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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
State Of Louisiana-Parish Of BerriKe.
Succession Sale.

d. virtue of a decree or order ofthe Hon 9th Dis
ID trict Court OF the State of Louisiana, in and for
The Parish of Iberville, to me directed, l will offer
at Public Sale to the highest and lest bidder,
On Monday the 18th Of January,
1851, besween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ,
the following described property, belonging to the
Succession Of Francis Pslichet, deceased,
and to the partnership which existed between said
deceased and Rene Bougere, each for one undivided
halfthereof.
Partnership Property:
LANDS.
1st. A Plantation established and cultivated as
a Sugar Estate, situated in the Parish of Iberville,
on the North or East side of the Bayou Crosse Tete,
composed of A THACT OF LAND, measuring ten
arpents front, on said Bayou by forty arpents in
depth, bounded on the upper side by the tract which
will be hereinafter described, and below by lands
belonging to Charles A. Slack, together with all
the Buildings and Improvements thereon being and
thereunto belonging, consisting in a Dwelling
House, Sugar House, Steam Engine and Sugar Mill,
and all apparatus for making Sugar.
I'd All the improvements on a Tract of Land,
also situated in said Parish on the same side of the
Bayou Crosse Tete, measuring four arpents and a
halffront, more or less, on said Bayou, by forty ar
penis in depth, bounded above by land belonging to
Hotard and Labauve, and below by the tract of land
dDOFE ucSGlAUcu. odlu Improvement UllSlStIHS III
the Clearing of said Land, bitches, Fences, &c,
made on said Tract of Land, and all other rights OF
pre-emption, which the said partnership may have
acquired in and to the said tract of land.
40 SLAVES,
of both sexes and various ages.
Movable property, consisting in Horses, Mules,
Cattle, Farming Utensils, &c.
Property belonging to the Succession of Francis
Pelichet, decd. II
Negro woman, SALLY, aged 4S years, and a lot
Of moveables, consisting in Household Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE. >
The Landed property and Slaves, payable-one
fourth of their price of adjudication in Cash on the
day of sale-one fourth in March 1852-one fourth
in March 1s53-and one fourth in March 1854.
The moveables, payable, all sums not exceeding
Twenty Dollars, in Cash on the day of sale, and
all sums above Twenty Dollars, payble in March
1851.
Purchasers to furnish their notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed and in coupons, by halves for each install
lnent, bearing interest at the rate Of eight per cent
per annuna from day Of sale till paid, and payable at
the Office ofthe Recorder of the Parish of Iberville.
The Lands and Slavesato remain specially mort
gagged to secure the payment of said notes and inte-
rest. g
Sale to take place on the premises.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of purchasers.
J.L.PETTT, Sheriff.
Parish of I~berville, Dec. 9th 1850
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
SEHRIFF''S SALES.

JUSTICES COURT, Parish of BerriAe,
e5 State of Louisiana. +. N. Bissell, Is.
Philip F. Roche. No. Al.
by virtue ofa writ of Fl. Fa., to mt directed
from the Court of Justice, in and for the Par
ish Of Iberyille, in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, | will offer ut public sale to the
highest and last bidder,
On Saturday the 4tll of January,
IL o'clock, A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
lowing described property, to wit:
parish of Iberyillc in the rear of the town of
plaqucminc, measuring one hundred and twen-
ty feet front on Bayou Plaquemine, by two
hundred and sixty five feet in depth on the up
per line, by two hundred and fifty two feet on
the lower line. Said parcel of land being COM
posed of lots Nos. 7 and 8 of the land divided
inte lots by John Duton, as per plan, deposited
in the Recorders office, together with the build
ings and improvements thereon being and be-
longing, seized to satisfy judgment and costs
in the above cause.
Terms of sale, Cash.
il. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parish Of Ibervillc, Nov. 80, 1850.
NOUK DE JUSTICE, pdrO1sse d 'IberriHe,
" Elat de la Louisiana. F. N. Bissell, rs.
Philip F. Roche. No. Al.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi adresse
par une Cour de Justice en- ct pour Ii p~aroisse
dIbervi!le, dams Ia cause ci-dessus ~intitulee ct
hume rotee, Jexposerai en- vente publique, au
plus offrant ct dernier cncherisseur,
Samedi lie 4 de Janvier 1851,
a 10 heures, A. NJ, a Ia maison dc Cour dc la
dite paroisse, tous les droits, titres, %inttrets ct
pretentions de Philip F. Roche, en- ct a la pro-
priete ci-apres decri'e, savoir-
I'm certain Moroccan de Terre, situe dams Ia
paroisse d1berville en- arriere de Ia vile de
Plaqueminc, mesurent cent vingt pieds de face
au Bayou Pl%aquemine, sur unc %profondeur de
deux cent %soixante cinq pieds a Ia lignc den
haut, sur deux cent cinquante deux pieds a Ia
ligne d'embas. lie dit moroccan de terre ttant
compose des lots Nos. 7 and s de Ia terre diyi-
see en- lots par John Dutton conformtment au
plan dtpose dams lie bureau de Recorder, en-
semb!e avec les batisses ct authorizations y
appartenant, saisi pour s~atisfaire lc jugemcnt
ct lie frais du susdit process. a.
Conditions Compliant.
I'll. PETIT, Sheriff.
ParOisse d1berville, 80 Noy.1S5O.
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TERMS OF SALE.

