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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-19
LONDON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,
M q Ellen Place Renpnf af1eef.

I AIDES, Gentlemen, and Families visiting London
IL be accommodated with board and residence combined
with comfort good table and select society ON mode
terms.
This establishment constantly visited by American Fami
lies Gentlemen arriving Lendon and honored by the
especial patronage Of the American Legation also BY many
American families the United Saest whom
permission has been given to refer,
MISS PHILLIPS begs that Cards OF Particulars as
TO and by whom she recommended be obtained
nj the Office Of this paper o24 3w-rc
A Lien DODWORTH will commence Private Dancing
"A School al his residence, No 44g Broome street. Mon
day Oct aoh continue during the Monday.
and at for Gentlemen. For TERMS &c apply above
oil im*rc
WELDED IRON
BOILER FLUES,
nF ANY DIAMETER, but not exceeding l6h feet in
~ length thickness Of metal from IL to a, wire guage.
These the only Tubes used by the English French
government and other fast steamboats,, and can be
crt-ed only from the Patentee.
o2. in'rc THOS PROSSEH, Liberty st. ~. Y.
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Passengers Arrived.
New ORLEArs-Brig Wakulla-J Hughes.
Foreign lmpOrtatiOns

LERMo. &c-Barque Phena-Chas Sherwood, American
I'll for Messna. lady, three children and nephew
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
LANCASTER, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY l. lsl5 NO

ed the fittings OF the cloud from OFT her
spirit, and saw clear but brief glimps-
es of sunshine; again the shadow would
settle with deeber gloom, and again
CLEANS would break forth, giving sweet
promise of a brighter day. Heavens
what JOY it was to see those blue eyes
light up with intelligence, to hear those
soft lips utter coherent words, and to
mark the elastic grace of a form which
but lately moved with all the listless-
ness of imbeciity,
But the of1icious interference Of those
who could not comprehend either Al
ice or myself, checked all this growing
good. Our frequent meetings were dis
covered, and we were Of course scpa-
rated. Alice was taken home to her
family, and | was denied all access TO
her presence. For a month. a long
and drcary month, never saw her.
and by my impatient longing to behold
her, learned how much my soul had
gone out from myself. At length |
heard that Alice was much worse
that she was now a raving maniac,
whose ungovcrncd frenzy could only
be controlled by personal violence.-l
could not bear this: went to her ia
Their, | cxpostulatcd, | explained
to him my hopes, and begged to be
permitted to sec her for single hour.
He was a cold, practical reasonable
man, AM while he gave me full crc-
dence for disintcrested desire to ben
eft his daughter, he evidently had lit
tie faith in my antcipations of success.
However, he was willing to try the OK
pertinent, and finally, after much soli-
citation accompanied by him,l was per,
mitted to see Alice. She was fright
fully changed, her eyes glared wildly,
her hair tangled and dishclved from
her incessant rcstlessncss, hungin mass
es about her face. and her appearance
was that Of one whom loss of reason
had almost brutalized. | could have
cursed the blind recklessncss which
had so thwartcd me. At first she did
not recognize me, but her voice seem
cd to awaken the vibration of some
chord whose music was familiar. She
became calmer, her rawlings ceased, she
approached me, and, at length, seated
herself on a stool at my feet with the
quiet of a loving child. 1t was the
first time she had been so calm since
we had been parted. Even the cold
beings around her perceived the benc-
fetal effect Of my presence, and from
that moment | was allowed to pursue
my plan unmolestcd.
Conclusion nert Week)
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
A "REMINISCENCES
OF AN OLD b A C ii E l. o r.
@ Yet what hO0tS il now 10 iell. "-BYRoN.

