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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

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ReIyinx On the Whigs % shold b1ek'ssn fhi,
question, be ihobghi be night crafty q; In!
iansd passionsTof the West. and thusl manu-
fseturs party capital sufficient 70 ride INFO pow
or . sseond lsrm-thus, Andrew. Jsekspn.liks,
be Jsresd 10 sssuns again he high pregogSiiss
Of This nation, Notwithstanding his deeisiues
10 are-slsction when frat nominaisd. Sup
pose The wings, Is q party, bad oPpcsed Tbs
move, uhs, would have bsen their reNasds--
what would they most certsisly have fseeiy.
edi-"more curses han eoppers, /" ''lsort hiti
thso Ia Pencs.n
The Prssideht has been given to understand
10 language. the import Of which esnnet ,.
mistaken. that they do not choose - GU th'
place, and occupy the position, be and hls on
eial would fain assign 10 them. Theswhigs 4
Congress hsss let Mr.. Polk and his fFienS'
know, that IL be buiidt ere around his owl
dOmicil. be may extingusih il himself, o. lel ]
consume, just as be plsases. This result ha
brought the Adninis,raiion 10 H. "sober teeon'
thought" they have been led 10 consider ~
lie, and We End some Of the warnest supporter
OF the Executive '.tacking about" aad shifiini
their position. doubtless in accordance with th'
advice Of tho leading spirits Of the "Dehoers
or And ve are satisfied that the more the
reflect and consider, the probability gross lfs
and less, that any act will Be passed, or 40
deed done, which msyplunge the nation ipt
bloody cordst with Great Britain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
For he Free Press.

MEssRs. EDITORS In making the
following communication. III is with The
hope Of giving al impetus 10 the cause Of
Temperance. and the recently established
order OF the Sons of temperance. The
Benevolent Institutions of the day, Free
Masons and Odd Fellows.) are no doub
severslty calculated 10 do much good
er 10 the list. and Is destined, q. no distant
day. 10 be equal 10, if not 10 advance OIL
its sister institutions. The three great
principles upon which II is based, recon /
mend il 10 the favorable conside ration OF
men. Something over two years has ad-
ded nearly sixty thousand members, aud
daily on the incre ase--eniire churches are
forming themselves into. subordinate Di.
visions, and in one Of our northern cities
there is sub Division (.Eseulqpian, COM
posed entirely Of me deal me e mbracinp
the most talented and leading men Of thai
profession 10 that city.
As yet there are but two Divisions ia
Jefferson County. viz st Thomas Di-
vision, No. 2, Harpers Ferry. and Pbe-
nix Division. No. ID. Elk Branch. CHE
latter recently established, the charter
having been obtained LIST Of January Of
the present year The Grand Division
at Richmond delegated Bro. George B.
StephensonSof 81. Thomas Division, as D.
G. w. P. with other officers, 10 open tie
Division and instalits officers. The open.
ing and other ceremonies were solemn
and imposing.
in conclusion, Mr.. Editor, may | ask
where are the once prominent advocates
of :he Temperance cause, "the cssse OF
all mankind :" Let them be up and do.
ing.
The following Officers are installed for
the present quarter. viz:
Bro. John T. Henkle ,W.sP.
z James B. Waugh w. A. 4
." Henry Miller R. 8.
James Burr g. 8.
81 Isaac Henkle T.
William Burr C.
Samuel Melvin I. s. vi.
{" Beverly Engle o s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
TnE ANaExATIoN FEVER.

nov seems probable that the South.
ern men who started lhe Annexation ex.
cisement. will get a little more Of il than
they bargained for. When they opened
uPonI Texas, with view 10 ''enlsrge The
area Of Freedom" they did no, seem 10
loresee that they would arouse . spiti,
which !; would be Difficult, 10 quiet. Ore
gon. even the part Of il South Of the 49ll
degree. viii afard territory for half do.
zen States. aad these must all be free i
How. ID VI. Is the balance o. Dover, -
Be Pfesstsedf Most Of the Northern
Oregon men are in favor Of i, from no
stronger motive than q otfset Texas. and
the business Of Annexaiiou being now
fairly commenced. how are lis original
advocates TO arrest iIa@ We think il pro.
bable Mr.. Calhoun has already discover
&c that the South is likely to gain buillii..
lie BY its action on Texas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

