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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-24

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LowNDEs COUNTY, PROBATE CoURT, AUGUST
Term, A. ID. 1913.
HNO all persons interested in the real estate
Il Of Felix Wood, deceased late Of SAID coun-
~ and State aforesaid You are hereby cit
ed to appear before the Judge of our said Pro-
bates Court at term thereof TO be holden for
said county, on the first Monday in October
next, 243, lat the Court House in the town
OF Columbus, then and there to show cause
# any you can, why an order should not
be made to sell the following described lands
belonging 10 the estate of said Felix Wood
decd, according to the prayer Of the petition
Of Locky Wood, adm'x. Of che estate Of saiC
deceased TO wit; The south east quarter
| section number Thirty five, south half nortl
east quarter, south cast quarter, east halfsoutl
west quarter, and south west quarter OF south
west quarter dissection thirty six, in township
number sixteen south Of range number seven
teen, west and lots numbers five, eight, ant
/ eleven, Of section one, north west quarter, o
north east quarter dissection number wo, an,
the east half north west quarter, the east hall
north west quarter, the east half south ives
quarter, and west half south east quarter O
section eleven, and lot No, two, Of sectioi
number twelvein township number seventeen
south Orange number seventeen vest, com
monty called and known as the mill tract
is further ordered by the Court that this cita
ton be published in the Columbus Democra
and Democratic Wing, two newspapers pub
lshed IN the town Of Columbus. for six week
successively
Witness the Honorable Thomas Sampson
Judge OF Probates Court for Lowndes county
Mississippi, this the first Monday Of Angust 4
D. I643
Issued from the minutes the 9th day Of Al
gust, 1913. Attest.
VIM. P. FULLER, Clerk.
August IL, ls43-6w6 [Prs. lee, s $50
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-24
Columbus june, 1913.

DISTRICT CHANcERT CoURT OF THE STAIR
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
August Rules, 1913.
Alexander Young, Complainant,
& No, l04 vs.
James R. Parks, Defendant.
TTPON opening the matters ofthis bill, ane
" il appearing that the defendant Is not an
inhabitant Of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof so that the Ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon him.
Il is ordered that unless said defendant ap-
pears before the Vice Chancellor at the. Court
room in The town Of Columbus on the
list Monday in November next,
and plead answer ordemu to the bill Of con-
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
viii Be taken for confessed and such order or
decree made therein as to the Vice Chancellor
may seem equitable and Just.
Il is further ordered that a copy Of this order
be inserted in the Democratic Wing a news
paper published in the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully.
n. MCCARTHY, cIks
HAMS q HAREIsoN, Solicitors
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-24

DfsrR1cr CHANcEEY CoURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
AUousr RULES, 1913.
BENJAMIN B. Mitchell, Uonplainazl
No los. vs..
John Cooper, Defendants,
TTPON opening the matters Of this BILL and
u itappeaung that the defendant is not an
inbabltant Of this State, but resides beyond
ne limits thereof SO that the ordinary process
OF this Court cannot be executed upon him.
Il d ordered that unless said defendant aP-
near before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of Columbus Onthe
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bill OF com,
plaiat herein. the several allegations thereof
win be taken for confessed and such order and
decree made therein as to the Wee Chan
oeHor may seem equitable and just
Il is further ordered that q copg Of tbs Or.
der be inserted in the Democratic Wing
once a week for two months successfully.
NJ. MCCARTHY, ok,
Hemnhin g. Beauchamp, Solicitor.
August lob. 1873
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-24

A FULL supply Of Uper, Sole, Harness
n and Budle leather constantly on hand.
WM. HUDDLESTON fCO.
August Oath, 1913.
COLUMBUS INSTITUTE.
THE REV. SIMPSON sHEPHERI

