Pulaski County GaArchives History .....Departure of the "Mary Fisher" 1822
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DEPARTURE OF THE "MARY FISHER" FOR SAVANNAH

   On last Wednesday morning, a few minutes before 12 o'clock, the Mary Fisher
loosed her moorings and turned her head toward Savannah with a cargo of more
than two hundred bales of cotton and other merchandise, commanded by Capt.
William Taylor, with Mr. Thomas Holder acting as purser, Mr. Joe Reynolds as
engineer, and Lawson Way as watchman. John Swain (colored), the faithful pilot,
was at the wheel. They expect to reach Savannah by Sunday next. On the return
trip she will take a load of salt.-(Jan. 8, 1822.)


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"HISTORY OF PULASKI COUNTY GEORGIA"

OFFICIAL HISTORY

COMPILED BY THE HAWKINSVILLE CHAPTER
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
PRESS OF WALTER W. BROWN PUBLISHING COMPANY
ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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