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New-York tribune., 1841-08-21
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern hail.
Private Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Aug 49, lsils r L.
DEAR GREELzr-All soe. we'll. Nlr. SERekAsT ~lA re-
nor: an Exchange National Bank bill tomorrow, with
capt. OF tweny-one millions 1t will receive the vote OF
every sound Wing after Mr. Sergeant explains its provisions
This bill will pass the Senate, and be approved by the
President. II will be mos, useful and popular Bank
Mr.. CLAY surpassed himself in his reply to Mr RvEs
this afternoon. TWAS OF his mishtiest efforts. '"
New-York tribune., 1841-08-21

accounts from Florida The Indians had shown themselves
again in the neighborhood Of NcanOpy and fired upon
white belonging Carers plantation. He escaped,
however and having carried the MicanoPy, party
so men, commanded by Lieut. Whiting, immediate y
started in pursuit mounted force under Lieut. Hanson,
had started from Hacai0ot~ and another party from
licanopy under Capt. Holmes. The Indians still con-
tiaued o in a, Tampa Lieut. G. W. Paren with a
detachment of Dragons and infantry, had started from
Fort Russell TO cooperate with another party from Fort
King (uuder the orders of Lieut. Col Riley, OF the 2d In
tnrry search of Haleck Tu,tenuggee who still remains
inaomtabe. Great hopes entertained however, that
he could not escape these simultaneous Fort Holmes
abandoned and garrison divided between Fort Russell
and Fort hing. American.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-21

70 Hon. JoHS T. STUART, having received his crcden-
mails as Member elect, started posthuse for Washington
and arrived in the House just time for the Bank
pt bill on its final passage He was welcomed with hearty
e,nrratularihns
New-York tribune., 1841-08-21

~ The Commencement of William, College took place
at Willamstown, Mass. Wednesday. The Valedctory
Grafton was delivered by Samuel c. Wheeler Of Patterson
n j. and the Sautatory Grafton by Timothy Chds of Pitts
field The Annual Grafton before the Alumni delivered
by Hon. Elisha II. Allen of Bangor, Nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YOUK-Noun,v p ~

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser crposcs some
of tho shameful f1lsoLoods concerning the crops ut
tered u bring about fictitious priccS Loteis nro
wr bon ot the vest and sent to tho east, for publ.
cation, representing tho wheat crop deficient, and
anticipating rise In prices IN consequence. The
wheat crop, says the Advertiser
" hcnt had suffered very little indeed from the
lack u rair, and our farmers agree in represent.
Jog the corn crop as unusually large. A wheat
grower in South Avon writes to the Rochester De.
mocrnt ~ foowG
only wheat looks 70 he tho bestI ever had. not
wiihstsndIng the poor wheat IN the country. Ii Is
very stout and heavy in the ground"
All the accounts from tie vast fertile wheat re-.
gion, bordering on tho Great Lakes, concur In re-.
presenting the wheat crop as abundant. far beyond
all precedent. Away then with the detesyobIo
falsohoods 20 industriousy circulated for the pur-
pose Of gambling m the tthif Of life.
STOCKS.
Mond y-Vcry lutte doing, s1eept in u & R,,k
Of which tout GOO shares we're sold Il from tsi n
lSi; y. Am. Trust declined 4; other deser,pt,on,
without change.
SrsrE SrocEs- Salcs Of 5000 n. Y. 81 No, cents
Oh; 1000 Ohio Ohio 6s, 1850, Oh; nnd $50 At az
MARKETS, July ~.
COTTON-but little doing, and no change in
prices ~
GRAlN-Saes Of Rye at cay and Corn G5.
FLOUR-is selling steady at O. 90 for eommoa
brands Western,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

