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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-02

toni aud All the Farming Utensils and articles oi House
hold and Kitchen Furniture % every description
veyed in the snid teed Of trust by the said JOAN Nj
Harvey.
A two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. with
iis oui buildings and appuTensnces. the Of
buchanan and on The Valley Road leading South west
from that place. and the lot Of land which il IL su-
s,ed. containing Acres and % square poles, con
veycd by VIM Il. MITCHELL in said deed OF trust, the
whole property handsomely improved.
The Mount Joy Farm, and Farm Of 2S Acres. Lum.
House, and House and Lot Of Acres, and Lot
veyed by WIN. Il. Mitchell. will be sold the prems.
rs, the Personal Property. conveyed by J. NJ Harvey
will be sod on the Mount joy Farm. The other Land
will be cold in Buchanan at the front door Of the Bu
chanan Hotel.
The sale will commence, Buchanan.a the time In
dcaed above and will be continued fro day 10 day ill
all the property shall be sold
TERMS.--For the real property. ouc,t,ird Of the
purchase moaey will bs mquired in cash and The
residue, in iva equal ins,a mens. credit Of and
years will be given, the deferred payments To he
cured by god personal security aud the reicnln vi the
equitable lien upun the land. The Slaves will be- sold
cash. and the other personal property, credit of
six months tor all sums over five dollars. the purcha>
giving bonds with good personal security fur the
amounts Of their purchases ot sums under five dollars
the cash will he required,
Acting as Trustees we shall CONVEY only such title 10
the property sold is vested IN by the deed Of trust
WILLIAM W. BOYD.
The above sale is advertised and will take place lth
my consent aud appreciation.
JOHN NJ HARVEY.
Feb. g wtSMh
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ed that this excited feeling is sulxidng and ,ha
returning conhdencs is again apparent. Money !. ea.,
hui not cheap. and We do no, expcc, iha, |, will be
any time Throughout the ensuing year chrspa. VA.
In ls4J.
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NlOl1NT.DOY,

containing. by survey recently made. $40 Acres; d53
Acres OF which is in cultivation. and the residue wood.
land must al whrh is well lnhrred and Of thai " hcb
IA in cultivation 95 Acres are James River bottom. OF
the hest quality, and Tho residue upland mostly level
aud 81 snperur quality; and The greater part the w"d
land is emd soil wei, aiar pied 10 ,hc pr,ducn Of grain
of grass and such could be easily cultivated. The
Improvements On his farm ARE. very large aud com.
modious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-02
Baskenridee, N. j., Oct. 10, 1S45.

Boskenridee, N. }, Oct 10, ls45
Mr.. Seth ". Fowle, Boston:
Dear Sir perceive by all the newspapers that you are
the General Agent Of that very useful and highly popular
Medicine ca He'd Wisar's Bnlsam Of Wild Cherry. Allow
TO inform YOU sir that have used that medicine in my
family with decided success Last fall my wife quite
rck-had very bad cough consulted ph, scian who
visited her and prescribed medicine which did not
her cough. Al last he ordered DIR. WlSrARS BAL.
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. I Immediately procured a
bottle your agent in thi. places Mr. Daniel Doty she
took H. and cured her cough entirely. During the winter
had fever myself which ,.h me very weak and icebel
hnh severe cough, which troubled sometime; had
to your basam agan and found II highly bene6
cal, ~ns obliged, however, to take two bottles before
entirely we'll All who have bad Cdds sttttt Coughs
or d @cased Lungs, would advise totry DR. WlSTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY at once.
Signed, DAVID AYERS.
lam personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayers, and believe
his statement to DC aud entitled to the confidence fthe
public. Signed by
REV. OSCAR HARRIS,
Pastor OF the ist Presbyterian Church at Baskendge.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale by
d, Il. LYMAN, Druggist
Feb g (5) 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-02
EDGEyVOlgTm SEMINARY,

