sail FiYm
will FIND it TO their advantage 10 call, "
fore the first Of March--os ailthe n@cn.f'7
that are no, by that time paid, sill la
lodged in the hands Of the proper officers
for collection. Those having claims .
gainst the firm viii please eail and settle
the same with Mr.. Brown.
ROBERT ". BR0NA,
IL G. STREET.
Feb 70 3.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

Al rms GOOD OLD PRICES.
YE7iIE subscribers ;akc plea5u1a in an
u nouncing t. The public that they arc
now carrying on the above Business in Liz
boIty, at tho Old stop on Washington st..
and are prepared to do work oiall sorts in
the blacksmith line, at the shortest notice
and best style, FulIy satisfied that ONE
DOLLAR is enough fer making and pat.
ting on pair Of shoes. they Will shoe her
SEES for TWO DOLLARS tho SGT, and Do
all other worl in proportion. They arc
supplied with iron, Steel, Coal, &c, and
will make it the interest q! tho Printers
and others TO give their custom; Therefore
they doubt not but liberal share Of PIT
ronage (Which they so,:eit.) will to cz,cn-
dad to them. JONES 4 1IILOFSON
Liberty. February . 1899. 50-u
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

red t. the Committee Of the Whole On The
state Of The Union, n,.i mrde the special
order CT the day for Tomorrow, 10 take
precedence of all other business.
The bill for the suppression of Indian
hostlitics for the year 1899. containing a
provision for the payment ofhorscs lost in
the service Of the United States; also, the
bill making appropriations for the Protec-
ton of the frontier, after some discussion.
were passed.
The bill providing for the taking Of the
census in 1910, was under discussion in
committee when our paper vas put to
press.
The proceedings of the House, which
the press ofmatter has compelled us to
omit, will, be brought up in day or
two.--Globe.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
For the rincy Wooda Planter.

Alas, how ia would be this world OF ours,
How falea tn virtues and how lark its flowers;
Il 10 bright future DER the grave arose,
10 gid our tears and sanctily our woes.
In iaircr cline beyond the woes OF this,
Whose all corodng grief shall end in bliss;
Shall We in gadncss and in Joy no cr IA Get,
Where kindred spirits will each other greet
0, yes! there arc for rs Ecw joys in store,
Ofricb celestial bliss, for eyernorc;
Then all the ills that here our pathway shade,
VIII turn in heaven to joys which never fade.
r. J.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

SENATOR BucHANNAN.--We have read
with unalloyed delight the mastery and
overwhelming speech Of this distinguish
cd scholar and statesman, upon Mr.. Crit
tenden's sedition bill, recently introduced
into the Senate Of the United States. The
manly and republican sentiments which
arc to be found in this admiral effort, will
meet with hearty concurrence on the
part ofeycry genuine republican in the
county. The attempt on the part of Mr..
Crittendcn and certain other Senators to,
gag the freemen Of the land, will, if We
understand Alright the feelings of the pee
pie, meet with their scycrest rcprobution.
Tho Alien and Sedition Laws, secured the
overthrow of the old Federal party; and il
VIC arc not very much mistaken, this re-
cent Infamous attempt TO manaclc the
lreomen Of the country, will ensure the
everlasting condemnation Of IFS unprinei-
pied authors. Ball Rep.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

JOHN 'rOTIiILL,
VIM. +. EISELY.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
TP Golcontio Place, i
FOR SALE.

EHVHlS Plantation is situatcd On Wells
-M Greek, Franklin county, 80 milc,
from Natchoz, and within nnie q.
tho main Liberty rond lending to Natche
via. Prospect Htll; containing $50 &C,
Of valuable land, the improvements cca
sIst Of 1870 acres cleared and N 3 high
state ofculti alton, first rate gin end
mill Of two Years standing, q comihriab.a
dwelling and out-houses, togeiher With
convenient we'll Of excellent water Ihis
place will be sold on credit Of 7, 2, 3 e.
4 years; these DESTROYS Of purchasing
plantation would do well to call and sy
anime the premises. For terms apply 10
Thos. J. Grafton, on tho premises, 10 Jnn
G. Fleming, Prospect Hill, Adams count f.
or to Philip Q. Hughes, Fayolto, Jciforaoh
county.
Golconda, May ). 1876
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

