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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22

~ lie recommend he JoiloTing para
eraph 70 he particular aiieHiion Of those
,chom IL may concern He wjH merely pre-
face II sriih a SINGLE observation, addressed
in sober seriousness 10 Such as ore US, and
more particularly 10 those 'cho hare torcd
ouriibetality, aud f,eorss siiii) our purse, for
the last 2 or | 3 fpoafhs--" We want money
and must Intentionally il we can
loreibly f we mnstn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22

The London Examiner states, that new
poem by Lord Byren called The Islander,
or Christian and has Comrcdes, has lately
been received from Italy, and will probably
appear IN few weeks. The story is foun-
ded on fact--the well known mutiny of the
Bounty the scenes are laid in the South
Sea Islands, and the noble Lord, it is said.
has been particularly successful in handling
a subject, which is certainly of very stri-
king and popular description.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
LYNcnBuRG, JULY 81, 1898

Errata in the address sisnrd "HeHTy
ruhlished in tie last Virginiau For abr
more apparent" read be made apparent
In the first extract from Puhicola," Tor
" Wisdom must dictate 10 them the neces-
sily Of drlegating heirpoiee'," read Wis.
dom must diet.ne TO them the necessity OF
delcgating- their uioie poiccr." For " IN
ether words, The whole power, "read 'he'r
Who'll. power For "a0r delegated, y" read
at dtlegnied.n For constitutional
correction, read constitutional corectire."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22

The Great Unknown has, it is said, con.
tracted with his publishers for three new
Novels, at the enormous sum Of ten thou.
sand pounds, which has been paid down
The first of these works is Quentin Dur.
ward, Just published the second is to ap.
pear IN October next and the third early
in the ensuing year
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22

have a homely proverb in England, which
advises peopl- not to halloo till they are
out of The wood" The French are not
out of the wood yet: nor is Ferdinand out
of Sesille-at least not on his way TO Ma.
drid /; and if the Cortes have the spirit of
men, thither he should never go, 50 log as
the French arc masters of that capital.
Iimes.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
TOGEN WILSON.

have received the letter and accom-
pahyIng documents you sent he by flag
o. truce. now repeat what have always
said, peace and national honor are TIT OBJ
jects OF my constant wishes TO obtain
both one and the other II might possibly be
advisable TO enter into negotiations, but |
am neither authorised tor II, nor can you
offer any guarantee that any OF the agree
ments made would be executed, az have
mol hitherto learned that you are invested
with any public character. The suspen.
sion of our operations would have no other
effect than TO proloDg the evils OF this coun
try, which is harrassed, oppressed, and
despoiled in The name Of liberty; and il
there are any negotiations pending for the
termination OF the war, my occupying VI
60 can be no obstacle. This is all | can
answer TO your attentive letter.-Head
quarters. Salcedo, Aug. ], 1898
(Signed) Count CARTHAGENA.
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Pocket RoOk Lost.

OST, between Fairfax Courthouse
- and Alexandria, or in Alexandra, a
Green Morocco Pocket Book,
containing three notes of Five dollars each,
on the Farmers Bank in Virginia; two
bonds oil William Grissby for four hundred
and twenty-five dollars each, one payable
on the lst of March, 1924 the other on
the LIST OF March, 1926; on The former Gre.
dts are endorsed TO the amount Of $50 dol.
lars. Also, bond OF Walter Harrison.
due on the LIST OF January last, for sixty
four dpllars; and severa! other papers, of
no use to any one but the owner. The
finder will receive reward OF five dollars
on leaving the pocket-book and its contents
with Charles Chaplin. at the Mechanics
Bank OF Alexandria; or giving it to The sub.
scrlber, residing near Haymsrket, Prince
William cnun'y, Virginia.
sept 25-3t FOUSHEE TEBBS.
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the welfare Of their country, land the rest

