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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

individuals, and the vindicntion Of their
individual and private wrongs' And did
II not occur to them that they were maxi
ing the trainers Of the Constitution
really inteEd to make every State an
Asylum and place Of refuge, to cri-
minal fugitives from every other as to
all crimes against State; Their dis
tinction would necessarily have this
effect.
This distinction, this new discovery
Of which their Excellencies avail them
selves, to deny that they have dsobeyed
the Constitution, is, rs | have stated,
all that is new, in the matter Of their
letters. The only effect Of it is to cx-
pose themselves to ridicule, while il
leaves them without excuse for their
manifest dcrelciion Of duty. The resi-
due Of their letters, is made up by
ringing charges on this one solitary idea
that the People are sovereign, borrow
ed from the Plebeian Of New York, the
Boston Bay State Democrat, and other
kindred sheets. Before speak Of this,
| will pause just to ask Of the sagacious
gentlemen, if it never once occurred to
them, while they were writing their let
tiers, that they were putting their own
States ont Of the Union, as to all crimi-
nal Iugtives from them, who should flee
to Rhode IsIand' Suppose, Gov. Hub
hard, n burglar should break into one
Of your Banks, take all the money from
its vaults md flee with it to Rhode-ls-
land, what could you do' you could not
make a demand for him from Gov. King
for you do not recognize him as the
Executive Of the State, you might make
the demand Of Gov. Dorr, for you do
recognize him as that Executive hut
what would it avail F? Gov. Dorr, would
say to you-"may it please your Ex-
cellcncy, | am, as you have truly said,
Gov. de Jure (; but i'll were to go to
Rhode-lsland, to issue my warrant,
and you know ! cannot do it out of
this State,) instead Of arrestipg your
fugitive | shall be arrested myself; my
warrant, too, would be laughed at there;
the only effect il would have would be
to add another crime to the list for which
| stand indicted and for which, if
caught there, should assuredy be pun
ished by that wicked State. | cannot
therefore, undertake n service, that
would be useless to you, and SO very
perilous and penal to myself" So
the Bank Robbcr would set Governor
Hubbard at defiance, and would be as
safe here, as Gov. Dorr now is in New
Hampshire. 1t is possible, that these
sagacious Governors, did not see, that
while they deprived this State of this
remedy under the Constitution, that
they were depriving their own States Of
the same remedy as 10 this State And
further, did not see the conse equcnces
that must follow, iftheir Interpretation
should be adopted by the Governors
Of the other States But of these
hereafter. COMMENTATOR.
To be continued
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.NE.NOR.1.ND.i

Arr NJ Savannah 2qth uli Rrir Poland, irish, late
nstoh VIII" died ot icyrr an the ih day OUT from IIn
yHua 10Th ult
Arr Ut Charleston. 25ih ult, sch'r Franklin Greene,
Draper. GOm Havana.
At thde. Eng. 4th ut SHIP M-rsnna, Philips,
from NrN.york.
At Macua May 81, sch'r Anelous Capt J, l.. Tut-
nyr, h"m Anip
Arr NJ liverpool, 10th ult ship Monticello, lawlon,
from snyHuurh
Al liaYnna. 25j ult, ship wm Engs, Coe, Tor Key
Wesi, the 26ih.
Arr NJ Norfolk, let inst, sloop Grcrge, Thatcher,
hence i--2I. Brig Unclc sam. Atvtil, d".
- Hitter ferrivsd ~ town.tun capt. HHrkrr ~
he Brig rocHhnnt,- of this port, dated TaNH June
9OIh reporis her with ~ hhI. sp nrd W black sh oi
a. sail that dHN cruisr Ami wt t home shout the
A.i oi -epiembcr-hnd not seen sptrm whale IN 81
mppihS
Heard ron,-Juy 18th, Bdg Helen, Price, = mos out,
With 90 bhls tr oil
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Order No /. ! HEAD. QUARTERS,
Providence, Sept, l342


