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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04

Tie king Of England, as appears by his
speech, congraiu!atrs his good aud loNal
subjects, that The peace of Europe il not Ia
be mulestrd by the massacre Of the Greeks.
" hat cold aud hcarllrss comment Is this,
from the head Of Il great and powerful ma
ion, on The murder, deliberate, cruel and
bloody murder of thousands upon thou
sands OF their christian brethren But the
cold, diplomatic Journalist, will say that no
treaty is violated by this armed neutrality
on the part Of England. Shyiock objects
Ia showing mercy towards Antonio, he
causc it was not 50 nominated IA The 6QHd.--
\ bond was required in his estimation "a
save "A fellow being from destruction. Thls
was thought To be fiction of the poets
braln-a character that did not exist in ma
ture; but We find in our day, that mon
aIchs may become political Shylocks, aud
thai statesmen must learn 10 he inaccessl-
blc to the calls of humanity. a bond, a
bond is required to be mcrctul. How beau-
tllll do Iii. words Of Ayou's Bard apply,
IN answer To such cold hearted ndliicrt
cacr
The quality of mercy is not strainc.,
II droppcih IL, the gentle dew oil Heaven,
Upon Me earth hanralh
rs mi2hliesl in tie mighlr---it becomes
The Hloh,d mo,nrch tore Hra his rfOmH
II is twice hlt.t,
Ii blrsscs him that gives andh him that takes. -
BIT. Morn, Chroh.
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k.an0 for Sale.

vESiiE sub -Grijer 'eiahes 10 sell the Tract
l. or LlND, mibt coi,,iiy If CnmpLeH. mn.
otcd on boh sides of BiPato Crcet, on whieh he
t1ieig reudcd. ne n otss ~ n iaie surrey. FOG
orrte, to fmhiebnrsricored, uni j., good hcari
There II as much good iaud IN H0soa nm tract
u mr. mme eriegi IN MiS ncighborhood This
koHd Hcs 0iiln a mile oHd a halt Of .Ncm LINZ
doa, aUd enjoga The adeou'ogc u n min site Of
2t Jcei fH II is ,Tceedingtg peH lgaicred IN
springs. Ihe improvements are n capiidi iog
hoosc, wuh hree apartments, Is by lslect, a
hiiebe,, siabie oHd iifo tod.,ing-hoHscs, md has
INIT q i,ood qppie and pench oroiard - hc tile
Is ipdiaputnbie Application ~ be mute 10 he
spiScribtr in Lyachbntg, ar 10 (agi King. in
.Neo Loadon LDV .J1kLNSON.
Dct0btr /, uitfs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04
Oc,o' er T.

10y rirtpe Of a deA q trust crccDicd hy
ID UjHicm Bood,Oefia ms ite hmt, bearing
daie He db Joa1ary, 1870. ami otrecord IN He
county coari Of Analecs1, ne eadersigacd, leuS-
Tres IN sind deed, in crcealion Of The ppIpoa
thereof wiH, on Tae.oiay He i1M If S.Pte,Hbc,
inert, N Me iormtr redisufe of mid Goodroc6
in Inc couuig Of .Iahersf, scH 10 hs highest bhd-
der, for rash,
Ihe following slaves,
To nit joe, utgrO mn, P0iieg, II ~o0tdB,
.t5ralnm, n man, om Spcfrg II romnU, or 80
nt0Hg Hcreof as m0gbe HecouUy Jor Hs PPrpo-
sos Of ite dttd .iniHg as trust. -, WC pW CON
cty such tGte rs wc mug BE- iaceated ptA by sgid
deed.
JOINS SUELTON, ! r..,.,-..
EDMCND HLI5T0.G ''""' o.
Aaom - r2o
~ The above sale il POST
ro%tD until Taesioy III l4'h dug 5 Octetef.
Oeiob,r !. Vtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04

