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Wv YORK, March lsi, ls4i.

-----1,T-VaT ScIlAICk & ADAMS having taken Nj
t.nrv A. Wcyman Copartnership, their business VIII
.-,lre BE- conducted under the nIm OF ,o
Vs. Mach =. Ia. 96-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

nor SALE-FRESC iTI late the of Judge Barbour de-
Than any ever offered for sale being ,- soil auhrou
endemic disease having occurred within me fseo
lerton of the undersigned for 10 years and the society IN
ciny being equal perhaps in Virginia lhtfe are ~ VI
800 Of Land, Of which Is covered
with timber o the best kinds VIZ: locust chestnut heSo
and pine Nearly all the fencing on the farm our i - M
chestnut Clover aud plaster have been aea on s UNI. h ,h
81 viii, decided advantage aud an ' me n5 Win
exception u what been pou2hed Tor corn ana
well adapted 10 the growth OF corn wheat
and tobacco. have memorandum which she" hal, rom
and small farm cultivated IN eonahc,oh VII" ~
amidst the South whose soil has acquired
served celebrity beautifully undulatlns without oghs ee
and IS within five and half miles OF The Railroad Depot near
odonsve ofange eight miles from Orange con house and
cat nj The hour by the reach the
city Of Richmond between and o'clock T. NJ
H. There nrveran- OF water running nearly
parallel whole wd, Of the farm between which
situated the dwelling house on an enrhee IN one ' 'rse
,teanis meadow along its Whole lengths on the otter
valuable Gtst NM win wheel Of y feel e,aeie:. .!
dwelling house Is OF brick large comnodou ana elegant
passage twelve feet IN S'di with an area IN the ee.,e
passage, tweny-one feet square ne partition Va, IN
ofhk, from The basement 10 the top and divide Tue
Paris Tn. and cornce OF the drawing room are hsn
ornamen,ed and the roof i. OF tin 1t was erected ~ inc 20
versy OF Virginia An of the buildings have been erected with
in the % years look well and the interior OF The dwelling
Ter IL ma eain ,b rear the whole length Of the house
with columns In the yard Is well OF delightful
water, with patent pump inserted
heo and two above: house; house, with
above apples and for bees ice house, cube OF twenty
feet carriage large enough TO contain three carriages
barns stables tobacco houses orerseers
house &C. in order brick wall encoses nearly two
acres Of the best SOIL which the finest fruits, such The
several kinds OF pus g grape, of which there
yea vines Of the best kinds also, three kinds OF the
strawberries, and beds OF asparagus The orchard
OF the apples peaches and
The cherry grows spontaneously The mountain The terms OF
la are follows of the pnchase be
pad in cash credit ~ months the second payments and
purchaser shond retain, during the life Of
the subscriber during her pleasure sixteen thousand six hun
bred and dollars pnnctual the interest there
on emiannuay beginning eighteen months after The day Of
and be secured bv deed oi trust
the land and by bond with approved personal security
ar An undspued title can be conveyed
a l. presumed distance would like TO visit
during the succeeding three months Mr. : Bar
hour will take pleasure showing after the month
of April. ,,..
az Letters inquiry ti. property will be addressed
,oI na5 IN the Subscriber or SIR < Barbour Gordonsvle,
n 800 ro,n,v Virginia FRANCES T. BARBOUR.
N '' SS-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

plCaARD =. BR0ADDCS and JOHN :. GOuLplN are
IL on their way every person Indebted 10 the
Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, Richmond Compiler,
Southern Literary Messenger and Farmers Register between
lar and HE Rappahannock rivers and the Blue Ridge
aai Chesapeake hay hope that each one VINO Is not a.
ready prepared VIII preparation to pay their dues n the
called on by either above named gentlemen
very indebted but one Of no small
Importance ;hosc whom IL IL due, n.
Collector for Enquirer, Whig, sc.
Feb L-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

,-7373jyI, CONVENTION ls2I-fW.-J. ". RANDOLPH
co have for sale Proceedings aud Debates oil 'se I'M
s;a onve ntion of ls2 80; which subon'u 'e Ie
'.s'!'G-''" u '"s'''' a'' ~ ~ Gift
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DISSOLUTION.

