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The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01
From the n. .York Patriot.

The ship Napoleon, Captain Hall, of YARN outh, i
Mass, arrived at Madeira, from Savannah, on the
l7th of January. On the Esd she sailed from Ma
dera for the Cape de Verbs When oil the west
crn end OF the Island, at late hour OF the night,
three of the crew rose the other part, who
were below The captain hearing noise, LET
the cabin and on his reaching the deck. was
knocked down and thrown overheard. The mate,
cook, and Portuguese lad. who went to assist the
captain, were overpowered and shared the fate
OF their commander. There now only remained
on board Portuguese passenger, whom they
called from, his birth IN the cabin, told him tina,
the captain, mate and others had gone on shore,
and directed him to take charge of the helm
They had pre-, iously cut the long boat adritt, to
induce the gentleman passenger to believe their
story. The rutineers then proceeded to the ca
hin to drink and plunder. The vessel they in.
tended to scuttle, and make their escape in the
yawl; but the passenger suspcctinS what had ia.
ken place, and wha, was 10 he his fate, got into
the boat, and made for the land, and gave infor
nation 10 the authorities. On the following
morning, the vessel was in sight, and boats were
despatched to capture her. She was brought in
10 Madeira, and the three murtcrers lodged ii
prison. The vessel had several feet OF water il
her hold
singular, and We believe unprecedented in
stance Of the effect OF passion III Il brute animal
was witnessed in Raleigh, N. G.. not long since
a horse, whilst paying his respects to trough
of provendcr, was somewhat annoyed by a COW,
VINO seemed determined to participate without
ceremony, in the good things he was eagerly
discussing. She So far accomplished her nten.
lions As TO protrude her head into the trough
and was in the very act of comRencing her ope
rations, when the horse, convinced that the mo
ment was a critical one, and forge,ful of that no
o'eness of character for which his species is ce
,ebrated, caught the tongue of the COW between
MS teeth, and in An instant severed it in twain
The COW anguishcd short time and died.
PRESIDENTIAL VESTS.-We un
derstand that Messrs. J. Il p. Hone ant
Company sold yesterday by auction larg'
quantity of black silk vestings, lately i'm
ported from France, stamped with prett,
correct likenesses of several of the can
N'dates for the presidency. with thei
names printed beneath their busts. Th
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01
Remedy for the Piles.

THE medicine now offered to the pub
lie is one which has been fully subjected to the
int.lihle test Of experience, and in every instance
where it has been fairly tried, il has been attend
rd with the most complete success In some OF
he cases, the patients had been laborlng under
he disease for years, and during that period, had
received the best medical advice, and had Under
gone a painful surgical operation, without per
Imanent advantage. 1t is not tlite those usually
I.dvertiscd) offered as a certain cure, for long
catalogue of diseases; but those afflicted with thit
for which alone it is recommended
m y rely with confidence upon obtaining relief
even in its wors, forms, in short time, and they
themselves are the bes, Judges OF the Importance
lot such remedy. Price SO cents per box, will
directions signed by the proprietor. Prepared
and sold at JAMES A. AUSIlN'S
Drug and Chemical store, No 273, North 3e
street, Philadelphia. a.-March 25 2S-4tp
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i'rcsa Goods-Just Received

at No. 80 Ih,rlet Street;
(ElLOTHS, Cassmers, Cassinetts, Flannels; Cal
~ lcoe, Cambria and Painted Aluslins; Grapes
Ginghams, Russia Sheeting and Diaper; lrisf
Linen; Blue and Yellow Nankeens; Long closl
Muslin; Merseilles and Valencia Vesting; Hosiery
Checks, Ticking; Linen and Cotton Drilling; VII
mington and other stripes; Plaids domestic ana
Imported Muslins, with :, variety of other goods
all of which will be sold at reduced prices,
JOHN w. TATUM.
Sd Month, 25th. I3--6wt2f.
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We publish in our paper to-day, an account
Of the reception given by the government OF Bue
nos Ayres to Mr.. Rodney 1t is truly gratifying
to see that he was received with most cordial
welcome, and with every honour that it was pos
sible for them to bestow. Mr.. RS health has
considerably improved, and we hope soon to heal
that he fully enjoys that chief of blessings.
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VIII yEl.Eisf c. c. T. @ DEtll 4AA1To
Thursday, AprA 4, AS2A
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

