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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

- HEWES 81 KITTREDGE'S BONE
-. LINiMENr COMBlNEB-n prepa
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this l.lnlmcnt stands
nnrivallcd in lis efficacy. 1t can truly be de-
nominated a PAIN Extractor, as II will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints.
It is pu, up IN bottles at the low price Of so
cents, and is for sale by most Of the drug
giSts. For the genuine, call for IIcwcs s.
Kitrcdge's Llnimcnt Combined" Sec GER
Ifca,cs on wrapper. For sale by x. J. Tay.
lor & z. X. Hazard, Newport, Il. !.
Drt %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
Opinions of the Medical Faculty.

Ala meeting of the Medical Society Of Wash
ingion County, the following resolution was
unanimously passedt-
Resoired, That from knowledge of the
composition of DR.. Aliens Ba1am Of llorc-
hound, i.iverwort and rIeurisy Root, aud the
most astonishing effects we have seen II have
upon our patients, 1t Is our dee ided opinion that
It viii cure Consumption and Liver Complaint,
and we do sirongly recommend II TO the faculty
and public generally.
JoHN r. SMITH, NJ. ID. Prcst.
DAVID =. HALL, NJ. ID. Sec'ry
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
lDENCE PLANTATIONS.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
lDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly, June Session, A. D.
i643
AN ACT IN amendment Of an act entitled
"An act Ia revise and amcEd the several
acts relating topubc Schools"
II IS enacted by be General assembly rs
.toiiows
Section |. The town of Little Compton
shall hereafter appoint The public school com.
mittce Of SAID town. at their annual town
meeting on The first Tuesday in June, for The
election OF town officers, any thing in the
act aforesaid to the CONTRARY notwithstanding;
and the election of public school committees
heretofore made by said town, at It's June
town meeting, Is hereby ratifed aud con.
trmed.
True copy-wincss,
HENRY ROWEN S.c',u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
AND DROWSINESS

Cured by the use Of WIN. Rrown's incx'
hausllble double perfumed Nedlcatcd Salts
prepared in sponge with a screw cap bottle
II is decidedly the best article ever nycn,ed
to remove the aboyc complaints. There be-
ing in The market many limitations for The
true aud genuine article, call for VIM
Browns Mcdicaled Sponge Salts. A secnrl.
ty agains, counterfeit, observe the name Oh
the label, VIM. Brown, proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
r. r. HAZARD, D,,ro;s,s
Il. j. TAYLOR,
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
nm. wnIrNEY's wnoOPING COuGn AND

nR' WHtrNEY'S wHOOPING Cough AND
- tROt T. tORDlAL.-1hc peculiar SdHptHii0n -
this well known nrdirur to the ~ the complaints
designated hy ts uam" ~ general use bt almost every
ignil, u the CITY, and the uUturity u has obtained
M invaluable preparation. rcudrrs u quite unnecessary
to sHi ANYTHING . ftyur bat tu such have never
'esisd ~. superior virtues, u H. hgi, recommended
porlrii, -ne aud ofrctual remedy IN the aUoye
plants
u iHs been STANDARD medicine tor Group, w uEmer
families ~ tiis vi"niiS ior the lssi Twelve ears
aud the continually increasing demand sniliriu
svidrnvt that u o. becoming popular u q. valus
Lt medicine Hud - ,t ~ htghy appreciated ~, ever.
No ttuti should De- without u ~ this pf the
VUrt children lev exposure ~ the sudden changes
u ne weather subject 10 severe and perri
tbrk. ~ these alarming complaints, which might be
ov'rtoni6 %, rnu.iar fcs"ft 10th rut,nt sud un
tIliu1 tsut'It
Iol -1' 90 Nowruu %, X TAYLOR. ~. ~
ttutts st.ttt ftb 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
CREAM or JASMINE
FOR BEAUTIFYING TIE
COMPLICATION.

