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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19

4 ECruRES To YOUNG MEN on fle Formaiion 81
~ Chari.leTa, Dangers OF the YOUNG SC, by Rufus
safk, ~, Pastor oi the Second Presbyterian Church
Washington. Just published aud tot sale by
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19

HANGERS FAMILY BACON.
WE oe for slilc ot Of tina well known Bacon. The
w Hams especially, very superior, averaging from
: 10 - lbs TABB A GILES,
100 Family GTOcers, T. or Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19
n. n. LYON,
SHIP BROKER AND CANAL BOAT AGENT,
Office Main street, up stairs, next door 10 Llnaaster
DENLY a Co.


nIHING WARE am now ouonipy ,,lt,io,,l
- ,.,npplios Of DinluE re., computing
Wme Granite Dinner Sets
nlue Vase do d.
hlue Oriental do DE-
Blue America Views DO DO an entire peu psftern
AMI much atunired-foT sale low. f1r cash
CHARLES sTEBuINs.
af... m
, 1842-12-10

STORM on THE LAKrs.-From the
Buffalo papers we learn, that there has
been n Of the most severe gales upon
the Northern Lakes eve witnessed by
the Oldest inhabitants. 1t commenced OH
Thursday, two weeks ago, and continued
until the Friday night following, attend
ed with great loss of life and distruc-
tion of property. A schooner driver.
ashore a few miles above Buffalo, was
made a total wreck. attended with the
melancholy loss Of life ofone entire fami-
ly-a husband, wife and five children,
together with a young woman and one
ofthe men belonging 10 the vessel. The
wreck was visited on the dev following,
Saturday when the young woman a
bove named, was found standing in an
upright posturein tie fortastile compan-
conway, frozen stiff, with hands partly
raised in an imploring posture, and her
eyes fixed with a cold and stony gaze
upon the shore"
, 1842-12-10
Coli bimselC His wife could scarce.

Colt himself. His wife could scarce.
" support herself, so violen, we're her
feelings. She stood at the door Of
the cell for q minute: C 1T kissed her
passionateIy, strained her to his DO.
son, and watched her receding form
as she passed into the corridor. Here
she stood and sObbed convuIsivelv as
though her heart would break FOR five
minutes. AT last she was led away by
Colts brother, and his friends follow.
ed.
He then desired to see the shirifl
who went into his cell. Colt then
told him emphaticaIly that he was in
nocent OF the murder of Adams, and
that he never intended IN kill him: he
also told him ,ha, he had still hopes
that something would intervene 10
him from being hung, and begged
him not TO execute The sentence al
the law upon him. The shp,f' told
him TO baniah all hopes Of that kin ,,
Tor he mus, die ut 4 O'Clock. He
tien requested 10 see the s',erlil's
watch, and set his own by it 10 a min
ute.
I, Fr1m phe testimony given by va.
rious persons at the coroner's court.
relative TO the manner in which de-
ceased effected his death, it appears
that severaI persons were admitted
with in his cell during the day, but no
information could lie obtained as to
the ean by which he got possession
Of the knife.
On Monday, DR.. McCumb refused
t. leni him a work on anatomy. and
to point out the vein in the arm
which could be most costly reached.
for various ieasons. The jury re
turned verdict that John C. C"it
came to his death by n wound infiic-
ted by himself with knife. in the left
breast, bat the jury were unable Ia
say in What manner he came possess
ed of the said knife.
After the inquest, the body which,
had been placed in Il coffin. was pIa-
ced in the house. to he taken thence
for ioierncnt By his friends in a vail
i'll ST. Marks church."
, 1842-12-10
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE
Correspondence Of The Evening Gazette.

JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. %, 1872.
Mr.. Editor: To-day there was moi
much done in either House though the
incipient steps were taken to much i'm
portant business. Mr.. Hudson, Of St.
Louis, gave notice that he would intro
duce bills to abolish imprisonment for
debt, TO abolish Lotteries and to prohibit
the sale of Lottery tickets in the State,
and TO prevent the issuance Of Scrip by
Cities or Counties to pass as a cireulat-
ing medium. Mr.. Kennett ofSt. Louis,
gave notice that he would introduce a
bill to repeal the charters Of all institu-
tons which had violated their charters.
As to the first bill of Mr.. Hudson,s, IT
is q matter of graduation to every friend
Of humanity, that a measure has been IN
PRODUCED into our Legislature to do away
, 1842-12-10
Correspondence Of the New York Union
IavERrOoL., Nov. a, 1912.


