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In EnUity-KcYglsaW.
Edward Halle vs.. Columbus Halle and OIL

Edward Halle rs. Columbus Halle and 6lhers-
Bill for Partition.
In pursuance of the orders OF the court, in this
case made, will sell at Public Auction. at ~ -
clock, NJ. on Monday. 3lst of December next.
all that parcel or tract OF LAND. situated on both
rides of Little Lynches creek, containing GGl a
cres be the sare more or less. bounde by lands
of John Truesdell, Thomas Clyburn and lands Of
the estate of Benz. Halle. sen dec'c, plat whereof
can be seen at MY office.
Terms, cash: purchasers to pay for titles.
WI. NJ SHANNON, c. E.G. D.
Nov. 2?. (22O I'd
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Comcany. This debt stands upon the bnoksl
ofihe Bank in the form Of a bond ofthe Mes.
bit Manufacturing Company, for S9l ,s9s
81. dated lst October 1910. 1t was made
PAYABLE in FIVE equal annual jnslalmen's.
with interests, annually. and no interest
having been paid the arrears, on the lst
June, amounted to S53.752.
=
The DEBT or'eha'en 10 an agree'.e"', =.
Nsay 1887, between The BANK Inc 4Nescn'
'i Ii4lac'nTinS company ana Inc 'n',s'u. ,
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p.o<,l,,., ~ Mr., c,ors oi ;he Hank m!,.,
,u,o,, rc;er, This acreenen, was sign
oa", W. I",. a,o Coonarv ,nd tho individual
S,o.t, g',.,s ,ni ,ton,h uo, stoned on ,he
's.'r', .r 49,. ~, p,uL .oan,s =, h.vs heen ,oken
Pa'' ~ VI: Da"", . 's. ,on".,,. w. I,.ns :, ~.
w. y" ;. ~" 10 Iosoa - W. nn.de frou, ,b,, ,;ne
a % r. O.,"hsr ,saO ,yLcn rho hnnd was
"no.,,,aJ ",'o ,ho R,nL heyd a un,e of the Com.
nanv nr sas oo0 endorsed bv w. Hamp-
i'm p N RmIer Y. r. EImorc. B J.
Eo,,o , w Ns,hn, 7 e Rrown, W. F..
n Mar,;, I,nas e No,, lanes M Taylur.
IamesS Shel,on and F n. EImore: and
IV,I;.m Nesb;,,,s ,o,e for slo. 600. endorsed
bv r r EImorc and ]. G. Brown. And
10 p.onoh R.nk =, Columbia held q note
III IN r. Five e., sa0 OoO endorsed by
w N,s,,,, w Hamo,on. ]. G., Brown.
D A. I.',ia. " .,dE II Elmore. two oo,es
cIW:,'. N,sh;,, S., aoono and s6on0 on.
J,raoJ T Wv p =; Elmore and p. NJ. Butler.
note Of Wilson Nesbi,t for $4,000, endors.
ed no r r. fillmore and r. H. Elmore, and
note of Moses Stro,,p for $4,000; all Of
which were ocknowledoed 10 be on ac.
sa",,, oc ,hs C,,mnonv These notes. with
,I,o ;a,.ros, duo nn,,r ,bem made nm the
oos,,n, ,,C col GOA on for which the bond
w.s Owen with a mortgage of the lands
was e"e" Wv" - nno hnv,,red neorne0
"''" nG a"i "a,.,or., security. and an
assSa,'an, ao a 40" ';oned nv the makers and
ag'ee"e"' was s"eo .L,,. oL.,,Id L..
c""''''e - "'I "roI' ;,J,,l,ono.
sho,d M, ;nna;r the rights of the Bank
snooa no' ''"Par .ne 'e.' o.,;os W. Wv ., ,,,a
against tnem TeSPec,''es! 1s $50 Wv -
notes' on '"e ii'' 81 Oo"DI., ca,,;oo u' 100 9
Juosmem Oh '',e o""' " . I"I"sJ
enlereo IN Erar'cs'''i "''' eA."" =, 'o,. ctr,,
IN Inc oner'h once 'nt'e. 1,,,o" e' or % ,ho
tne report n' opeI1a' .ha dot," ] ot 'ucornora @
senate I'D relation 10 inc o oeu.S " .ds s" ~ ,hs
ten COMPANIES 10 ,e4e ,.e Dh"' ,h", ~. R.nt had
io'n l'ece'noet; ios1: c>r"a .aa' ,hor r ;~damen,
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Removal.

