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The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
BULLS PECTORIL RlISAM.

itiL ShEAF tUICH BE2Ei3Y HAS BEEN, FL I.y r7szr
I'D RI THOUSANDS
NJ IN no instance has h fasd If you have n rcroh
U0le bronchiies, Ightness OF the Chest Cor-,,rn
uo, hoopihR Cp3gn,nr any other disease or HE Chef
or Lungs. Dr. john r Bulls Pec,oral Dalsam 4 = -
certain, speedy and permanent cure :. : - : 'a-'
ino feciorai basam possesses great adrantsva ox..
al oth cough mediciutz i'm many reri,esis sIeS
taNe, y cures tae cough, WITHOUT rRopuefyo s,,.r~
" anT sIoAAek as az other rough fe,redss do.n tl
n.vs r,-oo' y sAswzssf THg pIsEAsEtx a yrw
s.bl. .,s ~ = pleasant TO iake-s purely scal
his " soeow Us tfse. Anoshsfs feasof, vhv /,
old y fTeierred Is prepared from the rec.p, u an
II experienced praofitjoirr ul,u has csyot fl,r.
30 q his lie 10 the sdy and gaioa or srrh,
o. tne iuugs and chest si patients will not take ha
o,ainay cough reineces from ihe that hey are ~,
producing SICKNESS nj the sroxsen
Inc Peciora Baisatn ~ pleasant 10 tske h certain 10
cure Tue useaSe WIN not slcke The mach but hi
relieve and cure the cough by sas Ing iatis,u rre,s,
sleep. A 'e'sesa''is
are cured by the use OF this remedy in n ,s, 10 nt
Nany cases OF seemingly. hnpsls--s rnsumptis, ha.,
pseh permanently cured by the ,I his .,,
ieine hefef give up while theFs bt,ttls Ia, e ,t
any NUMBER o. testimonials hvs been received b, 1, ,
vpslof wit6 The request ihni they might he pnl-h~
~ ma nK aii conHdence in the Ba,n nd brlt.vi
tna me articles will recommend itseif ss ~, ,,,
eu u sxpcdisHs publish thenI. u vnls rFs,rs os, -
.no oeses 70 satisfy any they have Vi itss,,ss.
re.nsay thai cors coughs cods and aihsus ,ekss.r
Fac simie the proprietor. ssualare on the ou.as
JOHN LARK, II. D..
r,,.aa< sole Agent CsIiforn'l
M ~ aais
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

CANDIDATES FoR THE PRKsIpEScY.-The
following gentlemen have received nominations
from Conventions, for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency. As there are men from every
State in the Union. and of every shade Of poll
tics. in our midst, we give them list from
which to select their favorites First and fore
most is the American ticket
Millard Fillmore OF n. Y, and Andrew
jackson Donnelson Of Tenn, then the Bolt
ing Americans, ~ F. Banks OF Mass, and
Wm. F. johnson of ra., Sub Boilers, X. F.
stockton Of ~ j.. and Kenneth Raynor, ol
n. c. Republicans, John c. Fremont oI
). c., and wm. L. Dayton of n j.. Demo
cratic, James Buchanan of Pa, and James C.
BIeckenridgc ofky. Abolition, Gcrrit Smith
Of y Y, and Saml. Mcfarland of Pa.
The straight old l;ne Wings held Convep
tion at Louisville, July 4th. to nominate tick
ct. Persons not satisfied with ny Of the above
had better not be rash till the Wing nonina
ticn is made known
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rar Gen. wuLrr stormed the heights of