EDGEVOllrM Seminary,
L,nssrv. BEpvoRp Co. VI. Ft5
MRS u. v. LOMAx. having ssspcsted MRS
Wl JANE rAyLOE WORThtNG ron Ia the
management II this lnsWion its exercises will 10
'lnued, Upm the ssDe tsSms o. heye,O(vse.
The undersigned Trustees and PAifons ofthia Iaeaiu-
,ion take psssnss in assuring the public hst sspee
III twelve manths enables them To recommend Mrs.
h. V. Lomnx. a. . lady VIM hiss Ia every vesprs
redeemed the high repatsslon which presided hrs
They Satisfied that The connection announced sAsvs.
will ensure tn iise interested In fsmsls Educssa. ~
vnniages for thu improvement ofshs wiads ssd the fss
inatin Of The manners Of pupils inferior II Tss
ginia. WILLIAM TERRY.
WIN. NJ. DURWRl.t..
WIN. DICKINSON. Ja.
no. CAMPBELL,
J.. SHUMAKER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN. COOK.
CIV. WiNGFlELD,
jNO.F. SALE.
SAM'L.. KrTCHEY,
DR. THO. p. MITCHELL.
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
ARMSTEAD OrEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-02

Ms. :. h,nnba. No.. the 2Oth slt.. Mrs. MATILDA
vi. s@ssy Of this p'sce-respec,ed aud beloved BY
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NEW GOODS,
Y Il have received new AMI splendid stock Of


" NEW NaVVUSs
w have received new AMI splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
which in sddon To former supply. renders our as
ment complete, embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles Our customers will find every thing they de-
sire. and prices low they be sold at any 9th
er huuse in the place.
We have also on hand an extensive assortment OF
Hats. D.a,ts Shoes. &C. SC. which will be Uttered On
the most advantageous terms.
All persons in want Of Good Bargains. invited to
give u a call.
= GUGGENflE,lMER s. BROTHER.
Sept. % tslf
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LAOV N'OTICE.

W, L. oOooIN 4 J. o. i. 0o00xN,
ATTORNEYS ar Law,
TUAVING formed a partnership for the Prassics
III Of Law, under the style and irm Of
w. i. 4 j. GOGGlN,
will regularly attend the courts of the counties Of Bed
ford, franklin, Ranoke, Campbell and The corporathu
Of Lynchburg. Clients employing either of them. will
have the services ri both.
They will also give prompt attention to the security
and collection Of claims in the abuvs " any Of tho aJa-
cent counties.
Address Liberty, Bedford Co, VI.
Jln.5 w6wit
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THE 4 LY.4VeE CU.W8.
Tl1OSE CLOTH SACKS hsva eane, ~ lager.
,lemen and 10 Assad. Ain, M " hessifa'
Wo0xx414 Y1xV33 VDD9Db vhirh es
will sell Iuw lnl cash.
pARuAM I HOPKINS
Dec
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We have been favored with the following commerca
letter from Lo ndon -
LONDON, LIST JAN, 1876.
We have to report moderate demand tor tobacco Gu
ring tie past month, with olerably hrm though quiet
marke,;-the sales. which were almost exclusively III
uufscturer., aud consist Of Virginia and western
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Brick Dsreliing-IE0WSc,

handsomely situated, BRICK KITCHEN. SMOKE
HOUSE, EARN, and olhr building usual On n plan
ialion, mud GRlST-MiLL aud SAM MILL. Th,s
land, IN addition I" It's many other advantages Affords
several eligible sites for The npc'aiin. ol Mills other
machinery by water, On Looneys creek which passes
ihrugn pnrt of ".
The Lumber llonse at the month Of l.ooney's creek,
IN Jnmes River nav ocropiedhy WIN. i. Hardy. with
The snd on which II ls situated lying between Tho Road
and the River AVID the Creek containing one Acre and
halt, (the boundaries Of which will be r"nied ont
The day Of sale. which Is conveyed aud Will be sold
SCI ara'rly from the Mount Joy Farm.
Lot VI Land detached irom Tho Mount joy Farm.
containing about Acres situated the Valley Road
leading South west rom Buchanan. and adjoining The
lot Of VIM. X. Mitchell advertised heow, which has
all The necessary convenences for lhe pnIpuse, aud from
its location would an,rd desirable situation Tor Tan
Yard.
And the following Personal Property, to vii: ~ Ne,
gro MIN, two Negro Women, two N,pru Girls nearly
ur,wn n Cprrayr and HARNESS: and a nunhc of
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mrs. uDENRIOtJEs,
LY.V'CHHURG .1C.1DE.NY.

