The Portland daily press
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Testimonial to a Portland Shipmaster.
The following paragraph tells its own story in
its own way; and it affords ls much gratifica
tion to print it:
Harbor of Port Royal,
___ Jamaica. 29th Nov. 1869. j
undersigned, passengers on board
the American schooner Lady Woodbury, Capt
Woodbury, last from the port of St. Nicholas
le Mole, m Hayti, to J amaica, desire, on leav
ing the schooner, to record our sense of the
kindness and attention we have received from
Capt Woodbury, his chief officer, Mr. Conner,
and men of the schooner. Compelled to leave
the Bntish steamer TwiukHng Star, at St.
Nicholas le Mole, wbitber she put in owing to
her disabled condition, we sent out a boat, with
a flag ot distress, in the open sea, to seek for
assistance, and the alacrity and kindness with
which Capt. Woodbury came to the assistance
of the steamer and passengers on board, de
serve our warmest gratitude. The schooner
Lady Woodbury has brought us to-day a dis
tance of 270 miles, in 24 hours, a run of speed
which has astonished and gratified us. We
are now about to quit the little vessel, and in
the fullness of our grateful hearts, we tender
to Capt. Woodbury and his men our hearty
thanks for all their kindness to us; and we
pray that God may bless and preserve them
and their noble little craft from the perils of
the deep, and grant prosperity to their under
takings. A. Gregg, U. S. Consul,
Kingston, Jamaica.
D. P. Nathan, Solicitor at Law,
Jamaica.
Abraham Myers, Agent for
Owners of Twinkling Star.
S. L. Mendes, Passenger.
To S. A. Woodbury, Master. I
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The Portland daily press. (1870). Portland, Me., 1870-01-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016025/1870-01-11/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Portland daily press, 1870-01-11.
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