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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-26


I0"rhhcnt III the ioreUoon, was resutheH' wien
Nl'ms'S ltt"re''Go' T@er'oI' an" I!s'Po!h. sew
c'"''y """FeSS1d ne oe"ale' Ihr mcmllIaH
moved :" 10 amend the section under CONSIDER
"U"I'' mat rojnpnMeS OF cavalry raised by order
OF h"SaGicr Generals shall be attached to reGi.
"'u'LN' Au"P'r"' VINE" 'hH motion 10 s'rKe
our ';e section, rel 'in! to cavalry, rom The hi
was ieclded ~ TIE nthrmauve, yeas, ~ nays
D. ana tho on was read third time, and
I,Ssc"'' cN'oo'''h% me 'Hhrler OF the Sank OF
N''"' PH"et' one year, reported by Mr. Mr. CON
verse 'G"'! ''''' N'lr' ana pnssei; reViVing
II" "I'' ,'yIn% Ia" or 'nn'S III Jay, "Ith pro-
,r,o iII M',nn was adopted an"
"' w., , WnS '"',,' 'I'i'l '','Ie ana passed
iiOOSH" jt't'sea ot"!"SeS.-Chnpter 81, of
n"'N''I"Ts ",id r""'''"FS wa considered, TIC
us, ,i"Tsu d.! "'',- "''' az! "l'c'lAe'lt sun
..an 1n !" '"r''t ~" provisions n 'he INV OF
1900 amer bIigI d'rc",'iun ny Gcssr5 Need,
nun az" brown i"'' '"H "ieS@rS fuIlaih ans
"Hchsoh H&H!Hs! tn' i'nGh"nlen' ana some eN-
P""l''ohS ny Mr. H"'o"iN' me atnenGnlent
was 'cJec'c"' Hir brown moved so to amend
~ 70 empower me county court, ri iher d'scre'
H""i ~ E'u''S l'o'" ultH ny '"F ~
""H''", "'' agree" TO- 4't H'chardSon OF w.
nloI'H an o'"Shd"'''' 'o4"iH|& the assent OF
'''J','! VI s1''' .'''' an" wv '''''"'W P'cS""
"a ,",'y ,''r.5nEi :, Ior "H.""""loE mhNerP'rS'-
'' l''Su. ":I ! Wv '."'"' "I"'el l" "meno' :"
-, w. ,,'',''"' Wv u"' civil "ut"oriy 10
,l,,,cl' lI,. rT7,,l.u ,,,,.,I =, ,,.. ~.
'ol',,'' "' ~ gee '"'''' /" 'len'i H'hiinE
n','',E L"u''S u" ~" Nv" '"*' on5s on the icrn'
80 ~, r'.''" !" giant ''"'''--'""P'e", ana the
"'' I''E7'"'
c77,-.,rr nm. I'VE. I2?&Ssio"' NOV. IA.
'S11r, - 81 '21's-ih "E9llon 10 an act IN
~, oo' ro'"',"E u.' YGrnn|nC N"!"3' FIRE inSur'
;;''r'"!' ~ 'I,'" ~ " 'uf" teo'ipG M
GS"lP"F"'llg ho hnhN of i,ouiney; called up by
. ar CONVERSE ANA Vmlo"I!} nmenIed. to render
,"G ly"yi.%" FIolIT 70 nose OF tho Nl' rechar'
'I,,n8 ' ,' -I'N 81 Ia'e"o''"' Mr. roster adj
IIF"5s" me senate on the NID5"e"1 security Of
"o':,S' ANA move! ''%l vac ItI "e amended ny
ga"S'& '"e l'o,ls,o iof u'.d5' sc TO rely for
security on mortgages upon nnProyed real estate
n'nt"u1.c"' "'"P'fu' yeas ~ nays 10, the Pres
lGF"' LYING us casu"& vote in the Affirmative.
~ .,n was I'''4.F amended, on motion o! Mr.
~ '"'''I,' when mr. ADAMS requested the cnir-
man Of the committee on banks 10 state reasons
II any existed Tor TIE jneorroMtion of new
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-26
From BartOa's GtatLeman'S MGgazine.
CAPTURE OF THE GUERRERO.

