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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
Total,

The editor OF the Philadelphia Gazette has re-
ceived file OF German papers, He states that in
these papers notices Of Births marriages. and deaths
appear 10 the form Of advertis ements and gives the
following as specimens -
"On the 9th of this month, my never TO be for
gotten husband A. Solmitz, First Lieutenant in the
service of the Duke OF Brunswick, died ofan inham-
nation of the brain, deeply iamented by me, and
my three children notify my friends and relatives
of the event, but beg that they will make attempt
at consolation, it will only increase the proper
sorrow which feel.
Braunschweig, June 9Th, 1928.
EreLina SolmitS, formerly Behrens.
On Friday evening died, after long sufferings,
my never to be forgotten wife, Eleanor Wilhelmina
by maiden name Schultz, in the SD year Of her
age, and the S5th OF our happy marriage. OF this
loss, so great to me and my children l hereby duts
fully inform my friends and acquantances.
Luchow, June 18th, 1928.
John Christian klancke.
We dutiiully inform our relatives and friends Of
our being betrothed.
Dresden, May goth, 1898.
Mary finn Bassenge.
Henry Beer.
hereby respectfully acquaint my distant friends
and relatives, OF the betrohal OF my daughter Fred
erica to the comedian Mr.. Hoffman.
stiefswald, May 10th =. c. Krampc.
We hereby have the honor 50 inform absent re-
lations and friends, that our marriage took place
the 9th of May.
Horst, 1928.
IT. L. Pon Scltilder
a. M. w. Ton SchiLapr,
formerly Bachnlan.
We hereby have the honor duiifully to inform our
friends and relatives, that our marriage took place
on the 23d inst.
Branziw, May a7th.
.fagastus Pon Laterts
Julia Fon LGfert.
This day, my beloved wife, by maiden name
Schultz, was happily delivered Of healthy girl.
Hpmburgh, May a0,h.
G. s. H. iSiemers, jan.
Early yesterday morning, my wife. by maiden
name WinkeInan, was safely Delivered OF boy, of
which dulifulIy notify relations and friends.
Msgdebourgh, june IS, Uillicm Bertotlet.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
ON sLANDERERs.

0, may the wretch, to Scandal given,
he still the most accurs'd of Heav'n,
From every social circle driven,
In warm distian;
HIS enUsous rotten bosom riven
With keenest pain
The fend who could, in spiteful jest,
The fame of lovely maid modest,
And fill with grief her virtuous breast
Where'er he goes,
BE still considered friendships pest,
The worst IF foes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
no TIE DEMOCRa1TC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CrrIZENS.--As the time will soon arrive
swhen you will be called to select suitable person TO
Af lie Office Of SHERIFF for the ensuing termI there
oe beg leave offer myselfas candidate for that Office;
land without presunug have any claim your saiages,
o use any unwaantable plea cacuatedto excite pub
u sympathy il my favor risk the event merely on my
snwn merit which alone entitle to public conf
ence pledging myself the time 70 abide the de;
cslon Of The Red Lion Meeting, and to give my undivided
Asupror to the candidate nominated And should be SO
fortunate as to be elected iater myself that with due
Eappcqtion shall be able give general satisfaction in
5the performance Of. the duties of the office.
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
January is, 1924. lot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23

DY virtue of sundry writs of lev ia. and exponas
I'D directed will exposed to public SALE at the house
of Eli Lamborn, Wilmington, Chrsana hundred. satur
day the 1st day of January at O'clock p NJ The follow
ling described lands and tencments situate lying and be-
ling in the hundred of Mill Greek, and County of New
Caste to wit plantation or tract of land adjoining
lands of Richard Grub, Robert Crawford Joseph Tiff and
Others with log dwelling house thereon erected, Pecks
Creek running through said ands) and containing one
hundred acres more or less Seized and taken in
ton the property of James Grub.
New Castle, January 10, 1924. 1l-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
Egonl an English Paper.

Copy of letter to Mr.. Methuen, from his Gardener
sHoared Sir.--My WIFI an have taken the
ian from Winsor Jenney Cedar has lost her head,
the rest of the scrubs are all we'll. The Oxen are
com down to praise The Gods.
From your humble servant" sc.
What he meant TO say was:
Uon0red Sir--My wife and have taken the In.
naeuza. The Virginia Cedar has lost its head; the
rest of the shrubs are all we'll The auc.ionesr came
down 10 appraise the goods,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
SIX CENTS REWARD.

