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ligen nee that Gen George McDuffie died at 9
O'clock A M, on Tuesday, the lllh instant, at
the residence OF Richard Singleton, Esq in Sum-
ter, 5 q. Gen. McDlffie has been an inv Aid for
several Years, suffering from sotening of the
bfain, or some kindred disease, which not only
destroy ed his physical strength, but seriously i'm.
pared his mental yigor. He held for many years,
a very prominent position in the South, and mas
served as Governor and United States Senator Of
South Carolina, in both Of which Offices he COM
manded the respect and admiration OF ms consttu-
ents. He was an ardent States rights man, and
re aious advocate Of free trade His political we vs.
indeed, we're all parallel with those Of the late Mr.
Calhoun, and he probably stood next t. that dis
tinguished mar, in he esteem OF his ielow citizens
Ills d. s'h occurring the anniversary of thai of
Mr. Calhoun, will be widely regretted in the
south -Phla. Bulletin, lIqrcb IL
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4. .. District Court


MARCH IL - Larceny me High Sess.-Francis A.
Pow or and John Kelly bowling indicted for larceny
we're put 20 the bar. From the testimony n 1.DdAl
IL Levy it appeared that, in the month Of December
Iast the witness took pssge on board the psckehip
Arctic for this port; that he had with him copside
rhble quantity Of jsvery committing Of gold watcher
SC in leather portmsntsau; that, on the night OF
the 9Th December after being six or days out
the roftmantssu was broken open and the contents
carried OF; clue TO the thieves could be had until
the chip arrived here When the parties ashore
they 1usrreied about the division Of the watches In
the presence aud hearing a a man named Murphy,
pho was bar tender at the Ocean House where Dow.
Ina YES boarding; Murphy, thortly after lad them
both aFrsstsd and com ntted The Jury f0Bnd them
guilty 40 immortality after, Juig. Belts passed
tencs In doing so, be said they were convicted on
Evidence vkith was satisfactory to the Court The Of
hsss baraotsr they punderee the prosecutor left
in destituts in strange land they made away with,
Or concealed the entire Of the property that
81 Il could be recovered The tentepas therefore Is
fh f1u be confined for one year AMI that you psy
~ Vi a4s0, 81 10 inp.sobed until tAs and 10 paid
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Died

On Sunday N ernipg March Ie OF consumption, Mrs
Many Ans wife Of john NJ. Brown, in the 4Sta year
OF her age
The relstives ard friend. OF the family ALEC the
member. OF Home Lodge No 4I5 aud Hermitage
funeral on Tuesday afternoon, 18th inst, at ga
o'clock from her ste residence l4O Elm street with
out further invitation
Csztntvis papers please copy
On Monday, March IL, of consumption JAMS HAM
lLIoN in the 22d year OF his age
His friends and aequantances are invited to attend
his funeral. on Wednesday, the 10th inst from 50
hcDougsl street His remains will be taken to Green
WOOD for interment.
Am, wife Of Mr.. james AnDett
Her frend. and those of her father MIR. John Quin,
are respectfully requested TO attend Der funeral, on
Wednesday, 10th iBst at o'clock from her late resi-
deBce, 50 East rrcsdway.
On the 18th OF March, suddenly ARCHIBALD PRiDE,
Of Btookly %, etone cutter, aged ~ years
His iends and thors Of the family respectfully
invited to attend mis- funeral without further invita-
tiop at IL O'Clock A 18th Inst from his late resi-
dsnct No .t3 Columbia street near Atlantic street
On Monday morning, March IL after short but Sc
we're iln's, Mr Epw.Ro BorLss aged 80 years
His funeral will take place this day (ruesdsy) at
o'clock from bis late e,iience, 42o Water street,
sheD HE friends and a,quaintances are respectfully
on MONDAY March II, BrvRy d con Of Henry W.
ard Mary Dunshee aged yesrs and month";.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attsrd the funeral without further notice, on Wed
bs.day. ut 10 o'clock from 20 Amos street.