Shou'u DC regarded as paramount duty and a
common object; ani In prevent a catastrophe whieh
wiz NJ many patriot with anguish and morthca.
any sacrifice.
lh've said, sir, that hoped the I'LL under dis
Suss'on, as proposed 10 DC modi6ed by the Senator
rom Virginia, would be productive OF good. 4, at
eas, comes To us recommended by those into whose
nands save been committed the finances Of the eoun.
ry. But suppose the worst. Let IL even fail in
us o"Ject. Shall we not have gained the benefit OF
eSpcriencef Will not the adoption Of some other
measure he the more apparent Having made this
CONCESSION TO the serupes OF the conscientious, or
The Tears OF the more cautious would not the com.
mon feeling OF The country rise spontaneously and
irres'shby TO the adoption of means by which sta.
oNl'y ana value shall bo impaired to the curron.
cy oil the eountryi II an institution invested with
the powers OF the Old Bank OF the United States
shouc De found by experience TO be the only cx-
peulent by which the essential ends of Govern
men1 can be attained let it, in the Of our COM
mon country, be adopted. But IN the mean time,
until this creative necessity shall be inviucible and
apparent let us not reject the ui1 OF the inst.
t"iion IN mod'hed, and TO some less Objectionable
form.
At an important crisis, like the present, when
harmony ana union can alone carry you, triumph.
enly, 10 the attainment OF you ends, too much mod
e'alon Is IN my Judgment preferable TO too much
rashness, and wisdom dictates to all, Cancellation
anu torhearanec. lsit no; better TO approach the
oolect OF pursuit by advances gradual, but certain
rather than hazard an TrctrIevaDie failure by pre-
e'ptas boundl la the consideration OF this subject
each OF us ought not TO forget that there are others
whose cooperation Is not less essential than our
own; that something is due to the laudabe desire
which all must feel to preserve a reputation unim.
paired tor uniformity in opinion and conduct; and
that every generous, honorable Impulse should in.
cline us TO appreciate the motive which seeks to
preserve the moral power Of an untarnshed name
and to shun the establishment which is often the
consequence of variable conduct and inconsistent
opinions.
lmpelled, then, by that literally to others which,
10 IKE circumstances, we should desire to extend.
ed Ia ourselves, let US unite ON some common ground
and march together IN the accomplishment of the
objects for which are convened
IL IS for these reasons that am induced TO Give
cordial support 10 the amendment proposed by the
Senator from Virginia. IL promises the attainment
of the objects OF fiscal agent, and presents COM
mon platform upon which all may unite.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
The Bank Bill.

