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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30
BoI.'TINC 0LoTEs.

T-US7' rece red C lot Of Tie Hit .3nke,'' brand
- Of Boiling Cloths. Those in cart Of The
article tviH do yell 10 g;re as call Jetore they
bug. WOOD g D.aNNEH +
pinehestsr Depot AefeA IS. !
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30
FOR RENT.

FnvHE subscriber will lent. privately, two
Il houses, with lots Of Land attached 70
each sufficient 10 support small families. For
particulars, enquire of the subscriber, resi-
ding at MIR. Kibier's, TWO miles west Of " ooI-
stock.
S. BULGER.
Dec. so. Ie47.-4t. -,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30
WHOOPING COUGH.

FEHlIiS distressing complaint can be cured
q by the use Of HENRYS COUGH
SYRUI, MEDICINE prepared from receipt
of an experienced physician of large practice
and high standing i'll the community. Four
children in one family we're rec emily cured
by the use of one bottle. ph, Gre an il,
Brownsville (Pa) writes that he has found
this medicine very efectual. especially in ca
ses of whooping cough The price is fifty cts
per bottle. For sale by &c.,
Dec 50 JOHN G. SCHMIrT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30

Below we give from the Union a
synopsis Of what took place in the
Senate, on Monday the 2Ulh, relative
10 the subjects embodied in the reso!u-
tons Submitted by Mr.. DIX of n. Y,
and Mr.. Calhoun, respectively
That our readers may properly Under
stand the proceedings, we give the
resolutions Of those gentlemen. Mr..
C.'s are as follows:
Resolued, That 10 conquer Mexico
and 10 hold it, either as province 81
TO Incorporate it in the Union, would
be Inconsistent with The avowcd OBJ
ice: for which the war has been prose
cn'ed; a departure from the settled pol
icy OF the Government: in conflict with
It's character and genius; and in the
end subsersive Of our free und popular
Institutions.
Rsso'ved, That no lire of policy in
The further prosecution of the wal
should be adopted which may lead io
consequences SO disastrous.
Those o. MIR. .. read as gollows:
Resolued, Tina, true policy require,
the government Of he United States tc
strengthen It's political and CONNER
cla relations upon this continent b.
the annexation OF such contiguous ter.
riiory as may conduce TO that end anl
can be justly obtained; and that nei.
Their in such acquisition nor in the ter
fi'olial organization thereof can any
conditions be cons'iuionaIIy imposed
or institutions be provided for or es.
tabI;>hed Inconsistent with the rights
oflhe people thereofto form free soy
ereian State, with 1ke powers and
privileges Of the oIigil,al members Of
the coniederacy.
ResoIred, That in organizing ter.
'i'oiial government for territory belong
ing TO the United States, the princi
pies of sell, govern'aen, upon which
our fcderatIve system rests will be bs 81
promoted-'he :rue spirit and mean
ing Of the Constitution be observed
and the confsderacy strengthened by
leaving all questions concerning the
domestic policy therein to the Legis.
latures chosen by the people thereof.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30

f LIBERAL ADVANCES made on consgHs
IL mvn,s Refer TO
J. I.sn.lsreet & Son,
w s. L. Wyman,
Siinglusl g nrvTies. yn,,,;n,r.
Tri.'n eros, Esq cash'r, o'''n0fs
And any other respt ctable
House in The city.
II. Nj. Brent. Esq. Cashier, Winches.
Jos. II Sherfald, Esq. Cashier, s ter. -.
Aud the Merchants and Farmers Of tile Val.
ley generally.
Baltimore. July %, 1847-6m
I5fockingham Register and S,auntor Spec.
tor will insert 6m and send one paper to
advertisers.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30

Importos;. from .feaico. News has
just been feyeiyes! tiom Mexico, that
Gen. ANNAYA was elected President
on the ll,h ull. and that he is favota-
bic 10 fs'-ohenIag negotiations With this
goyeraiurn, f"r ~ honorable peace;
and further, that he had despatched
commissioners to treat with MIR.
TRfsT. Bal. as Mr.. +. has been re-
called by The President, the PROPOSE
tons from the Mexican President will
have to be forwarded to Washington.
Ii is also reported that Gen. ScoTr
had arrested Gems. Pillow, WoRTH,
and Lieut. Col. DUNCAN, for having,
as The verbal report is, written letters
rejecting upon tbs COMMANDMENTS
chief.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30

The Home .Jos1nol commences a
new volume on Tie first Of January.
We have frequently had occasion to re-
fer to this as being one Of the most ably
conducted and clas'e journals publish
ed in The u. S.. G. P. Morris and N
P. Willis, editors, New York-S2 per
annum.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30