UISSUDU 1 ION.
TIME firm q; Londons Wnn cham Dewry this day dis
solved D. H. London having sold ms
partners, they alone authorised the
Of the firm in liquidation Of it, affairs.
JOHN ]. LONDON.
DANIEL. II. LONDON
]. WIIIINGHAM,
Richmond, January l. 1874. A. II. DREWRY.
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MORE LICK AT srRATTON,S.

MORE LUCK At SrRATT0N'S.
nRAWN Nos of Alexandria Lottery No drawn oh March:
- 81 ~ Il - - ~ ) ~ 10 G.
Ticket Nos &c - Capital p:ize Of COO sold and paid at
sight by SIRATToN
Drawing Consolidated Lottery, No. Is drawn 9Th March:
: ~ 60 10 80 a5 - % !.
Ticket Nos 20 &C co. still another Prize of 81 n0 sold and
paid by STRATToH
Drawing Of ioncn:aiia Lottery, No 10 drawn etI March,
- - 81 G3 ~ 30 - - - l..
Half Tickets Nos 20 81 90 and % 81 g. Capitals in the
above, sold and paid by STRATToS
Packages certificates OF packages and single Tickets in al the
Lotteries, and the Tea ly lucky numbers, for sale II
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

w3DsWoRTR, TURNER & q

OFFER "a Merchants uGcomnou!y large ana
u g-neraI assortment of Fofsisn and Domestic, spring ana
miner DRY GOODS, which they are now receiving. -
N,rch5 - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

:, sWI-FL WINFREE will sell Tobacco, Wheat and Flour
- m on give particular attention To all pro
,-.ty cnrnsied 10 his management.
f fly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

S,TEEr 0.l-I00 salad OIL OF superior quai'' o
~ iva ALIEN. DUAL co:
oO-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

1,--7D goITIDiN arToRrEY ar LAM has removed to
" ,n city OF Richmond and will attend all the Courts held IN
e city ~ Office Main street, front room over inc store
q lo"is y rive 65-2awif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

4 TEACHER WANTED.-one who can come well recon-
n,a can reaeh Latin and Creek with all the necessary
ne ~. a. Ensllsn Education, will find agreeable sua
oe and liberal wages. Address'B. W. Warsaw, kichm'ho
t"lnis' -Hs'hia' 60;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

the by Edmund P Barbour end duly recorded in
Clerks Once Orange County Court they WILL on I'll RS
DAY tweaye-th day OF March, s, nj the residence of
said Edmund p Barbour IN the county Of Orange near the
Liberty Mills offer ur sale the highest bidder public
,ion fuu, ten fifteen valuable Slaves consisting Of
women Children eight head Horses twelve head c Cattle,
his flock oil sheep IL Hogs, Plantation Utensils, including
Wagons Wheat Fan and Corn Shelter all his Household
and Kitchen Furniture except such required 10 be Sc,
FIR the WI, he o General Assembly of Virginia,
all his last of Corn, conveyed hv SAID deed Hay Fod
der Toarca and all the interest and al said Edmund
E,bou. m al Mountain Land him by his
father on winch great deal Of valuable timber.
The Of sale a'eweve months credit for all sums OF len
doll,s an uawai, the purchaser giving bond with approved
..cnv from the date; punc,uaily paid,
l interest be renied IL uader that cash will be
rraured RICHARD H. FIELD ir,,.a,
LEWIS e. WILLIAMS. ii
Feb n s9-aaw;!s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

Iu,NSrKlCTloE CoNsTRUED.-Consrsetlon Construed
and Constitutions vindIcaed BY John TaoI auto, Q. 'e
Easalry This and valuable oooS, 'uu s "
co. - Gift
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Feb. % 93-st

