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16- as a counterpoise & anchor Two heavenful earny tackles were them attached to the can & the ends carried to the drums of the steam winch on board, lat position behind the car + two jacks placed in a horizon against the heavy bridge cross with their bases resting head, Nothing remained now but thick to slush the raily with a heary mixture of Tallow of soah await the proper stage of the tide, start the huge mast with the jacks & wash it inhoard with the lackles if they could handle it, on if hot, push it in with the jaaks The intermin of an hour or Two of waiting for the tide was

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