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New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

The BIRD FLow..-IIigh Constable Blaacy and Consta-
bic Clapp of Boston have been Canada time in
pursui, of the notorious villain Seal alias Thompson the
complce of Williamson in the grea, robbery committed at
Boston long since
Mr.. Blaney returned days leaving Mr. Clapp
to procure Lord Sydenhai he surrender of the thief who
had arrested After obtaining this the Transcript says
Mr. Clapp started cr Boston with his prisoner On
ing at Concord n H., where they ioy the
night Mr. Carp rcnovcd the handouts from his prisoner in
consequence of his complaints ;ha; they chafed his wrists
They retired to bed in the chamber about L. Mr.
c. having taken the precauron nail down the windows
waking his prisoner having forced the lat
,icc from the window ,ls made his escape Nearly
hundred men Immediately Of in pursuit reward Of
5000 is offered for his
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

ur For City Intelligence. an ;'bir ,,cr @ .ce
Bankrupt Law, and othrr intere'''"S ~
no Ruze.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

~ Memorials IN favor of General gonkrua, Law ar,
now circulating city, AID rapidly moving of |,
Washington They may be obtained or circulation sig
nature at the otice o O. p Smith, No. WalFsireet.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

u We cannO, tell Aliqui.' the relative dimensions Of
the Battery and Wushington-Square. Can any boiy'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

~ AARON THoxr public-spirited and highly respected
citizen of Albany ded hat City "Wednesday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

DxAp HoRsr.-CoJ J. j. Abcr [ 5. Topographic al Iu-
sccr reports tina, thc Government owed the 3>t March
last to individuals employed i rs department. So 1913 2G
k,r which no provision made aad which OF r.
mains unpaid
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

-c,yn = vcITy GOIRAUD'S ADYERTISEMENT, OF
raF oifrSInr op HIS POUDRES SUB7ILE FOX Sr
Rn0rfNt; HAIR TO BIZ HAD ONLY AT 67 "AihES''
ONE DOOR FROM BROADWA1i
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

W The ship CHARLES, which has doubtless been the
Theatre OF diabolcal Piracy cleared at Ne'T-oreans or
Bordeaux May 3ls,, with heavy cargo Of Saves heading
and lumber large number OF passengers and hcayaoi
Of sr,acc
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

~ I, vii Dc seer By the following letter from eur ash
sgton Correspondent; tina, according to osr aaepai'onS
the House OF Representative finally organized on We'd
aesav last, We trust that the business Of the Nation
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

y The Augustine News OF the 9Th says rumored
that Lieut. AshctOu Adutant ID Dragons retired from
his post without leave and that the esneninl fund i def
cent some huu.rcds.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

Latsr-Tie O. Buioiia Of the 7;n say a'; on exam
na,oa the captured schooner proves hive been fitted out
f, the purpose shipping from Cuba to Texas on
.peca.at;oa. TIE crew eli. prebab! be discsarsei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

,,s States to defend them frsm TO.
-suitfs - .re 10 be surrendered TO the su'lscls
it-,,,,.n, which has justified the deepest as
N''.' ri,h,s as a nation, III an attack on one
~ =. nj The Uucn, and threatens war, u 'na'
q. 80 !, puu,sh one OF the lnstrumen's OIL '''e ou
- ~" .-,.ca The General Government IS prepared
- i, administer its concerns, aot ohiy " 'e,s"
conf, cred for the common aeiehce' " 'o.,
go, likely 10 prove our dangerous enemies ou'
l,h; 10 those very people that II may distribute
,,,.,r the States 10 be gwen to them alsc' al.
already disabled itself, and made ceHs''
'1..,,,ury OF some millions by distributing t"en
o,,l,,nn> to the indebted States, when was ,.'
:, raise the credit which now seeks more oo'
!ron the same Golfers &C
-Wr,sh,'s amendment was rejected by vote OF
- G.obe.
,,,. No room for The details to-day. They will
VI hereafter. A resolution was adopted ayes
\ after various amendments offered, call
- different Departments to report at the next
- Congress- the number of persons employed
.nhlc scryicc, with the amount OF salary, NC,
u, number and names of all persons removed
~. &c since the i,h March last, with the
:, Il, removed under similar circumstances from
- March, lS22 to the 4th March, ISL. The
:. .,,.n took up the Fertilization Bill, IN the course
~ teb,ls on which, Mr.. Ptckens said he had seen
Is, morning papers mat he hao oeeh caase'u "
a,.H .ulty on the present Administration, and
would briefly explain the history of the report
!. h,mself last winter, as the Chairman OF the
,.;ee on Foreign Relations The facts were ,',
Mr. Fillmore, in very bellicose speech wn'sn
.,..osed up with still more violent one rom VT
,.-, called for the correspondence which had been
/ 10, and which was referred by tho oom"'''.ee'
we're instructed to make warl1ke report ~
.a,ular warlike speech from Mr.. Underwood, all
"a eentlemcn are prominent leaders OF the "hs
lie particularly stated that in making that re
y, Y. Buren, had not been consulted, and knew
mo o. il until after il had been reported 10 'his
!. DC, moved that the debate the Fort'fica
y . n c"... IN Committee Of the Whole tomorrow
! - and ina, the committee proceed to act on
a3,,,:,s that may be offered, in silence
1n the passage Of the rssou''on, the yeas ana nays
=. far the resolution - yeas, against u 10 nays
!, IA. resolu,,4n was adopted and the House az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

