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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-04
NOTICE
10 stockholders OF the Richmoud a,,d
Petersburg RailrOad COmnnnX
Dividend Notice.

THE ubhuaI meeting of Stockholders will be
held at the Company's Once In Richmond ON ru...v ,a
goth May NEXT, at ~ O'Clock JNo wiIIIAxs '""s'
sS-td -,
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NOTICE.

W The annual meeting of the Stockholder
of'he keht.oad fredericksburg Potomac Railroad ~
ns on moNDAf 2aih May 1896 ofthe Comma
IN Richmond. at ~ o'clock, NJ
II ~
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will. FIND AT I'll
~ w RANDoiFH cos Beck and atauopafy Store lsrq(
stock o. Goods bought for cash. very low priee. Car An n
49, Main sreetsnd VIII better Bargains thss Il usuaml
found In Ibis market n
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Sale Of Real and Personal Estate.
VIII bn sold to the highest bidder. on
Tuesday the 18th day Of December next,
and days following, ut the late residence
of Captain Robert Childs deceased.
On. Tract of Land known as the
" Brock Tract situate in The vicinity OF
Cambridge, containing FOUR HUM
DRED AND TWENTY-FIVE Acres,
NOR" or less, about two hundred Of which
is III woods.
ALSO, at the same time and place. the
personal estate consisting OF TWEN-
TY-FIVE LIKELY NEGROES,
Stock of Horses, Cattle and Hogs; Corn,
Fodder, Wheat, Oats, Rye, Peas, &c.
One Carriage and harness; two road wa
gons and harness., household and kitchen
furniture, plantation tools and many other
articles not mentioned.
Conditions of Sale.-For the Real
Estate credit of One, Two and Three
years.. The second and third nstalments
to bear interest from the fret OF january,
l646. Purchaser to give note and three
approved securities, and pay for titles.
For the personal property. all sums un.
der five dollars, cash, all sums Of and over
that amount. a credit until the first of
January 1e46, purchasers to give note and
two approved personal securities.
JAMES w. CHILDS, Ex'or.
N. B. All persons indebted to the
estate are particularly requested to come
forward and make payment, and those ha.
wing demands to present them duly attes-
ted: J. w G., Ex'or.
Oct FL. "a Ct
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Abbeville Sheriff Sales.

NOVEMBER.
By virtue Of sundry Writs of Fieri Facias,
to me directed, will be sold, at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday is No.
vomber next, the following property
200 Acres of Lane, more or less, boun-
ded by Edward Collins and others, levied
on as the property o: Nathan Brown ads
Jchu Mouchat.
ia Acres of Land, more or Tess, ,boun-
ded by Jas Lindsay and others. levied on
as the property Of Joseph Sharp ads Lin
dsay & Sharp.
AT Greenwood, on Tuesday the 3rd
November next, three tables, one shop
board, two pulls one water stand, two Jars,
one chest, one SAT-, four chairs, one coffee
mill, one lot books, and one barrel and
soap, levied on as The property Of Willis
B Cason ads E r Calhoun.
At the residence of Thomas Glasgow.
on Tuesday the Sd November next. one
clock, levied on as the property of James
Bradford ads James Glasgow.
Terms cash. ]. RAMEY.
October Ia, 1916 Sheriff.
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CITATION.

Whereas Mrs. Frances Garlic hath ap-
Piled to ME to grant her letters of admi,Il-
stration on the personal estate OF John
Cariile decd. These arc to cite the kin-
dred and creditors of said decd to ap-
pea, before me ut Court Of Ordinary, TO
be held at Abbcville G.. H., for Abbeyill.
District. on the first Monday in November
next, ant show cause If any they can, why
sald administration should not be granted,
Given under my hand and sral this 10Th
Oct. 1916. ID. LESLY, Ord'y.
Oct. FL. Sd 2w
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CITATION.

Whereas Tidcnce l. Johnson applies to
Inc to grant him letters Of administration
OF the Estate of his mother, Elizabeth
Johnson decd. These are to cite the kim
dred and creditors of the decd TO appear
before me on Monday I'd November, 1876;
TO show cause why said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 10Th October
1916. D. LESLY, Ord'y.
Oct. FL. I'd 2w
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Last Notice.

