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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21
wISTARS BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY

YNHE Great Remedy for CONSUMPTION of the
n Lhass .sneon- the Lvsr, Asthma RreashHi.
Weakness Of the Brca~t Lugs Chrene Coughs reury so
age OF The Lungs ami al sfctiors Of The Pulmonary uganA
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound Baanc prepsraoa % J1,S,sis.a
Will Cher, Bak eegnbsd with the Extract TAR
anew chemical approved and cornsned BY dis
ungi-bed physicians and uncrs Acknowledged the
bio indelne discovered No Quacks NO dcoeption.i In
setting forth the this truly nsne.
deceive tho~e abong
and see the suffering aRi distress By
ofth- Diseases wheh medicine has
fa feel that cas strongly
much Various rcncdie-
pufd fot the of diseases
have doubt been found very useful Of yet
dseovetc admitted by physicians and al who
Its effects that IJoved successful this Such indeed
the Baia
clans have fed any
been productive The ASTONISHING reieL
amer all hopes OF had been de-ssrcl oC
In the first Of the disease termed CArARRuAL Cow
SUMPTION" originating from neglected COLDS, has used
with undevia,ne anil hundreds Acknowledge they
the OF health this invaluable medicine
In that form OF prevalent delicate
females commonly termed debility, Gei-r Dscn
complaint with which thousands hngcring
Cd highly possesses bower
ing the progress Of this alarming complaint but
and nvigoratcs the efcctusy medicine
have pos-eS-cd.
Besides cf
hcaeous Liver Complaints, Asthma bronchitis AMI
OF Lungs has eui many obstinate
amer remedy had faied particulars
see Dr. Wi-tsr Treatise Consumption be had Of the
gents
TuE Attending
cine I'm disesses Lungs and the many
has effected has established
published eehcas. from the authority which
exhibit long OF them in this place. only
few show what IL has done
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21
nInLE nIOeRAPHY.

BIBLE HIOCRAPHY.
rVfS and Characters Of che principal ponagcs recorded
- n Sacred WnunTA practically adapcd 10 III
worth and private ss together appchdr containing
drraftsns svdences Of DIVINE Revelation being
ifs suunay biblical knogge, carefully codensrd
ped froni Dotdgt GH fatck Adam Clarke Pool Lofh
Hurus Robinson. and
scrufrs edited Roher sears enlhcuistnd viii
ared sngvuf VOID illustrative n snpun
dah edfoa volume. Supply fseev-
90 80 SMITH. DRINKEk MoHRis.
Ola Fefiovss' Annual.
W hANDoiFu tss fof ~se ne Odd Fehovu' 0fefng. or
81 isf1 Btted BY fsschal Dotshson neafy bopJ and a
I'D 30
on nnn CIGARS, Havana and Principe,
OO,UOU n ~ ms, sppsov.s BANDS sor s.,e ~
IS ALEX DuvAL go.
nu-nlesebed asd usbesehsa pure winter aad sa sPERN
- on. receiving 10 ss b.
kSP-A DUNLOP. NoSCURE 4 CO.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-15
WHERE THE MONEY GOES.

The New York Herald suys-The SAL
airy paid by the Anti-Slavcry Society TO
James g. Birney, the Friend Of Man,
and the Anti.Slavery candidate fol- Prcsi-
dent Of the United States, IS S2,2sO per
annum, besides travelling expenses. That
paid to Tho intensely benevolent Joshua
Levitt, editor Of the Emancipator, is ST.
500, per annum, and TO II. a. Stanton ST.
500, aud his travelling expenses. Who
wouldn't smpalhize with the poor slave for
$4,000 per annum? Brueyolencc is q good
trade--a great many ingenious persons
have found il out.
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npyrnARv

