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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-06
AME1L cATAsrROPnE-
7ylys OF TIE STEAMER ASnING,
rs UN LAKE ERIE AND so LIVES
lbs

rQys Of THE STEAMER 81 ASHING,
rs UN LAKE ERIE AND so LIVES
iO~ft
l. i've Buffalo Advertiser a Saturday
Ne earn that the steamer North
bra bad yist come 40 bsngtag the
Intelligence Of tie destruction that
a5EH 3 ovlnSk, of the nrs aud
~ steamer Nash ngluu b. fire Il Sil
twys The Washington hid Inc fore
Z l- Nigh, pas>t-d the North Aneu
ta ate, "a, a, Ere, and VS. not
el b lhr Moth A nerica. tili wl,h
re- alr. II Buiiaia, hen glare 81
BENZ. scen tosafsis SILVER Ct-tk bs
! b susn, the boat vas lmurGisi /,
/. ed II 1. n. nrafed the 4 al.
g he Washington, drifting four
tu .h1tr, 18th uni ltvtns suu on
ard be wAiers Around isirrfaly
VS. hats, bs,anets, ifunks, baggage.
Hsrsd ifagmru's II the wreck -
60 sad been discovered ut SHEER
ht there vrse nuly three skill.
sah psil pul, and sllh I'll - and
as q the " sshnltnn, abuai fariy
1 sawed, many 1T them ladies -
acre aN dad bodies pc krd ~ b.
Nv7a Amerlel, four wom"n aud tao
~ lna bull ard engine were loNcd
'ef Greek.
Washington was hutl, at Ashlabula
r. The fire caughl near the boil
e. made rap.d progress, and snnn
lbc steering ropes, Which Srto
IN, a. thoy sh,nld have been, aud
o boat ~a@ unsnauagable, aud could
'al ashore.
MERCHANT. on board lost SO nOn.-
lhnsn saved We ser 10 names of
TON lhrs quarter Of the State. A
as plescd W With two children on
?, m''e aud hall from the wreck,
'a'ifen sere dead.-.N, y. r. Sidr.
Merchants q the CITY OF New Gr.
ucelly understand 10 wbpm they
~ obligations Tor the disasters OF
iaey have lately ended, by whose
engagement ri commerce aud the
may be prolonged, aud by what
inaY b. aserted. Witness the lul
"'soIutlon, adopted al meeting Of
aaents Of the Banks 81 New Orleans,
' as 10Th instant - Nat Incl.
sta That in The opinion 81 the Board
80 o. the Banks Of Ncw Orieans. the
.AI % Ianasiy ncst should bo f,ed on
resumption BY said Banks i'fsrl.
'h''ed States Rank OF Poems, i've.
~ = assnos IL this city. will furnish
h. Until the estsbltshmen, 81 Ma
~ = y uatil each other remedial measures
sustained ~ The Government, IN re.
SFeney, ~ vii nsnrr iho rnuu,tv
r', az 'gaia't M dspiOrs6is coassqps acss
a., - pfH''on Of specie paymen,s ~ ne
sae the banss.H
FROM FLORIDA.
W ARRIVAL yratavday ~ al, x,...ss...
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-06

TIE Cherokees AT the last accounts.
Gen. Scott bad collected 4200 Of these In.
dams, for removal, beng nearly all the
Georgia branch of the tribe The Tennes.
see Indians were voluntarily coming IN !;
and II was supposed that there would b. ~
difficulty with the North Carolina or Ala.
hsma portions 1t the tribe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-06
NOTICE..