4; the welfare OF their country, (and the resi-
90 not deserve notice. as they have no
power) The initiative is the only formidable
difficulty that pI esenis itself, and its de-
tails " ,uId meet with no opposition that
cannot be removed by discussion or friend
ly intercourse.
Under these circumstances, ] believe
that the enclosed Proposal will meet with
the cone urrence OF al! parties, and have
the satisfaction 10 say, il has met with the
appreciation OF all those persons of this
country 10 whom have shown it. among
whom are some TO whose opinion your Ex-
cellency would attach value, in con>e-
quence OF your friendship and their recent
arrival from the seat OF government.
In order, therefore, TO terminate, as soon
as possible, conflict 10 which success IS
misfortune, and victory can confer no
glory, should propose that until an an
swer can be obtained from Eng land, from
the French government and the Spanish
government in Cadiz, that all hostility
should cease in the Provinces under be
authority OF your ExceIlency. and under
the regulations the best suited to guard a.
g5inst any misunderstanding, in the mean
while among the opposite parties, and it
your Excelency wishes il. | will be the
bearer OF the proposals to Cadz
haever may ne the result OF this
Proposal, shall have the satisfaction in
having complied with my duty IN propo-
sing ia duty to SPAN and to humanity;
and do mol dread any responsibility that
may attach to my conduct II am, SC.
Signed, r. WILSON.
Vigo, July 80, 1923.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
Marshal's Sale

WllL be sold on the premises, by tho
" Marshal. Tor cash. on Wedn.sdnv.
NE S9th day Of October merit at i9 O'Clock.
all The right, title and interest Of Mr. Vii.
liam Herhsrt in and to the following lot Of
ground, adjoining the town of Alexandra:
6eg'nn'ng at the intersection of West and
oronoko streets; running north With w est
street TO montgomery street,. thence west
10 the northeast corner OF Peter Shrrron's
lot; thence south With said lot to Orono.
ko-s''eet; thence with said street 10 The
beginning; containing ten acres. more or
less--SOld 10 satisfy an execution in favo,
OF the Bank OF The United States.
~ y; MiNok, ID NJ.
For I. RlNnGOLD, Marshal.
sept 25 tO99
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
TO GENERAL COUNT DE CAR.
THAGENA.

Woo, July 70.
II has been subject of great regret
to me that q misnoderstaDd ding, as to
my intention, has In SOME measure de-
laved the honor of the conference your
Excellency granted me. My object is
different from the one you have imasi-
ned from the letter of General Romay
to General PaIarea; under which im.
preston, in order to treat Of ma iers Of
the grea'es utility to the nation, | will
leave this place this Afternoon if the
weather ali"ws, or, if not, tomorrow
morning | will embark for the Puente
de Sampayo where hope to find every
thing necessatyto convey Inc to Ponte
vedrs, where ! nope to arrive In he
course Of the DAY.
p ). My sentiments with regard to
the pers ons called Factions, under ex-
is.iDy circumstances. have been evInced
by my hagins proposed and obtained
"'e smnes, y < 'an,ed l" Coruuna to ali
of th'- lass. &c.
Signed, r. WILSON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
70 ENERAL COUNT DE CAR.
iHAGENA.

The steP you have Just taken is the
mos lear proof of your attention to.
wards me AID sulted To the deiicayy OF
your character My intention was 70
nave proposed 20 you plan, by means
of which gene al suspensl n of arms
would have been obtained. and a gene
raj peace through the mediu,n OF Eng
land. Not bsing able to Say more III
writing, it is desirable to have confer.
ence, and endeavor therein to cuRctli-
ate the general interests Of the nation.
If the French General wishes to take
part in our ios erviev, am ready to re-
ceIve HIN INTO 1t; out IN this case ii 10
necessary for your Exceiehcy to send
ne an escort, anu Tx the time and
place tor he Iaterv
am, sc.
Signed, Z. WILSON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
r.o,p TIE Rriti& Ty1rS91sr, rscstred az ncc
ire of tie PHILADELPHIA Aurnra.

