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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04
HOUSEKEEPING or the NOBILITY The rolow-

HOUSEKEEPING OF THE NoBlLITY.--The follow
ing are the particulars Of the consumption of
wine and ale, wax lights, &c. at Belvolr Castle,
the seat of the Duke Of Rutland, from Deem
Der, 1899, to April lS40 or about Is weeks =
Wine, 200 dozen; ale, 10 hhds wax lights,
1880; sperm oil, $50 gallons. Dned at his
Graces table, 1897 persons; in the stewards
room, 2,421 in the servants hall, nursery and
kitchen department, including corners and goers,
ll,3l2 persons. OF loaves ,f bread there were
consumed 3 1888, of meat, 22,963 lbs, exclusive
OF game. The money value of The meat,
poultry, eggs, and every kind OF provision, ex-
cept stores, consumed during this period amount
ed TO f3,329 Is. II 3-4d. The quantity OF game
killed by his Grace and friends, and consumed
al Bevor Castle alone, was 1859 head. Sup
posed value, fl92 lbs. Cd. The quantity OF
game killed during the season, over all hi Grace's
manors, is thus stated: 1893 hares 9s7 pleas
ants, 2, 10l parlrdgcs, % wild ducks, los wood
cocks, 1875 snipes, 9i7 rabbits, 776 grouse, 20
black game. and 6 teal. These particulars are
given in the history OF Bclvolr Castle, recently
published
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04

ReLLI.NT BEpsrEAp.-The Emperor ofIRussa
recently sent TO the Shah Of Persia, bedstead made
entirely OF chrystal, worked in imitation Of large da
monds, incrusted IN solid frame. On each side
there spouis made TO eject scented water, which,
by its murmufings invites to sleep. II Is crowned Ivy
alarge chandelier, which spreads light IN such
itself and the rest Of The frame AZ to give
TO the whole the splendid appearance Of millions Of
diamonds rejecting their brllliancy at once. We
should think Old Morpheus would find i, difficult TO
make the Shah sleep on thing so exceedingly light.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04

YTNE attention of those citizens strangers in the
J. District of Columbia wanting cheap and tasty
iron ratings respectfully called to one now fitted
up around the of DR.. Sewes house, Corner of
and 10 streels) in which beauty, durability and
economy are combined The total cost of the railing
referred to- when up, is only $I44 6S; or about SO
per foot.
Reference TO Dr. Sewell, Washington, ID. G.
Terms-cash. Orders, large small quickly filled
by NJ MURRAY
Corner of Bait. and North street, Baltimore
oct 30-.}t.
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Han. QuAhrERs. MARINE CoRps.

IiEAD-sAuAhFEhs, MARINE CORPS,
Washington City, Oct 4ut, 1871.
SEPARATE Proposals will be received al the office
~ OF the Qaauermaster of the Marine Corps, in
this city, until ~ o'clock, on Wednesday, the 10th
day OF November next for furnishing rations TO the
United States Marines at the following stations for
the year 1912
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charestown Massach usetts
Brooklyn, Long Island New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospor near Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola Florida; and
Washington City, District Of Columbia.
he ratlons To consist OF one pound and quarter
OF fresh beef, or three quarters of pound of mess
pork, eighteen of bread or -four the option
OF the Government; and at the of six pounds of
good clean coffee twelve pounds of good New Orleans
sugar eight quarts Of beans, four quarts of vinegar
two quarts OF salt, four pounds of soap and and
halt pounds Of good dipped candles to each hundred
rations.
II is understood that the full side Of beef (neck and
Sims excludeJ) be delivered, if required il such
quantity be not required that the fore and hind quar-
tiers be delivered alternately And the bread or -four
shall be OF superine quality All the articles 10 be
unexceponable and TO be issued to the troops with
out expense TO the United States.
Proposals TO be endorsed !" Proposals for Rations
for 1912" AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Qnartermaster.
oct 5-3tawtl0thNo
The American Sentinel, and PennsyIvanian Phil
adelpha; the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire;
the New York Evening Post, the New York Herald,
and the New York Enquirer; the Baltimore Republic
cam the Norfolk Beacon the Norfolk Herald the
Richmond Enquirer, and Richmond Wing; the AL
exandria Gazette, Alexandria d. c.; and the Pensa-
cola Gazette will give the above three insertions each
per week. and send one copy Of the advertisement TO
accompany the account when forwarded to this office
n MAJ man
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OUTRAGEOUS, CoLD-BLooDED MURDER.

