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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
ftenl0.

.imericda Credit .Droad.-rl,e New York Journal
oil Commerce says-"Mr Robinson, the u. States 4
gent To Europe Tor negotiating the loan was to leave En-
Gland tor this country early in October having accom-
PI'shci nothing but 10 raise a grvwl from the British
money huns'
Iobacco and Cora-Thr Richmond Enquirer saws:
THE accounts from the Tobacco Region of Virginia are
oN"oh''y ehony !, Is said 10 be of the worst
crops which has been gathered iormany years II is in
enor both IN quality aud quantity. Much of it was
swept ON the low grounds aud the water courses by
the lrtsh some works since Much of i, was ruined BY
Tue hrns ct the llut s spotng and decay of texture
from The heavy rains ct the Summer. Our friends a
mong the Tobaccu Planters must bear the dispensaiop
with all The philosophy in their power. Economy and
more successful of future I,dsru ARE The only
tue remedies Tor their disaster. We understand also
mat the crop Of corn and fodder in several parts of the
State Threatens 10 be below the average"
The Philadelphia Chronicle SAYS, we learn from a
cfedilaoIe source, that Capt. D. Gallagher who was to
have been tined BY the present Naval General Court Mr
iiai sitting IN board the North Carroll ma at New York
upon several serious charges, has rendered resignation
vi his commission 10 the Secretary of the Navy.
A correspondent Of the Boston Atlas, writing from
rastpal under date Of the 10Th instant announces the
dcah oil Mayor Reginald NJ. Kirby commandment of the
hiied States foces at that post lie died at Fort Sui
'dh on me oth instant, aged 81 years His disease
was a" attack oil The pleursy, and very brief
" a lew days previous 10 his DEATH he was abroad in
lhe apparent enjoyment OF health
Hedm al .Ne'o OrieGns.-During the week ending on
the en- Instant thirty of yellow fever were admit
led Into the Charity Hospital. The deaths during the
same period by yellow fever were seventeen
.hobtt-lhe Register of the 10Th instant saws that
an the 9Th and 9Th instant, fifteen cases of yellow fever
W, re reported.
Lt s9 The Steamboat .'crclani-Thc \. Orleans N,
pers CO. ta The particulars Of the loss of the steamboat
Merchan, while on her voyage from ~ Orleans In Gal
weston. Sit. lett ~ Orleans the 2 inst and the neg
day encounter ID heavy gale of wind which caused her
10 leak Easter t The pumps could free her She was
ghiened OF nearly I'll her cargo and then run on shore
AS soon as she struck she divided in half Immediately
ahai The wheel hnuse. At this moment one of the pas
sengcrs named w Parker shot person standing near
NM name unknown, and then shot himself The
wreck was carried to the beach, and all on board with
,he exception ot the following safely landed:-Wm
Leonard, deck hand, drowned; Jas Mather fireman
DO; - While Santa Fe prisorcr, and Two others
''"'ah w. i@fker. passenger, shot HIMSELF name nm
Known, passenger, shot byP. One negro slave dosu
II OVERWHELMINGLY Westinghouse had ma :
fohveiiicn at N'dna, Ohio last week Burlnu It's ,al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
III (OSf 10 close.

RElNG determined to bring our present business to
- close as speedily as possible. shall, from this
ss Of many Goods suitable to the present and approach
ing season. We that in descriptions of
Goods there is a considerable decline; alt Of such offer
Ttdtom regard 10 cost. and the residue At COST. Buy
crs. either by wholesale or retail, invited call,
will unquesonaby be made to their interest TO deal
with
In addition to om stock of Dry Goods. have on
hand good assortment of & II o { f. II | f s ,
which we offer at the lowest market rates. which we
call tie attention ofour customers and others.
WHITE, TARDY s. IRVINE.
,tply IS sit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

