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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01

i
no little norti6casion- We hal Ia.a<-.i
upon Henry Clay rs the eaa.l.slare * ear
party wiki 50 nasseh certainty. saas -
could III brook the ide. oF As Aesaz ~
perceded BY one, whose s-ss ansi serx-
ces seem 20 connect him ~5tA she sna-s
that are past, rather tkaa tke exrsza<
scenes Of the Prsseat day-
Fer one. I have ever resar.les1 tAe
whole soulsd Keasucsian ,sri1a azsass.s-
tic attachment. Grearlal q hsn ZEE as
long and splendid servscss. Z asa azsse--
ed myself that be Vas sAorsly ID b. r1-
wardea BY a Haasuaniuseas Peepie wisa
the highest hoaor w5-aia fhrsz E5a-
Since the 0rganizatioa Ct the Nhg nas-
", be has bsea foEemass - bear the
brunt Of the coaaicE. an8 has exes Asssa
found where the hlows ssl -ssl~kess .-al
heaviest~
Elevated BY his ineorruF tiszs insezzsry
and transeendans taieass,-se TIE k=aH
Of the oPPositioa OF eerrups. sEsarzan-
ising and tyrannieal dynasty. BE- has a-ca
the anceas5aE subject Ct ewerw ssa=e
which malice could iavsnc. o. rs- ms-
rancOrOus HATRED sssg~sl Tss~rx
above his nab,e cousneers Is he -aass 81
civil liberty, be has hesa ths causes-rt-
Gus TARGET. a. which has been lsvesle.E
the laundering mou,h-a5ecs 81 -as E1se-.
eutiveflni the PoPgun ecA1es 81 as azas-.
ling presses These were reasl-s ras1
ed me- slsh ulaay ozAees. % surrrae 60
would be th= nominee e. the sEh1g e.sa-
ventio8- Bus his tiare hsss uaz va- s1ls
cone The temple o. gs5ertv ususs Be-
cIeansed OF as Aag-aa kllh. ee51re sae
entrance eE the Hlga Press Wala
therefore { regret tbs c5rcau1sraz17~z
which rezdered u necesstry. urcu l1- .
reflzcfiou and o5servar5an. aizh.v eau1- .
mend and most cordially a-,a--~ce la -, F.
nomination Of WuHan Henry Har-szs1. .
Having ~andere.i flr fso1n rae ra-esaf .
old-fashiOued RePabl icsazsua- ra. pleapfs
have turned their ewes - ems. who uas F.
the friend Of WasAingtoa sal l-lsrzan.
the companion OF 3fadlsan aa1 Waaros.
10 bring the g0veruaaent 5ack - ~ ar.s-
tine purity und simPl 5cirv- Tie ia,asri-
" and patriotism Of Csen- Harrsso-.. have
never been imPeaehed, hls lsea-loas
for the Chief Magiz,raey- 81 soull b-
folly 70 deny
For him, therefore. I ~siI cass mz
votes and nos the less sar-lv. saouza
were certain Il bs the only one BE- will s,-
ceive IL Mississippi
Lethargy and vant e. coa<-rr hasr
been the bans Of the walg PaEfss wssl=
activity, diseipline and uaanizlssy save
the hisrorv Of thzzr opao-
nents- The recent elecEloas Ia rAis seasa
most coacisssEely sae trszsh
Of these positions Whlle the fsaen.is al.
Van B0ren have succeeded in sev-ral e-
the sfrongest oPPos5sioa eounsies- aas a
solitary Wig has beea elsctea frosa a
county decidedly Deasocrasse- Is sssf
asE word II lis maGsrR sense-A Tass
tact can only Be accounted Sc o1 sae
that starss are ever nsre acssxz
70 do the biddin. Ct their u.azser. tAza
rseHssa % yield 10 tae dielales - PaEzi-
1iisn-" Let every Wig. thersssse. 80 .
; inclined 10 support 4 deDccraz rrl8nef
hat II he were himself . canzaAahe sar +,
political pEefeFlnens. he ~o11l 49, sa azl
aunan probability. receive the hs4asireslsA. e ,
Tote OF the loco foes. hewexer a<S<szn. +.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01

BANK COMMISSIONERS. - The State
Bank of Alabama at Decater, although
under the eye of Bank Commissioners
has been perpetrating enormous abuses
which have been concealed from the
public. The legislature appointed three
honest men, friends of National Bank.
to examine the affairs of the Bank, who
detected its profigacy and exposed its
corruption. The citizens, friends of the
bank, have passed denunciatory resolu-
tons of the agents on account of the ex-
posture of its rottenness. We had Bank
Commissioners in this State that did as
ace beiiere, for good consideration conceal
ed the condition of some rotten institu-
tions in this State. Witness the landa-
tory report of ttpo Bank Commissioners
on the condition of the Brandon Bank
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01