HNHE KEW. SIMPSON SHEPHERD
II viii open a new permanent seminary on
Monday, the 18th instant 10 the basement sto-
~ Of the Methodist e Church, for the Educa-
ton Of young ladies'
The discipline Of tie Institute viii b firm
but strictly parental The memory viii be eul-
tivaied only subordinate 10 the higher faculty
ofreas0n. The former is important the latter
Is paramount. The moral feelings and senli.
ments will receive due regard, the moral and
intellectual nature should be expanded, invigo-
rated in harmonious symetrical proportions
The health Of the young ladies' viii be kept in
view, and their manners will be watched with
an unslumbering vigilance.
We make no inflated promises, we give no
references 70 great names, We confde in tangi-
bic results. Wisdom is justified Of her ehil.
dren. Short piihy lectureslwill be given norder
to explain, apply, and enforce the principle.
Attention is respectfully solicited To the follow
ing circumstance, which win show satisiacto.
rily the liberal sentiments that are TO govern
the Institute. The text boofs which viii be
used were written BY men Of different demon.
nations, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Baptisii
and Converted Jew.
lsr CLAss.-Aipbabetical lesson, Ortho-
graphy, Arithmetioal tables, Sls
JUNIOR Glass, -OrhograpEy, Reading
aud Writing, Geography and Grammar,
Arithmetic and History, Natural The
ology, in elementary form, SIC
SENIOR CLAss.--Higher rules Of Auth-
metic, Grecian and Roman Antiquities,
Heather Mythology, Composition, Al
grebra, Geometry, Problems on Globes,
(when obtained) Astronomy, Waits
on the Mind, Chemistry, Botany, Phys
iolygy, Natural Philosophy, Logic Alb
orcrombie on The Intellectual Powers,
Wayland's Moral Science, Rhetoric,
Payleys Evidences Of Christianity, and
Languages, S2t
Music, 50
FACULTY.
Rev. SIMPSON SHEPHERD,
Miss SHEPHERD,
Miss MARY A. SHEPHERD,
Mr.. RICHARD SHEPHERD, A. M.
Orthogf Apply, reading, and composition, wi
be attended to by the Senior class while in III
| Institute.
Columbus, August 10Th l5A3.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-24
Fon cnANf.nIInR.

We are Authorised % announce HENRY
DICKINSON a. q candidate iof the Office Of
Vice Chancellor Of Misaissippi. Il DE ensuing
November election.
w arc authorised % announce JOS. W.
CHALMERS asa candidate for the olice
which be neW holds Of Yioo Chancellor Of Mis'
einrfnui
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
RY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

n The New Orleans Bulletin OF June 10Th
SAYS: An English gentleman who met at tia-
yana with Mr.. Simpson, the person OF that name
who figures 50 largely in the proceedings when
led to the cession of the Sandwich Islands, ana
who has gone via Havana with dispatches from
Lord Paulet to the British Government, informs
Us that Simpson represented to him that the
seizure was without authority Of Government
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED-About i O'Clock
yesterday morning, as colored boy named Joseph
Thompson, aged Is, native of Connecticut,
was going on board the steamer Indiana, lying a.
the foot of Courtandt-strcet, 10 which boat he
was attached by the tipping of the plank, owing
to heavy swell, he was precipitatcd into the
water, striking his chin against the guards Of the
boat as he fell, and soon sunk under the boat,
despite the strenuous efforts to save him. His
body was recovered in about fifteen minutes, but
could not be rcs;iscitated, and the Coroner hav-
ing held an inquest, the verdict was accidentally
drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
Public Stock Exchange, June 26.
SECOND BOARD.
Commercial aud Money Matters.

