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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

Itepecltuy informs the public that they purchased this
Watering Place. and have the
msns for the accommodation Springs situated
the Pine Woods parish OF ST. Landry thirty miles Northwest
Opelousas, the
miles North 81 bayou cho The water highly
QUALITIES aud mas proved eacous aggravated which
were beyond the reach Of ordinary The Bath supplied by
the spring Water and much nvads Deer Fox and
Wd CAT atdng fine sport hunter; and the
Lake. miles leagth with depth twenty situated three
PICK o. onhS Tor hunting and Boats for hshg will be furnished
10 the visitors The best Wines which the New Orleans
market can AFFORD VIII be kept constantly hand Coaches always
be procured at opeoasas and Washington number
TO the Springs Good will furnished and Balls
given twice week. gratis Hunting transport
ladies To the Lake will be- kept OF hun'ing
should bring their Guns Fishing Tackle purchased at the
Springs visitors received from LIST May lat November
TERMS
py 'pe ~
w
Children and Sery nts half price.
Horses, D5y rs
APPS 4m DAIGIE a BEAUCIIAMP.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12
IMPORTS.

APALAcIcoLA-Per steamship America 81 bales
ands, II cutters II pkgs
Riigewayl2s bbia rosin, is do turpentne Past MIL
PENsAcoLAPe schr souhoa $1,000 lumber 10000 aths
Pooley Nieo &eo.
PENsAcoLhPe schr W 900 lumber oOC
la,hs Pooley, Nieoi &eo.
PENS ACOLA-Per sehr Visitor cotton Roger, Aco
40 900 feet lumber to
MoBLEPer cr Emma Waterman &eo-9-
ties rice W Hnnip gton-s0 600 feet lumber Mobiles
PENSACOLA-Pe schr Randall Marshall: IS bae cotton 10
Rogers 6eo-40 900 feet lumber to order.
pFNsACoLA-Per cotton G Rogers AGO
is 00o feet lumber 10000 laths A P simpson,
PESsAcoLA-Per Martha 5000 lumber smpsou
NEW YoRR-Per ship oswego Assorted mdse.
BOsTON-Per slip VIM Sietson As.orted udse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

eomussares destination ct dn'.esaemen en- yeu dun ordre
uareme Cou D,,riet de Ia Nonse otsb
Benton Covngon Ia zpe laboug
Dviord pour as,s equitable
psrte donnag profits 1t tages dnnen s Ia
qul ont onrdhn depes6
gren ct dnA,ion
IAN do PROMO &C., d'spras lot LES
a prsene notifies que ours apres annonee do present
l. dit tssleau p essnie en- Cur pour ere eo1hfne
phsi a0t A. T. PICKRELL, 5NoH'alssares'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12
HoUsE TO LET AND FURNITURE a.


IL paid for the Mulatto Boy CYRUS TX
awsy the 18th instant Said buy years.
bright muntto, sho't thick set goaler, walking M
throws himself badly and his feet his H.
Al the time he left be had blue ootouade
pants lie may probably be at work the Lvee The above reward
will be paid for his Masters
OF steamboats, warned against Emp Dying said boy.
spill lw J. III. DURhUIY co, Jus us Bakery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

ne For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CotRT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, present inu,e
Clerk District Court Neworens which situation he has
years offers himself candidate for the
CLERkSP Of said Court whatever Court the
be changed to- FELT I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12
NOTICES.

TT-The Committee respectfully shat
NJ PETN having all bis Aerial Apparatus such Balloons,
Nets sails Will keep from II
A. ~ IN o'elook bginnng en- suNDhY, Ap H. ss3 IN the
The Of Comm and Bsroan , opposite he Jesu's'
Eutry cents Season Tickets admitting the Bearer 10 the
j. b. STEE5 No. so Camp It, apll Nv
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
MAYORS COURT.

