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The Despoti.n, In B.ItImors,
sKIRNIsH With LINCOLN TROOPS REAR ALEX
KILLED, FIVE w9UNbED AND SLY MISSING.

Tue tynchpurg fiGgAlah Of yesterday says
We received intelligence last night Of skirmish that
took place within three fourhs Of mile Of Alexandria
aaa detachment Of let Ride Regiment Of Alabama
and Marty of Lincolns trocns On sund'v 49,.
last portion Of tlf battalion q the ist o. gment
Of Alabams, under the command OF Captain wee,ns Of
Russell county, Alabama started in pursuit Of relief
gqird quarttred in house pcar Alexandra They sue.
cseded in passing the picket guard battery OF the
enemy mounted on Suites Hill and arrived at the point
at o'clock Ehae the grty they were in pprlpit Of
we're encamped, The sentine!s shot one OF our men,
when the Lncolsts we're routed from the house, tie
fight becoming general Our men succeeded in killing
aud woucdng a number. young man came In camp
shortly afterWads from Alexandria and reported the
enemys loss eight killed. FIVE wour dsd and six missing
with but one lost on SIDE Our informant was in
the action, and the intelligence is considered perfectly
reliable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

CAPr. A. B DYER.-We have great pleasure in learn.
that this officer has resigned bis commission OF Captain
OF Ordnspcs in the y. s. Army, hs resignation having
bsea postponed TO this late cav, near because he
could no, earlier get settlement OF his accounts with
the U. Treasury. Ths will be gratifying Information
to many in this place and elsewhere who nave warn
respect aud stfec.ion for the w.
c Otssrs,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

Col. r BERT N. 1ckMSEY.-This young gentleman,
native Lynchburser, formerly orderly sergeant in the
Home Guard, but Lately Professor Of Tactics In the
North Carolina Military Institute at Charlotte, has been
promoted from Capaincy Of military company to be
Colonel of the 9th regiment Of North Carolina vour-
teers now at Yorktown. Col Mckinney is & graduate
of the Virginia Military Institute and excellent off,
car II pnchbyrg Virctnian
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
NOTICE.

OWNERS OF tran.ferabs stock Of the IS loan TIE
" Confederate States auth zed By the q 2sth rstruary
1851 whose Interest payable At k hmon are hereby noihed
prorimo and by calling III the Teasur
e once that subsequent day, such creditors sn
ct.ys the amount due them, O. RLMORE
ie25-d2s Treasurer Confederate statel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

NJ. Foster announces himself candidate for Lin
coins Congress from the st District of North Carolina.
While he sets his up for votes he takes care to re-
move his body to Washington II he can get one vote
in the District be will claim to be elected tax, his seat
AID salary of $4,000. This is not bad eIpedient for
filing empty pockets for using up what money thu
"old wretch" has hard. Andy johnson and several
others will prof. by this device.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
a Comet.

Tuesday night blazing comet, unheralded, il'umir-
Ated the Heavens At O'Clock, it appeared about 4
hours high, little of north, and continued to grow
brighter, as il descended till late hour of the night os
rashsr morning. We have heard nothing about IL from
The astronomers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

The Wilmington JOTna! says, in regard to the s;a'o
msnt that Gen. Bsauregard graduated second in his
c,ss that the first position taken by William Henry
Wright, Of the town of Wilmington, now 70 mere; but
adds that cadets Wright and Bsauregard both stood per-
feet and "a No. ]" in their examinations and relative
positions we're decided by lot. It was only thus that
Bssurssard was second % anybody,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
NOTICE.

YUtETED by Prsetiss Accountant situation a. Doos-
w keeper Mercantile Banrflcturng sstablh
HIS experience upon h and with
o. tho largest and best Banking houses and Fs In nssoASns
would be any wishing his services
Adde'S Confederate Boz III, Post Cnise l,4-t
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DIVlDEN

TE President and DesorI Of the Bank Of Virginia. hsve de-
clared dividend Of tres and three quarters per cent for The
last months payable the nrt subj deduction 81
cent bonus 10 the se leaving 81 cent net payable
jJ4-iOI wh. y TAYLOR, C.sh'r.
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Articles rrisn boa sids Of Ne paper scV NOT ee PaoS'-a
ca Tis Of ag ssazdiag, ought 70 % k0Sss 20 al
as i n no eass % dspartd rou obituary R0css rcsd
Gay etgAs iiASs charged for advertisements.
~ We oanot sade.ks 20 return rejected eorlEHieatoHs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
Capt. DICE A.hbY.

