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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29

ERLooD HoRsEs-F0r sale by amdon-Under
ED the direction of the Proprie,ors Of the ".We,o York
IdHersons." at Mr. John S%nedicor's. near The Union
Course, j. l., on Friday I'd May, 1884, at III o'clock, A..
nj. the following Blood Horses, viz:
No. /. A Brown Colt, Entire 3 years old on the 20 h
OF May next perfect-goi by Henry, dam Ostrich by
American Eclipse, grand dam Garland by Duroc, e & dam
Young Damsel by Hamiltonisn, & & dam Mlller's Dam
sel-the dam Of American E~cipse-by Messenger, G &
dam the imported Po, Soos mare, who was by Poi sOos,
who was by English Eclipse.
No. 2. A sorreI flly, 2 years old on the 18th Of May
ne5t-Perieet-g ot by Talma, a full brOtherto Alice Grey
dam Ostrich, whose pedigree is given under Nc. L.
No.3. A By Colt, (Enfire) 2 years old on the 9Th Of
April, 1s3t--perieet- got by American Eclipse-dam
Garland, whose pedigree is given under Mol.
April, lS3i-periect-gol by American Eclipse, dam
GrssshopPer by imported Roman, grand dam Garland, for
whose pedigree refer again to No. l..
No. s. A sorreI Col Entire 3 years old on the 81, of
May. next periect-got by Henry, dam Garland, see
No. 8. The Brood Mare Ostrich. with a col, Of Andrew
by her idc-perfect-9 years old on the I'd of NAV next
for pedigree see No. /.
No. 7. The brood mare Grssshopper, with a col, Of
Henry by her side perfeci-see No. 4 for pedigree.
No. 8. The brood mare Garland, with q colt Of Henry
by her ide-perlect-l7 years old this spring-for pedi.
gree see No. /.
No. o. The brood mare Dove, with a colt Of Andrew BY
her sije-was foundered some years ago; in other respects
peries; IL years old this spring. Dove was got by Du.
roc dam Romp was full sister to Miler's Dsmsel. the
dam Of American Eclipse. Dove is full sister to Young
Romp, the dam Of Niagara, TO Cock. of the. Rock, and TO
Widsir. She is In perfect hcalt,-had last year a colt
Ny 'dW"5 "Hcu cdnDot now De DOugUt Tor less Than
$1,000, aud is likely TO breed Tor several years to come.
These horses are Cat a reasonable estimslel worth from
$500 to $500 each; but as The owner il about leasing
the estate on which they are kept, they will be put up al
5000, and struck of 10 the highest bidder over that sum,
IL being explicitly understood that no bid will be made By
or for the owner.
The Horses may be examined at Mr.. s~nedicor's. two
days previous to the sale. Should the day named prove
stormy. the sale will take place on The first fair day there.
after, and at the time specified.
At the above sale, an opportunity vs. offered TO the breed.
ers or runners OF horses, OF purchasing some Of The finest
stock that has been offered Tor many years-fhe whole Of
1t tracing back TO The stock Of Gen Coles, the breeder Of
our Justly celebrated Eclipse, and Of course are all related
to that horse. A further description is deemed unneces.
sasy, az all persons wishing 10 purchase, will Judge and ex-
amine Tor themselves. For pedigree aud other informa.
ton, apply TO
JOHN W. WATSON & co a4e BsoadDny.