And renovaiIng humors and freckles from
the skin, and bochcs from the facc-rcnders
the skin soft ard beautiful. As an appllca
tion ettcr shaving, i, IS admirably adapted
as a perfume, it is indispensable for the
:oiet.
For sale in Newport by
II. X. HAZARD, Drrcc;s,s
X. J. TAYLOR, NHes''''
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

JcI WcIE9 done at This office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

o. WIN. Browns pure Extract Of Sar
1aparllIa, prepared by new mode OF cx.
trnctng the strength from the root wilhou
evaporation. is now extensively recommen-
ded by the Boston physicians; II is fast TAX
ing the place OF all medicines for purifying
the blood, humors in the face and neck, Sali
Rhcum, all diseases of the skin, Rhcuma-
rism, sclallc complaint, SC. 1t is in eXten
'ive use for eradlcailHg mercurlaI diseases
from the system.
For sale in Newport by
r.. r. HAZARD, }Druog;s,s
II. J. TAYLOR, N'Fe'''''
June 8.
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HERAL Id OF II III E II / M E S.
JOHN III. JOUVET,

HAS just returned from New York, with
HI carefully selected assortment oi
SPRING GOODS-among them may be
found bno black silks and salins, suitable for
Cardinals and Scarls, will, good assortment
Of dress goods, (ight silks, taglonas, &c
which are offered for sale al very reduced
prices. April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
EJsGENUINE BUFFALO OIL

rO PROMOTE rnE GRONTH AND BEAuTIFY
lHE iIAlR. The "tigiup. end irue article = put up
unly by WV. BE,wN, A. Washington street. A. u
number uf cuuurtriis huve toccu ~ app aTed- get
the genuine that The outside wrapper signed
WIN Nfown also c'py-IIght has been sururrd,
AnG entnted aCCurdugto act Vf ungfrs uthe Clerks
flee ol the y rlct Court ~ lSi0. The above aric e
u last King the place Of all others, To promote The
growth aud beautiiv the hair II evrs u nbeiulii,l
situ gloss aud u to curt ana T. Ear tier than
auy vegetable preparation Eot ale ~ Iustou by the
aud ret,iied hy all The ruggis. and Per
funrrs r sale by hlltbc UruRgissin toyiIence,
Newpnd, New Bcdfnrd Taunton. Lowell. salrm,
New butypuu, Worcester, Springfield. tc'.2t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
RHEUMATISM, GOJT, sPRAINs,

swELLED JOINTS, STIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, CONTRACTIoN
OF THE CORDS. sc. sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20

TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER ~ ANY FORM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-20
BeaI's Hair Restorative

Hp ,Cl'--io 1i'ices good quality Ju.l fccclv-
y cd an fur sil, b.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
MY ALBUM
81 NARY WELLS,

FRlEHps Of my youth the lines you traced.
By time are nearly all eHace6,
The drawings that your pencils made
No longer shew or light or shade;
And yet tho tiIne.worn they may be,
They still are treasures dear 10 me
as on these leaves pensive gaze.
My sad thoughts turn to former days
And lead me back TO early youth,
When life seemed love, and friendship ;'1'a
While fond remembrance brings to yis~
The many friends whom then knew;
Some sleep beneath the foaming waves,
Some on the green earth have their graves,
Some to their trusts have been untrue.
And they were nsny who sys few
Yet still these relics treasured here
Fond faithful memory holds most dear.
For as their writings dear trace.
Ny minds eye" secs sssh vel known focc
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
THE AMERICAN SWORD.
By AMELIA.

Sword Of our gallant fathers, defender of the
brave,
or WILMINGTON upon the field, and PERRY on the
wave
Well nigh, Columba's foeman beneath thy death
strokes reel,
For each hand was firm that drew thee, and each
heart as true as steel;
There is not tarnsh upon thy sheen, rust upon
thy blade.
Tho the noble hands that drew thee are in dust
and ashes laid
Thourt still the scourge of tyrants the safe guard
of the free,
And may God desert our banner, when we surren-
der thee
Sword of thousand victories! thy spleniors led
the way,
When the warriors trod the ba tile field in terrible
array;
Thou vert seen amid the carnage, like an angel
in thy wrath,
The yanquishd and the vanquisher bcstrewed thy
CORY path;
The life blood of the naughty foe made red the
slippery sod
Where thy crimson blade descended, like thc
lightning glance of God!
They poured their ranks like autumn leaves the
life.blood as the sea,
But they battled for tyran, we bntted to be free
Sword Of thousand heroes, how holy is thy blade
So ofen drawn by Valor's arm. by gentle Pity.
stayed;
The warrior breathes his VOW By thee, and seals
it with kiss
He never gives holer pledge, he asks no more
than this
And when he gris thee to his side. with battle il
his face,
He feels, within his single arm the strength of al
his race;
He shrines thee in his noble breas, with all thing
bright and free
And may God desert his standard, when he sur
renders thee!
Sword Of our country's bs;,les forever mays
thou prove,
Amid Columba's foenen, the thunderbot Of Joye
When, like youthful victress. with her lovel,
flag un:uE!ed,
She sits amid the nations. the empress of In
world;
Behold the heaven. born goddess, 10 her glory an
increase.
Extending in her lovely hands the olive branch Q
peace;
Thy gttering steel is grid ed on. tie safeguard @
the free,
And may God desert her standard, when she sur
renders thee!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