ID AN away Sunday morning the 4th inst. from the
e. subscriber, living New Castle, indented
Dutch lad named Rabouk Pickle about 19 years of age,
short made dark complexion, countenance. The
above reward will be paid for returning said lad, but
charges All persons warned not to harbor employ
him at their peril. JAMES SMITH.
Ian. 14ih 10-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of ADAM SEEDS,
IA deceased late of the OF New Castle either by
bond otherwise particularly requesedt TO set
lie the same and those who have demands, to present
them duly authenticated for settlement, to
JOSEPH SEEDS, Admir-.
IAN. % lit
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
los, yuaRHET STREET, vILMLNGT0A', DEL.
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, JANUARY, 1924.

Remedy for short biankets.-An Ilishman who
was sent on board ship and who believed in ghosts,
inquired of his messmates if the ship was haunted.
|"As full of ghosts as church-yard,' replied they,
''they are ten thousand strong every night" Tins
so terrified Pat that whenever he turned into his
hammock, he pulled his blanket over his head and
face, so that from his knees downwards, he was al
ways naked and cold. i" That there purser's terri
bic rogue he serves out blankets that don't fit a
man; they too long at top, and too short at
bottom, for they cover my head and ears, and my
feet are always petishing with cold. | have cut
several pieces off the top and sewed them on the
bottom, but it don't make it bit longer"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
NOTICE.

IL persons warned not to take an Assignment OF
IA bond for One hundred and thirty dollars, given by the
subscriber to Joseph Heart the same has been paid, and
clandestinely obtained from the subscriber
SAMUEL GREEN.
Brandvwipe Hundred Jan. 10, 1924. 11-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23

Domestic Life.--No man ever prospered in
the world without the consent and cooperation Of
his wife. If she unes in mutual endeavours, or
rewards his labor with an endesring smile, with
what spirit and perseverance does he apply to his
vocation with what confidence will he resort his
merchandise or farm fly over land sail upon the
seas; meet difficulty and encounter danger--if he
knows he is nor spending his strength in vain, but
that his labor will be rewarded by the sweets OF
home How delightful it is to have friend cheer,
and companion 10 soothe, the solitary hours Of
grief and pain Solitude and disappointment enter
into the history of every mans life and he is but
half provided for his voyage who finds but an
ciate for happy hours while for his months Of dark
ness and distress, no sympathizng partner is pre-
pared
Sir I'm. Jones and Thomas Day. Esq.--One
day upon removing some books at the chamber Of
the former, large spider dropped upon the toor
upon which Sir William, with some warmth, said.
Kill that spider, Day kill that spider said Mr..
| Day, with that GOODNESS Tor which he was SO con-
lspicuous-I will not kill that spider do not know
that have right TO kill that spider! Suppose
when you are going 10 your coach TO Westminster
Hall, Superior Being, who, perhaps, may have as
much power over you as you have over this insect.
should say TO his companion, Kill that lawyer
Kill that lawyer How should you like that, Jones
and am sure, to most people, lawyer is more
noxous animal than spider {:
4 There were two barristers at the Irish bar who
formed singular contrast in their stature-Ninian
Mahaffy, ESQ. was as much above the middle size
as MIR. Coils was below it.-When Lord Redesdale
was Lord Chancellor of Ireland, these two gentle
men CHANGED to be retained in the same cause, a
short time after his lordships elevation and before
he was persony acquainted with the Irish BAR
4 MIR. Coils was opening the motion when the lord
4 chancellor obseryed,-'Mr. Coils, when barrister
l addresses the court he must stand' 8 am stan
ding on the bench, my lord said Coils. Il beg a
thousand pardons,' said his ordship, somewhat con-
fused. Sit down, Mr.. Mahaffy.' Il am sitting, my
lord,' was the reply to the COMPOUNDED chancellor
j Ratting.--We are told that Domian used to
lamuse himself with killing heas with bodkin, and
one Of the Bourbon family passed his idle hours
liz shooting passengers 10 the street from the top Of
Ibis palace.--Very innocent past-time truly, and
royal sport compared to disgusting species Of
amusement, which is daily gaining ground in the
sporting circles Of England.We observe il stated
in Liverpool paper that a young gentleman named
IWedgsbury under twelve years OF age. son TO the
notorious dog fancer Old Sam Wedgsbury" has
undertaken to kill thirty rats aci has teeth in eight
minutes, and his papa and friends ready tc back
this child Of promise against any "a ID dog in the
kingdom.--an interesting, refined and rational ex.
hibition. .4nrora.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
SHERIFF'S SALES.


