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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

FiRE.-Yestsrdsv morning, about haIfpsst four,
fire broke 90, in lhs grocery warehouse Of aessrs.
Morgan i Adams, No. 16i Front street. The two
upper stories entirely umed, with the stock
therein. Loss rom $1,000 10 s7000-iusursdo r the
fall amount al the United STATES ind Sun Mutual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

ns- General Committee OF Democratic
WING Young Men.-An adjourned meeting Of TIL,
Commitiss viii DO held ut the Broadway House, Friday.
the 18Th instant. al Z O'Clock. P. NJ.
BY osdsr. DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman.
G ans iS,I TsytoR. }scc.etare,. s,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

o. BEAIs' HAIR RESTORATIVE. warranted u sas out
10 grow on bald places and peyeG bar iIoin ls rEOM
Found at Besls Agency. 81 Waiketstreet, Isl ''o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

Total o57 81 0eo Is 81 os 2iO s4 = 81
Majority for Wright OBJ; Do for GuTdinef.'s'so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERrY.-More thsn
one half the property stolen from the Messrs. Rock
Wells ewelry store by that notorious English rogue
Bill Hoppy, has been recovered. He made con-
isssion Of his guilt aud informed the officers where
mis- share Of the stolen property was concealed. On
proceeding TO the yard OF the house where he had
been arrested, he pointed OUT post, beneath pile
of Lumber, where The booty was aid. A few MIN
utes Of digging brought TO light forty-cne gold
watches, lwenlysix silver watch cases AID four
valuable movements, worth il ell about SIX thousand
dousrs-which have been restored TO the rightful
owrers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
.r,hs RAZOR strop Nam,

An old friend with the old face dropped IN on US
yeste.da wit, the Razor Suop Man. fes'
the very chap who used on our corner 10 preach ex
cellent Temperance sermons so voubly interspersed
with shrewd remarks and wise counsel on things IN
general, with an occasional delicate insnuaIon tnat
his Razor Strops were little the best going and
were sold cheap enough to satisfy even the unrea-
sonsble-is among US, after en- absence OF over
year, during which ne has beat up The Great valley
from Pittsburgh 10 New Orleans, made an infiaity OF
Temperance addresses, and sold aby quantity 81
Razor Strops. Many men have Talent-hs ore is
Genius. Some two or three years ago, being Poer'
out of employment, and injured by temperate drink
ing he, 10 happy moment foreswore all lnto1lcat-
Ing liquors and be,ooS himself TO preaching lem
psrance and selling Razor SHops cheap and GOOD
This went hard at frat, bur re perseveIsd TIL lem
perynce became luxury and selling Sirops no feat
At all. His rssdy.wit1ed oraticns soon attracted
crowds who often came TO laugh but staid to ony,
thereby putting an honest penny in his pockst. . no
no wonder: for he has the vaice OF m1cking oiro'
and will talk on for hours-thc most various, caie-
cious, concal harapgues, ali compact win VII ana
good sense. His full, fair counIenance argues tha'
he lives well and is prosPering. dc informed US
That he makes his next through The mere Sot'h,
erly Atlantic cities where may iavoring gales attend
him Way can't wa have u Temperance ADDRESS
from him IN one of our Society meetings!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

r'o-Day,s Outside.-FIRsr PACE Poems. By CHRIS
TOPPER Cranch Literary Notices The Churches OF Pars
Mr.. Gough-LAsr PAGE: All Hallow's Eve IN Wales.
ION the First Page to-day case Of extracting tour tee'h
from lady while in hlesmerc state IS incorrectly placed
II should be connected with the paragraph headed esmerc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

Cans thou give thanks for nught that has been given
Except By making eayth more worthy heaven
Just Stewardship the master hoped from thee:
Harrests from Tine 70 bless Eternity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
plsrKIcT coNvEyrroN