" Ven you feels vifeish, Samivel, especially fol
vidder, don't hang YOURSELF that's vulgar, but &c
into closet and take pizcn, and you'll be glad O
il observation-disclosures.
cit were a real increase of human
happiness" observes Carlyle, "could
all young men from the age ofninetcen
be covered under barrels, or rendered
otherwise invisible, and there left to
follow their lawful studies and callings
till they emerged saddcr and wiser al
the age Of twenty-five; such gawks are
they, and foolish peacocks, and yet
with such vulturous hunger for self
indulgence; so obstinate, obs!rcpcrous,
vainglorious; in all senses so froward
and so forward" At the most wretch
ed period of this most wrctchcd age,we
left our Alma Mater for dive into So
cicty before settling down in profes-
SION. Without settled principles or
opinions, with no correct idea OF the
world, but with firm belief that dis
sipated life was paradise regaincd, in
which wine and women, balls and
buggics. cards and cigars, loated con-
fusedly in onr faCinatcd Imagination,
with no control over our hands and
feet, we were turned loose upon thc
community at large. Ever memorable
times! Bright, yet ruinous! The day
at least so much Of it as VIC permitted
to see our valuable person out Of bed,
was passed in loafng in cofee-houscs
or nine pin alleys, or driving fast trot-
ting horses; while the evening found US
associated with others Of like age and
character, at the theatre, or any other
place of amusement that would release
Us late at night to cards, hot punch,
broiled bones, aud perhaps broken
heads or the watch-hou:e. How such
a life would have terminated can only
imagined. for we were arrested in mid
career. Gentle reader, we fell in love
Much has been said, sung and writ
ten upon this matter Of love, and all to
little purpose. That it is n disease, all
admit. i disease incident to carly
youth-incident to the "barrel age
and fatal to old men. Like the mea-
sIcs and whooping cough, it seldom at
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01

(From the 4ribune.)
A PROMISE.

am shirt, with wings as tree
Whe" - unions borne by the viewless air,
As wv ;fi;rbt lime will come 10 thee.
10 voc ,ono, i, blessing TO iinger there.
r,.o, shouldst feel. at that silent hour,
A0o .hisner breathe on thy spirits shrine,
LA Inv thoughts TO its mystic power,
On, yitnov tha, nv soul communes with thlne'
,1would that The boon were granted now
An ~. :, mauic beauty 10 inger nigh,
no ma The locks from that stainless brow,
= n ,sr onaff The light Of tina. glorious eye.
1Lnow that within is fountain deep,
~ ,rL, LEAN of whose waves had birth on high
W., ~" 7mirrored in quiet and beauty sleep,
WI" Tbe starry things of the holy sky.
,.,1would no, come in my robes of clay;
A. being of earth. to thee unknown
Ill wait ill my spirit hath worn away
The grosser garb that is round 1t thfown'
IA ,ben when the hum of the world hath died,
Au ~ summers eve, from thy wearied ear.
viS = sono of the skies will seek thy side,
And count it a blessing to linger ihere'
Add the hour is near. for my eager heart
Is beating a way through its temple fFaii'
whore il soon shall bid my soul depart
From the letters it wore 10 this lowly vale.
And the voiceless strains that within me slept
Tba, would not breathe in this tainted air;
The barp that no human hands had swept,
Shall wake ia burst of music there.
And thus will come with pinions free, ,
When the worlds hum dies on thy wearied
ear,
In the twilight time, 10 seek from thee
The union of feeling denied me here.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01

MAGNETIC LtUCnTER..-Thc won
dcrs of the Magnetic Telegraph will
never cease. The last is mentioned by
the Baltimore August
mint Nert?-Thc other day. be-
ing in the Tclegr pin Office at the De-
pot, Pratt street, Mr.. Rogers the at
tcndcnt of this station, transmitted an
amusing incident 10 Mr.. Vail, at The
Washington terminus, TO which Mr..
Vail replied hal hn! ha that is-laugl
cd at it. Now if that don't beat any
thing of modern date, we'll give it upi
A gentleman in Pratt street, baltimore.
IclIs another stationed on Capitol Hill.
Washington, just forty miles distant,an
amusing story and the other laughs at
IT, There is nothing improbable in
this world Of ours, that Yankee ingcr-
uity will not overcome. Congress
should make an appropriation immc-
diatcly TO extend the Telegraph 10 all
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
Selected Tales.
THE DREAM OF A LIFE.


