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EOp Sale.

WE TRACT OF LAND lately advertised in this paper
n by MI Thos. Tindali, lying James River, ia the
county OF Flnsauha, miles below Scetts Landing,
taiing O6J acrGs, about 100 Of which lowgrounds
Ters of PAYMENT will be- one hall cash and the balance
~ Two equal annual paymcHts,t be secured by deed
of trust ON the land.
~ lfthe above land is not sold in short time il
will be RENTED Tor one Year. c. A. SCOIsf
December 20. IS m
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AaiELIA-lsLAND.

Documents accompanying the Message Of the
PresideIf to Congress, va the Exhaust.
Department of War,
January 18th, 1878.
SIR have The honor 10 transmit CO.
PIES OF the orders which have been given
by the acting Secretary Of War, 10 Major
Bankhead, in relation 10 taking posses
sion of Amelia Island, aud copies of the
communications which have been made
to this Department by that officer, which
embrace all the information i'll my pos
session.
] have the honor TO be, sir, with the
highest respect, your most obedient ser
want,
49, J. c. CALHOUN.
The President of the United States.
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G.. StenhAn s. go.

EfoNFECTlONERS + street, opposite the Eagle Hotel
~ take this method o teuder their grateful THANKS and
acknowledgements to the citizens Of Richmond, fof The
hbers encouragement hey have received in the line
iheir profession. They have received supply Of
iaany articles and determined 10 offer none Dsl The
choicest kind, and they hope by prompt aud strict
.'o ihey VIII merit continuance Of the favour Of the
public. January 3. 73tf
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Department of War.


SIR-It appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the President that the persons who have
| lately taken possession OF Amelia Island
have done it without the sanction OF any
of the Spanish colonies, or Of any organ
| lied government whatever, and for purpo-
SEES unirendly TO, and incompatible with,
the interests OF the United States, he has
decided TO break up that establishment,
and take temporary possession of Amelia
Island: for this purpose, the troops or
dered 10 assemble al Point Petre Will CO.
| operate with the naval force which lias
been ordered TO ST. Mary's, under the
command of capt. Henley.
| Ii Is the anxious WISH of the President
that this should be accomplished without
the effusion of blood and he confidently
hopes that the force destined tor the pur-
| pose will be of such an Imposing cbarac-
fer as 10 induce those persons ~ho now
| have the military occupation ofthe island
TO abandon II without The exercise of
force but ifit should be found t. be in
ispenSiby necessary, force must be used.
| You will, therefore, immediately on the
arrival OF capt. Henley atSt. Mars 5, and
III conjunction with him, despatch an Of
iicer 10 demand the abandonment of the
island, by those who now exercise author
Ity there, and take such other measures
las may be deemed proper 10 obtain the
peaceable possession OF IL; also for the
preservation of the property OF those per
sons who were residents OF the Island
when il was first captured by gen. McGre-
gOr. Should your demand for the eyacu-
| alton of Amelia be complied with, YOU
will then occupy with a part of yonr force
the position of Pernaudina, and take care
fi.a s,fh ar a
war which belonged to the portwhen cap.
tured by general McGregor, are not TAX
en- off.
| lfpeaceable possession of the Island,
however, caunoi be obtained, and il should
be the opinion ofcapt. Henley and your
self that your Joint forces are not compe-
tent 10 the prompt and certain reduction
ofthe naval and military forces which may
then occupy the harbor and post OF Fer
| nandIna, you will, III that event, make a
| requisition on gen. Floyd, or such other
officer as may command that division OF
| the militia of Georgia, IN which Point Pc
tire is situated, for a force not exceeding
five hundred men, to be held in readiness
TO march at a moments warning, and a.
wait the arrival of gen. Gaines, who has
! been ordered to Point Petre, for Interior
measures.
| You will take with you from Charleston
the necessary military stores, and such
heavy cannon as may be required for the
reduction of the Fort on Amelia Island in
the event of resistance.
| As no answer has been received to the
communication addressed 10 you from
/ this department on tie 18th July last, it
| becomes necessary TO request that the re
ceipt of this may be acknowledged, and
THAT you also advise this department re-
| gularly OF your movements.
| have the honor 10 be, 65e. &c
GEORGE GRAHAM.
| Major James Bankbead,
Commanding at Charleston, sc.
/ Earnandina a meli., leland
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CONartners hiN.