Died, at his residence in Steel Creek on the
30th day Of November, JOHN McDON ELL, IN
the Goth wear of his age. The subject of the
present obituary was born of pious parents who
having emigratod before the Revolutionary war
from the State Of Pennsylvania, was among the
first settlers Of this county. He at an early pc.
Rod of his life was subject OF the converting
grace of Sod, and for more than thirty years was
a ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church, being
carly taught by his parents, her distinctive doc
trines, was greatly beloved and much relyed up.
on as an active and efficient officer in all matters
pertaining to the interest of the Church. When
called upon TO record the death of one useful TO
society," so valuable as a citizen in his private
capacity, the heart naturally oyertiows with Griei
and fondly Cherishes bis many virtues, though
consoled with tho reflection that be has only
changed the scenes of this transient life for an
immortal and blessed existence beyond the grave,
like an ear Of corn ripened for the harvest, hav-
ing nearly run his three score years and ten
None can estimate his loss except those who are
compelled to sustain it, Endowed by nature
with an active and discriminating mind, was
qualified 10 accomplish with energy ana ethclen-
cy whatever he undertook His character was
the most decided, his virtues were Of too stern IN
order than TO be influenced by the prospects OF IN
! terest or shaken by scenes of Affections His
sphere Of action was limited, being man of re-
tired habits strongly attached TO, and actively en-
gagged in tho pursuits of agriculture and the ln-
terest of his family yet his heart was ever alive
! TO the real distresses of humanity and the benc.
VIOLENT operations of the day. Though man Of
delicate constitution by observing habits of so
briefly in all things, spent life OF more than or
binary activity in attention to business and was ne
yer confined 10 his bed whole day till the thirt
day before his death. QuieseGt in pdcs.-Comn'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-15
LEGISLATIVE REFORM IL GEORGIA.

LEGISLATIVE REFORM - GEORGIA.
A bill has passed the Legislature Of
Georgia 10 reduce the number Of lis State
Senators and Representatives. Under this
act tie Senate is 10 consist Of forty-seyen
members. The county having the largest
representative population is TO be entitled
TO send one Senator each. In case of the
creation OF new county, il is 10 be ad-
ded 10 the Senatorial district TO which the
county from which il was taken belongs.
The House is TO be composed Of one hun
dred ard thirty mcmbers, Thirty-seven
counties are entitled to two members each.
The remaining tiliy-six counties are to be
entitled to one member each. The Mil
ledgeYill~ Recorder says that this is the
most important measure yet passed by The
Legislature, and will no doubt bring about
a ncw era in the history Of Georgia Iegis-
latIon.
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The repor. vas concurred in, and the
gentlemen designated entered upon their
respective duties.
The Raleigh Register makes the fol-
10 Xine remarks relative 10 this body;
Proud es we have always been Of our native
State, and kecn!y alive 10 every thing affecting
her interest or her honor, we never felt warmer
gush of attachment for the " Old North" than
at the assembling of this Convention. A eody
Of men, possessing more individual respectable
" and personal honor, or i moro elevated and de
voted patriotism, than the North Carolina W hig
Convention of 1913, were never gathered iogeih-
or. Il was, indeed, a cheering sight 10 see more
than 200 citiz ms, coming from every section Of
our widely extended state, al this unpropitions
season Of the year, and Oh one OF the most incle-
meni days of representing every interest With
in its borders assemble together. not TO accom-
plish some scheme Of personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
but 10 take into consideration the highest afdIis
Of the State and Nation, and endowed by the free
and independent Wings Of our firm and honest
State with fall authority 10 act IN their behalf
Could we have had any doubts tw Lich we had not
previous to tho meeting Of this Convention, as 70
The thoroughly Wing principles Of North CAROL
ma they would have instantly vanished before the
enthusiasm. the activity, the spirit Of harmony
ard concession, which seem TO actuaic every BIO.
som. Happy happy State, that has such band
of patriot sons, ready to eotne 10 its rescue when
danger threatens, OF duty calls +"
We have no later news from Raleigh,
bu, report says that Mr.. Graham has re-
ceiycd the nomination.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-15
WIG CONVENTION.

