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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
POKoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY
OF Della ware
NOTICE,

NOTICE u hereby given, thai an election will
~ he neld on Thursday, The "a h dny ApriI
inst. al Tho several places appointed by Law, in Ohio
county. 10 choose one III person Ia represent, The
District. composed OF the counties Of Ohio. Brooke
Tyler Monongalia. Marion. Preston. Randolph and
Barbour. in The next Congress or The United S,o,cs
Also, one person TO represent The county of Ohio. in
The ncxi llonse O. Delegates Of Virgrnia; al The fol.
lowing places. and under The supe rinleniance of The
ing gentlemen. viz:
~ The C1H HnS--Lewis Bayho. Benz, min =
Kelly. aud George Cous.
A. the House OF Jno D Foster. in Triedelobio
Hugh MiIligan, James Vance, ond Robeu wi.
liamsop.
! The House Of Washington l. Biegs. in The town
OF West Liberty John Bra!y, Jusephus MIniyre,
and Levi Mills.
A'so. nj The same time md plsces rs above named
there will be n poll opened for the election of three
suitable persons. Ia serve as overseers Of he ponr
Tor Ohio cUuniS ; under The f~,llpwing order Of IN.
County Court. April Term, lS45.
Ordered. that the county III Ohio. shal he a district
Tor the election of three OvcIseers Of lie Poor. for
sanb county. and that The sheriff NJ Ohio county he
aud Is hereby, directed IN open n poll, 6r said
%elcciinn. on the fourth Thursday Of The present
month OF April. and that he is further directed 4,
give due notice thereof; said poll 10 be hold al The
same lime and place of The slate election.
w MITCHELL ID. S.
M 10 For y farDaH. Sheriff:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

oHNSroN & BERRYHILL have received
- aud "peneda fesi, spring supply of sensonahle
ana desirable goods. which they are sell ing very
cheap anu last IN fact We have been so bus,ly en-.
gagged IN selling. that we had like TO have forgotten
TO advertise Those wishing to purchase cheap AID
desirable goods will please call soon. ap s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
JOHN NJ OREH & co.
MERCHANT TAILORs.

NJ w corner of Baltimore and Charles SIS.
BALTIMORE
V constantly OH hand. an extensive rs
IL soflm.ti Of French, English and American
CLorEs. C~AssiMEREs. vEsTiNes. &c. Of their own
importation. or purchased With cash from importers,
or foreign or domestic agents. which they are pre-
pared 10 make up IN The best and most fashionable
style, NJ short notice.
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING READY MADE
On the second flor Of their building. gentlemen
Will always find n general osSsrmsni Of superfns
and medium cloIbIng, tho work and style Of which
they will guaranty 10 be equal 10 anything hat Gun
be made.
Va PRICE oNLY;-The price Of every
article ia distinctly marked in figures.
Baltimore. April % ow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
~REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

TT I I 70 t'h. II, !" TIT NOIETIuWy ut ne NHTket ON
Thursday The 2ith day al April al IL o'clock O m
5lh Company al M"zier's tavern on Friday The 25Ih
day Of April al III O'Clock u. M. 9th Company nj
Eckhart's tavern On Saturday Tie 2G,h duy uf April
at III o'clock, u. m.
BY order Of o, +. Kelley, Colonel.
AS GLENN, Adjufant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
ATTENTION TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
CENCERN.

' MIA I. whereas. there is an ordinance in rel,-
IL lion TO streets and Alleys Of the city Of Wheel
ing, and whereas there ore q number OF ne snns
HAT are violating said Ordinsnce and liable 10 be
lined ~ any sum mol exceeding 90 dullars-perhaps
they would do themselves n Kindness 10 pay some
attention 10 The 2. 8. Q. IS and 10 sections Of sad
ordnance, or they will he attended 10 by The soitn-
u cs ~huse dug u is 10 see that they ne observed.
! Als'. persons owning Digs, and permitting them
no run OF large "i'huuI Collars on their necks. with
The owners name thereon, will he fined. miles. al.
tended To Immediately A so, Hogs that sae no,
registered according 10 law. will be taken up and
sold. Five days will be given NJ nm indulgence.
np4 MURRAY, City Sergeant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
packages Of Boots and Cha, 8.
ALTMAN s. MAXWELLa

