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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AID TRUST l"N'''
Office No. 49, South Sr,st, Rai'm'-E
CaPtTAL r.Ip ~, Two NrIJo>s ~ h"iL'''. "
THE President and Trustees Of THIS toua"A ',''t al
nry on Deposlte, which interest WIZ ~ "'' q
nsurances on Lives, grant hnnues aud .ndn" htA.
cciyc and manage Trusts Of every description "hth "
United 10 their charge whether from lndIE!tN' N'
dies, courts of Justice. 49,. ir,,fa
l. MoxrY will be received and held In trust ana ,f
thereon paid semi annually, or quarterly 10 '"hn a IN,
direction OF The Uwncror the interest wli b" ,Cr.
of every months, the credit oi the trust ""- '
lation. r.,t n
J. LIVE Neutrality-suspicious. may effect insurance r.,
Company upon their lives the llErs ~ wy. II, III.
year, of years, the Whole at lie NJ an.
comp ured Tor this Company upon the most asora"
well for the officers Of the Navy and Amy ~ '"'"
be had application til. Company Ms Agent m =.
s. ASrCrrEs.-These viii he granted upon >H'" - sis.
enable the annuitant enjoy the largest income '' 49,
amount al money. "a. a r., z
T. ESpowMg>r.-A person who desires to nfov''s .
for ward, when he shall arrive ut ic ~, " C
marriage portion for daughter can effect '"'-
pany. r., Il /.
Offers and Trustees or ,hc CompGny-P. Nlacaugy' ~ @
President, Baltimore; John Duer, ESQ., H. L. - w. .,s
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, \. ih"'S''"'
Secretary. r yry4E
7rustees.-saac Lawrence Beverly Robinson t ,r, q
Charles 4. Davis, Samuel Wetmoe, DAVID hs s ng.
Barcklay, l.. Suaes, George F. Ta.nan r u pyag |
L. Colt, Morris Robinson, New York. Aatte", L. V.Hf
Plat, John Moss, Philadelphia; James Cox. n"is H.
Samuel Hoffman, FredericS ". Bruno, g. = ON'"''
Gushing, Fielding Lucas, jr, Baltimore. ,., ,of ~
Applications may be made personally, or .! y
the Agents for the Company Virginia, who y" .. 4
rates and other necessary information, 20 'io bn5l '
frctlng assurances or making other arrangement ''
Company for the benefit Of their families % -
T.. u. IABB, 3sss i"'"'o-'
.q-cn,s TrglriG
| PHILIP NJ. TABS, ESQ.,, Richmond.
VIM y. SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg.
Gro. W. ClNP, Esq, Norfolk.
RoBrRr AsDEK,oS, Esq, Williamsburg
JoHs. BRrcE, ESQ., Winchester. u-a
| June IL
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CoNMIssIoNyR'. OYFIcr.

W.
The parties interested in the above dcceta order Circuit
Superior OF Law and Ch2ncey for Northumberland will
please take notice that have appointed Tuesday 2s
the settlement of the
taken which day. 10 O'clock A. NJ they required 10
Office with their books vouchers and
ready examination and settlement with Office copies
Of all the necessary court papers
THos. s. sYDSoR Commissioner.
May p i-wlm
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JESSE p. THOMAS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,.
b. CHAMBERS,

Is. CHAMBERS,
President Of the Council.
Acknowledgements 18th, l-07.
"ULLLaM HENRY HlRRISO.N.
And did Governor Harrison approve and sign this
And do his friends still clamor about any thing MIR. Var
Buren, did, or could have done on this SUBJECT
OH >hamr,.. where is Thy blush:
But General Harrison is the poor mans TREND
though he could not let industrious persons vote unless
he had the requisite number Of acres though he sane
lion a law TO sell the poor man TO the highest bidder a
a SLAYE-a state than which none is more horrible
and degrading, and TO which daM would be checr!nly
preferred bv American recmen. General Harrison Is
however the clog cabin and hard cider candidate io
the Presidency. This will do.
We are sorry that presents us from laying any
more of these HarrsoniaR Democratic Blue Lght Lars
oftte Nest before readers for the moment In the
mean time they NAV rest assured that will resume
the subject possible
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IL CHANCERY-vlRorSrA.-In Northumberland Circuit supe