We greatly gratfsd to hear that this gallant gan
teman il in fair way torecover. He Is considered on,
Of dingsr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
OFFICE r. 4 p. RAILROAD CO.,
RIcEuosD Va July le6l. 1
rs,nIs COMPANY Is PREPARE TO ISSUE

rgyHIs COMPANY Is PRkPARED TO ISSUE
BONDS referred 10 In the resolution 10 n, m
exchange for the COUPON BONDS Outstanding kf ~
'RsSJlced President Treaurer OF his company
be issue REGISTERED BONDS lieu Of The Couool
Ponds Of this Company 10 such persons mag
desrs such exhs Ee aud Is hereby expressly rnde
stood AMI agreed that tbs Binds issued sha be &C.
cured lea heretofore gyep the said Coupon
Bond and tat len shall be Ia affected
impaired by such exchange OF Bonds II SHAH be the duty OF the
Coupon Bonds received exchange eAncsd
issains the sal egStefsd Bouds"
jya-lm NJ W. YARnIs GrON, Treasurer.
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AFFIRMATION TOLEASE OR RENT

rauLL THE WAR TERMIsArrs AFTER WHICH IT WILL BIZ
sale The rscs contains u 0 thousand scres a
Of LAND hundred and axty asrs 10 nns Cjrn ANY 4
person wbing 10 Lease Rent VIII furnish tm Vi sns
Corn place. hey reurnrg he same qualify OF Corn
q the expiration Of Me lsase rent. .
losI nissksilpL I. Tvf0N,
II t-an Lake, q = Iosd, w,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

Whereas TIE President of the Confederate States Of
America has made reQus,ion upon the State of Vir-
cioia for three thousand men, that being the quota Of
Virginia. In the additional force crlled out and il
Is rcquired that Volunteers Offering for this service
shall be received for and during the continuance Of
the war, AID l. 10 Proper ia; the quisition shond
=. p.s.apLy .oAP.isa -..i' .---ruereTore, | Jol u
L..tcher, Governor OF the Commonwealth of Vr-
einia by virtue Of authority vested 10 by law, do
hereby proclaim that Volunteers for this re.vce are
desired and will be accepted in companies for and dur
ing the continuance Of the war, to The number Of three
thousand men. Esch company 10 be composed OF one
Captain, first Lieutenant, two second Lcutenants
four Sergeant four Corporals two Musicians and from
s1ty-foUr hundred privates the officers to be
elected by the companies respectively.
And, os the purpose Of organization aud instruction,
do hereby designate Richmond and Staunton as points
for the establishment Of camps and each company as t
is formed will repair to the camp nearest TO it. there TO
be mustered into service and to be organized into bat
alions and regments 1t will be prerequisite, in
accepting these companies that they shall be armed al
though il is hoped many Of them will be.
And do further proclaim that all companies, battal
ions or regiments VIII Oh formed aud organized
the FIRST day Of July 1.-THE present monh for service
twelve months will be received into the volunteer force
which process Of organic ton prior to the present
reauson for the additional force and thereafter all
companies formed and organized must be received for
the war until the said additional force of three thousand
men Is raised.
Given under my baud IS Governor, and under
{ the seal of the Common wealth, at Richmond
De- o. this 3rd day Of July, 1861 and in the s5th
~ year Of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LErCHER
By the Governor:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
BUGLER WANTED,

INoR THE FIRST COMPANY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is eposed the service, make good
pay allowed Address Carr j. q. sHiELDs Jr4sS
lst HoviiI.r oupany, 1kzds1
IyI-9, Fairfax Courthouse, a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

ty-The fune JOSEPH LtDLVY ESQ., will take place
daJ O'clock from Craze Church, Main street The friends
respectfully iaviied 10 attend.
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GILHAm's TACTiLs.

M We have In press and vii be ready By the 9Oh Of JIy
SpVS OIL 0ILHAd1 MANUAL for vouateer, AMI MI IA, Of
I ne c1sfedsrs.e hatrs, eoapdsns Army organ zaSn,
A isAh Iion OF lpfsny, Cavalry Field Art ery ana
arms a.u Ammuudon, SCHOOL, loIJxr Sonp.ny,
BA,a,n Trooper Troop aud squadron, e
mep Asn. Arier, Iseles honrs paid by Troops Duties Of
C4pi.ns conpAnes Dsuss In Camp ue
Ties toun hnshals, Muse and Articles Of wa-tne
eoniL:te Military Manual published
The price uL be tz5 BY mall ,xja Persot, rrmiry q u
me price viii receive free OF posageor eish Ords
cave prompt ana cary ate1tttn, should be
-. WET ~ iA5rOS
Puhlishers, booksellers a. IT lucnsIs
lfo Maia Of KchmoLd, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

CfPICE OF Tia J. r Ak Co.,
RICHMOND, July 81 Is6l I
LN0R the purpose OF constructing forby a, the Aoy the
navigation iks fat canal viii be
nom next sunday morning At O'Clock ondsy .rsen
the hour.
wM p. hUNPaRD
yz-o@ keefe.ary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
Northern Blusrsr-AppeaI for Help.

