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uo for Tie Palace of the Mon1exmmn..

A5oui a moa,h SINCE. when the news arrived Of that most bnL
liant feat Of arms % mofern times the success al storm. NJ BY an
inferior force Of a Strongly forihsd town, many Of OR DsRo-Tauc
nisnis We're keardtl whrper their dsaf probation Of the Gen. rails
conduct IN permitting the yanqusRed fore, to r. IRE, and granung
ITEM an Grmsuce. These gallant gentlemen, Tcpoeiug IN peace and
security aruund heir hItsdcS would have had the Meruc, ms butch
cred " thcut mercy or atauy rate, woud have perpe,rated the folly OF
taking pusonrrs double the number Of cur own force aud rushing
ml0y on to the conquest Of the city ofMeueo. No rap dry ofmo'e-
ment, no extent OF conquest could ,atsy their inpatient htruhm and
aTheni TN 81 Of glory paTl-uary While they were In safety at homs
and all the penls were 10 be encountered by Others, Some OF
these gumblng heroes whom NV and heard, were asked: Why
they DAD not END a hand 10 Oh Rough and Rcltyr WY did they
SIT At home complaining OF the ineuEess and watt Of cnieprzc
OF our forces whoa their suAi~at = ms m ght achieve such great
sIoy for themselves and fr 'heir CoInuy ? The ony reply 1 heard
gwen 70 these enterog.iones was, that the Government would not
receive any more volun eers
This excuse will no longer avail these ardent ani enthusiastic
patrols. They can now exhibit their love Of county in another
mode Than that Of Complaints against thoss who have already n
Ken the 6eli. The late requnilon FOR volunteers afford, them an
opportunity OF rushing to the rescue of the Rational honor, and
showing TO The tardy and da .ardy forces before Monterey how
fields are won
presume he now Regiment fT Virginia viii be Immediately
raised, and will D. eomp0-eI osnrayof these patriot gTumblcn-
who VIII speed , cover themselves and tier country with imT or
isfabl~ gilry. For one, I shall regret - see saeh worthy etizeas
io:slkrg Jtcir native walks-3ut Wi enjelyor 70 forgive then. in
G. HsideEatonof The high and noble promPungs which imPel them
10 the teate1h.ds QUIONUNC.
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PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE, i'm Charles City County, va.

