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~ ENTAIL SUKGE.Y-Ihe undersigned, having located rar
~ manc;iy Richmond respectfully invites It's ;cno o.
ladies and gentlemen wishing Dental operations ?rorm's .
his large and choice assortment incompatible Tcct and To u
metod of Insertion gold plate hy atmospheric Tss- or
sunrs and clasps or " piyols, accurately point Of co
or figure &C. rur the cio-es scrutiny ~ dei
am, ~ n.lly all perfectly useful in ma-c'!"l' lie wI
nrrin all necessary operations the Teeth both Ter then
,au, -. T., r,,nr. R,nk T. y. HUDSON
R,,cr,ace<-WiIliam = rumcr, H. H., General Pce.an "
Chsneravne Dr. Brackenaoueh, General Pe,ton, Dr. H. u
Caie, aud sidney :. Baxter, Esp. -, -,
March 'c-'nl
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RTOTlcE-Thc Franklin Manufacturing Company nave APP
pointed A. Mado, their Agent, who VIII be furnished nj
his Store, bcnw TIE ank Of Virginia, with large
supply Of al. o Writing PAPER made III their Nh
vz: oosca aicap packet post aud letter Paper all which ht
SELL y wholesale aad ie:a al such prices IS cannot la IL
satisfy public Cay and country merchants, AMI elzens OF
generally. respectfully invited to examine his stock
and If l. not domestic manu-
ac;ue-. RICHARD VIII III lLLD, iTeSa'M.
!, ISL i3-i
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70" u EAGLAE2 NnolrsAtr DECGcr,r, Nam street,
" me 5fet, respectfully invites The attention Of caun
'' rss'"'aa> aud others To hs stock Of Medicines,
- f'nt- u e-f Fancy Articles &C. &c. any If VIII ch
= ~ lowest frces He recently received large
'''s' "i. At "l hc ;lca,oi To supply those whu
-, "'H wan al otdc; "a mos satisfaction. manner
't'S1 li5 At
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down. i1AN IiOt:E-rh- proprietor returns hs sincere
thank, public generally far the very it,i enc"lfase
as been engaged III Keeping &c
Pos taiaa House, NOV than Is years. ana hopes by s.''o,
comfort # his visitors, 20 iort aud receive
iiar favor. Having lc Increased > charge o
Transient visitors 81 day consequence t tue h.n pre-
uf provisions feels his reduce II Ia 81 ~ as
provisions generally hav. ,.lcnj and after r lag, single
- cents, breakfast supper o.n. 20 cents each
PHILIP EUVAi., In
~, n, a.,-3p
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J. &. GREGORY N Co., MANAGERS,
Oc .an, - deer bsoo ec,nrs Ham and ii siTees'
RicnxoNp. VIRGINIA..
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SAMUEL z. DOVE, RishInond;
lc?-H
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VIRGINIA /. OFFICE, RcHMoNp, Fen. 7ih, l'la
- virtue adopted hy the General Assembly oil
- Virginia. day Of February, si2 do hereby give
notice TO all persons ava. the State of Virginia fH
land bounty their heirs assigns 10 present Tue
same far adj ,uen beut" 1t day of March, 1885, or such
claims be- considered and held 10 be vod
except the claims and soldiers returned I"
The Board of War al the close euied 10 land b"iny
:. II. PARKER, Reg. l.. 0Gee
FebS O.
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And other prizes, amounting 20 S,l.sI@.
Whole tickets SIS 10 halves 81 5o--qnarters So d.
ri ac of - hole tickets will he sei III
slC5--lalvcs ssa :5l-qna,tcrs al :5-eish;hs S2o ~
There ID drawn ou of - III The above Lottery.
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:. Report or Mr Stevenson 81 rsaHYva,la, In ls1''
Eslts Of Representatives,
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ssI.FuEDS. EACOE s. BASKERVILLE are tbs morning IN
- recc;l: their enl'Te stock O!