This body met in Raleigh on the 18th
instant, and was temporarily organized by
the appointment of Samuel T. Patterson as
Chairman, and w. r. Gales us Secretary.
On motion the counties were then called
over in regular order, for the purpose OF
ascertainng the number represented and
tho names of the Delegates IN attendance,
when it appeared that 50 counties were
represented by more than 200 Delegates.
\ committee was appointed, consisting
of one Delegate from each Congressional
District, to report Officers for the Conyen'
lion, and an adjournment took place until
o'clock, P. NJ.
At i o'clock, the Convention re-assem
bled, and Mr., Francis, from the Commit
tee appointed for the purpose, made re
port recommending the appointment OF thu
following officers, viz:
FoR PRESIDENT,
GEORGE f. SPRUILL, of Warren.
VGcE PRESIDENTS.
JonN BARNErr, of Person.
! JouN w. CoylNGroN, of Richmond.
PrrER W, HINTON, of Pasquotqnk.
! ALFRED loSEs OF Wake.
SECRETARIES.
WESTERN K. GALES Of Wake
EDWARD J. Halls, Of Cumberland.
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VIRGINIA.

The Genera! Assembly of Virginia com
menced its annual session at Richmond on
Monday last. In The Senate Edward I.
Scott was appointed Speaker without op-
position, and Joel Holleman was elected
Speaker OF the Honse of Delegates, -
With the exception of the Clerk Of the
Senate, whose appointment was postponed
the old officers attached to both Houses
were reelected. But little other business
was done besides tho reading of the Gov
ernor's message, which is a volum'nous
document, treating altogether of State al
fairs, and in which the Governor urges the
re-cnactment of the tax Of the last session
and the preservation of the State fai,h al
all hazards and at any expense.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-15
DICD

In this place, on the 18th instant, TOHMAS,
son of DR.. Thomas and Elizabeth Harris aged
about 3 years and months.
IN the vicinity of this place, on the 18Th in.
s,ans, after short illness OF pleurisy DR.. ST l.
PHEN FOX, in the 10th year Of his age
In this county, Oh the 18th inst, Nj, JOSEPH
y. PARKS. -
Also, on the same day, Mr. SOLOMON ICE.
HOUR.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky.
WIG BANNER.

A sound National Currency, regulated BY the
will and authority Of the People.
An adequate Revenue, With fair protection 10
American Industry-just restraints on the Exec
u;ive Power, embracing further restriction on
the exercise Of the Veto.
A faithful administration of the Pnblic Do
main, with an equitable distribution OF the Pro
ceeds Of sales among the States.
An honest and economical administration Of
the General Government, leaving Public Officers
perfect freedom of thought and Of the right of
suffrage; hut with suitable restraints against i'm
proper interference ~ Elections.
An amendment Of the Constitution limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Cbair 10 a
Single Term.
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WILLIAM HUNTER,
FsOOk.EsF.S.EER.

ED ETURNS his sincere thanks 10 generous
Il b public for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 him, and begS leave 10 say that he
continues 10 carry on the BOOK.BiNDING bus
mess in all It's branches. He VIII be thankful for
work in his line and promises TO execute all or
dcrs promptly, ana in a superior style. And as
money is scarce, such articles Of domestic pro-
duce as are generally consumed in family, will
be taken in payment ior binding, at the market
price.
Dee. Is, 1913. l2tf
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Masonic Notice.

