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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

Inc States have an equitable not legal claim to
the lands and Congress- having right to "disnoss
OF them, can give, grant, cede or, if Won choose
retroccoe them, or equivalent lands to the States
Register.
The lands must belong to the States in eoftUoc,
pacties, either in their federaVe character or as dis
tnct and Independent States If in the former char
acter, then the government holds them, and holds
them legally for the benefit of all but if in the lat
ter, then the States have an equitable claim But
how could the States as States acquire title to the
public territories? What particular portion for in
stance of the public domain belongs to North Caro-.
lima? Who can-tell? She once owned Tennessee
but coded it to the common government as " CON-
mon fund" She has interest in all the public
lands according to" her usual and respective pro-
portion in the general charge and expenditure" but
she cannot place her hand upon a square foot and
call it her Is not this so? And if so, does 1t
not inevitably follow that the lands held by the
States in their federatVe character? And if So
could Congress give, grant, cede, retrocede
them to the separate States without rendering null
and void that portion of the Constitution which de-
cares that it shall dispose of and make all needf
rules and regulations respecting" them? "Nor
would the government " said Mr.. Calhoun in his
great speech in 1871, shave any more right to di-
vide the land or the money among the States-that
is, to surrender it to them-thGp it Goould hGre to
surrender any other Of ats delegated pO,eers. If it
may surrender either to the States, it may also
render the power of declaring war, laying duties
coming money. They are all delegated by the some
parties held under the same instrument and in trust
for the execution of the same objects. The assump
ton of such right is neither nor less than the
assumption of right paramount to the Constitution
itself-the right on the part of the government to
destroy the instrument and dissolve the Union from
which it derives its existence" There it is-wi the
Register dispose of" that?
The Registers idea of turning the Congress into
Court Of Equity to retrocede grant the lands to the
separate States is amusing enough 1t is about equal
to the proposition of that paper to raise two millions
for State Treasury by the aid of such bill as
Benefits"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

-' Provisions of the Constitution" said Mrs. Part
ington, with an earnest air and tone, for my part
! should be glad tosee 'em. Heaven and ali of us
knows provisions is scarce enough and dear enough
and if they can turn the Constitution to so good a
I'm glad of its Anything that will have a ten
derness to cheaper the necessities of life and here
she laid her finger on the cover of her box and look
ed earnestly at cracked sugar bowl in the 'buet
in the corner, containing the onion seeds and the
bone buttons and the scarlet beans and the pieces
Irvine long gathered from accumulative paper tea
bags-"I am agreeable to it, and if they can turn
the Constitution and all the ships-ofwar to carrying
provisions, / am shore they will do more good than
they do now good many of EN-" She here ran
down like an eight-day clock, and she smiled as Ike
rushed in with his arms full of votes and his face full
of fun and molasses candy, and asked her if he
shouldn't give her "tig Wicket" Boston Post.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30
SALES OF REAL ESTATE

We learn that James d. Newsom, ESQ. hoe
chased the place known "Margaretta, pe,, t ~!
City, from James B. Shepard, Esq, for 81 so a'
There are good houses upon the premises excens
water, and quarry of granite. There is but r,a
timber, however, and the land is well nigh exb.,,
ed by cultivation. Mr.. Newsom will no donbt -.
the land up by judicious treatment, and otbsrn's
improve the place. VIE
DR.. Miller's property in, this City, formerly e.
Manly's residence, has been purchased bv 1oS'
Cooley, of Franklin, for $5,5OO
A M. Lewis, Esq, has purchased three acro,
land from Hon. K. Rayner, nearly half a milo g.
the limits of the City, for which he pays 81 .5oo
James F. Jordan, Esq, has disposed of one NJ.
without the limits of the City, opposite the resdon'
of Mr.. Devereux, to the Rev. Mr.. McDowou ~
$1,000 l"
Mr.. Root has purchased the place at which /.
present resides, Fayetteville Street for Ga 50o
Mr.. W. d. Cooke has disposed of two acresofn
Finch lot including the buildings, north of Mr. na
ereux's, to the Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell, for 81 800
Maj Walter Gwynn has purchased from "
Henry the house and two or three acres of grmr1
near the Governors Mansion, formerly occpn;oI
DIR. MePheeters for $1,000. And the Messrs Sf4
have purchased the premises known as "WaterIon
on the Hillsborough road, and expect soon to a,s.
thereon splendid mansion.
Sales of real estate, at auction, will take Dr,.
shortly Stuart and Clarke property. This pron
erty is very valuable, and must command good nj
ces.
We have given these items to show the high mi.
of real estate in this City and vicinity, and as
evidence of the improvements going on. We knor
OF DO more desirable place for residence than p,
eigh; and we are gratifed to perceive that persm
at distance are making purchases and preparing IA
settle permanently here Our schools are of the fr
order-we have every thing to contribute to health
and our railroad facilities will soon be equal to
those OF any town in the South inducements like
these offered too at the scat of government cannot
fail to give steady and permanent increase to on,
population.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30
Extract from a letter to the Editor, dated