The subscriber has removed to the Brick House
we'll known as the Meugy Store, a lew doors south
of DeKaIb street, Immediately opposite the Epis-
copal Church, and recently occupied BY Mr.. A. F.
Allen, where he will carry on general Mercantile
Business, exclusively ON the cash system.
The highest marke, prices, in cash or barter: will
be paid for Country Produce.
JOHN INGRAM
0ri ~ al II
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$l47,557 o.

The reason assigned for stopping the com
putalinn of inlereS! on the notes covered bv
the bond on The 10Th Sept. AS, was that the
Bank b"camc the owners OF the property on
that ,Iav, and ihnug! he and Col. Hampton
haI carried on the works, it had been with
out nrnGt. aI probably saved the Bank
',n.s, i:~<. !, was further proposed that the
H,;l;; ,..lii receive anh credit on account
- i've y:..., offered. the i.lIOwlng nnieS. VIZ:
Z :! .Ii.,,r. 1n,l $4,000. interest tn May.
a., $50 -, : ~ Tavlnr's note $4,000;
- !. t.:.r',A& nNn $4,000; W. NeSbtts
,,.,. ...;1",:. ard lie bonds and cash recclv-
-. f.. 'j,r t.3,'." ID i.,;nuy lnr property sold
t..,.. .,.! ;...,,,< rhan the Bank. 35.l65.-
Ey. ,,,i..% -: b.,id.: ct The above parties To
t.. Il, !. .. 3. i and years, and for Col.
T,&Nri + wears, nn condition they bear in
."r,.: lII i,n fnv and satisfactorily secured.
F,r Ia. balance ,',s bond OF all The purchas-
rr. sr,.ur,'d hv mnrrgagc of all The property
on hand or to be az uircd and further secu-
red bv bona from each stakeholder in the
new company fnr 80 per cent. Of his stock.
w,th satisfactory personal security or mort
gage of other property. The Bank to dis
charge w. Z. Martin. Jcnncs, J. NJ. Taylor
ami w Npsbltt, on their complying with The
above terms, but to hold ITS securities unln.
paired against all others, un,Il each complies
or is drsch ,rged All payments made by
the company or with funds credited on the
company's bond to be credited proportional
" on the individual bonds for 80 per cent.
so as to extlnguish them when 80 per cent.
ofthc general principal ispaid. Each stock.
holder 10 be allowed at any time to pay oft
his 80 per cent. and have his bond released
and in such case his payments not to cnure
to the benefit Of the others on their 80 per
cent. bonds This offer was signed by C"I
Elmorc, but there was nothing in writing T."
show that he wasauhoriz.d ed to bind the other
parties named. NJ written agreement was
signed by either of the other parties; and
there is nothing on the minutes OF the Board
or in the possession of the Bank, TO show
that the offer was accepted until the 2ath
November. 1897, when, it appears from the
minutes of the Board. that letter was re.
ceivcd from Col. Elmoro. in which, after
stating that the arrangements for the
execution il the contract had not heen com.
pc,cd, owing 10 circumstances. in great
measure beyond his control. and lal,er Y TO
the s,a,o of his health, he offered to deposit
with the board as pledges tor the perform
ancc of his part of the contract The following
securities, vis:a certificate for one hundred
| shares in the Macon and Western Railroad
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Turning,

Either in Iron or Wood neatly done; ALSO hav-
ing had considerable experience in Gun work, re-
pairing Locks, Keys, &c. will be thankful for any
Jobs Of that kind. r. J. .McCRElGl1T.
- Feb u. II
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BANK AGENCY.

