VOL. I-
('IUHIOT'1% X. C. TVESVAY, TEBRIABT 22, 1825.
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////?”• //(ir.se
(R;vised by Capt. Samuel Washington, of Va.)
1 .L stand the spring sea-
▼ f son, eoiiinu neing tile 1st
For the benefit (uid evrnvnnremcnt of
MIXHAMIS.M
in tlie Western part of North-Caroliiia.
rilHK following scheme is the result of a
■ meeting of the Charlotte Iknevoknt Me
chanical Society, fur the purpose of devising
ways and means to exchange the labor already
expended in mamifaetnring, for another stock
of materials, that thi'y may continue cheerfully
in the exercise of their occupation, by whicli
alone they have been instructed to make a sub
sistence. The gicat want of vent'for the laboi
of the very limited manufactories of the west
ern part ot North-Carolina, is severelv felt bv
those who have been taught to rely on their
profession alone for the supjiort of their fami
lies; and such indigence wdl doubtless keep
every branch of mechanism that labors under it,
in an awkward and crampt-d condition, tfiat must
retard that energetic spirit, without which it is
mpossible for the art to flourish.
'I'he society feels sanguine in the hope, that
gentlemen who are notin the habit of embark
ing in lottery schemes generally, will be inHu-
enred by charitable motives to encourage mech
anism at their doors, and thereby l.iave an op
portunity of profiting themselves ^.^iOO fur
in advance, and aflbrdi^ng. their covmtinance
for the encouragement of the best interest of
the western part of the state. And for the se
curity of those w'ho may embark in .this scheme,
the society propose appointing several disinter-
esti-d persons to value the work, and see l!iat it
shall not be imposed en the pv-op’e at exor
bitant prices. 'I'he society has succeeded in
procuring gentlenu n to supiriiitend the draw
ing, in whom the public has full eonti(K nee,
and whose names will give a character to tin-
Lottery. It is jjroposeil to draw tiio .sclu nie as
soon as the tickets can be sold, which, it is
likelv, will, be in rebniarv.
‘Cliarlotte, Jan. 11, 1825,
8( hi:me.
l.'i.iO 'I'iCKKTS, ;U
Not tiro lildnh's to a Prize.
Prize of J'JUU (Phaeton and Cotton Saw
(.iin) - - - - is $iOO
do jioOO (Family Coach) - is 300
1^2jU ((lig) - - is 250
:^1.S0 (do.) . . is 180
fl30 (do.) . - is 130
JilOO (Side Board & Cotton Saw (iin)
is 2U0
f80 (Gig and Sociable) is 160
!^2U (Hedsteads) - is 40
J14 (a set of Tables) is 42
#12 (Windsor Chairs) is 24
$10 (two Ladies’ ork Tables and
one Pembroke) - is 30
$8 (Bellows top Cradle) is 8
State of Nortli-Ciirolina,
’ CAB.iinHrS COUNTY.
Court of Pleas antf Quarter tlissions, January
Term, 1825.
Joseph Young‘s
jw. > Attachment levied on lands.
James Means. )
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that James .Nk'ans, the defendant in this casi*,
is not an inhabitant of this state : It is therefore
nrdrred, that publication be made three months
in the Cjitawba Journal, notifying said defend
ant, tiiat unless he appear at our next Coui’t of
Pleas and Quarter Se'^sions, to be held for saitl
eoiinty, at the Court-House in Concord, on the
third Monday in April next, and )dead, answer,
or demur, judgment pro confesso will be taken
against him. '
DAN’L. COLEMAN, C C. C.
3mt30—price adv. $4
State ot* Nortli-('nrolina,
c.\HAHitrs eoi NTY.
Court of Pleas and Qiioi fer Seftsions, January
Tn-m, 1825.
M'illiam L. Wcddington) ... , ,
° f Attachment levied on
James Mcari-?. ^ lands.
IT apiK aring to the satisfaction of the court’
that Janu s Mcuiis, the defV ndant in this case,
is not an inhabitant of this state ; It is orderai,
therefore, that i)iiblir;ition be made three months
in the Catawba .lournal, notifying said defend
ant, that unle.ss he appear at our ne^t,couit of
Plea.s and Quarter Sessions, to be held for .said
county, at the- Conrt-Ilou.se in Concord, on the
thinl Moiuhiy in April next, and [ilead, answer,
or (kuiiur. Judgment pro confe.sso will be taken
against hini.
