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fact of the shooting may be relied upon. Johnson and the

brother of the young lady were in town on Sunday morn

ing-the latter for the purpose of having a coin made for

his sister."

YooI.oo FEVER n o Pom"-ll--l 'lýls.-1o .--1y t rrival of

the schooner Louloo Sears. (opt. Boorktt. at N, hook. we

bave odotoo os fo Port-au-Prince to the 00th of August.

Tho pyllow fever was 'aging a0 that port, aond Captoto

Yieoor. of tho Btololh brig Nilt. of Uotifao. lhod died of tho

*tisease. It wa0 prevailitg aoooog theo hippiog when

Capt. IBurdett sailed. Tho Louisa ears, rooiled from Wil

mington. N. C.. on her outward pooogogond loot by death

a soamen named Augustus Wm. Btlatoo. a nattve of ILag

land, aged I yerars, and the cook of the voooot. Williamo

Paroer, aged 19. belonging to tlh same plaoe.

WREcKs cv Ti. FPLooRIACoAST.-The number of vessels

wrecked on the Florlda coast for the last eight years, is

279. Amount awarded for salyage $789.911 47. Amount

of expenses $531,700 48. Total amount of salvage and

expenses $1:.21,678 03. Value of vessels and cargo $7.

018,217 77. The total number of vessels wrecked or in

Jured on the Florida coast and reefs since Key West was

tfrst inhabited (in 182$) is es estimated to exceed 12O

andthevalue of said vessels. their cargoes, etc., not les

Sthan o40000,0o

"SBrTnoo'-Thh is the ame of a new and neat es

to Ilhment, just opened by Henry Strong, adjoining the

st. Charles Theatre. It hbas been fitted up at great ex

SPepase, nd Mr. S. promisa to mako itn agreeable resort.

b s old atrons at the Cescent," on St. Charles street,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New Orleans daily crescent. (1852). [New Orleans, La.], 1852-09-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015753/1852-09-30/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New Orleans daily crescent, 1852-09-30.