EDGECoMBE, Nov. %, 1853
Enclosed is 50 for the Semi-W eekly Standard up
to November, 1854. L take great pleasure in assur
ing you that the Democracy of Edgecombe will sus-
tain you in the course you have taken towards Mr..
Vcnable and his proposed organ. We look upon him
as being disorganizer, and such we intend to
treat him. So long Mr. Venable supported the
principles which we believe to be the true principles
of the Democratic party we were his friends and ad-
mirers but as he has seen fit abandon those princi-
pies and set up his standard of rebellion against the
party he must abide the consequences, and not OK,
pect any aid sympathy from the Democracy OF our
fctively for the principles of party should be
the motto of every Democratic paper in the State"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

THE ANCHOR. Simple and common as is this in
strumen it is not only very useful but quite neccs-
sary every vessel from the little sail boat that APP
pears no larger than fowl on the bosom of the
deep, to the mighty man of war, which rides the
upon its deck 1t is very interesting to the sail
hoist the anchor, hauling with measured pull to
the time of their rough song, they are setting
forth upon long cruise; and still more to hear the
70, heave O." after long tedious voyage they
there is better anchor and it is the anchor of hope
1t is of use on the land as well on the 1t
tans the sailor in the tempest and the youth in all
tolls and anxeties of his upward course. 1t holds
us steadily through all the prosperous and adverse
scenes of this cbequered life. 1t visits the chamber
of the SICK and consoles both the patient and the
nurse. And if it is fixed the Rock of Ages, it
will cheer and sustain us the last
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30
DISTRICT COURT.

The Federal Court for the District of North Caro-
lima met here on Monday last, Judges Wayne and
Potter both being in attendance.
We learn that the following criminal cases were
on docket for trial: The United States John B.
Woodfn, for forgery; the United States Is. James
Johnson for forgery: the United States rs. Penuel
Hendricks for counterfeiting gold coin; the United
States rs. William Tinnin for robbing the mail.
Robert P Dick, Esq, appears as District Attorney
for the United States.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

LARGE TuRN1Ps Mr.. Bobbitt has made us apres'
ent of couple of turnps, weighing 124 and the
other IL pounds, raised by w. P. Williams, Esq, "
Franklin This product is highly creditable to the
care and skill in farming of Mr. Williams who is one
of the best farmers in his region of the State Lis
friends here will expect him to send up various sPe
cimens of his agricultural productions to the next
State Fair.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

"a pleasant journey to you; remember me to
those at home"
So spoke young man in our hearing to friend
who about to visit his native AS he turned
away, could perceive the workings of the rcmcm-
beranccs of home, and the cnjoyments of early life
rising up in his memory, and in rapid and brilliant
panorama passing before his recollection. Home ~
Were the parents there with whose images were en-
twined the earliest, fondest memories? Did they
rise up before him with their silver locks waving in
the wind he them watching his last departure?
and the dearest and nearest friend of his boyhood-
not her bright but tearfn face before him, like
a washed in dew? Z" Home! :" How swift the
mind flew from the dusty, noisy busy streets, back
to the shadoNiIg trees of the old homestcad-to the
clear brook bubbnS through the green meadows
to the lowing Of the distant COWS in the sunny
ing as they moved lazily along to their pasture the
hill Slde-o the twittering Of the martins in the box
which he had made himself for them by his chamber
WIndow-tO all those images of a country home which
he had reinquishcd in all its health and inauguration,
which can only be terminated by the grave. " Re
member me to those at hOme!" Did he think then of
that blushing face, and that sweet voice, pouring
forth that gush of rich music in the little gallery of
the humble church or of those moonlight walks in
the silver srcamet when young love first beat i'll his
breast? she included in his memory of bless
edness?
Young man Cherish these memories if you would
escape the communications around you Let the feel
ing" remember me to those at hOme!" come into
your heart when tempted to join the drunken orgies
of the midnight revel. Let your conduct be so
blameless and so useful that you never feel your
cheek tinge with the shame that would prevent you
from saying remember me to those at home !"
Hartford Courier.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

