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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

Alta Monthly Court held for Henr;eo co,n,,, =,
me court House. on Monday, the oh day OF April.
~ st,s The following resolution was offered bv r.
-. pane', Esq. Attorney for the Commonw On i'm
prosecuting In this Court. and unanimously adopt.
ed by the Court: "op''
The melancholy intelligence Of the decease or
hESar HARRtsos, late President Of the u,
states, having been communicated TO this Cour,.
they, IN testimony Of their prsound regret for so
grave nation ii calamity, and as tribute OF deed
S AM, eniegned respect to the memory Of the late
now to adjourn.
/, ; Rs'ol.ed, TIN, the above be published in the
Richmond newspapers.
a Copy. Tes,c.
LOFriN N. ELLETT, c. IL. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
PIANOS JUST RECEIVED,

/ lave now received by late arrivals from New York
sevg1al very superior Piano Foues-smons Them are
% rosewood, OF AN entirely original fms two or M
hoSany, possessing half Of aid onaI kevS hch
hssne are the only instruments In the city Tor saIe a,
present me OF this description, others OF very low
ilhink rs M my power To sell these Pianos At
,cn per cent lower than former prices having per
soha selected them from the manufacturer AZ n,iccs
" nus 4w Tor cash warrant every Piano equal
maker IN The Union, and will agree 10 take h.ek or
change any instrument after feers No fhs riaI N
found IN the least degree defective ' "
of charge '''S ''"'J ''e0
My Piano waIe.room Is on Main street second ,,p.,.
store. ~N"'eN"""uJ
Piano Forte, Guitar and Singing taught as usual
up o-5h W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

The maudlin illusions Of a "Gooehland Demo
erat," in the Enquirer, addressed to Gen. VIM. II.
Harrison, have ceased. The author, although en-
sconced behind his green goggles, was well known.
bis cassicaty, TO say nothing OF other ear marks,
betrayed him. The man who "Hannibal-like car
ried the war into Afrea" was, all Others the very
one TO liken Harrison, Clay, and Webster, to "OLd
OctaVlus," Lepidus, and Anthony.
The author was great admirer of Gen. Harrison
until the 4th Of March, when his sin,eirs was Ia
ken from him. He has the privilege to be abusive,
muddy, and mad.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
NEW YORK Mnnd,u p

,r NEW YORK, Monday p. NJ.
The news from Washington has spread a gloom
over Wall street and the business portion Of the
Guy. The intelligence iom Europe is lost IN the
general subject OF coincidence at the death OF the
President. Although the sickness and even death
Of President does not infect public stocks
The Revision that was expected from Europe
has not been roilisod, although the news is bad Tor
uohed States stocks and American securities
eI ms had been anticipated, and stocks have not
fallen today, but with the exception of Blnk are
we'll sustained.
The news does not appear to have any influence
on merchandise.
z.u MARKETS-Aprl 5.
COI ION-Tho holders are ENCOURAGED Al the
adVices from Europe, but thore is no change in
price. s0 ~
FLOUR-SaIes Of common brands today n,
81 "''J W
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To THE EDIToRs OF THE DAsvuLE REp,p,
IIII.ILXANIA Co Ln lhih MI lall


GentIemeni-lt was with the most unfeisned sur
PRISE that learned, on my arrival at Lynchburg,
by letter from Committee appointed for thai
purpose, that had been selected as the Wing can.
dldate by the Convention assembled at Henry
Court Hourse, at Mach Court, for the next Senate
Of Virginia.
To the numerous applications, both written and
verbal, which had received from too partial friend,
10 relation 70 that position had returned an une.
guivocal and positive refusal; and nv views and
feelings were so distinctly set forth in many letters
which had written and which requested might
be shown, that fondly fattered myself might be
relieved from the excitement of political life and
devote myself TO private pursuits.-f3ut the nomi-
nation comes IN such shape and under such cir
cumstances that do not feel az liberty 10 withhold
my services from those who think have right IN
command them. know that am indebted for
the honor OF the nomination, TO the Partially
OF friends Than any merit OF my own, and I cannot
hnd terms IN which 10 cypress the weight OF obi.
CATION under which feel to those Who have extend.
ed h--All ean promise in the event ! shall be
sustained will be faithful SERVICE TO the extent OF
my humble abilities.
Most respectfully, yours,
WEIITI. 4. TUNSTAIJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

morals. religious liberty, and Jus, sense Of rsli-
gous responsibility are essenti ,Ily connected With
all true and lasting happiness; and to that good
religious freedom, who watched over and prosper
ed the abcrs Of our Fathers and has hitherto pre-
served TO US institutions far exceeding in excellence
those Of any other people. let Us unite in ferventy
commanding every interest Of our beloved country
in all future tmer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
Office Of the Clerk Of tAe Senate Of Maryland.