The Price OF Wales has been wean.
ed, and as the papers solemnly record.
bears the deprivation with the best
grace in iiIe world.
The observer, The editor Of which
is suspected Of an intimacy with some
Of the under servants Of the Palace,
declares that the Queen cannot be in
the family way, Cor it (the Observer,
to witt has not heard from authority.
that she is. Perhaps it will give her
leave TO I've So.
The Court-,hat is, the Queen, her
husband. two children, and the rank
and file Of their hangers proceed
10 Brighton the 9Th. to stay Il month.
There was n sort Of expectation
that Parliament would assemble be.
fore Christmas, they have wh,iihe In
diaas call "palaver" about the dis.
tress Of the country, but ! can inform
YOU tina, this will not be tie vase
Parliament will not meet until the
beginning Of February.
Reports are in circulation that Peel
will propose a fixed duty Of six sI,ill-
ings aquarter upon the import OF Tor
eign wheat. This IS two shilling
lower than what Lord John Russell
was turned out Of place for recon-.
mending. Another whisper, which |
think is likely to be a correct conjec-
ture. that Peel mettns to admit foreign
rye at a reduced duty.
Stale OF tie C0unry-Om ner Tia.
rN.--Believe me that this country is
in a very bad way. am not Il ctoa-
ker, in general, but cannot help see.
ing the miserable condition OF the
people, Wages afe tumb!ing down,
and employment daily becoming scar,
Ger. There has been an abundant
harvest but the miIIers and bakers
have kept up the prices Of flour and
bread, so that the public gain little
by The bounty OF Providence.
The admission OF American Pork
and beef, by the lew Tariff, is felt to
be a grea, boon. 1t has reduced the
price of butchers meat and will pu,
it down yet more. When the Anne.
rican curers learn how 10 cut up their
pork and beef to suit our English
fashion, the sale will be greatly in.
creased. Indeed, look on this inca,
trade as likely TO be extremely brisk
for n long time. The meat is to, "a,
for many people, but i, is sound and
good. 1t is sold no, only in the sea
ports, but throughout the country,
and the average price is four pence Il
p~ound--eight cents; which is a third
less than the same quality brought
before.
The cattle markets feel the effect:
Of this competition. Cattle are from
ia to IS lower than they were g
year ago. The upshot will be tina,
The farmers. unable to make as mucl
money by their stocks as they used
will be obliged 10 give up their high
rented farms:-the landlorl Is must Ie
duce their rents, and then the public
will reap the advantage. At presen
the rents are rs high as they were dur
ing the war, when wheat was a hun
drcd shiiiings a quarter. The LAM
owners heartily curse Peel-lhe pub
lie at large praise him for reducin,
the price of living. He has deceiy
cd his own friends by thi~.
, 1842-12-10

HrDRorHoBiA.-A child of Mr.. James
Hunter, of this County, was attacked on
the 9th inst, with Hydropllobia, from
The bite of a rabid dog, received some
fine during the last summer. Death en-
sued in about twenty-fo1r hours from
the first appearance of the disease.
, 1842-12-10
THE,RADICAL.

EM1GRAsTs.-We are informed says
the St. Louis Ledger, that the steamboat
Meteor is below with four hundred emf
grants on board. The Clerk reports
a two thousand emigrants in the city
of New Orleans waiting for a passage
up the river.
, 1842-12-10

AND WonKIsoAEN.-A
large meeting of mechanics and work
ingmen, was held in Lancaster, Penn,
on the 18th, on which occasion they pass.
ed resolutions in favor Of the TARIFF
gainst long sessions of the Legislature,
and requiring that body to tax brokers a
license of 5000 per nnu The bills
abolishing Imprisonment for debt, and
staying executions, as well as the State
paving in relief paper, are denounced
The result of the election in Massachu'
sstts has not as YET been ascertained.
, 1842-12-10