TIE following ss,elc.fron the New Vol Herald OF
25th June ia Ii,,hed TO note little different from
whss We have heard rec atty from tie quarter
The game VI bullying England Ess been hand for
tTe but appeals for southern help is something EeS.-
The Herald seems to lock Tor war sih England ALMOST
certain; aud We can only hope is expectations msy be
fully realized A helping the Yankees out Of the
ssrape, tha. Is ore Of the things We will 10, when
have no alternative. Why GreA: Britain could rot act
in manner more agreeable to Us than by sweeping
Yankee ships from The aud Yankee towns from tie
land Never would We Of loo South raise to stay
TIE blow.
The notion Of the Yankees that We couli be induced
20 co operate with tncm for any purpose, shows either
heir desperation o. tie strange mscoOCepion that PIE
walls amoug them in regard to Southern feeling. Thcy
surely cannot have understood the breadth and depth
aud intensity Of the hate which peryajes the South
wards the North. Il Is not feeling of a day 1t will
las, as long the rivers and mountains OF This continent
The loss OF sens, of liberty BY the Yankees their mill
tAfy dcspo,sn in Maryland and Missouri The a,rocous
waged upon soil and people, viii make detes:
them aud rejoice ia their csisiirs the end Of time.
The possibility Of war with England, which ile New
York papers sse % desire viii open the eyes Of the
North to the loss which they sustain by the secession Of
The Southern States They saw In the beginning that
they would loss annual revenue of or two hundred
~ roirs, and that sriered their manly souls
end stimulated them 70 var Of Invasion. Now, they
&c, they are the mercy Of either England France
and may DC and ssep, sway from the lis. Of
tious The folly and wicketuoss Of the civil they
have iaausarl:ci come home to them. lie: us they
eSJim, unite and Iepel foreign insult aud sg
erosion. Their appel is too late. No fate could befal
them agreeable to than sutjcgaiiOn and ex;er
miaadoa by Foreign Power.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
vm,cnalug Battle.

W. hear tha. Patterson and Cadwalader having un&d
their forces to the number Of 80 900 meD crossed inc
Potomac Monday night Tuesday morning, about fee
miles above shepherisovn. While crossing, they were
ssrce, assaulted By Dol Jackson, who killed mapy Of
them aud took forty prisoners.
General Johnston Was in position ready to receive
he enemy, and determined to fight them at all hsz-
ards II they have not again beat retreat the battle
has already been fought and won.
The following letter from Winchester though not quite
so late as the above INTEL prepared to hear Of
the advance Of the enemy 10 force It is possible, that
their numbers (32, 0oO) may be exaggerated; sf
WINCHESTER, July l, o'clock p. N.
dispatch from Wiliamsport gives information that
the Federal troops have crossed the river at different
points and battle is now goirg on with four Virgins
Regiments under Jackson. johnston has Just ordered
600 to start Immediately from this place to reinforce
jackson. This is reliable. aa
Latr-Federal troops on this side Of the river esti-
mated at 5000 Jackson had 200.
The Despotisns In Baltimore,
The tyrsnts proceeding with increased Violence
Not content with arresdng Marshal Kane they have ar
rested all the police lard, and thrown them into cells
at Fort MeHenry. Cannon has been planted in konu.
ment Square, and in al the principal streets, and the
whole city ia held by u mercetary soldiery. "0rder
reigus in Warsaw"
This the Russian mode Of administering Justice and
protecting hfe liberty and properly great city Of
one OF the sovereign Commonwealths which won indie
pendence ftom george ~, o1erspa py sps saor4 ard
objected to the scourge {" desp'lsm rhis monstrous
outrage viii itHime ever, American heart, not dead to
every septimant of Justice and freedom
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
DIED.

