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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-17
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In DA N hhOI lC4.
In the Supreme Court Of the Territory Of Wisconsin.
In tic case Of George b. Roberts, q bankrupt.
Office to show cause against the petition of George
~ b. Roberts, carpenter, of Caledonia in the county
of Racine aud territory of Wisconsin, for his discharge
and certificate thereof as bankrupt, by the supreme
court, at court TO be holden by the judges thereof
The Capitol in Madison, on Monday the 29th day of
August next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG,
elk. Sup. Court, Wis Ter
Strong q. Wright, Soils for Pet. l0w-52
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN the Supreme Court the TcritOryqf Wisconsin,
Ia, the case Of Horatio Higgins, bankrupt
NTotlce to show cause against the petition of iloratio
~ Higgins carpenter, of the town and county of
Racine and territory of Wisconsin, for his discharge
and certificate hereo fas bankrupt by the supreme
court to be holden by the judges thereof at
the Capitol in lIadison on Monday the 29th day of
August next at ten o'clock in The forenoon.
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG,
elk. Sup, court Wis. ter
Strong q. Wright, Soils. for Pet. 10w-52
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-17

These boats are all of the largest class,
and have accommodations for passengers
equal TO any boats in the world.
Southport, w. II.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-17

Milk of lime is made by putting warm water
on lime, and covering it while shaking; then ado
cold water to make 1t the consistency Of cream.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-17

II n i 5in In the Supreme Court ofthe
Peter II go, Territory of Wisconsin.
n Office to show cause against the petition of Peter
~ II. Reynolds of Yorkville in the county of Ra-
cine and territory of Wise nsn for his discharge and
certificate thereof a bankrupt by The Supreme
Curt at court 10 be holden by the Judges thereof
at the capitol in Madison the 29th day of August
1872, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
La FAIEIIE KELLOGG, CLERK.
w. W. KELLOGG SOL for Pet
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-17

INHE Summer Term of this Institution will com
i mence on Tuesday the 2Sh day the present
month under The charge of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

One hundred aud one more Banhs chartered by Loco
Foco legislatures il seven yeats than by the Whgs-
And yet with the usual Democratic consistency the
W higs are called the Bank party.
We have not the means al hand 10 ascertain the a
mount of capital of all the 225 banks chartered by Loco
Foco Legislatures and that ofthe u banks chartered by
the Nhiss-bu from The fact that II Of the latter are
in Massachusetts, and 33 others in three other New
England States, where ii is known these institutions are
generally very small scale, there can be no reason
able doubt that the dspoporon in the amount of capital
vastly greater against the Lpcos. than 1t is even in the
number OF BankSl Indeed, have before us partial
statement, which places this matter beyond all doubt
that statement showing that in only five ofhe Loco Foco
Saes,-'o wit, Maine, Alabama, Pennsylvania,
Miss ss.ppi and Mss,ur-the number of Banks was
augmented. from 1892 to 1887 from Sc l2o and the
amount OF banking facilities" Cor capital, } was ncreas-
ed from si TO 3is millions of doars!i And yet. with
this undenied aud undeniahe fact and often publish
ed the correspondent ofth Republican charges thc whg
doctors honorng uyermuchby ella sing usnthe mum
oer-with 'pamperiug tho specializing classes" by
cessye banking facilities Ne, sir; the chief honor of
this 'eXperment' belongs to the loco toco EMPIRES who
seemed 10 be determined practice upon Chancellor OK
onstiern's idea, of seeing with how little wisdom nation
might be governed They The men--and let them
hot moeSty thrust aside the hoaors they have won, and
throw them upon others, wlo Thea warned them that
thcky mingled with their olaasels would be sharp
and piercias thorns. fae Wings, while gazing ON the
wreck around them may proudly and truly e&claim,
Thou can's net say we did it lou the artifcers
OF rula; and this rs yom work.
Perhaps, however, we may be pointed to the events of
the last aoe or Iour years during which period the Lo.
cos have been dencnncing their ofjprnr the Banks
as 81 many ''SSiui0g she's aul threatening fleir
summary deslrac'on while The Whs4. N The oher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

