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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
FEM SEMINARY.

THE School my house, In the county OF Gloucester
1 under the direction Of Miss Sarah II. Hubbard, IS
now I'M operation and will continue until The LIST OF An
ma next with the exception Of one week at Christmas
NJss H. was taught nj Mrs. Wizards School, Troy,
Nav York and teaches all the various branches OIL
English, Frenth, Latin and Music on the Piano and
Guitar. -. ,
miss Hubbard taught FOR me the past year with much
success having given great satisfaction 10 large pat
yonareand produces ts nu-t satisfactory testimonials
nj her qualifications for all TN, She Processes TO teach
sbr has engaged for The last four years IN ieachng
I can therefore say, she Is nm experienced teacher.
We can accommodate five or six more young ladies'
than we have with BOARD, at the following prices:
nsr month, $40 co
rrenrh or Latin prr month 90
Music, including the use OF the Instrument, per
month, %
Any person wishing information This subject can
no doubt be furnished by enquiring of the travelling
Preachers Of the Methodist E. Church, as am kno@nu
large portion of them personally by character We
can say The public, that situation, for health Is
not 10 surpa,sed by any place in this State AS an
evidence Of the fact, the past year had twenty
whites in family, and not day from school was lot
BY teacher or pupil
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber, directed To C0u
cester Court house, post paid viii be attended 10 pune
tulliy. JAMES baf IOf.
Dee 95-cN
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NOTICE


To NON RESIDENT KENTUCKY LAND OWNERS
rr,uE subscr ber having taken charge OF tue
i or several Estates In Kentucky, has removed ~
Frankfort from culpeper county, va. he .ehue.s ~,
uirss N snch persons as have interests IN ands ~
Sen,ucky which are likely 10 he lost, for %
of ,axes or neglect in other respects large po'o"
nj these lands will he sold in January next, unless
deemed before that time Further delay may ne Jala -
ths Interests OF the fighiu owners The suosct,9,.
viii nlsn attend 10 the collection of debts due 10 WI
stale and has made arrangements for the recovery
claims for land or money from the General Government
or State Of Virgins, and pledges himself 10 a u'"se
and faithful discharge OF all trusts confdeu 10 mn.
Having been uclveiy engaged In business of seseia
wars in his native county Of Culpeprr ne refers " Wv
Judqe and Justices of the Courts, the members W .s
BAR and the citizens generally, forany assurance
srnnrers NAV desire that any business placed III hls
hands viii be attended TO with piomptness and ndemty
etters should he addressed 10 him, at Frankfort, ny,
.rd will he answered as soon as received.
If the owners Of lands prefer TO pay portion OF .ne
g., rbeir redpmplion such arrangements may prooaoy
h. made as will be- mutually satisfactory: ,os
Ea has made arrangements with or. Ihomas
GREEN Of Richmond, Va, for assistance In prosecut.
Inc claims upon the Government, and for obtaining
agencies generally. ~ p., ps,
nm and Hon. John NJ Palton OF said city, for further
Inflammation respecting the subscriber.
''''o''n"''oA GEORGE MASON GREEN
Frankfurt KY, Nov. 25, Iei5.-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

Ora ExrRAoRpiS.RY ExPRsss.-Nothng bn,
sn accident, OF lna blocking up OF he roads hy
snow, can proven, us from laying the news BE-
fore The readers Of the Sun, nearly Simultaneous
IL with the arrival Of the steamer al Boston.
INC genera, pan 9 y. ia across NV, Sonia
10 Annapolis, on The Bay OF Fundy, distance OF
one hundred and twenty miles. Al Annapolis,
a steamer will be in waiting. fired up, and sup
piled with picked crew for a sea voyage, 10
carry the news 10 Portland Maine, from thence
il viii be conveyed BY locomotive express over
railroad to Boston. From thence the express
will pass over railroad 10 New York, from nc
latter city to Philadelphia by horses, and 70 Bal
,imors by locomotive express. II is expected
that the whole distance from Haliiax,o Balti-
more, about one thousand and twenty miles, will
be accomplished in about fifty FIVE hours, il the
snow does moi interfere, and no accident should
occur.-f Baltimore SAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