MONDAY L. NJ.
There was fair amount of business the Stock Board
and prices senerat mpro-ed again STATE Sizes improved
l. State Fives X; Ohio Sixes Indiana l; Kentucky Il u
liois i Ohio Seyens sold 1885, Ohio Trust Ii Harlem ii
Stonington ,.
Therr is rsivr better demand or bills to-day and sar
ling steady al 81 sS Francs 81 80. Mobile scarce
The is II IS dis
To-day the day for opening the proposals for the Gov
Loan. IL generally supposed that bids have been
made for at least Sl4 600 900 par per cent premium
Large sales of Government Skies made to-day from
l5to l6 at which last price $4,000 sold after the board
I, new ba. has 3edu established by taiist st ofhaa
Green County called the Newfork Stock Bank The notes
be all secured BY Newly Yors per cents.
The suit brought By Messrs. Cammann, Whehouse Co.
against the officers Of the Merchants, Exchange Company
test the right Of the rastces to borrow money and mortgage
the premises decided Yesterday before Judges Jones'
Oakley and Fandefpoe in favor Of the defendants The case
w be carried to tie Surre...e Court:
The Stock Market /, rather uie but prices remain nd
NewYon has taken her rank on among the first bit
the first in poinof credit and price in the Union The re-
celps from the great improvements clearly demon
sate the strength Of her position Her debt the safest
The world; her power bc.nds5s her reputation oiies5
The Stock Of the Government will doubtless advance; the
price of money renders certain The mpora'ons tins
year must be comparatively light. No demand for money
prevail for months come which will alter the presen!
condition of the market. In the tims new crop
comes forward, and many millions Of actual wealth will be
added 10 that already amassed by entesns country
Stocks have been too low. want Of conffente has co
pelled extreme prices, cch not Warranted bY the sc
tual condition of the property The late improvement is ths
who can Td -, y MA bn h, w. c,, 70 usi, tbe
radua bu, cer,,;n Of n. yir;ous eaterpe,
;lroaJ ,yh;ch has coz, r 5Go ooo nnn, h ,;J ~ be
,.r,l. ,, "o" : 49, 49,, r - co"'sc, ,hs Growing
n,ints Of rorr. + ,,,, x,,os,,s or 'rosuec
i've y,ue M ror I,nJ T,IIo9 j.; ak IL bf #orh.
les hc,rss 49, .o, n -; ;n,.rss I, E ,be main link
In the great chain Of communication with the Eastern States
:, N"' :,
ne atock o. 'e fanes Loan sau '1,s Mott
made up o. real poPerty-Sate Bonds and bonds ana VIZ
@ .oun.{ a asf % 'e Sipiaaiy 'ia.' f.,t-
I on. S,,. nona I'D End "a ;is must
;m,.nva ~ ,r[ ;norn, I T. ,, actg,I rsp. of
% % sd S,per r as aL9al ne Wick
b, nm, c,s tns -, mo-. f. ;J;jc,s coIrrss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

, u GrSEN.L ToM THrMB JE. arrived y.ste-d,-- =,
,h n, asfa snS Museum T place crowded Throughout
ven'oquism and other performances viii ,.Ea Me- @
1Hisrno2n' al oeioe& ,h= The evening The
and delightful a i'eeuiia4iy coc
ihe grsatsst living curiosity ever beh.d bv r,o--,
man Is now eImbisnS al Peaes New-Y0rk sIuseup !, q
@ 70 name II alks. upon all iours and =
i r q ,snii ar any monkey yet perfectly har,ss ard
tsruoon az o'clock f0 i-1iosuiance this al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

II On Wednesday last, Chief Justice Shaw,
Of the Massachusetts Supreme Court, passed
sentence OF death upon Isaac Lcayltt convicted
At Plymouth Of the murder OF Mrs Knapp,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

PRIZE FlGnrlSG AGArN.-We see it stated that
another brutal prize-fght came off on the nights
at the Narrows on Sunday last, near a shanty
kept by one Capt. Western. Two men, whose
names We do not know, fought with their fists
with savage fcrocty, until both were exhausted
and carried off. covered with blood. The affair
seems to have beer got up under the special pa
tronage of Mike Walsh and his gang of bullies-
as they were present in full force. Several fights
of similar kind have occurred recently near the
city, and, SC far as we can learn, without the
slightest notice from the imbecile Police con-
trivancc with which our city is cursed. The
Police establishment is the source of immense ex-
pcnsc to the city-but it has never, to our know
ledge, prevented single outrage Or dohe any
thing to diminish crime and secure either the
rersor:s or property of our citizens. Why not
have it abolished
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

II Information was received in this city of
the murder of white man by the Sioux Indians,
on the Little Ver,niion River. He was killed
and scalped. The man belonged to the Little
Vermil hon trading post st. Louis n. Era.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Newly OK I7tune'
pu1r,nrLPntA. June %, 7.