Office Of the Clerk Of the Senate Of Maryland.
ANNAPOLIS, April 5, lsil-haJ past o'clock.
DEAR Sir: have been requested TO inform YOU
that the Members Of the General Assembly Of Ma
ryland propose to reach Washington by the train Of
cars arriving at about half past II o'clock A M on
Wednesday, the 9Th instant, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of the late President OF the
United States, The "Great and Good" HARRIsos
u Is thought proper to communicate this informa-
ton that the Chief Marshal may have it in his
power 10 assign the Members, as body, their ap.
propriate place IN the procession Immediately after
their arrival.
have the honor to be, sir, most respectfully and
faithfully, your much grieved fellow citizen and
servant, JOSEPH II. NICHOLSON,
Clerk Senate Maryland.
Hon. ID. Webster,
Secretary of State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

Isaac Hill says that during the time he wa. Re.
ceiSer General IN Boston, he dish ursed near two
millions of dollars, and that he prepared to &C.
count Tor every cent received, "if no unfortunate
robbery should take place" A very saving clause
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

In this strong hold OF Locofocoism, Arthur Smith,
The late Delegate, an honest upright, and conscien
'ous man as ever lived though kinky, retires in dis
gust.
Orator HOlIeman and DR.. Boykin-toth Locos-
are candidates. 1t is said. the Orator" will be Sc
cord best.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

shares which used to be at .fas, to .cas. prsviou,
70 the mat suspension Of specie payaen,s are nov
tstion. - ' '<.'"-'f "o
- seems to he the nearly universal opinion tina,
,othins s now ef but liquidation, and thar the
longer IS delayed the worse il will be 70. the Gre
ditors.-Timss. ~ W. Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
IRON THE cossrrrU1IoS.I


Arr. l., sec. ,, par s. The Senate shall choose
their other officers, and also President pro tempore
in the absence Of the Vice President, or when he
shall exercise the Office Of President Of the United
States.
Arr. ?, sec. !, par C. In case Of the removal of
the President from Office OF his death, resigna-
tOn or inability to discharge the plwers and duties
Of The said Office, the same shall devovc on the Vice
President, and the Congress may 10y law, provide
Tor the case OF removal, death, resignation or ina
biIity, both Of the President and Vice President.
declaring what officer shall then act as President
and such officer shall act accordingly, unit the dis
ability be removed, or President shall be elected
IFhoN rHE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH I, 1891
Sec. Q. find be Il further enacted That in case Of
removal, death. resignation or inability both of the
President and Vice President Of the u. s. the Presi.
dent Of the Senate pro tempore, and in case there
shall be no President Of the Senate then the Speak
er OF the House Ut Representatives for the time be.
ing shall act as President Of the United States until
the disability be removed, or a President shall be
elected.
Sec. 10. .qad be a further enacted. That when
ever the Offices Of President and Vice President
shall both become vacant, the Secretary Of Stlts
shai! forthwith cause notification thcreofto be made
70 the Executive Of every State, and shall also cause
the same 10 be published 10 az lels, one Of the
newspapers printed IN elch State, specifying that
electors Of the President Of the United States sha
be appointed or chosen IN the several States With
IN thlrty-iour days preceding the first Wednesday
IN December then next ensuing PTODidsd There
shall be the space Of two months, between the date
Of such notification and the said first Wednesday IN
December, butt there shall not he tbs space Of tuo
months between the date Of such notification and
the first Wednesday IN December, and II the tern
for which the President and Vice President last IL
Office were elected shall not expire on the 80 day %
/ March next ensuing, then the Secretary of Stat,
shall specify IN the notification that the electors shai
/ be appointed or chosen within thiry-four days ore
cedng the first Wednesday in December in tb
/ year next ensuing, within which time the eector
shall accordingly be appointed or chosen; and q,
electors shall meet and give their votes on the sa
Jst Wednesday IN Decembo' and the proceedings on
duties Of the said electors and others shall he pur
suant 70 the directions prescribed IN this act
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
PROM TUE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND

We learn by the following letters to the Secretary
OF State that the Legislature of Maryland proposes
to attend the funeral of President Harrison to-mor
Tow, in body.
ANNAPOLIS, April 5, Is4I.
Hon. ID. Webster, Secretary of State
SIS: We are directed, by a resolution of the
General Assembly of Maryland, to inform you of
their determination to unite in paying tribute Of
respect TO the memory OF the late President, by at
tending his funeral on Wednesday.
With great re pect, we are your obedient SER
wants, RICHARD THOMAS,
President of tile Senate of MARYLAND
CHAS. STERETT RIDGELY,
Speaker of the House ofDslesales OF MARYLAND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
MARINE JOURNAL.

