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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

If, gentlemen, in the course ofour delibera-
tons, momentary irritation has been, at any
time felt, or unkiud expressions have ever, in
the heat of debate, fallen from any of us, let
these unpleasant Incidents be consigned to
oblivion, and let us recollect, only The anxious
desire Which has uniformly animated every
one to promote what appeared TO him To be for
the prosperity of our common country.
Oae painful circumstances fills me with the
deepest regret. Ii is that, aftei having co.
operated with many OF you, with some tor
years, to advance The public good, we separate
To meet. perhaps, no more. 1 here bear testi-
inomy 10 the fidelity with which yOm have all
iabofed Ia fuhi the high aus honorable trust
committed 10 us ny the nation. Aud every
one oil yon will carry with you my mssi ardent
wishes Tor your welfare and Happiness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

proof presumptve, that more conclusive evil
dence must be produced, before the question
can be fairly set at rest. The preface TO the
Trial OF Lord GEORGE SAcKvILLE, atterw yards
Lord GEORGE GERMAN, was certainly written
by JUNIus one person only, a Nobleman long
since dead, was supposed TO have known who
Tue writer really was, and that no bieman, i'm
his life time communicated the secret to his
present MAJESTY.
December so. Parliament is further pro-
rogued TO the Nth of January.
a report has prevailed in town, that the
pleasure of his Royal Highness The Prince
Regent has been in tiniated 10 Mr.. Peel, that
ihis Right Hon. gentleman should Join the pre-
>ent administration. Mr. Peel is said TO have
immediately waited on Lord Liverpool, and
Understanding that his Lordship pui posed TO
'eiife from oihce, he enquired who, in the
event OF ms Lordsbip's retreat, should be- con-
sidered as Premier. Lord Liverpool replied,
thdt Lord Castlereagh would he Premier Mr..
fesi Is reported 10 have then declared his de-
Termination not TO accept of an Office under
Lvid Castlcreagh.
Letters from Amsterdam state, that "A COM
mcrciai establishment which has attracted
inrcI noiice from theeNtent of its speeulaiious
III the Government securities %. France is at
length declared in state OF insolvency. The
riiii OF this house, which, though not perhaps
os il'e first order, Taajutained Il very high rank
at Amsterdam, is chiefly 10 I've ascribed to
srecnlat'ons, OF the magnitude OF which sose
iuea may be formed By stating, that at one
period il held 1000 $50 of rentes forming a
capital of O.OO0OOO OF francs and that every
iaIl oil Que er cent. that took place in the
funds, constituted difference OF more Than
lOD0Ol. ste, ling.
Lord Casiiereagh was so much indisposed
with the govt on Monday, that il was necessa-
~ TO lit him IN and out of his bed indeed he.
was scarcely able 10 move al all without assis.
lance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
HEAD QUARTERS

1@"oEtF" t'tt''UH. DFTfStCW UT tNt IDOHIW.
ASSISTANTS ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. ,
Fernandina. 18th February. 1919
GENERAL ORDER.
In future, officers of lie army charged
with forwarding troops, provisions, ord
nance, and ordnance stores, 10 Fernando
ma, or Amelia Island, or any other pub
lie supplies for The use of the troops on
that station, by wafer, when such troops
or supplies shall amount TO one hall of
The vessels freight, will employ regis
tered vessel, and require of The master or
owner TO take his clearance for Fernan-
dina, and not for ST. Mary's, as has been
heretofore practised.
BY order of Major General Gaines.
J. Nj. GLASSELL,
Assistant Adiulaui General.
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[Fyon the Eeu York E.eusn. Por..l