Correspondence OF he New-l OK L Flpune.
PHlLApELPHtA June 20, Z NJ
1.,,,,r,ox * I,Y,rc..-Private letters received i'll
our civ tins morning from NenOteans, dated tie iI1h
inst, state that intelligence had been received IN a e't
the steamship Alabama Capt Wnde, IN tour Gays ito.n
Havana of negro iusur.cion IN J2macs, Inc Fai'ieI
Of which, however, were not gwen. ,t,,
SEcRr-AKY OF rHE NiSY.-A rimor Is current a H.
Capt Robert r Stockton y i'll III all Probabi! ee
I'd secretary Of the Navy. By some II Is general! c's
psoB,B1y yAfJ-RpER-Considerabl excitement mas '',"'
iest, itself within the pas, few days m the
QuakerowII few miles from The cily ne p9Gs oi I
male, about IL years Of ace was found concsaeu IN moo
near tf- above the place, who had oren missing i
weeks and is believed she has been murdered Inc S
had been employed a domestic wealthy anu esiec,a
be family in that ycinty, and had been cTelil oTS'e
the man and his wife with whom she lived rom the sta
m.ut of small bcy who appears was witness 10 ls
cruel treatment she had received We learn " ihat h7f oaI
was broken with tones. and her body lad III is oa
crib or barn - The matter now undergoing legal NV
CATION the result of which will be made known IN ie
I davs.
BrcANy-The Pole, Noroscask charged with bigamy,
was fully committed by the Mayor this morning to answer
fr the same. He viii proba be demanded by the author
iti-s Of New-Jersey.
ElREs-We had two fires to-day, neither of which how
ever were very serious character As usual disturb
took place among portion oi cur hfenef WHICH, "N
all others was Of disgraceful character
CoEo>ER 1HeUEsTsDuring the past two or three Gays
the Coroner has called upon hold no less than seven
inquess Of which OF most distressing character;
EYDRoFHorl,t young lad named Charles ititt!e 7sri
about ID wears residing Tammany died on Satnf-
lay evening from tha, hord disc The hydrophobla He
had been bitten five months since by dog supposed TO
have been mad but did feel the least alarm ~ consequence
of it, until within three days OF his death. when his
sufferngs became most painful.
4 PoLIcn OFFICER ~ TKoUBLE.-Charies Downer, one
Of the Aiayors officers arrested aud held 70 ba th''
norainc by Alderman Redman, the Of $500. Tor an
aggravated assault and battery the person OF ;oung man
named jacob Smith, for the at The to" oil
General Sessions.
AccrDrNr.-ln proceeding the fire his morning the
Marion Hose carriage over small boy at the corner OF
Fifth aud Cesnut strset- and injured him Ia most serious
manner.
The transactions IN our Stock Market Saturday to
an active cx-u aud considerable animation prevailed al
both boards To-day however, falling off in the amount
took place but prices fully maintained fensy 'snIa
Elves i6i aud so!d fnay as high l6l Me-
chanics' Bank improved 4 schoyikili Navigation
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
markets-cqrefulty Corrected for The 1,isuns

MONDAY, June -V'
AsHES-There is large demand for Pots and the sales
to-day have taken all inspected 300 bbs 81 62 AZ
81 60 nearly pure alasli, and wanted for purifying
Whale Oil Pearls du notice sales lO5 obi, at S.
IS and 90 bbs ken wha considerable lot Po,s
COTTON-Late on Saturday there increased acuyi.
~ this staple and tic sales reached l9o0 bales aoa.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