A RiCH SCENE.-Kendall humorously
describes the entrance of himself and com.
panions into one Of the Mexican cities, as
follows:
"When within some five miles of Qua
nsjuato, numerous market men were met
returning from the city, driving before
them the donkeys that had borne their pro-
duce to market. As many of our men
were foot-sore from the tedious mountain
march of the day previous, the officer who
had charge of US Immediately pressed the
animals into service, and told the Texans
to mount them. 1t was in vain that the
owners Of the animals expostulated, and
told our captain they were in haste to re-
turn TO their homes--he not only reiterated
his orders for the men TO seize the unsus-
pecting donkeys by the ears and mount
Them at once, but he also commanded their
owners to assist in driving them. As we
gradually approached the city, the number
of donkeys increased, and before we en-.
tered the suburbs, every Texan was seen
perched upon the back of a jackass, without
saddle or bride; and of such low stature
we're many of the animals, that their ri
ders were fairly compelled TO bend anc
curl up their legs 10 keep their feet from
dragging on the ground"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

There is little parody going the rounds
calling ladies 'busles all fleeing show,
and speaking i'll Of them in various ways.
Now we say that
Busiles are not an empty show,
For mans illusion given,
They're filled with bran, or stuffed with tow,
They stick out bout fee. or SO,
And look fgst rate, by heaven
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

WIsDoM--For a smart young man to
marry a loud-voiced woman, nine children
and bag of dollars.
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6 t q r b.

-am 6. Oee., in Olsp 9aunIhip, W1asoales
na gncp, Satin bon wm. gnop, in niebt
bcbem Alrer.
am 7. Dsesmb., in Olep saunlctip, an BET
Uus3sbruns, Oapip Saufman, i'm 2lter BON
stpa "a Satrcn.
DIM 6. See, in 6sicelbers 3aunIctip, Oli.
ebasl O.iGsr, i'm Iter BON einiaen 60 Sabren.
DIM llten Sec, in gliab sauniebip, @fber
.6artmau, Satin pcn pster 6artman, uno
Scebter bon Daniel Sbmcf, i'm 25. Sabre.
-am 6 0fe, in pieier Stact Spbann Sers
Fey, ein @bne,cr, aus Sal le, i'm soften
Sabre Ieines 2(lters.
--am 29. Slopemtsr, in bicfsr Staot, clara
gliIabstb, Soebter BON Srsprieb Sor, i'm 5.
tem Sabre ibres Ultere.
---am 2. 0eemb., in Bethel 9aunlhip, $ba
non gauntp. Dsnoel 5ans, i'm alter BON 80
cabren Olonaten uno G Sassn.
Dor Ginger 3et, in Slpueeltsr gauntp, 81.
Ssrfsp, Sobn Sreamer, ein Sclcat Der 0spos
luton, i'm soften Sabre lelnes 4ltcrs.
-am Stsn Dee, in pbilaocIphla Abrabam
@ocf, sin 0socluticueIolpat, I'm gotten Sabs
re feinss Hltsrs.
---ssitsrn Daoraen um 9 lIbr, in oiefer@taot,
6r. peter Stiebter, Elm Soloat bcr
Nspolutica, IN lsinem s4fen ssksnejabrt.
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2i0ter uno Wlatraben.
e. SSeirtricb sVee1>rc.

