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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-09
Copy ola Letter from Col. j. Coleman.

EAsTON, March I, ISlO.
Dear Sir,-HIving been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much from pain in
the breast, shorness of breath, and other distressing
symptoms, and AFTER having tried all the known rene
dies with but little or no benefit, was advised 10 try
the Hydropedttia Elixir Accordingly obtained one
bottle, aud after taking few doses, much reliev,
ed and after using several bottles perhaps three ouI-
was completely restored to health have also known
II used in several other with like success in my
immediate neigliborhood.
Your obedidcnt Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
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I'm consequence of the change in The hour of arrival
ID te Eastern Mail and in compliance with use Tequl
dOns of the Post Office department, the Mary lard ana
Virginia Steamboat Company hereby give nouce mat
IN and after THIS DAY, April the I'd the Steamboats,
II shis dine. consisting of the ALABAMA, GEORGIA
and JEVVESS, will leave the lower ens of Spears
Wharf alternately, EVERY DAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
~ ~ the Eastern mail arrives fof Norfolk and
7lAs PoT1smout and Roanoke Rail road
On arrival at ortsnouh, Cans will be in readiness to
znEey passene rs Weldon, N c., from whence ira
-Epalers will proceed immediately to Wilmington, and
aSm thence by Steamboat Charleston "a distance of
300 miles from BaltRore) in about 50 hours, OF less.
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk alternately, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and ATUEEAY fer RichH07&
and RelersbZTg Passengers saging EalnAofs by
kae on Monday, Wednesday and Friday are sure of a
fssnnexon.
FDr the North, of the above Boats will leave Nor
kak DAILY at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ. and touch at Ports
nsuth for passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Ezr0ad who will have the option Of being placed
npming board the Philadelphia Steam boat off North
Point, thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
sar5er than they possibly do by any other route
N being brought up the city, where they remain
nkl half past p NJ and take the Railroad NORTH
This line has been in operation "a years, and there
has been Gccdea board the boats involving
seas of life or injury TO Inns.
JOHN c. MOALE,
General Agent of the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co, BALTIC.
Freight FOR Portsmouth viii be Landed Norfolk an /
seat across at the cost Of the eonsgnee.
Passage through TO Weldon, Sl3
Rsssge to Norfolk, (mtals ineluded,) So
Pasae TO Richmond, (meals included $40
ap ISsagdu
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SONS OF AFFLTCTION LOOKI!:

SONS UF' ABFLTCIIUN IUUFk IT.
EHR. VANDOE'S (fr0m Germany RESTORA-
~ TIVE PILLS, positive cure for Gonorr'ea
Stubborn Gleets Settle superiority of Dr. Vandons
Restorative Pills every other medicine yet dscuv
cred for the of GouoGe, elect, and other diseases
of cuniary passages, become every day evdeps
from their extraordinary demand and universal
since their introduction into the country, not less ihas
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and instances
have been known to fail perform perfect in
few days. The composition Of the Pills being entirely
different Gom any uIei Vi TIC and, they
warranted not TO produce those unpleasant and un
frequently dangerous symptoms 80 oftene experience
while taking copava, cupebs, uTpenne. mercury, and
that class of medicines usually resortcd to by the uns
full in these complaints.
For sale only BY the undersigned who is the sed
aeeat for this part country. The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
N. b. Persons at a distance can be suppliedby en-
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
90 q. l.. DUHURST
corner of Pratt st. & Dugans' wiMt
maI3 Iswer end Marke Street
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H HI IRA u
u SOUTH-HALIFAx, IN. C0 0ctotcT ieth, lS4o-
We, the undersigned passengers from Baltimore South,
here by caution the public against the Misrepresentation
made by the Bay Line of STEAMBOATS, and the Ports
mouth and Roanoke rail road from baltimore, via Nor
folk 10 Weldon, N c. in favor of teir unrvaled eXPe-
dhon.
We were assured that the Bay Line was the only line
by which passengers could reach the Wilmington raj
road Weldon, thereby leaving the impression that this
the only roule by which passengers could reach the
Wilmington rail road; and also that would be twenty
four hours advance of The passengers BY the Great
Mail Line. But great astOnishment arriving
Weldon too late for the for Wilmington
and Charleston; and instead of being ''twenty-fOur
hours in advance OF he mail, thrown back
twenty four hours behind it.
II is true the Bay Line, via Portsmouth, is the only
line running to Weldon, but passengers by the
Great Mail Line landed by steamboat II Halifax
point equally pleasant the Wilmington rail road,
several miles below Weldon.
II there had been any unavoidable accident to prevent
getting through in time would most willingly
the detention; but nothing of the kind occurred
the night OH the bay was calm and pleasant we
witnessed, and nothing TO prevent the steamboat
gliding the smooth surface the water as fast as
steam could drive
1t Us, therefore, that, as they have failed in
complying with their promises under the mos IA
vsTable circumstances, the traveller place but little
reliance on their fair promises or their flaming hand
bills.
(signed) JAMES w. BAILEY, Macon. Ga.
CLEMENT EARL, Geneva. ". Y.
w. II. SMITH, Montgomery Ala.
G. TAFT. Hawkinsvlle, Ga.
Il. ROBERTS, do do
JAS. F. FARRIOR, Apalachicola, Fa.
| G. w. GLENN, Columbia, S. C..
! JAMES w. BURKE, Mobile, Ala.
| ID. w. TOMLINSON, do do
The original OF the above card can be seen at the of
fee OF STOCKTON, FALLS & CO, Baltimore, mex
door above the Baltimore and Philadelphia rail road of
fee. ola 81
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPIIIA
RAIL ROAD LINZ DIRECT.

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
! RAIL ROAD LINE DIRECT.
/ THR o u G. II IN SIX H o UR S.
! J ia Trenton, Princeton, New brunswick, Newark
sc by continuous Line of Rail Road from Philadelphia
Jersey City, opposite the city of New York. crossing
lhe DelswaTe The Rail ROad Bridge at Trenton
- ~4a~vT A CONTIGUOUS STEAM BOAT,
Aszsewill be in readiness at Jersey City to
vcy passengers across the river without
deentien taking the Baggage Crates on board. Leaves
the Trenton Rail Road Depot Philadelphia, corasro
Third and Willow streets DAI Y, Sundays excepted.
Morning line at ak O'Clock. A. NJ.
U. 8. Mail Pilot Line al z. Nj.
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning Line al O'Clock, A. NJ.
U. s. Mail Pilot Line at % ?. NJ.
3Fare in either Kne, ST. returning the liz es lra'a
New York. ut A. NJ and at 4 =. n
Philadelphia. mn d
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PHILIP MORRIS
ffom {ke Slls1uetanna Neglsfer.

Sold by q. ;: DUHOhSi,
Corner Of Pratt st. and Dugan's wharf, lower end OF
Centre Market space, baltimore. au "
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PREPARED BY JACOB HuUCK, Baltimore,
EISOR the cure of the following diseases: Tumors
n rheumatism, Gout Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chill
bains, Frost Bites, Mumps Stiffness of the JotSts,
Cramps, Burns, Soalds, and all kinds of Sweili "a az
tended with pain.
5hT-Ihc LINIMENT can be obtained AT HOUC 8
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market su CT
with pLoper directions for using. Price so cents.
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COM Ola Lciter from the Rev. p. Morris.

Your obedident Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
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ruRrHER pEyELOPEMENTs.

The Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday morn
ing contains the afidavits of Col. Swift, the
mayor, Bella Badger, and others referred to and
Implicated in the testimony of j. ID. Stevenson,
alias Jarvis BY this last name he introduced
himself in Philadelphia, while seeking for EVIL
lence to support the nefarious conspiracy he was
.ngaged, with others, in perfecting. The affida-
Wits of these gentlemen agree fully and in every
particular with the statements Of Messrs. Grin
hell, Blatchford, and other respectable gentle
nen in New York. They go to establish the
act asserted, that, in 1898, individuals went on
, New York from Philadelphia, for the purpose
# detecting Illegal voters from the latter city;
ind that Stevenson, allies Jarvis, visited Phila-
lelphia on the 1lth of this month, and called
Upon some of these individuals for the purpose
Il obtaining men, as he said, to perform the
anne important service in New York that those
,sd performed who went on in 1888, viz. to de-
ect illegal voters from Philadelphia, or, rather,
prevent the registry of individuals from that
'ity. Failing to obtain, as he had hoped, any
evidence OF such a system of fraud, he returned
10 New York, and had recourse to wholesale
labricahons to get up excitement against the
Wing part y rfp
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FIRE-Ths alarm of fire last evening origin
ated from the burning Of a small frame dwell
ling in Cowpcp alley, a few dosrs from Liberty
street. The roof of the adjoining house took
fire also, but the flames were soon arrested by
our active fremen.
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EAST INDIA SeUADSoN.-Captain Downes,
ow in command fthe Charlestown Navy Yard
is TO have command, it is reported, of the East
India Squadron, to consist of the Constellation
frigate and Boston sloop of war, the latter to be
commanded by Capt Stringham.
The French are now building fourteen 100 gun
ships, nine Of so guns, and 20 frigates. Z i A.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
.yOHy TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.
wuTG ELECTORAL TICK Ei
FOR MARYLAND.

gz-ss1'he ohVIou. 4ehniuon OF Il 4honaicn.,
saws Gibbon, 'Sseems to be that of State, in
which single person, by whatsoever name he
may be distinguished, is entrusted with the ercc"
tioa Of the la,cS, the nlaraaSene tette reSe''''e
and tie command Of the army"
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r. The New York Times says--stIt is rumored
that the head of the Democratic party is in the
city, incog. experimenting the proceedings Of
the conspiracy" e
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The Presidential Election in Maryland will
be held on the FIRST Monday, being the SCI
OND DAY Of November, and not on the nii'th.
The election in North Carolina on the TWELFTH,
and not on the nineteenth of November
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The New York Times Of Saturday, says that
B. f. Butler, that pure patriot, sent off some
10000 copies Of the Standard, containing the
Star Chamber proceedings Of the Loco Fpco
conspirators
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NEw YORK.

The New York Herald notices the movement
of the Abolitionists to which we referred in our
last. But the development of the conspIra cy
charging Messrs. Blatchford, Grennell and others,
with bringing fraudulent voters to New York,
must rest on their accusers. The statement of
these gentlemen denying the charge, and the af-
fidavit Of Glentworth, fully disprove it, that
it must recoil on their accusers. 2
But we consider the movement Of Mr. Olcott,
and others, at Albany, as of much greater i'm
pertance It is not the weight of one man. The
relations between MIR. Qlcott and Mr.. Van Blu
rem have been the most intimate. Nothing but
a sense Of public duty would have impelled Mr..
o. to sever those relations and not then, unless
he was convinced that Others the personal friends
Of Mr.. Van Buren,, would sustain him. The
movement of Mr.. Olcott indicates the total ever
throw of Mr.. Van Buren, in New York.
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TENTH WARD-WHIGS, RALLY!--RALLf! g.
All the friends of Harrison ard Tyler will assemble
in full force at Mrs Tempeey's on this Tuesday eve
nIng, at past O'Clock precisely, TO join our Wing bre
thren OF the yh and 18th Wards, and march in process
sion TO the 18th Ward II is hoped that every Wing of
the Ward will turn in their strength. Music will
be in attendance. p OPT
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POPULAR LEcrUREs.-A weekly course Of lee
lures, on various subjects, will be delivered dur
ing the ensuing fall and winter, before the hIer-
camille Library Association of this city. The
terms for the whole course will be very nsodsr-
ate, so as to allow of very general attendance.
Gentlemen of the first talent in the city have
been engaged as lecturers. This movement Of
the Library association we cannot but highly
approve. Popular courses Of lectures have been
very much needed here In Boston, which might
almost be called the city of lectures, there are,
during the winter months, courses of lectures
on all subjects of general interest Such an ex-
ample is in every way worthy Of imitation. The
Mercantile Library Association have done their
part by proposing the course. Let them be
promptly met by our citizens, and encouraged to
persevere. ..,-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-27