LEAvrrrs IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL. We have
examined this Mill, now to be seen at Mr.. james NJ
Harriss Livery Stables, Mr.. Guions. tits adap
ted to Smelling corn, grinding crushing corn and
cob together, and grinding meal from and other
grains 1t is quite simple in its construction, and
operated by horse power.
Farmers and others would do well to examine it
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

GEORGIA SENATORIAL ELECTION. From the SaTan
nah Georgian, of the goth instant learn thattn'
election for Senator of the United States was posi-
poned in the Legislature until the next session OF h
body. This result was brought about by the wings
of the Senate, aided by five democrats for the posi-
ponement. There was considerable excitement "
Milledgeville, produced by the action of the sena"
as above stated
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

The Wing papers discussing the propriety of
holding their Convention to nominate candidate for
Governor at earlier period than usual, viz: in
February. Should they agree upon this time we
presume the Democratic Cow will be held
about the same time. Salisbury Banner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF. A new discovery has
been made relative to deaf persons Two artists in
London have invented instrument which is placed
within the ears, without projecting, and being of the
same color as the skin is not perceptbe 1t enables
deaf persons to enjoy general conversation to hear
distinctly at church and public assemblies; the I'M
tirely removed and it affords all the assistance that
could be desired
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

~ The Fakir of Siva's Great Ethiopian an'
Ballet Troupe gave Concert in the Town Hall, Mon
day night, which delighted the large audience in at
tendance. They will perform again Tuesday anu
Wednesday nights. Go-the performances are aH
of superior character.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

ALABAMA A caucus of the Democrats of the Leg
slature of Alabama held the evening of the 24th
nominated the Hon. c. G. Clay for the long term of
the United States Senate, and Hon. B. Fitzpatrick
for the short term. Mr.. Clemens goes with Mr. Foote
into retirement.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

TRIAL OF CARAVAN. We learn that the trial of
Geo. W. Caravan for the murder of Lassater, was
going on at Washington, Beaufort few days since.
The State was making out strong case against him.
He has able counsel. We shall probably know the
result by next.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

THE REGISTER ON THE LAND QUESTION. The Reg
lister of November 10th entirely fails in its abored eff
forts to remarks the distribution ques
ton. We shall not weary our readers with long
article in reply, but they will find in our columns
to-day notices of the positions attempted to be
maintained by the Register. In every case we have
been careful to quote the language of that paper,
thus giving the Editor the full benefit of his state
ments and arguments. We are content that the
reader shall himself judge to who is right the
points discussed, the Register the Standard
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-30

The CAPE FEAR IMPROVEMENT. We refer with
pleasure to the communication of Mr. Haughton in
another column. 1t speaks for itself We congrat-
ulate the friends of the Cape Fear improvement and
the State generally upon the which must at
tend the future operations of the Company. The
whole Cape Fear region, and the valley of the Deep
River, will realize the beneficial results of this
improvement.
We learn from friend that the steamer referred
to-the first one upon the River, is the John r.
Haughton-a deserved compliment to gentleman
who has labored for years in behalf of this impor-
tant work
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
SeBt 1T cure 3eit!
a 6tunel 46tanal 4dtunsl
Dcr GrDstaI- ballast


