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NAvAL-A letter dated from on board the u. s.
ship Saratoga, at Pensacola, dated Nov. IA, SAYS -


We have just received orders to take In four months
provisions where 10, we do not know a. yet Report
says among the Wndward Islands to pass the winter
we shall no doubt lay here all this month This leaves
US all well and hearty board and smarter ships
company never sailed with before. We beat the whole
squadron as easy as sending down lower yards and op


masts ma as II we had double our complement Of msnsnd
the easiest ship ] would desire to be on board n.
NaU. 20. ~'p nv 1'oyesH Dsocons