'rlantt ittb 9lermt Dem secbrtsn publifnm
boflhit an5useisen, paB CT, pis frhbsr, aub
IN fclner neuen 18obnun9 fortfdbrt qicbter
uno D(atrasen 5u perfcrtlsen. <iebter bon
per tciten 1rt ltno immcr bel ibm pcrrdtba
pno III 9rcBen cpcr tlrlncn Quantitaten, ents
Wcpcr fir Saar9clo cper i'm 4ustauId fir
ltni6litt, su baben; cben 70 MaraBen, Die
beicncers elaitllb uno biIlis 1tnp. @sine
Bcbnnna 1T lest in Osr 0loro 4tsn StraBe,
Spliden Der wafbinatons unp waunu6fras
BE, brittle 3bhr obsrbalb rsr QBcbmuns bon
2StIlam Seb6ner, GEO.
Da ocr Oten9enannte Iteb ees Nubmes cts
frsnt, bic beten siebter in pcr StaOt III ma:
ben, 70 bait er es fir Gsne SebnlpiseNt bier
aueb ole sprsife oerlelbcn anjuseben, pisIe
ltuc ,ple fplst:
Nlte >ltbter, bic i'm bcriacm Sabre ssscG
fen ,pcrcsn, 10 pfmo fir ahaIer.
Sleue $lebtcr 1O4 pfuno fir 9baler.
2Ssr SO oosr 100 pfuno ;uiammsn Fault,
crbalt oas spfnno fir gents. 9Bs: ltns
lhlltt aiett Inn >iehter baraus ~ maiden, tes
sablt tei fleinen Onantitdten 9 gents flir's
spfunb; tei Quantltatsn BON 100 pfunp o.
Der mebr, ! eemte oas pfuno.
Neaoins, 0eeemtsr 8. sm.
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N q III r / III f

Die StcdbaItsr bsr Mobrspiae SrifensGss
tslltbaft wsrSsn bisrmit bsnabribtst, bas eis
ne 2Sabl am bHsntIiben Soaufe BON Spbn s..
Wfobr, in Mcbrspills, ifattfnbsn mirp, ouf
Srelta9 cen 12tsn Sanuar 1874, um l llBr
Nabmtta9s, um burb Stimmssttsl sinsnYrds
Iosntsn feds SsrWaltsr uno sinsn Sbasmei,
ltsr ju wabIsn. Nuf Oroer Der Scarp Der 9srs
wa1fsr 1pm. aIen9eL Sbasmelifsr.
9. 3. aae psricnsn, nslbs einen Gone
trait fur ben @sbraub Der Srlifs fir oas bee
glnnsnos Sabr ju baben wlnlben ltno srfudt
llb auf Samifa9 Den l3tsn Sanuar 1914 fir
esn :3mef am oHsntlitsn Sauie BON Scbn s..
:Vscbr eniufnoen, NEIL nab jsnem Sage feline
sontratts msDr ein9elblo0en wsrbsn.
Wscbrspiae, 9eebr 10. 3n.
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December 8.