The Land or Plantation payable, one sixth Of
TIE price of adjudication in Cash, on the day Of
Sale, and the balance-one third in all the month
Of March 1s52-one third in all the month
of March 1853, and one third in all the month of
March 1854. The Slaves-one fourth of their
price of adjudication, payable in Cash, on the day
Of Sale, and the balance-one hafin all the month
of March 1852, and the other half in all the month
of March 1s53-and the Movable Property, all
sums not exceeding Twenty Dollars, payable in
Cash, on the day of sale, and all the sums above
Twenty Dollars, payable in all the month of
March next, 1851. The purchasers to furnish
their notes for the credit forms, with endorsers to
the satisfaction Of the Administrator of said Sue
cessions-said notes to be made payable at the Of
flee of the Recorder of the Parish Of Iberville; and
in case Of non-payment at maturity, to bear inter-
est at the rate Of Eight per cent per annum, from
the time due until paid. Special mortgage to be
retained on the Land and Slaves, to secure tina
payment of the said notes and interest that may
acenre thereon.
D Sale to take place on the premises.
UActs of Sale to be passed before the Recor-
der Of this Parish at tie expense of the purchasers.
J.. L. PFTITT, Sheriff.
Parish az I~berville, 5th December, 1850.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

THIS LEvIATHAN TROUPE of Eques-
i TRANS, Gymniasms and Acrobats, having pre-
cedence over all the 1tenerant Travelling ssEktab-
lishments that have visited the South or West, the
past four years, being held in the same estimation
here that hat, f,an soms s. G n of 0y y re is held IN
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
J.A1. IEIl1, OHtTII.
Paroisse d'Iberville, 80 Nov, 1850.
GIXTH DISTRICT U r.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT
- Parish Of DerriAe, Slate of Louisiana.
Francois Boon Us. Wo Edward Bessie.
No. 292,
BY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed,
from the Honorable the aforesaid Court, in tho
above entitled and numbered cause, ] will offer
at pnblic sale to the highest and last bidder, on
Saturday, the 4th Of January, 1851, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ at the Court House Of the parish
oflberyille, all the right, title, interest and claim
of Wo. Edward Bessie, in and to the following
described property, to wit: A certein negro
girl named Haraiet, aged abont ls years, seized
to satisfy the judgment and costs Of suit in the
above cause. Terms cash. tF* ss &7
JOS. II. ERWIN,
Deputy Sheriff.
aPaaish Of Iberville, LIST December, 1850.
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40 EsCIAvEs,
DIES deux sexes.

DIES deux sexes.
Tn lot de Mobilier, observation-disclosures Betes
Cornes, Mulets, &c.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
Eat de Ia observation-disclosures d IberuM.
Vente de Succession.