ID virtue of sundry writs of vend exponas to di-
ID rected will be exposed to public sale. at the house of
the late John Tweed, in MiCreek hundred, Friday
the 30h day of January, inst at 10 O'clock M The fol-
lowing described lands and enements, situate lying and
being in the hundred of Mill Greek and County of New
Castle 10 wit No. l. plantation or Tract Of land
adjoining lands of Thomas Dixon, Jun. Samuel Lind
sey's heirs, Thomas Mitchell and others, with frame
Tavern House and other buildings thereon erected
tanning Thirty six acres three quarters and twenty
perches be the same less No 2. The undivid-
ed half part of plantation tract of land in said
hundred, adong lands of William Morgan, William Lit
tile and others with store house and other buildings there
on erected, containing in the whole hundred
more or loss Seized and taken in execution the pro-
perry of John Tweed.
Newcastle January IL, 1894 11-A
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23

Bon IMot.-A gentleman handing the facetious
Mr.. ST letter, the other day, the wit took
out his purse to pay the postage, and remarked TO
the doctor that he believed it was the second or
third he owed him for. "Neyer mind, (says the
doctor) keep running account with you" 90,
very we'll them (replies the wag, whose standing.
as punster is well knownin Europe and AmericaF
if that is the case, shan't hurry myself to crer-
take it." and cooy pocketed his money again.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
LuSr PUBLISHED

Ofice, No. 1906, Market Sd. Wilmington,
THE ANNUAL NISITER
find Citizen and Farmers .9Lmanac,
For the year 1924,
Containing besides the usual astronomical calculations
variety Of Agricultural articles, valuable Recipes Moral
and Historical scIaps Interesting Tales Anecdotes Poetry
Eelpses Time ofhodng Courts in Delaware and Mary
n Yearly Meetings of Friends, Rates OF Postage able
Of Roads, &c. The following part Of the contents;
The Thieves and the Lawyer.
The three Sharpers
Dog Star and Dog Days.
The OCCUPATIONS of my uncle John.
Receipt for making Cider, and preserving it for years
On whitewashing fruit trees.
How to make double crop OF corn on poor ground
Successful method Of raising potatoes.
For raising cabbage
For raising turnips.
TO secure great crop OF wheat.
Andpe against all kinds ofbugs which usually nJure GU
cumber plants.
Remedy TO prevent the female breasts from gathering, Of
4 to cure them after they gathered
Another remedy for the same.
4 cure for chapped nipples, in sucking
Honey cure for the Gravel.
Another cure for the same.
Receipt for the Group.
Z Garlic Sirp, for Coughs and Colds.
Receipt for the cure OF the sore throat
---- TO clean the teeth and improve the breath.
Cure for the Quinsy.
Pickle for beef and pork-Another.
Receipt to purify fly-blown meat
10 swee,en meat, fish, &c. that is tainted
Useful properties Of charcoal for s~eetening the breath
cleansing the teeth, &c.
Receipt TO destroy bed bugs-Another
- for making paper fire proof.
- to prevent the biting Of musquetoes.
4 Anecdote OF Gen. Scott.
- Of an Irish pig merchant.
- of Sir Richard Steele.
Tme-Government OF the U. States.
Governors Of the several states.
Rates of Postage, &c
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
MATRIMONIAL CALCULATION.

MATRIMONIAL CALCULATION.
State Of Marriage in London, IN 1899.
Runaway wives, l,lS2
Runaway Husbands, 2,346
Married persons legally divorced 4,l75
Living in open warfare, l7,S45
- in private misunderstanding, 1929
Mutually Indifferent, 55,24O
Regarded as happy S,175
Nearly happy, l27
Perfectly happy, Is
Total, 96,S34
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
w. a. III q IEEElEygEgs EEANT @ETR I(GgSllfae
no TIE E.NOCRATIC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

II FELLOW CITIZENS--As the season is approaching
hen YOUR attention will be directed to the duty of select
BIZ person to fill the office Of SHERIFF Of this county,
beg leave offer myself TO your consideration as cam
kdate 1t is probably unnecessary remind you that at
}be last nomination for this office, favored with the
sages Of respectable portion of my fellow citizens for
Whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
3mens On the present OCCASION shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the test Of merit or the
spedge Of good conduct, but shall content myself with as
ssg YOU ofmy cheerful submission to any mode OF noml-
aton that may he adopted at the county meeting at the
Bred Lion and of my determination to give my utmost sup.
hort to the candidate who may be selected under the au'
Mhority Of that meeting. PETER Is. DELANY
II Wiir;npton January s. 1904 7-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
CONDITIONS or THE wATCHMAN.