WILLIAM J. GERALD. will attend rnnctuaIly 10 al
Ca,oI. May 10.
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Rich and Rare !

ladies rich fancy Silk Cravars.
- Neck Tics-ony few left
Bonnet Ri3ions, in greatest variety,
Bel, do IN almost every shade,
" Fancy Neck do assorted.
Linen Cauibrir lIandkf-. from l2! cts.
&" Fine Bor,!rrct! and Rcnschrd do
At WILSON'S PALMETTO STOKE.
September 26 30
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Just received per Rail Road,
And expected 10 be sold whh
Rail Road Speed,

AS the prices are remarkably low,
5packascs of Hcady-Made ClOtfne,
Consisting Of cloaks aud over coats, black dress
coats and frockS, Tweed coats, IN great variety,
vests of all kinds, black and coored pantaloons.
boys coats, all sizes, dress shirts, merIno shirts
and drawers, etc.
-ALso-
fresh supply of LADIES' FANCY DRESS
GOODS, satin striped apaccas, chameleon lus,
tres, solid colored aud printed casimeres and
mousselre delanes.
--LIKEWISE-
An additional supply of ladies' and misses hon
nets and bonnet ribbons, ladies' inerino vests, La
ces, gloves and hosiery.
-AND FuRTHERNoRE,-
A considerable sprinkling Of Fancy Goods gen..
era ", with full and substantial assortment o'
beached and brown homespuns, plaid llnseys'
red and white fanneis, and blankets to suit the
season.
As the Goods are marked at barely remunera-
ting prices, cash and quick sales are respectively
solicited at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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South CarOlina--Kershaw Dist.

III WE JOHT7 " O7'HH7J
John \. Bowen and Charles Bailey, Adminisira
tors, Applicants, VS. Mary BoweR,t Isaac bow
en-, John A. Bowen. ct al, Deendan;s-Sum-
Inoxs in Partition.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Isaac Bow
en-, one of tho Defendants in this case, is absent
from and resides beyond the limits OF this State:
it is therefore ordered, that he do appear and OBJ
iect to the sale of the Real Estate OF ZacharalI
Bowen. decd on or before the 18th day oI Februa-
nv next, (lS50) or his consent 10 the smc will be
entered of record.
JOHN r. JOY, 0. X. D.
Nov. II, 1910. 1T
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Hnnnets 2 la Node

Bonnets e la Mode!
An entirely stock of Ladies' and Misscs Bonnct',
made in the newest fashion. and very cheap.
full assortment of Artificial Flowers. al all prices.
few dozen Ladies' fancy Blonde Tabs. newest styles,
At WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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Office of So. Ca. Rail Road Company,

CHARLESTON, Nov II, iel9.
By Resolution of the Board Of Directors Of this
Company, u BALE OF COTTON will he consider.
ed rs Of (not to cxcecd) 100 pounds. All over that
weight, will be charged ''pro rata" Of the Freight for
the time being. The Public (WhurO Scales will de-.
tcrinnc as 10 the weight,
WM n. BARTLESS. Scc'y.
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A stock of Plain and Trimmed Lace Cams, eret
very low NJ ..,,,,,,
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$50 bars and bundles Square, Round. Flat, Band
Hoop, Nail Rod and Horse Shoe Iron,
Cast, German and Blister Steel.
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Company. This debt stands upon the books
ofihe Bank in the form Of bond OF The Mes.
bit Manufacturing Company, for s9l ,s9S
81. dated ST October 1910. 1t was made
payable in FIVE equal annual inslalmen's'
with interests. annually. and no interest
having been paid. the arrears, on the lst
June, amounted 10 953.752.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-29