ToNtlE next session OF this institution will commence
4 Monday. the 9th OF February and cluse in July,
at which time, there will be an Examination and public
Exhibition.
Better facilitate the progress Of the student. and
maintain dicpIinr there Is nuw flung upan adjoining
foon as a study Tor the more advanced, that they may
be entirely separate from the junior classes during schol
hours.
minor department az moi to leave "a stone uhiriied."
II. r. SMITH. A. b., will continue Teacher Of the
Ancient and Modern Languages.
DAN SMITH, JK. Principal.
Feb q WIN
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EXCHANGES.


Checks on New York, per ct. prem.
Baltimore do
Boston do
Philadelphia do
New Orleans par
St. Louis to per ct. dis.
Charleston par
Nashville iol do
Louisville itolt do
Cincinnati stol do
Bank Notes North Carolina per CT dis
South Carolina | per CT. dis
Tennessee g, per Ct dis
FREIGHTS UP AND DOWN THE CANAL.
Tobacco, leaf (per hvgshcad) w
Do manufactured, (per box) III
Flour. (per billy Toto l2i
Bar Ina, (per ton,) w
Pig Iron, (per tony Oo
Lead and Shot, (per tony OO
Plaster, (per tony w
Salt, 1per sack,) g.
Fish, (per barely lz'
All other (per iOO) Soup; 10 down.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-02

The valuable Plantation situated an james River
about a mile from buchanan, on which John NJ llarve
now resides, known as
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

him to talk mp Sighass aud sew him, for
She caa prove that he had been yeery at
tentiv 10 her, and old Missus Minton can
talk her oath ihaLshe seed him talk the
him book from Mehi,able in church, and
saw him and Mohitablc whisper together;
and then old Zechariah White can swear
thai ho seed EN- going 70 the woods toge-
Their and that she leaned on Sighlass's arm,
There never was SIGH dreadful case of
seduction done in these PARTS md Miss
Floyd that belongs 10 The fee mail moral
reform society his been round with pa
per TO hav' il sined by everybody 10 get
SighIass PIT into the county jail, and thar
is gpin 10 DO track rii about il.
So mother and Mehiiable wanted shud
rite letter all about il 10 be put into your
paper, to see II the Bosiown folks wouldn't
send constable up here to take Sighlass
Up and haY' him put in prizzin'.
Yours TO sarvc,
Boston pdper,l 0BED.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
MtsseIIamp.
Lifc's Lesson should be.


Forget not--regret not
The Joys that have fled,
Though sweeter and fleeter
Than fresh odors shed
From the jessamine cup,
Or the bright chalice hid
From the gaze Of the sun
Meath the yiolets lid.
Forget not--regret not,
Hope ever should burn
The incense Of love
In her fraternal urn;
Shedding glory and light
Ger the gems of the past
By time on the altar
of memory cast.
Forget not-regret not
Why should we regret,
While one star remains
That another has set!
And though all may have faded,
Others brighter by far,
Through the gloom may arise
Than one once-worship'd star.
Forget not-regret not,
Lies lesson should be
Like the stars that are hung
O'er the limitless sea,
A guide 10 our path,
Bright links Of the chain,
To lead US and bind us
To virtue again.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

