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J. ! =, II.
NUMEROUS applications having been made
~ formation IN relation te In which land
der The act Of aoi September 1880 should located following
answers thereto have been prepared, vii
There are three modes BY which these locations
is By ule wsTIantce in person
"a by the w.anlee through the of this Office;
ID. by agent attorney !. l'
the adopted application made
IN writing specifying the land district county
which the location afndavit
according TO the following form No. L. ~ III TT#7l
Where the third mode power attorney must
psodueed executed by presence
according the following No q which attorney
be cknowedged
authorized 70 take the acknowledgment according
No Ser a. 4s.#.U ~ : #If #r#z n
IN all the will the land Office
where the location made unless special directions
be given. 'laAt u -7t 49,
aa J. BUTTERFIELD Commissioner
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OTICE h hereby given that application will bo
made for the renewal Of certificate No. % Of stock in the Bank
Of the Metropolis the Of Wm Gore Ouseey l
Of April, 1887 which certificate has been lost msiaid
WAsHHoToN, April 9, 1851 . Ap l0-law4w.
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AIDES Dress Goods.-The subscriber has now in store
Ii IS pieces plain barage, embracing all the shades
so do figured barnge, some beautiful styles
20 do do ussne, entirely styles
do barage delaine from 25 SIX pnci
pally very rich patterns ...
25 Bohemian cloth, and pretty article
25 do linen lusre very pretty shades
1900 yards ginghams all prices
10000 do printed caiicoes .#
5000 printed lawns, off l2k cents fast coors
and fine quality
yards plain cooed Swiss musns beauful article,
.al abby cents
The could fer the last few days will
kindness call shall make that
all may be accommodated.
c. W. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9Th SIS.
Mar d2wif
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FORM OF RELEASE.

FUKM KELEHSE.
Whereas Congress, approved September 1850,
millions Of be paid the
menoned with prov,so
shall
holding bonds and other cerhcates OF
Texas, specially pledged
Of the United sntes releases Of all
United States for account said bonds
creditor tha
holding Of the following described bonds
Of TeHn las the bc and for which
the duties said specially pledged:
Here describ the bonds certificates
Now the said
consideration hereby the
United stntes m equity hem for
account Of certhcaes) above described.
Witness my and seal nj this ----------day OF
-, 1851.
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
fTwo witnesses1
Mar od-dt3 AwtsepJi
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(M0RsE LINE) 81

WASHINGTON OFFICE, PxsssyLvAMA AVENUE,
Fifth house Of National Hotel, No 6.
THE first line established by company United
5ates and pioneer ine extending
between Washngton baltimore, Philadelphia, York and
de Grace, Wilmington, Trenton, PnHsioa. Nsw Brunswck
ark Cithe only line In country pfsssht
having shas lately undergone repairs, and
deliver number of messages which
oft accommodation the public with
accuracy prompness, fidelity unequsled This line
SOUTH extending already een thousand miles, 70 sisr Of
which BE- delivered desired The
ayers line lately thoroughly systematzed
delivery
charges equal special With facil
ties for business by this nv
line, reliable
graphing The offices of Magnetic Telegraph Company
Washington city, Pennsylvania fifth house Of National
Hotels Baltimore No Exchange, Cay Phadelpha,
No lol Chestnut Quincy Granite buiding New York.
Hanover street, of Beaver.
80 WIN. M SWAIN, President
A--3mds s%.tt'
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GY1
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours OF Departure OF the Passenger Trains
Frcm Washington Mt a. m. and at p m. day and .
m daily except Sunday.
From Baltimore at and daily, and daily
cept Sunday
Feb3--diy tn PARSONS, Agent
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DAET1MORE Female College.-This nstitution incorpc
rated by the Legislature of Maryland and enjoying sbe Pasro
adfd- acquisition Of thorough ana
The buildings pleasantly located with
and modern for the
number boarding scholars
: tssyRuorron.
n O. brooks, a. N, professor Of sncent languages
Rev B. w. Nadal, A. w., biblical literature.
Rev u. r. Wsaah, M mathematics and science,
=. H. Pratt NJ D., assistant in do do
Mas NJ A. Dixon, English and Bellies Lettres,
/" J. Rochester, assistant In English.
Z" Georgsns A. Hu's~, French language.
/" Ellen O. Gobrrch Instruments, music.
M. A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth =. sIiccr, painting
Mr. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
Boarding Nw session, tl weeks 4T 10
collegiate department. 30
preparatory department from TO 10 90
Cstaloeucs with Information, he had on
application to
AZ 9t-aaw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal
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The printing all kinds including which may be required
be executed cfhe Department o. me in~n"f any
thereof be circuavs, tnsncoons
warrants forms returns h~sks scd mstisr, OF not loaded ra
figure ruling lining and red rng
lining tse, d~soupno" ts same ANAL
known usually dre'gsased ny, the once equns ~ and
including folding sucne, pasttrs, &C On Ws i"ow'ns "
scrptops Of paper, witf
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On every other description Of paper NOT des'x
mated above, but TO be so by the ONCE or
dern9 II, whether circulars, instructions, war
rants, fcrms, returns, Ae., NJ specified in the
first paragraph, A,v-
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PosT OvrIcE DErARrnrxT,