On Friday the 9th inst, after protracted illness,
Mrs. MARIA THERESA, wife of Charles l.. Webb, and
Daughter Of the late Samuel Townsend in the 30th
year Of her age.
Her remains will be taken to the country inter-
ment. Tuesday, May LIST, from her residence, 81
Eldridge street at seven o'clock, AM. The relatives
and friends of the deceased respectfully invited
attend her funeral without further invitation.
On Thursday the Goth inst ut her residence, Lake.
land near Geneva after short illness, in the oath
year Of her age, MARY PAULINE, wife Of Herman T. f.
Foster and daughter Of the late Antoine Lenhon, OF
this city.
On the 2Sth inst. SARAH ALICE with Group, daughter
Of Samuel d. and Abby Carpenter, aged years 6
months and days.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cometry for
nterment tomorrow (Monday) at three o'clock, from
her fathers residence II Watt street The friends OF
the family and likewise those of his brother Nathaniel
II. Carpenter, respectfully invited to attend.
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Police Intelligence.

Made TO Pay Up--A respectable locking English wo-
man by the name OF Elizabeth Jenkins appeared be-
fore Justice hsGrah at the police court, and COM
planned Of being defrauded out Of $50, by called
Aaron Sergeant, kind Of dealer operator in land
Wits and statements to tho magistrate that she is
musical lady and her husband Is at present in Boston
and has been about four months in the country; and
having been informed that the accused had land for
sale at 81 per she called Mt his Office Thursday
for the purpose Of making purchase, that is if tho
land suited her On seeing Mr. Sergeant she was in
formed by him that she could purchase lot consisting
Of 100 for $780, representing to her at the time
that the land was In Essex county and of good quality
fitted for any seed he then told her she would have 70
pay $40 down, and he would give her a letter to an
English family who were on the property and owned a
refused to pay the balance $780, until she had the
land Upon these representations, with many others
prasing up the quality Of the land, Mrs Jenkn,
was induced to pay the twenty dollars, and the
next day she called upon Mr.. Sergeant for the
promised letter, that she might go and the land
This he refused to give until she had paid the balance
$50 Mrs jenkins began to think She had been i'm.
posed upon and that the land instead of being
presented was next TO worthless Justice McGrath
hearing the case and knowing the reputation Of Mr.
Sergeant, forthwith issued subpoena, summonng his
attendance at the police court, and placed IL in the
pearcd accordingly, accompanied by his counsel, Mr.
Allen, and long hearing was gone into, which
suited In Mr. Sergeant paying up S12 out Of the $50
with promise that he would hand in the balance S.
on Monday morning. Justice McGrath thereupon
suspended any judgment on the matter until Monday
The s12 was handed to Mrs jenkins, who with tears
in her eyes thanked the magistrate for his kindness
thus restoring to her the money, which she thought
was lost
Attempt at FoJJery.-Two hard looking fellows, called
Dennis o Leary and Thomas Jones, were arrested by
officer Elder, of the 9th ward police, charge Of
knocking down Owen NcCarty, boatswain Of the ship
China and while down, the rascals endcavored to rob
him. Justice McGrath committed them both to pri-
son for trial.
Arrest Of P,ckpocket-A pickpocket OF rather the
small potato order called James Heath, arrested
yesterday by officer Reed, suspicion Of picking the
pocket Of Mr. James McCIaip Of No 6S Barclay street.
n he 0f ppar and hath nm
streets The evidence not quite sufficient to hold
NM therefore, the chief let him 70 again
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERroor-Steamship CambriaTo Boston: Messrs c D.
Nay Jen Briscoc, Curry Osgood, Coburn Mackenzie
George Hughes George Gibson, Herman Porter, Kns
,oen' shaw jas lay Spauding Bryant Haliber,
Hufer Eqgcns Borda Dm Ry, HsmPtnnc, Jshn Brodic,
COOPER Keller Rhodes Lewis Hopper Peee Miss Porter,
Master Saratt Rev Gbbs Capt Lord From Hslifar To-
Boston, Rev W IIannum, Mrs Rankin and children Messrs
Van Buren,, Brown Lawron, Carten Mcdonnell Isles
sAvAssAn-,steamshi Tennessee-Nr Geo welch, and
Marco James Dickson, DIR Arnold, Savannah A Pts
ter and lady, Mr. Force lady aud child Montgomery Ala
Arnold. lady and child Arnold and lady Mr. Nudge,
lady and child New 3ieans Mrs Brown Miss Brown Maeen;
seryt Mobile; Miss ond Mrs L. ommedeu Msssrs
b Smith, n Is Kendall, Francis A Hail. WaIcherd New
York Eis Ford, DR. Ford II Black l. Burnett Augusta:
Adams and u Pratt, Boston; b Peck, Havans and
p in slcefage.
LvEEPooL-slip llaryard-Miss Hoodless Of England,
HAmBuRG-Ship Howard--Mr Braasch, family and sor-
want y Nssen and family Mr. hhrcns and family Ho
stem aesrs Die'ze nyscr Boehm and Hisc6, from Ber
lin; hcssrs Wesen and lansee, from Hanover; Faeger,
family and servants OF Charleston SCIS5 the steerage
sAvANNAH-BIig Selma--M Sullivan.
LIVERPOOL ship hrtbian-J smith, Cartwright, J
White, Mrs Smith, Miss Murrill-eo5 in the steerase