ON Monday morning March H. CHEisriAs MsLLEs,
aged years and months native OF the kingdom OF
Hanover. Germany.
The friends and acqpaiDtsnc-s OF the family
sptctfuy invited TO attend his funeral at the resi-
osnce OF his ron No IFS Leroy street Wednesday,
the 18th inst at o'clock p 81 His remains sill be
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for intermsnt
On Monday evening, March IL, of consumpt iop,
srrPHtr DoLBEtR. aged 50 years
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral Wednesday At.
teInoon at o'clock, from his late residence, $50
Broome street, without further Invitation, Ills re-
maine will be taken to Greenwood for in.erment.
On Sunday morning, March 10, CLARIssA BgLL, widow
Of Capt. John Bell in the esth year Of her age.
Her relatives and acquaintance respectfully in.
vitsd TO her funeral this afternoon from the
resfdenes Of her son Law, u Townsend. CT Perry
street.
pHss. L.rK aged 3S years wife Of william Lane for
merry of Brooklyn, l.. |.
Her remains will be brought on for interment.
westobeeter papers please copy
At schen eotady, on Saturday, March 16, WILLIAM
wsLroS, Eco, OF congestion OF the brain, aged b
years late Of this city.
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PosTAL ARRANe EmENIs IN CANADA.-By the
uanster OF the poet Office department from the
House to tie colonial government, several changes
have til en- pace. lie postmaster general will
be responsible to the people, and receive S., 900
per for his services, besides being entiled TO
STAT in parliemeht Postage on letters, not ex-
Gee ding halt ounce, for any distance within the
province, five cents, the pre- payment to be optional;
iran king not allowed Poslmesters are not bound
to give change, but may demand the exact amount
in cure mt coin or post stamps. The postage on
newspapers, pamphlets, magazines, aud printed
books, remains as al present. Exchange news
papers between publishers, and all printed docu-
me nrs addressed to publishers of newspapers, TO
pass free Of postage and all pasers printed in Cana
GA and addressed to subscribers in the United
) aes, TO go free TO the lines Amy letter, packet.
chaitel, money, or thing, which shall be deposited
IN he poet tfce 10 be sent by post shall cease TO
be The property Of the sender, and shall be the
property Of the party TO whom IL is addressed, or
his legal Representatives; the postmaster general
not TO be responsible for any loss of letters by post
Embe zZling or destroying q letter 10 be punished
by Imprisonment in the penitentiary for not less
then three, or more than fourteen years. To steal
any money or valuable security, Imprisonment for
life
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BALTIMORE, March IL, / II.
81 pawtck's Day 7tIat Of Neu York Bark d.
rsctoys-Gcn CtdPlln's Triat-Pdrade, g..
Il Pauick's day rec, az usual, dawned with a
clustering rair and hail, ans strong inclination to
snow. The Hibernia Society will celebrate the
csy, first, by distributing premiums to the three
hundred children q The Oliver H6ernian Free
School, aud in tn afternoon and evening by a
grand dinner, at a. per ticket al the Euiaw House
Rev Dr. Morariy delivers a lecture on Ireland and
the lnsh, THE evening. whilst there will also be
services to-day IN the irish Catholic churches
The telegraph wires through the city are suspend.
ed with stuffed figures, in various directions, az
usual, which nobody seems to care ANYTHING about,
except the officers u the telegraph ornaany who
have been busily engaged SINCE day light with lad.
der and poll, in removing them, for fear that some
damage may be done to their wires
The triel Of Ezra Collyer, cashier u The late
Usvr- de Grace bank, in connection with the
Messrs Beach, Of New York, charged with en-
bsrrlirn its funds. will commence At Bel An in
C'fciI county, on the fret Monday in April, and
roat exciting time may be anticipated IT'S ex-
rseted that Governor Lowe will issue reguisi-
ton IN the Governor q New York for The New
y 4i-.ctoro
g. III, rs. .-Vn.ii ~ ~. Goa. .g.-ls....,
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DIscovxnY or HA1BoRs ON THE PACIFIC SIDE, ETC
The following correspondence, relative to the
Tehuantepec route, ID published in the New Or
leans FscayS~s, of the 7th inst
La VKNTosA, December IL, 1850.