EXAMINATION FOR FosagRY-Y esterday morning be =
fore the Mayor examn alton of Ed Cooke was had
the charge of forging the of no Spindle to two
notes, for sl6s SO and the other fer Sla5 The
evidence solicited does not differ from report of the
informal examination held on Tuesday. The Mayor re.
manded the prisoner to appear to tho Illus.
tings Court Mondaynext
DRuSk-A white man amed Henry Hill, was found
in the street drunk Friday night Upon being brought
before the Mayor he committed in deu of security
for his good behavior.
UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-A white woman nj ned Hen.
ny, residing the New Market. yesterday fined
So by the Mayor for having had in her house on ,tur.
day evening last an unlawful assembly OF regroes
FiRE-The alarm of fire yesterday about O'clock,
was occasoned by the burning of mal stable the pro
perty of Mr.. Watkins Taylor on Brook Avenue small
quantity of provender in the stable destroyed Loss
inconsiderable.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

Unon-inured to hardships, trained to a, ms.
practised 10 danger, as familiar with rifles and
reviewers and bowie-kuives, as with the plough
aud the axe nsensible to fatigue, violent in tn sir
temper, INSCRIPTIONS 10 their conduct reckless
and unprincipled in their aggressive tendencies
are the very men to tie always prompt for any
enterprise which promises either plumber ex-
element. A people at once so interchangeable in
the arts of peace, and so ready for the pleasures
of war, may well be looked upon with uneasiness
and distrust. So formidable co nbinItion of
qualities the world has not before seen.*"
"Niebuhr long ago predicted that Englaads's grent
danger lay in the Western Hemisphere. See "nglands
Zukunlt, written in 1921.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
Ey AUCTION-This day-ciroceres Liquors, &,
60 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.. Aucts.

Je DAVENPORT. ALL EN- CO., Aucts.
ORIGIN OF EVERY UIeEASE AND THE MEANS OF CURE
In the year 1875, LIE Roy ceary demonstrated that
every disease originated from impure or undigesed
particles becoming mixed wi b the blood and faids--
And also, that iocure every disease, only
sary to open the ttura outlets of The body, and allow
hem 10 Iemain open, by which the hood and
other fluids would release themselves from the So und-
gested I'd impure PARTICLES, and OF health would
be certain 10 ensup.
The Royal lnstute of France awarded 10 him for this
discovery. the Gold Medal of the Institute.
This Is hstnrlcaI fact.
All which the Bfdnlr tn Vegetable Unver al Pills pro-
less lodo Is, to carry out this principle and experience
has fully es'a5ished them capable OF il. When there
tore bad state of he 9TH exists in the body all that
has 10 be done IS TO continue PURGE it efec ually
with them and the virulent the disease, the
powe Snl must be the doae.
ThefBraadreth pills are made entirely OF Vegetable
Extracts; known by long experience TO be perfectly in
nocent and yet of power pureatve. Or clean-
ser ofthe amenary canal, than " other medicine
Their effect the sly TEN is easv, that il is remark
able fact 'ha'he same dose asy be given to infant
or adult, without the possibility of doing any injury
bur the contrary good. Therefore. IN cnstiveness
ither habual Other wise, and in Bilious Fevers and
all bilious affections they OF the greatest possible
benefit.
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office 24l Broadway, New
York other offices in New York
NJ. BRANCH. Richmond, Va.
Mol east Main street. corner opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters can be supplied at a.
York prices nv l3-2w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
THE MEMPHIS NVENTIoN.

