The shallowest water was seventeen feet, between the south-east point of Goose Island and the opposite west point of the middle beach; after which it deepened; and abreast of the middle rock there was 7 fathoms.
A very large domestic cat, also, was seen on the South-East point, doubtless another relic of the first settlers.
Next morning we examined the south-west part of Grant island, and moved the ship to a more secure anchorage off its North-East point.
Those which grow on the south-east point of the island, where the land is low, are those which have hitherto been made use of.
The coast along which we had passed, from Point Lobos to the north-east point of Port Santa Elena, appeared to be dry and bare of vegetation.
On the north-east point of Omba we saw four or five men, and a little further three pretty houses on a low point, but did not go ashore.
By a good observation we found that the south-east point of Omba lies in latitude 8 degrees 25 minutes.
He struck Australia at its south-east point, and followed the whole coast to the northward, mapping it as he went.
The bluff headland, before alluded to, forms the south-east point of this bay, and to which Captain Wickham and myself hastened instantly the ship was secured.
The shore here forms a large bay, of which Portland is the north-east point, and the bay, that runs behind Cape Table, an arm.
I got within the entrance, which may be known by a reef of rocks, stretching from the north-west point, and some rocky islands which lie off the south-east point.
Saypan is the northermost; and from the north-east point of that island to the south-west point of Aiguigan, the distance is about seventeen leagues.
The most dangerous lies off the east point of the bay; but this may easily be avoided, by keeping at the distance of about two cables' length from the point.
The latitude of Cape Byron, the north-east point of Egmont Island, is 10° 40' S.
Probably he did not observe this island at all, but took the high round mountain on the low north-east point of Pola for a separate island, to which he gave the name of Calinasseh.
Near these is Maouna, with another little island at its north-east point.
We sailed round all their coasts, and could find but one open bay, which runs far inland in the island of Maouna, opposite the small island already noticed off its north-east point.
Turtle tracks were distinguished on the beach as we rounded the north-east point, and afforded us the pleasurable anticipation of some fresh food.
Army of the Cumberland in and about Atlanta; the Army of the Tennessee at East Point; and the Army of the Ohio at Decatur.
He drove the enemy behind his main breastworks, which cover the railroad from Atlanta to East Point, and captured a good many of the skirmishers, who are of his best troops--for the militia hug the breastworks close.
I was impatient to hear from the cavalry raid, then four days out, and was watching for its effect, ready to make a bold push for the possession of East Point.
I then explained minutely that, after we had sufficiently broken up the Augusta road, I wanted to shift his whole army around by the rear to Thomas's extreme right, and hoped thus to reach the other railroad at East Point.
It is at least a singular coincidence that in the Brahminical religion great respect was paid to the north-east point of the heavens.
The north-east point of the heavens was especially sacred among the Hindoos.
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