Az-In accordance with a time -ho.i
Oret! cuSium-a custom established by
our forrlalhers, who possessed wiser
heads than ours, or yours either, dear
rksler. and "hanHed down through
successive generations" to us, tEeir en-
ligh,ened and vir,uous poSterity-a
custom which, WE are happy 10 know,
cannot iult.rr amy one IN particular,
but if kept IN vague. may confer meal
culab.e benefits on Printers IN general,
LIN accordance vi h this cu>:o on, Sa::c-
lifted as ii has been by the example al
The sages aui patriots Of The Revolu-
ton, who fought and bed ana tle';"
for the In epent!ence of this county,
upon Danksr'> Hi, at Lexington, up
on the Pilns q. 4 Abraham, and las: ,,ho'
not leas; lat Yus!; i'own; we repeat il =,
that in pursuance o! this anrien, GUS
Tom. which has been cherished bv eye
ry good Typo, since he days of the
renowned D.rinr i.ul>tu>, who came
+. we'll nigh lA>in4 his narprr for print
ing b hes faster than twenty men
could e,rttte ,hem:--a custom, IN short,
friends and fellow. iizrnS, holn vhirh
IKE feel 40 'ii<pn>l ion 10 depart; for
wh, should Ne be The first to h'nosa'e
the eslab s,..! order oil 'hing>? - only
half s!ler, viii liz issued from this Of
fee FIR neXt week. You will have
you Christmas f:o!ic, and why not al.
lowus poor devils, Hllo toll the year
round for snni enii .hfpnmcn' and hap
pinc>s, 10 sake ore READ 'iproarous, ire
is.entlous ''tefs'? We will, and no
mistake!
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30

Ds-Sec prospectus for sIIoldsn's
Dollar Magazine" published to-day.
II will not only be the cheapest, but
the best literary work IN be world.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30

From letter recently received by a
gentleman in this place, from rela
tive from this coun'y, now in Mexico,
we Learn that Mr.. WIN. Kunrz, for
merry Of Stanton, died offeyet, some
ime in October, we believe.
-@s$s@
.qamlrersary.-On the 1911, Of Dec.
1876, ii showed more than foo! deep;
do. 90. we have one Of The same sort;
and from appearances, there are a few
more left.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30

NkThe committee TO whom the Pc.
titions were referred, in the H. of Del
egaies Of Va, reported in favor ofes.ab.
fishing an election precinct at Jacobs
Church, in this county, and adversely
10 the petition from Columbia Fur
mace.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-30
a'or PRECEDENT in 1913,
J A M E S Blu G II A n AN

OF PENNSYLVANIA.
SUBJECT 70 The DECISION CT A NaTloNaZ CONVENTION.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14
EverVbody takes Them.