DAN’L. COLEMAN, C. C. C.
jiTitoO—price adv. j^4
POIJTICAI.,
MU ( LAY.
The determination of this grntleniaii
to support Mr. Adams, has produced no
small excitcjnent at Washinj^ton ; and
the calm which previously prevailed in
the political worhl, has been succeeded by
a violent commotion. Mr. Clay has been
rudely assailed, and even threats are
thrown out of a resort to force—the peo
ple are called on, in lany^uatjc by no meatis
equivocal, to “ ri.q^ht themselves,” and to
“shake Artaxerxes’ throne to its centre!”
But this is all froth and foam, and will
have no eirect on the peoj)le. If they have
been wronged, they will “ rif^ht ihoui-
selves but It will be in a constitutional
way. These violent spirits are not the
and itijurious imputations against him,
and whicli the author avowed his readi
ness to substuntiate l>y proof. These,
charges implicated his conduct, In rogiird
to the ])ending Prpsidential Election j and
the respcctubility of the station wiiich thft
tiiemher holcls, who thus openly prefers
them, and that of the people wliom he
represents, entitles tiiem to your atten
tion. It niiijht, indeed, be worthy of
consideration, whether the character and
dignity of the House itself did not re-
([uire a full inve.stigation of tliem, and an
impartial decision on their truth. Tor,
if they were true—if he were capal)lc and
base enoug-h to betray the solemn trust
wlilrh the constitution has confided to
him—if, yielding to personal views and
considerations, he could coinpromit the
highest interests of his country, the
House would bo scandalized by his con-
tianing to occupy the chair witli which
he had !)ecn so long honored in presiding
at its deliberations, and 1)> merited in
stantaneous expulsion. Without, how-
people, jior do they speak tlie setuimcnts,
nor have they the confidence of the peo-1presuming to indicate what the
pie ; ail their exertions, therefore, to pro- conceive it ought to do, on
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
of \ortl»-’an>Iiha.
’MKtKLK^m uri fOlNTr.
Williams iind Clinton, >
i- Original Attachment.
Sterling Uiissel. j
Ucturned levied on one negro man, the proper-
' ty of the defendant.
fT is ordered by the court, that advertisement
be made for three niontiis in the ('ntnichu
Jouriiul, for the defendant to appear at the Fe
bruary term of this court, in 1825, and there to
replevy and plead to issue, otherwise judgment
will be entered against him.
Test. ISAAC ALEXANDER, Clerk.
3m21.—price adv. #4.
(luce coiil'usion, will be unavailing. No
matter which of the caiulidates may be
elected ; he will be chosen in the manner
pointed out by the constitution ; and the
people will readily submit to laws which
they themselves have imposed. As to
Mr. Clay, the people are too well acquaint
ed with his' character,' his manly inde
pendence, and high sense of honor, to
believe that he has actetl from unworthy
or dishonorable motives ; and we do not
believe they will countenance the violence
and abuse with which he is assailed, for
exercising fearlessly anl independently
2 Lard Cans)
is 60
10
do
$5 (Hats)
is 50
1
do
$4 (Candlestand)
s 4
1
do
#3 (do)
is 3
20
do
?3 (do)
is 60
300
do
^2 (25 cast steel Axes, and 275 pair
Shoes)
is 600
43
Ido
$1 ('I'in Ware, Jcwclr\
, Slioes, £^c.
See.) - -
is 431
793
^3072
A l?arji;aiii.
A NY person desirous to settle in
Jiffyi die village of Charlotte, N. C.
jHprandsave the trouble and expense
l^lvfi'Of building, will do well to call on
the .subse’riber, who offers for sale his house
: Hollow, and adjoining- William Lucky’s land;
i also, two lots, the front on Broad street, and
' back lot, adjoining the .Methodist Church.—
' Also, a two story dwelling’-house on Broad-st.
situated a few rods north-east from the Court-
House, with two lots. On the premises are an
excellent Celhir, Kitchen, Smoke-House, Barn,
account of its own purity and honor, he
hoped that he should be allowed respect
fully to solicit, in behalf of himself, an
iiKlulry into the truth of the charges to
which'he referred. Standing in the re
lations to the House, which both the
member from Pennsylvania and himself
did, it api>eared to him that here was the
proper place to institute the inquiry, in
order that, if guilty, here the proper pun
ishment might be applied ; and if inno
cent, that here his character and conduct
might lie vindicated. He anxiouslv ho
ped, therefore, that the House would I)C
plea.sed to direct an investigation to be
made into the truth of the charges.