This Convention, composed Of Delegates main-
ly from the Southern and Southwestern States,
having n view the adoption of measures for ad-
vsncing the commercial and planting interests OF
those States assembled at Memphis Monday
last, agreeably to a resolve of the first session of
the Conventioo held some months ago at Balti-
more. The Hon. VIM. G.. Dawson, of Georgia.
was again called to the Chair as President of the
Convention. and twenty-five Vice Presidents
ware appoioied. No business, however, was
done the FIRST day, except such was
nee ed with the organization and the appoint
Iosnt OF a number of committees. There are
NE ary thousand delegates present, representing
fourteen or fifteen States.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OE RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr James E Price, Marten, from Baltimore, guauo
to John Claiborne and D C Randolph
Schr Macedonia, Moore. OTIS to Captain
Schr Emily, Horton, Candy, from Philadelphia coal
to Hubbard, Gardiner & Carlton
SAILED,
Sloop New Packet, Gwathney, for Smithfied, with
flour
schr Mary Adeline Powers, to Port Wathall to load
with coal for Baltimore
Sclr Gen Worth, Travis, Baltimore coal
Schr Gunpowder, Bird, to Hartford Conn, with coal
Schr Mary Eliza, Miles, in ballast
schr Jno + Fardy. Travis to Port Wathal!, to load
with CO for Baltimore
Schr Hope, Creighton, Baltimore flour
e Schr Exit, Gray. flour to Norfolk
Schr Harriet, Gibson, Noyes down the river to load
with lumber for Philadelphia
Report by Curtis Peek.
Schr Viola. from West Indies-a new Port News
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.

The Canada brings 81 passengers, among
them Sir Charles Lyell and Joseph Whilworth,
the English Commissioners to the Worlds Fair;
Colonel Hughes, of Mary land, Professor Stowe,
and others.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
A despatch from Vienna dated the 26th of
MAY, states that Menschikotf, the Russian AM
ba.sador, has left Constantnople. previous
despatch states that the eight days given by
Menschikoff to the Sultan to accede to the Rus.
sian ultimatum had expired without ARRANGE
ynent, and that Menschikotf was then on board
the steamer preparing to leave, SO that the an-
nouncement of his departure is probably correct.
Redschid Pacha. the anti"Russia statesman,
had been appointed by the Sultan, Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
A despatch fram Paris dated the 10Th, states
that the Russian troops were receiving rein
fol dement's, aud affairs were deemed very crit.
cal
A Turkish vessel had been sent with important
dispatche. to thu Governor Of Jerusalem and the
Frsnch Consul at Jerusalem.
The French fleet is said to have received per-
mission to enter tho Dardanelles.
ENGLAND.
The Euglish Cabinet had been summoned by
the Queen to deliberate the condition of affairs
At the East, which, tsgether with the declaration
Of Lord John Russell, that Turkey should be pro-
teeted, excited much attention.
PERSIA.
The Mormon elders have been expelled from
Persia.
GREECE.
1t is reported at Paris that the U. S. frigate
Cumberland, with Mr.. Marsh on board, has de-
,nauded reoaration from Greece for the impris.
onment of DIR. King.
INDIA.
Dates from Bombay to the 25th Of April, state
that business at Calcutta was dull. Exchange
London 24 owing to the influx OF bills from
China.
Advices from Bnrmah to the 18th of April,
state that more British troops wanted, with
NJ prospect of peace.
The Burmese commissioners have refused to
sign the treaty.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
LATEST NEWS.
Feicgraphed for the Times.
The Memphis Conycn,;ou

~ MEMPHIS June 8.
The merchants Convention re-assemblas,h;
Resolutions were offered favorable to the Pee sc Pail.
road and recommending Congress to grant land for The
construction. " Wv
Inc committee for preparing resolutions come in and
reported resolution recommending the deepening the
channel ofthe South Mississippi, and the Improvement
o'ithe harbors of Charleston, Savann H. Mobile and
Richmond.
Gen- huffman moved a division, Which motion was
lost and the resolution adopted
Resolutions offered in favou- of peneral sv,a
of education and bureau of statistics for the sosths
and Western States.
After which, the Convention adjourned
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
LATER FROM CAIJFonNI,

NEW YoRK, June g.
The Eldorado has arrived here with Sl0o oo0 in cold
and dates from San Francisco to the It'll ef Nav
The Rose tie Holein San Francisco has been DESTROY
ed oy fire. and several inmates bell we'd to have bee
killed.
Two fremen the steamer Sierra Nevada had been
discovered in attempt to blow the steamer up and had
been put in irons.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
RIOT IN QUEBEC.