ENVERTBOnY Is Really RUNNING to
n 4 huy DIR. CIIAS 4. VAN ZANDT"S ANTI.
BILIOUS, MISUNDERSTANDING FILLS,
which are being disposed Of, in incredible quaint.
ties, hourly. The agents are sending them away
Rl BUSHELS,
IN all directions, but particularly the Son'h and
West, where Bilious disorders and Their conse.
quences are mote prevalent than elsewhere.
The southern and western man suffers inordt.
nstey from INEE COMPLAINT and biliousncss
but nov let them abandon torture aud cherish
hope, for Wi.h
THESE BEST OF FILLS,
no bilious affection can possibly exist. A. these
pills aIc made By regular physician, and as nu.
merous certificates OF their worth are gwen by
well known Cit,z MS, no Individual should doubt
until they Try. The reasoning public canno, but
admit that thls medicine was compounded upon
tie principle that many diseases are tountcd aud
dependent upon one chief ouc-and that IS
BlII0USNESS.
Its generally received opinion now, that most
OF The sickness, treated as cusfs, under different
titles, ale only the E.Frcts 0! one principal all.
ment These effects cannot be removed unless
the evil Is torn away DR. NauZlndrs pills mva.
riably strike at The subsistence, and hence all The
palpabie ana tdrmcuung shadows vanish. We
know that The pr,judices against advertised rem
cGies are great--thAnks % Interested physicians.
but how can they be rei,dou Look ii their con.
tIayorsics, the.r d,ssensious and lbcir thousand
and one different methods Of arriving ii a single
conclusion. The widest difference, prevail a.
m9ng the medical preie siuA, and each medical
professor can tell won Of
LEGAL MURDERS
committed by some 81 his brother practitioners.
Here We are At t,Ht when all sensible people
may b. their own doctors. We so'emulr uto
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Louisburg, Franklin county, North Carolina.
The General Agent IS fully prepared 10 appoint
sub. Agents wherever there Is no branch Of The
Company, either on personal application or Nv
mai, past paid. The rapid sale 81 these celtbra.
ted pills, and the extraordinary cures they are
constantly eilectng, render them, by far the most
popular PHI Of the age. An Agency vii couse-
queLtly lie very valuable
Thl Gtae.enbcFg Pills are iuronrtIyably supc.
rior 70 any ever before discovered IL an bilious
complaints in general arrangement Of tie sys.
tom; 10 all disorders which result from lad state
OF tie blood, these pli,s are a sovereign remedy
In Tie ,liss Of diseases called chronic. tic Grae.
'eahcrr Pills achieve their highest triumpbs
Here ,tcy defy all competition Entering with
IN The hidden recssscs OF the system lbcy quiet
ly bal surely purify the blood, root out disease
--L ~. L-ne md HI-nr ~ NJ -.
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AN HAT is the medicine generally sdHlrl=.
w tered by tae Physician. .Hln afst chilled
70 Yist patient A Cathariis Whether tile
disease oe Fever, latllcHzl, common Ca.l Dgs-
EMERY Rheumatism, Cholera Cone. Redundancy
q Bile o. any othgr 81. tie Thousand :, i.Is which
flesh IS Eclr % !" The as-t object b, to eylcua,c
ttc bow : and when this j. effected Ia time. ne.
aet generally follows. d. Ma1at'- Sugar.
CoItse Ifgsta5's 4atB.Iio4s aud Al.t Dgsasa.
i,r PAS, !. The bes, Medicine to be- used IN a u
such cases, and the following ars some Of the dis
eases winch arc almost c5Hr'all.y benz cured by
latielgls use Of these Pts
Bilious complaints of all kinds. Az Chrome
IN ]" geriog complaints sacn a- Ind tezt.ou ard
constipation u the bowels. % aae Standing, p#s.
2eps!a, Liver Complaint, Enlargement oE LIE
Spl'eh Nervous aut SICK Head 4 che Scl4faia,
Scar e. Lash, ani all Egapttyns Of Die S in III
Bilious Fever Ce-tivenesz, Coiie, rae-, l}f ~,
RheumaIsm, Jluue!cr. Fever aHd Arue, -asa g
RESTRICTIONS, lgscal-r Dilrjag-a, E.EL. -a1
summer Complaints &c.
They are perfectly safe ana nav Be fakcr ~
PERSONS Of all ages and n aff Climates gLe-s or
alef'eat % eslhlFtIc would prove beneiicial-
I"sf az particularly raeamHeadcd % pcrsaas
resting 10 warm clia'g'e- o. 4i1rr tie hsrbz rf
RIVERS or I' ~" counties, as they are exec. est
Fre7ehtlFss 70 the summer c0ma5aiuis q. t.I4ga
such countries are peculiarly liable.
They keep G.s ave at u t..tla-l. Av c,rsn=;rr
.te blood Promoting healthy aaa regular Score.
tim o. Tic bsl-; imyar'lng strength igtsa .fau.
ac5i aHe removing Instructions from tHe system
a moderate use @. them at3t en.b1e TIRE ss-.a.a t3
ete-1-l.Iy resist those ,F5-u es and aa..raau'
diseases ~tIcd are eHrea1a-el 10 Lla -nuuar
months by the decomposition Of ya.e.at'e sad
ANNA H'1 Ter and lhc poisonous exhibitions Of
".-IsAJ pans s"amp9, and ,'a-G-'Ea pools OF
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

nv MIS-, known as Fosters Mals, With tie
Land belonging % Il.
The above l.aDd- arc not 10 be fufp4t.cd ~
ans Lands 20 Mgoklenbutg County
Payments matt o. suit tie purchaser.
Negroes Wal b takcu 90 part Pas m.nl NJ tic
above Lands.
IT Persons wishing 10 purchase will call On
the 4lsetio,r
JOSEPH PATTERSON
S.giemjsr y, ISL BED.
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re THE PUBLIC.