SpKLvG DRY GoODS
which having purchased much below ;ces heretofore rai
uds, VIII he offered IL pineiua cS"i-ts ana eisl
<iirh cannot ial 10 ensure safes.
these Glasses nf purchasers ls particularly
Of STOCK a. w vi" o'ier lri
such nran IN handsome STYLES of Goods they have rarely or
perhaps never teio:e. nrt with -
i..-. . a
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19

encompass the heart, keep as quiet as cir.
cumstances will permit; tor the more you
wri,he and twist, the more sharply you are
pricked. Always try to keep the lamp
of hope burning in the dark dungeons of
your bosoms, aud the DEMONS Of doubt
will never hsun: them. Face every i'll
with the holiness of Iion-bear up with
christian forutude beneath the burden OF
aflicuon-be merci(ul, kind and benevo-
leGt TO your follow creatures--and angelo
Of light and loveliness will volunteer 10
act as your pioneerss through the un,rack'
ed g. unbounded wilderness OF the future.
So mote it be.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
NO. SO

which has domestcated the "coons' 10 it's
high places, will find that they have Or
dered their economy pretty much after
this fashion. fs
The hunter Of this willy poacher gener-
ally finds it very difficult to "tree," and 10
get him down when 'treed." Thew 90
forth only at night, and do all their deeds
in darkness. They are careful too, when
there is danger, never to leave their holes
in SHOWS, so that their tracks NAV betray
their hiding. places. They have the am.
bi,ion and cunning to make their abodes
in the largest and lofiiest tree in the forest
the labor Of cutting down such costing
more than they are worth. Not having
sufficient grasp and strength to climb such
large and elevated trees, they select one,
into the branches Of which some tall sap.
ling throws its sprays; and from this they
make good their ascent to the summit at
which they aim, cheating unskiful hunt
ers aud their dogs, and setting them to
bark up the wrong tree. In the ga me way
our Coon Wings exalt themselves by
humble means, which they afterwards
abandon; and as long as they can hold
, their elevation, look down with contempt
upon those who they have robbed, ruined,
, ADD betrayed.
, But we may make 40 end of our parallel.
The exhibition on the slips from Ohio
shows that the hunt is up.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
From the Lddy's Book.
TO MY SISTER ON HER BIRTHDAY.
BY A HADY OF VIRGINIA.

Sister another leaf hath turned
In thy liie's book to-day;
Another leaf, as yet untouched,
Before thee now doth lay.
And as view the glowing page,
Unmarked by e'en one stain,
Deep is the prayer that spotless thus
1: ever may remain.
May all that's e'er upon it traced
Beam bright with virtues ray,
And may Truth be the beacon still
To guide thee on thy way.
May Hope, the radiant telescope
Ofmisty future years,
Be ever bright, and clear, and pure,
Undmmed by darkening fears.
May Memory, the urn which holds
The ashes of the past,
Meier DER thy gentle spirits light
One mournlul shadow cast.
And like some fair stream deCk'd wit
flowers,
Slow wandering to the sea,
Mum'ring the while a gladstone song,
So may thy young life be.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
rop,IsaED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
nv JOHN N. BASKlN.
urpus OF SUBSCRIPTION.

.n. vear,s subscription $3 If paid in ad,
fo'O"s i il paid within six months alter
'ance, 81 - subscribing; or S. if not paid until
ehe eFp'TrTE,RM S OF ADVERTISING.
I,;..'ments will be inserted at the rate OF
A Go sr square for the first insertion, and SO
~ W p' zach week theralter--ten lines or less
pen', ,i to- a square The number of insertions
,ohS.'I''"o he noted Oh the margin OF the
Esq"'sS or they will he inserted unil forbid,
pdnus Sa.,oj accordingly. Advertisements from
Pm , Cna,s must he accompanied with the Cash
7 a hsyerti.emen,s and Communications OF a
AaVei" nature, will be charged double the
AO1 ,"oo 'a az candidates for county oices'%iI,
H""' Tor State and District othces Sio
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
THE PROUD MAN.

