New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
MoxKoy1A, June 25;h, lS46.

Dear Father. This really is beautiful country.
From the situation OF this place ii might De supposed 10
suer from intense heat during AZ least one'hai the
year but this is provided against by the sea ofee@c
which blows with great regularity and reireshes what
would otherwise prove suliry and oppressive Climate
The thermometer seldom ranges above 80. Inc AZ Is
temperate in the day time and the nights cool The
same clothing Is here that Is worn IL the niied
States iannels not excepted. The population OF Nor
rovia is estimated thousand The Weather and
more respectable portion OF tue community Is en-
gagged in trade the natives bring them pSm OIL cam,
wood and ivory, and they receive goods II return II
the people here only had Yankee enterprise and INDUS
,ry thev might make this OF the richest and most
beautiful countries in the world. Every family has ss
many natives as they maintain; these perform AL
the iaborious WORK this hiss tendency 10 make the
citizens very srstocratc and ndoent vessels come
here for the purpose OF traffic from all parts OF the
world They trade with the natives Up and down the
coast and Years the captains OF them become
INDEPENDENTLY rich Our Governor Is considered as
being very wealthy and lives IN grand style his ssaTy
arnoints 10 5000 per s,lpui 5000 OF which he receives
from the Society and the other OF the Government De-
sides he does grca, deal OF trade and mas eaae OF Tue
Public Store Persons coming here without means SUN
Glen, 10 give themselves start seneTsIy iafe psss'!
badly now see tire iInportsnceo having good chsf
scter for IL il had been Tor your naine and repGt
ton perhaps should not have been SO Wen Ieeei'tt
have been introduced INTO the best society IN the Ac'
and all that now need means 10 commence business
Dear father have now taken this Tor my aGop'su
country am in hopes that you Will rum ouf
hv sending me, As large amount OF goods Us poSsoe
ann certain that YOU can make Arrangements Win some
house or houses thst may DC regularly suPp-ieu
with merchandise, If could establish s'oEe he's'
70 supplv the coloniss with provisions and dress goods
deal with the natives snd Dc satisfied tor shorl tie
With reasonable profit that could IN lie" years
realize al independent fortune Asrlcntote : 80
cc,cd in the other settlements that The people are
forced 10 come here to obtain the neeessAFe o. me t
throws CREST deal OF nons IN the hands o; tae 'ot
royns Ior would be aStnnished Il you couia ollS %
how readily goods Of every description sell here esplcia
~ Provisons such as flour, pork beef hams butter SUI
rs of all kinds are in great demand The sdes dress Is
ne here they do in the L. $ L no, h9er 1mey , 90 20
no, pretend 70 wear douestcs Al their hncry mus. De
;n,norted This makes an oNcellen, narke; Tor ane
goods OF al sorts, such Calicoes, Masins LSh ems
Shawls Stockings, exc. etc. Every article OF u'e,s Ia
is suitable Tor aiys wear IS needed here. II Mr. no!
had brought gu, ten times much as ne diH; ne
would have come some where near the mark MI bei,
ede, has acted the part of father toward ne offers
10 give me the benefit OF his advice upon any thing may
undertake Re has also offered me the use Q, hs ,sw
library and thinks that had better devote whai eses
time may have to the study OF il He says that goods
are fur pgeiessbe 70 money and that SPY knd Or quar-