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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-22

,;o ia thai whenever find to our interest, We S
abandon them this be the true character o. o nan
;,h yb,t fac car so stand uP her. ana ASK eastern '
VIVA "hd l'l' 80 ZION ,,.,nu the white basis, aud thus
g1sss" !" i a %t sso" vg"s @ in nc
,u. "'. - ,ver nroye recrcant Ia The East No,
a;r r"rse what co you viii upon This or any ",he. gnfs
lion YOU cannot make traitors !" IN. ''', nth
Lir,I IL, voted Tor your resolutions III defence :" "i'''
ma, f,ou, ,nn,iyes Of interest, but upon principle;
and here pledge myself that whichever III" S111 heaven
nja,rd in those resolutions shall come. when iieasrn
l'" = o nay, ,hc neopIe al the West will b" found
shoulder to shoulder with those oi the East in defence o.
Southern rights If tho aboionist eArrcs III i' H1,u
Inv ~ J a; and comfort in Western Virginia, he VIII be
sadly mistaken Instead OF that should hostile army nl
thos. miserable incendarics attempt /" penetrate your Ioi
I - hia ,brnnh western Virginia. they would hni
ter march opposed step by me ''%nE arms am
stout hearts Of our hardy mounaIncts anu II Wv! @
your hc,rhs il would be over our laslcd ana h"'nd'c
bodies. 49, ~, yrnin;,ns /,
Yes sir, our DESTINY is with You've are 'msnlns
vou On dawn we will 20 down with youi ana W" perish
- III cnn,lic, The lost entertainment Of Southern nights
shall be our grave. .--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-22


The examination of the witnesses on the part Of the prose
continued to-day Among those who testified
the family physician of DR. parknan the Anatomical
Ph stefan oil the College and four five others The
testimony chiefly in the identity of the re
mains those of Dr. Paknanll the witnesses believing
that The body found was that OF Dr. PaIkman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-22


mond is believed be twelve hundred and whereas
is desirable that nomination OF city candidate should b.
made by majority Of these votes therefore, be il
'Resolved That eers be appointed by the Chair
the number Of Wing rioters present. and that for that purpose
the Wing present be requested pass between l
teers That they may be counted
Here explanation is necessary. We must inform our
country readers that there is gentleman in Rich
mond named Bolts and that there four parties in Rich
mond, Wings, Democrats, Bolts men, Anti-Bos men,
Now the warm Crane men "leryrci Bolts Such
was the President Secretaries and all the Crane speakers
during the evening The Wing, il will be recoected, ia
'fery-red' Ant-Eos; and presume the Wing reporter
is of the way Of thinking. Al any rate, our friend
the Col, showed himself worthy of being promoted; for his
resolution very ingenious device 10 ou-gencal the
enemy In former similar trial of strength between the
Bolts and Anti-Botis men, similar proposition thr
Cos had hrn offered by Eo> man, but the Coils scheme
go. The resolution was laid the table ayes loud
and long noes, ca" S. Mr. e. w H. r thought the scheme
utterly inpmciicabe 1t was unusual 10 adopt such one
and il would end in designating the meeting Mr. James
W. Fold likewise, Numbered aains; it his denrnciaons
Mr.. Heath having desired nomination unless in
obedience 10 the general wish OF the party and being
pretty clearly asccgained that the Crane Bolts or the Bolts
Crane party would carry every thing that meeting NJ
Andrew Johnston arose and said that he authorized BY
near relative of Mr. H. then present Withdraw his name
which le did accordingly.
Mr. August lereupon again assembled the rostrum There
was both humility and affection in his manner He was
evidently apprehensivc that he going shock greatly
THE sensibtios OF that meeting He very kind very
gentle very winning He wished address his friends very
frankly very fully in defining his position. II due
candor that that meeting should perfectly understand him
He hoped he had by his life succeeded in obtain
ing the friendship the good and the good opinion of I'll
his friends then present.; he would forfeit that friendship
and goodwill for any office they could bestow When he had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
FIN tNCES OF MARYLAND.