IN he subscriber proposes 20 publish Ia Ksa5.
II iag, frGkhr County, n { H,.l.g
Fo'inc.i Liiday aal use,Asasoas Psg,,, Z.
his called
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

II Oh times
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCE
ri YOj ARE SICK. get cutcd; ii vel, ru.
- p'aY measure. 70 continue So. Every Hdlst.
dual INDUCES in habits, which must 10 greater
or lesser extent, di-artarce The admirable and 10.
tticttf combinations aAieh .Jfm ,de j. slgin, aud
consequently
rNFay INDIVIDUAL
should possess ONE mia. ~, cHjeacols, simple
and aearcdued agent Tor preserving all a., tune
t.Jas q ,he body good order
Or WOODS
SSgsrNH5ttA ASb vllp. CHfEst rIrIEas
NJ 'lathcye tai- result ana should % ia every "a
nly, and 10 The hand. OF every person, 0ha. by
bn-luess, profession o. general course 81 he Is
predls9oscd Is he VERY t,gle ailments THAT reader
uc cure, instead 81 BLESSING, and tir4j's fe.
su.', "a tacir agsI, gated a1iaHa, in iite cause
or DEATH
The Euefs Lc,c urriiaau.. are compound, 3 ~
mln d great skill and know lodge. foa. Che an.
pIe- Nature presents othrae Nilar.re 10 ind them
laJ which are tie only reliable au'ido.cs 10 dc
fal,ea q a4sc. Itr ca.et tugtcd.cnis url sic
af.sfrsA =. le'os,t Nrsg4Ji'iI tHl the But 81
&C. Ht4 theug i3 with v0.ed Go, rel naa of
thr forest cures nearly cfefs Ip.ssc of ta@ iH'ct.
na. organs. These wa'.ra'., though powerful 10
Gt.g action. are as eammaa srasc teaches ls.
ENTIRELY HARMLESS.
aa' prepared o. ue5 are Atfr, aae % Tie rIesftft
Hist.S4- " rHtirsr Is Ja4 aH4hlb'r g.aHc. BY
taking these Eurass tae srrstslo4s may te r..
stored beauty, sHd ag.a. tie sharp ka.le Of tic
surgeon, isi they gat aals e'4-.a4la g.upc. 4aJ
taa.rs tIt overcome
CANCER AND KINGS EVIL
"au.Ftr Is slt .ee's4 II t.e ssfr0f, 81 Csasti.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

One Tract lying on the waters 1f sugar CrctE
jnlning the Lands Of J3hn 7 Rcid. Albeit ~ ~
lace, and otAtr, continuing 10 Aces.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

0ne tract containing 100 Acres, Jonng the
Lands d Hugh hukpatrek. hafs4frl Re,l, and
others al WOOD LAND
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

Plintatiun containing $40 Acres. lllWOOD
LAND, joining the Lands belonging 10 tic hers
oi John ,rnoid and John Pattersoh deed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14
CIV AND SCREW HOUSE,

with a well Of excellent water anj an necessary
out buildings, with large body Of good WOOD
LAND.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14
sroccrt and Confectionery
SrDE-&,
f@r0fcry ami (0nIcrtiOlts,I
store,

whore he Keeps nearly every article p,rlsiniur q
The business. H. has nas Oh hand part tna
val syon have the sbou Of tAo following an.esc
viz
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14
A. BETHUNE,
Fashionable Tailor.
, doors west Of Fins Corner.
The Gracfcnbur@ Vegetable
,s,tt'sss-!
~ - ~
w 10000 boxes sold each and eve.
~ week..
The Cracfanbulrg Compan,


give notice that Their General A
-A rant tor Tie Stala Of Nnrlh E.LuL-ua Is
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A VERY InrPonrANT coMnnuNIoAILol
UNDrR AL CIRCUMSTANCES.

% ttL r4EsaSs Is ,LL rLsess,
II ail times,
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j " CHAMBERS
Z j RANKIN
III
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-02
Printed for Tic Publishing Committee dy
G. N. HAPGOOD.

the guillotine, being brought before the cor
regional police, was sentenced TO fifteen
days. imprisonment"
Another female, also pregnant, was sub
mittcd to the whip until her back was cover
ed with bleeding wounds, and then, by a
devilish refinement of torture, a solution of
pimentum and lcmon,juice was poured into
the wounds.
A child was suspected of having poisoned
an OK, which had died. The head of the OK
being cut of, was suspended round the neck
of the child, who was compelled to carry it
until the e%llluvia proceeding from the de-
composition of the flesh relieved the little
victim from its torments by death.
The Minister of Marine made a feeble and
slaInmering attempt at some excuse for the
colonial authorities, and was persisting to
demand the order of the day, when NJ. Gui-
got percciving the sense Of the chamber on
the question, exclaimed from his place.
e II NY a pas Opposition"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-02
WHOLE NO. 100.