Mr. John b. Mitchell Of Obion county, Tennes-
see was assassinsled Sunday night the 81 inst in
the following brutal and distressing manner he was
situated the supper table surrounded by his family,
unconscious that the bloody eye of a midnight, as.as-
sin was resting upon him. when gun sho, fired into
the room from without, aud Mr.. Mitchell fell from
his seat dead man. Some OF the members of the ia
mily rushed out, but the night was dark, and they
could any person they however heard the
rus,lng of the leaves the bood-stancd villain push
ed through a thicket
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Session lS4l Az.
THE Lectures will commence on Monday the LIST
l. of November, and be continued under the fol
lowing arrangement, to the middle of March ensuing
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, M ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. d.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M d.
Anatomy, by William +. Horner, M, d.
Institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel jackson, M. d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, by Hugh l.. Hodge, M. ID.
Clinical Lectures Medicine, by w. w. Ger
hard, Nj d., and
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, by Drs Gibson and
Homer will be delivered at the Philadelphia Hospital
(Bockey) Students are also admitted to the Clint
cal Instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, in the
City.
w. E. HORNER
Dean Of The Medical Faculty,
aug "a -3awtNov 10 263 Chestnut Street Phil
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DOOK OF THE INDIANS, being the Biogra
ID ply and History of the Indians and Indian tribes
of North America from its first discovery up to the
year 1871, by Samuel G. Drake, eighth edition with
large additions.
And many beautifully executed engravngs. Just
published and this day received, for sale Ivy
nov2 F. TAYLOR
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THHE PROGRESS OF DEMOCRACY, by A
L lexendre Dumas, illustrated in the history of
Gaul and France volume, translated by an Amer-
just published and this day received for sale by
F. TAYLOR
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LIBRARY Of CoNGRnss,

LIBRARY or CONGRESS,
October 18th, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Library Of Con
gress will be closed on Tuesday, the 10Th instant
for the purpose Of cleaning and arranging the books
and will not again be opened until Tuesday, the 23d
of November,
JOHN S. MEEHAN, Librarian.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04

CHINA, Ancient and Modern, being a history
~ and general description the Country, Govern
ment, Laws, Religion, Productions, Manu- features,
Arts and Sciences, Literature, Commerce. Tea and
Opium Trade, &c. &c, lately published in London
few copies just imported by
nov 2 f. TAYLOR.
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INSURANCE AGAINST lRE.-The Ena
i Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut, con
tnues insure property ofa descriptions against the
hazards Of fire on terms favorable any other Com
pany and to adjust losses, when incurred with the
utmost promptitude. Application for insurance may
be made at he Office OF the subscriber in the City Hail.
Washngt y ID. A. HALL,
oct 30-3t. Agent.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04

nAVENSPORT'S DICTIONARY OF BIO
IL GRAPHY of eminent characters of all ages ,
nations and professions beautiful volume (English)
584 closely printed pages; containing, also,severa
hundred beautiful etched Portraits, price 50 60 Just
received by F. TAYLOR.
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poet(ral.
LAST OF THE cLAM-BAKEs.

The session of the "FisH CoMMirTEr,' at Sou
hngstown, has been held and the close of the soas
at Warwick Neck is announced in the Providen
journal The last legitimate clam bake is thus poe
caly given:
lis the last clam of summer,
Left smoking alone;
Alllts juicy companions
Are eaten and gone.
No black fish is waiting
No chowder is nigh,
The plates are all empty
The glasses are dry.
III not leave thee, lone one,
Away from the shore,
Though full to the gullet
III swallow no more
So soon may follow,
When am-bakes decay,
And the glory of Warwick
Shall all Iass away.
When oysters have vanished
And ciams have not come,
y who would inhabit
This bleak world alone.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04