If" YentribquiSt" will devote his attention TO
subi:c OF more consequence than that OF de'i.
sing . plan for removing the "eyl OF ceibacy''
from among single sisters" we shall be pleased
to hear from him.
The request Of" Octapian" cannot be complied
with The composition OF his piece Is not only
e,ceeding lame, but it partakes nothing of the
style Of even ordinary poetry. An author wheth,
,r of poetry or prose, should never offer for pub
llcaton, piece to which he would be ashamed
10 attach his name, and we cannot conclude that
"Octavian" would have the vanity to suppose
that his "stanzas, composed and written after
peusal of Mrs. Rowson's Charlotte Temple" (of
which the following verse is speclmen,) wouc
do cred, to him as poet. Alter pathetic ad
dress to the wretcheJ victim of deceit and love
in which he seems to sympathise in her wrongs
and sullerinss, he exclaims,
"Ah cruel man, can you Indifferent view
The spot where lies the victim you deceived |;
lore her from parents, friends, who loved he
true,
Relentless doomed her to clay cold grave"
The shield of a fictitious signature is too ofte
an inducement for young essayists to attempt tn
experiment Of offering their productions tor pub
lcation. We would suppose "0ctavian' to be
youthful writer, and should think ii not imprt
per to advise him to court the Muse with moi
assiduty, before he sspires TO the columns Of
public paper,
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UITlt is every mans duty to himself and fmi.
ly TO better his fortune, and here is the opportu-
nifty; for if he cannot spare ~ 75 cents for so
good purchase, he can venture 81 81, at all
events he will never miss 81 25. which will pur-
chase quarter ticket and may gain Seven Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars, Two Hundred and Twelve
Dollars Fifty Cents, or a variety of other sums
THERE is NO TIME TO BE LOST!
Purchasers of Packages OF nine tickets may
have them at still less cost, viz
One Package of nine Tickets. S28
One Package of nine halt Tickets, ID
One Package of nine quarter Tickets,
Only dollars IL cents per ,ckets-l56 Gems
per half ticket, and only 7o cents for the quarters
as the prizes to be drawn will be depended on
for the balance--all over to be the property OF
the fortunate adven,urer.
Neglect this great opportunity, and you may
never have such another
Cash paid for prizes as soon as drawn.
Tickets and shares tor sale by
THOMAS HOPE, JR.
Lottery and Exchange office, No. l29, Marke
lSueet, opposite the Town Hall
| Orders from the country promptly attended to
| March 25, 1924. 29-3t.
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WANTED.

boy about ii or Is years ofage, who can com
|weli recommended for industry and moralit
Twill be taken AS an apprentice to the printing b'
at this Office.
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a Public Mouse,



1894 Mess Marley and
nofs
following Report giving correct statement tine TRANSACTIONS OF
w heads paid BY the
IRON the oMereh
md the baancenow his hands
Collectors
theb
TORBERT.
BENJAMIN WATTSON,
BENJAMIN
M roun of Payments Caleb Treasurer Nca County,
tn tcf Jiarc,8 to the Sd March, 1924
Paid following md Allowances
Fans,Co ConLcvy attendance C4s
niammB Boldcn do do sN
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Public APPRECIATION

Was never more generally or deciIed1y evi.
dent than at the drawing Of he small Binary Com
binaiion Lottery, New Series, drawn at the Town
H.ll in Wilmington, on "Wednesday last. The
following we're the numbers drawn-and they
were drawn in the order they stand viz.
Numbers drawn1 1st. 2nd. Sd. 4th
from the wheel. ID 10 IL 8
A number of gentlemen have expressed wish
to have another drawing-and their wishes shal
]be complied with on the 10Th OF April, next Sa
lturday two weeks. The scheme in every parti
,cular is similar to the last.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01
THOMAS YLTnEN