After pro,rae;sd and painful sickness, Sunday morning
Jane % 1851 at the Montgomery White 1u'phar spr,n 20 IN
o. DIANE youageat Of Mr. and y b. Drsne, Jr OF
Lynchbug, Va In the goth year Of his rfe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
tTnDEUSIGNFD TANES

w. tbs method Of Informing the Ladies Of the stat
that contributions they desire axe In The o Clothing
for the slcs soldiers sent 10 MRS renn,s Judge Jcha
Meredh Of Craze and It'll Streets and such articles
OF diet may for them send will received
by HUNT JAMES,
jT1-lw Commission Merchants, Gary street.
Committee soIdler's Aid Soriety Of Virginia.
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~ D3VGDEND.-The President and Di.
~ te OF the Farmers Bank Il Virginia have de-
DIvIDEsD CT FOUR cent ont Il the profits Ct he
months deduction OF per cent the
LEAVING 3k cent net able STOCKHOLDERS on the
lslh iusl J. a. SMITH,
I,3-lCt Oahl,r.
49, DEyHDEN O.-The President and Dr.
49, rectoS of the Exchange bank Il Virginia have de-
semi annual DIVIDEND Of 49,. CEN. subject 10 de-
dueuol OF per cent bonas, payable 18th instant
wP srRorHFR,
iy8 DIV Cashier.
R~OFFsCE OF u. II. MAURY Il
B>~S @ Our once will be clo.td ThnrsdiJ, 4th
July sste' &c maturing hat day Will please be attended
J,3 RH.M,URY& co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
Id Ydisrcm.

"Tbat great measure Of justice, now become one Of
necessity Also the ad valorem taxation Of slaves was
passed by the Convention Il passed by vote of So to
II. We have no. seen the yeas and nays"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

GEORGE w. MUsYoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Til, several papers in the Commonwealth will insert
the foregoing Proclamation in their columns three times,
aud forward accounts to this Department U4-3t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

otH u mOuChy
INTERESTING RIVER Skws-sTEANERs CHANGE POSITION
ALL QUIET AT MATTHIAS POINT.
This morning. the Ice Beat, which has 30 long lain ct
the Navy Yard wbarvss went down to Alexandra where
she s to relieve the soopof Rocshonas the latter
having been ordered to take the place occupied by
the Freeborn off Aqua Creek. The armament of the
Ice Boat ia very heavy consisting of two 32.ro md
ers aft aud nne-nch shell gun and sxinch rias can.
non forward-the Latter having a range of over four
mics.
The Pensacola il rapidly approaching compilation, and
will soon DO ready for Tue rggers have taken DOS
session Of her deck and weaving straps for her yards
and sails with great dispatch.
The Pswnee is taking on board large amount of pro-
visions and exp:c's to leave Tomorrow. No repairs 10
her damages received in the Aqua Creek ar have been
made at this yard they not of much conse ouence
the OILY injury Of importance being caused py the
visit OF rhsshot 10 rather dangerous proximity 70 her
magazines.
Lust night the Mount Vernon arrived At 10 o,clock
from Old Point Everything was quiet at Fortress Non
ro' but great preparations for we're still going on
The Ausoossa lice in Hampton Ro.ds together With ths
Cumberland, hinne.ot and several small euubosu
The propeller Resoluts lies of Point Eookout>
Yestsrday, the sde-whssl steamer George Para for.
mey Of the ferry line between this city and Alsxsnds
vas cruising up and down Aqua Orssk t,ing her IN
gins', Co. viii he .iss, probably, ssssSking W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
Secretary Floyd.

While tbs notorious individual was in Roenord, a
few weeks age, charged IN elect upcn the authority
OF the published evidence the question, that be had
been guilty Of magnificent amount of phierng during
his four years cOnneRion with the War office at wash
ngton We hear indirectly that in consequence oil TINS
charge of ours Floyd pitched into US in his speech at
Abingdon last Monday and denounced us personally, IN
the most unmeaSured terms-which was brave and gal
liant thing enough considering that he remained here
quietly for many days after attack upon him, and
then rushed OIL to vent his Spleen three hundred miles
away.
But We care nothing for his denunciatious-for VIC
consider the denuncaOns Ofso corrupt and unprncPed
an individual the very highest compliment that could
possibly be paid We have only to say that at our
earliest leisure shall undertake to "ventlate all the
various Infamous transactions, which have covered him
ali over with disgrace and infamy and caused his name to
stink in the nostrils of every honest in the land
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
CONSIDERATIONS For VOTERS.