IN d. have been cndayorng To s1vc them from the rash
Jury OIL TIER h'artss authors. l1 the purpose of proving
that the Wings constitute ..ihe Bank party" To this
we plead suilty-but the Wings were nct Influenced
~ 'hls course. by regard Tor the Banks alone-but
of the People asp. They desired to break the
i'rco oil the blw, by giving time t, tllose nsu-
iIons grddmy To call In their Circulation, aud To r.,
dnee Their 'ans aud HAPPY is il fr the people that Il,
SINE extent they succeeded in their cfrs II Is owing
~ thai circumstance that the country is n,v j., -, ,d
condition as 1t Is II it had been left to the "loc, f
docmfs, who were lJr tasIly and suddenly d,pIea.,
system winch they had most Violently and unna,u,,y
sha'aa' is not within the reach ofconjec,urr /, tell
10 what extent the dsresses Of the people " nl hay.
reached.
Is farther example Of The caution with which tho,
" hss bestowed Bank Charters it is stated thu, u, Tho
IA above enumerated, all, save sir. are now nav
nS specie And as an evidence Of the recklessness win
"i'eh The L'cns conferred charters upin their "swnl
ing SHOPS Joty three of 22I above enumerated hay
oeeh blown shy h" & are not able TO nav 10 cent
III e COLLAR id IL others are now in state Of s,snen
SION tdct for which are Indebted to the PETERSBURG
l'eligencor, aud which mus, recommend to the Al,
'ention OF the Republicans correspondent IT, indeed
that gentleman would bu remember that there are so,ne
Times 1.-TWO sides to question:" he would not perba,s
be quite so dogmac in his TEMPER or 50 serconGdn, in
h manner. There are "tact," not yet it would seem.
even drcamt Of in his phios ply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
.Mnrr Dr1nS If CnrClrL

wore Df2ps y Comfort.
F'oridt E!ectioa.-Thc Pensacola Gazette informs us
thst the election in Middle Florida after most ANNA
ting struggle, terminated in favor of the Wings. who
have succeeded in eoetng ont OF 10 Representatives,
and out of ) Senators.
.bobae-The election for municipal off ,ers, which
took place in Mobile the 7h inst resulted in favor Of
The Wings by the largest Wing majority ever before
given in the city Last August at the State election
the Wings elected out of representatives., by small
muoritics. Now the Wing Mayor is elected by up
wards Of 100 m,or.tv-and the clerk. marshal, council
men and majority Of the aldermen. The Mobile Adver-
lSer attributes this accessionto the Wing ranks the
recent formation ola Clay Club in that city.
Lndidna.-At a special election in Allen county
tlnd) to supply vacancy in the State LeIsa tnre Dr.
Thompson. the Wing candidate, was elected by haul
some majority! Loco elected last August. This
therefore. is Wing gain; and the parties were before
tied on Joint ballot secures Wing majority, and the
election of Wing Senator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21


