davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23

A TEN HORSE Pow Err ENGINE, win
ID aued boiler, nearly new, for sale al the cage
Foundry, Cary street, below Pearl, by
p. RAHM.
early application to =. H.
au 20-3t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

Nott's 1 Corntr.
THE NIGHT or THE NATIVITY.

Slow sailed the stnset clouds DER Syria'ssky,
Now meeting. now receding. warning hosts,
In golden armor decked. trod Heavens plaiu:
And, crimsoncanopied. the setting sun,
monarch umpire, watched the battle field.
Unwilling stole those p,rting beams away,
AS 10th the regal guard to yield his trust
10 nights queen watcher and her myriad train
Whose paler lustre quiveied through the leaves
OF Bethelem's laden vines and olive sprays.
Silence DER all--unbroken as the hush
That reigned in Heavens courts ere "Let il be-
Woke from the morning stars a choral strain
Woke from the sons OF God, shout Of Joy
Creations dawn. This night Creations prime.
Creations prime, but TO the carnal eyo Us T.
Unmarked save by the advent of star,
A star that with the orient magi moved,
To pause adoring where in manger lay
A new born babe on virgin mothers breast
Creations prime but to the carnal ear
Unsung, save to the startled shepherd swains:
Fear not glad tdings Of great joy bear;
Good will earth, and peace from Heaven 10
mali" = hhE E z ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

fair FIortlans. it may be indeIicale for us
TO any. or even iiailiuate. Our iuformanI
says he basked in the love light of mauy
dark eye, aud might have had the iiaud
Of the loveliest and fairpst in matrimony
As Valencia was upon every lady's lsp at
Pascagouln, so De Castro was the ont
| one talked of in the land of love aud o.
flowers.
Que bright morning, as his fortunes ap
preached the zenith a gentleman who had
visited Fascagoula, made flying visit I'd
some friends in Tallahassee, when 10. he
recognized in the bland, gentlen,anly, ex.
quisite De Castro, his accomplished and
polite friend. the barber Of Vcya Crus
alias Captuin Tatencta the hero of the
hard fought battles Of Cardenas and Cefro
Gordo. De Castro had just completed his
arrangements to accompany delightful
party of lovely and charming ladies' to the
North. He was promptly notified that he
mus, travel, in some other direction. '---
Again he exhibited his peculiar genius OF
vilainy. He professed to be highly in.
dignant and announced his determination
OF once to visit Macon, Savannah and
Charleston, in order to establish his ident-
ty, aud confound his reviIers. He accord.
ngly turned his back upon the land OF
flowers. At Macon he did not leave the
omnibus to seethe referee. AT Savannah
he called upon distinguished Cuban, who
frankly told him that he knew nothing
about him, and that he doubted his being
a Cuban, as he did not use the idiom OF the
Island
The next we heard OF De Castro was
his second advent III New York. There
lie called upon portion of the very party
,ha, had expelled him from their company
in Florida and Informed them that he had
seen his friends in Macon and Savannah,
aud had in his possession letters stating
that he was really member of the De
Castro family, that he was gentleman,
patriot aud everything he professed to be.
One Of the party, who had become thor
oughly acquainted with the facts, called
upon him at once TO produce the docu-
ments.' This was a poser. Our hero
was taken by surprise. He had failed to
have the letters prepared. He hesitaled,
stammered, aud finally said he had left
them at his hotel, but would call again
Finding that lie was detected. De Castro
left the city. or carefully concealed him
SELF at any rate, he could never after be
found. Wha. fair hearts have since then
fallen victims to his charms, we cannot
say. The last news we have OF him is
contained in the paragraph at the head OF
this article. We presume he has come to
the conclusion that as there is bur little
difference between marrying merely for
a fortune aud stealing one, lie might as
well seize upon the money and rely upon
his wits to get the wife afterwards.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
A SONG.