GO For pistt 70 ashland, By Correspondent; ;
Weslins and Measuring and Letter from Chicago See
Fus. Page.
% For the Warning Of Death, and Letter fro" Mt
agarc Falls See FRS, Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

~ Wanted, an Ase,, for ,his paper at PRovIpEsef X
No need apply unless he resides and Is acquainted III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

1j5 Mr.. Mason has published in his neat and
handsome style the June. numbers OF B1AcA-
WOOD, the DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, and
the London CHRISTIAN OBSERVER. They are ex.
cellent numbers, and We shall refer to them more
at length tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

u J. G. BlRSEy declines being the Abolition
candidate for the Presidency at the coming elec.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

u William Whitney, son of Mr. James Whit
ney, of Albany, was drowned in the Hudson, op
Posite Albany, on Thursday afternoon, while
bathing. He was is years or age.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

HIsroRr OF TIE CRoToN AouEDucT.-Wc arc
indebted to the publisher for copy Of the Memoir
of the Construction, Cost and Capacity of the
Croton Aqucduct, by CHARLES KING, printed in
quaro form with clear type and on fine white paper
The Memoir is compiled froni official documents
and comprises the history of the great work. now
50 successfully accomplished, from It's commence.
mcnt Appended to it is a full account of the
great civic ceremony which celebrated its com.
pletion. and the work is introduced by very
valuable and interesting Preliminary Essay or
Ancient and Modern AQueducts. Those who arc
acquainted with the author will need no assurance
OF the ability and industry with which he has pre-
pared this book and the magnitude of the great
work of which ne has written the history-a work
worthy of Rome in her nobcst days-its lncstma
bic Importance to the half million dwellers in this
great city and their descendants for centuries &c
come, rcnderit proper that some fit memoir siouc
be preserved Of Che steps which led to lis conccp
ton, and the expense and labor with which il was
accomplished. Thousands of our citizens vii
doubtless secure the possession of such pernan.
ent and authentic record. We understand that a
few copies may be procured at the Office of the
New-Y ork American, No. AZ William-strcct. II
is sold at three dollars copy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

"TnE Twins AND OTHER TALES by FRED
IKlHA BEEMER, has gust been issued by J. VIM
chester, 80 Ann-st. The tales are five in number
al good-and closed BY very judicious Re
view ofall Miss Bremer's writings, translated from
an eminent German periodical. Price l2I cents,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

I@" The Life and Adventures of Martin Cbuz-
zIewlt,' No. VI, has just been published for Sd by
Lea & Blanchard
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

D The friends of Gen. CAss in Cincinnati,
Ohio, have issued circular proposing demon
stration there IN his favor David T. Disney
late Senator, heads the movement.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

L PRopHEcY INTERPRETED LITERALLY OR
SPIRITUALLY is the title of a closely printed
pamphlet of seventy pages, setting forth the
Mlllenst and Alillenarian views of Scripture In
terpretaion. 1t was first published in the Spirit
Of the Nineteenth Century, monthly periodical
published at Baltimore, edited by DR.. R. J.
Breckenridge 1t seems TO be very full and
able discussion of the general subject of Scrip
turc Interpretation. 1t is for sale at Robert Car
lerS in Canal. street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

ATRoc1ous MuRpER.-On "Wednesday last,
Mr. George III. Bohrer, of this county, was de-
Eberatelv and in cold blood shot down, whilst en-,
cared at work in his field. He was approached
bv clan of cut-throats three OF whom hrcd rifieS
from the skirt of the woods, the ball OF each tax.
;ng effect. Mr.. Bohrer ran. after he received
those balls. abou, one hundred and ninety steps
before he fell. He was pursued BY those blood
thirsty murderers, and with his hoe, with which
he had been engaged at work, hls brains beaten
ont. We understand that thrcepersons have been
crested. and that an examination Is gong on De
fore 1st;ce SNYDER, of Russellyiiie 1t Is also said,
that three of the persons most strongly mpnca'e'
have fled from justice. Georgetown - hA
~ The Wooen Factory belonging to /. iioi- D.
lister. about a mile south Of New Hartford IN
this STATE. with the dyeing- house attached was
DESTROYED by fire last Thursday Inc iac'o'y
building was old, and OF wood the dyeing 'hous5
brick. Most of the machinery was destroyeu'
bnt none of the manufactured cloth.
II On Thursday afternoon, between ono ana
two O'Clock. two boys while bathing IN the Mon
ongahela. near the Gas Works. cot beyond their
depth and both were drowned. Their names were
( John O'Donncll and Adam Baker.
Pittsburgh Age.
I;7 On "Wednesday last, Chief Justice Shaw,
II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