ha.ten to inform you, that at the southern coast
Of tho lsthmus Of Tehuantepec, at the Ventosa, l
have found an excellent harbor where vessels OF
all sizes will find a good and perfectly safe an
The ventosa is a bay, situated twelve, miles
southeast of the town of Tehuantepec; the aP.
pTOach to il from the Cordllleras il uninterrupted
plain, but i Is necessary to cross the TehuantePec
river, the depth Of which varies, according to the
season, from two TO fourteen feet, the mean width
Of the river is one thousand feet. The river mar
rows at different points, offering several sites suita-
The bay of the ventosa is large and sheltered.
Its shores present an extent Of six thousand to
! hundred feet vessels can enter and depart with
the wind IN any direction. II is much safer har-
Dor than Vera Cruz in this latter port, during the
| nor'hers, the communication between vessels and
| the shore is int rrupted.
At the Ventosa, nOrther of great violence ragged
from the 7th to the l7lh of this month"; and the sea-
to my great surprise, was scarcely agitated. We
passed across il in all directions and continued our
soundings without difficulty. The waves OF the
ocean could be seen at distance of six or seven
miles, and not nearly as heavy as those of the
Gulf.
We also witnessed the effect of the south wind
which prevailed on the Sd and 4th of the month,
and Notwithstanding its violence, the waters Of the
bay were tranquil, and we went about in our boat
without trouble.
The bottom of this bay is, in general, a compact
sand, quite suitable for good anchorage; but on
the western side there is bottom where this sand
is mixed with clay forming the best holding ground
possible This part is 200 feet long. BY 1900
wide, forming an oval In this spot the least depth
is twenty.six feet the greatest fifty. six feet al
most every where forty-three to fifty feet. This
part of the bay forms the best and most sheltered
anchorage.
Our soundDgs were commenced on the 29lh No
vember and finished on l7lh December. They
different days with the minutest care and most
scrupuous accuracy. One boat, American Com
mittee, was used in sounding out TO distance Of
ten miles; the depth gradually increases. This
table gives you the result of the soundngs:-
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fugitive save sIcitsment Ina New Bedford.
Ma ssrh usstts.
We ind the following sespa, 5h in the Boston Com.
Fn.ruscifn OF the 18th instant


NV BruToes. March I6-e o'clock PM
Our city has been in the most intense state of sx.
element ever .iuce half past tour O'Clock this morn
ing in consequences 81 the srrval here at shout that
time Of two seruemtu from Bostsn -ho left that city
ABOUT Midnight, making ths journey (e0 miles Ia four
AMI bali hours-thrty mile. By horse sud thirty by
rsilrosd-bTibgi ng the Intelligence that steamer
nth 100 armed men, and the Deputy Z. =. M.fshsl.
let Charleston Navy Ysrd Saturday evening bound
for this or some other port in the vicinity With the
avorsd intention Of claiming fugitive slave TIE IN
formation vss conuunieatae 10 some Of the principal
men OF the place at the earliest moment The bell
Liberty Han uss i'm me iatsy tolled an continued
y sound the aiarm for about one hour. The people
soon upon every tongue lrs. eoDcourse OF people
assembled At Liberty Hall and resolved upon future
course Between siX and seven hundred coorei cfti.
Gems, many Of vhom are fugtivee, are here and are
determined 20 stand By another, AID i've or die
together Ths colcr el citizens abandoned their .epa
rate places q worship and assembled 10 body at Ii
t,rty Hal thi, vas done stths recommsn dsticn Of Sc
yefsl o. most wealthy and influential citizens Al
neg French, Esq announced that VIA. N. citizens
OF New Bedford bed been in great fear Of for some
time past lad nov slmost becoms fact, no longer
ago tran yestei day said be q 4. h Deputy Nsrshsl
fer New Bedford received his appontu emit Ia Boston
he purchged u by pledge that he ceut and would
life. Mr.. French then told the audience the news
sDout the steamer Tie excitement VERY gteat.
