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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

ydtHebfe mus, SC. on me PGmNpky
ID virtue Of deed of tfist rom Martin and John
ab Minis, to Thomas Taylor and James Brown ir
bearing date the nth Nay lsls-w be sold al anctiin
tDecember 1915 f fair II not, the next fair day. All
fbat tract, piece parcel 81 LAND lying and being in
tae county of King William, the Pammky rive, las
We same 10 described IN plat thereof uade nv rafte
street, ana annexed 10 deed conveying the from
ChiBtopber Goinpkns aud Mary his wife, to the said
Martin Minis anJ J0bn Aims, hearing date the stb day
Of Decsabef, 1917 and ofrecOrd in the CONT Of Ei.g
william county, c0ntaining7i acres toRetheT with TIE
n'iis, Mil poHd, aBd houses thereon all apd sn.,u
lar the aDprrtsnauces theieto hclonging or in any wise
apperaining, being part Of The lands and premises
sold by the Representatives ~ q. Woraey TO Christopher
I"mpbins, aud webster & Wood and known by the
name formerly "f wormieys Nill and aiierly NJ the
Ming William NNls uppu tie following terms. viz -
one.third 81 TIE purchase moHcy 10 be paid within go
days from Tie day of sale ouctird iti,u ntoufbs
aud the remaining third withn - months from, such
Gay Of SALE the payments To be secured ~ negotiable
Votes well endorsed and by deed of trust on the pfo.
serty sold. THnS. TAYLuR}
y. BROWN, jr. I ''"''''''
n ~. Tile tleis believed good bat the trustees
an give warranty against Themselves. aud al persons
R@iioing under them, only. Now.
- IT TIE YcQReek of lffssrs. j!0rfin ami Toky
Minis, amt fcith ne Of nj fheir credlfoys
lrescU (oufhf gtf DfcsHf5erl-fhf s0fe offbe abore
property rus ppsfpaHed Rpfit Wednesday. the 10Th
January next, faif, ar ne fysf f0ir dav thereafter
"hcR, IN consent Of an PARTIES. me SHE 1ru be
snta1eHt Gb0Ve.-9hc 20 0crcs Of f7gd affacAed Ia
gs'g. ="
Gcgftcwrn nia,b'g 70 arm sqch property, are rex.
"fyTtig iHsife& 10 atm.
THos. rAYtOR.l r.u.....
i'sc ~. 10..ids u HRoWN.ir. I ''"s''es'
sFt Ueiw Hole, w,i lr conducted In falrre ia lie
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

I AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
"a tract OF Land in the county chiand situated
on The Hlg BYRD creek, within mile of James river
This tract contains between five aud hundred acres;
eighty or hundred of which cTeskiow =.
There is dwelling house, which, with few repairs
may be rendered very comfortable; good barB and
several Other houses aud most excellent apple erch
ard on the farm. The land of line quality with good
ionndaon, ard is supposed to be very PIhie of
rapid Improvement flom clover and plasier.. The
terms OF sale win be very accommodating and will he
made known by application to Archibald Bryce. %
Gooch!and, or 10 HOWELL LEWIS.
J2n.7. "a on
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Dec. 90.


'NResf nLtD.-By virtne OF deed Of trust execnt
u Ell by Thomas H. Mitchell Oh the LIST August, Is ID,
for the benefit OF bis creditors the sale
me following property, TO wit Two lots OF land
Vi henAe's Garden, situate in the city Of Ricbmonu,
bought OF john Adams and wife, subject 10 The pay.
nent OF $50 So secured by deed OF irnst William
muir one square of two acres, SITUATE near the
turnpike, cas-, OF Adams Vaeyencumbered by deed
OF nst Tor the payment OF 1896 81 TO the executors
81 siehard Adams.-fwo lots on Union street, in the
county OF Heurico.-Thiee lots in Shed Town--i65 IT,
on aud 3ist stfeets-tulject TO the PAYMENT Of : 1886
pay able APRIL 1920 10 the executors OF Richard Adams
one undivided half OF the mansion house and land
thereto belonging at Marion Hin, Ia the county
iico-one UNDIVIDED half Of two other lots situate
NATION Hii- III said county-5 shares in tie Richmcnd
Dock company, upon which only & 100 have been
madeleine share inthe Marion Hi company No. s.
shares IN hieunienG and Osborne Turnpike company
one Share ia Richmond Theatre, upon which = "a are
dneand i2o1O feet clear squafc east az
Adahss valley. HE TRUSTEES.
IT Persons wishing 10 purchase any Of the above
property must make application to the subscriber Who
haS the entire settlement OF Thomas H. MitchelPs ac-
co"nt with his Creditors agreeable to the provisions Of
the trus. 10: DoUJHAT Acting Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