April I5. Ii2-t1s
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NOTlCE-C0 Cotton Yarns Cotton Ymns-My Cot.
u ton Factory in the county Of Poshatan, is now in full
aud complete operation, having been az considerable Expense
lie last eight months, in making repsirs and improvements
to NY machinery, adopting all the mode n Improvement Of
utllity-iogether with my own, from 80 years actual ex.
pefience IN the business Of cotton spinning, % Of which
has been in the State OF Virginia also, 6y adding consi.
derable more new machinery TO my establishment, am
prepared TO furnish Cotton Yarn more extensively than
heretofore, OF any number that may be called Tor, and at
prices equal, II nor cheaper, than any other establishment
in the United States, (of reputaton) Although my e..
enlistment is not an incorporated one, nevertheless, | will
DO as | have shove stated; IL il also with no small norton
OF pride and gratitude, that I find my Yarns preferred for
their superior quality, 10 those OF oiher factories ia this
country. When ] was at Swift Creek Factory, owned by
Messrs. Bowdeo, Byrne & Co., the yarns tiien were al.
lowed 10 be superior 10 any made in The country. I feel
no hesitation in saying, that they shall be the same now
try them and they will be found a superior adicle-no
mistake about them, and ia order to proven, imposition, I
have introduced one thread Of blue yarn In the I've On, and
lea band OF every hank And my Yarn is made Up In sin.
gle hanks, not Two and three hanks twisted together, in
making up The bundle. My agents are, Messrs. Crane &
Mosby, aud MIR. William Wallace, Richmond; MIR. Charles
Hodson OF Petersburg, late Of the firm Of Messrs. Hodson,
Rogers & Co. JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
hach II. 0f-2aw2w-w4w
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ERUSSORAH A~RABIAN.-Tlis celebrated horse
MD (now the property OF Mr.. Hetl) and geUer Of sad
die horses-and would be OF race horses, if a chance was
& ven-will stand at Mr. John Heirs plantation, St. Leger,
IN the county OF Chesterfield, six miles south OF The Coal
Pits, fifteen from Richmond. and eleven from Cheste, field
Court house, at $50 the season. and S25 insurance
Mares shall be well attended to, Ut 20 responsibility for
acciden's. G. WJLKINSOS
81. Leger. Ches,eI field county, April 25. is
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HkOCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Va The subscriber has leased one OF the tenement. i'm.
Inedidtely. fronting the landing Of the Basin, near the new
Mll oil Mr.. Chevallie, for the Transaction OF a GTOcery
and Commission Business, where he is now receiving a
hne assortment OF every article in the Grocery line, and to
which he invites the att, nion Of purchasers-sod will
give personal attention TO all consignmenis that are en-.
trusted to lis care. o VI T.. JOHNSON.
March -. I06-u
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A PARTNER MANTED-ln a business of long
IA standing and having a lair proportion OF custom, ira
ding with a capital OF $4,000. a person Of business hab.
its, who can bring from 5 TO $S, 900 in the concern, and
VIII devote his entire attention 10 business, or substitute a
suitable assistant, will now have an opportunity OF enter
ing into a Mercantile establishment both respectable and
ance can be used TO advantage. The advertiser calcu.
lates TO continue his unre exerIion in the advance
iBent OF the interests OF the business. Few advantages
equal to the one in question are presented TO those DESTROYS
oil engaging in business. A, line addressed to L. l.. p.
and lett at this Office, will meet with attention.
April IL. IIO-tf
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N~OTICE.-Al persons having claims against the e.
1N tate OF Abner Smith, dec are reques ed 10 present
them, legally established, to n. GORDON,
.admr. Of .abner Smith, dec.
April %. u3-4t
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ENOUNDRY@l have recently attached 10 my former
Foundry, and an ready TO make Castings to order, either
of iron or brass. have on hand, for sale, a large number
OF ploughs aud plough-castibgs, and other sgricullufali i'm.
plements; also, one secondhand Turning Lathe, and seve.
raj new ones, very complete. | an now prepared to make
Threshing Machines to order, Of different patterns.
THOMAS SPENCER,
First Cross street above the Banks.
Richmond, April ~. II3-wIw
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YHNHE GROVE, near University IF Virginia, OF pub.
n lie duction.-On Monday, the 4 h Of May nest,
will offer, at public auction, that very attractive and de.
sirable residence, known as The Grove, near The Univer.
shy OF Virginia, on the Main ST. to Charlottesville. This
property could be adyaniageOusly appropriated as Board.
ing. house Tor students. The unprecedented success Of
The Institution, this session, gives not only uneTfing inii-
cation OF continued prosperity, but the beet assurance, hat
1t has lived down prejudice, and surmounted every obsta.