OATES INTEREST TABLES 61c.-J. w RANDoLph 9
~ Co have Tor
Interest Tables which shown the interest on any sum
ifom 81 70 $4,000. ~ George Oates
Tables Of Interest Exchange which is shown Tue inter
ri 90 the value o.! domestic aud ofeisn exchanges,
&c, oa an entirely plan, ty George Oates
RoNle'ts Interest Table
Tables NJ discount advance British sterling
tin.r:-' T,.e Tables.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

srgst>c.s-Messrs F. * J. :. James Co., Richmond q
LIN Joaes w p Parish, ESQ., Chariot -s"iiIe Messss %
T. : "a Lynchburg Z. MAY, Esq, Stainton; John u ic
tqusan ESQ Iuchaaan W. A. Saunders, Esq,
Rlben Rasiand Esq Powhaan DR. James l. Jones, ofins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

LOWER JAMES RIVER ESTATE FUK sALL
WILL on MONDAY the 18th of March, ISL, on The prem
ses sel to the highest bidder Tract OF Land called Bla
no UPWARDS with good Barn. oversee s
IIo,se sc This Estate lies Immediately the banks oil
James for about mite $50 acres are cleared ami Under
rscar rultvaon good fences, and portion Of the land
well lined The balance OF the landabou 700 acres-is IN
woods 500 of original growth of PINE OAK &C. and
an within one mile vsr, where there fine bold water,
for the delivery of the timber wood &C. This ESae lies IN the
coun,v of Prince between the Estates Of j. r. Wilcox,
Flew de- undr-d) and Dr. Cole Maycox and opposite West
o;er IL is rarely Opportunity Is offered for Investment IN
land timber and wood II viii positively he sold the above
ay # fair II not, the fair day. The will be accom-
modatn- and made known on the DAY OF sale
Al he same time and place win he offered for sale another
Tract NJ Land adjoining the above called Ell Banks containing
3i3 and with good bcS dwelling WIN Tour roo,
a,n is land Po,ves Creek about mile from
the river ana adjoining Maycox There about o acres
b,sucr in Mari has discovered this
landand attached good fisheries Terms accomo
dating. v" a. ~ ar 80,
Feb s'-"tus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

A YAIUABI.E FARM IN AMELIA FOR SALE.-By virtue
of deed in trust executed TO the subscribers by Thomas t.
Letter and duv recorded the Clerks Office o Amelia we offer
far sale nrivae that valuable Farm which Thomas Jeer
lately resided near Jetersve known by the name oil wayne
OAK and containing recent survey 200 acres ahon go OF
ara in forest well iimbereG and first rate tobacco
land large portion the land Is of good qna and
tobacco and oats The In
posa.p,s are very SUPERIOR consisting of large two story
dwelling house nearly with nine rooms neatly painted IN
FAMED Kitchen ice house, servants house aud carriage house,
aSs o mr. I'VE negro cabins with brick chmneys and every
o,ber oui house necessary such farm
,,nIicaon be made this farm be bought for
riea , money Either of the undersigned Trustees
80, nsa.urs in showing the Plantation, To
- 49, ;sb IN purchase II will he sold lots. entire,
MI nn,c . " TILMON f. JETER,)
~ p JOHN a. JETER, Trustees
j. w. c. WINGO,
,,..hI 95-2am4m
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Srpsv 81 March % IL.

SuRRY {. H., March 3D. 1874.
win the Editors Of the Enquirer be so good as to
putlish the correspondence between the Committee OF
the Senatorial Convention, which lately assembled a,
this place, and the Hon. George b Cary The Secre
tary directed to publish the correspondence
as the answer of Mr.. Cary should be received
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