VIA CANAL.
ARlllVED--Ca boat Enterprize, MeGifin.
With IS tons merchandise, 10 l. Ludiam 4 SON.
Winifee, Williamson 4 Co, and Wobb, Booker 4
Hamlltoni paying $50 q toll.
CLEARED--C boat Columbia, Dew nney.
with 39t tons merchandise, for Lynchburg and
Scottsvoi paying gill 07 toll
Canal boat Highlander, King, with 3il tons rner-
nhandEe, for Lynchburgl paying $40 10 toll.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, April 5-Cloared, schr Emeins,
Peterson, Richmond.
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.7eting Secretary Of tht Navy.


NAVY DEPARTMENT, ArRIL 5, Is4i.
The Acting Secretary OF the Navy desires that III
ohcers OF the Navy, now at the seat Of Govern
ment or IN It's neIghborhood wal appear at the Ma
Wy Department in uniform, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
Wednesday, the 9Th inst mt, for the purpose of pay
ing funeral honors to the late Presiden, of the UNI
ted STATES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
MAR RIED.

On Thursday the LIST INST bv the Raw Edward
Wordsworth, RienARD II. ToLsR, Esq, Of Lynch.
burg. to Mrs. Martha p. F. PALnEa. daughter OF
tfenry a. Christian. Esq Of Buckinph,m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
L ii E A L r E
BENEFIT OF MRS. MARTyN
and positively her last appearance.
On which occasion, Miss INvERARIrY and Mr. MARVIN
have rendered heir vain IA, aGd
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, s,h Aprn 1871.
the performance will with Cor this night onl,>
GRAND
VOCAL AND INsTRUME LCoNCERr


the performance will commence with Cor this night ony>
GRAND
VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
IN TWO PARTS.
PART I.
OVERTURE, from the Opera OF Fra DiavoIo-Auber
GLEE, Here In cool gro," Mr. aud Mrs Marvin Miss Ia.
yerarity and Mr. Pcarson-I.ord MoTnington.
CANhTiNA, Joy inspires my bounding heart" (De
Piaeer,) Mrs Marty Rossint.
SONG, Erin IL my home" Mr. Observation-Disclosures
DUET, Take them, npore thee" Och con te)-from
Belhnis ceebIaed Opera OF Norma (hrst time ia This
~. ciiy) Mrs Martyr aud Miss InvcTaIiIy.
soNG, The Shepherds Evening Bell Miss InvsTarity
Barnett.
DUET when thy bosom heaves the sish," Mrs Marvin
and Mr. PeaIsnn-braham.
GLEE, And we're a'noddin," Mr. and Mrs Marvin and
Miss lnverariiy-seotiish
PART n.
OVERTURE, from the Opera OF Taneredi-RosslnL
GLEk, Come DER the brook" MIR and Ms Marvin and
Miss inverartty. and MI Pcarson-Ford 1900
kONDp Come friends, and listen the story (from
he opera OF the Position OF LonjumeanS Mr. Pear
SOMA. Adam. "
DuErr, The happy savoyards,p Mrs Martyr and Miss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BALLAp My boy Tamme," Miss Invcrarit Nc Neil
GLEE, Twas on Summers afternoon" Nj and Mrs
Martyr and Miss InyeraIhy-scouish
BALLAD, whistle and IN come ye, my Lad" Mrs
MaTtyn-Burns. '
LAUGHING FINALE-"Come, aud with us be eayD Mr.
and Mrs Martyr, Miss InyerarIy, and Mr. Pearson-
Martini.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
3 Vilh lho highest respect,
Danvile, Wareb 26iL, Is4I
Dr. BlRTHw. EsAH, !
Palflck 9. u. Va. (

UaHpIHfI JHdTfb I0tH, I5fI.
Gentlemen Your esteemad Communication OF
he 9Th ulL came 10 hand this morning. Mr.. Will.
iams 70 whom Il was entrusted, was in daily eEpec.
Iston Of seeing me IN Henry and presenting il in
person. Bot my professional engagements here
have been inoessan and could not " inclined visit
any Of The Court Houses Of the District dur0g the
March Tenn You refer TO the Efforts made TO in
duce me 10 withdraw from the canvass for the Sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

tCp SourHsRs LirERARr. MEssrseER.--Mr'
White desires us to say that the April No. OF the
Messenger, will be issued on the 18Th OF the pre-
sent month.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
JOHN TYLER

