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.,rtv.yoRK, March 8.
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I ) 6salage'a, Ces. 20, 1893.

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6sndGgen, oe'. 20 1898.
II Pen ,sr saiIsd rom Carlscrona, IN owe-
:" :, : week suce, with a convoy IN
~, sSell la, .e,ion Of near 200 merchantmen
rolr prov Our convoy got into the wish
Ir ala ,+ al, | believe, except one taken
l.l,P. en- shore, which were y ere; burn y, 5y
sna ll,sl 10 prevent their faiilng INTO the
E'I I. 4 ths Danes.
nsnss, to cover and protect them.
he Danish gun boats rowing to-
sss Ems. d the punnber Of 80 boats per-
va0'' = do nor know, but for your INFORM
ef' ~ IN YOU, when large ship is becalm
al'l quite unmanageable, mere log
q y ,~.+rr. which was our case. The
q US 9Th their oars took the opportunity
Da 'as,e ,' On our quarters and bows, where
SVl New we were weakest, and cndea-
'fs' NJ ! rake us. About hall past two
Fa %, ,b.y came within gun shot ofus and
y o3sn.da brisk fire on them, from as
'. ofour guns as We could bring 10 bear
nan Am. TGer continued advancing and
0 sa:;aprd thsmsclves some on the quarters
..5,olas on the bows.
these boats have, in a calm, much su-
..,;.-i;y over ship; by means OF their
-, ,hsy Car pall round ship IN any di-
'.,',op. ard ttipg smaA, comparatively
Il, sseek IN he water, thcy are 10 mark
: ST. 4 Ike q large ship. They amount
-, S. as "a, as we canlean, 70 about 1870
r,,' and f2a guns, SIS AID 42's with
srr.s. 70 do them ;ustice, they showed
ru.5 courage in coming near US, tor our
sot vent far over tae.n.
eIhsir grape shot could only be lillened
n sewers Of Store or dast thrown into the
| AsBg saoves. The serene round me was
soon snocked away entirely, BY splinters.
4 cutridge d powder, OF 4 los. which |
Kid over M head to the man above me,
av Up. the iii of the cartridge box being
d, without hurting me, except a slight
@ake onthe eye.
@Athalf past seven, those that remain
ed Of the enemy began to pull away from
us. am informed by our people who
Esse O. dysk, tia, they supposed the Danes
nHrredexrvmeh BY our FIRE, as they saw
sysral hosts sink, and they were picking
he people out of inc water. Some had
10 more than FIVE mcn left in them. The
darkness OF the night finished the business.
AT the conclusion We 6nd that we hare
asatmen killsd outrgh., and in wounded
many badly. The total is 81.
"0ur coioTs were twice shot away. The
tseng, supposing we had struck, huzza-
Nsndqalied nearer; We huzzad and pelt-
ca away at them they drew back.
"Our boats are all shot to pieces, an
AIMED chtst on the poop blown to pieces
Sy'nslr she'is; but thank God we beat
pFn oil. We suppose their loss in men
- three times greater than ours, cen
s1sIng the numhers, and from what those
- saOOf deck saw. Those now in the ship,
s :. VINO were In lord Nelson's last action
sat- .,sla,Sar, say, this surpassed ii for hard
e., . = evinces the vonderfuI efhca-
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~ T u / T I @ N.

THE Subscriber informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Alexandra and its vicinity,
that he has opened SCHOOL in that COM
molious room on King street, opposite the
Indian Queen tavern, formerly occupied as
a school room b. MIR. W16ar) where he will
teach Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book
keeping, Mensuradon and Navigation on mo-
derate terms. Aattering himself, that by ASST
duous attention to the improvement Of his
Pupils, he may merit share ofpublic patro-
mage.
Abraham Walker.
March 10. dim
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Notice is hereby given,

TO tic Stockholders fthe Washington B77dse
C0mhany,
That the fourth testament of Ten DoIIars,
On each share, is called for, which must be
paid on or before the Goth instant, agrecably
to the act Of Congress, entitled g An act au-
thorising the erection of bridge over the IL
yer Potomac, within the district of Column
bia.''
BY order ofthe Directors,
Daniel Carroll. of Dud'n.
PRESIDENT
March SO. st
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a|eranDrta Datlp @a;ette.
fRIDdY, MARCH 10.
-.-.-u,o@--..