The speeches Of MIR Clay and Mr. Preston in
conneHi with that Of Mr. Rres, presentn full view
Of the merits and dement's of the points of disagree
ment between the Wings.
We cannot forbear the expression of the opinion
once more, that an importance very disproportion-
ate to any consequences result, has been given to
the clause asserting the power Of locatng branches
In practice, we believe the country will never know
the dfsrencs. II the States are disposed to resist
the location Of branches within their limits they will
do 50 as well under one charter rs the other. Many
have always maintained the right Of the States to
tax branches Of a National Bank and Tennessee
exercised the right to the exclusion Of branch Of
the late United States Bank from that State for
more than ten years. The Bank might, from the
constitution Of the Supreme Court at that time have
resisted successfully the payment Of the tax but It
preferred to submit rather than enter upon profit
esS litigation. From the present materials which
compose the Supreme Court, we have reason to he.
Iieyc, that taT Of That kind, if the question were
TO arise would he sustained by the decision Of that
Tribunal. In this aspec', then, the compulsory fca.
ture would prove equally noperntive as the other.
II the States choose 70 b. refractory. In other re-.
specs the assent Of the States las proposed by MIR
Ryes) or the diiSeni, las suggested by MIR Bayard)
has many advantages. 10 the opinion Of many
gentlemen, 1t removes all constitutional scrupIes,
and preserves the unity and harmony Of the whiQ
party. In case Of dis sort involving no practical
Effects, corcessloais duo from one Wing TO another.
Again, State pride and State jealousy would not
be apt to be aroused by the clause requiring State
assent as by The coercYo feature. But on this scorc
We opprehond nothing serious in either contingency.
Factions opposition could only come from the 10 d.
COS, and they are so "Uebl1d the stumpp-in such
bad rspu,e-that lher opposition can avail nothing,
eRcep. to recommend the measure opposcd to pop.
u.lr favour
The vigorous and harmonious action Of the Whig
p1riy upon the Land blu and the Loan bin, make
us the more ANXIOUS that like harmony and vlgor
may distinguish their conduct IN relation to tie
Bank bil. Dscord on this measure presents the
on obstacle 70 the achievement Of al the great re-
suits anticipated from on extra session. And this
obstacle - narrowed down 10 a single Is1lotcd and
abstract poInl-lor 10 Is understood distinctly, tina,
Mr. CIsy's bI.I with Mr. Rvcs' or Mr. Blyardis
amendment incovomtod, would certainly become a
law of the land. !, isfoD much Ia mar tho genera
harmony Of "a great md patriotic party, and disap
po'n, the hopes Of ,hs county by an obstinate adj.
hofCu.g % no abstraction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
or THE UNITED STATES
MONDAY, JULT ~, 1871.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
Mr. TALLMADGE presented n petition OF citi-
zens Of New York, for Bankrupt Ltw.
ilo asked the indulgence n the Ssu,to in a few
r,mUks on the subject and in a concise and pow
0hu manner gave his views in favor Of creating such
a Law, az was roquTsd by the urgent uod pressing
wants Of the country. tllis remarks will soon up
pear, al length.)
Mr. WALKER had intended offering resolution
" proceed 10 the consideration of a Bankrupt bill
mmsdiusly after dohni'Vg action had been had on
The Bank bill and he pleased 10 see that Their
VS. strong probability Of did from the other side
Of the Senate. This was measure infinitely more
important N his constituents than any measure
now pending before elmer House. Thoe was moth
ing on which the public mind was decided on
including Banks. lie believed tho time WINS near
when there would be vast majority in both Houses
# Congress and throughout the country in favor Of
Bankrupt Law applicable TO Banks lie should
vote for the bill, who, her " was applicable 70 Banks
or not and he bolived il was demanded by the 20
pular voice, and At the present session.
MIR LINN regretted very much th't he could not
have hrd this morning 10 address the Senate on
another subject but he might well sps,k on this
as on any. file he'd petition on this subject which
no should present. Every man whose heart WIS In
the right place would that il right 10 iber.
ate The debtor, upon giving up his properly. But
IL was different 10 make Law which should &C COM
plish this and not DO infinitely more harm 10 tho
mass Of the community than bo1,ht lie Sympn-
thized with those who were IN distress but called
on 10 exercise an important duty here, no was com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
COMMERCE. OF RICHMOND

well know, MeSsrs. Editors, your rTi,rd,b;, r.
the trade and commerce of our city and viii ~,
these remarks '"' Paper ioi
have lately paid rsi, - Point Comc,r, and -
ascending our noble river, made some intermed;,,
calls along its hospitable shores, and h.yn, n So,
Iot .he whlie sheets OF commerce, | beheld. with
pride and pleasure, many noble shins wirJ,n ~
way up stream" My delight was incTc,-.J ~,
reaching Guy Point, where 6eheld a.,, of NJ,
~ 80 SAL, and heightened by the kind and cn,i,I
NS'Sone met on board these noble vessels Iom
indeed, at a loss TO say whom liked hes, ,nJ -
ship seemed TO ride most PROUDLY - - ~ MI
WIN hatVc predictions, | must rnsnt;,n e.,
thnSe hai.ng from Richmond Pe,er,bu,. III ~
ION; The Richard Anderson, for beauty anJ nsn,;.
's.e'S'e, STANDS almost unrivOllcd; The Roll
MY hau'soh ana Luctila, at a distance prry.n,eJ
close examination. prevented
Inc GenP Parkhill, Captain J. c. Howl. Io,d;,,
Tor Lonuon, next caught my cye--I linsereJ o6
oo"Tu win Tor nearly half an hour WAVING
hef oeaGuiIl ana substantial structure with accom-,
mcdations for 25 cabin PASSENGERS 80 - "Ieoi,
zed 10 earn that not one could be procured ybiIs
many oi our cnizens sought a Conveyance TO-,
not'hern ports ntmuch greater expense Her ber,bs
" and comfort OF all ages and KS
haVlng said 50 much Of her and of n her. rL
not what to say of the beautiful Isabella , mos,
magnificent new ship belonging to the No..
browns oil Baltimore, just arrived to load for Liver
pool. She is indeed a model Of he,p,, ~ W.
gance- There were others, which could No, c ~,
among them, The Republic, ocsoa, Roekland
iloSa, Marcella, Maryland, Clinton. Wsbsn A.
10, Beaver and Mohawk, with several Fore;ensr.
ana the Cross of ST. George proudly waved, which
was glad to see in company with it. kindred de.
seendanIs. In delightful contemplation on behold.
g 80 many sons OF ocean seeking business and
win u.s. ieiI the scene with pleasing roget
ana ana on my arrival at home was sorry to hear ihni
business was dull. ~ "'"' '""'
hetaung to friend ths Pleasing "inciden,s Of
ave- he expressed surprise that so many vessels
that not half the ships which entered frnn, C,ra
pofs, or cleared, were ever reported by our Coec.
tor, oil whom will respectfully asks this posi-
olef That no notice should be extended 10 our Fo
reign Commerce, whilst our dIIigent toli-keeper a,
sne ana reports regularly, the arrivals and clear
@ ns OF the Flying Lucy, Polly Jones, JEANNE
leans Jumping Rabbit, and a long list of other,
rom Inc mountains, for which ne has my thanks
SSA AMY ROY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
r | CHI NJ ND:
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY,s
Dsbsle "a The S,nn,e.