ment-i e. salt water--and under command OF
her former commander. the gallant Hull-OId
IronsiJes on The second of August, 1912 babe
rood nirIt to the high lands Of Massachusetts
hny. and proceeded on II cruise. IIugging the
land of her birth. she stood to the norhwnrd un q.
ill the BAY of Fundy spread oar its ample bos.
ON to receive her 6ut finding nothing there TO
cope with, she stood boldly out 10 the eastward;
and waved her striped bunting along the shores
Of the Isle of Stables, and before the mouth of
the ST Lawrence Having burnt two msignii.
cant prizes there, she continued OH her course.
and on the morning of the 18th, made five sail,
one Of which was sloop Of war.
Crack on saiI' said captain Hail 10 the first
lieutenant, as he stood on the windward horse
block, scanning the stranger within his glass.
CAV, ny, sir = replied The gallant Morris, and
soon the Old ship spread on her fair-wheathcr
sails TO the favorable wind, and bowled along in
chase
'She has set one Of the urizes on fire y said
captain Hull, stamping his foot on the horse
block.
Then she will have the less prize money,
said the old SIGNAL Gunrternasrer in :, crufftonc
to the signal midshi1man. as he took another
squirt at his Britannia mnjesty's cruiser
Il say, Jack SAID tall handkerchief, MS he
good whalenan. if you could only nr, hi, ub.
berly topmns,s foed, and tip his old iron over
board. A lick Of coal tar would not hurt the
BENDS and bright streak might add little to
his appearance on a Sunday ulnruingp
silence, forward = Numbered the first leu
tenant. Masters mate Of the forscaslIp. This is
IA ship of war, sir
Down with You, forward = said the masters
mate, jumping down as though he had pat lis
foot in bucket Of hot water. lie close. YOU
landlulbers. this is TO whalcman
odd S .itchell is at it again + whispered one
Of the quarter masters to his ueiahbor, y wonder
why he don't swallow bcaker OF molnsscs. and
rheH host in water at his leisure tint internal
steward of his has kent his teaspoon agoing
since seven bells, and burn me, ifii .hasn't put
me in mind Of splicing The main brace with Il
real nor wcsier ?
i say, John Wilson, let me kiss your money
you close listed son of catgut scrapern said
The captain Of the head, to an old tar who gen.
orally kept Il wee drop i'm his locker for sore
eyes and the rheumatz as he often termed it.
You be blasted replied The indignant MIR
Wilson. Kiss the purscr's bull, il you like,
or take, pail at the billiards with Old Switch
el--moasses aud water is good enough for Il
.entleman's son = And a smothcrcA laugh and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-26

o4''t1 .'fat5tuSidns Tho following ep,uph
comnemorotes an instance of remarkable fecun-
duty, Is stated by Penuant in his "Journey to
noWdon;'--'Here lyeth che body OF Nicholas
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02

EOR the apprehension and delivery of VIII
LIAM 6. HARRISoN,t to the Jailor of David.
son County. for the murder ofW Sandy, on the 18th
inst, ito wit,)--
By the Governor of the state, $3.50, BY the Mayor
of The Town Of Nashville @s50.--by the Citi1ens Of
Nashville. $477 Sail Harrison Is an old offender.
DESC RIPTION OF SAID. HARRISON:
He is about 22Dr 90 years of age, feet Q OF 10
inches high, pretty well made weighs from $50 TO
l65 pounds, light complexion full round face, blue
eyes, fill lead OF hair, dark and generaly worn
lonr and Fashionable in front, incning cnrl and
cot short behind, very quick In his manner ofspeak
IL and frovns when spoken to he is very fond Of
drink and can hrrdly refrain from stopping at gros
ceries and houses Of i'll fame, and Is much sposed TO
talk OF horses, racing and cock fighing.
& COMMITTEES for the Citizens of NJ shyille,
s JOSEPH MILLER,
4 VK STEVENSON.
HIRAM TWISS,
T. ,KEZER,
WILLIAM HORN.
Nashville. August s5th, 1889 -4w.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
PC ao1Ua
STATE RIGHTS AND DisnOCRAII UNION.
BY w. M. 1i0LBERT n co.