Dcr GrpStal-1D 1Dalast
,ictt iebt cine srres @lmI6rnsg sgsnse mad gasu,
gDcrf. abr nuh aIlfm Anlebeh BEL ireftem nidt 10
piel ais Der 3rcdensgBaaren 9alalt, cper pie iiii=
scbrure auantitat Stobr Otter Der
Joerren SameS s. &lein uno Comp.
30. 30, gBea=Samiiirn Ctr. Der Statt 9lden
fcipn.
Dem bieIelte linr ceben bon gicisgDrrf me
gbilatelpbia suridsefe9rt alrc bisieIbs siHsn Srr
srbbtrn
Gtece SfebraGfcrtt
einsctauft baten, Der je mad allentcwn gttra9t
wurbe.
Differ Stcd teIebt aus alien slrten grtesii.
tern, ais
G6war3e uno eotorirte Seioe, Merinoes,
Gafbmcres, Delaines, DE 8e9es,
9in9bams unb Elm febr 9ro=
bes enforcement Gats
tune.
Gins berrli6e auswahl Sdawls.
Qts Gafbmere G6arpls, (bobe Sarben)
SapzStdte oo., Seicene DO. uno fbipes
re 8lanfet DO.
Sir WSaamssMnsii &C, etc.
Sreites 8u6 BON alien preiben uno Sorz
ben, cine ilneesp6bnlidbe quite uno ipobls
feile 9(uswabl BON Satinets uno Ga6is
inere, atle 4rten Seffines, Slannels
BON alien prei6en uno Earben, Cotton
Slanels, DrillinoS, ale 0rten Slanfets,
u. no, It. f. no, II. (. 10.
MSnsIttes : MSnsIttdS
Gbenfalls baten le pns srSbte ,np bette sliIcr.
trment Wluslin gum Ssrfaui einselegt, tpel6es je
In alentcrH pem gubliflm angebcten wurbe, tino
cifcriwn eislelbe an pre6en bic ieeer annebmeii
,rirp, pcnn CT le bort, rsnn lIf iine in Der 3bat
gan, bilis. 9ter itre
Nh 0rD5ert ten
f itsrtrefcn wrfli6 slles rcldsrs jr
skszzza rbGrt rurpc. sic baten 3uder
peItter srrnc 10 Gents wertb 1T ben e atcr nn
s GcntS srrtaufcn. 9tllc Gafee gang tilis, 70
pie S6ce, Spiees unp fur3 9les ,peldeS Su cieIenl
i3rris scbSrt, peldeS alleS lie ;uiammet brinabc
an &piien rpicper gum 9rrtaui anbicten.
Sic iinb panfbar fiir bisbr 9encfrne librrale
llntcrltiiBuns, mb rcrben rurd quite SSaaren une
tilisc greiee itreten ibrea slntbeil Der @unt beS
publifumS li6 fernsrbin jupaFfern.
S. s. &lein uno SO.
Septcneer ia. nq3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
(Si 6 It 0 rb N;

am Stcn Serten,bet, Iii SriFoIp, gynit 1auus
I&p, ant 5YpbuS 5ieter, 6 pwih eruiS, Gin
Spbn pcn Scnatban unO qycia Sgu6ter, sea &l>
Icutomn, I'M 9(lttr son l9 9ate 8 Otcnat unp
IL Tag. Scnnta9s eWauf wareen Isine binters
lalrnr @rbeinc auf pcm 9llentewner G,ettesadcr
sur glute sctraAt, lei irel6er Gelegenbeit pfr.
Spsclba6 cine trOityouc gsiGrHtcee belt iiter bic
gScrte so Idide bid SIrael unp tese9ne rci-
ncm @rtt." (2lmps Sap. Der lcstr 3bel bce
12tcn SerIes.)
9tm 26itcn 9tusuit, in Centre Co., 9ennI.,
Saecb MuEer, iri9r spn 9rGa 6auntp,
i'm 79len gctenSjatrr.
am t ilcn DicieS, in @asntcmn, Naine .. S.,
SSbnden Srn SbrmaS 9irubarp, aft 3 Sabr.
9lm 4tcn Dieles, in Gllrntcwn, Rpeia, G'attm
prn Srlrmcn Shmipt, aft Al Sabr.
(Gtn9iiaupt burh paltcr SS9tr.)
9lm tIten Septemtrr, in Nepermacunsit, Ga>
ttarina, gGtt,pe peS Dor ) Sabren perltpybencr
George @lattsrn, i'm 79Ien Sabre ifrrs sltcrs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
01s U0as>
gergeBt nicbt dsurufen /!

