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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
MEDICINES AND CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS,
IHOLESQLE q. RETAIL.

For Sale by JOSEPH BRNGHURsr, No. IS, Markets.
Among which Red, Yellow, Pale, Imperial and
Crown Banks Of the latest imporaons and first quality.
Salt Of Bark, Black drops, Fowlers Solu-O -,
ton, or Ague drops, Extracts Of Cicuta, PigPaieg
Stramunium, & PLY toiacca Decandla. ~ iu'Ss''
TX: Hyoscyamus, Bcadona, Acunite Sabinr Elateriun
Oil of Croton Concentrated Nitric Acid, Aqua tors hiu-
Ratio and suphurc Acids, Acctic Acid Phosphorus and
Phosphate Of Soda.
Mercury in all us various preparations.
Sal Duretic, Glauber and EPSON salts sulphatc and
Carbonate of Potash Swaim Panacea for cure Of Scrof
nyeerate ulcers and the diseases left in the system by
mercury, received from VIM SWAIN for sale ~ the dozen
pressed Chemical Tests Patent Medicines solaic Pow-
deis, Seidll, purSing powders put lip fresh il half an
hours notice. Prussatc OF Iron, irs and second qualities
pWssiatc OF Potash
Supercalbonatc Of Soda, Taaric Acid Salt Of Lemons
for extracting non mould
j. b. has made arrangements by which he expects to re-
ceNe from Paris in the Autumn, all tie Chemical pre-
paTations which are applied 10 medical purposes.
Mo- 22d, 1928. 60-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
An Excellent Cart and Gears.

a SUPERIOR CARR, as To materials, size and max
4 which has been used but few times, will be 'od
~ low, i applied for Immediately, the owner hains
use for It. Apply at the office Of lie Watchnan
May 6, 1923. 3S--ii
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
HOTEL.

.71sEzA THE subscriber having taken Il
SSEaIsa Iousc lately occupied by james Frser
ssaSsss the Town Of Newcastle, respectfully 81
s5s@ ge Xxx cts share public patronage Thsllus
where the Judges Of the several Courts, and the cnm
OF the Bar, generally putup during Court TERMS ssuYt
opposite the Court House, commands fine view Of 1
River Delaware and the Fort on the Pea Patch and
calculated for comfort at any season Of tile year Nh
undergone considerable repair and has attached to;
large stable and shed, in complete ORDER and ipe yard
Passages III the Davcr Stage. Wilmington Hack a.
Steam Boat for Philadelphia, can be taken,
HENRY STEEL
April 1, 1898. Eff
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax.

Equal to any imported--warranted to burn freely
and stick we'll. Manufactured by e. Kurlbaum,
Philadelphia. Fcr Sale at the Waterman Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
TWO HORSES lost.

GTRAyED away en- Sunday the 1s inst sM Va, M
- REL HORSE, about II years DID, and EoAH 4. II
one year old. They several times 'l'c u"
they leii home, between two and five mics up INC
ter road Any person storing or giving suc,l IT,
tOn viii enable the owner 10 recover the aD''''
be rewarded in proportion to their trouble. .,,.1ri
Wilmington, June 10 1923.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
Koran and Felt Wool.

THVHE Subscriber offers for sale quantity OF i nM1
Il Fell, and Spinning Wool of the Dfsr quais -
the LOWEST terms Tor CASH. ,o,>,coy.
No 9S, MarkessuneI Il
7Mo. 22d, 1925 w
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-12
COTIT'O.N,.

Rags, Feathers, and Flax Thread.
NuSl received and FOR SALE at No. III, M''A''
~ Wilmington,
10000 VT AMERICAN RAGS,
9 300 " SOUTHERN FEATHERS, aW'
juno ~. 55--tf ioHN n. BRlNcE'.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-03
OF THE wATCHMAN.