FosT OrFIcE
March H. 1851
1T being desirable kind
specimen keys proposals furnish the will
considered the fos once Dspansn, uni. the
for examination and report Upon this report contracts
with the right en- e part Of the Postmaster
al g" a. S1na % S nnG ssns the
notice that effect than nine nor less than SIX
With procuring the loves, price, kind
lection skin and ingenuity which air eompeu
on may G sevsap @ snsS % ow"
qualities, durability, uniom,y ishtne.s and strength
and KEYS now in use abou, thirty twenty
sy s.Dd s % % %
aeward. the annual supply will depend on The
sss %a .sr1s. &c probably sneeed
y" oss % r M be eossd like
any with whom the contract may be made be allowed
any purpose than Of the Posi- once Depart
tn. Kind of lock adopted patented, pasntee viii
be required entering into MAKE ~ an o. M %
General shall deem such Requirement, essential 90 the in
,s ss' hfu ,hs terms and condons
General aha. have 'hs right besides rs.. to n, psn.
with any other party or parties as he may see h for fur
In deciding upon proposals. specimens offered
nit % S .s for S. s s"ss, H. the
serves therefore, o with different indvduas
% ss az %
for ne S A omS r s s. ..su s "m
,h,,ty thousand dollars performance
and Keys s.d also sey guarding ss,s,, h,r p pass:
and the successful bidder bid
No apollo alton considered accompanied with sats
factory ofths trustworthy character Of The bidder and Of
his ability to fu'nl The contract u.Y1 po,,m,.,, General,
March l6--iawti.tIuly
orAMMERIse cURED.-Dr. com~,ock. vocal gymnasium,
u and other detective arcn'niion
e'ocnsioa for the reception Of
pup tn. n.s"oS pa. been ~ @ a d S,d % 10
A, COMsTOCK, NJ D..
ss Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS.
Published by A. Coms,ock, NJ. D., Philadelphia
tTe following phonetic alphabet the
alphabet been to the world, because V
has distinct letter for every elementary sound
voice In speech, accent infection, nionaton, AcJ
The Testament, 81 a.; The Phonetic Speaker NJ The
two voIume u 5o My Geography, Treatise
fhonoosy The First Book of Pope's Homers HAD 26
oc,svo psscs) 50 cents; Minstrel, I2S cents
DR. publishes monthly periodical, entitled Comstocks Pho
sc,cnary /. n Of pubicauon me Telegraph.
order. should be accompanied with the cash and directed
A. COMpTOCK, N, D., fhiIadephia.
Al EI.vIJ.L's serrn noms-2 volumes
MI Manniag. sermons-three series in three volumes.
HoHmsn on the swof the Protestant Episcopal Church IN the
the United Statea-l vol.
Bishop History fhe Church Of England to the Revolution
Of r6ss-i vol
Thornon's Family Prayers and commen'sry.-i vol.
old Truths and New Errors by Rev O. NJ Ruier-i vol
L.dy Mary ~ O ., Taylor,
The Anee' Song; by o. p Taylor.
Mark Wilton by O. n. Taylor.
Margaret, The Pearl by G, " Taylor
scene. in a ci.rrymsn. Lin BY c. b. Taylor
wyau's Christian ohcs.-1v vol. -.
May rhnN.N 'Hrh'H
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WILL Of claims before Congress and ib
w iou- executive departments Of the government
Once dwelling street, between OH and Iosh streets.
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A. 4 q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.dPERS AND I.dILORS,

