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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
BUTTER, GROCERIES. &c.

Lancaster county Lump and Frkn Butter Of superior
qualify TO be had (whulrssie and reta the most
sona>e terms OF the subscriber, who has also hand
hackare Nos 2 lamp oil lard superior domestic cot;
domesc first quality teas, coffee sugar, Spices patent
sperm candles, Chocolate and every article in his line Of
business all Of which lac will be happy 10 dispose of on the
most reasonable to those inclined to favor him with
their custom J. ID VAUGHAN
Opposite he lower .IM''eih,use, Wilmington, { DEL }
March %. 1922. 21-6t
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AND NOW, to wit, March 12 1929, on motion it is or
dered by the Court that the foregoing report and ocu
ments, be published in both the Wilmington
Nevcasle county, s.
CIV, do Certify the foregoing is true copy of the
Seal Sreport and documents submitted by the committee
SSoeS who appointed to settle with the Trustees
on remaining filed of Record. In Testimony whereof
have hereunto my hand and affixed my seal of Office at
Newcastle, the eighteenth day of March, Ammo Domini
1922. D.3PLD PAINTER, c, r.
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FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
AND
BURR MILL STONES.

The subscrber has Just received from Havre large GUAM
ty Of superior Blocks which he offers for sale at No
South Alley or at the old mandatory, old Fourth be-
tween Vine and Calowh streetswhere he continues to
have made BY experienced workmen, BURR Mill
STONES, OF all dimensions, which he will warrant to be
OF the best quality and to The purposes for which
they may be designed JOyN4YYLayVK. HlSSI.vGER
flllladeiphla, March g. 1876
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TO BE RENTED,

And Pos esson given Immediately, small Stone Tene-
ment leading from the Gross Keys, the Kennel road
he radywne, in good order, together with two acres
La id in good state of improvement, and good bearing
orchard. For particulars inquire Of FllED'K LEONARD,
March u lN22. 2l-4 .9geh.
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CONDITIONS OF THE wATCHMAN.

The price is fue oSa gear to those who do not either
nav their subscriptions in advance, before the first OF
Je or Decenbei and fam DoaS TO those who do lat or
before which time, subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editor of his intention non compliance
with these conditions TO be considered engagement
for six monhs and paper viii be discontinued without
afuilmcnt of them except at the option of the editor.
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NOTICE.

STORE to Lei, in the Village Of Newport and posses
sion given Immediately With it can be had stock Of
Seasohabe Goods, at fair valuation For terms apply to
March Il lo22.--21-A L. w. robson.
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Secretary'S f.Ece, }
DOVER. March l6. 1920 {

Secretary's GBfce, ]
Dover, March l6, 1922 {
A list of the names OF all Retailers of Foreign
Goods W ares and Merchandise who conlormably
TO the provisions OF the Act OF the General Assem-
bly, of The State o. Delaware entitled IAN Aact Law
ing duties OH Licenses to Retailers sol Foreign
Goods Wares and Merchandise" passed at Doy e.
January ST. 1891 have obtained and payed for llcen
SEES AS the said names hav, been certified by the
Clerk of the Peace in the respective Counties.
IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Thomas Deakyne Jane Aderdice
James Gardner Joseph G.. Glpn
Samuel * j. E. Guthrie James S. White
Thompson & Wolf Robert McEvoy
Allan Thompson William Sherer jun.
William McCaulley * co.William Boyer
Hugh Ecton & son James & E. McCullogh
John Collins Isabella NcCollom
Richard Williams William Guthrie
John Reynolds John M. Ocheltree
Levy Talley Benjamin Tyson
John Wright DehI & Daniel
David Tatum Miller Dunot
Cyrus Lamborn Nathaniel Richards
John r. Brnckle William Silver & r,
John Yarnall William Silver Junior
Rachel & Edith Yarnal William Dunlap
Ann Cable John Day
Benjamin Watson Elizabeth Way
Buchanan & Cochran Ziba Ferris
Joseph Grub George Platt
Eliza l.. vaughen Andrew Fountain & Co
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TO LEI ON SHARES,

Two and half acres in Brandywine Marsh Inquire at
the Office OF the Waterman.
, 18Th .lLrca, 1922 20-T
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
10 RENT.

room, No los Market Street. completely shelved
suitable fora Nner Dry Goods Shoe store &C. Inquire
at the Office of the Watchman.
18th March, 1922. 20--f
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Statement No. 9.