WE jnsi received q in,gs aud W. n select,
stock al Fashionable B..p's aLJ SIn,s. ,u,,,
Oie ir spring and summer wear-uur s,,,k c,uss
in part rs ioilpws,
.4i pair mems 6ne calf stitched aud perc,d boo,.
10 do do peegeJ morocco a.,
96 do do DO seal a.,
96 do do heavy calf and kip a.,
2OO pair mems fine morocco nui l,icrs
ZoO 81, d. DO cali mour,cs
60C do do heavy cali Ind kip do
zoo DO 90 common kip and eoIrse do
2O0 do do best coarse munn"es
lO0 do do seal nu Lders so d. do gai,cr boot,
500 do mems morocco slippers
200 do d" cali aud morocco pumps
100 Do Go seal do
400 pint boys b, 81 H., monroes
pun To Go c,mmon kip do
$50 do do cali aud morocco downings
200 do do mnroccc slippers
lis pair youths Gne calf aud morocco shoe,
400 do do kip nonroes
500 pair childrcn's Iegscd grain shoes
400 do wUmen'se cali and kip lace btv,.
200 do do hid and goat boots
100 do do gsiicr do
100 pr ladies bin & cold hlf gni,crs OF v,riuu. Kind,
4OO do ladies' calf and murutco hu,kins
sO0 do Ito pcgged kip shoes and buskins
suo do do seal peeged shoes (low pricr)
3uO do do Md slippers (low Iri,e)
auO do do seal and morocco slippers do
20D do do g~ambruon do do
s soo 90 ladies' tine KID spring hcelcd slirpc.
ooU 40 40 common do do do
iUo do do b"ai ded morocco buskirs
ioO do do Md Walking shoes aud bu.kiss
!.O Do do f"e md run.rd slips md huskins !
IuO 20 d. cold hid slippers. various kinds
do do Misses KID & mor'co slip'r.llow pr', |
SoO do d" spring heeleJ slippers
lo0 do do coi'i Mid SLIPPERS aud half CATERS !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
A. M. ADAMS 4 CO..
NO &c: MAIN STRCEr

F.7sHfO.NA BE We To CHANT TAiL0RS.
Have Just received i"sa the Easter. c,l,es. a
choice siosk ofGuSds fot G~~o,iemrn's wear. suitable
iot tue season.'ciec,ed by MIR II Gs.oo. Anon
their stock will he found
Sopsr6nc French aud English BaoAo CLcrus. OF
he best qualities and mos, perfect finish. O.
C~AssiasREs. plain and iancy. a very beautiful
aud superior assortment.
VESTiEGS: Our assortment oi Fashionable Silk
and Saiin Vesinnss. for style, Gnish and q%.aliiy
su'pa''es anything ever in tins city.
Fashionable Scarfs nnd Crovai,. S,orks. Gloves.
Shirts. "a heau'ifui pattern ready made.) &c. &c.
NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS.
We have received The N. York Spring Fashions.
and are prepared 4, answer oil orders in our limo
~ o s.ylo iers,ofsre unequa,lej in This cry.
sp 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
GOOD. M.

MI RS. 8. q. SHALLCROSS. respectfully
v announces that she has lust received The
LATEST EASTERN SPRING FASHIONS
And VIII open Oh Thursday. April l7ih. n hand.
come assortment Of BONNETS. DRESS CAPS,
kiBboNs. LOWERS, &c. at No 1852 Nam street
Ladies' will please coll nnd examine for themselves
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
HEAD QUARTERs.

IN b Our. Country Fsieads, on visiting The
IN city. will bear IA mind that our Office - re-
i1ovvd 10 infee doors = nth III Union. on MAJ IN ct.
JIG GREGORY & co Manage a.
RoBr ARMSTRONG. Ag NJ.
wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
DRY GODS,
NEW CAsn STORE.

