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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

~ Lcesnnrg Class P-To be drawn ut Alexandra, Nov
IN, zap tals-si0Oo, 1000 6737, ~ 500 4 of 2w,,
Tickets lO ~ 80 N"s-i< uIa"n-
mere mas NOT been in eny month such rare oppor
ssn,y w. inc comfortable fhing tho above pre-
anu must still say tn friends that II thew III, 20
MAKE mn Is not my fault have the ,ea. N - IN
and the Only s'e the tickets hard shake
novS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

IL The annual meeting Of the Union Benevolent So
clety Mi De held on Tuesday Evening Mex, o'rock
AZ thc united Presbyterian Church The friends OF the
society aud The public generally, invited to attend
So - ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

ASH NBL I.
The following table shows the results in the diff
feren, counties, 50 far as known, and also the
changes from last year:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

Having made an arrangement with Nr John Gaynor. 10
aid hn IN the management of his Drug business take
much pleasure IN inviting former patrons an the pub.
c generally IN call AZ my OH stand the
Bell Tavern with the iu assutancco f being supplied
line
Ocl5 n g. McNEMARh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
NOTICE

/ Hh o1partneitneiship Of WYATT a wHIrE will bc
uIssolNch bf limitation on this day of Noycrhcr
- in To as are requested make settlement
10 c'heT OF us 10y note or payment IN cash.
>. WYATT,
p siI,s w., I'll, THO. J. WHITE
Iias Wyati will continue the business Al The ~.
Wntrt TIE friends Of tie late firm can be ecomr,n
late stand W. 1sr o.n ni ~ our
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

MSnonsala, Class Mo be drawn on Saturday, Nov l,
al hcIandIii. Caplals-s30UO loom ssss, an osi.,
anu lOo OF 100, etc rs Nos-2 drawn Tci,s IN ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
GUN-smITBING.
SAMUEL TUERIAHD
nrnaeaIS IL. n.-La

DppOsHctht BdNfs,
y and Pistols. " '' wv
Gun smlihng and obbnE In all ~ branches attended 10
Always or hand, large Keys, which will he fined
~ any deso'pon u Looks At tho shop .. the
ol tWHoIn,IH "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

nos Mansion House.
NEW BEDFOHD WINTER AND FALL
4 BLEACHbD OIL-supphos Of the above from
the beet manufacturers, for sale.
nos 81 DAVENPORT & ALLEN
MEDICAL BOOKS, NO. J..
SnmDoLPi 60 have to- sae Si low prices
din's, Pssions Beelards Audrars, Hoinci's, Wisars
Bcels', snd MeckePs Anatomy.
DunRson on llsurie, q : Phsrmacopal
Dunglson,s, HaIersand Divers Physiology
Dungison's New Remedies
AuIrals Medical Clinic
BeeEs Medical JuhspTudcnce
PheAirno's Phosophioalsnd Mathematical Elements Of
Journal Of Kirkpatrick on Health
BucEan's, Thomas Coates and Ewolps, Domestic Me.
dcine
DunsBson's snd Boopef's Medisal Dictionary
YoI's Parmulary, Dunesn's Medical Gases
Coopcrs surgical Dictionary
Diversion Females Tusson's Disscctors Guide
Walker on the Nervous system
Dnnghson's Medical lntolIgonrer
Medical Essays by Chapman, Deoeos Jackson, Bache,
ani "ihers
Nease on Sick Headache
neaumont 90 glst'ie Juice and Digestion
Homes Medical Facts AMI Experiments
neNisrs anatomy Of DtunEennesss
Or IIayson on Abdominse viseeTa
IueI on the Bye; PARIS on dot
c, sii,r1 q 'G Ieaiib; fme on Hreh.
Dr. Bell on Health and Beauty
Kitchener lnvald's Oracle
Johnfon's Economy Of Health
Thomcson's Consreciuso Of Pharnseopul
To- Bootbindng Ia the beet si,le .,,,,, M,
NIHGINIA.-Ata Court Of Appeals held ~ the ca
pOl In the City 81 Richmond on Friday, October oil
l5tl:-ThOnas " Terrell In ha right, and the sam'
Thomas ~. Terrell and VIM AfnlFtead, EE'0TH u William
Atmirtead, dsc'd appcls sgains Caiharine Dandrdg,
In hoT own rshi, andss ES'H Oi WIN Vidal decd an,
r5| Court 81 IiSes civ Bounty snd he CITY Of villains
burg-UpoH an Appeal from n dscree.
The Wits Of snpersedeas heretofore awarded in Thu
cause not being returned executed the appeee John
Hoane and appcaTng IN the satisfaction 81 the Courf
thai he lnbabtsut of this Commonwealth. ON a.,
motion Of the appellants BY their counsel II IL ordered
thai tho said appellee do appear here the Monday
Jlnusry NEXT, 20 have hearing Of the whole
The decree aforesaid eonianodi and that copy % tbs
der be forthwith Inserted IN newspsp per printed
the CITY Of Richmond and continued for two months sue
end also that smother COPY thereof poeed
Il the front door Of the Capitol In the said City.
Copy Teste,
no s-~9~ =. ALLEN, O. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