From the Baltimore american OF llaYch3.
BY a gentleman who arrived here this day
in the L'Etoile from Gaudaloupe, for Bor-
deaux, which vessel put in here in distress,
having sprung both her masts in the Mona
passage when chasedby two English frigates
we learn that Guadaloupe. was expected to
be, attacked every day by the English, the
latter had with 1900 men made an attack
on Martinique, and were repulsed in two pc
1eral engagements, in one OF which the
English lost 1000 and the French 500 men,
The English still remained on the island
which was blockaded by.about 60 vessels OF
war. The English "a. the Captain, late
Nelson's Gag ship, and brig was driven
ashore and lost.
From the same source we learn that a
vessel had arrived at Guadaloupe from 10
rien,, which she left Jan. 4, bringing ac-
counts that Bonapartr and his brother 10
seph entered Madrid Oh the 4th Dec. The
Spanish Junta had ca,,itnlated and entered
into engagements with The French emperor,
ta7t. none Of the English troops should es-
pc from Spain, and had delivered them Up
as hostages TO Bonaparte for the ful6lment
thereof. Bibca was taken, with number
Of English vessels which were in barber
Juuot had marched against Lisbon Vast
quantities Of English goods have been seiz-
ed and con6scated.
The cause Of the Spanish priests & their
English al,xiliaries appears to be now de-
cided. 1t IS very questionable whether a
ny of the English will be able 10 reach any
one port to re-embark. Bonaparte on en-
tering Spain issued manifesto holding the
Spaniards responsible for every English.
man in the country. The Bulletins down
TO the 18th had been received at Guada-
loupe, but our informant did not know
thvir cootcn;s.
This stroke of the French emperor should
it terminate in the capture of the grand
English arrnies will have a great effect IN
restoring the tranquility of Europe. Be
side a great number of the flower OF the
English nobility, there are above forty mem
bers OF the British Parliament with the ar
mics in Spain.
Captain Russell arrived last evening from
Nassau, informs us, that on Wednesday
the 18th ult. the British government brig
Despatch, arrived atthat place from cru:ze
"a few days before her arrival, she had
spoken apacket dispatched by lord CoIling-
wood to the governor of Jamaica, with III
telli8ence OF great battle having been
fought near Madrid, between the combined
British ard Spanish troops with the French,
in which the latter were completely defeat
ed, with the loss of 10000 men. Captain
Z. informs lis, that this intelligence receiy-
ed general credit at Nassau, and that an
eetra paper containing it was IN the press
when he sailed. This account corresponds
with the report received via Bermuda.
LCharleston paper FEB. IS.
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Ne.
o =, = an -Sct ofhe CORPORATION Of Aler-
Se., -: "a j'r the ertinguisAment of Fire.
slt !, s ~ !, ii any person who shall be pre-
/. o,aa MY nrF shall neglect or refuse to obey
b ans asf OF direction Of any officer who shalt
ii&eyGy 'a'ee by any FIRE company now estab-
ed la. (which may be hereafter establish
So 1,l mug him to be an officer, such per.
hs, 5. prielt and pay the sum of five dol
1--we !. ,O'iled the name of such officer shall
apsn' 'D asst published in one ofthe public
IS.u IS ofthe Star Fire comhcny, or
lsopmas = oC evening, the 4th instant, the fol-
cs othcers were chosen -
Tp. es Driqker. LIST \
- Ffsr..-.
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lsi,, Rabbit-Skins. -
sbitSkiO. Purchase a quantity of the best
s.sAl. John G. Laid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03