abundance, and with the greatest ease
while In the southern portion, cotton, 10.
hacco, figs, lemons, olives, oranges, and
especially grapes, seem to find native
and most propilious soil and The marshes
about the mouths of the San joaquin and
Sacramento, may be easily turned into
some Of the richest and most beautiful rice
fields in the world.
Here, then, lies upon the Pacific coast
adjoining our western border, included be.
tween the parallels which embrace the
southern sections OF the United States,
md stretching norlhward 10 the southern
boundary of Oregon, a region Of county
capable of sustaining a greater population
Than now inhabits the entire American
union. Trayersed, through lis entire
length, and from its most remote corners,
by noble rivers, all concentrating their
waters, and forming at their common
mouth, the finest harbor perhaps ia the
world; Astounding in timber of the best
quality for ship building and all naval
purposes, easily hoaied to a common point,
and that The beautiful aud capacous har-
Dor of San Francisco; containing mea-
sureless water power, immense agriculiu.
raj resources, and all the elements which
nature can furnish Of national conse.
quence, it is yet shut ont from the inllp.
ence OF Christian civilization and aban-
doned to people who neither know It's
capacities, nor feel the pressure Of any
obligation to develope or expand them.
The aggregate population is probably
10000; the harvested crops in 1889
amounted 10 $4,000 bushels of wheat.
$4,000 OF maize, and $1,000 of barley
and the whole annual merchantable pro.
duciion Of the country, including cattle
and fiirs, It's staple commodities, is esli-
mated by captain Wilkes at less than a
million Of dollars. Nor is there any
thing in the history Of the country 10 in.
dace the hope that under its present con.
trol, it will ever attain that position, and
serve those ends in the great scheme of the
worlds civilization, for which Providence
has so clearly designed it,"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18


| TEXAS This new State contains NJ
area of 240000 square miles, aboundina
with large rivers, bays, prairies, wood
lands, &c., producing all those rich pro
doclions common to The temperate and tor
rid zones The lands are represented IL
be rich and productive beyond the mos
lively imagination Of the emgrant.
The longest river, the Colorado, has it.
source in the Rocky Mountains, 33 north
altitude and 81 long. west Of Washington,
aud discharges itself after forming firth
or bay into the Gulf Of Mexico, LAT. rs
and long. 20 milking It's course southeast.
The Guadaloupe Il a stream which will
rival the Hudson for beauty and magnili-
cencei il is.descrihed by a gentleman
occupying a high place in the judiciary
of Texas, in a private letter addressed 10
friend in this county, who has favored
US with its perusal, in glowing langnage
he says, 81 look forward 10 10 expect
ed event with more anticipation ofpleasure
than iha, of meeting YOU on the banks Of
the blue and beautiful Guadaloupe, at that
delightful season Of the year when hills
and valleys are clothed with that living
green mantle, which nature has not de
signed to cast in such proiuslon and beau
~ upon any other land, as upon this"
We have also seen letters from our old
friend, John D. Willinms, describing the
lands On ibis stream 10 be superior 10 any
thing he as yet ever saw--lhe corn.sialks
are so thick upon the ground that they
scarcely require placingin piles 10 burn
the soil is alluva prairie inierspersed with
groves Of live oak and pecan, from to
acres IN extent--eame tive all know Will.
Iams @ be a connoiseur,) is abundant for.
culinary purposes as well as for sbeef
sport provisions plenty but rather high;
lands are worth from s.! 90 % s 90 per-
acre and rising. Bat all, game, lands, &c.
IN the opinion Of our friend W., dwindle
into nothing-fali into inslgnicance when
compared to a widow (who has league
Of laud,) Of whom he has become ena.
INQUIRED.
The Brazos, Trinity, Nechns and Neu-
ces ure other rivers in that State, whose
bolt ms and adjacent country present a
fine county for agricultural purposes. -
The rivers generally favor commerce, in.
lernnl and foreign.
y is now supposed to be most practica-
lie for visitors q this country, to proceed
by water via N. Orleans and Galveston.
[Gailatia Argus.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

The following is on stree, in which
awyers abound, and at the foot of which
many boals are moored:
At the TOP q the street The attorneys abound,
And down ut the bottom The batses are fond,
Fly, honesty, dy to some safer reireat,
For there's craft in the river and crait III the
street
PREcocrry - Wonld You like me e
give you dollari" asked a lille boy d
eenile'nan'ho met in the street.
"Cerlainly," was The reply.
Every well, them" said the hoy. 9 do
unto others as you would they should do
unto Won"
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Niaoens lnb Somlmers
e + an f J. c it.