IN CHANCERY-NRGtSIAin Northumberland Circuit Supe-
L of Law and Clanccry, 3rd April, 1910:
Moses Shelly and Frances his wife, William Sutton and The
his wife, Vincent sutton, Lucy Malney, and Bet-ey SUIT
ton, Compartments.
Thomas IIuchct admir- of John sutton, dec the
Thomas urhe surviving partner OF the said John sutton
and Walter Rice, Defendants.
The spnuas awarded the plaintiffs having been
Thomas liuglctt Walter
than four months having elapsed filing the
said defendants still answer
confessed the said Defendants this
coming be heard the said bill and exhibit
with filed argued BY counsel: consideration whereof the
adudge order and decree that the defendant Thomas
ughct before the commissioner of court
of his John Sutton
and Of the partnership sbsstng between the said
uchlctt and said John Sutton which
said commissioners directed examine
tie report the with specially stated deemed
pertinent himself which either party require be
ted. Copy-Tesie, ;. y. VI. LELAND, c. c.
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At Circuit Superior Court 0f Law and ChaDrfy, CONTINUE
and held Buckingham county at the courthouse, on sHd-
the 18th day Apnl, 1889, sitting COur Of EhaHc,ry:
The order Of directed IN these causes by tie det"
order Of day Of April 1879 which o. have been e,
cuted by Edward H. Scuegs special coEms>'nsr mol laS
executed by him. the doh order That tie same IN
things referred and executed by commissioner shaw cut
the commi-sl nEtrs Of this c0rt
A Copy-Teste, ROITE EIDRIDGE, c c
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rIA,,O FORTE WhKE-IlOl II.

THE subscriber Is constantly receiving from the ''N
L manuaictOry of NU>>s 4 CLAEH, New OH, 1"-a''
plain Piano Fucs, possessing the latest Improvements ana
deCacy of touch tore, peculiar I" men "
nuiarture.
Also, large assortment Of Musical instruments an" M'e
Merchandise IN general. !.
Piano forics repaired timed let hire, and taken " "
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MAY -

~ n the crrIui,e Friday, the It'll day ut Ap, 1884,
ting 4 Court Of ClHnc,r:
Frances Dawson formerly Frances Woods"n, John lIpfu
pasy hi wife, formerly Patscy NootS" John Mayo, and a
his lie formerly Jane Woudson, Mildred Johnson formerly VI
irrd Woodson heirs aud representatives OF EaEc W"od"E Dec
and Mary Fitzpatrick iiai1ii'
against
Daniel Nash - admir- dc boas Of Henry Dawson dccta.t
and in right n his Kc2ah formerly kcIlah W"od.vH, W.
ker riubcrIaE", Nicholas Ftfiatrck, p,tsni3a;s
Daniel Nash admit ne b0Hs With tUt WIZ aOneNr q" "a"
Wood>"n, dec, ila'4aG
against
Nicholas Fitzpatrick, p'i.huM.
Nicholas Fitzpatrick, I'"'"'E'
against ~
Daniel Nash and Kclah his wife Frances Dawson, John III
hin and Plcy his wife, John Mayo, aud Ja"r Ms wi hh
Johnson, and Walker TimheIlaGc. D'iriar''
By the parties by Their aorD"-. i II uftha i'
rha- salts be united and hereafter proceeded together ana
being suggested the Court that crr outstanding ir to
ascraInrd nnd D." taken before Gal t,fter can
,icrcd therein. and oi lU! the plaintiffs and
Pendants their counsel the Cuur doth order that II he esfe
ID 10 take the fellow !wg accounts u
Isl the estate both real ana Wfh u
Rane WODd>on, dec, 10 his widow Martha N"oGsi
deceased life such portion Thereof a. tea
at the death III the SAID .arha show when aHd now ~
dispusrd OF tn. rents and oHtS lUd Dr.
thereof distinguishing also between the real ard Tt!sonsI es
ID an the plaintiffs and ids nts respective
the death Policy Fitzpatrick, late wie u -
culs Fzpairick dec and lastly that Walker Imbs!'S""
i defendant 70 the first and last aforesaid do render bel
commissioner inventory OI the trust Hni no" 20 u
hands the bills said sIis mentioned together
an account Of profits thereof and the dsbGisrm Mt u
made hy him under the deed creating the said iId which atsC
The commissioner directed take state settle and make
to the court specially stated dee ed peitirE
himself, q required rs the parties To 10 So stated.
4 Copy-Gcss, ROLFE ELURiDGE, [. 1. H. L.
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Enm,,I..,nrIr-. nrrt-f