great want, and has wife and six young
children to support;
s.. Resolved, therefore, rs the opinion OF
this committee, that the pctit;ss of John
Rudd, praying to be placed on the pension
list, is reasonable.
6 Resolved, also, as the opinion of this
committee, that the petition of Martin Minis,
late keeper of the penitentiary house, pray
ing that he may be allowed the SUN of six
teen hundred and four dollars, sixty-two
cents, for extra diet and services rendered
the sick prisoners, from the commencement
of the institution to the Goth January, 1907,
be rejected.
The 1st, Sd, 4th and 5th resolutions being
read second time, were agreed to by the
h use.
! The I'd resolution being read a second
time, was disagreed to by the house.
| The 9th resolution being read a second
time, was, on motion, ordered TO be laid up
ON the table.
| Ordered, that bills be brought in pursu.
ant to the LIST, Sd, 4th and 5th resolutions
and that the committee OF Claims do pre-
pare and bring IN the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03
.Dlrglnla 2tegl9iaturt.
H oUsE OF DELEGATES.
FRrDAY December %

FRIDAY December 90.
The following engrossed bills were seve-
rally read th'rd tine and passed
A bill "RcIeasing to Nicholas GautieT.
the conmonweai tbs right to certain land
therein mentioned"
A bill Releasing the commonwealth
right to a lot Of land IN the town of Wheel
my to Thomas Bard"
Ordered, that the clerk carry the said
bills to the senate and desire their concur
renee.
A bill "Concerning certain fines assess
ed on Peter Beverly Whiting IN his lifetime,
and on his execurx since his death 4"
A bin "To incorporate the Halifax Ma
nufacturing Society,""
A bill "Legalizing the appointment of
overseers OF the poor in Hampshire and
Warwick counties ;" and
bill g. Establishing an inspection of
-four in the county of Amherst" (which
bills lay on the table) were severaljy read
FIRST time, and ordered to be read a Sc
cond time.
The following report (Which lay on the
table was taken up and read
The committee for courts of Justice have.
according To order, had under their con.
sider@tion several petitions to them refer
red, and have come to the following resolu
tious thereupon
Resolved, as the opinion of this cam
mittce, that the petition of John Swearin
gen, sheriff OF 'helcounty of Brooke, praying
lhat ne may be exonerated from payment
o; the damages mentioned in judgment OLD
tanned against him in the general court for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03
IN THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
FRIDAY, Dec 81.

INlDA1, OcC o.
The house proceeded to consider the
preamble TO The resolutions heretofore
uuan mpusly adopted by the house, on the
su Jcct OF the foreign relations Of the g..
States, VIII ch preamble VS. laid upon the
table, when the SAID resolutions were adopt
ed;
A motion was made TO strike from the
prea mble the following words, . AS if
France and not herself had been the mss
tress OF this inveo,Ion," and the question
beng pat on the motion for striking out the
said words, 1t passed in the neg itive.
The question being then put on the pre-
smble as reported by the committee, It
p ,sed in tile affirmative. Ayes 10
Noes %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03

Weaving widow with three inf.n. children
yno were raised by her industry and % r
alone; that she is now old and iutir,n a,d
reduced to very indigeut circumstances:
2. Resolved therefore as the cpinioo OF
his committee, that the petition of Lydia
rackett, widow of Benony Tatckett de.
ceased aforesaid, praying tor present re-
l,ef, and also that she may be placed on
the pension list, is reasonable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03
NEWs FROM CANADA.