Performs, from this day, the duties Of President of
the United States. He wall carry OUT, fully and
completely, the principles and views of General
Harrison, having given all the measures Of the de.
parted fatrIo', from his Inaugural Address down
TO the last act of his public life, his unaualihed an
prevail and appreciation. Mr. Tyler commences his
Administration with deep sense Of the unexpec-
Ted responsibility that has been thrown upon him.
h political friends, in all quarters Of the Union will
rA'y TO his aid, and give his Administration fair
and liberal suppor'. Honorable, high minded honest
and vtuous, he will act for the good of his country
commencing his opposition TO lawless power. and
the abuses OF the Government, during The Admin.
isIratIon OF Gen Jackson, hs has continued stead
laSt earnest and Jealous IN the same cluse, until
the late glorious political reformation. Mr. Tvlsr
IS thorough Republican Wing, and will yet live,
we hope, to see his principles firmly established
throughout the land.-Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
BRITISH QUEEN.

1t Is the intention Of the Agents to dispatch the
British Queen on tue 10th, the day previously ud
vertsed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

'J~ The Vice President, JOHN TYLER, arrived
IN Washington, yesterday, and Immediately enters
on the discharge Of the duties nppertaining to the
Office Of President of the United States IL is un
derstood that the Cabinet OF General Harrison will
remain in Office, with the full confidence ofthe Vice
President. Success to his Administration l-.al,r.
GaI. of .fprH 7.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

II The Feds exulingly proclaim, that Gov.
'y'sr coming 70 the Presidency by accident, will
not have the moral force TO enable him to carry gu,
the Reforms demanded by the sountry--,hs, he
wiz De afraid TO make the efost-that he will no,
make war upon the abuses, which have grown up
mine various branches of the public serviee-tha,
10 VIII shrink iron the responsibility OF evieting
incompetent and corrupt Office holders, and other
wise perieeiins the varo,s and imp ,rtant reforms
promised by the Wing purity, and in the faithful exc
sutton OF which Gen. ii urison sacrificed his life.
inese gentlemen may he disappointed in their ex.
| pec'at'ons' They my live to rue as bitterly the
elevation OF John Tyler. as we have had to deplore
the loss OF Gen. Harrison. He. with more youth
ana The same zeal for the public liberty, may &C.
eomplish more. The only drawback upon him will
oe the cause assigned by the Locos-the wan, of
moral weight-from the fact that he was no, elected
tres'dent--a defect which the people can easily
supply. Letthem rally around him; and cheer him
onward. This is peculiarly incumbent upon vir-
gina-the state Of his nativity and the object of his
affections Let the great men of the Old Dominion
step forth boldly, and with the irankness and free
dom OF patrio.-brethren, extend to him the right
manu- OF fellowship, and profftr TO him whatever aid
IL IS IN their power to afrJrd-whether of action or
~ VIII DC as nooly rccclNcu as nOOly Of
ieeed' Let the people come forth. The people OF
virginia are they, who owe it to them selves TO the
country and to him, to rally to his support, and
cheer him on 10 the completion OF the great reforms
Tor which the patriots Of the land have toiled aud
struggled Tor ten long years. Let their approving
'oce-(the best reward, next to the appreciation |
oil his own conscience, to the public servant-
come up strengthen, confirm and animate him in |
the arduons task OF eIpslling corruption from high
places aud re.esta5lishing the public liberties.
Inc great commotlon excited in England by Mr.
tickens report, looks very ridiculous to us here,
VINO know all the circumstances, and can appreciate
The full force to which such document, cmanatins
rom that source is entitled. But it strikes u.s. that
similar paper in the House of Commons, from
o'Connell or any Of his tail, against this country,
would fail TO excite any other feeling here than that
II contempt. Certainly, we should not dream of
considering II cause for war, or even warlike sign
Sui John Bull, however, is an inaimable gsntle-
nan, and he knows great deal less OF our domes-
&c coneerns--pares factions tails and cliaues than
We do of his .
Upon scanning the foreign news, we think the I
epori, that the British Mediterranean SQUADRON had
zen ordered to the American coast, needs conhr-
nation. a movement of that sort, precautionary 4
housh 1t I've, would produce much more excitement d
ere than all the thunder of the Demasogue, in !,
'drliament. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08
THE PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE.
Hon. d. Webster,
Secretary of State.