The little white moon goes climbing
Over the dusky cloud,
Kissing its fringes softly,
With love-light, pale as shfoud--
Where walks this moon to night, Annie
Over the waters bright, Annie7
Does she smile on your face as you lift, II proud
God look on thee--look on thee, Annie
For shall look never more
The little white star stands watching,
Ever beside the moon IS.
Hid in the mist that shroud her,
And hid in her lights mid-noon
Yet the star follows all heaven through, Annie,
As my soul follows after YOU, Annie,
At moon-rise and moon-set late and soon
Oh, God watch thee, God watch thee, Aanie,
For can never more
The purple block sky folds loving,
Over far sea. far land
The thunder-clonds, looming eastward,
Like chain of mountains stand.
Under this July sky, Annie. H ssa.,
Do you hear wave tapping by, Annie
Do You walk, with the hills on either hand 2
Oh, God love thee, God loves thee, Annie,
For love thee evermerei @8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
vunitsHsp WBwKLr.
M. q BRYAN, Editor and Proprietor
uffice on Church Street.
r Term 8.

The BATON ROUGE GAZETTE 10 publish
Cd every SATURDAY mosainy, at $500 per snn'rr',
pa yabe III advance, or $500 at the expiration oi
six months. ~
ADVERTISING -~0ne dollar per square tor
The first insertions, and half that price for every
snsseauent insertioh-~ten lines, or less cons'tu-
ting square. =. ~
Yearly ADyERTISING,-~ G,-~~Merchcnts, ira
Aer.. and Others, will be contracted with on the
k4ost liberal terms.
Ali POLITICAL ADDRESsE for the exclu-
.;ve beu.it of individuals, will be charged as sd-
vertisenaents. a,,.or.Y
All ADVERTISEMENTS of a Personal
NATURE whenever admitted will he charged
M the rate Of two dollars per square, and payfneh.
required invariably in advance.
All Advertisements not marked with the NUM-
ber of insertions will be published till forbid, or et
the option Of the publisher.
PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
gor ten lires Or less, not alterable, months o.
No do do do do 6 do 2.
Do do do do do | year TO-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
From the Louisville Journal.
RESIGNATION. N
~ Jons Il. HOLMES

My heart my heart how sad !
No more do dreams OF beauty visit thee
All thy old sympathies In life have died
Died-.ah how soonl lii
II Is not from the want Of things to love
For. still around thee are the breezy hills,
Rude rocks. and phantom. .givi7g shades--the wild
Surf-be shores. and cloud compelling winds.
And all those nunlberless bright stars which God,
Hath given 10 direct mans thoughts above.
No change Ii in the Law The seasons come,
In regular succession as Of old -
Yet, unto thee, poor throbbing heart
The spring time brings no breeze, no bursting
bloom;
The long. lone simmer not bird that sings;
| The autumn is thy melancholy nurse,
| And winter the white ghost Of long despair.
Thou feeIess the Almighty's Christening hand
He hath not altered the revolving world 4s
He liveth in the sunshine and the breeze:
Bit unto thes He ssndeth gloomy dreams.
Strange images, and anxious gliding shapes,
| He hideth with the darkness Of his wrath
| All the glad world thou once didst giary in
| But faint thou NOT subdued and sighing heart,
| ffe. who stood guardian to the man Of Uz,
| viii unto thee return IN love again
| Then thou shalt feel that these affecting days,
We're full Of that instruction which shall lead,
| 10 brightness. and to glory nnobssurea
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

PAY Your POSTAGE. The New Hamp
shire "Oasis" commeilds the following ter
rible lines to some of it's correspondents
"who have forgotten good manners ii
writing upon their own business, and sad
died us with postage OF FIVE cents te
save themselves three -
The man that now a-day will write,
And not prepay his letter,
Is worser than the heathens are,
What don't know any better
Andifyou take fine tooth comb,
And rake down aall creation"
You couldn't find meaner man,
1nthiA here mighty nation.
Napoleon and Wellsugton a Contrast
AN anecdote here occurs to us appo.
stely distinctive of the characters of the
two great warriors Of modern times. AT
the battle Of Dresden. Napoleon perceived
group Of distinguished officers ride up to
a conspicuous point, where they paused
and appeared to be making reconnois-
ance. Pointing to the place he called out
10 the officer directing battery of artil-
lery close at hand, "Jetez moi une douz-
aine de boulets, la, a la fois Il va geut-
etre quelques petits generau - "TIlrow
dozen Of bullets, yonder, all at once.
There are perhaps, some little generals
among them 2 He was obeyed, and Mo-
ceau was killed. At Waterloo. the colo
mel commanding the British artillery OBJ
served 10 the Duke, Il have got the exact
range Of the spot where Buonaparte and
his staff are standing. II yonr Grace will
allow me. Think lean pick some OF them
off" mo, no. replied he, "generals-in
chief have something else to do in great
battle beside firing at leach other"
"You have done my heart good. said
Dorat, when dying, TO MdIle. Fsnnier,
who threw herself, overwhelmed with
grief, into his arms. "You have done my
|jleart good, he said with smile, but
you have deranged my wig" These
were his last words he died an instant
after, with heroic Indifference.
One day, says Menage.I held with
both OF mine one Of the hands Of Madame
de Sevigue. When she withdrew it. Pei
letter said 10 me, "Thai is the finest work
which has ever gone out Of your hands"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