FOUND AMONG THE PAPERS OF MEDICAL STUDENT
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01


To this Dlvy added large sum in
the way OF damages for friends lost aud
a doctors bill. But this, however
amusing will not heal light rocket
anv more thaa it can cure a heavy
heart.
In pursuit OF the widow we thinncd
and palci rapidly. Loyc-making, as
Montczuma Dawkins correctly remarks,
is purity fun,7 but it can't last forever,
and in orr case we determined TO end
it or our existence BY the untricd cxpcr
imcnt of"popping the question: which
was more easily determined upon than
accomplished. Opportunity after OPP
portunity escaped without accomplish
ing tho object. Either courage oozcd
out at the proper moment, or the wild
ov, with the tact Of skillful hand. led
Us from the point. But come it must
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
HASTINGS

COMPOUND S4RUP OF NAPHTHA.
CONSUMPTION DISARMED OF IT'S TERRORS.
DOCTOR HASTINGS of London, has appointed Messrs
his ess,..d MSSs &c HT a suf ST SASHTH& ASfHTH %
rhe after The amesst and proof is acancw
quick and S:ff H 6S Of
which eisresce IS made to the Loaon Lancet London Med
G s s G I o the NG& <
sYRuP the medical faculty had always regarded consumP
a6sd no % I'd hat srcasy
sga that opou see e. D IT, hssnss dseovery hSweye
Msq S s,Ss,. w Ss5
agency have sabsiaaaed and this well established
as sass by with ss G o ea
prove .s'f FOX
SSs s They
moment received into the system extends itself through
% may b
Hence the diseased lungs by dislodgng the
region. Of frame and thus TaonousH VrsT
Bs ,s"ss
feeling after taking il :; # It had had forced passage sag through some
Of which the only result necessary restoration Of
S frSe H Of All e id sasE ~
which it recommended that from the time they
'A''ns T. ff!sT.' FEEL THAT IT IS CURING THEM.
an effect nearly the reverse e that which attends the earlier
sore threats night swea pains n the breast back spit
ted be peed vigorous and effective emsdy nU % es
IL has frequenycure painful cough day. which
has desd other popular medicines for month"; and its effects
in all asthnatc complaints equally and remarka
BILE Lasstuds of the mind abbnes and wasting of the flesh,
disposition inactivity and melancholy foebodgs
quickly corrected by the Naptha Syrup, which, wonderful
manner the spirits hardens the flesh and muscles bra
according directions generally increase weight about
pound weeks and many for other purpose than the
dissipation Of melancholy the increase Of bodily strength
In fine snge trial Of Hastings Compound Syrup all that
required 10 secure the confidence Of the patient and
him to forego all other remedies n Is favor
For sale by MOORE Co, IL ANN STREET. Price
81 bottle or SIX bottles neatly aud securely packed boz,
aud ready for transportation 10 part Of the world be-
had for S. Persons out OF the city have forwarded
them By other All ders
paid ed by and directed MOORf&
COMPANY, I'll AN street New i, rk. au26 im-m
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
MAGNETIC REPELLANT.


