Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
we'd at this place in the wrccking sloop

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we'd at this place in the wrcckins sloop
Globe.
The sloop Globe and smack Splendid,
| have saved about three hundred boxes Of
| sugar from the brig. The Master OF. the
brig has kindly favored us with the follow
ing letter.
Sept. 9,h 1898.
The brig Export. G. VI. Morrill,, ofKcn-
ncbunk, sailed from MatanzaS on the 4th
inst, with II cargo Of fifteen hundred and
seventy uine boxes q! sugar aud Que bag ui
coliee, hound for Boston, nti the 9Th, expe-
rIenced severe gale. whicl, Increased ln u
hurricane. On The 7,h, while lying To, she
struck ON Lcdberry Rect, the sea running
mountains high. The brig hiscd in Is
t"r I'll" shore, aud narrowly escaped h iru
drowned. The brig is partly broken in
Two, and SHE will be IA total los, hut mar,
o' the cargo will be saved. About an Eour
previous To our striking, a ship struck very
near us, all hands had icii the ship, and are
probably lost. She went 10 pieces, aud |
think il was the ship 'rhracian. rPIynou,h.
her cargo was rail road irr,l ,uachincrv,
and dry goods. G.. NJ. MbRR:i.L,
Master of the EuY Export.
We arc informed by Capt. Howard of
the NJ adis"n. who examined the wreck sid
to be the fhrac,aII, thai he is OF npiuio,,
thai sufficient rvidc Gee does no, cxist oC lis
identity with that vessel. Nom OF the
crew ol the ship in question wrr, saved
81" was evlrnrv new Boston, buit sIup.
81" hat on board "A inrn,t,nrive ci,. inc na,r-
cd "Can.dch." directed 20 Elydr e. Conn
stock, New Orleans rhr rest oi her car
20 seemed IT. consist ni donrSlic goods. bar
and ire iron. :; carriage, said!es and har-
ness, nails and macEm,rrvl
The oops Ai,,rna D'.al aud Cau-
non oi Mystic, bound l." This port drove 81
>!":" aud 10 I in the >ani- ;:aic Thee
survivor yet asccrraiuc,l is Joseph Nnllr,-
They went ashore near the French Brin
Courier. Noble escaped from the indians
aud joined the Frcmrh crew. When tb,.
liuiI;ins came up with the French crew he
passed limsrlfoIf' lis one "f their number,
hmi nus saw Il his life. Noble lIa, arrived
al tins place, and gives the name, uf the
persons on board 1''e s!nnpS-;,li nf whom
are doubtless l">i ">rrn, himself On Lonrd
ih' si""p Alabama--'' 'apinin Prcu,lce
f'rks. Snnn:'' Wcirtrr Junior, .InI,u Pa.-
krr '"iin De;u aud Ju>rp'i Nnl.!c. On
board The Drca'I-Frauc. L. llrln,rs, Solo
mon Burner, GrorS" Fish. James RrvuuIJS
benJan'n Philips AMI Charles IL cniorc,
nan. On board sl"op Cau:iun, Can't. y.
L. Hclines, George Rirhnnu"L. (Inst over
''oiri h"t"rc the ;.nr) MAJ, Il Portuguese,
ti'"r' Spal''ina. Nathan Fish. Lati,am
Hnshtman and Tom C'an,lle nuatro.
The schooner Caroline, of Key V est wing
at anchor, her moormgs out IN ,ht. reef.
struck nn'l sunk. Master and crew all lost.
III" following are their names: Joseph b.
Williams, master. Henry Packer mite,
lnhn ST. Martin. James Savey, William
ADiilinow.
The Schooner Ca!c.lonia,-. from
Havana hound to New Orleans with Il ear
g10f sugar coffee and seaars. was total,
l,,st on ihr Ccoradoes, on or about the
"'h.Sfpt Fate OF the crew lInknnwus
-. iht Revenue Gutter CminpbeIl, and he
United Suites Schooner Wave, then, |, NJ
III. our harlmr, i,nmetliaiesy y. upon hearin. 0i
she disastrous intelligence above given. go,
underway and proceeded for the Cape. 1t
is 10 no hoped, if there should b. any wan
'erin- survivors left they may speedily lie
''s'orch III their friends
The boats ofrhr u. :. >rhrs. Madison.
Nav" and Camp''tll cXimined the kcvs
~ the vicinity OF the Cape, i'm The hop- of
rn'"uinG Survivors; bEt wc regret TO say
ihri. w.t. IN" above exception of The two
survivors ut the Alma. non. are know II tn h..
saved. j he boats OF the Wave ami Camp
II r'ac'icd I nlry"f l. ln.lians. WHO
we're p':nciin" ih:. French brig. hui sue
rce'l"'l in killing hut tour of their number
The Madison brings The further int.Ei-
""nc' oflh- loss of the ,chr Forrest of
i.nbcc, loaded with live oak. She struck
nm 'hr reef about 18th u!:. one DIV ont of
kcI West. and sunk Til" crew anL pas
|"ny"r> returned t" Key Wc>r in I,,r hoa,<
The works left hy the trnn;,> AZ H.. Bis
raynr. were burnt v the Indians ,hou, The
las. of August. The G"y-rnInrn i!ospi.
ta!s ami Barracks on Cape Sable have also
hccn hrrn,.
The Madison is now on her way from,
Pensacola tn her station al l'nrinon,h. y.
~. Officers and crew all well. She has
'1"prcd al this port for wood and wafer and
sails Immediately.
The HesM ofhe CHy.--The rrpnr, Of
hfI Al la ltl AZ y,,.