The price ue dollars year those who do not either
tber subscriptions in ADVANCE before the first of
mr. DeceJer and four Dollars those who do lat
e which time, ifa subscriber wishes to decline, he
st notify the editor of his intention. compliance
these conditions be considered engagement
n dix months and no paper will be discontinued without
kfment Of them except at the option Of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
han three months four times for dollar, and twen-
cents for every subsequent insertion longer in pro-
tion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
long their advertisements are to be inserted, or they
Ebc continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to
! ne attention must be post paid.
advertising By The gear.
M Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
| year $40, w year 10 w
6months o. ~ mohths y, ~
de. 40 DO D. w
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-03

In our country, to travel over the frozen pavement
OF three riyers-every impress of his feet leaving
blood behind twas positively denied the privilege
OF accepting blanket Which was offered him on
the way by The kindness ola friend and all this
cruelty continued throughout the distance of ten
miies--was then cast into prison, and there conf
ned for the space of almost nine months until ma
ture demanded release by death from the injuries
and fortunes he had sustained. And YET, forsoolh,
We are grayely told, that should not observe this
day--or if observe ityet only by exercises proper
ly regious--that the declaration of independence
should not be read, lest we should offend the feel
ihgs OF Great Britan--that we should erect no me-
mortal OF heroism, TO the constancy, and the sacr.
ices OF our fathers lest we should cherish an IN
forgiving temper!'
1t appears by the minutes Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, in America, for the year 1928, that
there have been 1872 new preachers admitted trial
I-98 admitted in full connecxon---197 deacons-59
Iordaned elders-44 locaed--47 supernumeraries
SO worn out preachers and it also appears that
America is divided into l2 Conferences, and these
Conferences into 70 Districts, with presiding Ell
der in each. In the Recapituiation the whole num-
Der of members in each Conference stands as fol-
lows:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-03
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.
Talbot County,
Theo. r. Loockerman, Nicholas Martin, Edward
Lloyd, jun. Richard Spencer.
Dorchester County
Levin Lake, John R. w. Pitt, John N. Steele,
John Willis.
Caroline County.
John Boon, David Casson, Joseph Douglass, Eli
jan Barwick.
Kent County.
James Hodges, William Coburn, Joseph Ire
land jr. Rasin Gale.
Cecil County.
DR.. Guy Brian, Frisby Henderson,, Daniel Shere-
dine, James Gerry.
Worcesfer County.
| William Riley, John S. Parneil, Henry Frank
| lin, ir. John P Slemaker.
| The extent of The communication between France
and England by means of steam BOATS may be
Judged OF from the following newspaper para
tgraph:
" Down, AUG. 8,-Hi, Royal Highness the Duke
of Gloucester, and suite, arrived here this afternoon
about three o'clock. in the Monarch steam vessel,
Capt Hayward, from Boulogne. His Royal High
ness was saluted on his arrival by the guns OF the
/ Citadel and the Royal Standard was hoisted at the
Castle and Victuang Office. After taking some
refreshment at the Ship-Inn, his Royal Highness
set off for London under like salute. Arrived al
so the Britannia steam vessel from, and sailed again
for, Rsmsgate, with about l so passengers; Dasher
and Henry Nv. steam packets, from Calais; hav
ing on board his Exceliency Sir Thomas Maitland
j Governor Of the Ionian Isles sailed also, the Sow
ereign steam vessel, for Boulogne. His Excellenc,
j Prince Esterhazy is hourly expected from London
Sailed Yesterday morning, the Arrow steam packet
for Calais, with four carriages eighty passengers
carriges and eighty passengers, among whom wer
Mr.. Justice Garrow, Mr.. Sergeant Vaughan, ant
/, Mr. Scarlet.
A Havana paper contains letter, signed Gre
noux, Prior of the Grande St. Bernard, at Martgni
in Switzerland, dated 9th July, relative to cerlai
imposters who have been travelling in every direc
ton and soliciting contributions tor institutions
), iha, country. The following is an extract;
!. "For many years impostors have been travelling
al in Europe under the name OF collectors Tor IN
r Convent OF ST. Bernard, procuring donations ror
:. the faithful and humane. We desire sincerely t
nut an end TO these inpositions and for that pur
al nose have already made use OF the public papers
u France and Switzerland informing the public ina
our collectors never go out OF Switzerland, and tha
:, all those who ask charity in our name in ohe
countries should be made feel the rgor Of the laws
"A What YOU say to me of that scoundrel N
!, who called for our Convent on the continent OF
. merica, obges me TO beg Of YOU to make publ
~ the contents Of this letter."
Is
It A letter from general officer serving in tn
: blockade before Barcelona has the following para
r graph -
,e 81 am lodged in the house OF a Colonel OF Mill
tia, who, on APPROACH retired with his regimen
:: ItL;a ,ha lines His rife is q lieutenant in III
t. same regiment, and gives daily proofs of deyotio
N to the military service
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-03