Nactoem Der 1etttarr Jobn3anfs,gsq
sprcltoent oer Ucritblcrencg Scurten ronS Scms
men Yleae, oes rrittrn Seritbtsbe,irts, be.
itebcno aus ben gaunties Btrts, Slortbamps
ton mo $eeba, IN spennIplpanisn, unp Slid:
ter Der imterItbicollcbcn gourtem bon Opcr
unb Sermlner, per pierteljibrlltbcu Sisuns
acn unb au9emeiner 8cfaMani6 grlrriauna,
III 9epadtcn eatuGles, uno m1tbias g. 9ties
tbaro nnb Spbn Stautfer, Gsq's, Nitbter
ocr gcurtcn bon Oper uup Serminer, ber
cljdhrlidtcm Sisunaen mo anaemeincr
Sefin9nl6 grlrpi9una, fir Die Nitbtns Don
Saupts unp anbcrm Yertrehen in aepatbter
gauntp Sert6, ihrem Yefcbl al mid ausaes
"A. I'D. lS43, worin lte cine gonrt rcm@cm
mon sQleae ber anaemcinen piertclldbrliden
9ltunacn Over uno 3ernincr ltno aaasmels
ner SefananiB grleoi9uns anberaumen, ,pel:
che 9ebaten ,peroen fol- III NeapiuS, fir bic
gauntp Bcrts, auf oen erlfen t11ontas
i'm ndebltcn Januar [melctcs Den Item bes
erlaat'n Olcnats fcin wlrpl unc rpelcbc 3wei
Botbcn oauern foll-
So miro blermt Naebriht aeactcn al Den
Sproner, bic Srieoensriebtcr NIB gcnltabr
Der accaebten garmtp Serts oa6 le (tct III
erIa9tcr 3cit, tim 10 ltbr Dcrmlttass, nit
ibren Serssibni0sm NssiItraturem, Inter.
Iucbunaeu lnb Graminaticnen 1no alien an>
bern grinncrnnaen einSuttnosn baten, I'm lcl=
tbe 9nae 5u tbun, bic ibren Qemtern au
tbun cbli9en.-9essleibsu Oiejcni9en pel.
cbe certuncen Gno arasn Die &efanaenen Die
in Dem Sefanauide Der gauntp 8erts 0me,
oeer Damn ietn moaen, aeribtlleb III Uerfabs
ren, 70 ipie es retbt Iein maa.
Eaniel Gferly. etbsrif.
Sberiffs 9(mt, &eabin9,l
December 5, 1S43. Am.
"bott erBaltc Ole Eepublif T.
aE9ie 3ruscn unr Surcrs, melte auf It's
iaste Senrt Uor9eIaoen Itnc, msroen erImdbt,
Dhnttlitbfeit 3u becbacbten: i'm Saa ibres
lusblsibens ,reroen 0e in &cmdsbeit pfs
SeIeses ca5u aesmunacn. 0isis2lnleiae ,rirs
auf belcnoern Sefebl Der Court bstannt aes
mabt, 9aber alle 9isjeniasn, wseben es aus
sebt, Nb tarnaeb 3u ritbten babcn.
G9ic Srieoensriebter burebaus pergaun,
tp (tno ebrcrtiethiat eriuht 8ertbt bon Sic.
ecani;anees uno Intlaaen an einem Der pros
iequirsnpen Nn,paDe, peter Silbert unb 9
sprinale Scenes, esq., einiae Sage Dor BET
Court Su maeben 70 bab 0ils 3uberetet
weroen m6aen, fir bas 5anseln ber Grano
Surp unb parteien 3cnacn uup bsiwobncn.
peJurp telne 3eit perlieren.
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2(uf Dem SurtlesSaun pono, bel Gons
eoro, sc. g., ertronf in porlester @obe
2(nton potter, Der itb NIT 5pei Sreunben
auf oos biinne Sic 9eWast bate. Die
beioen ibn bs9leitenoen Wdnner braben
9lei6faus elm, uno tpdren wobl NIT ibm
ertrunfen, rpdren nibt ourcb bas 8ebeul
oes 6unoes bes Ginen, mebre in einem
naben Ssloe arbeitenoe Meni iben berbeiz
9e5o9en ,poroen, cenen na6 uieIer Wiibe
bic Rettuna ber beioen anoern 9elan9.
Il. u. n. Welt.
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GDb[en ! &Dblen !!

an Sauer's Srauerei, in bet Gbesnut fra.
be, nobe BET gcfe oer 3ten, Geaoins.
Scr llntcr5eitnsts bsnattribtist Die Sir.
ger BON Neaoin9 uno per lfmsesenc. oab sr
fttb nit cinem Bcrratb Der beriibmtetten
9orten rctbaitte &pblen periebsn bat, ndm.
lleb pom Shneioenoeu Berg (aharp NOM.
tsin,) arcts. sebrohenS Dfers. S1n6s nnb
ertiensSc -etenfalls, cine SerI6iebens
bet BON wsi6aIbs II, {. 10, welebe sr aeIom
nsn 1T al bsn nieprisiten prsiIen fit Saar.
seIo su psrfaufen.
Srieerid QauQr, Sisrbrauer.
Nsabina, Septsmbsr IL. 3NNt.
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Serllberun9 9e9en S6aoen ooer &erluf
Dmrcb s euer.
sSreibrief tmillerD0hrenE.

