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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08
FROM THE STATE cAPITAI.

The Census-The United States Marshall
ship-The County Seat OF BarnweI-
The Charleston and Savannah Rail
road Bill-The Anderson Presentment
Tho Spartanburg railroad Bill.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

~COURT OF COMMON PLEAS I.
CHARLESTON, 4TH MARCH, 1S69.-oa MoND All
the 9Th March, 1869, at Ten o'clock, the Country
Dockes will be called, aud civil business general
transacted.
BY order of the Court.
March s a. c. RICHMOND. C. G. P.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

aSTHE EXTENT TO WHICH The ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors is carried on in this coun-
try makes 1t the duty of the purchaser to iuvo5t-
gate the merits of the article offered for SALE Il is
well known fact that many OF the Brandies, Wines,
&C., are manufactured from rrcnch Extracts Essen
tial Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
Tho public Is justly suspicious of nearly every.
thing put up for sale under the of Liquors. and
Tie trade hns boon brought into disrepuso end in
order TO insure to those who desire Pure Article it
is only necessary for to say that Import Direct
oil Brnndies, Wines and Gins. and warrant them per-
fcc,lypure as originally imported.
All Bottled Liquors beleing the llbels Of ". 9.
OORWIN & co. cdn be rched upon as bsny pure.
Ei-PGrch3sers shoui no Ice that the Paper Cap
over the cork Is not broken. We piy for Bottles that
have orr labels on, One Dollar per dozen, woel re-
kurbed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

aB-CHARLESTON, S. c., MARCH, z, 1868.
The prudcnco Fire Ensno Company, No. 4. having
received their charter from the Legislature, have
ell ctcd the following Oh ,crs A. Islvrs, President
I. IT, Brown, Vice-president; r. WoDes, First d.
rector; c. smons, second Director; r. VIM. htch-
crson, Third Director; G. Mitchell ourih Director;
J. Glbbes, Treasurer j. Roaant, Secretary.
,,h II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

Ea- NOTICE. NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. CHARLESTON
BRANCH, No. "a BRO Nd. ,rREET. Il INrE REST
PAYABLE MARCH, JULY AND NOVEMBER
Money deposited or or bcforo TwENrY'sEcoND DAY
OF MARCH, will bo entitled to interest from MARCH
FIRST. NATHAN hli lIH'
March 3; 1,n2 Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

S$J. s. MARTIN (LATE GRUBER &
MARTINI will be pleased to see his friends and GUS
toners at WINS. CoRWN CO., No. 27b King.
street between Wentworth and Beaufain.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08
REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY.
PASSAGE REDUCED To SIS.

.~o. THE sIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP
..L&Sy ~ MAGNOLIA, Captain NJ. B. CRo-
LSIa1lkH1WS WELL, will leave VanderhorstG
.assSsEe4-Wh ssSsssses4k Wharf on THURSDAY, March 11th
at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
March 8 RAVEEEL CO., AgeuRs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10
Constituency

