FROM H. W.

_July 14._ G. came over here and spent the day. He told us that a man

who belonged on his place came back with the troops on one of their

late expeditions, and told him that his master, T. J. Fripp, was

killed at Darien. He said he (Fripp) had been past here in a boat and

came back with his hands all blistered from rowing; they had been

hailed by the _Kingfisher_, but told some story of having come from

here, and escaped. He said his master swore the Yankees were

everywhere, and that there was a light in every window of Tom Coffin's

house.

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