captain bourne, of the brig Hippo
menes, informs, that letters had been re-
ceived at Curacao from Margaretia and
from 81. Thomas stating thai $500 troops
under the command of Colonel English.
had arrived 81 the Oronoke from Eng-
land. Admiral Brion vas at Margareiia
Commodore Jolly, with eight sail had
lei, Niars arelia-,leslina ion unknown.
We nave received Curacao papers to
The OH oil February, from which the fol-
lowing extracts are made:
CURRACoA, Jan. 3O-The English
schr. Beckles, arrived here on Wednes
day afternoon, 3 days from MarsaTita
and brings letters 10 the oath inst. from
which the following are extracts:
Margarita. Jaa. 81.
There are little news here. The ar
nav marched TO open The campaign: and
by Courier yesterday from Augustura
We learn olthe arrival OF Colonel English.
with $500 Briiisl, troops.
=" San Juan Griego, Marga,ita, Jan. 81
a British force has arrived at Guira.
consisting of $500 men. Brion remains
III Pampaiar, JOlii has sailed with the
squadron, vessels, of which he has the
sole Command. Their destination is up.
known"
" kRACoA, FEB. 6.-The arrival of
EnShsh troops at Guayaua is now I'M
Questionable, for we have here the official
communication received at Margarita
from two officers on board the FIRST trans
port, which have tue pleasure herewith
to transmit 10 you.
Several respectable emigranis have al
ready leii this place for Gnayana and
Mar9ariia.. a proclamation issued by the
independent government, insures the
prompt payment Of their passages, &c.
Copy OF letter from two officers on
board the first transport atanchor i'm the
Orionoco, to Arismendi, the Governor oil
Mar9ariia
We emhface the opportunity of in
forming The Governor OF Margariia, rha,
the ship Perseverance is arrived al Guay-
ana. with two hundred troops, for the
government OF Venezuela; and we expect
| IN the course ui three days ten or twelve
vessels more, Which will make nearly four
thousand trroo,,s.
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SUPREME COI1RT

WednesdaY, Narch 3.-Mr. EinAney con-
Guided his argument in the case oi Ne
Cutioh against the State Of Na,yland. on
the right Of the States to tax Tie Bank of
the u. States. We made lrifling mis-
take IN The statement of the Judgment
of The Court delivered yesterday by Mr..
JUSTICE LIVINGSTON, in the case of tie
Bstreifd. The sentence which was affirm
ed by this Court, was sentence restoring
the property 10 the original Spanish own
ers, on the ground That lie capture was
made by Venezueli an pri,aiees which
had recruited or increased her crew with
in The limits of the United States, in yio-
lation Of our neutrality.
Thursday, March 4.--Ihe case of Me-
Ter against Waiker was argued by Mr..
HoPkinson, Mr.. Swann, and Mr.. Williams.
MIR. Hopkins opened the case Of Houston
against Moore, for the plaintiff in error.
FRIDAY, March 5.-Mr. Rogers conf
Dued the argument Of The case OF Houston a.
ganst Moore, involving authority of
State Court Martial TO inhici punishment
on delinquent miltia-men, upder requi-
sitioD from the President of the United
States. NAT. Int.
Mr.. Scott, the Delegate from Missouri.
yesterday attempted, but without sue
cess, 10 prevail OH some one of those who
voted TO adhere 10 the disagreement TO
The amendment of the Senate TO the
MISSOURI state bill, to obtain a recon-
sideraiion Of that vote. Ii is proper 10
state, that, though as much opposed as
any one TO the restriction proposed to
he imposed Oh slavery in the new slate,
the Delegate from The present territory
of Missouri used his be-l exeriions 10
obtain the passage Of the bill with that
feature, rather than postpone IFS passage
| for another year. He failed in his OBJ
| ieCt; and, for anoiherycaT, Tie territorial
form of government continues 10 exist in
Missouri. IN.
We to-day publish tbe report If the
| committee ofil,e u. s. Senate IN the case
Of Gen. JACKSON. II is entitled TO The
undivided attention Of the reader. We
intend 10 publish the documents which
accompanied The report. As The report
| and documents will hereafter be matter
OF discussion, we would recommend that
tie papers in which ihey arc published
he laid by. A perusal OF The report will
show HAT the Committee Of The Senate
have asceriaiued a number Of important
facts which are detailed IN lhe report.
These facts are OF sucha character as as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
e" J. WHITNEY,
=" JOHN JOIINSTON.'
Extract Of a letter dated Jacquemel, { Hayti, }
January IL, 1919.