How 70 P.Rr CHAIN CapLE.-A letter from
Bueno Ayres IN the Boston Journal, states that
the people o. Ina, country endeavoIed 10 obsiruct
The passage of the combined squadron up the
river Psrana, by placing large chain across
The channel with small vessels or lighters placed
under i, at prcpsr distances apart. 1t was chain
cable for a line battle snip They had made
every preparation 10 receive he enemy at the
batter;es-ana as ,he vessel approached this Oh
slructon, Captain Hope, in command OF Fl. NJ.
Steamer FIrebrand," Immediately steamed np
10 the chain, hooked i, with his cal block, and
hauled ii up 10 the cat head, and 10 the midst Of
heavy FIRE from the fort, succeeded in cutting it
in ,er minutes from the time Of getting fast TO it,
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ATTEMPT TO BRDE LEoisLaToR-ln The re-
port Of The proceeding. OF The House c! Delegates
Of Pennsylvania, of Tuesday, We find The iol-
lowing account Of an a,lcmp, 10 corrupt one Of
its members:
Mr.. Piollet rose and asked leave 10 address The
House il regard 10 personal matter Request
being granted Mr. p. stated, in effect, that ne had
been approached BY u person calling himself CT.
ti2en OF Chic, ioI his influence as ueulter OF
the committee on BannS, in the case OF me inves'
,iaa,ion &c he Lehigh County Bank. That this
McCook mad first called on him and suggested
that some person should be named ny when me
matter could be accommodated; ina! ne MI }
referred him 10 a future interview, al when, ny
The advice @. friends, he concluded 10 accept the
sum offered. 1--WE hundred dollars ioar hundred
OF which was to be paid down. This morning
AicCook called upon him and counted down tour
hundred dollars upon his mir. P.'s) liable. Mr.
P. called in NIr. Henry Bucher, who counted the
money and tied it up in package, and Mr.. T.
nov presented it 10 the Speaker.
Mr. Burreil stated ia effect, that he was one oil
The iiiecds referred 10 BY MIR. p, as having ad-
vised him 10 allow McCocls TO pay the money SO
as 10 make he proof conclusive. lie then olfel-
ed preamble, setting or;h the facts as stated
and a resolution directing The Speaker 10 issue
his warrant Tor the arrest OF Daniel McCook ann
The Sergeantat-Arms 10 proceed al once and ar
res, the said McCouk wherever he may find him.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Alter tine transaction OF some private business
Mr.. Breckenridge moved that The House a..
iourn, which was agreed 10. In few moments
after The adjournment, the Sergeani-al- Arms ap-
pearec in ihe Ha,! with the prisoner, who IS al
aged ana res peciab,e locking man. He will pro.
badly remain in his custody iiil The meeting 81
the House al o'clock This afternoon. :
Hinder Mr.. Burrelrs resolution, q committee cl
FIVE was appointed 10 investigate The case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

THE subscribers, under the firm Of CALDWELL h
WILSON, have opened skop on tenth, between
Main aud Cary Streets for the manufacture aud sale of
Agricultural Implemrnts-sueh Poughs Cultivators,
la-row. Coullers Horse Powers, Thrashng Machines,
Wheat Fars, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, &c. &C.,
gether with Fattening Presses, and Tobacco WORK OF
oil kinds and they hope by strict attention 10 busness,
and 10 thu clara ter Of their work merit md receive
share Of public patronage. Al! orders executed with
despatch, and on accommodating terms; and they also
manufacture and keep good assortment of Brookes
Fans, and viii sell al reduced prices. Those in want Of
work, any repairing Of tbs above description are
'peetirly invited to favor with CALL IL they
TO save ten per cent. on tho purchase.
Jan. q-cbc, CARDHELL & WILSON
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JOHN B. GOODIES ESTATE.
G,ns.ft for sale.

DY Virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior Court
ID Of hesterfeld, made at the last term In the cnse
of Bate and others, against b. Goodies Admlnlstra-
md others, shalt sell 10 the highest bidder on
MONDAY, the 2d day Of February, 1886, tho whole
Tract OF Land whsrcon John B. Goode resided at tho
time of his DEATH in Chesterfield county, near the real
dsnce OF Mack Goude Henry Cox, and Joseph Phaup,
subject 10 The widows dover estate; the whole Tract IS
estimated contain Gao acres Of which g0 acres have
been assigned to the widow, TO hold during life Pos.
session be had Immediately; and al the death OF the
widow the purchaser will be entitled 10 the put assign
ed TO her her dover Persons wishing 10 examine The
land will please call Sir. Henry Cox, or Mr.. Mack
G0odc, who " III show the sane.
TrRNs:-A credit OF siI, twelve and eighteen month";,
bonds with ect security required and the title with
held ill the further order of Court.
JOS. GoODE, Commissioner.
In consequence OF an error in the above notice, the
Land advertised therein will he sold OF Chesterfield
Court House, on the second MONDAY in March next,
that being Court day. in front of the Court House door,
&bcu Twelve O'Clock, M the same terms as sptci-
fed in The above notice JOS. GO0nE,
Feb 9p-c2wt Commissioner.
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Jan left

