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Heide 1875Īnd now, with Glossin's cursed contrivance, my crew have been cut off, my boats destroyed, and I daresay the lugger's taken there were not men enough left on board to work her, far less to fight her - a dredge-boat might have taken her.

Heide, on the resources, trade and commerce of North Carolina.

The government has now a dredge-boat at work at this point, which has been doing very good service of late, and it is hoped large vessels will soon be able to take in their full cargoes at Wilmington and proceed at once to sea without the necessity of lightering. and in 1868, the 'Essayons,' a steam dredge-boat, constructed by the Atlantic Works, of Boston, was employed upon the bar at Pass à l'Outre. The Great South A Record of Journeys in Louisiana, Texas, the Indian Territory, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland 1875 On the pretty pier in front of the Sea Island Hotel two or three buzzards were ensconced asleep half way across the stream a dredge-boat was hauling up phosphates from the channel-bed. The former is attained by running out piers into the lake from the mouth of the river and the latter, by the use of a dredge-boat, to cut through the obstructions.

Defiantion of dredged definition of vices