The Nashville Wing says: "In 1880
when the Administration set its face
against the Bank of the United States,
the people of this country owed Bank
debt TO $50 different banking institutions
of two hundred millions: In 1910, after
the successive failure of the pet bank
and gold and silver experiments, they
are manacled in Bank debt to geo diff
ferent banking institutions, of sir humid
red millions! In July 1892, when the
Administration vetoed the Bank of the
United States, the peopls OF Tennessee
owed a Bank debt of only two and half
to single national institution,
in January 1910, they owe debt Of
tscslre millions to twenty-ons State insti-
tutions!!
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAM1Mllt g. hPeRltNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Oor te,thing.)
OR. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES.
are sold al 100 Chalham-street, New York and b,
the regularly appointed agents throughout th'
country. The public are therefore respectfully re
qucsied to obtain them iom the regular agents on
iy--as there Is dchterious imitation ofthesc med
icipes in the market which renders this caution
necessary. in order TO guard the public against in
positian.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, z. T. o. r
TINGLEY. Providence J. NC 1NTYRE & Co
Pawlucset; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON N STERLING CT. Barrins
ton; S. POWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston; ID
wITEHIEL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELE
4 ROBINS, Hartford.
KS BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ar See also advertisements on the FIRST page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
ID r0.

Last evening. (sudlenly,) Capt, John Read. o
the Union line Packet Sloop Hero
In TiveTion. Jan. 9th, Mrs. Polly Hart. widow
of the late ichsbSd Hau. aged 81 years.
In Bristol, on Monday ID inst. Mr.. Nelson Mil
Ter, IN the s6lh year oi his age--a Rrvolutonur,
pensioner, On "Wednesday last, MI John S
Harding, son Of Capt. Benjamin Harding. aged 80
On Sunday morning, suddenly. Doct Lcrnucl w
Briggs aged 81 yrars-for several years Post Mas
ter oilhst place, and highly respected citizen sud
physician.
In Providence. on Wednesday Last. Mrs Ellen
wife OF Mr. William TwoInly in the i3th year oi
her age
A. Shsburne. IN s on The 23d ofJsnpary last,
Mrs. Catharine skinner, aged 6j years, widow o.
Mr.. John skinner, and daughter oi the late Angus.
tuS Johnston, Esq. of this town.
Al Darirn. Georgia. Mrs Martha Washington
Tuner, wife Of Doct. Henry Z. Turner, and
daughter Of the late Gen Nl,han,e Greene. aged
&C years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
$40,

WILL DE PAID TO any person who will
w prove that ever played Tor Nancy since
my estAbsiinIen has been erected. Gu the contra.
~, nave used my utmost endeay ours at all iines
~ prevent gambling. Reports have been circulated
oy my relentless and prosecuting enemies, aud char.
ess have been sworn 10 by anoiher..-a man de >ii.
in'e oi character. honesty, or versciiywLich have
oreushtan indieineUi against me by the Grand Jury
"i The supreme Coilti-el'arsipg mo w,th hsyuig
gambed Tor sans oi money at sundry times. Con
scions of NV lnnocencs- OF which, hays ample
proof-ann not fearing tho result used sveEy ca.
ernon, through my attorneys. Mrssrs. Pearee and
tnnis, To procure an Immediate trisl. hut the busi
ness oi ths Court wond not allow il this term.
therefore ask the public us an act of justise to re-.
member ,ha, the law presumes every man innoeeu,
nutl he is pro,.d guilty,
But there was n double motive for this petsscu.
ton. It's originator is now under bonds TO answer
case before the Circuit Cour, III June wherein he
ls charged with the di.gracsful crime Of slanderinr
ianiiiy- which am member. aud could he b,
eny means IN badge Of disgrace on me it mish,
help him IA his defence. Rest assured. nv friend
.on who s,ckeib closer TO me than bro.h.r tina,
the public and The bench shall hr made acquainted
with Your motives in order that they may lc abe
properly 10 aPpIeo,ote hena
W. Gorr.
N d. The patronage of the public i. solicited -
Tho Alsys srs closed ni a reasonable hour, aud ma
gambling 81 any description permitted. The public
may he 'lssu ed that exeriiuns rhnll be wanting
10 render my establishment n pleasant resort Ia
those who wish occasionally 10 indulge in exercise
and rational amusement
Newport. March IL. 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
DISTRICT AND PORT or NEWPORT.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, I
February 18Th. ie4O. {

