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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
NOTICE.
THE ALUM WELLS ESTATE nv WASHINGTON
COIINTY. FOR SALE

T..
THE ALUM WELLS ESTATE. nv WASHING Ton
COUNTY. FOR SALE.
!uNHE subscriber, in conjunction with his partners,
Il Doctors White and Campbell) purchased what is
known as the ''Alum Wells Estate in Washington
ty, Is miles West of Abingdon, Va, lying Beautifully
graded road running through the land will sell his inter
est In said estate which is onethird of the Land and
Wes There 343 acres In the tract, less III
beautiful valley. at the base OF CGnch Mountain and III
aquarter OF mile OF the holston river, South of the
Wells. The Virginia and Kentucky ra rohd making,
will pass about 400 yards from the Wells This tract OF
land of good SOIL and finely timbersd There are
about or 6O acres cleared under good fence, and In
cultivation There line young orchard Ut select fruit
nine old In good condition There the place
log dwelling house and kitchen, two double ard one
single cabiu log stable, &C. &c For beauty of scenery
no county surpass it. The noble Cnch Mountain is
back Of the Wells 500 yards North and the Holson river
on the South not half mile distant in fertile region OF
country
Aside from snaza0n Of the waters Of the Wells facts
speak for themselves. These waters have only been
known four or hve and during that period pereo
who diseased from various unable to wal
or ride on horseback, have been taken there and n
using the waters ~ 10 days have become sound strong
and hearty The only nducement OF the subscriber, TO
offer this properly interest tor SALE is his advanced time
OF life He does not feel altogether willing TO enter into
such Improvements as the place requires His partners
young gentlemen in the vgor OF life, who will act
with energy These waters have already obtained high
celebrity with persons the South who used the
las, summer; and II there accommodations, from
the applications made, il is believed there would be
l,OoO visitors this season.
When the Virginia and Kentucky railroad is completed
which will intersect the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
At or near Abingdon will be hard to estimate the value
OF this property-where all the necessarcs Of life abound
at cheap These Wells of easy access-the Vir
gnia and kentucky road being in 400 yards of the Wells
The Virginia and Tennessee railroad at Abingdon be
approached by cara. stage, carriage or horseback
will sell this interest for $4,000 and make the pay
ments such time will suit purchasers-notes well
secui ed and to bear interest from date. Address
J. w STEVENS, Abingdon, Va.
WE now intend to make improvements. I he purchaser
will be subject TO his par; of the in said improve
ment, exclusive of the purchase money
June 5-clm J. w STEVENS
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,,g -,sy.pA.E. g.. X. BARXspAIE,
Ia. . C..,iygs. cf Richmond.
/ 8 HAkssDAIx. tate Of Fdrmrilie
BtRn>Hai.E IL BROTHERS,,
yp'S. ION N.kCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE ~EAR SHocKoE WAREHOUSE.
;gG ADVANCES made on Consierments III
:. Ian 5-Cts
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V7IRGINIA-lN Buckingham Circuit

V7IRGINIA-lN CHANCERY-B Buckingham Circuit
y Court April II, 1853:
Walter Chambers. administrator of Nancy Allen, de-
ceased and of Willis Chambers, deceased
Pltf.
John A Chambers and Lucy, his wife, Mary NJ Cham
bers adnnistrntrx of John Chambers, deceased w IN
Allen d Allen Jno w Allen, Catharine Allen. widow
and administrators Of Robert Allen deceased John
Chambers administrator of Samuel Allen, Martha a
Nown Nancy Allen. administrative OF Walter Allen and
administrator Of Geo II Allen, Deis
By the decree made in this cause the Court doth ad.
Judge order and decree that of the Commissioners o
the Court do take account nt the money whch came
10 the hands of Willis Chambers for the beneh oi Nan
CIV Allen the widow of William Allen deceased, uncer
the deed of the 18th of June 1885, and under the contract
of the goth of October 1896 in the bill mentioned snow
ing what part thereof remained uuconsumed by the sad
Nancy Alien at her DEATH which said account the saia
Commissioners is directed to examine state and sette hno
report to Court Andhe Court doth further ad)udgc or
der and decree that the Commissioner DO ascertain
persons entitled participate in the dstriouton
any balance of the said money which may remain ana
the proportions in which they entitled 10 parnci
pate and report to Court
And in order to enable the said Commissioner to takc
the sad and make the said inquiry hereby drect
ed he authorized publish notice OF the time ana
OF doing, In the Richmond Enquirer once week Ior
four successive weeks, which said publication shai DC
equivalent service Of such notice on the par
ties or any Of them
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~ nprcInENT MnNROE'S REMAINS

