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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENC CE
Construction of a New Fort.

CONSTRUCTION OF new Fort.
WASHINGTON, Sept. n.-Official advices from
the Territory of New Mexico say that eight COM
panies of the fifth regiment of infantry have
been ordered to Beaver Spring to commence
the construction of Fort Faunteroy.
Suicide.
BosToN, Sept. l.--Nir. Jos. II. Thayer, awealthy
cotton broker of this city hung himself in his office
yesterday.
The knights of the Golden Circle
NoRFolK, VA, Sept. I.-Col Grover has left
this city for Texas, via Richmond and Memphis,
with the expectation of meeting large command
of the knights of the Golden Circle.
The Election in Maine.
PORTLAND, ME Sept il.-The returns, thus far,
indicate the election of the Black Republican can.
didate for Governor, and full ticket, by a large
majority. 1t is very probable that the six Black
Republican candidates for Congress will be elected
River Intelligence.
Y1cKsRrRG, Sept 1.-THE steamerT I. G. Twichell
passed down at s, the New Uncle Sam at 10, and
the Eicksburg at ii o'clock last night; the Shreye-
port passed down at s o'clock this morning.
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A vocalist says he could sing Away down on
the Old IN River 4 ne cJala oaly get the pitch.
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NUMBER 163.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

TslseRaphto TO TIE NEW oRLsAss CRESCENT.
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tnr THE AMERICAN AID NATIONAL lsEsl
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PRESTIcIANA.-A Brecknridge editor says that
g the Union party seems to be moving in circe.'
man in a certain condition thinks that everything
is moving in circle.
They have got up story in New York that Hicks,
who was hung a few weeks ago for piracy, was re-
suscitated by the electrical baths and is now doing
pretty WELL The story is no doubt a humbug.
Hicks is as dead as John G. Breekinridge.
A writer in the Southern Confederation wants to
know what shall be done with the dead carcass of
the Yancey- -Breckinrdge party. Let it be laid out
upon the spot most in need of manure.
Several of the office-holders recently dismissed
by Mr. Buchanan have become Douglas editors.
We wond whether they thought that the loss of
their heads qualified them for the editorial trade.
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VOLUME XIII.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoNPTRoLLKR's OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, Aug. 70, 1860. 5
rNo sqnu

BY oder Of the Finance and Streets and Land
ings fby give notice that TUESDAY 18th September,
1860 will adjudcae my office, at u O'clock NJ the
tract No u und the above resolution of the Common Council
to-wit:
Aeontaci for constructing brick sidewalks bordered by curb
stones and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Eranade street.
from Dorgenols to Bfoad streets.
The TO be done in accordance with specifications in
the Surveyors Office, and heretofore published in tile official
Journal
au3O ut " DLPLESSIS, Comptroller,
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p1E.lIAaD TABz4Es-BrLh1AlaD TABLES

DTLLIA5sD TAELES-BELLIAteD TABLES
ST. LOUIS STREET. .............35
SInder the st. Louis E&atel.
The undersigned beg leave to inform the r1bc that he has
openeG BEIIIARD SALESRO0M at the above place. where
he nte7dS to keep constantly hand BLIZZARD TABLES
from the ceebrted manufa.tory of j. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati of all descriptions and psices such
ROEEW0oD,
EdGDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble Slate or Wecd Bed Also, Rsgatelle Tables
azd Balls Pool EGars Gushens Cloths Gaes Pockets Cue
eGthers Pin Eas and eerythng appertsnng to Bill
liReds other games.
EBSpeeiuens sf the above Tables be#aen at the St.
Charles, Marble HsllSnd s Louis Billiard Rooms.
kRepairiag short noice and reasonable terms.
m29 lv A. W. MERRIAM.
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T oUlsIANA sTAFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE Ro. IS CARP STREET.
CRyttal s30G, 600.
pSRECTORs.
4. Lapeire, Z. H. Harris,
ffseodore Frsi, J.E. Robert,
L. D. Grief, j. A. asonnsion,
Jaeab Goly, Amada0 Landry.
2. Gsnucheau
This Company will be raa transact ness the s Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and viii insure agaitt the pers Of aa
seas rivers and less damage by FIRE and AlsBua risks
the current rates OF premiums. lu..a=
a cash return premium Of FIFeEEN PEE CENT. will he
haade to those insuring in lhis ohce
E.GENUCHEAp. President.
A. PIcoLET, Secretary.
New Orleans. August IT, 1879. sulsu
MACEINERX...... Y ...,a.hnASiEN Raks n .
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM EN6ISEs,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
SINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HULLERs,
CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES.
POWER AND HAND PUMPS.
At the Machinery Desot of RIcH,D e HARRISON
jail If Nos, u and ~ St, Charles street.
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EIR vi DIsTnICT FOUND. .-HNas hroughl