The Message Of the Governor of MARYLAND,
transmitted 10 the Legislature at its biennial ses-
SION, which commenced on the list instant, is a
document OF more than usual interest. The cx-
hiblt he makes oithe finances the State is high
~ gratifying, and indeed quite extraordinary,
when we recolIect that NIaryl land was, but year
or two since unable TO pay the interest of her
debt 1t shows what may be effected by a
men, who, despiSing the arts of the demagogue,
show their abiding confidence in the honesty of
the people, by advocating taxation TO an amount
sufficient TO maintain the public faith intact. The
Ireasurer's report shows that The receipts. for the
year ending lst December, 1849, were S1,3l5,
439 50, which, with the balance on hand LIST De-
cember, lo1S, made the aggregate resources ST.
o5l $50 IL The disbursements were, for ord-
nary expenses Sl70,S17 S3-interest SIS, So
offunded interest $500, lis 80
totalSl, as 492 IS, leaving balance in the Urea
Sury of 1884, S92 96-while there was also due
from tax collectors in the several counties $751;
S33 69. The excess of receipts for the last, over
the preceding year, was S3l4,S6 81. The TO-
tai debt OF the State amounts to Sl6 164 S13 A,
IN bonds, due at various periods, bearing interest
at rates fTom a. TO b per cent, per annum. But
from this sum must be deducted sterling bonds,
held by d. and O. Rail Road Company and other
items, amounting TO S5,514 GAO IA, otherwise
:
deemed only $I0650 173 30.The Governor shows
that an excess Of revenue Of S375,O0O, at least,
may be annually applied to the extinction of the
debt, which, with the operation of the sinking
fund, W i'll extinguish it in thirteen years, from 1st
December, 1907. lie expresses the belief that
this consummation will be witnessed within thr-
teen years from the present time
tiiS exposition Of the condition of the b. and
o. kal Road; OF the Baltimore and Susquehan'
nah Rail Road; and Of the Susquehannah and
Underwater Canal, is satisfactory, and he warmly
urges the extension of the former work from Cum
berland to Wheeling, in the shortest possible;
mIe lie does not spare the Chesapeake and
ONO tana He gives a historical sketch of the
WofN from Its commencement which shows that
those at the head of it either never knew the
amount 1t would take for its accomplishment or
that they habiually deceived by fragrant under
estimates. He shows how, after the Company,
nrst broke down in 1884, The State was induced
from time to time to subscribe stock to the amount
OF upwards of $1,000, 900, and finally, upon the
solemn assurances that this sum would finish tue
work TO Cumberland, by the Isl. October last was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
Washington, Jan 4, 1850
lNIIED SIAIES SENAIE

Petitions We're presented
Mr. Mason introduced bill ft the purpose of carrying
atu effect The second Of the fourth article of the
Constitution of The United States
Mr. Clay called for the reading Of the bill
Mr. Mason explained that the subject very nteres
ling 10 The Southern Saesand 10 none more So Than Vr
glua, and he hoped The bill, which failed last year for
want Of Time. would be reported AT an early day Tho
hll was referred To the committee the judiciary.
Nj Felch introduced a bill TO reduce the price of min.
efal lands
Mr. Dickinson introduced bill To establish branch
mint in New York
Mr. Butler gave notice that he should off,r an ampnl
mcnt for The establishment Of Il branch mint at Charles
ton
Mr. Benton offered resolution calling for statement
of the oumbr OF acres Of public land granted for internal
Improvements.
Mr. Cass' resolution for an inquiry into the expcdencv
OF suspendns diplomatic intercourse with Austria was
taken up
Mr. Cas- said he aware tina, this resolution
would be opposed. spirit of INSTRUMENTATION be-
tween hatluus had made them one great family The
age was Advancing The press announced the Indictment
Of The day, and areold the decisions of the future No
one was above ITS censare and all governments desired
us praise. Public opium now ruled the world Mr.
Cass showed that there commercial necessity for
minister IN AUSTRIA and, IN performing act of moral
justice, we should not prejudice any national interest
lie did not pretend say that Ibis resolution wond
not offend naughty Aus'ra-parcuarl, in her present
humialed eondlil0n-urced, she was To humble her
sell before Russia This resolution would lose half us
value II II were not considered as an ac of censure upn
Austria. -
IT was our duty also, to express sympathy with the
struggling millions who seeking the liberty bes,o
ed on them by God. but taken from them by man
The interchange of such sentiments between natiaps
wonld alone promote the interests Of the masses of man
kind " ''''''
lie hoped 10 have the operation of the Senator from
Kentucky (Mr Clay,) though he feared tina, the Sena
'of' from a. playful ernaTk he made, belonged to The
stand.stil school. NV
lie hoped 10 have The aid of the Hon Senator from
Mass MI ehsrer,) whose noble speech in the
cause OF Hungary equal the highest efforts of the
elder PIT. in his brightest DAYS
Mr. Cass read some passages from Mr. Webster,s
speech and also from Mr. Claws speeches in heh,f nj
Spanish American independence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
CON GRES SION AL
UNITED SUITES SENATE.