Respectfully ret urns his thank, to his friends
and the Public for the very liberal patronage he
has received. and assures them that he will still
continue to execute his work III 'hs neates, mos
fashionable, and most durable manner.
fie offers Ladies Nalentia shoes At reduced
prices.
April l, 1921. 29-tt.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01
RDRTWYl!G0S ABODE 3

$500 DOLLARS FOR 54,75s
FARMERS AND CITIZENS ATTEND
The RICH DELapHqRE LOTTERY, avil
be speedily Draonh
And in proportion to the number of Tickets ant
value of Prizes, is the richest in the United States
And by which
S25oo mag be gained for 81 rs
1850 37i
625 25
3I3 62
find so IN proportion for other large prizes.
l Prize of S250O
1000
/ 1000
1850 Dollars in prizes Of 80
1850 Dollars in prizes of 10
1850 Dollars in less prizes.
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NEMOV Az.
FARMEH'S INN.
To EACH CoMMANDING I
NAVAL OFFICER. !

The subscriber respectfully informs the puD'c
that he has opened
a Public Mousse
At the South East corner of Shpley and High
Streets, for the accommodation OF his countr.
friends, by whom he was patron'zed at ms la'e
House. the Black Horse Inn. lie now salicils .
continuance Of their favors Nothing shall be
wanting to render their accommodation such AS
shall insure satisfaction
WILLIAM C.. DORSEY.
NIB A few private boarders can be accom-
modated. r.
Wilmington, April /, 1924. 23--u.
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n Treasury March 81 1924 fl3l ~
No Tar March, meet the expenses Me eoMtgQ
h@ans
Juncs due from the Collectors o. h aV'eaS
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HU1ldredS, IIurch on
Coiectors s. Hundreds
Wm. Penny, b. W.
n. Delaplain, Chris.
David Justis, NJ. C.
w. Anderson, &C.
Abm. S. Ewes, N. C.
John G. Clark, r. l..
S. M'NIullen, Penca.
l. Scott, ST. Georges,
T. Naudain, Apo.
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tiaia'e are Of the most favorable nature 10
induce speedy recOgnition~ut their sove.
reignly.
LONDON, Oct s5.-The order 10 dis.
mantle the bomb vessels employed ir the
late expedition against Ialgie,s, has JUS;
been coun,ermanded.
A decree OF the king OF Spain, published
18th Oct. declares that the Courts shall
adjudge the punishment OF death ON all
persons who after the LIST Oct. 1923. shall
have been proved 10 be enemies to the le
gtimate rights OF the Throne, or par'izans
of the late Constitution, including all who
shall publish pamphlets or journals of the
same tendency.
a subscription is about to be opened 10
form g company of 50 ladies and gentle.
men, tc proceed in a Packet to visit the
Coasts of the Mediterranean, the Isles of
Greece, Asia Minor, Syria, Egypt. The
vessel is to be equipped with elegance
and provided with every thing which can
contribute TO the pleasure OF the passen.
gers. The expedition will occupy three
years, and the expense will be 1900 sterl.
ing each passenger,
LONDON, Oct. 20.-We learn from Deal
that the Columbus, from Quebec, arrived
yesterday afternoon In the Downs, and
cast anchor near the Grand Ship Rami-
lies, Notwithstanding this man OF war is
OF The hrst class, she appears no larger
than canal boat, alongside this Levia-
than of the New World. Al the moment
that the Columbus appeared 10 sight. she
appeared like floating Island, aud Der
masts like Church steeples. She is to be
towed 10 Depttord by steam boats, to be
discharged.
PARIS, Oct. 98.--The contractors OF the
Spanish Loans Of 1921 and 1922, have DO
tilted the holders OF the Bonds that no
provision has been made by the goyers-
melt tor the payment of the November
interest.
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Masonic Notice

