July 30 Brothr ^Hon J. M.^ Bernhisel Dear Brother ^Sir^ Your Letter of April 7th has been has come to hand after taking a fishing tour Down the webber River for six weeks the Litle boy that was lost on fling into the Webber River was found by an Indian & it was brought to this city, so its contents were finally obtaned. Neither your family nor myself Receive any thing frm the Mill or Brothr Hawly we are both out of flour. I hve furn[i]s[h]ed Mr Bernhisel with flour as long ...

again soon. Arrowpere Amen & othrs was with us on sunday all well with them. our settle◇t is bro◇ken up at Salmon River by the grasshoppers who have eaten up evry green thing, they will probably go there again when they make a [Ruin] of more provison. The Calafornia Mail came in last night & the Easten Mail is [expecting^d^] in evry hour, as it is but a few miles from us July 31st. The Mail came in last nght at 9 ock & b[ro]ught me your Letter of ...