I. The troops to assemble for review
on the 10Th instant, will report as fol-
lows: Those conveyed TO the city by
steamboat at the steamboat landing !;
those by railroad at the railroad depot !;
those from the western part OF the State,
in front OF DIR. fuckers Church, Broad
street those from the northern part of
the State, at the Courthouse Parade
H. The line will he formed on IIcnc-
it street, the right resting Oh College
street.
III. The National Cadets will be de-
tached to escort the detachment of
troops arriving by steamboat.
The Fifth Ward company will be de-
tached to escort the detachment oftroops
assembled in Broad street.
The Second Ward company will be
detached to escort the detachment OF
troops assembled at The Courthouse
Parade.
The First Light Infantry will be de-
tached to escort the troops arriving nj
the railroad depot.
". The Marine Corps of Artillery
will fire a salute ofthrteen guns, on the
arrival Of the steamboat.
The Sea Fencibles will FIRE salute
of thirteen guns, on the arrival Of the
railroad cars
The Bristol Artillery will fire n sn-
lutte of tweniy-six guns, mt the close OF
the collation..
The Sea Fenciblcs will fire salute
ofthirtcen guns with their Paixhan gun,
on the departure ofthe steamboat.
The Paw,uxet Artillery will fire n
salute Of thirteen guns, on the depar-
ture Of the railroad cars.
V. Immediately after The companies
are posted, they will take their line oI
march for the Dexter training ground
where the line will be. formed for review
The Warren Artillery will fire a sa-
lutte Of fifteen guns, on the arrival of
the Ma jor General.
The Newpoit Artillery will fire a sa-
lutte Of seventeen guns on the arrival Of
the Governor and Commander-in-Ch Chief
BY order Of Maj Gen. J. G. ASrHoNY
II. B. ANTHONY, .aid-de- Camp.
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PORT OF NE w PORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Sept. l.
Sch'rs Mary, Trefcthen, from Phladel phia
Dorcns Hawes, White, and Bctsey * Deborah,
White, both from Gardiner, Me.
Sailed-Brg Junius, Tor New Bedford.
FRIDAY, Sept. 3D.
Pilot-boai Fly, of and from Ncw.fork.
Sch'r James 4. Hatfield, Ingersoll, from
Fall River for New York.
Sloop Tecumsch, Cmlds, FIN Prov. for New
York.
SATURDAY, Sept. 81.
Brig Catharino Frazier, Fish, from =. River
for Halifax.
Sch'rs Lady HELEN, Smith, I'm Bristol for N
York; Elizabeth, Wiley, Sslrn for do
SUNDAY, sept ith.
Sch'r Sou,hcrner, Sussions, im Bristol for
New Bedford Char -, Berry, Bangor; Beisey
* Deborah, White, and Dorcas iiawos, White,
ProyId Maria, Small, Boston for Prov ldcnrr,
Slpop iInd' on, Wiuslow, n Bedford tor
Prov Rising sun, Pscsby, Taunton ir Boston
MONDAY, Sept. 5th
schr- Iydi-, Barker, nom Gardiner sally, Barker
Bsrnsinble Tor Norwich Cohhssrtt HeHrr B"siun tor
PhilHG,lphia; James Barbour, Barnts, Prov. Tot dn
Sarah inn, Atkus New-lo Tor ~. Johns Grhrd
SirSeu-on, do. Tor sncp Pnrvel or, Jones, Duhec o'
Nrw-lorki DtAn"ud IiHlltIt, Hustnn tor PhndelphiR
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AUCTIONS.
Executors Sale.

vii be sold al Pablo laeiion, " not
previously disposed Of at priroie s"le,l
on Thursday, Sept. 90,
4 LII The right. title and interest which
~ Hannah Stevens. widow "f Th"m"S
Stevens, died possessed Of in and 10 Ger
tain lot of land. with The buildings thereon
standing. bounded nnrih on land owned hv
Joseph &. Stevens east ou Thames street
south and west on The cove heing the csln'"
recently occupied hy Joseph q. Stevens. snd
the late Hannah Stevens. and known NJ ih"
Oliver X. Warner esiare-also on" hn'f 81
Body Pew No. 20 in rhc 2d Baptist Church.
For further particulars enquire Of ions j.
SrAcY. on the premises. or of the suhscrIhrr
nj No. 9, Broad street. Providence. Condl.
iinns mndc known NJ the time and plnre ol
sale. ANDREW JOllONNOT, Eree'r
Sept. !, lei2.
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FIREs-A barn in William street, on
the Hill, belonging to Rev. Henry
Burdick was entirely destroyed by fire
on Friday afternoon last, containing
about 10 tons Of new hay. Cause OF
fire not correctly ascertained, most
probably spontaneous combustion.
ANOTHER barn was burnt down on
Tuesday afternoon last, situated next
east Of the Eagle Hotel, in Pelham
street, belonging to Mr.. Townsend
The barn contained about Q tons Of
hay, which belonged to Mr.. J. G.
Weaver, and with the exception Of this
loss, the loss Of the barn, and some
considerable damage to the outside Of
Mr.. Ennis house, no other injury was
sustained. Fortunately it was very
mild day, or the fire might have spread
much further. How the fire originated d
is not known.
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PIP We have devoted more ,pac