NV YORK, June 30.-The committee on the re-
noyal Mr. Monroes remains had meeting last night.
Nv aud a squsdron OF cavalry, are detached ID all
or, from the tomb to the City Hail. Thrty-ihrve
n L.srers with General Scott at their head, hev-,
N appointed. John Cochrane has been appointed
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WASHINGTON, JUNE 30.-This has been the
hottest day Of the season. the thermometer stood
at IS deg. st six o clock, in the shsds.
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,.n,rnps AND PRINTERs.

l" u. be-. leave TO call attention to their
l5ch .,;,,'i0 0F PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
y." ~. PRFssEs. &C. sc, large supply OF
t"'' ,.on.rsnriy ON hand at their Type and
= trS~v No. $, Gold Street, New York.
~, .,I ...orimeGi OF all articles required In
:. Ds,.FS Dr,.FS, CHASES, GALLEYs, &c,
ws-rau, equal in every respec. to any
'a.- ms country. aud which We will sell on
'..'~ ~. y,z. ,;x months credit for approved ne
p Zen per cent. discount for cash Old
E, IL e<canu.s ior new AZ the .s, customary to- price
i ''-., -, o.perwisc siX cents per pound.
:: .-''-N' WM. HAGAR, JR., & CO.
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sTIF TREE, And suRCBRERY

NtIaERS GREENWOOD NURSERY.
SG 10 land a choice variety of FaUIT .na
iiss u M own raislng and grating, sutf- p
I';e 70: v-u'planrinc, respectfully call the u
! ), .ae public to them.
r-:y located one and.a.half miles North last
poe N4rsct where will take pleasure In show
F., .!.rr..et 10. or le.t IA, ny agents. Messrs.
!,Ja' y Co, No -, Main street, Richmond.
F'tt VII meet with prompt attention.
|;,'E aEE7 furnished 10 order.
3-c'n LEWIS TUDOR.
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RICHARD WATKINS,

4 ATTORNEY At LAW.
3cTlCFS n rue Circuit and County Courts o
! r. icS4rt ami Charlotte.
s--Yoor-s Ordinary, ?. o., Prince Edward
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,EsTRr1crIvE ERE IN NEW ORLEANS.