IlURSUANIiollls nro.-

q PURSUANT to The pro-. : I Il
1 tut executed I" the subse, zen
Perry AID Am as WI betting date N, Gh
day OF JUNE, lSlp. NJ dn'9 90 d5d 70 I =.
uus'ings Cant oil lie { ipaa.i u Of yncl
burg. an by To- iun d tn Gel %. : thr. 90
named. ahall peoetedto 81, FL rr.dvmoncy,
/, the highest bible puble aue. ion, on -,
ioute.nthd yet Septef,bc,re>t.
y Aot X appuytenances
In the town oi l,yDe,buue, lying on elh sttcet.
andat the junction oftaird alsy " TIA sad stieel,
containing nearly one acre ol g'eufd, aud av
ing cyan, aud valnsel" mp o, enebt,. Ale,
lhe iohowing Slaves:
Rllr, Reu'en, Phil, David, h,ty, Mourning,
Mitia, lane and Naltha, together vita the
ho,scs, snul Y valuable mouse furniture. car.
peutcrs' tros, Ne A. c 1n'aiued IN schedule
annexed To- pud ieeo drd wita SAID tirei. or So
much If .a I prepr,t, n viii bc suliic eat To
satisfy the purposes olsi Il ust dead, ana cost.
oil sal. Tee SAID sale vii take pace on thu lot
above nam d, atd only su,h title conveyed as
Is vested in tie ,rls &c
WM. VI. RiNEs, TRUSTEE,
August wtd
81 The above sale IL POST
POHEn uttil ttc 3 Ia day Of November ueNt,
when It nilltake place an the same terms and
on tne premises named and 1.-THE 9TH should
not he tau. ou the gth 81 The same mouth -
Gent etaen il ell. will pea'e attend, that TIE
business may be rl#seA.
VIM. NJ RIVEs, TRUSTEE,
October /. wits
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AusT DE- LETTERS

Ams'aiag n ne Posi- Office, IgnfL6frg, ia
l0ib Sfpitnbts, ls22
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y 40. * acknowledgements

In the town ri iyretbufg, lying on slh sttcet.
and at the junction otthird als, W tn SAID Get,
containing nearly one acre ol g'eund, aud av.
Inv erani aud Nalna j. imnl o. erlenI. = Az
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LIST OF LETTERS
RfmoWhg ~ hc Poa QDer, al Liberfy, Ia, ~.
mr. @oh sfPtcmber, lh22, oib y mt iikeu ont
bDgot' he III d1pofH isl3, nh be sent 10
NE Geneedi PoH BUce ~ D,ad IfDer,.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
NO1II(. IT..

W7HEREAS, Henry HAIRY an insol~
w vent debtor, has, by deed bearing
date the 10th inst. conveyed to me all his
property tor the use Of his creditors, a.
greeable to the act of congress for the re-
lief Of insolvent debtors within the Dis
trict of Columbia do therefore caution
the debtors OF SAID Hadry against paying
their respective debts to him, or any other
person not authorised by me 10 receive The
same. And such as have in their hands or
possession any of bis property or effects,
are hereby notified to hold the same sub
ject to my order. ,
M. M'CLOSKEY, Trustee.
nov 10 taw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
MarshaI's Sale.
T VIRGINIA

Alta Superior Court of Chancery held IN
the town of Fredericksburg onjthe 9Th
day of April, 1922.
Robert Reid and Thomas Shreve, PAfs..
$40 t@e AGAINST
George w. Hunter, administrator o. Will
liam Sheppard deceased, Sarah Shep-.
pard, widow of said William, and Vii
liam, Israel, Eliza, and Sarah Sheppard,
children and heirs oil said William, by
George w. Hunter, assigned. theiriguar-
dian, Defendants.
YDNiIS cause came on TO be heard on
a. the papers formerly read, and the re-
port-of commissioner Barlon made pur-
suant to the order Of the 22d day Of Sep
TENDER, 1878, and was argued by counsel:
On considerations whereof, the court, APP
proving of and confirming the said report,
doth adjudge, order and decree, that un-
less the defendants do, within six months
from the date hereofs pay TO the plaintiff
Robert Reid, one hundred and thirty dot,
lars, with interest thereon, al the rate Not
SIX per centum per anRum, from the y5d
day of January 1918, until paid and to
the plaintiff, Thomas ShTeVe, one hundred
and slxty-two dollars and ninety-three
cents, with the like interest thereon, from
the gath day Of March 1911, until paid,
and to the plaintiffs the costs expended by
them in the prosecution OF this suit that
the marshal of this court, after having 81
ven three weeks notice by advertisement,
published in some newspaper printed In
the town Of Alexandria, do expose TO sale,
by public auction, that part OF the LANDS
mentioned in the commissioners report,
lying in the county OF Fairfax, not assign
ed to the defendant, the widow oil VIII
liam Sheppard for her dover, anc not ex'
tended, or so much thereof as may be
necessary for the payment OF the debts
due TO the plaintiffs. and the costs on a
credit of six and twelve months--ibe puT~
chaser giving bond and security and lien
upon the land 80 sold. 10 secure the pay
nent of the purchase money; and That Inc
Marshal collect the money and pay TO the
plaintiffs respectively the amount OF THIS
|. debts and interests, and the costs OF their
suit, andthe surplus of the proceeds OF
sale, ifany, after defraying The eXpences
attending the, same, retain IN his hands
subject 10 the future order of the Court
and report his proceedings to the Court IN
yorderto final decree. Costs DOT %
7sI "a copy) Teste, J. 7. FORD, &C.
81 Pursuant to the forego-
ing. decree, / shall on the Goth day of De-
cember next, tFarfax Court House, ex-
pose to sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, to
the highest bidder. upon the terms there
in mentioned That portion OF certain
tract OF LAND, situate, lying and belng
in the said county, which descended to
the heirs of VIM. Sheppard, decd and
which has not been extended or assigned
to. the widow Of the said William Shepc
pard as her dover or SO much thereof
as shall be sufficient to satisfy the said de-
cree, and the costs attending the sale
The precise quantity Of land not extend,
ed or included in the widows dover, will
be ascertained on the day OF sale.
VIM. M. CRAIG, Deputy OF
JOHN STANNARD. M. F. c. u.
S0 OW
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
NAIL MANUFACTORY.

