The Marine room of the Peabody Museum of Salem . SHIP ??CHARLEMAGNE OF NEW YORK. ADDISON RICHARDSON, MASTERPainting by Frederic Roux, 1828.. SHIP CYGNET OF SALEM, 1822Painting by Anton Roux. Jr., 1824 Borneo, ship, of Salem, built by Jenks and Hoyt at Salem, 1831, 297tons. Purchased by Silsbee, Pickman & Stone of Salem,1847, for $9,000. Water-color painting inscribed, — Ship Borneo of Salem,Captain B. R. Peabody. Altered to a bark; abandoned inthe North Atlantic, Jan. 1, 1854. Brenda, topsail schooner, of Boston, built by George Raynes atPortsmouth, N. H., 1851, 300 tons. Oil painting by a Chi
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The Marine room of the Peabody Museum of Salem . SHIP ??CHARLEMAGNE OF NEW YORK. ADDISON RICHARDSON, MASTERPainting by Frederic Roux, 1828.. SHIP CYGNET OF SALEM, 1822Painting by Anton Roux. Jr., 1824 Borneo, ship, of Salem, built by Jenks and Hoyt at Salem, 1831, 297tons. Purchased by Silsbee, Pickman & Stone of Salem, 1847, for $9, 000. Water-color painting inscribed, — Ship Borneo of Salem, Captain B. R. Peabody. Altered to a bark; abandoned inthe North Atlantic, Jan. 1, 1854. Brenda, topsail schooner, of Boston, built by George Raynes atPortsmouth, N. H., 1851, 300 tons. Oil painting by a Chinese artist at Whampoa. An opiumclipper, owned by J. M. Forbes and others. Said to havegone out with a peculiar rig which was altered after reachingChina. Brookline, ship, of Salem, built by Thatcher Magoun at Medford, Mass., 1831, 349 tons. Copy by M. Macpherson of original water-color painting.The Brookline became a whaler and was broken up at BuenosAyres in 1861. Brutus, ship, of Salem [with Volusia and Ulysses 1st]; built by RetireBecket at Salem, 1797, 303 tons. Three oil paintings by M. Corne, with long inscriptions, showing