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~ OTiCE.-Al persons who have claims against N e
estate of David Ross deed. are requested to pre-
sent them riopcny authenticated. at ny once in the
City ofNcbmona, that provision may I've made ff their
payment.
% s my wish 70 avoid unnecessary filtration there
fore request, that sns may not be ordered whoa pre-
yious interview VIII
THOMAS r. BOULDTN.
Asi.rg Er'sT. Of Dar.d Rcss, dec'd.
Nay 30. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

GfOTFON YARNS Prom the Laiou UaRRfactory.-
- ANDFHsoN & DiBNEY, Agents for the Union MANN
featuring Company ofMafyand will IN few days com
mence the Iecepto regular supply OF COrToN YARNS,
iof sale az Baltimore prices. These Yarns have long and
dtservefly ranked with The best in this country
Nav2O. Ppm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

" Or!CE.-fo he rented, for one or more years, on
= the premises, the GOechtond cotton Mo"ggcforV,
on Saturday the June inst. The Factory is situated
on Gento Creek n the County Of O0chland, abot four
mites from Power Mills aud twenty OnT mi rs from the
CITY Of Richmond. and works $40 spiudles.
n is presumed tkat those who MAJ be disposed TO rent
the Factory will the premises, for The purpose Of
satisfying themselves Any farther descpuOhis there
fore deemed unnecessary.
T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

aNoR SALE-IWii sell, on VERY accommo1iaiinG e,IIs
n the TRACT or LAND wherein | now reside
containing ihies thousand acres lying in the lower end
of Nelson County ahOHt miles from James River
lt is particularly adapted tie culture Tobacco and
SFath-s nncoinmoEiy wei-tiulbered and watered ard
mas two eXcelfiHi mill seats omit 1t vii Ne sold ertite
or dvidedt TO s' purchasers. Inclined 10 mn
chase, are invited TO call and examine n.
koRBoRNE THOMAS
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CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD

CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD
The subscription is Five Dollars PEI
annum-payabie by town subscribers
half yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (trom the diff
Guilty of collecting at disiaDce) viii
oe expected to pay the whole year in ad
v'm2e or the time for which they sub
. Abe, or give responsible friend IT,
town.
No subscription taken for less than
six months. Communications, crder>
&c. to be post paid. n roper will b.
discontinued Out at the discretion O.;
Editors) until all arrearages have bcan
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times for one
dollar'and 25 cents for each succeeding
insertion. Ali advertisements sent to
the Office without having the number OF
times for which they are 10 be inserted
designated will appear in every paper
until otherwise ordered.
Il liberal allowance made to :hosc
who advertise BY the year
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JUST PUBLISHED
~ Lale u "a SRblcri6rr,

iOf Jtftt ~ me OHOItf1CfIp
A second volume of Allison's Sermons
he poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Somthey, esq. IS cts.
NJ. De RoccaS' Memories Of the French
war in Spain, dollar.
Paris Revilited in 1915, by T.Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs Opie, dolls
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol.
Christable, Hubla Khan, and the Pains
of Sleep, Vilion, by S. T. Coleridge,
81 4 cts.
Chriitian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Mafonic Mlnhrel, a Election of Malonic,
Continental and humorous fongs, Diets,
glees chorules, rounds and canzonetts, ref r.
pectfuly dedicated to the mott antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Malons, with an appendix, containing a
Mort hitorcal account of Mafonry, and
likewife lift of all the Lodges N the Unit.
ID States.
N. Subscribers to the lail mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for thent1 he
subscribers price is dolls ron subscribers
$50. ROBT. GRAY.
Oct. t6s
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WIN. w ALKER,
IN dim DOC TOR.