TThe Governor Of Virginia bias l..
sued writ Of election requiring the poll.
10 Be opened on Thursday. tie I9lb day
Of February. Tor shs purpose Of supplying
The vacancy crsa,ed By The death Of VIM.
TsyIor. Esq late Representative in
Congress from the district composed Of
The counties q Rockingham. Roctbrides.
Augusta. Hardy PendIslon and Shspsn-
doeh,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
the P0PUEaTI0S or oREGox.

We see il stalled IN Canada journal hat one
third Of The population Of Oregon, is composed
Of French Canadians, 81 then Of mixed
Indian race from the Ri,iere Rouge add ihey
viii be likely 10 lose thsif lands should he plsn
Of the American Governmsnt be carried eui. 1t
is represented that these colcnisis are IN very
good circumstances, bu, il is thought tbst The
best taste is mol exhibited in The choice Of TIE
wives Who are generally squavs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
TRousLEsY7VITH llsxlco.

d Il ~ N
Our affairs with Mexico are BY no
means 10 a settled condition. The sue
eessful Revolution Of Paroles. and The
illrscep,ion. or rather The non reception Of
Mr. Slidell. OUT Minister. must have the
effect, Of drawing of the attention Of our
government from Oregon. and difectipgit
TO Mexieo. IL may be. however, that The
new outbreak Of displeasure with The U.
niied States is something like former ex.
hibilions. mere attempts TO engage the
ing war. Atall events, il now seems 10
be lime 10 gather up our me ans of offence
and aefeace. There may be partners in
the dance" and We may have quite Is
much % we can manage comfortably,
without going 10 Oregon for fight. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

"a Fatal Duel.-We hayebeen grieyed
10 learn, and are now panied to inform
our readers. that Duel was fought yes
ierday morning, near Bladensourg. os'
tween Dir. Daniel Johnson and Thomas
r. Jones. Esq Of Perquimons county,
North Carolina which terminated at the
first FIRE 10 the instantaneous death Of ths
former.
III ID said that the surviving combatant,
aud his second, were arrested upon the
spot by the civil authorities Of the county
| prince Georges, Maryland. Wat, Int
| Tuesday,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
Truth ssr.nger thaa T1e1i.n.

Ihs northern papers contain ! notice Of q
yoone sne beautiful girl, whose parents are re.
poits0 70 q wealthy, . having clipped viii :
o'eek nan, q New Haven, (conn. last week,
~ oe'ng sedded % him By b'sck clergyman.
Hs'fiiends hearing Of il, pursued snd arrested
me bride. eoi after hearing before he couri,
abe Gas surrendered . The keeping 81 her sslold
and nasser,"a sri, q hsbsas corpus having
been taken ou, by him,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