,sAG FOR LONDON,
SST.f& To the address Of nessrs. Join Gillat &
Sou, with ise liberty of consi gnn,ent. the
good ship George Washington, 1923 tons. brrihen 400
hhds i"acco, has just been sbeahed aud pi,t in
iDostcompiee order at Norfolk where she III commence
loading IN few da,s having considerable part of her
cargo engaged, will meet with dispatch ror terms of
freight OF the Reminder. (Which is very Dodcrate APP
ply 10 Mesers. Richard 4 Jabn Tayor mir. James
Thorburn, NorfolkMr. Gideon, Johnson, Of Petersburg
or TO The suit scfiher. MN CtiLtiT
Who has for sale, 10 bales Cough and Braiihwaiie's
napt c9tions case superIiRe cloths ladies'
aud gehtienens low priced gloves hrxeS 5 Irish
linen 2 boxes "a she.tlng hox diapers; \ bales
henpen Tol's-and about 80 casks very superior old
London particular Madeira aud Sefciai Mue, in hhds
quarter aud half quarter casks. ssts
" The Letter Bag Of the ship Jewel for LONDON, is
up at the Coffee House TO be taken away yery SOON
which due noiice will be given. Jan. s. Ss..u
ESoR SALE-ou fr,day, The I5th day Of Ja,,mos,y
Il neat, from "a to 80 likely NEGROES, belonging TO
the estate of Warner Lewis, the younger. decreased,
w,itbeso'd ON credit of IL months. before the door
OF the Eagle HOTEL, il the city of itchniand.Thr pur
casers will be required to give bsndwith :lIP5o,cd
vrstiy. WILSON 6. NICHOLAS, ,r,.
D. Dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

/ AND FOR Sal E.-The whole oftbe lands OF David
NJ Ross dec. in Tie counties OF Campbell 4 Fluvanna
are NOW ~ the rafket.-The Campbell lands may I've
contracted for with Mr. John Lynch, r. of Lyncbburg
Those IN Fluvanna GnciuSng number ~ lots in The
td"n Of Colnubia,) With mr. George Holman of that
csgBty.
considerable proportion NJ the Campcll lands and
a'l The FrvSnna lands, before DISPOSED Of will I've
sold at atctirn ~ the month OF February next-1 be
terms Of pubic sale viii be fourth cash. the residue
~ three eqnalannual payments. The particular tracts
10 Ne sold publicly, with the days and places sale
VIII he daily advertised.The lands ~ Campbell com
prise very large body Which has never cultivated
vihs generally between and twelve niles from
lyhchburg, and hetWeen halt mile and miles from
James river No place &, the is believed to be
more healthy and from its situation in the heart Of an
improving and hourjsbng country, within one OF two
hours ~ OF the thriving town Of Lyncburg, would
afford many agreeable retreats for families in
The lower county here also many pieces Of good
wheat ana tobacco land. and excellent stand for
tavern. Of the hest springs below the NOM
tains. THOMAS T. BOpID;N ex'or Of ID Rose
JAN. o. y3..H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14
BY THOMAS RITCHlE. !
ERzEENasslNsszlsssz.