A letter from gentleman in Montreal
to his relative in this city, dated Deem
Der 8, 1903, sta,es that, the day before,
troops were passing n large numbers,
from u per into Lower Canada-that the
non-intercourge law uld be viewed as a
declaration ofwar--anJ that 10000 stand
OF arms, and large quantity of ammuni
tion, had been sent to- the Indians, who
have engaged to aid the British in proseCu-
ting the war.
We are informed that these facts have
been communicated to the President Of the
u States. Bait. Eve. Post.
No doubt-prepar 8tions are making in
Canads and Nova Scotia. But, they are
only storing a. spells TO reward Amer can
valour, If war takes place. They are pro-
vJd ng for defcpcc---for as to theirinvadine
rs the idea slaughabie. Their aeets. to be
sire, may annoy Us on the Atlantic coast
and he savagfs ct the N. W. may scare q
few women aid children on the frontiers
but, injured Americans only stand lie
s,ey hounds in slip" impa.ienty waiting
the signal for vengeance. Wing.
According % letters from Miilcdgcvillc,
Gays the savannah Republican, the legis
Iature has so ,h,hed he alIeviating act
u ls.t session, as to admit OF the commence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03
SATURDAY, Dec. "a.

An engrossed bill &c for dividing the coun-
ty of Harrison" (Which lay OH the tablc)
was taken up and read third time, and
several blanks therein flied up; and pas
sed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03

ment Of suits, on refusal of debtors 10 pay
one tbrd the amounts aue by them, and
:; wing freehold security for the balance.
X similar provision is likewise matte in
avor of executions now lying over
The grand Jury Of the circuit court late
ly held at M,lledgeviile, have presented
Judge Johnson. of South Carolina, for i'm
p.oper interference with the executive, in
granting mandamus in the case of the
ship Resource, at Charleston, in May last.
i'd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03
EMBARGO VIOLATED!!.

We understand the ship Sally, which
sailed from City Point short time since,
laden with three hundred hogsheads OF
Tobacco, and confessedly bound to some
port in the Atlantic States, has not arrived
at her destined port, nor h IS she been heard
of since the time of her departure. The
coast p. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-03


, IL months pay for the
com nissioned officers, 3 i34,7o7 so
! IA do for non commits
sionea officers, musicians
& ptiyales, 3l6,s75
do. subsistence of
the commissioned off.
GERS, al 20 cents per ra-
ton, 3s,5e7 50
7 ! do. do. Of The non
commissioned officers,
s Sc. al cents per ration, 273812 so
CloathIng for non commIs.
stoned officers, &c, at SI4
each, $4,000
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FORT WAYNE, October s.

q treaty was concluded at this place. on
NC So'h ult. By his excellency William Hen
: harrison, governor of the Indiana Ter
,nofy, and commissioner on the part Of the
oSrlle;l States with the Miamies, Potawati-
iISA and the Eelriver tribes of Indians /;
-Shsh they have ceeed to the u. S. a
s s CT land on both sides OF The Wabash RI
.S,extendng from hcland heretofore own
M0y the 5. around Vincennes,u pto within
:, ~ mixes OF the mouth OF Vermi,lion river.
). ,aey also coded by the same treaty tract
60 Ss'Wslve miles wide, extending along the
=, boundary line, established by the
ga, asaey OF Gresnsil.e, as high up as Fort Re
gs Inc foregoing cessions are computed a,
sssoo,c0o acres, and contain some Of the
4ass' land in the u. States.
leu will epleased to publish in your pa
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Increase this year 11o43

Nearly eighty years l,:ve rolled bv since
the Rev. John Welsey, his brother, and a
tew others, who were then students in the
university of Oxford, incurred the appella-
ton OF MethoeIists, in consequence of their
abstenlous, orderly, methodica!, and devo-
tionai habits. But neither the scorn>. nor
SCOTS, nor ridicule, nor persecution of tine
proud, vain and licentious. could divert this
noble, l!fustrious, and reso.ute phalanx from
that line OF duty which they had resolved to
pursue.
Their habits and principles nave in short
source OF time spread over all chis,endom,
aud notwithstanding they have been opposed
step by step by prosecutors, and their down.
tall has been predicted at all times and in all
Places they have grown with great strength
both IN Europe and America.
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Uncommon case ofDebkt;ou.