sluf BEN 28., 90. unb 80. Sptenter fHbst
tetanntlid bic geGa Gauntp 2ldertans2lusitcllu
ltatt. gBir erirarten pann unlere 6reunse pom
eanbe ale ,u Ieben, incem bas ia ssraps bic @s.
lrsenbeit 1T, no lih alle 8auera mo 5arewrrfer
beS aan,rn eaunties serlammeln lclltei--irenn
nitbt nit 9ldertaus peer &miiprppuften, bod ais
Ssiu6er-um sur SefStsaims bes aufidwunss
in cberld Srtrieblamfsit bsiJutra9en unp babel gu
febrn, ipas tmier fri,6tbareS uub gercrttbatises
GauntY ,u proemircn rernd9. NlaH bat ale
lrlaGe gu slauben, pab bic gusitelluna lcbr reid>
6altie unb intercHint perben miro. llnc parum
iclIte ir ni6ts eabt es iA slautcn, Sab seda
Gauntp in plsler Snlds bintcr anDen Counties
pes StaatS suriidblriten ircrpe2 &eineSpess
Das Solf unIereS Gauntp il icwcll Elm intellis
sentes als fleibtscs SUII unp fann bes9alb ni6t
bintcr Der Belt bleiten.
Sin bieIer Ierbincuts mS6ten wir nun aud
bem gubIifum betamt MAIDEN, rab mir chen ba'
nit iimgeben,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
GrnitliNe 9QCbri6t.

Ollie biejenissn ipel@e ned IGulbis RnS an
gSitliam 5enniagtT, lcbtbin sen Nieber-
@laeimsie 1auni6p, fr es fin genbuselb (senH
Der grnbuSrttt III nun perfaaeiO poer aul irgene
cine anbrre @rt, Inb tier6urn ernitlif aufNefcr<
bert innrrbalb gBc1en tei rem tlntersridnrtcn
In Salsburs 1aHnfaip, 2cda Ganttp. anSurufn
unb 9it6tisfeit 3u maiden finb fcate no2 ics
manb re6hnaeise alnlorperllngrn bater,, 70 llnr
ale une SSese srla6t, lolde cbsnfdas rpbIbsla>
ti9t eif,lfbanbigen an
Solomon &lein, fMGller) Q9ent.
Sfptembrr IA. *3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
Tif lfdJa Gauutu 5air

rirc Die brei lebtfn Gage Int Geptanter aetaIten
weroea, besbalt baten Die ltuier3ehneten tereits
ibren ppllen Stpa eingrlesf, ireIher gr6Ber II ale
FINALS. sGir baten faire 0jitn einasfauft an
fairen preilen unb wsrbsn lie fairen &dufern an
gan, farm yrrfieu atfrbeH--an fair a6pirc ns-
beicncsre. TIMER Sted tettbt aus
6erren uno GnabeH
6rcbs Sfiefd uno Ghubc,
air Sfcfri uuo Shuhe.
@inhsmilths aolbs Giisfd uno G'shuhe,
Sran,Sffhe aalts etisfa nno Ghuhs, ertra fin.
20. ratsut aolts Gtisfd uno edubs, pf.
eSpits fsiur Gaiters, @uitine, Clippers. Sfs:
fl, ctt ets.
aNiNss ans aiutr e6uts pen ellen arha in gre.
fir auswaht.
Sin rcIIss 0Fcrismsnt sESnner unc .Ruaten
Suite uno Gappen oer neueften uno
mcoisffen Gtples.
Gin rclIes aGcrtsntnt zen Ybilloapha uno gisu;
rcrttr itiemsn f,dKn fir osrren. llnisr Stcd pcn
Srunts, Salifes uno Reiies8dss
mar ME f srcS. ssir batsn Oud elm peIIes ahrrc:
nitnt
Sluio unb Gampbine. Stano, parlor uno
Dang .9ampsn
pcn alien artsn uHo 0rSetn ouf (5duo.
Sum ecer Snoia 8ubber S6ube
batsu mir einsn tbwsru Stcd ein9le9t, entbaltsnp
alIt Shlts eie seSsupdrti9 rrferti9t weresu.
Wlouus lltterihub;, bret pirfhiscsue SEtss. !anas
ttn:llstttfbubs nts9lsidhsn.
eSoiss:itttrihubs, BIltius, Stiefsn, Saneoisn,
H. + ~. aud fiir SRfss uuo Sincsr sin rctIes 1iicr:
tslnsnt.
Stobrbalter pom eatoe
wsrScn an p6hooslpbia sBbcliats preisu rtrfrlt.
Nile Sun khubs pstbsn bsIm 9rclen uno tlsinsn psr:
fault uHo ,pSrrontirt.
Daeuerreetpps@ s@leibnihe
psrccn tsi eetrlsi sSsttcr 9cnennsn uno 9arautrt,
flr cincu SbaIsr ,iue aufpdrts.
9)oune uno 9eb,
SIC. 45 on: Sanilten Srabs.
aGtntauu, Sept. ii. naSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
ascrheirathet; y {