70 He tl,at would enjoy the fruit must
not gather the fowen
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
LAST WORDS OF COLONEL CRTTENDEN.

"A Renuekian kneels TO rome but God"
All !tyrant. forge thy chains at will
Nay gall this flesh Of mine
Yet thought is free, unfettered still,
And will not yield TO thine.
Take, take the gift that heaven gave,
And let my hearts blood stain thy sod
But know ye not Kentucky's brave,
Will knee to none but God = EaE as..
You've quenched fair Freedotne rsunny light,
Her music tones have stilled;
And with deep and darkened blight,
The trusting heart have filed
Then do you think that will kneel,
Where such as yon have trod
Nay point your cold and threatning steel.
III kneel to none but God
As summer breczes lightly rest,
Upon quiet river,
And gently on its sleeping breast, ...
The NOON beams softly quiver---
Sweet thoughts Of home lit up my brow,
= When goaded with the rod !,
Yet these cannot unman me now
I'D yield to none but God
And though sad and mournful tone,
Is coldy sweeping by;
And dreams of bliss forever flown, vel ..g
Have dimmed with tears mine eys--
Yet mine's heart unyelding still
Heap on nv breast the .clod; se
My soaring spirit scorns thy will.
nm Lua.J - ss., L., loyy
LIFE TN THE PRESENT.
BY r. MoNcroa MiLSsB.
Youth that pursueth with such eager pace,
That even way,
Thou pantest on TO win 4 mournful race;
Then stay Oh stay 7'.t+ s'E
Pause and ltsuriate in thy sunny plain,
Loiter--enjoy
Once past thou never wilt come back again,
second bov
The hills of manhood wear noble face, ''T
When seen from far EtH
The mist oflight from which they take their grace
Hides what they are. .s4p
The dark and weary paths. those ifs between,
@ THOU can'st not know
And now it leads to regions never green,
Dead fields ofsnow.
Pause while thou mayst, nor deem that fate thy
gain,
Which all 100 fast. F
Will drive thee forth from this delicious plain,
man at last ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
How QUEEN VlcroRA PoPpED TIFF

How QUEEN VICTORIA PoPPED THE
QUEsrIoN.--Our readers probably all re-
member the story about the charming
manner in which Victoria first indicated 10
Prince Albert her preference for bis youth
full highness. by presenting TO him at a
palace ball, her boquet. and how the yenng
prince saying to himself. no doubt--as the
Yankees would have done on like occa-
sion-"Here goes---darn the expense z
rips slit III his close uniform, buttoncd
up 10 tie tiroat, and deposited the happy
omen IN the locality nearest the heart :
This. however, was not quite enough, and
50 her majesty. at subsequent tete-a-tete
with lie prince, after listening 70 his en-
cominms on England. plumply popped
the question: 4 in this wise "lfyour high
ness likes the country would you like to
remain in il! His reply may be easily
guessed BY any lady.
uT The raising and fattening 81 snails
has Of late years very much increased in
France, and according to recent caIcnla-
ton made at one 81 the Paris Markets. the
amount consumed annually IN France ia
about 100000 The price averages
from SO to 10 cents per 100. aud one in
dividual is stated 10 make over $1,000 pr
anuum. by his .liail beds.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

Somebody lets offthe following on the
marriage Of Mr.. John Rush 70 Miss Sa.
.rah Canter::
When Cupid did this maiden banter,
On Hymen's course to take brush,
Al frst she went il with Cdstr'
But now she goes It with RHsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
PHILADELPHIA.
,nce OF hen Y. Tribune.