Extract Of a letter dated Jacqnen,eI, { Hayti. J
January IL, 1919.
have nothing worth TRANSMITTING IN
YOU IN the new line, except the growing
piracy whic! is carried on from the lee
ward coast ofihs Island, say from Arquin,
Bay 10 the Wes, End, aud from thence
through 'sIe Passage and the Keys, as
well asround Cuba-ihis piracy has been
going on, for these five wears. and is now
grown to An alarming extent, SO much so,
that II IS dangerous for any unarmed YES
sci 10 pass. A schr. from Norfolk has
been takenGy them, and il is supposed
all murdered OH board. A government
brig al Aux Cages went in pursuit. and
tell in with her, and found after using
every eXerlion 10 avoid them. she
was run ashore and tlle piraies escaped.
Another schooner from Baltimore, has
been robbed 10 a considerable amount.
aud understand has put into Port au
Prince-ihe schr. Perry, of Baltimore.
taken and all hands murdered Danish
vessels and others pluBdered, &c. all this
III short time.
Many OF these Pirates have been ar
rested al different times by the govern.
mept tic plGnder taken from them and
they imprisoned for two OF three weeks
and then set al liberty, with their appe-
tjtes whetted. by disappointment, for new
plumber. The government in no one in
stance, have punished one of these
piuudeFers and murderers-they have
laws, but dare not enforce them I
Il appears 10 NE that any man of COM
mon sense would say, that il would
be 10 the credit Of ibe American 90
verument, If il was to send this way some
trifng force, only four or five Cape Cod
fishing smacks with ten men each and
one swivel, itwould be enough 10 keep the
freedom Of those seas and protect lawful
commerce..
ST. JoHN, IN. b. February "A large
whale was drove or shore in The late gales
near Point Lapresux, measuring nearly
20 feet iu length, and about 10 feet thick,
Messrs. Dawson and M'NeiI, who first
discovered this monster Of tie deep, and
who consider il as their bona tide proper.
", inform that from tie number Of brui-
ses on The body and head, il must have
been pre-, OuSly eniHDglcd among the
breakers. where II probably walIowed
until IL died. When found. The tongue
projected ont Of the meuih about 6 feet.
n il Of thc female kind aud viii probably
Firld about 80 barrels of oil The body
ice To- Use sh5pe OF curve, and is drove
au incredible distance up ilr beach.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
aleX'a. Common Council.
Norem5er 90, 1919.

Ordered. That the auditor issue a warrant
in favor of Joseph Rinker for nineteen dol
lars aud 80 cents for work done at the market
house.
Ordered, That the auditor issue warrant
in iayor OF Matthias Snyder for six dollars 90
ceuIs. and OF Thomas Bond fo. nine dollars
4S cents Tor work done at the market square.
petition from Tim'y Mumiord, Jun. was
received and referred 10 Mess. Swift, Neale,
S@ih and Longden.
C,iere1 i, That the superintendent of po-
hcedC cause the engine t.uuse OF the gun
tse company, to be placed as near the line of
ue Friendship fire company engine house, as
nay he convenient Tor The passage ot foot
pG,,ru,ers through the alev.
Ordered. That the tex of thirty dollars,
ChorS"f improperly for tavern iicence TO
E,ltuiiGe BontL, be RENTED.
petition irom Sundry persons living on
Alfred street, was received. and referred 10
Nsssrs. Hsene, Kinney, Robinson and Bryan.
Ordered, That the attorney tor the corpo
ration bring suit against p. G. Ma-steiler, for
tie artears Que TO the corporation in such
L..uurr as he may deem most advisable.
Ordered, That Messrs. Swift. Neale, and
kerne. lie committee 10 examine and re-
port the situation OF the public property loas-
ri 10 the late Jos. Thomas and other public
PROPERTY contiguous thereto.
EytrdCt from the minutes.
Test, | Il. Thompson, e. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
For sale or Rent.
And possession giiven tmmediatel