Buckingham Z. IT., wv ". -
The interested in the above decree wI ii.a. y"
notice, ta, have appointed the :2d day II june rpf, i
purpose of Carrying The inn effect The pn> VIII w.
attend my office ly 10 O'Clock \. W.. 81 fhl' dgE ""
books papers, sc. ROBI. SHAW, t"a.a'.s'..'.
Noy 81
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ROLFE ELDRIDGE, c. c s c
CoNurs,IoSLE', OFrier
Nbh HIls ISN L W ''NAp
Buckingham L. H.. 10Th May, ~

The parties interested Ia the foregoing DEGREES VIII please
take have appointed the I'D JUnG ncNI tor TIE =
nose Of nu the same into r,iact-whcre the parties
please 10 attend at INV office 10 O'clock A. W. with She Ns
sary court papers, &c. ROHI. SHAW, Coh"'''s'f
NAY ~ l-w.A
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IN CHANCERT--NIFGI~I..--A r ClTcut Superior Count
Law and CanccTy, continued AMI held tot iucklnfh1hc
t. at the Courthouse Thursday the l2.A tjy Of sr.el'
i. 8, sitting u Cont u ihaurrTls
William :. Loving, adg.'G oi Ri,!ld CLARKE dec,
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CHEAP MUSIC.

The largest collection ot Music ever offered f ,e ~
state may be selected from nj the store II tie suh-' N'
now enabled 10 sell At the Philadelphia ana Hcw n'H "''
and retail prices. .,.,,p
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Nlaya2
IN CHANCERY-ViEGIxIA.-At Court held for Prince Ed
Il ward County, April the Goth, lsiO:
William NJ Carter Plaintiff.

against
John F. Price Nathaniel j. Ecnablc, Robert Eenablc James
f. Senahc Nathaniel j.
Charles WuodSon dec, Nancy H. Price, administrator
Price, dec. and Richard VI. Dillon. Alexander :. Dillon,
e. Ingram Defendants
The defendant John f. Price having entered his
and given al the General Assembly
this Court and appearing the
the that he mhabltan of this State the motion
of the plaintiff counsel ordered that said defendant
Price do appear here the first day of July next
and the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order hc
forthwith the public newspapers printed
in the city Richmond for months successfully and
posted nj the front the courthouse of this county
A copy-Testc, ID. J. WORSHhM, c. c.
lg-WswA
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,,.tod ~ sustain our own views Of public men
~ measures We have not been, nor do we intend
m be. remss in assuming this expense But what are
rr Individual means of circulating such information,
o,ranst committee of our opponents who, with nm
,nense funds collected from party numbering IN 'her
ranks large majority OF the mercaht'ie ana Proies
sonal classes and backed by the banks, IN contest
.ned AGAINST the present Administration manly TO re-
~ these institutions the of the public revenue
,nd ,he credit which the Government has heretofore
given to their notes by receiving thcm III pay "
1ubc dues3 With all the aid we can nope 10 fece,'e
from our Republican friends, we are convinced ''at
our circulation will not be co'"Pal"o.I - ,,. ns
on,onen,s We, however, promise tnat Any iunp'
Spr NV SEND oS TO Us, shall be employed IN orhs
;ng into circulation SUCH PAPERS, PAMfHLkis ~, anu
snrrcurs as arc calculated to advance hePuoicu"
n.;nIs. and relying on the justice OF our cause, we
P:m ~, dnnb, that, with the small aid which may ne
80 - our individual means, the people VIII DC pre-
Ss,ed with sufficient information to meet lhe great IS
&c ,ybch is 10 settle the character OF our uoVerneh
~ one Of liberty and equality, or OF monopoly anu Pi'r
lege. 9 ortcnd Tho circulation Of
. ,I;ou newspapers The Republican press has
odanted itself to the pecunIary CONDITION OF inc country
ond n arrest the misrepresentation Oh our opPoes
obo,, publications may be had ut SUBSCRIPTION price
f,I,r from this until the Presidential election,
and even al less Pi''e, ~ =
NAV end on their names .
w. orain urge on you the necessity OF immediate
action in organizing your county, III PUBLISHING your
organization, and IN sending on 10 US, oft""i'i'' .
onnnte list of the of persons and the appropri-
ate most Offices to whom should send PUBLIC poor-
r,r. It is also important should know VINO con-
,;,u,e your committees and the post Offices whefe ""
NAV address any one of them In making out lists OF
names we wish them made out without respect to par
,;aa a. we believe that many of our opponents only
nm, correct information to form correct Judgment.
OF the lists include all who feel sufficient interest III
n,;c affairs to read the information we may furnish
them We are, very respectfully,
Your obcdent servants,
WILLIAM r. KING,
CLEMENT G. CLAY,
REUBEN CHAPMAN,
DAVID HUBBARD,
DIXON H. LEWIS.
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Aug. l6
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND Trust COMA
Oh. =. IL S,r,,, Prl,,-tn--.