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LATE FROM TExAs.-we have Galveston papers to
the 14th.
and his party Of California emigrants left Fredericks-
burg the 9th ult Previous to leaving they were
Joined by number from the Colorado, swelling the
party to about fifty in number They design going by
the head of the Coneho to FL Passo crossing the Pecos
fifty miles above where Colonel Hays crossed it on
his return from his expedition to Preside del Norte
The party have the services OF Mr. Robert H.
Bassett as guide. He at Preside del Norte last
fall and returned with Captain Highsmith nearly
the same route that he intends to pursue on this
occasion.
The Austin Democrat mentions another visitation Of
locuss grasshoppcrs in that region As that paper
Observes it will be recoected that during the months
Of October and November last, myriads of insects
called grasshoppers appeared in that part OF the
country They were at that time at distance of
at least one hundred miles, east west north and south
Of that place The cold weather either destroyed or
caused them to disappear in flight With the return
OF warm weather, and since the opening Of spring,
about month since, the young Of this insect have
emerged from the ground in still greater numbers.
Major Daniels U. S. A. O. NJ, arrived in town yes
terday, says the Galveston Neps of the 14th having
come from Lavaca by the Portland Major d. desires
to procure twenty five additional teamsters for
Norte He will return forthwith with such teamsters
as he can procure by the Of Port Lavaca 1t ap-
pears to be general opinion that this expedition will
set out about the first proximo.
The Ctriidn OF the 18th says -" Galveston Is per-
fecty free from disease There cholera here and
has been nothing like since the imported cases men,
toned week before last But two deaths have oc
during the past weck-both in the hospital The Next
can, Lewis, died Of n chronic disease )"
We understand, says the News Of the 14th that our
planters on the Brazos have recently been visited with
very seasonable and refreshing rains In some places
the surface OF the ground too dry to obtain good
stand Of cotton. We hope there will be no occa-
sion for replanting. In subsequent paragraph the
same paper says =" The weather which for several
days had been quite warm and fine underwent of
its usually sudden changes last night and to-day we
have norther cool enough to enable the thirsty to
dispense with ice"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-29
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, April 2s-2PM
ASHES are firm at IS 62a for pots, with sales of 60
bbs Pearls are dull Corros.-The market is still
unsettled not having opened under the news. FLOUR,
&c.-There is no marked change in the market for
Western -four; and notice sales of 200 bbls Mt
s. rs 81 STA for Brooklyn and City, principally at
the latter quotations 81 S14 81 o. for mixed West
for pure brands of the latter. Southern continues
firm at 81 s1ti So. In wheat 400 bushels for the
provinces Shipped from first hands, sold at 81 o5.
Corn is quiet, without change in prices. Sales of
cargo rye previous rates Barley is quoted at 90
G3c, on the spot PRoysIoss.-Some lots of mess pork
sold at $40 Is. and do. at so 3ll4 In beef no
change to notice The demand for lard is active With
sales of 600 bbs. at 5A CSC. WmsKEY.-Small sales
at 22}ac for prison
The frmness in the flour market noticed Yesterday
was maintained to-day, with moderate sales for the
supply of the domestic and Eastern trade The trans
actions embraced the usual variety of brands Wheat
firm, with moderate sales Of Ohio, terms stated
below. Corn continued at the advance previously no
ticed, and holders Of round yellow which was scarce
held at an advance. There no change in meal
Rye stood the same, while oats firm. Pork was
dull and sales made terms in favor of the pur-
chasers Other articles Of provisions were steady at
previous rates. Cotton heavy, with sales Vi de-
cline since the receipt of the steamers news
AsHEs.-The better feeling noticed yesterday, con-
tinued and sales Of about 100 bbls pots made
So 62}s. Pearls continued nominal By auction to
months 30 bbls. and 81 half do. manufacture by
Ravens Son, at 51sc per lb 40 kegs Ely Co. $780,
10 bbls Brown Lombard SIC The balance of the
taogue was offered at 51z cents-no buyers. The re-
cepts for the week were ,331 barrels.
The total receipts from LIST of January bills. 41O
Same time last year. ............ i 042
Increase over last year. :. -. .4,4os
The exports from the same period up to this time,
Do. Pearls. 6S1
Total. 1906
Same time last year, bbls. pots. 1856
Do. w. pearls. ~
.
STOCK ON HAND, APRIL 2S.
LIST sort No. pot ashes LIST sort pearl ashes
bbls. .....oOS bbs.. .494
I'd do. ........... 10 I'd do. ,......... So
Sd do. ........... 20 Sd do. ........... 80
Condemned. 1923 Condemned -
$50
Pearls, do. 5S2
Total ................ i, sos
Stock last year this time bbls pots. ........ $50
Pearls. do. Observation-Disclosures. 275
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ARMY IntelllUence.

