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--17-- Strong head winds; we came in view of Long Island, 3 p.m. took a pilot on board at 4, who informed us that they had not heard from the Oxford, nor
...dley received us kindly. The brethren were distributed among the Saints in Boston.
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...breezed up a little and continued to blow until 2 or 3 that night; but our pilot proved to be of a little consequence, for as soon as it came dark he was lo
...d he knew where he was better than the pilot; he took the command from the pilot, tacked ship to the southeast and run until he thought we were out of the w
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...liamsburg]] & saw Octave's aunt. Sat. 13. [[Benard Snow|B. Snow]] left for Boston. I left for Burlington, Iowa.
...ny land for the last 45 days. About 1/2 an our after sunrise we received a pilot on board ship. 10 o'clock a.m. we had a steam tugboat hitched to us to take
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...ce for conveying the emigrants westward. At length, after making a trip to Boston, Elder Taylor succeeded in closing a satisfactory contract for their convey
July the 12th. The pilot came aboard to direct the ship into the harbor of New York, and to the plac
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...ce to New York City, where we stopped a day or two, and took steamboat for Boston by way of Providence, visiting the brethren in Lynn and Salem, also many of
...y 1841]--Strong head winds; we came in view of Long Island, 3 p.m., took a pilot on board at 4, who informed us that they had not heard from the "Oxford," n
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...rse, he was forced to desist, and after a time quietly retired.—''Boston Pilot.''
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... now-a-days "vive la bagetelle" means "long life to King Humbug." ''Boston Pilot.''
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