sfvHE subscriber has removed few
II doors lower down from king-street,
where he has on hand Cut and Wrought
Nails, OF his own mandatory, he has also
received on consignment one hundred
kegs OF nails from aud to Cd, Which he Of
iers as low as any sold inthe D. C. tor cash,
or on.a short credit to his punctual custo-
mers; he has casting OF various descriptions
aud expects by the Philadelphia Packet,
twelve len plate Stoves. Keeps constant
ly on hand general assortement OF Cot
lacks and Sprigs. : =.
JOHN CREIGHTON.
nov 2S -t-1 2aW4W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
A CAkD.
N0tiCe,

TINE subscriber having obtained Let
4 tiers of Administration, with the will
annexed on the Estate OF Zacharab Ward,
deceased, requests all those who have
claims against the said Estate, TO present
them properly authenticated and those
indebted are requested to make payment
TO ANNA WARD, .admr'1
wath the will annered Of Zach. Ward, dec.
nov 9 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
PHILIP |. FORD.

To Farmers and Planters.
T Will furnish young FRulT TREES on
Il moderate terms TO suth as may wish
TO improve their farms in this way.
.appLes, Peaches, Pears, Ptatmbs
Apricots, =" ai
and variety of sHRuRERY, from the Nur-
isery ofDANlEL SMITHS near Bsriang-
ION, New-Jersey. In a climate like ours,
these delicious fruits may be had in album
dance at a small expence. by every farmer
who feels disposed TO bestow portion OF
his time and Iabour in their cultivation
A catalogue oflbe trees may be had at my
Store, near the corner OF King and Royal :
streets, where orders will perceived and
forwarded. GEORGE DRlNKER,
e 2"' Agent for Daniel Smith.
emo 81 ''',.'- II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
PLANTATION,

or Farm, on which ne nov. resides, either
with or without the Stock and hands, as
may be deslrabIe.--1 GA good and careful
tenant tue terms would be advantageous.
OR with view to effect the sane OBJ
ject, would engage as Manager or Over'
seer, steady industrious man OF sober
habits, capable OF taking the entire dlrec-
ton and management OF his agricultural
concerns. Persons wishing to engage IN
enher way, will please TO make appilca-
tioh to the Subscriber, (Charles County
Maryland) about i've miles below Plscata'
PHILIP |. FORD.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
ALSO
To Rent.

ApmA A brick dwelling house on Hem
Em y, between Prince and Duke-sts.
HTsI calculated for small family
apAaAlmmediate possession viii be
sven. Apply TO
VIM. FoWLE & Co.
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
Orphans Court.

alexandria County, Nio0, Term. 1899.
ORDERED. that the administrators of
" James Allison, decd. do give the u-
sual notice to debtors and creditors once
a week for three weeks, in the Alexan.
dria Gazette and Herald.
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is 10 give notice, that the subscri-
Der. of Alexandria County, in the Dis"
trict OF Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court, of said county, letters Of
administration on The personal estate OF
James Allison, late of the county aforesaid.
deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst the estate OF said deceden1 are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with The
vouchers thereof, to The subscriber on or
before the 18th day OF May, 1893, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate and those indebted thereto
are required to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9lst OF Nov.
1929. ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-.
Of James Alison, deceased
roF21 law3Y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
To Rent.
To Rent.

k~.n THE large brick warehouse re-
Nfx Gently occupied by Messs. A. &
MI A, H. Adams as grocery, ship
G-A5 chandlery, aud paint store; for
WHICH, or the reception OF grain, being i'm
IedlatelV on the wharf, there can be no
better situation. The rent will be mode
rate. and possession given on the lst OF
October,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
New Goods.