RHoDETsLAsD.-The new Constitu-
ton was voted for in Rhode Island on
the ODD, 23d and 2ith ult., but as the
Suffrage people refused to take part in
the affair, it was of course all on ono
side.
p In Providence, the vote on the % ult
stood for the Constitution, 91S-none a.
gainst it. In thirteen towns, including
Providence, the vote stood 2l97 for, and
3 against the Constitution.
The question whether black mer
should vote, was also left to the people
In Providence, the decision was SIS tc
admit the blacks, and 81 against it.
In ~l3.towns. including Providence, the
vote was lO7l to admit the blacks t.
vote, and 224 against it.
, 1842-12-10

STEAMBOAT DrsAsrERs.-The Mis-
souri, Reporter Of the 5th says: From
the steamer Cecilia, which arrived
here on Saturday night last, we have
the following: The steamboat Boston.
from Cincinnati, and bound for this
place, struck a snag about six miles
above Caria, in the Mississippi river
(the same saag that sunk the Eliza
which knocked a hole in her. and al.
ter about Sl4.oeo worth of goods
were thrown overheard. (SIl,OOO OF
which were insured.) AID the hole
was bulkheaded, she proceeded to
the Grand China, where she struck a
rock. and, after being partially repair
ed, she proceeded on 10 Devils Is
land, where she was again snagged.
and settled down on the snag To her
cabin decks. in about 30 feet water.
1t is not supposed any thing but her
boilers will be saved-no lives lost.
The steamer Tioga, bouId from
this place to Cincinnati, was snagged
ut Devils Island, but was enabled TO
proceed, and when within 90 miles If
the mouth Of the Ohio, had six of her
state rooms torn of by n snas. One
man had hisleg broken.
The Harrisburg, bound for this place,
stopped at St. Mary's Landing, and
her passengers were shipped on the
Ohio, which had gone there for the
cargo Of the Amaranth.
The report which reached here a
few days ago, that the Saratoga had
sunk, is confirmed by the Cecilia, and,
when she passed, persons were Pm
gagged with diving bells in saving what
they could OF the wreck.
, 1842-12-10

Nathaniel Paschall, editor of the New
Era, has been elected Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of st. Louis County.
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Der Stwslns.> Gaa-une S6itnrSartof-
felu nab Deutlblano 9ebrabt. Sic
puroen ibrer auberorpentliben @robe uno
Greiebisfeit tpeaen iiberaa 9ebaut.
Sn England sparen ffe fbon felt benz
SABRE I'LL befannt, uno our6 elnen
Matrofen aus Nmerifa oabin 9efommen,
aber Elm setpifer 9otparo boute iie suerit
in 8eoforoibire an uno iie erbielten BON
ibm ben geameu 9oparo's &artoheln.
Die bespunoerunestpIroi9e 8roBe, pel6e
fie errei6ten, n,uno Die eritaunlihe Sermeb:
run9 oeri ielben, ,ma6ten iie aub in Deutfb-
lamb balo beliebt, uno lie perbreiteten itb
1bneu BON einem Srte gum onoern. I'm;
9ladliberpeile absr ftellte iib in Den Sab
rem 1880, 81 uno 80 bic &raul leleranf:
belt bel oen &artofeln Elm, Die Defenders
am &bein 9an5e Selber befiel. Da man
aber bem uebel nibt sleib ouf Den 9runo
fommen fonnte, 70 lboben Siele, uno in
fonoerbeit pforrer Siemcn, Die S6ulo
auf bic Siebfartofsln, uno 9loubten, oob
iene &ranfbeit our1 Die Sermil lbun9 oes
Saamenitoubes biefer neui iseldnoiiden
RartofTeln ,pie man fe oub nannte, nit
oem Slutbenitaube BET bisber einbeimlib
se'peienen &artoheln berpor9ebrabt wurs
ben. @enauere ltnteriu6un9en boben
aber Die Sbulo Der Siebfartofeln 5ur
@eniise earsetbon. Sic Weroen oober
leRt nob iiberau sur Sitterun9 bes Sies
bes 9ebaut, uno baben our6 Die &ultur
tebr olel bon ibrer uripriinsli6en Sbdrs
fe uno 8dneri9feit perloren.
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Gin Gefet,
rpeeurb Die GinferfcrunS fur Sbut'
ocn allfaeboben MIRO.

