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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-21
PHILADELPHIA, November 1s.

Captain Gardner Of the ship Western
Trader frpm Liverpool, was boarded on
the 10Th ul,. by the British frigase Amhers,
6 days from Plymouth, England, and treat.
ed politely, the boarding officer informed
captain G. sha, the Revenge cutter had
sailed for the United States, and that on
the day preceding they had spoken cut-
ter days Cut, who Informed that an EN-
barge had been laid on all American yes
sells in Plymouth.
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Five Dollars Reward.
November Oh.

A BSCONDED from the subscriber on
N Saturday night last, Negro Woman
by the name Of COFFEE, and took with her
a child about months old. ! expect she is
harbored amongst some of the free negroes IN
town-Any one that will give me- informant
on Of her SO that get her again, shall receive
Five Dollars Reward. And | forewarn any
person whatever from harboring her, as am
determined to put the law in force against all
such.
John Hunter.
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4 Baltimore on Thursday. on his way to
Washington, with dispatches from our mii
Mister az London TO the secretary of state.
These dispatches arrived at, New YORK, lin
the ship Swift, eaptaia Taber, from Il
verpoos.
The London Sunday Resiezv of the 2osh
of September says, For some days PAST
unpleasant rumors have beenio circulation
respecting The. negotiation between this
country ADD America. These seem prin-
cipally 10 have originated from the circum
stance, that Mr. Mnnroe had declared his
intention eff immediately quis,ing the coun.
try. We lrrs,, however, that the alarm
is unfounded that Mr.. Muproe means
yerv soop 10 rake his departure, is true /;
il has been his intention some sime, ADD
Of late he has seen little more than an as.
sjstans OF Mr.. Pinckney. His sudden de
parture at this period, therefore, may as
probably have favorable as an unfavorable
auspice. Another reason given for Mr..
Munroe's departure. is, that in the event
of Mr.. Jefferson declining the presidency
of the u. States, he means 20 stand candi.
date"
Nsn-l mbortation Act Many Of our com.
mercial friends have snqulred Of as, the pc.
Rod 20 which his act of congress has been
suspended by the president For their ia
formation, and that of ethers, who have
permitted the fact 70. slip their memories,
we state. that toe suspension will terminate
on The second Monday IN December next,
which will be the i4tn of thar month.
Phil. GaS
On Friday, on motion of colonel Ogaen
ne counseiwish colonel Barr, and with the
assent cs the attorney general, we under.
staod the supreme court granted 40 order
70 ouAsH the Indictment 10 the case OF the
state against Aaren Burr for the murder OF
reneraI Hamilton. Itappears that the IN.
S;c,ment was very materially defective, and
narticuiarly in .ha, ii ailedged the murder
- he committed in this state, whereas the
fact was well established that the deashtook
Ice "a the state of New York, and thar It
s p ,he opinion of the bar generally that
,he indictment 10 its present form could not
be sustained. 80,
burr is said TO have been 10 the neigh
ao,hood Of this city. at Morrisville--how
,rur. the report is we know DOT.
''1 [Trenton tap.l
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John Hunter.
eo3tt
NOW LANDING

NOW LANDING
1T Yo.uelps zvharf, from ON board sloof Daart1
.Antoinette, from st. Jago de Cuba, aid .forre
sale ky the sn6sc'46ers--
6a hhds Molasses
IS barrels green Coffee
aa6 boxes Segars, superior qua
Also on HAND,
rs barrels Coffee
1900 lbs Bees Wax
27o Spanish Hides
10000 bushels Salt.
Wadsworth and Butler.
sar. alweotf
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GIsrannr(a Daap aoberttser.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81,