Thursday. Ian. J. iS9
I NJ Foaie cave nore that he wnJli, Monday. call
m his resolution G. he ogsazaian II the territories Of
CslifHnis. u seiei and New Mexico
The Censns { 'nmiIee was arP1in'rd. I" wi -
hIesyts D'sis, (alass) Bulet, Underwood. Sturgeon
an Shiclds
j Mr. Dickinson introduced bill TO establish branch
mini ia ihe city Of Nv York.
Mr. Mas,n gave naire II bill Ia provide mote efee-
tnal means IN the ufresi aud recovery ii fugitive
slaves.
Mr. Cas- rave naliro Ihal he would call uf
tho resolution TOT snpcudag diplomatic intercourse win
Austria.
Mr. Yules gavc notice Of bill to provide FIR retired
H., f,ffhe Navy.
The Vice President presented the memorial If Tho
convention held IN 81 LOUIS, IN fayoto National rad
10 the Psche
Mr. Phelps reported from the committee on Finance
jati resolution 10 suspeni the operation Of lie act limit
iag The 4 expenditure ff the edecnn II rhr
revenue Read vice and made the special oder for To-
mofrnH'
Mr. A.iehi.nn presented The memorial Of the Leqsla.
inre If Mi-ssna assinsi the Wnat Ptbyis; and de-
clarifg that e chadur of the North had released the
South fmm obligation 10 respect the tnmprmise 1t
ls20 tu, proposing fr he sake # peace. 10 extend the
campromise 10 tie ne~y acquired ietulory nls' osIue
my the Senators Cungfo,s from Missouri 10 cary out
lbrse Vows.
Mr. Benton opposed the motion prnt, declaring that
the uten did not represent the sentiments Of the
people of the Sate-who were law-nbldog people
fhsy hsd no rlhi 10 pledge the STATE Ia 60 ii hr
Unian. ia n certain event lie would not discuss the
msBke. Renedirs provided bs the constitution
if Ell grievances Il the peppe. These remedies We're
~ law. anl were Intended 10 avoid the resofl to tie
swa7d.
Mr. A'eison said The resolution did express lbe scnii
menis ct the peoale Alisso1a and they would mani
test II. Whenever lie occasion sh1 Id aIisr.
The resolutions wete ordered 10 be pnnled
He senate spent some time III executive Session and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

After the second VOTE Mr. Baker OF H.. moved call
Of the House thu House refused the call by yeas Ul
nays l02-'he Speaker giving the casting vote.
Mr. Baker then moved that The House adjourn. The
House refused 10 adj urn by yeas o. nays lo3
Nh Schenrk moved call ni the House, which was
ordered by Yeas l0l, nays l0l. Then.
oa motion OF Nh { " llliams The lleuse adjourned
I'LL 10 morrow ayes lOS- nays 90.
The Wing party who were present, aud nni paired M
ond tho free Suers. VOTED for the call Of the House and
for the motions 10 adjourn with the view u lrfano the
election to-day Il known that II another vote could
be had, Mr. forney would be elected. The Drmoerai,
voted against all motions to pfocrasnate an election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