DESIRCClltE FlhE IN Ne" CAbSat'o'
WAsHIEGros June 3D.-A private despatch from
New Orleans states that large fire occurred th-F- yes
ta,dav. Thssh;ns Fanny Fosdeck and Hannah Crock
-r were slightly damaged. The s;eaner Empress,
schooner Minnie Schiefer, and Spanish brig were
nnrnf To fha Raters edge.
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Gentlemen and Brother Democrats: Every man il
presumed to know something, and every old man
thinks he knows upwards of good deal am not
very old tsomething upwards Of a half century of
yesrs) and claim to know very lIttis but it know
anything al all in this world, know some
thing about nferoes-frss nsgr0es-sIdpf negroes
and negro Siarery. have been careful read
er of the Enquirer since | could read at
ALL and a sub-crber ever since / was able to bear
the expense. | an now in the midst OF harvest, and
have no leisure (which il probably fortunate Tor you)
m write about negroes anything else further than
IN say 10 vou in all kindness, and with all possible
respect that s one Of your patrons and STAKEHOLDER
in this ancient Commonwealth, desire to enter my
decided protest against your notions on free negroes
as set forth in your two last numbers but will not
now annoy you with an attempt TO argue the ques.
tion. and will cloae with the prediction, that if you
will thoroughly examine the subject, you will regret
tboss two articles till the day Of your death, 40 much
as MIR. Letcher regret his connexlon with the
abomnabie Ruffner pamphlet.
There is no way under Heaven by which man can
civilize negro. He can only become hdlC civilized
when in immediate contact with the white man. and
constantly controlled by the white mans will 'cho
must also be interested he negrOS cicjii:ation-
African slavery, in Virginia is nearer absolute per-
fectiou than any other human institution Let those
fifty or sixty thousand idle, vagabond free negroes
be converted into quiet, orderly civil, useful labor
era. Send them TO Africa aud they perish, and the
sooner the better for there will always be found per
sons enough to say 'the colony is fOurishing" and
thus induce sicky old maids and others 10 free their
slaves and send them 10 'the colony Wnere ueath or
savagesm await, them.
But promised not 10 attempt to argue ths ques-
zion. Only one word more. mark this paper, hle
il away (wCrhess ss il may seem 10 you'll and look
al i; again only five years from this time, and pre-
dict that you and each of you will then be conscious
of change of opinion and feeling, at least equal TO
that supposed 10 be experienced by friend Letche,
since endorsing the Ruffner pamphlet j. H''''.
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'S..ss..,hmeut, can supply the trade with
=, -fys: PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
"a 80, ',bsr.l terms Having printed the "RIcN.
~ ,rs'. -., ,lr upwards of ten years with type
HS.''..,.,,. pufcnasci from Messrs. HAGAR d
F. ;,..3,r Tccommcnd materials from their es-
- preference 10 others.
- TX. viii be furnished 70 the trade, and
-. ~, .rsv be selected will be forwarded with
P WIN. B. ALLEGRO,
=, ..Errnirsr' Offcr Richmond Va
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u. H." differs from the solution OF the free
n-gro question. We woud he very glad to recevs
any views -. H." may have to offer on this ques-
ton. Colonization ia experiment, and we are only
advancing our views, rhtch may be ~rong, but it
they ars, they are honestly entertained, and offered
only for what they a.e worth We desire TO give
the experiment OF Colonization fair trial, which
is all that ia asked by its frends-and this much ia
due to the many eminent Vlrginians who have been
identified with the scheme. We will always be glad
to hear from -. H." against onization-rational
and temperate discussion desire. We do not
expect to agree with friends upon every question;
aud we hope they will not hesitate TO reply through
our columns to any statement of oura they disap.
prove. Our columns are open to all our friends,
whether they agree or disagree with us.
T.. EdjyorS of {hc EnOuirsr
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C,INk..ts Is. STUAitr,

n TVhNf.l 4 LAW,
,,s.ANr. ilAsovER CoCSrY, Va,
:. 3-sr,ice regularly IN the Courts OF the coun.
!. Z Hanover, Caroline, and King William, and
?: say as.a-ss in any of the Courts held in the
:..rnnf Dec 23-d3t&clf
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::SsSS::;.-:,

-4' ?'oa m Use IN the whole South. IL has taken
'r:'ee Of our S;7,e Fairs, and at the last (is55)
~ -ssr Al! the most popular piows in use
'ti'a every premium gwen by the Mechanics
'I:ala upon plows. ss well as silver medal,
.,s@:; award o:icred By this Institute; and has
E''-iy tested in every variety Of soil in this
-'ry ei the more Southern States.
|e.iec oy the undersigned. at their factory on
zee, te.os the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
1: had nearly every article used tor tilling the
~ 10 or own shops OF best material.
|-s.7 GEO. WATT g. co
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H. INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.

