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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

OFFICE OF q. & o. X. P Co.,
Wheeling, Sept Z, 1853
Persons desrous OF ending the Fair OF the Western
Virginia Agricultural Society and Industrial Institute,
be held at Wheeling the 18th, 10th and 10th inst can
obtain from the Ticket Agents conductors cars
upon the payment OF the regular any point the
line of the road to Wheeling certificate which will eni
title the holder to return in the of charge
time within ten days from the date Of the certificate.
BY order J. Il. FORD,
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OF numbered Five (5J,in Square T,
=, very ells'b.y located OIL Hanipden
Ut Wheeurg. For terms, ctc.. apply IN 9''eet, IN "
- ous<..lwu FRANCIS r. ARNS,n
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FOX SALE.
A GOOD two story Brick Dwetitng House, on Fiftl
IN street, between Monroe and Union, Least side
a rare bargain can he had by Applying sOnmtO
GEO. w. ANDERSON, 90 Mater ST.
sep9-3ts Wheeling, Va.
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IN 4, ERCrS PRIZE RICE;
lU 10 bbls. rulv. sugar;
10 boxe 5s, SIS and IS tobacco,
50 hall chests G. p. and Y. Il. teas;
10 black
20 bags Laguira CoGcci
100 Rio
90 bbls. No. 3 large mackcral, new
co herring;
20 kits No. and maCkere;
10 quarters No.
10 casks bacon shoulders;
80 boxes Western Reserve cheese.
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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
CommissiOner's sale.

Ely virtue Of an order Of the Honorable
DProbate Court Of Wilkinson county, Ms
sissippi, made st the January term 1853, there
Of the undersigned commissioner in the mat
Ter Of the sale and division Of the real estate
Of Jehu P. Humphreys, deceased, viii expose
for sale at the Courthouse door, in Woodville,
at Public Auction, on Monday, the 18th day
of APRIL next on q credit of twelve months,
all the real estate belonging to said deeedent
to wit:
The southeast qusrter, Of section fourteen
township 2, range /, west containing 1862 20
100 acres, the northwest quarter, Of the north
east quarter dissection 20, township 2, range l
west, containing 40 7l-lO0 acres, the north
half of southeast quarter, of section 20, town
ship 2, range /, west containing SO acres, the
southeast quarter, of southwest quarter Of
section %, township 2, range !, west contain
ing Al 64-I00 acres, the west-half of north
west quarter and northeast quarter of north
west quarter of section 20, township 2, range l
west, containing l24 l7-100 acres, the north
east quarter of south-east quarter Of section 20,
township Q, range l, west, containing 40 70
100 acres, the south-westh quarter of south
west quarter Of section 10, township 2, range
/, west containing 40 64-lOo acres, containing
in the aggregate five hundred and ~thirty-three
eight one-hundred part acres, (533 s-1oO)
The purchaser will be required to give bonds
with approved security for the purchase money
according to law, payable as above limited.
Sale, within the hours prescribed by law.
THOS. w. HAYS, Commissioner.
Sheriff's office, Woodville, March Sim
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue and in pursuance of a certain
ASdeed of trust, executed by Leopold Henry,
to Inc as trustee, on the following described
property, situate lying and being in the town
of Woodville, in the county Of Wilkinson, and
State Of Mississippi, to wit:
All that certain lot Of ground, bounded on
the north, sixty-fve feet, by Main street; on the
east, thirty-fve, by the Public Square; on the
south, by Charles Netteryilrs lot, running back
west, sixty-fve feet, from the Public Square;
and running back south, thirtv-ive feet, from
Main street; to secure thepayment Of certain
Promissory Note, mentioned and described in
said deed of trust, due on the the first day of
January, 1853.
l will proceed to sell, as such trustee, on
the Seventeenth day of MAY, 1853, on said
premises, in Woodville, to the highest bidder
for cash, the above described lot of ground,
with the sppurtenances thereon, for the purpose
of paying the said note, interests, and charges,
incurred under said deed of trust and upon said
sale.
will give such title to the purchaser of said
lot and premises, as is vested in me, by said
deed Of trust.
JOSEPH EMBREE, Trustee.
March Sod
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
store.