DR.. Il. i. Hayne.-At the request of the
Coroner, acted with DR.. Porcher; was shown
into an clubhouse saw on the back of the
corpse evidences of a confusion arms swnl-
len and enlarged, liberation of tho body; con-
tuslons on the head and neck between SCALP
and skull, eNtrdvasation Of blood; on the top
OF the head, and behind the RIGHT ear; a burn
on the hand; the brain presented healthy ap-
pearance; opened the body, no evidences of
disease in the chest or viscera attributed
the eXtrdvasation Of blood to external injury
from blows; blows from a large, and broad,
and blunt instrument attributes the death 10
those blows; supposes they were adequate to
cause death, as she was old, weak, and ema-
ciated.
Cr0ss Eramine3.-Would not have caused
death in a young and robust person.
The evidence for the prosecution here clio.
sed, and no witnesses were called for the de-
fence.
The jury were then successfully address,
ed, ably and eloquently, by J. l.. Petigru,
and james S. Rhett, Esq, on behalf of the
State, and by b. +. Hunt, Esq, in reply
II those speeches (and also of the Judges
charged we have taken full notes, but we
have neither time nor space to insert them
here.
Ills Honor, Judge ONeall then charged
the Jury eloquently and ably on the facts, vim
dicallng the existing law, making death the
penalty for the murder of IA slave; but, on the
law, inilmated to the jury that he held the
Act Of 1910 so far still in force as to admit
of the prisoners excu'pation by her own oath,
unless clearly disproved by the oatl,s of two
witnesses, and that they were, therefore, in
his opinion, bound to acquit; although he
left it to them, wholly, to say, whether the
prisoner was guilty of murder, killing in sud.
den heat and passion, or not guilty.
The jury then retired, and in about twenty
or thirty minutes, returned with Il verdict o.
mot Guilty"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-02
A Tart ReDly.


Alex. Dumas, the great French drdmatist,
is of colored origin. A capital story is told
of him in a late number of Blackwood's
Magazine. 1t seems that a person more re-
markable for inquisitiveness than for correct
breeding-one of those who, devoid of deli
cacy and reckless at rebuff, pry into every
thing-took the liberty 10 question M. Du-
mas rather closely concerning his g%enealo-
gical tree.
"You are a quadroon, M. Dumas 7" he
began.
II am, sir" quietly replied Dumas, who
had sense enough not TO be ashamed Of a des-
cent he cannot conceal.
Sand your father o.
"Was a mulatto,"
sand your grandmother!
"A negro" hastily answered the drama
list, whose patience was waning. 10
"And may | enquire what your great
grandfather vast"
IAN ape, sir ~ Numbered Dumas, with a
: fierceness which made his impairment inter-
rogator shrink into the smallest possible com
pass. San ape my pedigree commences
when yours terminates"
PHILADELPHIA Spirit Of The Times.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-02

Or MI rcmiiidnccs 10 be Aidde, and all letters
relating 10 Tie pecuniary affairs Of the paper,
10 be addressed (post paid to the General
trent. Communications intended for inssr-
ton 10 be addressed 10 the Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-02

OF TERMS 81 80 per annum, or Si,!9
(inrariaJiy~ re2uired) if not paid within SIX
months of the time Of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for rs cents:-one
square 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-29
Samtlten fSlaucr u. Enttsr.

unterscihnete MAIDEN bem pubIifum be'
FAINT, bas Fs nuR in ben Stano 9efsst Ino,
an itrer Wlhle (ebecem Z roreI's,) in
SatsbRrs 3aunfaip, Sawilicn Slauer uno
Sutter gu fberIicfern aud, ilno fIe bereit
Die 9etraibe an biaissn preilen su perfau,
fen, uno nadIoem oieielbe 9emahlen fiuo, nit
Dem abfau au Die 6unoen su iiberliefern.
Sel oenjeuigcu bic @etraios baben fpers
ben (Ie auf 8erlan9en anrufen, oiefeIbe ab,
hclen, wablen, uno fir ben "Ipl" rpieber
lberlieferu.
sic Ino INNER bsreit fir "Ica" auf bic
flrse(fe 9lnsei9e 81 mablen, uno ba ibre
Wnble elmer 9usbcneruug untergangen it,
70 bcffen lie ourd quite slrbeituno piinftlide
abwdrtunq ibrer @eftdfte, ihren Nntbeil
Der Offsutliten @unlf su eihalten.
Seifelun9en in ieinem Fad, f6nnen am
8affhdufe oes Soerrn Sa9enbud, in alIens
taun, 9emahr wfroeu. },.,Ss
s. 8. Sernb uno 60.
Salsburg, gIu9uif g. nq3W