r6r Gen. WuLFF stormed the heights Of
our ofhee yesterday and fell in tic attempt
not particle in our estimation. An immense
watermelon bomb fell in our midst without
any serious Injury 10 any one. The Gen. has
a battery just opposite with which he is deter
mined 20 conquer IN honorable peace with his
customers. A look, over across Just now re.
minds rs OF the moonlight excursions Of long
ago.
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~ Buchanan in his letter of accep-
tanee seats himself fat on the Cincinnati
platform, announces, in effect, that he is
clay in the hands ofPotters, and says, sub
stant;ally, take me gentlemen, make me
avessel Of honor or dishonor, mug, a
sug, or pot, and fll mo with anything
sou please c,ly narne il Damocrs.io rfin.
sicies."
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AUCTION AND COMMISSIONS SALES.
w. TAYLOR, NEVADA, AUcTfosEER

r licensed under ths Act Of May Is 1854 VII give hin
IL attention to general Auction and Commission bus
ness- Outdoor ssies Of ReA Estate. DRY Goods and
Provisions Of ali classes Hardware Jevsry. Croekery
and Glass Ware Books. Stationery and Furniture Hor
Cattle Carriages and Wagons and every description
Property that may be offered for Public Prvate sale
In Nevada or any part sf hs County the shortest
tice VIII collect Rents Notes and Accounts Negotiate
Loars for Money Real Estate and al other reliable
curities. Bay aa4 sell County Scrip.
n. B-Personx having Money tnat they may vish "a
Lozn good securities and others that may wish 20 Bor
row by Offering the satisfactory ntes may ind il ie
their interest 70 call on the snhscrher who will do al
within his power give satisfaction 10 shese that may
trust business 10 his care.
References 70 business community 10 Nevada sCock
EFT Page r. Mckee Co James Il coghiii San Fran
cisco Frank l. Aud. Rsq. Narysye. Lloyd Tivis. ksq4
E. p. F1gx Esq. J. D Thompson, Esq. Sacramento.
c1Ecs a. /. p Ven Hegans, Esq EFrat sireft nearly
crrcsite tbs rnised SKATE. Iietel
Ss-zda.r JULY 7fh. 1855,
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BAgrlar Caunca susrAlsrp 81

BAPTlsr CHURCH SusrAIsxD BIZ rHr
coxaITrEE.-We have been requested to
publish the result of the investigation Of
$ committee of ministers and laymen,
which met in this city on the 9th inst, to
adjust the differences heretofore existing
between parties laying conflicting claims,
70 be the Baptist Church.
Want Of space, at the late hour Of the
request, prevents compliance. A brief
statement must suffice for the present, in
stead.
The principal question before the coun-
cil was, who constitutes the Baptist
Church, Several excluded members, rails
cd the point that they were not excluded,
but themselves and others were the
Church denying the membership ofthose
who had been received into the Church
since said exclusion, and denying also that
Mr.. Stone was pastor.
These excluded persons presented q
written request that the committee decide
who constitutes the Church. The COM
'nittee state, that they have made full
and fair investigation of the whole mat
ter at issue, and decide those to compose
She Church who were originally members,
and all who had since been recorded, ex-
ccpting those dismissed, deceased or es-
sluded
They also decide that Mr.. Stone was
regularly called to the pastoral care of the
Church, and that not charge had been
brought against him as gentleman, a
christian and minister
The chairman Of the committee, in a
note to ourself, abiding to the matter,
states that the examination demonstrated
10 the committee, that those acting with
Dir. Stone, viz: Messrs. Crossman, Todd
Richardson, Bicknell and others, are the
Church proper.
The excluded partly does not abide the
decision Of the committee.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

peA- The Newburgh Telegraph, says
Ex-President Van Buren, was thrown from
his horse not long since, and severely, but
not dangerously injured This is not the
worst fall Matty has had in life.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

R- MR. EDWIN BoorH takes his bene-
# this, friday evening, on which occa-
sion be will appear in the character of
Richeiisu. one of his favorite pieces; sup
ported by the entire strength Of tho COM
pany.
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ROWS CIRcus.-Ihis excellent equestrian
troupe viii visit this cty again, and give se-
Tics Of their inimitabc performances on the
30th and 5lst inst. The company will also
visit San Juan, and Orleans Flat They
haye many new novelties, and are giving
grea. satisfaction wherever they appear. See
advertisement.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

FILlxoRE HAS ACCEPTED the nomination
of the American party, and placed himself
nnreservedly on the platform erected by
the convention at Philadelphia.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

e6- Rogers says the Loco Focos arc rush.
iag in considerable numbers to the Doctor s
Office TO get the Democratic blood let out Of
their veins so that they can vote for Bucban-
an.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
NeYada BakerY.