All person indebte to me by note, nre re-
qusstcd to call and settle by FIRST OF
DECEMBER, as after that time, I shall
place them in the hands of an Attorney,
Tor collection. Also all persons holding
notes or jook accounts against me for last
year, arc requested to present the same for
payment. HIRAM LAWSON.
ALSO-Prrsons indebted to Williams
u Lawson, for last year, by note or
book account, will please call and settle by
the 10Th December, and all persons in
dchted to US for the present year to settle
by the 18th of February Ie47. The low
prices we nre selling at, will not allow
us TO give longer credit. Our sales will
b. for cash after December next, as the
Copar'n"rship will expire III January
lo4S, and we wish the business 10 be set
tied by that time so we may commence
aircsh should we agree to do so.
WILLIAMS g. LAWSON.
Oct. FL. 81 4t
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Important to Teachers.

Ihe undersigned having been appointed
committee, by meeting Of citizens held
IN the vicinity Of Greenwood for the pur-
pose OF adopting measures to establish
Male and Female Academies i'm said viii
lage, to advertise for Tepchers in the SC,
veral departments, would inform oil who
may desire to engage in teaching, that they
will receive applications until the 18th Of
November next. Three arc wantcd-thrcc
competent instructors, viz: In the Male
school, teacher who is qualified to pre-
pare young men for College; in the Fc-
male Academy, u male teacher well quail
fled to instruct in the highest branches of
education would be preferred, but applica.
tlons will also be received fro,D female
teachers OF experience for :his department;
also, one competent female teacher in the
Musical department. None need apply
for either department except such as can
furnish high testimonials Of moral character
and OF qualifications for teaching. Per-
SONS making application by letter are re-
quesLed to address Albert Waller, Esq.
Woodville P. o., Abbcvilc District, S. c.;
or any of the undersigned, who reside in
Greenwood, can be seen on personal appli-
cation.
). r. Watson J. M. Chilcs.
" Griffin. W.P. Hill.
W. Smith. A. Waller.
w. B. Brooks. r. M. White.
S. Brooks.
0FThc Carolina Baptist and Edgcfield
Advertiser are requested to copy the above
semi>monthly until the 18th November and
forward acc'ts TO this Office immediately.
sept % 80 s,n4t
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Notice to Creditors.

~, Esfate Of George Gray deceased.
The creditors of George Gray decd, will
take notice that will proceed to settle up
the Estate on the first Monday of March
lS47: and the creditors will present all
their demands on or before thai time, as
the Estate will be insolvent and only pay
apart. On that day it will b. apportioned
before the Ordinary Of AbbcviIle District
5. 5. J. A. NORWOOD. Admir-.
Oct. II. 81 3tmO
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NOTICE.

| have 10 or 10 good FIELD HANDS,
male and female, which will be hired for
the ensuing year at reasonable rates. Per-
sons wishing to hire will do well to call
upon John Hearst, sen'r, of this District,
who ls fully authorised to contract for me
in relation to the same.
Persons indebted to me by Note or Ac-
count, will find them in the hands Of Per-
rim & McGewen for collection.
Oct 80 st NJ. w. GRACY.
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Strayed or Stolen.
Important to one Con.
cerned

Highly Important to one Con-
cerned
Whereas, many of my Medical and some
of my Miscellaneous Books, are scattered
through the lard, some with, and some
without, my consent And Whereas, ma
ny OF the Instruments belonging to my shop,
or to the bed room Of the sick, have been
missing, some for many years; therefore l
do most earnestly invite all persons having
possession Of any article loaned them by
me. or any article belonging to me, to re-
turn them to my shop at their earliest con-
venience.
And, while am "putting my name IN
the paper," will Just observe that have
large amount Of MONEY to raise this fall.
Those persons, who tor many years, have
been in the habit Of coming to me in the
spring and saying "Doctor, sold nv
cotton for but little. and had to buy nv
groceries: out of the money, and then, when
| had paid my merchant and my blacksmith,
| had nothing left to pay you"-may here
by understand, that this excuse shall be
taken no longer.
Why not reverse the order of things,and
pay me this fall out of the first sales Of cot
ton; especially, as earn my money by
toiling for your comfort and life, with u
panied head and distressed mind, through
sleepfess nights, while your merchant and
blacksmith are enjoying sleep? MUST.
WILL HAVE MONEY.
FRANKLIN BRANCH.
Oct ID 33 81
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CITATION.

Whereas Jesse Reagin hath applied to
me to grant hi .nl"tters Of administration on
the Estate of Young Rcagin deceased.
These are to cite the kindred and credi~
tors of the decd to appear before me in
Ordinary on the first Monday in Novcm-
ber next, to SHOW cause why SAID admins
stration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 10Th October
1876. D. LESLY. Ord'v.
Oct 81. "a 2t
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Land for Sale.