THE brethren of Evangelical Lodge,
IL No 8, of Alexandra, are requested
to meet at Brooke Lodge Room, ON Sunday
morning. the e6tb inst. at 10 O'Clock, for
the purpose OF forming a procession, to
move at ii O'Clock, precisely, TO Saint
Paus Church, where Charity Sermon
will! be delivered by the Rev Brother
VIM. Fl. HALEY, and collection taken
up. The Brethren of alexandria Wash
smgton Lodge, No. 70, Brooke Lodge, No.
Q. and brethren Of our sister lodges of
Washington and Georgetown, together
with transient brethren are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
The Committee Of .Arrangemsnt,.
doc 2L
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FROM RIO JANElRO.

BALTlmoRE, Dec. s0.---By The shir
Hope. captain DUNCAN, at this port on
Saturday in IS days from Rio Janeiro, we
have continuation of untavorable &C,
counts respecting the state Of the markets
there. The ship Atlantic, of Norfolk, ar.
rived on the Esd October, with 5000 bar.
rels -four, which could not be sold; the
brig Belvidera, of Philadelphia, via Per
nambuco, with 1900 bis. OF -four, seek.
ing for market; the ship Liverpool or
the Gath Oct from Norfolk with $500 bis
--landing; ship Hamlet, from Norfolk
on the 3lst, with 5000 barrels, These
are in addition to the vessels and cargoes
reported by the Robert at this port--be.
sides, there were several large cargoe:
daily expected from the United States,
some parcels from Liverpool, and wheat
from Antwerp. There were in store two
cargoes of wheat, about 5000 barrels
Hamburg -four, and 4 or 5000 barrels oil
other flour--tbe price about six milreas,
long credit. The port of Rio was also o.
verstocked with wines and brandies.
We are indebted to the 2oliteness of a
commercial friend for the following extract
Of letter, dated
RIO JANEIRo, 3ist Oct. 1924.
The old flour is selling since our arri-
vail at SIX millreas, and that only in small
quantities. 1t is impossible to tell what is
the best time TO bring a cargo to this mar
ket-as things are now going on, the
trade is net worth prosecuting-and so
long as we continue to ship from the u
nited States three or tour times the GUAM
tity of -four that is wanted, to make good
voyage will be miracle. From May 10
the Gath October, the quantity of -four
$4,000 barrels -29, 600 barrels of this
went away to look for market. In adds
ton there have been many thousand bar.
rels from France, Hamburg and Liverpool
from The former places it has sold as
low as four milreas-many cargoes OF
wheat have also arrived which scarcely
paid freight and charges. From this view
you can Judge what must be the result OF
shipments made from the United States 10
Sept. and October,
Coffee is the same price as when the
Philips cargo was shipped-Sugars are
higher, but as the new crop is now coming
in, they will be lower. The stock OF do.
mestic goods in the river [PlateJ IS i'm
meDsely large, and they are also selling
low here. The quantity is much too large,
and if we get of without loss | shall be
satisfied
The ship Six 'Brothers of New York
sailed the day We arrived. 1000 barrels
of her cargo of -four were sold at eight
dollars, deliverable at Lima"
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price, and witb further instructions 10 in .
qulre into any abuses which NAV exist
from the continuation OF capitalists for the
purpose OF defrauding the government. or
from the detective organization OF the
land Office system; and, If any such abuses
are found to exist, TO devise and report
some plan by which they may be correct
ed.
Mr.. Livingston gave notice, that when
MIR. McDuffie should call up the considers
alton Oft the joint resolution moved by him,
proposing an amendment TO the constitu.
lion in regard to the election Of President
and Vice President of the United States,
he should again offer the amendment be
had formerly proposed 10 that resolution.
SETTLEMENT OF THE OREGON
Mr. Floyd of Virg mia, moved that the
House go into committee of the whole on
the state of the Union, with view to
take up the bill "for the occupation oil the
mouth of the Columbia Cor Oregon) Riv-
err" which was agreed to, and the House
went into committee accordingly, Mr., A.
Stevenson IN the chair.
The bill was read by sections, and the
several blanks were filed.
Adjourned.
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day prior to .heir being tbus happily re
iieved from such distressing situation, a
orig hove 10 sight, winch lay to but ior a
snort time, and then proceeded on her
course, without rendering then the least
assistance. Every praise is due To Captain
L.owion, ior bis exertions in saYing them
from the wreck, and for bis care and al.
-teniion while on board bis ship. The
people at st. Johns, very generously and
promptly relieved the passengers who
were in the greatest distress Imaginable,
not having saved single article OF wear
ing apparel, save what they had on when
leaving the wreck.
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MASaNIC-