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from The subscriber, in Buck.
N ingham county, Va, on his way South, 10
June last, Negro TOM. Tom is Of dark COM
pleIion, 81 years old, abou, feet inches high,
has scar on the left jaw, from the ,oo.hach--
the skin seems 10 have grown to The bone. Had
on when he left black slick cap, aud sui, Of
Summer clothes. Tom was sold In Richmond
b. Isbam Lowry, and formerly belonged TO the
Estate Of Mira Treyiian, Of Hanover county,
Virginia.
Tom is pretty well acquainted on the Canal
RoIle between Richmond and Lynchburg. and
on the Railroad from Richmond TO Fredericks.
burg, and also on the Louisa Railroad, about the
latter Q. which j, is probable he is lurking, as he
hiss wife living al MIR. Austin Hancock's, near
Fredevick's Hail, in Louisa county.
will give The above reward OF 500 for the
apprehension and delivery Of Tom a, the jail OF
Robl. Lumpkin, in The city Of Richmond.
Jan, l9-dlt&c1 F. c. BRADY.
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Re NJ OV Al.
William p. ESdd,

APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
No. 3i9, Head Of Broad street, Shockoe Hill,
WOULD most respectfully inform tho customers Of
~ his old stand. aud those who may be pleased TO
iavcr him with their patronage, that he has removed TO
nile lnhrmary, where he Is prepared to fnrnish them
with an assortment OF fresh Drugs and Medicines =
ass, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dys-stus, Window Gass,
futty, ETC., etc at The shortest uc.ice, and upon the
Hcsf rersnhett terms.
~ R.-Au those wanting Goods In his line Of busl-
ness could do cell TO give him cell before purchasing
elsewhere Feb. 3-c6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
WORD WITH A MORAL.

NEW LYRIC, BY BARRY CORNWALL.
In humble cottage,
In 8 lonely chair,
Safe a so.t-cyed fairy,
Dreaming idly there;
Into her budding bosom,
so, the sweet rose blossom,
Ran her serpent hair.
On the vacant ether
She forever gazel-
Gazing, nothing seeing,
Like a thing amazed,
Towards the clois,er hoary,
(Such her doom and glory,)
Are her fancies raised.
Ha! her vision kindles,
No,r, what sees she rises
What 100 dear magician
Inlercepis The skies2
Hear:, what were those Pushes!
Cheeks, burn not 10 bushes!
Close, 0, close, sweet eyes!
Words are spoke-how gentle!
Yet each sound is heard:
Coursers wait: she speedeih,
Like loosened bird.
At holy altar,
(Sweet hear, do not falter,)
She hath said" the word"
That one word hath given
Beauty unto worth!
That one word hath yielded
To Thy life new birth.
So, be happy, dearest!
Learn ifsLiN,hou fearesi,
Thou 10 heaven artnearest
When thou lowest earth.
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Augustus Fischer.

ATIORNEY Z ELAW,
AUSTIN, TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly TO any business
w connected with hs profession in this city and The
adjoining counies He will also nd 10 any business
In tho Land Odice; such As procuring patents aud per-
eclne titles, &c. Letters must be postpaid TO procure
attention.
REFkREke1..-Hon. J. p. Henderson, Ean Augustine;
Bon. Ebepessr Alien, AuStln; Hon. Aemucan Huut,
Gaveston; J. D. Gfossbesek, Galveston and Houston
Dcldonde and 6roesbesek, New Orleans. Jan. 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
as6rfotsg oea1 enquirer
r,1,nTv DoIIARs REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber IN a nsS'A cause
II young Negro Men, without any xno 'syerty one
years Of age well made and about eight OF Of
whtc satin, and Cap Of dark cloth his hs,s eoored
Serro ahon The same aye, with the ordinary elo.ns
Of field hand and dark surout Coat; i, ' ,hnmb on
liarity about him is the loss OF JON, o, ' vmses in
King Queen. will give The above reward :, saN e.,
beyond twenty miles Of this place that U.s. n, zen dol
each-f taken in this or the adjoining county 10
lars for enrh-without further charge-ii nemre.e
me- or MT Joel Brookes, This place, or ohe'"'o
secured, so that I get them again cyr.pporrcu.
cahr,ary I3-cwdw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