Father Gavazzi attacked by n NIo1
NEW YoRK, June 8.
great riot has taken place in Quebec owing to Fs-
Their Gavazzs lectures against the Roman Catholics
He was attacked by mob. but rescued by the mill
tary. The riot afterwards surrounded the Parliament
House, calling for obnoxious member named Brown.
with loud threats of vengeance
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
NORTHERN MARK ETS.

NEW YORK, June 8.
FLOUR remains unch nged.
WHEAT-20,000 bushels the sales of the day-
white bringing 81 sol per bushel.
eoRN-sales OF $4,000 bushels. Yellow 661 cts per
bushel
BALTIMORE June 8.
FLoUR-Sales to-day 600 bbls Flour at "a 60 Der
Dbl.
CoRN--Sales 10000 bushels-market steodv
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
Sailing of the Europa.

NEW YoRK, June 8.
The steamer Europa sailed from this poit for LIVER.
pool to-day, with 81 900 in specie
The Washington has arrived with no later dates how
than those by the Canada The latter vessel reach
ell her wharf at Boston this morning
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09
D ECEIvED HY

Hp ECEIvED HY
HI A. MORRIS, 81 Main ST.
A History of Infdsotial Animacales living and Eos
tons, by Andrew Pritehard r. NJ O.. new London ed.
ten enlarged. e9
HHOICE BRANDY AND WINES. Rectifed
~ and old Whiskey, N e Rum, Sugarhouse Moasses.
Green and Black Teas, fine and ground alum Salt Sole
Leather for sale by
10 DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO.
GILK WARP AND GAUZE FLANNELs
~ Silk Warp and Gauze Fannels for sale by
my ~ c. HARTWELL & CO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

LATTE THE PIRATE OF GUILE By j. H. In.
graham New York: Dewitt & Davenport.
We e indebted to Mr. l.. L. Smith, opposite the
American Ho'e, for copy Of the above work It's one
OF the most successful historical romaaces aver written
IN America. Sea stories. ordinarily well tolJ ex
ert an rresistibl. fascination over the mind which
loves to abandon itself the fresh ment and wild
free play of the "L4ftte" certainly ranks in
point of literary merit, with the Skimmer of the Sea.
by Cooper and Sir Wster Sc cts "Prate." 1t is full
OF stirring dramatic interest," aai the catastrophe is
we'll brought about The historical por ions of the book
are drawn from the best sources and real facts of
tnat exciting period of cur history developed and
presented by a master hand Tae d.scri ito Of the
battle OF Orleans and the part taken it by LATTE and
his band is one of the most splendid things we have
ever read. Copies of this work be o5,an-d at he
book and periodical depot opposite the American Ho-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

The Charlottesville Advocate says-We learn from
rsiable authority that Hon 5 Leake will accept
th Mission to the Hawaiian Islands, which has been
OF cred him by President Pierce.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

Mr. ID. :. NJ CrInp respectable citizen of New Kent
~ lnty. Va. committed sacid last Saturday.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

The CONCERT OF SACRED Music, which was
advertised for last Tuesday evening, having been
prevented by the storm, and one OF the principal
singers being necessitated to leave the city for
few days. the entertainment is postponed until
Tuesday evening, June 18th. At that time it
will take place at the church on Grace st. 1t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

RANGEHOF THE TIERMO METER
YESTERDAY,
Att w RANDOLPH'S Bookstore, 1871 Main st.
7oclock l2 o'clock 5oclock
II rs 70
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

HAVlNG sold to Mr. James Woodhouse my interest
Il Il in the late 0fNash " Woodhouse | TAX e
pleasure in recommending him to the continued conf
dence and patronage of the public.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

