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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
BY the Gopernor of the Commonwealth of Tirgina,
PROCLAMATION

HEREAS has been represented TO the Executive by
w the Sheriff Of Henrico county, that Sunday mig ht
last, three confined the Jail Of sad county,
their escape 'her. om aud now going large viz
George Shute, charged with forgery, aud Wiiar Harris
io felony, both emsnded TO jail examining Court
iu',he uai and William Angel, changed breach oil
the have Their oIe thought proper with adyc.
o the Council Of State, ole Of fifty losr. fol
each OF The said fustves 10 any persons who
appehrnd and convey them the Jail of Henrico county
ao esa'd And do require all officers civil
military and exhor the good people Of the
their best endesvors to them be al
they may be dealt with as the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the seal
tie Commonwealth al Richmond this ed day of Feiary
1927. JOHN TYLER
George Shute. about so years old about inches
hsh dark hair and blue eyes, small defect hi, eve
born IN the state OF New Jersey aud said have been mid
sbpmsn the u. States Navy.
William Harris, about % years DID, about nohe.
high, dark hair and eyes, saow scars on the
right cheek born IN the state of New York. and by profession
laboureI.
William Angel about % years old about feet high lair
complexion, hon In the county Of Henco and by
abourer.
Fen. ~. sS-w4w
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Trust Sdte Of Land IN Henrico County.
pursuance of deed Of trust made by William Dsuddse
and Sally Webb his wife, the nth February 1877 Pc r
Wt aud John Stsgg trustees, aud duly recorded in the Of
fee Of Henico county court u the late Frsncn
city pf edmond, before the front door OF the Bell
Tavern Thursday the 18th ofthe Month"; sreh) be-
trust called Geenwood the lands Of Samuel M Book
u Thomas West and Others being the Of land that
William Dandridge lives to the Of S2s03 10
with interest from 4th December 1919 aud expenses At.
tending the We the subscribers. will only convey the
right vested hut be eve the title be good
The tract onlains about 400 acres. PETER WEST /.
tiD JOHN stage.
March 9, 1921. 98-tds
aJ The above advertisement meets my APPRECIATION.
WM DANDRTDGE.
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To the Gro,peJs of Tobacco.

u OUR attention is particularly called to the following ad-
vsnase hhheI" overlooked by large majority Ut those
entitled 10 every facility that be gwen The sub
seiber would not by any means any thing
purpose OF prtJudicng any ssaint other wareose but
MS Object 10 call The attention degree the Public
Warehouse opened vr the Inspection # TJbacco First,
would say, that amounts almost mpo.sibly set
public bound to make good TO each individual his
THIS singular advantage will he properly appreciated by
little attention 10 the refusal the Senate this session. pay
Tor tobacco lost IN Petersburg Here other
advantages TO the planter that be obvious; the
Immediately the bank Of the Canal junction the
Basin, where may be unUaded in the worst with
any danger OF the hogshead even becoming nuddy is
also directly on the street leading from Trent. Bridge over
which team may pass for half the price of May saving
u Twelve aud halt cents the dsyage Of each hogshead
coming down the rver from the Basin 10 ShokG is not
uncomfortable, and when sent TO Seab'ooks, 20
Cts The foot 10 the Public all sayesd the house
very 1dious and kidded Mariner as TO enable
to fnd hogsbesd in Farmers will never
nave TO stay 10 Richmond than day
press OF business may not he observe, that all the
huyefs Richmond attend all ihe breaks the Public; and
h, inspection at all time. rne the break which
Will generally be ~ 8oeoek The superintendent will pay
particular attention TO prevent any tobacco crops can
ali he put To the mseve Tobacco sold al auction will be at
tended give the Planter aoy trouble OF having
10 look for the bn may also be observed that no bacc
can get wet the above mentioned house Mr.. Fisher a
young Of great attention and industry, associated with
MAYOR Price, Inspector; thought that this
not generally known at least parts OF country
be the but TO the Planter Farmer IL
can ths attention to what seems to The writer then
tere Those storing tobacco Rchsnd give the above
what consider alton may beet promote Their
Fhe shove remarks submitted e. all good faith for the
general good.
Il Friend TO the Planters
NJ b. II will be observed that the State not bound for
any tobacco shipped from any upland eon that may be
lost by hre or ohefwit not stored the Public Warehouse
Should this hou, time be full aud application be made
t. receive any other quantity the duty Of the
dsn TO testify 10 the fart which mskes the State equally bJuni
though had been stored this warehouse. See law pas
sed the IT'S March, 1926
" THE EGllci Ia Lynohbirs viii insert the above c
Az, send tieu account e. tbs ofhes
Mafth 45su
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Conimission HOUSE