3ldIkeftPoee (n,It door 10 Hudson y Morrison's1
NV GOODRICH. would respectfully inform
W . the citizens oil Wheeling. aud The snrroun.
nlng conhiry. thai lac hoe received his stock Of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS. and feels
assured, from Tho low prices hp purchased at, m
comparison with The first purchases Of Tho sens,n.
md The small proli he 10 delc rmincd 10 sell Tor, that
oil Who may favor him with a cali sill meet " iih
cn"re 's'isfsciisn. lie will noi lire The reader by
'numensiu'g all she articles lie has on hand but
sdiers 'hem io the small bills. lie invites oil TO
come aud examine for themselves, and will insure
ahem 'he besI bargains of ihe season. 90 Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Edward Pullman g. Co, compliments.

Edward Pullman g. Co, CON plainanis.
Us.
John Stewart ond others
N CIiANCERY-ln The Circuit Superior Courl
II Of Law am' Chancery ior Ohm coInn;
In pursuance OF a decree rendered hy The said
Court IN The above named cause, on The 9Th day OF
febrnary.loi5 The undersigned, deputy for Peter
Yarnall, Sheriff IL Ohio county. and n,iing % Com
missioner in ihis hshelf, will. on Saturday lie 3nI
Gay Of May, 1915. proceed Ia sell Lots No ~ and
~ III we town OF Triadelphia, in said county. The
sale will lake place on The premises.
TfRMs: The above Lots will he sold IN a credit
oil SIX. Twelve and eighteen months. payable IN
equal ~Ialmen bearing interest from The Jay Of
sale. taking bond and security fiom the rurcha or
Tor The same aud deserving the title 10 said Lots
Until the same he paid.
MITCHELL, s & Commissioner
COOP. M. al BOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
JEKEMN TAVV.nR

LoLf Living and Dying. with Prayers. con
IL Inning the complete duty Of a Christian, h,
jeremy Taylor. For sale by
op 10 JOHN J HASWELL. UrIon street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

WIN me hundred and ore other kinds Too numerous
=" de''gna'c' "ll Of which hnve bcen selrcIcd wirh
'ue '"u a"en'i"r'. aud will no disposed Of Whole.
sale or Retail At az low prices q. they can b. NJ,
chased west Of The munhiains.
MERCHANTS Wishing 1, rurches.
" small assortment. either by The package or dozen.
VII do well To call and examine my stock, ar | am
~eonhdeni l can supply Them ai prices that canno,
,a'i TO please Thankful for the l,serul patronage
heretofore extended to me, snll solicit and shall
aiidenvor 10 merit q continuance Of The same.
ALSo. ALWAYS un hand a large and general as
sorlmenio i SiVe Stock aud Shue Findings. IIemlock
and Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Bot Morocco onJ
d Skins. Lining md Bndine Skins. GaIloons. Buor
Wehbs. She Figs, Shoe Niils. Tacks .Shue TN, nal,
oi The hssi quality. &c &c. Boat and Shoe Mann.
'ac'ufers VIII mud that ! can furnish them wiih nj
most every thing IN Their line Of business. on good
Terms Ops SAML McCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

DONNET RIBBONS & FiJOwERS.-La Ladies
CfaSais mud Neck ties. Jacconc, and Sw ISIS
tdg'ngs aui inseriihss. Thread Iaces s,ni i.ls..ss.
Just received. SENSENEY s. RHODES.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

tHrE GCODS.-P Plain Jaouneu nua Cam.
w brio Mus'ins. figid aud striped du. Pain G..e
S"tA hlsslin. Lace Striped. new style. do. Is..h
L ne"s. unusually low.
ape SENSENEv g. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
LOTTERY,

NIENNNDNTN EOTTEKY.
Class 10, t"r 1915. 10 he dawn NJ Alexandria I'd
y on s inrtay. April 10. 1915. 66 numbers. N
drawn haliuis.
pssa OF $4,000 prize Of 10000
~ 5000 5000
I 5000 100 INN
Tickets slO-a certificate Of package will bo
sent Tor 81 SO, shares ia pmp,riion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
MiLLINERY-MRS.