A messenger is said 70 have passed thro'
Baltimore on Thursday, on his way 10
Washington, with dispatches from our mi
nieter a, London TO the secretary of state.
These dispatches arrived al, New YORK, in
The ship Swift, captaia Taber, from Il
verpoos.
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JAMES II. MeREA, c. C.
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By gentleman who passed thrc' this
place few days ago, and upon whose su.
thority We caa rely, We were informed
tina: the evening bcfote his departure from
Pittsburgh, be read letter from Dr.
M.Gruder, dated at col. Burr's encanp-
meut near the saouth Of Camksrauds the
I'd of January. The doctor stated that
their party was five hundred strong; that
they were all 10 fine spirits that col. Burr
had Jus, explained the purposs OF his ex-
petition, with which they appeared highly
satisfied that promise OF secrecy Aad
been imposed upon them but that he
could assure his friend SO far from the IN.
tentions Of col. Burr being inimcal to the
U. S. that his project, if accomplished,
would not only be beneficial to the unlou,
but to all concerned"
Sinte the above intelligence, We have
been also favored with an accouns. OF the
nature of the expeditions which col. Burr
is said TO have explained TO some of his
party. 1t perhaps may be thought imrro-
per that we should give tito tie publlc, as
its publicity may render the plan abor.Ive,
which all must copfess is not only a legal
oee, but highly adv ansageous to this eoun-
try. The State of the public mind, how,
ever, is at present SO exaspefa,ed against
Burr, that we deem il proper, let the con-
aoences Dc what they may, 10 reveal It.
{ oil. Barr is said TO be employed bY lhe
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SENATE UNITED STATES.
IhRrs1au, Feb. $.

A debate OF considerable Interest occurred
on the following Resolutions
Resolved, That acres OF landsbe
granted % the Chesapeake gaa Delaware ca.
nal company, upon their giving bond, condi-
toned 10 transfer to tbs UniEel States, a num-
Der Of the shares of the capital stock OF said
company, at tue rae Of two hundred dollars
asharc, equal to the proceeds Of the sales OF
the land granted to them and conditioned 70
sell the said land within years, and to
furnish to the secretary Of the treasury true
account of;the sales.
Mesars, Bayard ard Pickering sepported
the resolution ; Mr. Adams opposed it; and
Messrs. Giles and Baldwin suggested deubts
resPecungit.
When the question was taken, aud the re-
solution agreed to---Ayes .2o--sSoes 6.
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NEW GOVERNMENT OF HAYTI.
Translated for the Federal Gazette.
CONSTITUTION.
TITLE Y.
Legislative FoweY.
ICoNrINUEDl

y
So. The session OF the Paroch;sl or
electoral assembly csanes soaGlae isuge,
than len days.
50. The FIRST FsFoehiai AID Elective as.
seRhlies cannot be conasned Ssiove the
month OF lSovsaahsr, II tae 81 year after
the ratiScagiou Of tho constitution.
30, II sithIn fhis siaae tssre ocssrs a
vacancy ia ths senate. lhsy shall Gil the
same from .Mongst the members compos.
lng The cooslituent. assembly.
81. The senator's, being representa-.
yves ct the nasson as large, canno,1eseiye
Toes! Instructions.
o.. st the session next preceding each
sisstlon Ct senators, this body shall pro-
vids Tor the e'sstioti Of i.es members; W 30
snailoe elec,ed by . majority of votes.
eS. No senator sha,! be re.eleeted IN he
snail have beea three years Our Of Office.
o. On notice bsing given the senator's
OF their election, they shall assemble at
Fort az Psince to perform the dates of
.aeir Once. A majority shall constitute a
Quorum.
%. The senate shall hold its sessions al
portao Prince.
o. The senate shall meet on the frs, of
January 10 each year.
o.. lie senate has ariehe 10 assemble
- "uen ef'ener az they may think the pub.
nc good require.
y. eS' he senate nave the power to com.
p'..ae attendance of its members.
o.. 10 case of Actual invasion or other
, slaas sauss, the senate may alter The
p'aee ter holding its sessions.
~ 4 ne senate shall make It's own rules
.ao pun'sa diserderly members bar they
"a. EAU 'hd'cs no greater pnnishmens than cen.
WY, or arrest for Is DAYS.
r. 90. ine sltsings of the senate are pub.
si out when by them deemed necessary
el h.as pebble welfare, they may sir with
vote. ''' " Flsi'nsu y
,,,. s' Each senator shall receive an annual
'aiary Of 14eo dolls.
- No citizen can fill two civil oa:ces
i. 0e Time. BUT such as hold commits.
sas 10 the army may be senxors.
d., - Every ninth year the senate shall
.er.'. Whas nunoer of members shall
e''n's the subsequent seaa,e.
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NORFOLK, February q.

