A F,Nr HARBoR plscovENED ON THE GEoI
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FINE HARBoR DISCOVERED ON THY UEoh- CHA CoAsT.-A letter from Captain Falio' oi me Revenue Gutter Crawford, to the ediier of the SaVan nah GeoreIan states that he has discovered harbr' within thirteen miles of Savannah. having great ad- yan,aees for Southern naval depot. It's location IS on Ossabaw Sound, rear Montgomery. The deph oT water over the bar a; low tide is 2l feet; and Tor a distance of five miles above the bar, along the har- hnr, the water s from four 10 six and seven ahoms' From this point, ten miles 10 Montgomery, mere M H'e not less than 2A fathoms wafer at any point rue lower harbor according tn Captain Fatio, IS pro'ec- ted on all sides ipm wind and storm, and the conh- try around abounls with live oak. cedar ana pune enough with common care and recniliaiion' u build navies for our country for centuries Mont g0mery says Capt F. is the point where the ffehc' Admiral chose i, the Revolution to land hs troops nnder cover of hi, fgaes, and suggests ihat m an other war, our enemies might land there, unless the Government adopts some measures for ills defence Capt F. urges that il be selected as the siIe oi a naval depot for the South and if his statement does not exaggrrale it's advantages, the port IS most ad mraby suited for such establishment.