6ce Of the PalicdeffA'4a Aarara.
CIR R. WILSON AND MORlLLo.
The Count de Carthagsna,-l have
,ss honor TO inform your Excellency
that have this day arrived from CO.
,,,na. wounded in the battle of the
18th before that place.
Animated with the same sentiments
Manifested TO you on another occasion,
and extremely anxious to stop and ter.
Innate the miseries of the present IN
T,,tunate aud cruel war, in which the
nsarsst relatives are fighting with the
,,roost rancor, ] solicit an opportunity
Of personally communicating with your
Fxeelleney. in order to lay before you
proposi,i 10 which l flatter myself will
hriug about an object so desirable, and
Lad to q general pscif a'ion.
Major Bristow, an officer in my own
.on6ience. yesterday arrived from Ca
din accompanied by Spanish tficer,
wbo IN the character IF an interpreter,
will TO morrow present himself in Re,
t,ndela, at 10, conveyed The IN an
Eo,h.h boat, in order to commence the
neao.ia,iops. aud agree on an interview
VIII your Exceliency in such manner
=, nav be uost convenient. according
~ present circuns ances anu my sItua-
ton.
have the honor to be, 81.
Signed. X. "tLoON.
Bay of yigo, July %, S25.
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Pr 'P0SAL ALLUDED TO.

10 obtain peace. preserving national
honor the representative -ystem, which
is the basis of Cons'i uli0nal governments.
must be the wish OF every lover OF his
country and its liberties.
When affairs OF siae are objects of dis
CUSTOM, we ought to examine things as
they really are, and not as We would wish
~ hId 'h, n.
No one can be insensible of ttl&injuslce
of the presen: war; but as It bas already
commenced, we ought to direct the whole
OF our attention TO the p eservation of ma
tronaI honor unimpared, and al The same
time acquire all possible advantages
The great obstacle To the paciticltlOn of
Spain, consists ~ The presence Of au inva-
der, VINO demands that same pacihcs ton,
with arms 10 ms bands, ~ Vor OF party
that depends Oh It's success
England Offers her mediation, but with.
out denandln, Inc depar uIe of the nva-
ders
Are there any means TO establish equali-
ty between the be,lIgerent parties, without
dems aiding the evacuation of the Spanish
Territory?
The occupation, pro forma, OF a Span
,sh fortified place ike That of Corunna or
I,go, oy The British government. as The
med 'ator on behalf of Constitutional Spain,
might serve TO counterbalaDte sufficiently
the parties, and facilitate Cancellation, by
savoy Inc houUT of the ConstituIionaiists,
and sfToIhing 10 all sutfi, lent guarantees.
|, is impossible to treat witt honor, but
; hen the two opposite parties are equally
sustained, more part ularly when The OBJ
ject is TO cOnCIIate the dIssent,Ons which
divide country, comMon TO all. in pieces,
lSIeueyi) X, WILSON,
V,go, Jut! 80, 1928.
An, TIER.
The evacuation OF the Spanish territory
possbl, would be opposed by sthe Regen-
cy at Madrid. in consequence Of their con
slheiing that their security might be I'M
,.iICated without the force that now sus-
aims them.
Wnhru; the guarantee, suppose, the
government OF CadiZ would not inspire sui
hcent confidence in the nation 10 induce
them 10 enter into negotiation that may
end in treaty Of peace.
A negotiation, without such security,
would have the appearance OF yh lding 10
farce aud the consequences, in tn, case,
would be fatal to The authority OF thu Gov
eminent anarchy most probably would
follow. and ITS consequences, undei exist
ing circumstances. might lead the nation
to tue most deplorable disaster
(olgned) X WILSON.
Vlgo, July 80, 1923.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
AUCTION SALES.
Template Stoves.

