The Nautical almanac, and astronomical ephemeris for the year 1820

The Nautical almanac, and astronomical ephemeris for the year 1820

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Other Authors:	Blunt, Edmund M (Edmund March), 1770-1862, Maskelyne, Nevil, 1732-1811, Pond, John, 1767-1836
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	[New York] : Published annually, for W. Hooker, 202 Water-Street, New-York. By Edmund M. Blunt. Sellers of The Nautical almanac. Ebenezer Stedman and C.W. Whipple [that is, Charles Whipple], booksellers, Newburyport, wholesale and retail.--Jona. Hyde, Bath.--James Shores & Co. and Charles Tappan, Portsmouth.--Henry Whipple, Samuel Lambert, and Cushing & Appleton, Salem.--Andrew J. Allen, State Street. E. Larkin, John West & Co. Samuel Thaxter, Nathaniel Thayer, David Felt, Edward Cotton, James W. Burditt, Oliver C. Greenleaf, J.W. [that is, Isaac W.] Goodrich, and Gedney King, Boston.--John Brewer, no. 3, Market Square, Providence, where all nautical books and charts are sold.--Josiah C. Shaw, Jacob Richardson, Jas. Hammond, Wm. C. Rathbone, and Geo. Wanton, Newport.--Abrm. Shearman, Jun. New-Bedford.--Henry Clapp, Nantucket.--H. Howe, J. Walters, and J. Babcock & Son, New-Haven.--Samuel Green, New London.--J.A. Burtus & Co. and the publisher, at the Quadrant, 202 Water-Street, corner of Fulton, New-York, where quadrants, sextants, telescopes, spyglasses, charts, pilots, nautical books and stationary, for gentlemen bound to sea, may be obtained, and all nautical instruments repaired.--William Davenport, Thomas Biggs, Moses Thomas, John Bioren, Thomas Dobson, and Matthew Carey, Philadelphia.--Jas. Ramsay, James & J.W. Belt, John Snyder, John Allen, William Warner, and Nathanl. Knight, Baltimore.--Caleb Bonsal, Norfolk.--J. Hoff, Charleston.--W.T. Williams, Savannah., Jan. 1819
Series:	Early American imprints no. 44966.
Subjects:	Nautical almanacs Advertisements > Nautical paraphernalia Almanacs > New York (State) > 1820

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