We learn that Col Hunt, of the Quartermaster's De-
partment arrived in New Orleans yesterday 1t is
dcrstood that Col Hunt is to reve Lieut. Col Tomp-
kins and that the latter gentleman will be stationed
common rumor.-N. o. Picayane, April 20.
Major Gen. Twiggs announces that the commands
for Oregon and California to start from Fort Lea
vcnworth on the 10th of next month.
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The Catholics intend to build church on Merrimack
street, in Manchester, N H. They have completed one
Of their contracts and will commence the work forth
with
Tennessee is said to be the only State In the Union
that had not fsot Of railroad the first Of January
last.
The second track of the Ftchburg Railroad between
Lincoln and Concord, has been staked out, and the
work IL rapidly proceeding. The sleepers already
the ground, and the next operation will take place
della
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Nnyal IntclIluence,

The Courier de Constantinope of the 18th of Febru
ary says
The American frgatc Constitution which went to
Tunis to take Mr. Smith Macauley, named Consul
General of the United States in Egypt in order to bring
him to his place of residence entered the port Of
Malta on the 9th Of last January"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-29

TRIAL OF CRAFTs.-James W. Wilson, indicted
with MIR. Crafts, in the case of the Franklin, has
der cross-examination. To-day, under searching
cross examination by Mr. Choate Wilson made
the first material contradiction of his direct testi-
mony, in relation to the first wrecking letter written
by Captain Smith. This he endeavored to explain,
by saying he supposed the question of Mr.. Choate
related to another letter.-Bostom Traveller 27th