n The Enc, ilteR is published twice a week gene.
ssv and thr-e uics week daring the session Of the
ests Lcsfsd,srcprice, the same as heretofore Eve
D'trs.'et ainun ayable in advance Notes of Char
t-fed specie rasUg Hanks (onty) viii be received in
pwmcat The Editor will guarantee tie safety of
Rng them by mail, the postsse OF all letters being
paii,by the. writer's.
~ M will he discontinued, Ihut at the sere-
ionat tue Editor until all arearages have beso paid up.
" Whoever viii guarantee the payment ofnne papers
siah receive 4 tenth gratis. ,N
TERMS Or ADVERTISING.
s1' One g1air-tirst iSsssTtion, as cerfs-each
Continuance. 90 sSrtS. is--.-
No sdssrii,sJrsst inserted snff it has either been
fa for, asSGmed by pe,sos az This ct sisS
esys,J7,s. l---t~t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

I'VE Subscribers have The upper corner
bniidIng adjoining The Farmers < Virginia Banks .
Al their store, H0rOU, BrOihers d 20. will constantly
Keep Tor sale, NAILS GRADS, and SPRiGS. Of the
Richmond nanuacioTy-the quality warranted equal
States. p HAXAII n co
~ b. Cash gwen for CORN. L. n. * co.
yan.7. Ioi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

RoTTLlNG CELLAR.-Tbe subscriber respectfully
II in@fns he public that he has taken the spac Gus
cear lately occupied by Mr.. Charles c. Gay. on the
Market Bridge, next door to Mr. Robert Candles auc-
ton sioge, where he offers for sale
100 dozen hest Philadelphia porter
so hbls. Ale
10 hhds best Phi'adeI. Cider, in bottles casks
10 his Newark do.
Orders from town country will be promptly com
pled with, upon accommodating terms constant
supply Of hest Lamp OIL both winter and summer
pressed as also Lamps aud Lamp wick which viii he
kept on band. MATTHEW SWAIN ir
Jan. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14
NTHNI VIZ IL NBs, Trnet.
wM. F. wICKRAM, : '"s'f

tT JpHroid9blc c'rewnsfauccs haring rendered IL
Impossible 70 hrre the aforementioned iand sUsueyed
before the issh i7t. fe safe is postponed tie Mot
CAV, the LIST fehrHary wkca il uiH posfiusiy take
place. jim ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

Commission Horse in NeW Orleans.
Z HAVE opened COMMISSION HOUSE in New or
leans where al orders and consisninenfs directed
Ia r,e viii meet wth prompt and due attention
Dec. -, eD..ntr NELSON PAI1FSCN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

E/ALUABLE PROPERTY FOk SALE.--By v,rtue OF
decree ofthe county csnrt Of Goochiand, in the
case OF Lewis. ct NJ. Us Lewis ct ALIVE shall,
Frtday TIE 2id isE fair, II Hot the fair day
sell pub'icly on the premises. the highest bidder
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security, aud deed Of
tfnst on the property 10 ensure a punctuaT payment
The GittST MILL, with two Of LAND adjoining
commonly known by the name of the Bvra lil[. II
su"aiedin the upper part of this county, the Byrd
cree1, within mile OF James river aud where pub
lie iaudiDg is established by law. Almost the whole
produce OF adjacent paris of Doochland Lonisa aud
F'uvahna, is here deposited for transportation. The
Situation IS valuable FOR gt and ny erecting inachi-
merry tor grinding gypsum it is hsneht proniabe bu-
sness may be carried onin that article with the farmers
who here land their produce. Fifty OF land on
which there is good storehonse aud large lumber
bsdse adjoining the MILL NAV he bought vial. it.
THOMAS PEMBERTUN,
DUbLEY RAGLAND, I ,-,.
WN. HOPELESS, S'""i '9'
WM GEORGE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

"A IL persons who have claims against the estate Of
n JOSEPH CALICO. dec. ave desired 10 mike
them kBown TO ms without Geiatiha II found correct
they may he speedily dischareeaand those indebted to
me estate, are solicited to pay what they With rs
e delay as coHvenientlNcan he as We DESTROYS Of
paying The several egacics Of oar tes,aor as exped
tiouslJ as possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER !. CIIEVAILiR,
Executors ~ JosePh CGtiego ,sec.
AUGUST %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