The .Ne,c Utopa."-The New York Plcbelan
states that Mr. Calhoun is about to resign his seat in the
L. >. Senate. sin order to attend TO the publication oil
his great forthcoming work upon Government" Inc
Wing thinks, if the rumor Of Mr.. Cshouns ntcndea
resignation be true, it is because he promises himself
that the glory of his new work will eclipse all his RI
yals aud give him the Presidency at We have
no doubt that Mr.. Calhoun is better capable Of furnish
ing the model of a perfect Republic than any other E"
saiesmen-but it would he asysem not at all ada'
ed to men or huss as they man Of less genus
than himself bu, Of more rlac,;,a wisdom wepd se
far liore reliable guide.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
NOTICE..

flNllE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has sold out his Drug and A
pohecay Establishment in ihIstown Mr. John II Seay
who will hcncciohh carry on The business at the old
stand-and whom he take pleasure in recommending To
the public support and patronage.
The undersigned greatly desires 10 wind up his old
business, aud therefore earneiy socils is former
TONERS, who may be IN To him. to come forward
and settle up their accountable returns them his
thanks iof Their past support, aud will feel his obllga
tons enhanced, by prompnoss in the payment of thoi
respective balances. JAMES 4. ROYAII
| Oct II tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

ilo' 1l'al I'll Ia dis,n h- from Tn qi, .on Of Re-
'"oe. hal II VA inordinaie oijeetln To The ey.,
c, 'ht se'' r'ser by Mr. Tyler, is shown by the
affaen tins exercise, till the case was presented ..
proposing 10 make II the instrument Of control ,ye I
,Senne power Of the Government ''
am very respectfully, your ob'ni ser, ant.
Er w. 5. ARCHER.
i. n. hoLLlcoFrEn, Esq.
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II. II. MANSON,
.YTTDK.VlI .lS E.YVIs

ANlNG removed 10 Iynchburg, will practice in
the courts that place, in those Of the counties Of
Amherst, l}edtrl 4 Campbell, and in the Quarterly
and Circuit Superior Courts Of Roclbrdee Ills office
Is that nj present IN the occupancy of DIR. Robert S
Payne, the street leading from Mems Store to the
riyer, and few doors below main street.
II. T.. MANSON.
Oct. II Awif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

soldiers several companies Of Juyenil,s tr abe tean
~ Of which. and the happy emoiiors they created
mong the multitude, may be readily imagined. They
were ropea edl, eheend the rouie. The tenth dyl
SION composed 81 tho Rockand Ice Associatn .x-
hiong cake oi Ice OF immense size--aso strangers
and cilizensthr Whole succeeded by several baroucs.
barring hags and containing many Of the youth aud beau
" OF the land.
There was also IN the procession a containing a
representation OF rloughns SC. The length Of The pro
eesson may be estimated from the fact that the end N
the procession had lc The battery till three hours At
il had commenced lis march. IL two hours and
fifteen minutes passing The numbers estimated as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
~ ~ II T. II
4 =

HNllE subscriber having purchased Doc' James r.
i Royals Ap,lhecary aud Drug Establishment, of
icrs his friends aud the public generally large and
well assorted stock of
DWus.s. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE.
srUFFs, CHEuICALs, sUxGlCAs INsTRC-
MENrs, PERTUMERY, s. &c.,
al vcry moderate prces-lIc will rcce,p au f1iiona
supply of Goods IN short time, an sill cHn4s.u1Y he
adding TO his stock, articles Of the Iurea AID be-, that
canbe obtained.
lie soliclts call from Physicians Merchants, an.
others assuring them that he will endcayor give salts
faction
Prescriptions attended TO at all hours.
JOHN II. SEAY.
October l1th, 1912.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
care for Coughs ana Diseases
of fAP YKrpHSf

III. TAiI.OR'S Balsam of i.verwort and Thomp-
~ sons Life prcservcr are recommended by those
who have used them safe and aud highly valuable
remedies in Coughs and diseases of the Breast For sale
a, PROJECTORS prices, by Howell DAVIES Ag't.
Oct, 10 ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
New Fail Goods.