ME subscribers, unier the firm Of & e. Montague will
t1psc any hlsiness that may be TO their Gaze and
ye ~ The tic 81 ii,en.ion 4 III he able 10 obtain
h- chest prices for produce with warn rey usy be
trusted No erage wi he thafg led any thiae cold b. a.
n The he feeegedin house. Merchants shio-
goods from the North of the upper country may 6nd
,ivsnisge by shipping care u ~ will A.
70 their be,ng carefully handled the vessel and basin
Fruf and her srtces received Storage, eharees on
shrb will he accordance with the times ANY goods In
this market will be bought TO Order Merchants Sthe eoun
would 6nd this advantage that those buying IN hurry
suuot have O8ce al present over Mr. T. W. D,bteI one
DOR above Col. u. PeJton, Cary s,I.ei.
~. n. MONTAGUE
H. T. MONTAGUE.
Riel.mond Tel. 10. as-~d
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TalYa6Ic Real Estate for Sale.

WISH to setw tfsets Of land lying the county Camp
be containing about 1000 the other between
aud 500 The two separated only by creek
On 6is Ut being the which resde there not
than 500 Of land, Of which has been
cleared within few years. There clear large
qusntty Of first Tobacco Land nearly all Of which lies
Que body This tract lies remarkably WE'LL being very little
unduaedhe water fine, and the heahy and
agreeable. Tn. improvements large dwelling
rock, kitchen, smoke house. ice house &c. together with
oveseer house, anti good tobacco hJuse all OF which
OF the other tract nearly half Of open land and
high state Of part Of which at land
superior quality There also excellent MAJ Site,
aud good orchard Of well selected fruit The improve
msnts two good dwelling houses about half mile
with all the usual houses attached each them.
slider TO describe the property paricu-
lar knowing that those who Ps.edt TO buy will
first but by way Of further induce ment would
that there On these tracts large quantity Of good Meadow
Land which certainly considerable acquisition them
All persons who DESTROYS Of purchasing the shove pro-
perry particularly invited call aud The
will he liberal aud .odstiRg, and made
the subscriber living the prem about 20 miles
Lynchburg and south-east from Campbell courthouse
NATHANIEL W. PAYNE.
N The above land could be conveniently divided
smaller tracts IL suit purchasers. N. W. r.
August II. 2T-wf
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EdLL GOODS.

~ ate receiving and opening large proportion Of oss
w Fall and Winter GOODS; amongst those Opening,
Bales Of rose, point and JUN. blankets irtT1
Bales nspt cottons, various makers
Bales fAnnels, fearnots aud bearskns
Bales beached unbesched domestic sheeng aud sht
ings, complete assortment. ,ff.t Il
Broad cloths aud Of all quales the mat
superior imported
Pelisse cloths, OF all colours
Vestings, to suit the seas ,fttrf'tN q.
Silk, cotton and worsted hosiery
Furniture cambria and garment dimties
Cases Irish linen, long lawn and sheetins fti
few Flanders she beautiful and cheap Article
Cases rattinet. bed tckiuss ana checks
Boxe. Of looking sas,es, put in dosens, for wholee
trade
Cotton shirt,ng,, cotton eambrieks +tftr
Muslins, bom bazines, bombaxetts ,..
Diapers aud linen cambrcs
complete ,ment vi merno and cashmere shaw ani
scsrfs, some beautiful
A small assortment meriuo and cashmere hdkfs.
A few beautiful plain black silks
Thu cad laces, fat bobbn aud so
Canton, nankin and Italian grapes .r
piece beautiful gauze flannel.
They expect daily additional supplies from New forS su
Phlsde pha all which will he much under for M p
Oct 3 42-tt WIN. NEALE eco.
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Mrs. .Horgaret C0,pnta