The Sub Treasury scheme, which vas 50 sig
usiiy Iebuked in 1870, was 6rsl presented 70 th'
Iconsidsraiion Of Congress, IL we mistake nei, ir
1886, By General Gordon, Of Virginia. Mr.
Polk vas thea . representative in the Houss
from Inc Maufy County district, in Tennessee
and made speech on this subject from which
We quote the following remsrts:-
"a gentleman from Virginia Mr.. Cor
don has sisnifed bis intention 10 move
The amendment 10 this bill which be pre-.
sen,ed, sad had printed by order Of the
House some DAYS ago. Thatsmendmen
provides that he collectors Of the public
revenue" when the amounts collected are
sm all, ''shsll be the agents Of the Treasu
nv, to keep and disburse the same" ane
that they shall receive an annual comPen
sa,ion, Il provides, farther. that 81 pla-
ces where the amount collected shall be
large, receiver shall be appointed. "tt
be agents Of the Treasurer.sto keep and
disburse the public moneys" and thai
they shall be paid an annual compensa'
ton for their services.
I,may be we'll Questioned whether the
heaviest security which the most wealthy
Individual could give, could make th'
public deposit safe at the point OF large
collections. Ia the city OF New York
half HE. revenue is collected. Sewers
millions Of public money may be 10 the
hands Of receiver al oce time and !
1 he be corrupt, or shall engage 10 specu!a
ton or trade. and meet with q reverse oil
fortune, THE LOSS SUSTAINED By
GOVERNMENT WOULD BE INEVI
TABLE. With ample security, - i wa
supposed, the Government lost million
lor more 10 the tea cases, q few yearsago
The losses 10 three cases. as already sta,
lied, in 1927 and 1928, when il was sup
posed ample care had been taken 10 Sc
cure the debt. amounted 10 near two mil
lions. As, then, TWEEN THE RE
SPONSIBILITY ORA PUBLIC RE
lCEINER AND BANK CORPORA
TIONS, as banks do exist, and are likely
10 exist. under the, State authority. TIL
LATTER. UPON THE GROUND OF
lSAFETY TO THE PUBLIC. ARE TIC
lBE PREFERRED. =
trvtPiug tf ibeHaa dp1nd "srfOtss BOX. Z, .
use il at their own risk in private specufa
ton or trade. or they must for their owl
security, and on their own responsibility
place ii al iast on deposiie in banks for saf
doping, until they are called upon byst ID,
Goverpment for IL" +,
HoFever, q DsmOcracy" " now nusi''iurn about
wheel about, snd jump jim Grow" With Mr.
Polk Democracy" il progrtssire. aDsuoerscy,
is a whirligig, Democracy" has got the ST
vitus' dance, aud never stands still. To be ;
"Demccralp a man must nova days be sbls Il
turn faster than lightning on ais heeI.--M u
Erp-tu /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

MEssRss EDiroRs You will please
publish these few obseryaiions 81 mine on
highways and BY ways. Nowss-days i
would seem supereFcga,ion 70 argue Inc
necessity and utility Of good roads and ne
value they add 10 real estaie--to say no
thing Of the pleasure they sford g the
lfairer portion ofcreaiion 10 their vislilng,
SC. Sc. The foregoing remarks were
elected from the pleasure ] experienced
The other day 10 riding from Leetown e
The Old Furnace. To- the first place, !
rode over that naslerly piece 81 road 80
lperyised BY Mr.. T. B. Beall, which The
county papers 10 justly commended las.
wear. Passing over Whist used to % .
Tough and billy road, between Capt. Jas.
IL. Ransom and Mr.. Jno. Ystes's farms,
Ii was most agrseably disappointed to per.
lceiye il had, BY cuttings, embsnkmen,s
add some blasting, become . delightful
road. Further on, your deponent sayeth
not. but hopes by the next time he may
he induced to pass, the whole line between
1.-The above named roints. as we'll Is ell Of
Tour roads. may be so repaired a. 10 add TO
the ease and comfort of our community.
| What would chiefly wish 10 call the a..
ltention Of those persons living near ana
passing over thai portion mended recent
liy by two gentlemen-Messrs. Jared u.
Moore and Charles Yates, at their own
Icost-to see that proper proportion Do
Ere,urned 10 them. OF this have NO
doubt, when reject on the wealth, re-
Ispec,sbi.ity and liberalisy OF that secnon
lof jefferson. The lac: - We cannot nave
l,oo nany facilities Of travel and transpor.
lta,ion. All roads. public and private,
should be well mendec and ss onet q
possible. nTime is money" and when We
can 60 and come quickly. and carry iarge
loads, We are certainly the gainers.-
| Yours. &cs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

Mr. Pendletoa IS said 70 have acquitted him
self handsomely 10 The discussion Of this sutjeef
Healludsd q The questions which hse been born
together 10 The Baltinors conventios- Oregon
and Tezas-tuin-borD, tutyst monsters i their
conception and birth--the child Of eolisnding
f,eiions-she prcsesy Of many fathers. sir P.
said be would not sive angle fsrthipg fof Tho
whole Of oreses. Il uss net worth hat 10 our
country. u uss too remote from us iorbe IN
eorporssed into cur Uniou, end loo Sslosless
vhsn Incorporated, 70 make il vofik possessing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