PIP We have devoted more space
TO the letters Of Cows. Hubbard and
Cleaveland than we could well spare to-
day, but knowing the curiosity many
people have to see them, we have made
some sacrifices TO CRAFTY it. The urti-
cles from our highly respected cores
pondent Comment ator," reviewing
these productions, We invite every in
telligent reader TO peruse with care,
and (ir possiblc) mind unprejudiccd.
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To be coniinued.)

MADAME ADoLru is still at the Eagle
Hotel, in this place, where she remains
but few days more. We have heard
her spoken Of by many very respectable
individuals, as one possessing most as
tonishing faculties as phrenologist,
ply siognomist, &c. She is very un-
assuming, modest lady, with just enough
of the French broguc to make her de-
linea,ions interesting. Those who wish
to know themselves better, perhaps, than
they ever did before, (and it is matter
Of no small importance TO know ones
self, will do well to call on Madame A.
dolph soon. There is no humbug about
the lady, whatever.
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rrp. The 10Th Of Sep,ember. the an.

sD The 10th Of September, the an
nivcrsary OF the memorable victory on
Lake Erie, achieved by tho lamen,ed
Perry, will be celebrated this wear in
Providence, with much splendor. The
extracts we copy from the Providence
journal, will give some idea Of what
may be expected. There will be, un-
donb'edly, very large concourse oI
people from the other towns in the State
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSDAy, Sept. )
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a. Patr

At market 47a Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores, 4.
500 Sheep, aud $50 Swine.
PRIcrs-Beef Cattc-Thr prices obtained
last week for lik. quality were hardly sus.
tanned (; a much less number were sold nj the
highest prices. A very few extra at So
First quality 4 80 4 10 second quality 81 a
% third quality So 3 80.
SroRrs-Two year old at a. n SI2 three
year old $l4 a s 90.
Snrrp-Dull. We notice lots sold Mt tho
following prices, viz SOC, zoe, 92c, 81, ] IL
%, aud 33.
SwISE-A lot Of old Hogs at 4 Lots To ped.
die At p n 2sc for Sows. and 81 a 33c for
Barrows. AT retail 3 10 Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

sDs We join in the congratulations,
universally expressed throughout the
land, upon the passage OF the TARIFF
BiLL-even in its present shape. IL
will make many thousands Of dollars dif.
ference in the amount Of business, which
would otherwise have been done, even
in our small town. In places, where
the business Of the mass Of the population
depended upon the fa,o of the bill, the
anxiety for i's passage must have been
intense. We shall publish il in an cN-
ciai form, ns soon ns possible.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

The person who borrowed Of The sub
srriber. a few weeks since, the Rhode
Island Clerks Magazine, ia requested
to return the same. j T.. SHAW.
Sept. 8, 1912.
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GLOVES.