you are Ht aresid.i oil tins State, will Please
"a take notice. that snail Monday the 4h Of FeJrusry
1921 aud Oh the 9Th aud 9th of the month, should
between the hours OF 10 NJ and r. NJ proceed
at the Tavern 1t Thomas Cary Gluuceer Courthouse
take the deposisions ami adavts of Messs VIM Jones'
thur L. Davis James Dabney and others TO be used as
dence suit pending the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the Riehuond District, wherein you, adnins
Inti ~ ~ az ~ o.. P tsnHY snu hI oe'enoAhI
Dec g. 63-2awev
~ Owing 10 the absence Of material WITNESSES, Che taking
OF the above testimony has been deferred until the 18TH i3R
aud 4h days of April next J.R.H
Feb 10 -g.x,i
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EXECUTORS SIZE

SHALL offer for sale the highest bidder, on THURSDAY
The 18Th day II month, (ApuD Powhatsu Comi.
houe (t being Powhatsn IT dayl IL fair oe vie, The
fuf day, between 20 aud 70 NEGROES beIonein. TO
The estate Of the late Edmund Harrison, dec. consisting Of
Men, Women, Boys and Girls among whOn there are some
q. 6ne crop hands assny Virginia
TERMS; Bond with approved security will be reouted
sysbe the i dsy Of January next (fs2s) with intes
ion, asie Until Fsd he u,ei est 10 be reunited the pnt
pal be punc,ualy Psid)
NATHANIEL HARRISON
Executor Of Edmund Harrison dec
consent 10 the sale Of the above Negroes upon the above
terms. EDWARD COX
March 10. tOt ~
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Tiusnf,, DoIIors Re,nor,1

,TE shove reward will be paid for The apprehension and
delivery Of Negfo Man named REUBEN % me or my
Oyerseer at the Fsps Plantation town Of Msnch
t'i ~ Chesterfield county Reubens height about feet
nehes colour bright black; he has his left eye
caused ~ cut win sps5e, and when spoken 10 has don
sulky eouulehsncc. When he absconded his dress wss
Virginia cloth uoi dyed; he carried ali his clothes with
hun among which long bloc broad cloth coat be NAV
p0b1by change has dress Reuben purchased in January
IA, Al divers sale al called the Retreat in Hansy,,
eOuny which neighbouhood be suppoed 10 be lurking
Mach rs. fOl-4l JAMES IVIF
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LILY SCHOOL.

I,HE sub,ci has opened Law School Wyhe
l. house, III pleasant aud most healthy village. Young
yeutemea have been qualified IN this school TO obtain
months He will be very little absent q it, from the
first Of May until ,ometm~ November.
Price Of boarding, to be paid in aduance for six months,
Fifty Dollars.
Tuition Fee for any length Of time be paid in advance
Fifty Dollars ALEXANDER SMYTH.
Feb ~. g. w3ms
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THE NE IVS MAN!
The Old DAYS of .4ddn and Er