nRA POWER, member fthe Royal College Of Surgeons
- of London aud Edinburgh and of the principal Colleges
Of the United States aud for several assistant the late
Sir Ashley Cooper be confdenaly consulted at his
yate Offices, No Is Chambers street. New York, upon all
diseases Of delicate the Of which he
has confined his practice for the last II years.
Syphilis GonorrhGa aud Glees whether Of long
standing cured few days, without the Of mercury
copeva, charge made.
commencing and stesly advancing where its existence
dreamt producing the amenable effects upon
the mind aud Of the patient Some oil the
most symptoms OF the natural
gs society and the involuntary Of few
drops of water after adjusting the clothes, subsequent
voitrg Hundreds Of have been successfully
treated newly discovered system of Magnetic Repu
son thus avoiding the ntoeabe pain and danger atten
dant upon the rash introduction Of Instruments.
Self Pollution morbid habit often arising with the mex
perienced and when contracted, duult
comeproducng in instances diocy loss Of memory
pains IN the back and lons, nocturnal emissions mpoency
and stery the sufferer speedily enabled under
ment subdue this penicou practice and the system
stored to It's pristine by the Of the
Balm
Fuor Abus Whites Distractions and Suppression
Menses and all diseases OF the female have received
large share Of research and attention the only quail
fed practitioner who had the courage to
the emprcism which feaully prevails in this most
lected branch OF medical science.
On the doubts and fears which often deter from marriage
and al other matters connected herewith may be
suited with the honorable regard integrity and
Patients at distance will please be
Bile the description Of their No letters taken from the
Post Office unless paid.
Chatham street. Hours from A. NJ to 10 p. N.
s17tm tmfr
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Schr Hamilton Cottrll. Alexandria
Schr Michigan, Terry Baltimore johnson Lowden
Schr Direct, Briggs. Baltimore. Briggs
Schr Elsapor Ann. Bartlsu. Baltimore
bchr Frances Haett, Smalley, Philadelphia
Schr Welcome Besse. Phladelphia
Schr Wolcott. Ryder Boston. ,
Sloop Proof Glass Biydenburg, Providence
Sloop President, Erssbe. New Haven
Barge Middlessr. Wilcox, Philadelphia
Arrived -
Ship Ohio Lyon 4e days Liverpool with mds.
Truslow and Putnam Spoke 2 inst lat al ST. Ion "a g.
Brem-n johann Geog hence for Bremen time
gnazed OF the Hvre packets hence for Have showing
Shin Ch.esIoa, Loveland, days from Charleston. with
cotton 10 Geo Bul. ley.
Brig Poutney, Mouat from Lisbon. 2lst ut with wine, to
Osborne.
Brig Josephu Gray. "a hours from New Bedford in ballast
schr Nile Hampton % days from Belize Hon with SO tons
oew,o % pieces mahogany IS bales sarsapala Ward
Left American vessels The Br barque Rebecca and for
Cork sailed days the and OF her
arque ashore on the Triangle Key Two schs hid left Be-
ize 10 assist then-snd on the 9th when the Nile passed
her. there was one schr aongsdethe baque had all her sails
set 10 press her on and supposed she would got off
split most nf her sails Sc
Schr croline. Ferris Norfolk for Nantucket potatoes
Schr Fourth OF July, Hickman Virginia, corn. II Ha
schr B,tmore, Casey Baltimore coal 10 b Staples
Schr Ly-urgus Wieg,s. Philadelphia coal.
Schr Olive CoaBen. Phiisoel phie coal.
schr Senator. smith rhade elrhis. coal.
Schr Brilliant, Tcttsn. Asehss, lumber.
Sloop Prudent Nckers Nantucket oil.
Below.
Two brgs, unknown
Ships Orleans Sears NOeans Shanuuga Paten Savannah;
Diadem Barstow, Charleston. and others
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
DIR. POWELL, M. d.,
DcIrI LNI, and OpER ILHE .SIIRGEON

A TTENDS exclusively TO DISEASES OF THt. EYE and
n operations that organ. His method Of
cg AMAOROslshas been highly successful This affection
frequently lar advanced before the suspicious Of the
aroused the disease often arising without any apparent
and the eye exhibiting little morbid change The
symptoms gradual obcury and i'm pair
Of vision objects FIRST looking misty coousedin
isadlng ne letters are NOT distinctly dened but run INTO each
only portions Of objects being visible dark moving spots
notes to float the air. flashes of light evolved
companed by PAIN gddnss and Of hcavness in the
brow temple, too frequently by neglect or mareatmen
tel minating in total loss Of vision
CATARAcTs sSp OrAcrIrs or specks the Eye, eec
tualY removed The most inyetcate of SQUIRTING
cured few minutes ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with
out an operation pa9so closely corresponding the
tural IN movement and appearance as To dey detection Ad
vice given TO the kind OF SPECTACL S adapted pat
cular defects Residence and Offices 26i BROADWAY lcor
of Warren street.) auM fm-ec
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
K + M X X A BILE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