l AM now receiving full and well selected stock of
L FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which will lie
sold r0g c,cap call Is asked, from all those having
Dry Goods, Hats and Shoes 10 buy, as am determined
To please all who may favor me with call.
JOHN 6. MEEM
Oct Is 3wir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

vii that Of the lin. Slla, Wight and others The
as SESSION. will have tendency IN produce state Of
afah, ut The S,uth which they caunol overcome. aud
TIN nomination therefore Of Mr.. Van Buren, will in fact
thtow the election in the hands Of Mr. Clay.
liza convention called. the friends of Mr.. Cal
houn say that Mr.. Van Buren, will appear there repre-
scented BY lie following States, not one OF which could
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

ORION rntA'p. NO. 800, wALN.~-r srrs,r1
RESPECTFULLY .inlcrs ..ss professional scrv
co' 10 the citizens :. iynchburg and lis vicinity
t,s',' "'Sn services will please make early APP
~: as his stay IN the place will be but short
."oso with whom he is not professionally known, he
would refer to
DIR. Ovens judge Wilson,
DIR. j. \. llobson, MaJ. Jas. Garland.
DR.. GIlmer,
! le may be found AT the Washington Hotel
Oct. 20 3if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
SO.vsEYxyx.y'G VIEW:

ma ID TIMES 90 TUITT ed.
SEFlNG. in the early part of Spring, that Good,
~ must greatly decline, TO be IN accordance with the
hard times sold the greater portion of my old and dca
bought stock OF Goods at cost, in order that might be
the better prepared. by this Fall 10 buy an entire stock
NEW GOODS and now have the pleasure long
wished To have, OF offering to my friends and customers
the largest and certainly the best selected stock of
DRY GOODS
ever had and at such exceedingly low prices as can
not fail to please any who may favor ne with CALL
My Goods bought principally for the ready money
which found to be very welcome customer to my
Northern friends, aud was in fact such an inducemen
as 10 enable me To buy Goods certainly great deal less
than II actually cost to manufacture them the truth OF
which every body will know by calling and examining
Tor thcmsclycs-and without the aid o. AaleHv they
will be convinced OF the fact. and cauap ana se y,
Otherwise than well pleased to find such desirable lo1s
at such low prices.
Tony stock orFANCY GOODS. pa..iu'atl,
invite the attention of the Ladies' as being OF sue
variety and cheapness as cannot fail to please.
My stock consists partly Of the following articles, viz
Broad Cloths, ofcvery shade, quality and price
Cassimercs. a splendid assortment cheaper than eve
offered before.
Casnets. OF every color and quality,
Kentucky Jeans, from Is. upwards,
Shawls. Flannels, PULLED Chhs, and Blankets at al
prices
Bonnets Hats and Caps, of the most fashionable styl,
F.olicunes. Grape de Leons
Brantlncs something entirely new, for Ladies' Dros
ScS.
Fancy Silks, Alpachalustas, Bombazines, Mousn d,
Lainc, Mernoes and Circassans of every de
scription, and cheaper than they were offered be
fore,
An excellent assortment of Ribbons and Laccs, unusual
ly low,
Domestics and Calcoos from cents TO the finest i'm
ported.
llandkercheis and Gloves,
Aud almost every article that can be called for.
together with an excellent assortment of GROCE
RlES. LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
SPUN COTTON; Sc &c
\. Is. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are particu-
larry invited 10 call and give my stock examination
before purchasing prepared to offer them great
inducements. DIT. & PETERS.
Oct l3. tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
PHFNlN RANK OFCuARLESTO,VN, Mass