FENHE subscriber respectfully announces 70
u the LADIES and Gentlemen OF Woodviile,
and his friends in general, thalhc hasju open.
ed al his store, on Commercial Row, . large
and elegant selection Of fancy and useful az
ticles. among which, are the following.
Umbrellas. cotton and silk Gloves all kinls;
Ridine-whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth brn
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Raz0rs, Ra
zor-siraps and Shaving soaps; Persuuery oi
all kinds, colors anil scents; Hair oil Of the best
quality soap. Starch, indig % Candles, Sar
dimes. HOLSTERS aud Salmens; Preserves, Pick
els, Currents and Cltron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pscoas, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; FilbeHs, English Walnnts, Oranges, Ap
pies &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and segars, will
always be kept on haad, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
ments but which are uoN TOO numerous 70 mem
lion. va HASKELL.
WoodviIIe. February. lin. f85l-ivv
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
March Sod
THE STATE of MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE of MISSISSIPPI, &C
WILKINSON County.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Victor N. Harris and Ann Harris his
witfe, heirs and legatees Of Charles Meter
gile, sea., deceased,
Won are hereby cited to appear before the
- Probate Court of Wilkinson county, at
the Courthouse, in Woodville, on the First
Monday in May next, then and there to show
cause, if any you can, why the final settlement
of the estate of said Charles Netterville, sen,
deceased, by VIM. Netterville and jeremiah
Netterville, Executors, should not be allowed,
and a decree made thereupon accordingly, and
further to do and suffer such things as shall
be considered by the Court aforesaid IN the
premises.
WITNESS the Honorable Francis Gil
dart, Judge of Probate Of said county,
LIS. at the Courthouse in Woodville, the
Second Monday in February, in the year
Of our Lord 1853.
Issued the 18th day of February, 1853.
FRED CONRAD, OK.
Feb. Is, ls5s-6od. [Gordon & Posey, att'ys.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
IL. E.onarnN. ri ra..


Phgtetan, Sargton. and Iecoueleu,.
HsR HOUSTON, takes this mode and or.
peiiqaig VI teiagaiug his siucers thanks
10 lAe cll4aAs Qt Wilkinson aad Amite corn.
p n taa yety iihgial patronage besiewed en-
Ntu cailHg tap fast yeaf, ar3 that Le Is per-
H1tneDfEr located eli EfarxT ff-ks4s ~. toyeIvs
mites Eagt of Wa03viflci and tenders his ser.
yieea taatta fitereHt bfanches of his ugofes.
81 i % all wAo Iasy gayor him vita a call.
d. IT.. aqgd atBte fcftAe benefit OF those
vii" Eave aet becoE-o acquainted with his
ltrsef si3 SUCCESS iu tfcafing and eureinu
B4t50 ftltH That lie cures Rifious Fsvers
fl tca GFt4tef n laif tie lime that il and
las been tstI M .afl fever, and with almost
@ never h4l'a@ certa aty; having practised
ci-if years wilhCut l~eoaeIfT 4 single case of
Bri1e ieit sud Lastteaitd over one thous.
sI. r.9cs pl sid lever. Do. lis. success in
.titfe lih1, las been eqnal to HE sucress in
'hitn@ ltLiats le2 ef 0atpf some six hundred
fas : "a E~afam9Ha Dr. H. has LOST but two
rttrt 4 hpsl0uis snecess in treating old
doa ~ oaie Eaeaeca snch agFsma'e complaints
Le Peptt1, Lita Complaints, 30, has been truly
rA4azabie3 aed III. n. wenh refer persons
Algisd e tle GLOWING gentlemen, Tor fur.
'-. y s'IIia .9t, whefe eulesLaye been per.
NJ RAGS, @ ait.
4. .. BfS#h Elk EmbTee 10. Enbree;
1s9 @te a. W FaltoH v. Vaughan,
n = hltsy.
VI wiiey. and toe diaeasrs Of women and
afet &tli receive DR.. He, particular at
l'Iit2I ffite8ts from 4 distance can getboari
tat I'D Ilks nrnsar him.
4 hoasipn. asordeTed, and will keep
sg9sea y q hand, 4 iu!l assostment oil pure
DhLsa a+4 MEDICINES, and which he sgsa
80 O. c~s.r q oa tie Esla! credit, from ten
Y niesn Per eeat. usEleI somaon prices in
t4s county
Alarch, l5~5sn
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
NnTICE