Nbfbnitt /. Ssi sS Elm @eise ,e. oa6 bon
uno na6 Der Yaiiirun9 tiefes 9sissss, feline
Yerfon msbr arretirt cpsr psrbaftet wsroen fou
auf sinsn @ipilsprcjes esr IN ir9eno einsrSourt
ciefsr NspubIf 9e9sn ibn ein9ssltet 1T, We9sn
cine Sbulo bic auf Sucssment @Ontraft oOsr
auf ir9eno cine anbsre Art fdais fsin mag, &c.
9craus9slsst, bas osfsr Ablbnitt fir feline
psrfon sstsno fsin foa, Die nibt 30 Sage pors
bsr in eieism Staate pcDnts ebe folder pros
Ses Ssaen iis anbdn9i9 ssmabt pcroen.
2lbitbnitt 2, 3, uno 5 fbrsibsn bic Mittsl
Dor, ourb Srltbrift an lr9eno einsn 9tibtsr
9sasn Sbulonsr Wslbe we9;iebsn, ibr @isens
tbum psrbsmlibsn oosr psrtaufsn wollsn.
Abld)nitt 6, uno 8 autoriiren ben Gids
ter, psnn Gd nab Der unteriubunS sn Sss
trus sr9sbt oen SbuIoner ins Ssfdn9nis su
ibifen.
abltbnitt 9, 10 uno IL bstimmt bab fsin
Ssrbaftsbsfsbl ous9sferti9t psrcsn fol- wenn
Der Sbuonsr bic SbuIo bs;ablt Slrefbaft
sibt osfslbe innsrbalb GO Sa9en ju bsSablsn o.
Der elm Bomb bas er fsin @issntbum nibt fort,
fbaFsn iiberfbrsibsn ODER bic SSobltbot Der
@sisse fir unpsrm6SenSe S4uIbner in On.
fprudb nebren nil.
Nbfbnitt 12, Is, ID unb Is beffimnt bds
ssssn ben sinssipsrrtsn SbulSnsr fsiHe Sts
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hluabcit eines Sunoes-2tm pcrlebten
Slenlfa9e psrlies elm jun9sr Mann bon unaes
faDr 10 SabreE, pelbsr III Oanpsrs in WtalIas
buletts ncbnte, fsnss 8aters Joaus NIT elmer
Sllnte' I2uno &c in Der Nblibt auf bic Saao
Su 9sbn, frttb am Mcraen. lInaefdbr iurgNit=
tta9sjslt Fam Der !6unb nab baufs uns fblsn
IN eslonosrer Tsrlssenbsit ju fein, inosm CT
lo"'sfoate Ssrps9un9en mabte ipelbes, tpie
man lpafsr ertubr, Seibsn rparen bas man
sbln fel9en fo0te,meIbeS absr su Der 3st einise
Selpr9n'B erreats oab er an einsm 9(nfals non
'!unVe'oul9 'eioe. ga er fanb bas man ftis
nsn 9Sunib nibt erfillsn wollts, psrliss sr bas
'2aus nno rpuroe srif nab siniaen @tunbsn
p!soer 9tlsbsn, feline 0erfubs ernsuerno oisTas
m'lle Su bsws9en ibm Su folesn.
yin Mann i'm 9aufe, Der absr bem erifsn
Setubs oss punoes nidt bort rpar, Der fsin
toncsrbarss Setra9en bsmsrfte unb b5rte bos
IS Dem frubsrn 9lsib war, meinte bos binldnas
llbsr Ss,psis bon fsnsr Sollbsit porbanosn fti,
um lbn ein itberes @sIsit su eeben unb folate
ibm oabsr I'm, Su febn mas bapon fcmmen wirs
Be. Ser Jouno rannte in feiner Gle fcaleid,
aus Dem 9sfidts, obsr burb Yieifsn tss natbs
fol9encen Wfannss Surid9erufn belt CT lb
Damn nur in flener @ntRrnun9 poraus. Der
Wtann fcl9te ibn burb 5osdsn unb @eifrppe,
par absr beinabe sribSpft, aIs Der 6unb ,ua
lest in ene Bisie iprans. @ntiblo0sn ju fe=
ben ,paS eapon fommsn miree folste er unb
fanb bort ben jun9en Wann beiinnun9slos lies
gen, fsin 8sitbt eurb oas qosseben Der Slins
ts fiirbkrlib psrpunbet. @r nuros fogIsid,
beim estra9en unb BET !6uno folste triumpbis
renb. Der jun9e Wann mar am ndbffenMors
gen nod befinnunssos, bod war Soffnuna
bas ct nit Dem qsbsn bapcn fcmmtn niirps.
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WilSipGrti4e Sericbte.