HHY virtue Of Deed of Trust made BY Cap,
- John Penman TO the undersigned, for pur
passes therein mentioned, shall proceed TO sell, IL
the Town Of Charlotte, on Thursday the 2sth o
this instaai, (bsiag the Thursday of the County
Courtl ell the property thereia specified, consist
ing of valuable
Household Furniture,
among which is quantity ot
SII YER PLATE,
A Library of Books, Horse and Saiky,
Mining d. Swpeying Instruments
wM. ]. ALEXANDER Trustee.
Jaly 1, 1885. Ho7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-06

Murder Of Dutch settlers in South Arr.
cd.-By accounts received from the Cape of
Good Hope 10 March 18Th, II appears that a
party Of go Dutch settlers, men, women
and children, were slaughtered near Port
Natal IN night attack b, a party Of ZooIas
under their chef D,ngaan. who IT appears
had by professions OF friendship purposely
decoyed them INTO his country TO eficc, tins
massacre. The Znolas were being pursued
and many had heen slam. II IS feared Mr.
Lludsley, the American missionary, aud h,s
family nave also been killed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-06
IRON I1ilnInA

arrival yesterday of The steamer
W. .Hp'' Hubbard, we learn, says,
Ipaa Georgiaa Of the 20ih INST,
6,, ,n'''ao' have burn, two bridges IN
|'I'icoochee, and also Fort Dade,
IT, ~ o. our troops. Gen. TavIof Is
a. WIN fifteen companies to proceed
,S' ~ pen'tsnla IN the hope Of cucnun
-chaeltstoa Mercury.
h.
|ns5 1T ~, hsfgste, Prince o. Taila as,e,
''0sen marfisd to Mr.. Dating Buud.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-06

u and then the latter was rejected by still
larger najonty-thus leaving what Nj
Cambreieng terms a virtual sub Treasur,
system IN operation notwithstanding tina
The Representatives ofthe People have pass
ed sentence Of condemnation on the obnox
lous system at two successive SESSIONS d
Congress.
The Secret Circular. There is no doubt
from the following paragraph, which we
hnd IN the last oxford Examiner" that a
secret Circular has recently issued from the
Head quarters OF V an Burenism, IN this City.
No one has right, that we know of, to OBJ.
Jet to this movement, but il would have
been more consenant TO the genius OF our In.
s'itutiens, had the thing been done openly
aud above board RAJ. Register.
Party Ssersts-We we're informed in Louis.
burg, dsy OF two age, that several printed circu
lars had been sent 10 individuals ia Franklin b.,
the Editor Of leading Ysa Buren, Press il this
STATE, exhor!ing them 10 exert every nerve in the
cause Of the party as much apprehension vas felt
as to the result Of the August elections. By some
m,schsacs this "po, has became known to the
" snsnE," ssc Is the subject oil public talk about
Louisburg. We have our information a. 10 the
existence OF such General Order from gentle
man who has seen 1t and there can, Therefore. b.
no mistake about the matter. What say Won Mr..
ioring, have you SEGA il Ii so, please favor the
public with IT,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-06

lg.rhs Fourth of Jay vas ccltbra,ed by a
rumbr, e opf oiuErus by a Batbseus =, Mf.
Bake, Sgring. abooi mtlc from issu. We we're
nal present, BOT understand the company enjaycd
ihsmssl'ts very agrceshly. We arc sorry the
,oasis have %, been furnished 10 ius for to DAY.
naptt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-06

lTI9jsprarsr' sf Csagysp.-- Bph ITaasss d
Congress hsse adopted resolution TO adjourn Oh
the 9th instant
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
TO OUR PATRONS.

" Mr.. IIENRY S. TAYLOR is our author
sed agent 10 make collection in this and the ad.
joining counties. We trust that all 10 whom &C.
counts are presented will be punctual in settling
them. Our wants are really pressing, and our
patrons must excuse us for calling upon them
at this time--necessty has forced US TO it, and
we hope that It will be sufficient apology. Can
not our distant subscribers remit Us their arreara-
ges by mail Il may be done at our own risk.
~ Henceforh the name of no individual liz.
ing at a distance, and with whom we are una6
quanted, will be entered on our Books as sub
scriber, unless he pays IN adpmce. We hone
that this hint viii be attended 10.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