unconstitutional whether located '~a'7 Of '",ftoat tie
s::e, Of Columbia, rttb ar 'rsleaf ia consent u
H. Safes End .!, "c'.il :.'' re ",:.'.' 'rot
y suei N institution w::h tie l... serious appTeen
son aud alarm.
/. kcsa're@, That i Congress should incorporate
such Bank shat proposed H.: hir Gays bill, nor
under >cussoa in that body il :ili bec".n" III ets"d<
n tic Constitution 10 meet tic Jftss.as u tic hin" upon
lie i>sne 81 is immediate repeal.
> deso'rtd That the foregoing PROCEEDINGS b FHo.
lished in the Richmond Enqnirrr.
And then the meeting al urn. sine de-
JACOB MlCIlAUX, Clan 4.
ln.E WErN Ssrru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

This pseudo and apostae from the lrsnia .ii dc,
scans upon the mrS. uf The representative power VINO" y"
hc gained y the Western States by the last Census anu nc loss
Of strength 10 Virginia, The following shameless tth- %
are na people, ana VIII exert inc
power with winch Ecy may invested, 10 Tie radnctlo vi
sanitary aud practical results Their as al le ana niece 81
thinking, dsqua them for approaching TIE eiica asl!actns
Of the soiih They look upon abstraction AZ something
than anul.r TINS SEEDS that comes 10 dDlh. n
der their sway anticipate that all our asi;acos WIZ
pnr away and ie They lir.cr for season upon 'ie
neshorhood nooriciy hut they will certainly disappear i"
the national theatre There only of practical talents ana
enlarged, snanAe views will bourseon and flourish Nat
to say abandon practical maxims IN ohs
words, 1.-THE general welfare doctrine, fn their cudc-at IS
say lei The Federal Government do what THINKS to be pac
caiy for the good Of the whole without regard to the strict pri
cples OF The Federal Constniionsuch the cs 81 Tue anu
abstraction, practical dos,rne of the Richmond We-and all
in the face Of r Republican naAins o
errson and Madison and Spencer Rcane and John Tyler Sen
o and John C!oPon Senior o Nathaniel Macon and their
ustrios comrades, but Of the deveopm at W. Cost
Johnson himself No wonder tina; MT. Charles King The Fcdc
mi Ultra should upon the faith of these dca of The Richmond
Wing, read "Igihu distractions ard UGsttrH
practical seasNo wonder the " y American should cite The
aposacy Of this semdohig cheering sign for lis Fe
de Cqueand furnishing ground for hope, that these
distractions will be taken by The rest Of the nation their just
y alue.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

llr I.rdlam OF ths City has been vilc!y treated by
HE Aboon,-is IT New Bedford and Boston. The
s,ri has refused I" rri"rn u Virginia Indeed, the Abo
!t,lonsts spared pans scGcr her from her !mi.
II and master Counsel IN open Court "a Mr.. Loringl
held out the greatest ai,uTenients Ia her 10 abandon
lrsinil-and they would never suffer Mr Lud!am
10 speak 10 her in private. In fact, tie Abotonists
behaved ike many Infatuated wolves. Sonlhrons
Jock on; for vour own protection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