Our readers are aware hat for some time
past We have devoted part Of oar columns,
10 showing the Inconsistency Or shah We call
L. the versatility Ct gsni1<. that irrezisti5Iy
iuPels or Esighbor and liz STAFF 10 advocate
sometimes one side and sometimes the othsr,
OF the various Questions that have engaged
the pubic atreutiou, Al Inconsistency,
brought about perhaps, b the error Of re-
hearsinE, flr the beue6i Of the pGbIic, the
parts these embryo satesuen expect 10
play, oeciaIly, when rhslr merits are sun
GENTLY aekno =Iedgsd, TO place in their hands
the rsias Of poEsr-bgt 81 for the public
good We propose to point oQt oae of these
cases Of = versatility and bespsak for is
iugsnio1z Guthor the Admiration that his per
f1ruz1es demands
Anoug Tire Resolutions drawn By the CON
mirtse aPQoiatsd October I4ih 1853, there
are Two Eh5sh -vad a f5uozs- viz
5 Rssalssd. That re DO appruvs Of the
aPproprt1tio1 Of Govsrunent4I funds to the
assistance Of the P4eifc islanders who eoue
here free Of eoutraet
4e. Rsao5rs,5, Inst the waste lad Of this
country sh0zIt in some way Dc rendered
more easily 0btai1abIs TO actual settlers,
Ehethsr Of the PoIFzesiaa or any ether rzes-'r
Tssss rssolari01s are signed b Wa Ben
1et1aEt C. J. Ly0uz, bat II i Of the latter
o1ly q these gguzIeueu 20 whose - versa
tEity" We desire B0E to CAL attention
Prompted 10 6o1bs sy cn1=eizzes 10 do his
--tgry 4z HEzaian ciriIzz,r- the sane gen
tIe14a- wrote and PGbIishsd, oaIy one short
year ago IN the MI Q,alTt<rly for October,
1885, page "A. shat foIlOzs We have little
filth or respect f0r the theory Of bringing
other Islanders hsrs-so zze EFEoueu TO
furnish wives 70 furnish pla1tatioa hands
B4hrr
Very PaIosaphic and very elegant, no
to1bt- especially The - Bah - uhich Iroba-
BIZ mans a EEeh Iz Lord Bzrieizhrs nod
and Il BE had been Addressing himself and
had 01IE =ri-reu - Boo instead az - Bah, -
Ne zhoGId have e11zissrs,: the passage PER
Feet Il II Ezg; bGt Se INST take II a. Il <,
and make the best of t. The ezeztioz re-
1aizz, Eai-a q tie tao pr1fszz55zz Of faith,
Ar tie appr1azhiag sIeetis1z, Vii the gsa.Es-
GAa susEzes, aHd Ekich rspz1i1fsf We
sils51lt 8dTiss- sick 70 TIE Resolutions, BE-
eI1=e tx article fr0a the QzEt<Tsg might
sEzzzs- so0z q1ssr q1ssti5zz froz the siee-
tisrz- Pe--aps. hoEsFErs ne az vrO1Z, and
tie gsntIezaz iatsn1z 70 base his cIain.s TO
sIer1ioa upou tie patriotism Displayed n the
artici-- Thoss interested. can aE0rs 70 Eaif
The Gero1saezG
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

Etsey tsen-S q e2SleesS sid pleasure iste
vsry sAogs spsce--Nss very klealy received
sy The c.3e<-s u TIE Sac Fssuelseo FRS pe-
rs-suesrs. tie C0icf Of which vas tees al
sea- IN The Eastern States, lie had visited
several la-,s c,gies, ssa fesn3 that tsS oas3
sssieS ess sltnsst Il net enti-vlS cat II date,
eeiuS replaced ~ steam sugizes, e grcst
power asa bvassilsl ~osSsAuSAlr, II VS.
his god serssse to ee prvsens al he srst
srnsal parade u ths RoSsoo Ssrsn Firv De-
parySiSss. CONSISTING x tosrssSR stcsD~rs,
Aose carriages, sse.. vhisA, IN S-aSr - SLOW
the Improvement b srv sprErst1s. iselsae&
an old srgise. eRns In lSlS hksWise oss
ham il 1876 BE reeSlved every courtesy
freRs shS OeScers o. the Elrv pSpartraest
AID CIV Of Bosgcu. Sf.sr tAs review ca The
ConRer. The guests, sevsrsl % whom were
suStsSers fron eidervnt eIttes, were eoa-
conducted - the Parker HouSs ss& 10 Musk
Hal Wa<rs they were rvSsled with a srleneiG
e0,lagiog. oar9s q neSIe veinS in attsn-
taucv- Tns eollztioe was followed ~ toa<,s
ara speeches. Aasr several ssgiaeers ard
o,asr guess ha& bee1 cale5 upoz, the Mayor
seated that be Eoula call upon an engineer
fr0s farsher West thse any 0os they hsd vet
lizard, and sallSG % TIE Chief Ergineer Of
the Eorolelg Fire DevarsrusBt. Mr.. WI
na3s stated that The parade Gay in BoS5o1,
was ooS q Tx p,sassB,es; episodes q his
trip, ana be se0uid always remember with
gratitude ths Siu1aeSS shown him er that
G1r- He compared The steam ard hand Gu
Siues, ard recommended 4 small steamer fo-
car Department; said thst BE bad nowhere
seen better frsnSn teau or OWE. bat il was
Impossible 10 pr muscle aSsirss steam. in
eoc,iuesG contest with the eevcu-irS ele-
meat. Mr.. Williams remarked that De wss
raizeG 70 hear thss the secon6 ocscsr Of the
san Francisco Department.. who lad sxtene-
et 10 hin the welcome Of the Department,
o. lis Atg trip, lad while in the discharge
Of hls duty. ulst ~Ith f.n which Has ike
u TO prove fatal
rhe Secretary waS Instructed BY motion Of
the Department, 20 wrise letters expressive
Of tbeir thszkS 10 The several officers who 80
kindly eEtertIiasd Cur Engineers. while in
the Cuissd States, likewise expressing their
sympathy with the san Francisco Depart,
r,sEs, in The sad accident sustained BY their
Second Engineer.
We are INDEBTED 10 Secretary Quick. for
the above report Of the meeting. be having
been instructed to furnish the same for pub
Iicatio1.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