Il 10 tRe FT DI5i,Ict Found Dryades street, beSeen
<5irt5 JtIim Streets, e@tray-
black horse crippled IN fore feet star on ierehead I'M
tisting1lishnhle hrRnd on ihtt hip.
Which not claimed during FIVE days And The expenses there
on pl win s0l public nuelion- ~ tile said Pound,
ot EEDNESDAY September r. 1850 ut 10 O'clock a, N.
Orleans, September g. IetD.
c. /. FAYEsoHX, D'ty Street Commissioner
ALFRED A. DUCROs
Clerk Of Comptroller
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TspAV4l DET QUATRIENIE @ISIWsICT.-na n
II s conduit depot tpuyeS Quatricie District
Annonciation esf avenne Washington ct Ia Sixeme,
CONNIE epave-- -
Tine jrpent sarra tamp6e a i In cusse droits.
81 recame daus cnq jours ct les frais
pavas Il sera sendu lenchere pubaique dit depot 10
MERGRElDL u dc septembre 1850, 10 0leuras A. ".
G. /. FA3SEOUN.
Dspue Comm sSire des Rues.
Nolysle- ORLEANS, G sepembre 1860 SCI s 10 IL IL
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BosroN Sept ll.-Mr. Jos. d. Thayer, awealtby
cotton broker of this city, hung himself in his office
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n the THIRD District Pound on boodehluls heet pe
tween Glouct and Louisa streets, as cstray--
one sorpl mare IS hands high ba<e face, white hhdtee
brauded Z.
One sqrre mare colt blaze face, no visible brand =, =.
Que red cow with in the right cat aud swallow tnk IN
tile ear. branded on the right shoulder with o.
Which claimed within five days and the expenses tnere,
on paid sid public auction, at said Pound, on
WEbNEsDAY, September T. 1850, al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans. September Z, 1h5U
Q. 1, FAYss0b&, D'ty Street Commissioner.
AS'@''1 ALFRED "A. DUCRos
CLERK Of Comptroller.
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WAS brought to the city. police Jail Q

w the sOth Of Anvst 1860 the dark grin girl URANIE
alias LUCINDA LEWIS Says she was raised BY Mrs. Mau
afterwards bought by Mr. Victor Pepn then sold
10 negro trader by the of White then 10 Mr. Miller
free man of color by Mr. Miller to Col Bngaan, who
living in N8chei Miss and finally sold by the latter TO
Mr. John Lewis who left for California about twelve
She heard anything Of him since, and consequently
always supposed herself 70 be free She feet inches high
thin and agreeable face and Is aged about S5
The will call aud claim his properly according law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
Registered September s, 1850.
ALFRED A. DUGR0S,
15t CLERK 81 fGomutrnIler.
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VNAS brouc Int to the city Police Jail on
w the 18th August 1860 the black boy SAM Says he be-
longs Mr. Richard Feoe who lives about miles aboye
leg heavy gaatee and is aged about q
The will cat and claim his property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered August e9 1860, ,o
ALFRED A. DTCR0S
Clerk of nroll
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WAS brought to the.City Police Jail On
w the 3O;h Of August, 1860, the black boy AFOCAf.
Says he belongs Mr. Seraphn Brou, who lives in the parish
o ST. Charles He is feet 81 inches high, stout built has
fine teeth and is sged about i6 years,
The will call and claim his property according 10 law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. JK..
Keeper of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DuCROS,
sel l5t Clerk Of Comptroller.
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GEcoNp Disc KIGT pOUND---HsYas.Ilbr lbroHsh.
1spayEs pu pEuxrEME DlsTRicr.--n a