Hicrc 5 Md Sen0ior .jr0n. I.rgtnia during The
last Session Of Legislature, it was insisted upon
tia; Virginia should be fully represented. But where
was Mr. Senator Rives, during Tie last week. whilst al
the hu,.sio, amendments offered TO the Baai
El!-whlIsl these test principles submitted ID
s,nl IRON his seat. Conc, rumour says, 10 sast,
iui Wou! Democratic Senator have thus beer
...nll out u his scat al a lIne like this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

i 4 Correspondent from buckingham, who NJ
lie Proceedings oi the Republicans OF that coar
q, which we publish to-day, says, The SIGNS IN In
region are becoming muc!. encouraging.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

Senate ahd tie House, that they wiil never erase
iy sfTr iactas, Gno araTra!io G.i rtpee - as.A.i
lie BANK ant IL L:siei "reod un'. ryeTY yos'ir. .;
t"ese 'an anu c'itrnis asks shall L srpi Frn,n tie
national ct'". Ike Democratic Eicmbers of both
branches oi tou-rcas will ion in protest. aud caus,.
- a spread uPa the journals of each lluus" sei,
Forth u" liz" - 'u:ds Of Obi. elton and no.y,n. the
whole World - tlcir determination II prosecute NJ,
crasirr opposition, III he whole arc repealed Will,
this protest before lie world and The spin, Of the pso
pie 10 back II, LIT the friends Of these obnoxious ,nca
lnakc lie most If them Never has il been known
III h;s country, that any unjust and unconstitutional
act ar any oppr ssigr and unequal legislation could
long Withstand The fore" Of public opinion The nso.
pie can have no motive In do themselves injury nor
will they knowingly suffer their agents 10 do il
certainly, not permit them 10 pcrpetuatc upon the m
The bull before iie House day. is bin IL author.
re the fTesurnt 10 borrow Twelve millions of dollars
The wings say the revenue is deficient and We; iicy
pass Diii 10 ulstbute-nay, 10 Sguahdr tro,r araH
the sales OF the public lands, which they all admit
nave beeh source OF immense to the country
They then turn round and ask be permitted 10 bor
rom II millions, in aid of the customs 10 carry on This
vast political machine, called the General Goyerpm4n,
Can folly wckedncss be greater than this, Ner, Tho
tariff be raised 10 aid the revenue and they will
take raise il high enough TO create an excess:
and then comes the system Of Internal improvements
to absorb the surplus and thus the great scheme Of
pillage and plumber is made out Let the people and
the country look TO these things.
So say we But VIC respectfully and earnestly con
lure you, Sir, IN the n the country and her Con
stitution To come 10 the Stand by your
Gent principles, and never give up The SHIP. Every
State Rights Democrat, not only IN Virginia. but il
the mon, asks 1t at gour hands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

According 10 Adjournment Oh The 9Th day Of ihl=
month ano.l,r public mretng oi til" Democratic party
wa convened II iowhalan Courthouse On The 18th
day III Juiv-hiaor Jacob Michaux presiding, and Jo
srph Wren acting as Secretary. The Committee up.
pointed the 9Th 10 prepare and present 10 this meet
ing Report and Resolutions for It's consideration and
adoption, presented Tie following, which was received,
considered and approved aud directed 10 be published
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

Meeting IN .Neic iori.-The mieriin. uf the Repu5
cans OF the city of New York took place at The Park
on Thursday Evening, and The y. \. Era says II was
IN overwhelming numbers They approve Of the
meetings Of the people IN their primary assemblies, al
the present eyen,ui CRISIS, 10 demonstrate against :i
adoption Of the contemplated measures Of Tie Wing
Par,y-Ihey adopted strong and argumrn,ativc Re
port against the creation ri "a National Bank. any
other moncd or trading corporation, under the name
Of "Fiscal Agent, any other name or disguise what.
ever They also rcproba!e Distribution "t the Pro-
cccds Of the public lands, the establishment a!
National Debt, in lime ef Fcace-and they resolved.
That should Congress pass az yet for the creation q;
any National Bank, W., tie PEOPLE, here Assem-.
bisd, pledge ourselves 10 tie other, 70 not
n cur exe!tiens, until is charter is REPEALED.-
Let then rally cry he
Eepcat! ELrraI REPEAL,t'
And We earnestly call upon The whole Democracy Of
our beloved country, 10 10 The rescue, and pre-
serve sustain and def I'D The Constitution from the
assaults Of lis yolaofs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20