a LII persons indebted for Blacksmith
n work done in the Shop carried on by
WIN. r. Lewis. Sen. for the last three years,
will please come forward and liquidate the
same. and --sGrs tostS as the notes and &C.
cunts due to.said shop are owing 10, aHd due
me. Vim. 7 Lewis. Sen. is iuliy authorized
a settl- all oil said notes and accounts. and
receipt Tor the same and act as my agent,
geuetalIy. Tire Shop 1ereaiter will be carr
RED on in my nam.
WILLIAM T LEWIS jos.
All iron work l0uc on wagons bg9gies and
uha.tbafrows due to me 1goae unless special
contract To tn contrary.
Woodvills, Feb. d is53-2m
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
Voc dworth & Dawson,

vNOULD inform the public that they are
prepared, at their Steam Saw Mill, on
Ford's Creek, to fill all orders for Lumber, with
the utmost despatch. Their machinery il new
and perfect, and their Lumber, for neatness and
precision, is indispensable. They have also :
splendid Grist Mill to the premises, and will
be happy to receive the patronage Of the pub
ic in this branch also. feb22-iy
EE-Orders left with W. II. Rowley q 20,
will receivc prompt attention.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
SAMUEL. HAll. /. .KsAai

SAMUEL. HILL p. y. KEAAT.
SAIghL BELL, ~ FetHfiin tl.u
- f5f p ilsarr, beg- leare 70 u''fa
the public eebenily. that the bpsi8rs7 y
noy BE- earast0 % At toe old siaut unef toe
name aud In 81 5 Bell Il Co. who d s0i
citing a snare o. public %patgepags te ATTY
determined that ~ exettills ea teen ~
shaii BE- wanting 10 merit The stule.
Their stock Of Plantation amt DIS Gaais
Hardware. Groceries. atd Protfsihis 9aii IL
carefully selected and sold q eaeap rates. ~
Cash. or 10 pnnriual cuslssIais o. iae nsaat
time. All coitla consigned u tasW ~ sap
Inent, and all ireiahts for storage Flst1ef
may rely upon Feeelvla4 Yer ist Ao'
Cotton aAeI,
ESOR sde By > Bel 3 = 20 ILLS
q Of Blown MeANan ttn 9 a,u p
Ted e.elY 81 rot
Fort A5ans. Feb. ~ ts6a-6
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
Brick for Sale.
All Aboard !!

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured to run from Natchez uta Wood.
vile. to Bayou sara. which will make reg.
utar trips during the year Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses aud
experienced drivers. Apply to Frederick
Oswald, the driver, pt TO
c. HENRY. Agent.
for b. Fugate'
Anr,i G 1870
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
A OF MISSISSIPPI, ! 6
CUSrY.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TO Sally Vining, dim Browa, Nary Sopp.
J. b. Fcnner, Jesse and James Fenner, and
the unknown heirs Of Wm. Eenner, heirs
and distributes Of Joseph Feaaer, decd,
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Wilkinson
county, at the Courthouse in Woodville, on the
First Monday in May next, then and there to
show cause, if any you can, why NEGRO slave
belonging to said estate of Joseph Fenner, de-
ceased, should not be sold, according to the
suggestion Of Samuel J. Fenner, Administra-
tor de bonis non, Of said estate, and furthe F.
do and suffer such things as shall be con5iaet.4
and ordered by the Court aforesaid in ID.
premises.
WITNESS the Honorable Francis Gil
dart, Judge Of Probate Of SAID county,
L. s, at the Courthouse in Woodvlle, the
first Monday in February, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and fifty three,
Issued the 18th day of February, 1853.
FRED CONRAD, OK.
Feb. Is, 1s53-60d. [GordoL d Posey, atty
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
Boot and Shoe Wakers.

WEBER G. OLLIER, beg to ihiolm the
w citizens OF Woodville, and its surround
ing country, that they have taken one 81 MIR.
Hickley's looms, next door to the Republican
office, where they intend 70 carry on the
above business in all its branches, aud by
strict attention to business to merit a share Of
public patronage. Fine French and Amer.
lean feathers constantly on hand.
Ian 0E-ft
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05

Groceries, rOFissuts., &c,

Grocer -, rUFissutss, &c,
LOAF au3 BOW gf-, bt3u.ses ian.
faa e3el t4hh, rice, tasite.
chet aus ~ttf.
- I1ut Bf.ady HhisaY,
Iaatp an3 Olive Oh i}ttgng
laa- Mecken butDel &e.
Fotethef with a iarEe assortment
Of rroekery, eas- tln. eslhen0 aec.
III fdwate. w1odeItRare cat ety.
perluuery, Powder aud shot all of
which he viii sell Oh the no-t fea.
souable terms aud at the lowest rossfbic
pruflt
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
$50 REWARD!