PURSUANT to a decree of the county court
- OF Charles CRY, prorouneed on the 2Is, day Of Noyembe-,
letO' IN a suit in ebaneey depending in the said court un, or the
'Ve oi 'Ctustiants guardian, aga INST Chrinars and others" I han
ehpos; 70 public sale, on the premises, on the 30th day OF Dc eIbrT,
lr'o' uoie valuable estatss in said county. called and known by
the names Of Eveynuon and Neston, coatainin, b. recent surveys,
? ghi hundred aud sirty acres Of beautiful level and h ghly improved
ana. These estates are about four mics above the Caurhou 20, on
inc 'ame' rver road 10 R-h nond, in one ofthe most de sifable ne iEh-
p'ufh'ods IN lower Virginia, comma. ding n fun view Of the uyer
ad overlooking Weriovcr TO the south, fomi which tie are sepa-
rated BY Herring Creek" on wbi. hihsy HG a told and deep sire m
cupEin Toto james fivef neary oppOstei 10 Rice Wool What"
u open land has all been heaviy married and ~ well set in clover
'e soh - aeapied TO th9 culture of all the crops usually ihs d IN
ihs section OF Virginia, audi rapidly improving. A etop Of wheat
- growing on the land, which looks very promising There ae
te residue has on u a sufficient quantity OF oak and III q. ard a
feas1natls supply for the support OF tie farms, 10 attract the aucn-
uh " persons engaged IN the timber and mood busin sail of
when can be delivered al good hniings on The Greek with n one
nue. a@l a great part Of Il not 30 much a. a hat nile ( ON the md
lngt ! do confidently believe that the purchase mn y can be mldo
!, ~ hts u wool and & mbcf; and that opinion u based upon a
perfect aeqaiuntance with the land, and the experience gilmore than
h'een years In tho wo q aud tinser bminess. These two farms
re no." c4NNa ed ~ one, and, a. presen', u is my purpose 10 srI
l'eHl . > one DIT they eau be sold sspaTitely, n desired BY bidht-
'o noefec permitting pre 70 use my dissrtonin That resgecL There
Is an a 'unsnnee o. mari on each, ami pefe .uy acccs ihe ut various
poht~ AM convenient 10 cyty pau OF the estate. The improge-
ments on I'VE yngton, with a lite repair wanh &c uific.eu ,or bo
accommodation Of a tamty, aud toe water " very pure, mrrshea
Ry a sPHhg vey convenient 10 the house. IN 9 prop, rty will be
,md an slnet conformity o. the brus Of the decree. TO wit. One
u"d OF ne Iu'ehnse money will be tuIuiicd in cast. the re- Htue i'm
two equal annual payments, 10 tc secured by bonds vhfh aorr1voi
p1ymenisto bear interest from the day Of fais. The tie viii be
conveyed 70 the purchaser, and h. believed O b. perfect ~ per
sons wishing topufchaso are Invited TO eumins this ptopo " bsfIa
ihcday Of SALE Uhish vii be shown by the with mu.h Tleasuts,
and al ihionn'ion gwen that may 10 desired.
De l-etds JAMES N. WILCOX, Com
~ EWuuFar nuffHafrI ia rWuy InMfNa
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~ We IRE glad to perceive that some of the leading
Journals, friendly to the Administration, are beginning to
take u coTrec; view Of the consequences likely 10 result from
the war in which the country is engaged, and which threat.
ems TO be 30 much more protracted aud costly than its a-
,hors anticipated. II we are to overruu and conquer Me1i-
CO, it is already sufficiently obvious that the force employed
is entirely inadequate TO that object and the Adminisra-
ton Is OF the same opinion, fit be true, as stated by tue Bal
umore PaIiot, on the authority Of gentleman from Wash.
ington, who, itssys, has correct sources Of nformstion, that
the President will, in his forthcoming Message, call upon
Congress for forty millions Of dollars and 10000 additional
troops. That the conquest Of MEXICO will require these adj
diuonal troops, and a much larger sum OF money, II certain.
Or, even if the designs Of the Administration are less mag
n fcent-ifit means not to effect a conquest Of the entire
country, but only to conquer : peace" based upon the sur
render to US Of some five or six OF the coierminous States Of
the Mexican Republic, the stubborn resistance of the people
of that country TO It's ID ismetnberment will be scarcely relaxed
for yearst TO come. And, 10 view Of this result, the n. York
Evening Post, tho orthodoxy OF which wall not be question
ed, well remarks: ITO maintain on foot an army destined
for such a purpose. and under such circumstances, will make
a demand upon the resources Of our country Of which those
who do not carefully consider the subject are not aware, and
which we should be glad to see reserved for occasions OF tue
greatest necessity. IL would give the genius of our nation
4 military direction turn to purposes OF destruction that
energy aud enterprise which should be employed in the arts
of peace and lead to those departures from democratic
simplicity ia the administration Of the affairs of the govern.
ment which are almost i~nseparable from a state Of war. 1t
would draw after 1t expenses which no indemnify that could
be wrung from Mexico would ever repay, and for which the
possession Of all her unoecupied lands would be no indemni.
ty." Such being our solemn convictions Likewise, VIC can
not but hope, that, If negotiations shall be renewed for the
restoration Of peace, the demands Of cur Government will
be marked BY a moderation, which, as he stronger power,
we can 30 well afford ~ exhibit, and without which, we
are apprebensive, the speedy termination Of tho war is not
TO 10 expested.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-01

