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Page 177
... arrived here on the 17th ultimo . On the arrival of the ship , I was absent at Bassa , making arrangements for the reception of the emigrants , and concluding some important negotia- tions with the native chiefs of that country . This ...
... arrived here on the 17th ultimo . On the arrival of the ship , I was absent at Bassa , making arrangements for the reception of the emigrants , and concluding some important negotia- tions with the native chiefs of that country . This ...
Page 138
... arrived at Alexandria on the 19th , and , after six weeks ' detention in Egypt , quitted Suez , by the Bere- nice steamer , on the 1st November , arrived at ' Aden on the 10th instant , where I was most favorably received by Captain ...
... arrived at Alexandria on the 19th , and , after six weeks ' detention in Egypt , quitted Suez , by the Bere- nice steamer , on the 1st November , arrived at ' Aden on the 10th instant , where I was most favorably received by Captain ...
Page 370
... arrived ( 23rd July , ) than Governor BUCHANAN determined to visit the leeward settlements , and on the after- noon of the 24th he departed , in apparent good health , on board the schooner Regulus , for Marshall , where he arrived the ...
... arrived ( 23rd July , ) than Governor BUCHANAN determined to visit the leeward settlements , and on the after- noon of the 24th he departed , in apparent good health , on board the schooner Regulus , for Marshall , where he arrived the ...
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