Cerr,,rcns.nce Of The N Y. Tribune ,s,s
pr,LApELpHta, Friday, jan y 100
Snow il falling fast, and there Is a / -
rect OF slelghins. o.,s,dsv 7745 tUns II
DaIn 'hs 49, s'e,,eS On The Reading RAilfo@d.
ec1, NtIe :nn Ia .rence Carroll notorious nell'
o., ~ M lang OF sehuylkill hant err, ,ae
mIusd, y ,s ssisas - highway ROBBERY.
ebGee I'll, ~ Thompson, agef years, res'1ihS ~
pIeford.st, NoyameDsng' was acclSeh'4i9 '"'-'0'
nsSns,h ye,tfrday afternoon.
TO cts's syou,nr duties were paid BY The several
,,one,Ts Of the city Of Pbilads phia fof TIE quar-
Ter ending December /. 1851 y9aa . Hs11Sls'
$1,000 "a James furheSs, 49, p's's, % sa4s ~
s.mnsl c, Cook, $6l4 II &. J. Woloert, Sl6 50.
W,niam Gnmshaw, Esq. gentleman "I1sy
hpoxn for his literary a'laninehts' ols4 ~ 49,.
a, his re sdeDce near tbs city ~ the age Oh ~
~, Criushxy was native OF rel ana ou' hdl 70
SIDED IN this county for On ny years, tne "ne oeYs
S,yid.d between Philadelphia ahd HAfiisous y. nc
was the author OF numerous excellent sSoool u1I
-. xhich were al that time universally receiver
III BOOKS and which still nigny es,es'4su'
He also wrote tine AmeTicsn CbssteineIu, pI i
Iadies' Lexicon" and numerous snai g. 49, =,
eylnciDg very enlarged lnioffsdAV" "'iA '' %
or0us Intellect .x;.l i, .h;. ;,,,
Sarah Geioer aged 10 years IS on tfiei htnls tiy,
for the murder OF Florence M'ief' ased ~ inonehs'
4. he'd with more hrmuess, Ia coDseqnsnce OF
,.s favorable adyces from ErDpe. br, me demtaa hss
nl,nited Sales Of 2b0 bales Upland and Ne" Ons1nA
within the range Of Pdl0ic p % time 10 6ARk
ave come rlder otIce The FLOUR market IS d1ii
sed inactive Sales Of 900 bis AZ 81 % DBL 2r en-
mon brands for export ard select brands a. - ~
tales f civ consumption limited ATS % up u - -
as in qualify Il RYE FLOUR ard CoRH MEAL ws ,
40 ,sies TO notice Toe supplies Of WHEAT cf,uh15
NAL Thcre Odefsl demand and goo bssne,s slu
Al 9cc busn.l for uns Red 10 store and = or wn ~,
There - no BYE here nd waited for dis'ir S <@
rae The ma is bare Of CORN A 1T " ne" s9 y,
90 arrive 30 a. 65c and lot N sfnIe a. soc
scasce coo bnshsis Pennsylvania 20 a. yie us =.
IN store WHISKY sdull Sales Of b.ici' a. s''' anu
ssrTs OF sTocK Prs, 897rd-F8 100 City Rslro2f rs,
1904: I5s Morris Canal -; 700 " Penn. BANK,
iesf so Pesdigg R4ir0gd a. 20 Union Canal, i2t .
100 Long Island Railroad g. 20 PsnnsYiyania Railroad
Itl 81, zoo gohu' KIN Nav IS. Cj, 81 49,
second Boord u Psnnsylvana Branch. in8i $500
CITY baroa8 Ca ~ ltol, p-nrsylvana Reil,oad 40,
NJ Railroad c., 10, 49, 100 State. Gs, 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