HOU SEKEEPERS, ATTENTlON!-Thes sub
i scribers would respectfully call tie attention OF
housekeepers and others desiring housekeeping goods,
to their stock which has been selected with great care
andcan be sold as low, and on terms as accommoda-'
ting, ms they can be procured in the District
We have just received, in addition to our former
stock
sidcboards, dressing and plain Bureaux, Sofas,
Lounges
Mahogany and marble top centre Tables, pier Ia
bles
Wardrobes, mahogany and painted Wasbstands
High and low post Bcdseads, Mattresses, feather
Beds
M ,hogany cane and wood seat Chairs
Mahogany, cane, and Boston Rockers
Trundle Bedsteads, Cribs Cradles, and Settecs
A handsome assortment of China Glass, and
Crockery Ware
Stair Rods plated Casters Candleslcks +.
Cake baskets and SAVERS, Buuertubs
Shutters and Trays Butter knives
Ivory buck, and bone Knives and Forks, Egg
boilers
Sausepans, Walters, Ovens, Pots and Skillets,
Gridlrons
Coal.hods, brass and iron Andirons, Shoves and
longs
Pokcrs wire, pierced, iron and brass Tenders
Sad Irons, Heanh-rugs, Baskets
Brushes OF every description, Bellows, Wood.
Hall Lamps mahogany and gill frame Mirrors,
Curtain Bands and Pins Britannia Ware
Spoons
Toilet Glasses, Tippecanoc Spi,tcons, Tea-kettles
Wood horses and Saws, Tin-ware, NC &c,
With many other articles too numerous Tor an au-
veriscment
Persons wanting any OF the above articles VIII md
it to their advantage call and examine oui prices he
fore purchasing elsewhere.
BOTELER & WARING,
18th st, nearly opposite Patriotic Bank
oct 2S-lt
DURNAP'S Lee rURES 10 Young men, on the
mind, formation of character and the conduct OF
he, volume.
On the sphere and duties of women &c, vol
Just received by FRANCk TAYLOR lmmedi-
ately East OF Gadsbys. oct 10
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rABINET AND CHAIR FACTORY, doors
~ west of 10 street James Williams has re-
ceived by the schooner Allyne, lot of high and low
back Nurse and Arm Rocking Chairs and Cabinet
Furniture
Has on hand and continues to manufacture, by
experienced workmen all kinds of Cabinet Furniture,
and Cain and Winsor Chairs, Hair aud Shuck Mat
trasses, China, Glass, and Liverpool ware.
Old furniture taken in exchange for new.
Old furniture repaired ard reprinted.
Which will be sold low for cash, or time for good
paper.
On hand, good assortment of Mahogany, which
will be sold low for cash ocl caw3w.
IlHEAP PAPERS.-Fine Satin Surface Letter
~ Paper, ruled on three sides at ~ % per ream.
Also Folio Post, Fooscap Double Cap, and Envel-
opc Papers at reduced prices.
Russia and other low priced Quills, suitable for
schools, for sale by WIN. +. BA1L1,
(Apent for j. n. Hcrrick.)
Pennsylvania Avenue, bet 18th and 18th ste.
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There are occasions, says the Journal, when the
heart is full for utterancs-w when speech would
too family express the feelings which swell the bosom
TO bursting. This such occasion No man
spoke even the young ducks were silent; and no
gander gobbed. Slowly and sadly they from
Their seats and casting zone longing, lingering look
behind, babe farewell to Warwick Neck for The
SON"
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND = Combining the
i i various histories Of Rapin, Henry, Hume, Smol
lett and Belsham, corrected by reference TO Turner
I.ngard, Hallam, Macintosh, Goodwin, Brodie and
others-compete in three volumes octave, London,
Just received and for sale by by F. TAYLOR.
Also, Godwns history of the Commonwealth 4
vols
Pictorial history of England vols.
Therry's history Of the Conquest.
Lodges illustrations of British history vols.
Tyter's Regns Of Edward sixth and Mary.
Hume and Smoett a beautiful London edition.
complete for nine dollars.
Haam, Burnet Clarendon Rapin, Findal &c,
just imported and for sale together with other British
Historians, by F. T. oct 80
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MOTTOES OF MINISTER'S.

The Duke of buckingham excaims, on TAX
ing his seat, "Iempia guam hiecta," Anglce,
High places how delightful The Earl Of
Ripon, with that credulity which led Goblet to
call him Prosperity Robinson" declares that
"Foy est tom"-"Faith's every thingn Lord
Lyndhurst's Ultra Pergere' may be English
ed by the elegant phrases, Push along" or go
ahead" or, perhaps, better still, by 60 the whole
hog Lord Stanley motto is peculiarly appro
pirate TO his Lordships present and past position,
"Sans changer, "-"wthout changing p Ire
land has justly been regarded as a great breaker
ahead of Terry Ministry and we may imagine
the Tory Lord -Lieutenant Earl de Grcy,) when
a little too sanguine perhaps, exclaiming, in the
language of his family motto, Faiths every
thing" being gently but sadly rcbuked by his
Secretary (Lord ELIOT in turn signing his own
too prophetic motto, ''Ocurrent nubcs, n--''Ah,
my Lord, but clouds aeiH come" Ifsuch mixed
and modified rejoicings are in the Cabinet, the
joy in the new Household troops is without any
such alloy. The Lord Chamberlain, earl de la
Warr,) by his motto, "Jou de mag ie" has
declared that il was the happiest day of his life
on which he became major domo !; and the Lord
Steward (the earl Of Liverpool,) in his motto,
"Patnid, non sine pulrere," says as plainly as
tongue can speak, 81 have got the stewardship,
but not without raising dust about it,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04