At Toe siOBE OF CHRISTIAN s. LATH-
.Up, No 99, MAIN STREET,
EsaE iepol,e. Will ne received, a which an In.
xe., 0i b per cent, will be pnid on all SUM-
i, o. iepO.ite SIX months or longer, and i've er
kiihlHsr period.
Es,gtv, ,ss been in existence ihirty.one years;
I: oyer .-n millions of dollars: has no suspended
asv=r los, ore dollar or tailed TO pay any cert.fi
f:i.e mo THOMPSON President,
WM H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
f-r.7r.. lANrS 81 GARDNER Secretarv
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

BUCKINGHAM COURT HOUSE.
The foregoing parties will take notice that ] have ap
pointed the 10th cay of July uext execute, at my sao
Office the said decree which time and place they are
hereby required attend with the evidence necessary
to execute the same.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of June 1858
June lS-cw4w RORT. (iILLS, Com T.
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WILLIAM NND MNNY COLLEliE

t.FU
mo enable such OF the Visitors aDd Governors OF the
u above Institution as may desire to take part in the
ceremonies which will be Consequent on the arrival Of
tEe remains OF JAMES MONROE, u, the City ot Rich
nond, on MoSDAY the 9Th day OF July, "a desire in
mall casurc increased with tn by the Iac; that the
i-cca'cd Statesman aud Patriot dist guished
,urnuus oi William and Mary College, have concluded
alter he day heretofore appointed Tor Convucston OF
he Visitors the 9Th to the 9Th day Of july which
ast mentioned day the Visitors will please assemble
hcir Convocation Room in the College, 10 take into
liberation matters Of much importance to the Institution
JOHN TYLER,
June 29-c2t Rector Of William and Mary.
AS0lD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL
H<HE Unity fifth Session OF the WarrcntOn IN G )
Il Female Collegiate Institute, will commence July 18th
'ourss Of study thorough and extensive. aud terms
sonsble. JULIUS WILCOX, Prcst.
MAY 3l-t ID
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Cul l,CH. VILLAIN X. FLEMlN
CHi RCH ~ FLEMING.

CHI R(H ~ ELthtNS.
;HyaAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
C,iY AND 18th STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD Co
..s5.AS HOTEL, kIcHMoNp, Va,
= ., particular attention TO the sale ot ALL
$50, 1F COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers in
! I. Agricultural Implements, which are warrant
l. Nd garden Seeds Of almost every variety.
-
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guyO THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE,
JAMES KERR WILLIAM KERR and ELIZABETH

gUyO THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE;
u JAMES KERR, WILLIAM KERR and ELIZABETH
ARBUCKLE, all formerly of Powhssau County:
You are hereby notified that there is fund under the
control of the Circuit Court OF Powhatan which you oi
some of you have interest," and you are required Dy
sn order Of the Court made on the ash day OF April s5s
to come forward with proof of hersbp and of your right
TO receive the said fund your proper shares thereof
r. +. GRAVES, General Receiver
June 9-cw4w Of Powhstan Circuit Court
mo LEWIS LYMAN AND WARREN
KELLOGG.-Take notice, thst on the Goth day
of July next shall proceed, a; the Office OF WIN. Ly'
ons in the city of Richmond, between the hours of ten
and six o'clock to tke the deposons of Garland Hsnes
and others to be read evidence in the suit In Chance
ry depending in the Circuit Court Of Richmond in which
am plsiatif and you aud others are defendants
aARAH B. CARY,
June Is-cwIw BY her nexi friend
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TEACHER WANTED

g TEACHER WANTED.
..nu-han, who is thoroughly qualified to
IN Latin and Greek, and who was
-. ,-'-t'liy OF Virginia, can hear of a good
Instructor by addressing
:. FaRkOR, At Palmyra, Va
,.s MiLLER-Cne who understands
- .aes', and can furnish good evidences of
r. .e"y soorie,y and industry, can get a
4'OIi miles above Powhatan Court
June 2i-c8t p FINCH
hkOGCEs. BROGUEs e, 900 pair
&, "e b'ogues, tor sale on sccommoda.
N DEVEREUX,
Leather Dealer, 1872, Cary st.,
Between 18th and 18th SITS
Y. x,"saItNiTI.-Ap person having capt.
i!.,,~t,hs to engage In the Dnuo BusisEss,
|ste5,a'rv = opportunity by addressing J. S. B.,
va Novl7--ctf
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LAWS MADE TO BE EXECUTED.