L lNG'S CREEK on YORK RivER-Wislingt TO devote my
IN whole ministry will sell this valuable Estate
situated York Town Williamsburg, about hours
Tide from the latter city, aud containing 1850 acres more than
200 OF which cleared The whole farm Is well waeed and
lies solid bed mari, which of ready sale IN
ceasng demand and may shipped al rhng expense he
wood abundant well situated, Consisting OF fne
Oak, Locust Cedar and Hickory For fertility sanbrty beauty
and convenience Kings Creek has superior III Eastern
From being nearly surrounded by
river, and its tributaries, little enclosure Is
meaaety adjacent those fine Oysters the boast OF our ste
and preferred 10 all others al abroad Ii desirable
the land would be divided 10 purchasers being wei sscep
tibe of division into TWO more farms
The stocks Of Horses Mules, Cattle sheep and hogs hume
and Farming Uens with the crops OF Corn
and Fodder can h. Ind with aud the Slaves, IN
number good character likely and valuable VIII be hired
wishing fue nfomallon are referred The President Of ih
States Washington and Governor Tazewe at Nor
folk. .
For the terms or SALE application be made TO Col T.
Russell YORK county g. w Soulhal Esq of Williamsburg
- SERVANT JONES
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Sell PROTECTION NEW METHoD.--Le each and
- every CITIZEN procure one Aliens Six Barrel Revolving RS
& which performs miracles If be true they viii ploeel
l' house prevent nuliny Que the fearful outbreak OF de
'f Saves on sea or land Away with police, away with bull
e away with a. This "Native American, will accom-
'sh ut that the tmid could require
nd as precaution individuals possessing
s 2s'o Importance using powder and balls ana az
' hear IN mind, they will not go of alone Noce WI, DC
gwen when thar additional art is connected the Pistol
real Aliens Pistols with all the late improvements
W ale wholesale and retail by THOMAS TfkEh,
Importer and Manufacturer of Guns, &c,
Main ST., doors above the Bell Tavern.
March 70 9e-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

SEaggoOKs WAREHoCSE--it affords the inspectors Of
- s warehouse pleasure 10 inform The Planters o Tobacco IN
and North Carolina Seabrocks Warehouse Is now
tn good reception of Tobacco that ample insurance
aalns, FIRE viii made all Tobacco IN ihe inc
dtayare i the same Warehouses; that freight
pail on All Tobacco hem that their undivided at
aa Of the Warehouse, ana every
effort made on their part 10 expedite business.
THOMAS c. BURCH, ! rr,,ac,ors
THOMAS T. JOHNSON, 'f 800
jan Is 7s-2awtf
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w JOHN B. AiLwoRTH,
WI II B. GUSTS.
RICHARD J. AYRES,
LEVI DIX,
THOS 7. CROPPER, !:
JOHN G. WISE, :
JOHN II. GUSTS, 3
no. POULSON,
ID BROADWATER,
DAVID WALLOP,
GEO. II BELL.
RO w. WILLIAMS,
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SuRRY CcuEr HoUsE, VlRGlsrA, ]

Dear Sir-At Convention held at this place, on
THIS day. for the purpose Of selecting candidate to
represent this Senatorial District in the Senate Of VIZ
gina, resolution was unanimously adopted recon-
lnendng you to The Republican of this district
as person we'll qualified to represent them in The Sc
nate OF Virginia; and ., the time, the undersign
ed were appointed committee to inform you of your
nomination, and 10 request you to accept H. In con-
veyng this request TO you, feel safe in saying, that
should you accept the nomination now rendered TO you
you Will receive the good wishes and support! of every
true Republican of this district.
Yours very respectfully,
JESSE HARGRAyE,
JAS. S CLARKE,
SHIMUEL GOODWIN,
PETER BIRCHETT.
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Ein.,s county. March 8 1874. 96-iw
p5rhe Country Wing viii copy for four weeks, and charge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15
CAROLINE COUNTY.

DR.. 4. S. EDWARDS, Sec'y.
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a. -I- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF OUT next VN I.I.Ir. 49,.
p,.p,a tina, be recommended 20 the Editors OF Se"spa
-s ;hrou chout Commonwealth to publish AZ ne neu
their rates for advertising and that they Strictly IA
80 n e same: and these prices be always SueH d. 10
i've fair compensation for the labor performed. c.
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TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER

WV Fl. ALLEN, assistant Secretary.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-08-20