INFORMS Ladies and Gentlemen afFlie
ed with any of the following complaints
that by long intercourse with many diff:r
ent tribes of favages, and much practice,
he gives iudden relief in the mott desperate
cafes, and when given up by other phyG-
cianS--viZ:
Rheumatilms, Scurvics, Bilious COM
plants, Fits, Fever and Ague, Diabatis
Ulcers, White Swellinss, Cancers of all
Kinds, Coniumptions with many other COM
plants.
Df. w. has within few weeks, per
formed fome of the moit wonderful cures in
the above dileafes ever effected in this coun
try, as many respectable perions can teltify.
DIR. Walkers powders never fail to fof-
ten cancers and bring them TO dilcharge,
with very title pain to the patient.
HIS prcient refidence is in the city of
Wilmington, near the navy-yard market.
November r.
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- tlsG & JACKSON
~ Z low l5t CASH, at their fore,
- corner of P-in and Union itrcets,
res OLE = Madeira Wine
- caik aii Port do
pc ears old dry Liihon do
&c ne" o. tort, in bottles
6 r1nche rus Cd and 18th proof Rum
; DC Cherry Bounce
4 hh6s. Sugar
10 tcl> -
hhds hIglaGes
10 kegs beij CT wing Tobacco
5000 W Soal leather
So i"cs Upper do
TOO Jacks ground Allum Salt
so Do LIVERPOOL do
500 bnlhels 81 ubes do
3 tons Shot different flies
Powder in canniiters and kegs
400 DeEliiohns
SO Sin cafes
boxes freth Sweet CSl
10000 Sega
1000 VT Seine Irvine
Quart, pint and half pint Decantcrs and
Tnmhlers, Mould and Dipt Candles, of
different iizes
With a general algortment of Groceries.
November L.
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PIANO FOBTHS.
l Ii VI. On L 50,
IND FOR S4LE,

/ Ii AVA ON Il 50,
.ANrD FOR 8,4LE,
500 boxes !iu plate
5,473 ID Grazcrs' copper sheets
BreSl and bottoms OF various sizes
1000 ID. spGltcr
I,5Oolb block lin
p rolls sheet lead
3 tens bar lead
o Ibis. tanners oil
dI.SO,
A large assortment uG paints, oil, and
window glass.
and likewise continues to carry on
the Brass Founders, copper and lin
plate plummcr's business--and has
Large assortment OF stills and vast
kettles OH hand, brass au!irons sho
veIs & tongs. The highest plice give
sor old brass. copper, lad and pewter.
MATTHIAS SNYDER,
Z Aug. II. 49,
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BRYAN HAMPSON & co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
40 hhdS. frft quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. and 40 bbls. ID quality do
80 chefs imperial, Young Hyion and
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
TO nhds and so bbis. MolaGts
10 Puncheons 4th proof fine Janaaica
Rum
10 do. sd proof Antigua do.
hhds. New England do.
70 3 q p1. cl Rtts ol a" Madeira ..,yy.
l''t'~,. r.t.tso'rr
IS or. eakS !wectMalaGa
so boXeS Soap
rs do. i6ould Candles
SO do. pipes, containing grofs each
500 lbs. Bengal & Spanilh Flote Imdiqu
Plmcnlo, Pepper, Race Ginger,
Green CopPeras, Alum, Madden, Fig
Blue. Wrapping Paper,
10000 buihels Liverpool fine and ground
alum Salt,
500 Jacks do do.
And conitant fupply of the beft FLOUR
for Family utc Oct. r6.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
RICHARD LIBBY