The Impression here Il, that the steamer Is n.nded o
remain In the outer bay 10 BE- used by the Deputy
Marshal who II pilot, sort q prison ship there
being no otter msap' ~ holding rri.onsr The
Ebue Of new OHGrf - 6uthfAi tild Ne tODt
for any desperate york The hotels an reading
have been visted BY huu dreds durng the day,
Who are anxiour 10 learn t0mehng u the 2artc Jars
All good citizens without reference 70 party declare
N fugitive ought not and never can Ve sksn 10 n
this PLACE The deputy O. Dc IL difout 70 obtain
tbs necessary bond. required ~ law before he can
hold once nersrthsless, b" IL appointed lie doss not
deny that the steamer was 1tend.d for tbs port ut
4 ashsmef &c own that he has received the appoint
msnt. Such q Severe storm has been raging al ss7
that 70 would BE- irnyossi5s for the STEAMER 90 have
stfiVed % = ths si'suH o. cor 1e'patcn nonsts-
a--tlF ~ ~ cittt at + t&tsj q u t0. wang
49, setanl y. = t&g,
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nAssoAlno. Feb 7vB.rh !r%s Warner. Tor PAladsi.
Boston days Nary E,nS spsudias for Baa.n.se
w S, and s would s: re
nArAszas sbt March Brig Jerome. Fora Bristol.
IAsssuI.s Feb 2a-ship jag T.comb Hin. for rxsrs;
Sii :: 81 1
Tsss bisiSsl for sr.,r
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Snc Nay Ellen Kinsmsn f1sm css. ss. srr
sApsxsed to Load for New YeEs RotosI rorsisal foe
Ssi.s 'P:s s.: ~
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tss%s s Nv IS vs. Er. S S
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ts1 Psls,s 0 s Le pi II -. .,
poIsnS DE WIZ tss z das rGT Sla ,os
day.. s.iss BIag.s y9urs tro. ysTasa Tsg fri Orb
a' csss 10 s:
S@s sgr,gus e. soston in a.;s Aoil.n Miller a 60.
H. da days. 's ana Charles Henry wilson, FOR Boston
Tss csypr Feb as-sld Janet. gs,uls. Boston sh.,.ss
Cam Bco reason not
LINN ana s and
Home POFtAs
ALEXANDRIA March l3-Arr sohr Oneoe Baxe- Boston,
Bosror. March is PH-Arr bIis Paios. Hatch Buenos
Ayres via quatsntine bark CIGtia Pisbury Mobile Cid
bark Elk Edrid9a PHI sda,r hia. sohrs Msrv Mer Pea
cook do; Ellen Peterson NYorE Sid brss Ma shs ri
umpb; frem the Roads ali Arno; barks
Dutchess yno Cssbe Cleaner NashrA brIrs Caroline Hun
srsss. .ad others p Lik Palmer. and xrso, dsnssioa
i6th-Arr ships suffolk snow Liverpool via st Tnomas
IAplsnd Simnson NOrie,ne (hariotts Read Weeks %.
barhs Mary fBr scots GLASGOW Weybosee Garter Buenos
fs1i and f
Clark Rcbmond; Norfolk Pendleton ThssF
Knox Smith dford: sehra Davs Johasop Ph ade-
phis: j Cooley Co. Edridge NYork
re- bria Cen Fnciney Cooke sabr nedorh De-
Cid bsrk Appleton NieSsrson Bostoa bss
Fashiop KIrysn Aatipps sobrs C,ementina fPr avin-
jel Liyerpoe In lin 4 Eistar Johnsnn WTn6tes
BEIFAsr March I2-Arr brig NsrV Farroy Norse Frenh.
fort for NYork.
CHARLssroN March Il-Ase old brig l. Baldwin Spear.
NYori This nor. visa dated dav ahead
yesterday N orninq's parerl
DrGHroN Naych ls-Ar rfchr Thsmpscu PHILADELPHIA.