Y AND FOR SALE-on the premises 10 the highest
n bidder on Tuesday, ne 2ddoy Of February HCrt,
" i'ir. ~ not, Che next fair day, ny The Subscribers
hereto trustees in virtue deed Of trust to us exc
Gated by Jonathan Beck@ith, for the purposes therein
mentioned that well known tract o land whereon the
SAID 8eckwith tcsides.-The terms, oHethird of the
purchase money To tie paid the day OF sale with the
costs and CHARGES ofie ometiri twelve months
aiieT ana The remaining bird two years.Bon6s with
objectionable security To be given aud the title at The
zine ~ sale. MOORE Y. B2OCKENBROUGU
F0USHEE G. TECHS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

- OF tuS
p. s. The Titles 10 all the foregoing property is I'M
questionable; aud persons disposedto purchase are
invited 10 call ON Mr. Campbell and satisfy themselves
by AN inveatIgaIinn OF lie mic panrIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

VIZ bUio'l Hufcl wili W. conducted in fnfrre i ne
, hamc ~ urn Hrcct fo. JOHN ADAMS
'A1' Z. 74.t2}sm DRILL BROCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14
Gonchlana, Jan. :


FlNUSt SAlF.--rhe sRhscy hers in virtue &c
deeds Of trust executed 10 them by Robert Camp
bell for the securisy and decentralization of ZachariaI
~ 5ok5, viii on he 2eth day 81 january near al eleven
O'CLOCK, Nm ~ te door of the Eagle ra,ern, in the
CIV of richmond expose for sac. BY public anco
ready money, The following VALUABLE PROPERTY
One tract of LAND iring aud beisg u the County of
ItHerson. and state OF Kenucky, the southeast side
OF the Ohio river, abont miles below the falls
canning 100 acresOne other tract, containing 600
acres OF land, situate lying being in the caunly Of
BohIoon, STATE Of Kentucky the norta side OF the
north fork of Kentucky fyer-One other tract land
containing 1000 acres, lying u the county
state on ;he north FORK Of Kentucky rivera Also eight
Undivided twenty seventh parts Of act Of RI 900 acres
tan, wing IA the county of kenawha between the
fers of The Great and Little kenaWia rveTs.-Aso
oher tract containing 5JT of land i'm same
county, about miles ff0n the comrihouse-Also,o ore
oihertrac, Containing So Of land, in the same
county NJ the noah of Loop creek including The salt
tSksn, one other tract, containing six ofland,
IN tue same county The Small Gravel Island the
ioWer end of CaTroPs Island including the salt spring
on me 9aId isiand.-ilso one Other tract containing
t25 acres tue waeTs of Buestone in the county OF
Sies-Aiso, one Other tract containing 1850 OF
!aid IN The couniy al Randolph The Of Roar.
lns creek puch nf the said lands may be ne
crssary satisfy sundry negotiable notes and dsbts
a"d the objects Of tie said irust mentioned III said
deeds, aud the costs aud charges attending The execution
'"' '"'" ""''' 4 a 4. ' cckEhsSsopNE Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14


E-ENNoNsr LAMBS FOR sALs.-fy virtue OF an
= Il order az de superior court of chancery for the
Kchmond district, aud Of the United States circuit
cftfcr the district of Virginia, ade in the suit OF
Aniers-n 2n pisrs against tc Of Sa
D'us Stst, dts-we shall sell at public auction, tho
premises. on o'day, taeis.h dsn Of January meat,
That valuable estate. called WOODBURY., in the county
OF Ha'tover continuing six hundred
near two thissis Of ahteart paank, low grovnds.
rms trset fiand, which 81 estate OF Sam'i
Ci,. late of Londan. dec. is So well known, that is
unnecessary 10 say any shing sf It's advantages. The
order Of the federal court in the stunt
pis IN end 10 ~ aihcnity concerning The title.
On the same day, and II The Vocabulary House, will lie
sold all the residue Of the SAID Gsi's Fa,rsr lands
consisting Of the DUNDEE ESTATE. ana. several ad-
tanng tJacjs, purchased 10y him dirreni times
ins IN ali upwards Of 2,sSf acres. ihis land wilt he
divided into lots ~ suit purchasers. There 10
valuable mill. which has lately been completely
paircd.
rhe of sale az both The woodbury. and Dundee
Tracts will be one fourth of the purchase money ia
hand. and the residue credit ofia, and month
The purchasers giving bonds * approved secriiy and
deeds of trnst on the property. Possession vii CIV.
immediately after The sale reservng us the prvi.
iege az Keeping parcel Of negroes the lamd till the
spring.
A. the tune aad place, will be Sold for ready
money, all the Horses, Cttte, Farming implements
Sc now Oh tie pantaton... he premises will he
shown TO any one Cesrous OF seeing them, by MI VIM.
S;ser. who lives on the land. by Mr.. Laney Jones'
who sides in the neigbhorhood.
CARTER u. PACE, 1rrn.,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