PlliENlA BANK OFCllARI.ESTOWN, Miss
Nymau. the President aud Brown the Cashier Of the
fhwniy Bank, Charcstwn, and VIM. IL. Skinner
were rNaplDe on Friday last the charge of cinbcz
ding $4,000 lrom that Bank Mr.. Skinner il the
only surviving partner of the firm Of Reed Stanley &
10. u appcaTod IN the examination that on Saturday
evening ocioher |. Mr. Wyman. finding IL could be con
oeaed ~ lon9cr confessed that the Bank ruined by
loans he had made the above house The loans had been
madeon checks other hnuks drafts on other cities Sc
which were worthless, having been presented for
paymcht. and that IN fact by arrangement with w.
II. Shlnncr thu whole capital of the Bank had ', ,o,
srred ino paper nearly worthless. ~, -, l,'.,;',
nasnade by W ym1n IN the sun ,er - ie2o w.
g'd by Stanley and John AMER he repeatedly refused
'' e'.n,pI'ly VINE" ono Jay John Skinner took him
a'''' ''' ma l' snould be ruined if loan could not
~ '''' ana sIed like child, his scruples were over
''l I'D he lent them 81 1000 on their note After
ais They had other loans which he did no, dare refuse
1r lear oi losing what he had already loaned them
lhns It wont on until the debt increased 10 1885 GOO
ymans own Liabilities 10 the BANK are S57 900 which
the directors knew nothing about lie had the entire
confluence ol The directors and the nll control Of the
Bank had been Cashier and President many wear,
with large salary. 5000 per annum. Afcr the ex
p'dson, Skinner told one OF the directors that he sun
posed his iirm owed the Bank about $500 600 The
assets ol The fm he considers worth 800 900 II was
proved that N.amn Lad frequently obtained money Of
'uone' io.m,fll teller of the Eagle bank aud Bancl
ara 'o.'2rfy toer OF The Guy Bank upon dcposllo Of
hahA baAk, Nucs aud his check for the purpose of
'''eiFlns The BANK commissioners The bail OF Wv.
m@n was r'dnc"d 10 10000 and Of Brown and Skinner
10 S-u,tHu. Next Thursday there will he another ex-
ANIMATION The great mystery Of this appears To
DC what has become of this immense sum Of money
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

The friends of Mr.. Calhoun contend that the cand-
date who has the real strength would by these MEANS
be defeated ofhi nomination. aud his rival would thus
dsaffect the people and defeat his own election, giving
it TO the Wing candidate
Mr. Calhoun has authorized his friends say that he
goes Tor the one term pncp that it he has
adopted one good Wing doctrine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

Mechanics tiitzrns, &c. 400
Miscellaneous 5000
Total $1,000
The procession passed m Broadway. round Union
pare, down In the Bnwer,, through Grand 10 Fast
Broadway aud Chatham street 10 the Park. On reach
Ing tnon place full head Of water was let out oi The
iounian also the when the procession reach
ed i'ie Park. The effect magnfcentn The extreme
sad hundreds OF Thousand, OF voices rent the air with their
loyful acramaions. An Address then delivered by
Samuel Stevens, Esq. President Of the late Board OF
Water Commissioners and Ode sang in mos, brilliant
style by the Sacred Music Society which over POO
vocal perlnn, joined, aided by rich instrumental
sic
The Grand Marshal then announced the completion
Of the ceremonies sud proposed "nine cheers for the
City 81 New iofk and the pcrpeiuiiy OF the Croion
Water Three cheers were then given for General
Morris the author Of the ode composed iuI the coca
SION.
Ne accident Of any kind happened and the whole pas
sfd of IA the musi orderly manner
Amer he ceremonies were over. the Mayor, Cover
Nor and members ot the Curmratlon patiook ii cold
collation. at the City Hall No wines or liquors were
used. Towards tho close the Mayor returned thanks in
the name Of The City 10 the numerous strangers who
present AT the celebrations and closed by offering
toast. The Executive ofthc State Of New York .
Governor Seward eloqueniy responded and offered tn,
following toast
Tbe CITY o' Mem Iork--1he oniy one Of all The rom
ncrein ciies that has these rying times persersred
and has maintained her credit and conpiet.d her puLh
,rorIs
The company then separated
In The evcninng the Asr House was most brilliantly
Illuminated with go lights.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
In nine months