LdHU lot OdIe.
VIII be sold, at private sale, d tract of
LAND situate on the road leading from
Anderson G.. III. to Vienna, four miles
from Vienna, containing 80 acres, 60 of
which are open. Upon the tract is a good
DWELLING HOUSE and out houses.
If the above is not sold at private sale be-:
fore sale day in November,T will then of.
fer 1t at public oulcry. Terms, one half
will be required in cash, the balance on
credit OF one and two years with security
and interest from date.
Oct 80 1T 3, II. SAXON.
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F.. A. SCHROEDER.

Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
Has Rcmoved TO the Square Front Store,
Ia0o Doors aboUc Dunbar e. Burn
side, centre-street, Hamburg. sc
Where lie offers tor sale un extensive u.s.
sormcnt of GROCERIES, comprising
every article usually kept in that line, ali
Of which he will sell cheaper than apv
house in this market. His stock consist
in part Of
Sugors.-2o hhds. St. Croix, Musco-
vado, Porto Rico, New Orleans, and
Clarified Sugars.
Coffee bags Rio, 30 do. Old Co.
vernment, Java, and Cuba Coffee.
Ieas.-Old and Young Hyscn, Impe-
rial, Gunrowder and Black Teas
Molasses.-5 hhds. Cuba MoIasses,
20 bbls. New Orleans Syrup.
Crackers.-Soda Biscuit, Butter
Crackers, wine and Lemon do. Pic Mic
do.
Liquors.-Brandy-Otard, Dupuy g.
Co: Old London Dock, Hennessy, We
Va Lafrayer, vintage of 1906. J J Du-
puy, A Seignctte s. Co, j Rosse.
Holland Gin-Eagle and Anchor,
Meadow Swan, Glover and Cologne
Gin, Domestic Gin. Rum-St Croix,
Jamaica, New England and New Or
leans Rum. Whiskey-Funk's Old
Rye, Monongahela, Country, 8 years
old, New Orleans and Baltimore whis-
key, also Irish whiskey.
Wines -Old Madeira. very fine. COM
mon, Madeira, Coli Scicilly, Port, ,Muscat,
Greek. Teneriffe, Pike, Malaga, swce:
Malaga, Pale and Brown Sherry.
ALSO,-CandIes, Soap, wood ware,
crockery ware, Pickles, Preserves,
crashed and powdered Sugars, stone
ware, smoked Tongues, smoked beef,
Bologne Sausages, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Pepper, by the bag or otherwise, Sar-
dimes, Hams, Cloves, Indigo-Spanish,
Float and Carolina, Almonds, Raisins,
Candies, Cinnamon, Starch. Lemon Sy-
rup, Powder of all kinds, Rifle powder
in canisters, Tobacco, Playing Cards,
Porter in pint and quart bottles, Domes.
tic Brandy, Champagne wine, SC. All
of which have been selected by himself
in the Northern Markets, and are war
ranted inferior to none ever Offered in
this or any other market, and will be
sold at the lowest possible prices.
1t will be to the interest of any one
wishing any of the above articles TO give
him a call before purchasing.
Oct. 81. "a 4t
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lrATION.

Whereas Joel w Townsend, applies to
me to grant him Letters of Administra-
ton with the will annexed, on the cs tate of
James Black decd. These arc to cite the
kindred and creditors to app 'ar before me
in the Court OF Ordinary, On Wednesday
18Th October, inst, to show cause why
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Is Oct 1876.
81 DAVID LESLY, Ord'v.
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Oct ID

Greenwood Association Schools.
Three TEACHERS are wanted to take
charge of the above schools the ensuing
year; one for the Classical and two for
the Female School, capable of conducting
the literary and musical departments.
Applications will be received until the
first of November next.
JOHN LOGAN,
SAM'L. TROWBRIDGE,
e. r. CALHOUN,
Oct7 80 St
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NOTICE.

WHITLOCK, SULLIVAN g. WAL.
LER, having placed oil their NOTES
and ACCOUNTS in our hands Tor colec.
ton, with special instructions, those in,
debted by Note or Book Account, would
do well to call and make payment as soon
as convenient. Payment is not to be
made TO either ofthe partners, but alone to
U.s.: PERRIN g. McGOWEN.
July %, 1876 2ltf
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NOTICE.

VIII be sold at my residence On the 4th of
November next. all my stock Of Hogs,
Cows. Sheep. one road wagon and planta>
ton tools. Also household and kitchen
furniture together with many other articles
toe tedious to mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ROBERT RICHEY, ir.
Oct. 21. .342t
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CANDIDATES.