as soon as his late apologies become known "dor'
.SOuth.n "FareMell 10 all nv preRtness"
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
LOUISA COUNTY, VA.
FArQuIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

REpEREscEs-Professors & Harrison, l. Glider
sleeve, NJ Schelc De We're, II Smith. Maupin ana WIN
II McGutfey of the University. June 4-c~3m
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7 r n. :
rME CrFE BRACE PLOW.

LOW t4- been steadily
with the farmers
'''1- he last ten years,
~ s.u l..o,,;.t,,..3,La
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,.....,.5 AGE~r ~ VIRGINIA, for the above
.i1''' ,hmeut. can supply the trade with
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ACClllE
At the 4
ne hsvif
floor "a
ted bsld,
pom ths9|
)ug tbeI
,or. id
ion 10 U
tbirtee4
c story /
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Hon. VIM. Smith, Warrenton, Va; Judge r. Il. Field,
Culpeper u. H. Va; NJ. d. Hoge, d. D., Richmond, Va
w s. Plumer D. D Alleghany City. Pa. June 25-clm
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lno Die ocr)htsstnen Mhretcnen, melte aus einen umrrbtntliHep
Mfa9cn pSer aus Der Gebtn enhprinoen.
SSte uneerooulitfeit. Slure ii Maaen, Gold, Ser;brcrreu
@ppetttlef9ttt, @snsnlidfeit, Strtrpfuna, blutsnSe unS lIiiios
pefnerrlgpicat. Sn allen nerpoien unb rteltmatiIhen Gdlen 6ot "a
ett ullSablt9en Ntalsn m~r6lttdtts ssprft unS ~spafanSies 6siltna
2allelbe ut cine rein Seseabilits @tiIhuna, nan itrsuo miGs,.
ltalhlessn gllirlolasen uno nads Mnrpeiiuns 6s berlbmtcn toI6n.
otlHel grets1prs Sperbase, 6ertiet. gScssn feline arcEen GrfpIoes
N Den rienten earOpdti6en Staaten, mar feline ginfi6runo in Ben
Str. Sfaatsn nnfr fur Dhjenisen bsltimmt, pelfe AUG unlsrm SSo%
lerlanoe III oielem Gahet Seritrcut limb. Da baitlbe unt,r ibner
9rcBsnt Stttaa 8etlnotn, 70 biete ib ss bent ansrifaniIdtn 0ubiifHn,
an, tnosnl I'D pstes eaf feline in Der bat wunber6arsn mstidniSS,m
etSSsnl4attel rh Setanntl@aft psrfdafTsn iperbsn.
SNonotfs ptrp fe fur Splhe %smpfeblen, eersn Contribution Surt
on eeltadIct9sn @tbraut sn Giqubrsn cher anberen SlusIhrpeifnns
gen III uilorpnln8. seratbsn iinb. @t @Qaeneinsn ouatnbiifI;t
nittlain, fnoet 60 ltirsn 9eiabtn gBss gum Sibe bs Qsbtns. irbsn1
60 IN Jsee NfrSe strerinst ub lie berN6iat, ben iinfsn6sn Geilf omf'
Seltin ;%urldbrinst. wv s""S'
W1rnun9:
Ot stSBe Serpre'ttn9 oieles ausec;eihnsten @rcmae fat ger =.
h%Mssts Mapaen1anssn eser"er9srhfsn, wssbalb bas @ublifan, i'm
an!Suls ppdnati9 ltn lruB. 9arum 1T ss n6tbis, bak Gbr gpers
6apee 9ouahordes Bitter, beppr Sbr ss fault, riftia rrobirt,
Hahahmunger. WI" '' '0 III
~ Ssrtauft $l.OO per 9ruel ODER G SoitsIS fur 800 6ei
8enjsmin 9ase jr. IT, o.,
o"'''"H'fh Won %Ii!tel1 mr. Mpcibefer II 9tentifer,
9~ittsbura, ga.
Sn W d. NJ on6 miro Siefrs Sjtners pSrfSuft in bss o(uot6sf.,
Der 95. Dove uno Comp, Nlerancer OuYal, 81. Nettsrisn 81
Jnbnitcn u. Sro, @rubbs unb Hyperion, g. 9lair. gBorino nm
Yrans, eaarlss Nliiipaueb unb 6. 6. Nteet, une in alien Si6StsS
Der gfT. Staoten 1T eislss Sittr8 in jseer &pOthefe ~ bossn roo 4
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Bekanntmachungen
$4,000 ascrtb ne,cr Serbffpoareu


