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SUPERIOR LIFE Boar FOR THE JOHN r. GAR
DENER We yesterday saw very fine life boat
which is intended for the barque John r. Garden.
er, Capt. James Petersen, a regular packet be-
tween New York and Honduras. II will be reco-
lected that the John X Gardener WAS dismasted in
the gale OF Oct 6, and that the brigs Amanda, and
Flordo Blanco, belonging to B. Blanco, Esq Of
this city, were totally wrecked, and all hands lost
la consequence of those disasters, Capt p has de-
termined to have life boat He states, that if the
Amanda and F. Blanco had been supplied with one
or two, not soul would have been lost The
boat for the r. Gardener is 10 feet inches long,
is capable Of carrying Zoo lbs, with her plugs out,
and when full Of water will free herself in less
than minute. The materials are of the best
white cedar and oak, copper fastened and rivetted
throughout and the air sections are "copper" timed
over She did not cost much-but little more than
The ordinary boats. She was made by G. L. Inger-
soil. Of this city