RfNtvrscrScts or rnr B,s-Mr I.iali IN h.,
speech uplp iieslt'- case. winch We think The hes
adapted and. tot the desperation OF the case the o.
ever heard msntnne instances al an interesting
character. where life had been dcIiJeacI, TAKEN and
vet convection did mt follow Mr. Itiph took the
ground that where Jealousy was the e,clilas cause
taking life. II did ,i Ia munler in the lrsi de
gree. because tie reason throw from its equilibrium
by the violeco ol passion, and he did aet IN that
state q. cool deliberations hch ils law requires 10
sale murder IN the first degree. Tie pressed this up1n
the Jury with great ioroeiafeic, because II eneede
the guill a tle prisauei 50 lar the killing
eerned but Gied the reason by the nossand IA
If It's mode 81 meeting tie cast, and the natural eNasl-
ton It the influences which operated 10 produce the
crime
Ia the course e his Argument lac related two Of
killing, which listened with great deal ii IN
teresl lie STATED that many years ago While tfasel
ling in the couuy New seat he stopped at the house
Of gentleman ed Couch, where he received every
mark ofthe most Courteous hospitality from hegenicman
sud his daughter, But he observed that there was a
mark ui peculiar sadness ani melancholy by buth
father and daughter, winch excited his sympathy anl
curiosity lie afterwards harmed the facts. aud u sad,
sad tale It IL appeared that affection had eNts
ted between Young man and the daughter but the
father Tor Reason. good one rs 1t ultimately pro
d. s'renuuusly opposed marriage between them.
The daughter IN evil hlur, thinking her father cruel
aud unus greed cupe with her lover aud be united
him IN marriage. Tn villain, who with mofe ihana
demon spirit plating llr run of the far creature
who cuu6ded "a him aud placed her all ia his hands,
bare her safely nm her aih,s house, and married her,
As she supposed "a esal fIrm The neA morning, how
ever he base hearted wretch sent the daughter back Ia
her latuef. informing HIN that IN spite uI hrs opposition
lie had induced the daughter Ia elupe with hun. that
friend had acted Clergyman 10 deceive the poor gd
that te marriage Vas al saam, and he returned
her 10 hIm drshpnored aud IN shame. The welchcd
father at once loaded his Gun, went to a public place
where he saw the yllain told him that he had hieea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

e. The M,lisDniaa. some m pntls a1o. while Mr.
an Buren, was on visit u NJ. Clay at Ashland
charged That "a cor,io. wa. about to be, or had BEEN
formed against John Tyler. by those distinguished gen.
temen-two giants combining their streagth to demo
sh one oil the punles dwarf, Of Lillput! And even
the terms OF this new coalition slated--,o w.t. that
Lay sh'ud Slccoad Tyler, and y. Buren, succeed Clay
Vii the Aladisonan be good enough to tell US
something more Of this hsment Of its fertile brain? Is
the bargain broken o-and is Tyler himself now en- lea
vorns to enLst Van, or u enlist under hiln Tell u.s.
nest ssplenl Of,clc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

10 We concur entirely in the views expressed by
the Alexandria Gazette, as 10 the duty of the Wing mem
bers OF Congress- not to oppose factous opposition To
what seems to be the will of the people. We hope they
will give the Locos full swing this winter and let them
carry out all their 1t is to be- and there
fore the sooner their policy berns, the betier-or the
it will end, il it be- as we believe it is Of most
pernciuus tendency. But even if as they assert, it is
the lever which to lift the country up from its pros
rae condition. certainly the work cannot be commenced
too early Give them rope.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21


1ylerim.-fhe New York Union (Nosh's papc)
proclaimed, that IN the late election IN that State ''thc
friends of the Administration" office holders AS well
office seekers. voted for the Loco Foco ticket.
What thanks they get for 1t, may be inferred
from the contempiuous manner III which, since the
lection their master is treated by the Gobethe acccd
tied Loco Foco organ. "Proered services stink -" saith
the old proverb and 50 1t seems in the present case
Bat a1'yer office holder in Buffalo evinced his .oco
Foco sympathies in still more offensive manner
The post master, Charles II. Handbook illuminated
the post office, and decorated its windows with cxunr
notices, in honor Of the Loco Coco yieiory-,he frs,
time, we believe, that officer of the federal govern
ment, after having brought the influence of his office in
conflict with the freedom of elections has had the bold
ness to exut in the triumph of that influence especial
y when he had been appointed by Administration cleo
ted specially TO put stop TO this ensavng practice, and
when the acting President had pledged himself most sol
EMMY to abide by his Wing principle. if he said
nothing about others What renders th. act more glarng
ly offensive ID the fact lba, other house in Buffalo.
except the post odice, was Illuminated.
We have called this "1Verism." because there is no
other word in the English language sulIciealy ndica
i've Of the baseness Of the act.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

e. few Germans in Phla cIpha, headed by f. J.
Gfnnd, cosion-huese oli'cr, lately appointed. waited
in body on bert Tyler son Of the President. an an
thor Of Ahasaeras. mark of their distinguished CON
Siderat ion few Gays ago. Robert made speech in
decnce of"Democraey.' which is said to have been ul
~ equal to 10 his poem S, that not content with being
the Nj tom he aspires 10 be the Chatham of his country
Take care rash boy lest your wings approach too
near the sun, and melt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

