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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18
erFARM FOR SALE, 80

DLEAsAN IY situated 10 Wndham. miles
4 from Portland, consisting of 100 acres good
land, iudciously divided into orchard. moving,
,illage. pasture ard wood LANDS under good
,iate of cultivation. well fenced and waiered and
in prime order for commencing ,he'springs work.
ON tie farm are convenient two story dwelling
house, two good barns, wood and chaise house,
gcanary, &c. which will be sold on reasonable
terms ard ossession given at any ti@c-Iiqu"re
at The Gnsene Office April IS.
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FRYEBURG ACADEMY.

TINE first Summer quarter commences 'hr
L nth of May next, aud ends on the e8th day
Of July. The Second quarter, commences on The
2a'h Of Iu'y aud rs on the 18th of October, the
div e the annual eXani nation.
STUDENTS may be accommodated with Bead
from nine shillrngs, 10 ten and six.pence per week
The Initon is two dollars per quarter.
Ali the branches Of polite earnng usually at
tended TO in Academies porfessejly for Young
Ladies, will be taught IN separate apartment.
A preceptress of amable manners, whose ii,efo v
aud conmu ncaiive talents have been tested by ex-
&c fence, is engaged. Such is the na,u and i'm
p Rance of moral and religious instruction il is
lesifed, that each pupil may possess the HoIt
BinLF, n addition 10 the books denomna ed elias
steal The Bible is the textbook ON w ch
innumeeahle sermons have arisen, ard on which
every human oomposiii'n wear'ng sefious a.
peoi, is founded. and which with the blessing OF
God is ono Of the most powerful means of eniigh,-
ming the mind aud rueify,ng the hearts of harden
ea sinner. There is charm in the sar' oil page,
aud something mystical too, even 10 the most
highly cultivated intellect. God viii be inqsssed
OF and has declared himself wellpeased with those
who search after wisdom as for hidden treasu es
The Bible teaches us the instability of worldly
.sraudeur-, teaches H. IL enjoy the blessings Of
this life AZ not abusing them-t teaches Us resig-
alton and coutentment. when the storms of nd
verse fortune owe take ns--it points the weary
traveller to The abolcs of rest, and to those joys
which :" cue hath not seen "
I am sensible this is a singular advertisement
Hut those parents who feel interested in the pro-
not ION of Zon's cause. who duly estimate their
own happiness, and the usefulness, and future we'll
heing OF the rising generation viii mol think these
hints unnecessary, or or oui Of season.
AMOS !. COOK, Secretary.
Er,oburg Anil IL 1900.
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EphrG,m 1Ufn's. Nh.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to- me her' Of the es-
~ ts,e of FPHRAIM ALLEN late OF Ha,pswell,
in the eoun Of Cumberland. yeomap. decea'ed
aud all Others concerned--That Jonathan Johnaon
has presen,ed to me the subscriber, Judge Of the
Cour, of Probate, within and for said eouniy, al
Instrument purpor,ing TO be the a'' will and tesla
mes, Of said decea'ed, asd thar the 6rst hursday
Of June per. a, nine o'clock in the forenoon, as
sighed 70 take the Probate thereof, ala Probate
Court then TO be he'd The houee Of Isaac Dove,
ia Brunsw ok. in .aid County, when ard where
they may be present and she ' cause. if any hey
have why the ,ame shouid not be proved. a2-
proved ard allowed a. the last viii and ties ament
Of said decea,sd. This po'ice to be 'puhlishef
three weeks .uccessivey in the Portland CsEette,
prin'ed at Portland, in szid County
Given under my hand a, Portland Aforesaid. his
twelfth DAY Of April, ia The year Of our Lord
eigh'esn hundred and twenty. SAM. FREEMAN,
rue copy ies
HoRArIo SourHGArs, Resr.
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TAKEN by virtue of an Execution, and
win be sold al pnblic Anction, ~ S.4'URD-ff
the ISL, day Of May next at II o'l,ek 4. Il,
a, the house OF James March, nnholder in Coz
ham,
4 Ii the right in equity { redemption "hlch
- Nathaniel Hatch has IN tedeemng The follow
isg marigsged real Estate, situated IN said oor-
han and bounded fellows. viz -bcg,nnng at
pos, in the snuiheasierly corner Of ihemes liar
diue'. Land thence caste y the nor herly side
If ,he road aling from s,orhsm Corner 10 Port.
land tx rods thence north, i39 s7t, twenty rolls;
hence west sic rolls parallel with said road 10 the
said Hardng's land; thence souiheFy OF aid Har-
ling. land, twenty rods, TO the fast bounis men-
toned with al the bnildings thereon aud rs the
same sail Hatch mortgacea to John bsrtels De
cember 81 i5i7 10 secure the payment OF two hun.
lred and eighty eight dollars.
HARRIS, %. Sheriff.
Portland April tith. 1890
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Administrators Sale.