Pursuant to an appointment, given by the different
Democratic papers, the delegates appointed from the
respective counties composing The 10Th Cnngre ssional
District met at The Town Hall in Winchester Janua
~ 8, 1914, when DR.. Cyrus Mccormick called to
the Chair and Rudolph Litlrohn appointed Secretary
of the meeting, and Francis II. Jordan Assistant Sc
cretary.
The Chairman having taken his seat, the Secretary
then proceeded 10 call the list of Delegates from the
several counties, and the following gentlemen being
present answered to their names
Jefferson Delegatlon.--G. d. McGlinsy, Dr.. Rich d
Parren, Thomas Watson, Joseph Smith, Sam'l Came
rom Vance Bell George Murphy, R. D. Doran, G. b
Wager, r Parker, William SmaIlwood, J G. Wilson,
Geo. Maurey, Rudolph Liltlrjohn.
Clarke ID. legation DIR. Janney, DR.. Mccormick,
w. A. Caseman, Saml Cas,Ieman, John Burchell,
Alfred Castleman, DIR. Benz. Wgenton, Paul Pierce,
Thos Mccormick, DR.. John Num-, Neill Barnett, Ad-
an Chlrk, Levi H,ett.
Warren Deegaton.-Josh Mckay, SAM R. NJ ler,
Thomas ". Ashby.
Page DsIsgatlon.-A. J OBannon, D. Bumgardner,
j. Baker, Francis II Jordan, A. d. Almond, Joseph R
keyser Elias Overall.
Morgan Delegation Isaiah Buck
Frederick Deeg,ton.-H Sewers, ST., VIM
Stevenson, John w. Miller, II. F. Baker, w G. Sin
gle,on, John Fletcher, VIM. Kerr, J. B Harener, J
Robinson William Smith, William Rosenberger, James
Richards, Joseph Richards, Josh. Wright, Captain
Long, Colonel J. 7. Riley, Jacob R. Nickln DR.. r.
McCandlis, General J. II. Carson, VIM. Smith, Davic
Davis, J {. Bowyer, Robert Barr, Sr Daniel Collins
Col Robert l. Baker, VIM. Smith, Jacob Hieronmous
Jacob Baker.
Berkeley Delegation.-J B. Nadenbousch, nj. A
Sommervllle, f. G. Alburiis, Alfred Hooper, Pete
Gardner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

fNI
The Frederick Democratic County Conyen,or
at Winchester on the 9Th January, 1874 and o,,9a
lied by appointing Col. r l. Baker TO the Char
John c. Bower, Secretary.
On motion OF Gen Carson, committee of five w,.
appointed by the Chair TO report to this mee,io, ~,
order of eding-whch committee consisted If,
following gentlemen: ~'
Gen. James H. Carson, w. G. Singleton. J,c,1
Baker, Joseph Long, and Jacob IIieronmus, who "a
ported the following Resolution as the result of Then
delberation: ''
Rssoleed, Tina, the delegations from the seye,,
precincts IN ms county, shall select from their nunbe,
-- persons, ho shall compose committee 10 no
inmate Two cand dates to represent THIS county in III,
next Legislature of Virginia
On motion, the blank in the above resolution va,
filled with Tie number Of three
The delegations having retired r. turned and repor
ed the following gentlemen a committee TO bring
IN me nomination, viz
Winches,er-Hugh Barr, L. r. Coen,z. and Jacoh
Baker.
Pughtown-D Davis Robinson and Hart.
Swnrers-D. Collins, William Smith and ] Hieron
mus
Newtoan-Copt. J Long, Gursham Drake, and
Russells-Joseph Richard, Jacob Richard and VI
Rosenherger.
M'ddletown-J John Wright and Samuel T Rust.
Schw'er S. William Kerr, J. Villains, and J b
Hackney.
Inc Iommiltee OF nomination reported by Their
Chairman, Gen. James ii Carson and Capt K II
Sydnor as tue Democratic candidates represent tie
county of frederick the mex, Legislature OF Virginia
The report OF the Committee unanimously sqs.
tanned by the Convention; and, the,eupon, Gen. Car
son returned his thanks in few appropriate and eo.
qment remarks.
Resoired, That the Winchester Virgin,an and The
Richmond Enquirer be requested to publish these pre-
ceedings.
The Convention then adjourned sine die
ROBERT l.. BAKER, President.
j. c. BOWER, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
d. 2. JONES. SecY.
KANAwHA COUNTY.

