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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
toR WHIG
To the Wings OF Iiie sth Congre..iou.
nj District.

The withdrawal OF Mr. Garneu removes the unpleasant
dilemma IN which his nomination had placed this Conyr,.
sional District and opens the field for selection
Few can entertain doubt but thatthc SHORTY IN the Dis
uic Is clearly IN favor, and only requires an a,aa
Die candidate and unity Of action ensure success From
information derived by correspondence with nln.t evety
part OF the District there scarcely exist doubt tbs,
JonN TALiArERKo, ESQ. OF King George presents f,er
chance o, success than any individual who could be Sc
lectod.
Mr.. TAlIATERRo's whole Congressional course, which
eStcnded through nearly quarter OF century Is an am
PIE guarantee that the true interests Of his State and
peealy OF hs immediate District will be the guide Of his
conduct No man IN the Drci he formerly represented
however humble ms condition. applied to Nr TAlA
TO his business in the CITY, wiihou, hayD,
promptly and satisfactorily attended to- and m very many
instances known 10 the writer individuals In other ID s,s
entrusted their business 10 his caEr and have had IL Al
TENDED 10 IN cuuTey satisfactory manner Ii mas be
OBJ cied to MI IALAFERR' ha his last election he
peased nmset not again 10 be candidate. | sorry
10 hear s objection urged, 1nd especially by those whom
respect II should be TecCucccd however that of HE
former District only small fraction Is attached 10 his
sent District. Nov, suppose that the Wings Of all the
counties, except the three which composed part of the
District he formerly represented were unanimous IN his fl,
vor, and were, rom might exist particularly
anxious TO procure hs services, should they be deprived If
their wishes because Of pledge given under
which no longer exist and which, If they did 60 exist he
would never have violated
In justice TO MI TAriIIERko. will say further tina;
oven alter the change OF the Dsrct aware that
he entertain any design 70 offer cand date until the
subject was pressed hs attention by some OF his friends
in Spotsyyania, well othsr portions of the Distinct
under the convection, which they still entertain tina, he
would be most available candidate. In view OF all the
circumstances u hoped, therefore, that tho nomination
will be gNoa TO him uHaEIaOusy. IL would give conf
cencc u our cause, aud union 10 action which wou
The writer would rcspeciflly urpe upyn
the Wigs throughout the District that every coun-
y fully represented IN the Convention 10 meet at Tan
pahaouock the 25th instant Our success in the an
P'nchi2g canvass dependent in great degree the
uHc4uivoea! and harmonious action OF tina, Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

PLAINFlELD BANK, &c.-The New jersey Lcris-
laluTc. Wednesday unanimously passed an Iepe,
the act incorporating the Plainrd Bank joseph C. HON
blower, joan Darcy. DAME. id, IT, ard Joel Dunn
are appointed Receivers. The aelis take effect mmt
dia,eiy.
The bills of the Painheld Bank are no, redeemed this
morning and great crowd has collected around the sun
olhec not m the best humor A. Mir Beach, of the SUM-
Is understood to be the principal proprietor the Leigh
well as the faiueii the latter IN favor though the
bills were redeemed this morning the Sun office in other
out OF town money.
Some weeks since Mr. Beach took trip to the West In
dies and Mexico accompanied by his daughters and has
not yet returned The business Is in charge OF his
". \ Jour of Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Senate, on Saturday. by party vote, adopted the
resolutions relative TO the Mexican War which had prc
viousy passed the House. The Mexican War is therefore
clearly eNPedient, wise and necCssary-und Mr. Polk is
man OF Justice ftmness and eminent ability" Never
hecss, presume people will and express their
opinions ii these resolutions had never been thought
Of
In the House OF legates the proceedings were not Of
special interest. Detiils tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