"EilSkEY, APPLE BRANDY AND
- CORDIAL.
~ N hhds 80
sGbs OF Apple Brandy
~ do OF Peppermint Cordial-Ispdlns and n, al,
mo JAMES & GEORGE SsInN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

a, msdncsdsy morning Va I.esburr Extra Gas. N,
Nos-li drawn. Tickets s5. ~ " ''o 'e' 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
COMMISSIONING SALE OF MANCHEs-
TER PROPERTY,

al B -wI cENES, AgsHL late Of tho hrm "
W. Nouiand & Sweeney (now diss0lvcdD would notify
HE nds aud the public generally, that be- has taken Tho
IIouse rccsny occupied by the Virginia Fire and Murine
Insurance COMPANY, between Messfs. Cav e. Bentley
and The Exchange Hotel IN 18Th street. wbcTe he will bn
happy 10 execute al orders In ha line will ncafness and
Dispatch; having now on hand select assortment q
Cloths CarEimcrcE aud NcEnga Collars Cloves Suspen.
dcta Uaudkcrc hicfs Scars &c &C he hopes 10 DO
abc 70 accommodate HE Old friends such ones
may be disposed 10 call on him, on snch terms and in
sueh style - will prove enlrely satisfactory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

,ndsy Evening, at the Exchange Hotel & o,eloet
va MononHaia, Class No I5 taptaI.-sonn, S,.n
,H,S io 10 Of So, etc. CO Nos 10 drawn Ticket I'd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
From the New YORK E1pres, Of FRIDAY.
REPORTED MAJORITIES.

Our Express from the interior arrived this morn
ing at quarter past S. bringing the subjoincd re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
CLARKE'S OFFICE.
Under the Exchange Hotel

LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
TOT Monday Evening. O'Clock, NJ, at the EIehans.
~ w.. va, nsesours, Glass No. IS Capitals-sI2Uo
Tickets o.. 1872 W. 80 Nos-if ufawn'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

DYE STUEFS.
1n0 BB1S chp'd fogwood
foO do ground do
30 10 chipd Fustc
100 do ground do
30 10 ch.pd Nicaragua
2UO DO ground do
loo 10 do IIachc
l'1 do do Canwood, No.
100 do do Red SaundeTs
100 do do Red Wood
q. corner Of Howard a Fayette az n.,imo,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

ncnorraiia, Extra 30-To be drawn nj kl.,,.,xt. A.
h Capias-s1Coo ~ 0oo loOI 5sNI AZ . "a Sna
% OF Iuo % OF COO 80 OF i0u OF $50 etc "a No.
anu 10 drawn out. Tickets sl5-shar,s in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