Oicfe $ebre 0eftItt auf bic Slaturaceee,
1T erbaten iter bic GtIese Der Wenibbeit,
unb IeBt uns in Stano, su Derrlebten, ipas
mir auf anosre Beile nebt perritbtsn tbnn'
ten - Silft ben Bauer in Oct Ssbaanns oer
grbG uno cine 9ltise Doriehnna 9lbt ole
ernbts - tlno febt auf abnlitbs sprlnjlplfn
ben Nrst in Stano, Dem pasicnten. W1sel5ln
,u sebsn. piefslbe sitise Boriehuns ater silbt
ibm gcIunbbsit. qa6tfuns pantbar feln,!
Oes 9pftors gntbcfun9 Don elner nensn
ilno Ieitbten Nrt, tint Den SranFen Selillp'
beit Sn 9ben unb (te III sleieber 3slt bon lhrer
9eipbbuIitbsu $ebensart abjuspenpen tnoet
anscmeInen Beifaa unp berbreitet Itfb hber
Die gauge qSelt - brinst ibm Sriste unp
Aniucben bon entfernten 0e9enpen.
Sir peritbiceene &rontbcltsl--absr bsion'
rer6 fir bic Bieberber1ieIiun9 uhS erhaitiiiia
oes 9lu9enlitbts.
gei inn itt oas O1ittel ;u batsn jur 2e'es
ccrterftelluna ees @e0hts.
9cine 60lfsmetbcoe 1T clnfaeb- 1lnt fDnls
dig unc gut Su 9ebrautben. &c blneert >ells
te nltbt, 5u leben tpie borher cber ibren 9e>
tp6bulitben SeIbdften au fol9en.
S(lebte miro in Die 2lu9en 9etban - tol9lltb
f6nncn lte fcinen Gbaoen bapnrdb leioen -
HN'h -tNfhtH' -%CkHH 6ipt' WV w. ~f''s<>
init Der spcit ober auf auf anoere 2rt ~ lbm
acftblft iperoen, ,pirb bas Olittsl fur enc
sDerlcn init ter spoit pcrtcfreb aberitblft.
-QEenn 2belcr aefbift iperoen, miro oas
Oltel fir s coer perionelL ebenfalls por
tofrei, tiberfdift.
Oe Gafbe bes 5rn. shout Gin ress
pcetaber Sauer bon gbslter Slamens Stout,
/ bot einen in ieiner Sami lie ber gum s1ell
tlino ipar, ,no pae 5aupessprin5lp bes 5ells
mittels tteQfe fan Huaenlitbt ipieoer her.
&c waren StIftbsn 6aut orer Slim bic
oariltsr ioutbIsn, mas, 9laube ieb, Cataract
scnonnt miro, unb 5eitcn,peis rpe99eihnlttsn
lperben mu6 &; Nter bas prin5ip pcn ees
Ooftors t6eilmittel entfsrnte bit Sant bon
pel Nusen mb telte ra6 Ge(tht nieeer ber,
Die 0lctb,penci9feit unp Gefahr bes 9ebnels
ones entfcrnenb.
Neabin9, spa. 1914. SIN.
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2ln Ole freien uno unabbangigen PR
pabIer pon Serfs GeuntY.
Srcmce nno Wlitbirser:
Sie febr litWale llntsrs
ithsnns, bic id bel bet lestcn 9derifss
1Bahl bon eutb erbielt, mid auf zen De
riebt fesene, nub bic UieIeu iebmeltbelbaftsn
Ssneife Die ib ieitbem erbalterh haben MID
wIeesr peranlabt cir ganbpat su iein fur oas
. eb erifTss : e ns t,
BON Serfs ganntp, tei oct hcrannabenbsn
Babl in ;abfen Oetpter, unD eriutbe eudb
baher atbtunsspoll Tim Cure StImmen nnb
enren einfub. SIN Sal meln'r erpab.
lung periprctbr itb bic init Dem Nnts perbnn'
cenen pfitbtcn 1npartcl!itb unp 3u enrer
vcllsn 3ufriepcnteit su erfhusn. Sdr Die liz
bcrole llnteritileuns bic tcb bon eutb bel el
ner frNbcrn Wabl crbirlt, eritatte ieb menen
0anf, nnp icb bese Die Soft:
nnna, pa6 Sbr MIDI bri psr ndtbiten 5srhlt'
28abl nltbt per9tcn ipecpet.
guer 9ebcriamcr 0iener
George Ocrnant.
Ncaoiua, O1ai 21. t9S.
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Nn bic 2etoenbel1.
AissttrD's Gsgeat GrSnet
= | L { Il.