II serious fracas took place in New Orleans on the
Alb instant between NJ Ferricre and Mr.. Byrd-boh saws
letter TO the Charleston Courerl somewhat noted in the
due!ling world, each Of them having killed his
years gone by. The former struck the latter after some
words, three times the upon which. Byrd
who is rather delicate in person, drew n Jhk-knifc ard
stabbed FcrT're in several places the body and face
and would have killed him the spot had n stcu,
boy seized him by the Ferriere 1t s sup-
posed, will recover; ard Byrd who surrendered himself
to the civil authorities, has held to bail in the sum
OF $4,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

IL A question has arisen IN New Orleans. whether a
blind man write villa petition having been pre-
scented TO the Judge Of the District Court aside the
will OF the late Judge Martin, the ground that being
blind he was physically incspacitaed for making oo-
graphic will. The Judge bequcathed his entire estate va.
lued alta half million Of dollars, to his ony brother
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SANDv SAUstpAut,.t.- a., -.

"J's ~ ef'iton We should I'd hat nothing hrs been made
' W.. p'"fe'' q" frhn-c We discover almost duly that
substances bel e'1fore dc.d worthless f. ga etti..
i"i years tne root rnfparlt ay n
" '''n "h z" un Ipr'cutsd SET juices crhi
nlion with other vcF,tbc omsbs are 1 the Ciu Of a,nfa'
''.l'''' "ne eva bc in toe u DfcsF's once
,'l heHaIe aie removed ~ is preparation will facil
W ani crttny which may wen ,tfse ths with
I.l and We God That cofu'a, rheumatism, irn imna
'n" r hen ruNn0us ~ au krd iDrp dry Of r rtc'vr
llr' ~ appetite ami f, nj
"''s ani rofs of an kinds mu uic ~ other ailments.
Well 10 d. de ani gently pfuprttcs ope
ration NJ this mild ard agreeable remedy
Tor nfffr particular conclusive evidence superior
value ant sese sce pamphlets which MAJ be ohned o gents
Fmtu.
Tpfrplr,f and o, wholesale md retail ant r etporsi,r
BY An DSNNp3, prugets 100 Furor street eornst Of wi
ian New You soil as ~ bUVALG PugCEfI AGENTS Main
Richmond Va Ffioe ~ bottle cir bottles fst a.
A COOK AND WASHER FOR UIRE.-A
- young Woman, wthou incumbtsure who l. asf rate
eooh waste' orer &c ~ ~ hire the balance q the year en-
cure 81 this Once. fe g3-qt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port az IiicIin,oud.

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ARRIVED,
scir Cofal Coombs New YorE
SAILED,
BrE Montague Wsd., N,rok
Schr M.ry fcct Liscomb. Nov York
PORT WALTtftLf, FEB sh Arrived s.hrs Auiy Gp Mes,
fof-, or coal Rebtcsl, Carlo, New Yo.k iO-Us A,pte
View York N Ha11 Bfohsr bsrquc Glwcnrs New yots
~ Dol a Co.. lrl H1tor scifs Select New Yufk fo ro,t
L. " E'1ron New York f1r crlI
Por's fcby ii-ccafd fcht Rainbow Rogers Norfot and
Efchmpnf. wv"
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~ The Emperor Of Russia through his consul at 81
vannah has ordered from Mossis winshp & Johnson OF
Morgan county. Georgia OF their first class Cotton
Gins. The Augusta Chronicle says this novel article
OF export Russia. and lose to divine the object OF
the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

u In enumera,ng Saturday the Administration Senc-
tors who had voted with the Wings strike from the
Army Bill the provision which coners upon the President
the exclusive power Of appointing the Company officers,
We inadvertently omitted the name OF Mr.. Mason the new
Senator from this STATE who included OF course IN
Messrs Calhoun, Butler, Niles and Yucc in the violent
attack made by correspondent, the Washington Union
upon all who voted, having achieved "a Mexican
viz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