TO be sold at Public a,ictioa, By order of de
Hon. sAn'L FREEMAN. Judge Of Probate.
&c for he County Of Cumberland, on he
premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 3D. day Of
Meg nert, al o'clock, p. N,
GO u,oeh of tie Real E.'s'e OF LEVI BRIG
DBAM, late Of Raymond. PhYsi-ia7. decess q.
as will rise QUE hundred and IF y db!la.-, for
he payment .. the debt. of;he deceased and
lncidentsl ebsrgee. Sid Real E-tste consists
f lSaoees OF Ia d + DIV lling-house and barn
--,si listed on the n.in rosd lesdiag from O is
he'a o por1.ud, il aeing toe s.me which the
deceased formerly lived. The ,bovc VII be
,,l1 on spid day with he reservation Of the wild
w. dover.
ELL LONELY. Administrator.
Raymoa9. April 1e, 1870.
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by the ship Lirsrpoo,, Capt. THOMAS M'LrL-
EAN. arrived at this port on Sunday from Liver.
pool, we have been politely favored with file
OF Lond on parers to the 1s Of March. The short
time we have had to examine their contents pre-
vents us frosn giving even summary. SHOULD
they be found to contain any thing OF interest,
it will be motto ed in our next. Their contents,
so far as il regards neles, have been anticipated
by an arrival at New York.
The receipts ofihe Institution for Savings in this
town, last month, were $685.. Tomorrow COM
mences the fourth quarter, tue dividends OF in-
terest. which were declared in January, and
have not been withdrawn, will then be put upon
interest giving depostcrs compound interest,
which no other institution affords. This instiiu-
ton was established exclusively for the benefit
of those who receive small sums of money, the
profits ofther industry ard the fruits OF their iru-
gality; the trustees and other officers perform
their services sratuitonsly. they wish not there
fore to he hurdened with the responsibility ei
rich mems money; the earnings OF The poor are
the objects OF their care aud to these they cheer
fully tender their services; they have no mo-
tiyes but he good Of society, which they hope 10
benefit by encouraging industry, economy and
all virtuous habits they offer place where the
widow may deposit her mite and every person III
moderate circumstances, porlionaof the ifnt ol
his labour. where II may be secure, and accumu-
late till the hour of want, when II will come like
ministering angel to reward prudence and
careful husbandry.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18
SPRINGFIELD BRIDGE LOTTERY
acuEME OF TIE EIGHTH CLASS.

1886 prizes.--f000 Tickets at s. each, is $4,000
I'll CASH PRIZES.
Less than two blank. h prze, and no deinction
The drawing eii commence IN BosumAou The
9Th day of May next. AID will be coInFeteI with
despatch. r.
01r1HE PUBLIC,kNs
Are her, presented wilh another class Of the
Popular spr field Bridge lottery, the Iick-
ELS and QUAR- Frs NJ which are now for sale
he Book tore of WILLIAM hYDE, No. 3.
Hussey's Roa,
At tie oig nal and old price viz g whole,
Fl 81 quarters, hi rise on the frs, of next mouth
TO s. 50 Whole. u 80 quarters.
l.y7Pfize iekeis IN he late Lotteries taken in
paw ar tickets IN tn above Lottery. dpya Il.
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1t is reported in letters from Washington that
Gen. Wives, the Spanish Minister, brought with
him to this country a ratified treaty which, on
governments acceding to some uifiing propos,-
tons FOR the qualification of Spain. he immediate
ly produced II thi. be true, our difficulties with
that nation are at an end.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18
NOTICE.

TIE sunrl meeting of " the Bibte Society Of
l. Maine" will be holden Thursday the
fon, IN day Of Nav next, at o'clock in the aft- =
nsoa. AT the Meeting house of lie Fl Il parish in
Portland. The ANNUAL Discourse will he de'ivs ed
IN the eeen og If .ad DAY in the Episcopal Church,
hv Rev pHrRus Trs pRorcK. TIE exer-
cises TO commence 81, O'clock.
W sTORER. JvN. Rec. see'y.
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TO LET.
tsra Goold'S. E!siGie.