BAL. eetcn, l75 Sruarlreet, bat Iretcn Gin
grcBarti9sS Eager neusr nrtmoarsn ey6Hnst, teItctenp
n rs'aen SstesnltcEsn. Silt 0rtes, gan, mclenen
Oela'r'ss, Serblt Stple Sucal @lairs, 1rtr lt6nc Ias
leaeta Hpbes, embrcicerits icrsr strt, S6amls. @carfs
&c, le~'s Elm "'ultaneiBts Eager Won Gpuie.tssiu
@opbS.
Sslpnesrs mirb anfmcrtlam Nfmaht ouf elm eIr,aa.
tics Ilhprtiment Gtpafs. SpuHin'e bette &io @irpee Ella.
tr Smpprtatirn, Die rurh Oamen, meltte tieIeItc &c.
tra9en babsn, ais ole teitcn i'm Warfte o%urrfannt no.
va I'D nur AsNSn taar r~crfaufe, bin ih in tea q oub
s,slsgtt, n'SnaNn'smsiIe eiaiae Irriie ;u itrlen, ,psyaolb
GIN SfIuh eisisS va9crS %rr9ctcnt crtcttn mirr.
Niht III Itcrieteu!
btS SSa0rcns Vaacr prn "' y" t'>
Fancy = Staple Dry Goods
autnlertlam' su MADDEN, bic CT bel en ,biIcr srldcureu C,.Shsfts.
SsFsI'miNea ~ %ITnslE ! S. 'i4issn @rtNsn %etrgetauff Bat.
nne Srrtao S%etpsn5sugs, fran%Iite 0cloines, g}alcn,io @shss'
Sut gopltns, fglrtrts NertiUS, SbawtS, Gluafs, Bonnet Rit6ens'
Snprelefrtee, @lcnes. Spitsrp unb cinen Yruitlnbi1cn Gtrf nnn
Sen,slns 0eoes, bic aas in nod mic bosepclncn tiliasn sUreTsn
'''""l' gu u" Salcntin Goben,
- us SrNNdr
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Ne,,e Mm;efaem.

Sottltn9 .Gta6iifsment unb g8tplelale Gisarrenltcre.
geinen gef6dftsfrtunbsn unb benz gublifum i'm aaasm,incn
bic Mnssiss, RAP ib in Der is. StraFe spif6cn Wain uno Carr
einen neuen Stcre senaistbst unb Saitlbl 9uflr6ae fur gpttlc.
9oSerbter, gtt, Srrkr, Gipsr &C., fsmt Gisaryen I'M gBtUlslIs
prcmrt ~ousfibren msrbc.
@sins g%3intsrplsilt fur ertsre Gtthsl Tub mic fptst:
S Sinis P' Saes"' I 6laa,a ,:as:rssnst.
Salbe YintS 81 nift ciuasr.
NSieSerscrt6ufr esneFcn cine teesutSntc @reisemdfiauns. 0a-
gerber bsim As ;ua tiaiefsn Martirr,is.
Stcrs' Rno Sortstpern erlaute th mir in%Sbc1rnStre auf msin
Wager in St9arrcn Gufmtrtlan, gu MAIDEN, ts1tbcnb tteupeiis in
fclDcnbsn BRANDS:
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