SENIE subacribers have themselves in busi
n ness under the firm OF GOODF & SPEARS, q few
doors below The Market and door 20 MI. Thomas
towes where they have on hand intend constantly TO
Keep very general assortment If GROCERIES, OF tie
best qualify which ihey Determines to sell very rea
sohably for cash. JOHN c. GOODE,
AUSTIN SPEARS.
IannarY g.
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U. s. ship john Adams,

OF Amelia Island, Dec. I'D, 1917. s
SIR-We have had the honor to receive
your communication of the 22d instant,
and will briefly remark that, as officers
IN the service of the United States, we
are bound 10 obey the orders emanating
from the authorities of our government,
without any discussion or anmadyersiOn
on our part as 10 the correctness of them.
We have been ordered by the President
OF the United States to take possession Of
Amelia Island, aud, as the President has
expressed his sohcitude that the effusion
OF blood may be avoided. if possible, il
must be gratifying 10 us 10 be informed
by you that 10 resistance will be made
TO us.
WewilI again remark that private pro-
perry viii be sacred, and that our orders
extend only TO the public properly cap
tured By Genera! McGregor at Fernando
ma.
We propose 10 land force TO day, and
TO hoist the American flag. Under that
flag no oppressive or unjust measures sill
ever be Witnessed: and we feel assured
that there will beno difficulties in tho ar
raDgements made by us.
The squadron will immediately sail in
70 the harbor. when the commanding Of
ticer of the land forces will wait on the
commander in GHETTO make the necessa-
ry arrangements for the landing OF the
troops.
We have the honor TO be, very respect
fully, your obedient servants,
g. j. HENLEY,
Captain IN the Navy, and commander
in chief of the u. s. Naval forces2of
Amelia.
JAMES BANKHEVD,
Major LIST battalion artillery, command
er land forces. SC
Gen. AURY commander IN chief
of the forces at Fernandina.
Head Quarters Fernandna, IslanG)
of Amelia, Dec. sd, 1917, and :
eth of the independence.
! ifave had the honor To receive your
letter Of this date. am ready 10 suIreD-
der this place 10 the forces under your
command, whenever you may Judge pro-
per to come and take possession thereof.
] have the honor 10 be, very respect
fully, your most obedlenl servant,
AuRY,
Commander in clIief.
j. ID. Henley, ESQ.
Captain IN the Navy, sc. SIC.
JAS. BANNHEAD, Esq.
MAJOR Let Bat. &c. &c.
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IT persons having claims against The estate ofJOuN
Sc JOHN dcc. ~ili please make them fnOWn tothe
snpcfef, That an arrangement may be made Tor dis
'nsieht ihe1 and al persons indebted to said estate
Nii please niahe speedy payment 10
JOHNEOSTER, Administrator Of
Jarnaiy lo 50rss,
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FamMN E\our & COTTON


ly keep supply Of FAMILY FLOUR and COTTON
YARN, OF excellent quality.
BERNARD PEYToN, caryst
January IL. 70if
Valuable farming s Coal Lands at AUCTION
WILL be sold At auction in fron ~ the BeTayern on
Thursday the 22d inst. az ~ o'clock. uithOnf ne
SeTSe, my hOiErY Ofth3 vaualeiTact of coal land ~
ing IN tue lower partOf Powhaian county within OF
miles OF James River, purchased by Mr. Peter Dupuy
audmysefoi Coz. David Patterson. and containing hy
late survey four hundred and twenty four acres As
farm this tract very valuable itcoutains 10y esma
ton upwards OF 100 acres OF low grounds, plenffuy
supplied with water, aud affords beautiful sitnaiionfor
residence Large bodies of coat with which abounds
Will inevitably make the ample satisfactory re-
turns Tor all tue abOur ana expense which of cam
tai eaierprize and Industry hesiow them. Half
on Of bushels of coat have been raised sent 10
shafts sunk this tract tile quality which
mas been mighty approved of; and shalt now partly
sunk ron which good judges think similar quantity
may be raised
IERMS-S 900 cash the residue credit Of IL
mouths to be secured by deed of rust ana approved
endorsed negotiable note.
The sale viii be conducted by Brown & Fnney, who
WIZ snew plat OF the land. VIM. q. PONALL.
January Is. 77tds
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&Otice.

Ht holders OF tickets who claim for prizes drawn in
the william ts-saTy College Lottery are requested
To make known 20 the subscriber amsburg the No.
or Noe, o the tickets which they claim that
final settlement Of said ottery may be made
WM. COLEMAN.
ID.
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%otice.