Yesterday nlorning the British ships Of war
Bellona and Triumph, with the other British
ships in Hampton Reads, got under weigh and
proceeded to sea with great appearance of
haste. The cause of this sudden movement,
WAS oecasioned by the carnival of a pilot-boat,
from en- board which Information was obtaia-
ed, that on Saturday morning last pilot was
put ON beard French eighty gun ship in ten
fathens water. It is said that the command
er Of the French ship asked the pilots, off
they had seen any thing Of the fleet" This
we imagine was only finesse to give an idea
of a superior force. The snip is supposed to
be the Foadreyant, from HAVANA. We had
no further intelligence respecting this affair
when our paper went to press.
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"
,t;.b;ean territory, representing that IN
'as g Zee 10 an ACT Of congress lFey nave
49, ant iowa, plan of which they snb-
's1s and ,ha. ttgy have nsde progress Ia
-. 49, aa;assmeut ST the titles % lands, and
~. ~ d,ssriau.lon of the donations contefa.
plated By the said act.
0iil was reeeiFed from the senate entl-
aS{ 81 act CONFIRMING claims 70 land IN tne
~ go Of yineenaeS, whica WAS referee to
fSsreyIl raittee on paslic lands.
4 sill was likewise received IRON the Sc
rate entitled an act to reducexhe expences
the administrations OF justice an the
d;str,st Of Columbia, whlen was referred TO a
committee OF the Whole on Tuesday
TIE amendments proposed by tas Senate
ne bill Tor the rshef OF S4sTiiiiaia Hsarn,
were agreed TO.
The house resumed the consideration OF
the bill authcyizing the issuing debentures in
certain cases. ).
Mr.. u. r. Williams moved to .recommit
the bin. This mofioa, after debate, was lost.
The question was then put on engrosslng
the bill for a third reading, and the yeas and
nays, after debate, taken which were Yeas s.
NAYS 50. The Speaker declaring himself
in the negative, the question aad she bill were
lost.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-11

Court Of Spain, 10 remove the Whole OF
the Spanish treasury al Vera Cruz "a MEX
leo, winch is estimated at one huadresand
ffy millen Of dollars, TO the u. S. there
70 be kept at the disposal Of his Catholic
majesty, until Europe be restored to Its
original state of tranquility.
: Since wiring the article 10 The FIST page
headed colonel Burr, we have been nto IN.
ed or good authority, that the marquis
Yrujo, has madea communicated 10 sPub-
lie officer OF the American government, 10
the same purpose; that he aad Col. Barr
planned the scheme aboup swo years ago (;
and that it was afterwards approsed OF by
the court Of Madrid. X IS also stated,
that Mr.. Merry was infoF aaed Of itby CO.
lionel Burr; aud that he should hayegivea
his assurances, that none Of the British
cruissrs would molest the expedition, bue
on she coatrafy agord their assistance 10
the armament.
10 The event OF the expedition sncceed-
ing, il is supposed an immediate coa!isiea
will be formed between Great Britain and
Spain, agains, shs emperor BaPoleon.--
Whss the Consequences may be OF such n
immenss treasure being deposited % sheU.
S. we shall nor aoempt to speculate: bus
We thiok the effects produced, viii NOT be
ct the ilghes na.aEe.
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Extract from an act ct The CofP0F4''oa
Of Alexsna,la, for the sxtsngu'sh-
meat Of F,se.
Sec. Z. If any person who shall be pro.
sent ar any FIRE shall neglect or REFUGE TO
obey The order or direction CT any oficer
who shall be appointed by any IRE c'npa.
ny now estahi,.hsd, or which may be
hereafter established, knowing him 10 be
40 oSicsr, such person shali forfeit aud
nav the sum Of Ave dollars: Provided
The name of such officer shsl! have been
arss published IN one OF the public papers
in the toyEa.
AZ ,aeeting Of the Friendship fire.Con-
paoy, held at Mr.. John Hodgsk'n's ia.
yera January 18th, 1907.
Ths following appointGrns OF Differs
have Seen made For the present years
viz 49, ~
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aIeranoria DAILY aDbfrtiser.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRyAKY H..
From Washingfon, FEB. 10.

