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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

RICHARD CEcu. made the following
observation, before his mind was influ-
enced by religlon;--'I see two unques-
tionable facts. L. My mother is great
" afflicted in circumstances body and
mind, and yet she bears up under all,
by the support she derives from con-
stantly retiring to her closet and to
her Bible. p Ny mother has secret
spring Of comfort of which know no.
thing; while |, who give an unbounded
looseness TO my appetites and seek
pleasure hy every means, seldom or
never find IT, If however there is any
such secret in religion, why may not
attain it as well as my mother? | will
Immediately seek it from God.
| Cecil was not the only man who has expo.
rienced seasons in his life when Inc could de-
stroy the force Of every other evidence on his
mind of the reality of evangelical piety, save
the incon,rovertib,e one furnished by the ex'
ample of Christian mother. 1t is an impreg'
nable fastness, in mans own mind anc
conscience, into which TRuTH ,ciN retire
and is secure from our own violence as wei
as from the most spirited assaults of skept
cism and infidelity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

There is no doubt that Mr.. Benton's pre-
emp,ion bill. like all othe. leading acts of the
friends OF Mr.. Van Buren,, have IN view such
an arrangement of matters as will favor re-
susci,a,lon and reorganization Of the party
after the expiration Of Gen. Hauison's term
OF service. This intention is sufficiently ape
parent on the face Of the bill for The sum and
Substance Of It's provisions arc. 'h1t the plH p
lands shall be given (or virtually given to -..y
and all persons who are disposed to accept of
them. This embraces, not only American
cI,ilens, bot tao mul,,udes of foreigners now
among US, as well as those who may hereafter
emlsrale to tins country As by far the great
CT par, Of omirranls are Irish, and as they are
almos, to a man IN sympathy wlih.Gen Jack
son because ofhis Irish descent, and Van Bu-
req as the adopted political son ofthe General
the consequence would soon be, that We
should have a vouag democratic ireland raised
ND in our midst, armed 10 the teeth 70 enter
another great political campaign 70 push the
battles either Of Van Buron or some other can
dida,e Of tie preseu, administration party to
a triumphant issue II any argument were
needed 70 secure their fidelity TO the end OF
r,s. II would bc .uH-.en, ~ Femini Them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

Tbs Riahm9al Eneo,rct savs that Mr. Van
Barren has nai accctel 10 the request 81 Mr..
S,cr+rrr5 tour mirig'ci a. - James, that he
fssy i- recalled. bu', IN consequence II the
f,,m aspo{ q aGsr,. in regard Ia the Bonn
Bar, Qres,ion. end TIE affair 81 tho Caroline,
10. Desired Mr.. Stevenson 20 remain IN Eng
.an3 gu'il successor should 10 appointed aud
r,arh onion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

The Richmond Star says that there
is an excitement among the slaves 81
Alabama, created by the belief that at
ter the 4th Of March they were 10 be
liberated by an army led on by Martin
Van Buren, or Queen Victoria. How
striking the contrast between this and
many loco foco stories
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

The n. Y and Philadelphia papers are out
upon the Baltimore banks in earnest, as they
should be, for not resuming specie payments
with those of n. Y. and Philad At recent
meeting of the presidents of the Baltimore
banks II was resolved to be expedent for
them to resume unless in unison with those Of
Virginia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
STATE or VERMONT.
Rutland County Court, September Term,

Stephen L. GoodeIl,) w",Hr... stephen =
Us ; GOOdeli OF Brandon, m
Juu. e. Tower County of Rutland ssoss.
said at the September Term Of this cont, A. d.
1888, commenced hrs action a2si.a julius O..
Tower Of sudbury, in the county Of Rutland
Aforesaid, ia plea that the defendant render 70
the plaintiff three hundred dollars, which The
plaintiff sajs is justly due from the defendant 70
balance book account between them
This cause having beep duly entered in oours
al the term aforesaid, day thereof was gwen DO.
from term t. term, until this term Ard nov the
plaintiff by Rodney V Marsh his attorney.
and 1t beng made 10 appear 10 the court here
that the defendant, at the tins Of the service Of
the lantiti : writ, was absent from this stats
and han not been notified Of the CONNIE &c me NJ
Of this suIt.
ltis therefore ordered by the court, thu, notice
OF the Ptudrncy ofthls cut be given TO the de-.
iendaut, by publishing this order, together with
the sobstaucc Of the plaintiff = declaration. in the
hnua1d Herald, printed al Rutland, three Wssks
toccessiytly, the idst, Of which sisi lie at least
rIweSks previous 10 the neIt term Of Ibis court,
10 be held at Rutland siofesoia on tho second
ToesdS Of Apf,l, A ID l-il. And day thereof
was given, &c
- y. w. HOPKINS, Clsrt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