Ne have been requested to publish the following Letter.
prporting to be from Catholic Priest in America TO
his friend in Ireland. 1t from the New York Patriot,
G July 1925
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-03

Total 267618 44922 5I254C
Increase this year l499S
Travelling Preachers 1896.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
MELANCHOLY.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. lO.--Was drown
ed few days since near Chestnut street
wharf, Pembcrton Binps, the second con
Of Alderman John Binns. He was skait.
ing, when unfortunately he fell into an
sir-holc, and, notwithstanding the mosS
anxious and persevcreiDg exertions to
save him, he was loated under the main
body ofthe ice. He was lovely, lisciys
most affectiona;e, and most obliging BOY.
He was Is years and 6 months old. few
boys were better dnown, none could bo
more beloved.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
RRAYAnO-

The following letter addressed to the
president, directors and company of the
bank of Kentucky, was lately published
in Kentucky paper, signed p. ". u
Bannon.
GentIemeD--I am your debtor, and
am entirelywilIing to discharge the same;
provided you agree to take the currency
OF the country, such money as the state
has made Tor TIE payment of debts bu,
SO long as your sTesent order exists,
must soIemol,b declare, that will not
pay you dolfsr, not even the interest,
and thus publicly give notice to all She
riffs, consiables, bailifFs, fnarshsIs, and
their deputies, that if they do serve any.
precept on me, preparatory to coercion,
will as soon thereafter as | can, pu,
period TO their earthly career--for | hold
it as right undeDiable, that all impro-
per, Oppressive, or imprscticable orders
ought to be rsPsllSd with force.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
DISGRACEFUL.

The Louisiana Advertiser Of the eth
ult. says--Over and over again have wo
heard Y. Orleans reproached with the
manner in which the Sabbath evening IL
kept BY the men of its inhabtanis-hu
never was more brutal paslime thought
OF, on Sunday, than that got up in canal
street yesterday afternoon. Yes, in
sight, and almost within hearing Of two
churches, during the time of afternoon
service, did more than $50 individuals
in the garb Of gentlemen, and at least 90
we'll dressed females, patiently sit and ses
poor bull worried by score of dogs in
narrow pen. If such cruel sports arc
countenanced, this city will merit tho
taunt OF being feproach to the Union {!
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
"Brighton against tie World"

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. FEB. l1.-Hcnry
Merwin of Brighton, on wager of $40,
went into the woods on Saturday last, and
cut and corded one cord of four foot wood
IN JDfy five minutes ! Mr.. Nj. selected
two beech trees, making about half
cord each, which he felled, cut, split and
corded, in tifty-five minutes.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
FIRE.

A serious conflagration occurred at
Cahawba Ala. on the Esd ult. Il com.
meaccd IN the shop Of Mr.. ]. r. Fobin,
who is represented to have been aabsens
on drinking frolie." and to have left a
quantity OF light>wood near the fire.--
The flames communicated to the store OF
Rinaldi S Peters, and thence to that Of
Roberts, Parsons e Co. IN which was 10
or Is kegs Of gun. powder, which, taking,
fire, blew up with most tremendous
explosion, throwing the fragments of
that and the adjoining buildings over the
town, and part of the chimney into the
Alabama river-not window was lett
whole within considerable distance of
the scene. Fortunately for the safety Of
the town, the fire happened Immediately
after heavy fall of rain and it was cos
sidered as miraculous, that no lives we're
lost. Damage estimated at 6 or $1,000.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
FROM INDIA