No. 3B3 broadway, corner Of Duane street,
Above tAe Irvirg House, NsD York,
ESPECTFULLY invite pubic
IL their goods, Of the
prepared make the best and
fashionable their usual pces.
and vesng of latest mportaons elegant light silks
for vests dark 90. new pauerns OF fans embroideries
There sku artists employed in this
coats pants and wastcoats Each
complete in itself Army and uniforms made
order with and DESPATCH and the most approved
who visit this metropolis will find this establish
everything their and perfect nt il always insured
NJ b. PRKAuA wAIsTCoATs.-These elegant wsiscoas that
admired Castle Garden, have been awarded the
H premium by the American Institute at their late fair
Feb lS-dlm
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODs.-Jast received
IN 10 pieces handsome China silk H.Has II
10 do do China silk grenadines
IS do do silk tissues, style I. +.
plain figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Maria, do
30 do India silk
do printed marques, for dresses, new and pretty
SO do berege de lane EHs#
- do French figured fouiard silk ..nH
do French de laines, superior
25 do black silk, every quality aud price
Is black lace nantes Il
30 do scats
SO pieces black lace, all widths Is.
plain and figured white and coored shaw
with handsome Of
embroidered muslin chemi
sleeves, silk m kid and silk gloves,
hosiery Also, large stock Of French and
English cloths cassmeres drings vestnr cravsts &C., Which
Ap lo-awif P. II. HoOE Co.
subscribers inbr their
IN public
following articles, which they invite
tcnion, viz
Linen sheetings Ga, 81, l04, and 1874, Irish
a, A,
Pillow linens, widths, Irish Scotch
m cotton, o. 81 lO4 and IL
and coored Marselles quilts,
AllendaIe quilts, cheap
Richardson's super family linens
and finish do
Hollands family .g4.#
Damask table cloths, all sizes and qualities
Table the yard all widths very superior
Also superior lot Of silk warp and gauze hanneis
Gentemenu and ladies' merino under
with assortment OF house furnishing goods
Mar 26-4wf p HoOE co.
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IL ciusens Of Wasinson
his r dancing for the viii
Tuesday 09h Al his residence Pennsyvana
avenue opposite Ntriard's hotel.
Washington Tuesdays, Thursdays and anur-
days Ceorxotowp-- Mondays and fridays
Dct7-du
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THIrHs's History the French Rsv"s"o"~- "es"'
hfu English eAi,iop compe'e fc' ~ 80 .,cv r.y,o,
APPS FRANck ThtLos
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). BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.