a.. o,;, ,rtbs democratic party of Kanawha
County held al the Court House on the ON JIM,
Mathews ESD was called to the Char, and JACOB uo'
horn appointed Secretary.
On notion the following fesoluuohs "eie '
" adopted.
Resoired, That approve OF the object e .ne Ign
ocra,ic State Convention which IS to assemble !" Tue
City of Richmond the ls day OF February mex u"u
do hereby onnoint r. Aug Thompson our Senator from
,bs dstric. VIM F. Richie and John ). Caskie, fSqrs,
of the City of Richmond, and VIM Daniel Jf Esq o,
vocbbnrc DELEGATES TO represent this county IN SAID
Convention.
Resoired That highly approve The plan OF ap
,o,n,inp deepates to the Baltimore Convention recon-
mended by the Democracy of Harrison, dividing TINS
CONGRESSIONAL District into four equal divisions, each
of which 10 send delegae:-and the connues "
Harrison, Barbour and Richie, having formed them
selres into one DIVISION, recommend to the remain
; connes ne the district that the counties of kanawba
Cabell and Wayne, shall form another,-the coun-
ties of Wood Mason and Jackson anolher,-and The
counties of Fayete, Nicholas, Lewis, and Braxton the
other
requested to APPOINT delegates to Convention TO be
held nj BarboursyilIe on Monday the 25th Of March
next for the purpose of uniting with the delegates IRON
this county in selecting suitable person 10 repre-
sent us in the Baltimore Convention.
Resoiced. That NJ. Dunbar, Augustus Thompson,
VIM. F. Goshorn, Il. S. A. Mathews, Jno. + Noryell,
James Swinder, B. +. Thompson, Major Geo. Rogers,
John r. Mechanism, John Thomas, Thos j. Buster,
Col Saml Watson, Ira Lasiey George n. Iayior, ana
Charles Conner be and hereby appointed delegates
10 represent Kanawha county in SAID Convention al
BaboursVille.
Resoced, That recommend TO our democratic
friends throughout this Congressional District, who
have not yet acted the above subject TO meet IN their
reepec tive counties and take similar measures TO have
themselves represented in said Baltimore Convention
Resoiotd, That Martin Van Buren, is our first choice
for The mex Presidency Of the U. S but while such is
our preference, we will not only abide by the nomna
Natio Mir INIT
it our cheerful and hearty cooperation
Resoirfd, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published 10 the kanawha Republican and Richmond
Enquirer.
The meeting then adjourned.
THOMAS MATHEWS, Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

On motion of Gen. Carson, the several delegate. h.,
ing retired for the object indicated in The above ,s.
tion returned and reported the names Of the oo";.u
gentlemen
Frederick Col J. P. Riley, Col. R. l.. Bsks, :
Long, Daniel Collins, VIM Kerr, Jacob Richard, JOIN
Wright.
Clarke.-Jucob Isler, DR.. c. Mccormick, John b..
chell, DR.. Num-, n. Barnett, Dr. Wggington 4''
Jefferson Joseph Smith. Samuel Cameron. r n
Doran, J. G. Wilson, DR.. Paren, G. D. McGlncso
and NJ Davis u
The comm ttee Of nomination retired. and uhs,
short iim- returned, and reported the following AZ ~
result of their deliberations: '
The committee unanimously recommend John B,p.,
as the candidate of the Democratic party in tins So
toria District. "'
The cues ion being submitted, the repor, of the On,
%ttee was ratified by an overwhelming majority Of H.
Convention. "F
On motion Of DR.. Cyrus Mccormick,
Rssored, That we pledge ourselves to support -.
nominee of the Convention, and that we viii n.a 49,,
fair and honorable means TO insure his election
On motion, the Convention adjourned
&. B. WAGER, Pust
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

The Convention for the nomination OF Senator 10
represent the Senatorial District composed OF The c1un
ties Of Frederick, jefferson and Clarke, met WIN,
chester. on Monday, the 9Th Of January 1914, ano
was duiy organized by the appointment of Gerard b
WAGER President, and John G. Bower, Secretary
On motion Of Jacob Baker, the list Of the members
was called, and the following gentlemen, in edition n
those delegated to the District Convention, answered
to their names y
From Fredericksburg Boyd, Denj Fry, 5. Ba'
ker, Hugh Barr, James keenan,, L. T. Coon'z' ana
fThe members from Clarke and Jefferson were the
same as reported in the list Of delegates 10 the Dstflc
Convention
was unanimously adopted;
R,so,r,d That the delegations from The respective
counties composing this Senatorial District be request
cd 10 seec seven from their number, who, together
shall compose committee TO nominate candidate TO
this district
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
POETRY.
"MucA YEr asn.,Ss rssrsc."
THE ANSWERED PRAYER
nv MIS-, :. G. ypGaEToS.