A proud man is fool ia fermentation,
that swells add bois over like porridge.
pot. He sets out his feathers like an owl
TO swell and seem bigger than he is. He
is troubled with tumor and inflammation
of selEconceit, that renders every part of
him stiff and uneasy. He has given him
self sympathetic love powder, that works
upon hin to dotage, and has transformed
him into his own mistress. He is his own
gallant. and makes most passionate ad-
dresses to his own dear perfection. lie
commits idolatry to himself and worships
his own image. Though there is no soul
living OF his church but himself; yet he
belives s. maintains his faith with the Oh.
stinacy of a fanatic. He is his own ia
yorite; and advances himself not only
above his merit, but all mankind; is both
Damon and Pithias to his own dear self,
and values his crony above his soul, lie
gives place to no man but himself, and
That with very great distance TO all others
whom he esteems not worthy TO approach
him. He believes whatever he has, re.
ceives value in being his; as horse in
nobIeman's stable will bear a greater
price than 10 a common market. He ls SO
proud, that he Is not acquainted with him.
self as with others, for he is very apt to
forget who he is, and knows himself only
specifically; therefore treats himself civ.
IiIIy as a stranger, with ceremony and
compliment but admits o! no privacy. He
strives to look bigger than himself, as well
as others; and is no better than his own
flauerer. A little flood will make shall.
low torrent sweet above its banks, and
rage, and foam, and yield roaring noise
while deep silent stream glides qule,ly
on; so vain, glorious, insoIent, proud
man sweets with little fraiI, prosperity =
grows big and loud, and overhows, and
when he sinks, leaves mud and dirt be
hind him. His carriage is as glorious q
naughty as # he was advanced on mem:
shoulders, and iumbled over their heads
| like Knipperdolhng. He fancied himself
a Caosse; and so no is, for his head holds
no proportion to his body, and his fouuda.
ton is lesser than his upper stories. We
can naturally take no view Of ourselves,
unless we look downwards, to teach us
what humble admirers we ought to be Of
our own value. The slighler and less SOL
i'd his materials are, the more room they
take up, and make him swell the bigger,
as feathers and cotton will stuff cushions
better than things Of more close and solid
parts,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
FATE OF THE APOSTLES.

St. Matthew. This apostle and evan
gellst is supposed 10 have.suffered martyr.
dom, or was slain with a sword ntac Guy
of f. hiopia.
st. Mark. This evangelist was drag.
ged through The streets of Alexandra, in
Egypt, until he expired.
st. Luke. This evangelist was hanged
upon an olive tree in Greece.
st John. This apostle and evangelist
was put into caldron of boiling oil, at
Rome and escaped death! He alter
wards died a natural death at Ephesus, in
Asia.
st, Peter. This apostle was cruel
fled at Rome, with his head downwards,at
his own request thinking himself unwor.
thy to die 10 the same posture and man
ner as his blessed Master. y
ST. James, the Great. This apos,Ie
was beheaded at Jerusalem.
81 James, the Less. This apostle was
thrown from a pinnacle, or wing of the
Temple, and then beaten to death with
luliers club. --....
81. Philip. This apostle was hanged
up against pillar a, HierapoIis, city of
Phrygia.
Bartholomew. This apostle was flayed
alive, by the command Of barbalous
king. .......... .......
ST Andrew. This apostle was bound
to cross, whence he preached 10 the PEG.
pie until he expired. l
st Thomas. This apostle was run
through the body with lance, at Coro-
mandel, 10 the East Indies.
81 Jude. This apostle was shot TO death
with arrows.
ST Simon. Zealot. This apostle was
crucified in Persia. .
ST Matthias. This apostle was first ston-
ed, and then beheaded.
St Barnabas. This apostle Of the Gen.
tiles was stoned to death by the Jews, at
SalaDia. .
St Paul. This apostle was beheaded
a, Rome by the lyrant Nero.
The Portland American assevera,es.
that fond father, the other day, wishing
to form an alliance between his stupid son
and fine young lady Of his acquaiut-
ance, sent him to her with the following
note:
"Dear Madam How me TO present my
bill for your acceptance"
The lady sent the spoon back to his
father with the following reply.
