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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29

The following orderin regard to the execu
ton of the Crack Treaty, have been issued by
Major General GAINES, and published in the
Georgia papers:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
Silver Bullion and other Head
Ornaments, SC. sc.
MRs. WHETg.

OCIV'fo UU' OctOC ,'hSSSTS. 10. u III. .NglIS0n1
Dry Good Store,
w ILL open this morning, handsome as
" sortment of LADIES' TURBANS and
CAfS' some of which are richly dressed with
silver bullion, &c.-Beautiful ORNAMENTS
FOE TIE HEAD, decorated with bullion
&c-RlCH TRIMMINGS for BALL ORES
SES--A lew Bnnches real and most TASTY
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-One
NEW-FASHiON PATTERN COTTAGE
BONNET.
1.-The above goods are fresh, and direct
from one of the most tasty houses in New
York. Those wishing TO purchase NAV rest
assured OF receiving them at very moderate
advance.
\. BIN addition TO the above, Mrs. w.
mas on hand, Leehorn and Straw Bonnets-
Black, Pink and Blue Ostrich Feathers-Curls,
hobons-ihrcad Lace and Edgings-White
and Blue figured Satns-islack Italian Grapes
"a few Children's ChDchiia Hats, and manv
other articles in the Millinery line, the whole Of
which will be sold as cheap as they can be pro-
cured in the city.
Jan. % 9,*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28

in his manifesto. Most of tho Spanish Amcri-
can states were at that moment, in reality, much
more Independent than Spain herself, and whe-
Their their governments were soiidly established
or not, they had given proofs that they were able
to maintain them, not only without the favor or
protection of the mother country, but even
against all her efforts to harass and distress
them. But the fact is, that by this manifesto his
Catholic Majesty sought TO obtain the sanction
Of the European Sovcrcigns to the doctrine,
that the people have no political rghts-ttat to
govern is the birth-right of few by divine au-
thorty, and that the governed have no right,
under any circumstances to better their condi-
ton by a change of rulers, or form of govern
| incnt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
From the .N1rijopgI .L,nyool

OCK RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
he documents from the Department of State.
INTENDED TO accompany the Presidents Message
At inc opening OF the present session of Con
gte's, OUT which we're unavOidably delay ed un-
I'll few days ago, will be found TO contain much
matter for speculation, by those who take an
interest in our foreign concerns. Bcing too
volumnous for the columns Of the Journal wl,iIc
so many current domestic affairs demand our
attention, aud being al the same time TOO i'm
Portant to be wholIyncgIacted,w ehave attempt-
cd to give brief abstJactef the correspondence
contained in The volume, which we trust will mt
our readers IN possession of all the material facts
"a relation to our present standing with Spain.
AYIll be seen, that, notwithstanding our treatv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
BEAUTIFUL LINES.
From CampbeWs PIea,1irsy Of HONE

From CampbeHs Pleasures Of Hope.
unfading Hope, when life's last embcrs burn,
When soul 10 soul and dust to dust return,
Heaven to thy charge resigns the awful hour,
All then thy kingdom comes, immortal power!
What though each spark OF earth-botn rapture fy
The auivering lip, pale cheek and closing eye?
Bright to the soul thy scraph hands convey
The morning dream of lifes eternal day:
Then, then the triumph aud the trance begin,
And all the Phpnix spirit burns within.
Eternal Hope! when yonder spheres sublime,
Peald their first notes to sound the march of time,
Thy Joyous youth began-but not to fade
hen all the sister planets have decayd,
When the last flames of ivd ether glow,
And heavens last thunders shake the world below.
Thou undismay'd shalt DER the ruin smile,
Aud light thy torch at natures funeral pile.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
WIN. LAMBERT, Jr. .qNo,nev.of= I1,e

WIN. LAMBERT, Jr. .4uoymey-at- Lo,,.
w offers his services to those who are on
gagged IN law sni,s in the Courts held in the
city OF Richmond; to prepare their suits for trial.
lie will pay particular attention TO getting the
parties speedily before the Court, the ne elect
OF winch causes great delay. He will also al
tend to the suits at rules; 10 the taking ofdeposi
tons; and before the commissioner, he propo-
ses to do what the parties themselves now
nave to periom, and whatever else may be ne
ceSsary to hasten final decision Of their cause.
For the utility OF such Council lie refers 10 every
member of the Bar.
January Off
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28