=. o'Sie spillen ftnr Die tctten unp 1ltbrfrn
fnr pen relbenoen Stcin pber @rdpel (Grics),
uno alle Sranfbelten Die aus Dem 1Bader ents
'teRen; i(e reiniaen Ole 9lirren ,nD ,teIleu bic
or9ane mleber III Drpnuns, fe (lno larirenr,
n!np' nnb ,paliertrtitenp, rciniarn uno f1drs
fen een W9a9en, rrmefcn Nppetit, beilen sas
Spptprh, bic 6artleitiafe,t, Winofplif, pas
Sseweb, 0ieperfa &C. &c.
oIcles oaes 1T pnreb 3eusnlTe tcItatiat
unb tcmicfen.
Spbn &ienlpp, Gr Or.
53n hatrn in oie)er 0rufcrep; lei @cc.
SeF, WIarftplcrtf earl Q8lTanq, gfe Der
1trn une SranflinilroBe-0caoins uuo be,
lpotbeFsr Molcr, 2Qentann, Soda gauntp,
SPA. sis
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SerliDcrun9 9e9en S0aoen ooer Scrluif
Dmreb Setter.
Treibricf inlner.pabrenh.

Iie 5prinsz6arocn DerGberunsez6c,
fcllfdboft Don pbilaoelpbia,
Olatbt Terittberun9, entipeprr fir cine
3citou9 ccer fir tmmerwdbreno 9eseH Sers
LUTTE coer St6aren purcb 8euer in Der
9tabt unp auf Dem 2anbe, oil ,6GuIern
Stbcuern unt @ebdupcn alcr 2lrt; an 5auss
aerdtbe, Sanfnanns9ittern Qfroen, Ninos
Uich, NferboucrFu9nilIe, gcmmsreieae unb
lSatrifsStcoe unp Ser6tbitbaften Don jeoer
Sruennuns ; Sbiffcn uub bereu $aoltns i'm
6afeM fcwcbl ais WortsdtIebes uno @runp
Nenten, nnter pen b6cbIt 9Nnitlsfen Berins
gun9eu.
Wlit Geinebe fir 8er1tberuna (SmIuranee)
III 0ert6 gauntp, ooer fir eini9e Selebrun9
nter Slelen Se9enltanc, wenoe man ftb per-
ttnlib cocr ourcb sBriefe an Jobn 8. Eis
boree, Netbte 2(npalt, 0rudersi pes8erfs
unb Stbuplfiu Scarnals, Neaoiua, spa.
55orton St9cJ9tri,aeL pre1 1psnt.
4. Krumbbaar, Setretdr.
Direftote:
Wortcn McW1lebael, @tarles Stofee,
Sricpb QDpoo, 2(rtbibalp Wriabt,
sD s. <a9uerenne, Samuel 3cwnIenp,
glijab 0aaet, 81. Is. Dcnrop,
@barlse I8. @cbreiuer.
Neaon9, 0loOemher |. tO.
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Jteue, inDot9e uno Npblfeile
. putmo0erei!
e. SSbillip Ssan,,tcr,