TOT rfi!sy morning Va MouongaIia Extra Class No a
or, ~ lOO, 300. 2ioO IsUr, 1873 10 OF ie5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

oDn TONS Swcdes Country and Trcdsgar Iron, CON
sDOO pTsnE assortment Of nearly all sizes, fat.
round aud square hoop, band, box end sheet
ton American BlisteTcd Stcct
8 do Nail Rods. assorted sizes
English Blsfcfcd Steel
German do do
Cast Do do
ODOxcB Simmons Axes. for aair.
ocN wORrIIAM, McGRUDHR \ co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

cor TOT rhnrscsy mornins-va. wcIsburr Class Nots-
MA I.n so ~! l2OO, u36, 10 OF 1903, etc 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

Il IuscaIora, and for sale. -
oc . JOHN n CnpnnH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

Amidst the results Of ths New York election, is
the return Of Francis r. Granger, 70 Congress- from
ne Oniano District, BY majority Of some 400
votes.
The Locofocos Of the Empire State are indebted
70 the spathy of the wings Tor the present triumph.
IN he Guy, the falling Of Of the Wing vote from
that Of former years, about 1000, and Il ~ nearly
N the same proportion IN most Of the county Dis
trc's. Bot wherever the Wing Banner shsll be
fais,d under the auspices Of some other and more
worthy leader than Captain Tyler, is Taliying sup
poren will be as invineibls and Overwhelming as
ever
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

ITO Messr5 Mann S Valentine, W p Simms,
Chas. Palmer VIM. Mitchell, Jr., COMMITTEE"
And the sid premium Of go was ordered 10 be
received, and entered as part Of The funds Of the So
Getty.
Il was also resolved. that the name Of Mrs Plea,
SAINTS be enrolled 90 m Honorary Msmbsr-tbat The
Committee on Fruits, Flowers, 81. be dirsc'ed 10
procure, u the expense Of the Society, suitable sl.
yer plate Of the value Of s2j, and present the same
| IN the name Of che Society TO Mrs Psssanis, With
an expression Of the high entertained Of her
berality and devotion to the subjects IN which We
/ are engaged.
On motion, Resided, That james Barbour, Eco.
Of Orange be appointed 70 deliver address N the
Society at iis next General Meettng-ahd that Jas
NJ Garnet, Esq Of Essex, be named ns the Alter
nate
On motion Rssolv,d, That tho thanks Of IN, So.
cie'y be and they are hereby offered 70 the Com
D miuee OF Arrangement for the second part of the
( Soclety's Exhibition; 70 the Committee q Award
on the 10 last premiums Of the Society, 10 the Com
mlttee appointed 10 arrange and prepare the Socistyi
dinner az the Exchange Hotel; and ~ Msssrs HI
and Tunsall for their eIertioDs, most Efficient and
0 praise~ofthy ns all Of them have BEEN
e On motion R,sOiUsd That VIM. ID. smms, Rich
c ard V. tlaIall, Dr. Corbin BraIton, MAJOR EImun,
!. Chrst1n and James NJ GsTnett, Eos, be appoint
z ed Delegates on the part Of this Society to auens
70 the Convention proposed 70 be held in Washington
e on the I'd wednesday IN December nsEt Tor III
81 purpose Of organizing the Agricultural Society r,
Is the whole U. Sand that the Delegates Of tbu
y soesty be specially instructed that il is no, the 81
VI or intention Of this society 10 petition Congress 70
any AID IN the cause Of Agriculture, that il sha
20 20 connected ~ any way directly or indirectly IL
he She party politics Of the day.
5s Do motion Rssarsd, That the Executive Com
'g mhtee be requested 10 apply TO members OF Nh
as Society TOT memoirs TO DO laid before the n.r
OF Mee'lng on such Agricultural subjects are caeu
ur lstsd 10 advance the cause Of Agrieuture-eL,sc
ing the practical results Of operations on their ow
rs farms
III Rssovtd, That the Executive Committee la r,
uesteS 10 take the proper steps to collect from a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