a Coon JoKE.-The Journal of Commerce
has the reputation of being on both sides in
political matters; but an incident was related to
US short time since which we consider too rood
to be lost One OF the editors of that print. while
coming to this CITY in steamer, amused himself
with game Of chequers, in company with
wagglsh gentleman, sometimes seen about the
steamboat Office. During the game. the editor.
puzzled at It's ntricacies, inadvertently moved
one Of his opponents men Take care take
care, Mr.. H." said the gentleman YOU are NOT
IN The Journal Office just now you can't pIav on
both SIDES IN this game, - The hit was so nal.
pable as to set the whole cabin in roar.
New Haven Reoister
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

u The Cheraw Is. c. Farmers Gazette SAYS
that few days since the summer residence of
Lawrence Prince, Esq, situated in the Sand
Hills, near that place, was destroyed by fire. sup
posed TO be the act OF an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

II Hon. T. NJ. T. McKESS,S of Pa. de-.
clines reelection to Congress. John II. Ewing
will probably succeed him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

u MARCO PAuL's TRAVELS, Vol. 8, has jus
been published, 1t is BY the author of the Rollc
Books.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

U' The Cincinnati Gazette announces that the
contract for completing the extension OF the
Miami canal has been taken by P. w. Taylor Il
Co. at S324,0O0 being $4,000 less than the
estimate. The completion OF this important
work may therefore be soon expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

y SlGSoKA CAsrELLAs gives her Concert at
the Apollo Saloon this evening. We believe it
viii, to the lovers of Music, be one of the richest
treats OF the season. Mad. CASTELAR, brings a
llgh reputation from Italy, and is ably supported
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
Court Calent,ar-This Day.
City INTELLIQENC E

CoMMos PLsAs-Nos. l07, 40, lO2, ia, y, Ia, 10, -,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

HuMANrr OF FRENcn To AMERICAN Surors.
The brig Furet, arrived at Marsei.!e5 from the
West coast Of Alrica, when IN the ncighborhood
of the Canary Islands, on the third of April last,
ieil IN with the American brig Tunder, Captain
Blanchard. bound from Portland TO Madeira, with
cargo of lumber, upset, and drifting between
wind and water. On the wreck were eight ua.
fortunate men, struggling with the bows, and
dlsputing with DEATH their bodies exhausted by
suffering. The sea was SO high that any attempt
to board the disabled hulk III boat must be at.
tended with serious danger of collision. that
would inevitably result in the destruction of those
who made 1t. The brave Captain Couiin was
not, however, deferred EDIrl his humane purpose
He succeeding in boarding the wreck and con-
veylng the sufferers to his own vessel and in ten
days after landed them at Gibraltar
These eight men had been in that desperate
situation for forty-six days, during which time
they had nothing to appease their hunger but
few barrels OF bacon, saved at the moment Of The
catastrophe. They depended for water upon the
ram, which fortunately fell copiously at that peri.
od, und collected IN corner of the vessel. Han.
PLY they had not hunger to contend with. The
anguish they endured, IN impotcnt strife with the
eements,-whlch for month and half tossed
their trall wreck to and fro without ccasing. and
threatened every moment to terminate their lives.
and from bodily WEAKNESS and the discourage.
lnent that ensued upon those long DAYS of una.
vaillng effort, must have been almost insupporta.
bic. fJo,r e.,