The room which we have thought it nccessa-
ry to give to the important documents in reIa-
ton to the New York conspiracy, has compell-
ed us to- omit other matters of general interest
The nearness Of the time for holding the Presi-
dental Election, renders a full and prompt ex-
position of the plot necessary. Had those en-
gagged in it been prudent enough to have kept
back the denouement for few days, it might
have done them some good; but the whole thing
has exploded in time for reaction that viii be
tremendous. Thus are the Plotters of evil
against us made to advance our cause. .,..j
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5-PREsENTArION.--1'h Wing Ladies OF the
Twelfth Ward Intend to present splendid and appro-
pirate Banner 10 the Wings Of that Ward, on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 27th inst, at O'Clock, at the re-
sdence of Gen. Joshua Medta, in Lexington street,
Cove. Addresses will be delivered by several clos
quent gentlemen. Tile Harrison voters of the CITY ge-
neraIly respectfully invited 70 attend. oc 26
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03LkhLTtMoRE COUNTY The voters Of the LIST,
End aud 3rd Districts O baltimore county are eou,.sted
u attend meeting to be held Oh WEDNESDAY, Ev-
ENiNG, the 18th nstnnt, ait ID Klunks Tavern, i've
miles on the Reisterstown Road, at O'Clock n7-Ail
friends OF eform particularly invited at end as
there will be several addresses delivered. 81 M 'tN
I8&Nl By order, s, aeih ]. STANSBURY, g#
, oc24 aiH tst f ~. Is Rec. Stc'y. 7
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. TO- he Government of the Harrison Association
will meet at North Bend THIS EVENING, at seven
s'clock. WEI. w. MCCLELLAN, Sec;y o27
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BALTIMORE COUNTY RALLY WHWS--1I
RALLY ft

l5The friends of Harrison and Reform and all those
OPPOSED to the destructive measures of the presentAd
minstralion, will meet at Sa,nuel Norris. Cross Keys
Tavern, four miles on the Falls Turnpike road,
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 27tf, at 5 ocleck.
by Order VIM II. SMITH, frest !
oc 26 - 4-4l sae,rI4
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Or BALTIMORE UNTY.--A4TENTIoN!--
FRIENDS OF HARsIsON.--The friends OF EIarrison
in Baltimore county requested to- attend public
meetings to be neld at12 O'Clock, the days and at
the places mentioned below when addresses will he de
livered by distinguished friends.
On MONDAY, 18th of spber, Mt Jockeys Tavern,
miles on the York Turnpike. ID l,it
On TUESDAY,, 9th, Mt RciJterstown.
On WEDNES DAY, the oSth, at FranKIinvlle, on the
franklin Turnpike. - y 10 /,
On THURSDAY, the oct /, at Shippers, miles on the
,-l.,. i, $3.50 Falls Turnpike. 100 y
On FRIDAY. 29th at Middletown. fH
On SATURDAY, 3ist, at Partition Depot, rs miles on
staat .alig the Susquehanna Rail road. 4 r
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From. the .MadiSonian.
~THE TUG OF WAR"
PURSUE THE SARY

When the battles of Tippecanoe, Fort Meigs,
SanduslSy, and the Lake, had been fought, and
the shouts of triumph and the notes of congra tu-
lation resonnded throughout the Union, did the
friends of the country consider the war OF 1873
at an end, and did the American army repose
upon the laurels it had won9 No! The gallant
Perry had no sooner written to General Harri-
son that eve have met the enemy, and they are
ours" than the American feet, and the Amerl-
can army, united their forces at Detroit, and the
victorious General promply determined to take
advantage of the passage thus opened, and pu r
sue the enemy into his own territory. Upon the
eve of executing that wise and brave resolution,
General Harrison issued the following chaFac :
teristic and glorious address to his army:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04