Having been solcittd by the united request Of
the State Rights AMI Democratic pnrtcs of isis-
sppi and especially Of this section oil Tire Stale, we
have been prevailed upon to publish awcakly new
spatlss 10 support that d OF politics, which iho
name we have assuncd demonstrates. Firmly pre-.
s,aded that the liberties, prosperity, happims and
indepctlencs Of s9ruh. derps Involved ia these
momentons qrtestios now Hgilated Throughout the
Udon. The period is at hand, when il bChooyes
every friend Of the South 10 avOw an support use
princrpes or right and interest, which we soiemy
claim b, the charter OF our corledcFntor; 70
tain the integrity Of the CONSTITUTIONS, the purity OF
the administration of the general government, and
the sovereign independence, to which We are Untitled
TO people.
The welfare OF the south has been tco long neg
lected-hrr original u,agnaHudy AMI honor are fast
linking into disrepHe-our own state is striking
instance Of this TACT, and our supneness well nigh
reduces us TO northern Vassslage. has disOTganzed
'cOmniuniiy at one tnc eminsntly prosperous-aud
destroyed the means Of recovery from embarrassment
for years
Such poIicy has pro.trate,i our energies, lead
Us into unwlsc projects, htaped Upon us c0uup ind
Improbable corporations; winch almost Cast sig
ma upon the goo faith az honor Of the state. These
errors should he corTectetl--thc times demand it,
let then resolve to Ti of them, and assume that
enviable condition we formerly so proudly held.
Our might aud means should be exhibited TO the re-
puhc-it is just to ourselves, we should 10 IL, in
der to relieve us OF that crodu Of dependence,
long habit has encountered among as.
We hear speak 10 men OF Southern principles, aud
TO those devoted e. that Original sense of government
under which the constitution Of Ibis republic a.
greed upon aud settled.
Our object j. not TO mar Che good feelings OF The
north and south, or shake that amiiy which should
exist between them, as nation, bat merely 10 ndi.
cate those rights entitled 10, and explain the
constitutional remedies by which VIZ are protected
We are nuequivocally opposed to a sitionaI Bank
ITO the elevation Of Henry Clay 70 the Presi ency,
which we consider would be most DISTINCTIVE tlow
to the south aud stability OF the union will al-o
Oppose that system ofTnternal Improvement by the
general government, advocated h the federal party
opposed TO all abuses an extrnvaganrc III the
administrafio ZION ofpubic affairs ivowedy oppose
to asuperhuous revenue, or high Tariff IN favor ii
free and direct trade, with the choice Of foreig or
domestic markets. and in all other respects zcanuly
advocating the doctrine o the Republican and State
Rights school, &C. forth iEthe Virginia and Ken
lucky resolutions OF 'c5 and ,99.
TERMS
The estate Rights ami Democrtic Union," viii
he published at SIS in advance Sc at the end Of
the year.
Yazoo City, Miss July 20, 1873
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
NOTICE.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

MRS. {. P. ,OOk, respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Yazoo City, and surrounding country,
III It she will Oxen a FEMAL*. S, HOOL. in va.
200 City on tie 7th Of ocrober next. in some cOm-
fortahle room; when due no.rce will be given
A few young Indies from the country, can procure
board with the teacF.et il required on reasonable
TERMS OF TUITION.--Prr session OF Eve
months; Bithographs, Reading, Writing and Aith.
unetic, els English Grammar. Geography, Natural
and MoraI Philosophy, Modern and ncient History,
Eceic, Rhetoric and Compositlon,--e 0.
Yazoo CITY s. ut. II, 1889.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02