were retreatng towards Cuzco, TO join the remains
of La Sernas forces, who had been defeated in the
neighbourhood of Charcas by the army of Bucnos
Ayrcs. This army had taken possession of the
provinces OF Potosi, Cucha bamba, udo, Puno and
Santa Cruz de In Sierra. Bolivar himself writes
To Santamaria, assuring him at the speedy tern'i-
nation of the campaign, Gillian army was
marching from africa to join that of Peru and Bue-
nos Ayres. The rclniorcements from arthagena,
Santa Martha aud Puerto Cabcllo had arrived at
Guacho from Panama; whence also had been
shipped a million and half OF dollars for the army
IN Peru. Lima was occupuied by the patriots, aud
Cailao was blockaded by sea aud by land, by the
combined land and naval forces, the latter be-
ing under the command of commodore BlaucO, OF
the CHILEAN service.
The Spanish ship Asia and brig of war Achilles
had made an attempt to escape from Callao, but
being pursued by the Peruvian and GILLIAN squad
ron, returned to port, which cNaspcratcd the
| commandant of Calao, that he opened fire On
them from the batteries, wishing force them TO
decisive engagement Phil. +. Gas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
y ICHARD POLLARD will continue to transac,

lCHARD POLLARD will contjnuc to transact
business in Lynchburg, as .4sH!ionecr and
General Commission Merchant. He will, as here
toore' attend to zoe sellinh and shipping oftobacco
ana other produce for planters, counny mefcha,ts.
and others. Also In the receiving and forwarding
OF goodS--to the purchasing of produce on commits
sion, and to the transaction of bank business, as
agent In short, to all business coming propcrfy
within the scope OF an Auctioneer and Commission
Merchant. All consignments that he may be ia
vored WITH and all business that may be entrusted
to him, will meet with due attention. His office is
IN the large brick house at the junction of First
street and Fourth alley, near the Franklin Hotel,
Jan IL w1w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
NOTICE

II. WiiiTLoCk having associated him.
nj. with FRANCIS WICKER, they wonlI :.
form their i'iends and the public in pcucr,I 81.
they have rented tho Lunrber-house and ynrd hs;,
pat Of 'has Wei known stand formerly the proper,,
q, on.ies "h'tock' deed, on Carey street. where
'ney nave on hand, aud intend kecpimg. n ,.,n,.,
assortment OF all descriptions of Lumber. Az,
ny the nhi' m less quantity, Lime, Tar. pm
R"s"', Rd'o PTPe"tt,e, do. Spirits, Jarnish. g..
&c. ''""' 81
~ Il. They will also attend to the disposition of
any afucies ct country produce entrusted T., their
r. III. WHITLOCK.
FRAN. WICKER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28

ny AZ concerning persons icho hare suffer
Ell 6y the loss Of SLAVES and other Drooerty.
td&en Hn6 carried atorg by the enemy during
me ute 'olr bcttoeen England and the United
States IF .4merica.
whereas, II g represented to the General
Assembly, that many of the citizens of this
commonwealth sustained great losses BY having
0i',r slaves and other property taken and car
cled away by the enemy in the late war between
England and Che United States OF America
thereby reducing our citizens who enjoyed af-
Thence and plenty, 10 state of poverty and
distress:
Is" therefore enacted byMe General Assem-
.goty' That each certificate under the seal of any
court IN this commonwealth, in relation to slaves
and other property taken and carried away by
Shf ae'NY in the late war between England and
H. Hnted States of America, to afidayits and
deposit nas, all certificates of executorshlp, adj
iuinisiralion or guardianship, and to powers of
attprncE, and all other papers whatsoever that
WAY DC necessary for the purpose of prosecuting
csa'ns before the commissioners now sitting IN
t'ie c'tF " Washington, constituted under the
Gsa 'pii0n, concluded at st. Petersburg in re-
iati)H ~ he first articles of the treaty of Client
c.'lcHrHhg slaves and other private property
s9aii ne "ee from any tax whatsoever.
2. Be q further eaacfed That it shall be the
duty OF tle clerks of the superior, county and
l26sQEporation courts within this commonwealth
5f1 Notary public, 10 certify and aGix
poi Office to such a(fidavits, depositions
bowers of attorney, certificates of admin
aon or guardianship, or other papers, and
nch seal affixed as aforesaid, and certiii
ss'th erect, he shall receive thcsurn of twenty
$iiYe cents only, as compensation for such, TO be
apaid by the claimant at whose instance such
4 seryice may be performed.
.. All acts and parts CT acts coming within
sise pufvicw OF this act shall bc and the same
IL: hereby repealed.
81 4. This act shall commence and be in force
from aud after the passage. thereof
Passed Juuztry 10, 1926.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
Jan. II
Young Ladies' Seminary.

