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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
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Since writing ny fret leiisfi have
bod lhe pleasure N meeting wilb "a
number NJ military gentlemen, lfpm
different pafls " tie State, They
ere MI highly IN favour NJ your con.
ytning q board u officers Of jackson,
during The nest session Of the Legs.
ttufe, lor The purpose Of taking ON.
dor consideration The subject propos.
led. They are Of opinion, also that
u would meet with the public pppro.
baton generally. Among others !
have met with an intelligent officer
from the Chickasaw Nation. lie
says the scheme will be highly ap.
proved Of IN tina, part Of the country,
and as for himself no would take
great pleasure IN riding all the way
To Jackson, 10 meet his brother olli.
GERS ut the request Of your Excelen.
cy. He commands the Regiment in
Desoto, e. is well acquainted through.
out the Chickasaw Nation; so far as
] have been able to learn your excel.
lency would be strongly sustained in
this measure; you have already done
much towards giving an impetus to
the military spirit throughout the
country by your personal attendance,
at the reviews Of the different Regi
ments this fall; it has given conse
quence and importance to the system
which was greatly to be desired, ha,
enlisted in itsiavour the wealth ant
intelligence of the country, and ha
gone far towards removing stron,
lprejudices that existed against; it
mean that existed against ever,
thing like military organization an,
discipline. Should yonr excelenc,
think proper to 90 on with the worl
already commenced until our militi;
laws are revised and a correct sys
tenn established for the government
organization and training Of the mi
litia. You will have accomplished
an exceedingly important task, which
Twill entltle you to the ~ggso.tti.tade G
the country; the subject is vitality i'm
portant 10 the people of Mississippi
Although we now rest quietly j
peace, we are far from reposing on
bed Of roses; should we continue I'm
prepared, we might ere long at tn
dead of night. be awakened TO listel
to the shrieks Of the dying, and be
hold our dwellings enveloped i
flames; tits important in every poin
of view that the militia should b
well trained and understand thorough
lily the use Of arms; we could be inf
nitely better prepared to protect on
domestic affairs against servile 70
and better prepared to preserve in
violate the rich inheritance of free
dom, bequeathed to us by a nobl
accestry;our militia system calls Iouc
ly for reformation. Public opinio
calls for it also and | feel confideo
that your Excellency will not be il
different to subject of so much in
terest A MILITIA OFFICER.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
From the Matches Courier.
ELECTION.

Observation-Disclosures
vote in ITO towns stands for Everett
(WhigJ 37766. Morton, (Locofoco.
so;s49. Ten Wing Congressmen
are ascertained to be elected. In the
towns heard from exclusive Of Bo,
ton 1903 Wings and As Locofoco
Representatives have been elected,
Abolitionism and other malipn influ.
ences, as in oil the recent election,
have co-operated with Locofoco:sm
IN Massachusetts against the Wings.
We now come to the exhibition OF
this union in Observation-Disclosures were
prepared for it we thought but The
reality is far beyond our anticipo.
tons. Truly the most priifc imapi.
nation could not have conceived VIVA,
has actually taken place in Boston.
The Atlas Of that city says:
"ln Boston the Wings were diyid-
ed by questions growing out of the
License Law. Some half dozen Rem
resentatlve tickets were run-the
Regular Wing ticket; the Equal Rights
ticket; the independent ticket, the
Liberal ticket; the Armory Hill tick
ct; the Regular Tory Customhouse
and Post Office ticket, 0.rAND THE
AMALGAMAT1ON VAN BUREN,
TICKET; CONTAINING, AMOVr
OTHERS THE NAMES OF EIGHT
COl.ORED PERSONS" GO
10 this astounding announcement
the Atlas adds and well he NAV, with
much propriety, ''it is impossible toI
say, therefore, that the regularly
nominated Wing ticket OF this civ
'as been elected entire, but such W.
'elievs will be found 70 b. the case. u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12