STATE
Before me Justice Of the peace other officer authorised
Tee who being duly deposes aud
lhes tnerf name 81 wavr0afe 10 whom No.
acres under the act Of september 1885,
day OF of-, lb5 and who applies
[dfsaats &igwafurel
sworn subscribed before IN - day Of F., 1856.
(ODiceT's 3gnofure.1
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Whole tickets ss0Haives SiO-onaers $5-Eighhs 81 50.
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tickets $40
do do " half do 100
do 26 quarter do 90
do 8 eighth do 20
ffOrers certificates packages in the
will receive the prompt and
Immediately aeI all
who order fom
Address j. n c. MAURY, Agents,
MayW Alexandria, Virginia
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FORM 2. .
Know all by these PRESENTS hsre
WarTanfee,J Of the and State hereby
constitute and appoint ------, Of and lawful
attorney my name,
for Of land, which issued under the Of September
1850
tPower Of Substitution may be inserted, If desiredI
signed In presence of
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nxsr S,cyoppete Works OF Jo~ephus. trnnslsteA ny
Winston volume Of $40 closely printed pAgss
enar7vngs Price, In full leather binding a.
Aom FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Iconoxrsphic Enc encyclopedia. No. 10.
Mother the Ie of Rays South wovb
pyrnc's Dictionary Of Engineering, No. 2s.
Appetons Mechanics Magazine, No 6.
published, and for sale by .##u.r #..t#
TAYLOR MAURv,
Mays Booksellers, near prb street
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FRENCH COOKERb.-The Modern Cooks practical guide
10 the culnsry and all for the
largest establishments for O. f.
Fncae pupil Of the celebrated in large
octave volume, with numerous enprayngs, Price, ~ G
Maya FRANCk TAYLOR,
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TUE stair builders Guide-A plain rnd practical
system embracing all necessary details and ihe
imporrpt prppes volume,
with twenty two engravings Price 81 cents -.
Apps fhANIk TAYLOR.
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Norfolk M rN
.x-k The Steamer osCEoLA, having undergone thorough
repairs, her above place.
Leaving every Wednesday and Saturday O'Clock,
Returning Norfolk every Monday and Thursdsy
o'clock Touching going and returning Cone nver and
usual landings Potomac for signals land.
Passage aud fare, s..
April l-u JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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7 KNOX wALKER will prnofise law In the supreme
Court Of United States, prosecution
against the Address Washington, ID. O.
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CPLENDID shaSsls N1antilas, Sc.--We invite the
ladies descriptions received,
.
10 rich silk manullas, assorted shades, new styles
1s rich chcne silk sbawis 3
"a muslin manulIns. ..#H.
We have received also .-..
I black scarfs
do do shawis.
The Of the ladies especially invited ad
throughout received
and desirable goods Tor all Of which will be
prices all prices
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ap i2-dIw
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No Todd Building, PcnnyIvanis Washington csmmA
New York California, Minnesota and ell the
other the Union.
CHARLES DE sELDrN having been appointed by me respect
New YORK,
and Of the Territory Of Minnesota,
acknowledgment Of deeds, Ac odsrs
his services The OF Washington and elsewhere.
Feb A-2aw
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oTAMMERING CURED.-Dr. Comstock, vocal gymnasium,
- and other defective arcnlni'on
eiocution for the reception Of
succcssfu operation for
man should be paid and directed
"'"N A. CoMsTOCK, NJ D..
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ID Ev. MASON NOBLE's Seminary for Young Lnalss
III opened residence of 18th and VI
Tuesday the ad instant Terms made known appi
the principal
Ap I3-dtlst May
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OWNERS Lands Texas.-A gentleman
a surveyor desires Texas
would like become the
Of lands In that country, with view to bring nem
market
family and small and desirou- Of engaging
He the satisfactory testimonials OF
responsibility and his acquaintance
TO m 10 a consderab Texas.
inclined avail himself
pncedin correspondence with the
suitable addressing paid
VIM. GOULDfN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06
ANOTHER PRINTER GONE.

We have learned from private source that
Mr.. JAMES COCHRAN. for several years fore
man in this office, died in Columbia on Sum-
day night last. He was 4 Mason and an Odd
Fellow, and, above all, had through life of
usefulness, maintained the reputation of an
honest man.
1t will be remembered that the deceased
was the originator Of the Hamburg Repu6li-
can. We trust he has ceased his labors be-
low, for the enjoymcn! Of eternal rest in
hclYcu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06
FOR THE ADVERTISER.
To the People of Edgeaola District


Without desire on my part,>sand without
consultation in the matter, through tho kind
ness of friends, l find my naEe before the
people of Edgefield, for seat in the State
Convention: And fearing the imputation Of
shrinking from responsibility, in the critical
condition Of our Federal relations, am cor.
strained to maintain the position, which has
been assigned ne.
Acknowledging, broadly, the right Of the
people to know the sentiments of those who
are proposed to act rs their representatives;
l do not hesitate to avow my convictions
frankly, and the course / should pursue, II
invested with power.
The subject of our difficulties with the
Federal Government and the "Frce Soil"
States, has been discussed to exhaustion.
Nothing new can be advanced at this period.
II, as firmly believe, the people are enlightr
cncd, and have formed their conclusions on
the issues involved, all argument becomes
useless. The time for action has arrived
And the essential question to be decided, is
whether South Carolina should in any event
soccde from the Confederacy, without the
cooperation of the other aggrieycd States.
To this, answer unequivocally, Yes. This
course, Is due TO her character, without con-
sidering any of her pledges. tits due TO the
cause, in which she has been the advanced
guard for fifteen years; and if sacrificed,
crushed, no nobler monument will be found
on the record of history, than that she per-
ished, the forlorn hope, in defence Of the
principles Of civil liberty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06
g SENEl,N