VI tie Residence IF Doct. L. NIosby, IN Po,u-
hntan County.
~ NliE exercises of this institution under the su-
Z perintendance of Mrs. H. Rudd, will COM
mence on the lst of Feb: 1925, and close ON the
Both of Nov. following: Board and tuition Tin all
the useful 5rahches) as heretofore
For Ike Session Of Ten Months, $l1O.
The course of instruction includes Spelling, Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy with the of Maps, History, Cancient and
modern,) Chronology, Mythology, elements of Che
mistry and Philosophy. Music, by a gentleman Of
superior qualifications, at $50 per quarter.
Dec 81 @,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
PRESIDENT MONROE.

BosToS, Jan. 10.
he following resolutions were on Thursday
mously adopted in the senate of this common
tS7fesS the term nj Office of JAMES Monroe,
es',sit of the United States, will expire ON the
4gh day Of March next; and whereas the acknow-
isdgement, by free and enlightened people, Of
nflr appreciation and gratitude, TO those who faith
tgty' nnpardally, and in accordance with the con-
6tig'tIon' administer the government committed TO
saeir charge is right and proper, aud must at all
ti@es be received by the true patriot with plea
sure and satisfaction
He'otred' That this legislature convinced that
JAMES MONROE, President Of the United States,
as rendered great, essential, and important servi-
ceS to his country feel duty to offer TO hin, the
sentiments Of their high consideration, respect and
cgtecn
heSof0ef, That this legislature do approve Of
Hdy republican, wise, md successful admins
bon Of JAMES MONROE. President Of the Uni
States, unicr whose administration, bv the
blessing Of Diyiu' Providence, mace has been pre-
seryel 10 The nitinn and thl when I've shall retire
from Once, he viii carry with him the sincere wishes
OF his Legislature for hi. iturc health prospcrity
aud hdppiness
ResolreS, That HIS Exccllcncy the Governor
se requested 20 commitments these resolution; TO
ii'c President Of the United States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
POETRY.
THE PAST YEAR.

Departed Year. there is Il tone
Ofsilent eloqueuce in thee,
That tells of hopes and pleasures flown,
Like bubbles on the swelling sea,
That glitter one short moment there,
Aud then are lost in empty air.
Times silent and untiring wings
Are holding on their uoiseless way.
And earth, with all its glorious things,
Speaks but of changes and decay;
Yes! all that dwells on our dark sphere
y like to thee, thou faded year.
When smiling Nature lail'd the birth
Of her young daughter, rosy Spring,
And breathing aewers were on the earth,
And loving birds were on the wing;
When every zephyr bore along
The voice of melody and song
How many young, and fair, and gay,
Whose buOyant steps danc'd free and light
On pleasures soft and sunny way,
While life was beautiful and bright;
How many, ere the season fed,
Were faded like its flowers, and dead.
And when thy sun, proud Summer, rode
Along its blazing pathway high,
How otthas Youth, whose passions glow'd
Like thy own deep aud burning sky,
" ma waik'd n beauty, strength and pride
Suick as thy lightning flashes, died.
Aud noble Manhood fades away,
Autumn! ike thy leaf, wan and scar,
When earth j., mantled with decay,
Aud winds weep DER they dying year;
While winters tempest, shrll and loud,
Weaves for Old Age the snowy shIoud.
Time, then, may hurry on his flight,
And Death still whisper, ''d,tst to Dust"
But, rob d in uudecaying light,
The sainted spirits of the just
Shall mount on wings of faith sublime,
And triumph over Death and Time.
Departed Year! there is tone
OF silent eloquence in thee,
That tells of hopes and pleasure flown,
Like bubbles on the swelling sea,
That glitter one short moment there,
And then are lost in empty air.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
a. M.'TNTTaY'RE.
NJ a II
SCHEME
MANAGER

243G0 tickets, at 50 o. S79I7O
Only II Blanks 10 a Prize.
uJThe number of Blanks in this Lottery is
invariable; that is, the chances of the adven-
tIlrcrs are never impaired. This should be
considered as very great advantage over all
those which are not terminated in one drawing.
Tickets may be had at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Under the Eagle Hotel, Richn,ond-rotere
explanatory bills can be obtained.
Whole Tickets, 81
Half do
Quarter do
Packages Of ten tickets, embracing the 80
Nos. of the Lottery, which must Of necessity
draw at least S13 go nett, with so many chan
ces for caPitals;-or shares Of packages, may be
had at the same rate.
Prizes in any of the Lotteries Of New York,
New jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Vir-
ginia, will be received in payment.
Orders enclosing the cash, OF prizes, as above,
free OF postage, for tickets or shares, will re-
ceiVe prompt attention, if addressed to
a. M'INTYRE, Richmond, ia.
January IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28