"a MiLLINERY-MRS.
to s~aS a WHEAT. respectfully
~ 'nf"rms her friends. and ,h-
/ ciizens"fw Wheeling generally
@ tina, she has established her
A self in this ciIy. aud taken
tho house. Nor,hwe est corner OF Market and Oni,cv
streets, where she will execute oil orders for
Millinery of any kind, promptly. f%auhfulIJ lash.
ionab'y. and al mojcrnie prices.
She has ieceived The spring and summer Fashions,
anu hi'ters herself that her experience M ,he
business, mud her ,f,ns iu please, will procure for
her q share "f pubic patronage
N. b. Straw md Lrghorn Bnners. cleaned
altered and pressed. in The nearesl Vie, md M,
short nuiIce I'm nm IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

"A l.
ltOOo lbs oak Tan s ,arish sole L.nih-r
'OOO do lcml' ok tan DO do 40
3OO do country sale do do
w jOzeu ccrFisv booi morocco ,kins
10 'o Madras d. do d,
y d. fine curri,o hid ,,
5 do brush d., a.,
. do pink Inning skins 10 deg far lininyS
w a." oi'din; .kins $50 lbs herl s,asa.i,s
loOo papers Ui 4. 8 and 8 ouot,s iacks
20 hnshe!s Boston shoe pegs essor ed sig,
loo HIS No besI hali bleached shoe Thread
2OO d" N" 10 blcuchrd and green Ito
T'ge'hsr with bto' wchbiog. bnor faces. black
ape, bristies. mi shoe blocking. tNis.oo'. hes.
warranted Z" he a first rate nriit le)- Al.u 30 dozen
lnens nhd boys summer hats .f d f,ten, kinds.
Ihe ahove stock has .hcrn selected IRON he manu-.
'"ci"rers with gr"n, care. expressly Tor the re,al
'ade. aud which We cnn recommend To our
E'"s'om' IN MS heiug first rate Articles. oil If which
I'VE VIII sell extremely low for cash
Our Old cns'omers anj The public, nre respecifuliy
'h'iied Ia call and examine our stock. aud Ne
pledge ourselves ID sell ~ good an article. and a.
any oiher sore in Wheeling, Country
merchants viii do well 10 give us a ca,l he orc
os we shall hu enabled 10 sell them
boosts ard shoes by the dozen very low Tor cash.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
VIEW BOOK BINDERY.

~@T ESHE subscriber would inform
HIlA IL hs friends and the public grn
S&SalA orally. Thai he has opened a b nde.
A@lI' ~ on M.in street, one DOR nurh
I8q~lE If D"rsey's Lottery office. and j.
- prepared 10 dc Binding NJ he short.
cs' nuIre.
Black Books Of every description, Ruled to nny
pattern. and Bound Ia order.
Periodicals.. Music. Sc bound IN a nea, md din.
table style. Old Books rebound, Librones renamed
&c.
Orders from any part Of The country attended 10
with prompnhde. JAMES nj EWING
np Sf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
PAPER, PAPER, PAPER.

d u HORNBROOk would in, tie Tie alien.
~ lion oi pure hasers, to their stock Vi WriIn,
"f"pp,Hg' P"sI Office. Bic''ine. Tissue. Tea aud
sand Paper. which they will sell as low o. my IN
The city. "
Rags, Ginseng Beeswax and Snake Root iukcn in
exchange oil The highest market prices. sp9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
,nrrrnv

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
II'ss W, ior 1915; Ia be drawn Al Baltimore. on
"Wednesday. April %. lSii. 20 Nos--I5 J,awo
ballots.
prize i So 600 prize Of $500
4NOo 1000
IVA LOU lO O09
I'keis 50. A ccnifsuie Of package OF 90
whoie "kels will DO sen, for sl05. Shares in 70.
portion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

,uO do do pegged morocco buskins
Iiuo do do kij aud moros ca waking shoes
$40 do do calf and m.,oc,, lac. ~.
30 10 do Kin nnd grained a..
700 do eh.lIreni. E,ncy ,ho,. aud ha,f ,,,.,.
200 do do cold k,d Lr,o,s and ,ukl. ,,s
200 do do black Md b-,,,
100 do DO do ankl.lies
EoO 40 do seal aud mor"cco do
500 do d., zeal and m,m.co b,,,,
.60U do do DO ,n ti,N miro,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