A communication from Dr.. John R. Lu-
Gas, of Mecklenburg, published in the
last " Enquirer" printed at Richmond, in
Virginia, relates remarkable instance of
the violence and obstinscy of acute inaam-
nation, which is not unworthy Of notice.
The patient was Captain James NlJzsn, Of
the same county a man thirty years
of age, of a full and p:ethoric habit of BIO.
dy, when in health, and accustomed to dali
ly exercise on foot, of a bilious aspect
His complaint was an inhammatory afec-
ton of the lungs. Dr.. Lucas visited him
at intervals from the Goth of May last to the
9th OF August in the present year during
which period, blooa letting was almost the
only remedy prescribed. Emollient medi-
clnes were administered during the time,
but merely for the purpose of harmonizing
the state of the bowels, and preventing cos
tiyeness. Depletion seems to have been,
from hrst to last, relied upon by DR.. Lu-
cas-; and the result of the lancet's reiterat-
ed application afforded the most ample tes-
timony Of its efficacy. The loss Of blood
sustained by Mr.. Nible.t was truly asto-
nishing; ard re subjoin an account of it,
in the words of DR.. L. himself" From
the asth May to the 2sth July, observes
Pr - Captain Nlslsss lost By measure
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ment 600 ounces blood, and BY weight
66s ounces, drachms being, it j, pre-
sumcd, the largest quantity ever drawn
from the veins of any human being in the
same length of time by medical advice; and
for the person to bear it and do we'll. tie
was bled so different times, and the blood
every time was covered with thick, strong
white coat, and lost from q to 90 ounces
each time. He was cuppcd, and had leech-
es applied daily for severalweeks, exclusive
of the blecdings at the arm and the dis
charge from the seton.
x On ounce IF 6lqed by measure, weighs
3 dr4chms and II grains.
At a late hour last night, tbs following
fact came to our knowledge.
The new Spanish Minister, Don
Onis, has not been received by our
government.--He has, however, been
treated with the utmost attention by the
president Of the United States, who assur-
ed him that it gave him infinite pain not to
be able to receive him as minister, which
could not be done while Spain remained in
its present unsettled state /; and assuie ed him
at the same time, that no minister from
king Joseph could be received.
The Spanish trigate sails for Cadiz on
Sunday, bat Don Cnis Intends to rem 80 IN
this country.
(M 1ork paper, Oct "a.
Yesterday orders were received by our
collector, to grant clerrances to the ports OF
Gijon, St. Andero and St. Sebastlans---,
ports in possessions King Joseph.
IN;d.
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October2e.
PUBLIC SALE.

Under decree of the honorable the circuit
court ofthc district of Columbia, held atAlex-
andria the subscribers will expose to public
lase at the coffee-house OH the soth tay of
October, on a credit of sixty and ninety
days,
I'm Undivided moiety efa rent Elk ISL 1s
per dpilun1,
Payable for ever, charged on a lot of ground
situated at the intersection Of Wolfe and u
nion-streets,and extending southwardIy along
the west side of Union street one hundred and
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the south
side of Wolfe street sixty two feet six inches
The payment of this rent is secured by valu-
able permanent improvement . the lot, and
BY the personal liability of the late col. Fitz.
gerald, and col. VIVA. Lyles of Broad Greek
Marylsnd.
And if from the sale of the above rent.
charge the sum required by the decree of
the court cannot be raised--the subscribers
will then proceed to sell, at the same place,
and on the same credit
One andivided seven!h fart Of the reUersioz
m.Jee,
Expectant on the death of Jane Roberdeau,
widow of Daniel Reberdeau, deceased, in the
following Lots, tina: is to say, one Lot OIL
the east side of Water street between Wolfe
aid Wilkes streets, In front on Water
treet 81 feet inches, in depth 1873 feet,
and bounded on thee Moth by an alley &
feet de-On this lot is erected a handsome
and convenient story brick dwelling house,
with the usual out-housss-And two other
lots adjoining each other on the west side Of
Union-st. between Wolfe and Wilkc.streetss
in front on Union-street forty one feet, ins
depth one hundred and twenty five feet.
r. |. Taylor.
Cuthbelt POWELL
9etgssr Y,
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SbansM AHairs.
MADRID, Aug. II.
PRCCLAiMdTIJY OF. THE KING.