A T meeting of Pha!anx Lodge No 81, held
( a on this evening il was Rego,tcd to celebrate
the approaching anniversary of St John the
Evangelist, on the eth instant, with Procession
and Dinner. from the minutes.
a. GRAHAM, !S.rrei4ry.
Dec, 7, ls43 IL
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MARRIED

In this county on the 9Th inst BY the Rev Z.
b. Cunningham, Mr.. W NJ. A. HENDERSON to
Miss MARY A COOPER.
Also, On the nh by the same, Mr. JOHN T.
ROBINSON to Miss HARRIET A. HEN
DERSON, all OF Mocklenburg county,
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against the estate
v Of VIM. ]. keahey, decd, are requested 10
resent them properly authenticated TO
b. OATES, Executor
Aay 81, ISi3, 45lf
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u Aiessrs. Haywood Of the Senate and Bar.
ringer Of tho House. will please accept our thanks
Gor copies Of the Presidents Message.
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In the House on the 9Th, the greater
part Of the time was taken up in debating
on the proprety of entering Mr.. Barnard's
protest on the Journals.
The Presidents Message was received
(Which will be found in to-day paper and
read and 10000 extra copies with the &C.
cympanying documents ordered to be
printed.
In the House on the 9th, Mr.. Barnard's
protest was again the subject of discussion
which was finally laid over until the 9TH
when the House proceeded to the election
Of Clerk, which resulted in the election o.
Caleb ]. McNulty, of Ohio.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-15
coLuMBlA-BECEMBER G.

COTTON.-Lcss cotton has been coming in
this week than any previous one since the season
fairly opened, II readily commands our last
weeks quotations, and very hno lot would pro-
badly bring S cents.
EXCHANGE on New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Kentucky and Charleston all at par
- Chronicle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-15
WAsurNGroN, December 5, lsi3.
TIE OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEW YORK

lllL vi II lAL WI l. ~ ~" Inn
Tho whole number of votes given at ;he
late election, as appears by the oihela! re-
turns, was 35s,312. Of these there were
Of Wings 5000; Locofocos l77,772
Abolition 1872 Native American 3.
7l2, The majority Of the Locoloco Sen.
atorial ticket over that Of the Wings Is
u $40. Majority of Wing, Native A.
merican, and Abolition over the Locoio-
COS, 2,-2J. So, with their boosted MAYOR
IN Of u 900, they have polled but nj
nortfy of tho votes
Compared with las, year, there IS fall
linz off on the whole number OF votes oil
l3,O5i; Douck having received 2Os,o72,
Btadish ls6,091, Abolition 1868; total
l0I .326. From the election of lSiO there
/ is n FILLING off of S2,710-the whole mum.
/ Der of votes then being, for Harrison 22o,-
4 SIT, Van Buren, 2l2, 527, Abolition 2,70e
total Allie. Let every active Wing
in the State at once go to work at his IN.
active neighbor, consider himself enlisted
for the whole campaign, and the result next
fall will be fail rote, and II IS necessary
and universal accompaniment a glorious
Wing yictory.--Albdpy Journal
TAt a great meeting OF the Wings o.
Philadelphia at which the proceedings were
enthusiastic and spirited in support o
Wing principles, and of the claims OF DIR
f Clay TO the nomination OF President, TN
) name Of John Sergeant was voted with nc
. clamnlion as thcr preferred Candidate 10
| the Vice Presidency.
|, Roprove vice with severity, yet Wi
. candor, moderation and iorbearng' NeI
/ er exaggera,c the offence, but always ac
n mil every cXmMatipg CIRCUMSTANCE
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Roprove vice with severity, yet with
candnr, moderation and forbearIng. New
er exaggera,c the offence, but always ad'
mil every cXniratipg circumsiane.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-31
Sc { unntm q butjQeu.
: 9tuderete e0erfanf.