THE ANSWERED fRAl Elk.
ny MISS :. c. Epc,EToS
praved FOR Beauy--tor the magic spell
That bind, The wises, with Is potent thId!i,
Thai within fond human hearts an II! dwtii,
And shine The fairest IN thr iest,l hal.
would have seea the iurd.iesi bend HE knee,
The loveiie>t bow, o'etdaaAed by my CHARMS;
While he long had vainy lovcd--ah, ne,
Subdned, should clasp me iond'y IN MS arms
But Beauty DER my spirit waved her wing,
YET shed no brightness on my form or lace:
And nassiur wears but darker shadows hing
Upan The cheek where hath left It's trace
nv prsyer, il heard IN Heaven, hath been denied;
No heart bows humbly meath my beautys sway;
And he loved now seeks fairer bride,
With brighter bushes and smile more gay.
prayed for riches. On for lavish wealth.
To pour in golden showers on those loved;
] would have gladly spent my youth and health,
Could I, by CUTS like these, my love have proved
prayed for Riches, that before Gods shrine
might with Gifts and costly tributes kneeii
And thought the treasures OF Goiconua : NINE
Too poor To show the favor OF my ZEAL
Alas. wealth came no.; and the liberal deeds
Ny heart devised, nv hand must fail 10 do,
And though DER PROSTATE Truth my spirit bceds,
In vain the aid OF magic gold WOO.
The poor may plead 10 me for daily food,
Aud those love in lowiy want may pine;
! will pour out for them my hcaits warm blood,
But other gifls than this can meier be nne
praysd for Gsnus-for rho power
Hard hearts, and reckless minds and stubborn wills,
To execute the holy deeds of love,
And light TRUTHS fires upon thousand hills
/ PRAYED for Eluqaence u plead the cause
OF human rights and Coils eternal grace;
To cry aloud DER Airrcy's outraged laws,
And speed the great redemption OF my race.
But all In yaia. NY feeble tongue can breathe
No portion of the fire that burns wilhin
In vain my fancy vivid thoughts may wrcalhc
In scoiciin. iames 20 vanuush human SIM
Poweiless my words upon the air float by,
And wrong aud crime disdain the weak crusade;
While vice CLEANS on IN exGltani eye,
And bids mo show The cunquests have made
prayed for Ptaee-lor a strong heart To heai
The kecn priva;IoGs OF my humble fate;
For paiien, faith 10 siIsgle with despair,
And shed 4 brightness Ger my low estate
! prayed TO he content with humble deeds,
With "widow's mites - and scany charities;
To follow meekly where my duty leads,
Though through The owiicst vale Of life Il lies
This prayer answered; for peace divine
Spread through the Utmost depths OF al! my heart;
l felt that that same blessed 10; was mine
Which fell on her who chose the better part
What though the world abroad ne Per hears my name:
VIVA; though no chains upon weak hearts blnd:
II is a happier lot than wealth or ttme
TO do my dG,y with wns mind!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

r-oss;onal district. Ard on motion, Thomas Rtchle
and Doctor John peterborough were appointed a'e'
Resoloed. That these proceedings be sent 10 me
,chmond ENQUIRER for publication, with request tha'
the Drmocrac papers Of Virginia republ,sh the same
n InNra Sfr'u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
PIANO FORTE WAREHOI 81.

TIME subscriber constantly receiving from the oee
i nufac,ory of Nunns Clark New York, ELEGANT ~
Piano Fortrs possessing the lata5t improvement -,
deicacy of touch and sweetness oftone, pecuaf !" 80
nufacture. a ~
Also, large assortment OF Musical instruments ana "
Merchandise in general. .,,sl4
Piano Fortes repaired tuned let on hire, and taken
CHEAP MUSIC. -, ej
The largest collection Of Music offered Tor 81
State may be selected FROM al The store ot Tue
now enabled TO sell at the Philadelphia and New i"'
and retail prices. J.o,g ~
Those purchasing TO sell again VIII be tnrnisb'u n.y.
terms than they can find elsewhere ~ the slate .yiNs
Jan3 Piano Forte and Muae Store, oPpo:''s u.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

IN CuANCERY-VHc si.:-Ar Roles held tA- C1rrs' Y
fc. of County Court of CumberIand Monday, lr
day of January, 1915
Edmund WiItse aud Martha his wife, formerly Marila
pin, deceased, Plants
against
John r. Fippn, ia hs right, and Almintstrati
John F!ppn, decreased, Jua Garrett, formerly JmIa FhT
Hewlett and Eliza his Wife, formerly fIiLa Fippln
judith Flippin widow Of John Fppln, decd, Defendant
The defendants, Hewlett and Eliza his wife. i"'tr
Eliza Flppn, having their appearance an ittn
CURLY according Of Assembly and tie nits of
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, That meg
not inhabitants of ti Commonwealth, II i pfder.i. ma
said defendants do appear The first day of the neU VA
Court, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; aud thai a of
this order forthwith inserted Ia newspaper p1a
the city Of Richmond for months successfully, aHd %
| the front door Of the Court house OF this county.
A Copy-Tesic,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