IKE 4dvrrsLser seems at baSt 70 have CON
uirtst Its>lfto open opposition TO the inter.
ssrs q he planters a. well a. 4SzinSt the
Chfusse a< A people. Witness its luezbrs-
tons % the coalition Of M4zri-izs and its
lament over the E4IIer condition Of Lahsius.
IN Saturday Issue Ouly think oftl Tiue
WAS, Ehen more whale ships anchored in the
open roatsSsa6 Al Lahziua. thar catered the
sa1Z and comfortable haroor Of Honolulu.
Thea there were ship chambers there, the
people tePendsd upon trade With the ships
for support Vow al the whaiers come TO
Houolulu- there are 10 ship chambers At La
haiaa, ard rot uAuy Foreigners. The people
Instead q raising few sweet potatoes a.
fousriy, nov raise sugar cane and sell il, re-
eSivi1g therefor, IL the aggregate, 4 much
larger amount than they ever received for
supplies furnished the Eh4lers, and IRE COG
seqesutly better OF than they ever were be-
fore The melancholy reflections, therefore,
Ehdch forced themselves upon the mind Of
tie brilliant huu4uitari4u OF the Advertiser,
upon bearing that the people Of L4haina
send 10 Honolulu for hesfsseak, are some
what ridic1loGs- dis question a. to what
bad crushed LAh4i1a. - The whaling feet or
szEzrsf < certainly rather difficult to an
s~er iuasurch AZ up 20 the latest dates
FROM that place, It wasn't q crushed y Al all,
sltho1gh a large amount Of sugar-cane *
crushed thsre every year 4 large portion Of
Il being grOEu b. the native population on
their OWE lnGs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

VS. beg 20 STATE 70 J, Nc, that cur NJ
MARKS were e&se2 upon the iaeer resolutions
raSss2 al the lste S,eetlnss, The headers OF
which sssigssa that The mechanics wSre With
tAeuL We Go rot Believe II. ard have coz
s3enee that i the mechanics have allowed
,AeusSrlv~s 10 ee arsgoosc& in,o movement
that : @SrSly political ene, they viii, Ike
oer eerrvsposeent. set themselves Flght X
forv the Community,
Elilssr q tAe kzsa1iiss Gxstes-S0,
As ess oS the oldest rSsi& NJ mechanics Of
Hoaolala esaHos possibly eoeevive the
srosres aaoz which yoa feana the state
meets in yoar hst issue, thai The ne
ehaaies q Houelsla were The '>S0al Of the
late lAeer sSegipgs," and that they arr s. a
class opposed 10 tSS ln,r02eesioa of contract
Iseorvrs fer the plantatiors>
For my ewn part I utterly repadisie TIE
eharsctsr Of he sestiaspts which yea i'm,
gete 10 Us, ard sesr eoaveFsiug viii lSEge
szrae<r Of my feliow mechanics % The sub
jees. esaret say that Vas 81 all surprised
10 Esd that yesv infsrvnees in regard 10
their opleioss On the labor Qssstica were
utterly groap6ics< ard aplHs,i6aele.
Do rot believe that there IS cue intelli
sert mechanic in this city who WeGld en-
ters4ir the iGea for a moment that the intro
auetioa Of agricultural lAeorers from Caina
or ANY other plAce eoala Interfere with his
interests in any Nay. or GeprselSte in the
sHslies, extent, the vslue Of skilled labor in
this Kingdom. As with otbe< members OF
the Community who have made this cosn-
t-y their home snG who naturally take an in
tSrvst in its prosperity, there exists amongst
them (she meehSniesl variety Of Opinions
On the question Of the Introduction Of large
uumoSrs Of Chinese lshoreFs> 0oe Of the
greatest and most reasonable objections 10
their iutrodretio1 being, that settling here
in hryx numbers after their plantation eoa-
tracts expire, they would form very large
aud very undesirable eisment in a christian
community, an objection, however, which
might be Ohviatej ey returning them 70
thSir contracts Or giving them the opticn Of
rs-Shipping % the plautatiOuS~
I viii not Mr., Editor AZ present discuss the
very illogical character of your differences
in regard to the we'll known desire Of the
mechanics aud working men Of this country
for discriminating taFtt. such - viii foster
aud protect our hCme Industries but must
huubly beg 10 eNpresS my positive eonvie~
tioe that your issue Of last week. entirely
uiSrspTvsentS the views Of very large num-
Der Of the mechanics OF this city. and that
YOUR statements IN regard u their opinions
srd position, ss class, With rvfereuev 10 the
late labor meetings, are unjust and uriair-
J. McC.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10
MEMORANDA