I'm yertu dun decret de- rHon. Cour du
II CINE District de pEtat do Ia Louisiana, en-
ct pour la Paroisse dIberville 4 moi adresse,
yexposerai en- yente p~ublique, au plus ofrant
ct dernior encherisseur,
Lundi lie 3 de Janyier 1851,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, apparrenant
aux
Suggestions de Jeu Antoists Dupuy ct son
Epouse Sophie Daiggls
SAVIOR:
10 Une IIabitation on Moroccan de Terre
situe dams ID dite Paroisse d1bcrviile, rive
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-03
California.

Some persons, who are opposed To The ad.
mission Of California with her presen, Con.
sti,u,ion, have stated, no doub, Tor the pur
pose of prejud cling tho minds of The people
against it, that i. was adopted by foreigners.
The n. o. Bulletin gives The following sa
composition Of The Convention iha, adopted
the Constitution:
Georgia. 81; South Carolina, 10; Al,ba.
ma, 10; New Jersey, / Spain, /; Penn.
syvaula, 3 Tennessee, IL; North Carroll.
ma, l3 Ireland, Z; Mary land. ? Kentucky,
3; Mississippi, 3; New York, s; England,
3; Sweden. 3; France, 2; Delaware, 1;
Unknown, /; Virginia, 8 Florida, Lou.
i-isna, !; Mexico, l; Prussia, Total
ll6
/, appears. therefore, tina, large majority
we're emgranis from slave States, there DO.
ing ser.ay enc Of that description, and only
forty dghf from all The rest Of Tho world
The exclusion Of slavery having been by an
unanimous vote, IS pretty convincing evidence
that even those l,om slave. holding States con.
sider The country entirely unsuitable for slave
lahuf.
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Mr. Slanly.

The enemies Of this geLllcman arc so 10.
tent on lnJnring him II possible, that an at
tempt has been made To excite the Methodist
against him by stating hat he had referred
to the Ministry Of that body as The hundred
dollar fellows" By way of derislon. As We
had no, seen tie report IN full Of iha, par, Of
his speech, We could not tell whether the
charge was Jus: or not but we now give the
extract IN foil, as reported IN the Globe, aud
we are certain that nJla Methodist Of the
sttlciest sect can take exceptions to his re.
marks. He does refer 10 the Ministry as the
"huodred dollar men,, bur no, IN spirit Of
derlsIon but spirit OF apptobillon. How
could he do Otherwise, hen We learn that he
has a brother in the Ministry. Bot here is
the extract, lie. every person read IT for him,
self:
The honorable gentleman from Alabama
commenced this morning, by saying that he
was member Of the Methodist Episcopal
tUuICD' lts, sHu ItltIIcuNU me ihtt Yes
ierday, IN coufie.y. lie promulga,es !, ,h.
morning. ! know il, aud the country knows
II, from extracts which have been published
from his sermons. lie is one Of those gen.
tlemen doubt not who desire 10 procure the
etiut Of the galleries, and the compliments oi
the ladies', Tor hI, sermons !; aud he comes
here thus morning to pour on, his malice up
on me. | cannot but have respect for that
Church, from the associations " hie b are con
nec'cd with it in my own mind. Ia my
youth attended It's minis,fations. | have II
high respcc, for lis clergy, in spite Of the
exhibition we have had here ibis morning.
They are The pioneers Of religion in our toun.
Try. They are no. like the gentleman from
Alabama, who knows great deal more II.
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Senate shall have gra,ifed ;ha, desirr-io say
something upon the boundaries of California
upon the constitution Of CALIFORNIA; aud upon
expedency, under all the circumstances; oil
admitting her with that constitution.
Mr.. Calhoun. One word and then have
dcne aud tina, word is, notwithstanding The
ACQUISITION Of the vas, territory oi Texas
resented bv the Senator from Massachusetts
i, is the fac, that al ,ha, addition to our Ter
,iiory made it hy no means equal 10 what inc
Northern States had excluded us from bel"re
that acquisition. The territory lying west
between the Mississippi and the Rocky Noun
,ains is three Courths of the whole OF L"uis'.
ana and that which lies between the Nis's'
sppi and the Ohio, added to that makes a
much greater event of Territory than FLOR
ida and Texas and that portion OF Louisiana
that has fallen TO our share.
The Senate then adjournrd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-03