'7Tthme''cot-lis stated in New York paper that
John C. Spencer, in the spring If 1919, wrote letter
to a gentleman in Ontario county, urging him to exer,
himself in favor OF tha election of Mr. (.reip to Con,ress
as the successor e Mr. Granror for, said Mr. Spenccr
his success the last importance on the questions Of
National Bank, the Distribution Of the proceeds of the
Public Lands, and the Tariff as some of the Southern
" hgs my bolt It turns oat, however, that Mr.,
Spencer has botted hms9f-an it is vosy poraontIy
asked II this gentleman would write freely in favcr Of
a Bank lanf and Distribution, while holding ofle
under the Wings worth $500 year, can it be won
dored at that he now vehement against them being
an oi'o-holder under Tyl'r, with salary OF $6OO0'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

Boz, ogaiL make one more extract this morn
Ing, from Dckenss Noes-a brief notice of his visit 10
Richmond, (c'r which see fourth page.) His entertain
ers in that city who toasted and pette him 50 lberny
must feel cheap when they remember thaihey were
wreathing the ostal cup for an AbolitiDis in dis
gnsc, as in his hostility to the South Tap
pan ar Garrison. 1t would do one good Dickens
at the Exchange again. surrounded by his most obsequi
Gus scrvants-a perfect Curiosity Shop indeed
The Enquirer comments the book are in 'pdlcfoos
contrast viii its lusome compliments 70 the auha'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

.hcssrs Fan Brea AID Celiorn.--The Now York
Courier says, it has heard that Mr. Van Buren, has
said, "0lhe question is CLryor Calhoun, igo for Coy''
VI course. we do dot vouch for the accuracy Of this
statement. We give the rumor as we received it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

o. Isaac Hill niimates. in a late paper his ntcn-
ton to remove from Ne. Hampshire L. is stated that
he Is to take charge Of tie MldisJnan Where's John
Jones to 60?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
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Intelligence. The expedition sgainsi Nucaian sailed OF
the last III the abpve daies under the general
ei Don - Ninccn, Minaa. General Bravo has iasef
upon h,uselfihe responsibilities OF the Executive oiilse
aud President Santa Anna has retired 10 his plants oi
f,r the benefit ii his health. which had become enee
I'D. IN proclamation /, The na,inn he Promises Us
his health shat. pcrllt. 10 resume the Executive
fancfioas accorlsacc with the expressed public will
IN HE Congress, in its Session Of oeto5et - the Pm
rsssi amendment oi the Constitution rejected BY
sna1 n,soriis ssr second time Tho Federaliss op.
pss tho pntec the ground that It's provisions
81 mnch OF Ccniraltsm ard did not sufficiently con-
firm the sesl old Constitution Of 1924. Ths SECOND
rejection considered hard blow the popularity Of
Sara Aaus.
The .Ne1caR inraaag ara,9-By arrival at New
Orleans. num Meisuaras. intelligence IS brought that
par OF the Mexican Invading army had returned has
tly IN great disorder from the vicinity OF the Neuces,
and ay f!eir own ACCOUNTS with loss of 600 mem
of tho foreigners NJ Msamofas thought greater
naH reached Boa del RI tic 3s,. that dc
,chm II Nsxcans, aa3er IL Legun, aciog against
Texss haA hr-n cut in pieees dispersed. Vessels
sr,u M.ismorss trousli sei.llo IN specie to New Or
-ican..
1s-sr.-1y the steamship Neptune. Rollins, fren
Gai.es.ai ,At New Uf4sas Bulletin has aJvccs II ihe
4,i .; \ ,yenber The Mexicsn Gen VOL and his ar.
nv have cntinncd their retreat and at last aayles
sh seirs hal discovered the NaNicaa army. Numbering
about 0ol. at the Pns diu del r. 6ando Certifying
ne spy smpsnv have driYen ~ inO head 1t ,atgle.
WHICH the NJ 'Ncans attempted II drive oil in their
srca, The paoplc Of Texas melted by lively de-
sire Tor revenge and justice upon the McXicans Al
IIuis,n men oi all -lasSss lave enrolled henselYes
In Liberty. Harris Jasper. aaa other Eastern counties.
the militia ready to turn out Al the word General
Ssnerpie has 81 Ear recovered his health as 10 have
started for the army The iime far its march ta the
frm,ier has beea postponed 10 the 10th October One
sl,msan men have c,aiiou d n thc nclj, and II Is
though, so or 900 VIII be ready TO march at the
time appointed. Troops al IN excellent spirits an
la fba line n ma rrl fr tho r.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