4 n extensive and fresh nssor,ncn, Of black,
~ whte, hull and dark fnnoy-oolorcd ~ y
GLOVES, just opened nv
ISAAC GOULD 4 son.
Aug III l76, Thames street
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Lrmna Lemix
Linton Miss & 2
Mason Stephen q
Cornick 1t. James
Mitchell Joseph l.
Perry Rev Gardner Is
Peck Ebeu. NJ
Pelican sch. Master oi
Pilman capt Benz
Purkindu Mrs NJ B
Putnam Mrs Sarah
Raihbon. VIM =
.kra VIM A
Robertson Charles
sawyer capt. Abel
saliva Jose
Srabrnok u
Shanian Richard
Shaw John w
ShciInun Dexisr
Slo,vell J Is
Stevens James
Spragnc Oliver ID
Stafford Robert
Stall lsanc
Sicdmnn VIM
Staples Hon WIN X Q
Smith Mrs Pogson
Smith Mrs George
Spouu"r Catherine
Tibbrlis George
Turner capt Daniel
Tanner Mics Louisa
TIllman Margaroila
Van Burrn Saith 4 >
WILSON Samuel ) =
Wilson Thomas
Williamson Mrs Phila
IRisII.
Freany John
Mullln patric
Mulry Cntharine
Woods Peter
iR ROBBINS p. VI.
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Allen Capt. George
Ashton Morris
Batcheldcr Jno +.
Babcock Henry
Bennet y
Boswell lI.nry
Bo,d Rev. Il w
Bccbc Mrs Harriet
Gary Henry
Cnse
Car.any Augustus
Chard Wml
C,llcy David
Corvaizier Edw'd
Colt Henry V
Clark Is +
Capron Miss Eliz. X
Compton Miss Eliz.
Doar Stephen ID
Duncan DR. ;
Du Bois Theodore
Dawley Miss Diantha
Danforih Mrs ElIz ).
Dexter Mrs Mary A
Dilworih Mrs Sarah
Duncan Miss &
Enrp Rolsrt
Edings VIM
Edmcnson DIR Thos
FiiZ Asa
Foster DR.. ; C.
Foster WIN
Garduer Sylvester
Gardner Daniel +
Gibbs Henry
Grand-l Jsmcs
Gibbes Miss Sarah =
Gray Miss Charlotte
Harlan Gen. |
Hathaway Henry
IIurlbut Miss Almira
Kellogg Juo p.
Kneeland Clias.
ISS-3w1 ASH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

So" The Conveniior to form a new
State Constitution, will meet in thi.
town, on Monday next.
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Sl,nLers Herbs.

a gen rral nEsormcnt of Culinary ond
"a yfcdicinai Herbs. of 1t qualify. neni u
pu, mp in small P,ckci' for f'n'Ily'- use Iu''
received from IN, shaker Village n, lIs ward,
Ms,,aehussit., md for .sle b,
r. u. HtIiRD.
Sign Of tho Golden Nouu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

CoNGREssIoNAL.--Thc closing up
proceedings Of Congress will be found
on our 4th page, together with the Pro-
test of the President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

At sea, on his passage from Havana, to sa-
vannnb, 9Th ult., Capt. CHARLES CAST
OFF, son Of the late Mr.. Henry Custoff, of
ihi. town, nged 20 years.
In Wexford on the 2i-t ult, Mrs MARY
MUNDAY, widow of the late Capt Nathaniel
Mnnday, nnd daughter of the late Lodowick
Updikc Esq, in III" 10Th year other age
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08
FOR SALE.
ARRIVAL FROM FRANCE OF
MADAME ADOLPH.

'NiIlS celebrated and unsurpassed phIlnso-
phor. late from Boston. New York. and
Providence, has the pleasure To Announce to
the ladies' aud gentlemen Of Newport, thai
she viii make short stay at Mr.. Tuwnscnd's
Hotel. where she has taken splendid apart
m"nts for III" accommodation at he. visitors.
who vii! he politely received by ID 'ctor
Adolph, and unobS"rvcd by the eve OF the
world conducted to Madame Adulph's parors.
She does not pretend to be pii,h or fortune
teller. bu, will by her universally ncknowl.
edged skill in Physiology. Physlognony,
Phrenology, and Philosophy, inform those
who will investigate her talents Of thoir lead.
ing transactions of tho past, the present and
the future. whether they nre married or not.
what sort nf husbands or wives they will get
and describe their dispositions, notions. etc 49,
as If she had known them from birth. She
delivers also printed examinations. Price
reduced Ia 80 cents.
n. b. Private entrance. in Pelham Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

The Commencem ment exercises at Pro
vidence, yesterday were highly interest
ing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

s-Ts Hon. Robert y. Crdnsion, Rep.
rcsentative in Congress from this State
arrived in good health from Washington
via New. York, on Sunday morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

e. "A very good article for every
body to read, on The 4lh page.
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A CA RID.
Sept. 8, !

WitrIAn ESSrs returns his w,rmrst thanks
to his fellow citizens, for their prompt and sue
cessful efforts to save his residence and furni-
tura from destruction by fire.
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F l. A N N Il l. S.
Sept. 9Th.