No. 81 Main Street, Nsroda.
,HE undersigned has this day purchased he entire
interest Of Geo. W. Dickinson, tot the Nevada Ba-
kerry and isDow prepared to furnish Bread Pies Cakes
Graham and Boston Brown Bread and fsncy Pastry.
Wedding Cake iced Cake for parties made to order -
be shortest noticefn styscnpt exceled BY any and
tin quantity 70 any amount
In connection the Bar will be stocked with the best
of Liquors. &c &c and will be presided over by RICE,
AND LUpToN, (cf Sand Bank notoriety. } who will
be happy SEQ his old friends, and many Lew ones
as will favor him with can
n B. Oyster Stews and Buad and Mix al the short
est notice.
BY strict attention to busines. and my best endesr
ors to render satisfsction4 hope tomerit shas It
public patronage. .~-s1 JAMES C0PP.
woLfs' sCHIEDAM SC1INAPPSs
QANCRoFTS' xxhi,s Cider.
Turner's Norwood Cordial and Come esrrps.
claret and saatssre Wines.
SPARKLING Hock. -
Genuine Swiss Absinthe, Kirsehs Curacao, Msras-
chambertih nnd Anisette. For sale by
Nevada, Jan. ~ 1856.
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ExrRrss FAvoRs.-We are indebted to
Nicholson. as usual, for first papers from
the Atlantic side.
The Pacific Express Co., will receive
our thanks for the usual files of California
papers, and other polite attentions.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

u9- The story Of the capture of Ned.
McGowan by the Vigilance Committee. is
wholly unfounded.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

s0r As we go to press Maj. Downing is
s.iil aliSc, though there is bat little hope OF
his recovery.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
FRlsHlE's TAEATRE,

rUVIE underigued would respectfully inform the
n profession that, owing to the the fact that NO
5. POTTER has utterly fsiled to comply With tho
terne of the contract by which eaFed him my The
afro viii let it by tho Night, Week. or MonihScr
Dramatic Entertainments, Concerts and Exhibitions.
The THEATRE. has been fitted up at great expense
and the stage enlarged With stock af scensrs
Il will comfortably seat EIGHT HUNDRED PER
SONS. All communications addreSsfd 10 ne will 10
promptly attended 10
Nevada, March 2S, 1876. LIP. FRfsRIE
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n9- The condition of Hopkins has NOT
materially changed Of late.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
A S s A Y q + FL Gi,,,
JESTH & HUNTER.

Ass1rxns or GolB eaEs or EsxA.s llsscs,y4,os
FIRST street, Third Door from d. Mar, ssilir. =.
EETuESs MArz WITHIN Z aouks
TOR the convenience Of ea-salasfp 4. the inte-
L rior, We have established lsfassch VI sug
hSSA F1CE
IN this city The reputation Of nar Bass tsshx vi.
essablRhad In San francisos and New Yasf ne, ..1s
always be cashed cz the most sds ansaesaps Terms
we shall be prsfsred to fnrnsh sur y vii
cpin g icI snel- carr vt rates but it.is ~ s4ncs "
fartie, ssnding ns % The Intysior can have
retnsns, IN COIN. bgzths ,rpress rhieh is.,.s -
fullowing morning. = = =
Hates Of CHARGES - IN san Frsncista..
s HlLLEN HUNrsk. uas4tsti,ls..
z. JESfH, s4n Francisco.
| Marvssille, june l3sb ia66 SIN
t3f) y cioaee has@iix iegfs Ii al.r i
y Teal t<ccs 81 Esosa s.rssE: - s.
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ROWE e&s Co.'s
CIRCUS

sa- This company viii perform at Grass VALLEY, on
Monday, July 26th
Al Rough Ready, Tuesday, July 10Th.
Al San juan Friday, August 1st.
AZ Orleans Fiat Saturday and Sunday Aug Cd and ID
CHARLES c. PEI1, Agent.
Nevada, July Is, lsse-2w
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THIS GREAT
WARRANTED NEllgDT 3