Bfanden Bank, Is do. do.
Benton and Manchester Railroad
company, 20 do. do.
ely Springs Real Estate Bank, no sale.
Bunk Of Grenada, do.
POST NOTES.
Com. Bank Manchester, l2 mo 10 pr. dis.
DO. do. do. mo. par.
Natchez Banks, >l2 mo. I0pr. c. dis.
DO. do. due in August, par.
0non Bank Of Miss. II mo. 10 pr. c. dis
Com. Bank Of Rodney, - mo 10 pr. c. dis.
Do do. do. 6 mo. B pr. c. dis.
Com. and Railroad Bank,
Vicksburg, II mo. 50 pr. c. dis.
Lexington Bank, - mo. 20 pr. c. dis.
Teal Estate, mo. 10 pr. C. dis.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
ARTIt LES.

vAzoo CRY PRIcns CURRENT.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02

27,Sl4 Prizes formed from the ter
nary combination of seventy five
Inu mbers, and the drawing oftwelve
ballots, making -. 81 ,525 Tickets.
o. No ticket which shall have dawn a
prize of a. superior denomination can be emit.
tied to an inferior prize.
o. Prizes payable forty days after the
drawing, and subject to the usual osdlcilOn
Iof fifteen per cent.
Or Scheme approved BY the Commis'
sioneTs Of Lotteries ofthe State 81 Maryland,
July 8, 1889.
TICKETS 42O- HALVES $Io-QUARs
TIERS 4S-TxGHTS 90 bOe
/ 0T Packages, Tickets and sAases tof sale until
the End Of October Drawing expected on The 5th Of
Oeioher. Orders from The country, hclosing money,
will be strictly attended 70. Address
| CHARLES A. WELLS,
IOrrrnY EXCHANGE BROxER, MArn srnrEr
/ gICKgBURG.
August -, lsas.----4u. =. "A
Smith u Holmes.
FORWARDING a CON- NiISS ON MER.
J cHANT Yazoo CITY. Nlss
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
WIN. n PUGH,

Attorney and Counsellor AZ Lam.
a TTENDS regularly the circuit Courfs Or Al
- ,aI II Leak. Madison, Holmes and Yazoo coun.
lies Once 10 Yasco City. Mississippi, where he
business
August 13shl I5ss. -
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
Bank Note Table, Corrected Weekly
YazOO City, @ 1889
NEW ORLEANS MoNEY MAnKET.

Commercial Bank 81 Manc6es. par
Natchez Banks and branches, 90.
Commercial Bank of Rodney, GO.
Union Bank Of Mississippi, CO.
West Feliciana Railroad an ing re. CO. 9.
Commercial Bank Of Columbu per 81. DIS.
Rank Of Port Gibson, DO GO.
Bank DC Lexington. GO ~
Rank of Vicksburg, 50 90. &C.
. a;lrosd Bank of Vicksbnre, 40 90. ae'
1 VA, Works Bank, Vicksbnrg, 40 do. 90
Grand Gulf Bank. 20 CO. ~
al . AVashingtO and Deer Creek
Railroad Banking lCompany, - az g..
Tonllipbv Railroad Bank sc: o0 aO. -;
c;tizehs Bank Of Madison GO. ~ go 60
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02