Al eora. "a insiorio0s rfoEsess, W sddition
~ ths oaasus.lag demands upon ,ho Treasury,
- "a hss been dflaking tic hes, blood Of
Ale SsaoA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

h the subscribers being appointed by The
w Hon Probate court for the district Of Rnt.
land, rommissi4 ners TO receive, sXsmine and I'd.
lnst all claims and drmands Of ell persons inst
the estate Of
THOMAS STEWART
late Of Clarendon, "A sad district deceased, r-p
fssen,sd lusolvent snc also all claim. and a.
mands exhibited 10 Of,et thereto; and g raonthS
from tho POD day of Novsmtef last b..nR a.
lowed by said court for that purpose, ws %
therefore hereby give notice tisi We will attend
10 the business u oaf SAID appointment. at the
tat. rssideues 81 the SAL dsosas.d IN Clsrsndoa,
on The LAT Monday d Hsreh and Pad .soBdsy oi
APfil n'Hi. from c'eloek Gst!i q O'clock, v -
on sseh of .srd days
DANIEL PACKARD, lro..
EtOCB SMITH. o'HI'%'s.
Clu.nJon yss ~ ls4l "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

pcr 10 said to have been found
that. being member Of sccrs
turn had come by LOT 10 I'LL q
finding himself unable Ia cummis
had determined 10 hang himself
II aprosrs that the fIeuch Gov
determined on demadniog .a,isfn(
rocco ,or an insult offered tho Co
al al Fs5giep
SPAIN.
The Ma lrll papers Of the go
iha, the Duke OF Victory WAS sol
covered from hts illness 60 10 sblc &
house. lTo has declared himselfl
accepting TIC meditation 81 Engis
quarrel with Po,,ural, bat !, was
that the other members Of the fcge'
consent 90 IL
Some disturbance had again n
Andalusia. and particularly al Cot
laqa, and Mo;nj The political CHI
NADIA had been obliged 10 march tsu
last mentioned town, In which the
AlltfNINfN 10 lAlfiiflNa't wv 'tAttVt8.
on TO return member of tho provfI
tauon.
At Madrid tho "A .usrossing sui
question pending between Spain I
g,. respecting the free navigate
Douro. 1,
PORTUGAL.
QpARRgL RrrwrtN SPAIN aSn "a
II appears that the government AZ I
determined To- resist the proposal1
Madrid ms to the Douro Navigate
A Spanish force therefore, bad be
ed to the frontiers of Portugal. an
for definite answer fixed for Janus
which time It was determined by
gucso Government that everything
prepared for war, on land, as W
their old crafts were to be hastily I
a state as to be able 10 blockade
other important Spanish towns on
From the hastv despatch OF the Esp
believed that the British Govcrnu
be likely to interfere aud settle the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
RETREAT OF IBRAIIIM PACHA FROM
SYRIA,