Ala large and rcspee'abls meet ng, held At Oznse Count House
on the 23l day or November, sac, thu being CIu I d,y, Dr. De
vd Psnnul was called to the Chair ~AniJanes Chapman appointed
Secretsy.
Cot Josn A Porter having bcea called uron. explained the oh.
jeet Of the meeting
On motion o. DR. Uncl Teril the Hon. WV. L. G'GoiN was
unan mously nSninitcd n candidate to represent us in IN, JE Cen.
gres, SUBJECT however. 10 the dee.oa OF a Convention OF n 5
district.
Ch. John A. Porter. M. J. II Minor, ~. Uuel Ternn, Thomas
Coeman and Dr. Th,uas T siaRrhtsr were selested Is a eommiF
tee 10 iafoim MIR Gogg n OF bs EomiRauon.
Thomas Graves, ESQ. and Col John A. Porter. in ODE hence TO q
cal, buehy, though G oQurnty, urged upon the Wing. the impoT-
tanes OF action IN the app;oaehiov canvass
on mo ion, It was rcs1iyeS. that lie proceedings or this meeting
be Published IN the Richmond Nhig. ChatotesVIe Advocate.
Lyncthurg Niigiaau and Fredericksburg Herald.
Ga motoa, the meeting adiSnuei.
DAVID PANNILL, Chairman.
JANIS CuArxAN, sccretsry.
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Plan of the Camnnirn.

We learn from the New Orleans papers (Which, we
take pleasure in saying, for three days past. have reached
US in due ume) that the Governor OF Louisiana, on learn
ing the ~eageney Of tho case, had placed ut the disposal OF
Gen. Brooke. commanding the Southern division Of tho
Army, n large portion Of the guns and other munitions OF
war belonging to the State, for the purpose Of being con-
veyed to Tampico, to assist in putting thar place in a state
Of defence. Com. Perry had left New Orleans with them,
carrying with him a detachment also of 50 men. lst In.
fantry, under tho command of Lieut.. Criuendeu. Two
companies of Rifemen were hourly expected in New Or
leans, who, with Capt. Gordons 10 recruits, were to be
cent Immediately forward.
The New Orleans Times. from which we obtain this
Information, regards Tampico as n most important point 10
US In the present position ofour affairs with Mcxicc,-on-
aiding us TO mako a bold and powerful demonstration on
the capital, the possession Of which. the Times believes,
reasoning from the ~snalogies furnished by European wars,
would terminate the conflict, by compelling the enemy to
sue for peace. The assumption may be correct, though
we do not see the force Of the analogy. under circumstan-
cs so essentially different. IL has. however, been all
along asserted, that the possession OF Tampico was i'm
poriant to the successful prosecution of the campaign
and il seems now to be conceded that tho attemp, to pene-
trate into the interior Of Mexico by the route pursued
by General Taylor, in pursuance Of orders from
Washington, was u great error. at is the opinion
or military men Gays the Washington correspondent Of
the New York Commercially and among others Of Gen.
Taylor himself, that the whole OF the Monterey demUnsira-
ton, from beginning to end, was wrong that no benefit,
corresponding with its cost, in life and treasure, has been
obtained that the original design of pushing Gen. Taylor
forward TO San Louis by this route, was utterly absurd;
tina, Gen. Taylor never had either the force or the supple.
necessary for such an enterprise ; that il has been aban-
doned at the suggestion Of Gen. Taylor and tina, an entire
ly new plan OF the war has been or must be adopted. Gen.
Taylor. before he marched from Maamoros, told Major
Forsyth that he did not know wha, was the object OF the
movement he was ordered to make, and that If tue design
was to go to San Louis or tho city Of Mexico, Tampieo
was the point from which the movement should be made"
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uea,oaI Convention An nicnmond.