VA You support Bank D.-.-..-e- -
tative in the legislature, IN clse zl, l'I''
members TeS.gu;' 'l, psss
We answer empaati,aly, NO. sa
CNlTED STATES SEsArE.-Tbs ts,m,-
lowing Senators expire on the 4tb Of NJ ~ u as {
The New-lork Journal Of Coma,rr,. IL ga III
their political creeds: ,1'-a
.7iDsiRisirati0a.-MT- Benton, Of Mes
Norvea, of Michigan; Mr.. Shepley Of NJ ~ !, 4
Niles, Of Connecticut; Mr.. Trotter, Of NJ, 4
Mr.. Grunjy Of Tennessee; MIR. Morris orn.,
Mr.. Upton Of Indiana-s. -' y
Federal Bank U'hg. Mr.. Wets,e- 49,,
chusetts; Mr. Swift, of Vermont; Mr. Ron, -'''
Rhode Island; Mr.. Southland of New L.. !
Bayard Of Delaware and Mr. Merrick Of ma :. ~
Coaserratire.-Mr. Riyes orVircini. NJ. y
lnadge of New-Yo.k; Mr.. Mexican Of Penn. =
nia.--5. M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
GENERAL WASHINGTON'S OPINION.
NJ v. Feb. TO- 1877.

/ To Thomas STONE
Dear Sr-Yuur favor Of the 30th ult. came duly
to hand To give an opinion in a case OF 50 much
importance as that which has warmly agltaled tie
two branches of your legislature, aud which from tie
appeal that is made IS likely 10 create great and
perhaps dangerous divisions, is rather delicate
matter; but as this diversity Of opinion Is on suit
ect which has believe, occupied the minds OF most
men, aud as my sentiments thereon have been fairly
and decidedly expressed, long before the Assembly,
either Of MARYLAND or Of this State was convened,
do not scrupe to declare that, if had voice in
your legislature II would have been given DECl-
DEDLY AGAINST A PAPER EMISSION, up
on the general principles ofs inutliiy as repre-
sentative and the necessity Of il as medium.
To assign reasons for this opinion, would be as
unnecessary as tedious, The ground has been so
often trod that hardly place remains untouched, in
word the necessity arising from the rant Of Spe-
Gle is represeatedas greater than 10 redtyis CON
TEND THAT IT IS BY THE SUBSTANCE
AND NOT BY THE SHADOW OF A THING,
THAT WE ARE BENEFITED. The wis
dom OF man, in my humble opinion, cannot at this
time devise plan by which the credlt of paper
would be long supported consequently DEPRE-
CITATION KEEPS PACE WITH THE GUAM
TITY OF TUE EMISSION, AND THE ARTI-
Giles FOR WHICH II Is EXCHANGED,
RISE IN A GREATER RATIO THAN THE
SINKING VALUE OF THE MONEY
WHEREIN THEN, is THE FARMER, THE
PLANTER, THE ARTIZAN BENEFlTTED'
The debtor may be, because, as have observed, he
gives the shadow instead otthe substance; and, in
proportion to bis gain the creditor or the body poll
tic suffers Whetherit be legal tender or NOT, it
will as has been observed truly have no alternative
1t must be that or nothing. An evil equally great,
is THE DOOR IT IMMEDIATELY OPENS
FOR SPECULATION, BY WHICH THE
LEAST DESINGING, AND PERHAPS MOST
VALUABLE PART OF THE COMMUNITY
Is PRElED UPON BY THE MORE KNOW
ING AND CRAFTY SPECTATORS.
Bat contrary to my intentions aud declarations
am offering reasons in support of my opinion-rea-
sons too, which, ofa others, are least pleasing to
the advocates of paper money. shall therefore,
only observe, generally, that 50 many people have
suffered by the former emissions, that like burnt
child who breads the fire, no sperson will touch it
who can possibly avoid 1.-THE natural consequence
of which will be- that the specie which remains I'M
exported, will be locked up.
With great esteem and regard
| am, dear sir, &c.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