9as 0amphtbif Ieaoia fam fpat am boz
r'ssn Dlittmceb Ateno in 8cfon an uno
brafets Naebrettsn bon enslanp tie gum S.
5ull, 'pcrans mir oae Solssnpe entletuen.
Sraneie, brr ben Serlueb naebte bic R5nis
gin Sletoria 3u erfbieben, bat Elm milosrss
llrtbeil erbaltcn uno lclIte nun fir {etens,cit
erport'rt nerbsn. Gin ansercr 8erlueb auf
oas seben oct Honisin puroe bon einem Sers
frnppelten srma6t BET cine piItcle auf (te
abcrnftr, Die aber periaste. gr ,purec ba(o
e'nsefanasn nno in @ihcrbeit setraebt.
0'e ernte IuefebteH follem in alien gss
9enosn enslanps bo6it srfrculieb Iein.
Ger 2Stspsranfbau ter @tart ,Samturs
1T berslts III pcllem Sanse, tbdtise 6anre
perben balo ben atsebrannten 9beil rpie eis
nen spb6nir aus prr Ifhe bsrpcr,aubern.
SsIm 4bsanse oieIer glaebriett 6elisfen flh
Ole einsesansenen Seitrase 3ur ltntrrttnsnns
auf O9lllicnrn O1arf 8anfc. Die Neaies
runs BON 5amtnrs teabfbtist cine 9ln(eibe
BON 100000 900 Dlarf 8anfc auhuuebmsn,
um Die Soften bss q3ieseraufbaucs III be,
itrsitsn. Scr nsue splan gum Sau 1cl fsby
5fpsfmalfs (sin.
Bon Osateblant unb tcn itrisen 9beis
len enropas beritbten unIere enslilebsn 3eis
tuns'n Feline tpiehtise 0suisfeiten.
Gine b6fe Samlie.-9ie 8amilie eines
9s'p'l1tn gueas in Gr9nisn, foa cine 70 aross
Sanoe S6urfsn iein mie je cine bas panb
thdnoste. Ser Satsr iit 93 Sabr aft uno als
man lbn ttlrjlicb me9en bsm @boraftsr feines
Scbns6 9apio fraats, antpcrtsts sr, '.Sb
CLAUDE Der 9apio mirbs sinaen Monn tpo
lbla9en fur 25 Sent Ser alteits Scbn biss
Scrip uno ~ar bsibulbist bas er NIT sinss
ancern Mannes Srau baron selaufen unb fpd.
ter ibrsn Nann ermcrest babe Gr wurse
s'n9sfan9sn, Der Shat iberflibrt uno asbanasn,
is'n @ater fab untsr Dem @alssn unb as psrs
9nIl9t snsn Scnisfubsn. 9apib purSs am
ltstsn "a. SUM 9sbaneen fiir Die @rmorouna
e'neS Srdmsrs, ba ct fbcn prrbsr pisl msbr
ancsrsr S6anetbatsn bsfbulbiast mar. Der
lln9lfe Sobn, SoDn, iif anssflast feline ssene
eeullne ermcrsst ju BADEN. Bon ben S6tbs
fern wlro nlbts 9sfa9t obsr lpabrfbsinlieb finb
lle nlbt better iuie bic Sobns.
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fbmsmmun9 in 8irsinisn, msIdbe pisl Sd,a,
ben an ben 8rabtfslbsrn &c. anribtsts. Die
SrubtfsIber an ben 3pei9sn bss Mpponattor
uno SamsS SluiIss ,purosn iberfbm.mmt unb
Der @anal auf cine bsbsutenbe Strsfe aan,lid,
usrwiifst. Der 8srluif an Sru1t wirb auf
100000 Sufbsl ssrsbnst alein sspifbsn Otids
monb unb epnbburs. Rsn Sebntbels pom
ben 2abadsfsIbsrn am Samss unb &oaness
Slui1s fnb ssritcrt.
Nfegicp.- Die nc6 iibrisen Ysrfcnsn
bon osr Santa Sc Expedition, nslbt ncb in
Wsriso 9efansen ,rarsn, 1l9 an Der 3abI, sr,
bisltsn am @eburtsta9e bes Yrslibsntsn @anta
Anna ale ibrs Srsibsit. Dis Msifsn baron
,parsn fat BON alien MittsIn sur &iitrsifs in
ibre Seimatb sntbtst bo1 psrmutbst man,
cab bic bort mobnsnbsn Nmsritane 70 pisI 9els
auf9smabt baben als its CUR &sfe nab ben
Ser. Staatsn bsburftsn.
Der Sonsrss ron Merieo bate am Ia. sus
nj feline Sisun9cn bs9cnnsn unb man mar in
9sfpannkr er,partuns nas ba bas Nefultat
isin wro. eS bsi6t bas Msriec cine anbsre
Ns9isrun9sfcrm annsbmen ,pia, pslte es absr
isin fpirb peis man nod nid)t auf jstm Saa
Wirb eS nbt bic Der 9sr. @taaten fsin, ba
bisfs in esr Msee Ss6 prsIbsntsn ais aans un>
tau9b fir Die merieaniibe Uatipn erfldrt
'pirb. Ssrfbisbsns qsute finb Der Msinuns,
oaB Die Srpiiti9fsitsn NIT Ssros in Der @uts
befeiti9et msroen m6tbten.
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Soplestann. ben 2Ofen Suli
s..-..E1Lzs...ss