IN CHANCERY-VfnorSrA AT a Circuit sp,..
Court OF i.aw and ChaEcery for York Iouu,y T"
Der, ls45: y Ho'tm.
:, Parker r Lee. Benjamin f. Bucktrout, ana rn,.
II. rierce, and Robert Il. Armisiead, which sat go
and Arniisfead are late sIchants aud partner. "a
under The firm aud style OF Pierce and Anui,' zee,
Matthew J. Gibbs, deceased, ppi.,,,,.,' 4
against 'HVH.;
ceased. and William Howard sheriff at yo,t ~, %
and Committee OF the Estate ii Matthew J. GSf, u
ceased and others, ~. G
In appearing that the order l.adr The a,,s -
April, 1915. has not heen duly published !, - -!
that tiii- cause he referred 10 The Commit. Store.
Court 10 take an account of what is dnr =, H. ~
tors OF Thomas A. Gibbs. deceased the tes;a"' ~!
procerhinrs IN th's csnsc named AMI MAT " 9
may have Claims Bgaigs th- Estate cf M. ,ai. 10
a. n,Dbs, deceased do esbir the same .V ~
oil April ls4h. and The sad Con,mi.s., ~ NJ ~
s as S rs 10 o. published for eight wc,S ls,.e
ca IN nc ciiy q Richmond and po.,-d - :, 49,, -.
ionsr d"cr Of York County, on tv;o srcee.s.s ~
oa!s' previous Thereto. and report -
Copy. Teste, SAM supr.n -.
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POETRY.
To he Editors Of tie Boston Courier !:

With a good deal OF curiosity, and some ankle
", | have been looking westward" 10 see wha,
he people of Inc grea, Mississippi valley would
produce in the way OF literature, as well as porl;
and flour. Ii is a singular fact, that Cincinnati
has done more for Art, in proportion 10 lis SIZE,
than any other Gig in The Uuicn; yet il is quite
as singular, that while she has produced great
scuiptors and many fine rainers,-amcng whom
are Powers, Cievenser, Beard, Frankensiein, and
oibcrs,-she has given birth 10 no writer, whose
name can for a moment stand on line win
those mentioned Occasionally there IS me
poem, sometimes very spirited, but always short,
that comes like busle blast from beyond The
mountains; but that is all-lhe same voice sci.
dom speaks 10 US second time. 1.-THE merchant,
or the lawyer, or member Of any other profession
there, is driven in his poetical impulse for an
honr from the hcadlong course OF business, II
seems as if. were only 10 draw up the articles OF
aereemen; for separation, and TO take nnal
farewell OF The Muse. have been led 10 these
remarks By The following spirited poem, which
found in Western paper On subject where
so MANY have tailed, i, is something 10 succeed
al all; bu, when an author succeeds so we'll as
he whose production is given below, his merit
should be acknowledged, and the poes encouraged
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Executors

SALE OF LAND, SLAVES, &c.
IN PURSUANCE nf authority conferred by the will Of
Edmund A. Lockett, deceased, will offer for sale hy
auction al his late residence In Chesterfield county
either in body In lois 10 suit purchasers the fsc
of Land which he resided at his death, lying On
Tonlhawk Creek, and containing about seven nuhofrd
and si,ty-six acre., with comfortable Dwelling ahd
other movements and Saw Minnd Fixtures there
on. Also number OF Saves. of various ages and de-
scrlpons and The entire perisab'e esnie, consisting
&c House and Kitchen Furniture, Crops ON hand,
Farming Implements, a Carriage and Harness, Wagons
Carts and CarryIngs stock OF Horse., Cattle and og.
&C.. &c The sale will ,nke place ON WEDNESDAY,
the 25th Of February, 1886
TERMS For the Slaves cash for The Land aud
othsr Property II will be accommodating, and made
known the day by Il. h. BkOOk5.
Feb. l7-d3t&ctds Executor.
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE

CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE
WILL &c sold TO The highest bidder the premses IN
w WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of March next, IL fair,
IL not, the NEXT fair day. Tract &c Land belonging
The Estate OF the late James II Ellis deceased, lying
within two and half miles OF the town OF Manchester,
adjoining :he lands Of sempe Elan, Richard Archer,
Holden Rhodes and o,hrrs and containing by recent
survey between one hundred and thirty and one hum
bred and forty acres. The land /, we'll wstsred, with
good and neverfaiing springs, and creek That runs
through The whole tract furnishing large portion Of
good meadow land, md about in timber. fur
the description Of the above land |. deemed unneces
sary, those wishing TO purchase will examine for
themselves The land will he shown to any person by
Mr. semp!e Elanl living near the p!ace II will be sold
for onethird cash. and the remainder In SIX and twelve
months the purchaser giving bond and security and q
deed Of trust npon the land 10 secure the remainder Of
the purchase money.
ROBERT 8. ELLIS, Administrator Of
JAMES H. ELLIS, deceased.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE. ,