Calcutta papers, from the 1st Octi to
the 9Th. Nov. last, have been received at
the Office ofthe Salem Register, through
the politeness of Mr.. Kinsman, supef.
cargo Of the ship Union. The following
are extracts -
These papers give melancholy details
of the destruction of property and loss of
lives occasioned by gales and heavy rains
in the beginning of Sept. at Bombay,
Breach, Surat, Northampton, and other
places in India.
AT Bombay, several English ships
were driven ashore, two Of which were
lost. In the interior, great damage was
done by the levelliDg Of houses, trees, Sc
Extensive destruction took place at the
city of Breach and its neighborhood -
The Nerbadda rose within Sc hours,
nearly SO feet above its ordinary level,
overfowing an extent Of cultivated counv
try of 200 square miles. Whole villages
were utterly destroyed, many lives were
lost, and an immense number of cattle,
&c. swept away.
Al Surat and its vicinity, great damage
was also done. Three-fourths of the
city was inundated, many lives and vast
number Of cattle were lost, and 1000
houses were swept away. The loss Of
property was estimated at 10 or Is laos
of rupees.
On the 18th Oct. the widow of an old
BramiD was burnt upon the funeral pile
of her husband near Calcutta. He left
two widows, the above sufferer being the
eldest the Bramins being refused per.
mission by the English government to
burn more than one, starved tie young
WIDOW to death.
In the city OF Boorhanpoor, from 1900
to 1000 houses were destroyed by the
overlooking Of the Taptee, and double tina,
number damaged and many lives were
lost. The fort and small town of Annan~
air were swept away, with all the inhabi.
tants.
Between so and 10000 rupees had
been subscribed at Calcutta for the relief
OF the sufferers in ireland.
1t is thought that personal rencounlers
will take place between some Of the
members Of the present congress.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
INDIANS.

By letter received from an officer
at Fort ST. Anthony, Upper Missis-
sippi, il is said that the Indians at he
Upper st. Peters, are showing great
symptoms of hostile disposition towards
the Americans-that they intended TO
effect council with The officers then to
rush upon and massacre them. An in.
terpreter of Mr.. Robinson, an Indian ira
der has been wounded. The letter says,
1.-THE Indian first shst at an oar, and
upon being asked why he done o,replied,
because ii was good mark-he was
then told TO shoot at something else, he
replied he would. He then took q posi-
ton to get Robinson and his men in a
range, and fired; the shot passed with
in an inch or two Of Mr.. Robinson's
head and through the interpreter'sb body"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
COTTON FACTORY BURNT,

The cotton factory in Meredith N. Fl:
with most of its contents, machinery, syc.
were destroyed by fire in the afternoon Of
Thursday week the fiaRes were so
rapid as TO produce the entire destruction
of the building in 81 minutes. Seven
females were at work In the third story,
at the time, and being prccluded
the means of escape by the stairs, six of
them leaped from the windows, distance
Of 80 feet and were more or less griet-
ously injured from broken limbs and
bruises. The factory contained 700
spindles, and 90 looms, and the loss is
estimated at between 25 and $4,000.
Two OF the females are since dead.
and the recovery Of others doubtful.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
LAW.

BY late decision of the court of
kings bench, ii is laid down as law,
that no accused person has right to le-
gal or professional assistance when on an
examination before magistrate. The
attendance OF counsel in such cases may,
therefore, be forbidden, if the magistrate
think fit-whether for the complainant
or the accused.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
MISSISSIPPI.

The St. Louis Republican of the eth
ult. says, "the weather during this month,
has been for the most part warm, form
ing striking contrast TO the severity of
the last. The ice has long since disap-
peared from the Mississippi in this neigh
borhood, and nothing is wanting but a
rise in the water to make the navigation
as good as in May or June"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
SUPREME COuRT

FEB. %. Mr.. Justice Story delivered
the opinion Of the court in the case Of
Nichols VS. Webb. Judgment affirmed.
The argument Of the case of Castle
nan and others vs.. Worrnly and others,
was concluded by Mr.. Jones for the APP
peilants, and by the attorney general for
the respondents,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

Mr.. Samuel Treat Of News uryrort,
Mass. a passenger in the sloop Panther,
Hathaway, (arrivcd here on Friday last,
from Dafien) jumped overheard from
that vessel,in fit of delirium, on the 10Th
inst. and notwithstanding every exertion
was made TO save him, he was lost.
Charleston Cou. IA ;nss.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
RANKING

A New York paper says, "the cffec,
OF the pressure Of the branch upon the
local banks is too serious to be named 70
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
A NOVELTY.

Snow fell on Sunday and Sunday night,
in Columbia, ). T.. to the depth of three
inches a greater depth than has been
known there for many years.
Ieieseofe, 11th inst.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
HAVANA.

During the year 1922, the revenue
received into the treasury of the city and
district of Havana amounted TO BASIL,
o6S OF which BASIL, $50 we're expen-
ded, leaving balance in the treasury of
gao.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
THE SEASON.