In nne months 39.9l6 29,l70 GOOSE
VI the above, AIS weio merchants, 4S2 gentlemen,
Soi' worNmen, s. clcrgymen, Is artists Is, 50 abo
fes' - h"Ntrs 70 musicians, l25 DOCTORS So profess
sons and lo.6u3 without occupation Ofthe male par,
o' THESE emgrans, 80 ,S.'S came from Great Britain
'oi9 from Germany G6S from France, sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

The Courr'crdcs Flats TINS gives the following state
mcni of the number of cmprauts who have arrived Al,
the port o New York from Europe, since the commence
m n AT IA,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17


States OF the Coniederacy, how was Il
treated by the Democratic presses and DE,
mocratic leaders! Scarcely had II passed,
before the Democratic States were called
upon to oppose i, and it "a opposed, scorn- |
ed, aud repudiated, SO FAR as !; u IN the
power of some of them to do so. If ibis
spirit Of demoralzation-this lawless sPI-
nit Of faction, should become epidemic,
then, indeed, are regulated law and licensed
liberty, synonymous terms. Anarchy hrsi
and despotism aiteIward, is the order IN
which every republic has mnrched on the
road to ruin. | was once young, but am
now old, fellow-citizens, and have seen
something of the history of my country
for the last forty years, and awaiting my
self of the privilege usually accorded to
age and experience, l call upon you,
Wings, 10 examine carefully and candIdiy
the acts, principles, and measures OF both
parties, and to decide for yourselves which
of them are best calculated to advance
YOUR moral, social, and pecuniary interests,
, and 10 preserve those glorious Institutions
handed down to us by our patriot fathers.
Mr.. c. here alluded 10 the manner IN
which the public money had been stolen and
=. purlo'red during the last few years, and TO
|. The utter disregard Of high aud sacred trusts
!. which so frequently marked The conduct o
;. public funclionarios during the two last AZ
q minis,rations When, SAID Mr.. Z. did these
d things, marking declue Of public moral
IS ~, arise With few exceptions, ha''
q they no, arisen since lha fourth Of March
rs 1929!
% To counteract this downward tendeno.
of public affairs, We must abide by the laws
. and cultivate q habtual reverence for ,hel
a, iniunciions. We must eschew factions, an
IS maintain the Constitution and laws as tn
TO sheet anchor of our safety in peace, OF
to shield and defence in war. Venus, ODE
ii. the laws, even when they run counter
of our views of expedieney or policy, until
sis opportunity occurs, by acting upon publ
tic opinion, Of procuring their change IN Il
ad mode and manner provided for in the Go
10 s,ituton. We must even be respectful
If the authorities of cur country, (whom
TO cident or mistake has placed over W., no
he ever much they may have, by their IN
Iis conduct, forfeited for their persons our
re: spect and regard.
CHI, Let US, fellow citizens, (said Mr.. Ga
the recollect we are all embarked in the 81
ing galaut vessel that Whatever may be
0 a views as to the means, our aims and int
no ests are, and should be, identical as the c
zens Of the same great Republic; and
Of it is the duty of every man to think,
Tho and decide for himself, in all matters
Ru. principle, policy, and exPedicncy, rego
erv less Of the interested or selfish views Of
orc venal and corrupt leaders who may see
'bio deceive. That your decision on the p
,een ciples and questions Of policy at issue
the tween the two great parties may be +
,en. as to rebound to the honor and glory Of
90 common country, and to the Perpetuit
I,vl our free institutions, is a prayer shall ;
, Of tinue to breathe to the latest period Of
will existence. Cheers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