Bir erfabren. oo6 6u Sriltol. in Die:
fem Gauntp. 25 bis so Wilbfibe inner
bolb oer leeten @obe frepirt iino. uno
5spor obne oab man weiB pas Die uria:
DIE oauon 1T. Man elaubt ieoob. DAP
lie cine eiftiee Subfaus sefrefen boben,
rpdbreno iie auf ben Stats weioeten. 100
ebbe uno Slutb lib ooriibsr eraie6en. oo
Die Seube ouf Die &ube befbrdnft 1T,
Die i'm Sreien umber loufsn. Drsi Yer-
ionen, yeamans, Steup uno Gbarles
Sobnfon, 0ffneten cine Der &ube fir ur.
terlubuno. uno ale wuroen BON elmer off
ti9en &ranfbeit befallen. Die 3Wei erlfen
itarben nab furaer unpdbtibfeit uno 6r.
Sobnion. olaubt man, peroe fitb pieoer
erbolen. Grpress.
-gEEl
"or'Ssn Gonnta9 ffanb bic Sise 90 Grab.
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g 6aafe eetootet.-Oer Stor.
ristaun Reoiifer laot: 2(m Sreitae, Den
eriten Suli,lblu8 Der Slis in siuen Baa,
nuBbaum ouf Dem eanoe oss 6rn. Worf
Yer9er, in eimerit Sounld)ip, oieier @oun
tp. uno tootete pisriebn Sbaafe. pelbc
iib unter Dem Baum befanoen. Die
Sboafe tparen oa5 Gi0entbum oe5 6rn.
Oeroer. ID.
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pet uns annebmsu, Dap Elm GARNER $lOO
pertb fremoe Baaren in einem Sabre
braube, BON tpel6em tpabribeinli1 bic
5dlfte fir Gahee, Gbee uno anoere notb
tpenoi9e Saben wdre: 70 pirbe nab
Der eebre Der Sertbeoieer bes freien Ser
febrs 20 proct. 2(b9abe oarauf fommen,
mas 90 Sbaler MAIDEN spiiroe. 2(nse.
nommen nun, oob Elm Giusanssjou bon
40 proGt. ouf GiIen, &oblen, &leioer,
S6ube. 6iite, qeoer> 6ausseratbe,c., ,
9e9enitdnoe, bic mir ielbit Der fertieen
fonnen, 9ele9t purbe-lo puroe 0as Re,
fultot oanelbe lcn. SSir tpiiroen oens
ielben 3euenuen Setro9 be5obten, uno
wIroen babel oaS ibons Semuitlein pa.
ben, oaB mir unlere ei0enen 0onorperf5:
uno 8ewerbs: eeute ouf9rmuntert uno be.
ibubt bdtten: inoem mir por9ebeu0t bit
ten, oos Sremoe. bic blos uon 6 bis 20 pre-.
So8lobn be5oblen, un6 nit ibren suru5=
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2u5 Dem 8efdn9nib i9w6ren. Gin
neuer pIon.-Sn einetstaot ir9snowo -
