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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
N o r. G II

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL.
THE subscriber has the notion that all those
have WOOL to be carded will find the Blaclwaer Cot
ton and Wooen Factory to be the place where
done right, ard if veil carded. should it be spoiled
that they will 30 per lib Tor 1.-THE wool being
well cleaned Cards in operation and working well
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agent
shall be ready in few days Wooon Clot. and
Jeans.
June Its j. S. C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
MOR\I MEDICINE

COMPOUND Syrupof Spigelia, prepared by Hanis.
Y Turner aud Haze. Of Philadelphia. the most efftc-
tual FORM ,Ncdicmcyel discovered, both safe and plea
SAINT for sale by JOHN II. SEAl, Druggist.
JnI
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"A C.EKD.

HAVING discontnged tne Dry Goods business, take
pleasure in returning thank to my late customers and
the public generally, for their liberal patronage.
Being DESTROYS close business soon as po-sioe,
all parsons indebted Burton s Rodcs, Roies roi or
E. Burton requescdto call at oce ever my rate
Store, and settle their accounts. Z. y. y A1O-f.
lime
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BON.NETS, RIBONS and FLOHERS'
TIMOTHY SEED

nn BUSHELS. nice, Timothy Seed in stor
W. and f,r sale by HURI y PRESTON.
Crt CIV
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sale OF Valuable Land

1T .3CCIION
WILL be sold, at public auction, to the highest bid
w der, on accommodating terms, the
TRACT OF LIND,
which reside, five miles south Of Campbell Cour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

~ n w. = ~ o n
At Old Spring Ware House.
respectfully the citizens of Lynch
Il burg and lis vicinity, that his
Wagon making and
BLAC k NTH SHOPS,
in full operation All those who good nice and
cheap get BY calling the subscriber, who is
prepared to do all kinds Of work in both branches with
.NT.lT.NESS AND DESPATCH
lie has large stock Of superior seasoned timber to
Commence with ana his wormen equal any in the
CT rgnia In his Smith Shop he has ftst-ra Smiths
good and Horse Shocrs and always has hand good
stock Of Shoes and Nails.
JOHN IL. BAILEY
Lynchburg, March l3-ts
The snbscrber has , very superior ROAD WAGONS,
nisAeI of and several Carryall, and second
ALSO,
Several Second Hand Road Wagons;
and will in short time have and keepa general
W2GO,NS, CARTS. PLOUGHS IND
WHEEL B.4RROUS.
All of which he will sell low.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, Lynchburg, March l3--ts
NEW CONCERN.
L4TLNDER s. BUCk.NER,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
awe their strict attention to all Goods and Produce,
~ consigned Tor sale or sh pment They have IN Store
aud af1oat general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends the public general
y at low prices. Consisting in part Of the following
tices -
1913 bays Rio I.aguyra and Java Coffee,
20 hhds. n o., P. Rico and ST. Croix Sugars,
II and bbls. Moassos, part strictly fine,
bbs. Tanners Oil, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool salt.
$50 kegs Nails, assorted,
80 boxes Taow, Adamaptins and Sperm Can
1000 lbs American blistered Steel
500 do, Gas, and Shear do.
tons Mountain bar Iron,
sA2 boxes Glass l0X2 and SXl0
vi nests Woud-w ware,
II dpz Buckets,
boxes W and WIS Loaf Sugar,
bbIs. fine Clarified Sugar.
10 bales Dlmescs, 3 to "a
= bales Oznaburrs No. and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather, good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats,
-LIQUORS-
90 bbls Mountain and Reciified Whisky,
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
| pipe Otard. Dupuy. SEQ. Brandy
do }. j. Dupnv, &Co. do
10 bbs. Mountain Brandy
h 5 bbls Gin.
5 do. n. L. Rum,
8 do. Sicily MADEIRA and Malaga Wine, par,
very fine,
do Port Nine livery fne)
Including Ginger, Pepper, Spice. indigo, Nader
Teas (some very fine) Trace Chains Spades ShoveIs
Castings, Demjohns, Bleached Domestics, Bed Tick
nr. SC.
G@s- We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
or Barter for Bacon, Lard Fur, Butter, Tow and Flax
Linen, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whiskey, &.
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ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF
BIG OTTER Esf.E'E1