IL The English papers filled with the most dopora.
Die OF the famine both in Ireland and Scotland
large number OF deaths from starvation" are chroni-
ccd in almost every paper from that -ia,ed eouu,ry-and
murders and horrd ou,raees constantly occurring
There had been scyera. bread Dublin. We regret
that nave this morning to la before our
snIa.. portion Of these disi-ls.lng deLaI.s.
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From PhiindrInhin.
Correspondence Of the BALI Pau5t-By Telegraph
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb 10, . T.. VI

Correspondence of ihe Bali. Paui5t-By Telegraph
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb 10, r. VI.
The stock market to-day dull, and the general Ten
de1cy Of prices was downward SoIes ut u. s. Gs 1856
n decline Of Of ono per Ct on yesterday Not much
done m ether securities.
The h'It market less active, though holders general
y are hm a $3.50 with small sales Of Pa brands az this
price. Buyers are not much inclined operate. There
" still good demand Tor curImoa sales made this
morning u Silj;itis held b. ghcr by some.
No transactions 10 wheat; the supply still very small
Sles 20 moderate Of yellow corn at 81 Ole Der
bus1cl. Oats 81 iOc; ryo sjc.
Sales of 100 bids New Orleans Sugar 81 Sc per pound
which Is slight advance. Sales also Of New Orleans 40
aes a, 3j5c 10 3GIc per galon being an adyanceiho
quality prime.
Nothing done in coG-e. The proyls On market not quite
active.
No local new ol moment.
The weather 30 clear, but much colder a good deal u
ice Was formed 'asta.yhf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
MIR. Calhoun.

We regret that have been able to mako room,
for Mr.. Calhouns speech the Mexican War. which
arc aware there is great anxiety We shall If pos
sibo, give it 10 readers "Wednesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

ty 'irgiDin Rhetorical socicty-h meet NJ OF ftis
Do. t'i 81 fhe NJ The % clfn,nri Llfafy on
Io'"ay afternoon ~ . oco.k ie H.
" NJ GIC T. a Meeting of the TEAM.
aIrbS Of Tho City Of Richmond. will be held M tic ST.
Charlie Hotel, on TUESDAY, EVENING NEXT. M ~
o'clock. a i1.I Attendance is desired. feb 10
IF Lecture Ou fsCOIOgy.-Ht n. - Wtr-
rsR | D. COG. "' '.11sy al c Aunory This Evening" az iaif
NV "''.N iI' fIhc arc invited 10 arcnt r. u
~ il.HHoNn fH'cT sOCfETY-There wi be- r. Worf,
Ne unf o. e Boar n Managers Of the rchm,rd Tnet g,
onyh" on Ilh-bhY Atsn05n. 10th Feby. ~ occeE at tho
--l-, ~ .K-h Ia" r. IS BENJAMIN rArR seety
( I'LL ea,ss Wntsf ueaebcd spetm uh
10 tif a. Do Fohr Oi
Hisl Fof shelby INI.OEg A. BROTHER
DA BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
- ~ iof ale BY lc ~ INLOEs BROTHER.
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TrnIn NrE YnrI,.

Correspondent, Of mc Bal. more rauot--ry Te,grpl.
Nav YoRE, Feb 49, SPIN
Stocks dbl. -rd prices 'crGinr dJwuward
SINAI. lcr Goucs.c flour ot 1871 rather DULL sa'ss
a..1 ni Southern Jfluds at SG.5GtaG,J-4
S'rs Geuoscc wheat az i7tcts.
Sales of whit. corn 90 iuOatO2ea About 80 600 bu.-
O.. cha god hands a' lU3llojc for yellow
Dat so.d AZ 5nci, per bushcl.
Wri7kcy 90 btls rather dull az 2scts.
There Gmn,ss no cotton. Sales of 700 baos st
yesterday rates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

| IL The comments OF the Washington Union upon Mr..
Caihouns speech tone but bter enough
IN spirit correspondent OF that paper writing under
less restraint handles the South Carolina Senator without
4 gloves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
Mr.. Calhoun read OUT,

