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Deutsch: Johann Baptist Joseph Max, Graf von Leyden (1774-1847) an den Freiherr von Malsen, königlich bayerischen Kämmerer in Klebing bei Mühldorf (Landshut, 6. Februar 1830) - Gemeint ist wohl Schloss Klebing in der Gemeinde Pleiskirchen.

Theuerster Herr Baron! Ich habe mich um beydes erkundigt, wgen dem Beneficiaten und wegen dem Eilwagen, der Herr Janich mag als Beneficiat nicht hin, weil er zu wenig Arbeit hat, wegen dem Eilwagen habe ich den Herrn Baron Feury selbst gefragt, und der hat mir gesagt, daß jetzt kein Eilwagen mehr nach Regensburg geht, wohl aber der Postwagen, der geht am Sonntag, und Dienstag nach Regensburg, aber allemal bey der Nacht. Ich hätte Ihnen schon längst darüber geschrieben; aber weil mir der Herr Baron sagte, sie wollten erst künftiges Frühjahr hin, so glaubte ich, es hätte keine so große Eil. Daß es ihrer Frau wieder gut geht, freut mich, auch bitte ich Sie, eine Empfehlung an sie, wie an ihrer Schwiegermutter von mir auszurichten. Leben Sie wohl werthester Herr Baron, mich nochmals für meine gütige Aufnahme bedankend, verbleibe ich mit ausgezeichneter Hochachtung...

Siehe auch die Sekundärbilder in der Versionsgeschichte.

Mit "Klebing b Mühldorf" ist mit größter Wahrscheinlichkeit das Schloss Klebing in der Gemeinde Pleiskirchen gemeint und nicht Klebing bei Rattenkirchen.
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