Q r L Z.
FHNHE SUBSCRIBER has OSE THoUsASD ACRES
4 OF LAND. lying Immediately on Big Ouer, near lis
mouh in Campbell principally in woods. the land is Of
good quality and abounds WIKI best kind Of heart and
sap Pine. with good Saw Mill on it. There is farm
on the river of about One H,iadred and Sir,y .4cres
Cleared Land. and about Forty lcres Of good Bottom
fencing good The Improvements This consist OF gIOd
Framed Dwelling House, good Kitchen Smoke house.
Npgr1huSeS an excellent Stable, Corn house. Prise
housa s three gucd Tobacco Barns would sell the whole
together divide it ato two Tracts, throwing about
600 Acres to the Saw Mil. with plenty Of Saw Timber
with small Farm ana House On it. and 400 Acres TO
the Tract on the river Ii is ab1a II niles to Lynch
burr with rood Turnpike II Market.
Terms. s. per Acre. with small portion down. the
balance Up n credit Of 2 and years. or S. cash
Nv residence is 9 miles from Lynchburg, immediate
" on the Turnpike leading to Wards Bridge.
Julv 3-rs WILLIAM +. MARTIN.
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Superior Ltdelible Ink
MFRS. MADloON'S unriyrlled lndeble Ink. for
WI marking linen, silk orcotron without any prepa.
ration, for sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
,July Ats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

BOOKS
lust RECEIVED at the Book Store Of ID. Is. Payne s
y Brother
Taylor and his Campaigns
Life of Gen l.. Cass and sketch of Butler,
British Female Poets BY G. w. Bcthune,
Planetary and Stellar Worlds BY o. M. MITCHELL
Italy, Alps and the Rhine by Headley, NEW EDITION,
I-oiterIngs in Europc and Corson,
Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace,
Bonaparte, 4 Poem.
Mary Grove. the Trusting Wife,
Angela Novel By Mrs. Marsh,
Harold the Last OF the Saxon Kings.
July Its
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LAUREL HILL ACADEMY
AMHERST COT.NTY
.OUNTY.

TTNE second term of the session Of months win COM
l. mence 18th July and continue months longer The
otaon is II miles N. " .of Iynchburg, in fine healthy
secon sometimes termed 'Ethe heart of Amherst The
undersigned, who has completed the LIST term will be
sisted necessary by lady, well prepared teach the
French and English bra~che having testimonials scholar
ship from of the first teachers in the Under this
arrangement fine opportunity will be afforded Young ladies'
improving the mind, without the heavy expense usually
incurred by high board, SC. Young men, prosecuting the
Sciences and Languages will have advantage not usua
cnjovcd in the country, three ourts of the School being
classical Particular attention will be paid morals
&c well the department of the sexes towards
each other The terms, formerly, $40 for the Eng
lsh term OF months, and So 30 cts for the Classics
and higher branches of Mathematics Board be obtained
at 81 SO in the vicinity. No deductions a.e made from
the time Of commencement except for sickness
usual circumstance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
Terms OF Sale.

for The Lard. credit Of one two and three years
VIII De gven the purchaser giving bonds with g''d per
Sonai security, payable annually in cena instamrnts
and tie tile withheld IS further security until the whole
Oh The purchase money pid. Bonds with approved
cary WI! be required to the other property payable in
liz months from the dar u sale. For all sums Of five
dollars and under. ca h will be required
Sale TO take place at my residence and continue from
day TO day, ualIl compIe'ed
JOHN ROS>ER, Jr
0c,. $3.50
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HURT 4 PRESTON,
DElLERS IN
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DOMESTICS
OF ALL KINDS:


OFALL KINDS;
Ebr,rmding and Comn1issio,. Merchants.
MAIN STREET. LYNcH BURG, VA,
RE receiving and have store large and well
lccted STOCK Of GOODS purch sd in the Northern
lcs cash. to which they invite the attention Of Pugchas
RS generally.
Their stock consists in part of the following goods:
$50 sacks Salt, Liverpool and Ground Alum,
go bags Rio, Lagura and JAY Office, very fine;
A. hhds y. o., P. r. ana st. Croix Su-ars,
50 boxes Stuart's and Woolscy's Loaf Sugar,
Is Ibis n O. and P. r T. Mol 5s,s4 4'1 'iNSD
l tiercc >tlarts extra Syrup,
1000 sole Leather, good and good damaged,
10 tons Tredegar Iron, y, z and 1'yer, all sizes
do Country Bar Iron,
22aO lb,. American B,tctcd Steel,
1000 do Naylor 4 Co. Shear and Cast Steel,
80 bales 3 1, "A and A Dhmestics,
- do No. l and Oznabargs,
y bbls Superior Tanners Oil,
10 do No. |, and Mackerel.
40 boxes Sperm and IalIow Candies,
$50 kegs Nails, all sizes including Box, Warch
and Fence,
500 lbs Hoop Iron all sizes
80 key, RIFF and Blasting Powder
30 nests Wood Ware, half Bushels SC,
10 doz. Painted Buckets
20 boxes English Cheese,
5000 lbs. Lewis, NO. l, ana Extra Lead,
10000 do Cotton Yarns, assorted,
20 cases Hats and Caps,
400 Bed and Negro Blankets, some very heavv
30 pieces heavy Good, for Negro Clothing,
so pair heavy Country made Shoes,
cases Soda and Salcrdtcas.
LIQUORS.
20 bbls. Martins Ola Rye Whskcy,
10 do Rhemhart's do %
do \. Summers, years old,
10 do Apple Brandy, (oid)
10 do Rye Gn,
10 do Boston Rum,
do old Peach Brandy
pipe Otard, Dapuy Co, Brandy,
l do J. J Dupuy, do
do A. Signotte do
10 bbs. Imitation do
do Sicily MADEIRA Wine,
| do Old Port do very fine,
10 do Malaga do
Together with Indigo, Nader C0pperas Alum Salt Pc
tire, Borax. Logwocd Putty, Aspcc Pepper Ginger
stone Lead Shot, Trace Chans, Axes Curry Combs Locks
Hinges. Spades Shovels Wagon Boxes, Cacoe, Bleach
hrnes- Toe and Flax Linen, with variety Of articles
mentioned in the above catalogue.
WANTED Bacon, Flour, Flaxsecd, Butter, Becswax
nSeng and all other Western produce for which the very
highest cash prices viii be given in Cash or Barter
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BOTTO.M Land.
POSIPO.NE.lTE.NT.

wish the sale my land postponed until the 18th
day Of October and the sale of my crop of Corn, Fodder
Oats, hay. ShucFS, and a large stock Of
C,lTILE. HOGS and SHEEP,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
a set IF 3.acksn's Tools several good lrsas and
tXreEt rair II horses well trained and perfectly gen
tie with Carriage ard Harness. one Buggy and new
Harness for Two horses Plantation Utensils, Oxen and
Ok (grfS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

FAIL GOODS.
THE subscribers in receipt of the following
Goods which will be sold unusually low,
IA and 81 fulled Cloth
"a IS and A plaid Inseys,
Army Cloths for wear,
Fancy Black and Whit Prints,
White Red and Yellow Flannel,
Egyptian Mitts,
Linen Cambrick Handkerc hiefs,
Fancy Silks, Lamartine Plaids,
Silk Fringes and Buttons
Real Silk Warp Alpaccas.
PETERS s STIGLER
Sept 14-ts
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INK, IA-K,r Tn-Y,,,

INK! INK! mkt!
THE subscriber would call the attention the public his
large stock Of superior writing Ink, consisting Black
Blue, Red, Carmine, Scarlet, Japan and Copying.
These inks put all bottles IRON ounce TO
quart, and warranted to be OF the finest quality. Mer
chants Clerks of Courts, School Teachers, Bank Officers
and Others would do well to supply themselves with
ce which will standthc test OF time and experience For
sale by JOHN III. SEAY, Druggist
Sept. is is
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EoR NEW ORLEANS. Inc a Pack.

~ FOR NEW ORLEANS, the \ Pack
It Barque .rHOENIX" Buush Master, IS
kAk - no,e loading for the above port -(>he sue
6IslGs-fs ceels the .Ba-helor'O-Shc will sail about
dSGSSS5 the latter part Of the present month Freight
for Mobile, will also be taken bv this vessel and shipped
from, N.,, Orleans upon the most favourable
Kichnlold. De, l2-2t HENRY LUDl.tM s co.
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T Z W f A L. G O O ID S

" Z w F. A L L coo s.!
FIRST IN MARKET!
1ST SEPTEMBER, lS4S.
JOHN u. PUREIS
Is NOW RECEIVING,
/" HITE Flannel, large supply, at Is. 25 cents
w SC per yard, All other Fannels, very cheap,
NEW STYLE FALL CALICOES,
Bright Ginghams for Fall and Winter
Alpaca Lusres all col,rs and prices,
Green Barege for Wells,
Black Egyptian Mitts and Gloves,
NE STYLE BONNET RIBBONS,
Beached Shir'ings and Sheengs,
Morocco Belts.
A SO,
Black French Cloths and Cassimeres, yeru cLeap
Negro Clothing, to wit:
Fulled Cloths Linseys sc. SC.
n. B.-New Goods will be received eve,y week for
The next month two, until my ia complete.
Sept.4-ts JOHN J. PURVIS Agl.
DISSOLUTION.
VuNHE co-parnership. heretofore existing under the
J. name Of Edwards and Lee was this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons having any unsettled bu
slness with the concern, requested to call j.
Edwards for settlement
Sep Its EDWARDS LEE.
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WHISkEY, BRANDY, SC.
"E have just received and offer for sale
w so bbls. Common Whisky.
50 do best Old Recllfied do
Also, superior Cognac and Champagne Brandies.
August It's MCDANIEL 6. LEE
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CONTAINING $50 ACRES,