IL persons having claims against the estate OF Capt
JOHN MOSS late ofthe city Of Richmond dec. are
ttqpested 70 make them known before tue lst
Sy OF he next intings Court for the said city, dis
''"n wiz the De directed Of that pait Of his estate
""isH niay ttfu he in my uauds. W.@j. WREN.
January s. ~ 4,
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Fernandina, Amelia Island, }
December u. ISI7. &


SIR have the honor to lag before
you the correspondence held with Geu
Aury, the late commander of this place
and 10 inform you, that the Ameri-
can flag was raised here yesterday after
noon.
Several days will elapse before General
Aury, can withdraw his followers, but
have taken every measure TO ensure
tranquility, by ordering all his black sol
diCrs TO he embarked on board one of
the ships lying III the port, and by not
suffering any person TO appear IN the
town with arms, but his officers and the
moment ilIelT vessels are prepared to
receive the whole of them, they shall de-
part.
Alosi Of the inhabitants of this place, at
this time, are followers OF Aury, and those
persons who have been drawn here from
motives Of speculation, who are, | sus-
peCt, OF that proiilgaie character general
ly engaged in the violation or evasion of
our revenue laws. | shall, therefore, con
suit with commodore Henley, aud will
enforce such regulations as may be most
likely to preserve order, until receive in
! strucli0us from the government.
Until this place is completely evaCuat-
/ ed by This band OF negroes aud priVa-
teeFsmen, have deemed it prudent to
keep the whole Of my force here. On
their departure shall move all butono
company to Point Petre.
| ! have the honor ia be, very respect.
fully your most obedieut servant,
JAMES BANKHEAD,
Major lst battalion artillery, $. d
commanding detachment u. $
troops
| GEORGE GRAHAM. Esq.
Acting Secretary Of War
|
Fernapdina, Amelia Island,
Dec. q, 1917. :
SIR lad the honor to forward to th,
IWar Department, on the Gath inst. a cop,
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headquarters, Feruandina, Island Off
Amelia, Dec. 22d, 1917, and 9Th OF

lSIdftG OF
Amelia, Dec. 22d, 1917, and Slh Of
the Independence
GENTLEMEN-i have had the honor
TO receive your official letter of this dav.
HE nature of lis contents, requiring ma
tnre deliberation, l have submitted the
same to the representatives OF the repub-
lie, and, as soon as ] shall have obtained
their opinion, il shall be immediately sent
TO YOU.
lean, however, state TO you, gentlemen,
that no opposition will be made to sur
render the Island of Amelia, on the part
of this government.
have the honor TO remain, with consi-
deraiion, gentlemen, your obedient and
humble servant,
AURY,
c., Commander i'll chief
Bankhead, &C. &c. ON board
the United States ship John
Adams.
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WanteA Inmeaiatelv ,

snps inieud Tobacco Factory q siemIuery sbout
SO miles above the city of Richmond YOUR Bfqn
mes ss pesn regularly bred TO the business one tbus
chatacter, may hear Of an advauta oeous stf,o nv an
piyiugio ANDERSON hi am <, ANpprsn>'
JsuH7fy 81. z1tC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-20

MAS committed to The jaii Of Botetonrt county NE
~ GRO MAN SLAVE, abort 20 years oId--sayshc is
ibe properly Of THOMAS JOINS, Of New orleans, aud
VlD.
he owner IS requesedto prove property pay charges
and take him saay OF he viii be soid as the law directs
ADAM FlSER, 3. 3. c.
ianuary l. 72-tf
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LOSY.

A NOTE drawn by J. MeGaily VIM Williams, and Jo-
nathan Hicken for 1852 "a cents dated the slst
DAY OF August, 1916 and made payable the suhscri-
hers diving in Phadelphia) 90 days after date at the
virginia saline Baak IN CiarSsbuTg. The pubic here
by cautioned asainstrecey!ng tue same.
Dcceinber2a. Gstr
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Notice.
ConMission Business

TENHE bnsiness oftbe firms of ECHOLS < SETTLE and
a SETTLE & ECHOLS being at an end, except So far
rs relates 10 hewndng Of their affairs the collec-
non payment OF debts OF matters relating thereto
subscriber will continue to do a COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, in this place, on his His best
t'onswh De nsedto PROMOTE the interest OF those vbo
may commit business TO his care.
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
December %. egi2t
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Notice.

'ENHE firm Of NELSON KEY & CO is this day dissoly.
ed by mutual consent. All those indebted TO said
hrm aye requisites 10 make payment To MI. VOUCHER
CARR, ana those that have claims against said firm will
call on Mi. Carr for payment.
Charlottesville Ian. 10. Of
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Notice.

virtue OF deed OF trust executed to me BY PETER
- DUPUf, aud Of record in the county court of Pow
haan Sian offer for sale At Mr.. Richard Atkinsons ia.
valuable SLAVES, the property OF said peter DnpuyS
ithMo cash. SAMUEL JONES, Trustee.
January IL. 7o.IOt.
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Eor XiYeNN0ol,

.Ez rgNHE tine ship INDIAN CHIEF, capt. WAT
yspsttAe a SON-having the greater part OF her cagg
s--l-sSsen gcd she VIII meet with quick dispatch
pr For FREiGHr OF about $50 hhds. Of tobacco, arpl
10 WALKER & ATKINSON, Petersburg, orto
S. COLQUHOUN * co.
January 10. -5Gt
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January LIST, 1918.