The interesting and important debates in Con.
gress, which cannot be omitted, restrict us TO the
n'rrowest limits. In addition TO the speeches of
Me''rs. Clay and Preston the proceedings Of the Se
ATE, Monday, possess much interest. MIR. Clay, sim
se-aanded, Iatt!ed maniuy and successfully against
the combined champions of Locofocoism. The
comparison Of the Loco. of the present day to the
b'ue.lIghS Federalisis of the war; was home thrust.
and "all the chivary" reeed under it.
The MadI'opian thus notices the debate:
The debate was continued, yesterday, princi-
pally 10y the Opposition, who have consumed four
or i've days in endeavOring to cripple the bill by
amendments. On one amendment OF theirs they
made seven speeches. Mr.. Clay Of Kentucky,
Who yesterday fought them almost snsle-handed,
compared their conduct that of the federaists du
ring the ast war, with Mr.. Pickering at their head.
Their course then was, as now, iactous and unpa
thoic, seeking to alarm capitalists IN advance so
rs TO defeat the Government in obnining the loan
after It should be authorized by Congress The
Opposition have proved themselves the direct sue.
cessors of the last federal lists and entitled 10
TIE designation Of "moi.rfIA raIs'sn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
% Il CIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by aud toih the adries aud consent Of The Ssna,,

htfOlNIMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by aud ioith the adries aud consent Of the Senate
Charles Anthony. Attorney of the United State,
for the District Of Ohio
maRSHALS OF THE UNITED STATES
, Gervas Fontenot, for the Western District of
Louisiana. W
Demos Adams, Tor the District O, Ohio.
Willi'm Is Blackburn, for the District Of Ken.
lucky. " iN'"'
John DAde, Warden of the Penitentisrv in IN.
District OF Columbia. " wv
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
EdSnr Snowden, Reuben Johnston, John w Mi
nor, George w Gusts, and Tench Rin.soIJ
IN the County Of Alexandra, in the District Of Co.
lumbi,. 'N' VI W.
John Wells, Jr., Robert Getty, Nathan Iusbo.
rough, Wm w. Stewart, and John ID. Clark in
the county OF Washington, in said District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
LOAN BILL.