AtVera c, I7,h ut, brig rehuantepec Brown, from
and for New Olleans few days
sd from Turks Island 20th ult, bark Hannah Brewer
for New Orleans
Ar a, 81 johns " + 10Th uli brig Kirkland. Lgnch
New.York 10 h, schr Dart Neville, do; 22d, brig Del
mont Goshee do, schrs Howard PimT5se, Came On,
Boston: 90 n. Thamsg NJ. Maynsw Spencer, sydney H.
Ar At Haihor Grace r prev % 29ih uli. schr VIM
& Elizabeth, Stevenson. New York.
Arr Prosper,, y, 81 ms, brig isliaI, Measnef
Boston fur HahfaH. " s, put in Tor haro0r. .
New York 10 days cd 27tn uit, sap Mlnsfose Hue
Nslraraso 30th schs. Alabama, Wall. Boston, Pearl,
Mel can Bath 3lst La'eah Elder. Ne Bedford "a inst
ship salem Kenuey Liverpool, schf Eliza Jane McLsaa'
Boston
St Gesoa 20 ult SHIPS Plato, Lord. uuc Peter Mar
cy. San son, do ~
YORK; Sc Lion, Whaer. hadsiphia SID 10 dae' snip
Queen VICTORIA Chase. NeS-Nork.
At Gibraltar 9th nit brig OaN. Small, Lr Malaga 20
finish ldg for Be sion VIVID fresh fro ihe slastwaFI
AT Rochelle sd ult.. briggs Fchcue. III tof NeW-
York and Boston ready; Tally to, Smth tor NeN-heN'
AT At HAVE ed ult bark Robert, Bsauchamp, New
AZ Ro'teresm ai,h ut ship Richard Anderson, Coffin,
for New York so b. Auceque Samue, for 10 soon nttA
Johann JAG b, Dutch GeebeTken for Ncw-fork do
schr Zodiac, Dutch for Boston.
At Glasgow eG.h nit. ships Robin, Kane TO- New
York 9TH INST and from Gfeencck tie Osh, Iowa Is axe
do SON NJ a ion Reed. from New Orleans. dsg bal *
Ame (Br Cam oI Boston Sth inst; aiuirnia. (br
Han for New. Oresns with di>pl'ch and others - .
Atpernauhuco Sd Mt bark W IA ID. {. Wright, worth
iTgioD fnr de Janeiro soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

mt Reported thai me N~FfelA ~ 'A~'1
'p W. e." Win Gaboan " ca. 81 daTs ns'H o.
,b|Tv irary AID cof,s to Numford. Len uf- 4ff
90. p,sslsH. Canmoa0re Bruce fr'n C.oe ll'ft ?
sNs,.tsirn all veil. Br b@fS AnstrI cs. rsn - i
fey Nob - discg tsrs Witch. fsr East ladies pr -
y,Tna y a-kTs fom tiabosnfJf Wady; An. bfs if M
"a frnu Mepsdsb fsT Sao01n Nov 10. bf big % .
ten Rdsr from he Blight Of Beams fr0n Sio3n Bar ief
Wade, Nov. -.
Scsr Dasison Dn,co!l, yirs.lia taTs bo1Eiio New
FAyen.
New Haven.
sehr S.rsh nn Roc, Tunnel Baltimore DAYS, CT 70
sctr Iran NTH DAYS Asrsrd "a fdafs whel. :, or
der SD IN CO vita sus Ifasker. Parrot. and Schr
Fralk Schain. Ter New-Yors
: pr b0skagey. FiBias. VTsla-a2 dsYs, cfstsrs
schr Erpsess, S.sIiIng. virginia days. ogfels
scAr Emlus. L.wsrn. IirEiaIa dags oysters.
ScnT Amazon Packard, SAID zach days, glass 70 / D.
hIrore CO
scbf Asaram, Be.ssy, warehan DAYS, mails 20 T.
IisCa Co
schr Augusta Springer New Bedford ? days, oil.
Sen Susan Russell Nantucket days I'll al c4a Les
20 Cart right 4 j. trfs n.
sehr co,t X sgslanl. Baltimore days FAea; -
Johnson L0Vden
BELOW-Snirs Cora L.su. Lambert, G,sSs)E, mist.
sni pass 70 Dlaham u lz'n; kip Van Nnkie % Der,
Ilverpe1l N and pass % Saul ft1npso1 NJ 2aeN
Medi5tor Boxers Lscn9rD, Fros' HICKS; otrA Masa
chuSss Pfchsrd. % days. iron. shp CORNER
frcr Ro ship alcn ship supposed - oe .af NsF-
void from vsryoo. BARK Massacnu setis, Of NcNonJ-
port l0l days f.om S-ocNh'in
WlND-Darng tie day, Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
Arrived.