-, e~,,, NEw YORK Sept is, ls45
nk sCHfNCK:-Si-M ds ghrer, Mary Ann johnson
- was sotJ CT TO sff.ct the III. lss 6vs
an wit set led pn ia her left side with lent head
ache sourntss OF the stomach and her would not d.
hs ws followed by sufocition ts scarcely
ps,ng without her having three four the mo,
kui physicians in this city, but effect far
ten stated her TO Dr. w. of this cy he
aoout ihee weeks which changed her siuaoB but
,epd pd q NINE ADVISED me to try SCHENCKS tULNoNIC
SfhC she had IN about after III. t
lose and to my ssonshment she has had more which ia
bout thet months sinceshe took in all nine tiles Nv
diught now enjoys health she cid and an e
cen az o. ls9 Nent,e IN street New ork We whop
amiy feel ever grateful for discovery of
valuable medicine, which family should be without
WIN. JOHNSON,
. SARAH JOH NSON,
w No 189 Twentieth street, New York
caut, he public TO bear pind that r. s. Beekmsn il
nic Syrup : Wv s 'e"s"eA :" "Hio
bewae oi spurious limitations To obtain pure genuine nm
suusraeo ful@oDic syrup directly the Propeto OF
hce, No q Courlandt street, New York sos 9..p
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
DIR. MARSHALL HALLS

DR MARSHALL HALL, of the celeb rated Physi-
- clans III Europe the disceverer of this valuable medicine
IL used in his practice among nouy of and
through the continent of Europe and every instance where
used according directions has produced the most happy
suits 1t is to the OF such complaints
arise from of the generatve Its
quick and wonderful action such that mbecy
remain the system that under It's influence for half
hour. IL will afford decided relief to those who by
early indulgence solitary habits have fallen into state of
chronic debility.
weakness brought by habtnduged
in by young This when too frequently INDUCED I'M the
greatest cv that befa Dyspepsia weakness OF the
limbs and small Of the back confusion OF intellect fogetfu
ness, pnaton Of the heart aversion 70 society consumption
the symptoms OF this disease. elects whites
obstruction of certain evacuatons total mpoency and barren
ness removed by this medicine
PHILLIPS & BOYNE, Agents Forwarded TO all parts Of
the United Price So per bote6 bottles for So Sold
ar Duane lm.r
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
s24 l1trr
ELIXIR OF LOVE.

ELIXIR OF LOVE
the touch Of earth restored vgor activity and confidence
IA the arteries with that glorious prepara
tion LUCINA CORDIAL, reinvest the gsneratve organs
however weakened with their original power There
shadow Of doubt that this and the subject
Of deca hundreds would testify the rival
efficacy oft is Cordial specific for huor al
neys female the reversed pro and
Of the human organization liable 1t INDEED
maorinaon of the parts but for thing short OF that
offered nibe for while in all The 9TH
diseases enumerated ABOVE, whether chronic
will be found safe and sovereign edy The Luz Co
dial gentle tonic OPP rating generally upon the Sc
and bracng the whole system without far stimulating
function produce subsequent relaxation On The
tary perfect harmony with and does
but permanent renewal OF the
natural energies The first bottle used will fully convince the
purchaser Of the truth Of all we have asserted
Principal Office l23 Fulton New York Sold also by
Seth w Fowle, Boston; Dr. Wadsworth, Providence;
Murphy 90 North Sixth Phladelphia Tyler John
So.t, WASHINGTON Gityj o Ln'h,ea cum G.orgstown;
by othe any Of the above named places Price
So per bottle or S24 per dozen s2t lmsr
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
Third EDITION
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,