Sart's Garminatipe. @s 1T perIibert,
bab rieis an9snebms MsoiSin Den 9urehlauf,
bic Sclif, Ssrdmpfs, @riFn9sSbnsrjen, ebos
lera Wlorbus, Srubling5s une ScmnRrsSranfs
beiten furirt, unb bic llnorbnun9en bes Na9sns
unb Der @in9emcios, in 10, aus 20 8dllsn uno
in msniger ais Der baben 3sit, ,pcrn ss burtb
ir0sno anbsrs Wittsl berpirft nro. Sis III Bee
icnpsrS an9ensbm pon 8sihmaf uno SInoer
nsbmn lis wirtlib germ. Sie III alsib mirf'
fam fir erpahfens Qsricnen. Yrsls nur lS4
Gents bic Slaibe.
0NF3um Serfauf an nenm NasntittoftSs
uno Subifcbr, 9fcro Ste (@alowbilD Strass,
zen item tfsntIitbsn Gsbduesn 9eraps 9ss
9eniber, no ebenfaa6 gu boben if Su Den nles
brighten @itpsSoar9slbspreiisn Elm polleS 2(l:
fOrtement bon
Seutlben uub en9lllhen VllderrL
Var9ement, Sbeftrtakln, Gbrebs unbSriefs
papsr 10 oblfeie SldnfsSibcr non alien
&r6ben, 9intenAdisr, tlaue, rctbe unb ftmors
;s 9intsn, Oblatsn, Sbreitfoern &c &C.
Oeer3e Oct.
Nsaoin9, Wai -. SIN.
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l(n bie geibenoen. II.
ktemtfp's Gege,r Granel
U / Il { Il.

SicIs pinsn 1no rie teiten nnh ittbsrtten
fir osn rclbenpsn Stein ODER GraDcl (Srlssh
uno aIe Sranfbsiten bic aus psm 9Badsr ent.
itsbsn'; (le reinissn bic Slisrcn uno it'llen Die
Orsans pircsr in Oronuns, lte llnb larrsnb,
wnos unb waGcrtrcitenc, rciniacn unc ttars
Fen oen mlaacn, cr,pcfcn Hppetit bellen bas
6cpfpcb, Die 6artlstisfeit, winetoif, oos
>cit,psb, Disperfa .e.se.
OlcIes oacs 1T puvtb erfabrnna nne 3sua'
m1c beItdtst unc bc,pi'frn, uno ner its ais
sarirmttst aebrauebt, ,ptro iEittn ODER aar
mi6t BON rcn cbi9en Sranfbeitrn 9rpla9t
pcrpm.
Scbn &icnlrp, Wr. Or.
0<T3n batrn in ciclcr Drnfcrri nnt trl G.
QBu1aua,in oct Slo 7ten StraBc Ncaclna.
NJ preis 80 Gent bic 8cr.
Npril s. Nv.
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QSl0ti0c 8tfQnntmabuno.