~
To bring you nsas is my vocation,
Trust my ,"nstant emulation;
Go not 10 Seep on slight pretences,
For Pii be bound TO rouse your senses
IFS my delight, do declare, sus,
To make my worthy patrons stare. s'rs
To 'narier leads my great ambition,
Aud jirs must mark my eo'ipo'H'on'
bring you all the news I've got airs,
Believe !, as you choose or not, sirs!
I'VE deal in crimes which men shall rue, firs.
1frrv'ious stories, yet most true, srs.
With births and chr isinings deaths and marriages,
Offences accidents, niss-cayTiageS!
Grave Courts OF Law, Police reports, airs,
bright jeu d'esprits and smart retorts, sirs;
While Others we for pufs admonsb, s,s,
We can pun aud go Impoverished. sirs,
We've shocking cases of yntndicify,
Aud matrimonial injeiie;ty!
Yet csntTubqnding Is but rue love-
No love yet IS like the true love!
There. Mr.. Figgins 1f cheap,ide srs,
To tb' altar leads lovely bride, sirs;
Tins some unite, and som. elope, sirs,
Some buy spare rib with rope, sirs,
The cne is dear TO Asort's desire, sirs,
The other is too chsnp to buy, siTs
Mrs Rrigh. complains her husband bsois ker,
hut Wrights sham Pcin Is downright treat. sirs
La; nivh, upon the road TO Dover,
a I'D OF sixteen rode 0rer;
II frigktei him and did much dirt him,
hut sti ange 10 say, it did not hurt him
a csuaty-siRan in these late storms, sirs,
THE country papers us inform, siis.)
Met thttnderJolt, which strongly fell so.
il went in at his eye aud out at his elboIo
Miss B. retires for shsrt season,
They say tits for pressing reasVui
Lord X. Is at his sect at FdimoUth,
(iie hasn't been able to stand this twelyemonh ,
The sosaiker npw is getting settled,
Some folks at our success are nettfed;
Last might the town was IN gopor,
I'VE quote this from Morning Paper.
Row science further strides aud further,
Aud one ner tight puts out another
With gun, improvements we're o'erioGdeG,
And gas itseT has heen exploded!
u coach as starting now, they tel rs,
VIII make all fhe tribe Of Jrvies jealous
Three hours will traverse hnifthe nation!
Sternl hasu't seen hall its estimation!
Vow thugs at Litcrpool are meuJiny,
And trade of eJery Kind erfen4iPyi
In short all things are looking well, sus,
Runs sri< though sugars Is ttH, siIs.
The opsaing Of the ports already,
lis. made the mat kets look more Sfeady;
And that the folks may be m"r. merry, siIs
The talk is next Of opening the ShsrTiss siss
tlir Tories get less oenSorious,
jFhigs are becoming less NOTORIOUS
"A coalition is much looked for,
we could name the places some are Look'd far
The Pariidniens meet in November,
They ought TO iESe met ia September
Those that have bills depending say, sirs,
Tao months is objaet Eosv-a days, sIs
Your paiienre now no doubt decreases
Aud pg'aps you'll tear my scraps TO pieces!
al must depend, fancy whether,
One la. the tact OF taking together!
Onr thing You hardly need h.fl IF
That Iuns thing. make point OF;
yet Dig tao oft Is tie poet. throttle,
3Ou make each pant bott!s!
1 bring you all the news i'ye got, sits
B.,ieps IL c. you choose w no;, siis
tLondon PaPe
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v, go 90 FrsnksrS for so. husband Insisted hai she
should the maid with hss but 90 his n s
refused. She got access 10 Gen. Howe anu s,e"
I what h. readily granted pas through the British troop
On the lines, Leaving be bag a, the m she "n n, s. In
A,neriesa Lieutenant colonel rss OF 'se nsn
with Of his pen, wa' On III. look gu" o' a.
Nasw Of her Sou an vsoer in the American Army aud
rs, ing -ovns to asa aud ~,s with hsr M d;."ia'
. o.s hay,nr obtained from hun soemn promise
mese, to .Irsy individuality, her life might DC ''Af
liz alasrd her to hand directed some
thing TO- her aud FASTENED to head r., he had
hruurh hi General Washington acquainted WIN m " ~
,,a,5 Warrington made of course, all pfeParaVon =. o
ans mejatsd surprise LYDIA rsI,,St IN. ;,b troops.
heard then footsteps, bu, when they 'eu,nsd tn 'e~
after, did to ask queo'' Though came in
aud her 10 up he wished 70 pu
.oms sh. followed him IN terror wne" %e ,J
the door aud begged her, with an ait VI my' oe
she wa, sure thai she either u'reoted or hd neen
ed Tie inquired earnestly whether any oil ne h ,d HIM
uo IN, s,t nirht he the other officer met sue 'ou w
that they ali retired at eish O'clock He observed Know
you asleep, knocked your chamber to Imagine
who gave Gen Washington information OF our INTENDED au
wall. ,, the hou, sGTs 'rsa mounted and the
To- us. have marched back like
parcel VI fools"
The subscription, for the Greeks have commenced DC'-
One sen,lema" sub,es,5 400 d1 br.n
Monday last and the citizens OF Leicester hao s"e" 'OV
The Greek supply ship Chancellor, Captain Baker hauled
out in III. stream at Ftiday aud was suppo'-
ed would sail the day foowng with provisions os .ne
Mr. Miller of Vermont who three years IN ue'cs, 1ni
eighteen months srtiv. service, out ~ the vessel ne
wall have the cha Of the SUPPLIES and pay aensS no
The go said 10 be worth about isVoo ao-
lars, including the freight aud ance w"o nave pee
paid. II principally Of corB all honr, aan 'ne
like Articles May prosperous gales attend her
will be practicable IN which Ii. Ut
Carpenter " the Unit ID State. Navy, who has just etuneu
| Il ON the Me lnerranean station, will g. agent.
| THE REMAINS OF ALLEN
R.p that the Navy Department
have promptly ell 10 the request OF the common c.uno
Il Hudson the at fellow ritiz.n, Lieut.
William II. Allen, brought from Msanzss TO New York IN
eublc vessel aud that letter from Mr. Secretary Souhad
the mayor that city, him that the earliest opp II
tunty will he improved have tins service Peri'med IN
gratifying the lends aud fellow citizens OF eute"
Ae, and with all the respect due to the memory oil the
/ sn=nted nero
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ValuabIe Estate for Sole.