EaEE Ea.Ezz- ~ zI1ELEIE-->l1issi r-lll -ii,,lii1
r.s-au3sr =. and erulsst Hs-1Hlll i-.iae Ne -i7-
- a ,,.r-1 uhaia Vhi-a 1lnia = 8arrslz- ~
su.--ll afal-a a.rllu 1ssar ssnr Ls-Illf- EtlE >
q ~ s1zc II lIE y hing -. ena-lEllr-r-t a
mrs rsrrr1l rIle clalln-iIl-inE TIN = AL
- = flr-rr Wildrn s1Igs al sur 1sa1cs- and -
- -u=-slr >crrs hi Earks. llsr 1l-r 1liliai-l
r-u-u.T --- SaE sur irsc tilTlsznt LIZ = = ~
s. HIur ~ rllk i-sr hsE1snd Ille : 1iaA -
n T1ls Wralrs Ears sclE.s frIrnE al lll's : -
- 4s,r-r=r s-ra sE.nrv 81 risIr W1c-r- 1dH 1sHt
w-r-a-r p <-uo.sn1-r zl'l1 silaiN a Nli--a=
Ant taak li1s-n al raliE = an91sii.is si-..l4
fIF1 AZ easls E1ai a 90 7,l'ililia q A-nH- ~
= $500 -. v...rl.sr we i.I.L 3ur FsEF crL
va uil.is f-Im > y L ca aaa1ing IL A,sA-A
.-lsu1rarsE Ezlss m 81 s1h-n lts1-t silf q =
irl.r Nira sCEEs al tla1f 1al a.ss so <i--1a
~ F--u ~ - lsuf zn1iis-lrs E-lE1sr Uis1 Efs1
All - Ezads slriEing parr w. --r- =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