Gle TO the high eninence assigned II by its early friends.
hence, a geuteel and wellconducted Boarding. house
would ever prove a pleasant and profitable establish nleni,
al this very eligible location. Business OF almost any kind
could be successfully prosecuted here, as there are annu.
ally over 10000 dollars expended by Professors, Stu.
dents. Officers, Hotel Keepers, &C., In and about the
The University. There are between 8 aud 7 acres attach
ed TO the pfemises-2lots, well taken with clover-aIl ne.
cessary Offices, and a very substantial brick MaBsion.
house, well finished, in excellent repair, surrounded by
a beautiful Oak Grove, OF about 2 acres in exieGt. Six or
seven icars since, this property cost over 1000 dolars,
and will noS be sold for less than bait ttIa, sum. Terms
Three andsix months, with interest from daie--bond, trust,
&C to secure payment. Title indisputahle.
+. w. REINHART.
Charlollesvilie, va, March 29. IOS-W4w
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& SDGh away from the subscriber,
.B ~ living in Essex county, Virginia, on ths 4h
INST two likely negro fellows, named Horace and Kenny;
but probably they may change their names, and endeavor
to pass for free men, or they may be taken off by some ILL
disposed white person and sold-asl had three taken of in
that way before. Horace is of a yellow complexion, and
about "a years of age; he is stout built. and when spoken
to has a dropping countenance. Kenny is about the com.
mon size. nj a dad, roonPlesion, shi.I dps, aud shutters q
little when spoken to; he is about The age OF Horace.
Their clothing was of Virginia cloth when they departed.
] viii give the above. mentioned reward OF 500, if de.
lvered to Inc, or secured In any Jail, so that / get them
again. SPINDLE.
April 11th, 1884. uO-st
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YHNHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE.
n FOOT, will stand the ensuing season, (Which com.
menced on the lst OF February, aud ill terminate on The
LIST OF July,) u at my Farm adjoining the town Of MancIes.
ter, and opposite 10 the City OF Richmond. The terms are,
nifty dollars the season, discharged by the payment OF forty
within the season-and sixty TO insure a mare with foal-
aud one dollar 10 the 0room.-Companies or individuals
sending six mares will be charged but for five. There
are lots and sheds prepared for mares, and pasturage with
out charge. Every attention will be paid 10 prevent acci.
dents or escapes-but the subsc iber wall not be response.
BILE for either. Mares will be fed OH grain at rs cents a day,
and no charge made for the board OF servants accompany.
ing them. Barefoot was foafed the property OF Mr. Wait
In 1870, Zone OF the most successful sportsmeD aud breed.
ers OF race horses in all England,D who sold him to Lord
Darlington, from whom he was purchased by his present
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Cofin, who sent him TO this
country. As a racer, Barefoot was as disting uished on the
English turf as any horse Of his day, having beaten many
oil the best runners in England, and is said TO be the ONLY
horse ever imported, that had won the GREAT ST. LIE.
GER. For a detail of his performances, see hand bills.
Bareloors pedigree 10 equal TO that of any horse. He
was got by Tramp, out OF Rossmond, by Buzzard; her dam
Kosebury, sisterto Hubby, by Phenomenon; her dam Miss
West, by Matchem, Regulus, Crab, Childers, Basic.
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews, out a CohsnDa mare
her dam Fiaxinelia, by T%rentham, " oodpecker, Evrrlast.
ing by Eclipse. Dick Andre ws was got by Joe Andrews,
out OF a HighhyeT mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff, Tat
Ter, Snip, GodolPhih Arabian. Joe Andrews was got by
Eclipse, out OF Amarands, by Omnium; her dam Cloudy,
by Blank, Crab, Partner, &c. -
Barefoot is a red sorrel, FIVE feet two inches high, Of
great bone and sine and as highly formed as any horse.