..iur On brh sd4s Of BIZ Seneca Creek and ming
Lands OF c. f. Alexander and others. This is truly
afdesrable tract of Land. Ii las about 100 Acres
Of FIRST rate
BOTTOM Land.
inferior any land in this county, and the up land is
good and lies we'll The Improvements very good
deem ituserss 10 give further description ol this
land all perss wishing to purchase Will view for
themselves, before purchasing. This Tract Of Land
would suit well to divide and would make two good
settlements. giving to bun equal advantages.
SHE take place Saturday, the 9Th day Of Octo-
her. next manh, my residence, most positively, as
Intend removing to The South.
JOHN ROSsER, u.
Sept 25-wt7O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

u ESPECTFULLY informs the Merchants Of
IL Lynchburg, that they now prepared toreceive
and forward all kinds of Merchandise 10 Pittsburg or
any given destination the Western Waters. by the
s"re ROUTE favorable erms and in short time,
as any responsible line
All Goods received at Baltimore and the freight and
charges accruins them hither. paid, and folowt hem
to their destined point, wilhen any charge for Commits
sion, either at Baltimore Ptsburs, except drayage
and wharfage
All orders strictly adhered and the interest of the
shipper faithfully attended to- both in Baltimore and in
Pttsburg by procuring freight down the River the
lowest current rates.
REFER TO
Jesse Hare, Esq.
David w. Burton,
Pleasant I.abby
Geo. Il. Williams, So = Lynchburg.
James Saunders, 50
Seth Halsey,
Messrs. NJ. Langhorne s. Sons
JAMES WILSON, Ag't.1
No. Isl North Howard Street.
DALTIMoRE, MD
BINGHAM & DOCK, Propretors, Philadelphia,
WM. BINGHAM Is Pitsburg.
Sr
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REFERENCE.

Dr. D. Paeson and F. s. Rucser patrons Of the School
e. Address Elon p. o., Amherst county.
June 26-5m RO. W WATTS, A. M.
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Including Ginger. Pepper, Spice, indigo, Nader
Teas (Some very fne) Trace Chains, Spades. Shoves,
Castings, Demjohns, Bleached Domeslcs, Bed Tick
nr. Sc.
~ We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
or Barter for Bacon, Lard Fl,ur Butter, Tow and Flax
Linen. Ginseng, Beeswax, Whiskey, &.
Nav SIS
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-07
Gin eroebniBretNe6 0et,en.

Der flr3lib in 8ranfreib uerforbene,
ais Geiienoer uno S9riftiteller 9teib be-
rdbmte @bateoubrono, 9iebt in Der &or.
reoe feiner bjnterlafenen 0enfibriften Ell
ne intcrrei1onte S6iIoerun9 ieines merf:
wdroi9en eeben6. SD ftano, Ia9t ct oa=
rim, nit ollen Mdnnern n,einer 3eit, mel
be auf Dem 3beoter oer @clt meDr ooer
minoer wibti9e 8ollen ipielten, inSsrtb=
run9. Son @aIbin9tcn bi5 5u Nopo.
leon; bon eoui6 XVI. Biz gu Ateranber !;
Don piu5 VII. biz Su piu6 TX. bon
Shakespeare, Mirobeau, eofapette, gu
Sor, pitt, Sberioan; bon Sou9ainpille,
eapeproule, Wereau, gu 9sellon, 8olipar
uno Webmet 2li, 9aIba BON @9ppten.-
SD mar, tpas ieet obne @lei6en 1T, elmer
aus Dem 5riumWrat. Bur 3eit meines
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Minilferium5, ftanoen an Der Spite Der
ou6'odrti9en Qn9eIe9enbeiten peribieoe.
ner 9fotionrn, orei Yoeten bon iebr emf.
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babe Der 8eiDe nab, bic unbeOeut1amen
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ttur5t 5u meroen. SD babe nit elmer
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fentboten, in Der NeIi9ion, in oer potitie
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3uiommenfeaun9 meiner Memoiren, IL
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ri99ebllebene bon alIen meinen 3eit9eno1.
Zen, um Die metflpdrOi9en Se9ebenbeiten
meiner Belt 5u ibreiben.
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itb Dor Summer uno Mitleo, pdbreno
-eine Srau, our0 Die leeten 8orte Der
Sterbenocn erweibt, ibm bebdIflib mar,
tie gu unterfieen.
Oiele erbolte iib nod einmol, uno Die
triben Slide, oonfbar auf Die ibr 9dlfe
eeiitenoen 9eri6tet, fuiterte fie, oft bon
Sbwdbe uno S1mer5en unterbroben
80, Sbr feio 9ut-b oonfe Sub. 81.
ne t5eilrlotb vsrfpritbit Su mir, 9e!nri1 !?
Soree mir fir Die teete-- Die ein5i9c, Die
siner llnelddlicben, pie mir often itebt-
fit ein ebrlicb @rob,"
gob cine lbmobe, fdmpfenbe 3udun9
,es erl6f6enoen 9ebens fol9te ibren leeten
3rampollen 8orten, uno Die Nrme, oeren
Seburtsitdtte unbefonnt, beren Sterbelo=
ger ouf oen bortsn Steinen Der ofFenen
StroBe tpar, neiete flO sum leeten G6lum
net an Die Sruf oes Wanne6, in oehen
armen iie einft cine frobtibe 6eimotb fir
in lanses, 9lidli6es eeben gu finoen 9e=
boft bate,
0te eJnbianer in 0niana.
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YcipittbunQ ciner NGuberbauoe.