O. c ASs5cLArI1S-A meeting CT the I1t
owners n OaAE ceme1ery. Vas held l4zs
ThzrSiIy evening II the Vsssry room al Fort
Street Chzrrh THe a-renEazez Eas SIN
a.stEf-Azczasiin-. every ei-i-sa h, CO og-Enr
% ss- Interested IN cur esuetgry matters.
The EEi1g 1ay tIk= care q themselves, tat
cur E.aE rssz n cur loving csrs, and ls,ig r.
measrznce- The asoruneaE and seazEify-
NJ Ct The E-p4zts. EhsrS the 6eaa: slesP
their lIzz sleep. Is cue Ct Tie E1asS zrrikizE
siees thar attracts The ztrelticu 4 visitors 70
the East The uosz romantic si-Earioos. 1-s
chosen 11r cemeteries. and the charms Cf
natural sce1erT are kzi-.areaest y arr. 80
thai woods. Ea-er, and Ei1cing zEsa1sz.
csuaizs- &c uak= Jhem pleasant places oC
resort E-Forrz Il the Secretary an: Treas
arsr, we're hazssss IL L appeared f-oa
these, thaz the As..1cisl-51a has PSllet: through
raz heavy Ezhr- thai vas Incurred n snla-Eg-
NJ liz Er11a.z. 11G has <1rulssG1r-G lhe CO
ss4eies anc hin.-z1cz= rha- embarrassed L 80
bsag- A respectable balance 70 lAs crss.i- 0f
the AsscciErBsa vas zh0Eu 81 tx bookz.
ghieh ~ s1acie teE 1sE Trustees. % CaTrT
sg- a1F Improvements. @ new rsgEia-iloz
taaE tAEE nay GstsrZi1e Epoa- S0 cue
c1z.s &c r-zualz a. tAe rsE1l4-i11s and h-ss
q tas Aszocia-i,sa- VIC, t4ks< 10 Fa5zz % Il
s,ru himself CT tie rga=01z WY they are
laid. ailG ueEierts % 1Ezfe the userilgz
Tue T-zzsess- serve Tx F1hE5-- EirhsGz X
---a-rs6-u aa,E have curv IL. rukgf,. rgvx
AZ heart The f1uoElag Esa-i<a<n were
elected Trustees
Jas. I DGEzerr- A = Cz-rErige<. : G
WEssr, 4 4 P C1r,er, Gea- AcLeaa. SzaI
SzT5E.Ee- = G. D5.kzo1-
The Eaa-s 1rZzzdze1 y sli.e-zE. Z A ?
Garter Pr==i5znt; J. G. D5rkzou- Se<-zsary7
A : CarrErigaf- Trzzzzrsr lie ga6zr-
szlzsr i NJ C Z WElEI1zz- = Ehs0 aFpli-
cs1-isa &c tlrTilIs 1ag b. 4a1z-
When aFrzE-g Eiri ElEs N ave VIA = i1<ky
Irizhzza. hEr hza-- Always Essz Fny Pa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

p-s-zAasrss SIPS At E1sgEELE--Tasrs
hare bse1 tEg Instances recently Ct usrrh1z-
vessels arriving a. TIN. part n distress AMI be-
izr caaFeize,i "a discharge cargg- Ea5.a . Is
vel q pzz ca r~cur,i FIR The affirmation Gs
-a5se Interested n ss5pFiaE Ca tbs eesaa- Iai
a. sEgE5rs the fl.fif-5ss aslris.i A. tins uo-.
fle 5zsshArgag sa5gs- The ship LGrsn-s. e
Bas1ga, Win -t35 iazs sf zzAzs n bzlk. vas
discharged n 5EslEs ami hal EgrSil, DAYS
By fIrry natives. he r11a1 sIszsi "a bard
AMI .arts.i away frvu the rsarf % tie s-grs-
buses. a. 4 .us- 4l-srstasr II 8 .sag- The
F-'rHE " TEage-. also " Bszrla. discharged
$50 TINS of wheat, pars Il saica Vas a szIE
All lad to be 5aErs,i- n aias wgrsiae days.
81 ifsE aa-lT.s. Il a gust af lsaEz s. -9dd- be
zaisz S@55 sar-Egs azI Eaars1es- The laaGr
Z sasa the shave Instances, E1s Hatsr the
mined azs irscr51u af NJ Dswrr Ca--Erizh..
The ? v TiEysr. hlEiag besz tascggghIE
rvpairsf- L NV ssiag rslsatsd, 1zt VI De
rsaliy u Eruees,i "a hsr Tg!ars n dLy q
-Es--P- O. 4Ersrrss-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10
List of Foreign Jurors
Licences Expiring in NoY'f, 1869.