llle Siejcnisen mcItbe StbIantb's &etcnes
@hen; ittcn 9etranett hatrn, ricnt CUR Slath,
gldtt, raB bon jcst al risic ,pirfiamc II. mcbl'
tbdtlae Olerl3ln jcbcrjct Su haten it, in SIC,
arlna, IN ccr Oruterei pieIer 3cituns unb
lei XarI QBifana in Der 7ttn Sra6s; in
Snstann in ecr 0ruterei brs 'Seitt .. 3rit :
in Otcr Scrn lei Wleltbior Serb, tei J.Nms
no unp az g. 6immcltrrarr'e 2Girtbsbaus
Ie; N 6anlbur9 in rcr "Getnellpct" 9rufe
rel in 3ulprbnfcn, ,unmeit N6brerstura, tci
Srbn Sscttel; in Wcmelsprrf tsi 9. Soft,
Siertraucr in 2prametaun al Senrltb
SNutfrr's Gtpbr.-gs 1T jrbrm mcblmei.
ncno acratben, nit btrIar O7cbSin einsnScr.
Iutb 5u maeben. Bcionpers iprtiam 1T 0e
tel W1uttcrweb, Scrfhmrsen 6r;flcpfen,
Wlanacl al e6lut, cosr pcnn Der maaen
ba6 GlIen niebt pertraarM mill, rkcn 70 ,pirfs
fam te Setcnlteben unp 0hfcnittmrr,en,
uno aub tri llncrrnunacn in Der mcnatliottn
Neniauna. SIR ecn tIausn Sai,en crr Sins
Der 1T lte icbr su cmpfrbIcn, ba fte brnitltcn
tinncn turScr 3eit eurirt
Srieorid1 5dlaud,.
Npril %. BY.
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8ier;ebn l6dbbare 9lrtifel.

/. Srenncr's Dcrmituge, - cine Ithere
Rur fir 1Whlmrr - jhaplos nnp an9encbm
su nehmen.
2. Bibicns Grtractor Delthsr Stbmler
pcn jspcr 9lrt ipcanimt, trpfne Sarbenb Sbeer
0irnib unD Wabs, pon Carpets cper Eleis
bern, cbne bic Sartcn pter bae Sntb 3u be
ibaoiasn.
3. Gonoonrr Slicacnspopicr - pas tss
fs bsrannte Dlittel Slie9en unp DiIfen gu
.6bten.
Gin 1ebrrrr Bsrtilacr Ger Staten, O,all:
e. Stpaten (Eeabcs) mo 4melien -unb
Elm anrsres fir wan5cn,
5. Bunn's Specific fir lauren Wassn,
6sr5trsnncn unr 98a1erbrdicbe, pcn ginen
Bet creijcbn Sabre 9cIlttcn battf, tcpcr CT
bas Mlttel entoeftc.
6. Or. Steucns's CRIME SaIbe fir bic
spell6. Sie tat nic pCrfehlt Su teiIcn.
7. ,arriien6 Iettersm6fd,.
8. Srcmone'o unaueltid>Iitbc Dintc -
nnitertrcffih.
9. Die 3uiammcn9cfcbte Gonfcetien y.
Setaen - jutt bic 0RGpiSin fir &inorr uns
Belbslcute; fle 1T anacnchm su nsbm'u.
10. Scf's antisbiIiiie Kr6utcrspiIlcn.
IL. 6unn's errpcebcnecs, ,paflcroicbs
tes Kleiifcr, fir VferpcaCIr birr, StiefeIn
&c. gs matbt ras scrcr 9clhmrici9 unc hdlt
nas QBadtr ot
IL. Dcs armcn >11onncs St.rFunass
pHaffer.
l8. Jafi,n'e Nurd1laufst11irtur, ,peI'
dc oen icblimmiten Surdlauf in peni9cn
Gtuneen belt.
IA. Jafion's Rubr.1Iirtur, cine 0cbere
nno lhnclle Sur fitr Die Nubr uno Scm'r.
srantbelt.
9ie ptlarn icbdBtarm Nrtifd mcrrcn i'm
SrcBrn 1t. Sleinsn pTtouft tci Z. &. Nor
sanSlc. 1.,9ho 5. Sra6c pblaoclpbia, no
Stcbrhaltcr nnp anrere pcrlebcu wcrrcn f6u:
ncn nit rsinrm afritanilhen gapcnnrsDfef:
fcr Nrnica Slumcn, Olcoisincn jepcr Nrt,
Sarbcn, Oclc, 8las uno 8irniiIe, at pcn nit
irl9iten Dreiicn. Bcrin9un9cn nur Soar:
Gelr. GRGcbneirct oiiss AopertiIcmcnt
aus nnc brinqt cs nit GuM.
phllaeeIph,@ SuIi Is, l845. %.
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Sr. Vehter'S
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