El e tondu Gpaves dU IiFNee ISFrlci, elc5ighufc
des ines Bieny!llc et Galveg CONNIE ephEes- ,
In cfeya IA de haueur staipe espaghoe
IN hslche esnche ,,.
yACbe foreile gauehe 0uee et etdue aFec C.
fainre a. y. sur lie ederriete - a
pyG ycndnS encheres puues ie MEM
CREnI IL 2septemhre, 10 heilres a. NJ.
NOHyeile Orleans, septeiubye lst0, ,-e,o,-V
teS4 DeputG Cornmissaire des Rues.
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ykyAS brought to the City Police Jail ON
w the 18Th Of August, 1860 the gboy GUSIGS Says hC
belongs Mr. Davis, who lives in Sumervlle, Mississippi
He is feet inches high fine teeth rather Intelligent good
eeantenance and is aged about 45 years.
The owner call claim his property according law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail
Registered August 80 1860.
ALFRED A. DuCROS,
ansl l5t Clerk Of Conptroller
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ID DoEs-S9 kits sbad, for sale by
en2i CerneT GraYler and New LeEee sta.
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SSTAS brought to the City Police Jail ON
w 18th Of august 1850 the black hoy ACk Says he
belongs MIR. WaHm Goodbery, who lives In The parish Of
St James, He is feet ~ inches high goutue
has both ieet frozen, and is eyed about S3 years.
The owner will call property according to law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR3
Keeper OF City Police jail.
Alfred A. DUCRos
a43l I5t Clerk of Comptroller
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This is believed to be the only instance where
quadruped has ever acted as bearer of dispatches
or post, for carrying letters alone, and great
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wHITESTONE.

| wmrEsroSE, L. l., July Is, 1860
| Pleasant Watein9 Plaoe-As Recommendations, Scene
| ~, dc, dc.
When the grave question up for solution in
little family oir;le "Where shall go this summer for
rereaiT and when the subject was discussed pro and
good stars gui led to conclusion and we de-
termned on this place. which find to be exactly to our
wishes and wants OF all places within fifty miles Of
New York city, commend me to whtestone. Our i'm
aginatons had ancied something proptous in the very
name for we thought Of the whte stone that St. John
saw the angel once give to "the church Ia Pergamos
But "Whtestone, suppose has nothing to do with that
the place taking its from the white rocks which
copspcuousy mark the shore you pass through the
Sound.
This location is in every way Gne, and the prospect
equally grand On the opposite shore of the MAN, north
from this uts out Throggs Neck (Frogs Neck OF the
old pcople at whose point stands Fort Schuyler in its
massive grandeur whilst farther up the SQUAD in the
distant view east is City Island Of SURPRISING
beauty now celebrated for its cultivation Of those deli
cious bvalves which rejoice the appettes Of epcures
and bring large revenues to the enterprsng island pos
SCISSORS
should weary here by attemptng I, describe one
half OF the interesting objects which 90 make 90 the
attractions of this place But must not fail TO notice
that We are only at very short distance from willcs
Point which is over against Fort Schuyler aud which
has become so famous IN partisan politics especially 10
connection with a certain "investesou" and certain
bon somebody, who figured therein and who also more
recently figured as an important witness Of social life in
Washington.
Host Napoleon Hover at whose hotel we are so nicely
quartercd has three Napoeouc ideas OF matters aud
things in general and all his appointments are unex ,ep
tionable Everything Is in style truly recherche His
table groans as the phr Ase under the weight Of choice
substantias and delicate Iuxures the
gift Of second sight, he anticipates the wishes OF bis
company, nor seeds any outside hints limitations
Ihat grand and essential item 81 enjoymoas pro
moter OF health the salt water bath wanting The
benefits Of this assured 10 the guests and they
depend not they did the previous year gu the caprcs
OF The equnoctial or any such thing.
Our fellow guests, let gay conclusion are truly of
the first order " natures nobility and hail the me
tropos-the financial and the commercial ranks being
mainly represented by the gents. Never n company
more select and dtsincie Tho ladies have the entire
control aud administration Of the socabe features of the
house, and they do the smiable most admirably. Their
usual drawngroon entertainments OF our great
sources u qualification.
We have this sole drawback 10 present eaoy.
ment-the fact that days and weeks speed swiftly away
aud that with the close Of the genial ensucs
the inevitable cease OF the social converse the cheering
music. the kind rcciprocAtons OF friendly contact the
unwelcone separation, and long winters pause
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NIAGARA FALLS.

KIAeANA, July %, $3.50.
7Ne weaar-Hco Fork Paprs al fips Cssh Ea;h-TAe
Eciipse-Blcnd,ns tsuh Pe-formsr~-rhe Crocfs
and gnthunasm- Description Of ne Perfcrmis>-Ne0
AVID Surprising rsa's-- TIC International Body Found
B.iotr me Falls, &c.
Amer del ghtfnl sail up the Hudson aud pleasant
eight over the New York Central am safely quar-
tered amid the roar Of that world Of tumbng vsters
Niagara ror the pas, few days the weather has been
decousy cool and showers Of rain have beca IRE ucnt
rendering railroad travelling unusually aarsctiveits two
ucabe nuissnocs heat and DUST having been ab,,ed.
A. Albany. after had seated myself in the 90 train
"a, ,he West my ears we're suddenly greeted With the
welcome sosad, "TS-S rspers YORK papers," tlookcd
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PIERMONT.
Holo 10 Reach Piermont-Ceddr Hitt, dc'