AS many readers may desire to know, without
possessing the means at hand Of learning the exact
provision made by the Constitution and laws for
the contingency in the Government which has Just
now, for the first time, happened, by the lamented
decease Of the late beloved Chief Magistrate we
insert those parts Of the Constitution, and Of the
act Of Congress Of 1892, which relIte 10 the sub
iert AT lat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-08

ICFS The Rev. w. II. +. BAREEs, Agent Of the
American Young Mems Abstinence Society, will
deliver an address on Temperance at Trinity
Church. on Friday, the OH insant al " o'clock, 10
which the Young Men Of our City are especially
invited. up s-2t
A PEW IN The Monumental Church wanted Address
n Boz f69 Poet once. 40 s--du
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rfN The regular packet schr LEGRANGE Crowen,
ND master, having the part of her cargo on.
- asned, anil Will meet with dispatch. For balance
Other freight ofSO boxes tobacco, complete her cargo
apply 20 WIN. ROWIETT
sgs OrJAMEs FISHER a soN
TUE Drawing % iouery comes night elb, 90, 1000,
Ooi 100 Tickets %. For sale. HOYT a CO.
FINE CUT TOBAoCO.-Mrs Miller's an York,
mo cot chewing and snotlng Tobacco, for fac By
apr oAyNoR a RoYsTER
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specially, yours,
Whit. z. TUNsTALL.
patriet cn,tv. r,b 97,h ie,,

Patrick COu7fV, FEB. 27ih 1871.
Dear Sir: u is with munb pain that we are con
Vneed Of the f,ct, that there are several Whigs Of
some influence in this Senatorial District Who solely
from sell-inleresed motives, are using their hest
eEertons, 10 induce you for tho present to decline
being candidate for our representation in the Sc
nate OF w. We have no hestanoy IN saying that
we believe the want Of personal popularity which
they ascribe to you, in order 10 effect their pur.
pose, is altogether imaginary. Believing that your
political principles are IN exact accordance with
those Of large majority Of the Wings Of the Dis.
tfIe, and placing The utmost reliance on your polt
zeal sincerity nnj personal popularity. Ee earnest.
" solicit you, by no means, 70 yield 10 the gersua.
Sons OF those selfnterested ind Viduals but on the
contrary, TO continue a candidate at ali events
We have no doubt but that the result Of the slee.
ton vii show th6m that their predictions are n,
false as the motives which dictated them were On.
generous
Yours with the highest respect,
HENRY e. PEDIGO.
CLEMENT n. VAwTER,
GABRIEL ID. HANDY,
THOMAS WHITLOCK,
MARTIN WHlTLOCK,
JOHN WHITLOCK,
BURwELL SMITH.
Dr.. BaRTHw. EsAH, \
Patrick &. ". We.
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ne whole TO conclude with the popular Farce
THE SWISS COTTAGE

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND THE
II PUBLIC GENERALLY .-IIavina determined
70 eose the Book business which has been conducted
herct ofoby NJ Joseph GIN a. my Agent offer my
tire stock, which well selected one Consisting Of MedL
cat Theological, Classical and Miscellaneous Books
gethtr with large assortment School Books OF the
most approved kudsi also, choice OF
letter Paper Blank Books Of every aud Of tho
very Dett KIND having been made 10 oTdera Of which
VIII be solo a. reduced prices for cash. city aceeptances
country merchants and others Will 30 well call NJ the
above establishment above the BELL srn where
they VIII not fail 70 purchase goods suit them
my object being 10 close the business possible.
ap 5-u JAMES SMELL.
SEHvANTs wAHTED.-Aa Agent from Dag.
- EersSprnGs wishes 90 hire for the sera
and some dniua room Servants Tie Will
Two OF three days. and can be kcen NJ the II flee OF
apS-N !. W. DiBRELL A. CO.
Housewives TAILoRs-we wish to EN-.
aps 81 HFPRs A. pOINDEXTER
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a PEW In The Monumental Church wanted LdIr
n Boz f05 Post Onice.' 40 H--di
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-02-09
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fic Ndrfte giaenbeit bcGsen fir Die Nsinis
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GiRo aus (cldbcn mebisinileten Grtraften ~
(ammcmacIcst, peietc fetcn rcH bcn trribm
tctten NerStsn III ren Sercniatfn Staatsn
amSs,panot ,purccn nnb III tcr 9anJrn 2Delt.
Or. Qeicp's S(nt- VilIcn,
Climb Elm NbercsGssenmittsl Aeaen bic ifeln
gFttt nns 8ofacn Don Olrturp nno DIine'
ralisn, ecer bic asfibrliben gfrtts prn oen
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