Penns,lyaaa II nse Il Representatives ct ingenious
i'm. saving machine. II IS called 'the For Popui or
Legislative telegraph" IL practical operation is thus
described. The inlo du .nn Of similar machine into
The lower House Of Congress would greatly facilitate the
business
"By Ills invention he members al enabled 10
once. By the a wires which pass from their
desks through lie floor If the hall and concentrating
point beneath the side of the clerks DESK PISS up
through the -four 10 a handsomely constructed box, in
which the printed ISIS yeas and nays placed. -
Thpfe are wires II each desk. By pressing one
ni them the s Of yeas aud nays pierced the yea
side and by using The other the nay SIDE s pierced
The whole vote may hus be ltken in instant, and as
many lists as NAV be convenient, marked % the same
lime TIE clerk hen reads the vote from the list in the
he docs after call Of the yeas aud nays
whom the house harms how oyery member has voted
The merit claimed fr it the saving Of time in taking
tie yeas and npye.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
LXNCmBuRG JANUARY no, 1859
KYE'S CORNER.

From an advertisement which has been in
course of publication in the Virgiuian for some
weeks, our citizens have learned that this vALUA-
BILE PROPERTY will be sold to-day, the 10Th
instant. The sale will take place at 81 o'clock,
=. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

Texas. the SANTA Re eaualy wenl be sufficient f1rm
ncw Safe whenever Texas shHad avail herself Of tie
privilege uf subdivisions a. died IN III sat of annex
ileen II fn4nfe subdivision, would the agiia rg
question Of IA sers il The T.nitaes from he pubic
ennncs Il the nation and think hs, al good cti
zenz phi find narr If ranerE naiinn in seeing that.
troubles sabee placed under the control Of coup tent
lpcsl apthufitipa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

Nj Cas- closed ~ asclaiming any o,jectian 10 The
gentleman nlfn had heon Austria. But if he
wefr y Fraaklinhe wrui nd ,ninne him there. Be
sides preeiyale fyht a. the II The mreiirg Il
he ssnaie pfesei an il snunnnnal- oij-cdoni his
70 sffmafi.n. Tie saua remark be applied h Mr..
e'cbet. who ief or Al,xeo ihe 22l Deeembrr, and
shanld never have his vote Ia tsu.an there.
NJ Sswsrd yiadieated Col. Webb
Mr. Faoie csmmen'ol at sdpr lenet on N Stewards
esnusl all orcasiuns If the Of the Executive
and his Cabinet he rrinardcd Mr. Stewards consul
tates with the President the last night of The late
session. IN relation n the tefarl1 question. MIR Fooie
puf.ucd The snle in strain II much hunor, and pure
satire II some length.
Mr. Hale expressed desire TO be heard and the toso-
luflun was p sip1nej.
The Senate adJpurned to Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at - oeluch The proceedings Of
NJ lnday hsi having been read
Mr. Seddan. Of Va, approached HE Speakers chair
and WIS qualified by ang HE usual oath to support hr
tonstilutIun ot the United States.
Mr. BOYD presented The memorial Of the people OF De
sofri PRAYING HAT that territory be admitted State
into the Union; thai such other form Of cy govern
men be- eNtendrd Ia them Gungtess may deem just.
X lrncd Ia the Committee ON Territories.
Asp. presented a memotal from the samn source ask
re that Mr. llabbii he admitted Representative from
De.efet olsp presented his credentials under The broad
seal II that distant Sac; which Nj Is moved to be
lolrrd 10 the committee On elections.
Alt Stephens, ol Ca olJ cled and called for the reg.
uar oriefs OF the day.
The Guar sud iha. nader tie resolution adopted on
Monday hs' the eec.n Of oleers was the first thing
in order.
Mr. Melaae, II Md. asked permission 10 introduce
lie usual Jp'ni resolution providing Tor The election o
CtapIaHs t. he lvo ilunses Of Congress.
Mr. J1nes, ii Tom, utrcled aud the matter not
pressed
Mr. Baker, ef Illinois presented memorial from San.
Ia Fe. Nek Mexico, containing cyldcuc, Of The ict that
Hugh \. Smh was elected by the people OF that tent
Tory delegate Ia tins House
Mr. Jones, ri Tenn. oljretcd
MI Baker remarked that he had night TO present the
memorial privileged question.
The Speaker did consider IT, aud the matter lies
over.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