The Hon SAMuEL Butler has resigned his STA
ton as one of the directors of the Tombirbv Bank.
" The Examination Of the Pupils at the Frank
m Academy, it will be seen commences on Monday;
we nope parents and guardians, and the friends of
education generally, viii give their attention to the
exercises 1t not only encourages those who are en-
gagged in the arduous profession Of "teaclinr the
young idea, hutinspires the children with decree
Of pride which results bencfciay.
90 We refer our readers 70 tbs advertisement Of
thenew City Bath House, by Mills. Ii Is conven.
ienty fitted up, and near the centre Of the business
par'oi he s",, md easy of access.
CoLuNBUs MINERAL SPRING BArH.-We have
visited the new Bathing House of Mr.. Baldwin, and
liud that the encomums SO generally bestowed upor
II by our citizens were fully realized. The effect.
OF the water upon the system are truly delightful
i is said to be cure for rheumatic pains and com
complete antidote against al impurities arisipr lfon
perspiration of the feet, when freely used. Drs. b
F. CORNELL, EsTEs, LiPscoMB and B,xrR and 9th
er scientific gentlemen, we understand, intend ana
lying the water; il the necessary chemical tests -,
be procured IN season. we shall give their renort !,
our next paper. The water undoubtedly nossss.',
medicinal virtues, which are excccdipclv corlo.;,.
to health,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

farl 500 wI Je b55 IN ENJOY The happy reflection
Of a4slBg ia,Aiug discharged the trusl raposed DO
yaar hands, by having done sour du'y % yourself
aah your adopted Stale
As 0HsERrER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

Gov. Bagby has issued Proclamation an.
thorizing an election to be held in the third Con.
gressional District, in this State, on the frs, Mon.
day in August next TO Oil The vacancy in the Ma.
tonal House OF Representatives, occasloned by
tho death Of Mr. LAWYER.
Harvey W. Ellis, and Geo W. Crabb, are
spoken ofas candidates lor The office. Mont .I{r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

70 We refer our readers particularly to the pro.
spectus of Mr.. La Tourette's map of Mississippi in
another column. A gentleman of this place John
Huddleston Esq who was recently in Mobile, was
assured by Mr. l.. that the maps would be ready for
delivery IN the course of few weeks, so soon as the
andings on oar navlgabIe streams were ascertaned'
Subscriptions to the work will be received at this
office, payable on the delivery ofthc map. LoOka
the beautiful map of Alabama, published by the
same gentleman, hanging in the Columbus HO'cI
bar room.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
w. w. TAYLOR, Secretary.
BY Authority

Laws OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT the
SECOND SESSION or THE TwENTY.FirTH Con.
GREss.
A RESOLUTION relating to the public revenue
and dues TO the Government.
Resolred, by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States of .9lnerica IN Com
gress assembled That il shall not be lawful for the
Secretary Of the Treasury to make, or to continue
u rorce, any general oFder which shall create any
nue. as to the funds or medium Of payment, in which
dents ., saee, a"cr''ing 10 the United States, NAV
be paid.
JAMES K. POLK,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Ri. M. JOHNSON,
Vise President Of The United States
and President Of the Senate.
Approved, May Slst, 1888,
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

a. dad say the squal,ers on the public lands
were a LAWLESS KABBLE; that they might
as well seize upon our forts and arsenals' or on
the public treasury, as 10 rush out and seize on the
pubiic lands. | WILL OPPOSE THESE
CLAIMS AS LONG AS GOD GIVES Me
THE POWER AND ABILITY TO Do
sO."--H Clay's Speech on The presumption BILL
Jaaudry 1898.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