IL Will be seen by our Interesting Wellington cores
p'ndence' that Mr. Calhoun has length been openly
attacked by member N the Stul.c from Teygsr,,,
aud thrown upon bis defence and right yal,n,Iy bas
he repc.ed tho assault We rejoice .hat from a. s,,.o
az once 20 distinguished, and oKcmyi from those ,lr
feelings by which Tho Wigs may bo supposed 20 b.
m'ssed, iho country BE- cmphaucany tod that the Wa,
in winch We arc engaged o. Tus FErruEyl's Wa
made by him in violation Of the Consutution-d,t its
uue origin was thc march of .dc troops from Corpue
Dnrs1 70 Nc RIO Grldo-aud that, when that order
was gwen by which iIe PRECEDENT as.umsd 10 himself
me Hg"i 10 settle .putcd question of BOUNDARY. Dc
F"s"' by Information then BRO iho Department of s..tr.
W'i. 81 our troops wcrc allowed 10 remain where they
were originally sauonej o, Corpus Christi. the w,s,.
crn ronuu OF TcSas" ftc Mofc1n forces would uo,
cross The RIO Gaudc, and consequently there would
have been nJ rupture. We tbau, Mr. Calhoun for tt4
deyc.opmoni-though could have d,sfcd f,r L,s aud
inc countys sake, that % bod been mode l,.g ago Til
development ace un 'of Mr. ClhUuY'4 refusal TO- vgo
Tor Tue war b. a The i.sf ell0. wtu ho DEF, rcd at
Dol would not make war upon thc Constitution fr the ssc
| Of making war upon Mexico. We commend these fact.
TO the eoas dcpuan H Mr. Mcrhoron and tho dom.p,o,
/ party in tie Legislature.
u Too New Orleans PIcsyuuo Of the Z a inst, les-rs
by passenger Boo hc .chr Pcre from Yucatan ,,t apots,
CommssioncI had been despatched to Com Conner ur,n
whose pf'enaon7, the Commodore had determined Ga
ra'e The blockade Of Laguua.
~ ions DAVIS, Esq. has been reelected a. s. scna,o
for sH year from the ih Of March MOTT, bv ,lc I,,i,.
4 Iuto Of Massachusetts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

u JoHS DAVIS Esq. has been reelected " s. Senator
loi TX ys' rom The ih Of March uor, by the Iopisa-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

OIL, prime quality,
INiOBs h BROTHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-14
Movcmen ts OF Travellers.

There yesterday, very considerable accession +
travellers at the following respectable hotels :.
Moon, Newburgh; c. Hastings, boston; H. Simmons,
u. s. Navy; J. Bankhead, dol q. Merrick New Orleans;
AsroR-G. Crowninshield, F White, Boston C. Bayne
s. varney, NJ. sleeper, L. Parsly Boston; E. sherman,
Rochester; J. Hall, New York; w. Beck, Auburn; T.
Weed, Albany; Hague, Troy; j. Armstrong, Balti.
more; Dr.. Macauley Providence; g. Patten, q. Lam
bert T. Lobdell, w Valentine, Boston; T. Smith Tsrry
town; Capt Bovett, Boston; Dr. Wheelwright, U 8. Nj
Geo. Desbrat, Canada; A. Mason, Providence.
CIrY.-R. Vandursen, Antigua; J. Foreman do; A.
Fsirfax,i u 8. N; T. Vanwagoner, Paterson; Luse
Philadelphia; J. Lenat, do L. Lenat do DR. Lahrop,
New Orleans; J; Wsvus, New Jersey; H. Phelps, Mass;
FsArKLrr.-G. Cooper, New York; L. Kenyon,
Rochester; p Gage Albany; B. Granger do; M. Town.
send, Troy J. Hopper, Paterson; s. Garfield. do; g.
snider, Petsvle; d. Lupton, Conn; 8. Kendrck, Bos
Jackson Baltimore; j. Porter, Ohio w Hubbel, Colum
bus; 4. Carter, Baltimore.
HowARD-A. Kidd, Columbus; s. Duard, Alabama; E.
Hatch, Bangor; T Williams. Boston; H. Colley Natchez;
Caren, Brighton; H. Eunop, Philadelphia; Van Brunt,
Long Isand W. Forney, Hartford; ~ Davidson, Buffalo;
L. Caspen Rochester, Mr. Reynolds, Canada; MIR. jam
do; j. Carter, w Marshall, Washington w. Booth,
stephens Marion; Warren, Robinson Philadelphia
Capt Norris u S.A.; j. Brady, Northbridge; B. Anho.
ny c. Newell, Providence; J. Chitwood, N j. A. Nor
ton l.. L. Robinson, Montreal; Heard, Hartford; Fl.
W. Meoles, Canada East; Hawthorn, Cincinnati Capt.
Parke, Norfolk; w. Butler Virginia; snetn, Virginia
JUpsoN.-Q. G. Terry, Columbus VIM. Allen New
York II. Van Dusen, sully NJ. h. Blake, New York
w Raymond New Haven W Johnson, Norwich.
RArHBURN.-Geo Baym, Alexandria Hoover, yr.
j.. Hubbard, X. skead, New York A. Robinson Buff
ialo q. Holbrook, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-14
City Intelligence.