OLD TIMEs.-The first duel fought in New
York was shortly after the American war, on
the old Stone Bridge which then stood in the
centre OF Broadway at the intersection Of Canal
steet. The circumstances Were peculiar, and
elected great remark and much interest at the
time.
Congress was in session in Philadelphia, when
Monsieur Lon2champ made some remarks Of
tensive 10 Glrard, the French minister resident
at Philadelphia. The French minister caused
marines TO be- brought on shore from French
frgate at that city. and with their aid he cndeav-
ored 10 secure Longchamp He was prevented,
and severely rebuked and censured. The min.
lister, irrilaed and revengeful, employed a CT
devant French officer to quarrel with and kill
Longchamp. Aware of the snare laid for him,
Longchamp left Philadelphia for New York
Here the officer followed and insuted and cha-
lenged him. Longchamp accepted, was killed,
and left on the stone bridge at Canal street, and
amidst great popular excitement was buried by
me ivy "nihorites.-Stdr
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TENNESSEE.
EAST TENNEsSEE.

The following is the official vote for Governor, as
declared by the Legislature
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TlRCULAR.-Th partnership heretofore exist
~ ing between Mcssrs. POPE & GIBBS as At
torneys and Counseors at Law, and Solicitors in
Chancery, is dissolved by consent.
They continue practice individually in the Coun-
ty courts of Coosa ahd Autauga Counties--in the
Circuit Courts of Autauga Coosa, Iallapoosa, Mont
gomery Dallas, Bib, Shelby, ST. Clair and Tallade-
ga Coun,ies-io the CHANCERY Courts held for
ALABAMA-and the District Cour, Of the United
States at Tuscaloosa
THE above Circuit embraces the cities of Wctump-
ka and Montgomery, the towns OF Selma and Cahaw-
ba, and many other small towns and villages
b. T.. POPE, Wetmupka, Ala.
C., r. GIBBS, Coumbiana, Ala.
Messrs. P. & G.. renew the tender of their probes
sional services individually to those who have here
oore entrusted business to their joint management,
and to the public generally.
Their fees for collecting will be, heretofore, in
common cases, viz:
For bringing suit on all liquidated demands
Gas Notes, Bills, &C. under $500. $40 90
For bringing suit on all lquidated demands
exceeung $500, S per cent.
For bringing suit on unquiIaied demands
Gas accounts, &c.) $40 dollars added TO
above fees.
For taking Interrogatories, DISPOSITIONS &c.
if not more than two pages, 90
If more than two pages, for every additional
two pages, or less W
In ali cases sued to judgment and execution return
ed property half the above fees. If there is
usual litigation and difficulty, resort TO extraordl-
nary is necessary TO secure debt, an add
onal fee proportion to the services required will be
charged.
Persons sending business from abroad requiring
proof Gas accounts &C. prevent delay, should send,
at the time the and residences of wit
nesses, and the names of two three respectable c
in the neighborhood OF the witnesses TO act as
Commissioners to take their testimony.
Partners sending business should also send the in
dividual well as Joint of the firm.
Reterences.-Jas. o. Proudft, Esq. Wall st New
York Messrs Gilliand, Son 4 HarweIl, Charleston,
S, c.; Messrs. Il. Goddard & Co, Macon Ga; VIM.
bearing Esq, Athens, Gu; Messrs. Holt & Rose,
and Hon. F.. S. Dargan, Mobile, Ala; Hon ii. w.
Hillard, Montgomery Ala; Mcssrs. 'Crenshaw &
Bryan, A. Ready, Esq, Messrs II. b. Bailey & Co,
and Messrs. James Trimbc & Brothers, Wetumpka,
Alabama oct 9-tf
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NEW FRENCH FASHIONS.-Miss NOR
~ LEY respectfully informs her customers that she
has returned fromN York with extensive assortment
OF Fancy Goods comprising almost every variety now
am Beauard, FalconeI and other fashionable French
Houses III New York, ndinvltes their attention this
day, at her rooms Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10Th streets, oct 30 -1w
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Il II ISCELLANIES OF LITERATURE, in three
j, volumes by D'l4rocli, author of "Curlosities of
Literature, just published, are this day received for
sale by r. TAYLOR.
oct 30
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II oDGER'S & SONS CUTLERY. hives
IL Erasers Desk Knives with folders, Counting
room and Office shears, and fine Scissors from the
mandatory OF j. Rodgers & Sons Sheffield for sale
by VIM L. BAYIEY, Agent for
J. X. HERRlCk,
Pennsylvania Az, between 18th and 18th streets
%.
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DU TLEKS BLUE LAID UAP, &C Just feceIv.
ID ed by the subscrlbera superior lot of Butlcrs Blue
Laid Cap, Also, Buffers Blue and White Laid and
Wove Letter Papers, ruled and plain Buffers Folio
Post Together with large assortment of superior
Letter Cap and other papers ofvarious manufactures.
WIN. F. BAYLY,
agent to5 j. II. Herriek,
oct % Pennsylvania Az. bel. 18th & 18th SITS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-07
6enrn S5ettler,