Igor SALE AZ this once Pamphlet containing
y Nf. Hays Speech on The Usnry Lawa-and several
ts'ajs by The same genilcmau that interesting sub.
Ject. saa. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-14

HplCuAND POILABD-Tias removed To his ue-
- buek house AZ the iuaetion ~ First stree, and
Iotsl AilfY AID continues 10 do business as AUG
iiONRRk & COMMISSION MEEcBANT.......Co Goods
slgned to him well as orders for Tic purchase 81
Pfonnce. whrb be may receive, viii he promptly ana
LgHchjWg, nee, 10. o2ufC
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-01-12
FOREIGN ARTICLES
LONDON, Nov. 10.

LONDON, Nov. 10.
A morning paper states the following
circumstances :---' 10 the beginning OF
September vessel was seen, OIL the wind.
ward side of St. Helena, which acted so
suspiciously, that she was chased, but in
vain. Several times since the same vessel
has been observed and pursued, but her
sailing is SO excellent, that the lightest OF
the British cruizers have not been able to
approach her. This our readers may de-
pend upon as fact" To this we can
add, that we have heard from respectable
authority, that several vessels have lately
been observed, lowering off the island OF
ST. Helena, which, when chased by our
cruizers, hastily made their escape.
Nov. Is.
The following is an extract of letter
from St. Helena:
81. Helena, Sept. %, 1918.
The Mosquito sloop of war sails to-
morrow Tor England. She is charged
with dispatches from Sir Hudson Lowe.
relating, it is understood, 10 an inter-
copied correspondence, which has dis
covered the existence Of plot, the OBJ
ject Of which was the liberation of Bona
parte from this island. | forbear to men
lion the names, currently circulated here,
OF those who are said to be implicated in
this transaction. A bankers house ia
England, however, and two individuals
there, with others on the continent, it is
rumored, are concerned. Detection of
the plot was produced by the circum-
stance, it is said, of many letters, ad-
dressed to person, (the name Of which
no individual is to be found here) living
uncalled for at the post Office. Bonaparte
is in very good health he still, however,
abstains from exercise; combining himself
entirely within doors. The reason as.
signed at Longwood for the departure
hence OF General Gourgaud, is a quarrel
between him and General Montholon. |
Gpurgaud had been challenged by the lat
Ter, but Bonaparte forbidding him to fight, |
Gourgaud quilted. II is confidently said
Bonaparte has recently obtained the sum
OF fifteen thousand pounds in dollars |
through what means this weighty bulk |
could have been carried clandestinely to
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-01-12