1 A message from the president. The
message contained extracts from a letter
written by Cowles Mead, acting governor
OF The Mississippi territory, TO the secre.
tary OF war. Mr.. Mead says that Mr..
Burr was at the mouth OF Bayau Pierre,
about as miles above Natchez, descending
the river! That ne had received letter
from hln,, containing assurances thar his
Object was nothing injurious to the ln.egr,.
~ of she union, nor did be purpoae to vi.
olase the Spanish territory, His letter al.
SO contained hints Of the Improperly Of
resisting him, aud the danger of a civil
war. Mr. Mead nentloas thar, the day
beforcTecaisiag this letter, he had lssned
orders FOR Burr's arrest, and expected in
few days to have s. this troublesome
man" 10 possession
Though We should much rather hear The
intelligence Of tbs Russisos beating the
Frenca separmsd BY London Gazette,
than receive it irom vague West india re-.
ports. ve Go nc, by any Means resign the
{ hape snas tiai which hes eans frosa ,s4ini.l
dad may be sryes Ample sinar has elapsed
between tbs latest aeeeant of fhs successes
Of Eooapsrte and the da;e of tas inteil;.
gessce fron, Trinidad for tie later 20 b.:
founded il fass. ri,sse is ia prosperous
wiskedaesa s0msshins which su.sdass tae
miaeis Of the sbjecs and vulgar iaso swe,
and fe3aids saesa 20 believe il resistahle.
We own that follou!ng Rsaaparse ,k.sagh
his who!s career, SIC can see thst il is 10
ouEaasrs and he pervsssisg % sstraae. he
Owes his unpsTaleilea eonsusass. fLs
dread Inspired by one v;csosy gees grsa.
way ia gai.ins hiaa another, and ,aas his
cooqpeass ine.snse his power II conq4sr
10 ss, inca.colab!e ratio. E4i there aTs ns.
tiapa on waea .as dazzling oi his MANS
has ne effect. WiiaSss .hs Rsisish in Ca.
lahE:a As for tie huss;aas, taey have
neither fsss cor feeling. Ii sssderate!y
we'll commanded iasy aEe terrible ia war.
Frederick tie Graa' sf,er c long AID tough
trla! with sheaa. snaas aaa of this remark
sbis expression; s can kill these fellows
bus | eaonet conqaer iaen,." Shcu,5
Austria join aaa the asshduks Charles
have The command Of enc array OF shs,n
asy way approaching to the Ere iseh in
nuober, he will cersaialy give a good as.
coun. Of tssm. Lctis be Tessllested 'saat
the battles vita Prussia Cos. the French al
immense aumbtr Of ,men, besides whiea
the sonaoesed places were to DE garrison.
ed, and this n,nst haYe aisainisaed lis ar
Jay. 49,
We viii no, say tha. IL this speculation
our hopes may be only the landmarks Of
our wish, 5. To sae la.t we will not de-
SPAR We Sll net yer give up the hope
thar tine destruction and suIJugation OF AL
Europe may be prevented. 1t shoaId be
observed that the present froa Trinidad
ITALICS vita Tie reports in Eogland from
Swedea
TPsosle's Friend
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-11
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm WEDNESDAY next, at 8 dsrloek,
" will be sold, at public sale, at the house
of John Lightfa0t, deceased, on Duke-street,
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY of the
said deceased.
Ali persons indebted, in any way, to the
said Jodn Lighy0ot, are requested to make
payment ); and these who have demands a
gainst him, are desired to present them to
the subscribers.
Elizabeth Lightfoct, Adm'rx.
John Lishtfoot, Adm'r.
February 10.
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IN Co-}IGG0,T GCUNCxE,