HNo ds'y % ,ss o. coffee uill bs'rec6n-
nsndsd, eonsequsuily Iesssusis scs primary
rplsiirslion q revisins ne tsrig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

! FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Directors efths Office etihs Fa,n.rs' Bank al Mn
+ rH4 chester, 1916. n
BYTHE SrocKHoLDEEs. BY THE EXECUTIVE
James M. Mason, John Bruce.
Robert T. Bald win, Gao. w. Bakers
| Philip williams, ir, Jacob Senseney.s
Fayetie Washingtou.s
New Directors.
Teras The Washington Union says
Fthat an express from The Goyerpment Of
the u, States. bearing with him to Texas
the acceptance Of her Constitution by Con.
gress, arrived al Galveston on The l2th
instant, and LEI, Immediately for Houston.
There he was met by Preside nj Jones. who
had left Austin 10 meet the dispatches,
and who. Immediately on receiving them,
issued proclamation calling on the Ls-
gislature to convene at Austin on the 10Th
|of February to organize ! State govern
ment and adopt such other measures al
they may deem necessaryg for the general
welfare.
Distressing Occttrrencs.-We regrer 10
learn that Captain Nathan White, one of
the conductors offhe Western train Of cars,
was killed on Thursday last about twenty
miles this side 81 Cumberland. Itappears
that from some Encouragement Of the
switches. when The train arrived al that
point. the :enderiWas thrown off the track;
Z conclusion Of the cars ensued, when
Capt. w, who was standing on The plat.
form. was thrown between two OF them
aud crushed TO death. His remains were
broughtto This city yesterday BY The even. |
ing train. The deceased was long iayora.
bly, known for his urbaniiy and gentleman,
y department towards the travelling con-
nunity. He has left young and anna.
Die wife 10 deplore bis untimeIy end
We understand that two 81 The hands who /,
were attending ihe engine were slightly |
injured.
The following extract Of : letter from high |
y respectable gentleman in ireland to friend |
IN Baltimore confirms The account laisly received,
hsl the fears Of . scarcity Of food 10 that coun-
ny we're nearly Il not aitosslher unfounded:
BELrAsT. Dec. 80, l545.
There was never such plentiful supply |
il Irish grown Goats Is We have bad This
rear; and except some unfortunate faiali-
y should occur during The sowing season.
think the prices 81 Ill descriptions Of
rain will be- low 10 The ensuing GUNNER. /,
Data ct present are ~. Cd. per liz pounds
Wheat llal2s. The panic which many !.
'eople fell ID regard 10 potatoes has near .
' subsided. The increased quantity
lanted last iced time. and The economy ,
shich has lately taken place 10 Ire use Of
bis valuabls root. will prevent any search
! from being fell il ,his eouEiry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

WAsn,noron, JAnuaaY, ~, 1876.
b. 3. SENATE.


The Ssnsse wsre engaged o. lhs bill
Tor The construction 81 ten iron var s,sam-
ere. SC. Nj. Hanneean had moved % 1.
mend he bill ~ devoting he proceeds
Il ihs public lands e this purpose and
providing fof 3 mech larger number Of
vessels. Mr.. Fairfield sustained the bill
and opposed the amendment. Mr.. Ben
ton opposed the whole as . & war msasurs,'
and moved y postpone i 20 The 10Th May
next. He saw no cause 10 apprehend war.
Mr.. Dickinson sustained he bill, and Mr.
Hannegan warmly advocated The amend
ment. On motion Of Mr.. Bagby the Sc
nate went into Executive session.
Ia the House, the Oregon debate va,
continued MI Douglass iorthe s.noiice. ]
Mr.. Bayly Of Virginia followed. He op.
posed the notice IS . war measure and
be believed That We should mol gel ths
49th degree (onr true lille, il we vent Il
war. Mr.. Campbell 81 N. Y. sustained
/ The notice 10 quali6edTform.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