BAILISo OF MoLEoD We understand that Tho
required bail in this given yesterday ny
Messrs Brotherton of Queenston, and Buel OF Lock
port, and Mcleod was forthwith discharged from
custody We learn in addition that no sooner was
he released, than very numerous band of armed
men-one account says two or three hundred-in-
terposed and iorcibly reconduced him TO Jail where
he is yet confined. The avowed object OF tins
disordery and unlawful proceeding, is, to afford
the owner of The Caroline opportunity to arrest
Mcleod for the destruction of that boat and there
by detain him this gside of the river We hope
this account will prove to be exaggerated, but il
true, no time should be lost in asserting and en-
forcing, in proper and ample manner, the surrem
acy OF the laws. The propricty of admitting Nc
I.eod to bail at all, under the circumstances, we
will not stop to discuss, but the proper legal au-
lhoriy having decided in favor of so doing, and
bail having been legally entered those who have
restrained and re.imprsoned him by awless vic
lence, should be promptly and severely punished.
Rufaio Com Jan. %.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

n-7-rhe President elect, it is expected, will be
in Washington on tho 18th or I'm ITO "aS 10
Cincinnati, accompanied by Gen' Ch"'oe'S ""'
Col. TODD, two ofhls Aids in the last war anu no
will tarry while Mt the Capital, and theh leave
for Virginia, to vist his relatives and the scenes o.
his early days. Preparations are in progress IN a"
the large places on the way from Cincihh"" 10
Washington to give him hearty welcome as he
passes on, Deep and sincere is the feeling in The
bosoms Of the people for Gen, Harrison, and all
the SANDERS which were heaped upon him before
election by his opponents, and which they sun
pour upon him, prove harmless as the gentle
sighings of summer breeze.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
J. $. SENATOR FROM MAINE

On the 2Sth ult. The Hon. GEonaE EVANS, was
elected TO represent the State OF Maine in the Sen.
ate OF the United States for the term of six wears
from the 4th Of March next. In the House the
vote was, Evans, %, Fairfield 81. In The Senate
Evans received Id, and Fairfield votes. Mr. Ev.
ans stands deservedly high in the estimation, MOI
only of the people of Maine, but of the whole U
MON. He has been member of the House 70
twelve years, and one of the abest and most popu
lar speakers in that body. II is "strught out
Harrison democrat.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
.... CINCINNATI, JAN. 81.
GENERAL HARRlSON'S DEPARTURE.

Yesterday morning about IL O'Clock, Gen IIar-
rison and suite, left the city for Washington and
Virginia, in tho splendid new boat Ben Franklin
Early in the morning the crowd began to gather,
in the neghborhood of the Henrie House. from
whence il was understood that tho General would
move. He left that house under the escort ofthe
Cincinnati Greys, and proceeded foot the
boat attended by an immense crowd. On board
the Gen. took his station near the Wheel House
surrounded by his friends, until the military were
arranged upon the hurricane deck. He then came
forward upon the deck and addressed the immense
crowd ofboth sexes that filled our spacious land
ing, and the windows and tops of the surrounding
houses ard boats. Ho advertcd to. the dfferen CO
between his present situation, and the present state
OF the city, and contrasted them with what Both
were short Of fifty years since. Then an Ensign,
be landed upon these shores where the only marks
ofimprovement were few log cabins-noso raised
by the voices Of the working men, Of The real De-
mocracy of the country, the highest station in
the world, he departed from large and splendid
city, taking leave of his friends, perhaps for the
last time, 10 take upon himself tho cares of Gov
eminent. If any man living had to be
thankful and grateful he had. The General went
on to say that his future conduct should be governs
ed by that vital principle Of Democracy-the great
est good of the greatest number. He requested his
fellow citizens, to judge him only by has acts;--
and, as he did not ask their appreciation aduance
he hoped they would not permit him to be abused
IN adoance. He then took an aztec onale farewell
Of his friends and fellow citizens.
The General was in fine health, and spoke in
remarkably strong and clear voice. The boat NOV
ed down The river and returned past the city, the
military on the boat and the shore firing voies,
| and the fine Brass Band board playing lively
and animaling airs. Cheers, loud and long, we're
| exchanged from the boat, and the multitude on
| shore. The General stood uncovered out from the
throng, viewing his fellow citizens, with a palm.
! tating heart and moistened eye.
| The boat left the wharf about 12 o'clock She
was crowded with citizens of this place and Louis
vile, who will accompany him to Pittsburgh
Some half dozen of his intimate friends will &C.
company him throughout the Journey.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

