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U. 3 SH'P VANDALIA "A letter written on board
the U s. sloop of war Vandalia, on the 221 March,
states that Mr. John Overman, carpenter Of the ship,
died at Port au Prince Of yellow fever, the 10th On
the same day several more of the ships crew were
put to sea for ten or twelve days Another letter from
the Vandsa, dated at Port Prince Apri, ys"We
have been to for nine for the health Of the ships
company, but II has made alteration for the Setter
The cases OF fever have increased from thirty to forty
to Port au Prince sgan but to proceed 10 Norfolk but
the latter said he had to return again, but would not
main over wsnyfour hours and would then proceed to
Pensacola Accordingly We arrived here again the
ayh ult A postscript adds" We are now At again,
thank GOD! have never seen 10 much depression OF
spirits In my lie is depicted in the sbps company
Those who were not down with the epidemic looked pale
and angud All our lieuenants were down At time
We have had ssme very severe but deaths
We are now on our way TO Pensacola"