Emanating from the source which they
did, this was the on/i/ notice which ho
could take of them. If the House should
his nglu of ch..ic,-a right which i, .he T eoZr,,;; he
birth-light of the humblest as well as of
the most exalted citizen.
In order to make our readers acquaint
ed with the transactions at Washington,
after the cot>rse which Mr. Clay and his
friends would pursue had been made
known, we publish the following articles:
From the National Intelligencer.
A CARD.
I have seen, without any other emotion
than that of ineflable contempt, the abuse
which has been poured out upon me by
a scurrilous paper, issued in this city,
trusted that some other than the ordina
ry mode pursued by the j)ractlce and
rules of the House would be adopted to
appoint the committee.
On the conclusion of his address to the
House, the Speaker left the chair, which
was taken by Mr. 'I'aylor.
Mr. Forsyth, of Ga. then moved that
the communication which had been just
made to the House by the Speaker be en
tered on the journals ; that a select com-
inlttee be appointed to investigate the
business, and that that committee be
chosen by ballot.
Mr. Kremer, of Penn, rose to express
his entire acquiescence in the course ta*
ken by the Speaker. He was notdispo-
Tickets can be had in Charlotte of the under
signed Commissioners, by letter, postage paid,
inclosing the money; or from their agents
‘Uid by other kindred prints and ])ersotis, _
Stublts, and every other neces.sarv out building. "I regard to the Pr»'sldential Election.— j serl to shrink from the consequencesTof
EDW ’D. M.'bronsoN. The editor of one of tho.se prints, usher- his communication. He wished the in-
cd lorth in 1 hiludelphia, culled the Co- quiry to be made; and he was prepared
•NOilCt. lumbian Observer, for which 1 do not j to meet it, let the stroke fall where it
suliscribe, and which I have not ordeix'd, I may.
.Ml persons that | has had the impudence to transiTiit to me | After a short debate, the further con-
Salisbiirv, Statesville, Concord, Lincolnton, have claims against me, will ph ase present them i liis vile naner of thp In • ^ f .u r ler con-
Yorkvdle or Lancaster; who pledge themselves for sellKment ajruinst the 1st day of March ;' n m ^ ‘■-Ommittee
to pay the prizes asset forth in the scheme, those imlebted, w ill save co.sts aiitl trouble, bv ' •  i . i • r ttt puiport- was postponed until to-nioiTOW.
thirty days after the drawin.n', or refund the iniiking jiaymeiit in a few weeks. * | "'f? *rOm this City ori KfUn.w, FEn. 4.
mone\’ to ])urehasi rs of tickets, provuk d the
scheme shall iiol be drawn.
S,\M’L. IIENDF.USON,
I.IJELN KI.NDRICK,
JNO. Bni).
N. B. Explanatory Hand Bills can be had of! ..
the Comlni^siol|ers.
*15
The House resumed the consideration
of the motion to appoint a Committee of
7ROM the snbscrilxv, no:ir Cli^'s-
\orKHl!‘ l^»ok BiudcMy.
of March, at York\ille every
other week; and at M;ij. Mor-
lows, .\kTklenl)uri4' county , e^ ery otiu r week ;
and K') on alteniately, (juiljllc tiays excepted)
till tliL' cml of the season, which will be on the StoI(*H
li-t of July next. ’
WlLh MKDl.KY w ill be let to mares, at the
.moderate rate of tn, dollars the season—notes ^ tervdle, S. C. .lark l>;;y Man
"■illbe recpiivi'd ;tl l!ie sanu time, ])a\ able at hlind in ilie I'iglif eye ; al .o, ^a(hll
the end of tlie season—tlie si.igl, ,wV'br.dle, aniL'j^lrs s:.d;!;e-l)ag
tol)c paid at til.- time of service, or the ^i''" ' I'J'bes n.uiu y, p:.p
-tiiirc u’ill |>f il ;is (dit !)\ l!u* si*:iNon—| * liorNC, iVc. wnv sfoltn by :i iiiUii ikimicu i
to iiiMire a mare to' be in toal. to ' ■•(dm Join s, eons.uen.bly ;i.!\ance.! in yeats.