fs-t1 ssOOtd y. fssshtC.
AIOTI9E is hereby given - the hers and credi,
ors # the esiaie of EZRA GOOLD, late of
Wodham, in he county OF Cumberland. Gentle
man deceaf,d and AL cher. concerted That
Na,hap Good a5miuis,rs or Of said estate has eK-
hibited I" me the fuh.rrber, Judge of he Cour,
Of Probate, within aud for ia.d county, his second
account OF sdmnis,ra,,on Of aid eaa'e: and that
the same vii he coasidefet a, Probate Cous, 70
Re held AT the p.oba'e fire ia Portland, 10 saii
County. OF the .econi Wednesday of May uest a,
ten o'ciork in he forenoon, when AND where hey
NAV he preeni and shew csuse, If any they have,
Why The same should Dor he Allowed This
no,ce 70 be pusii.hed three weeks successive,
in The Portland G ,zete.
Gwen under ny hand a. Portland, his twelfth
day Of April in the year Of our Lo'd eighteen
hundred end twenty SAM. FREEMAN,
A true copy-atie1
HoaATio sourao.TE, Regr.
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TO LET,

V'HE STORE now occupied by J. VI. Os-
i BORN, IN Middle Street, possession given
first Of MAY.
Apply Ia ISRAEL RICHARDSON
hprR, 1874 1880,
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

To be sold at public Auction, on 'Safur-
deg, 29lh day Of Al riI next at 2 o'clock z. NJ.
on the premises,
90 much of the roal estate Of Abraham Mitchell
y ir late 81 Tfeepou, deceased, as vii! Erotucc
the sam Of seven hundred dollars end pay inciden-
tai charges to defrey the debts due from said ef-
tate SAID estate consists Of valuable I'M a.
bout ONE and hnif nile from F'eepart corner --
Said salo IS niadc ~ rider OF Hon. Samuel Free
man, Judge OF z. obaie, &c for ih's county.
MARY MIrCHbIL.
Frceport March 81, 1890.
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The bill incre asing the salaries Of District
Judges has been rejected from the senate-the
contents and non contents being equal.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18
FOR SAINT JOHN>N. B.

NSfsA he scoop + a UNI L
sA4'.a%-- wu sail for Saint John in six days, for
freigh Ct passage apply 20 RICHARDSON.
Lone- Wharf. or TO JONES on board said 5loop
ing a, Kiehasd.ons Nhs RI.
Portland, april 10 n 1870.
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DIED

In this town. Mr.. Loring Gushing, aged Co.
Mr.. Samuel Libby, aged 22.-Mrs. Mary Gut
Ter, aged 80.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18
SPRINGFIELD BRIDGELoTTERY.


1896 P, ICES - 1000 Tickets a. s. each, is $4,000
an CASH PRIZES
Less than two blanks TO a Prize. md no deduction
The drawing viii commence in Boston on the
18th .lav Of May text, and will be completed with
despatch.
0yTHE PUBLIC,1G
Are here presented with another class of the
Popular Springfield Bridge LOTTERY, the TICK
Els and QUARTERS, Of which are now for sale
t the Booklet re ofJOsEPH JOHNSON, No. 9
Merchants Ron.
Al the orioinsl aud old price viz: s. whole,
81 81 quarter In, rise on Che first of next month
II : 10 whole, 81 5oqnarters.
Il Prize Tickets in the late lotteries taken in
paY for tickets in the above Lottery. April IS.
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PRICES NUTRIENT

Il Portland. april 10, 1890, taken from
recent sd1esand wholesale hediers' prices.
CORRECTED EVERY esnspay
BY ATWOOD * QUINCY.
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Real EstaIe for Sale.

Portland. April 18th, 1880.
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To the TonovrabLe Samuel Free

MN, .rpdge If Probate ,eiihin and for The county
- 5,fqfcrfgylI
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PRICES OF LUNB rR.
PRICES OF GRAIN.

Cumberland Bank Capital, S200,00t
President, ALBERT NEwB Ill, Esq
Cashier, JosEPH SWIFT, Esq.
Discount Day-Monday.
Director this week, Reuben Morton.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
BY Last Evenings Mail.
Mem. York, September 27.