Longwood, Is still matter of su,r,;
The discovery Of the plot has also brnook,
TO light where the whole Of Bousna,,s,,
treasure is deposited. Bertrand soms
time since asserted, he could, at apy t;ma
command million sterling. 0l The thr.s
commissioners only one remains on tGs
island those OF Russia and Austria sr s
gone to Rio to take up their abode SOM
time. Bonaparte will not admit e,be, 4
them to his presence-the Austrian com
missioner, baron de Sturmer, who retn,n
ed some weeks since to his court did n,
during the long period he remained on tbs
island, once see Bonaparte."
Polar Erpedition.-The Isabella and
the Alexander. composing the expeditjon
for the discovery of the North. eat Das
sage, have returned TO 3rassa Sound
Lerwick, without the loss of man ~
even with one on the sick list.-Capaio
Ross's dispatches reached the AdmilaIv
on Wednesday se'ennight, and the follow.
ing is summary of their contents:
They have completely succeeded IN
exploring every part of Baffin's Bay, and
with the exception of errors 10 their latt
tudes and longitudes, of verifying The
statements of that old and able nayiestor
whose name it bears, and OF ascerlaipu,
that no passage exists between the ATTAIN.
tic and Pacific Oceans, through Dayss
Strait and Bafin's Bay, the whole found
to be surrounded by high land extending
TO the north, as far as lat. II, SIS, and Ion
rs west; and in che 74th degree Of Ia.
tude, stretching westward as far as 81
west longitude, They traced the land
the whole way down to the Cape Wal
singham of Davis, which they ascertain.
ed TO be 10 latitude Sc, and longitude 60;
from thence they steeFed for Resolution
Island, and then stood liomeward. Tbey
have made many curious observations
aud discoveries, Of which, perhaps will
not be considered as the least interesting
that of nation being found to inhabit The
Arctic regions, between the latitude Of
rs and rs, who thought that the world to
the south was all ice; that generation had
succeeded generation Of people who
never had tasted the fruits Of the earth;
had no idea Of a Supreme Being; who
had never had an enemy, and whose
chiefs had hitherto supposed themselves
monarchs of the universe There now
only remains ~ be discovered, the termi.
nation, if it has one, OF Middleton's Re.
pulse Bay, and few degrees TO The
northward of it, to determine whether
Greenland be an island or joins America,
and this might with ease be done from
the northernmost station of the HudsOn's
Bay Company in any one season."
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-01-12
MELANCHOLY sHIpwREcK.

The following is an extract Of letter
from one OF the sufferers on board the Is
abella, West Indian, Captain Dale, late.
ly wrecked on her passage home" The
shipwreck of the Isabella, Capt. Dale,
which took place on the goth of August,
was attended with the loss of five persons,
who were drowned at the time Of the ship
laundering. She sailed from Grenada,
and was bound TO London, with full
cargo; on the 28th of August, violent
hurricane commenced, and, notwilhstand.
ing the exertions of the Captain and
crew, they could not save the vessel
After beating about for several hours, she
toundered on the 29th, at o'clock, A. NJ.
in latitude 20, long. 65. No assistance
was near, and the only alternative was
the long boat for 81 persons to cram
themselves into; the Captain ard u Of
the crew Immediately got into it, aud as
the vessel went down, the boat floated
lnio The sea !; we picked up three more un'
fortunate sufferers, which made our CON-
plement 10; the other Eve poor fellows
met with watery grave. In this Trail
bark without oars, sails or clothing, ex'
cePt what we stood upon, we put COM
pass, few pounds of biscuits, some
cheese, two bottles of rum, but no WATER
we we're now left to the mercy Of raging
sea, which broke over the boat, and eve
~ moment we were in expectation oil per-
ishing. We formed sail with part OF al
old blanket, and lay right before the wind
committing ourselves TO the mercy oil
providence. The first and second day
were horrible to our feelings, on reflect
ing upon the situation in which we were
placed, and the Iamentable prospect be-
fore us. On the fourth day despair be-
gan to take possession of some Of the
men. To add TO our caIamities, the boat
was slowed, aud two men by turns we're
employed night and day in baiiOg ou1
the water to keep her afloat. On the
fifth day the crew were so exhausted by
fatigue and thirst, that one of them drank
his own urine. several others drank the
sea water, which only added 10 then
affection those who attempted to partake
Of the cheese and biscuit were nearly
and nothing appeared before US
but inevitable destruction. In this mel,
aucholy condition we remained until The
bird Of September, when we were dis
covered by the ship Caroline, in lat 80
ong. SO, bound TO Copenhagen from san
a Cruz. The Captain took us on board
,ut we were put on short allowance, tue
Captain not having provisions for such an
additional number to his crew. Three
lays after we fell in with an English cut
el, Capt. Shaw, bound to Barbados,
who took out three Of the crew, and as
listed the Caroline with provisions. BY