Capt Ridgway, at New York, from ST. Tho
mas, Dec. ~ informs, that about ten DAYS
before he sailed, a desperate gang of THIEVES
and PIRATES, fifteen or twenty in number,
had been arrested and would be tried after the
holidays. Among them were some old offenders.
1t appears to have been their intention TO sup
ply themselves with goods and money from the
stores and iron chests in that place. and to take
possession of two Or three of the best vessels in
the harbour TO carry off their booty. Two YES
sells had already been selected for this purpose.
VIZ. the new schooner Joanna, Hamilton, and
brig Morris, Williams, both of Baltimore. Part
OF their number, under pretext of wanting pas
sages, actually shipped on board with view TO
assist in capturing them Immediately after sail
ing. They bad a small sloop belonging to one
of the leades, which was to take out men and
arms to effect their object. The same sloop was
afterwards captured with five of the crew by a
Danish soop of war.
Capt r. adds that too much praise cannot be
bestowed on his excelleucy Gov Won ScIiolten.
OF 1t. Thomas, to whose vigilance the public
are Indebted for the timely arrest of these out
casts of society.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
Tnporia,lf md iagen 6on pc,,

General Couel who cdnc passencer. in tho
sshouncr Lewis, from Alvlrado, has Kindly favour
81 with the following authenG~ intelligence from
Yeru. Mr.. Sarfam1rd, the Columbian minister
feident in Mexico. had received accounts from
C1ido, Of the third " November, brought tn Aca-
sdlco by nc brig Pallas, captain Henry Bcrrnond,
rom Gu JncbacO. port in Inc province of Troiilo
i}oiiVar's Aesd quarters were at Andaguallas on
the 18TH of October, having defeated Cauterac in
.t;pamanga aud Rio Pampas. Of6,0OO men that
kpposUd Caneeiae's army, 1900 had united -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
H.aLUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE

.'IHC'IbLE FItOPEHIY FOR SHE,
pursuance Of q Deed of Trust, from Archelaus
Il Hughes aud wife, to Nathaniel Sheppard, and
'"n" %. c,opton' dated the 9th of May, 1920, of
record in tho Clerks Office of the Hustings Court of
The ty OF Richmond, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF "A sum of money to Byrd George, will be
sold at Public Auction, on the premises, for ready
money, on the lJih day of January, 1895, a, the.
hour OF IL O'Clock, all that tenement lying IN the
said city, where the said Hughes lived at the date
OF sad deed at the corner of G. and Tenth Streets
neins part ut the lot of ground numbered in the plan
OF said city, three hundred and ninet -scven mo
1919 and bounded as mentioned i'll the said deed of
trust.
G'By consent of parties, the above sale is,
postponed to 9Th February, 1925.
N. SHEPPARD.
JAM II BYRD GEORGE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28

For Brentcn's Point 10000 90
For New Utretchht Point 10000 OO
For For, Delaware 1853 80
For Fort Monroe 100000 90
For Fort Calhoun T0.OaO 90
For the Fort at Mobile Point 100000 90
For the Fort at Chef AIcntcur 100000 90
Fo: Fort Jackson on the Mississippi 100000 90
For repairs and contingencies 8520 80
For the preservation of islands in Bos-
ton Harbour, necessary to the Sc
curly of that place 129T2 56
For armament of new Notifications 100000 60
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
Jan. 10. 1925

At Il Court held for Franklin County, at the Cour.
House. the ID day OF November, 1894
Jacob Harkrider, PitH
against
Samuel Gilbert and Mat In Shancery-'
thew Talbot. Defts
III appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendants not inhabitants of thie.
state, on the motion of the Plaintiff hy counsel a,
order OF publication is awarded him AGAINST the,
aeicnuants, to appear here on the first Monday in.
March next, aud answer the Plaintiff Bill. 10 be
published eight weeks successfully in the Constitu
nonai wing, a newspaper edited in the City of
Richmond. Va
copy-TeStc,
ROBERT ~: DICKINSON, D.c.r.c.
Dee 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
Jan. IL
OBLIGATION