r. Mosey, of Madison county, New York, is on
his way to Washington, with pig Of his own rails
ing and fattening, which weighs 1855 pounds-a
present for Gen. Harrison.
Two Judges Of the Supreme Court of Macon co
Georgia, recently appeared the bench in full
sniis of silk manufactured in their own families
An excellent example of Naive industry and
pride.
LARGE Hoes.-Ephraim Mills, Esq, OF Canton.
killed seven hogs, atled by him the presen mt season
all of one hitter, and seventeen months old, whose
average weight was five hundred and eight pounds
Let those who can beat this, do it, Hartford cou.
rant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09


VERMONT ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE. SO numer-
Gus have become the applications for admission to
the benefits of this institution, the present building
is too small to accommodate all of them, and the
Trustees LA We res olved add another wing the
building This Asylum is fast gaining popular ia
vor, and is now considered one Of The best Insane
Retreats in tho county. Dr. w. II. Rockwell ID
the Superintendent, and man we'll qualified for
tho station. If all The towns in the State furnish
as many patients does this town at the present
time building bearing some comparison to Solo
mons Temple, would be needed to contain them
There three individuals, at the asy lum, from ST.
Johnsbury, at the charge of the town. They are
maintained there at So 90 per week-a price less,
considering their situations, than they could be
supported at hemc, and with the hope too, OF their
speedy recovery from disease, and restoration to
their friends, and 10 usefulness, and OF enabling
them to support themselves, thereby relieving the
public ofa tax for their maintenance for life they
continued, they probably would, insane, till their
death
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

The Cur0tsne-McLe0d. numerous meeting of
the citizens Of Buffalo was held on the 2lst ult
to take into consideration the correspondence be.
tween the American and British governments
growing out of the destruction of tho steamboat
caroline. On motion, the letter of the American
Ambassador at the Court of St. James 10 the Brit
ish Government, duted May a2d, 1888, with the re-
dence between the British Minister at Washington
and Mr. Forsyth we've read. Resolutions were re-
ported and unanimously adopted, recitlng the al
legged grievances in the case, and returning the
thanks ofthe meeting to the Hon Messrs IF more
and Granger Of New York, Afford of Georgia.
Gushing Of Massachusetts, Underwood Of Kentuc
KY, Davis of Indiana, and others, members o Con
gress, for their heightened patriotism and Ameri
can feeling, evnced the discussion OF this cor res
pondence The general tone and temper of the
resolutions may be inferred from the following spe
cmen:
Resolved, That it is high time for the govern
ment of the United States to put an effectua sim
to this "war OF words, this clustering British mr.
rogance and ridiculous cantering, and decide the
"previons question" at once--that Great Britain
must atone for the destruction Of the American
steamboat Caroline and the murder of American
citizens, and abandon without delay every false and
unenabe position which she has assumed in refer
ence to our national and state prerogatves, or suc
ter the retributIve vengeance of insnited, out
ragged, free and sovereign people.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

OREGON TERRIToRY.--Mr. Linn of Mo- has INTRO
dnced bill in the u 5. Senate, declaring that the
title OF the United States to Oregon is undoubed
" wai not he abandoned. The President is author
lAeosoY the bill to have the boundaries of .the u
states on the Pacific asceriained, and TO take such
measures as may be necessary for the protection of
our citlzens trading in that Territory The bill
r'he' grants one thousand of land to every
while male inhabltant who shall cultivate the same
for five consecutive years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09
LOOK HERE

The returns ofpolls and rateable estate IN New
Hampshire, made al the late session of the Legisa
,ure, show the following aggregate, as we learn
from the Keene Scntinel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