E1rWs ave received he mi ma sssood
Nos. que aEi.l u 80 Uai.a, ! bssutifully
printed ard vsll conducisc paper, Devoted %
ponss,ic end Eo,eien Literature, News, Sci-
sose, ARA, and |Anassnsnts- -ladependsr. q
Parry y Ssel Pabiizbed 81 ". Bsnnst. Balsi-
more. TERMS s. per anlun i advance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

The following extract Of letter from high.
" respectable gentleman IN ireland 10 friend
in Baltimore confirms The account lately received,
ihst The fears Of scarcity Of food 10 that coun-
Try we're nearly II not altogether unfounded:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
ln Senate.

wAsHIrsror Friday, July "a, 1886
The FIRST hour OF the rning occupied in miscel
laneous matters MIR Evans among other subjects acted
upon introduced BILL which pas sed providing for
the pay public debt in certain cases-that s the
redemption Of Treasury notes feonously put in
to circulation in New Orleans time ago This re-
aempton was Provdedor In the Treasury note and loan
bill but not sufficiently guarded in the estimation Of Mr.
Evans-hence the new biil
HARsoRs.
Mr. DIX moved TO take up the River and Harbor bill
Mr. RusK hoped that the Senate would now consider
the bill for the admission Of the Navy Of Texas the
Navy OF the United States and submitted some general
observations In favor of the admission Of the officers of
tie navy of Texas with the vessels to which they
sliached.
Mr.. DIX submitted the senator from Texas that his
bill could probably be taken up tomorrow The cues.
uon wa taken on taking up the River and Harbor BILL
An amendment was pending requiring surveys and re.
examinations oil several of the improvements
under the direction of the Secretary of War
Mr. WssTcorr moved TO transfer discretion to the
President of the United States
A debate succeeded upon both these proposit;ons
Messrs Westcott, bagoy, Dix, berrien and otners tn
king part, when both amendments were rejected to.
getner. W.
Mr. JAnsAers moved an amendment of 500 900 for III.
improvement Of the Tennessee river above Muscle
shoais-kejected.
Mr. Joassos. Of La moved an appropriation for the
ne-Rejectsd.
MIR. AncHxs moved item Of SO 900 for the improve.
mont OF James River Lost.
MIR JOHNSON, Of La owed small item of $4,000 for
train, in la
Mr.. JAKsAorS in the present state of the Treasury.
thought u best, perhaps, to all the money we
ooala would therefore move to strike out the
spprop 10 the Ohio, Mississippi Missouri Arkan
sas and Red Rivers. This wouli save the snug
htts amount Of $4,000.
Lost-Isio ss-Mr. calhoun voting in the afirma-
tive.
Mr.. wEsroorr said, as this grab game, he was
determined to take his He therefore, proposed
an amendment sppropriatng 5000 to the improv
Of certain rivers IN the State OF Florida
Dlr said he should against the anne md MT
and also against the bill Rejected
MT NLss, with some remarks, moved $40 900 for the
Improvement Of the Connecticut river
Mr hAssneAr-lf that amendment is adopted, will the
Senator 20 Tor the bill
isotsd. ~
M. Hr.rIseIos moved $4,000 for the river Thames
40 Sonnecucu,, me commanding importance Of which
ne ciucidated orisny 70 the Senate Reiected
Mr. D.rros moved $4,000 Tor the river Delaware
Rejected.
ar FAIRFIELD proposed 50 900 for the piers a, saco
river In .laiIe Rejected. ~
SMALL FRovIso.
Mr. ArHEhros moved pToyiso, in aid Of thss I'm,
provsmsns-no moneys shall be drawn IRON toe rrsa.
sufy unless the government shall be- able to meet ia
orslna expenses, without resort 10 treasury notes
and loans "'
Mr. wEsroorT moved a substitute for this am endm.n,
provdng Tor the issue Of land scrip to the this
oil Of appropriations that no enc Of these improve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26
LIVERPOOL CLAssIyrcArros.
The CrOps.