uudnbed authority, ;hc following nominations have
made the Senate President of the United
Hon EDWARD E,gSEIr, ii Massachusetts, Minister 10 Ens
land
col. {. :. Topp Of Kentucky. Minister 10 RUSSIA.
DANIEL JErHER If Ma, land .lln>er 10 Austria
baltimore Fatrot ~ S4,urigy.
Mr. Wcbslers hand is seen IN Mr. Eyeretts appoint
meat, We have doubts, whether, III import
ant questions affecting The South lie viii be found the
best appointment for the South
I'VE rejoice Nir. Hivrs account, that he has been
spared the disgrace Of taking Office 10 England II he
will throw away his nSy casuists scheme OF cs-
abiishing great National Bank through the paitry
District oil Columbia-caase connecting miserable COM
promises, which are only frauds pom the Constitution,
aud stand up for the simple unadultered, nnsoPhs,i
Gated principles Of Virginia, would even thank
him. But wc confess wr have such hopes.
SEED revooare gadum, superasquc c,d derc ad auras,
Hoe opus, hiC labor rst
Ii is almost impossible for man, deroured by
passion as MIR. Rres is, to exert this species Of moral
courage. We must look to another man who has been
acting with the Wings, to present such splendid
example to the Monticello District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-20

TmonAs 5. Booocs, S,c'ry.
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Doctor 30. 2ippe,

ar5t Gbirurs uno 6eburtsbelferY
Senaebriettist feine Srsmoe, 70 tpie has
Ynblifnm absrhaart, oab ct ieine wotuuns
oerlest bat in Die Delt: :psnn 9traGs, awis
iben Oct 6ten NIB 7ten Gtra1r ,po Ct fcrfs
fabren ,pire, rpie bisber, alIe in eas ar3tlitbs
gab (6laseneeu Sefebafte 3u tbnu. Ssfcns
oers n,atbt ct eas publfum oarauf anfs
merriam, oab CT alle aIteu llna langwierisen
Sranfbeiten, ais aIe Srutlcieen, Nus3cbs
rung peils, 6raoeI Hbeumatismue
@ebperb6riseeit aae Nrtcn Auaentrantbsis
ten, &abmunsen wa(srIuettsn, gpilepNe 0,
oer fallenpe &ranebeit, alte Befbruire,
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ttsn &eberfranfheiten, ale Irten Sieber,
ent3anonnssn Seraflcpfen 11Iuttermeb,
tranfes &cpf,peb 1t. {. 10. in BET far,efteu
3eit, nit peniSer nno iebr gut einannebmsn.
BET Ir5nei pauerbaft belt. gr 1T taslie6
bon ls t,s Q llbr Naebmittass 1ttr in (s,.
ner 0ffee 5n trsfen.
Aoofpb gippG
lBef>penn> 5DiIeben bet 6. II. 7ten GfraHe.
Neabin9 ben so. Wadra, ls41. 1J.
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s. ~ 9SIlmlcn's reutlber &tnoer.
t freuno
fur Shtlle unb SNaus.

0is srpeite bermebrts Aufass otisen 8m.
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srladtn. --Oae 9ueb entbdlt III (siner nci>
en- Seitalt S44 Selten srcB Dtap, 1T auf
f6Snem paper gut sebrntt, baucrbaft ae.
bunecn, hnc rmrfebIen pr paffelbe &sbrern
unr Sthnlscritsbern, ,pie alien Samilien, re>
nen ee INN Sercsttsrmis nislittsr SsuntniGt
3n tbun 1T, ansee9entlih.
100 grcmplars $50; so gremp(ars slS; 25
eremplare $40; l2 grc,nplare So; uup
erempIar SO gents.
SetteIlunScn mliIsn bsi piesm auGerlt bil'
llSen spreile fre einseftbift pstosn ,no
ilne'n nnr ranm Ssratltebtlsuns, penn Ite
NIT Dem Sctraae ts9lcitet ltno.
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;u bateM.
Ph'lasclptia, bem 8. W1at l841.
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SO. 1874, Slcro 2te Stra6s.
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lille iOItbe perIonen, bic nod AT rie Sins
ts!Iniitnfta't pes pcrilcI tcusn Seors @hif<
fer non 9rhnrpiticb 2auuithip, Ssrts gaull
tp, idultis ilno auf benz Dsneues3et al
Jlrten, SM DC cpcr auf enpere Nrt, 1tmo bic.
init rrnitlicb crfuttt ll6 auf @amltaa ben 90.
91ait uRs lG llbr Sormittass, ain 5au1s Yon
Scnatban sclher, in Nitbmono Iaunlebip,
cinjufnten mo ali ben ltuterl6tistsneti abs
aubssablen. 8ici6seiti9 itnp allie, Die notb
Sorbcrunscn an cicielbe baben, aufseforecrt,
lte Damn ealelbtt fit 9r3abluns ell3ureeben.
Sricerid Braun, Nbmniitratcr.
Oiai IL. SIN.
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GefeQf(6aftsz Sanplutta.