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re9rtr 10 pert CT bcrnit tn 9oncS Sruerei GaklfTc.
mnt gum prtratctteonfa trbeno 1T 9rpBtn Guantitdtcn
ctuttder no tn9rr Srifttn bin[dsIib at pcrtcn1.
mncsh Studetarttcn rrfrti9n, t ben bNlu 9tD6riScn
prrtn ne atrroIttn eir elmer ppSntt9n Srusrr &C.
bsren Nts 1T III CUTE 3uante tr tpnis akstnubt tt
etn Ortr attralcn tSnntn ric Gnttpticnscn fesci.s
r Self'n9n tnpetr julamer rrtr njtln sttdut
vOer 80terldno s>9G d III ter"
n 2erenbatt unb bic ciniSe peutbe 9EDS- 3citne e>
9fruh9snR Oitteltt crreM t elmer Suten Circulation
a'9rmenen Sncfbat fur 9ttanntnadnsrn rnp Srutcrar,
tt't. Se 9rrBr n rrfcmcne Nusrabl rtuttrr rn9i
Der Aet,rtnt &hrn unp Sersrrunsen teiErtn d rakc
Sas gtaEifftmcnt ees
10 cut fdb m n 9lmerifa"
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t9rn % rtt bic fnnftc Saner cr nsn, m auf mther
enc hesu UNI sbnc SreBe sibc auf ptni9ns 900 &C
era6t werpen fonn 3u rm GtatIaent tpret Der lntcr
rt3nttr defenders ec Nufaer rau dbecr errncu M
fen npen cs m brrets aId Gin fcrs b rfc(9rics ltnter
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Ncbe 3rnnstn fennrn rntrrear 3uammcn prtr setbc init
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fault rrrben.
oer unterseibnete tetct rtsts Gtatnemrat eenespss
rtspab gum 2srtau pcil ric unttrtIeunS retrn nb
ptnan9It3 mare. 2Har ras GtatIiment 9nIcuns an,
tetrH bat brtn ntrf0euns ac Grwartnscm ts jrB i,
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NHufctbaEtr f6nncn bic Ginclnbeiten erfDrn, 1ru e m
balrlSit IN rritfrelen Sricfn msloc ~
,,,. g. q. Gage.
6arrtsfur9, ten 10. Sanrar l943.
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BeO(ugtt1I0eu.

l. Ger" Saterlanbs frcunp uue 8eit ttr a. If,
crf4eint rteemaS9 jssca Sretas. =,
2. Der 9uberirtirnss prtis 1T 6 in 5DalerR5o@ Gents
m prausbtjablun9, Hbcr falls bic 3etns nbt in.
balb Der lften 9alftc rcs Sabrs teSablt mirr.
oe ssituns taan nar bann aaf9eSetn errtn, penn ae
N1aEanpe tcaDlt ,ine. $50, - =,
A. stnn oem 9erauf ees Sabrts bic 3eituns nidt
au9tfhnest wre, 70 tctratft fcles als entn Anfb
cctte fur etn anotres SaEr III sspaltcn. -"
So Gen ltnter(arter wt,b It ene tirtrn 3erauu, ais
6 OitnatH an9enemnltn. = ;
g. Die Dereneuas sefbie9t au, xpfteu rer nterfreiter
ae rlc m Ole 6eraussrber muBeH pofrp urantt wtrSen
T. 4n,ttS>n fur bic atgta rei,e
atr eslti4 taar tttab ntresa, Ue nit auf cnfis
MT in 9edhnuHs fest
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Oruder sn iberleubeu.
lseau uns uuiere enrfvtnten Heler alo G5eb fenben
ineaeu, 10 trdudlep lie mir ;u brem Yptmeter III ae
ben, nnc IN teiuer @eaenrart eas @eo III enen rief
III nns su leaen. Gr fhretbt fcbann bic obrese barauf
lsac frunfir oen Brief, rpebmrh ben Sublcribente 10
benz Drnder pas 9Drfselb erfpart sptrb. s@.,
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8ranptftGs , 8!iCrefs.