Men, York, September 81.
The ship Belfast, capt. Thomson, sailed
from Liverpool on the 18th ult. and the edi-
tors of the New ork Gazette have received
papers, Lloyd's Lists, &c. to the 10th, from
which extracts will be found in this days
paper.
The most interesting article is the letter
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30

The rocks are separated by greater or lesser
intervals. and the depth Of water between
them was found to be from s 70 Q falho,ns,
while the heads of the rocks are hardly un-
derwater. Their conical form renders it al
most impossible for any vessel, unfortunate
enough to strike on them, to avoid destruc-
ton. The British ship Venus, cast away on
this shoaI the 91st May. 1914, went down
in less than twelve minutes after she tirst
struck. and the crewhad barely time TO clear
away the boats in order to save their lives.
The sea breaks but seldom g. slightly up
on this shoal The Bayadere remained at
anchor until night, at not more than 400
tons (24O0 French feet from the shoal, and
from on board the breakers could seldom be
perceived. A boat, with an officer in her,
remained at anchor until night, on the shoal,
for the purpose of observing the set of the
cunent, rise of the water, &c. This officer
reported the food to set s. w. six tenths of
a mile per hour and the ebb with about the
same velocity in N. f. direction. The wa
ter rose about twelve French feet-it was
high water onthat day at halt past O'Clock,
P. M. and it was two days before the full
moon. the mean latitude of this shoal was
observed by three persons with three differ
ent circles ofrefection. The longitude was
also determined by the mean Of twenty sets
ofobservation, taken also by three persons,
with diftr rent instruments
Mean latitude, Odeg 81 27' south
:. longitude, 46deg. So IA" west from
the meridian of Paris.
The variation Of the magnetic needle was
found to be 81 minutes east.
Communicated for the Federal Gazette.
Extract of letter received from the Hayan-
ma, dated the 9th inst.
Several arrivals yesterday with Flour.
The prlce,for expectation, is now dollars
SO cts per barrel, and dull There is now
on hand from 40 10000 barrels, a large pro-
portion from Spain"
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Communicated for the Federal Gazette.
FROM GIBRALTAR.

Received at the Norfolk Herald Office,
per Brig Hollon, Capt. Strong
Gibraltar. July 80.
Since the dissolution Of the Provincial
Board of Government, and the instaIla-
ton of the Cortes. the latter having
heard the reports of the Ministers on
the state of their respective depart
ments,x organized their Committees,
and referred to them a number of mo-
tons submitted by the members or COM
munications made by Go, ernment, in
their sittings to the 10th instant. Some
accounts will be given in our subsequent
numbers, of the future decisions of the
assembly on points of general interest.
In this we have only to notice the an
swcr to the opening speech, which, as
usual in similar cases was a mere echo
to the same; message to government,
desiring them to give Gen. Lacy's Wi
dow some document, relative to the tri-
al of her late husband, which had been
denied her the rejection of a motion
for bringing to trial the Editor Of La
Len Ga newspaper on account of a Sc
ditious and slanderons article in his / tn
Number; the determination not to ad-
NIT verbal congratulations; an account
given by the Secretary of War of IA
sentry's having been killed in tumult
which broke out on the night of the 9Th
inst. in the barracks Of the Life Guard;
in consequence of which from "a to so
individuals of that corps have been
confined, and matters are preparing for
their trials an order for a solemn thanks
giving in all the churches of the mo-
narchy. and for public prayers to be
put up to the end of obtaining Gods
blessing upon the proceedings of the
Cortes; resolution reserving the title
of majesty to the King exclusively; The
transmission to government Of pro
ject for clearing the country of robbers
and beggars the unanimous rejection
of a motion grounded on the daring at
tempts daily made by the enemies of
the constitutional system, and by which
the public tranquility is greatly endan
gered, for dispensing with the forms es-
tablished by the Constitution for the
apprehension of offenders, &C.; the re-
adoption of the plan of education pub
lished on the 18th July, 1907, &c. and,
lastly, declaratory decree supplying
the omissions in the list Of the mem
bers of the Royal Family called TO the
succession of the Chrome by the decree
of the General and Extraordinary Cor
ties of the 18th March, 1919; which O.
missions were the result Of the appre-
tensions entertained at that time, that
Bonaparte might exercise All undo liz
iucnce over the members so excluded.
BY the declaratory decree the order of
succession is definitively settled as fol-
lows:--The infant Don Carlos and On.
Francisco, the Kings brothers, and the
Queen of Portugal, the Duchess of Lac
Ga, and the hereditary Princess of the
two Sicilies, his Majesty's sisters-and
their legitimate defendants respec-
lively.
X BY that of the Minister of Finan-
ces it appears that 100000 rs. yn. on
ly have been subscribed to the loan late.
Nv opened ~ government.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
al persons

By this statement, it appears that the uni
ted ages OF the 90 persons above enumerated
amounts to 2,443 years, being an average OF
near e5 years to each We question whe-
Their the like instance of so great proportion
of aged persons can be found in any town in
the United States. mot. Inc.
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or No. II. 1853 prize of SC. 900 dollars.
in the National Lottery' was sold at AL.