@eciert fdb ciefer cielegcuheit, fciuen
Nreunoen unb einem qeehrteu pubifum bic
9Injeige ;u MAIDEN, bas er eiuen neuen
@onfefttpuereStpbr
in Sro gSheithda, ndbe bel Giririemere's
Wirthshduie erGfnet hat, dllwc CT ale sIrs
ten 3u d ern a T en-, beim @jroeen uno
JtIeinen Sum @ertauf onbietet.
Stchfhater nuo S,dneler i'll 3udernddrcn
mereen IS u ibtem 8rrtheil fnben, wenn lie
bel ihm aisrufen +; ineem er ale leine 3ufers
weoren Ietbif aus oem beifen 3uder pcrfertis
oct, uuo su BEN aNerneerigiten preifeu pers
fauft Seitelitn9en perbeu auf bic fiiyjete
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er befcncers dnempfeblt, uno beim G'rceeu
uno 6leinen 70 wcbIfeil crer pcbIfeiler pers
fault ais er fcnftmr erbdlten ,rereen fam.
@r bcFf eurd Die Site feiner g8adren
uuo billiae spreile, eineu Iheil Der OFentliden
Suncfdlaft gu erbaIten, tpcfiir er jcoerseit
oanfbar fein wirb.
SUM- l6, itq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-07
6enrp Oltnf,

&utlcbenma6er III 9ltlentaun
betrcibt nod, immcr icin e'el6dft in ecr SNas
niltcntraee, Na0cnbuds Birtbshdus qes
9eniber, mo er inner Su oerfaufen bat unb
anf SeitelIung madt
&utf6en, Gdfies, 8ug9ie6, Sear
bcrnS, Sulfies, &c.
@r bdlt immerfcrt CUTE 9lrbeitsleute uuc ba
ale feline Nuhrwerfe inter ieiner mmitteltas
reu 9lufIdlt aus 9uten MateriaIieu 9enatt
werceu, lo fam er fur feine slrbeit gut te.
ben.
9Iusbederun9en alter Tuhrwerfe weroen
Ihnea uno bilio belcr9t weroen.
Seinen alien 1reuneen mo Gi0nnern
bantt or fir ole ihm su 9bed eemcroene
freunoihaftlide 9mfmuutrrune uue Iaoet bae
publifum gum 9euei9ten 3uiprud1 Gin.
T@r it 9efcnnen ~ oeunte briaffe II
preiien fir baares @elo iu Derfaufen.
9Iaenteun, Sebruar "a. nq-6N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-07
SlaCllrtdlt.

Ia Der llnterieihnste jeet tieie geaenb
oerIaden hat, 70 benadlrittiget er hermit
icne relde ibm nod fur 3eifnuofqefp coer
fir @efanntmdhunge nno Truders9Irbeit
fd'ulrig finn, rae er feinen Rrnber D. glus
aufuS 2 age, nls 9Iaenf angefleIf bat,
nm Die Gieloer eiusutrsitsn nno isine Binder
aufsmfeifeIn. Giejenigen peldlr caher ned,
an ihn fd,uleig (ino, f6nneu cas Indlfdnoiae
in Ter Crlderei abteiatIen.
llnterSeidlueter oanft hermit jeneu feiner
Erennce, ipefdhe ibre 92udiidnre bis tierber
ataetrdgen haben, nno hrTt oa6 Gle llebrb
gen Elm 9leides thun iperben, camt or nichf
N bic llndnnehmlid)feit perieBt miro, aueere
Wliftel arsupenoen
sLP Ciejenigsn, nelfe ned, rsdmdfige
2nfcrcerunden an llnterseihnefen haten bes
lieben ihre 92ednnngen fcgIsId bel cbenbes
pamten ciHJuhdnci9en.
g. q. Gage
Suni 2. 6nI-nq