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Merchants at this Port, asthing

be

any

wheiter there would__ objection to Vessels under the Peruvian and Spanish Plago preeceding from this place with Free Emigrants to Califonia, provided all the rules and regulations

now in

in force

carefully complied with.

Being under the

2.

in

were

impression

that the two monthly Steamers under English and American Plage amply sufficed for the accommodation of the Free Emigrants to Jan Francisco, I

له

was not disposed to give favorable reply and considered.

Sendiri

it expedient to consult lamat

3.

me

Another reasons

my

influencing

mo in the adoption of such

course was

the knowledge that the Vesels for which Licenses being sought, had been

were beine

engaged for

The Macas Coolie

Trade, and were under the

charge of insecpuilors and untrustwority Officers and men of all nationalities, quite muft,

The accompramping

evidenced

by

Mo2 extract from a local paper, to take charge of Emigrants.

When submitting the quation

4.

to the Cemmeil, I panted out that

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