And possession givsn Immediately,
MOUNT EAGLE, with S5 to 40 acres
Nl of land, inClOsed with good post and
rail fence, situate in Fairfax county, Va. and
within short nile Of Alexandria Ii com
mands 2 fire view of that town, the city of
Nsshipg,ua Ind part of Georgetown
also OF the over Potomac and of the country
49, ar9pnd. The improvements are a
SsE's handsome and convenient frame
Es@s ling house, with kitchen, wash
E-,'...tz house and pantry under the same
roof---s,noke house, stable and carriage
house, with never failing spring of excel
lent water within fifty yards.
1t desirable 10 purchaser. | will add a
part OF the Spring BanE Tract, contiguous TO
il, on the west side OF The Mount Vernon
road. containing 50 to 10 acres, part OF
which is in wood and the remainder cleared,
18th good post and rail fence.
s--a Also, for sale, 10Y three story
STT brick warehouse, on Kng-stre at
Ssss present occupied by George Cole
Also, for sale,
A Available TRACT OF LAND, in Fau-
quer county, Va within miles of Warren.
ton, containing 400 to 1900 acres, divided
into small farms, and rented from year to
year. The whole ofthis tract is good farm
ing land, and well adapted to plaster.
For terms apply to
ROBERT PATTON, Jun'r.
october 81 w3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
ROUND HILL.

lying on the Stage or Colchester road d;.,,n.
about 8 miles from Alexandria, and con ,,s;ne
ing l4oI acres, more or less :-resor,;na.
however, to George Triplett his rioht r. nra
moletty OF the dwelling house and ward tn
iand has been very considerably Cd h,,
Jnd'clous cultivation, and there .rs 'n ~.
growing crops ofsmall grain upon It ~"
Also. one other tract, being an .ou.,
divided moiety Of tract of lsnG n i tbs va,
county, contiguous to the forego;no snd
supposed to contain 25 acres poles a'N
The terms of sale viii! be mada I,
the time and place of sale. Auo"n AZ
nov 10 IL. McKENNA, Trustee
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
nov IS
Blank Books and Stationary
.itt.cie$.
q est received arJ for sale hy

q UST received aud for sale by
JAAitS KENNEDY & SON,
A complete &sSortlnent If dodgers, Jour
na!S and day books letter, invoice, bank
anu msm books OF every size and variety,
faint lined amt PLAIN
Record books Of every description, faint
lined anu PLAIN
goo ims [. cap writing paper, No. ! 2& 8
100 DO s. hue qto post, suit, Cotored,
hot pressed and plan, OF the manuiacture Of
Matthews, Amies, and d Ames
British and American toto post
Ditto Guarto gilt and mourning do
45 groce bonnet boards, white and blue
Superine. hot pressed playing cards, white
and figured backs
A very large assortment OF the best quilts,
inkpowder British and American, black lead
pencils Il crayons, cameis' hair do, Reeves's
water coiorS ia boxes and singly, genuine
India ink, British drawing paper of all sizes,
inkstands of all the various kinds; blank and
visiting cards, plain, gilt and military en-
bossed, chess men, bone and ivory, back
CANNON and chess boards, states and pencils
of all sizes, ladies' and gentlemt MS elegant
morocco pocket hooks with ant without in
struments, morocco urseS, thread cases and
wallets, penkniycS of superior quality, silver
pencil case and thmbIes, por, tolios and
writing desks an assortment of low priced
paper hangings of Few patterns, box boards
band boxes assorted, &c. &c.
ORDERS FOR BLINK BOOKS,
ruled to particular patterns, executed with
neatness and dispatch. diff nov l2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
District of Columbia,
County Of .Alerandria. 10 AIT.