.hf. Joseph Grub in 4Acci current 20
tees cfthe Poor fir ,NtsVcastLe c
To amount of cash received FROM
the collectors for articles sold &
forpaymenIs on acct ofpaupers
from Jan. 10th, 1921 to Feb. Il,
1892.
To amount Of Loan from the bank )
Of Delaware, July 20, 1921. I
To amount of Loan Farmers bank
Of Delaware, April z, 1921. !
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AT No. los ARKET STREET

I No. los N A r K EFT TR EET,
Where he will make blank BO0KS for .1hllerS Ma
mfactre@, .ierchaats Benks, and Public O6fce with
without Fcint lines, Patent Spring Back Russia Bands &c
according TO order. pattern should be sent, correctly
ruled sheet Of the size the book ordered
be made. lie presumes that the style in which books
will be bound, and old books rebound will shrink from
comparison with any other binding done in Wilmington
or Philadelphia but give ample satisfaction and decided
preference to his works trial will test this opinion.
PRI,NTI1" G-such as Pamphlets, Cards, Ilandbs
Circular Letters, flank checks Blanks for Public Offices
&c. neatly and correctly executed, moderate terms.
Uilpungton. .Mgrcl 10.
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S11355 279
Statement no.. s.

Statement no.. s.
The following statement shews the of Debts TN.
paid by the Trustees of the Poor on the 14h Feb 1922
To Farmers Bank of Del 1000 20
Bank of Delaware, 100 90
Bank Of Win & Brand. 1850 20
Acc'ts owing including2 90 oo
money advanced 10 W
441S 90
40 meet which payment there is al -. -
balance due from Tre'r of Poor lfSo %
due from Collectors of the Poor tax 9O97 %
$685. %
Leaving deficiency of this sum, 528 OF
To which may be added the probable sum which , m
may be wanted for the year 1922. I44o W
The sum to be provided for by for 1922 1853 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

support of any Institution it is nothing more than rea.
sonable that fair statement of theexpendre of their
money should be made least year and published
Tor the information of those who may contribute and there
fore recommend that the Levy Court pass resolution re-
questing such statement to be published by the Trustees
OF the Poor, annually All Of which is respectfully sub.
mitted
Benjamin Watson, John Tweed,
William Seal, Benjamin Bouldin,
Benjamin Marley, Thomas Reynolds
VIM. II Crawford.
Statement No. 1.
Newcastle county i, Account i he Trustees efMe Poorar
Sdtd county, Dr.
March TO balance Due rso f 'sa collectors 1852 50
10 amount of poor ia. laid by the \
Levy court for Newcastle coun- 9oO5 81
y for the year 1921.
Sl35Ss 10
NesrcaStle county IN account with the Trustees Of
the Pom Of said c9lnlty Cr
BY cash paid by the collectors of
poor tax, to the Treasurer Of 900 -
the poor from Jan. 10th 1921 to siS% ISs
February 18th 1922
BY amount Of errors and commits
sons allowed 70 collectors OF 1858 In
poor tax aud desperate debts y
Bybalances due from the collectors -
: on the 18th February, 1899. s @Oof ~
81353S IS
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months; four times for dollar and TWEEN
y cents for every subsequent insertions longer onesin pro
portion Advertisers are requested to specify writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted or they
will be continued ill forbid Letters to the Editor, to in
surc attention must be post paid.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, MARCH, 1922

Rachel Asburnham
David Smyth
Aaron Hughes
Vincent & ] + Gilpin
Edward GiIpin
Samuel Ash
Caleb Head * Co
Eli MendenhaIl
Joseph Mendenhall & c.
Tho's Hyett e licenses,
Thomas w Robson
David Bush
Mary Bingham
James Jerman
Jacob B. Vandever
James Cochran
Margaret Nichols
Thomas e Alrichs
George Jones
John Patterson
Mary McCorkle & Co
John CHM
John & Samuel CHM
Anthony Newbold
John Stapler
Hugh w. Richie
H. B Pennington S Sor
Rebecca Gordon
Hart & Hamer
John Boyd
Rachel Paulson
Joseph Sawyer
IN KENT
John Burton
Vincent Omey
] Butt * ID Fleetwood
Samuel Mackey
Rowland & Stockley
Charles KINNEY
Reuben Anderson
Eli Cain
l homas Wainwright
William Tomlinson
Moore & Stradley
Vincent Moore
Peter t. Causey
James Lord
Ephraim Jefferson & }
ISRAEL Peterson
Robert Paterson &
Joseph Parsons
John Cummins g. ,
la OBJ Raymond s
P Spruance jr & }
Enock Spruance {
George & A p Shannon
George Walker
w McDowell(2 licenses
Jonathan jenkins
Walter Douglass & !
John ! Harrington s
Benjamin Coombe
James p Morris
Ben amin NVadhams
John Wallace
IN SUISSE.
Henry F Rodney
Caleb S Layton
William B s. L. Cooper
Linch and Tasting
Caleb Ross
George Philips
Prudence Hobbs
Moore and Pusey
Ma thaniel Hearne
John Smith, DR.
John Hazard and Son
Hickman, West and Co
Isaac w. Copes
Henry and M. Adams
Berton Hamis
Jesse Green
Lewis Spicer
I homas Peterkin
John Rodney and Co
George Parker ssnr.
John Houston
alker Supple
Roderic Palmorc
Lowder Layton
TTESr WHY I
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Just received and Tor sale at