RICHARD LIBBY
HAS again had an arrival. BY the hip
Georsr Long from Stockholm, has
received large qaantity of
SEFEBEG' TPO.N.
Z large proportion of which is WAGON
IRE. BY feveral late arrivals from Enc
and, ne has received his fall importation Of
B,lRDEE.3RIE, CEJTERF s.
S,IDDE ERY,
which with .lofc uvrure received makes his
aiicrtnent very eXteniivc and complete.
AMONG WHICH ARR,
Shot, Tin plates, Waggon. boxes,
AnvilS and vices iheet iron,
Ground white lead, crowley feel,
GraIs, grain and briar fcytheS,
Patent and other itraw knives,
Nails and ipikeS, pewter and ihcet lead.
Sept az.
AlackareI, Beet, Apples, &c.
JOHN C. LADD & Co. have iuR re.
J. ceived by fchr. Lydia, from Newbury.
port, and offer for ialc on low terms,
95 bbls. No. beef
4 do. and aIf Dbl. No. m,ckercl
II do. and do do.
DO. No. mackarel
81 do Winter Ruaet Apples
10 - Gilhfiower do.
do fall do.
asa buihels winter pears
$50 bufhels potatoes
boxes Boots and Shoes
rs do. dipped candles
bbls. brown iu5ar
cafe mems hoie and mittcns
White and colored woolicn yarn.
December 6.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE,
III o.. caiks TenerilTe wine
10 puncheons rum
s. kegs Richmond tobacco
80 boxes fegars, Of hyperion quality,
bags pepper
- b bbHs' Brown Sugar
6 boxes fig blue
feroon indigo
rs bags ihot
IS kegs powder
go bags coffee
IS boxes (d) candles
20 do. frelh muhard
40 kegs G. fnutf
IS bis. whikey
puncheons N. Z. rum
CoPperas, madden, alum,
Salad oil, with general aGortment o.
wines, liquors, &c.
N. 81 R. Blackjack.
Nov. s.
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ENGLISH KID SLIPS.
s. So -. REED

uAVE juft received an elegant abort
4 ment of Ladies' tngiih KID SLIPS,
Of fashionable colors. Likewiie, they tave
received a large iupply of SEASONABLE
SHOES-cnnGfting of
Ladies' cork ioal SHOES
do. morocco walking DO.
do. kid do. do. new lalhion
do. morocco Bootecs
do. do. Slips, full trimmed
do. do. do. with heels
do. do. do. colored
Mifes' do. do.
do. leather Bootces
do do. Shoes
Children's do.
Mems itout calf -fsin Shoes
Boys fine and coarfe do.
w SToRs,
A general furply Of ow-priccd FUR and
WOOL HATS.
All of the above Goods will be fold at re
ducsd prices for cafll.
October 10. IF
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20

f~9 ] am thankful for past IA
vors, and beg leave to inform my friends
and the public, that have juft received
general a1ortment of
tSk.}SG.E.lREE GOODS,
Superfne and fecond black blue, bottle, cla-
ret, green, mixed, orange, olive and drab
BroadCoths and CaiiinereS
Mcrino thawi cloth, of The beit quality
Shrting Aannels, red and yellow do
Bedford cords, CailinettS, PellIe cloths
Worried and cotton hofery, vcifings
Eorett c'oths, kerfeys and plains
Roie and dufhe blankets
Manchester cords and velvets
Black, plad, green, brown and blue bonlba-
zettS, Ga glngham', calicoes, ffiawlS,
Se. &c. &c.
The Ered,er part of the above goods be
ing purchacd III Baltimore a. auction, ena-
bles me to fell them cheap
CHARLES SCOTT.
alto continue to keep the LIVERY STA
BILE and BOARDING HOUSE,, where cu(to-
mers and ltrangers can be genteely accom-
modated. Horfes will be well attended to,
by careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE,
A Negro Woman and Child,
confdcrsd to be as good houie lervant as
any in the Difri6t. ALTO,
s IN ~ A Gig and Horse,
| &S5.1 s5,,slssssSl cheap for cath or credit.
| lE ~ c. SCOTT,
'Sf-S>>sEGSSS%GLs Nov g. King -Greet
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GROCERIES,, &c,

pSacC HhSELIO, SCS
Vaudeville & .LARMOUR
HAVE RECEIVED FOR SALE,
z ( hogsheads | Pennsylvania Rye Whis-
y - 50 barrels key
60 b bbhs New England Rum
40 Puncheons ad sd and 4th proof w,
India do
IS barrels 4th proof Accomac Peach
Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls country do
40 hhds. MolaiIes
SO htIs low priced Sugars
90 90 6 boxes ncw Rairins
1000 lbs. freih Zante Cur.a;tS
600 lbs. f6t' ihcllcd Almonds
so oaks color Goihcn Cheefc
400 firkins Peniylvan,a Butter, Phila.
dclphIa inlpe6ted, No. /. for fami-
lyu fe
IS bags Race Cinge,
20 catks chSwire tobacco
so so b bSIs i5av.na Green Coffee
1000 bufhes blown Salt
1000 % .coun3 4inm
bl'. N~..ng ,'aasr
81 box m.ai. sua dipt Candles
s brscs rcai Ml-nr que Noyou
Wines, Liquors ana t.l ocer es, as uftlal.
De ertHer p
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
GUN-POWDER.