The PINEY WOODS PLANTER is publish
cd weekly, on an Imperial sheet, printed on fine
paper, and forwarded to subscribers at FIVE
DOLLARS per annun in advance, or SIX DOL.
LARS at the expiration Of the year. All pay
mcnts made in the first three months win be
considered as in advance
JoHN roTHIIL,
WIN. I. EISEIY
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

The following table shows the times of
holding elections, the seats OF government,
and the stated periods for the meeting Of
the Legislatures, Of the several States in
tho Union:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30
(2tus Der 5annopsr 4ajette9 -
8otI1 8usEanof.
4ssrtebts. bis PUN l5ten SuIp,

Debrere 1T NeuDorf cinaeIaufeue Dad
(etfdife haben Teut9teiten bis gum cbi9et
Datum 9ebradt, ullr 3 Gage loGter als
Die friiher erbalteren. QSir gsben in noe
ni9en gSorteu nabfebeno ben pagptiu
halt oerlelbcu
Sn Gnalano 1T bic 8auntpoGe nod
metr i'm preiS eefalIen, 70 bas MIN pcr
I bis l pens per pfltno rpent9er besatli
ot5 bic 9Scd,e ocrher.
Die 9rcee Sittfhrift Der gbortiiter
puroe nit Nttltng i'm S>aAie Der @emels
ncu aufleucmmen, uno Die BARN a,l9e.
flbrten 8eidwerben rubI9 llterlc3t, alletn
teD Der slbitimnung fanoen ltd nnr 64
(luterltllscr cerfelbcn.
Die fron56Git'e Gnm,ner Der Spair5 hat
eiuitimmid Sarbes uno Wialcn ol6 9tds
oel5fubrer Der neulitheu Sn(urrection
lttuloi0 erflirt. Uut bat oteielbe nit eit
ucr Mebrbeit BON 1870 Stimmen erfldrt,
oaB fIe Der @rmoreun1 BON Sipep SffiSte>
rem It)uloi3 ftno. 9llle bic ilbrl9en @efangs
enen tuuroeu in 70 tpeit fbulot9 befunren>
bag Ee & beil an Der c5nlurrectiuu 9enoms
men bdtten. Dieis lebteru iperocn, tpie
man 91arbt, entrpeoer transpcrttrt roer
auf bic @aleeren 9eEhictt, inoescn sneifelt
man niht an Der 8ernrtbeiInng Ger Sfrep
erffcrn sum Iooe. Die 0ie9ierltn9 bat ale.
n5thigen gorGdtsmaa6rcgeln 9e9en eirten
ctipaioen geriud, bic Gjef1ngenen 5n be-
f:sDen 9etreffen, tnoem fIe aeltlnintt oaoon
ltnterrihtet 1T, pa6 Elm 8orlhtag Der Irt
inn QSerfe tDQr.
Der Grice in SYrien oauert nrh fort.
Ten Sultructicneu sufcl9e, trelde bic
uno en9Iilhen Slomirdle oufI
Ger 1epante Citation erbaIten taber,
ldciut es beutIitb gu fem, baB biele 9tcz
qierltngeu aefonnen ilno, ir9eno Gin 3uz
lummeutrefen Der fetnolihen tnrfifhen
uno eeyptlfhcn Btotteu Sll oerbincern.
Scr 6luB Sisris 1T beD Der Stabt 8a0'
cao, in 9Iilsn, ,ou6geretcrL uno bic boourd)
cerur fod,te ueterfd'pemmun9 bat mcbr
us 1000 Bohnhduler 3erl10rt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30
9ie 9Sanf Don eSttiuCls.
len