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing under the Firm Of
William Poole and Co., is by mutual dissolved,
since the Slst day of the 10Th Month, 1921
Those having any demands will please present their
accounts to William Poole.
WILLIAM POOLE
JAMES CANDY.
JAMES CANDY Executors of
MERIT CANDY, Samuel Candy ir.
Brandywine, Cd mo. 9TH 1892, 9-17t .
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Statement No. 1.

Newcastle county T. Account 4it he Trustees efe Poor far
sad county, DR..
1901
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
Dying, Securing, and Dressing
Establishment.

Corner Of Prince and Fairfor streets.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and cot
~ ton dyer and scourer, FROM England, res
pectfuily tenders his grateful acknoyled gcments
10 the ladies and gentlemen Of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here;
and hopes by his unremitting care, uniform,
punetualty, and moderate prices, to merit a con-
tnuance OF their custom.
J.W's mode of SECURING and dressing by
STEAM sPoseiSG, has a peculiar cfiicncy in ex.
tracing all kinds Of spots, stains, iron-mouids
&c. from all woolen, cotton and silk clothes, and
stuffs, &c. /; SO that gentlemen's coats, panta-
looms, vests &c. and ladies habits, merino shawls
lace wells, &c. will be restored TO their first co
lor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para
soils, &c. cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat
est manner, as to equal their original appea
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver en-
broidery, fringe, epaulets, tassels, &c. cleaned
and polished to equal their original brilliancv
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
w HTTE-SNJTH.

TNHE subscriber embraces this opportupity OF
Il thanking the public in general for their Ii
beral encouragement since his commencement
in business, assuring them that every attention
will be paid to merit continuance OF their sun
port Having engaged complete Locksmith,
1t enables him TO pay more particular attention
to the various branches of White-smithing,
which are as follows:
Repairs door, sideboard, chest, mortoise, and
all kinds of locks and keys, hand irons, FIRE irons,
brass or steel, coffee mills cut, &C.
Repairs and grinds surgeons instruments, ra.
zors, shears, scissors, &c. bell hanging with the
incest facility and durability. Makes elastic
steel trusses, penknife and other blades letters
and brands cut to any size, and every variety of
fancy work in either steel, iron, copper or brass,
executed in the neatest manner Guns and mig.
tolls stocked and repaired, ships and other com.
passes touched, quadranis and spy glasse. re-
paired N. B. Work will be done very low for
cash only. Shoemakers' Tools Of every dcscrip-
ton made and repaired. GEORGE JONES.
Next door to r. Wood, Fairfax-s,rcet.
NOTICE. have variety of articles repair.
ed a considerable time since, which if not paid
for in less than a month, will be sold by auction
TO pay the repairs, and the surplus (if ahy) will
be delivered to the owners OF such propertv
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
BRITISH TAXES.

An Intellectual effort has been made
in Parliament TO repeal or diminish the
House and Window Taxes. One of the
members stated that he had IN vain offer
ed his house toten' gra.uitously to any
one who would pay these taxes on it. It
IS said, that, in Dublin, a great number
of windows have been closed, to the ipiu-
ny OF the health ofthe inhabitants. This
tax reminds us of the oouplet of indignant
rhyme, which it produced at its first e.
nactment,
God gave us light and said twas good,
FIT made US pay for it, d--n his blood
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
FRESH GOODS.