bon, Vai,sl, d, 4, kershoak, and Gtoiius do
Jure Bell, than Of the Epislles Of 81. Peter,
ST. Paul, or ST. James. But they are these
hundred dollar mcu. Who take their ponies
and saddle. bags, aud tide through our Amer.
icsn forests. sending firth glad ,id'ngs of
grea, joy To The black and 10 the white
They are 10 religion, what our Yankees are
Ia commerce. they go where nobody elso
goes. and do no, preach for glory, or iot pay,
or any Thing of that sort. They do not
dance attendance on the greai-afe not
Frequent IN park with lady at his side.
Conslan, al route, familiar with round
OF ladyships."
Though these men, {" the poor have the
Gospel preached unto them"
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Mr.. Kings Report.

The Hon T.. Butler King has published
most interesting account Of The mineral wealth
Of California. The gold region embraces M
area Of three thousand squire miles, and the
depth to which the VEN. may extend may be
,megioed from the fact lha, tho region Uses
to the elevation Of four ihousand feet. M.
King csim,ies that he amour, of ( ia TO bs
procured ia the two years, 1851 aud ! $50
val be hundred millions. There is 10 lin.
IT'S to The extent Of commerce and navigation
which California is destined TO crestc. Cal.
ifornia is said by some TO be Ophir, the place
where gold was obiaIued fot King Solomon's
Temple.
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Communication.
Tor TIE Charlotte Journal.
Public Meeting.

According to public notice, previously civ.
eo, meeting was held ia this place tn. ~.
ening March 30 COR lie purpose Of making
arrangements Tor The proper organization OF
the Convention to be held here Oh TUESDAY
the 23l Of April, for tho pu 'sc Of appoint.
lng delegates to The s ulhem Convention 10
be held IN Nashville on the Is, Monday IN
jane next.
Ga motion, VIM. Johnston, E>q., was cali
ed 10 The Chair aud T.. c. Davidson re quest.
cd TO act as cfsiary.
The Chairman explained tho object of the
meeting 10 be To make such arrangements. as
would afford TO the Other counties Of the Dl.
irici preparing 10 meet old Mecklenbufg nn
the 23j of APtll a welcome and proper &c.
cep,ion, aud Ihi, would ensure to US speakers
from distance.
On motInu Of VIM. r. Myers, Esq, tho 81.
lowing gentlemen were nominated and cho'
sen a committee Of arrangements and recep'
ton, VIZ: Messrs. Il. A. Gricr, G.. B. McGla.
MS, w. Ross, ID. A. Caldwell. A. B. David
500, ). II. Elliot, J. Il. Harrison, s. A. Di.
Wis, Gen. Jno. A. Young, VIM. W. Elias, L.
{. Carson, Leroy Springs, J. b. Kerr. S. y.
H"rls, DE-. p. G. Caldwell, and Dr.. e. },
Fox.
Oa motion committee of invitation was
selected, and advised to invite public men,
friends TO the Convention, TO attend on the
occasion uf Its meeting.
II was resolved tina, the papers Of Char
lotto be requested 10 publish these proceed
ngS' and tina. the dis,tlc, papers be request
ed to copy.
On motion, tho meeting adjourned.
WM. JOHNSTON, Cha
+. c. DAVIDSON, Scc'y.
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The rREsiDthT ON the UNION.

The Washing On correspondent, Of The Bal.
timore Sun says
"Gen. Tayl or stated TO gentleman Of
tins cTy, WHO hhd jas, arrived from the South,
that while he was here he should cnIeavnt
II preserve the Union, but ihi, If The time
should come when the Uu,on cannot be man.
ia"ed without iatce, It would no longer be
worth preserving. The President. IN this
remark md my authority is the gentleman
10 whom It was made has shown that his
nomination for office was ono fl to be made.
Ia that short speech nothing can be added.
II IS worth a weeks oralory IN Congress-"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-03
From the National hielligeneer.