10 those who send, call the Office and pay, during
khe months Of January July, SIX months III ADVANCE the
Grice viii be four dollars years all who do not the
Grice will be five dollars. Ifa subscriber wishes to de-
Fine he must notify the editor of his intention before the
FRI, Of June or December and pay all arearages nom
COMPLIANCE with these conditions to be considered new
for six months, and paper will be dscon-
n1ed without fument of them except at the option OF
HE editor.
Any person who will procure subscribers, and pay
III them agreeable to the above conditions, shall be en-
Scd TO the Waterman long they are complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for term
less han three months; four times for one dollar and TWEEN
N cents for every subsequent insertions longer ones pro-
6oron Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted, or they
Ebe continued till forbid Letters 10 the Editor, to in
lure attention must be post paid.
advertising bythe year.
H. Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
4 wear S16 90 1year 49, 90
II 6montbs s, so 6months 9, so
5 do. 4,75 3do' D. W
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23

DR.. Deans Rheumatic Fills.
a fresh supply yeceiued al the Watchman Office.
Blank H0N'DS FOB issaEE AZ his Office,
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-~-s1x3Gx1so~

MARRIAGE BROKERS--O One Of the Lon.
don papers states that in Paris there is regular
bureau for negotiating marrier es and, such is the
variety of female candidates, that the most csptious
taste may be suited. The following advertisement
July IL -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
g MARRIAGES.

1st. Fifty widows, with from TO 1000 francs
of income.
I'D. One hundred and Fifty dansets, with from
10000 to 100000 francs OF dowry.
esd. Four hundred young ladies and widows,
with small fortune.-APply to M. PORE, &C."
Another marriage broker adyertises at his dspo-
sal,
81. Two young ladies' ofbetween 5 and IS years
Of age with between so and Co. 900 francs OF portion.
-. Two others, between so and Sc years, with
IS 900 francs; and several danrSsls of all ages, with
between 1000 and 5000 francs ofincome ; with lots
Of widows, of incomes from l,ooOto 10000 francs.
If money be not the object, M. PORE says that
he has at his disposal several young ladies Of an
cient families, with little fortune but with all the
qualities which should accompany fortune"
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
Office.

WHEREAS a caution has been pub,
W iished IN the Alexsn1is Herald laS
tive to my official authority in acting as
Pilot from the ports OF Alexandra, George
town and Washington: ] CONCEIVE il not
only necessary in my own defence, but as
principle OF justice, founded on tact, 10
deny said accusations As TO said accu-
sai,ons, relative in the first place TO my
presenting false branch, most unhesi-
tatingIy declare tina he has asserted, not
only hat is false, but whal was eng eDder-
ed IN envy and malice. With respect to-
his implied remonstrsnce, az regards his
faithful discharge OF duty and support of
family, | would advise him 10 be less ire-
queDt IN his attendance at Ibs Grog Shop,
and evidence deeper interest IN The Pc
cublary concerns OF bis family would
request Ibis redoubtsble Mr. VAUGHAN TO
cali on The different Merchants and Cap
tains of the District, by whom ] have been
employed, to STATE Whether have nc, al.
ways performed The duties OF ny Office, IN
an honest, correct and faithful manner i
shall only conclude, by stating, that the
said Benjamin Vaughan has published TO
the word falseboods, uDtruhs and mails
ciou. SANDERS, founded OIL the mere tact
OF my attending more strictly TO NY busi-
ness, and possessing, perhaps, more know.
ledge OF it.
II has also been said by said Vaughan,
that be would never pilot another vessel to-
Alexandra without receiving FOUR dollars
per foot, whereas the customary price
is tzvo dollars and Iyiy cents. dosen and
three dollars and ttty cents up ven un-'
der the greatest distress. ! he inleRlion,
of the said Vaughan was to injure NE as
much as possible. having ascertaIDed that
| Intended establishing boat IN this
place, so as TO render US lnoeI endeDt OF
the Baltimore pilotsge. this, be supposed,
would iDjure bIn in pecuniary point OF
view, and this, no doubt, induced him To-
make this 6agitious attempt Oh my char
acter and reputation.
N. b. Although /, perhaps. bave not
served as an apprentice as long as Mr..
Vaughan, the Merchants and Captain ut
the District have only TO apply 20 Mr. Sa-
muel Bean, OF ST. Mays Co. Md with
whom served my time in the boat Mount
Vernon. 10 ascertain my capsbillty 10 lul-.
FIJI The duties of a pilot, having acted as
such for ten years, between the Districts
Cape Henry and Baltimore.
kENNER OLDHAM.
sept IL 81"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
Thirty Dollars Reward.
Dan AWAY on Friday, the An inst.
IL negro girI,ocaIled
.NetIu Wiliiamss

