Chapter

 1 III  |        ship, seventeen hundred bales of cotton, of the estimated
 2 III  |  Chancellor” is conveying 1700 bales of cotton to Liverpool;
 3 III  |        closely packed with the bales, The lading was performed
 4 XV   |     the whole bulk of the 1700 bales of cotton.~
 5 XVII |        overboard a few hundred bales of cotton; two or three
 6 XVII |    spare the cargo, and as the bales that lie just above the
 7 XIX  |      be in a condition for the bales of cotton to be removed
 8 XIX  | proceeded to haul up the heavy bales which had been deluged so
 9 XIX  | spoiled. One by one the sodden bales were placed in the boat
10 XIX  |   ordered that a number of the bales should be piled up inside
11 XXI  |      of stone, and such of the bales of cotton as had sustained
12 XXIII|   After dislodging some of the bales of cotton we could hear