The Friends of w S. HARRIS, an.
nounce him as a candidate for re-tlection
TO the Office of TAX COLLECTOR, at
tn" ensuing election.
w" are authorised to announce JOHN
CUNNINGHAM, as a candidate for
TAX COLLECTOR, at the next clecti-
IN
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most striking and gratifying features is.
that most of the Rail Roads south of US,
have been constructed by individual ef,
forts. In Georgia, five. hundred miles
out of the five hundred and eighty.,wo
miles OF rail road, have been built by
individual capital and industry alone.
This speaks we'll for the energy. patri-
otism, and resources Of the spirited citi-
zens of Georgia. Richmond iVo.) Euq
A slip from the office of the
Savannah Republican Of ycster-
day. says -
Lieut.. Bergman. the gallan,
officer who behaved SO nobly at
the loss of the 'rruxton Off Tuspan,
passed through this city on We'd.
ncsday night last as bearer of de-
spatches from the squadron at
Vera Cruz to the government at
Washington. We learn from a
gentleman who conversed with
Lieutenant Bergman on the cars,
that it has been determined IT, at
tack Vera Cruz OH the land side by
an expedition from Tampico, that
the hoisting of the stars and stripes
in the city will be the signal for
an attack by. the squadron upon
the Castle of San Juan D'Ulioa.
This is the only way in which the
Castle can be taken, and the OBJ
tanning possession Of that point
is deemed necessary to end the
war.
ANOTHER fRAcEDY.-The Louis
vile Journal says, that on the 18th
ult., in Overton county,, Tenn. a
wretch. named Edward O'Ncii,
murdered his wife and five of his
children, set his house Oh fire, and
then committed suicide, throwing
himself upon the horrid pile Of
murdered victims. 1t is scarcely
necessary to say the man was an
habitual drunkard and was drunk
at the time. A daughter of sixteen
escaped the general massacre.
GEN. TAyLoR.-The Washing
ton Union, thus speaks of Gen.
Taylor, and his successes at Mon
terey -
"Gen. Taylor has again cover
ed himself with glory by his mill
tary operations upon Monterey.
The brilliant achievement of the
three days, guided by his genius,
have shed a new lustre upon our
arms, and added new renown to
the fame which he had already
won on the fields Of l'alo Alto and
Resaca de la Palma. We again
congratulate the country upon the
success of onr arms, and the glory
which they have Won"
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
A tract of land for sale one mile and half
Of Cokesbury, containing $50 acres
Terms very reasonable. Apply to
F. A.CONNOR or JOEL SMITH.
Sept. 8, 1916. % If
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DIED, at the residence Of his fathers
in this district on the ist inst, SAMUEL
O. Ric1IEY. in the 18th year of his age.
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J. M. Chiles.
w. =. Hill.
A. Waller.
r. NJ. White.
New Fall and Winter Goods

New Fall and Winter Goods !!
JOHN McILWAIN
Has just received large supply of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, which he offers
Mt reasonable terms TO those wishing to
purchase. His stock has been laid in with
great care and embraces every variety of
the most Fashionable Goods brought Ia
the country. His lot Of
FANCY GOODS,
arc particularly fine and extensive, finer
perhaps than have ever been brought to
this market.
The public are invited to give hlm call
and examine Tor themselves.
Oct Ia SO IF
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Dr'S. Wardluw " Dtnd\,
Iph0iesuic 0nI RETAIL Drureisis n