At a meeiing OF a portion OF the Physe ans OF Fluvauna cour
~, at the Court House, on the 96h day OF November, ls46, beng
the day appointed fT the election OF Senator, Doctor J. VI. WIS
was called u tire Chair and Doctor Wm. b. TOWIes appointed
Secretary. The object OF the meeting having been slated, 1t was
Resolved, Unanimously. That this meeting gives their decided
APPRECIATION TO The proposed Medical ConveniJn, u be held in the
ery Of Richmond on the seeoni Monday In December next; aud
that the following gentlemen b. appointed Delegates 10 iepte'ent
this county in sIe Convention, 10 VII: Doctors VIM. A Cray, = J..
VIM. J. NJ. Daniel, WIN. Lambert, c. C. Cooke, r. N. Joles, r.
y Nelson, J =. Miller. Geo. p Hllenan, r. W. "a. ran aui Th1-.
n PeTkns-to whom were added, on motion, the Chiman and
Secretary.
Resolved, also, That the Secretary forward a copy Of these pro-
eeedings TO the editors Of the Richmond Enquirer RchmOAs Whig.
and Richmond Times, with q request that they be published in their
papers respe lively. J N. WILLS, VI. d., Chlimsn.
VIZ u. IowLEs, NJ D. Secretary.
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Louisa senatorial Election.

Yesterday Enquirer contains returns from three Of the
counties in the Louisa Senatorial District. from which il
appears that WIN. NJ. Amber, Esq. the Locofoco candi-
date, is elected by a decisive majority. The Enquirer
appears to be so highly delighted with this result, that wo
are forced to the conclusion that it was really approhen-
sive of a defeat, notwithstanding the heavy Loeofoco
majority in the District. The Wings, it il, truc, con-
tested it; but with scarcely the faintest hope of cue
cess. The election is a very thin one, aud cannot be re-
gsrded as a fair test Of the comparative strength Of parties.
We do not doubt that, with a full vote, the Locoioco
mojoriy would be considerably less than it is. We copy
the vote from the Enquirer:
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Virginia Volunteers.

Two Companies Of Volunteers for tho Mexican War
have been fully organized IN Ibis city. and will be ready to
take up the line OF march whenever tho number called for
from this State shall be enrolled.
The Richmond Goys have elected Robert G. Scott. IT..
Captain, Thomps P. August, 1t Lieutenant, John J. Fry,
%, aud Robert DJnnan, 80.
The Virginia Rangers have elected f.. e. Darlington, II.
Captain, Robert P%orterheld, ls,Lieutsnsnt, Carlton K. Nun.
ford ID, and n. Williamson, 80.
Both companies are now under regular drill. We learn
from the Enquirer. that, in eceordance with tho suggestion
Of Gov. Smith, the battalion IT volunteers from Eastern
Virginia will rendezvous in Richmond, instead Of % Guy
andoue, End be 81 once mustered into service. and pr. into
quarters 10 DO dnled, until t~unsppris can DO got, either az
Richmond, Old Point, or Wilmington, N. Carolina. The
Enquirer says "Tbo troops may be taken BY the Railroad
IN Wilmington, and thus avoid the hazardous and unp'ea.
sant navlganon around Cape HatleIas.n
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We regret that We mistook the Lieut.. Parker a, Tabas-
CO, under the command Of Commodore Perry. Tor the son
OF Stafford H.. Parker, Esq. We hasten 10 correct the error.
% the Lard Office has m the navy a son who has borne
himself bravely and efficiently. His son, John II. Parker,
is an officer on board the Brig PeHy, and Is one Of those Of.
hcers who were cOmplimensd BY Commodore SlOai, to use
his own language, for "Iheir cool, noble and judicIOus con.
Duct at the time when she was stranded ca the coast OF
Fiordl, in the late tremendous hurricane, when sill on
board expected every moment 10 be swallowed up IN a
waterY graYe=Enlnr,r.
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The European Timc,.