fommt ni6ts oorouf at in ,rel6er- ioB
Elm "Sanferott Wonn" fir ni6t 8e5ab,
lung Der S6uloen, i'm 9efonenife. Gs
par Die @epobnbeit bes Yreoi9ers an ie:
mem Srt, tpelber pabri6einlib au6 elm
gsa6fol9er ieines Meifsrs mar, Die ar
men @efan9enen 9ele9entlib gu beiuben,
um ibnen Eroit uno Grmobnuns, unent
9eIolib, mitSutbeilsn. Gines Sage, no6
Dem Der obenerlpQbnts Sbuloner ein9es
Ieet mar unb ol5 Der CUTE Serr 9forrer
ieiner 3ewobnbeit 9emQb spieoar in oos
8efdn9nib fanl borte ct in elmer gteben:
i1ube Elm loute6 uno uberau5 profanee
Sluben uno Sbw0ren ; Die ollerIbredz
libiten unb lafterba aftsfen uu6oriife, Die
man iib nur oenfen fam, ipuroen ooriis
ber ous9efoben. Ser 9eiitlibe 5err ell
te natiirlib 70 ibnell ais m09lib biniiber
in oiee5 frubtbare Selo fir lcine 2trbeit
uno fano bort einen ouf elmer aIten Sanf
| ifebenoen, NIT Dem Geiibte se9en Die
Bano eefebrten Mann, pelber aus ouen
8rdften ibrie uno fucbte, 70 oas ieoem
3ub0rer "oie 5aore su Seree iteben"
mubten.
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| li6e 3u, "balt Elm !-@as iou aus Dir
weroen, ,penn ou 70 fortfdbrit 2" "Gin
| freier Wonn !" ontwortete Der Gefan9e
ne. SD babe pernommen, Dap Elm Mann
| fi1 in 30 Sage aus Dem Sc fdn9nib
| l6p0ren fam, ib made ober Den Ser
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8enitter am lebten Oonnerito0 2lbeno.
oen l4ten Sulb ,puroe Die Sheuer oe6
0errn Sacob eatiba in 6ereforo Soun:
ibip. Serf5 Gauntp, pom SIis 9etroffen
uno 1T nit atlem Sabalt nieoer 8ebronnt.
3spilben A uno 5 bunoert Sbod neue
Srubt, cine SuantitGt alter 98ei5en uno
No0een. nebit elmer 0rcBen Suontitdt
Seu. 8a8en, olleS Qfsroe0slbirr. ,pino:
mible &C., lino perbrannt. Die Sbsuer
aeborte Oct 6interlofenlboft oes psritor=
benen Sobanne6 Sbuls, Der Snbalt ober
Dem 6errn 2otlba. Der @erluit oe6
Serrn eatiba mub iebr 9roe iein unc
bofentli6 miro Elm milotbdti8e5 pnblis
FUN ibm bllfreibe 6onb leiiten.
Sauern Sreuno.
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ristaun Reoiiter laot: Qm Sreitae, oen
erten Suli,lbluo Der Slis in sinen BaQ,