Dic 3wei9banf bon @hicasc mtfd,tc fld,
in Die TleiIh(pefulattcH, bic ucn @olena
in bic Bleiipefulaticn; miro uns
Elm oritter nanpcIsortifel bie(rr Anltalt
betannt 9emadt. Tdmlih bic 3,pei9bant
Don QuineD mifd'te flt) iii oie E an b fpez
fulaticu 8ei 8erfauf Der 6fentlid,en
Qducereien Su Quincy erfhlen Sr;- Gld,.
&. 8arret BON Sprin9f1elo unb ntad,te
6efannt, caB er gum slufnuf pcu ednbez
rcien jeoe Sumnle porsuihieeeu erbotia
fei. Sur 9Msf fIhruu9 eiefes 8erfpredens
bradte er pom pr6fcenteu Der N2uttsr>
banf einen @reoitbrief all sie Iireftrren
III GuiucN speriu tieie au9ewielen ,purs
csn, ibm fehe Sum,ne e ausWsakIcn,
bic er oerlan9en tpilrbe. Demaoh licb ct
an ete 8auern mdhreno bes Gerfaufs Die
Summe bon $1,000, l,m bic beldcieeue
jdbrlide 3inien bon SO per Gent. @r CAB
Den @elo Iuheneeu Sin Ueilun9en auf Die
Sauf, bic, Inn alIcn 9lnfprilden 9enil9en
III f6nuen, oa6 @elb aus anbern 3pei9s
banfen suiammentplen muBte.
Da Die Nonf fet Stu6tf W2cnaten nitt
nur ben beften Soanoelspapieren cas Diss
contiren perlaet bat, unter benz 8orgebeu,
oaB tein 9elo in ber Banf 1ei feneern
and,, tpie ale ilbri9e 3Weigbanfcn, ale 4
Wonate 20 per Gent bon oen frilber ouss
9eliebcnen GeIcern ein9eSo9en bat, 70 III
flar, bag fle thrs Seitimmun9 fhledt en-
fiillt, unb bas @eEo auf cine bem publis
fnm naehtbeiEi9e Betie anmeueet.
urmltteIbar nad Den Sdnocrcien Scr.
fdufen in Quincy fanoen bic in Burlin9s
TIN, Sptpa @ebtet, ltatt. 9lud babin re-
CAB Id 0err Barrett, 1lnb fd,rieb ober-
mails iein 9lngebct aus. $4,000 brahts
er bier on Die 9luGeoler inter, uno tpirce
ncd mebr ocrseihpBen hoben, ,penu Die
ocrtigen 9lnfeoler liht ielbft Sien,ltd) 9u'
nit baarem Geloe oeriehen 9etpeien tpd
ren. Gie Hrt, tpie Sserr Barrett feline slu
Ieiten madt 1T folgence. @r ldBt oae
: 2uno ouf leinen Tomen eintragsu, uut
/ 9iebt teu sln feblern cine 8erfhreibme
I ca6 or ibuen eiuen Gaufbrief ausfertiaet
t nsro, tpenn Ie ihm in 3eit eineS Sobres
Den 'preis ces Qantes nit einem stnfldlal
t uen SO per Gent aueaohlem werten. SIC
i gen 3tnienpuders fam ct euf biele Wei
= ie n'd't a"9efrdltea perren; pb es are
Ger g de nob feiner III, biirfte ein
anoere sSraae fein. (stns. tes 9Sest
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30
Der 9reBe 6enrn Sian.

Wic tief lenft iId eieler gRann IN be,
1htuug alIer ocradnbt9en gg,nfteu
Stm gebt es, tpie alien ebrgei,ieen uuo ae
fdu'hten aemterji,ern. Gum 8eneiI
oteneSel9enbes, cas bon Inn in elmer Re
De 9ednsert ipuroe> ole er fiirsltA su 50
me9o, Seeu Oorf tielt. gr Engte:
"Benn Gs M,artin Ban Buren, ,pieter
Sit tpdhlen fpiinfften, 70 m59ten lie uur
oas oalten BON @cuoenticnen unb gBab.
iengan3 aufaeben, benu fpie General sad
ton telEen 9tadfolqer anaeifeat tabe, fc
truroe audi Ban 8uren ben feiuiaen am
lteue,t uno spenn es aud 6 ON 8e NJ
TON mos &enba II ODER Der & E IL
fel felbft mare"
Das flinst uabrlib fdbSu pon ben eorz
oioaten elmer partbei, bic ale Gittfnns
felt, alien 9lnifane, ,lnb alle Rluoheit fir
flh alIein in Aniprud ninmt. Nerr stna
muB fhon bemerft babea, bae in beu aaei.
ben bes 8olfs fein Maun beliebter il
als Colonel Benton. Was aber feine z Soz
taniid,e Wajelfdt anbelanst, 70 tpellen
,plr ale 9emeinfhnft NIT 6erfel6en, bem
4errn Clap alein iiberlaeen, unb tpann
g m.f Beisebub's Sonlfe ben prd(Ibenteu.
tnpl er1ansen fana, 70 ipirb eben Die oerr.
Waft oes "alten gsid" ibren anfana nebs
Mea-eae NJ oles. tSt. bes 9olfs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