PIERSOST July 10, 1907
Ho,o 10 Re1ch P.ermont-Cedar HiR, dc
Although most Of your readers are familiar with the
name and location OF Permont, stu, perhaps rev nave
been there and fewer still ever thought oil IL as place
Of summer resort STILL il has many attractions some
few of which will here enumerate. or Late IL has be-
come quite easy OF access by means of the Northern
Railroad Of New Jersey. You also get there by the
steamboat Isaac p Smith Perhaps the better way 70
take the from Jersey City, which, since they run
the Ee gauge" are unusually comfortable Arriving At
Lower Piermont depot, we have the choice Of short
walk up hill through the woods or circutous route by
carriage to Cedar Hill Mansion House, by far the best
hotel in the place. II Is kept by Mrs. G. NJ Pitts. The
house beautifully situated on plateau near the sum
NIT Of hill, commanding most extensive prospect Of
our beautiful Hudson. From the front piazza of this
house we have view Of from to eight miles Of the
river. From the higher rooms there stn more
tensve one. We have breeze here whenever there is
any air stirring. The neghborhood is quite
desirable. But short distance up the road
Is the summer residence Of Mr. Roosevelt, the cele
brated Wall street banker; little further we find
that Of Mr. lord late President Of the Erie Railroad
the neghboring heights are many country seats, and
there viii shortly be many more several gentlemen from
New York having purchased land there, among others
Mr.. Gould Our nearest neghbor on the right is Mr..
Gay lord Clark well known through the pages Of
the Kntckerjockr Magazine Directly opposite, could
only far, we would recognise the gables OF
Sunnyside you are inclined to water sports, the Hld
is before you arrow or sail across will well repay the
trouble.
II you prefer riding, you will find miny charm
ing ones in the vicinity One, not the least pleasant is
TO hppan, once famous in connection with Major An
Dire The House where he confined is still preserved
under the title OF the 5tone House Of 76v Here you
will be shown the where this gallant soldier
confined before his execution; and Z walk Of q few
minutes will bring you u tho fatal spot, or his former
grave. house Is also shown here where Washington
had his headquarters We think have said enough 10
convince you that Permont is pleasant place TO pass
few weeks Even Il we thought we left the matter IN
doubt would close, for certain savory odors tell
that dinner is being served.
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CAPE MAY.

Cars ISLAND, ~ y, JRAy IS, 1850.
Paseiy Of risiters a Crps kay-Tss caSDLHoel BIn-
ncs, ovc-done--Folittcs, DC
"TAe glory OF Cape MAY hath departed" is the ex.
cams,on that greets you every hand; not that the
waves have ceased song thu, Neptune has been
withdrawing his trident and eft only domain Of sand
subject to the foreign laws Of New Jersey but that tho
numerous venuses rising from the sea, amid the
surf and breakers at the anti prand hour Of eleven,
clad in all the hues Of the irs or, rather, Of which fan
mel susceptible Of being dyed, arc positively scarce,
and although avulcsn or two may be seen before
rise apparently search Of some sudden apparitiou Of
the beautiful nymph OF his fancy amid the brine his
speculation ends in whata country lawyer would call
under the peculiar circumstances 10 which the said Mr.
Vulcan was himself placei-a Rtaum pacfum.
But this OF things at the soncssedy most agreea
bic and rational watering place in this
try, vs. really more suggestive OF grave rencc-
s no place where one can phiiosophise more
undisturbedly, " not profoundly, than upon oGe,
''sea eir' shore OF on The eods OF osnquet hall de
thousands copgregsed at this time and many hundreds
OF the most respectable people Of our country among
them, you only one 90 two half filed hotels 10
dozen empty Ones and place OF the song and thoharp
and the dance long vsaged prayer meeting looking de-
nrens OF public tavern, upon the most conspicuous co
lumn of which 10 stuck notice OF "paily Prayer Meet
ingS Held at this House"
Soms suggests, In The hope OF meeting The obcc.
ton that Atlantic CITY has drawn Oh the crowd, but an
other and lady of nice perceptions from Philadelphia,
too remarks that only carries OF the aud
other nuisances 10 the resident population of a sum
mcr resort. 30 that excuse fails and falls.
and still nobody comparatively arrives here.
STILL the 'principal hotels anticipate, from day 10 day
great acocssons 10 the participation of the general enjoy
ablencss they sumptuously provide, without reAxa
ton blending with the color OF hope.
The truth is, there many and various operating
causes the chief Of which s tina, the business has
been oyerdone and there consequent reaction Thea
those who have the OF real enjoyment seek
the retir,cy ofcottage life. even at watering PLACES
But all this really renders soOurn here the more
agreeable 10 those who here, As We arc better &c
lees josted and some Of have the
aide OF the house where the eye compcnsacs US Tor all
the interior dcomforts and drawbacks suffered by the
other senses
There about 900 persons ON the ISLAND, with
accommodations Tor ave times that number.
Politics dull and there Is interest felt IN the
cess OF the Presidential candidates. in Of their
respective prospects berg cut into small lots
leave little hope Of there being concentration Of votes
upou any marty.
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SUPREME coURr-spEcrAL TERM