A Neu Indian Treaty. The 81. Louis
Republican states that treaty has Just
been concluced between Gov. Chambers,
of Iowa, Commissioner on the part OF the
United States, and The Sac and Fox nations
- I-lians BY which 'i-- S~vv ""4 feT~"
have sold 10 the Government all their
country between the Mississippi aud Mis-.
souri, rivers, amounting to about twelve
millions Of acres. The Indians arc, how.
ever, to remain in possession of the western
portion Of their territory three years-the
eastern portion, including the country be.
tween the prcsen, boundary and the White
Breast river on the Des MONIES, to be
given up the first Of May next. The Uni.
ted States are to provide homo for the
Sacs and Foxes on the west side of the
Missouri. The price paid for the land Is
about 81 ,050, 900, Of Which eight hundred
thousand dollars are to be invested for tho
Indians--the United States guarnntyina
an annual interest of five per cent. The
Republican adds, that the country coded is
rich and beautiful, and that the treaty is
regarded as very favorable to the Govern.
ment and no less so to the Indians. The
lands will cost about nine cents per acre.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

+" Hon. Many Clay Men are there ~
The following vote was taken on board the
steamer Juniata, on her recent passap
from vt. Louis to Louisville: Clay 50
Van Buren, 10; johnson 3; Scott Ty.
Ter, Calhoun, Benton, Buchanan s. Co.,
nonc.- Wheeling Gaze,ic.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

The Providence Journal says that a let.
ter has been addressed by John Quincy
Adams to an eminent citizen OF Rhode Is.
land, contradic,ng the rumor that he had
volunteered to defend the persons accused
in Rhode Island of treason. Mr.. Adams
writes that he has not done so that he
has never expressed any opinion favorable
10 the preteusions of Dorr, nor any unfa.
vorable to the course taken by the const.
luied authorities Of the State. He has.
however, ut the earnest solicitation Of
Ducc J. Pearce, an old personal friend,
consented to def ID him on his trial for
treason, provided he can make il convent
ent 10 attend the Court.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

We are unusually gratiied 10 be ena-
bIed TO inform our readers, upon tire most
undoubted authority, that all the liabilities
Of this State for the present year, 542,
have been an,icipated-i.e. that they have
in every instance, both in Europe and the
United States, been provided for before the
day of payment. To many of our readers
it will not be unlnteresting to add, that the
entire debt Of the State for Bank capital
(Which is the only debt the State owes
now outstanding in tho form OF bonds, IS
only 1854, $50; showing reduction,
since the last official reports, of more than
one million of dollars. The whole interest
payable in the year 1913 will be 1904 ,63j,
falling due generally in January and july,
and several of the banks, awaiting them.
selves Of the present favorable rates Of
exchange on Europe, have already remit
ted the funds necessary to NEE. the pay.
menls due in January. Tuscaloosa Ala. J
Flag Of The Union.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-09-06
Cur unterbaltun9 uno Selebruna.
Sbauoerpoues WtiBperifdnoniB,

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ipar, um ibren b0bit armen Gltern nl6t
sar eaft gu fauen, uob @ien seeansen
uno bate bort Elm unterfommen ais
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den trdnfliben Dame 9emietbet, uno oa
fie ii6 treu uno reblib auTiibrte, audi
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fdltise pfese srobe Qnbdn9licbfeit be-
mies, 70 sespoun leetere fe lieb, sab ibr
bon Sabr 5u Sabr einen b6bern epbn u.
no6 manbes Gei1enf.
Das Maoben por iparfan,, iie flannel.
te f6 eini9e bunoert @uloen, ob fie oleih.
als cine CUTE Gobter, oann ,ino mann If, it,
ren Gltern cine llnterfieuns sufommen
lieb.
Ole franfe Game ftarb nob @erlouf
Don eini9en Sabren. Gin9epene Der treu.
en- phese ibres Mdbbens, permod)te lle
oemlelben in ibrem 3efamente Elm eeaot
bon 1000 @ulben. 2Ser ,par 9tadlid)er
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400 8uloen tpar mebr als binreitbene, Die
fleine 0itte ibres Saters BON elmer britt
fenben S6uloenlaft 5u befreien, oen
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