At the same time that Mehemet Ali learned
the refusal of Amiral Stopford to ratfy the
treaty, he received an overland despatch from
his son lbTahlm stating that he and his entire
army in two divisions, were In iuIl retreat on
Egypt. (The Pacha says il consists of 10000
men) They had kept together till their arri-
val at Mezare:b, southeast Of Lake Tibefias.
when one column, led by himself, crossed the
Jordan, and marched through the Naplaus "a
dangerous route, through hostile population, }
passing between Jafia and Jerusalem, both
now in the hands Of the Sultan, and pursuing
the coast road to GAIA and FL Arch. IIeex
peCtcd TO arrive 1t the former on the lHh,
without baggage or provisions, each man at
starting having only taken supply for days
The second column was marching by the sa-
fer route, due south. through Batana, and the
ancient territories of the Ammenites and Mo
abtes, east Of the Dead Sea.
Want Of food and water will attend them.
added to which they may expect TO encounter
the hostility Of the Bedoulns, whose reverence
for the power and government OF Mehemet Ali
has been pretty welt eradicated by recent e.
vents IN SYRIA. They have commenced ma
king lili.. war on their own account, and by
the last accounts from Suez, have had the nu-
dacity 20 attack a caravan Of the Pacha, and
capture ~ d drive off $50 camels, and TO seize
on return drove OF 10 donkeyB and 10 carry
of some Of Mr. Nagh0ru's camels with goods,
money and passengers luggage. The amount
plundersd is laid by him at $3.50 TO Geo
FRANCE.
person named Borel has been arrested in
Switzerland, charged with being on accesso-
~ TO the attempt by DANES on the lie Of
LOUIS Philippe Oh the 18th Oct last.
The Sud Of Maseiiies contains accounts
from Conslsn,inople, stating hat the Russians
had been completely defeated ~ the CircaSs-
aus, aud driven from one Of their most import
ant ioIuesses, after decisive battle. This
intelligence, owing 10 the absence Of dates
aud places, was considered doubtful.
The Belle Poule is shortly TO sail 10 tic
China seas under tie command Of tie Prince
de Jolny.iie.
PLoTs AGAINST THE Kisc's Lirg.-Further
plots agsins, Louis Phiippe's lifs are sgain
spoken Of Ia tho pOeke, Of the dritet Ofs
Pans omnibus, who committed suIerls %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

As fxposr,Sr lsvrsrIos The London
papers have frequent allusions 90 an ertraof.
binary proleciilc which has been recently In
vented, and the explosion Of which u follow
ed by the most disastrous effects il " said
10 be ball in the shape Of an egg, which OK
plcdcs twice, the second explosion being more
destructive than the first. The inventor Of
fcred II to the English government for Eloo.-
goo
This inven,ionaas undoubtedly intended for
service in war, bot We hope in mercy the ac-
counts OF this new internal machine" may
turn on, 10 be hoax; Tor in possession ofsuch
an engine as this, with her Unsuitable love OF
conquest, England would soon reduce the
world to slavery or depopulaie it altogether
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
AFFAIRS OF TIE EAST
Refusal of Admiral Stopford TO con
firm Commodore Napier's Conven
ton with Mehcmet Ali.

The intelligence received by extraordinary
express from Marseilles, for which we are in
debted 10 late edition Of the Herald confirms
the report of Sir X. Shepherds refusal to con-
firm the convention entered into by Commo-
dore Napier with the Pacha, on Tho ground Of
Commodore Napier's having exceeded his
commission.
The disappointment and excitement from
such an interruption TO the progress OF paclfl-
cation will be greatly diminished, If not alto
gether removed by the intelligence that the
Pacha had readily acceded to the terms propo-
sed by Sir X, Stopford through Captain Fan
Shave, his fag-captan, in the name and by
the authority of the British government, acting
on the Treaty Of July, in behalf of the four
powers.
ThePacha wrote a lettet'to the Sultan couch
ed in terms expressive ofthe unqualified sub
mission engaging TO restore the Turkish fleet,
and finally to avacuate Syria. The letter was
confded to Capt. Fanshawe, who proceeded
with it to Marmorice, where Admiral Stopford
awaited his return.
The depressing effect on our funds which
the first intelligence produced, was fully coun-
| teracted by the assurance that no further in
tsruption was apprehended The prices raj
lied to their opening prices, and confidence in
the permanent establishment of peaceful rela-
| lions was restored.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Sealing of Weights 4. Measures.