IN tie mater Of Kings Co.nty Couyt-An an,,ic.,,o.
was made TO Justice Leonardor writ of probbi,io. a.
restrain he County Court Of Kings county from the r,
ther prosecution Of action for the foreclosure Of
gage BY the papers on which the application oundsd
appears that, by the Laws Of this State R s. mart
chapter Title d. the boundaries Of the respective
ties defined and the county OF New York is made II
extend To and along the line OF low water mark on ts
chores of Westcheser and Long Island and by Title 4
(orginal Title 81 OF the part and chapter OF the
defining the boundaries OF the respective wards Of the city
line Of low water mark on the opposite shore. BY the
Code Of Procedure, 20 subdivision g. the county
courts given jurisdiction 70 forecl0se mortgages
property situated within their respective counties On
the Brooklyn side OF the East river large Of land
has been made below and norherly Of the low
water mark the Long Island shore, by an
ing In earth, making wharves, &c. A party in
commenced suit TO forecose his mortgage the o1nty
court OF Kings county II 10 objected BY the parties in
possession OF this land, among other hngs, that thu
same being clearly within the boundaries Of county
OF New York, as established by law the County Court a
Kings COUNT cannot entertain Jurisdiction I, forecoee
this mortgage, and Mr. Sanxay tn r counsel has pre-
sented this application for prohibition, and the Judge
has granted alternative writ returnable the first
Monday Of August requiring the County Court of Kings
10 show cause why II should not be made absolute.
this view OF the counsel be maintained IL will raise
some most important questions OF jurisdiction beweea
the two cities Of New York and Brooklyn may wake
up Supervisors In respect TO their rights of political
control all the made land the opposite ehore be-
low 10 water mark and II may be that instead OF tina
persons pos of this land being Obliged TO pay
taxes on II to Brooklyn they will have TO settle thu
side
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HYcEiA HorEL
ON POW, Va July II. isoo

Or POW, Va. July II, 1850
Ioroe Nvpl>rs of Firrers--TAs Big Gan'-HDcn q
yErupscr-NasTorts Poini--Greoi Eircrr, Dc
tbs fashicuablc watering place Is now crowded with
isers from, ali parts Of the country The larger num-
er are from the south the Gulf states being well repre-
reu,ed by the wealthy gay and fashionable from that
ecc,on Of the country. II the accommodations we're
ruccuy large there IL no doubt there would be a, this
fine twelve or hfecn hundred, instead Of six or seven
hundred visters.
The "big gun the largest in tho country, Of which
eou have heard 20 much has been safely landed at this
place visited the large vessel and 20, good look at
n before was landed will no, attempt 70 give
your readers description q s magnitude but may do
no amer II has been mounted and tried by the board
oascsr appointed Cor this purpose. Near this
sorted 70 by those In search Of health and plea
rure There are well kept hotels in that place, At
OF which We have noticed The arrival u some OF your
city friends Hampton has increased IN population and
erade very much since the last taken Then
Rhe population little over l30)-aow,
Yncluding the surroundings. II exceeds 1000.
having sained about 700. The country adjacent s
OF cor the fertility Of the SOIL hsathness aai duc
riety Not far from this place s NswP)Tis news c'lc
Iouy ier Abandoning jamestown and starting 20 return
Col land met Capt Newport, With good news Tor the
coll sts, &c. They turned back and this point has al
W., gone by the mans OF Newports news Point u Is
esI be one o. the finest harbors the nth
cf Tia James Here the Great Fsstern conlf be safely
fno ed, though she drew thirty feet Of water There
o. be no reason why those having her IN charge shsi