Hats, Shoes, Tortoise Shell Combs, &c.
John II. RUNNELLS & Co. have lust re-
~ eeived at their new Shoe and Hat store,
King street, Alexandria,a general assortment Of
superior Beaver Hats, made by first rate work.
men in the country. Also, low priced compris.
ing ofeyery kinds do. and have made arrange
ments with different manufactures, which will
enable them 10 be constantly supplied with the
very best with general assortment OF shoes,
together with ivory, tortoise, and mock she'll
combs Of every description clothes, hair, and
other brushes, of different kinds, with a variety
OF other fancy articles, which will be disposed Of
on very liberal terms. Fancy or other goods
will be received as heretofore, and disposed of
to the best advantage on commission. aug .
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
FORGE on QUESTION:.

In a certain town not more than fifty
miles from Boston, as the clergyman was
holding forth in his usual drowsy manner,
one OF the Deacons, probably influenced
by the narcotic qualities of the discourse,
iell into doze. The preacher happen
ing to use the words, IVhas is the ftrice
ofaN earthly pleasures ? The good Dea-
con, who kept small store, thinking
the inquiry respecting some kind Of
merchandise, immediately answered, Sc.
7rn and sic hence dozen.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
THE FOUNT.
A BROKEN HEART.

b..
II was, il was trickIing tear,
That fell with ipstre bright and clear,
From lovely Annals eyes;
A-spirit caught il, ere it felb a.
And on broken lilly's bell,
She bore il to the skies.
Mercy beheld i, with delight
The dropping flower, so pure, so white
She in her bosom wore,
Smiling, she said, this sacrifice
is now accepted blythe skies,
sweet suppliant, sin no more.
The aow'ret with a broken stem,
Anst bore to heaven that precious gem
10 thee now restore;
!. nat tear has made the lilly whole,
hno with my blessing on thy soul,
20 daughter, sin no more. A.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
OUT OF LATITUOE.

, A sea-captain having made some mate-
rial olunder in his reckoning, and finding
that ne could not discover the latitude,
walked about upon the deck in great
dependence, crying in pathetic tone
sOb that my dear wife knew where I
am. "By Us, exclaimed surly tar,
81 had much rather you knew yourself. /"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
HUMOR.
MILITARY BON NOT.

The cautious conduct Of a commander
of the allied army at the battle of Fonte>
noy, called forth the ridicule OF his friends,
and procured him the jocular eppellation
OF the Con'rcfioner--for, being asked why
he did not move forward to the front with
more rapidity, he said, 81 am Preserving
nv men, 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
NOTICE.

HE subscriber having received convey
ance of the merchandise. debts and eff.
iects OF the late firm Of a.. ~ A. II. Adams, for
the neneht OF their Creditors, requests those ia
deb'ed to make immediate payment. The Gre
ditors are requested TO present their claims with
outdelay aud are required TO take notice that
theperiod of fiirty days only from the 18th inst
rs allowed 10 them by the terms Of said deed, TO
enti'ie themselves to dividend by executing a
general release TO the said A. g. A. H. Adams.
aug 10 DWIGHT METCALF, trustee
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
ENGLISH FEELING.

A small farrner in the vicinity OF Mans
chester, not long since, killed a COW, and
sent part ofthc beef and quantity OF suet
10 his SON, weaver, in BIakely, who
hung it so near the window, that some
one, in the night, broke pane and car
ried o8the suet.-In the morning, the
weaver, missing the suet, went to the ale
house, where he posted up the following
advertisement, which still remains an evi.
dence OF the right John Bull generosity
and spirit :-'Whereas, last night. a
quantity Of beef suet was taken from the
house OF Thomas Wolstencroft-.,his is
TO give noii e, that ifthe person who took
y away viii appear and prove that he was
forced to do so by distress, the said Thom-
as Nolstencroft will give him dozen of
hour to make the suet into dunihtings.
but II he cannot prove that he was in dis
tress when he stole it the said Thomas
Volstencrof: will fight him, and give him
five shiliings if he 'beats him.
lie following new mode OF deciding
controversy, VIC recommend to all the ad-
mir ers of Cummin aud M.Duffie.
An Englishman b German, both fell
IN love with the same lady, by whom they
we're both equally bcloved--the parent of
the young lady was equally satisfied with
both-they possessed equal talents, for
tune, character, standing and all the rest
OF the worlds goods--in short they stood
on the ground OF such equality, that no O.
iher mode was left decide the contro-
versy than duel The father, however,
&C. save the lives OF two such valuable men,
proposed this substitute, that whoever
was capable Of putting his antagonist
with force Of arms, in leather bag.
should be the fortunate candidate. The
terms we're acceptcd--the parties met in
The presence OF numerous crowd of
spectators, and the contest began. The
German proving the stronger hero ofthe
two, took bis English antagonist, and with
main strength put him in the bag, tied
him up with handsome bow knot around
the mouth of the bag 10 prevent bis es.
cape, shouldercd him as man would a
dead hog, and laid his whole length al
his MISTRESS feet, and amidst the shout.
and congratulations ofthe spectators bore
? 2 the prize IN triumph
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
RUNNELIS'S
GARDENING. etc.