pursuance Of deed OF trust executed by Chritopher
Oh H. bearing date be 29ih day Of March, 1890 aud
corded 10 ib county court Of Montgomery which
made o 6r purpose Of ndemnyirg Isaac 0ey and Thomas
maoe Tue sDc ribsrs Of them, vii ed the
10Th oay ~ April next, II fi " no. the fsr isy, sell
at a. l'oo on he premises for cash. that well known and
uate sste ying Ia The county Of MoD called the
bent moud Estate containing about p 900 Of Ispd,
Bong me tact OF land ed 20 the sad Clark
by Andrew Lewis aud Charles johnson Tht ese eobs-
deed one Of the 6nest stock farms in Virginia. IL will be
SOLD Subject TO prior deed FOR te benefit OF the President
Directors and Company Of the Farmers Bank Virginia The
trustees w convey such title only vesed ia them under
The deed oiuust above referred to.
EDWARD WATTS.
March 2. os-tds VIII. RADFOHD.
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Yoffle'a Pnfenf Shot,

>NEAE shall receive per the sehr Manchester, $40 ba
w You.'s Patent Shot assorted sizes, and being Aseu
w. will sell BY the large quantity ON liberal terms.
March6. 97--6 OTIS, DUNLOP 90
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STEAM BOAT EXPLOSION.

The Mobile Register states that on the Sd ul,
the steam boat Hornet getting under syay
at Coifeevie, bound TO Mobile, the fiae of one oil
her boilers collapsed, and the explosion terri
bic. One man was killed instantan eousy ano;h.
er survived but two days. and another danger
ously wounded The engineer was severely
wounded, but not considered dangerous. Many
of the hands jumped overheard. The explosion
burst all the boilers, and the scene is represent ed
most awful and distressing. Capt. Meade
narrowly escaped-h was standing a, the helm,
and volume of hot water passed within fe~
inches of his head, with The velocity If lightning
The Horne, had been almost completely rebuilt
during the past season, at ali expense nearly equal
to building new boat, and about to descend
the river her first trip when this misfortune
occurred.
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EDWARD WATTS.
VIII. RADFOHD.