Richmond, April rs. [I14-u1 f. C.. A ~
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NNANTED, Tor the year 1885, an Overseer, TO super.
intend a farm in the county oil Louisa. Meme Tut
a man Of experience in the improvement OF land, the ma
nagemento of negroes, and the culture OF tobacco, need APP
ply.-ro such a one, a liberal compensation will be given.
Application TO be made TO
RICH'D CARY AMBLER.
The Cottage, Hanover. April Is. li2-w4w
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COURSE, BALTIMORE.-The Spring
" Meeting over the Central Course, will take place
the 81 tuesday in May next. (For particulars, see Turf
ksgister) by this arrangement, a week will have inter-
vened between the New York and New Market Races,
and the Centrai-and as the Broad Rock, Tree Hill and
New Market Meetings will be over, the lovers of the
Iuri, Will have an opportunity Of witnessing on this mid
die ground, a fine display OF horses. This meeting pro-
misses to be mos, attractive. JAS. M. SELDEN.
March rs. IO6-laM
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THNHE highest prices paid foe flour barrel bilIeIs and
n hoop poles, delivered at the Penitentisry.
Jan. %. %tsl-t1 7. g. M0NCURE, q, A. p.
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K~ICM.MOv-D, VYRGLvIA, TUESDA y; .IPRIL 80, 1894.

N FOR SALE.-By virtue OF q Deed in Trust,
- executed by Alexander Fulcher, to Jno. G. Viii.
hams, and the subscriber, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, and duly recorded in the Clerks office Of Gooch.
land county, j, as surviving trustee, will, at Goochland
Courthouse, on Monday, the 10Th day OF May next, III
being Court day,) proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder, for
ready money, a certain Tract Of Land, in said deed
descroed; lying and being in said county Of Goochlsnd, and
containing by estimation, five hundred and twenty eight
acres, adjoining The lands of philip Fulcher, William is.
bel. Benjamin Woodward. William Holman aud Jacob
Csrter.-l will convey such title as is vested in me by
said deed. PETER GUERRANT,
April IS. til2-MI Survicing Trustee.
HPIBB'S AT AUCTION.-In compliance with the last
QD Will and Testament OF David Bullock, decd, I will
offer Tor sale, TO the bighessbidder, on Monday the 18th
day oil May next, at Louisa Court-heuse, Chat being
Court day. the Tract OF Land lying in the said county, on
both sides OF the South Anna River, called Bibb's. ltcon.
,a,ns oy a recent survey 63S l-2 acres, OF which, about
i3i are low grounds; II has a n ample supply OF timber;
aud can be divided, TO accommodate. purchasers. have
ieh a plot OF It with MIR. Burruss, The tenant, who will
show the Land TO any persons wishing TO view il. Mr..
burruss has a lease on the land at an annual rent of $500,
which will terminate on the 3lst December, 1885; the
benefit Of which, for the next year, will be sold with the
Land. The terms Of sale will be, one fourth payable on
the LIST January next, when possession will be deiivere ID
and a Deed executed TO the purchaser, who will then be
required to execute a Bond, or demand, for the residue Of
the purchase money, with an endorsement, thereon, that
ii all the interest due thereon and one third Of the princi.
pal shall be paid annually thereafter, the payment of The
residue shall not be enforced; with a Deed of Trust on
the Land TO secure the payment, to be proceeded OH, if the
interest and any insialment of the principal shall remain
unpaid Tor SIXTY days alter becoming due. Bond and ap.
proved security, in the penalty Of three thousand dollars,
will be required OF the purchaser for, complying with the
terms OF sale on the Is, January next.
FRED. HARRIS
April III. 1lO-tds] ErOr. of Dduid Bullock.
subscribers have a large assortment,
~ OF Leather, OF superior qualit y-consisting of heavy
aud light sole, skirIing, harness and bride; russell and
waxed upper; fifty dozen waxed kip and calf skins; cordu.
van, grain calf and goat skins; sheep do. Tanners Oil, &C.,
which they will sell on reasonable terms, at their Store,
3 doors below the Bell Tavern.