VIE subscriber will take charge of School
me present year, at the residence of Doctor
Dhar''S Morris, OF Caroiinc, (near the White Chin
r''S' anu h,.''epnse brdge,) and will teach the
Latin and English Languages. yra,u,p,,ic,nv. w;
ing, Arithmetic, md Geography DIR. Morris vii,
receive IN his family few Boarters (male and ia.
maie) at ninety dollars the term, for Board a,
Tuition The school will com,ncnca on the mn
January ana terminate on the 18th December: and
he limited 10 ten scholars. a vacation of ON,
month will be given in the summer.
Jan. 10, 1925. NV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28

appalling reverse, that now presents itself before
US! Are we not authorised To say from the eyi-
dence, we have heard, you are he r;cli,a of in
temperance. Scduced, deluded, rnaddrneJ IN.
the Intoxicating draught you have descended
from one degree of moral debasement TO ano
ther I'LL at length you find Yourself al the bar
OF your country, about TO receive sentence or
death ior the murder OF your own child. You
have lived little more than half YOUR DAYS: and
yet your race is run; your days are numbered.
May we not apply 10 you the language of Jeho.
yah TO his ancient people so israel, thou hast
destroyed myself"
The Judge, then, in n most earnest and aiTec-
tomato manner, cNlOrtcd him to employ his few
remaining moments in making his peace with
God.
religions feeiings.--Thai religion should often
ana deeply affect the feelings of me I, certainly IS
not surprising Viewed in the various aspects, in
which at different times it presents itself if we can,
always remain uHmovct, we have no feeling: meyer
was any object so full of terror and of ,r,pd,,,r
so impressive aud so affecting, 50 eucnantrr totl.
imagination, SD touching 10 the heart; at times so
Alarming at Other times so con>ol,tarv, ST. trans
porting :" Soothing. Let man descend into the
secret cavefnS oi his heart, and explore these dark
ptaCeS WIN inc torch OF the gospel; aud by lie ishr
oi'od word Compare what he has acquired with
what lac should have acquired whot no ;s with
|
what nc ought tn he, and greatly err, if he does
not icei, and feel deeply. Let a man transport
inhseii III imagination to the judgment of that great
day; and then try to offer up an account of hi
stewardship, and ii his heart feels no emotion it
must bc as hard as stone. Let a man look uno,
the VERDI where his affections aud hopes so strongly
CENTER and consider its trials its changes its losses
us a''ai'ponmcnts the cloud which darkcns il. the
storms that disturb 1t, the eselating cha nrcs which
icy waste every thing in their progress; and then
ct nm listen to the voice of religion which assures
nm that every thing which he is under the ri-
rectIon and control of his Father in Heaven. az
GOOD as lie IS great, who will ultimately bring every
thing to right issue; let him look into the crave
aud observe the frightful t.Iumphs of death owe,
every thing his heart holds dear, and then in his
overwhelming tide of grief, observe the light break
ing forth from the tomb and receive the assurance
l'at inns corrupih'e shall put on interruption. and
tins mortal Immortality, and if me can still remain
ntouched, 1t is because he has not the feenas and
| affections of Il man.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
PATRIOT VICTORY.

letter received by the Canada from Ynlpa-
raise, states that battle had been fought on The
3D. September, between Boiira.' and c ,aicruc-
the two armies amounted to about II 300. The
slaughter was prodigious, , TO 1000 men being
left dead on the field two thirds of whom were
OF the royal ar'ny-Victory dccscd in favor Of
Bulivar.-T Beacon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
NOTIFICATIONS.

The bill making appropriation for certain Forti-
lication of the United States, for the year 1925,
which was reported III the House of Eeprcscnta-
tves on the 10Th Instant appropriatcs the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28

"A NDERSoN & WooDSoN having taken MIR.
N ABRAHAM F. BGGGERS, of Lynchbure,
as partner in their Commission business it will
henceforward be conducted by the subscribers un-
der the firm Of ANDERSON, WooDsoE & BIO
GERS. EDM. ANDERSON.
GEO. WoODSON.
A. F. BIGCERS.
N. b Dur business in Buckingham will conti-
nue. rs heretofore A. & w.
Richmond, Jan. /, 1895 Wv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
Late and Interesting from the Pacific.

NORFOLK, Jan. 10.
The brig Canada, in II days from Valparaiso,
bound to Baltimore, came into the capcs on
Thursday last and proceeded up the Bay. Lieu
tenant Ramsey, who went out first of the u. S.
ship Peacoch came passenger in this vessel, from
which he was put on board the North Carolina,
~, and went up the Bay in her. BY this arrival
we learn that captain Carter, who sailed from
this port in command OF the Peacock, is on his
return home; having taken passage in British
trigate from Valparaiso TO Rio Janeiro, and as
the trigate sailed before the Canada, the arrival
OF capt. c. may momently be looked for. Lieu
tenant Beverley kcnnon had succeeded capt. G..
in the command of the Peacock.
The trigate United States, com. Hull, and
Peacock, lieut. comdt kenuon. were at CalIao.
on the 10th of September, the latter had lost
lew OF her men by small poX, but lis depreda-
tons had been checked, and the crew were all
III good health at the above J,tc