,he treasnrefs Of the mint at PbIladelPniS
snd New Orleans, and the receivers general
&C rnhl;c money at New York, Boston,
Charleston and ST Louis can pc cons'ruc'
ted and prepared for use i shall DC the ous
~ Of the Secretary of the treasury 20
nrocu,e suitable rooms for otficers LOT s.ieiI
resnectiye Locations, and to contract WIN
.nch hanks, interpretations, or indlVsauais'
s. nav ~ willing to contract for sucn use
,.r,ho;r vanlts and safes as may be recelfeo
| for the safe keeping Of the Pnbllc moneys
| il the charge and custody OF those omce1s
,esnectively, the expenses 70 DC Paio Oy lno
United States. r,u.
Sec. %. And be il further enacted, ! nat
!. shall moi he lawful for the Secretary eftne
treasury to make or continue ~ soIce any
Genera oder which shall create any ol lI..,
snce between the different branches q rev
sa a Is 10 the funds or medium OF pay
osnt i, which debts or dues accrulng 20 INC
Tinted States may be paid.
Sec. %. And be ii further enacted, n y
:. shall be the duty Of the Secretary g .ns
[T,sas,,ry 10 issue and publish regulations e
i enforce the speedy presentation 2. - -
a.rrnsnt drafts for payment at tne P'aCs
where payable, and 70 prescribe 'ne ,l ~ Is IS
!. cordinc 10 the different distances q .ns u.
ro.;sories from the seat Of Cove rnnens y ~.
s .,Iich all drafts upon them respecslssss ],
IAN be presented e. pay n'eri; ano, = -
ss..is Sc snch presentation, e direct any -.
!. .soae and plaee ofpagmsnt Wnlcn g me
deem proper
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
PROSPECTUS
SOrTHERN REPORTER.

weekly newspaper published III the town Of
Grenada, Yalobnsha County, Mississippi
The undersigned have commenced the publica-
ton of new paper, with the above tiilP in the town
OF Grenada In its politics The Reporter will be de-
cidcdIi Democratic Republican. IL viii support
the reelection of Martin Van Bnren, as President
OF the United States, and oppose the election Ct
Ilenr, lay. or any other Wing candidate Ii
will SUI port the reelection of the present able and
worthy Chief Magistrate Of Mississippi, ALEXAN.
DER G. Men TT, ard will oppose the policy OF
the Union Bank in issuing Post notes, dealing in
Cotton, and not establishing the Branches,-as the
law required and the pubic interests demaBtled IL
will support the rights and lih, es Of the people,
nd do justice to such moneyed institutions ne faith.
fully comply with the obligations of their charter.
Weshal wage uncolnpromising hostility TO all shin
plaster Banks. and sOPPort only slel. nsen Ilic,
Office as pledge themselves nequiVocaliy TO prose
cute a radical reformation in The present Banking
system of Mississippi the Cardinal prin.
ciples which the Southern Rcponer ptli IaithtuIIy
advocate. Ia an agricultural, commerrs,i literary
and mechanical point Of view, IL will pursue that
course best calculated advance the sgIeatest nun
ber'' Of the whole people.
VIM NEED.
JAS. VI. NEWTON. E
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
NOTICE.

III ETTERS ofadmlnistratjrn having been granted
t. the andefignei II the July (ifssf term Of the
Probate CouFt of Yasoo t.ouniy npon the estate OF
THONGS Daniel decea aed-t those indebted 10 the es-
tate IRE requested to make imneiiate rHy1ncnt.
Those having claims against the estae viii present
them within the time prescribed by law. OF b. forever
barred. WILLIAM r DANIEL, admir-.
SARAH w. DANIEL, Adm'x
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
WIN. NEFD.
JAS. VI. NEWTON.

TERMS.-The Southern Reporter is published
every Saturday morning, imPeral sheet, at FIVE
dollars per anMum, if paid in advance, seven dol
lars afterwards. Advertisements inserted at the usu.
a rates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-18
THE DAGUERREOTYPE.