SEALED PROPOSALS will ho received a,
- this office until Thursday. the 18th day Of
March next at ~ O'Clock noon, for the supply Of
raiops be petty officers and seamsn Of the Rev.
snne Gutter Vigilan for the term of one year i.on
the first day of April next TIE ration for the Cut.
ter Service IL ihs snipc that is allowed in the Naval
Service. ontng the liquor aud consists Of the arfi
cles enumerated in the following table, 10 wit:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

Submarine search for the bodies Of the per
sons lost IN NE Leripc r., ior l.ft
this city yesterday. With his sab marine armor.
for the scene of the late terrible disaster having
brrn employed 10 search for the unrecovered
bodies of the drowned and also TO look for GER
tain packages Of money known to have been
shipped by the Lexington. - Boston Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

BANKRUPT LAWN various parts Of the
country public meetings have L.sn held. and
petitions TO Congress adopted. in favor Of Ma
tionai Bankrupt Law. In New York a barge
meeting was held at III. Merchants Exchange.
Sf persons of both political parties. at whirh
resolutions were adopted, expressing opinions
in favor of such measure
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

CecrER,-We learn thar Mes.rs Lea e.
Blanchard Will soon publish Mr.. Cooper's
new work Of fiction. THE Pathfinder" IL
gives part ofthe history OF the early days of
" Leathersiockins. add takrs us hack to the
scenes SO beautifully described in the Pioneers,
Last Of the Mehiesus. aud other works Of the
author. IL is said not TO be inferior 10 either
OF them.-U. =. Ga,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
MR.. MAURY.

Mr.. Msury the first American Conspl al
Liverpool. whose death recently took place al
New York. witnessed the first importation ri
that port Of American Gotten. and which wa,
seized under an impression that it Rad been
grown IN India the British Laws not p~rmitrins
the import Of Indian articles save in British
bottoms, lie lived to see The crop Of rhi, eoun.
Try resrh nearly two millions Of bales, and the
import Of this country into Great Britain nssrly
one million Of bales. and the money market oI
both countries pretty much governed by the
tr.de ~ this ztlicle. IhiLo. Y. s. Ga,sLte.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
MARINE MEMORANDA.


Cid al New Orleans, I7lh ult. scbr Tssso. Bur
DICK, Aitskspas.
Arr at Savannah. 2Gth ult sehr Cygne,, Bnrdirk.
Cbahessp. Adv brig Poland. Gardner, Havana.
Cid 2sih. .chr Franklin Green, Srni,b. Prov.
Arr al AlIaDdrIa. 4th inst. schr Blanca. BsstI,
from this port
OF Liverpool. 18th ali. ship Kutusod. Taylor.
from New rlrans.
Arr at Bristol. on Thursday last. schr Triumph.
Munro II DAYS from Havana. Leh. brs Echo.
MrsSer. une sehrs Russlih-. Baker, Mobile. neIi
day Eagle. Wylie. from Darien. arr l5lh.
Arr al b1srr. Feb. ii,h. ship Palestine. Little
Geld fran New Orleans
Arr at Bolmes Hole. % inst. scbr Concord
Carr. from Havana for Boston
wHtu ERs.
Leuers received from Capt. Macy, OF the shiI
JohD Cosgsshsll. Of this poii dated OF Isle Of Sal
2s days out. report having s. tbls. SJ,fm oil
Arr a. New Bedford, 2olh ult. bark MaTcelis
DeTri.k, Pacific Ocean PerDsmbueo Jsnaary 23d
~iib 1000 bfls'oil 10 Hathaway n Bocr.
Arr at do. 9th inst. ship Amelhyst. Rsynsrd. n
Zealand. via. Pernsmpueo. Jan. sisi. Nth fuI
cargo Of vh. oil to a. Parker X Son.
Arsi Mystic Conn. 9Th inst brig Tampico
P,ndleton, Prince Edward island, fpli cargo sea
elephsni VI. and " prime SKINS
Arr a. Woods Hole. 6th. bers Geo. Wssh
ine,op. Whuien. Sou A,Isn,'c ocesb. with ~
brs oil.
Arr at siPPisaa Oh. iu,i. bark Popmpssi. from
this port -
At PARA Nor. 2s,h. bark Ann, Richmond. Bfi'
'-i fcr hr-- Z Few ff---~H 80 s's'~c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