Sretbrtef tmnlerDdbrenH.
Die 5prinss6aroen DerGberunassB
fellfbaft Don philadelphia,
Olabt Serfthsrun9, entipeber fir eins
3eitIaua ODER fir lmmsrpabrsno, sssen Ser'
lutte cocr Sbacen bnr6 Seuer in Der
9tact uno auf BEN qanbs, an 5dufern,
S6euern unr Sebduoen allsr Hrt an 6auss
asrdtbe Saufmannssitsrn pfrpsn, Ninb,
Oieb, uferbauerseusnide, gommsreiede nno
SatrifsStcas nab Serdtblhaften Don jeosr
Senennuns; 5d,iffcn uuo osrsu &aeuns i'm
5afem fcwobl als WortsdtGebes nno Grnne
Nenten, unter esn b6bit sanffisitsn Sef'a'
gunaeE.
D1it 8eIute fir 9er(thsruna (Snluranes)
III Serfs gauntp, poer fir einiss Selshruns
iber sisIn Seaenfane, ipenpe man fteb pers
,6nlih cber bnrob Sriefe an Jebn q. Ki'
baroe, Nettts 9nrpalt. Sraderei ceeBsrts
unp @etupltiG Soarnals, Gsasima, Spa.
Raortom sac c1&1tchael, spre1Dsat.
q. Krumbbaar, Setretar.
Oireftore:
O1orton W1emiebael, Shar(es Gtofes.
Sofspb wooc, Irebita(b mrisbt,
81. s. taansrenne, 9amuel 9cwnIeao,
glijab Daact, 81. 1D. pcmrop,
ebarlss 10. 9ttrHntr.
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Scrbeirafbct.
Gsfsmhfr hsn 8 1913.
ReO@$~C

--rurh ocn ebr,p 6rn. =. Dliller, am | o..
Secember, 6err Jatob Sartb nit DllB Su
fanna Slrler, bsipe pon NcbGcn.
-am namllttcn Gage, 5err Srbn Eif BON
Glias, init D1ls glHabetb Seetfner =. Notl'b.
ebsnfalls, 6crr 6ciurleb Sertclo init 0J1i s
55snristta 8aesnmeper, beiDe bon Tcacina.
-rurtb ren ebrw. 6rn. I1. Ssrpsl, an 10.
Soc, 6err @nott glarler NIT Olib glifa
tetb Sartman, bsloe Don garl.
-burb rsm Gbr,p. Sru. QBm Dauli, am o..
Dec, 5err Scispb Sirlcr nit 0fib Nabsl
9cttsrer, BON NetNcn.
-ouyh ccn gbrw. 6rn. Il. s. 6erman, am
8. Sec, 6err BENJAMIN Sill BON 9tuseomts
manrr, init D1iB Scphia 6artman y, elias
-ourtb BEN gbrip. 5rn =. G. Builder, am
&c. SloVcmt, 6err gbarles S. g. SNher
NIT O1ib Carolina Scrrsr BON 0raDina.
dill 28ltsn. 6err Srcrae O1. Call nit O1iB
gatbarina Gutbman, Don Weaoiua.
--purh gbarles s. 2(poams, esd, a,n 4trn
Dec, 6err Sohn Warfs NIT Wib glilatetb
W1abemer, teice BON Sern.
-turd ben gbrip. 6rn. q. O1ieiTe, am 2ten
Sec, 5err Scbanncs 5istter NIT Dli6 Ga.
ra &an,ln, telps pcn Over 6eiocl6era.
-burh pen gbrw. jorn, Sissr, AM s. Dec,
.6err Gamucl StacIe bon &uBtaun, nit WtiB
W1aria Su6 Don Nibmomo.
-bur6 osn gbrm. 6rn. Sobn 6elfri6, am
Stem December, ST. Nsuten Solf, Shubs
nader. NIT sDaiB &epina 6iutsI, beioe bon
>anaiebwamm 3aunIebp.
Dmn Sraut uno Braut'sam einis leten,
1Birb'e nie i'm efano 6aoer srben;
limo miro, rpsnn fe lib bubIb Dcreinen,
Gin jnnses S6lthen balp srlbsinsn.
ginsslanot.
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Sinterlofeniboft oes peritorbenen
TicbarD 0pcfbnrf.