STOP THE RUNA WAYiti
nANAWAY from the subscriber, eAR
Il a few days ago, anegroboy who ~IA
lUcalls his name JOE. Said boy In
is copper color, about fifty years old, nm
five feet seven inches high, and has a 81
scar on the side Of his cheek. Said boy is
supposed to be making his way to Bayou De
Classic, La, to his wife who is living on that
place.
/ viii pay the above reward to any person
who will bring me said boy or, Twenty-Five
dollars, for his delivery in the Jail of Woodville,
that I may get him.
March 29-tf.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
Dentistry,
Ia a. 2. MeMLLLAN %rerneotfnllv !

n A. r MILAN respectfully ia
forms Tie citizens of Woodville and vi
eintiy tl8t e has rGturaed to Wccdvills 70
Tue purpose N tesumilH The practice OF hi
pro .essioH Those wishing lib services can
ilnd him. "a formerly. at Mr.. J. 2. Therrels
Hptrf lie has just returned frsm the North
WITH \ supply Of slack. ALI anlsrs attended
70 Immediately.
Dr. NJ wasld take ibis oppsftonity 10 ten.
YEP ~ thaaks Q tie people Of this vicinity
ief ttsir sety liberal patronage during his
Iotmer gtay IN this place.
Woodyiils. 0et. ~. is52..ff
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
Removal.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
zoe BOUW I'll, informs the Inhabitants or
w Woodviile and its Vicinity that he has
removed to the house ately occupied by Nj
Foster, where be intendsto carry on the above
business in all its various tmucles. he
hopes by strict attention 10 business. 10 meIt
public patronage.
H. All kind Of Boots ard shoes mad, in
French or American style.
FINE FkENCH AND AMERICAN
feathers. constantly on haad.
Nov Is: Is5l--49tk
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
.Busr RECEIVED, a lorge .urpy Of

EYHTS Msjieus eu'tke mQrt Of lie
n psteat remida cftbe clay Is she Jesuit
OF the aarsluI stH{y AMI experiments Of 3
scienlidt aud experienced fpy,,otan Fbe
two principal tugrelieut have ,0ua been
known end celebtAied---H td tastfg
Bark, and LBAgteaJt. Sold Ia Nopdvlile
by CHARLES OuREY. igeat,
In Liberty, by
sTRATroN SIIlEK& CO.
CAurroN-~Noua are genuine but hosr
that have tho signature ol CoNsrocG x
BRotnER, on the wrNrpet Remember this.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
SAMUEL r. HAMMITT,

SAMUEL r. HAMMITT,
Merchant Tailor. Clothing and Cen -
lvItlemen's Furnishing STORE Cloth. "a
ing made TO order in the latest style, and-0@
on the most reasonable terms.
lETs Joha NJ. Davis g. Jones', Patented
Shirts. the newest style out.
10 ST. Charles sfreet, opposits the VercndGA
NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 27--fy
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05
Aprli 1852

W. II. KITCHEN, G X, HALEY.
IL IFCHEN IL RAILEY Geae,at Ora.
AA Gers, aad Tnpoytcra IN Vines. Ii.
quo,s and PfoetsioHs. No ID Cana street,
between Customhouse and River, New
Orleans.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-05

M c%npartnership heretofore exis.in
bt,Ve"n De- 2 L. II. Lovslace. an
q K Baeh, tSthis day Dissolved by mutu
al geH4eut,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-27
THE MAN WHO HAS SEEN BETTER
DAYS