Dem NnlpruDmabenoen bic duiIerite Ge
rebti9feit uno Sreigebi0feit bel ieincn
gntlDeioun0en (ic9ern. Sei oIcler I'm
8obe lrInItDte i3 e6 ieooth 0anS ou60ruf-
ltb peritanoen al b0bcn, Dap msin Sctra>
gen in Nnisbun9 Ger @efan0eHcn uno Der
trbeuteten Sotben litb 9onS olein ouf oa5
@efubl Don WenlDlibteit 9rUnoet, uno
nid)t auf Den Glauben, Dap e5 beSIpe9en
0eforpert meroen f0nnte, neil Die omerie
taniibea 9fan9enen, wclbc in Die 306n:
oe ce5 Gtneral5 Hroctor 9cfol!en itno ,eben
10 beban0elt norocn ndren. SSrne uns
9lUcflldDe Glofc pcn @erIonen, lpettbe Gem
WcroYfell Der i'm brlttlltben Slenlte iIb
befinOenoea NilOsn, Die unter Den unmit,
telbaren SefeDlsn Oe6 Geneyal6 proetor
fotVtem enttlODtn maren, baben olIe WlB=
Ddnolun0en uno Wtan8el erlitten, een Die
menI0lltDc N1tur nur 3u ertra9en Ocrn0s
0eno 1T. Sb babe BON feincm einii9en
8elfplele Gebort, in welbem oa5 Gi9en.
tbum Der Sffl3icre 0eabtct wcroen lpGrc.
Iuein itb bin nett ooUon entfcrnt gu
0l0uben, oob Der or0Bte SbeIl Der brittls
iDen Sffi3lere ooo Sctro8en oee Genes
rails Yrpttor fit ein SeiipiGl Dalten, tuels
be5 gtacD aDmun9 ucroiente; un0 Der Gbos
raftcr oee Generals 8incent 0ibt mir Die
8eriIbersny bab er feline Semubun8en
nit oen meInl0en perelnI9en lpiro, um fC=
viel ais mo0ib oa6 G6iflal oerer Su
lnoeru, Die cas- &rie93 .Gtuf wecDlclicitl0
in unfcre @ewaIt lefeyn mag.
Nuen, mein Serr, e6 9itt notb eincn
anosrn @e9enitono, lperouf ib cine aus
orufttbe GyfIGrun0 ju erbaIten mUnibs
tp. Sou cen Snoianern, nettbe nobAn.
banSer oer Sotbe or. brltaniiGen Maie'
fiat llno, erlaubt iein, Die abi itbeuli6e Nrt
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n0cb mcDr 6u taoelnoen Nu6lbwelfun9en
OH cen frleolihen GinpoDncrn an unleyn
Vrenjen fort5ulegen q Sb beliee bin:
lan0tlUeo 31u3alb, um su bewcllen, oaB
oucD ltlblt Ole leBtern ulcDt bios bon tlei
neu portbeien berumIcbmeifsnocr Snoia.
ner, in elmer entfernuno pou britt!jcbeu
2(rnce bcoonoen porpen iInb.
Giuioe Der obideuljcbit,n en- Safe fIno IN.
fer ben 2luo,n pee brittlitben g5sfeMsbo-
hers unD oes Sberifsn BON Dem c5nDioner.
0eportement poroefallru cSrb min po6
Sraueripiel an Dem ElulTe Satin, uno boa
ebsn 10 befouuts, m1lhe5 am GluiIs N2io
mi noh Der Ntleperlooe o,5 Gol. Oupl,p
porfIs, uberocben, un6 orci onoere Seilp;e,
le Don ,pi(per Sorborei orfiibren, mrltbe