loutmatber, mobt bsrmit Den Stir9ern pcn
Nsacin9 uno Der lIn0t9enb bcfnnnt bns or iId,
in Geoon9 neu etobIirt bat unb ttin @eltDaft
in allen po;u 9sbSrenosn 3mei9en bstrsibt.-
Ssine 9Gcrfltdtte 1T in ber Giio 4ten Strase,
noDs bei Sca5' (,plSboft, no man fprtpdbrsno
ltneen miro ensn 9rr6cn @orratb prn
Scape, l7utria, Gator, EuiIiden, nups
peo uno rpotcnen Stiten,
pon ollen Wooen umb Tornlsn. @r mirb fid)
ouf6 Ssife bem,tbsn ourb quite 2lrbsit unS bi>
U9s Yreiie Die @unif ber &unosn III 9sminnsns
bic ibm NIT ibrm 3uprube bssbren n,69en
nno lopst 2tle b6ilitblt ein anSurutn mp isis
un @crrotD Su bcitebti9sn.
Scitsllun9sn mercsn bonfbar an9encmmen
unb fbnell unb pinftliD belcr3t.
0ieobin0, Mai Ii. IS.
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2ln ote freten uno uuabban9tgen
Stimn9eber oon Serf6 GauntD,
Sreunbe uuo 0Witbnrger!
Dnrb bic 9Itiae Nuflnuntcrun9 SieIer
8reunpe te,pc9eh ttcI!e ieb MIDI in bic Neibe
ber ganoieaen bic fit has
Ssberifs 2gmt
beransfpmmen, uno crIuebe gutb, mid bel
Der tcmmcnpen Oetcter l8abl nit gurcn
@timmcn unc gurem ginfnb gu beebrsn.
SIN Sail icb 9liflth aenua icin Iotlte cine
Mchrbeit Gurcr Stimmen 3u cvbaltcn, bers
ptlltbte icb mid auf Q5crt mD gbrr, Ole OF.
lleScnbeitcn bcs 2lmtes trcu unp c5rIitb, unb
natb meiner bcIten ltcberScuauna gu perpalten,
uno ,perre nie 2(NlAb Sur ltn3ufricpcubcit NIT
melnem amtlitben Setraacn arbrn. Wlit pics
fem 8crfprecbsn unterSeitbnc itb atGtun96pnu
nener 9ccbrtrn m1ttir9er er9cbener
sSrcnno rno 0iener
Sotn Nptte
Scrn 2ounitbip, Mai %. bW.
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Der NeDlitDe Tor1tber,

O0er
Slief ouf bic Sontroperie swiftben 0rn,
Steinba0er uno 9rn. 8erg, poroea
babt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober
1912.
9as san5e Berftben, bettsbeno aus arp5lf
Seften bat ole 91rr0e rerlai1tn emo lit nun
in pielcr Oruferei icipobl in ein,elnen 6efs
ten ,pe i'm GanSen 5uiammen sebeftet NIT
farbi9sn ltmitbldaen, su babeu Das 8ans
&c biloct MIN ein 594 Geiten itarfes 8ueb,
oclIen Snbalt fir gbritten aaer @cnfefflcnen
nnc tcicnoere fir peutitbe Satbclifsn, Iebr
intersnant 1T.
Nearin9, Sept. 12.
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Nn ole frcien uno unablln9i9cn Gr-
lplblcr bon Verf5 Gaunty:
0littir9cr!
grmutbiat burd bic iCbr 9rp6,
mnthl9e llntcrttisuuA mcltbc Sbr mir ttl
frnberen 8ee9enbeitrn Qeaebcn penn t5 glls
re Gtlmmcn fir oas 2lmt erbetcu, tteUe ltb
MIDI lplcoer Dor Cub ais elm gnpbat fir
s fDrrl lff,
6ei Der aGsemeinen QBabl I'M ndcbtten Otto:
Der, uno criuCbe Cub acbtunasrpH I'm Cure
lIntrltnbnna nno Gllrcn giuFub. gntb fit
Uer9an9ene 8e9lntt9unacn aufritbtia unp
ber5llcb banfeno, bare itb nur bin3usuf,qen,
oab tpcnn itb Die Gbre hotcn IrIlte er,piblt
3u lpsrpen, tcb MIDI pcrfebts bic pfihten
oee lmtes init ltrparteIibfcit, O1cnI nItbltbs
fett uno auf IrItbe 2trt 3u erftllen bos bae
Solt im AN9emelnen bantt 5ufrieocn Iein
,pirt. Hcinrid) Sb6ffcr.
Sts5;s 1;si i1''n'5G'P' a. 1SG4, 5 soe.