Apothec~rics,
Keep ona;anty on hand large and well
selected assortment Of DRUGS and
MEDICINES. Ci"'micals, Paints, and
Oils, Pcriumrry, aud si'o? Furniture
Physicians and other purchasers are re-
gu stcd to call anil examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as they are.
now fully prepared, since they have rece,-
we'd their Fall stock, 10 Till Ill orders with
correctness and despatch, at prices that
cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
ALSO. full supply of tff'. most popu-
lar Patent Medicines, such as WIS.,
TARS BALSOM WILD CHERRY,
Rowands Tonic Mixture, Comstocks Yer
mifuge. Moffatt's lif. Pills, and Phoenix
Bitters, Pain Extractor, and manv other
useful preparations too numerous to men>
tion.
DISSOLUTION.
The Copartne:ship heretofore existing un.
der the firm OF MARS g. STRAUS, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
A. MAIRS,
M. STRAUSS.
The business hereafter transacted by
the subscribers will be upon their Indivldu-
al accounts.
A. MARS, Laurens &. H.
M. STRAUSS, Cokesbury,
Oct 81. Abbeville District.
CITATION.
Whereas Jesse Reagin, hath applied to
me for letters of administration on the
Estate Of Joseph Reagm decd. These
are to cite the klddred and creditors of
said decd to appear before me in Ordinary
on the first Monday in November 1916, to
show cause ifany they csn, why said ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under ny hand this 20. Oct, 1946.
Oct 81. A2t D. LESLY, Ord'y.
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Swartwout at Mler. One hundred and
thirty Dragon recruits, under Lieut..
Name, encamped in the Plaza Mier.
Gen. Patterson had, previous to the
TWO regiments being ordered to Monte
rey, about 1000 men encamped three
miles from Camargo.
Char. Eve. Neacs.
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SHoRTNEss OF THE CorToN CKop-
In the Madison Journal OF the goth ult,
I, paper published ut Richmond, IN his
State, We fad Il paragraph somewhat
more definite IL relation 10 tho cotton
crop than such articles generally are.
The Journal say 60 The crop of cotton
in this parish being all open and con
siderable portion picked, we can form
some estimate of the comparative amount
which will be sent to market In this
immediate neighborhood the crops are
quite as good, if not better, than in any
other portions Of the parish"
The paragraph then gives the estima-
ted amount of some six plantations. as
furnished the editor, by which it appears
that on one plantation where 500 bales
were made last year, not $50 will be
made this year. On another plantation
It will be SO against ll5; on another
20 against 1876; on another SO against
100; on another $50 against over 400 /;
on another; making the sixth, the def
cheney will be about 60 bales-last
years yield not stated.
These plantations are all under the
management of intelligent men, long
engaged in planting.-M o. Pieayune.
f Mi. Thompson, the engineer on the
Nashville tTenn| and Chattanooga
Rail Road, regards the route as highly
practicable. He is satisfied that the ob-
structions presented by the Cumberland
mountains, the only serious one on the
line, can be overcome. Truly, the South
is waking up to her own interests and
developing her vast resources. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-29
MILITARY ITEMS

NV NoGk.-'lhr AdIulah brnrral u the STATE ol
New York, In m ofdef issued hr oh ms an says
"Only enough volunteers to constitute between H.. and
ak regiments o The it1ps called i, General Order,
dated May 2s, 1916 having reported ihcus m read
iness fur rnolmen l4se who ale desrIus ui lefoplnu
part 81 the force ium his Sale pfosrcale tie uat
with Mexico requested report their uae IS at lAs
tfice 5el1rt tAeeai afllc psess4i month"
oHio, - liry eight comfanic, lave reported thrm.
reses iot service IN Otu. uui Of VII cl tbc Gpyrfnaf
fiss selected ihfy, the HunAcf ffquif,h lf hfm and
nTdered the remainder 10 be rfasldtd WITH comfortable
transportation Ia elf respective ham,s cuJoning upon
them 10 preserve hen organ itan and p'sin2 himself
10 give them the Ffeieencr IN Ilr evet Of n further
call being made ntuu til, Sale
itLiNoiS W observe hy The = fpgf. ID psffrs HAT
nearly suihcfeHi number e companies 10 Gu PSF W.,
regiments are already organz liulis II The
regiments 6tiog ianned under Gen. j hu ! HARDEN
aud the other under C.l. Edward H. Baker t5e Ialrr
having lTi' hls psi ia ongfss VIII view ia faf-r hy
authority OF lac Nat Department. one regiment 81 an.
'sn,ty IN addition Ia the hce 6 which frqu.,ttl vas
snade upon lie governor. tulz Biksr rra,ard Npr.au
held IN SIX and ha.f day. ftan Na,hIn,i1n n ii an
ihe second day atf hts atusa al thai place, nas able
Il write the Nsf Department HAT by the n,t thou
Orders could teach Illinois, HE es lnen would he eld,
somsrc To MeAep ~ IN any lteeton the Secretary Of
War ght direct
hssourf-lhe 81 LOUIS Reveillr of The 3tll slate,
That The Hon Sterling pne, ooe ii The Representative.
al Missouri IN Congress, had arrived IN that eiHs tom
washington, will andlhet frqaslop ut y frflneht II
mounted men. Il Is 10 be- composed OF hncen camrl.
MES each numbering seventy eight men, Including cum
mssioned and non-eanmlssned officers the eunpantc,
10 be recruited ifan HE interior III tir STATE.
4. y Jfoor8-Compary + 3d AuIllpry NV ~
on Mei'nLf lhlehd leaving there dunu2 lhr eour,r
nj tcNday tot New Aerl, wlefe HEY uIl rulafk m III,
T. y ship leAoelon, lt Monterey, or the parIf..--
ihey afe under the command al lleat IpnIl1Hs and
number about hn.lt men. They take with lhcm slN
pieces ct cannon, and fully supplied with all eer-~
saty equipments. We have NJ doubt they vii and II,
sustaining The high reputation already gained 10y unI gal