In taking the census of the townof Water,
ford, in Connecticut, the following singular
facts appear:-w Waterford has a population
of about g ,240 souls among which are the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
lis stated in the Boston Daily Advertiser,

tits stated in the Boston Daily Advertiser,
that on the evening of the 18th, while cross
ing the bridge at Westmoreland, Vt.) IN
consequence of the giving way Of the bridge,
an elephant, with three persons conducting
it, were precipilated into the river below,
a distance of forty feet two of the men were
killed on the spot, and one so dangerously
wounded as to require the amputation OF both
legs. The elephant was very much hurt
ard at the date of our information, had not
been removed from the rocks in the river on
which he TELL He had just been purchased
his late owner, who was one of the per-
SON, killed. Philadelphia paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.
COMMUNICATION.

COMMUNICATIONS.
The following account of very dangerous
Shoal, named Manoel Luis. on he coast Of
Maranham, Brazil, is given by Mr.. Albert
Roussin, Captaine de Vaisseau, commander
of the sloop of war of his most christian ma.
iesty "La Bayadere," in letter addressed
to the navy department Of France, dated
Cayene, 19M Feb. 1920.
On the 28th , breakers were disco.
yered from the mast head on our quarter
| Immediately tackled ship and stood fol
them, sounding all the time. AT about lC
A. NJ. / anchored in about Is fathoms water
and sent two boats, with officers in them, tc
examine the shoal. In about quarter of an
hour after their departure, the boats anchor
ed in about FIVE feet water-and al pistol
shot from the ship, they found only twelve
feet of water.
The weather was very fine, and afforded
excellent opportunities 10 determine the po-
sition of this shoal. The boats got under
way, and sailed during the day in every d.
rection over it in order to ascertain its ex-
tent, the depth of water, &c.
This shoal is extremely dangerous, i. be-
ing bed of rocks of a conical form, spread
over a sand bank. 1t is about three miles
long, running E. by S. and west by n. and
about one half of mile wide from n. to S.
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SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.


Norfolk, Sep. %.
We are filed with horror by the follow
ING melancholy event, the particulars OF
which were communicated to US at late
hour last night -
Mr.. Charles Sprague, late master painter
of the Navy Yard, at Gosport, terminated
his existence about o'clock yesterday al
ternoon, by jumping from the stern stage OF
the Line of Bottle Ship now building there.
The circumstances which have impelled
This unfortunate man thus deliberately to be-
come his own execntioner. are unknown to
our informant bdtitis co9jectured that the
recent death of two 81 his children, and en-
barrassment inhis pecuniary affairs, have
proved too burthensome for his mind, and
dethroned his reason But few minutes
previous to etfecting his dreadful purpose,
he called upon Com. Cassin, and requested
that he would appoint some person TO sup
NV the vacancy that would be occasioned
nv his resignation observing at the same
t,me that he was about to do rash act
but not even intimating the precise nature
of Il the Commodore concluded that his ex-
nressions had alIusion to the precipltancy
with which he abandoned his statioRln the
ward and dismissed him with instructions to
settle I'D his books, and in The morning an
l,ventory Of the public property IN ms
charge. should be taken. BUTT appears the
fatal resolve was irreyocably made. and
fav minutes after he precipitated himself
headIopgfrom the awful height and was dash
ed to pieces. ~,
To sneak of the affection in which this
deed Of woe has plunged his family, would
he 10 us an unwelcome task. We would ra-
,her draw veil over the in6rmity of human
nature. which has generated such an enor-
nifty. t
From the National htslllgeacsr.
mss OF THE BRIG oTHELLo, OF NEw-yoR K.
Onr readers will recollect our announcing
Tho sb;owreck OF Mr. Wade Hough, which
took place On tie ~is' w i0St
the following letter it appears be is again
sbipwrecked, being twice within 1hfee
weeks. 81
Extract Of letter from Mr.. Wade hougn 10
his brother in this city, dated onslow
county, n. C, Sept. 10.
~ have TO inform you Of our being again
sh;pwrecked, and having hair-breadth es-
capes from a watery grave, On the ois'
uIt. we took passage at Sayannah' IN the
brig Othello, Capt. Prentiss, for New ork'
andearly on the morning ofthe LIST inst.cross-
I'd the bar at Tybee, and had pleasant day;
hut from this time we had severe ana squai-
II sea,her, till the 9th, when it commenced
blowing gale, and we found ourselves be-
tween Capes Fear and Lookout. ! he io'1'
,hs sale increased; no exertions OF the crew
S-o.sid get the vessel out on either tack
This wsss--dresdful night to all appear
soce every Psis'-i :; board would De lost.
s n'', by good look ou ~ beading north
B Bull :. ma i seushr,rd' alternately