9- NoTICE.-By order OF the Union Total Abstinence q.
citation OF the city Of Richmond, the FIRST THURSDAY m
month OF February next has been appointed for holding
Temperance Convention in the city OF Richmond wct
the Societies in the Commonwealth earnestly rqcs'
send delegates.
full representation from every Society il urgently demar
and is hoped that those selected viii b. prompt ia their ale
When societirs shall elected delegates thy IRE
quescd 10 forward fee o postage list 10 the undescnr
MICAJAH BATES, tbafman
" The Editors Of all Political, Religious and other J
the State respectfully solicited Ibis nort A'
three Insertions the only means Of commune ang tie oa'
information To the friends oi the cause.
urr ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

against 10
Nathan Fowlkes Thomas Estes and Rosa hi Wit 'a'
and Williamson Dickinson, Executor Of JCsia FoAN'
ed p..s
The defendants Nathan Fowlkes, rhomls Estes IN o
wife, and Jane Arms having entered Their Hagta a.
gwen security. according act Of the General is'ei
the rules of this Court and IL appearing 10 toe sai
Court that they inhabitants 0f this STATE on W
of the plaintiffs by Counsel IL Is ordered tia, the sad
ants, Nathan Fowikes Thomas Estes aud Rosa i,s W. -
Jane Arms do appear here ON the mt day OF tefg
next and answer The plaiatii,, bill; and thai \ copy Of ~
bs forthwith inserted oil the public ne"'p''
ed Ia the cite Richmond :of two months sntcr-'
also pos rd al door of the Court bose ot h.
Copy-Test-, b. J. "oHshH ~
:
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COUNTY CoNNENrInN

&c. BOWER, see'y.
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Jan. l6

TN CHANCERY. -Yia6Isf.:-At a Court held i"r lHh'
L ward county, November the 22nd, lel3: o,.
Redford Fowkes, a. r. Miller and Edward H. Nri'i' 10
LOT MARTINA rcns, VIC VI ''"'' - 49, 80 r,pt.Es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

A, a meeting OF the Democratic Republican party OF
the county of Warwick held agreeaby TO public notice,
at the store of Mr.. John Gambos, the 23d day OF
December, 1913, on motion of Robert hlclnosh, VIM.
Jones, Esq was called 10 the Chair and D. I Jones
was appointed Secretary.
On motion oi Dr. CT J.. Corbn, the following reso-
lulions which he prefaced with the annexed remarks,
,rara n,pimousiv adooiel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

FRAscrs fl JoRnAs, ose't'''teS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
THE TRlBUIN e.
For The York Tribune.
A MAY MORN.
~ T D. cuRTlss

Tux .hl notes oft aautcceF proclaim the birth OF NoIo
rbe twnkas star. one By one grow dim upon the Eh
EnlI many golden doth the Eoser ssy adoTa
And ,wy from the " aud dale' t-cces tine fading Night
10 up yon s,eebue bgh, ascens the radiant sun
The mss Sow risng from the marsh IN rrnbo" huc' are
The hardy plouchboy sbi.;ns goes his daily tasS beFun
And b. the songs Of birds each veFant grove MADE
glad
Each flow re, sweet, each psnden, leaf sparkling bright With
LAC" ''J -. So l,he West,
The wan and dim seen Queen Of Night nks slowly down
No cl,d !, IN the azure skyal look, serene aud blue
And not zephyr wander, b.. so calm Natuie's rest
AGO., ,ba t,,..,s busy ham breaks the listening
And fto.n Tho aiyy mountain m md ROCKY silence born
He.nd,ns through the shady gea bcsh, sparkling pure
and clear.
Ascend eternal uurn ring, soft to greet the DEFY Mora
Al nifty that so far morn loni ever wing IS li=ht!
Tbs, ioyeiIncSs !Sc this should dic--houd paSs away II
glccn
And silent ., around the dark nnd solemn shades OF Night
While Heaven bows herself III car' and lays II n the tomb
But all this beauty soon die iew hor hours Mt most
And low behind Western hill: the sun will siH 20 rest
The wnrbins birds viii st uInup oIl the s'efrg
host
And Cya,ia DER the Eastern hills display her s''y
Thus. thus ii is with LIES young mon-the thou=hiIes
youth doth
The Future full Of happiness and bahes ' soul IN li.it
But when deem, the rze hs like morn away t" iee
single slSh;S his hopes. md s'rolds his soul II
night
.Sorpieh, ", e. NAY. l6+!
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r ,aLn y yc.el carryin- ayfg l baom Head, cut"ii
l- ,,ay. *: ,,, INTO sgpcan for repairs, and would
ouebec June 5fhe Unicorn reports the wreck 81 the bs
Content on her way ~ of Al, uad the wreck OF the Nep-
r9,a Eo Of the Southampton a'riyc! here yesterday III
the / nicurn and report, ls vessel md cargo sold
The wreck ofle Mef,ey arrived here yesterday moTnIAh'
viii be taken iato Nicholson, Duck for IepairS.