glm / Item Sept. bur@ Yaifcr Scsclba6, Ma<
naNes S4iie nit Sstcda Sseinbarp, teipf BON
SNrIauccn.
Durdb Yfr. osIfrtA. ia SSsdsrits:
am 9ten 9asail, grter Wut9 bon sstetbau,
nit Suritb 5enltermadrr sca eplpbia.
@n Bitten ausuf, Sarriira S@m;st Son
2ansl6Wanm,, init Gsrpliue aiid,cr pea Naara.
tawnp.
9(m 30an ausah, aasuI1us $. Ddntel Scn
Srrinistsiae, nit pbSbia S5ritld Spn eaneidbw.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
Sebr f6d shares
lie0emScS Gioeiifbilisi

ourb pripat ,0anoel 5u Uertaufen.
Der llnter;ci@uete piinl6t feline berrlide plano
talhr burf
SJribat SambcI an Dcrfanfen.
DieIelte lisst in StfrsSauepn 1altnidir, eeda
Gauntp, an Der Strabe bic scn !6eller'S Oaltbars
le mad, SumnYtaum fibrt, IN Dem teriibmten Saus
con Sbal; sran,enb an ednoer bon pbilip Bit
tina, Saeob Sadntan une anoere enibaIseub ets
ipa ~ glder, mebr rrer fpeniger /; paccn fino ct
ipa 10 9ldrr Sclslanb, A Alder quite S8ieIen unp
Der 9tcit III pom allerbsisn Saulans, niGt nur IN
Sauecn, Icneern int san,en Gaunts. Dit Sdaz
erei 1T in l6idli6e Gelper eingetbeilt, III nit pcn
GeIten SSenIen uigeten, ilnb In Dem dlcrteen Gull
tr 3u1anre. Die berrlid,e Sauccn Grief flieet
bapm6, uno fur, es 1T cine plantalde auf pel'
der i6 aleS @anld ldenSpertbe teinret. Darauf
III erridtct
- Gin ;lpeiit6di9teS ifeinernes
i;H;Hz 9S IS Il to lf0mSo
Gin anhereS gSptnbaue, ei6t bel
pbisem, cine neue Sd net SersS 6euer, 40
be 20 Sup, nit S6ieier sepedt, pieIelbe II an
Site nirsenpspU gu itrtrehcn, etcntaas cine
Slpdiheuer, Gin Stall uno Aaler<S unc
fur, ale n6tbi9e GluHengcbdlbe. Datei befincet
II6 aud Gin Sprinebaus iiter elmer niefeblenben
Aurae. 2lud behlpet li9 Gin Srunnm ;milGen
ben ;tpei @pbnbaulern, bem eS nph mic an gSaI-
1er nianselts. 9luf ber Saucrf tefncen fiG stpei
quite tragenbe Sbfsdrter, netif ale srrGtnliden
areern 6ru6ttdumer-fur bic plantai6e II in
feiner SnI6t ,u iibertreiTen.
-lluterSeidnetsr tictet aud plSldd einen
berrli6cn
&GGfTetttltrudD
Iantmt sirei sutcn 8alt>Srlen sur6 prisat 5ans
bel gum Serfatlf an.
@icbr iitcr pbise f4asbars 9alisrei 81 iasrn,
bilt man fir Iteraisis Hpem 8aufluiiise bic
icltc pe6.rrR cbe iie iaufcn in auSeui6ein nrb'
inef.
prrlcnen Die eanb ;a fauIen ipanl6cn perben
irpbl tbm fcbalb ale mbsli6 aHyruftn, iubeni
nrfld lebr Ieltcn cine lcl4e @'rlsgeubeit aHsetp,
ten wrb.
Die gepinsungen, bic leidt ien ipcrben, err
fIbrt man, weRn man airruIt bsi brm Gigentba'
nrr Irlbf.
Sdcob Gromon, fen.
Geptcnber IA. na3m