Piano Forte and .ussic Store, olgos'. No. ~ ..'
Ann .-----
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MRS DOROTHY i. PRICE: Take notice that MuHl1.
wi IN. anh iav Of July next, my house, the nIu
Louisa in the ui Virginia, Shall take the d'p>",
Willis r. Parrish and others b. read evidence CaEs,
pending the county court al sad county, ~aa
am p!ain,iT and YOU and other, arr defendants.
Yours respectfully.
GARLAND REYNOLDS
MAJ, ~ .j-itwsw
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address Jas +. VI. Palmer Halifax C. H., Va.
March q lWl-M u.s.
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Garrison:

Gen lIarrison's election:
Y"u win have by the last rhianrop nn, General
@ claimed not 10 Il" IN favor slavery at all and excused nm
ground which, consistently with his
oa, support the Constitution he thought he could NJ" disregard
prohibition slavery forever in the Territory above Missouri
lie while he has been the means OF battHg many sdre'
he has never placed one in bonda.c.
Whether these explanations taken in connection with the fact
rpcs Abolition mperccy understood in Ohio,
will render him acceptable Ia Ahoists III section
induce them vote for him in preference 10 Van Buren,
himself fully the Of the South,
the slavehodns influence Of course unable To
predict" 49,
In letter from Mr.. Hance, Wing Abolitionist,
published in the "Philanthropist' of March II, the
writer says:
ave the ao,ionsts not already reason 10 congratulate them
the made their influence the nnnina
Harrison: Most asredly they have Who Is
Wing candidate, been Cay's AnAhoIIon Speech
the United States Senate last spring: + not me Harrisburg
oars' And what does tins promise US in future if
only remain true 10 orr first principles"
IF the length of this address would permit, we could
multiply proofs of this identity of the AbolItonsts with
the Wing party fthe North, to extent which would
astound the Southern people, and perhaps more
than those who, by clamor and the activity ofou oppo
nents, have, without due reflection, declared for Gene
raj H. and who know to be decidedly opposed to
the Abolitionists ourselves. Most of these
we are certain have avowed their preference for Gen
Harrison with but limited knowledge of his character
his principles and with other feeling than that of
opposition TO MIR. Van Buren,, thus furnishing another
instance Of the reckless extent to which embtercd
party feeling sometimes carries the most patriotic and
worthy. We are greatly deceived if the dissemination
of information TO the views of the Abotonists,
and the purposes they expect TO BY the election
of General Harrison, does not thousands in the
South TO pause, and ultimately, to retrace the steps
into which they have been inconsderately hurried
To that portion of General Harrsons supporters
who live by banks and the profits of making paper
ney, and who have joined in the warfare against Mr.
Van Buren,, for other purpose than maintain the
paper system, have little doubt that Abolition
itself has fewer horrors than the prosiraton of bank
power and the loss of bank privileges.
son would be the triumph Of Northern Federalism,
Bankism, and Abolition:sm that it would bring into
power political party whose ascendcncy would be
fatal TO the rights and institutions of the South that it
would be followed by strong Federal Government, a
high Tariff, a mammoth Federal Bank system of In
ternal improvements By the Federal Government, and
BY all the concomisana Of Federal usurpaton, which
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-07
Scr YeltttonS.

