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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10
To the Public.

TT is a painful task for me 10 have to resort
. o. this m.de &c binding up wound, which
has been endeayuured 90 be made hs pack Of
helthaunds, in a chase to run down the rcpu'
ta,ion Of one OF their fellow men.
Unfortunately, aud perhaps imrrndenty,
Though q boy lei; IN charge IS the store was
present in tile absence uf the proprietor,
went to a sugar barrel in the s,ore Of an &C
quainiance, a. d got about spoonful Of sugar
to male a syrrUp dnnk as an anodyne for a
raging CitrrhnI. I should Rot have taken this
h6criy,wiih macy men; but irOn my long &C
quainiance with esqaire Trolincer, and fom
the appare atty god understanding which has
existed between Us ever since ] have been
grown, I thought il not improper TO take the
Ibcriy named. And this is the whule founda
ton npon which the slanderous tale rests.
L. the close: What will these busy bodies
gain hy III Will il fill their pockets with gold
OF silver, or any other Of the precious metalsl
nr will il stuff them with bank notes1 or vii
il enhance the value Of their own eharactersl
say, M: but il may ill their tiend like heats
With CORDIAL qualification To think that they
have run down, worried, chawcd up aud de
vourcd the character OF William Moore. Bu'
thank God that they will miss their aim thI:
time, especially in the estimation Of all honest
mea, as they will see when they read the fol-
low ing certificate of John Trollngcr, esq eiver
in the pre- sence oil MIR. Thomas SeirIs an'
Peyton r. Moore.
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RESOLUTIONS.

!. In favor uT VIM. Ashley.
.. In favor Of the Public Treasurer.
Allows him sl2D1.6T Ia settlement Of
h.. accounts, being the amount nf Treasu.
~ Noes hurnl by committee al finance,
3 In favor OF Thomas Wmkler aud
others.
I. In favor Of Beaj. Hawkins.
D. In favor OF certain enlerets ol lands
pad Ior and not granted in Wilkes.
6. Concerning the Secretary Of State.
Z. In favor nf Osborne Bowers.
;. In favor Of Turner g. Hughes.
.. IN favor of Msuhew Wsddell.
10. In favor ot d. ID. Smith. Com.
psnsatlag him for the house in which
The Legislature sat
u. In favor oi directing Secretary
Of State to issue certain grants.
l2. In favor Of directing the Secretary
Of State 10 issue grants for lands. sold al
The sle Of The Cherokee lands in certain
eases.
10. Ia lavor of Hiram Higgins and
Solomon Perry Of Ashe.
IL, Relating To the public printing.
ID. Fur repairing the s,eeple Of The
ffesbyierian Church.
10. Concerning delinquent Sheritis
Arqui,s from all legal liability, those
sherIrs who neglected to make prupc'
returns If the Covenants election.
H. Relating to the General Govern
mrni.
Is. Ia favor of The Sheriff Of Ashe.
10. 10 favor Of Charles l.. Hinton.
~. In favor Of FIealden Hensly ant
Others.
u In favor Of William Leach o
Randolph county.
%. Concerning The bnnk', papers AM
Other furniture uf the General Assembly
%. In favor Of Samdrl Chuun.
~. relating to the Public Domain.
-. In favM of 1,hn niece.
%. In favor Of James Z, rurrenunc
Orange.
-. In favor of Dave Pencil.
%. IN favor nf Simon II. Smi,hwick.
-. Concerning specie change Rt
Quests our Senators aud Representative
"hlVe an Act pissed authorizing the coli
I'M Of specie change al The MINT
81. requiring The BOSrl Of inlern'
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Misunderstanding of resolutions in "a
vor Of The sub-iressury, has already brrr
introduced. by Judge Sniih, Of IlulsviIle
into tie Legislature of this state. Judge
Porter. Of Tuscaloosa. offered another
string Of rrsnluiions as an amendment Il
Judge Smiths. Quite warm d. bate en-
sued. Both sets 81 resolutions were or
dered 10 he printed and made the orteI
ol future day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

CONGRESS The Hon. Hugh L,
White, from Tennessee. took his seat in
the Senate on the 81 inst.
The bill to reduce and graduate the
price of public lands was taken up in the
Senate on the 3d inst.
Mr.. Clay. Of Kentucky. spoke briefly
in supper, of the motion made by him
yesterday to recommi, tho bill I" the com
mi,,ee which reported il. with ins.ruc-
lions so 10 amend il as to limit lis bene-
fits to actual sel,lers. lie said the bill,
as reported. furnished no practical restr'c,
,iou to the quantity Of land which would
be entered a, the reduced price by any
one individual. His motion allowed &C
tual settlers to enter 100 acres each.
The debate was continued By Messrs
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HILESBOROUGH
Female Seminary.