FebTuafy VtNI ItIl.
IN conformity 10 an entitled, An act 10 reduc" into
one act several concerning EscEratOs pass
si eth day OF January 1919, do hereby make kunwn
10 an whom 1t may concern, that Il appears by ceh
cafe of tho Esche of Charles City County, dated The
18th day OF Fehuy 1885, and this day received into The
Land Oce, that by inquest held the 2ith day Of
January, 1885, the following Tracts Of Land In the
" OF Charles City have been found escbeaIed this
Commonwealth, 10 wit One Tract containing hun
dred acres, of which Robert Phillips died sezed--one
Tract containing hundred Of which Elizabeth
MDge died selz"d-and ore Tract OF 53acres of which
Amos Ladd died seized. Z. n. PARKER,
Register of the Land Office.
Virgina Land Office, Richmond, February l3--cw6W
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I.DUEA TI0N


THE School ut Long Greek, Louisa will be continued
The ensuing year. under the superlntendenrr OF the
subscriber He will teach the Greek Latin French and
English Languages, Geography, Arithmetic Nafhenat-
Ics Surveying &C. Having completed his education at
the University Of Virginia, the subscriber has in his pos
session ample testimonials of his qualifications az
Teacher. The School Will commence on Monday The
10Th of January. 1886. and terminate on the 4h Of De-
crmber following The rharge for Board, Tuition,
Washing, Lodging and Fuel will be eleven dollars tSl
per month"; Letters 10 the subscriber should be directed
10 Long Creek r. o., Louisa co Va.
Dec. 9-claftf WILLIAM G. T. NELSON.
MRS. SOUTHGATE'S SEMINARY,
EOR YOUNG LADIES, will again 90 into operation
the 18th Of January, 1916 The course Of nstrnc-
tion will be thorough, embracing all the branches of a
polite English Education, French, Music, Drawing and
Painting, and Ornamental Needle Work.
The scholastic term will consist of ten months, and
pupils VIII be received nj any time during the term. but
without an explicit understanding will he expected 10
remain The whole time after entrances.
Particular attention shall br paid 10 the health and
Comfort of the young .ade and unwearied taken
10 improve their morals. Three teachers Will To daily
engaged in advancing their intellectual attainneEts.
TERMS.
Board, for The Term, $50
Lodging and Lights, +
Tuition In English branches, ~
Music, ~
French, ~
Drawing and Painting. II
Ornamental Needle Work. :
Locust Cottage, King Queen CO., stevensNilis p o
Dec. l6, lS45.-clafot
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Feb. l3-ewew
/:

Tn CHANCERY.-visoIsiA:- AT Rules held In The
Clerk. OfHoe Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
end Chancery for Louisa county, on the o'h Gay OF "a
nuary. 1916
P. ii Jones and w. NJ Amber, Plaintiffs:
against
The children IL Sally T.. Anderson, the children oil
Nancy Rsrrst Nathaniel Burrass, William b. Sius,
and Edmund Bullock and other Defendants;
the defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and gwen security, according 10 law
and the rules Of this Court; and appearing by sats
factory evidence that they are no. Inhabitants Of this
State on motion OF tho plaintiffs, by their Attorney IL
is Ordered that the said defendants, the children Of
Sally T. Anderson the children Of Nancy Barrett, Ma
thanel Buuuss William B. Sims and Edmund Bullock,
do aprear before the Judge Of the said Court, at tho
Couit.housr on the first day Of the term Of the
said Court, aud answer The plaintiffs hill and that
couv of this order be forthwith inserted In news
paper published In tho city Of Richmond for pcnihs
suecesvey and posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this county on some Court day
Jan. ls-.wam JOIN HUNTER, C. C.
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NOTICE.

L Hotel and other Buildings nj the Springs OF the
uuqueno OF Company, near the Manaken Town Ferry, IN
the lower end oil the county of Powhaian until The 20h
instant plan and specifications Of the buildings can
II. .en by application the subscriber residing near
the Forty. X. W. RufSlE Elk, ffesiacnt
" g. The Company wish TO hire for the balance of
m. venr 81. able bodied men. Feb. 20-u3t
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The SEA SERpENr.--The schr. Empire, from
Virgins, arrived at New York, on Saturday,
The captain reports, that when of the Capes Of
Virginia, The schy struck something, and sudden.
IL monsrfous serpent raised himself in the water T.
and brought his head over the iaffia'l. The Cap.
tain and crew were very much alarmed, but the
SERPENT soon removed and swan of. He ap-
peare 70 be about liiy lee, in length. The Cap
lain believes this 10 he the yeriiabis sea serpent.