lnadge of New-Yo'k; Mr.. Mexican Of Penp,rl'.
MAS. I'm
TIE UNIoN BASK.-The Appraisers If ,.J
tate to be pledged for stock IN this COUNTY a..
out on tour Of examination. The peonl. o,~
county are turning their attention TO the shi.., va
are assured that a large humber of our n, ,,1 "
well as the citizens of Monroe, OAtbbels ,n1r
ubee are going into the arrangement. John r.
Esq. one OF the commissioners to open booL, Nj
scrplion, may be found at the commissioner,
in the court house, every Tuesday ready "a Y'~
any information desired.
The subscriptions for stock would undOub,.t.
been very liberal in this section were it not q, a.
fact, that large number of our wealthy ci,i,.,.
have morgaged their property to local institution,
New PApERs.-We have received the frs, mn,
Der OF tie esprit of Kosciusko," published in Il,
fiourislng county OF Attala, by w. f. Smith Ev,
1t IS very neat paper, but the Argus declares
will soon hoist the whg flag. We are not inclined
to credit this assertion and leave the Spirit Of Ko
siusko to speak for itself
We have also received the North MssssipG,n
and the CarroIlton Enquirer both published at Car.
rollton, the seat of Justice for Carroll COUNTY b;s
a pleasing indication of the prosperity of our inland
counties to see presses sprnging up, shedding abroad
intelligence, the life of liberty"
70 We beg leave to correct al error into which
the capable editor of the Manchester Wing has a.
len, in saying that the Commercial Bank of Culun
bus has increased its circulation seventy-6ye thou
sand dollars since the suspension of specie pavmens
This IS not the case this institution issued last
year about FIVE hundred thousand dollars in Dot
notes, payable in Mobile These notes have been
redeemed, with the exception of aboat fifty Mou.
sand dollars. The bank has used all the auis At
its cotton in the redemption of these issues, which
are at par and are sought for with as much eager
ness as Mobile moneys thus in fact furnishing an q.
change for the community at par, which no other
institution in Mississippi Alabama or Tennessee has
yet done, since the suspension of specie payment,
Although the Commercial Bank may have increased
It's crculion al its counter, the sum stated BY ,le
Wing, yet its curtailments in another quarter have
amounted TO nearly halfa million.
% The Aberdeen Lodge are making suitable
arrangements for the celebration of the coming An
uiversary of ST. john DR.. Estes of this city will
deliver the address and Parson Tucker the sermon
The Columbus Band will also be in attendance
TO We understand that, in addition to the a..
rangementS adopted by the various committees or
the celebration Of our glorious anniversary Mr. H.
Brotherton, assisted BY several ametcurs in the SCI
ence ofbaloonng, will in the course Of the evening
initiate one Of these gigantic air vehicles for an s,
al voyage, irieghtcd with young chicken, together
with appropriate emblems of our glorious Union
The fest titles of the day to close with SHOWER
of sky rockets.
70 We refer our readers particularly to the pro.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

lE15- A large number oil names have been addCu
10 the list for the public meeting on Thursday @A'
which we have not room TO insert.
70 We have an excellent article headed money
furnished us by an cstimable friend from NlrguN''
which We will endeayor to insert in our next pape'
10 We call the especial attention OF the~.s''
to the queries propounded to the whigpaper Of '%
south, by the Washington Chronicle. lhey W. W.
be found on the first page of our paper to-day. !"
hope the candid editor of that print will not doug
them. Speak out brother.
20 We state for the iulormation Of our Wpt
friends, that the celebrated S. S. Prentiss ana -
redoubtabIe colleague, I. J.Word, have safely alH'
at Washington.
The Argus accuses us o g traducns n',!
Clay. We have published nothing about " lnlSu~
uhguslleu Sse,-auanH but AZ Has he pO'
declared that our laboring population was s-..s
to their masters and that the hardy settlers on '"
public domain were lawless rabbe Does inc ~
gus think the yeomaRy of Mississippi will fancy
suffer such insults from Count Drag We shall con.
tlnuc to expose the political Inconsistencies OF W.
thrice defeated feeeral-bunk- abolition-wiig can"'
date for the PRESIDENCY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
.COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY. JUNE I6. 1888.