: "
Ebert The ulicer. Of the House.
Mr. Chandler. on Isaye presented memorial from
John = Litel contrasting the sesi uf John Robins j
lof Pa; hch WAS referred 10 the committed On Elee
tioaa.
Mr. White gave notice thai he would io-nofrow
ask leave 10 nodnce bill IL repeal the Tariff ac Of
#lSi6
M \. G Brown gave notice that h. would ash leave
ia introduce bin prrpcuate the pre- Of actual
settlers en the public lands
Mr. Hampton moved hsl the further execution ef the
Older for the election If Clek and other officers If the
Isuse. be postponed I'LL Monday next.
Ga TIT motion Mr. Stevens. OF Pa. demanded the
yeas AID NAYS, which being ordered resulted, yeas O.
NAYS y. So the House postponed The tec ION Of oi
GERS I'll Monday mkt. The Wings aud Ffee.Sosfs
voted Gr i and the Democrats against
Nh {. Williams Of Tenn. desired 10 Present certain
petitions,
The Chair remarked that the gentleman could not do
4cxcept by the general consent Of The House the rule
Which PERMITTED petitions 10 he presented every day for
the drsi thirty DAYS 81 the sion having expired lie
remarked however. that the gentleman had the right
under another me ui the House 10 hand his petitions in
tha Clerk To be eaitred upon the ianrual that they
would also Iaye eIr proper reference 10 the Commit
tees.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

Isco millions one hundred and seoeaty thousand hr,e
hundred aud iy dollars are TO be paid in Boston eli
IN the fs OF January. money by the different
Vsnf Railroad, and Manufacturing Corporations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

W George Washington Lafayette, son of Gen.
haiayeoe, died lately, at La Grange.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

=, @TT Dr. hlettermann, formerly Professor Of
Modern Languagesin the University of Virginia,
aled' al his residence in Albemarle, on the 1st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

- iefas ana Snfd Fe-lne following resolution was
eleFed IN The Senate of the L. States on Thursday by
Mr. Houston of Texas: y
heSo'rtd hat The President of the United States be
requested 10 mnuncae to the Senate all the official
correspondence since the 4h OF March last between the
Government Of The United States and the military au-
thory stationed at Santa Fe also all the corespan-
dence between lhe ate of Texas and the United States
"Nr.pheht' relating 10 the boundary occupation of
the Territory Of Texas by he iroops Gftbe ne5 STATE
as the reason why the Judicial authorities Of the STATE
OF Texas have not been recognized by the military au-
thoutes at Santa Fe.
mos' OF these inquiries wohld have been much more
pSi'hen' whist Mi, tok was in power than present
We have douht the President win he ,rena,aI ~ IN
sweI them, and those also uf Mr. Nenabe in the House
Of Representatives. with the frarkness which has ever
IL Congress should see fit 10 recognize the demand Of
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-31
ayarfman WfprS in S5oItun.