EMsrponr. March Arr sohr VstiIda wooster nYort:
18th bark Curry Coi STA 7h brigs Topay
A'e,aniria gth, ech- Red Beach Jordan kYofl.
FPFpEnIchsBuRe p-ev 10 March lf-A-r Sch Royens,
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rnw..,,,o,on CITY on Thur.

In Washipgton City, on Thursday evening March Is,
by the Rev Edmund Bittipger, u. 4. Navy EMmERr
T CHArrELL, Esq. to Mise HANNAH ASN PLANT, both
OF the District Of Columbia
AtBrooklyn On Saturday, March Is, by the Rev j.
Crawford, HsSSY II. HuBrR. formerly OF Philadelphia
TO ELIZA, daughter OF Samuel swestser, Esq of the
former place.
on Monday evening March H., at the Clinton Hotel,
by the Rev Gardiner spribg d. d, Mr CHARLES IL.
BRooKs to Miss HARhIsrr g, HuSusroS. both Of New
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etesmer-Brothsr Ionsthsn, Howe Chsgres, Mills
Bsrht-Pscifc Sawyer, Galveston; Edva Robbins, MOBILE
Rvieras Bslovin WIN Travis, Ballett, do, " Eveli
6svsbnah, Rpstell, Savannah. -
fihns billiard Uaysna Jas Rosch, Sherwood. Brandy
yine Harriet Newsll Warren, Darien.
echfs-pst iiis wells, 0riftn, Chsrlestoni 6ils,
Uasusp, wilmington hslisss Ann, Talbot Jaohsonvle
YORKTOWN Woelsm petersturg Baltimore Blegbt Bslti
more Poster Anderson, Phfisdepha RosannAh Bailey
-, PiJrovth.
sloop-yisiisaa wells Newport
Arrived.
ship UniveYss, Bird, Lvsrrooi FEB L. With mdss A.
Npgets, " Wiluans 0pien
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its session a Ellicotts Mills, and the trial Of the
notorious General Chaplia will probably commence
10. morrow, If he should find il convenient to at
tend. His counsel have recently stated that he
will stand his trial. At the same court the three
New York burglars. one Of whom is Jack Webb,
will be tried on the charge of burglariosiy entering
the Fells Point Savings Institution, in this city,
about one year since. They had { a trial re-
moved from the City Court.
ParOdi's second concert, on Saturday night, was
as crowded as the first, brilliant audience filling
every pait of the house. She gives concert in
Washington tonight, and returns tomorrow
night, 10 give a third concert here.
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WASHINGTON, March Is, 1851.
The Btth Day If Andrt,c Jackson-7he Purchase
Of TIC Jai0a, SC.

The Birth Day # Andrttc JactsOn-The P,rchase
Of TIC Cai0g, SC.
This the anniversary Of the birthday Of Gen
Andrew Jackson, that wonderful man, of iadomi-
table vii, Of wild and fearless energy Of character
OF warn iiiendsh ps and implacabe hatreis and
animoeitiss, who ssore BY the Eternal, and smok-
ed his pipe with all the peaceful philosophy Of m
Uncle Toby, transformed from 4 soldier into
Christian and saint. lie was a wonderful man
and everybody wondered, end stood afsr of, and
remblej, except the women, and they were cleo.
trhed and delighted Who does not remember
his ignorance, when spoken Of for the Presidency,
his kicking Of he ciyet" his profanity, his
blood stained hands a. a duellist his wicked pro.
PEE sics for horse racing, cockhghting, and gum.