The ranons to he Of gaod aud wholesome qualify.
to be approved by the Collector; aud tbs different
articles comprising thn rnions. to be delivered or
board the Cnuer IN COED and sufficient casks and
vessels TO be provided by the eoniiactor, aud the
u is ~ be understood that the contractor will be
bound 10 innlsh, upon reasonable notice. Us often
US may be required by the Captain OF the Cutter.
with the appreciation of the Collector. (not exceed
ing. upoa an a,etsse. one day IN each week such
fresh ntat spd lIe,h yasemScs. ~ may be equi,a.
lent TO ils corresponding parts Of the ration allowed
in the naval service.
WILLIAM LITTLEFIELD. Collector.
Feb. 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
LATER FROM CANTON

About fire hundred Chinese killed by The British.
The ship Talbot, Capt. Story. arrived at New
York from Canton. Nov. 6. bring, the follow.
ing important intelligence
Capt. Story learned from an American and
and an English captain-boih Of whom were
-ye-vi,pessss to the sffsiT.-th,t Two British
merchant ships. surprising the difficulties be-
tween the British and Chinese authorities TO
have been ssuled. had gone to Whsmpoa.-
When they arrived. the Chinese Governor sig
nifed il 10 be his wish ths, they should trade
as usual. hut at the same time requested that .
man should be surrendered for the murder Of
a Chinese some time before. Capt. Elliot re-
fused to give up the man, and Immediately
sailed for The Bogue in the sloop OF war Ls
Vange. and another sloop Of war 10 prevent
other British vessels coming TO Wnsmpoa.-
Capt. Elliot sent lsiter on shore TO the Cum
sh which was returned unopened. Shortly
afterwards Chinese gun and FIRE boats. TO the
nnmbei Of three hundred. came around The ves-
sci. as he thought With an intention Of attacking
him. He gave them orders to depart within
thirty minutes. on pain Of being fired inio.-
They paid M attention TO his throat. and he
commenced firing upon them from both sides
Of his vessel. Two Of the boats were blown up.
two sunk. and the others made of as soon IS
possible. About FIVE hundred cf the Chinese
we're killed. They made no resistance, moi so
much as 6une a gun. IL ~ss the intention Of
Capt. Elliot immediately 10 blockade the port
OF Csnten With -ha, force he had. More Brit
ish vessels vere eXpseied daily.
The Americans we're still ON good terms Sih
the Chinese. and driving a Profitable business.
WooL-This is a valuable eommodry-in-
deed ie~ persons are aware ofiis great s''r'.--
writer snjnssss tie nunIbef Ut sneeP two
'e7's 40 "a the Usiisd states. st i2.000 900
.nd supposes that IL is not les npw dian $4,000
600. Abo-ine the estimate Of thtee pounds
per mead. 'he CLIP Of 1899 you'd be 45.00O. .ooo
pounds pi wopl The average price Of WOO
ior ler years past has been IS cents pound
~ maj rate the last CLIP Of WOOL 10 rorih mor'
'h'r '~,n'y millions of,7ll,rs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

Their, are many polan isps who r.lisiously
bellsse that our county will 20 TO desuueiion
uolrss they are provided ~hh good places no.
der go-.rsmsei IN y. i'log.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
ATLANTIC srEAms oAr COMPANY.
For .>nc Work The Peoples. Farersp.

For .>uc York The Peoples. Farcrfis.
xQu1S THE new & elegant steamer
JOHN w. RICHMOND.
5a5san Capt Thomas a. Riehafdson,
will leave the Long Wharf
Newport for New York. on TOMORROW,
(Thnr.day) evening. March 18th. about 9 o'clock.
Fare s6-Fregh taken at cents per cubic G'oi.
The regular davs Tor the J..w. r. to leave Prov
renee, until, fsrther notice. will he Mendays aud
Thnr.days, aud New York on Wednesday. and
Saturdays. NIL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
Th. ar,us.m.n. on ,hs Be.,on. Weres.ler,

Nor.ieh. aud Ne- Yoh railroad and assn,-
boat rouIe. 10 for the train TO leave Boston at
o'clock y. NJ and fer the steamboat, to leave
New York Of the usual hour IN the shernoob.
The steamboats, ON the line are. the Norwich
aud The Charter Oak. The FIRST Trip ~ss made
on SATURDAY. aud i-spiy hye passengers went
through from New York to Boston. PUbiic
notice vas not previously giysn.-Pror. Her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, March