Scaling oil weights g. Measurca.
THE subscriber will attend 10 SELLING Of W.
l. and Measures at his shop on the 9Th md Oh
days oi February next All persons buying ~
selling by Weights sod Measures, will govern
themselves accordingly
My weights and measures have been tiled so4
-ealed by the n"w standard Of United Statss, 50
II will be an object for all TO bfing in ,hsm Usesy
ures on tho above days
w. w BAILEY,
SeAlet of Wts I. heasuisa-
Rutland. Jan. 81 tc4I. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Ass:E
Eleven DAYS later from England
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP Co
iIMBIA

The steamship Columbia sailed from Liver
pool on the 5ih inst, and arrived at Boston on
the morning OF the 2lsi, making her passage
IN 1919 DAYS. She brings Liverpool papers
10 the 5lh and London 10 the iih, and eleven
days later news
Highly important from China; the cap
i,sl Of the Chinese Empire taken 10y
the British : renewal OF the difficult
ties in Egypt and final treaty with
the pacha, &c. &c.
The Queen, Prince Alder, and The Court
left Buckingham Palace for Windsor Castle
on the 23d uli., where II ia expected they viii
remain ill after the middle of tho present
month, when the Queen will probably open
Parliament IN person on the 2eth inst.
An unusual terrific storm OF thunder and
hghtuius visited the metropolis on the 81 inst
accompanied hy fall Of Aailslones. The spiro
of church in Sutry was struck 10y the fluid,
and wne entirely destroyed Some other dam
age was done 10y this storm.
Considerable excitement and alarm have
prevailed at Newport, m consequence OF n
! fresh Chartlst agitation IN that place. AlaTge
meeting was held on New Years day by the
Charists, but was unattended with any seri-
Gus results.
| THE BRITISH ACTUALLY in PEKIN.
| Reports tina, the British expedition against
China had taken Pekin, the capital of the Co
es,lal Empire, were current in London at the
date of our last publication. They were foun-
ded on letters received from St Petersburgh
via Holland, and but little attention was paid
to them, They have however, been this week
repeated with increased confidence. The
| Manchester Guardian gives the following, da-
ted ST Petersburg, llth Dec. addressed 10 ''ar
eminent, foreign house" at Manchester, and re
ceived on Tuesday.
AT the beginning Of this week, Tartar
arrived here from Kaichta, with the news tina
the English had taken the capital ofChlna, at
ter having bombarded It, and destroyed ull the
forts near the river. The Emperor, the sor
of the Sun, had fed with all his Mandarins
The consequence of this event will be a eoot
treaty, which will completely change the com
mercal dealings with that Empire"
Kachta is geographically the nearest, ant
moreoverthc most convenient point from wLicl
the news might be expected overland. Lon
don Spectator, Jan. 2.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

Mr. A. O. Nicholson has been appointed by
Gov Polk 10 Ill the vacancy occasioned by
The death II Senator GJunJy, Of Tennessee.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12
Ser DQterlanbez Treunb unb G5eiff Ser 3elt.