Justice to all whom itconcerns induces US
TO no'ice The following editorial article 40
New York paper Of Saturday last;
From The Ne,o York Tribune If fareh 10.
While the wrong Of aiding fugitive slaves TO es
cape was held up in all lis glaring snormly' nom
ing was said by the speech (of Mr. Webster against
the Southern portion for imprisonins uneohs''u
ionaly tho citizens Of free states who como among
them for ne other oifenee than dark hue IN the't
skin nothing Of the outrage committed upon mat
venerable and excellent cit xen Mr.. IIoaT. sent 10
remedy this Inconvenience at Charh s,on hy peace
full appeal TO the local tribunals. 1t seems ho"ev-
sr that the absence of allusion 10 these grievances
was accidental in the copy OF the speech Puo'S"'
cd by the Boston Courier, We find the following pas
sage on the subject. We must say, lo"eVer' mat
il reads quite too ta'nr'y;
"There is a NOR. tangible and irritating cause Of
grievances al tie North. Free blacks are constant
ly employed in the vessels Of the Norm ee"etd''y'
COOKS or stewards hen the vessel arrives ''se
free colored men IRE taken on shore, by mo ponce
or municipal auhority imprisoned, and kept IN pr
sou ill tie vessel 10 sgain ready TO sal lh's Is
not only irritating bat exceedingly ineonVenieh' IN
practice, aud seems altogether impracticaoe aho
Oppressive. Mr.. IIoar's mission some time ago 10
South CAROL ina well intended effort 10 remove
this causc of complaint. The North thinks sneh
imprIsonmonts Illegal and uneohs''u''""i az "e
case. occur constantly ard Frequently they ihinS
i, great grievance"
II stalher singular that, in revising !" speech
for the Wsshin. ton Union aud National tnielllgen'
Ger Mr.. Webster should have forgotten TO insert
this paragraph, and then to have remembered II iof
[ the Boston Courier aad home consumption. We
trust this incongrui,y may receive satisfactory
explanation.
I We are authorised 10 l.ay tina, Mr.. Web
ster did no, revise the speech Tor the Nation
al In,eligencer or the Union, nor did he rcat
word Of the report Of It before II was pub
lished IN both those papers. We are lurtheI
authorised to say, ,ha, in all The reports o
/ the speech revised BY Mr.. Webster, wsethe
/ intended fur the Norh or the south, tic a
bove paragraph was contained anu that al
reports seen or examined by hun have beer
made TO be exactly alike Que to another.
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Charlotte
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1850.

1T WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ, is our a
gen, in Baltimore, authorized 10 obtain advertise
menis and subscriptions, aud to grant receipts.
gyE. w. CARR. ESQ onr sgent N fhhldel.
phis sulhoriacd 10 obtain Advertisements and pro.
cure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-03

vs. The length Of Mr. Websler's speech
prevents Us from giving as much Of variety
as We would like boz knowing The de.ire Vi
our readers 10 see tho entire speech we con.
cluded 10 give II as early ss possible.
Mex weak NC shall b"gin Mr.. S,anly's
speech, bui we shall give {, 10 oxen dases.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-03
Mr.. Webster's Speech.

We conclude this speech to day. Although
Mr. Webster said te laid open bus whole
heart he could not escape The charge Of man.
ufaciuriag a speech 10 SUI, both sections
Every thing is green 10 the jiundic, d eye.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-03

W. F. |. Wilson has re,i ed from the edl.
rorial department. of the Nountain Banrcr.--
Tho A. Hayden is sole edaor aud progrio.
tnr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-12-03
Du, 5err bif's, Der MIDI oieie Nobt
Ourcb beine gnoe[. Suoro bepobt