“'•due ;is soon as it is d-seov^ red slie i> in ina!. * p’’ -he:i(U d, t liiii \ ,s;.--e, li\. t. el \en or i .i;ht j
!'the mari-is piii'ted uitb, til? nioi'.c \ 1 I t'eroiir-' 111 Ik I li.s n an !:a.i n a\  llel v. ,di 1 • ,
't'l'thesameasthou-li .l.eiia.l iioi been p.irt-'b-mn .\ugiista; an.!l.ei,ig n. Iwot, loftui/S^I.L siibscnbrr ha\ii,g removed from
• [ nvrn.itti'il It tn to ndt, wlilK* I walkrt!.
iibscri- ' "• ■>'* ! li!.. S. ( '. on ri;in s(!;i\, tlie ,id in-
a:;d luar .lark, I ilisnnnintid and let .hiiii
J.VMKS T. ASBUHY'. 1 25th instant, by a ineiiiber of the
Cliarlotte, Jan. ], 1823.—yt22 House of Hejjreseniatlves, belonging to
There will he k( pt a good assortment of Mar-1 I’eniisylvania delegation. I believe , Investigation. After a loiii’- and aniina-
nes.s, and other articles m niy line, t,11 the first j It to be a forgery ; but if It be genuine, 1 | led dehate, in the course of which mo-
-lay of April, ;i,id will be^suld low f.)r^aslM.nly. j pronounce the member, whoever he may tions were made to amend, to postpone
L /. 1'^^’ caluniniator, a indefinitely, and to adjourn, the co'.ninit-
>0K ilastard and a liar; and if he d.ire unveil tee was tinallv ordered, by a vole of 125
niHK suhserber begs leave to inform the pnb-j himself and avow his n;ane, 1 will hold'
J lie ill gen. ral, tl.at h- carries on the /W.--j i.j,,, responsible, as I here admit myself
nmdrn; in al vanoi.s l-ranel.es Having. , . , , • ,
siii)niu d niiiiself w;th the best of inati'rials, he i
w.ll ( xi. cute work m the neatest maimer and on
til'- silOl'li st IK t,ci-.
N. H. :\ll oiders for JUank and Copy Books
piinetuullv atteiideif to.
joiLN 11. DK CAIM FRKT.
vill t.-
NOT UK.
1 egulate the conduct of nieti
31st January, 1825.
if honor.
H. CLAY.
this
Ci.1 with.
i'Vcry exertion w ill be us( d by th
err to pr-\i-iit aei ldent', l.nit be will not be ac
(ouiitable for am.
DESCRIPTION.
^ii.i) Mp.ni.Kv is a li(.-antitiil irlrtr, 1) hands
‘Indies and u jialf' high, of fiiu’ fbriii .iiid figure,
ot hrgc bone and gi\ at nr.iseul.ir powei'.
pli»i(;kle.
iLn Mkiu.ky \\ asg(t bv the old inijiorted
M'lido/a; bis d;un by the imported horse I’eii-
|-'-‘''('ia; his grand ilain bv Lindsiiy's .\rabi:iii ;
K>’:‘iid dam by old i-\-.o noMgl.l, u ith a
'■‘'iS'i 01 old Uockiiigham and the Arabian Raii-
jtr. ®
n. Fifty e.ents will bo cons'.diTi 1 due to
,^’■’''om from each i)i-rson at the time of put-
'■'i? a ni;uv. ‘
I hoso persons who clioose to senil t!ieir
•'Su's, -\vitb the snbsi riber niitd
"■) prove with foal, ran do -o nixm very mod-
terms. He has a very plentifiil supply of
iiragc^ ami has sown a good (inantitv of small
fc-'-i'ii lor pasturage.
.. , ’ E. JENNINGS,
'ork District, I'eb, 1, 1825.—Gt23
, CERTIl'ICATE.
^ ' the unilersigned, eertifV that Jf ih/ Mul-
two seasons in Charlotte;—we
""is'.ilcr him a horse ofsiqierior form, both !is
P'^'^er a:id eh-gance, and as a foal
)|..'"'’ikno\\ledg\
gi'Uerally large and uncommonly
- Ih ndrrson, miUarn Snr^h,
r’ J. .ind( rsDii,
r.. Juhv L.c,.