bhrg He wes monster Ii was 80 Of Jefer-
sOr, aud sill be OF sam Houston Blythe bye
Andrew J. Doneison, the private secretary Of
General Jackson, when Prefiient at the 'nited
States, hos concluded the purchase Of the TnsoH
newspaper, OF this city, and Father Richie retires
10 the Old Dominion, Bowed down with grief, and
afflicted with that foul disease which eyed upon
poor FAlstaH Ger sral Armstrong, OF Tennessee
Is parirer in the purchase. Ocean steamers
at the bottom Of II, | reckon, as We shall
soOr see from re leading Off on The Pfesiden-
TIA question We need an able and indepen-
dent paper here, 70 correct abuses, and awaken
the people 10 the ncft 8sing magnitude OF the cor
rUpttot :, INTO, # not controlling, the legs-
lafve action of The country. The present admins
trAtion IL weak and vasciliatng-tsking step one
day. end rshacing u the next pc Knitting abuses
10 exist, aRd continuing in Office incompe tent
men. BY the knowing once, n is said that the
cabinet are 10 deciie to-day upon the law for dry
dock al California, and Dakn, Gilbert A Co are
iuto With them, carried out IN good iaith, as i
should be
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which will forward, will show the soundings fur
ther out.
In my opinion, the Ventosa is pre- ferabe to Sail
ma Cruz, for the very reason that the latter is deep
er; and also because, in certain winds, vessels
could not enter or leave the latter bay whilst any
wind would serve their purpose in The former
You will easily conceive that the deeper the
waters OF bay, the greater the length of chain
that must be let OUT and the greater the distance OF
vessels from each other; and, Notwithstanding
every precaulon by vessels so situated. collisions
take place when they are weighing anchor, with
sny thing Of breeze blowing.
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HIOCk Males.
PHIApEIrHA. Harsh r.-tpst Board-S40 coo Penn's Sc.
93 so Ichigh &C. $50 eU0 do sF 1000 susa Can 81 6s,
on 1000 City Raii.osd g. l05 100 Sch: Nav 6, AZ so
Wilmington Railroad S. 93 5000 do, 93; 200 do 934;
COO Camden and Amhoy 6s gs 30 hs PernA Bank 49, -
Kensipgton Bank o.. ITO u. Bsuk, Ia 80 PeRna Rail-
road a. Bns Bill Rnilro ae 81 $50 Resaing Railroad, 2;
sQD 2gaz % Penn a Railroad A.
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PoUGHAEEpsIK, March l7-2l p. nj.
The Tisalof George Wakes for Libel on attorney
General Jrda~.
There il no likelihood Of Wilkes ase being on
to-day. There Is another cause on, in which the
counsel have commenced summing up just at this
moment, and the Judge allows them two hours on
each side go calculate by the time they are done
and the Judge charges, it will be too late to begin
Wilkes uial his vening.
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SHIPPING.

TIE FAvoRITE STEAMER NEW oELEAHs CAPT.
Wood viii leave Panama for gan fr;Deisoo erect
on tho 10Th OF Anil Pagnrs-a par TIE steamers leaving
New fotk on tho 10th, Nth snd 18th Of snreb viii
time % meet her and not be detained upon the sthus
der ven known speed, ani Atty 3dat5na
Say in the warm tlimateH viii Insure Comfortable sud
qrick resssee Fer Tsght pisge spply at tho
the CAPTAIN, Ia Panama.
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have found in the bay of Salina Cruz, ON the
Pacific shore, another harbor where vessels will
hnd good, safe, and deep anchorage.
This bay is about two miles to the west of the
Ventosa, separated from it by the peak of Cerro
Moro; between these two bays there are some
others, that are small and dang erous. The two
bays Of the Ventosa and of Sana Cruz are at about
equal distances from the town of Tehuantepec.
There are some hills on the plain which extends
from Tehuantepec to Salina Cruz, but the valleys
railroad.
The bay of Salina Cruz projects deeper into the
land than that of the Ventosa; the extreme points,
which encloie il on the east and west, advance
farther into the sea- These points are the extremes
OF the ranges of hills which shut IN the bay. The
whole length of the carve formed by the shores Of
the bay, is 4 ,0CO yards.
In this bay we remarked that the norhers had
but little effect on the water and we were able to
go about in a small boat whilst they were blow
ing Here are the sound,nQs-
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XIV EgP9aEi-Faeset thip De Wit Clston-f sammoni,
AaFFaies SaNmor1, Thomas u Elizabeth, Harriet j. AID
Tdward De witt Clint tborn the rasase WIN rcsars
ard tttvnnt.
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