I'm iten 2(pril, 1T 11iQiam Dlensel cine
@elenlbaft eiu9eaangn nit SIaae 8. D1cbr,
bon OlobrsSille, nm nit Gtobrahtern 5n bans
ecn, untcr Oct 8rma bon t1Ienael uno
.Gebr, al Dem alten Stanpplas bon qBillit
an Wenssl Sn OicbrspiIle; no fte tsltanbis
Ocrratbis balten ,perecn, einen arolIen uno
wpbI anesewabltsn Stoa Slssr, ais siu
HGcrtemcnt
Irofne rOaaren, 5pe,ereien Sartes
rpaaren, d1uernss, Geoers uno 3led,s
rpa'ren, Byps, 5ai5, SifbG Giers
l7ugs une Srebe Stcinskoblen,
pelebee alles lin, bic nleerialtem preiIe fir
8aarSeip psrfauft cpsr sesen &anrssprrcuftt
eertauicbt tpirr, fir .pslebe man BEN btebtsH
preis erlautt.
.11en9eI uno t1lebr4
C5inbIcr Nprlf e.. sm.
81. 9. Billiam O1eHarl erftattet Ieinsi
&unoen umssbenbeItsn Oanf fir bic ibm &c.
fbenfte libsrale ttntrfhsMns wdtreno Ct bic
&efhdfte betriebsm, unb bcft in ber Meuen
Sirma bic Ss,posenbsit ess publifume III
erbalteu, Die man fb bsItrsbsn miro burtt
Iufmerflamfeit unr bilIise Beoiensns ;n
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Sntsn Jobn ~. Keim, BON tsr @tatt
Msaen9, am 3lifen Sag Mdr;, N. Q. ls4l,
Gin 9tiii9nment Qlebsrfbreibuns) ma6te BON
ale isnsn @Tsftsn an ben llntsrfbriebcnsn,
;ur Sdricr9e fir feline Grsbitcrtn, 70 wire
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an ale Ystfonsn, os netb auf irasnb cine Nrf
an Den crfa9tsn Sobn 9N. &em fbulpis ins,
to9lslb ab;ubsSablsn an ben llnteri1riebsnsn,
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5utrin9sn
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TN Ste Ureimdnner Don Berfs
gauntp.
@eibdete Sreunbe uno WitbGraer!

@ei6aste Sreunbe uno MitbGrser!
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MIDI feitber auf Disfatbc 9DciGe anfscmun.
teri tabt, 70 fibIs itbsmieb tcmcsen wiersr.
tim als
eanrtcat fir cas- S6srifs=9tmt
BON Serfs gauntp, Dor Gue6 su erlebenen,
nlf eer Sitte uin Cure Gtimmcn ilnp aeueias
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l1rss Sntrauens bel tommsnper mabl mir.
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oas Amt jur aIl9emcinen 3nfricpenbeit IN per.
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ttn9er srml'lfne Srsuneittaft Oants, Iebmsicb.
lc toy mir init Der 5ofnuns fir Cure fsrncre
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er'ter 3aunftbip}
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Der Seraus9eber.

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6err william W1eusel bon 6am6urs, init
D1i6 maria Saman bon Bern.
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ten Dlai 6err WiIliam 0boaps mir Ollt
Dlarp Inna SleAf teios bon BcomcIsoorf.
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pancIe SaQer, $peonina gauntp, ain 4tel
Aprill, 5frr gbritan mar, fraber BON Nc'
beIon Gaunfblp, Berfs gauntp, nit Dait
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an9sfsut mar Subferibsntsn fit pjsis Ssituns
su fammeln, erluben mir bisrnlit ju fommsn
uno feline 6sbnun9 nit uns su beribtisen.-
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alle fribersn frubhcs porsn; frflts or AUDI Dies
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-am l0ten 9islee, in icinsr Wohnuns in
5omeritt gauntp, ps., Der H6tb. G bar'
les Osle. gr ,par in feineu teiten se'
sensjabrsn, ein m1ann rcn Ihtnen Salenten
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3abl Bsrwancts unp treuer Sreance tief ts'
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