n conformity with decree Of the county Of Meek.
lei'ug pronounced Al February 1927, a SUIT in
thanteiy whs Chss. L. Winz6eid is complainant Chm,
Wilion and the sJmr Of Warner Williams dec. and ohsry
are defendants The undesgaed together with Daniel Mid.
dsuEh h' Sufveyof % the county, will the 26th day Of
Ala O. nst, 4 ts, oterwise fair day. proceed 10
y Oh the portion which did belong to the said Warner vii.
nms, dec IN his lifetime, IN the unsod lands and lots sach
TO SPrnrheid Also the portion Of the said CHARLES Wilson
IN the ssid lands and lot.
And on the 9Th day Of March 1927 IL fair otherwise Che
next far day the suisse bef will sell for ready money the
portions VI aid Warner Williams, dec. and Charles Wilson
20 t ssd aods aud lots. Also stvsn Of the waehou
70 The ssiJ ywn Of Spfnghed which sid belong ssd
warner Williams, dee and seventh Of said Watebore
belonging e. Charles Wilson Also, the interest oi the said
Waruf Williams dec 10 the Brick Tavern in the said tosso
beng one half Of So shalei in the snd also the ius
one fourth Of two shares 10 sstnfy the claims u the said
Cha Wnsfed against the said Warner Williams dec. and
Chss. WiIson. JOS. b. CLAUSEL. Com
heoklebburg March 9, 1927. 9s- It'd,
na RICHD. JAMES, o6ss for sale the place at whi,b
~ he now resides, situated within mile OF Csrtersvile
10 hcahy and agreeable neighbour hood containing 80 scs
about 80 Of which well mberes the eeafed laid sod
quality and well watered. There most excellent ,prius
within convenient distance Of The house The building are
al new the dwelling house sufficient for the OF
'msll ispily The establishment well calculated for
professional gentleman; for any person who wishes retire
20 the country during the months Persons do,<d
purchase referred TO Dr. James the proprietor residing
on the premises, 10 Archibald Bryce, GooehsnJ or 10 the
subscriber residing "a the City VI Rfehmond
Nov s si--uf ~ o,5s ofthe PsoorS9'o,,
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.MARSHaL'S SHE.
March IS.

pURSUANTto decree of the Super,o Court of Chsneery
io Tue hiohmUnd District, p"pouuceS the 20h day of
June, $685. the james Govan ps. Frances VIM
widow OF John b. Wnn deceased and others, shall So
tuday the 3it day Of Ma oh 1927, offer for sale pubic
auction, 10 the highest bidder Cash. h. the
iaet OF Land with its spPurteDance the proceedings
tract Of land in the ndentue the 2Stb Of Feb
iSoS Also on the day and at the place, immsdi
dley after the sal. OF the above ed anj, shall
offer fo sale public auction to the bidder for cu,
one undivided tbnd part of the Ml Seat with appurepan
Ses likewise menoned IN said decree aud Indebuie lying
the county OF Hanover.
~ SAFE 10 commence at IL o'clock.
.GUEhRANT, ma. c. C. E. d. or one Of his DEPUTIES.
March Z, 1921 o5 I'd.
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Extract OF letter from PASSENGER in the ship
Lewis, from HavIe, dated New York, March
8, 1927.
" My previous letters from Paris will have
inform ed sou Of nv intention OF leaving Hayre
IN the packet slip Lewis. Captain Macy, ie sail
| on the 25.h OF January; on which day, the wind
being ahead, we we're detained, but left there on
the 26,b, aud on the morning OF Tuesday Iast
were cast way on Ssusm Beach; about Syelve
miles 10 the aoTlbwsrd OF Bsfnegs, shoals The
wind was fresh from IN east end the ship goi &
sbout nine nots feel sincerely sorry Tor Cup
tain Macy an excellent and AT entive man. He
had been Oh derk all night, AID at the time she
struck, was waking anticipating the pleas re
Of announcing, 10 bis passengers, the sign oil
destined port; when we were Esrtled by the q,
Of bre0hers! breakers close under the lee 5o,o
Hard doton yo0 helm! Then there was pain
ful pause, succeeded by a crash, Ind quickly FOL
lowed by continued crashing. The breakers were
all around Us, and the spray flew over the siIiyer
ing passengers they ran fore and AFT tue
decks; and strained their eyes in hopes Of seems
land near Us; which we did not discover until The
dsJ broke. The msinmast was soon Gu, away
which ook with IL the mizzen At eight nv.
wind and "a increased, chefs. Sts no possibility