Sept. 9Th.
NOW is the time to purchase them
~ The subscribers have received their
FALL SUPPLY of red, white md
yellow FLANNELS- and now offer
Them for sale at a price much below any
thing ever before offered
WM. G. COZZENS s. Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

THE SUPREME CouRr adjourned on
Saturday last, to meet again in this town
on the last Monday in October. The
State prisoners, charged with treason,
entered plea on Wednesday, agains,
the jurisdiction Of the Court for this
County to try the cases, rs the offences
are charged to have been committed in
Providence County. BY agreement Of
the counsel. for the State and the pris-
oncrs, the question was postponed, for
decision before the Court at its term
in the County Of Bristol, this week, it
being agreed by the parties that the de-
cision on one indictment should decide
as to the jurisdiction on all the others
found in this County. Rhode Islander.
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Court Of Probate. .N.ppor, Sept. 5, 1912.

COhf Oj fFOOde, .NtippOH, SePt' ., ic8<'
ETPON the petition OF Joshua Sayer, nd.
q ministraior with tho will annexed, on the
goods aud chstels, rights and credits of Susan
nah Wiokham, late of Newport, single woman,
drc., stating that the personal csiste of said
Susannah Wickhan is insufficient. by the sun,
of six hunIGrd aud eighty dollars, II cents, To
nav the dcbk Of said Susannsh Wickham, and
prnying that he may be authorisekand empow-
cred to make sale, at public agciA of sll the
right. tile and interest of said deceased VI the
time of her drsth, for tho payment Of her debts,
under the direction of this Court, agrerably to
the Statute in such case provided, ~ and 10 a
certain lot Of land, with the dwelling house
and Other bnildings thereon standing, situate
in said Newport bounded westerly on Spring
street, north.rly on land of Mary Mumiord,
casterly pnrly on land ofStephcn T. Northam
md p,rtly on land Of the Colored Union
Church, aud souihcrly on land of Edwin Will
bur, or so much thereof as vii! be sufficient
10 raise said sum Of six hundred and eighty
dollars. u cents, with incidental expenses -
Said pcti,ion being read, the same is referred
for cunsd- ration To n Court of Probate, To be-
holden nj the Town Hall IN Newport, on The
first MONDAY in October next, at o'clock, A.
~, aud said petitioner ordered to give notice
Of the pending and prayer thereof, by publish
ing copy Of ibis order three successive weeks,
in the HERALD OF THE TINES, fr all persons
interested to appear at said time and place and
bc heard.
A true copy-wlincss
b. b. IlowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-08

National EDucArioN, The Cd lee.
'ure on this important subject, by Mr.. J.
y. Taylor, will he given at the Town
Hall, Tomorrow friday evening.
So" Mr.. Kinsley's Mail Stage fo'
Boston, via Fall River, will hereafter
leave here H, half past n. m, instead OF
9, as heretofore.
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TOWN TAX,

'1'llE Subscribcr, COLLECTOR of The Town
Tax. hereby gives notice that he hns re.
rciv"d from the Assrssors The Tax Book lur
1912, and requests al PERSONS subject totax
atop. to call ut The office M. 81. opposite
the Po.i O;hc". Thanrrs street. hnd seiile.
a.. JEREMIAH GOODSpEED, CsH'r.
Aug. ~.
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T. commissioners & A dininis-
traitors Notice.

THNllE subscribers having been appointed by
II the Hon. Court pf Probate, of the town
Of Middlctown, Commissioners 10 receive and
examince the claims against the estate ofJ0meS
CoggeshnH, late of .ad Mddletown, dee. aud
SIN nnrihs being allowed from This date, by
said Court for that purpose, those having claims
against said estate, will present them 10 either
Of the undersigned on or before the first
Wednesday of"frbruary, 1898, on which day
we shall meet Vt the late residence of the de-.
ceased, 10 receive aud examine all claims of
the creditors that may be presented.
Jos. CoGGFsHALL,
SAMUEL M.se".srrH, commisrs.
RrsrcoM PrCEHAM,
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
ISAAC Il. COGGESHALL, .ldr,r.
Middlciown, Sept. ;, iS42.
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Domestic Goods.
Sept. 9th.
Brown Sheetings,
Bleached do.
Twillcd Stripes,
Bodiicks,
Checks, SC.
in all their variety-and at exceedingly
low prices, by
WM. G.. COZZENS s. co.
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Letters,

REMAIsISo IN the POST OFFICE, SEwPoRT,
RI, SEPT. lst, la42
u .1drertised letters are piaeed ina separate
bol. Persons appiyi"g for them 'riH please call
for "ADyERTIsED LETTERS.
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& a q p IA GSS,

In Bristol, on the Goth ut., Mr. GEORGE
Il. EASTERBROOKS, to Mis-. HANNAH
l.. COLT, both Of Bristol
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-10-18
6 / n E u fte.
Setrefeno Grecutoren.