Vciptrtbun9 elmer Nduberbanoe.
9encrol ST., Snbober einc6 preuBiIben
0ro9oner:Ne9 erfrsute iitb 6mar,
lpe9en ieiner miIitdriltDen Sopferfeit, oer
@unlt Srieoricb6 oe6 @roBen, ober Die
iNonun96tOle Stren9e, nit Der ct IIblt
&teini9f'lten bebanoe!te, par Dem mem
i1enfrcunolben @efdble oe6 Monar1en
mbfdQi9 c6 fam 6u SerlpeiIen, uno ot6
oieie ni0t6 fruWteten, sur Gntlo6un9.
Sc. 500 li0 ouf feline @dter 6uruee, uno
imponjrte nun oa beito lolootiI0er, Ieinen
SQuern.
Ginc5 2a9es erDielt ct Elm anonDme5
S0reiben, Worin man iDm meloste, oaB
cine 8duberbonoe 98iltens Iei, Jpn an els
nen beitimmten Sage, Otabt5 ourdD Gin:
itei9en in Elm 9enau be5eibnete5 Seniter
Su uberfalIen uno 6u beifeblsn ; man ra.
tbe ibm oober, ouf lener 6ut Su Iein.
@cnerol 81. fannie Feline Sur1t ). inoeIe
fen reoete ibm Elm pertrauter Sreuno 70
lon9e 6u, bis ct in Der empfan9enen @ars
nun9, weni9iten5 Die M69libfeit 5usab,
uno nun feline 2(nitalten oa9e9en traf.
lue feline mGnnlitben Seoicnten erbielten
SefebL ibre 8elpebre ibarf 5u laoen, fi1
In oer beltInmten ytabt nur in &lebern
nisoerSule9en, uno ,penn fie einen GtbuB
b0ren iolIten, io9tei6 woblbemofnst auf
iein S1laf5immer gu ellen. Die Naebt
broeb an; Der @enerol be9ab iIcb wie 9e=
lpobnlltb 5u Sette, Ddn9te ober an Die
Wano neben oemielben Elm Spar 9elaoene
9iltolen. ST ,por eiu9efbtummert oa
wedte Jpn 9e9en llbr elm 8erdul0 am
Sentter. S8a5 mars? Gin &erl itie9
lobte berein. Der 9eneral bleb rubi9,
uno blieb eS oub oann, ol6 nob unb naG
lenem @ritern nod 5 anoere fol9tsn a 3:
ber ieet 9rif ct raf6 nab Dem einen pi=
ffol, oridte e6 auf 9eraoetpobl los, uno
al6bolo par bic idmmtlide Dieneri6oft,
nit ibubferti9em @etpebre BEL Der 9ono.
Die 8duber laben lib perrotben, perloe
rem Die 8eItnnun9 uno oabten ni6t oa.
ran, fitb gu retten. Defo faltblitieer
par oer 9eneral. 81 lieB eibter brinsen,
bctra6tete bic Hduber uno Ia9te : u@ill;
fommeu, meme 6erren 2 tparum ouf 70
beIbnerliaem @eee Su Hir tereis =? pas
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Die Suoianer in Guiana.

Dos Sa9ebub eines neuern Geiienoen
in Sdcamerifa, entfpirft Elm lebr un9iin:
fti9es Silo BON Dem moraliIben uno pip.
fiiben 3uffonoe oer gin9eborenen oe5