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tshNhR men, sai fhaf kfaa 10 hs8hy
sugHsailaF afihs, II 10 iel.tyti bfs IT,
tlsbsi lhsm rom ~ AHsf asa la, sfi
81 ihs sfsiss6ss .hth lha sympathy N
tuf people ~ NJ frontiers can slss ihsml
10 promptly rendered ssth ought hH
70 y lhe csc 10 maiisf how msb
- may wish 10 zee ihs beopls ~ csaa
d independent shj enjoying ~ ihs blef
ans' 81 religious sud civil liberty, and
Tho Questionable boon Of equal right, M
W guaranteed unio them M matter how
great The soliciiude which every freeman
must fiel W beholding MI such struggles
fof The advancement Of that same liberty
fof which our fathers fought md blgd,
The interests involved are too immense,
and The blessings Of pescc and Tranquil.
Wy 10 this confcdoecy too great, TO be
sacrificed, for what VIC consider, 10 say
The least Of IL, the mis-directed aud hone.
less scal Of the rather too sangune Pa.
ifiois OF Lover Canada We hope now
that Mr. Van Burcp has asccrtained tho
result OF tho recent elections, and knows
That his administration is a doomed one,
and that his principles and measures are
OF variance with the great mass Of the
American people, and having no impor.
TINT state elections on hand, will now
turn his attention to the importance Of
having our neutrality preserved, and taxi
vigorous measures to prevent the insur.
gents from receiving any assistance from
The American side. lf he canno, main.
tain tho character Of his administration
abroad, let him at least save us from a
sar with Great Britain at home, Per.
aars his attention will DO entirely ab.
sorbed in providing e6ces for Cambre,
'sng and other defeated locoloco candi.
ea'cs Tor Congress from New York, II
she "lndepesdent Treasury" system was
m operation, this would be very easily
accomplished, but as that measure is
dead, utterly dead, we apprehcnd that he
will find !, difficult matter. We are al
loss 10 know which of the two the
President will choose. We shall see. Z
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

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IL hew dftsgihg i hsinfe iho palila,
ADD laeslsliaa I've lss.lnsi NJ lhess
whom boz ihluisi NV sthitfiag w
ihe world ihe e1niaci "a tlfiums
community Wiih vice lhUmyi NE m
iimmsbtahiy " annihef' ! ask r.
gain. VI II WIS not the exclusive fieht
81 lhat community 20 lef ihs sh0le
matter sleep N oblivion, u 90 They
pleassdi Md it not Nt llummef
IA resident " another pare NJ the
State nos ~ cBlpable N NE eyes "
ihat society Tor his gratuiious act rs |
VA. IN the original efrori
Relative w the private letter that
has been paradsd lelorc the public. |
.imply remark that | did write 10
tho man named, bat, having no copy.
and M my enemies have not shown
inc the original, ! do not know whelh
crit is correctly quoted. Al will n.
gree with me that man who would
bo base enough to publish a letter 20
evidently private and so entirely IN.
connected with politics, would be
base enough TO alter IT TO suit his own
purposes. AS 1t appears, it isa fool.
Ish cgotistlcal thing. For this offence,
let him cast the first stone at ME who
has ever succeeded in this State, and
not written as ridiculous u letter to
som. old friend in the country he
came from. And what woud be
thought Of that friend ,cho would gire
such a teller 10 the public,
But why this fresh attack upon me
abouta matter that had slept nearly a
twelve month with the consent Of the
parties interesteda My duty as a
public officer has brought me in con-
aict with the schemes and interest Of
Franklin +. Plummer, president of
the Grenada Bank. The Bank Com
mi,sioners would have violated their
oath of office had they not taken the
steps they did. The law is specific
and for this alone, have been attack
ed in an unjustiiiable manner, and the
basest faIsehoods promulgated "a
make my conduct appear, in a, mat.
ter entirely unconnected with the
bank, ten thousand times worse than
the facts will justify. This too, by a
man VIGOROUSLY devoid of public or
private character-of political integ-
rety or private honesty--vho now
sets himsel! up as a censor of the
morals Of society. A man who by
his confession has been guilty of the
greatest possible cmrlme against NOR.
ais and society.
Duty to the public and duty to my.
self have caused this article. in ad.
vance of any furthur publication in
reference to this matter by any who
have malicious feelings to CRAFTY,
(Which can only have tendency to
annoy those connected with me who
are innocent of any participation
denounce the man who may do it as
no gentleman, but an infamou, ril.
lain, and shall at all times hold nv.
self personally responsible for the
declaration.
L. A. BESANCON.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
STATE OF MIssIsslpPIl By 1
Madison county. cnunI