an the petition ofSANDFoRD ANDERSON an
~ insulvent debtor, confined III the Jail of
Alexandyia county, for debt Notice is here
by given to the creditors of the said Sanford
Ande. son, that on the first Monday in Dec.
next at nine O'Clock. A. NJ. al the court, house
of said county. the oath prescribed by an act
ofthe Congress of the United ST ties, entitled
:" an act for the relief of insolvent debtors in
the district of Columbia" will be admins
tered to the said insolvent, aud trustee ap-
pointed, unless sufficient cause 10 the con-
trary be then and there shown. Ordered. that
this notice be published three times week
for two weeks, before that day.
By order of the Hon. VIM Cranch, chief
Judge of the United States Circuit Court of
the District of Columbia.
Teste, EDMgND |. LEE, c.. G
ncvl9 3taw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
SeasOnabIe Goods.

consisting of superine fine. common {. coarse
cloths ,cassimeres, cassinetts. velvet cord fan.
pes ,wilh good assortm't Of domestic goods
of different kinds together with hats, boots
and shoes; all of which will be sold chea D for
cash, and franklin aud Mechanics Bank pa
per received in payment.
Every description of ready made clothing
constantly on hand at the lowest prices, and
any kind of secondhand clothing taken IN
exchange for new. wfm4m sept 92
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
FAIL GOODS.

embracing a general assortment of China
Glass and Earthenware and some very su
Tered for sale by the subscribers
TRlPLETT T. NEALE.
King-st near the indian Queen Tavern.
Nnnvemher rs. Iaw6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Died,

n Georgetown, on Saturday morning last,
I,ieEa short and painful illness, Mrs. Ana
Louis u, CLhGETT, wife OF Mr.. Darius Cla-
get, OF Georgetown, and daughter OF Jonah
!nnNrson, Esq. of Alexandria.
\, Eliza5eth'owu, on Friday evening of
hSt"e"k, aged Io2 wears, Gen. Annie Gau-
u-' who served as general under the untor-
innate Lnais XVI. OF France. The general
Manifested the strongest attachment to tie
bourbon family, during the whole period OF
is iI'e. He was man of fine stature and
appearance, aud retained his health aud rea-
son 70 The day othi, death, aud did not ap-
!carmo7e than To years of aye.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
To Rent.

E-~A The subscriber will rent as a Sc
ATTT parate establishme the back build
9sssI ing OF his house, or O;onoko street,
&C., comprising parlor, stair room, and
kitchen below, three good lodging roools,
with fire places in the I'd story; and three
garnet rooms above.
nov 60 dIwlawtf ". H. FITZHUGH.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
For Rent.

sr,,x The dwelling house and store, oc-
aTFn Cupied by MIR. Rob't. s. Blackjack,
Hsss for one or more years, and immedi-
AssS.sl ate possession will be given. This
situation is one of the most desirable in town
for grocery business, and the dwelling is
large and pleasant. For terms apply to
september "a mth6w CHR. NEALE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Window Glass.

SEVENTY-TNO boxes window glass 6
- by 8 8 10, 9 II, 10 l2. received
from the Ulster Mandatory, of superior
quality aud as agents for the aforesaid ma
nufacory, we shall be regularly supplied
with every size, at very reduced prices.
Also,
Received by different arrivals from Liver
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Liverpool Salt, ahoat.

Liverpool Salt, afloat.
LNVE THOj SAND bu. Liverpool coarse
Il salt 5000 do blown salt, the cargo OF
the brig Mary, capt. Lorng-for sale by
VIM. FOM LIE, & Co.
Who have also for sale,
The cargo of brig Pay Master, captain
Prince, from st. Johns Of
GAO tons plaster
hhds West India rum
Also, the cargo of the schr Rolla, captain
Pittee, of l6o tons plaster
And the cargo of schr Planet, Prince, of
$50 tons plaster.
Landing from the sloop William &. Mary,
capt. German. from New DIRK
60 Ps lst quail Russia Duck
For freight,
~4A3, The brig MARY, David Loring,
.ssasaaG master; carries 28oo bbIs flour or $50
hhds OF tobacco is good vessel, and can
be ready for cargo in few days
Also, for Freight,
>HN The new brig PAY-MASTER,
.&AGC. Prince, master; burthen about
lou barrels, first late vessel.
Also,
>AN The Schr PLANET, l.. D. Prince
49, master, carries Hoo barrels, a first
rate vessel, vii; take freight for the w. In
dies, or southern port.
For Boston & Portland.
49, The schr. ROLLA. capt. Pettee,
.saaa1has part Of her cargo engaged, the ba-
lance would be taken as freight on reasona-
BILE terms. Apply as above Nov. 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Improved Straw Cutters.