FLEMIHG JANIS s. 60. offer for sale choice and
extensive assortment Of DRY GOODS consisting Of DO.
lnesuc, Glish, French, German, and India nanufac-
lures ihey viii sell at The most reduced prices by
wnolesale ~ reriil.-Ou consignment packages COT-
ION fAKNS, Of good qnaiity assorted rem No TO
January 10. rs ecgf
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Navy Depnrtmeilt. 1nIv i6-

Navy Department., JaIy 10, Iss7
SIR-Proceed immediately Siih tie
United States brig Saranac uBdsr your
con- mand to the river st. Mary,s ii.
Georgia, and Inform the military coni-
mander OF your arrival, and oi lie OBJ
jects seeciaIly designated to Won in
these orders.
The recent occupation Of Amelia Esl-
and by an officer in. the service Of The
Spanish RevoluiionIsts, occasions ihsf
approximations, that from the vic.Nlty to
the coast OF Georgia, attempts viii he
made TO introduce slaves into the United
States, contrary 10 tie existing laws:
and further attempts at Illicit trade Ia
smuggling goods in violation of our rege-
nue. laws.
You are hereby directed to detain and
search every vessel, under wi,aieser
flag, winch may enter tie river ST.
mary'S, OF be found lowering upon the
coast under suspicious circumstance.
and seize every vessel ffeightea with
slaves, or whose doubtful character and
situation shall indicate an intention of
smuggling.
In the execution of these orders. you
will take special care not 10 Interrupt or
detain anyvesseis withregular papers, and
of a national character, upon lawful vow
ages 10 or from port or ports oflhe u.
States.
The traffic in slaves is intended to be
restrained, and, in the performance Of
this duty, you will exercise your sound
judgment in regard to ali vessels on may
visit.
Communicate frequently to this Depart
ment, every event connected with this
service, aud, if ii shalt he found ncces.
sary, a further naval force viii be sent.
either to strengthen your command, or
TO relieve YOU so as TO pursue your oriai-
nal destination. IL you find it necessary
upon your arrival at ST. Marys, to en-
pioy good pilot well acquainted with
the coast, rivers, and lnlets, YOU are an.
| tlIorised to DO 50.
lam, very respectfully, your obedien
servant,
d. W. CROWf3INSHfElD.
! Captain John III. Elton,
| Commanding the e.. States
brig Saranac, New York.
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MXAIl-STONES. 8
Notice.

THE subscribers have this day associated as partner
~ their business JOSEPH JAMES.-Tbe business
VIII be continued under the firm Of " RaIING JAMES 4
CO. Those indebted to me okd concern whose
ae now due, expected to discharge the same respec-
lively rs soon as possible these who have claims are
requested 10 present them for payment.
FLEMING JANIS
CARTER 3. page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-20

OF the correspondence with Gen. Aur,.
previous 10 the landing OF the troops nm,
der my command; and / herewith send
a duplicate Of the same.
Some difficulty has arisen from want
OF competent authority, 20 settle the dis
puted claims ofihe residents OF Ibis place
against the late government aud the fol-
lowers of Aury, who TO not seem dis
posed 80 comply with ,heir engage
ments.
One or Two vessels have arrived her
with cargoes, which Tie owners are
rons 10 land, aud 1t might be mp
permit IL without obtaining sfc
the duties which tie laws OF ~ t.
require; and other vessels s6tiss 81
port have with some ue4N S. ,a.f4
ing for their destination; bu! me e85r.
of General Gaines, who arr.s;i a
last night, viii regulate my conduc,. ls
VIII, In great measure, relieve INV a}s
iety.
have been obliged 10 exercise nv alt-
thoriy, as commanding officer al this
place. TO preserve order; aud ! am hap
by to say, that nothing unpleasant has
occurred. cannot say wien General
Aury and his puriy will sail Their yes
sells are much ont Of order, ana their ag-
engagements 10 that effect progress but
slowly. The morning after landed,
ordered all the black and French teuops
TO be embarked on board some of tier
vessels; but The crews of lheirpriysleefs,
and many others ct all nations, Whom Il
is dlncu!t 10 restrain from violence and
excess, are still here.
Until am honored will your instrnc-
tons, | hope that The course / uav Dur
sue may meet tie appreciation OF tie Pre-
slGcnI.
General Gaines leaves this for The wes-
tern frontier OF Georgia The day after 10
morrow.
have the honor TO be, with high re-
spect, our most obedient servant.
JAMES BANhElEAD.
Major lst battalion artillery and
commanding This post.
To the hon. the Secretary Of War.
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NNAroDhOhia.