Sanferctt>@ @eB uno eirts ppbur tetmnt trtrb, baB,
Denn tr9eno Gtpas S1ulben balber oertdut miro, es
MIR baun bem Meitbeteuoen suged)lagen tperoen oQ,
etn bas @ebpt 2s3 oes hdben0Serthes betra9t.
QSte bod Der @ntbuTasnus fir &unt I'M IhDnen
Soen su ite9en mStanbe it, setgt fcl9enoer tmScnr>
al Of @cmmerce mtt9etbelter Srtef aus aoa11na pom
5ten Se6ruar.
"6anuY G[Bler 1T bier BEL petem 9ldnsenoer aufge>
9enDmn1en, ais IN ben Ser Staaten. Die 3ettun9en
no po bon ttr 9etpton,rten Seoten unb berall oer>
fauft manSaden la @l6ler. 021n nirft tbr 8lumelts
rdn5e uo StrduBe s 70 oft Ie erltetut unb 70 oft br
gang beenot9t 1T, ia man lteB fO9ar mebre Su bteem
5tpede ab9erttete tpe6e Sauben fe9en, bic tbr ber>
9letd9en @elhenfe 1berbradten. Stir @ntrittsfarten
Satlte man germ 10 BIG 12 2baIer. gu tbrer 8enesz
Sorltelun9, Delde in ndbtcr gSpde ltattnoen miro
tcu thr etn @eihenf 9enadt perbe1, slt tpe[hem SO
retce Sreolen en jeoer 60 llusen 9Dlo Ca II Ou int
eanScn ao 81 900 2baler etnihteBen nerben. Gtner
mener Srenbe bat Snbicrptonslite 9efeben, beBz
bdlb tdtn toy mtd r bic Gtdtt9fett Der Summe Dcr<
bl'r9en. 9(n oemlelben 9beno miro cine eepBe Grdfn
tyr 51 @hren ell1en prdtt9en SaQ 9eben SDbalb bic
&untlern aus oem Sbeater Gac0n" trttt 1DIl fe lit
etnel1 NIT SlumenfrdnSen 9eIhmllften Srun1pbpaoet
ltet9er Dem 100 aroere nit Sadeln fDl9en tpcroet1
Slltt oele gSee tptro e ourd bic Strd6en Der Stabt
p'e n' Ern1ph ttad oem 8aDbauie sebradt tuerben'
(Nlt. II. IT, QBclt.
Wan firdJtet, baB Otc9ecb BON 9pfpcrt entfommen
neroe, tpeBhalb bic @npDhner bael6t ant 15ten Gebz
ruar ene Seriantmnn9 beltet, tpprin e bic Meinuno
ausiprdden, boB bas @eflu9niB bon O1iaodrd @auntp
nht iIder 9eng uno es baber pin1henspertb fet bo6
WtcEeco IN etn anoeres 9ebradt tperbeu n1bd)te. it,
Die Gtntpphner an Der @r6n,e lit Der SIdbe bes Taz
CARA baben beihlp6eu, bic 9e1es9ebenoe @etpalt I'm,
IbeBere SelcbIbung hires Sebe1s nnb Gioentbums ~
Iertuchen sic bebaupe1t, oaB bic Grdn,e in 1lehtcn
Serthetc19un96itanoe 1T ltD bttten baB man III ped
TT 9tta9dra eatntD en 9rienol errtdbten mo9e. it,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12
Sftpor3e QiTe.

co. @amuel e bpr ntp II 1T prn e5rttnsturs, @tar
o'O' L. Guunp, naSlncis rter frnftwO nud pcm qBes
ten scsen rbne in ttunssssc 3u tSabln Or uSet uns
Is xbalr unc 40 Gcnts Srb'o uns rcs 9elc dt tpet
mir es anJeisn, anr etIrcn, Dag Cit ebre Diann ep
0en q 0epr9t mannt5 jp8, pic uus rcr Netfncia
o'o' ~ fer tsri@tet RON Nortb. eOrstaun. Gplumbana
Gauntp bnreS pbne SaB mir erbren tonne lcin t
te aufSsastn Bat @Oe ern 9errse O1auns bies aa Qes
t trnmen eren Mir tbS uns bic ntun xbalcr iu fbis
:n, fur te eeten Sabre unb 1rnafc fbHba H.
QBenn ebrcr 9ann it, wirb tbun-if rr aber ~
9Febut-rb, bann mag gum 8alsen laafen aud rbne ~,
|3u be;ablen!
epo . Spttor 81. 8ruts 1T uon 91beelina, Dir
o' -. stnien Se3cSn ObHs te'ne pfidt une @8ulois.
felt ben OruGer abjurastm. Gr III Ibaler Sk
Gcnts faps, mir forocn ibn au aud mmtrep tune
biefts elD Su en 4ls becns perieB bat Ct se,pie
fparauf seben, eab feline paentt bn tsab UNI ipn r ei
ann sep6bn!ier Setf4atnbeit er spen inn
bies 3u @sft tcmt @ ertnnern, Bag aud Gin aticnt Bee
Sruters 1T, anS uns unern hwerpeeitnn sobn ,utomsn
ItaBtn.
N}n A 9err Sre. @@tnt, in pittsturs, telete ~,
oeO' 10 temerten raS mir bm bic Seituns ron p IA
Sabr 10, bs 9c 26 Sabr IL sdt letter Sunnler aber
Ibie S1ar erbieen, rr 9ent nebme Die 3eituna nids
au QBa 9trr 9ent uns jts bic Ih"ler 40 Gents ftte
lbtr b4tn sOir fe i9n ttra dbtnteH!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12
Sefent[i6er 8erfauf.