Is now receiving and opening the larces, and mo.,
extensive assortment Of Boots md Shoe. Ut ever
k'Id quality aud desc ripion. that has ever been al.
iered in This market, among which may be found:
IO0pnIs Mems Light Summer B.nts;
20Odo . do, Stout Calf Boots;
260 do do KIP B ,ols;
SUI do do Ligh, Calf & Morocco Monroe,;
600 do do Kip Brosans;
looO de Womens Kid d. Seal Slippers. low price;
oo0 do 90 KID Slippers (f good gnaliry;)
aoo do do Lace Boots Of every kind aud
quality;
I0O do do CATER Bo,is;
200 do do Hall CATER;
SUD y d" do Morocco Shoes Of every 81, l;
2oO do do Srnl and Calf do do
l3O0 du Childrcnis Shoe, Of every kind price and
s'y'e on hand-a full and complete assortment of
Mems 'ys' and Youths Thick Work of every de.
srripiion. A very large variety Of Boys, Youths
and Misses Liehi Work for summer wear; Together
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class l03 Tor lS45, drawsst Bnl,imore. Ar,;l an
lo4o. 80 num!ers-l3 jnwn ballots.
pHzs VI S2O,O00 I prize of as 900
~, 2'oOO 10 1000
IO $40
lickeis S5-a cerIi:nie Of n p.ckago Of 25
"ho'e tickets viii be sent for $40. shaIes in pro.
pcftion. All orders shah he promptly attended to.
ROBr ARMSTRONG. Agent.
Fer G Gregory * Co. aud successor To
- MCLARKE. Wheeling. Va.
The drn wings will be regularly sent to purcla.
sefs' by The Wheeling Argus u save postage.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

WARm wEATH HER. Block up yonr 6r,
p'%esa Have you examined nASwELL's
beautiful assortment Of FIRE Board Pauero.S noI IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

ID UssIA IRON GRATES-I sill mike to Of,
IL der. those highly useful aud beautiful articles
which ndd so much 10 The beauty, rs " ell as cum
fort of rarlor; and NIL kinds If job work on the
shories, notice. and on most reasonable terms.
up 81 THOS G CULBERTSON, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

HNANCtNG ACADEMY-MR YEO. fta. l.,
~ ihtom he Ladies and gentlemen of Whso-
iug. thnt he his iakcu SOnetc.s Hall. Ghe rusn
formerly u%ernpied Ivy himl fr Tvs elto weeks. The
juvenile rlass will meet on Thursday ahcruo,s,. q,
four otcl ~. o. Saturday Irenosp0 e. tvo o'ci1ck.
r. ,orrnem,e 80 fhufstoy ~ e. .Srri. ISIS
Terms same ~ iss' sresn. spIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

LSO, Fishing Hooks Of oil descriptions. Call
and see them 81 J a. T HORNBROOK'S.
Whoiesale and Retail Variety store, Monroe street,
between Main and Market, Wheeling. Va.
op 10 @
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-27
Serbeiratbct.
.AO&A0OA