Sn Sabre 1878 mitten i'm CONNER
tru9 ltcD cine leItIame GatDe auf Der Gr
o. du, lonoerlltD In OeuINtano, Den gte
rerlanoen, SrdnSreiD uno $eIen. Cle
Seute t!nDen an 5u tan6ea uao III ralen.
IS ttanoen lnner 6pel Wdnaer 9eeen ei
ne Srauenoperlon uno tan6ten enen balls
ben Adg dut elner SteIe. Gloptllen
tltlrn lie in aaa5en nleper, !iefeG lttD
nat yaIIca auf oen Eetb treten unO 9aben
Dor, ne pur0en blerDOa 9elun0. Slelle.
fen Don ener St0ot 6ur anoern uno
lammelteu AlmoTen. Nian fano, olb
lDr narruhco 2etraDeh bios ua. oeo 0et
0es uno Der unjubt Dluen 9elUepe. 3u
S0.n Daren meDt ais Duaotrt Urauan
uno OlenilmootQen ourtD o0e Saa5en
lDwaager 9epQroen.
Wlanna uno 2Heiber 9eberoeten fib,
ais paren fe beieien,u. biioeten lid elm.
lie tanaten i'm Stute. SIN Burtember
oiilben ran6ten Slete 70 LANCE, bis tie
balb TOO Sur @roe tlelen.
D.
8uoolpb, @raf Don Sul3, fat0olifber
Yetieion, permd bite iiU 1905 nit 48a
tbo, @rdfiu Don 6andu, elmer protec
f.aatin. S3ei piefer @erWd blun9 ifellte
er fol9enoe llrtuHoe aus sSb Guoolpb,
@raf BON Sulb psrlprftbe bel meiner
erailttben Gbre. ODER Der 3sufel fou alid
bolea, bab ieb meine 5utunftise 9emob.
lin Bel ibrsr 8elieioa bleiben laiIea, aub
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i'm minoeten SIT feinem Nbfa(1 Inlae 9e=
ben piIi. SD babe oroben s,pei S.betn,
bat lie nibt ecnus oaron, 70 nil ib ibr
mob 3tpsi foufsn. Gie lefe nur tapfer
uno tlcllils Sorin. 3uoem nabm ib hut
lbren eelb ano nicbt ibre Seele. SD bteis
he bel aelner Eeli9ion, oarin i'd, bon
Su3eno aufer5o9ea porben bin +; ieb weiB
oaB ttb auf oer re6ten SaGn bin. SSH
lle nltbt in Den Oimnlel, 70 fabrs fte 5ur
D0lle."
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&rauri9.-s5n oer Radt pom 10
cn Sonuar, b. S. Waroe pa5 Dorf Sal
pe 3Dorfsnp in lln9aylL nit 22O Iob-
nun9en uno go >Seeiea. 9Qn5lib ourD
8euer deritort. Am Sage 6uDor wurUe
ole &pDter eine5 reitben 8auern an einsn
lun9en Dtana pom Oorfe gecbD UerDeis
rotyef. I'm WtItternocbt, al6 ooo glud-
lltDe paar 5uruct 9eeommen ftecsta Gorl
3belfp, Der iiA UNI bic 0ono Der Vrout
belporben uno suriictiteDen muBte, oo5
@oous in Srano> lpettDso balo 5eritort
Nor, uno Ole SIammen breiteten ftp bato
nicer o,n 90n6en DIT. SSoit 2OJ 0(en,
lAea Tonoeu lbrcn SOD in Den St1mmen
ulO so Nnosrs .puroen icDper per
lest. 0i Graut mar unter ocn erttern
uno oer Srautl9om untsr CEN lestcrn
Seioenoen. 8DeIfp, Der Srouoltifter if
Qrretlrt.
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1ieneral Sarr'iOns llu'prtlNe auf
Die ,lNeliOrnfenimaft.