Arrangements for the Celebration of the
anniversary of st. John the Evangelia,
Dec. 27, 1924
TNHE Delegates appointed by the seve-
a raj Lodges of the District, to make
arrangements for the Celebration of ST..
Johns day, met at the Western Masonic
Hall on the 7th December instant, and
selected the following Brethren as Sub.
committee, viz. Andrew Tate, Amos A
lexander, John n. Moulder. ]. B Forrest,
Thomas Corcoran, Edw. de Kraft, G. w.
Catlett and Thomas Stanley
The Sub Committee announce 10 their
Brethren the following arrangements:
The Masons OF The District, and So
journing Brethren, are requested to meet
on the day, at 10 o'clock, A Nj. at the
Western Hall, 10 the City of Washington.
A procession will there be formed, under
the direction OF the Grand Lodge, and
proceed to st. Johns Church, where a
Masonic Address will be delivered by a
Brother. The Grand Chaplain will CON
meDce the services with prayer, and a.
mother Reverend Brother will close with
the same. After which a collection Tor
charitable purposes will be taken up,
The procession will move from the
Church again 10 the Lodge Room.
The Officers of the Several Chapters
and Lodges viii appear with their proper
banners, badges, and jewels; and the
Brethren with blue sashes, black hats,
and dark colored clothes.
All the brethren of the District are par
ticularly urged to unite on this occasion;
and solour0iog Brethren are specially in-
vited 10 join in the ceremonies OF the day.
10 most of the States, the annual return oil
St. Johns Day has been properly noticed
by Masons, and the Committee are salts
fed that, il due honors have been hereto.
fore omitted in this District, they will
nov be ATTENDED 10. and the Brotherhood
unite in its full strength.
The exercises at tue Church will be
public, and Inc citizens generally are in
vited. Seats will be appropriated for la
dies,
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sN MARINE LIST. 1
aRRIVED-DFH 81

Brig Elizabeth, Sturges, Crosby, Barbados,
20 days: ballast.
Brig Columbus, Marbury, Port au Prince,
Is days: coffee to Lindsay & Hill, J. Lyon x
Son, and the master.
Schr. Republican, Skies, Edenton shingles
to }. II. Davis
DECEMBER %.
Schr Farmers Ingenuity, Crowell, Philadel
phia; freight for the district.
SAILED,
Brig Decatur, Chase, St Thomas
Sloop Globe, Baker, Providence.
Brig CIPHER, Burgess, Boston.
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AUCTION SALES.
Night Sale.

THIS EVENING, at Pm.
WIiLL be sold at the Auction Store. a
W handsome lot of seasonable DRY
GOODS, just received. such as
Plaid cloaks, linseys, cloths
Casslneres, cottons, cassinets, linens
Red and white flannel, by the piece
Hose, sbawls, diapers, shoes
Feather edged ribbons, bats
Umbrellas, cotton iringes, &c. sc,
Goods open for inspection on the day Of
sale. S, A. MARSTELLER, Auc'r.
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BEACON OFFICE. New RooH.