This paper, conducted with much industry and ability
at Liverpool. is obtaining a wide circulation in the United
States. IL furnishes a compilation OF all the important
events that occur in Europe, up to the moment OF the
sailing Of each Of the steamers. Tho American publiea-
ton Office Of the Times is located at No. l6. Wall street.
New York. and is conducted by Messrs. Williams & Ro-
gers, General European agents. Mr.. Rogers is now in
Richmond, prepared to receive subscribers to the Times.
lie may be found at the Columbian Hotel.
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NAV COMMISSION H0uSE.

successors Of mr.. Robert Gpyarsmoy.
- &. GWATUMEH and W. w. GWATH.
~ My have mt Day form-d q Copaunofhip, und,f The firm
OF ". a. CWATuMEY A. 90
Their bIHusrs will BE- trses Wy q Commission one fr The sds
e corrfV Frodscs fessrauy-ani tey have secure 1.-The Old sani
rear Hhoctoe Wircho1r, ~ 9nE Occup ed ~ NJ Robert Gvanh
my ardhaveI krwisc ENGAGED TIE sgfviccs o. Mr Temp q Gvafh.
mey, who H. - WI knoWn 20 ne pubic ~ a ssfssuas Of Teb5os.
hf sbal - prepared N grant reasonabie afvaucss on proper y In
hand. and bope, b. srsduiy and grict attention u business 20 share
q FAR goroa o. public pssos,ss. r. 2 ewAIHnEI
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" DR.. Bailey. Of Cincinnati, has githduwn from The
editorial department Of an Abolition paper ~ Cincinnad,
with tho ayowed design Of Publishing a similar paper, %
be oallod tho Nluonsl Ep, At Washington city. The sep
is a hazardous one. Unoss he paper shall DO conducted
Ter more %pradondy than We nave hoy reason 10 anticipate,
We s~pprehcnd that The Doctor will not 6nd HE new posi-
lion = bed Of roses. Some people. however, hsvo a pas
sion for fishing In troubled wstos-snJ. a. tho Old pfoyorb
hes %, rwAal nan nus, hsys biz own wsy.S
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U. 5. SEEANER "SrIrFRF,"
Before the town OF Tnmpico,
Mav@-I.- 10 HLNE

Before the town OF Tampico,
November lib, 1876.
SIS I have the honor TO inform the department that /
entered the river Of Tampc0 this morning with oil the
small vessels OF the squadron and n strong detachment Of
scameR and marines from the "Cumberland," "Mississip-
p," "St Mary's," Princeton" and "Porpoise."
On my ARRIVAL NJ the city, was met by d d~Gpaiaiion from
the citizens, Offering the surrender Of the place on condi-
ton that their Jaws, institutions, and properly should be re-
spected.
will hold the place as long aS possible; its importance
requires that a garrison Of Eve or SIX hundred men should
be ssnt 10 occupy u Is speedily as possible, To obtain
this object, ] have despltchod Commodore Perry 20 Mata-
porys, 70 make arrangements with Gen. Paterson to have
a force here without delay.
As I deem II important the Mississippi should sail with
out delay, must defer more parieul ar statement 10 ano-
Their opportunity.
Ihaye the honor 10 be, very respectfully, your obedien,
servant,
D. CONNER,
Cond'g Home Squadron.
Hon. J. Y. MAsoE,
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TRUST RALE.

IL virtue Of two deeds of uust, etecuei n the subscHb,r by
~ HoFE. Whimore q Co, GndPetsr Q. Hog, and A. Whtrofe,
and bearing date 'hs or jus 1886, and nf rc1fd in the 1hes
OF me eouniy court ~ Bucktngham county, I shan ptoce 20 ssu,
on "wednesday. the e1d Of d. csmber next, y nir 4 MT fbs ne az
AR DAY thereafter, on the prem sos, 20 The hirhcu bidder, Tor tho
pu'poscs named IN the deeds aforcfaid, a STEAn SAY
WILL, and ne ap1urtuanccH AMI huurH tho. eta b our NJ r.
Ihs MN j. one ~ he mJu vaiuab Of the knd IN TIE Slate. ard
- wen worth NE attention n purchasers. u ~ situated M ms
county o. buckingham, wthin hc miles of IN James RIVER Canal.
ma merry tnbefed count y h. nearly new, having teen In OPERA
ton but w u more thantseivc months and runs a CiTeulaf q w..
clpable o. cutting atOl feet Of lumber per DAY. Also. U,poL
oten. otCar' WaFonr anassvoTal th1usand fcsto Lun 81. Also.
V ihc same tmc ana place q ee!iain tact or parcel u Lad, At
peny, Of WHATEVER hind, conveyed In thu deeds aforsah.
Terms, &C "A credit Of fH months will be- given on nil sums Of
ten collars and upwards, the purchaser giving bond and ami ,d
soeuny-hr al sums under ten dorrs. cash.
Toe tile q this propsry is toievod n be urqrest able. hui A.
tnsee. ! shan only convey such TILE a. 10 fnvrrsi w me by I'M
deeds Store ad. IA. CIyNR rc.,,.
seonaHlc. Nov. u Ialn-d. l-cnL.
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NOTICE.