N. B.-500 Cords OAK BARK, wanting at the Tannery,
near the Armery. JOHN POE s. co.
Richmond, April %. 1876
A PARTNER ~wANTED-ln a business Of long
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= MI Spring Meeting over this Course. will commence
Tour days.
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JAMES RIVER n KANAWHA COMPANY.
M .ACT further to amend the act entitled " an act
Incorporating the Stockholders Of the James Riper
and RanaDha Company"
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VTVIMOLEON.-l am informed from several quarters
that il is said Timoleon cannot cover mares. l here
by declare such report to be a malicious falschood. lie
is slow, but not more so than other horses Of his age.
pledge my honor that l would as soon rely upon him Il
get colts as any horse in America.
RICH'D ADAMS.
E.i,6elJ April l6 Ia. At
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MO ICE-T1 the Trustees Of Randolph Macon
IN College. A called meeting Of the Trustees OF Ran
dolph NJ aeon College will be held, To commence on Thurs
day the 18th Of June next. a full board is very desira.
BILE, as there will be a Ste ward TO elect, and other very
important businessio transact. BY the advice Of many Of
the Trustees.
JOHN EARLY, President of the Board.
April 25. IL
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a- The EN0UiRER is published twicea week, generally, and
three times n week during the session Of the State Legislature
Price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars PEI lannum, payable 10 adj
vance. Notes Of chartered, specic-paying banks (only) will be 70.
esived in Paymen,. The Editors win guarantee the safety o Iicm,s
ar No paper will be discontinued, but at tho discretion ofthe
Editors, until all urreafages have been paid up. :.
Or Whoever will guarantee the payment oil nine papers, shah
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
az One square, OF iea, arst insertion, IS cents; each continuance,
5 cents. No advertisement inserted, until it has either been paidtof
or assumed hv some person in this CITY or its environs.
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A NEW CONTINENT DisCOVERED

a pretty authentic account is published in a pa per ont
ca az 'e Cape OF Good Hope. OF the discovery Of New
Uohuent ~ the south Pacific Ocean, by Two Ems isl,
ias,s he ula aud Lively. The details, however do
nen'; as Capt Brscoe of the ua states that he
ed no nearer to than the defiance OF 80 miles owing IN
TIE INSTRUCTIONS which he with from aud
STATE o the weather Capt b. discovered the Land ON III
zo'h OF February, 1892, aud during the following moth
remained In the vicinity. lie clearly saw tie bl,rn
peths OF 'he mountains above The II supposed
that this land orms part o Conle Mt exendng u
about longitude At. 81 East, longitude 60 90 "a est
as lar as The longitude OF Cape Horn. The siornv
was The only bird seen, and no fish has been nan, 81
Ender"y' Land, longitude ~. 81 L. Latitude &C. 30 s
An extent OF about 300 miles SEEN The range NJ
monntaius e. s. Il. The account adds SO VI
I'm consequence OF the bad of the health nj IN.
crew, Captain Briscoe compr He'd TO return into
iatiudes lie wn,ercd at Van Dienan', Land a,d =, 90
FJoined by The Lively from which he was sepaa,e, b,,
TIE stormy weather, in The high south Isiiludas
In october, 1881 he proceeded TO New Zealand T.,
'"e nrginnng OF February, 1882 he the
neghborhood oil an immense iceberg when II f In risca
accompanied by Tremendous noise. ''
On me 4h OF the same MONTH land was seen IN III. G
IL longitude o. %. latitude g. To- IL was found 10 he
an Island near 10 the head land, of what may he
CARED the Southern Continent On the island abou Ion,
miles from The shore. was his peak land some smo,ler
ones) about ne-thiId Of its height was covered 90;
INN scaueilhg OF snow, and two thirds completely with
snow and Ice The appearance of the peaks was ,ec
haf; shape was cOnical, but with q broad base
" his island has been named Adelaide Island in hopor
OF her majesty Mountains seen 10 The Soub -, .