ST. VALsNrIrE's DAy.-Considerabe ink has been
wasted in attempting to show why St Valentines Day
should be celebrated as is-why the birthday of
Saint who by his stern devotion to the Christian religion
brought down the wrath Of the Emperor Claudius and
lest his life for his faithfuness why the birthday Of
such should be the day selected for the sending
and fro of funny missves caricaturing love- at
oss to conceive But fig for the reasons why; II is
enough to know that Valentines Day, every body
privileged send every other body without fear of
giving offence delicately turned love expressing billet
doux, or good humored bit Of lefthanced compliment
II is be feared however that the privilege ofhe day
ID often wrested from its legitimate use and made to
serve the purposes Of the lnatured The ugliest look
ing and truth to tell the most indelicate prints are
strung up the booksellers windows the same cord
which susuins the chaste and beautiful little Vaen.
tines intended for kind offerings to real friendship and
appreciated worth. But all must have Valentine and
all tastes must be suited, the vulgar well as the re-
fined the servant girl in the kitchen will be found
porting her highly colered picture at the time
that her mistress Is enjoying the delicate fattery Of
perfumed note with rich seal These valentines of
ell kinds and prices from painted penny card with
decorated in such manner as to make their price an
object Of small importance some Of them have ar
from SO to $50 The uses Of hi: custom Of sending
valentines various 1t s an admirable way for bash
@ to make IT, sn: il first
coauea. and i is me very best kind Of way to tell
charming creature, in round numbers, how you
value her thousand and one good qualities. There
day, and for a week after, than those of the
penny postpen II is their harvest season. and the
valentines are written, the greater is their reward
of them have occasionally resorted to the plan Of
manufacturing business for themselves, and writing va
lentines ali their customers in order that their COM
missions might be increased The police have had some
such deal with and the system is thought TO be
now pretty thoroughly broken up The custom Of va
ientine sending gaining ground toryears until
has to be In great vogue here az in London.
The shops xay furnished just now with these pa.
chase the chaate the pleasant toned No good can
be accomplished by saying Ill nstured things; and no
good be accomplished by sending an ill.natured
message. even though 1t be only valentine. Be kind,
be generous, and you will sleep all the sweetly.
THE WrArHER.-Yesterday again remarkably
hne and II continued 10 freeze during the day. The
thermometer at o'clock stood at 30 degrees We give
the following table, taken at Wall street, during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-14
New Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Nrw YoRK SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Frs Is
The markets exhibited Less animation than has pre-.
vailed since the steamers news and the week closed
rather heavily for most descripSss fproduce attended
in some cares vi h slight reduction in prices Flour
wa very quiet, and buys apparently Indifferent in
even naming 81 25 for large lots of Gsnesee Sellers
wece loss angurs ard In some ca es would have met
buyersa 81 371kc. Every day which brings us nearer
TO the expected orrva OF the Cambria ssckens the tone
Of the market To this circumstance may be added tho
continued scarcity Of vessels and high rates of freghs
which also check 70 extent the movements Of buy
es In the meantime arrivals Of Indian corn and meal
continue pour in upon the market 70 an unusual ca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-14
Circuit Court.
n l..1- II l.

