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APPENDIX. 



1 fin -chain. 



3 head -straps. 



1 chain stopper. 

 1 fish hook. 



4 chain punches. 

 1 pair of grains. 

 1 rope -jack. 



28 hooks and thimbles. 

 18 thimbles. 



4 boat anchors. 



1 sot chain pendants. 



1 fire pike. 



i dozen oil -scoops. 



3 shackles. 



3 cutting -toggles. 



1 masthead waif. 



h dozen large marline needles 

 3 dozen small marline needles 



3 dozen roping needles. 



5 dozen assorted sail needles, 

 li dozen sewing palms. 



4 balls shoe thread. 



20 pounds whijiping twine. 

 50 pounds sail twine. 



2 pounds lamp -wick. 

 2 dozen corks. 



4 pounds brimstone. 

 G Bath brick. 



1 side pump leather. 



2 sides rigging leather. 

 50 pounds cannon jiowder. 

 25 pounds musket powder. 



2,000 percussion caps. 

 1 signal -gun. 



1 dozen muskets. 



2 Isarrcls claj^ 

 1 barrel lime. 



3 barrels tar. 

 Tj barrel rosin. 



3 try-jiots (two sets in the 



try- works). 

 1 deck -pot and 1 spare deck- 

 pot. 



4 tons hard coal. 

 2(10 Inicks. 



1 oil hose and cock. 

 1 hose -tub. 



1 draw -bucket. 



2 sets chest hinges. 



8 grate bars for try -works. 

 4 iron knees for try-works. 

 4 smoke pipes for try -works. 

 2 iron doors for trj'- works. 

 1 caboose stove (large) and ap- 

 paratus. 



1 Horsburgh's East India Di- 



rector}'. 



2 trowels. 



1 blubber -room steel. 



2 rigging screws. 

 12 paiis handcuffs.- 



1 screw cutting-plate and dies. 

 20 boat paddles. 

 G boat anchors. 

 4 boat grapnels. 

 G boat kegs. 

 4 lantern kegs. 

 4 drags. 

 G line -tubs. 

 4 fog-horns. 

 1 dozen lioat knives. 

 1 dozen boat hatchets. 

 4 boat crotches. 

 4 tub -oar crotches. 

 4 boat buckets. 

 1 dozen nippers. 

 4 dozen chock -pins. 

 1 case bucket. 

 1 turiiing- lathe. 

 1 set turning gouges. 

 1 set turning chisels. 



3 dozen floats, or coarse files, 



for working whalebone. 

 12 brad -awls. 

 3 saddler's awls. 

 3 sewing awls. 

 4,000 copper tacks. 

 4,000 iron tacks. 

 1,000 pounds of tobacco. 



Books for ship's library. 



Note. — Many of the articles herein enumerated are made on board ship from materials sup- 

 jilied for the purpose, while there are many others of but trivial importance wdiich are not men- 

 tioned. Eelative to the Cjuantity of clothing and recruits — the last named being also called "trade" 

 — thej' vary materially with difl'erent owners of ships and the nature of the voyage undertaken. 

 Hence, the lists referred to can only be regarded as approximative. A Cape Horn voya"-e, as 