' •’"•s H, ,! ,'iinuk
st.lht,
1ak(.' ni\ horse am! r’.de i;to the vil!;ige, aial
lia'in.e’proeeedf-d sonn; (iivl.iie'e aln ail ol bun,
he tiiriied intotlie weoils, rode ofi, and I Iro'e
ni.it since liet n able lo e.iti li him, or to obtain
an\ iiiiorni:'1ioii of ilie roiii ,e lie ha-; taken.—
\\ hoe\er u ill ap]Ila liend said tbi-. f, hidii'e hini
ill jail, seoore ni\ prepift\, ;n!il e iiitiiriiia-
tiiMitoniein Sahsbui’}, soibat I get iln m ;i;;ain,
shall reeei\e a ri-\\ aril of lueiity dollars; or ti .1
dollars for either the hor: e or tliii l'.
JAMES CAVENDER.
Fell. 5, IK^J.—,]t21
Ol I’api-rs soutli and wc«t of Ih !>v giving
the abo\ e one or t wo insertions, m.iy contrilinti
to the apprehension of an urigrat(.-ful \ illa.n.
Coachj ('hair (Jniuiiirntal
IV.IN i K!?,
T',) F.TFRNS his thanks to his friends and tin
1 1 public, for the liberal. lu onr.igeiiH fit wl.iel
111' has ;ilr'-.id\ reeeivi d, and res]ieet*ul!y sol.nt
a contiiiu’aiK-e oi' patronage. He is prep;ii'-il
to do all k'nd.s of i’ainting in )iis line; andcn^-
lomevs ntav di'pend on h.»\iiig their uoi'k la ut-
ly I xeenti d, and with d> spiiieh.
; Painting in the cinintry will he done on
sliort n.'jtiei'.
15. old r]i;iirs re-painted 'ind rc-gnilt.
C/'iiir.’oHi, (lr!,>hr -1, 1834. —Itf
eoniity, d( sires all persr.ns indebted to him 1 'liul, by rel.‘) (-U( e to
to elo:,e their account.--, on i;r before the I -brii- j Columbian ()l)serve|-,
ary court lU this place. |
;r ie b,,ok.sand rK.p_ers v|.llnnK,innn^ ull. whirl,, it. sr..ms,
of Doctor 1>. I . Caldwell, w ho is authorised to
make S( tt!e iiii ills, \e.
b’OBT. M’KENZIE.
('iiiirlotle, Jan. 2(-', IRJj.—3tJl
to 6'.).
Erfrarf from IViishini'tniu Jrtn. 27.
‘‘What I wrote to you list as rumor,
has been converted into certainty : Mr.
Clay and all his friends have lormally
gone over to the Aflams standard. 'I'hi;
ANOTIII.It ( ,\RI). know ledge fd‘ this ev»-nt has profliiced n
(ieoro’e Ki'eiiier, oi' the I louse of Hep-j g throughout all the polit-.
re.sentatlves, teudors hi', respeels lolhej'^-d circles, and ('■i\e’n intensity to the
I lonoVable “ 11, (.'duy,* and infi/rins him, j'^"’dest. 1 he Jaekson Interest Ijegin to
th(‘ ’Editor d’ tb(' I hcstlr t!ienise!\es, and ad\aii( es are made
he iiKiy ascerlain , hi'twi'eu the (letiei'al afid the Serretarv of
V\ iiid.sor Cliuii* Mukini'- lJusi-
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t .^])'-et-
1M‘SS,
l^HE sn!jsrrib(-r havim;' conuni need tb
bn si III ss in tilt tou II of ('hurhjlte, i
fully s(dii-its a share i/t pnidic iiatroiiage. Ilis
u oi’k will be in at!\ and (birald\ cinistruiti d,
aii'l will be disposed of on aC(-oniUiodating
tern I s.
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to’ord'-r, e;in hi- liad on sliort no*ic( .
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\ |}|)r'Htic('s \\'}iiitcl.
sppri nticrs, fVoin 1 ) tn l/yeji'-sof a!''-.