Ship Water CO. lpkt) Harvey, Liverpool 80 days mise
and 3S6 10 Kermit C4rey The " has
heavy weather on the passage
Shp Sea symph. (of Baiilmore) Hale Can,on Sent p
silks. teas, sc, 10 master Was ION EGG Harbor Jan
then las had continuation OF anu n W sales
has been blown Of twice.
ship Humboldt. tof Boston, Manson. NeS-Orsans 10
days mdse % d. Hurlbut
Ship Yorktown tpst Brad sh London and Portsmouth,
Grlpusll. Mln,urn CO. The has srperencei north
ery gales and Gains On the passage Dec. 80 IN gaie
NON Tie "" lost lore and NAN yaId sprung topmasi
and nlGImast
Ship HhEe. Doane. HAVE. Nov 49, ndse and 537 pass
10 f ID HGrlbut s Co Ga the evening Of Nov ~ was
run into by an IN known ship, VII ch earned away the
phboon, darfed the euisa'er and finally took aack and
mo The X stern which stern boat ard nate
ma ly INJURED he ships stern. Dec p was strurk ~
~tTlwlnd which carried away tore aBd main nd. fre
and nam ioFsa yaes and destrOyed al the sails aad r-
siDg attached One PASSENGER died on the voyage
Bark PhTnlr. Brown, Rio de Janeiro Nov Is coffee ana
Fosewo 10 Mason Thompson. Has had yery sev.re
weather the coast and has been 70 DAYS Asrh VI Hate,
Nov IS, spoke bark Alien Pars0n from san Frsn
cneo, bound IN. I'm, Gaze Emo bearing " dS,tnt IS
miles, bark arg land for Rio de JaneIro Dec la 10
~ 5, ION s. 80, brig Panama f.r Boston from RI Je
nere spoke her aEsn on the sh lat ~ Ion sS 81
BARK sagglssius Love, Malaga 80 DAYS iru 10 Aryre
Galway. INV
Bark Isbeleta HssBs Dewing Canton laS day. and .,
days Rom PsInaInbucO, viii 70 Alien 49,
sou. Lth AZ r, bark ". II Wright from Ph7isd.l.
phia for RIO de Jare,rO 10 days bark Cen Wortb "a
Phnst phia, unr b. gs Bahurs Rio de Jarero ~ IA
Jane Cro.bg nom Boston, Just 4. dars ps,sg r
fTaUes sazee, Tor Philscsphla 10 d. No date on C.Ds
Hem spoke hr tark Emerald Isl days fem Arrcoa r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
W halers.

PoRr LOUIS hauritius. Nos. l6-Whtle sap WilAa
RAIDER Per- ssCr. viii al NJ 500 bois sperm on On
bosrd after recruiting her crew Ter his port on the i1h
inst VIA bark Mas Borden. master, having 70 board
about S1f bbls sperm c the point OF contnuns IA
6shlns VOYAGE al well Whale ship Young PhTnix ioup-
ns asfer has on board about $50 bbls sperm OIL, and
intends 70 procs ed e. sea III about four GAYS .
Touched a. Fsyal. Oct. Is, Tn MAS Nye, Amf NJ A.
Bedford ard opdfd 100 bis sp or. Margaret Scot, k-
nd do clean leaky, Nov /. Parachute. Ba,tNn, 90
-les AZ landed MI Dawson 2d mate SR0 was IA urea
hy whale ard has returned Va scar Mela at Boston
ffth Sea Queen Mar hail. Wessp0tt, landed 10 >p ana
90 On crpse Of OF weeks IN cla se u 'he Av'A''
on ferceirs Oct s. Stafford Fsancs, N.B, clean pre-
vioAsE landed -, III
A. O~yaee. no date, Msrrimaos, Des'in, MI with
1900 bills oil. ~
Bedford ports her Oct 49, lat 9 s. lon IS W. Win :"
hbls SD OIL /. ard. -
A letser f-na Capt Kempton. II ship Condor. ~ New,
Rsdford AZ Iahalna Oct y. states that he hal shnped
bbls do od per sh5o q .r9nss, - aud io'
SpCk movie, lat 8 II s. lon 80 Wn Tell, rs-
bcr Of sid from Sag HArbor for Pac hc Ocean