y consequence Of the state Of my health, | have
n misday %viurirtwn hon mo Covvsu7v Hruyrss, and w nbe
mcc~drit by my iNo neplrwa NJ ". q. CIV umcy and NJ W
W. GNnutney. rne. ne hm of ". G. GwArHHEY 4 90. who
wflfrain tc Oh f1ui neW shO-koe Warehouse, which ! have n
long occupied.
lbs icays 10 ro,ct no patronage n ny Cd feads anJ eps
i1m-fs in hshaf Of 90 aa0vs ment onsd hun, ani o. NIX payment
Of MS Indebted tome without deay.
Rictmoad, Let December 1870.
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CONSUMPTION

~ p.eea'hs ~ hs Lungs Of Fipe Years' Sfaadios
Miss Llwis, OF West Philadelphia. entirely cured nv an, , !.
:. !, eWhiNhs compound syrup OF Wild Cheru;-.I am
uuy h,ppy 70 te'an my sincere thanks 10 the proprietor of M. An
.a'uaoe medicine. Having been afflicted for Nv. wear, win ,h,,
u ~ a,seasc. consumption, during which time I va. ,roubI,i
:" "n NJ, ue spluns OF HOOD, attended, with n hacking cough, pain An
~ ~ o'eait % back. My cough was almost ipseaan,. for
W. me various ptcpantsons to ottin relief; but iou.i rotL,
!, = ms unu' oetainsd Dr. swsySE's Compound symp OF
'nu.neny whieh immediately gave me relief and by using IN.
nsSene he weeks, or iheteaSouts, d resulted in performing 4
As l could wish for
Your ever thankful and humble friend,
Miss Il. LEWIS.
o"mrouND sYRUP oP WILD CHERRY, must h,y, ,a,h An
H. OF We must doubt that there Is truth in man.
pA CAUTION TO TBg punLIc-p. ...u
-. 'sla- =. swsyne'- Compound syup OF Wal Ch,uy, a. All
o.s, Preperstohs rom this valu ibte tree are Oct uous and eoup-
Race ftrscts, Ptididpiia. F' ~A
Tor ale Wholesale aad retail, by PRyToN JOHNSTON. ms
Petersburg. s "hson'
nosl-ly
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HANOVER.
LOUISA.


Basseu lO7-Ambler iO7. "old Flu" was caught
mapping!
Amblers majority, so far, 1903, and Goochland to be
heard from, which will increase IL.
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Z IN

pY application TO me before the first Of Janu-
- A.. a iargain may be- purch1ssd in aTRACT OF LAND Of
three htuded ard fifteen acfcL Il H situated rear Charles cry
Courthouse, nelrths liver and nsmuch word 5nt srme TIMBER m
&c. The situsto1 b. The bsst in ne county fr a rch0o, AMI the
nPifhbofs ore anH ous that a TcaaLlf may rIfcllso. ms house
D. large and cr-clrrt and rrrt rrrs money than n 1aksd pow fr
The raetof lard. 4 more deHa5he situation iB seldom on fed fOf
sale. fa 1-Iawtfs| l. A. Lana
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For New York T.
MANCHEs

% THE regular packet schr MANCHES.
NeE TER, Cap' MAriuAs, having aIme portion Of icf cargo
enjoyed. vii have daspatch fpr Fe. rhfof PsHire, htvirg g0sd
accouu dations, apply on board, at Ludamts Villa r. orto
de- HENRY FISHER.