IS PURELY VEVETABLE
Beware of Counterfeit Thsextensive sale Of tails won
dsrfu medicine has already caused person
to palm of the unsuspecting, spurious compound
closely resembling the Original Be partculArfto buy
without the written signature OF A. Psrera NJ D.
the outside wrapper Of each bottle All others are
isrfeit and their compounders will be punished with the
utmost rigor of the Jaw.
Price-THREE DOLLARS per Bottle. For sale by D.
Babeock, sole Agent for California Oregon Sand
wich Islands to whom all orders be addressed
.kbsral discount made to nholsae dealers
D. BABCocK. Wl,olsale Druggist.
II Davis street, = an Francisco.
LIST OF AGEST5--Dr. JOHN LARK Nevada; Rice,
Coffin Co, AaEysvle; B. K SsarkNeather, Stockton
W. II. Bruner sonora; BENZ. Shurtleif Shasta; Child
worthen, Placervilie Drug Store, Paceryille Justn
Gates Jr Sacramento city; Dr. r. W. Carr Downicvlle
De. w H. Gatf, Yreka Dr. J. B. Wins ton, Los Angelica;
wheney Morse San Diego; George L. Story Portland
Oregon
Nevada, July Z, I85e-on
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

BOOT S &c SHOES
OF every description can be found at LEWIS RosEs-
BAun's,
No. 80 Commercial Street,
Brick Store sign of the big Boot Our stock com
prisss general assortment Of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Shoes
MEMS, BOYS YOUTHS BOOTS SHOES.
N. B-As We are desirous Of establishing sound
and permanent business We shall all times endeav-
OF TO kesp on hand good assortment Of Doors 4
Shoes which will sell at the lowest possible rates
thereby hoping TO give general satisfsction We re-
spectfuly Invite the Ladies Of Nevada and vicinity
C give US acall a complete assortment Of MIxIso
Doors constantly kept on hand.
Nevada. July iith, 1856,
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
UIF Ia FIU WOIIT
CAUTION TO PERSONS
......WH0 DRINK Ar.
3 ~ y - n IA d H O . ! - .

humorous complaints made Of persons who keep
Bars Steamboats, and in Hotels who FIJI up my empty
bottles with common Gin and sell to the unsnspecting
for my
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18

SUMMONS.
SrATE OF CALiroRSIA. County of Nsvads, Town
~ ship Of Nevada, SO. Justice Court Before T. P
Van Hagen J p The people of the state of Califor-
mia to John d. Pinkerton
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un-
dersigned Justice Of the Peace at bis Office In said
Township, on saturday, the 18th day of uly A. D.
$50 at III O'Clock, A. NJ, to 10 the complaint
of James Monroe who demands Of you the sum ozone
hundred and eleven 75l00 dollars as aprears by his
complaint now on file in my Office. On failure so to
appear and answer judgment viii be rendered against
you for the Of SllIT5 damages and eos,s Of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of JIne 1856
l. p. VAN HAesS. Justice OF the Peace
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township OF
Nevada 1t satisfactorily appearing to me that the
above defendant has left the county il il ordered that
publication Of Summons be made iuthe Nevada our
nal for one month. / p. vas HAeKx j. p
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
MIKE IN TOWN.