Most sincerely d. we sympathze with the
man who has fallen into the sssar and yellow
leaf of adversely, BY no i'll conduct or neglect
of his own, but from the force of circums.an.
ccs ovef which he has no control If strugsl-
ing Tor the absolute necrssaries of life bears not
with it stings enough, he has got to feel the
still! sharper pang from the cold neglect of those
who formerly shared the prosperity he enjoy ed
but who now turn from him, and .leave the
wretca to weep
lou may almost swear to a man of this kind
when you meet HIM on the street, for though
his clothes be thrradbare, there is evidence of
great regard to personal cleanliness and neat
ness. His shoes will always be polished and
his napless hat well brushed. There is an air
in his bearing that proclaims, despite all these
disadvantages, hard to battle against, that he
was educated gentlcman-and why not a gen
tleman, in the face of his reduced circumstances
and his seedy coat? Can he not be as honest,
intelligent and worth, as III the days of pros
perity? Can poverty have contracted the capa
city of his mind, rendered his heart less suscep-
tibe to the finer emotions Of our nature; and
must a man, in ord r to pass current as a gem
tleman, be guided Ike the balls Of pawnbrok
ers sign? The world answers to this question
by the plying contempt bestowed upon the fail
ing man-its desertion when the struggling
merchant bends beneath the storm which assaiIs
his fortunes, and by the old disregard with
which his appeals for succor are received
As we have before observed with man of IT, is
kind, who has been laid PROSTATE whilst honor
ably fighting with adversely, we do really and
warmly sympathize; but there is another sort Of
man, who has seen better days, for whom we
have nothing but contempt. We have one in
our eye at this moment His father gave him
superior education, but, unfortunately, salts
fled himself that he was dischargng all fathe RS
duties when he gave classical education to his
son. He never thought, good, easy man,
that the heart requires an education also; this
he let run barren--at least Of good.
The father died at last, and finished the des-
truction of his son by leaving a large fortune at
his disposal. 1t was not long before riot, de-
bauchery, and the gambling table dissipated his
fortune He was not immediately deserted by
his quondam associates, for his credit with tail
ors and tradesmen was not entirely ruined, be-
cause they were not as yet aware Of his situa.
tion This did not last long, and as he could
no longer dress, he was no longer acceptable
a street companion, and so, one by one, his
dear friends left him. The tavern was now his
resource. I'll now fell into hats of drinking,
day more certain aud rapid.
You can see him ON - street every NOR
ming, the picture OF misery and degradation
His only delight after the bar, is to lounge into
IS livery stable, and chat with the others,
who rcmembring him in his better days, when
he spent his money freely, treat him with lit
tla of the old civiity which they were wont to
show hn.--N o. Deita.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-27
THE FUTURE LIFE.
BY w. & BHN ANT,

low shall know thee in the sphere whic
keeps,
The semb' died spirits Of The dead
When all ,Iihee that time could wiiher, sleep
And perishcs among the dust we tread ?
For shall Fl cl the sting Of aseless pain
If there | me, thy gentle spirit MT;
Nor hear the ice love, IL read again
In thy serenest eyes he tender though.
VIII n"s thy own meek heart demand me there
That heart whose iondest ihrObs TO me we RI
given
My name on earth was ever in thy PRAYER,
Shall IL be banish'd from thy tongue ir
heaven
In meadow $ famed by heavens life breathing
wind,
In The resp!end nee of that glorious sphere
And larger movements of tn. uufettered mind
Wlh thou forgetihe We ha' joined us here:
The love iha' lived through all the stormy past
And meekly with my harsher nature bore,
And deeper grew and ,endtrer to the last,
Shall il expire with life, and be no more ?
A happier lot than mine, and larger light,
aitthee there, = thou hast bowed thy will
In cheerful homage to the rules Of right;
And lowest all and renderest good for ill.,
For me, the sordid cares in which dwell
Shrink and consume the heart, as heat the
scroll
And wrath hlst let its scarf tha. fire of hell
Has leii lis frghtfGl scar upcn my soul.
Yet, though thou wear ST the glory of the sky,
Wilt thou not keep the same beloved name.
The same far thoughtful brow, and gentle eye,
Lovolier in heavens sweet climate, yet the
same
Shalt tn u not teach me, in the calmer home,
The wisdom that learned SO i'll in this
The wisd IN which is lovc--tll | become
Thy tit companion in that land of bliss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-27
I'UDA


HavaHh, July L.
The accounts from the country quite dis
hearteaing. On one plantation they have lost
2SO negroes from cholera. The Chinese have
also suffered terribly In some instances the
whole number taken the estate has been
swept. off. lfi comes to the city, it will make
sad havoc, added to the yellow fever.
The late news from England and Spain has
produced quite an excitement in regard to the
Slave question. The most positive orders have
been received, there is no doubt, to put it down
at all hazards. Zulueta and Forcada, both large
planters, are already in prison. 1t is said there
is and order fer the arrest Of Parajo and another
considerable character Negroes Of the late
importations are brought in almost daily from the
various plantations. These proceedings have
thrown great dependency on the planting inter
est. What the result will be it is difficult to
say. At this moment the old Spaniards arg
more bitter gainst the Home Government than
the Creoles. Should they unite, good bye "a
Spanish ascendency. | verify believe that If
single rifle regiment of Filibusters were to land
anywhere on the island, they would take it with
out the loss Of man. The island was never
in better state for an expedition Of the kind
Yours, NC.