.Ntlr York Custom IIotsa-Sin,e tho election there
have been numerous removals in the New York Gus
tom liouse-sDthat now, it is probable if thr Presl
dent should ask. llow many Clay men are left :" tho
answer would be, not one! 1t is rnmored. too, that
Edward Curtis the Collector Of the port who has pre-
tended to lie Tyler man, Int in whose Professions not
much confidence is placed, and who is wal unaccep,a.
Bile to the Locos. is 10 lose his place, and that VIM
p llallet. an ancient fderasi, but an out-and-out
modern democrat, is to succeed him. Likewise, Mr..
Noah, of the Union, is TO supersede Mr. Eagerly, as
Surveyor OF the Port-the office given 10 Noah,
and Afterwards taken away. by Gen. Jackson .'Great
times these when John Tyer lords it over an empire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

o. Bennett, of the New York Herald, claims the
ef.'t OF the late Loco foco triumph il that State
Whats3ys JohaC. Spencer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

O. Col. Tretti has been elected to the House Of
Representatives from South Carolina, to supply the va
cancy occasoned by the resignation OF Sampson H. But
Ter, Esq. Mr.. Carroll was his oppaRelt. Both Cal
hountrs, Of course
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

hHr'c Il manly YTooc"t. Au.us.a Cons,iu.
'onai's' is oneo tie most decided Loco Foco papers in
the South and therearr not many equal to in ability
lis editor, however occasionally differs from his brel-
rem ny vcninrng to do Justice 10 opponent lie dors
50 IN the following paragraph, introductory 10 the reply
recently given by Mr. Clay, to Mendcnha the Indiana
Aboitunsi:
Having hcen Informed that many OF our Subscribers
would b" grltsd 10 SEE the speech If VI Clay on alo-
lilion, in columns We have With pleasure c,mpli,J
Wh tins desire. Our opposition to Mr.. CLAWS polu
raI "spall"ns is not Of atc da'c hut this oppot tion
never blinded Us In the eminent talents Of HAT disn
gShed citizen and 10 the excellent things he may have
done or said.ihere is in the speech now published
many passages admire and approve whcl, are told
with feeling and ela4uencc All TIE harm we wish Mr.
Clay is, that he would give the opportunity to praise
nm on the other great topics efthc day, as VIC are in
cllned to do tn Tie spl., ct now e,sre u.s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

