A brief and remarkable narrative of the life and extreme sufferings of Barnabas Downs, Jun. : $b Who was among the number of those who escaped death on board the privateer brig Arnold, James Magee, commander, which was cast away near Plymouth-Harbour, in a most terrible snow-storm, December 26, 1778, when more than sixty persons were frozen to death. Containing also a particular account of said shipwreck — John Shaqi
A brief and remarkable narrative of the life and extreme sufferings of Barnabas Downs, Jun. : $b Who was among the number of those who escaped death on board the privateer brig Arnold, James Magee, commander, which was cast away near Plymouth-Harbour, in a most terrible snow-storm, December 26, 1778, when more than sixty persons were frozen to death. Containing also a particular account of said shipwreckDowns, Barnabas
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A brief and remarkable narrative of the life and extreme sufferings of Barnabas Downs, Jun. : $b Who was among the number of those who escaped death on board the privateer brig Arnold, James Magee, commander, which was cast away near Plymouth-Harbour, in a most terrible snow-storm, December 26, 1778, when more than sixty persons were frozen to death. Containing also a particular account of said shipwreck
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Downs, Barnabas, 1757-1817; James Arnold (Ship); Shipwrecks
[Illustration: Woodcut of a shipwreck]
A brief and remarkable
NARRATIVE
OF THE
LIFE
And extreme =Sufferings= of
_BARNABAS DOWNS, Jun._
Who was among the Number of thoſe who eſcaped Death on board the
Privateer Brig =Arnold=, =James Magee=, Commander, which was caſt
away near =Plymouth-Harbour=, in a moſt terrible Snow-Storm,
December 26, 1778, when more than Sixty Perſons were frozen to
Death.——Containing alſo
A particular =Account= of ſaid Shipwreck.
Printed by =E. Russell=, for the =Author=, 1786
=Printing-Office Liberty-square=, Sept. 22, 1786.
In the Preſs, and in a few Days will be publiſhed and ready for Sale,
by =E. Russell=, at his Office, near Liberty Pole, by the Thouſand,
Hundred, Groce or leſſer Quantity, at the moſt reaſonable Rate:—Alſo
may be had of Mr. =Benjamin Guild=, at the Boſton Book-Store, near
the State-Houſe in Cornhill; Col. =Ebenezer Battelle=, Bookſeller,
at the London Book-Store, in Marlboro’-Street; Mr. =William Green=,
Bookſeller, at Shakeſpear’s-Head, in Newbury-Street; Capt. =William
Green=, at his Grocery and Weſt-India Store near the Bridge, in
_Boſton_; Mr. =Lemuel Cox=, and Mr. =Trumbull=, Innholder, near the
Bridge, and Mr. =Edward Hayes=, in _Charleſton_; Mr. =Edward Killins=,
at his Store, near the Market, in _Salem_; Mr. =Bulkly Emerson=, at the
Poſt-Office, in _Newbury-Port_; Mr. =Alford Butler=, Bookſeller, in
_Portſmouth, New-Hampſhire_, and by many other Printers, Bookſellers,
Shopkeepers and Travelling-Traders in Town and Country.
BICKERSTAFF’s
GENUINE AND CORRECT
BOSTON ALMANACK,
For the Year of our =Redemption=, 1787.
Which will contain a great Variety of uſeful and entertaining =Matter=,
in =Prose= and =Verse=.
This =Work= will be likewiſe ornamented with a large Number of engraved
Plates, ſome of which repreſent the twelve Signs of the Zodiack in
Miniature, and the ſeveral Employments and Diverſions of the =Gentlemen
Farmers=, throughout the different Seaſons of the Year:—Alſo a curious
Repreſentation of a =County Convention=, debating on State-Affairs; at
the Head of the Table is a Figure of _HONESTUS_, that renowned Champion
and bold Atteſtor of the =Liberty= of the Subject, and ſworn Enemy
to =Lawyers=, who is converſing with one of the Order; over his Head
is a Label with theſe Words “_No_ =Courts=, _no_ LAWYERS:” Another
Plate repreſents a very curious and droll Scene of a large Group of
the =Black Order=, or the =Sons= of =Littleton= and =Coke=, mounted
on Jack-Aſſes, Peacocks, &c. returning from a rich Feaſt at =Concord
Court=, &c.
PREFACE.
_To the READER, into whoſe Hands this_ =Narrative= _may fall;
eſpecially my Seafaring_ =Brethren=.
_FRIENDS_,
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