II is difficult 10 say when we have been more
delig hted and enrsptDred, as by the view OF
some very recent proofs OF the marvellous ART
Of Mr. Daguerre. which we're placed by him 10
the hands Of friend upon his departure to
Havana, TO test the usefulness aud facility of
the art in the tropics and TO satisfy the devour-
Jog interest OF the Parisians. by scenes IN those
warm and glowing regions. These drawings
are produced in the camera obscura. aud pos
srss a truth. a fulness and eompletedness OF
effect and detail. that is truly wonderful. moth
ing in the arts having vet remotely approached
il in perfection or beauty. aud which 1t is ditii-
cult TO imagine OF realize, until proof IS
seen.
Among many subuaittsd TO us, are scenes in
Paris. that b,ing all the delights al that gay
and brilliant city 10 our vivid remembrance.
Not only are The magnificent public buildings,
monuments. bridges. and gardens. produced in
all their grandeur OF proportion aud prospective.
but every familiar object, every window, store.
every tree and blade Of grass is rendered wih
faithfulness that is truly astonishing, The
book stalls, apple women, chestnut sellers, are
all there as We left them. But who shall de-
scribe the grandeur OF the Cathedral of Notre
Dame. with its slupcndous towers and in their
condensed reproduction,
J IL is impossible TO express the measure OF our
delight and emotion al what is evident TO be
the true Dsguerreotype, the pencil Of nature,
and we hesitate not 10 pronounce it (ihoueh we
abhor misplaced superlativss) the most perfect
and enchanting art the world from its COM
mencemcnt has produced.
/ We can only attribute such results TO the
fourteen years of careful and systematic study
of man possessing the noble developement.
the reproduced portraits Of Mr.. Daguerre
svince. Ii is no common mind that has IN
folded such a secret TO the world
! His experiments upon different metals, by
different agents, amount TO twelve thousand
! His notes fill half moderate sized room. and
would form library ou the subject. This Is
truly triumph Of science, and has me, It's APP
propriste reward in the honor, fame. and wealth
gained by its inventor.-N Y. I'auler.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-18

body Of the police liz upon the loafers and Sc
cured tho whole boodle-dies, plates, presses
and paper. together with several bushels Of
couterfeit half dollars. and a large amount OF
bills ready for circulation. Thirty odd indiyid-
uais were arrested and committed 10 iail. in.
eludng some Of the mos, wealthy aLd respec-
table citizens Of the place-two merchants. aud
a number of notorious characters who had Ned
from the United States. The agent alluded
20. deserves much praise for his energy and
perseverance, in this matter. for he has accom-
plished IL at the hazard OF his life. He barely
escaped. He vas persued on his way TO the
states BY gang Of the inhabitants Of Durham.
and being apprised of his danger, had barely
time TO escape into the woods when the wretch
es overlook the vehicle. and with drawn knives
and pistols were about TO do summary ven-
eeauce on the driver; but discovering their
mistake. they tackled about. and with such in
formation as The knight Of the whip chose 10
give them, persued their victim in another d.
rection-to the no small satisfaction the gen.
tlemsn Who related the circumstances TO US
Burlington Fres Press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-18
sn,r IL NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. iI,h.