MIKE m TOWN.
- N LEWIS better known a. NIKE
one Of cur
- PIONEER MERCHANTs,
Is on hand again III L takes this
method TO inform his old customer,
and the public generaly that he has associated him.
self with A RosExBAUH. of Nevada, to carry on the
BOOT AND 8 n o 2 TRADE
IA all its branches, under the name and style ol
IseVV19 - E0Sen15a11n
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
AROMATIC SCHNAPPS,

would therefore advise all who drink the Schnapps
such places 10 MARX IuE APrEaRANcr and
he outside wrapper label should deiaccd 10 REFusE
TO DRINK unless FRksR BOTTLE ofrSrp.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
JOHN LARK
SUMMONS.

Agent ior Nevada No. % Main street and for ssle b,
Druggists generally i-3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
TESTIMONIALS FROM the Press.
From the Southern Medical journal.

EIou Ant SOUTHERN medical JouTDal.
PROFESSOR HrSGERFoRDAi Aithough opposed to the sys-
TEN Of yet deem It but just to this gentle
man 70 ADMIT that his system Of treatment In Private
esses undoubtedly the most approved ono now use
throughout the civilized world. 49-3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-18
DAVID II. HURKE. Sole Aeont
DR.. HUNGeREORDIS MEDICAL N0TIcFS

N - - a. <kxk11 JulG 11ts uuI
IS Clay street, (at Blackman Howard l. Co'sl
San FranciHco March ii, 1886 - Gu
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM E1JRopE


LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
new oRK, Feb. 9th.-The New steamship Persia
arrived Ut o'clock to day. She brines dates from
Liverpool Of the 26th January:
The steamship Pacific ssiled from Liverpool on the
23d January.
The Arago arrived at Southampton on the 25th.
Peace negotiations are apparently progressing,
though it would be some days yet before the prelim.
naries are signed.
The Gar has ordered suspension Of hostlities in
the Crimea. The chances are in favor of speedy
and pacific settlement q as,.1s
Russia's sincerity is much doubted - ever, but
so far appearances are fair and Straightforward.
France, England and Austria continue to accord,
though it is oreseen that grave questions must arise
during the negotiations So. sg
LrvERPooL., Jan. 26.-Richardson & Spence re-
port cotton on the 23d brisk since then steady,
and closed at LILO higher than the previous Fridays
quotations Orleans Fair Gid; Kidding 81; Up.
lands, Fair 81 Middings GIG. The sales Of the
week arc upwards of 10000 bales of which spec.
ula:ors and exporters took 10000 bales each. The
stock in port amounts to $4,000 bales, of which
5000 are American.
Flour was quiet sales of Western Canal at 40s.
Ohio 42s.
Wheat had slightly improved demand; sales of
Red at los. lOd, to lis 3d.; White lis to lbs.
LONDON MARKETS, JAN 26.-Baring & Brothers
report iron in demand, at eS 5s for bars and rails
pig 76s. American Stocks have improved, and are
in good demand, and prices have advanced. Consols
9O4 to sol. The bullion in the Bank had increased
to $4,000.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Nov. 23d, 1878.

Cor CdSneU:
SIR: Congress have desired that this State will
furnish gallcs to attack East Florida without loss Of
time. Those which we have here are by no means
fit to so, except the Dragon and Tartar; am there
fore prompted, by the great desire which the Coun-
Gil and myself feel to execute the designs of Con-
gress to wish that the Caswcll might BE- sent with
them on this expedition; for l suppose, from the
particular construction of that vessel and the nature
of the SERVICE that she would be of great use on
this occasion. From your well-known zeal for the
public good, entertain doubt that every thing
tentng to promote it, will meet your ready
renee. If you approve of sending the Caswcll on
this expedition, and think her place can be supplied
by one Of our gaies, will Immediately order one
of our best to her station.
shall thank you for an answer by the bearer,
whom charge with dispatches to you from the
President of Congress.
am, Sir, your most humble serv'nt,
p. HENRY.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE K. MS.