81 %eof@io'y, iGOi
Ordered, Thst Mr.. Campbell be permitted
totake pubic dirt under the direction OF tie
street commissioner cftIse Ncrtacgn district,
for tie purpose of .etnoyiag. a nuisance in the
Jail,
loM Feb7wQry, 1907.
ORDERED, That the order passed the 3oth of
January 1907, autacrislpg tie Collector to al
low TIE amount sf an account rendered in by
Ezra AiHsey and 60. be suspended until the
street commissioner oi ti1s southern district,
shall have examined tie wei Included III the
account, and certified that the saale IS agree
able to law. and tAst ttls Auditor Isle war;
rant wAsn auch certificate sh.ii Reproduced.
aIr. swift, from tie committee 20 Whom
vs. referred the subject OF the Powdsf-house,
Reho1Hed, That tie committee had made pro-
.rsss in 1he business, and would report there
on At tic next meeting Of Council
JAMES n. MeREA, &C.
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E @ u II ID

TIL this town, a small sam OF MONEY IN
4 Bank paper, the owner BY describing the
same, and paving the cost OF this advertise
raent, may receive it On application TO the
PRINTER.
February i !. a5t'
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7oseph MoxIy,
Ro5ert Welsh.

erns The bufnefs in future will be
carried on at the same place by ROBERT
WELSH
Qtcoauan, Jan. 80. TFa5 III lav3w
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Dis!oluti0n Of Partnerfhlp.

rg~HE Copsrtnershipof NEor!eg q Weiah,
1 was this day dissolyed by mutual con-
Gent, and RoSEKT " zLsH IS duly authorised
to seltis all the business belonging to the
fra.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-27
No. By
sUNDRY FIX TRACTS

OfAfhr5from Gearrai KNOX, S-erefarro of Tar,
to Brigaditr G~Hera{ JA~Fs WiLhISSoN.
MAgcH Sd, 1892.
The Aeps you have taken TO procure inforniati-
on Of the rate Of the Indians we're highly proper,
and in future you will uie every eKPedien, to gain
information Of their lehgns
" The Prefdent Of the United States will be apxi-
ous to hear Of your fate return from your ezeuron
to the field of ation and this anxiety is in propor-
ton to the rfgue you appear to encounter, by 70
near an approach to the Miami Towns, At and wear
which, II our Information be juH, near five hundred
Indians may be collsaed ~ iho-t time.
daoby exiyo&7 from tie June hffrr.
This defeaGve projection mUl he confiAed to
you and general Scott, ort tire county 'ieusnans, NJ,
yer NAY jage byoBc-. r. few feouts 5-6hs IT iol-
lar per day, to each county. oulht to continue per-
haps the main part Of This protection aided by fpth
number Of rangers tbe pay and rat'ous II the
troop. Of the United States, as fbai DC judged nJii
penGble by you"
APRIL Sd, 1892
I" The expedition 10 che field OF saion is an honor-
be evidence Of yoOr military s~al and am harry
tina, yov returned ilely1
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= Major Pike.
mo. Al