uuter oem S,feb(e pss @snerol6 Qrctpr be.
oonoen nrrnpn. - 2u Yrfono bra c5uli
Uerllrf cine ffeine portbr non cSpbilneru
inter Der Nufubruno einps s1bsrlzen ron
hpn Sotto,nons rnslrSer mic rh oIonhs f;rt
iset bsi ner brittilthsn Jlrmss nnt,r c5h,
rcn, g.rfeM hefinnrt SVotnsn in sRirn,n,
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4ltreebt II. 1ltbau6 fein grlautnlBidcim.
Bethel.
8ricp.itb 56rusr grlautni6i6sin.
Gecrac Sorner 90.
Wlleb1d Olapcr cc.
gmauurl 6afman tciu Grlaubnl6lAcin.
&. uno .. 9. Spc0 90.
Srecfnod.
Daniel 81rler grlaubui6Ithcin.
Sobn 8proenbart fcn grlaubHlBltbsiE.
Saernarp0n.
aBiaam Oacrr's erlantn6iMeiu.
ee.grcwps rnrd5 Sc. .Cpans 90.
Stptcrt Selp 30.
GclebrooEoale.
Sfaaf II. Scbn SeettcI grIauRnisfcbsiH.
c,aeeh GaBaman %.
gbriitepber .9c6nlB tein CrlautuiBlheln.
ISenrltb II. 9. Srper DO.
Gumru
eaepb Stable fem grlautni6it6cin.
Scbn Sfffner eo'
Sitrlft.
9rcihlrr usSnss er!auHE'Bltern,
Douglas.
9app @reieb tein GrIaneniSiebtin
Clement 6cflsp 90.
GlIab.
Saect gebrst Grlautm6it9cin.
9aHIel Brnesl 90.
s sctiae gIauler nfss3cS'n'
Glc1c une 8cpr teIu erIaubnibittsim.
GaTueI Jeetblcr DO.
@scrss 9tcnsr erIaubnsbi6eln.
Saepb pple GO.
Sebu 2autrlcb GO.
\ 8gGmpitib.
pctcr 2lcm fem grlAutnibItbsia,
s. nnp y. Wstti DO.
.5emlD mo l6ulcr wes9ejc3cn.
,Dembur9.
Scbn Seitsmam tilH grlautni6lheiu.
.. 2pilIlams muo gc. co.
q. uup sp. W{Iler 90.
Srlorl nup. Seller DO.
@tbcmp II. SebcIlcnbcrscr DO.
Wl.llsr, Sblpelp u Smltb 90.
SoelDelber9.
Sobn @dtcr erleutn6iheiu.
@ecrae Seller nurh g.p. .Gmitb 90.
Carl Nif fem GrIaubnlbINein.
Glijab 'llller DO.
Vster Shcb DO.
Gamuel Sbaucr 30.
6eeeforb.
Gdul, nnS @bcrp grlautn6ittsin,
Scbn 6iIleaas DO.
Samue! 3reIebler %.
StnlB II. 9allmam %
Sacct 2rslher 90.
Schn m. Srdbtel ec.
Siaucb II. gcinser fcin Crlaubui6Itbcir.
QSiiam GlB 90.
9smrlh &anrie DO.
&ustaun.
Seinsnrsidb II. Rus tsln grlautuEIhsln.
mlllam Srllers Do.
9avo Sitter 30.
Daniel Setrr 30.
9anSibwamm
Sonas Ncmis feln grlautni6Iheln.
Stusben Srerlsr 10.
Ssuamln Daft DO.
Sebn 1Babert II. g9elf DO.
Senatban l9aas erlantnl6Itbein.
Maioencrief.
9arrab II. Vruns tsln grlantni6ftbcin
e. 9B. pcrter 90.
Jcnas Sbaltsr. DO.
Waratamnp.
Sfaae g. Bcter fslu erlaubni6lbsin
! Ue9cl uno gp. DO.
Slep.
Stbnsl Ii. 5c6 feiG griautnibIbein
pelnrttb OeusIsf 30.