Setreheno Grecutoren.
4bibnitt l. ,,Sei es bur6 Den Senat II.
oos Saus oer 8eprdlentanten oer Siepube
lit pennlpIpanien in General 2(1emblp
uerfamnelt, befoblen. uno es 1T biermit
our6 l(utboritdt oerielben gum @sieee
9emabt, Oas in alien Sdlen 100 edn=
oereien, 8obnbduier uno Grbibafts :gis
sentbum 1T, ooer ioute in Der Sol9e NIT
Selblo9 belest weroen bon einisen 8rit
BON fiere faeias, coer onberen SSrit BON
Greeuticn uno cine ltnteriudun9 von
5sp0lf @ann, ,pelde porselaosn ,perben
ourb ben Sberiff ooer Coroner bon Ell.
niger ber Stdote eoer Gaunties, ;nfotse
Den porbanoenen 8eiesen bieier Gepublif,
fotlte fnoen bab bic Renten, grtras nnb
@ueen bon iolbem Gi9entbum nidt bin.
reibsno Rnb, unter aller 0nforberune, in
Dem 3eitroum bon iieben Sabren oen Sd)a.
ben uno Soften ODER Die S6ulo, SntereI=
fen unb Soften, pon folbem ermelbeten
SSrit gu oeden, 70 ioa es bic phidt Der
uuteriu6une iein, oos eria9te Gi9entbum
su fbdeen, unb in allen Tdllen, ,po oer
8eflaete ooer Die 8eflaeten iotlten ibre
Ginpitlisuns 9eben gu elmer Serurtbeiz
lung sufol9e elmer Qffe betitelt "Gine
2(fte betrefenb greeutionen," pofirt osn
feb;ebnten Sunp elm taul leno adt bunoert
uno feds unb oreibi9 uno in einisem
SAL no eine Snquii iition uno Serurtei
lung bon fOl6em Gisentbum a!s ecrerfasr,
nibt als notbmenoie ero9tet iueroen i'm
@eIes erabtet miro fol- es Die pfibt oes
Sberiff's ooer goroner's bon oem seb0,
risen Gauntp iein einen Snqueft bon s.polf
suten unb seIeemdiIi9en Mdnnern 5aian,s
men gu laoen, bon ieinem @eriebtsbeSirf,
.petbe unter Gib ooer 8etbeurun9 iteben,
unb follen oieielben SeSablune ols Surp-
mdnner erbalten, bic ibnen in abnliben
gd(len 5uerfannt iino um bas gisentbum
su baeen uno Der @srtb aus5mnaben
unb Der Sberif ODER Coroner fol- 8eribt
bon folder Sebdsun9 ooer abl1dsun9
MAIDEN, betrefeno Den porerlasten 8rit,
su Der Court bon tpelder eerielbe ausse=
sansen iF, uno tpelebe S1deuns ODER abs
fbdsuns fon beenoisenb in eini9er anbes
| rem ferneren Grecution, ,pel6e an bemiel=
ben Giaentbum ersebsn mag unc i'm
Sal Ginger @rit BON penoiticni erppnas,
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men. Den @eiien pie Den gtarren rauben
iiebt. Sn uniern Ser. Staaten baben
fbon &inoer einen 9roben Sbeil oes Sa
9es cine 3isarre i'm Munoe, uno es 1T
nibts Seltenes, jun9e eeute, Die ii6 Def
fen iibermdbi9 beoienen, fronf meroen unb
iterben ;u ieben. Sn Sitjnoien rauben
lo9ar Die @elber belfanoiS; oieie5 trifft
man AUDI in eini9en Sbeilen 0oQano's.
Der Geiienoe, Sarr osp, eriGbtt. er babe
fleine Gbineierinnen BON s bis 9 Sabren
eeieben, bic betdnoi9 einen fleinen ieioe.
nen Seutel NIT Sabod. uno cine pfeife
an ibrem @lrtel tra9en. l1eberbaupt
,pi0 man oen Sabad in Gbina weit fri:
ber oetanRt baben. ais in europa.