To he Editor Of the Wig:
Secession is nfracton Of the compact of Government
for It abrogates II wholly.
Secession is necessarily Revolution because 1t totally
subyerts existing Government.
Secession is in State that is member of Coufede
racy what REBELLION is in an individual who is member
OF a State
The sanction to enforce the last is the punishment OF
tgea5on-Death.
The sanction to enforce the former is the penalty, not
of treason, but of breach of treaty-War.
Secession rests on the principles of international law
which protects the citizen from punishment but not
State from hostililies.
Rebellion by an individual or a body Of individuals is
treason.
In the former case there is no authorized judge
arbter.
In the latter there is
Secession, therefore, is the political or international
right of State and may be resorted TO when she deems
she has good cause.
right OF any other State that holds herself to be aggreved
Hence secession from Conlederacy to insure its be-
ing peaceabe, should be by consent. ~
Without this concurrence it gives the other parties the
right OF war.
Secession therefore, from Union of States should be
BY securing the rights aud just share of the
scedng State in the common government and in all its
belongings.
Hence it should be the last resor-neXt only to often.
ys war and only 70 be had TO after failure OF
all ese-because concurred in the reasons for concur
renee would admit Just Of complaint, and would
consequently remove it, thus rendering Secession unne
ce.sry and not coucured in involves the assertion Of
right of war 10 the other parties TO the compact aud
tue imminent hazard of the exercise OF it.
This is no reason for seeding where there is good
cause for it, as itself is for the abandon
ment of our rights when the violation of them demands
il but the same forbid resort TO either till all
other modes of obtaining rights shall hare bee" tried
aud have failed.
Secession from a COni,deracy without good cause is
cause of war
Secession without the admission by the other parties
of sufficient cause entails imminent risk of war
Neither var nor the risk of war by the consent of all
mankind should be encountered except after failure of
negotiations.
Applied to the existing case Redress OF every wrong
ami security against every danger may be obtained with
out Secession by proper laws aud amendments TO the
Constitution.
Elect therefore, no man to the Convention who will
not pledge himself to seek redress through these
before resortng to SECESSION, which is the absolute
revolution Of existing Government State and Federal
which exposes to all the dangers of reconstruction
aud new Confederacies and which risks immnenty, be-
sides necessarily, at least, the evils of war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

rom me v. l. commercial idBtfttNT.
WASHINGTON Feb 1.-The President Expects to trans
nit his answer to Col. Haynes communication on the
part of South Carolina by Monday next
lie will maintain and reasser the principles laid down
in his reply to the mission Of the former commissioners
from the same State.
The u'timatum viii be respectfully declined and Fort
Sumter will remain in Federal possession, South Caro-
lima being at liberty 70 assal it if she dlres.
The Caroinians erecting heavy batteries to COM
mand Fort Sumter in the direction not covered by the
guns OF that fertilization
The time of the anticipated attack has not yet beeh
fixed but il will not be long delayed.
The Charleston officers expect that their batteries will
breach Fort Sumter after bombardmcnt Of twentyfour
hours
An assaung party will then be thrown into the fort,
and the fort carried sword in hand.
|, is a fixed determination not to allow Fort Sumter
to pass to the control of Lncoln.
There is likely 10 be change of policy regarding
the discussions Of Mr.. Corwins pacfcatory PROPOSE.
tons and the debate will close early
peced.
The debate will be continued until the peace conven-
tion to meet here the 4th, has concluded its
sion
So far as can be judged at present, the convention
will bring its session to close the latter part OF next
week.
The Republicans very doubtful of the result il Mr.
Corwin measure is pressed TO division before the
vention has concluded its sittings
Mr.. Keloggs substitute for Mr.. Corwin's proposition
is meeting with much favor generally.
The agents of the Chrqui contract considerably
exercised at the prospects of their scheme being de-
teated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

The Louisville Democrat pertnenty eKelaims, hos
tr.eAl aud how cOmieal secession is The Mississippi
Convention beard the ordinance read 10 profound silence
aud thea followed erultatiOn firing cannon Sc In view
Of the theory Of the right Of peaceabe secession the
exercise Of the right Is great AFFAIR hardly wOrtL
ulpg over. 1t u certainly no great exploit secede
from The Government which can be easily got rid Of
Il can hardly be so dangerous to the rights of anybody
.beo II i 20 easy 70 be relieved from it, power.
notwithstanding this RICH Of secession firmly believed
IN the South the eonyetOn Is general that secession
,..ns var and viii result in it. If the right Of
sion we're acknowledged there could yet be no Necessity
for il At present. for il is measure easily resOrted TO-
when any immediate necessity occurs II var 3 70
come their s1utGOn had better be postponed until var
Is over and the fragments are gathered up and We Ind
,omethipg left 70 sTnlt over.