STATE OF MIssIsslpPll By I
Madison county. couti
To all persons interested /
tenements and hereditanes
IloLLowAy, Deceased
YOU are hereby eitedOa
the Probate Court Of said
regular term thereof 70 VI
Court House Of said county
Monday Of January next
to Shew cause il any YOU "
court should not then oriat
that the following landsahs
said deceased to be sole; ~
south east quarter Of sec'M 4
township ten range two s'S'
south west quarter, seclla
township ten range two az
north east quarter secton NV
nine range two east, south
south west quarter secilai
township ten range two easy
quarter section thirty five y
range two east, north hall sas
west quarter section thIrly =
ten range two east, west h'l
quarter section thirty five y
range two east. As such :
of advantage to the heirs aaa'
in order to make a division
WITNESS, the Honors'
Shackelford, Judge o. r.
county the fourth Mona
Der in the year O o.
thousand eight hund ~
eight and seal Of s sa'
ISSUED, the Sd day Of .l pe'
JOHN T.CAME''
December IL, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
JUDGE WHITE.-This distinguish

JUDGE WHITE.-This distinguish.
ed statesman has resigned, temporarily,
his Office Of United States Senator from
Tennessee. We say temporarily, be-
cause tho patriotic iirmncss, the unAinch.
ing political integrity, and commanding
iaauence Of Hugh L. White, are too
much needed at the present crisis, 10 be
lost in our national councils. The rea.
"ons which have led to his resignation,
are, the severe indispssitisn Of himself
and family, who have suffered severely
from the autumnal fever, which prevail.
cd to 50 great an extent in Tennessee last
season.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

GREAT FIRE.--ln pursuance Of a
scsoiution Of tne Directory Of the Bran
don Bank, tvelce hundred thousand dol
'srs OF their paper, was consumed by fire
IN the public square. We hope that such
eonfdgrations, may become frequent,
until the character Of our state curren-
Wy is raised to standard Of value equal
20 that Of any other State.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

We are happy to learn that the Hon
sAMuEt l.. SOUTHLAND, has been reelected
TO the Senate of the United States. Mr..
8. is a man Of sparkling talents and ster-
lin: integrity, and the news Of his cleo.
ton will be hailed with joy BY every
Wing.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
ADMINISTRATIONS
10y virtue Of an ofas' 4
1Honorable the PrOAss

1Honorable the PrOpss
Madison county made At y
Der term 1885, | shall 0Hs'1
sale to the highest bidder "a. \
House door in the town ~
a credit of one and twov'
terest of John L. Plemn'n:
peinr an undivided laislsl
half. in and to the following Y
lands lying and being y
Of Madison and State q
to wit: the north hall, eas'a
east quarter, and south h y,
north east quarter sssud
eight; and south half wss
west quarter and east hail. }, !
quarter mar aud west hail. =
Quarter dissection tweatyss'II
shin nine, range four east , -. M
If sect;on thirt, six and e'S
east quarter Of sec, see.' tss, I
township twelve ra nj h n
The purchase. s .,a"or,r.d
'r G. A. rLEr,SSSs1 ~
John !.
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

vERMONT.--John Smith, (dcm) has
has been elected to Congress from this
State, in the District where there was no
choice At tho regular election.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
La w NurIC f..