formerly the property Of The widow Hugh
ey, OF Dumfres She had on when she
went away, light blue domelic ftock,
white cotton apron with light coloredMa<
dras handkerchief round her bead, though
she may have changed her cIoa thes; and
IT is probable she may have got pass She
is from 22 to 90 years OF age, OF common
size; likely well featured negro, of q
light black or yelloWIsh color. No marks
or scars recolected, except one on the
side OF her head, near her ear; mid and
difideut when spoken to by white per-.
son, but has assurance enough among her
own color, She has relatives and acquain
taDces in Washington, Georgetown. 3al-
tmore, Dumirie- and Stafford court house
Va TO some OF which places she nay en-,
deavor to go. will give 10 dollars ;or
experimenting her 10 Alexandra, 20 if ia
ken Is miles from here; and the above re,
ward of 80 dollars, If taken any great.
er distance; besides paying ali reasonable
expenses for bringing her home.
All persons are iorwarned from hiring,
harboring or secretlng said negro, as they
will be dealt with according 10 law.
sep ID JOHN d BROWN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
Where the CASH may be had Tor prizes
at any moment,
0FDistant adventures, by .ignitying
their wish, will be informed of The tale OF
tickets ordered from Aliens Office as soon
as drawn.
Orders from any part OF the u. States,
per nail, post paid, or by private convey
ance, enclosing cash or prize tickets in the
New York and Baltimore Lotteries, will
receive The most prompt attention, II adj.
dressed TO
S. e. M. ALLEN y Co.
sep IS Washington City
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
Take Notice.

A S there have been several dnpreia-
INtions committed on MOUNT IDA
FARM, and The farm adjoining the lor-
mer, called the ISLAND, formerly the pro-
perry OF Charles alexander, but is now
leased tor term OF years---all persons
are iorwarDed 'respassiDg en- SAID pre-
mises--hu0tpg, fishing or towing, or i'll
any Other respect which Is contrary TO
law. as they may expect 10 be dea.; :" lti IS
the law directs. The TENANT;
sep IA 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

market.
ARRIVED-Sept Is.
Ship Shenandoah, Rose. 46 days from
Bremen, and So from Fair Island; German
goods to w. Smith, owner, Georgetown;
A. G.. CazeDove and Joseph Janney. of
this place Lett the Weser 25th OF Ju,
ly, in company with brig Barbara, Bart,
Tor Boston, parted company same night in
gale from N w Lett in the Weser,
ships Dummies, Hancock, for Baltimore,
to sail same day; Saco, Brigham, for
Stockholm, next day; Columbia, Kurtz,
for New York and Philadelphia. lst Au,
gust, Wilmington, and Liverpool Packet,
uncertain. Briggs Plant, Basse. for Mes.
sina, to sail same day; Albert, Collins, for
Ravre, same day; Jaspar, Knight, for Lis
bon, in days; Syren GarrIsh, uncertain.
Aug ID, lat Al 80, long "a, spoke En-
gllsh brig Brilliant, IS days from Rio ia
nero, for Lona"n Aug 20, lat. 43 80,
long. so, on The Banks. spoke ship Auros
ra, II days from y. York for Havre The
Shenandoah was IL days in the North
Sea.
Schr. Comet, Haskell, Boston, IA days;
Goldfish, oil and lumber, to the master,
Schr. Laurel Packet. Jackson, Provi-
dence; domestic goods 10 A. c. Cazenove.
Schr. Alert, Bears, Boston, 10 days;
Russia duck and canvass to Pbineas JAM
ney; shoes and hats 10 True and Harmon,
and freight tor the district.
Schr. James Monroe, Young, Philadel.
phia, 9 days.
SAILED Sept Is.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
A letter from Pernambuco, July S6,
mentions the arrival Of schr Dart, from A
lexandria, and vessel in' long passage
from Salem.
NoRro1s, Sept. 10 arrived, ssbr
Hero. Soule, from Alexarria, bound TO
Barbados, SO bours out, b distress. with
pumps choaked and two tet water 10 the
hold. On Friday last. in the Gulph
Stream, passed scbr RoseiD- Bloom, Spil>
man, from Alexandra, bund to Barba
does. Same day experlnced a severe
gale from N. E.