Der umter5ri6nete 4uDitcr, eruaunt rurcG
bic 28allenecurt pcn Serfs gauntp, sur llns
terlutblns Der Netbnnns bon Spbn "Opens
GER, Nemlnitratcr oes peritcrbenen 8ltbarp
sodbart llno Die Bi!an3 in ben 5inoen tes
rlaaten Icminitratcre unter 9iejcniaen ~
Sertbsllen ole 9qeslitt ea3u tsrcottat ltnp,
miro BEN pfltbten icinsr grnsnmuna atpars
ten III Der Nuoltcrs unb Irtitrdtcrs Stube
lm hielt9en gcurtbauie am 9amitaae, ben
6. nabiten Sanuar, I'M llbr Slatbmlttaas.
II. NJ. SalIaoe, 2lubtor.
Heaotn9, Decor. 10. 3m.
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Die 9interlafenlbaft oes pertorbenen
cSncpb R. SpDcr,
lestbin BON NeaplnA 8erfs @aunt

IeBt1lH Ooh VeaolnM 0erf6 N1untp.
Ser lnterlcbriebens, Nuhitcr, ernannt
bureb bic 2Saiiencourt Don Serf6 gauntp,
5ur llnteriucblm9, lteteriettlun9 uno Mis:
ceranaatc oer 0eebnuns bon 5oenrp Ntcaos,
Iomlnitratcr &c. BON crIastem Ssrltcrtes
men, miro fur oleisn 3Def am 0cnnsrfase
cen 2lt tten initebenbcn 9seemtsr. nm llbr
Slabmlttass, IN ieiner Nmtst tube in Neas
cna ae9enrpdrtis iein, mann uno 100 ale in.
tsreiitrten spericnsn erIuebt llno teisuwcb,
ncn. u. =. tlIi(ler, Qubitor.
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Sauerl StDbr.
Sbilo pom Dfua unb Gooe.

SblIo pom Ytu9 umb G99e.
5altet CO Dor Dem pelFe, bae bort Die
moblfslfsn Suts, @afltmrs, @afitnetts, wps
lsns unb @antcnsSansae, 8slvstsS crpen, Ssas
pertient 9sbIsidbts uno un9eblsicbte Wcsline,
SdiYn:unb 6auSratbs Sslfb, Yartbsnc, ,Ges
ifsnieu0e ppn psridieeenen Scrten, iblic,tr
uno SarosSaccnetS, MrI DloEline, unp 9ss
lfifte unc ibIibts Otosln Be 2ans Stbamls
,e. iu babcn llnc, welbs als ncDlfeilsr pcrfauft
nsrcen pie iie jemaIs on9sbctsn mcrben, fir
ESaar9elb rcer i'm 0u5tauid, fir 2anecsprrs
tufte, am Cd Der 3ten unb Ysnnifrase.
2lu9u,tue 6 ,5off.
Ncabjn9, Dec. l2. 9m.
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Sointerlafenibaft bes perfforbenen
Ibr0bom Riea(er.

weilano bon SrefnOf saunltblp, Serfe 60.
Oie ltnteritbrietenen, ,pobnbaft in erIass
tenn 8refncf 2auuie6lp. fnp pureb ben LEGS
ten 2SiIlen uno 2eltamsnt pes cbsn erpabns
ten SerItorbenen als grseutcren ernannt
wcrpen. 9ls Disjeniaen pslebe SorDernn
acn al pcden 5lnterIaTenIttaft baben, ftnp
paber criuebt ibre &sebnunsen obne Ser3us
einjubdnbian uno SolebG bic anf irsenp
eine 2trt an cieielte ltnlosn, nno aufscfprs
rert cbne 8Tsus at5utsjablen az
Nbrabam 3ie8ler, q r,,tors,
Samuel 5iesler, '>"'
Oseemter 5. 6m.
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fiibrun8 bes neuen Sertrass BON ls42
tpioeriesen uno ben Saratoren webren
ibre Serbeferuneen absuIbdeen. Die
Ne9ierunes ueenten baben oaber nab
@asbin9ton beribtet uno erwarten neue
Snffruftionen. Sin ernitliber 2(usbrub
BON 8epaltbdtiefeiten miro befirbtet.