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, March Q
(Reporlst for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot.
p Al market 9ao BeefCs,ue. 10 pals Working Ok.
en-. Is Cows ann Calves, 500 Sheep.
Prices-Beef Caule-L,st weeks prices were
filly sustained. but without much Improvement. =
A few erIa were taken al 81; tN Qnalit, SO IS
I'd do Sc 25 81 SO 81 do S5 % S575.
WoEk.ng OIen-No sales were noticed
Cows aud Calves-Dull. we noticed a few sales
S23. $50. S39. and $40.
sheep Lots were seh at So 80, 81. 50 IS. 81 so
and 81.
SwineNone nt market
N.w-YoRK Cattle MARxrT, March ..
Reported for the New York Jonr. Of Commerce. ]
htmarSct $50 Beef Cattle, Including $50 len
over last week. 90 from South. 200 from the
Eastward. bilance from this stale, 90 Mich Cows
and 10 She.,'
The demand for Reef vas quite limed-S Sales
Of $50 head at Sc u SsA avg, s7t the 100 lbs.
Miich Cows--Wefe all sold at S.5. S35. and
$40 each.
Sheep-Wcre in good dspaqd, and all sold al
from 3, "a 4 and $50 each.
Hay-The supplies were moderate. tho equal
the demand. Sales by the load at Coz TO 13c the
100 ibs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

SUNDAY March 4.
Ship Franci. Isl, AinsworIh. days from Gsw
York. for Londonderry. lraky. ln entering the
harbor, in charge Of a Vineyard Pilot. run ON the
). w. point OF Rose Island but was got on Oh
Monday ghhoui damise.
Schr Trial T.ft. from Charleston for Brou.
S!oops Meiamora, winSlow. I'm Warren, ior n
York; WIN u. Bum. Irons, fun Providence for
Hartford.
MONDAY March Q
Sloops Two Brothers, stuart. I'm Fall River fo'
New York Juno, Brown. fm Providence. lof do
TUESDAY, Manh 10.
Bark AlaSco. from Fall River.
Schr Pocahon,ss. Tate Of and frcm Thomas
ton for savapnah
CLEARED.
Bark Popmun'n Briggs. Rochester.
Brig Lancet, Charleston. S. C.
sloop VsIoor, Mills, Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
W. are rraus,,.a b. the P.,m,,,er Gsner.

We are rfqossird by The Ps'n,''er btneF-
srsI .. .'s;r that Nj. KsSrn 4. Forsyth. late
Psy master Unn.d States army. has refunded
the balance due by him 10 the Ubited States.
aud that the Department VII not lose a csui by
his Official lusnsse1ons.--W Washington Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
$500 REWARD!

Hpy direction Of the Freemen Of tho Town Of
ID Newport, tho Taw. C"nncii OF said Town
offer n reward Of FIVE hun NDRED pol
LARS for the appr .hension aud convicton oi the
person or persons concerned in setting Fire m thu
Store Of Mr. David ). Holloway. on the night oi the
lG, nsian's ~nJ direct this noIIce 10 be pub Iishcd
IN all the Newspapers Of this town.
BY order,
Feb. 90. -e6. b, y. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-12

as Gerfdt 4ent Gb pertreitet ;u baten, as fey i
X Canton 93oscn. Dice perbalt 6 jebcd nitfo. Sd bat
rsl i'm CHM Canton su seraS une perieb resbat mei
oaas an ben @cbrfieper Sacpb Sar Sarem ater tfann
i'd mid anDrs, ttoB bier su tleten ,,nc fab MIDI ba i ,ein
9eus Dn at eerrn S3afr ptrben, sen6tbist en aus
Der 1usearaas 9traBc 9etcrs @rpccrcp stster
te3iebcn, alItpO i'd bas =. --.. ~, :
Sdnetb er>@ fd1dft
in alien rtr9ebenc 3rei9en af serprbntt rt gut
oi3 nne tpobler als fcnlt jcnanb ttrttten rperbe.
Neinc fnbere &unbn bctten ober 9tdl9t 5u ttutrten
caB t nit an u.cintm 0au ncl6es i6 trrn Gobrteper
aftr rerliebn, anrfen ipenn e mir Olen inbem Das
oa(elbn ttrefcne @nebtr8eaft t ntne, onbrn bas
ots 9errn &tobrtcrcr Sdattr it, nelcr oaus at9e
ebn bat uno nun in belbn Die @nei6tr tttrtit rbne poS
er 6ur Gin Ausbdn9bD init Icincm aen onttiSe 6f
entie AnjeiSt cics bctannt a6ttSrbere Gu,ocn
osen O'eIett trrsernee bort anpreen in Der cinnng m
wOn 3u mnie Abet attr Die bci @toDrfiepr @dfer
setaa6t Dro fol- piei seb6rt bat banpa9Ii bur Srat
enjtnmer 5namtn9nabt reroen, unD ann baDer etdt
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