'h'""T Question p Per1cj'y-Ir hi. i,,e#z..,
his constituents, Mr. Gushing. Cabine, An -" IN
expectancy. repeated stale alSahnnd 6f, ,n..l- ;"
y u'e Maiis1han-to Wit, ''lhai John rsler : LOU"
''a' M inpui1tion ol inieres, should attach IA H.
MS course upon the Bank question: prop sd +. Tho =, ''
h'oh " nv oa.saet 10 out at once ,lrelia;,,
nomination 10 the Presidency ) aud that ,bey A..
hun against any surli proceei;ng-tllai they
ded hun not 10 deelnen Now. if THIS s,atnfoea,t.
what becomes OF the opposite dcclaration fun Tho
source, that Mr.. Clay and his Giads t.,..n,f.. NV
MAKE war up1a Mr. Tyler at the be- inlar ofb;s
h'h's'Fa'io9, because he unwilling and re,,soJ
decline re Nomination? One Of these :. 1,o,,, :"
'he oicr 10 be ialse-as doubtless both are. In r,c
10 VIZ. CuShinss statement the editor If the Fr,nlc..
Nhy) "tomnonwealh,o probably speaking p,,n
authority ei Mr. Crittenaen, one of.slhe Harrison WI,
'aouo'," deelafs that it is utterly unfmnledp
u chalcnges Mr.. {. to bring the question at once ;,
uec'e iss"e by bringing to the support of his ayerpe
we "s'n'iIy 1T any member Of that Cnbine, !,
none OF the others would be deemed ere lille u,i,,
os, fortunately Mr.. Webster is there Will he viii
all his pancy, endorse Tie declaration of his calle,or,,
lie dare not. From whom. ihrn did Mr.. cnsbi,a H.
n'e The authority omske it? Manestly from Mr. rr
Ter hmset-who. be it remembered also raye IN an.
on OF the New York Unon. an c,yoncaas ycrsi,p If
MS conversation with \. II H. Stuart. of Sann,,, ~,
another snbjeei The inercaoc we leave others ,
draw. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

I'"co maJ0fty IN lont ballot, 6S. The following IS
complete list oic members elect to the next Cen,ress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

l.. Chas. s. Benton.
Is. Preston King.
10. Oryillc liuneerf I'd
90. Samuel Bcardsley.
q. Jeremiah f.. Cary.
2, Smith NJ. Purdy.
% brville Robinson.
. Horace Wheaton.
81 George Ralhbun.
26. Amasa Dana.
p. Byram Green.
30. w IN. $. IIubbcll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
ELECTIONS.

Defa"arc.-Iho Wilmington Journal gives the 70,
"ln9 as the result Of the late election for member of
Congress IN that State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

Rodney "maioriy d. Close shaving Tile Legis-
laiufc stands as follows:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-15

Nc. l. IQit oieIer Gtun,mer be9nnt Der l4te Sabrs
gang oiees Slattes, uno mir tbnren nit anoers ais
nnfern erfenutliden Dant an ene lnteruBer oesfels
ben auspre d,ea wele burd Die pitnftlide @rfuann9
ibrer pHidt, uns in Den Stdnb fesen, oaS Sdiffetn
Mnieres 9efbdftes, burd Die ptelen Stlrme uno $50
gen bes gepalt9 bepeateu 3eitmeereS, btsher ~ l.
bebalteu uuo II 81 fdb do ct iber oem Bafz
fer IL tp m M ,, nno tmmer n pdb 9etrpfen Wus
tbes benz $ fenoer . ffnuns entsesen iteus
erlo su erbalten, ob9lei6 uns ihon tand,e Sranong
pieber IN bic cenbare See surudhleuoere, penn mir
ben 9rrt i'm @ellde, nns ft,cn nit 3aoerfdt felner
Hube Su ndbern 9laubten.
Doh 70 1T ales iB1 fliidtigeu Menfdenleben; uno
feiner bart erparteu oa eine Aasnabme 3u boen ,pp
bas geraltt9e gel6ie an9ebemmt uub ausebietenb
iber bem 9anSen@efhlebte waltet> uno init perldwen
oerifher 0anS, Sonnenihetn uno 9e9en, Sturm uno
I6inefiae, eeben nuo Sob, an bas geihteobt Der
Sterbltten au5Ipencet.
e5ene tpeLde uns bisber pernatldBieten, bilrfeu d
9efaBt balteu auf cine ihueu uuan9enehme Mee aus
Dem Safe dhrer YFidtperseenbet 9eritttet srt pers
cen Wcferne fc ndbt in fnrSer Srtft tbren Gerpfds
tun9en natbfGntnlen.