Our readers will pr'ceivc that we have
laid before them to-day lie article which was
heralded in our last 1t was said Of that rrll-
Gle, sits views coilcidcd with our own
This we now promptly rctract, and beg that
all will excuse us for our first editorial slip
We had but glanced ovcrit in great haste tor
the purpose of catching the authors 'lcws'
and our dcril was fidgctting, in equal has'e'
to catch the script from under the pen; as the
latest moment had arrived for going to press.
In this way, we overlooked tie concluding
portion of our correspondents article, which
we have since discovered. contains the very
pith and marrow of his ricws.
From this part, we are forced TO say, VIII
all possible respect for our correspondents
opinions in general, we entirely dissent
The main portion of dispositions, in point of
number, we still admit arc in unison with our
own views, and, indeed, they would form no
unapt preface to the declaration Of the most
ultra advocates of separate State action-
These give no other evidence, than that they
arc from the pen of one, who feels, as we
know our correspondent does the deep and
righteous Indignation of down-trodden and
insultcd freeman, who looks in vain for any
chance Of escape, otherthan that which Is to
be found in the strong arm of resistance
We regret that SO noble an expression OF
genuine truth and sterling patriotism, con-
cludcs with position so incompatible with
our humble, yet fixed opinion of the only
course that will lead US, speedily and safely,
into the port of security and prosperity.
The first mis-givings which crossed our
mind in following up the writer's thoughts,
occurred at the sentence which says "thc
only remedy adequate 70 the salvation of the
South and her institutions lies in the scpara-
ton of this Union and the establishment Of q
Southern Republic" We italicize merely to
convey our notion Of the point Intended
These ms-givings were again swept away in
part, and our whole soul would go with the
sentiment which soon follows, were it isola.
ted. 81 can see no way Of hope, no ground
of safety, short ofscccssion." This, without
qualification or proviso, is our creed. We
cannot therefore concur with the closing re-
marks of our worthy correspondent, wherein
he says that the State, is not ready for this
important step, and that to act alone will be
attended with uncomfortable hazard and may
result in disastrous defeat. We maintain
that the very reverse of this will be the more
probable consequence: that it will be attended
with but little hazard, as compared with the
magnitude of the interests involved, and that
ultimate and glorious SUCCESS will crown the
undertaking. But, rs we have accepted for
publication the article of "SESEX," We pre-
fer. as matter of courtesy, not to join issue
with him particularly, on the argument which
our difference of opinion suggests. We give
in another place our general views on this
subject.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06
JOHN lIANPDEN.

We give our readers to day, this article,
which appeared in Il late number of the Tclc-
graph. 1t is conceived, mainly, in very
proper spirit, and gives true delincaion of
the causes which led to the action adopted BY
the Legislature.
The author must pardon US for emitting a
particular passage near the close of his piece.
Our exclusion Of that portion is Il mere mat
ter of taste.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06
se WE understand that, Miss ELIZA P.

" W I. "1'"e1 s's'I1u ''''t' .f4'' I7Ht1-f I T.
LOT intending this year to become student
instead of an Instructress, her elder sister
Miss CoRNELIA PELor, the accomplished and
experienced lady, who has taught the last year
in DR.. G. TENANTS family in this District,
has kindly consented to take charge of the
Primary Department of the Edgcicld Insti-
tutc. This is the more advantageous to the
Institution, rs Miss P. is competent to con.
duct any class in the School.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06

sB7 The Rev. JOSEPH MOORE died at his
residence near this place on Tuesday morning
the 18th inst. The deceased was, perhaps, the
oldest minister of the Methodist dcnomina-
ton in the State. He was, in truth, veteran
of the Cross. A crown Of glory from his
masters hand will reward his faithful "hold-
ing out to the end"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06
DAGI;ERREOTiPES,

Those who wish an excellent thing of this
sort, would do well 10 call at Mr.. LEIGII's
rooms in the Spann Hotel. We direct atten-
lion to his advertisement. He is South
Carolinian by birth, and, beyond doubt, calcu-
lated to come up to his promises.
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HOPE OF TIE ATLANTIC'S SAFETY.

A despatch to the office of the States
Righfs .Pennbhcnn. daiod Bal.:-,orr. Feb ,.
says:-"The Captain of the ship, Tarquin,
arrived at N. Y.,reports seeing a large Ameri-
can steamer without bow-sprit, under sail,
steering for the Western Islands. The A.
lc,lfic had no bow-sprit.