SAMUEL R. BLACK, has removed
~ from Canton and settled permanent.
ly at Sharon, where he can DO found a,
all times except when necessarily absen,
on the business Of his profession.
Sharon, Nov. 3, 1888. esH
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

RESlGNATION.--Thc Hon. Alfred
Cuthbcrt Senator in Congress from
Georgia, has resigned his seat.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

Citizens Bank Of MadInl
7 I'N{
Canton, Dee. !, Il

A T a called meeting 4 \
- holders Of this inaas
this day, it was
Resoi,ed, Tha! the It'll
this Institution, assembled
ing house, on tn. first n
February next, and lhal,1
tendance is hereby earnssIl
as business Of importance 4
sidered. r. A. TEDlH
26-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
POCKET BOOK LOST.

IN Monday night the Sd inst, at
~ the Theatre in Vicksburg. a red
calf skin Pocket book, containing
some shinplastcrs and number OF
notes Of hand, as follows, due bill on
Jno. S. Gooch for S349, Sc cts. as
near as | can recollect, note on
James White, and p. G. Allings
worth for $500, one note on Jno. w.
Graves for 500. Also a receipt from
=. J. Searles, Surviving partner OF
). Slverberg, dated dec. |, for 1888,
50 cts. also a iaad agents receipt for
the entry OF an eighth of land in
l.eake county, and q number of 9th
er papers, the dates of none of which
| recollect, all persons are cautioned
against trading for any of the above
notes, or papers as they have been
stolen from my pocket.
J. J. PARKER.
The Vicksburg Register will in
sert the above one time and forward
their accounts to this Office.
BILL FOR DIVORCE.
Benjamin Weeks
Betweeen complainant & Sa-
rah Weeks defen.
dant.
Equity side'of Leake Circuit Court
OcroBER TERM 1888.
In due proof having been made,
that the defendant in this cause, re-
sides out of the State Of Mississippi,
on motion Of f. Fox, solicitor for
the Complainant, it is ordered that
this cause be brought to bearing,
IN said Court, on the first day Of the
next term Of this court, at the OPEN
ing OF the court on that day, or as
soon thereafter as Council can be
heard. Also ordered that a copy
OF. the above order be published in
the Canton Herald, one Of the pub.
l'c newspapers, Forthcoming Of said
state for the space Of three months,
successfully before the day appoin-
ted, for the said hearing, Or in some
other puclic newspaper Of the said
State.
A true copy from the minutes of
U. r. BOBBlTT, CLrnx.
Attest, By r. C. VERNON, Dept.
. December Is, 1888. 26-l3
Printers fee S9a.]
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

NOTICE "a NJ
THE highes! price. :. 4 -
Il for cotton deliver, r., '.s,rb
M.somrsrra, or" OUT
V,cKsBuRo. c,fpISTpN
Ncvsultcr ~ /
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
W Agg0N 49,
MAIN Y


TUE uadse,..a
shop 10 NJ ~
cayess 'fass,s Il Il
carrying on the =.
beg leave 70 iaio,m 49, :.
Cunion aad h ,~.:
have nov On hal
seasoned limbsr, H..
N saying Ma, lh,g M
a workman, M. Isi.a'
Inc Southern county,, s.'
pared to make and \.
Carriages and stock T.
tend TO carry on "
ness, IN all It's variom N.
N. W. ST.S
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
l.. A. BESANCON.