YyHE subscribers have just received
y compile assortment of fancy goods on
consignment, which will be sold at the
lowest cash prices, with genera assert
ment Of gentlemens' first quality
BE AVER HATS,
do ed do Go, castor do do, do imitstion
do do. do black and white wool do do, fur
and chincilla caps, cbildren's morocco do,
trunk of ladies' prunella slippers will be
sold at the invoice prices 10 close sale |
trunk of gentlemen's calf skin boots at 81
dollars per pair they also have gene
raj assortment of shoes which are suitable
for theses son, and will be sold cheap. tor
toise aud mock she'll combs consisting or
every kind, also ivory combs; dressing ca.
ses, ladies' g. gentlemen's beaver and kid
gloves, cloth, hair, hearth and tooth brush
es, pocket books, with an assortment OF
Looking Glasses
2 elegant iowling pieces, one double haE-
rel, Windsor and transparent soap, CO.
raj and other beads, &c. &c.
Please apply at the new Commission
Hat and Shoe Store of
j. H. RUNNELLS & Co.
nov l6 K,ns. &reet.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
Notice.

Notice.
TIME partnership OF JAMES MCGUIRE
i & CO, is this day dissolved, by mu-
tual consent. All persons having CLAIMS
against said firm, will please band them
in 10 either Of the subscribers prepayment,
and those indebted are requested to make
immediate payment, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. Accounts of long stand.
ing, if not adjusted when presented, will
be placed in the hands OF a proper officer
for collection. There is on hand at the
yard oftbe above firm, good assortment
ofjudiciously selected, and well seasoned
LUMBER,
with two or 5000 cypress pailing boards,
and good supply of fresh lime, all o. OF
which. in order 10 close the concern, lwlll
be sold at reduced prices for cash.
JAMES MCGUIRE
PRESLEY BARKER.
nov II 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
.SH0ES s. BOOTS.

!, can he found in the District, or else
9 Shs a. He has Just received a supply OF
s suu silks. ofall colours very stout. and
nsomark Sattins ofthe very best quality !;
' g With bis former stock, will enable
INN 1 toexecute all orders with neatness y
% S and on as reasonable terms as
any other 10 the District.
B, All orders from the country
thankfully received and punctually atlen-
bed to. .e
sept.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
Removal.

~rrIII1AM MORGAN has removed
w %tbe house lately occupied by the
- Cone. a few doors west Of the
I S.s :, Inn. and directly opposite 10
y, = a' = ellison &. Co.'S apothecary store
q, he has fitted up handsome store,
s si,s : GOOD an assortment OF ladies and
,ootlempn's Is.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
Livery Stable & Feed Store


TNHE subscriber wishes to inform his
L friends and the public geRerally,
that he has taken the situation of the late
Mr. James Allison, adjacent to the south
west corner of Washington and King st.
Having engaged first rate Ostler, he can
undertake the good keeping Of horses at
very moderate terms, by the year, month,
week, day or less time. His
FEED STORE
will be constantly furnished with grain,
chopped suffs, cut straw, &C. &c. and
there being large lot attached TO the
whole, droyers will find it to their adVan-
tage to give him call, when they can
make special arrangement.
P,S Cash given for Dare Corn. DC.
900 i'f JOSEPH BRODERS in.
be- rcv 20 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
Land TO Rent.

n NHE subscriber wishing TO live a less
Il irksome lite, by relieving himself OF
some of hlSlemporal cares, is desrouS to
farm out. or let on rent Tor one OF more
wears the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07

Sale Of Potomac Land, &c.
I'm pursuance of the provisions of a deed
4 of trust from WIN. BRENT, Jr. and
WINIFRED L. his wife, to Walter Jones
and the subscriber, sfor certain purposes
tbere;n mantinned
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
mo. 631O:
Hat Mandatory.