DAMAGE BY LIGHTNINs.--During the preva-
lence OF the storm Tuesday evening the house
occupied by the Rev. Dr. Howell, on Sd, between
Marshall and Clay streets, was struck by light
ming Tie damage, however, we learn, was but
slight. The machine shop at the Petersburg
Depot and the soap and candle mandatory of
MIR. Neidt, in Screamersvile. were also slightly
damaged from the same cause.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-09

this way, obtained power, the value of which it
would be difficult to estimate,-the delightful
power Of doing good to those who, in the dispeu-
satious of Providence, need all the help that
their feow-men can bestow. We know it to be
sad truth that we shave the poor always with
us"-and that often, when we wish to do them
good, we find ourselves without the means. The
reputation which the Society have established is
source from which stream Of mercy may flow
to many family suffering from sickness. and
destitute even of food and clothing. 1t is no self
aduation to speak OF the reputation OF the Society
10 such terms--for the voice of public opinion.
heard in private, and through the press Of the
city, goes even beyond them
Let those who have drunk deeply of the cup
of dissipation say, whether the memory Of dis
orderly pleasures affords them anything but sor-
row and suffering. For our parts, we shall
dwell, 10 after life, with fondness on the memory
of the hours we spend here, and shall number
them among the well spent happy hours of our
existence. We shall remember our feelings, on
retiring to our homes, after evening spent in
one of the most innocent and soul stirring en-
Joymens that God has been pleased to bestow
upon his creatures, to have been the feelings of
self appreciation aud happiness.
Let us, then, press on 10 the good and noble
work. Let there be no jealousy among us--no
r1valship but in zeal to serve most faithfully the
cause with all the ability that God has endowed
us with-each one indiffere ut to his own distinc.
ton and honor, provided the general good is
promoted by his exertons. By order of the
Board of Managers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05
Life Of the West Point Cadet.

He sleeps in the barracks. in = room with
one other: at five. in the worril,., i, >,nn,,,,.~
and q; halt,pa,t fivc in the winter. the rr,,iiir
awakcn> him he immediately arises. d,ul',.~
up his blankets and m!.rr,s. and r,,r,., them
on thr head nt H., iron L,,J..n,i. he ,tu.i;..
until seven o',lo,L:at that lopr1lr 1rYm bent, ,
for breakfast. and ,6...,I.,.> l,' r-or,,,i, and
rro.o,l to n. ,oc,.L,I T,r.....,.,,,,,.....;
the u.Y,I time sn,nt At hre,Lt.,., cr,rl
r,,unt;n, t,kcs ~ ,co ~ h,lf,,.+ .so,o, a.l
,,.r,,.,,,. ~. ,l,.,.l 80, amazed ,,,,,.,. l,,.
Il rioht o.,.lo, K the lnaIc sounds and r,...;.,-
rions commence ST ono o,,.Io.., ,bo ln.l,. ..
cain sounds, tbe professors dismiss ,Lr;r res
u.c.i,.. ...,,;oos ,so .,J.,. town, r,,,l.s o,.o-
site .L,. .,,.,. and march 80 ,I;,.,.~ T.,
tween e'.vcp and on. ,,,r+ or tho c,dc,s ,ro
or,u,;rJ IN r;Jir,, and o.,cr. n 4,.,,;,r d,i-
". After dinner tbcv have until tvoo',lork
for recreation. and from two 70 t,ur tbcv are
cmploycd At rccitations At f,,,r o',Io,I, ,Io
ln.lc sounds. and they 20 either to battalion
cr, ,light artillery drill. Thi, exercise lasts an
hour aud@a half. .,ftrr that they devote tL,.
time to recreation until naradr. which take,
place at sunset. After parade rhcv form into
rank in front fthc barracks. and ihc names
Of the ,jrlinq2rnt, are read Lv IN otiircr ot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05

" The pay of the cadets is twcntv-four dol
lars per month, and his board costs him ten
Of this. From the balance he is required to
dress and d"fray his other expenses, and he
Is prohibited from contracting debts withou.
"AS the reward for his labor and dcpr1va-
tion IL" cadet acquires an excellent education
in matIIcmatjc~ better, probalv than he can
Gct at any other Institution in the country.
The training here of both body and mind is
vcrV thOrOnmh anl cnmnln.n' ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05
TIE PALf! TREE ISLE.