ON SATURDAY. the 4,h OF October.
~ at O'Clock p NJ will be sold at
auction, on WashingroD.street, near The
Mayors othce number OF ten plate stoves.
the property OF the late James: "A ilison, dec.
Also, one mahogany bureau and book,
case, one do beds,ead, the property of the
late Eliza Dulany deed.
ISAAC ROBBINS. adm.
sept IS 70
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For Rent
Evening School.

T THOMAS WHEAT. respectfully So
~ licils those who devote their winter
evenings to mental Improvement, to become
members of his class He will commence
his course OF lectures, on the first OF OCto-
Der. Terms-5 dollars per quarter Tor
tuition, Iuel and candles, payable in ad
vance, sept g3-3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
CO'rTONSYARN
Millet Seed for Sale.

THE subscriber has MlIlet Seed Tor sale.
Il prepared 10 the best manner, and OF
superior quality, beng fresh and clean.
ALSO,
The wood on about ten acres OF land,
on the turnpike road from Alexandra 10
Occoquan, about three and halt q. lies
from the former place For terms apply
to MAJ hICE HERBERT. j
sept 90 g.
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Oti.,e,,

r WILL hereafter collect money on all
L DO nds, bills, notes and accounts, in the
counties of Prince William and Fairfax, in
Virginia, and 10 the county OF Alexandra
in the District at Columbia. for the taxable
fees and commission oil FIVE per centun,
so that the whole eipence OF the plaintiff
10 any suit, will be the commission.
sept g I. W. HEWITT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
Prime Bacon ,
Shorts.

IOHN ASHBY JONES has just re-
81 ceived al bis store, opposite the dag
onaI pump, aquanlity Of SHORTS, which
will be sold at very reduced price.
pt 20 st
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Lost

A PROMISSORY NOTE, drawn BY
"A Edward W. Clark, in favor OF John
Smith L. Co. dated The ed OF August 1893,
payable in thirty days, for htty'wo dol
lars. Payment having been stopped it
can be OF no use 10 any person The hinder
will confer favor by leaving il with tue
p,ip,ar. JOHN SMITH l. Co.
sept ID IT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
Lime. etc.

400 Tierces Thomaslon lime, in prime
order: just received and for sale by
The subscriber. together with general as
sortment OF plank, scaDtling, sbingles and
fa,hes. Also, I5,ooo feet curled maple and
wild cherry plank and scantling for bed.
stead,. Also a few thousand VT.
Prime Bacon,
but up for family use, and for sale on rea-
sonabie terms. JAMES MCGUIRE,
near The Teamboat Jerry.
Sept23 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
r. WILSON.
TO GEN. Sin :; WILSON.

To NEN- Sin - WILSUN,
lgIve orders to Tie adVan, ed posts to
Allow your Exaei'ency free passage
whenever you may arrive, whether IN
t,e direction If the Puente or by the
road of Pom svedra.
Signed, Count de e RTHAGENA.
headquarters, Pon,eved. a, july 2o
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
V 90, July 81 1923
TO ZEN 81, Il WILSON