DEACON UFFlcE, New Room,
Norfolk, Dec. 20.
Arrived, schr Richmond Hand, from
Richmond, bound to Philadelphia.
Below, schr. Independence, CosIes,
from Petersburg. bound to New York
Shops Atlantic, Waglow, from Richmond,
for do; and Sailors Fancy, from do. for
Philadelphia.
The brig Uhion, Emery, will sail for &.
lexandria, Tomorrow or next day.
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CrThere has been added, amongst other
recent donations to the Alexandra Museuta,
pair of beautiful living WHITE RATS, ha.
wing blood red eyes---which are considered, BY
those who have seen them, great curiosity
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Public Sale.

ON TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, will be
~ sold at the auction office-sugar in
bbls. vinegar do. brandy in pipes. gin do.
lime juice do. tumblers in boxes, side
boards. secretaries, bureaus, sofas, chaits,
variety beds, beisteads, tables, stoves,
looking glasses. ALSO, cloths, cassmeres
cassinetls, blankets, hdkfs, shawls. plaids,
co,tons, ! piece sup. carpeting, bomba-
zettes, stripes, threads, buttons, sewing
silk and cotton. Also without reserve, B
cases mems fine fur hats.
Also,
superb GOLD WATCH
| Refrigerator
dec g S. A. MARSTELLER.
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For Bremen.

s.aAx, The General Lingab; has COM
EGmenced loading, and is expected to
sail 10 all February-sbe ha. the principal
part OF Der cargo engaged. For freight OF
100 bids. apply to
dec 60 J. H.LADD &Co
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FROM RIO JANEIRO.

EoRFoLK, Dec. l8 by the brig Eliza
Reilly, Capt. Harding, 10 50 days pas.
sage from Rio Janeiro, we have received
tlle of The Dinrio Ft,mlnense from esd
October to 9Th November. A friend who
has politely inspected them for us, states
that they do not contain any thing OF I'M
portance. The oath of fidelity to the En-
peror Don Pedro and to the Political Con-
s,itution OF the Brazilian Empire, con-
tinued to be taken by the civil and militia
~ authorities, and the people OF the dit
ierent provinces.
A vesse! had arrived at Rio on the 3Otb
OF October from Lisbon, which contra
dicted the report Of an expedition lifting
there to 60 against the BraziIs.
A subscription list is open al Rio tor the
increase OF the Imperial Navy.
The last Will OF Napoleon Bonaparfe
was printed at large in the Brazilian Ia
zetteS. tDe0co".
NosroL6, Dec 60 We learn from
CAPT Harding, of the brig Eliza Reilly,
reported in our last, 10 81 days from Rio
,Jsneiro, that 36, 569 barrels of Flour were
brought into that port, between Sd Sept
and 3lst October last. The markets were
extremely dull for American produce. L'o'
The schr Mary and Catherine, arrived
at Eastport, Name, on the 9Th ult from
s. Johns, IN FL with Mrs. Wsterhouse,
Of alachlas, and her daughter. passengers,
who were taken from the sloop Sally cap
tain Archibald Hall, wrecked a; sea, by
the brig Daniel, captain LoSton, 10 LAT 10
80, N. 40 miles of the land, and carried 10
81 Johns. The Sally was from Boston,
for Mschias, and had been out A. days
when fallen in with, (Nov. s. having lost
her mast and received other consldera ole
damage in a gale OF wind. The Gre" and
passengers were destitute of every article
Of TODD, having but very short time pre-
vious finished the remainder OF cat,
which they Dad some time subsisted on
as also rat, which had been discovered IN
the harness cask: they had come to that
heari-rending determination that one mus'
perish for the support OF the remainder
but which was happily frustrated by, the
appearance of the Daniel they bad beer
twice previously supplied with provisions
but the captain could not be persuaded to
| leave The wreck while hope remained OF
his being able to reach some port. Inc
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For POrt-au-Prince.

.$4, The fast sailing brig COLUM>
.&&$E BUS, Leonard MarbuIy, master;
burthen 1900 b5ls. and will be ready to
receive 10 morrow, and will take freight on
application 10 the master or 10
dec 60 J. II LADD g. Co.