We announced in Postscript yes,erd y morn
ing, the passage of this important measure bv
sweeping majority. We congratulate the wbip,
Of Congress and the country upon the result. II
Husurs a determination and an ability on the
part Of the Wing majority to perfsc. speedily the
great objects for which they assembled. An ad-
Jolrnment during the first week Of August, is con-
hdenily spoken Of as of the first fruits Of Wing
despatch. The Bank Bill will constitute the only
'uhise, Of embarrassment, and that by a wise con.
citation and compromise, may he sposed OF with.
IN tie next ten days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
No5 YORK courl,r end II, Ca5in,L


Courier, touching the Cabinet, observes;
owe hope tho Cabinet will not he utterly ami.
hI1ied ~ the iuiWnltlons Of the Courier; nor even
~ much Disconnected M 10 be unable to attend to
the public business. II would be very unouunata
Of this particular Iuncture the wheels Of Govern.
ment should siop. But m case they arc utterly dis.
hsIrcned, et them appoint the Editor Of the Cou.
uer 10 tho ". Y. Post Office, and We will guarantee
that there shall be no further trouble from that
quarter MoUu. Webster, Granger and Ewing,
viii then be the best Of Minister'S and the bosl Of
men Their namos will 90 down 10 posterity, cover
ed With bIozs Of glory, and whether the Fisesl
Bank shall have power 10 establish Branches with or
without the consent Of the States, have pow
or 10 establish them at all, will be a matter Of no
sort Of consequence"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
MEN

In this city, on Wednesday, the lith instant Mrs.
ANN PUHCELL Her friends are invited to attend
her funeral from Mrs. Elotrs Boarding -house, on
II street, Shockoo Till, this morning, at o'clock.
In Petersburg, on the gth instant, at the resi-.
dence Of DR.. Thomas Robinson, Mrs. INDIANA A.
RoDtSs"N, consor Of Dr. Robert Emmrl Robinson,
On the 24th year Of her nge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15
TENNESSEE WHEAT CROP

Inc notice OF the Wheat Crop IN the Genne,see
country Nc" York, which we publish under the
commercial head, from tho New York Express,
gives moro favorable account OF the crop than
previous accounts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

i1@ Come, nsishbor Compiler, stand to your
guns Don't "paee Us between you and the Intsl.
'iseneer" That would 10 in the range Of shot,
though might be the post OF safety. We only
proiisred asa sort OF reserved guard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-15

Mr. Pcksns was the other day just in the com
mencemcnt Of his mundsring eloquonce, saving
The cir with his giant arms, when the Chairman in
claimed, "My -, why, I've Just begun" but tic
empty seats showed that tho members thought he
had been speaking long time.-.9lsx. Gas.
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Dapio x. Sa6aman.