THE Subscribers have juit received 20
L kegs of
ENGLISH Gun POUDEI
Tower proof, from ZEE to F. Alfo, Cannon
Rifle and Canfter do. Sportsmen are re-
Giefted to try the quality.
r. & J. MANDEVILLE.
December 40
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
NEW LINE OF STAGES,
Yhe Hinchc8ter M9R Stage
WILL, START

.konday, Thursday and Saturday,
FROM MeLAUGHLlN'S IA
VERN, at three O'Clock A NJ. and ar
i've IN Winchester early the same e.
yaning. RETURNING will leave
w Cures tavern IN WfncheSfeT, at three
clock. and arrive in Hier0Hdria at an
carly hour the same evening. The
stage Will continue on to Washington
I'D Georgciown, for the accommoda-
ion OF passengers.
U The above Line is IN .fy8t rate
9rdcr The public may rest assured
il,1t ever. orcution wis Nc paid 10 their
convenience.
THE PROPRIETORS
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r.. * J. VAUDEVILLE

r. & J. VAUDEVILLE
HAVE juft received and offer for fale,
IA 10 bbls. Whitley
10 hhds: 1T and I'D quality Sugars
10 puncheons Rum
90 bags Pepper and Pimcnto
IS do Green Coffee
90 boxes Spanifh SegarS
1000 bufhels Liverpool coarfe Salt
400 reams Writing PAPER
IS DO Wrapping Paper
IS kegs Brandywinc Gun powder
10 do Brittfl do
100 lbs Spaninl Flotant Indigo
100 do Louiliana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with a General Allotment o.
GROCERIES.
g" Family Flour, as ufual.
December az.
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Bank of AleXandra,
Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby given,
THAT the collector OF the revenue for
the a7d collection difriGt of Virginia
or his deputy will attend at
Leefburg from the 1T to the G3th Of Ianua~
,1.,, ry, 1917,
Middleburg Monday 9th,
Aide WedneIdav 9th.
Waterford Tueiday I4th,
Hillsborough Thurfday 10th,
UPPeyVille Saturday r2ih,
Wet End, in Fairfax, Saturday 4th Jan'ry.
Hendley Nelfon's Monday 6ti,
Fairfax Court Hourc, %'onday aoth,
For the purpofc of reCeivir 9 the entry of
carriages, with the harnefs ufed therefor,
agreeable TO ar act of congress, palrd the
fifteenth day OF December, 1914, which en-
try is thereby required to be made, for fall
ing to DO which a penalty of double trc a
mount Of the duty impoied by the ACT of the
fifteenth of December 1874, will be eucnIr-
cd Given under my hand, Dec 4, 1916.
jNO IITTLEJNHN,
Collector of the Rcveaue.
n. b. Non relidcnts are informed that
DANIEL MINOR, Efq. of Alexandria, will
uron property holden by them in the coun-
ties of LoTdonn am Fairfax, which tax if
not paid before the nth day of January.
1917, win be lent on to the designated COL
leCtor at Richmond Pcrions defrous of
| feeling their lifts may do 70 by applying 70
me at Motifs in alexandria on the 9th or
10th of January. next.
| December g.
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Philadelphia, Marc6 !