z HE subscriber has in operation at Mr..
Il Chalham's livery stable, in Pitt-street,
near the City Tavern, Alexandria, one Of
HoTcHKiss's IMPROVED STRAW CUTTERS,
to operate by levers. These machines are
perfectly adapted to the cutting of every
kind OF long forage, corn tops, &c. The
great superiority that these machines possess
over others employed for the same use. make
them worthy of the attention of every farmer
and other gentlemen who have use for cut
feed JONATHAN S. EASTMAN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Round Hill for Sale

10y virtue of deed of trust from Daniel
- M'Pberson and wife to me mndar AZ.
of the soth of May, lel6, and for the nnr.
poses therein prescribed, shall sell At pnb-
lie auction, on the premises. I'm FRInpaV
the 10th Of December next, tract Of Iva
in the county Of Fairfax, known bv the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
London, Sept. 10.

LoHuUH, ESepC. ~.
In one instance in Germany. the Col
lcgiaas armed, took the part of the per-
secuted Jews anu drove of their assail-
ants.
A seamen. rather badly rugged. ap-
plicA lately to an officer Of the Superb.
nov III Plymouth Sound, to be entered
al tie ships books Tie lichtenent, OBJ
serving his ragged appearance, said he
WaulI rot do. III hope, RETURNED Jack
With the characteristic simplicity of a
British tar, that y0ar honor 7riH not
condemn the kuV tr the sake Of TIE rig
cipg."-i'hj, reply excited the atten-
tion,of the officer, and the weather. eat
en- tar being sent below for belly full
and new rigSsr, turned out to be one
of tLe best seamen in the ship, and is
BON G0ing duty On the fOrecastle.
General Quarter Sessions, Sierra Leone.
NURrER.
IN the beginning Of April Maroon.
named William Webb. Was tried for the
vAtuI nGgder Of Diana Spence, with
when he had been intimate upwards of
90 yraYs.-rhe court house was crowd
ed to- rxCcSs.-ThCre is All oX,raOrdina-
~ fact connected with this case. 1t is
the Erst murder that has taken place
since the mlr, lurtion of the Billie to fhe
Island by The associated Societies Ut
L1ndon. Previously to thateyent. muir
dtlS were little more than ordinary
transactions. in a place where jealousy
upe! ated with such violence as at Sicrre
leone. Tue Maroon was cOniCte
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
A House and Lot for Sale.

euxv,x offer for sale two story brick
CITE house and lot, situated on ST. Asaph
Ma street, Alexandria, at present in the
49, tenure and occupancy of MIR. Am
brose Vase. 1t is a good and convenient
house, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
The premises will be shown, and terms made
known, on application to col. Francis Peyton,
Alexandria, or to the subscriber, near Fair
TAX Court House.
RICHARD RADCLIFFE.
September 81 mthtt
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Nautical Almanacs for 1920
and '2t.
pOWDITCH'S navigator
- Blunt's ccast pilot

- Blunt's coast pilot
Shipmaster's assistant
Seamen's journals
Cargo books
Mercantile and shipping blanks.
A general assortment OF charls nathcma-
tical instruments, shgiy and in cases ii all
prices-Gunter's scales and dIvldrrs--- Day
aud night MISUNDERSTANDING glasses Of
various sizes--pocE>t perspective glasses
with eight draws--si!yer and plated speuta
clcs. Fo: sale by
J. KENNEDY & son.
nov Is dtt