Die 8ioeriatber oe5 8Oltes baben bon
aQen Setea Die 8ra9e oufrocrfen moIIen,
gptlbc Nnlprucbe mobt @jenerot {oarris
ion auf Die ?4reliocntenid)oft babe ? 2Sur:
De nan uao olele Sra9e tteuen, 70 lpur.
oen tplr o0rauf ontlpOrten Ber an0ero
bat Before Anlprii,De auf oelelbe ais 81?
9Ser olente lelnem &atsr!onoe felt ieinem
iSten SABRE lpe Gentrat 9arrilon Mer
olcnte iDm in alien Eo9en uno G6pie
ri8telten ; in &rie9 un0 8ritoen ; i'm
llnSIlt wie in QlMcf, i'm 8eloe mie in
Der 9e1ee9ebenoen 8erionmlun9, unO i'm:
mtr eDrenpoll uno nit Dem Sci fdu ieinet
Mltbur9er? @eiien SWperot iie8ts ii
ber ole 6einoe Ielneo gatellanoee, obne
pob leln @o:r5 eingn perlonIltben 8etno
9efannt D0tte ? Ser 1T tpie 0arrllon
tpeile unp flu9 I'M Gotbe, feit nnO ent
iDsolien In 6ttoe, 9alrf;eI uno lpnror9 IN
ielnem um9anga nit ielnen Mttur9ern.
9Ser, lple Gr, nit oer Ne9je un9 oun
2aultnoen beuu u.lg19t 9ab iftt6 oa5 Sci
lPlel Der un,, 0.nSt;llen ltntcrnerfun9
unrer Ooo @alsgE llnO lper, mobten nil
fro9en 0lente einsm SoIerlonoe o1ne
elnen onoern 0anf 6u empfon9en, ais
Den leines reinen, rubi9en GeulTen5 !?
8enn Die @e9ner oeo Bolts Ganoioaten
une piele Sra9eE 3u beantnorten I'M Stan
De iein meroen, Damn meoen mir un6 ber-
obIoHen, aus ibre ab9eIbmacften @rpie
oerun9en 5u antworten nibt porDer.
Yennl. OeutItbe
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Su5en0 uufer609el Dorpen BIN; ttD DelB.
oaB ic3 auf Der re6ten SaDn bin. @iu
iie nltbt in Den 0immel, 70 faDrs ffe 5ur
O0le."
8ran De eloquea5 - ,Witbiir-
9er ! (lpraD Elm Stumpreoner bet Elm
9anoioot fur ole Gerritorial 9e9i6tatur
mar, neuIiO in 8l6eoniin) wenn ibr MIDI
erwdblt, miro meine Sppoiition ge9en bic
Santen 70 ffarf fein, OaB lie Die elnie els
ner trabenoen &iifetDeeroe ourtbtrelben
fonnte Guleane uosen ibre eapa au5s
flromen, ,Std0te in mooernoe 9tunen Der.
ln,-Grbbsben mo9en 9roiie uno
polfreicbe Snieln in Den Sd)luno elpiaer
8erniataa9 MISREPRESENTATION m09en
lDre 2Sanerm0ilen oonnerno nteoeritur5en
uao Die 9fatur Dor ibrqr Sbdtiofeit eySits
tern moben,-oes Donner5 Stbtd9e NOS
gen Ole berrIibifcn Denfraole ,nel0e our0
pereinte Gunit uno Irbeit eatftanoen,
5ertrunmern,-oa6 ibneQe uno i4ratlen.
Dc Slamnen be6 Slige6 mag Die bempo(fe
gjbe be6 28atoe5 entrpur5eln nno s.,
men. ODER Giienber5en Dor SDreefea 5it~
tern maiden; -ober 9loubt ibr Witblrs
ger, Dap aIles Dies mi0 benesen fonnts,
Ju 9uniten elmer Sanf 3u Fimmen 2
IN D. eig Derba mint teS Siss
" en-"
Gin iunser Wiliionar unter oea Snbis
1nera, t!ellte BEL elmer Gatetbifirdbuu9 eis
ae.!l &owap. Wao9eu Die Sraoe: ,,GSe
uiele @ebcte 9ibt e5 ga, ,Neun, Gir."-
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',Sa, 0err preoi0er, ober pori9e yiatht
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