tbea pes QBeibes it, fiibrte fle ben Hatb
ce6 Tremben aus, ihcB ben SfeSer, Gem
Ge od6@eIe iiberbrahte, audi III oem nam
lideu AuoentIide nieoer. Gine SetunSe
barouf blibte Die piftcle hes 9attes nno
Der ,weiieNc9er ititrste lebIcS ':leoer. ger
brittle tpolIte entfliehcn, Rel aber u'ter oett
MeBeritiden feiuesSerfol9e s. llnteroes'
Ell ipareu bic Nnhbarn herte qeeilt II. ald
mai, bic fdnrorSe Sarbe bon rcn Hduterll
ohpu1d, eutrcdte man III Dem einen oct
gderif ietbif. Gie llebriacn uorcn nobe
prbnenne 8cf1nntc: Ctod oneern 9lue>
Ia9en betru9 bic ocpcuirte Sunme 10000
Iho(er. (Sut! 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

betrohtet ypurben, bin9etpirft haben ,ou'
IDie 8eruytbeiten fuo theils nah Stot>
Irien, m fbeas mad, Seu &uutalls oerban1t.
go,, bcn a,tm Iope 8crurtbetlten trItten
nar tptniac bingeridtet, Die ltbr'gsIt ee>
onabiot >pcrbeu 1ein. @u1er Der 2erut>
tbeilten, Der rtcfc 9nabe brrdba1le ntdt
spoate, ltarb ben Gag ooEo"I
I'M @efdngniBe."
Die bud, Briefe ans SaeD 9emeleete
ercBe 9fiiitune Der Rueen 9ssen c'eS ,diers
feeeu miro and burh rie neueiteu Sr'efe
|aus SccBa beftdti9t Die "Gmes' pom
AZ. SUM- bemerft aber ScI0cnbse: "llns
fer Brief aus @onitautiucpel meloet, DAT
40 & IransportIhiffe NIT rnBilden 2rl!p'
pen fi,rsItd, su 91eout SRaleh, in We9r'lls
en-, aneetcmmeu feien, BON NO 10000
Osauu mad, Gifis in geergien beitlmm'
Tno, ncSries ssrulhtn9en i'm sroeenW'oae'
jtabe I'M @an9e iino.
@enun, Sunt. Ter b'ef9e tpon11
lhe @on1ul 1T bon feiuer 9icaierun9 Srs
ri,dbcrufen ,poroen uno trift s!nltalten
CUR fhuellen Nbrei}e; icmit 1T oenn Jroe
joancelsoerbmoun9 smiidlen Sranten nno
Saronien rSuis ab9ebrrd)cn. S>ier nno
in eipcrno eirselaufene Briefe meleenI
naB mebrere farbinild,e Gdife fpaniihen
Greu;ern in Die 0dnoe 9efallen feYn fol-
i'm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

Talihe IS 9icten auf Die Grie Gauutp
8anf 81 8nffalc uno Die st,titas8anf IN
'lttifa, genefce Sauntp, 81. q. fIno i'm
llmlanF Sic (Iuo aus S in S. urnae,pouz
eelt pereen, ineem man een aasaeffhnits
ten unb eircn 5 an feline Gtene oepornt
bat. gtcn 70 bat man cie QBcrte One
Dollar anf Ger red)tcn Scite ousaefd,rits
ten' nrb Gle 9Scrte Five Dollar cafiir an,
aeporpt. Tie 9Srr!e One Dollar in rer
:l)a!tte ber Bills iInc ic scrfratt tag man
n'd't ieId)t uEteriheieen sann, mic es beis
Zen lc0. S;h
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