'sHAi this disease is deprived ali It's teTrors aud
- CANCERS by That substance called IKE CHINESE
SNAhE-SfONt,is 40 this DAY well established fof
ut most scepicai 10 doubt.
The nrst OF these stones which was discovered lot
mere are seveain the STATE has been Tor thirteen yeas
uuoeI the eye Of medical gentleman, who has applied
aHohDe o. c%nlnt Rounus, Al Of which applications
nNFs poVe1 successful IN preventing the scase. a
company Of gentlenrp purchased tbis article with
view Of retaining 10 W tbeiTOwn neiehbourlOod toreth
eI WIN the humane purpose Of having applied free Of
expense o. tdupers.
As the place u deposit Of this useful substance ia not
extensively Know tie public hereby Informed that
It M the hands of the Subscriber town Of Tappa
hanuoch, who VIII apply u 10 The afuent Cor the nodcr
ate snm Of cight dollars Tor the FIRST 0ufd aud two dol
lars Tor each OF er wound 70 paupers who brnn with
then the certificate 81 respectable person In Their
nesuoo0Fhood that they are such, h will be applied era
Thesubscrbei has several shares IN this in,siuablc
stone still 10 dispose Of. JAMESR. 8ICOIf
December 20. GsvBt
Is CHANCEEY. q Court beld for Louisa count,
December sth, s7--
sally (. Mitchell, Cay 3. Mitchell and Garland n. Nit
oNsh' Ptaiht6s,
John, David, william snelson Elizabeth and Charles
Mitchell infant chldfen 81 Charles Mitchell. dec. and
Nb . mllcbeii ahc JVun Mitchell, administrator Of
Elizabeth Mitchell. dec. yle5s1J0yfs
Tie defendants john, David, william, Suelson, Fi1a.
beth aud Charles Mitchell nfan children Of CHS. Mft
eieli, dec and VIM. s.. Mitchell not having entered their
appearance according the act uf AsseInb, aud the
rules ofihis Court aud dppeaIiugo satisfaction Of
the CouTtthd they are not inhabitants ~ this Sateoi,
that they appear here ohe Hfs day Of February Court
noxt, enter their appearance and TIE plaintiffs
bit and that copy Of this order be inserted n Of
The newspapers printed IN Richmond Tor two months
snccesiYely and posted 1t the front door Of The court
houte Of thisceunty.
copy Taste,
OHNPolNDExrER. {. L.c.
! December 10. % wsr
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Dr. Shaw
January 10,

OFFENDERS his services as a PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
j. TO the inhabitants OF Richmond and lis vicinity
IT He may be found at No. IS, Union Hotel
December IS GT-v2r
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Steamboat Notice.

TIVE public are hereby normedt that the NEW STEAM
Il BOAT NoRFOLKw (for the Winter season. leave
Norfolk on Mondays and Fridays, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
stop overnight ~ City Point and arrive early Tues
days and Saturdays in Richmond. Leave Richmond
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 O'Clock. A. stop
ver-nght AT Jamestown, aud arrive early Thursdays
aud Satrda, in Norfolk the whole distance by
daylight.
ID. W. CROKER, Captain.
n. b. II is contemplated the NORFOLK viii during
the Summer season) run between sim and 10 and
from Richmond, starting on the above framed days
January A. 72-i2ts
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Navy DErARIMsN1.

SIR have the honor to enclose, mere
with, copies of orders to Capt. iohn Il.
Elton, and Com. John ID. Henley, in re-
lation TO Amelia Island also letter
from tie latter officer, communicatinesn-
formation OF the surrender of that place
to the military and naval force of The u
nlted States, together with the cores
pondence which took place on that coca
sion.
l have the honor TO be, with the high
est respect sir, your most obedient
servant,
B. W:CROWNINSHIELE.
TO the President OF the y. States.
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SeWaN NsgooA.

Januaryi7.
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Fernapdina, Amelia Island,
Dec. q, 1917 :
SIR lad the honor to forward to the
War Department, on the Gath inst. copy
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Commander IN rhiei

j. d. Henley, Esq. Captain in
the Navy, and commanding
the U.States Naval forces oE
Amelia, James Bankhe8d,
Esq. Major of the LIST battal.
ion ofartillery, u. S. Army. 81
commanding Military forces.