"Dear Sr-your Bill is vetoed,''
Gone TO America.-It is well known
that some Of the ancient population IN The
lower parts of the city, have never had
such a passion for travelling as Mungo
Park or Silk Buckingham. Indeed it is
asserted Of many Of them that Canal street
lis Rubicon which they have never yet
passed, and that they are as ignorant OF
1.-The topography, geography and General
features o. the faubourg ST. Mary as they
are of the desert Of SALARY. lr confirms
lion of this, il was told Us yesterday that
good old man oftbis class, residing IN
Bourbon street, who had huuse let 10 a
,enapt, was much aunoyed-whcnr-hs had
gone BY people making inquiries relative
10 the place TO which be had removed
'The old gentleman knew that his tenant
had removed to the Second Municipality
bu, whether that was on the banks Of the
Penobscott or Potomac he neither knew
no cared, go to avoid future annoyances,
he wrote on q placard 10 big letters, which
he hung on thedoor.
"One Monsieur sIohn Smith, what did
live in this house, Is gone to America. lie
did not pay mo last weeks rent!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19

Hypocrites soar up TO Heaven, not IKE
the lark to sing praises, but like the hawk
TO pounce upon their prey. When 'hey
look up to the Mount Of Olives, II is TO
build anoil Midland il they weep by The
brook Of Kedren, they are watching to
catch fish, or throw some one into it,
When they kneel il is like soldiers 10 the
front rank, to load and fire.
Gal. Sig.
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qrcCl ut 4 t tp1 It.

Statbbsm Der Htbtbare 7obnSanfs,gsa.
,preltoen oer OerICbiebeneG Sourtsn ponS ON:
men spleae, oe6 brltten Seri6tsbsairte, be,
tebeno aus ben ga,mties Yerfs, Slortbamp:
ton nno &etba, III SpennIplUanism, unb Nlh.
ter oer nnteribleoliden gourten bon Opsr
uno 3ermlner, Der Dierteljdbrlltbcu SiBun,
9en unb anSemslner SsfdnaniB grIroiauna,
IN seoatbtsn eauntles, unb matbias 3.Nei,
cbaro uno QBiaiam Npbams, gsq's, 8i6nr
ber ecurten BON DDer unp 3erminsr, bsr
plerteljdbrllcbcn SiBunsen nno ausemsinsr
Sefansnlb Grlroisuns, fir bic Nibnns BON
5aupts nnb auoCru Serhre6en in 9soahtsr
eauntp Serte, ihrsm 8cfbl an mid ausae:
itellt baben, oatirt Ncabius ben 7. 0topmbr,
"A. I'D. l842, ,porin Ils cine Cont ponS IONS
mon Spleae Der aIaemeinen lertCljdbrllden
Sleun9en Over uno 3crminer uno aNssmcls
ner Setan9niB grlebi9um9 anbera,ilnen, mel:
ebe sebaIten ,perosn loa 5u 8cacIns, fir Die
gauntp Serts, auf oen erifen nJontas
in ndbtfen 7anuar [weltes ben 2ten
oss eriaaten O1cnats 1ein ypirol unb ipelCbt
swe Woden oausrn Ioa-
So plro bisrmIt Waobritbt 9e9eten an ben
Coroner, bic Sriebensrlebter umo gontabsi
Der 9ebatbten gauntp Serfs oa6 fis (lcb 5,t
erlaster 3eit, Tim 10 lIbr 0ormlttass, NIT
ibren SsraeibninsM Nsaiitratursn, Inter
futbnnaen uno graminationsn unb alien aus
bern grlnnerunsen slnsuinoen baten Inn Iol.
he Otnse 5u tbun, Die ibrn 4emtsru Al
tbun Standardization Diejeuiaen noel:
he pertnnoen flno aessn Die 8sfanssnsn Die
IN cem Sefanauide bet gauntp 8erts 0ne,
cper oann lein m6aeu, ssribtlih lu rfab,
rtn fp tpie ss rsht Isin mag.
Daniel 9ferly, SderiH.
SberifS amt, Msabins,(
December 6, l842. Am.
