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The Daily Dispatch: November 13, 1860., [Electronic resource], Sudden Death. (search)
Sudden Death. --A negro woman named Edith, in the service of Hamilton Honchins, west end of Marshall street, fell dead on Saturday morning last, while drawing a bucket of water at the well. Cause — heart disease.
The Daily Dispatch: March 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Maryland State Convention (search)
Rio Janeiro, Jan. 13--Arrived, bark Ann E. Grant, Richmond. 26th.--bark Virginia, Richmond. Boston, March 11.--Arrived, schr. Chas. Allstrum, Richmond and City Point. Baltimore, March 13.--Arrived, schrs. Ashland, Petersburg: L. Phleger, Norfolk, Cleared, schrs. Ellen Goldsborough, Richmond; Alfarata, Norfolk. Newport. March 10.--Arrived, schrs. M. S. Par ridge, Petersburg, for Rockland; Ada Ames, Rockland, for Richmond. Sailed, schr. J. K. Baker, Harwich, for Norfolk; Annie, Edith, Camden, for do. New London, March 11.--Arrived, schr. John C. Henry, Norfolk. New York, March 13.--Cleared, schrs. Alexander M., York River; J. Vanzand, James River. Arrived, schrs. Senator, Norfolk, Golden Rule, Rappahannock. Alexandria, March 13.--Sailed, schr. Samuel B. Grice, Norfolk.
The Daily Dispatch: March 25, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
leston mail packet. Alas, poor Syren, thou hast "gone up" (was reported in the New York papers as the Cyrene.) The Little Hatty, which arrived here about three weeks since, brought the captain and crew of the Rattlesnake, which, in attempting to enter Charleston harbor, was driven ashore, and afterwards burned, with her cargo. The Chicora (formerly Let Her Be) and the Coquette arrived about the same time. The steamers are gradually leaving this port. The Colonel Lamb, General Whiting, Edith, Watson, Caroline, Little Hatty and others, have gone to Havana. The Owl, commanded by Captain Maffit, formerly of the Florida, has also left.--She went to Galveston but, unable to enter that port, made for Havana, and arrived there safely a few days ago.--The Chamelion, formerly the Tallahassee, sailed on the 7th instant for Bermuda. She will bear looking after. It is said she will go to Madeira, and thence to England. Some of those who left for Havana, thinking that some other opening
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