great distance inland, supposed about miles On the
Tist February, 1882 Capt. B.coe Landed i'm suaciou.
his Majesty. William w. The appearance WAS one Of ~,
Ter desolaiion there being vesgc whatever Of animal
or vegetable Ee In future this part OF the continent n
sueh u prove VIII he known as Giahan's Land"
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Richmond. Va, Tuesday, june 81.
TO I.lIE pilnIIl.

nave met with nm unfortunate accident which will my
attending to The Editorial Department Paper for cw das
y" Thursday ming was thown from my wac
LOO moment put IN Inminen, peril rocky
but was fortunate escape whou, breaking
limb though with VIC confusion my mos, pain
ui wenehins q" the muscles TO any sort of
q"y. lilo inefs me with in few days Deeply
regret III" suspension Of boss, liberal and
y"pahec Public will readily III. me sntmo my
faner M' Cook has promised h..
an spare from h's other Editorial
tho Paper hopO to relieve him n ,o,y few days.
THOMAS RfTcuiE.
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We are sorry that the Editor OF the Religious Herald
uu ho e'ince more literally, or even charity, IN his late
remarks concerning our addiction 10 ards the Cathoi
Church We eelii, however due TO The hume rous and
highly respectable portion Of fellow. citizens of the
boPssf persuasion. TO explain why took not even
passing noiice OF the conservation Of the 81 Bsn,ist
church, OF which the Rev. MIR Keeling is Pastor The
omission on our part, was entirely involuntary. IL was
nov our ms That The brilii~nry OF the Catholic .nys.
fri1s should throw into The shade the simple vet
touching form OF worship pIscised by The Bap>ts and we
1ca showing III our public capacity, undue partali,y
Tor any religious denominations We intended only 10 give
Kech OF passing events The conspicuous position OF The
catholic Church, the novelty OF its my stories" excited
general curiosity. aud therefore, the constant me
OF DISCOURSE while the disciples OF the Baptist Association
performed their rites in quiet aud poiseess manner
mat the conservation did us when we penusd
The has'y article alluded TO BY the "Religous raid
we now come forward to offer oieIde honorable ard
20 mrow open our columns TO any friend member OF
we MIRO b'p'is Church, who may feel disposed 10 give
an account Of the recent consecrson
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.n BosroN. May IS. 1894.


The States Fsigs,e Potomac. bearing the broad PEN
nan oil Com. John Downes. arrived Ia this Dor this
morning. from the Pacific Ocean. via RIO de Janeroha
wing sailed from Valparaiso Chill 9Th February. and RIO
y'h api'. We are indebted 10 gentleman board for
the following information:
Inc oieers and crew, generally speaking, in good
hean more especially when II Is considered that the
ship has just completed voyage, longer and more sru
Gus Than had previously been pei by any ga,e OF
The Potomac having circumnavigaied the Globe, and
crossed aud re-cfosed The Equator times she has en-
couh'er'd dangers OF navigation unknown in ordinary
voyages The men have been exposed disease pes
'enee IN the most insaubous regions OF the ear, aud
s"sfeu besides, the risks Of war, the assault and
lure o the Malay forts Yet the ship has been safely ma
sss'.u throughout, no casually OF any having
oeeured during the cruise AID the degree mon ,siily
mas oetu even less Than usual board vessels Of war
~ 'wen'y,sev.n having died. (inciudng those killed in
'ae al SuaiI<h Baoo) out OF about 500 on hoard
having now sal. Iy returned To their country, alter
os s"i ai"uous service in remote regions, The hearts Of
% and crew are buo. ant in anticipation oi
oa ~eiroine % their homes, where all tie pers they
nave encountered will be compensated by the wsim ,eci
ianilies.