eassesetdnst 9eillamn unO terdbmtsn 4iacn ns
Ray 1cet thtinaDr fben b : 1b pcr hrm anlrrtan
3en pnStttum ibrc beiamen unb rbbatScn Gscnbaftcn
finn al9cMetn "a u1p rotb et1br aneb MT;
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enne Vegetable unt6ersa spills 9esrout ba unb enc beJ
ee GnrebIn9 rtrb t4er(d cas Snltat raven tein Oas
9Httm niTe trse,s 8ensrn prrbt 81 tetn fault
A A0cnn pnn Or. Sr0neretD baten Setcdur Nsrntttas.
3u9niffc un;cin Orttrr in fetr csentn anrfb it,
arf wtbrm 3n9niB cine Atfbr 3etteG3cn (larl
b tnhct rtlbe Den Gattcl, 8rrcn tetitst fuN
esrst alo: orc 3'ttclem auf jeSer e ouf Dem Defe a
her Sc np rem 2cren Der Spr jcprs 3tAn Bat ,w;i
NENrftrn ren Or. @ranpretDs 9onps np ltnterf9rift
prcs IS Gents rcr Bprmit 9irretien.
Or Sranoreths S9enten fir Starfs uno B1pne @avte.
tD iIno:
SrHn Sarton. Canton. g. &. .U1eSrite, 9B,cntr,
9trr9r 6arfb, OlaIliaon. 3. 9eaaner Olsunt Gatsr
~ UFnp' 2S1Dhcse"rS' 5rDn .OftIer Srerrtsba Ss-
S'et9 IT, etp' 0rcentown. 5cbn 8pubp, 9altrn.
Srnt. 0DurH, SatCtu.
Ve etaen osrren dne 3u 3et Ytn gu 9atu, 70 h lei
ern 'en Or 8ranrrcth o9ettn Nsentt u tcinabt ttsr
bIurt. ~ ~
SaSrcmttr, 4, ls42 17.IS
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Qer Neut(cbe in 9lmerifa.

Oteft feit 4 Monaten beffehenee, 9r0Bte uuo moNIs
fee oeud,e 3ettun9 Der 9Delt, 9e}tert nit Sttcer
uro een erthucaten MittbetIun9en aus Der oten unt
ueuen qGc, erfdeint fir Gboler uno so Geuts ce6
Sahr6 in Gorausbe5a ablun9. Stir s5-werocu bier
grenplare, fir $lO-neuu @ren1plore unb fir 800
Sparsi9 fir oeu Sabr9au9 eerabfol9t.
Ger "Deutite in 9lmcrif1" a,iBt Is i7fuB uuo 43cQ
i'm llu1fano Seiteauu9eu, rrtp fre cilt9cEaurt
miro 9ebtrt9 naebsetcmu1eu.
s.. 81. 9 age uub 6 ..
oarrisbur9, 9)a., 9fpo. 1912.
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fEultou-e en9teBere /,
7ue:n tt1tO gCeunlt1G

GAM ass Hh q art 8 O.,
eetuneen iDre Srenbe pas 9"nis pasI.f! ses l's
Stirjl in gef4aftsprtinrnns 3S Staat"H
unb ihr Statl0emtnt rrlIt1ne9 i'm e'"t8e
Src 2r OaBarteit wirb aaf ceuns rrompt unb iu n It.
isten Prtn ibnrn rrfertts 2e Artcn oen, &on
scfbirre pfa9t, menere abcu, 70 mic brbarrt alt ~
brtm Sadie sb6ri8e 8escnanre crrnin 3utun ron ibncn
auf 6arp scbaten.9eenisen, pe rerslrirn 0tsnfanrc
tepren crren wcl tbnn menn e tei aruftn inhe mir
utrsen9t finn bab e psl een Naesbcnnp Gtirse nit tc
fer uro rDrDftlcr ;u taufen i'm 9tanpe tine.- -.
Snlton ben sten 9c3cmttr, 1912. % + y.
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Ganten cen II. Md's l843.
SQufnoten &nte,
II a 6 BE IN Gill e rzWin3fub
teribtiSt am 23iten @trt. BON
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