FRox FLohlDA.-The Tallahassee
Florldian of the 18th inst. publishe.
statements that induce the belief tina,
the Indians were not sincere in theil
professions Of peace. Very few have
come in and surrendered themselves
and the stipulated time had elapsed
Late information from Tampa Bay
states that Sam Jones had not made
his appearance according to promise
and probably would not come in.
About $50 of the Tallahassees had
come in, and showed a willingness "a
emigrate. The time allowed the 9th.
er bands to emigrate had elapsed, and
none but the Tallahassees had made
their appearance. The probability
was tina, another campaign would be
required to bring the savages to terms,
General Taylor had not been deceiy.
ed by the professions of the Indians,
but had continued all along to make
every necessary arrangement for fl.
ture- operations, should the enemy
again prove treacherous. :
NRw YoRK Vine Eprrons.-The
Cincinnati Wing pays the following
merited tribute to the zeal, energy
and patriotism Of the Wing Editors
Of New York, displayed in the recent
contest in that State:
"The fearless, able and indefatica.
Die manner in which the Wing edit.
crs Of the city Of New York have
exposed the misrule and corruption
Of the Administration, and the noble
zeal they have displayed in defence
Of the constitution, our republican
institutions, and the rights Of an a.
bused people, are deserving Of all.
praise, and Of the grateful ackpowl.
sdgements Of every patriot WI o
throughout The land. They fought
Every inch Of ground with an ability.
industry and perseverance,, eminent.
y worthy Of tho glorious cause in
shich they wcre engaged, and with
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
Is EVERY THING RIGHT

IA. question shleh every fsrmsI
.AaxIa an, % Linsslf - be e0@msResl
n. I.hor Of he Geld: for II there j. . De-
lsr, IN sbe beglnn,hg. u 70 Passible be
usy l.sor % lhrO;Ga Tie sh"se season
u ilsde o. ~ elect
4, ~ essential 10 success IN farming
ia, thsrs should be Q plans aud equally
a. ina. Ihs plan sho0S be gssd sne.
E.,n,us .: random 10 seldom profitable.
Fysry Ihing shOGld be done BY sys-
vm-lh. division are arrangement 81
ths kelJs; the Eo.sn0s u The crops: the
sd,stiaa Of The rallBrs and The craps 10
inc soil; aud these P!ans should De night
.. krsI, or I'll gill eonnnns 10 60 @Eang.
Ale yoar f.raIpg Iools in orders-snd
are thsy I'll n esOd qualify! Don't IN
syiHe shal ysa are g'ing 10 ssvs any
ding 10 he snd. ~ ssing ~"rn7ui' III
o.o.,r ,e.sI implements ofhusbsadEy. q
so.,d plough. hsrr"S. he or seyIlss viii
e.y FIR ,Lsnselres 10 . season BY good
ness .ni rs.s ii ~arklng. over q clunsy
irl.riM article. Are all these lhIngs
night
How arc renr fsnessl None Of our
business. s"ns m.y rPly: but Il v Ill be
,he bushes. VI your animals. and those
NJ our nashbars Io examine them thor
ougal, before n. sumnsT comes round;
asd n lee: nshi they All be cute 10 ind
Il oit, aai Tie TepsrI wlii be accordingly.
n .ay val has la.!ea In.a. lei IL be care
lully replaced: # raids hate been blsw5
oil by ihe xinser sInd. see Thai they are
al laid in their PISCES; have sIskss been
frozen out. dnse them Oser; and reTem-
Der thai aps, Of the neIghb"rhood bard
feelings ,h.. sxisss. might be Prsses~d
By . few hours examination and repair OF
outside fences. Look to it then ibs. these
are al right.
Hare yoa made proper provision foo
The nOrsi ses intellectual culture y! your.
sen sud f.rllyi IL is all imPnI;sa, that
even ding should be right on this point,
fx % no one would q mistake be 40 ia
izl 90 on This. Newspapers, backs,
schools and the religious Institutions u
society. should be at command and en-.
jcyed; for iniolence and inaction ID a.
fatal 10 The mind q. 10 he body, and
without soGaa taorals. aud general know
ledge. 10 man can be adequately prepared
10 acI his part in Tree country and pop
War government, like ours. BE careful
that I'll is right here; add segrudge moi
ihe riding expenses the sGlaInmeni OF
such goOd may require.
Tie Genessse Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

re Montreal Herald estimates the po-
pulsIion of Lower Canada at about five
hundred and twenty thousand. that OF Up
per Canada AZ three bundled and fifty
thousand; and the number Of French in
both provinces at forty thousand. The
population of Nova Scotia. New nruns-
wick. Prince Edwards Island, and New
ioundland. is said 10 be about three hun
dred thousand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE AMERICAN
Psychological Journal
AND
MISC EIIAEI.
PROSPECTUS
MISC ELL ~,