To UEN Sln IL WILSON
Ire sivel ypur lst,er deIve, ed . me
BY ,aptaIn Arnares a. the SANE sIm
be ,adler General RHmay mas pr"Pos
e''o ne, % order 10 . even. tie spill
Ing It Sp,uisn blood. TO consent ~ a
'os ea,Ion Of hostll,tes. winch shall
Dot ex end to he French, nor to those
saI!sd the FactiOuS, as If the later
"es not Spsnisrd> He tells me his
Is 10 object Of the interview you wish
70 have WI me, and | cannot now res
n'u 'eom mau'te-'ing to you thar 1t Is
inFOsslOe for me to consent 20 a'y
si'h ar'nlS,lee. In dispatch of the
a'y before yesterday, ii,ld Bf'sadier
GAnersi b u4y my last de'ermna-
hsa. No one wIshes more aDxlous'y
than myself eesss ion OF thai ,i.'i
W" Which deVours Us, out there lie no
sH 10 ier'Dinate It. ou. by compel-
uas oy force, those to throw down
Nel' arms, VINO neither listen to rea-
sn, nor eoAsult the will of the people.
thelr whiRs, passions AID the inter-
{" Ot the ass ncIatlon TO which they be-
long are the only guides Of heir actions,
s s consequently, thry are 'ncorrIsi
cF lnow repeat what | told you on
.O''ner OCCASION; possibly some party
-" othsr has an interest IN the Distress
"o' ay country being prolonged with
Wv any oolsct or eud; possibly this
party aess Ia good faith; by, J will ne
'''eonsent that this county shall be
sUa'ssd IN the way of an essay. The
W" OF the cation Is we'll known and it
y, ny duty to con orm myself 20 it,
~, use are my principles but If, sf er
'ueeiaration, you think our confer.
ca" De useful, there lie no oojec-
non 90 my part.
s'gaed, Coun, de CARTHhGENA.
s0n'sSsdta, July "a, los.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
Count de CARTHAGENA,
Pontevedra, July &c.

have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter. Measures of re-
con- iliation mus always lead 10 good
result whtN the parties meet with
friendly intentions, and mu ually en-
desvor to remove ditiic uties by means
Of invests cations and explanations.
A proposal that has for object the
termination OF SO much calamity 10 of
too great magnitude to be rIsked TO the
misconceptions which might arise out
Of the inaccuracy Of written words,
more especial y when ,he communica.
on is made through the medium of
TRANSACTIONS.
.s.n viewer so many difficulties are
opposed 10 personal conference, will
not incur the responsibility OF not ma
king communication that may open
the road 20 the object desired.
-Icame to Spain as partizan of no
party, the friend OF all Spaniards, an
U"ly the enemy Of the policy Of the
French Government, which disregs d.
the rights of an independent nation.
Since arrived in Spain, have inva
riabiy acted on the same principles. and
! refer not only to my actions, but also
to he language ] have always used to
parties. and with persons who might be
considered as their Representatives,
truth you yourself are not ignorant Of.
Following this path. have acted
conformab ply to the wishes Of my friends
in England and he general sentiments
of my country.uen
is not necessary to refer to the
transactions OF the war, or point out
VIVA, hopes, expectations and opinions,
have been realized or frustrated, in or.
der TO Justify nv proceedings; it will
suffice to inform your Excellency that
| conceive the moment is arrived when
an exertion ought to be made to termi.
nate me war, and my firm opinion is
that OF favorable result. Ambition
or intolerance alone can proloDg its du-
ration,
All those who 10 this province have
power and influence with whom have
conveesed, wish an honorable peace.
aud IN sufficiently authorised to give
this assurance. can also say, that &C.
soro,ng to the last news from Cadiz,
the Government has the same wishes,
- Tor this purpose they have already
placed themselves in communication
with the British Minister.
Amoss che parties who cordially wish
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
Notice.

7 HAVE this day associated with me, al
Il aCopsr,ner, my son John Dunlap -
The business will be conducted in future
under the firm OF Willidm Dunlap T. Son.
WM. DUNLAP,
Alexandra, Sept. !, (8) 1923.
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Signed, 3. WILSON.


TO GENERAL liz r. WILSON.
have sent my AID de Camp 10 you
this afternoon. b. cause | sh :uld be very
sorry to cause you any uneas mess, al
Hongn nothing cou'd 'ppen oyoo -.
on'ng here, when | haa pe.ged o..
word TO 'ha, effect. "a -,ad you
ave gwen to my intentions their n",
meaning, although you mus be AVA :
'aat have no power to concert sus~
tension of hostiliues. Nererthele ..
your wishes are SD great to put an en-
the present disastrous war, that
shall have the creates, satisfaction III
your proposing to me in writing what"
ever you p.es-e till more favorable
opportunity presents itself for meet
lng >
lam, sc. Signed,
Count de & ARTHAGENA,
Ponteyedra, July 90.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25