A@-Nt-R-tJ II. &I>tSlR.
II is well known that for many wears tlisr,
anG unfortunate, but gallant soldier. memor;s
zed aud petst'Oned Congress for a penSion -,
maintain him in his old aye He memor;sTi 4
ana peiitioned in vain; whether il were ,ra'i s.
m'sfortunes, or an act of limitation. tha, bar.i
MS CLAIMS. certain ii is they were urged ,,I
out effect. The General retired TO PennSlrs
MA 10 i've, or rather to existin a miseisII
dwelling on the Allegheny mountain. Tn
forgetting and forgot" he had lived so..
time when his case was brought before tl,c i
g!siature OF PENNSYLVANIA, not npon his neiS
on, he was sick ofSuch applications. An ann
al pension of 800 dollars, ont of the State Trs
snry was granted. At the present session :,
addition of $50 dollars year has been made !.
this pension. '"'u'
1t IS due to truth, sound principles and II,
democratic party, tn say that Gen. ST Clsir
well known as federalist, and in his days \
prosperity sought out, and courted by the F.
deral party, is solely indebted to repnhlica
LEGISLATURE and republican Governor for Nh
provision TINS made to reward his services an.
comfort his declining years. Thus NAV il eve
ne-that the best and soundcst prfncinles Aha
ever guide to the performance Of these ac;,
whlch are not only an honor 10 those WHO d.
them' but an honor TO humanity.
lD9n. Press.
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STORM At PLYMOUTH.

tnsffH l&NNtfN1lN
y experienced last night. one OF fbe most
ia storms inltbe memory Of oar oldest inla-
H'ants. Tie damage done is incairulablc ::
Nany very distressing cases have come to nv
'knowedge The Princes Mary Packet, : hich
landed her Mail here last Thursday, is q total
wreck. under Gatdowu. This melancholy event
rook place about quarter past fomr THIS nior-
unS; dreddfri TO relate. the Master, Mr..
ridley, his wife and soy, together with several
others OF the crew haef persisted; tie foiiner
tocAed Themselves IN each others arms, & illus
died together
The lower streets Of the town are inundated
and such was the violence OF the storm. that
30 sOni cOnd attend 20 the awful shsicss al
distress, which came from all sides. bnt ~.
tehafy from the Packet. One OF fwo.bOats
attempted TO assist, but in VAN, ha.irg soon
tues.
Sn'cs writing the above an, erieYcd TO find.
III. 4. SeliDpncF. Telegraph, is completely
Nrececd rnaer ilie iioc; but by most won
dcrfhl interference of ProYiicnce only one fn,m
IS LOST. H. H. Brig ia~peI and The Lapwinr.
gcscrae Gutter, are Hi.O total wrecks; the for.
mer OF Winch, has it j, said igst ever, soul on
board. Ais dreadful Caiastophe took place
gnder Nou-t Bsticm.
y cOa,fer from Falmouth suuk o. the sound
having struck on the GObiar
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The following Toasts we're drank on
the occasion
!. the People Brave, patriotic & vir-
fuous-free, sovereign aud independent
+ guns.
2. 9he Co,rstitatjon-
Blessed be the code. bywhomsoever wrote,
Repiete with maxims sound, and liberal thonght.
3 guns.
mandate Of Heaven, he gave freedom to
millions. Nogitn.
4. James Monroe-Called by the choice
OF his iellow-citizens TO the first office in
their gift, he VIII not disappoint their
hopes. > guns.
.. James Nadisoa-He gave the sig
nal Tor battle, and saved the republic. 3
guns.
6. Thomas Jefeyson- conscious
cOnntrvs prosperity, VIII render his
declining lie serene aud happy. 3
guns.
q. Tie Vice-PyeGdcm ofMc u. She
has baiiied tbc shafts OF calumng, and III
SEES superior To the malice fins enemies.
. guns.
5. TIE Neg CoJi,e.- Formed Of virtue,
talents and patriotism, the safe depository
Of American liberty. 2guns.
o. Tie Bohie of Itpsmnoe Excited by
British intrigue, It's success was Ominous
Of ihe glorious issue of our second war
for independence. . guns.
10. Fcyt Ncjcs-A walch-tower in fbe
wilderncss-deiendcd by valiant spirits.
second only TO their gallant commander.
8 guns.
The tenth toast having been drank GENERA.
Harrison rose, whlc t,ip company were raptur-
ousiy cheering the sentiment, aud having ob
tanned silence. delivered an address to tic fol-
loving pnrgnri
The honor which you now confer upon me,
fel.0w-citilcus, Is that ulici A,e most cclcbga-
ted OF TIE ancient republics was accustomed 10
bestow UpOn such Of thoir statesmen and war.
riors, who were considered 60 have deserved
we'll OF their country. 10 be fcasiea iu the
iHstaneum q fieiI native citt, was thG great
esi reward wluch pm AtheuidH general could
receive. iCl Use most brilliant and important
services.
Viii the recollection of this fact how siiall
! duly appreciate tii,s distiSeu' she'd mark Of
NoUr Appreciation J wiil not naiicr YOU. rnu-
ucHen. BY saying. that Petersburg ia nodern
Athens. That great republic covered vita her
tlceie AID her merchant siips, every known sea.
Arr AID arms were also hers. Such indeed
vas INC cnsC with Carthage formerly, as IL IS
witi / 0aden nov :---i3ui in shat age, iu what
region. or rs what city have The pure princi.
PIES Of Liberty beer cultivated, more tlidu on
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Washington. March 70
LOSS OFTHE CHIPPEWA