Queen Annes county. Md, says the farmers have Just
finished harvesting their oats which is a fair average
crop The late rains have not only retarded their opera
ions for forwarding their wheat to market but SO
injured its quality as to render it worthler-
nearly all the white wheas good for nothing and
in many instances will only sell feed for stock in all
low and heavy soils the has been drowned out,
and in sandy soils has been scslded from excessive heat
II 10 raining and has raned daily for week II il
too late in the to calculate full yield of corn
but trust that favorable turn in the prices season.
may Yet do something for poor agric ulturslsts.
The Syracuse Journal says" We made q trip
through the town Of Camius and Van Buren, q day or
two since and took little pains notice the state Of the
crops at that section Of the country Wheat is almost
total failure Some fields will yield Ave bushe to the
and but generally the crop is hardly worth
harvesting. The farmers have fairly commenced cut
ting their grass, and the yield is good There will be
about fair crop Of barley and the oat crop promises
Of the storm every hand Large forest trees were
Frustrated in large numbers Shade and fruit were
blown down and twisted of by the violence the storm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26
WASHINGTON, July "a. 49,

WASHINGTON, July "A, 1916.
We are approximating the final issue Still
doubtful, though few are willing TO entertain the
opinion that the bill of Gen. Mckay will be de-
feated or abridged. We are no. yet prepared,
however, To abandon the impression that there is
o be a modification or a defeat We shall hear
rom Mr.. Webster tomorrow. He may probably
submit proposition of compromise, which
will be listened o. The heat of the summer SOL
stce will sr"rcely allow of any excitement upon
the q estion-a I'd, as if by common con-
sent, p1u,ecuonists and free-traders are pas
slvely awaiting the result. of leth-
argy seems 10 be predominant. The gale
ries Of the two houses are thiny attended.
ano the few listeners that remain have an interest
ofsone kind depending n uncertain abeyance.
River and Harbor bill, appropriating some thr-
teen bundled thousand dollars TO the Western
waters, the lake harbors, and the Atlantic
"dreens," sea. board rivers have bean
called by gentlemen of the West This log rolling
bill has pass d Just II came from the House
No amendment was allowed, for fear that the bill
might be endangered if sent back to the popular
branch. The question with the Executive. there
lore, IS, 10 sign or not TO sign We incline 10 opne
.nat ms bi he will not sign. He will hardly al
low his democracy to swallow what the stomach
OF John Tyler refused. We are physically unable
ms evening to give you further memoranda de-
duchonS, or commentaries, though we have n re-
servarion of ava iabl m utter on hand We anti
cpate some conclusive proceedings or movements
IN the Senate to- morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26
BY Last Nights Southern Mail,
miscellaneous Record.

BnIo DELLA Capt Faes, from Thomaston Me- for N Or
leans lost the Oh tndeeurs inst; no
were lost The brig aground, and six hours thereafter
her cargo consisting of 1900 bbs lime took fire. When Capt
Faes left her. the bow burnt the edge and
her stern under water Capt wing the
most Of her rigging. The Della belonged to Orleans
BRAZILIAN BRie BARcELIus, Bschmau, which sailed I'm
Orleans the Goth Jan, for Gotenbug
that the Goth May to be lost
fOme fOrGs.
ALEXANDRIA. July 23-Sld bark Maryland, Boston.
BALriMoREi July 2-Ar FIR ship Tourvlle, Odcore, Ha
Owens. Savanna Steamer Georgia, saw off New Point, a
Baltimore built schr leoK-d like the Henry Long, Knowles
which cleared at Baltimore for Jamaica June 2oth off Tno
mas Point full rugged brig; and off North Point bgsu-
tine bou nd Below full rugged brig Cid bark Bslti-
more LeBrou, for Rio de Janero and market Sid ship
Gee Higgins, Amsterdam; brig St Andrew, Cromw ell w
Indies; schr Maria, Smith, st Thomas.