"Bott erbalte Ole RepubliP -
95-9ie 3eussn unt Surors, ,psld,c auf ere
laate Sourt porseIaoen lno, psroen srIubt,
plnttlidtelt 5u bsobaebtsn: i'm Sail bres
luebleibens meroen 0s III 8smdbbsit oee
@dcses ba5u asswnnssn. 9ieisan5sas mira
auf be(onbsrn Sefsbl Der Court bsfannt ss'
madt. Saber aQe 9issnissn, speleben cs ats
sebt 1th barnaeb 5u riebten baben.
gTOis Srieosnsribter ourobaue oergaum
tp flno ebrerbietbiait erfuht Scrift bon Ns'
ecsnisaness unb 4ntlaacn al sinsn Der pros
isquirsnoen Inwaloe, pstsr Silbwt unb 8.
prinsls Scnss, eeq, siniae Gage Dor ber
Court 5u MAIDEN 70 pab Bills 3ubTeitet
tpsrben m6asn fir bas 6anoeln BET Sranb
Surp uno parteisn, 3ensen unD bswobnsn.
beJurp Feline 3eit Derlieren.
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Serii1erun9 9e9en S6aoen ODER SerIuit
bmrcb eucr.
Nretl)rtef lmmerDdbr

Stelu!teI tlIlIItet:ouptcHr.
Die 5prinas6aroen DerGderunass6 c.
fenfdaft Don pbilaoeIpbia,
Olabt Yerd6sruns, ent,peper fir cine
3eitlaus obcr fir lmmsrmdbrsno, seseU 9srs
luite ober Sbaren ourtb 8euer in bsr
Stabt uno auf bem qanos. an SGuiern ,
@5ebcuern unr @sbduoen aacr urt; an 6aus.
aerdtbs, Saufmannssdtern pfroen, Ninos
Uiet, Hfsrbauer,euanlGe gcmmeresae uuo
8atritsStcfs uno &erdtbIbaften bon jebsr
Sensnnuns 5d)iffcn uuo oersu sacnns i'm
6afen, Gcpobl ais mortadn6es uno 8runo
Nenten, inter een b6bit shnltlslten 8eels
gun9eM.
D1it @sfudbe fir 9r0dHruns (Snluranee)
in Bsrfs gauntp, ceer fir elnIse Selebruns
iiber bieien @s9enltanp, rpenoc man itb pers
,Snlib cbcr cureb Sricfe an Jobn q. Ri
d,ares, Ncchts 2(nwat, 0ruferci cse8erts
unb ShupltiG Scurnale, Neaona, Spa.
1aortnn dHrdHieIarL 'prclloent.
q. Krumbbaar, Setrctdr.
Oireftore:
O1ortcn Wlemtbasl,I Charles Stofes,
SoIepb wooo, urhibalb Brisht
50. s. >asuerenne, SamucI 9omnieno,
Glijab Oallct, 81. 2D. SponlroN
@barlss 1B. Stbrcncr.
Nsaoins, 0tcuemter l. 81.
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S6ertfs Serfdufe,
Don lie0enoem Gt0entbum.

3ufolee peribeoener an MIDI eeribte
ter fbriftliber Sefeble BON 8enoitloni
Grponas uno eepari Sacias, ourb bic
Gourt Don Common pleas Don 8erfs
9auntp. fol- perfauft weroen:
8rsltass, ben 23it. inltebenoen December,
INN llbr Slahmlttase, al cem 6auis BON
aobmas 9antsl, in &ansfttmamm 9aunIbip,
8erts gauntp: Aass Nebt 3lttL Sntsrei'
fs uno eisentbum BON Ncubsn Soper, in els
nsr ssmidm wobnuns uno Strih &ane, se'
!essn IN 2Dalbinston saunfebip, 8rtsgtp,
bssren5t eurd qanb bon NItbaro Ncber, Sa'
COB Ssf uno slnoerer sntbalteuo ctWa ls
Afer. Oaraaf tefnpst fleb Gin einF6fi9tes
ltsinsrnse lDohnbaue, Bloftaa &c. - &ssts
bin eisentbnm bon Neuben 8o,per.