Brig Crawford. Jane. Of and for Warren, from
South Atlantic with 80 bb's sp oil, TO c. Luther
Reports in Oct on the Abrohos Bank. brig VIM
Sanford, Fall River, i25 sp.;-Columbus. Holt
New London, $50 sp.;-lnga. Cudwonh. Ware
ham, $50 sp. Orion, Snow, Rochester. clean -
James Munroe, n. Bedford, $50 Bark Seine
Adams, do. 2oO sp 20 VII. Bruce. Reynolds, do.
$50 sp.-spoke Dec 7lh lat sc As n, Ion - 30 w,
brig Cumberland, Blanchard. So DAYS from Ian.
gaio,e. for New Iork-Do LAT Ri 50 N. Ion ~ 40
w, ship Yszoo. OF and for New York, ~ days I'm
New Orleans
Brig Pilgrim. [whsl.rl Of and for Somerset. 10
davs out. Returned in consequence of having lost
all her boats In the late n. f. gale.
Sch'r Eliza Hand. from Philadelphia, for Prov.
Smack Alerl. Brown. of this port. from Green
port. l.. L. with Cotton 4 Flour los, from the sioop
Midas, in L. |. Sound. sbout 10 dayS since
Sloops Camilla, Luther; Arion, Hull, willard.
Willard; and James Lamphere, all fnom n. York
for ProvIdence-Th Camilla, los, an anchor of
New Haven in the gale un Monday night
THURSDAY. Dec 10.
Rr brig Matches, Card, fn n. York. for Wind
sor, n. S-Robert VAIN, Mathews OF and fun Dos.
ten. fo- Philadelp lphia.-Auss Hall, I'm Iubec. for
New lork.-Schr Edward. OF and for Blue Hill,
I'm New York
FRIDAY, Dec. ls.
IT, s. Brig Washington, Captain Frazer from q
cruise 10 relieve vessels IN distress.
Brig Caroline Edmonds. OF Portland % days fun
H8yana. for Boston. in distress. The c. lost ons
man overheard. belonging to Scarborough Me, his
name was Wm Gordon. She also landed one here
sick She was assisted into port by part OF the
crew of the U. 5 Brig Washington. The brig has
received no damage.
sch'r Henry, Chase. of and from Boston, for N.
York.
Sch'r Orator. Brown, fm New York. for Prov.
Sch'r Milicent, Chester, 33 days I'm Richmond,
Va for New York in the late gales. lost deck
load sails, boat, Sc. and was compelled to throw
over part Of the cargo.
Triton Clifford from New York for Boston. -
Purveyor, Pray, from Wilmington FOR New York
SATURDAY Dec. IA.
! slsop James Lamphere, Kenny. from Providence
| for New York.
SUNDAY, Dec. Is.
! Shops Victory, Heath, from Boston for this por
and Providence. e.-Inderendence, Stuart. from n
| York for this por. and Fall RivI Orbit, Damn
| from Long Island with Live Stock TO the master
Three Brothers. Stuart. from New York for Fall
Rvcr.-Jane. Hall, from Providence for Pawcatuck
TTEsDAY. Dec. l7th
I S.LEp.-U. s. brig Washington, Capt F,azer
on cruise 10 relieve vessels in distress having beer
detained two days by the late gale.
Sch'r Ociavia. Weeden, for Mobls-and fee
of others whose names dn not learn.
CLEARED.
Schr, Triumph, Monroe, Bristol,
Do. Octavia, Weedsu, Mobile,
! Soop Willard. Miller Providence.
! Do Camilla, Luther, do.
DO. Arou. Hull. do.
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A letter from Capt Whimpenny, Of the ship Mar
guet Of this port dated at CallRo, July 5,h, reports
her with 700 bbls. sperm and 200 whale oil.
Al Cloudy Bay, New Zealand July 27lh, ship
Erie, Dennis Of this port with 1000 bblS. oil -
Warren. of Warren, full, for home next day; brig
Atlas Msyhew. Warren. trading
Arr at ". Bedford 10Th inst. ship Grand Turk.
Dexter, New Zealand, 2600 bbls oil
Arr. at do. Ilh, ship Hope, Clifford, Pacific o.
cean, Csllao Aug. 18Th, with 1900 bbls sp oil TO
George Howl land
Arr at Holiness Hole 10th inst, ship Izet,e, frn
New Zealand, 240e bbs oil. for Salem,
Arr al Falmouth, Ilth bark Brunette, Pool,
Western Islands 800 bbs sp oil
Arr. at Holiness Hole. I2,h inst, ship Washing
ton, Coffin, Tslcshuaans, Sept. 9Th, Tor Saniuek-
et 1900 bbs sp oil. Reports April I'd, ship Meta
com, of Bristol. 800 (rep 10 Feb and Mich 400 and
4OO)