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 1 1      |                     CHAPTER I.~CHARLESTON, SEPTEMBER 27th, 1869.—It
 2 1      |       her third voyage between Charleston and Liverpool. As she wended
 3 1      |        through the channels of Charleston harbour, it was the British
 4 1      |        was loitering about the Charleston quays, my eye lighted upon
 5 II     | through the narrow channels of Charleston; and I have no reason to
 6 III    |    BRONSFIELD AND CO., AGENTS, CHARLESTON.~“I, John Silas Huntly,
 7 III    |        900 tons burden, now at Charleston, do purpose, by the blessing
 8 III    |        Co., Commission Agents, Charleston, and have placed the same
 9 III    |       null and void.~“Given at Charleston, September 13th, 1869,~ “
10 III    |    shippers are Bronsfield, of Charleston, and the consignees are
11 V      |        tenth day since we left Charleston, and I should think our
12 V      |     that a vessel sailing from Charleston to Liverpool, would have
13 XXX    |  twenty-eight persons who left Charleston in the “Chancellor,” only
14 XXXVI  |      board the “Chancellor” at Charleston.~Curtis’s first care had
15 XXXVIII|      had elapsed since we left Charleston in the “Chancellor,” and
16 LVII   |   twenty-three seamen—who left Charleston on board the ship, only