Copy cf a lie tier from Captain Geores C.
head, to ne Secretary gj'the Nasg, da. 4
NEw-YoRK, Jan. is, 1917.
SIR-ln conformity to your orders OF T
the 9Th November, left Boston on the I
I'm OF that month, TO proceed TO the
bay OF Mexico, and OF the 10Th Decem.
Der, at halt past > p. M. intending to
taHe me Caycos passage, made one of
me Islands by the same name, bearings
,, ". Upon discovering the land. i'm.
meolateiy hauled up for il, in order TO as
certain what part of this group it was,
being under the impression, as well fron
It's appearance as from the latitude and
supposed longitude, it might be lie n. ".
extremity.
At 10 minutes pasta NJ. having an.
preached within nine miles, as I JUDGED,
ct tile shore, and having satisfied myself
II was the North or middle Csycos. bore
up w. 5. w holland 10 the Westward at
Tins time being visible.
The best chart on board represented
the North and n. w. shores nerfectly
clear OF allimpediments, and the counsel
was then steering as not ONLY safe. but
one tending to draw off from the land
AT half past 5, night coming on. the bear
lngs of the Eastern and Western extremi.
lies OF fhe land were taken. made The
middle Caycos bear East. and the n ".
point, which was plain in sight. s. W.
each distant ten miles To be certain,
however, that the land which we took fox
me ~. w. point, was the most Western
land IN sight, directed the master TO 90
asioff, who, on getting there, reported in
the affirmative. Under these circunl-
stances, with chart on which no danger
was deienlated; steering a course nron
wnIch mad no accident TO appreheud =.
with The point, round which I wished IN
double. distinctly in view, I could not feel
3tner"ise, than III possession of the ful.
lest confidence. '''' w.
~ 80 minutes past six, having ran
ei2ht and half miles, ! deemed 9,vsclf
abreast OF the above point, with an ofI;in0
OF al least ten miles, and directed lie
pIlg hauled up one point ON s. w w
MY haulIng up sooner than NAV be con.
slnered prudent, (Which quite as inf ,rf,l-
nateiy as unexpectedly proved SOY was
uictated by the apprehension Of cretf;no
100 lar to the Westward, thereby render,
ing II dIiiicnli to lie through the MASSAGE
on account OF the trade winds al fhis sea,
son OF the year inclining much 70 tlIc
DOhtitMdIu.
=, Al ten minutes past Z, whilst stcer;ng
.ne laller course, heard the noise of break,
erson the larboard beam, when the beal,,
vas ordered up but scarcel, had the order
Deen issued, when she struck with nomc.
violence upon a rocky bottom. In tbis
situation, without being immediairjv sbie
20 discover the shore. or to form the most
,'a'. , "eas OF tne position Of our dam
gef, me sans were trimmed, the hands
SCI 70 iIgnten me ship, and an excrtion
,I,' 70 force her oil with her head to
The Northward and Westward MI
iroe,i 81 q. nrs', wore favorable aspect, and
p IN few minmies. bur 20. -1 i'.'e