S certain delicate diseases, which the and most
~ convenient OF the psnest poss
bic manner 1.-THE used the authors practice
beng given without feseve) giving also clear and faithful
description OF several disorders
Tor venere which afford wide field the extortions and
deeep,ons Of well known boasng class OF people. None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities Judging
possibly imagine the and
which exist on this subject the suerngs, both mind
lnd body, they entail society To be had only 90
Greenwich street Price ST. tt be by post,
bound.)
r. s. Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
Who obtrude their skill the public tmu.itudes 6 whom
IN almost every paper) IT'S considered duty % give
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial confdcuce:-
Besd-s the aut or rank Graduate of Edinburgh
ormef works medciae, viz The Domestic Dude TO
Nedecne which has passed through editions Trea
use on spepsa,on n Epidemic Cholera &C. &c has
tnona letters from the most eminent physicians Of Europe
Of this city Dr. Physick Of Philadelphia and others and
which gratifying, has to refer 10 almost
every physician OF femnencc in the city.
u The author has lately observed that several pretenders
have nearly initiated his and Of
h book they could do but those should
sIal M
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
By laSt Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27-Au Majestic, and S,ge, Boston;
J,w; NewbuITypor Below, mponeI, do CsIone Salem
la Leyant, Liverpool; Josephine, NOreans; Palm Wm
York.
Pearl aud Queen Providence Signashure Portland Col
De Russy Wheeler New York Cid Water Witch ST Johns,
PIt; Oneco, Portland.
NORFOLK, Sept 25-Ar Adelaide, Providence: Thaddeus,
Hudson and f. Munsell Rowe NYork
do: Eagle and James Bbou Boston; Tab,t
Bordeaux.
Wum,SeToS, NC. Sept 2o-Arr Walcott, Owen, NYork;
22d rsh Ann, Suriuam Cid 10th Geogiana Cuer, New
York. Aoror. Antigua nh Fances Jsmaca 18Th Cecil.,
FsyAl 22d WAlcott, aud Susan Sponord NYork,
The New York herald., 1845-09-28

FIRsT BoaRD-Sept 70 ? Fitchburg Railroad llet; 25
Portland Saco and Portsmouth Railroad lO0 so Western
Railroad som 95; 80 do East Boston Company Ia 200
Loud Island Railroad, slod 6e; $50 do co., Is Norwich
and Worcester Railroad 75 so DO 75 25 do SD rs SO
do slod -; 90 do, sod 5t 90 Reading Railroad al
100 do 245; 25 do, sl0d. 24t; 100 do oll
SECOND BoAnp-3o0 Wilmington Railroad Ios; 100 do,
s'm, l6t 90 dos 10 80, 100; so Reading Railroad bonn
o}; 90 Norwich and Wo' cester Railroad rs 100 do
solm, Is: % do 75t
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS.

nNE box of these invaluable Pills worth all the qua.
~ medicines advertised for certain delicate diseases Let
assured that there
ing these Pills to be speedy and radical for Gonorrhea
elects Irritation of the Kidneys They for several
prescribed by the celebrated Abenehy all the stages
Of the above diseases In the first stage box usually sui
hcient effect few days In long potrac
stages obstinate gees &c they equally havn
cured hundreds who had taken other medicines for
which tended destroy the than
disease They leave the subject to the troubles
weakness which frequently after using other ned
cines They have unpleasant taste SMELL and
taking them might frequent the refined society without
hay ng their misfoTtunes suspected.
For sale Apohecaes Hail. IS Catharine street. and l2-
Maiden lane. Price 81 per boz. 50 lm-mr
The New York herald., 1845-09-28
Omcial.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WAsaINGloN, sept 26, 1915
The Russian Minister at Washington has informed the
Secretary of State that the Imperial government des
70 = OF m riding efficient protection to the Russian terri
tories in North Amefc against the inf Of
vessel, has authorized cruisers 70 be established for this
purpose. along The coast by the Russian American Com
pinN u =. therefore, recomm mentei Ame rlc an
sell 10 te cite not TO violate the existing treaty be-
tween the Wo countries, hy resortng TO any point mon
the Russian american where here is a Ru .sian
establishment without the permission OF the governor or
COMMANDER, nor 10 fequent the interior seas pulfs
habr and creeks upon that coast at point north OF
the latitude of 54 deg 10 min.