W. ~ NI4fos CJC.
"A ny person in The District of Columbia, or
IA Fairfax county, wishing to ,einploy one or
more men to execute any kind Of raIdeniup.
ditching, fencing, grsveIing, planting, sodding.
grating, &c. will be Immediately attended TO bv
JAMES HONEYWELL,
sep - ess pcas wren'stavorn, Kinr..t,aIe9,s,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-30
NEW LOTTERY.

70 De finished in Ten Drazyings only !!
Ohm n. RUNNELLS, of Alsxandria, d.
% c. respectfully return thanks to his friends
and the public for the patronage bestowed upon
hin in former lotteries, and bcgs leave to SUBJ
NIT to their inspection the scheme ofthe afs, IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.

The good sense of the opinion in the
concluding paragraph of what follows.
copied from the New York American Is
obvious
ga pamphlet has lately made its ap-
oearance 10 England to which the atten-
ton of the British public has been strong
" urged, setting forth the importance OF
securing to that government the trade with
the new republics OF South America 1t
states their population to be fifteen mil
lions, including one million OF Indians,
and calculates that this mixed species Of
population might consume El sterling each
OF British imports annually. This circu-
latlon is based upon the alleged fact that
proportionate demand actually occurs in
the Brizllian territory.
''The anxiety of the British people up
on this subject is convincing evidence that
il ought not 10 be disregarded by our own
country. 1t appears that the Executive is
bending his views IN that direction, and
will doubtless take such measures as shall
place US, in relation to the new govern
wents of South America, upon the footing
of the most highly favored nation. The
market it will open for many OF our manu-
featured articles and raw materials, and
the carrying trade that such an intercourse
will probably furnish to the commercial
part of our community, present the strong
est inducements to avail ourselves OF all
necessary measures to accomplish the OBJ
ject, thatlare consistent with policy and
prudence"
There is no doubt whatever, but the In
dependent states of South America present
an extensive market for the products Of
this country, and that it is an error on the
part OF those who c conceive, that Great
Britain is destined to derive almost an ex-
elusive benefit from the new order OF Thugs.
Nature has given Us an advantage with
whichEngland cannot successfully contend
we are comparatively, at the door Of
the market--we can make three trips for
her one, and in vessels of much less ex-
pense, and best suited to the nature of
the trade.-This slsne, under Judcicus
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
FROM VERA CRUZ,

Baltimore, Aprsl 90.
Our Vera Cruz papers are from the 18th
TO the 18th ult. both inclusive. They con-
tain nothing of interest. We observe,
however, that in debate Of the Mexican
Congress on he 18th May, upon the sub
Ject OF maintaining and increasing the
standing army, at which the Secretaries of
the Treasury, War, and Relations assis-
ted, Senior Bustamenle, one of the MEM
bers, stated" You have beard from the
lips of the Secretary OF Relations, that the
United States have introduced as many
as sixteen companies of men, through the
point of Nacodoches. For what purpose?
Beyond doubt. without any other view
than to inUdde as.
This is delusion, to US unaccountable,
and is the more TO be lamented because OF
its being the reverse of the sentiments felt
for the new government OF Mexico.
Another of the members, Senior Lanuza,
after declaring bis opinion that the en-
pire stood in need of $4,000 regular
troops and 1900 militia, assigned, among
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
From the Neg YORK Gazette, july 10.

From the Neg YORK Gazette, July 10.
Its with deep concern we have to COM
municate to the readers of the Gazette,
the subsequent particulars. which we have
from correspondent under the date of
"Port-uu-Pr1nce, July 8, 1909.
The U. S. frigate Macedonian, captain
Biddle, sailed this morning, escorting a
schooner belonging to Mr.. Robinson to
Cartbagena. She lost one OF her Lieuten-
ants, J H. Rand, OF Massachusetts,, and
had more than half her crew sick of vel
low fever on board.
The brig Buck, arrived here in 60 days
from Baltimore, seized for having money
on board, and the cargo landing by the
soldiers, it is supposed the whole will be
condemned."
The brig Felix, arrived in Is days from
Newly ORR; schr, William & Henry, in %