II is worthy of note that the number of votes
cast in the State, at the recent election greatly
ceeded the number Of polls returned as above. The
number of votes cast was Sc, j 9S-showing
cess o 2053! And when it is considered, too,
that of every one thousand polls in the State, at
least, one hundred, in conseque of sickness alb
sence, or some other cause, do not vote this
is still more remar kable. Ii is fair calculation,
that not less than 5000 of the legal voters of The
State did not vote--add these to the whole num-
Der cast and we have excess of votes above the
number of polls in the State Of upwards of seven
thousand
Where did they come from? Will those loco TO-
co papers, who have been charging some of the
Wing States with ''pipe.Iaying" and other enorm-
ties, and who have been crying "fraud-- fraud"
week after week, explain tho matter?-Douer
Enquirer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

SCARLET FEVER. The Buffalo CONNER cial AID
vertiser says this fatal epidemic prevails 10 an a.
iarmeing xtent Mt Chippewa. Many ofthe militia
nave been carried off by it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

LECTURE. The Rev. john Fl. WoRc ESTER will
deliver the next Lecture Of the course in this
place, at half past SIX, to morrow "Wednesday
evening ....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

80 - @Ses S>SsSAS$f &s{st9@&Wa
TUESDAY FF.BRU'A r 8, SAL =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-10

Oas nenee Steener9e ee.-Gdd9oem o'e
tere recrntirenoe QShta> Heaerun9 WtlVpnen 1a9r>
lider @nfunfte perfhenft, peer otentebr CUR Seted
ittg Der netltben Staaten Deripalpt hat nnB oeler
9nsfaa in Der beretts eropften Oeattonaltae ee9re
ltder 9See drf .dnoerem 9Se9e er1eBt fperoelt 1es
betpirft Der CUR s + re dbte rnn9 per sS 81 81
in elmer mngeipSbulthen 3ett 5uamnteneernfene
ScngreB auf Die Bei1e, baB er cine Il ue- Stener
auf 6aS Sclf le9t. Splde5 1T Der 9e9entano Der TIM
9teprdentantenbanie 9e9enapdrtt9 augencmenen ytez
Denuesg Bill tpelobe eten @tngan9sipa bon 20 pr sent
bes Sertbes af aene 9lren tn1perttrter 9e9e ntals
be ausifret6t. 9Sir Iasen anf 0w1le srten' oene
nidt u ftno barilt begrtffen Ser re1e mag ltat
tpie Dor etre &upferitide ln1o Slolael lsue @oloz
lnb StlbertreIe feline @)emn1en 1nO @Delltet1e u
fr einfihren ober Der 3bee, Der aee, Der 3nder,
Der MoalIes rno oas Cult telee Der 9lrne tcle bet
9eiobe, Der 81uer pie oer@apalt 1ur ene III etne'
rerbdltuiBmd1tg s1 tbrem @utfomnten 9rDBerenl
M1d11e Oerbraud)en, usl1en lt1 belf = 11S het
ibres Nerbes theler beSahlt peree Die 91eellepafs
ten BON Spefnlanten Die NIT 9roBeren SortheI t9re
@tlenb1bnen anle9er, peroet ote et1eriell SttNene
basu Il besieben aber Der S1ter, Der cds ST
fen ebenfo n6bi9 bat fur fee gHh9e, 9SerfSen9e une
Gd9enrdber 9ebrandt ptro fltr IN Gtlen 20 gents
auf Dem Dollar M br besaben. Nfit eerelben Sunl'
me @eloes, ipomit bu friiber pfuno 9afeer Ibee,
3nder Sal3 &c. faaftelt, ptrt BIT Jest faufen. Sa
nod peiger, be Der aufm1nlt, Der ben 3o 0usle9t
riro Iene precente oalr nebmen, lro Der Jtrdnter,
Der BON enem in bOtern prcten fdift, miro ndd Sers
hdltniB ebenic arfihla9en.-Dns 1T 9S b gre rm!
Das beiBt: Dem 8olfe aus Der 0iotb belfeu. es.-.
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