Samitass, ben "a. Seembr., ls42, INN
llbr Olabmittass, an 8afbanIs bon 2lnton
5cpp, IN NiNmcuc 2aunl6ip, 8srts g'tp,
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Gin Strb ober @tif 6oI,lano, aelesen in
Nibmcno 3aunIbip, Serfs Gauntp; bee
arenIt curb $anp bon Saecb Olerfc, Saeob
Noam, Saeob Sriinemalc, Olidae ,rltber
ilnb 9lnoerer entbaltenb et,pa IL lfer. -
&egtbin giaentbuui bon Saecb 5ummel.
Wlontaas, ben 26 0ece. 1912, INN | ltbr
Slahmittaas, am SaltbauIe bon abraham
5eGsr, in llnionoins, Serfs gauntp: Cine
1Bobnnns nnc Strlb eauc, aclcaen 3bslls
in Slorpg gopentrp 9aunihip, Gbsilm gaun::
tp, NIB tbeils in !Inlcn 3aunIbip, Ssrfs
gauntp; bssrenst ourtb >ano bon NbioIcm
slcpo, Sobn 8ufh, Sobn Sarnsr, Seoras
Ooper, - Neinwalt unb Hnbcrtr ent.
baltsno unasfibr 25 4tcr. Die 8rrbede
runsen 1no tin 3psit6fises ttelnsrnss 6ans
Gin l1lttfiaes Slotbaus, ttsincrns 9heuer,
&c. Sas aanSe $ano 1T pfuatar. - $cBtbin
eiaeutbum BON Sercmiab Nboaoe.
Olenita9s, ben 27. Cete. l842, lin 1 libr
S(ahmttaae, am &altbaufe bon Saeob Don
nebauer. III Neaoina: Gin cinittfiaes bcrs
psltes 1Dobnbaus, (tbeils Don SafIteincn,
tbcils bon Srdm,pert) 6intsrsetduoen mb
Srunrlctte, aele9en auf Der Gilofeite Der
8rantlinfrase, ,miGtbcn Der 2ten uno sten,
IN Der Staot Nsao,ns, Ssrfs gauutp ; te:
arenjt 6itlib cine %ctte Der 1Bittpe Shub
NADER, fiollb curb cine 90 8uB llnsp pst'
lid burb cine qotts bon @ecr9e 8au uno
n6rolih bnrh bic asnanntc SranflinllraBe
entbaltsno in Sront an ber StraBs &c SuE
uno III Der 9icfs $50 8u6. - $sBtbin oae
ei9entbum Don Daniel grmclb.
8srnsr, 3ur feiten 3eit mb Ort: Gin
baftenernes 5aus nebf bafltciusrns 6ln'
ter9etduccn, [bennBt ale Wrtbsbaue, ]
Sheos &c. ilHo ein 5neitofiates bafttsintr.
nes 6aus unb bafitsnerme 6interaebdubtn,
&c. (pcrmale als Stobr benuBt,) alIs errit:
tst anf elmer grunolctte auf Der 9lorbisits
ber QBcitsspennitraBe bsleaen, unb be5eobnet
i'm allacmeinen splan Der Staot nit Der SO.
26; bcarenlt IhoIitb purb bic pennltra6e,
n6rcli6 onrd cine 90 sSuB 4asp, nsitliet
bur6 bic &otts SO. 25, 6ltlib ourh SO. 27.
tnttaIteno 60 SuB Srcnt uno $50 Sub 3iefe
8erner, snr ielben 3eit uno Ort: Cine
sotte ccer Gtif Srumo, bc,sihnet i'm allac.
mcinsn planc osr Nuelotten init Der 81. ia
aeleaen auf bsr Offeite Der 4teu StraBe be:
9rcnst n6rclib, 6itlih une Iiolih ourh $ot'
ten SO. l75, l65 nnb l73. ipeitlib burd bic
4te Sra6e; cntbaltsnc Ufsr uno Stub.
8erner, 3ur ielbsn 3cit mo Ort: Cine
sotte coer Stif Srmo, seIegen in osr Stact
Neacina; besren5t f6olidb ourh &one BON
5sinrih Ses, gfq. rpeitlitb curh &ottr bon
Slcolaus Sumter, n6rblih rurh >ctte BON
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