SOLDIERS
Its scarcely Is days since 10000 e.
nemies consisting of English, Portuguese
an Spaniards, who marched from different
points, rendtzvoused under the walls of nay
capital; bat | united on the goth Of July. at
! the bridge of Guadarama, the 1st and the
4th corps, and the reserve, defeated on that
dag the enemv. On the 9th, he repassed
in great haste tire Alberche. On the asth
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acked ip a position Judged inatsaekable
900 men have not been able to contenl
ainss 1000 French. From that time, re-
,uncing their chimerical project of con-
nest, they have fought but for safety, and
We abandoned the field of battle. More
AN COCO English, wounded, are in cur
ospitals.
The least Of our corps, the 1st, was iudg-
! sufficient to observe, and keep in check
lis army, still SO numerous in spite of its
uses. 1t remained upon the Alberche
rhilst the 18th corp. and the reserve Set out
IN the goth TO seize Oh Toledo, besieged
ythe army of La Maneha and that of
Iadrid, menaced by the same army, have
,rced the enemy, already within leagues
fthe capital, TO rrlinquish its prey. 1t
as passed the Tagas in the greatest haste,
kad flies towards the Sierra Morena, after
saving abandoned some thousands of killed,
rounded and prisoners. The Cd, 5th and
tn corps are following the rear guard of
ae enemy's army. These corps formed
motion with the 1st corps of tie Crepason
ne 7,h of August.
The English fly in every way in disor.
Icr, and.by roads hitherto Judged imprac.i-
abe to artillery. The 2l aud 5th corps are
lrsuing them.
Soldiers you have saved my capital. The
ing OF Spain thanks you; you have done
or, the brother of your emperor sees fly
effe your eagles ths eternal enemy of thc
,rlch name.
he emperor will know all that you have
Ne. He will acknowledge the brave who
Jade themselves conspicuous among the
'rs,ve, those who have received honors,,e
soun.s and if he says TO US / am con-
ent zslth yon, we shall be sufficiently re.
ompens d.
JOSEPH.
Head quarters, Toledo, Aug. 9, 1900.
he minutes taken at the several confer
noes OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
n the United States of America for the
ear 1909, exhibit their number and H.
rease in the following order:
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TPsr BRIG Wheeler.]

IcT us 'r1'11'o' !
~. Wheeler saiied from Malta on the
!. :" # August, with a British convoy, IN
Nth ship General Armstrong, Sinclair,
| Nav. Yorl, for London /; ship st. MI
>, Dawson. for Baltimore, and brig
s,ation, Leach, of Plymouth, Mas.)
! wilmington. The brig Brunette, Clark,
se,s,op. Tor London, and small Bos'
D br,r for Liverpool, and parted from
y ri Cape, fallas, on the Cd OF Septen-
' I,tt at Malta, ship weymouth, OF
|s.,on had been taken by the French and
- .slsn BY the English ship Venus, OF
E,.,sc big Amphltrlte, OF Philadelphia
H;s Commerce, Of Alexandria, taken by
| \. French, and re-saken by the Engilsh
soonrr Camilla, Of Baltimore, last from
E P BRIG Bsisey, OF Philadelphia, and
IRE About ooh of August. oil Sardi-
= w. saw a large American ship with n
Darr had, and quarter galleries, standing
. October 90, lat. SO, go, long. Is,
" WIZ, brip Romeo, C,,ls, oil Saco, IA days
,om Antigua for Boston.