Democratic Candidate for United States Senator
JAMES F. TROTTER, or LowSDEs'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

CT The Circuit Court for Iowndes county COM
mences on Monday next, the Hon. Hendley 5. Ben
nett, presiding Judge. =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

DC5- A large number oil names have been addeO
10 the list for the public meeting on Thursday next
which we have not room to insert
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

tE3~ The Senior Editor viii be absent for few
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
VNWI VIZ WI
GEORGE WASHINGTON

Public attention cannot too frequently be called
to the annexed caution which we have already Civ
en- our readers:
Let the aboring classes beware The reign of
shin pasters is drawing to a close, and many are
the poor and ignorant who will be caught in the
trap. Every worthless BIT Of paper now crcuat.
ing, must finally stop somewhere 1t will not stop
in the hands Of The rich aud cautious The hands
Of the laborer will be its resting place. Let the
working classes beware. Let them begin to refuse
all shnnies. They can get silver if they refuse the
rags. Globe
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

HEyRr GAYS Declaration Of Uar against The
occupant AID Prescription q Settlers.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

VINO DocrRISE,--.Nen haze found that the
chances Of hGumg good chief magistrate By BIRTH
about equal TO the chances Of obtaining one By
POPULAR ELECTION. And boast as we will, that the
superior intelligence OF our citizens may render this
THIS is A MIsTAKE, No nation can be an excep-
ton, till the Almighty change the whole character
Of man.-Letter Of SyEeY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

Extract from the London Bankers Circular OF
January 9Th, 1887.
From its nature, the influence of bank must
be allied to the arisocracy OF wealth, and not 10
the democracy of numbers; and this is more espe-
cially the case with great chartered banks having
immense power. The late bank of the U. States
was one OF this description, and It's political nau-
ence was prodiEious."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

The Hon SAMUEL Butler has resigned his STA
ton as one of the directors of the Tombigby Bank
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

70 We have an excellent article headed money
furnished us by an cstimable friend from Virginia
which VIC will endeayor to insert in our next PaPe''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

tTJ- The Aberdeen Lodge are making suitable
arrangements for the celebration of the coming An
uiversary of st. John. Dr. Estes of this city will
deliver the address and Parson Tucker the sermon
The Columbus Band will also be in attendance.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-26
8reDa9, ben 26ten October, 1898.
Sberifs- s-8ertouf.

G raft eines 91rts BON alias rcnri &c. turb BIZ
~ Court BON Common pleas BON Start 0auntr
an mid Seri6tet, tperoe i'd, am Sam'taS, Den I7ten
ndhttcn Srpember, an rer 2D1r oes @rurtbautcs
5u Canton, frl9cnp tei@riebcnes ic9enre Giscrtbu,
gum Scrtauf anbictcn, ndmlidb:
1Dct( pcr tlplibcn 6alftc pes fHpGtttidtn Bier
tcls Der Sctticn IL, 1aunfbip IL, NsiDc 10, be-
8ran3t ric frSt: fan9t an Der nrrbrtt sdc ciner
sctte bes Sctepb Sutton, an Der ftIp(. 9cte bcr
taatstteaBe, Die prn 0antrn mad QScrttcr f1brt
tnp 9iutbcn ottlieb pcn Der 0r1n,lnc tc(aetcr
9iertelz zSeetipn rrn bert cntlans befastcr Stre>
&c neroli@ SO Ia Grab fttlib Nutben naeb cinent
ptpttrn; r,n bort ftclib Ia 8roo rttlt6 is lz2
o(utbc init sanp rrn &enc9p unp Sprnslcr, had ei,
ncm pfcilcn; non bort wettlib SO Ia @rap tiptid)
Slutben 5u eine,n pfrtttn, nit $ano rcs Qpilian,
9tnrp; rann ncrrieb 3s4 GRAB tpcttlcb IS le28.tz
thc init hea8ten Sultrns sano na3 Dem Nnfan9s>
rlaBe, cntbaltcnp n SlutDer, ,nebr prcr mcnsct
Scrtautt als Gi9entbum res 0britrrb &rrt, o,lf
Sl'9e non .6enrp Varris. Anfan9 Der 95encuc II
nbr OFlttass. Serinsunsen S1ftb.
Dan. Na tfenfrcr8t'r, @6erif.
Stbcritfsamt Canton, Oct 49, n