Wir eie ltntsrihrictsnen, 8hrscr bon
eeletroctpale 3aunfebip, in ber gauntp
Serts, empfsblen 9apiD ST. @abaman, een
Slttitsller, als iebditbe Yerfcn Gin wirtbs.
eeer SaNbaus 3u balten, uno beaense II
blsrmlt, RAP ct in sutem STUFF oer gbrliebeeit
uno 0laiitstsit itebt; oab mir pas s aus fen>
ncn, fhr welhes er ,lnl einen erlanbni6Iebein
natblnfbt, nnb baB Ct binIdnslieb nit 0aum
'tnp 8eqncmlidtfcit pericben 1T, I'M Srempe
lnc Nefenee teberterscn uno be,pirtbsm A.,
tonnen, unp oab ioIebes Birtbss cper Saits
baus nctlwsncis it, fir bic Bequsmllhfit
oss ,pnblltnms IN 5inItebt oer Bcwirthuns
nno Ssbertsrsums Sremoer uup Neiisupcv.
Scbanss O'sper, 9sorse 81. 8ctb,
Sfaae NItter, @ecrs welnsr,
Saniel Sebonsr, Daniel Olcpsr,
Daniel Sitter, Scbu Sulp,u,
Saeoh Sulbim, Sobu SabsL
3hcmas Sbansr, Gam. 8. &aneis.
Sobn Nittsr.
eclctroofsalc, Sec. 7. SIN.
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ebc sehalten ,pereen fcd su Sieaoima, fit bic
Sauntp Serfs, auf ocn erffen ,1Iontaa
i'm nad3ften Januar jipelebes ben stem pes
erlaStsn Dlcnats ieim ,piro,) unb pelebe ,,pci
1Sotben tausrn fca--
90 miro biermit Staetriebt ertteilt an ben
Coroner, Die sSrieoemsrtebter unb gonttateI
oer 9ebadhten gauntp Serfs ba6 f1e Ieb III
eria9ter Scit, upt 10 libr Sormittaas, nit
ibren 8erScie5ni1en, Nesitratureu, Inter.
i,ebuh9en uno graninationeu unb allen an.
bern Grinnerin9cn einsutinocn batenum fo(s
be Oinse au ttun, bic ibreu Nemterm 3u
tbuu 6liesem.-Ots9leibrn Oicjeniaeu ,pS(s
de berbunpeu ftno 9esen Die 9efausensn bic
in Dem 8efin9niiIe Oct gauntp Serfs ftnc,
cber bann fein m69en, seriettlieb au ocrtabs
ren, 70 ,pie cs reebt Gsin mag.
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s. Die Srusen unb Snrcrs, ,pelebe auf Ct.
taate Court ecraeaeen ltno, iprroen evfuebt,
Yhnftlibfeit ~ beobahten, i'm Sail ibrse
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auf tsicnoern Ssfebl tsr Court befamnt ac
madt. babcr alIe Diejsnissn, nslebe ce an.
ssbt. iteb barnab su rihtsn baten.
x"x Die Sriesensrietter burebaus bergauns
tp itno ebrertistbisit erludtt Beriebt bon &es
eesnijanees uno AnelaaeM an eineu ocr pre.
lsauirsncen Inwalo,, pcter Silbert unb q.
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Court 5u maiden, 70 rab Bils sutereitet
iperoen nbaen fir bas Sanoeln ber @rano
Snrp uno partecn. 3suscn unb keimcbueus
cs Surp Feline 3eit Oerlisren.
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am 3tcn Oesbsr, in sisIcr Gtaot, Spbn
Stoper, i'm AItsr bon "A Sabreu.
-am na,nlleten sass sSsnfaIls pon bier Sas
ra Wiorris, 3otbtsr ces peritcrteMen Sere.
mias uno Sara .. Dlcrr,s.
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par 5rpbu, i'm NIter BON SO Sabrs,, 9D1pe
naten une q 3a9en.
dill li1en 9sebr. Sotn Neifehnsipsr, lsst,
bin Setlcuisnwdrter au pcr lcsten GebleuGe
fes llniOn ganal:, in gumru 2aunleblp, 4lt
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din a5. ten Wopsmt. in 5eosltera 9anns
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alter ron S3 Sabrcm.
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Gin lbdbbares Sn6,
betttclt:
Dr. Wetnrtct, @ueller'a
&rautcf(tunpen

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tben beutItben preoisern, perftbeoener gons
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len. es entbalt furje Nbbanolunscm uber
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Der Nelisicn Sein gbriit, unb bnrtb leine
ofntllebe uno 9emeinfabliebe Spraebe, em:
pfeblt es feb Selebrtcn uno llnaelebrten.
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ten, nno bic Observation-Disclosures Der Sesentans
Dc, ,peltbe in cemIelbem a6ssbanrelt werpcn,
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III Amerlta etem 70 an9enebm mnp erbaulleb
fem tperse, iple es Dem tbriltliebcn putltum
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men jl matten, fcnecrn lein enbS,pcf ut,
,pie CT sIanbt, Gin bobsrsr ,mo bsflsrcr - oas
alIsemeine 2Bobl leiner WlitmenI Ihrn. Gin
fur5aefabrer sebenslanf oes Hutcrs, mirb bies
les Sueb ts9leiten.
Sebin9un9en.
1! 0as 9Dcrf ,pirb aabe an 600 DetaU Seis
ten entbaItsn.
2. OaGrlbe foa I66n uno iautsr sebruft nno
gut ssbnnoen merren.
8. Ser preis 1T MIR Gin 9balsr oas Grens
p!ar - Sahlbar lei lIstcrIisfernns pss
Suh'e.
4. 9Ber 10 lIntsrfhrsiter Iammelt, rmb fir
bic 8e5ablnns gut ttebt srbalt pas II lte
nnentselolidb.
John y. pfaub.
g. Snbferibenten fit obisee 3Derf perpen
III oieier Drufsrei ansenommen.
Deeember 7, lS4l.