1 udl !i-l-d.eii to the Caningi .Makih,^'- ii'i-
. ni S-. i! a[>; lieutiitn lie made s'lon. Sofli a-
■ u I 11 ri-ton Jliep.dcd t( r sf/)rii :0||
.hdii 'lr\, V. dl ini-et v\itli n;i(;i!)l'- ( ti''oi:r;.gt
n.i Mt. .i!i apidiing to tl.,- sld)^cr:!)^-rs,
'si'LN'j}:!? ‘'v m:;i:rills
mueh (oiii er?i to “ 11. ( l;i
lime, (ieo. Kremer lud 1
a letter of ihc
has iitl'oi (led so
in :lie im an
lilmsell' re;idv
the Iri-;i',u!y,—ilii.s will |>ersonal and
long cherished hatred, bow itself to the
mandates of aitiMlion. The Hall of )-{e-
present.itiv es I'C'-.eiidiled abee-hl\ (*, when
lo prove, to the s.itisf ;i- lion (d‘ i:niire;u-jpi' p^flii"; lo swarm, the next
dieeil iiilnds, (-miUi.;!) to s;>ii'-|v tlitni d ,altei’ liie Clav muvemenl was
t I'.e ui'cni aey (d tin- staienit nts wiii' h it* ju 5 ih'* htimol \oices ccju versing'in
ef>ntained In that lelle:’. to ;!'e xte’it tin,! U'-'i inu!( r loiu' was like the sound of the
they  oneern tl.ecou: -;' and ( oioIm ’ of,'■'' '•an belore a i,^athei-lng storm. All the
•*li. ( la) .” 15ein'.>^ a l!i'pre-«i nt.i’r, e (d |a\enu( s am! solus were Idled with groups,
the People, he v. ill not I'eai io aloud j tclliii'; di- ini]uli-ing the news, and calcil-
und spai e not,” v. Iieii
prlvUei;-es are at, st;
Uieir li.-'hls and
J'roreodiiii;^- /;/' (''Jin^rcsy.
IIOLSK OF RJ,l'l;i>!;\ i'\ 1 I\ K'^,
'I !i I i..,;)^, I 1-,!. .I.
Afler the usna! i)ii:.ine'-s d‘ tin; moiii-
ing v.as irafisuc.teil, tin.- Speaker, (".Mr.
( lay,) rose ir(jni iils f, and rt (]ue'!ed
lie indul.^-enre oi' the Il'.use for a feu
nioments, while lo: ;.-.! e'l its a'.tentitjn lo
.1 subject in v\!ilr h h,' I'eli hiiji icli'deepK
concerned,
A tuite had appe:re(! tliis morning, In
ihe Nailonal InieUioa-nrer, und'T the
n.iuie, aiul u;t!i ilie aniiiM'ltv, as lie pre-^
■.iiini'cl, of a meni'.'vi'ot'lioii-e. iVoin |
i'ennsylvatua, -;Mr. Krei'-.ei-,_) v.Iiicti a-j
'o[jt>‘f|. as hi i o’vn. a pre' ious let'er p I'l - i
lis'u’'' ip a:). ,!)er t -Imu -.eri-oi:,
iting ihi' eonse(nu'n(.es. Some sav all
(lonl)l is now over; olhers still predict a
’out; stru).'gle. 11 is curious to o!)sfrvc
the new .grouping (d‘ faces : men wha
u (-re seldom seen logetlior, art'now arm-
ln-ar:n, or hnsily whisijerini,' (\er letters,
or new spaj.v r articles. Mr. Clay appears
elieerln 1, talks inucli, and has the air ol'a
man relie\ed IVoin a Inn den. Mr. Cr,iw
Itjril eaiiie ;’,us morning lo ihe Hall, and
renuilned thoi'e ioi- more tliati an houi’..
lie lo';ks belter t !ian u as e\ peeled hy any
one, and tlirnigh tlu re Is a silivht appear-
anee of deieel al'oul his sigiit, atid hi.s
step Mothi’iTi and (das'.ir, he appears in
pel i>'/ t liealih. I iIs 1! tends Ijoi ked a')oi!t
liliu, I'.’id tln-i'e was a gri'at sli^kini; of
luii'ds. He-(i-iyiiversed eoiis;ant!\, ' aiid,
!u/!t!'h gr.ive, ap;'eareil i.nii'saled hy the
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