The dark lantern was temporarily laid aside, and
. daylight Convention Of the Know Nothings of the
Wilmington District was held at Eizabethtown, Bla-
den, on the 9th instant. We learn from the Herald
that delegates were present from Robson, Cumber-
land Bladen, Columbus, Brunswick. and New Han
over-Sampson, Duplin, and Richmond unrepresen-
ted Resolutions were adopted approving of the
Philadelphia MISUNDERSTANDING that they {" will
not approve of the nomination of any one who "a
opposed to the 10Th section of that platform and
instructing their delegates to their influence for
the postponement of the Convention to later day
than the 22d February. John A. Baker, of New Hano.
yer, and A. A. McKethan, of Cumberland, were ap-
pointed delegates to the Convention; and DR.. S. S.
Satchwell and Dan'l L. Russell, alternates.
Convention of the X. Ms of the 9Th or Noun:
tain District was held at Marion on the 2sth Janua-
ry. The Counties of Burke, Mcdowell, Rutherford,
and Buncombe were represented-Wilkes, Watauga,
Caldwell, Henderson, Yancey, Haywood, Macon,
Cherokee, jackson, and Madison being unrepresent-
ed. But we presume that the lawyers who were
present. representing four Counties, deemed them
selves competent to act only for their four Coun
ties but for the other ten Counties of the District
Resolutions were adopted approving the Philadelphia
dency, and Mr.. Badger of this State, for the Vice
Presidency. The /" cold shoulder " is thus given to
Mr.. Rayner. These very X. Ms consented, in 1852,
to the slaughter of both Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. Web
st.r, and sustained Gen. Scott. who more orless
identified with Seward Do they suppose that their
brethren of the free States, who have, in all their
State Councils, repudiated the 18th section of the
Philadelphia PLATFORM and who have gained strength
since 1882, by the agitation Of the slavery question,
will now consent to nominate Mr.. Fillmore? The
nomination of Mr.. Badger for the Vice Presidency
presents case equally hopeless and absurd. He
voted for the Kansas Nebraska bill and there is not
X. N. in all the free States who is irreconcila
bly, opposed to that measure. They will never
tain man who voted for it. Besides, we know of
public man in North Carolina who-leaving that
vote out of views more unpopular than Mr. Badg
err certainly there is public man within our bor-
ders who has less claim than he has popular af.
affection and confidence.
Col John Baxter and C. T. n. Davis, ESQ.,, were
appointed delegates TO the Philadelphia Convention.
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MARRIED..

In Granville county, the e2d January, 1885, by the
Rev Dr. jackson Harris, of Henderson, Granville County
Mr. Sydney Scott of Wake county, to Miss Moore
Granville county.
In Caswell county, N Co. the 9th inst, by the Rev,
G. G. Walker, Mr. William Aldridge to Miss Bette Dom
no, all of Caswell.
On the 9th of November, 1885, in Milan county, Texa:
Dr. McCnoch, formerly Of Lenor county n C., to Mis-
On the 2ndnstant. the house of Austin jones' by Re-
j. C. Marcou Mr. Afford E. Rowland and Miss Margare.
E., daughter of Austin Jones.
AIso Sd instant, ut the house of Bennett Rowland:
by the same Mr. Qunton C. Rowland and Miss Eliza JAM
daughter of Bennett Rowland, all of Wake county
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KINGSTON, LIST Decent err, ITS.

SIR: had the honor to receive your fav or of the
2ad ut, this day, when Immediately laid the same
before the Council, who from desire Of the States
rendering every service in her power to the United
States, have advised me to send the Caswell, with
such o. your gallies you may think proper to the
attack of Florida, your sending of the gal
lies, belonging your State to her station Ocra
cock. This appears to to be absolutely necessa-
ry for the protection of the trade of both States
SHALL therefore, order the ship to be in readiness
join such of yours you shall order on that expe
dition.
The time when you think your gallies will arrive
at Ocracock you will be pleased to advise me, that
the Caswel may be in readiness to proceed without
loss of time.
have the honor to be, with great respect and es-
TEEN, Sir, your most obedent servant,
R. CASWELL.