Ser ,,8ofon Seralo" pom 2l. Sanua,
eibt cine MittbeiIun9, mCburb fib bic Sc
ritte ilber Die 9ebsimni6poue @rmOroune
oes Or. 9orfmonn nod INNER mebr Uer.
mirrsu. Gin aerpiTer 9Bilbes bebauptet
eaB CT am %. glopember, Nadmittaas um
pisr ubr, ben Or. Qarfman in SranfIir
Str eefsben uno 9sfprobsn babe. Grmi0
fi6 3cit uno Srt 9snau bacur6 erinnsrr
f6nnen. oas elmer fsiner Sreunbe. Der in @aft
SOlfCn wObnt, etwa UNI oiefeIbe Stunce
Dem Or. parfman in SbooI Ctr. bsorenet
fsi. Sas Sercift Der Surp fiuet fi6 Dor.
Sl9Ii6 nit auf ben ourb mebre 3eu9en Be.
baupteten Sbatbelfano, bas Or. Qarfmau
am 23ten Nopember nm baIb srpei llbr in
bas "Meeieal. @Oue9e" gum prOfsGcr @eb.
fer 9in9 unb ni6t Surhdfebrte. S6Cn ein
3eu9e fa9te Dor Der 9rono.Surp aus, bab
er ben Or. parfman ipdter aefeben babe.
Sensr @iIoes nil ebenfauS feline Ssbaup.
tun9 beIhw0ren unb es fommt nod binSu,
cab ftb cine 9ewiI1e Srau &bOoe5 pI6glib
gang beffmmt entiinnen Fam, fie babe osn
Or. Qarfman am gtabmittae bes23. NOp.
9cfcben uno Swar uobs oem QIaee, no ibn
@ilces 9efprodsn babsn miu. Srau &bo.
css fa9t, fie wiie bssbaIb 9snau ben Sag,
neil ie eini9e Qu9enbIide Dor Der 8sse9,
nun9 NIT Or. Qarfman, elm &leio eetauft
uno bies unter Dem Qrme estra9en babe uno
neil in benz ISauptbu6s, no Die Serfdufs
in iensm SanoIune5baufs aufseSei6netwd
rem, eben Der %. Nop. brmerft fei.-9as
Seroict Der @rano SurD ma6te auf @sb.
fer fPinPn 6uEprIidnpn GinSruH Sr htiph
rubie unb 9ru6te feline 9efannte Isbr frtunb-
Ii6 oIS er Fam uno ais sr pisosr abssfubrt
wuroe.-Sie 8eborben in SOfon erbieItsn
Dor eini9cn So9en eiurn anOnpmsn Brief
aus 9biIaoeIpbia, worin cine anosre psrfon
bort als M6rrer bes Or. parfman ones.
fIa9t murce. Sc Sci9te fib aber baIb, ba5
Der 8tisf nibt ben minosifen @lauben psr'
oiente.-Sie fdmmtIidben Ssu9sn bel oisiem
witti9sn uno psrwidsIten Criminal: pro.
se1e fino aufeeforotrt, om srifen MOntass
i'm @onat Ndrj Dor Der Supreme Court
su etIbeinen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-31
stmerifauif6e GOlOHiIatiOns.9e 9efsIIfd,ai

Sei Der fiBlib in Wafdinatcn aebaIter
nen 8erfammlun9 biefer @efeIfdaft, Der.
las Der Secretdr einen Seribt, worau5 ber.
por9ebt, oaB Die @innabmen ipdbreno Dem
psrflOfenen Sabr $4,000 3baIer betruqcn,
uno baB bic Quseaben bisfe Summe um
mebrere tauleno Sbalsr iberitsiaen, 70 oa6
Die 9eieIIfhaft etwa 10000 SbaIer in
Sdulosn 1T. @dbreno eem Sabr wureen
422 @mi9ranten nab Siberia 9efbidt, uno
nod brei @rpcbitiOnen foIIsn in einisen
@oden binaus9sben. Die gefeufbaft BAT
lber 600 Qnfpriide, absr mesen Man9eI
an 9eIo f6nnen nur etrpa 460 binaus9e.
ftifft weroen. Tim allie @artenten bin
ausSuIenben uno Gle S6uIoen Der @e1eI.
fboft Su beSabIen, pdre bic Summe pCn
10000 SboIer etfcrberIih.
Die &spubIif Siberia bsbnt ftb ieet $50
NIeiIen Der afrifaniften &ufte entIang aus,
uno Der 9anje SfIaUsnbanosI 1T auf eine
&ultenftrede BON $50 MeiIen befbrdnft.
9Cupernor GObrts 1T Der Weinuns, bae
man, nm ben SfIapsnbanoeI aufbubreben,
nur nod tiefe Srede anfaufen braude,
rpel6es fur 10000 SbaIer aefbcbcn Tonne.
3u oielem Swed bat ein 5err BON Gineiu.
natl bereits 5000 SbaIsr anscbOten, uno
Elm 9crr in @n9Ianb nod an6ere SIS 900,
70 baB nur nod 10000 SbaIer febIen.
Giner Der Rebner bel Der SrfammIuna,
WeIber 9ef6dftsbaIbsr BON bie1er &eqie
runs nab Sibsria 9sfanot uno foeben Su.
rl6sePcmmen mar, CAB elm Isbr erfreuIi6es
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