FEB l3-JOhn Leslie Samuel Hofman-.action of
7roper-The following the facts About the l7th
of February, ls45, the plaintiff, who carrying
the book binding in Ann street. corner Of Theatre Alley
advertised partner which attracted the attention OF
tho defendant, who called the plaintiff and ser
raj interviews, declined becoming interested in the bu
for 500, which subsequently cashed and endorsing
plaintiffs notes for 5000 for the balance and thereupon
took plaintiffs note for $780, secured by mortgage
his stock and tools Plaintiff alleges the loan
rious, because So week to be paid for the loao
and the defendant having oreclosed the mortgage and
yer to recover the value Of the property sold.
The defence is that the SIS a week was reserved by
way of guaranty Of plaintiffs paper and not usuri
Gus transaction
The jury could not agree, and discharged For
plaintiff P. Calaghan for defendant d. +. Wheeler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-14
The Sympathy OF Americaas-The relief
for Ireland.


The present cond ton Of the Irish people,
suffering even to death for want Of food,
brings out the characters of the benevolent lust
as revolutions in governments deveope the cha.
racters Of patriots and heroes. 1t is really graft
flying to contemplate the acts OF pure, heaven
born benevoence that come to light now and
then.
The poor widow reads OF the mother in
Ireland obliged to witness the gradual starvation
of her children, who, without disease, are stolen
from life because they cannot procure food, even
OF the plainest kind, to keep them alive; the wi
dow's tears attest her sympathy for that Irish mo-
ther and she divides her pttance, in order to send
trife to her suffering sister. The hard handed
laborer, having completed his daily TASK, seats
himself at his humble fireside, and reads of, or
listens to- the tale Of distress brought by the last
arrival from Europe. His store is small, but his
heart is large, and can feel as tendcry and as
truly Tor his unfortunate brother, whose willing
toll briggs no food, as though his bosom were en-
cased in the finest cloth; and he not only feels he
acts; YOU may find his name on the subscription
list for the amount which ne can spare. And
l.tls children, too, hear the tale OF wo and
their ingenious minds are filed with the deep.
est grief, as they complete the picture
Of famine and death, ami they sen with thei
small wealth to deposi; il al the proper places, in
order that hungry children Of another land may
be fed Numerous instances might be pointed
out in which humanity has been honored in the
acts Of humble men and women, and in which
the charity Of the angels has been emulated in
the conduc, OF simple hearted children; and it is
a. true as holy writ, that I" they shall have their
reward" Heaven will as surely smile on these
sets OF charity as il will frown upon the perpe-
traton OF sush deed. a. cause all this misery,
suffering aud death.
noble hearted sailor, who has himself known
rom experience what pnchlng hunger means,
writes TO US, stating that he is ready to take his
place on board vessel, and without paw. make
voyage to Ire and in n ship furnished 20 carry ON,
= cargo Of food for The sufferers He saws thsro
are pleniY more who, like himself, will shin on
fuch avJyagc Of charity; aud he proposes thar
some wealthy ship owner furnish a vessel or else
tbnt the merchants Of our port combine and
charter one The shin thus furnished and manned.
" iuld be easily filed with a cargo, and thus
groat good act be performed by tho combined be.
revolcnce Of number.
While the hesrs and rur.es ri the mere 90.