ID ETAII.--HOno IL, HOLSTER
HI Hyland, S1uann St. 7; 9Th, T. II. 4 g..
Segelken, NuuAnu 5th, Ahana, do; 9th, All
Tong & All Chuck, Nduanu 18th, W. n.
Ladd. Fort sd. g. W. Macy, Queen 81. !;
sth. All Keau. Nuuanu 5th, he6regor, Maui
nAkea; 24th, Cleghorn, Nuuanu. Heeia,
Oahu, ID. All Tong; i4ih, Aki0ns, Waialua !;
Puma, Hawaii. 10th. c. n. Spencer 4 Co. !;
18th, Hanai, Hilo Wai0hinu, Hawaii, 29th,
Teen Kahn; Laupsh0ehoe, Hawaii, 10Th,
Apo Maui, Keanae, 29th, Kaahaaina 4 Co.
WHOLESALB-HonOl Sd, W. l. Green;
9th. WAterho1se. Queen ST.
sHIPPING-1Ith, W. NJ Markham
VIcIUALLING-Hono 18th, All
Chung, 9th.
BILLIARDS.-gth, Louxada A Hosland.
BUTCHER Waikiki, Maui. goth, J.
Daniels
RETAIL sPIRITs-sth. LOu1ada How
land
HORsE-2d. Honolulu. No. 81. MokHhao
I'd. KAsaku. Sd Ksohi No. IS; It'll, Job Ma
hina, % 7th, KAhau, o.; 11th. samusla, 90;
IIfh, Keaka, 81 18th, job Mshina, IS; 18th,
Aai0piO, % 18th, Kspoh0ni. 100 Isth, Pao,
I61 18th, Ioane Male, l02 18th, Mahelona,
Ie5; Igth, Eaaiahana, 1915; lskh, B. Edward,
I69 18th, Kalailoa, 1917; 18th, Keanini, l0s
18th, Ksnesahine. 100 17th, Kaks. Il0-l1I
18th. Lolsna. liz 18th. Paona, 1l5; 18th,
Hoopakele, ia 18th, Kealakai. IFS 18th,
KaIe, 116; 2Ist. Nassls. 100; 10th, Ansholios
III 2lsf, KaabiahiEs, lis 2Ist, Pska, ll9
2Ist. Opiopio. lz1-12z; 21st. Ksmaks, l23;
z1st, Koko, ia 2ists 0hHls, iz5; Esd, Pn-
niE4i, I26s 18th, Kamakahi, III 18th, Kai-
hekakui. IFS; 2eth, Ksilip4hes, 1880 18th,
Kazn4ana, 1871 18th, Kspehs, 1sz KaEnaka,
l35 Kapsniai, l54-5; Alams, 1sof Ella, 1871;
Ainap.a, lbs ! Koa, 1ss; Aalonz, 1906 zsths
Holona, 14l Goth. Naho, 49,
B0AT-Eo. u, Ksmakaniu, 10th Mahsle,
70. Is, 18th Kaamaka. No. 20, 18th
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COMMERCIAL
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VS. noEies. tx arrival q Col :, :. Prats
ana @ifs, by TAX " Ss,rgsr. frozs he North.
Mr., PRATT. lse here IN APrii t1ss, II the
SarS Fzsaz. 90 4 trading voyagS - Bas-i0s
Sszzi1s- Ek bead quarters las eSe5 4. Pe-
t-opagLoysSi whence he saS ads VOYAGES
70 vsrio1s parts q the adjacent coasts.
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FoKruSArE-The bark kssisn Sug,r. Capt.
Camgesl. o. the passage tr0Gs tie Arctic to
tais pors. fsU ia WIKI large school u s7eru
whales GA the Soth Of Ocsossr. in LAT ~ IS
y, azt Long IS4' 10 v. Case was given,
arc t1ur CT the whales secured. which
80 slowed down 70 barrels Of oil Whales
were agsin sssu by Capt. Campbell oa the
20 Inst. IN Lat = y au6 Long f5I&S W,
oz1 owing 70 the tict that the SHIPS coupany
vcrs ca very short allowance q Eater. L.
thought IL vas iuprnGsns to give CHASE.
Nothing pleases Shal-1Sn ulors tAaz 70 &c
abe - seeE-s 4 sGzIsJity q sperm oil wiki
rvrzruiu< fr0u I ssaSou's tg1 IN the Arctic.
In tllS Instance. the C4Pssin remarked that
be a. would a. soon take a sperm weale CO
the passase down from tie Arctic, as A. any
ether tine q the rear