"Winter never ro,s in the sky" say
the old saw. The ssmonlh Of snow" hs
this year visited US in the style Of olde
time. Rnsf no.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
The FfUe Thousand Dollar Priz,.

We learn that Mr.. John p. Thompson
printer, in Fredricktown, is the holder Of
one half of the Five Thousand dollar
prize, drawn nthG state lottery on Wed.
nesday last. Bali. Pat.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

The John Bull newspaper announces
mat It now circula,es twelve thousand
cbpira
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
LOTTERIES.

The new lottery law of Massachusetts,
imposes penalty of not less than 10000
dollars to the use o. the commonwealth,
upon any person or persons who shall
sell, or offer to sell, or shall advertise,
or cause to be advertised for sale any
lottery tickets, or shall draw, or be con.
cerned In drawing any lottery not autho-
rized by the laws of Massachusetts.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
GLASS OURTnfN.

The managers of the Park theatre,
N Y, have provided splendid looking
glass curtain, which was exhibited for
the first time on Wednesday evening
last. 1t reflects sin one lucid sea Of
glass;" the entire audience and every
object IN front OF the stage and is said
to be superior to every thing of the kind
in any other theatre.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
COLD WEATHER.

Saturday night last was the most Sc
verely cold of any experienced in this CT
ty FOR some years past. The thermome-
ter, yesterday morning early was down
to l6 degrees.
The schr. William Henry, capt.
Houseman, from Florida, came up to
town about 9 O'Clock yesterday forenoon,
her decks, sails and rigging covered
with ice, several inches in thickness,
which had accumulated upon them in
the course Of the night-during which
the crew suffered severely, from the ex-
treme severity OF the weather. The
novelty OF her appearance attracted the
attention OF many who had never before
witnessed similar sight in this climate.
A negro man persisted on Edmond
slon's wharf on Saturday night, by the
intensity of the cold.
Charleston Courier, I4th snst.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

Industry, Foundation Of Iadefendence.
We are informed by a gentleman of
veracity, that there is boy living
in Newton township, in Ohio, who
during the last winter, spun from tow,
and with FIVE needles, knit pair Of pam
falcons, with suspenders aod stockings
complete. The whole was done in
nights by freight, for he is obliged
(though but Is years of age) to work in
the day time for the supper, of his aged
parents. His pane is William Pickle,
he has it in contemplation to construc;
another pair this winter out of wood
The independence of his mind, for one
OF his age, is astonishing. On being Of
fered present of sufficient wool to make
his intended garment, he refused, saying
he could earn it himself. Zanesvi!Ie f,a.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

The Annapolis Republican says--the
house OF delegates refused to have the
Potomac bill printed in the newspapers
of the state for the consideration of the
people.
One Daniel ID. Dodge,a foreman in a
jewellers establishments in Philadelphia
has confessed tina, he has robbed his en-
ployers, Messrs. Fletcher e Gardner, of
property to tho amount of 1889 dollars,
and Messrs. Ward q Miller, of 1889
dollars; about two thirds of which he
has restored
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

10 the streets of Ma,anzas, the Ameri.
caus were frequently Knocked down, rob-
bed, and iOsulied. 1t was thought they
intended to make an effort 10 take the u.
). schr. GramPus, as on the night Of the
18th Jan. number of boats full of men
had got together, when the Cramps
beat 10 quarters, snd the boats dispersed.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

Two or three judges OF Franklin coun.
ty, have been indicted by the grand Jury
for not attending the court, SO as 10 ena-
bic It TO proceed with business. At the
last term the same persons were indicted
Tor the same offence, and punished by
fine. Vegp York COMMERCIAL .1duertiser,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

One of the must distinguished men nf
Virginia, recently speaking OF J. Q.
Adams said he had been gaining ground
there ever since the attack of MIR. Jona-
than Russell. He remarked aMr.
Adams has more and more powerful
friends in Virginia, than he has any con-
ceptien of. Boston Patriot.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

The New York American remarks,
"5uch' we learn, is the scarcity Of sea-
men, at present, in this port, that several
vessels have been delayed in getting to
sea for want of men and, in one instance,
on Saturday, ten dollars bounty, 10 add.
ton to thirteen dollars per month wages,
were paid in order to expedite packet
snip. The long continued westerly
winds have kept out numerous vessels
now due, and this, combined with the
general activity in commercial move.
ments OF this port, has operated TO en-
nance seamen's wages"