CNo. Al
Exi,a9 6rsng EY.7,oir fbnilsdfo f5e HeasrsJt III
notify PisI,,izg 4pJta Seerrsa,y Of Gaf byBs Honor
e5ie Dsoiei CidrE. -
About the period of which we are fPcaking in the
;i1de OF thr year 1871, the foundation Of an inter
c"urfe With Keulscky and the fe,ternens on the o.
hic was laid, which daily neteales Previous that
time, all thoe Who veritrired on the MiiThppi had
.keiT property feizsd By the frG commanding officer
whom t!icy met and little or no communication vas
lteptup between the countries, nov and then e
migrant who wiled to fstte ~ Natchez by dnt Of
iutrsa,y and lolcitstiou Of friends who had Dtere
in New Orleans, procured perm,iipn tor there
with his family, Glges cattle furniture and farming
utsuls, but was allowed TO bring no other properly
except csh An unexpected incident however,,
changed the face Of things and was productive OF
new line Of crndu61 the arrival OF a boat belonging
10 gen. Wkinfon loaded with tobacco and other pro-
du&lons of Kentucky, H. auuouuced in town. and a
guard v as i'm nediscy tent on hoard Of it, The Ge-
neras name had hiHdered this being done at Natcbez
the eolanddnt was fearful that futh lep might
be dpi -aiing TO his fupyriors, who might win to
fhew iOne refpecl to a general oficer-At any rate
the boat was proceeding To OrleaHs and they could
theft rcfIlye On what meaures they ought tn purue,
and put them in Execution. The government not
much dpofcd to heg hny mark e relpe2 fo-beas-
towards the generals property, he not having
at that e arrived was abou, protecting in the ufu-
81 way Of coniifcatipu, when 4 merchant ia Orleans,
who had eouilerabls influence there, and who was
formerly acquainted with the general, reprefsnted
70 The governor that thS 'neafures taking by the In
tendant, would very probabiy give rife difayreea-
biz events; that the people Of Kenucky were aitea-
dy sx1fqeratsd at the eondua Of toe SpaEisrds 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-27

the Freoch and Soaniaris the moft valuable I;
'Secs ufe il is ft for immediate cultivation.
s. Nc. Hay. Y5n fpose of a letter FROM Baxol
dc Csrondolt,, difpenfag with the ft;,le.nen,
of the land !; was tina, 6Sforr the csiiiou 70 rkr
Uui,cd Stseess A. Yes: in 1907. 3, An r..
tran.athoDs about it were in 1877. have got
letters Eating thst the commitiioners appointed
To adult tine claims to lands in that territory,
thought It as good title rs any in Kentucky.
MIR. WTrt. Have you got copy of your deed
A No. 2 Did II coutain 4 general or 4 fpeci-
al Warranty? A. In every conveyance of rhc
kind, thrreis always claufe, providin. in cafe
of an in,erfrreure by Congr,is.
/Evidexee to be continued
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DIRECTIONS

FOR sailing by George tom Hgh: house
erected and aoav Lighted, on the sSat7ehr
print Of North- Island, at the entreAcfg
Ge0fge tsUa har6sr, Sauth Carol'aa.
The Ugh. house bear. NNE. from ne
outer shoal of Cape Ronan, dis.aa'
leagues. 10 passing il, either nor'h~afGY
or soulhward!y, vessels will fad hse "a
thoms water, within Eve miles OF the lanu'
Tae eastern bank, which is the most e''.'
ern and oater shoal, lies about mile aDa
half to che Sc. Of lhs range OF saoa''p ,;
that are before the eatranss OF the ha!o: til
ard within miles OF the land; ca -
eastern pola.s Of it there are two ia.a0"
a. high water, GA the western 3 fAtaoa''
and 5 fathoms all round it, Ins nS IT
house bears from the eastern PsInt NV"
about two leagues, and from the we. '.;.
NNW. at the sane distance. Ihe pr'a ~.
Pal entrance is,o the hsrbor lies 90 j.
seashward; vessels drawing from W. w..
test water, may Cf pilot can be plJ "sh,
ed) enter a, half tide by bringing the n5 S;,
house to bear N. BY w. and runO'as he
reetly for it, to within 100 fatho'as o M M
land; they then will have deep w raw. a
both sides for several miles up me O,,if oat
common food tide rises hers aoo''
teet. -
The lighthouse hIawa dexa ID 'a'
gust gale.