Fresh Goods. ~
FORGE S, HOUGH is DOW opening
" neat assortment OF
NE " GOODS:
consisting Of
Cloths and cassimeres, cassinets
Tartan pIaids, circassian do.
Plaid and plain BombaziDes
Sicilian and Caroline plaid COLLEGES.
Common do
Dark gInghams
Worsted, cotton and silk hosiery
Fig'd and plain bombaxetles
CaDbrics, book mullins
Flag and BandsnEa hdkfs
Bed tickIngs (some very superior)
Strong "a Russia damask diaper
Begging German linens and
COTTONSYA
with general assort6ieni of dorDes,ies,
cloth, merinO and cotton shawls and hdkts.
which with bis stock on hand, makes bis
assortment good, and will be sold low los
CASH only.
9 mo goth 2w
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IN MARINE LIST, @
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
AR3lVED-SEPT 90.
Schr. Fanny, Williams, Currituck.
Schr. Jane, Reiding, Currituck:

CtEdm -UOaI I OIOINaC, JtHkNS1 1fUIIVIs
SAILED,
Schr. Ann, Singer Boston.
ARRlVED--SEPT "a.
Schr. Columbia, Griffin, 8 days from
Baltimore; lull freight TO merchants Of
the district.
SAILED,
Schr. Rose-in. Bloom, Soule, Barbados,
Steam. boat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk
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TO GEN SIR Il WILSON.
PoNTREvEDRa, July 20. loZ'

PONTREVEDR Jiiy 20, 1870
stR-Ar the momen; received your
letter of yesterday, was on my march
with view to undertake fresh opera
tOrs and imagined Msjo, B'is'ow
would follow me TO this point bu' ss he
his not done 1t. aud not being able to
reuse hearing proposals which gave for
their objec one of Hy most ardent
vI.bes the cessation OF civil war, has
ten to manifest to your Excellency that
Won can point out the sp 4 in which you
wish US TO meet, either here or at Puen
IA Sanpayo lave the goodness to
give me- timely notice, in order that |
my attend at the place IN which our
interview is TO take place, as possibly
through some movement il may be ne
ce.sary to make, l may mol be here
" en- your answercou.es. lam, &c.
Signed, Count de CARTHAGENA.
GENeRAL--I hasten TO acknowledge
the receipt of your lie ter, and heg
you to receive NV wsrmest thanks tor
the goodness you have shewn to my re
quest. never doubted your Exec
lency's wishes 20 see the evils o. 8 civil
w,rended, aud have learned with the
Or 'atesI grief that the blood of copa,rI-
ots hss already flowed, winch ought
not to have been the case. MAJOR Bris
TOW has been Obliged TO re urD here a.
be vas nor able TO make thes -am YES
sci wait regret being unable to pie
veut your Excellsncy from avins the
inconvenience To come 10 Puente de
Sampay,, as the trip 10 puenSevedra's
vefy DUBIOUS on acc Junl OF the uncer-
faint, Of the winds, which would pre-
vent me fro;h rivlng here at the time
appointed; out 1t your Exeeilency, on
rouat Ut your occuPa ions, cannot
come 10 Sahpayo, J will see At cannot
mOunt mule, and 90 ana see you in
Po,teved'a. aud for this purpose | re.
o,-st YOU SEND melhe neressat y con.
ysyaucss for myself, Major BrIs Ow,
SJsnlsh oiicer and my servant. To.
morrow the tide will De favorable at g
otaat ,ae next day a 10 | may be able
to be 4t1Puente. An officer Is sent from
this place with despa CHI for General
Pahea, aud you will please to see it
tOr~arted 20 MIN. II you conceive it
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Signed &. WILSON.
Vso, July % 1923