-bnreh ben ebrn. Srn. 9. O1illcr, am Is.
sDaai, Ssrr Jcbm 3. Sebafcr BON pbilapel.
pbia, mltWi6 8sbsfa 9robcter y. gumru.
- onreb ben gbrn. 5rn. QBm. pauli am 5.
1aat Serr Jobn alinf BON Union, mitOnt
eltiabetb 3err BON Unity.
-am 18ten, 6err 2usuIt Shtnfelber nit
DllB Sarab &reiIbsr, Don Neapins.
-bureb ben ebrp. 5rn. s Sosrpsl, am II.
Olai, 6err Sobn B. NIT D1i6 gbrllth
ana Wloper, bsice bon Nctslon.
-ourtb ecm ebrw. Srn. s. u. O1. Ssllsr, ain
8. Wlal, Serr &epi 6leltcr nit Dli6 belinda
SdbontelOer, tsipe bon bier.
-bnrtb ben gbrm. 5rn. 9. lllrieb, am 3tsn
sUiai 5r. Daniel $ebo mitOliB BU1aria $ensel,
bsloe bon Snlpcbcfsn SaunIebip.
am 4ten, 5err Sobnatban Baltorn init
WiB Wlaria Surr, tsioe bon Bethel.
am Item, 5r. SrieOrieb Shuls, init W1i6
efbsr Gerbart, teips bon Numanstaun, >is
bancn gauntD.
Am lsten, ioerr glias Sitter init Oli6 Gu:
ianna 2Ssnrieb, beipe bon 6sibslters.
-pureb ben gbrw. 5srrn SIaae Gtllcr, am
II. Wlat, 5err &cpi Sritfb nit W1is Sarab
lima Yang, beice Don $ansItbwamm.
Am l8ten 5err qepi 5ottsnifeiu nit D1it
Ularta Bauer, beibe bon Wtaratannp.
--sbenfalls, 5srr Sobann Merb init D1if
Ularp Siebsr, ttioe BON Wlaratatpnp.
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in WaIbinatcn Taunfcbip, Tcrfs gauntp
arenlenb an Qanc bon - @cbemp. .Sfuben
Sreil unb Gncrer; entbaltsnb 55 uder, fei
ss mebr cber wsniaer, fporauf erriebtet int
eln 5ipelifbfigtes ifeinerncs 0Bobnbaus, itei=
nerne Shener nno spumps NIT waIer nabe
eriaafsr 2Sobnuna. -Wiro psrfauft aIs Ell.
9enfbnm bon Triebrieb gteicenauer.
Sreltaa, Den 6. SUM l945, Slahmittaas
nm ltbr, am Safbaufe pon 6cinr,eb Sob,
III Dlarata'pnp 9aunIctip, Brts gauutp,
cine ae,plhe 3Dcbnuma uuo @triet <ano, liss
aeno Ill W'aratawnp 9aunft ftbip, 8ertsgaun
fp, be0rsnst clrt $ano BON earl $. Ser:
man. Salcmon Sieafrier. 9aniel 5elfrieb
llnp Anoerer &; entbaltenp 1870 lfer, mcbr o.
oct ioeniaer. 0ie 0ertcGerunaeu 0no Gin
5melltofiat itetnernrs 18rtnbaus, Gtb,psi.
3srlfeener, net,t einem Sprinabaus, Nrenne
rst uno anrern S(etenaebduoeu. 2(uf Dem
Sermtaen tcfnprt (ltb audi einSprins trun.
ncn berrIltben Bai1ers nabe teim 6auis.-
;Dlro rertauft ais eiscntbum pon 9apip
&. Grim
SlenltaM ben 10. sunni l945, ilm l ltbr
Naebmttaas, am @aitbauIs Don 9Sm. Sb.eE
man, IN Setbel Saunfblp, Serfs gauntp :
cine 9eplile 1Dobnuna unb 9trit $ano, lies
aeno IN SetbcI 3amGebip, Serts gauutp :
bcarsn5t purcb $ano bon Spcter Stnp, Seors
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Anosrs; entbaltcnb $50 2fer, mrbr corr
psnasr. Sis 8ertedernnasn ltnc Gin i,uei.
ltofiat prttsrseborbetcsSlotwobnbaue,tl6e
ttrnes $ebnebaus, SlcfIebap II. Slceittcucr.
ltnaefabr bic 6dlfts bee $anccs 1T rhustar
.Dlro ptrfanft ais eisentbum BON Sobn
Srieebtaum.
Olitnpctb, cen II. sunni 1S45. um l llbr
Statmlttdae, am @altbauie BON Sobm Sd:
ger, IN Sernpille, Serfs gauntp cine ae.
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Ober sulpebcfen 9aumitbip, 8ertsg auntp,
rntbaltenr so Ifrr, mebr orcr ,peniarr srcr
5eno an eano bon Scbn Nieacl, Saccb BEL.
man, ss5aert spbllips uno uuo ScbnSpeicbtr
Ole Sertriierunacm ftnc cine Sebcnrr BALI
Stsln. balt Srdm, 76 bel Sc SuB, pumpe
uno :lBaiierqurc. etsnfaIls : Elm ancercr
Strtd qanS, 9cleasn i'm ermdbnren SauuItb.
ct'pa 5 Olellen pom Otisen; tntbateno 90
Afrr, mrtr oeer ,peniaer bsaren1t purc,
sano bon Sobn &lcin, Oario 5aaf uuo On.
ccrer. .-oHiro pcrtauft ais giseutbum BON
18,aiam Sebritp
elnaeScasn. nnter grsfuticn aencmmeu
unb miro pertauft, Orn
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erbetsn mire, Die cs b6tbit ucrtbeilbaft fins
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