0(m 0onnertas, ben 25fen 9ar 9scrmass a. 10 ttbr.
~ fctn am aue bts itnter(bretencn, in perrp 1annp,
@tare Gantr oeen ntrrli ron Slus 2strtbsbaus una
aNetts msftt 9bpples, auf 6eniasr nrue foSenbe
0rtitet perCscrt rerrtn:
&A pferbe nebit @efhtrr,
@NdEss ein rtcr(rdnntsr qsassn, 9flse Gsser, unb
FluS$ fammtlidbes gum 8eaernttano sebtrse 9eratb.
eNxss.SA Cine 9rebma(ebinc rpn oicr pfcrrtra &nbe,
Obn, @weine @baafe, Gin rierabrisr 9urbam Nua,
Qubcrbem mod cine Ulense ancrer Artc u mettldus ia
mertn 8epnsunSen fnb neunn.enai&er Credit auf CUTE
Scrttdtrun9. Saepk mtaer.
Stbruar s6. Em
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12
Efne N arte.

EtME NartR.
oNeiutr gnbbeit unO bss unbts mesn. in 3urldse3c'
C senbcit auf rem sanre Ju ben babe i'd res @e@@f e."
nen 9rustSbr in Canton sH balter e1tstsstI. . ou
Sd tefte nrn srOben 9crrab Saurtn, Acids) fce ou9
onSerr d aparate GU heren SsrfrttSu"s t
mid fir bic 3uunft Su tranten ttaEse) perOnen TOe
dc ~ toufen wnen tetben bel Or. Scrb Batlrn' Or"S'
stIf in Wa6illcn, anjurufen " Seele"eE'
0N1r2, IL, lS41. b. y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12

MudbLide.-Der @ebraudl Der @abeln bet q
fhe fam t1 Deutf1anb ert int 16ten sabrbunoert als
gu oie1er 3ett aB Der &Sng bon Srantretd oas Tleq
nadoen es 31pcr auf9efhnitten pCroen mar, nod) n
ben Siugern. Ger @n9Ednoer @CrYdt, Der sn @noe os
fes Sabrbunberts Stalten bereiite, fOnnte @ n!dt 81
mug tpunoern "ber ben ab1cnberIiden 1lno feltemeI
Gebraud NIT @abelt 3u eeen, uaBen td fohes tn teI
mem 0dnoe Der Gbrienbeit wabrgencmnten, oenn aAeV
lit Staen tno babe t MIDI felbtt caran 9eipOhnt iiil
oldes nad netuer Soetmtunft ccnttn1ltrld prdtcuel
pcber ic Cfters bin pcn Sptttern auf9e3c9en toroen
Uie benn mctn Greunb 9oren3 Mbttader, Der Gooofag
mir ben SpottaHmen Surcter aufgeSunoen, barnm uni
pe9enfeiner anoern llrlade. CSretepri
SIM 16ten cabrbunoert rparen bic 9etrtdtett nno 9e
tpebten Sritmpfe nod nit befannt; uan tru9Strltmr
fe bon gScllentub nah 9lrt Der &amoIden. Setnrtd
VIII BON @nglanb erbielt bds erfte paar ieloens
Striimpfe aus Spanten 9eId,entt. Das spette paarl
welhes nad1 Gn9anb fam, tparo @bmaro vi bon Sls
@'resbam Deretrt, sIut bic &6n9tn @lidbeth erblei
bic tbriqeu bon bie1em reien @anne 9edentt. Sacp1
par ntt 70 sl1d(id tint bic ipanifde @eianbtfaafi
irb9 at en1pfanqen, muBte er Elm paar BON benz Oras
fen BON Wear ent[ebnen 8ertbpD Nanbelsleh, Ganjd
er Nrieorhs Des l8etIen (@burfiirfen bon SahienOy
erien enft AT einem QSerfase in febenen Strilmpfen
Dor 1enen,errn Dteer benpub bes&anslers tpahrnehs
memo, bob parneno bic Singer ouf uno ia9e "Serthcl
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