myself, after many voyaginc> and journeys il
the Ea>t,a temporary resident in that vast an,
"PuI'nt empire, which having excited in fer
mcr ares the cnplCiIfy Of the proudc>t conquc
ror>, has now fallen under the SWAY of com
2anv Of English merchants. whose humbl,
ori"n forms a strange contrast to their pres
cnt proud prctcn>ion>
At Madras | hccamc acGuaiutcd with ;
Young Scotsman Of aaci"nt family and of ,Ic
cant manners. His name was Edward Sry
ton. lie was brought mp in London. in til,
center Of gayctv and fashion. and looked io
hapln1c>> only in the pleasures procured J.,
Lavish expenditure. After the death Of h
father. h" sod what lc called his modest nat
rImory. realized iv the sale several ,hou>an,
pounds and came 10 India. =, he said ~
make his fortune fnunl him p,.,t,.r
gentleman in every sense of the worI with q
cultivated ta>'". and lively and cn,,, ,,na
di~po~rion We often d;>.oursod ,or..,l..,
and thouoh There was scarcely. , ,,.!;..., ~.
which We cutirr,, aorccI a ,l.... ;,,.;.,,,.,
rs soon established between rs
Darine the. two vc,rs ,vI:..1, 10 L,I ,rn.,
1v ,.q>>ol in !nIi,. m,. .,,.r5., c,,;,,1 L,1
roi increased with The r,rjai.r on which hc
he'd c,'rrIq,rl in bis o,r'y d~oor,, o., o...,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05

'''>'' anu raising his eyes to
,,., IT, ''''F '"' tempest when return
''', ~ -, Il '''e waves had at least spar
III. ancestors fonnd moth
I =, '.'' >W'l' away tn" living
" ne la'h-fr""< planted 10y
i"'"> when Ai!ah had blessed
,I.;,1na,, - ,'' - '"1' ia" ''<'HH"'r@d with nv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-05

what the sailors call a fresh Gale, and havin.
nv '"'"' III '''' N"'" ""l' "' F''Ih@
l''"'' u r''""'' we were coh'PrIi"d t" drift
"''' /" sea- AZ length, on IN" third day w
''"' !" >l"h' '' 4 >malI Gf""r OF rinst"rin:
>'''''> / ne "'h' '''I n"hf was at hand
,''' ''''',"" '','' we '"'2"t s'r'"" on" OF 'h
=, ''''"'''' 'o'NE '>'''> "''Ir" a'o"nd"d IL
''''-e seas we cast iHrhor h"for" what an
:, - e. -, N''''' = >'','''-,'''N ''>I'9 a'ov'
VI, -, S'''''>' "''''', h'h''f'" wards from rs
~ ''f'''" "' our 'I''-'n oId >aI"T.wh'
' 90, ''''''' ne III ''''@''I"" 'h",'
,, ',''.,, ~ |" Us '> We Were
=, ' "''''.N' '''i 10 '""'''i'
NV '''",' ''''' - ''> '''>''''E, as near!
49, - ',''' = III '''>' words;
.''''' '"' >'''''' i'r >'l"' i I>,Wa
'''' - '".'l aleu- ana many iAm'i'"> lv"'
,'''' !" ''''''I''' " was well SnrNi'"d Will
''''' ''''' pure ana af"nHant spr'n"'
'',''' ''' ,'''' was '''F'"h"r" extremely '""
" '''' WV '''' i '''3 I'M" ag"-a tm@h'
>'' Il a. '''' never been Know
'''''' NV "'''''''' '' man. prevailed IN th">'
''' ~ waves rose 10 4 tTodI9Iou> h"'@h'
,'.''' !''' WAS ''' '''rH OF III" wmr'"'nd
.,'" ~, ,'','" i 2'''' nnm'or of '>'a"''
>''''i''' "''' me on" before IL more than all
II disappeared entirely 10y many DAYS du~in-
The rac" of II" tcmr.,.~t Whom ,hc ~cq I've
cam" calm a-ai" il wo< ~oon ro rca,..or o.,
H.