TT 10 . Tem4tk able fact, that v bile The con.
- serts ~ The belief that PhicnOlugy is true,
have, within lev Year,, most sstuatshlEely
multiplied, there does mol exist Oh tie Amer.
"sR continent o single peIvdIrai whose CLIP CT
~ 10 advocate its truths, tfPel the attacks made
upon il, oE snswer the IIg lie whWh even
candid persons are disposed 10 make concern.
ing Il. Aad this Is tie more surprising. since
the materials already existing and dGI y Jug
menIing, with which 10 enrich such a Pubiica.
ton, are slmos, H., xhsUst!Lle.
The science uf n,cdiciae has its appropriate
nedEz through shirh to present 10 the pIuies-
SION and TO Students ali the new facts which
occur. and all the new theories which are ad
vncascd IN the various iuslltDIiUTs III medical
silence throughout the v old; aud il is proper
That il should be so. The came 10 true 81 the
other Leading professions. Vi law, and ef divi.
nIiy. Eat note .tis;andinR the 10, pOItani bear.
inas which phreu.logists know their science to
have on medicine, and divinity, and Law, there
IS no publication through which, a. the sppro.
?risie channel, those bearings may he painted
pnt IL IL true that some mes spspers. amJ al
80 oac or Two works VI less cpLemeIai cha
rscfeI, do occasionally admit articles IN favor
f phseBology: bat Gese do not meet the pre-
s,iL NECESSITY. A peTisd!cs! which IL svoW ed
y parenC.ogita~ oHe whose pages shall cohsir
tate q permanent depository liae,s, and which
shall be- open for the expression of opinions and
the record Of principles connected - ith those
facts as noe neesrd: aud q strong ieeHng al
,l.is nscessiIy, together with belief thai such
work is extensively demanded, aud will mee.
w ia .ncours geEeEi aud 50. port. las induced
'te Publisher to ptesent The prospectus of" The
t'nsTicsn PareGUIOgical JouEGal and 9lsccii1-
oy."
ihE object Of this work viii be 30 preserve
tom obHvrnn the u,o.t interesting Of the very
".uaaT' Ne fscts cohs:nIsioIy aud Iirssrat'Ve ol
The truth Vi plii saol"gy; TO show the true bear
"gs u IAls science on educs!loH. (phs seal, in-
'eii~e.rai. aus m'ra!;) "n soc Medical Treat.
,nrat "Ei1" Ia>anc; On Jurisprudence; on The
o. IS. agi Ola as2!Rl Rst Moral FAt'3sopby.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.

In Equi,y-Scrsenber Term. 1885,
U'SSls Y. BsLSH aad slAui - Original Bill
ut appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cout
- that JamGs Woods, "ne Gf the dtieHtsni
in this cause. Il not al lnhabhaui If thus state,
I, !. Their, inre ordrrtd thsI Publication be MADE
IN tie :tiIlsLoIough Recorder toT tlI ut,I'
successfully. that unless tie ssid d,iend'd
arprar ~ the n,1t term Of this Conti, u he
held fT the county al utancs. at ne reu'''
h"use IN IiIIlsb"tuugh. an the second Monday
q March :'I', and pead. rs~e 81 d. mus.
lte ,an-r vii be sei down lut htsnng ,al
hcaid tr ps'i' a. Ia i'm,
JAMES WEBB, c. & " E.
Srp'sH.att -. 81 ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

In he Garden Of Olives a Jerusalem,
eight olive IEees are na@ sandIng. whleh
are proved by historical d"eumeais 10
have been there anterior 70 The taking oi
hs city BY The Turks. and must sonse'
suenlly be ~ least eight hundred years
OIL