Su, Oert olfI'ei Der mlCD olete Vo'Dt
Dur1 oeine Gnsel=Guaro bepo6t!
bon uno gum 6er5en 9e9on9en. Nelne
S6bne, oa6 1T nun nob leibtes, unbes
ionnenes Solf, uno i6 alter Sbor traute
MIDI ni6t einmol, ibnen etWos bon mel.
nem Sorbaben 5u ia9en, iino bort unten
ein9efebrt in Der S6enfe; ib mub nun
fort, oob iie nibt oenfen, mir iei mas be:
9e9net."
,,3obmals 9ro6en Danf, Iieber 5err
sbulmsifer. 2tue &auieno ST. iNld9t
feline Sr9el, oob einem oas 6er5 i'm eeis
be Sttert gtun benfe ib bob, Der 6err,
sott miro leben, Dap ib oub Elm Gbriit
bin i'm 9erSen, uno follte ib bente ooer
morsen meinen lesten 8itt tbun 70 wia
i6 i'm Simmel ol6 Selo9eibrei rufen:
,,Bie Ib0n leubtet Der Mor9enitern !"
Mit bielen @orten ieete ct lt6 auf
uno rift oopon. gBeni9e Sage oarauf
ereisnete licb oer befannte ueberfou untcr
Soooif; permutbli6 1T oos Morsenlieo
oe6 olten 6uiaren ou6 iein S6manenlleo
9elpelen. 3ulb. a. SPOT.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-12-03
Die Ocprmpnem.StaDt.

Sin Correspondent oe6 :, ,@eitcrn Gbrl:
itian 2(opocots" i6reibt
SrGb i'm Npril l847 oerlieBen l43
Mdnner, 2 6rauen uno 2 &inoer @oun:
cia StufTs, Soma. 0ieie Mormonen
matbten cine gang neue Strobe IN Der
Goroieite oe6 plattflu1es uno 9in9en iber
oen Glfborn.3Wei9 oei1elbrn SIufes no6
Sort laramie. !Sier fblu9en fte Den
8e9 nab Oregon Elm bi5 gum Sort Srioz
get, BON no fie einen neuen Be9 iiber
Die Selfen9ebir9e einlblusen. 2(m %.
Suli laneten fie auf oer Steue an, pelbe
ieet ben Mittelpunft ber Stoot oer Wors
monen bilbet. Stabmitta9s an oemielz
ben Sage botten fie bereits orei pfu9e
uno cine G99e i'm Gan9e.
I'm stpei ubr geo6mitto9s an oemlel=
ben Sage beeannen iie ben Sou oes ers
fen Dammes 5ur Setpdderun9 ibrer
8eloer. Ser ndbite Sag, Samifo9 ben
24., pfan5ten te finf Mor9en NIT &ars
tofeln. Qm %. oefelben Monats per:
iammelten iid, pas iie bic ssp6lf 2(poitel
nennen, uno te9ten bic Staot ous wie
folst: Oie StraBen abt 8utben weit,
bic Seitenwe9e 5pon5ie SUP. SeoeS
@epiert entbdlt 5ebn Mor9en uno 1T in
abt eotten 9etbeilt. Seoes @euiert 1T
NIT fieBenoem @afer um9eben 5ur Se-
wdferuns Der @drten. Seoes 6aus
mub 5wan5i9 SUP BON Der Strobe 5urdd.
sebaut tperoen. Oie Seitenwe9e tperocn
NIT 8dumen bepfandt. Seine 3tpei
Sduler oirfen einanoer 9e9endber ffeben
lonoern ieoes 6aus itebt Dem 8arten
bes 0abbar5 ouf oer anoern Seite Der
strabe se9enaber. 0ie Stobt bat bier
srobe 6fentli6e Yldee, pelbe NIT 8du=
men bon alIen 8etttbeilen, bic it6 fir
oos &lima paiTen, bepfanSt weroen.
Seoer oieler freien pldee fol- nit Sprin9.
brunnen perleben speroen.
Ser freie 9loe fir ben &empel loll
5u einem @arten oneele9t speroen, oer
9leib onfdn9licb 100000 fofen ioa.
Sbre Milliondre baben berets Sorfeb.
run9en in ben 6ifli6en Staaten, in Gn9.
tano, Sranfreib, Stalien, Ddnemarf uno
Deutiblano 9etroTen, um pfan5en unc
8dume fir Die &erSisrun9 oiefe6 8ars
tens gu iammeln. Sm 2fnfan9 rpar Die
Staot 70 auseeleet, oab iie l35 Gepiers
te entbielt. Seitoem fno 65 @eoierte
am oiflidsn gnoe uno 60 am rpeitliben
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