FTNHE subscribers beg leave to inform
Il their friends and the public in gener-
al that they have commenced the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07

nov i9
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10

The .Nep- England 1ale.--It is stated r. J..
Franklin Gazette, and some other papers NV, ne
"Mrs. SEDewIcK, formerly Miss Minot Of po., us'
is the author of .NeU-Engiand, an in,.rss' 'O'
American novel lately published. She is the d ,n"he
'er-in-aw of Chief Justice Sedgwick of MasSsa
chusetts, and now resides in the city of N. yo's
where the work was published S
la contradiction Of this statement, we find II.
following in the Boston Daily Advertiser: '"s
Mr.. HALE.-I noticed paragraph in the RI,
ton Gazette Of yesterday, copied from the Rbod.
Island American, in which the writer bestows soms
very Just compliments on the New. England TALL
an anonymous work, lately published at New.yors'
One would have expected that the meri, of ,bs,
book would have secured the conceamen, which i
always claimed by an anonymous writer, and which,
the courtesy OF the puolic commonly allows. esn.
Ically IT the author be as the paragraph sunnors.
lot that sex which shrinks from the public eve
The writer OF the paragraph, however, does NJ,
respect this immunity. He has not only atribu,s%
the New England Tale to lady in New Vol
whose name he gives, but has furnished som. .oD
count OF her biography. and has thus afforded
proof OF the indelicacy and improperly of allemn'
ting TO disclose what the author wishes to concsa
Tor the lady alluded to, has not the smallest nh. -
the honor of having written the New England Tai.
August y. II Friend to the Real .author
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
- agricultural. 6ssSy
@MisRs& IkzsE,.
SEEDING.

It is very general impression among gardeners,
THAI several species Of garden seeds cannot be raised
IN America in perfecttoa-anong these are the in
valuable species of Battersea, early York, and early
Sug,r-loaf cabbage.-Englsh seeds must. therefore,
be imported at the expense of four or FIVE dollars
the pound, to set our crops annually. This is an
error. Experience has taught me that these seeds
be raised in great perfection in. country
as in England These species of cabbage gen.
orally sown very early in hot beds, for early use,
and come into perfection and full headed early IN
July, and consequently the crop is exhausted before
fall and none left to propagate the kind 10 obvate
this, | reserved few seeds, sewed them early in
June, and set the plants late-by which means
have had good supply Of seed in the fall. This
late crop Is easily preserved as aay other species
of cabbage aud if preserved and set in the spring,
will yield plentiful supply OF seed. During the
war, resored to this expcdIeut and for 1--WE years
past have had complete success. Some precaution
Is however necessary in setting these peculiar spe
cies they should be carefully separated. and set at
distance from other species Otherwise they will
degenerate and intermx with the other kinds and
produce nonsrel species So careful he
English gardeners to prevent tins mixture OF sorts,
that nets are thrown over each kind when in bios
10 prevent the from carrying the tarlna of
one kind to another. to mix and spoil the varieties
The same precaution, have no hesitation IN saying
will produce any one species Of Cabbage seed IN as
great perfection i'll this country as in England or
France. Albany Plough Boy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
pears to be annually employed in the United States

pears to be annually employed in the United States
for missionary and other associated religious pur-
poses. We are under the impression that 1t does
not tall far short Of half a million OF dollars per
annum. If equivalent benefits result from IT, in the
promotion of the morals, or even of the happiness,
of our countrymen, the money is we'll expended
But we shall be glad to receive, and shall publish
with pleasure. an authentic account Of the benefits
rendered for this expenditure, to which not only the
wealthy but the INDECENT, not only the adult but the
infant in many parts Of the country at least, con-
tribute their mites.
We have no reference, it will be seen, to regular
Expenditures for the support Of clergymen, nor to
contributions for the erection or endowment oil
churo hes, but simply to eleemosynary expenditures.
1t would be interesting inquiry, indeed, what is
the amount annually dirbursed in the United States
for the support and accommodation oil the Ministers
of Religion but it is one which is not at all con-
nccted with our present purpose, nor is that dis
basement to which we have the least disposition
to object. We should be very glad in truth, to see
the Foreign Missionary Fond diverted to the pur-
pose OF increasing the salaries of those cergymen,
of whatever denomination, who are too scanty COM
pensated.-.Aat. Intel "a .4ag.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-10
CHARLESTON, AUG. of

IT. CHARLEsTos AUG 90.
ne =. D. corvette John Adams, Captain Rem
Sla"' was 10 the offng las; evening. seven DAYS
rom Norfolk. The John Adams will proceed on
p net destination immediately after receiving Mr..
roinselt on board. She touches FIRST at Porto Rico
ano Will then pass along the Spanish Main and
aHer landing Mr.. Polnsett at Vera Cruz will
India seas. - 'i's Nes'