7sHE ensuing Spring Session will commences
ID on the Gath ef January.
TERMS OF TuITIoS-PAyABLE IN ADVANCE.
First or Highest Class. Sit 90 per ses.
Second and Third, Is 90
Fourth or Lowest. " 90
French. By a Native. 10 90
Music, on Piano or Guitar 20 90
Drawing and Painting. IL 90
Ornamental Needlework, 5 90
December 10. ~
~ The Raleigh Star and STANDARD will
insert four times.
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81 Take hs Responsibility" There
are rumors sanai Of numerous delinqnen-
eies in some Of the Executive Depart
ments a, Washington. The opposition
made far several years. by The AdminisIra-
lion party. 10 every proposal for CON-
mitiees of investigation, Is. TO say the
least, unfortunate. The Wings are now
making another attempt 10 look in,o these
matters. Should the msjarity Of the
present Congress oVeuule il still. an
opportunity more favorable TO search
ing operation" il may be presumed. will
be presented al the ldes OF March. From
what nnw leaks out, may be inferred the
amount of corruption which will be
brought TO light when the probe is once
freely piled. Raleigh Register.
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Ara Hssisng q ahe csn.nisFisness e he
~ TnEn ~ allllsaoIsagh, hsad On abe 5sh ~
ssant. the fsianlag 0Tainaa C. Mas passed AID
- saler made tlsst ~ sanie ~ Pnhilsled %
~ III asosorgh Rncos6sE ~ tire Sssks
Re g srssiss5 Thst Il any PrEfsa Be found
rock EsAiiag Hitsin tis lsniiss 81 she earpaFa
tiaa oftIiisbaFoHeh, is SHALL hs hasd. leFaxe'
~ such ofrnrr. aol sIes saiaE lra suiiaEs. sns
b eammalsd 70 i'll ahiil s1rL re and eesii
are paid: ard IL ths PERSIA 50 n-sdiag Be /
slave, Ne shall receive On his BARE bach Pa
nishmeAl nGt exeetding lMenty lashEs.
Tbs ord aaare 10 taks T. from and Efle
he kist day 81 February. 1859.
By order Il he D ard, ...
Z. A. HEARTH. Torn Cisrk.
Janusiy9. Sass
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WM. S. MOORE.
CERTIFICATE.

WHEREAS from some trivial circumstances
anil causes which transpired at The tI'gh FAILS
on the 2d day of January instant, which have
been exaggerated and spread aboard sendias 4"
impure the reputation OF wm. 5. Moore, ! s@
constrained, in ias,lce, to say 10 the publ c,
that the report that said Moofe had an inten.
ton Of pulloinins our cash drawer OF its con
tents al that time and place is entirely con.
,rary 10 my belief: aud in justice TO the said
Mo re, aud IN contradiction TO SANDERS tend.
ing TO impress the public mind with such be
lef, say positvel, such is not the fact
Given der my hand, January 8. 1859.
JOHN TR0LIAGER.
1an,arv 50 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

In our paper to-day will be found the
very interesting report of the Presidsn,
and Directors of the Literary Fund, on
the suhjec, of Common Schools, made in
compliance with resolution of the Lee
gislamrc of 1896. The importance Of
the subject, and the interesting nature OF
the details, will be ample apology for the
space which the report occupies.
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N office.

ST. .7SAPH'S DISTRICT.
a PPLIcATiON Will hs made 10 our neK,
- cannly caHTt, IN the laarih Monday "a
febEsury nfxi, Ia remove, Esgusaie and tsta-
hiish. - convenient distances Iron each other,
Two plasss Ger holding sireiinns in said district.
q elect members % Congress and the General
Assembly. A present ne nave bot one. and
in ell our sister districts in the r1uniy they
have twa. and in some three faces for seEe.
rate elections.
FRIEND TO EoUiL RIGHTS
January 3. 5s--6s
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=, Ia incorporate he High Shoals'
,,-asssrlariag Company:
= TaiaearPara,s lhs Lexington Man
-s,,.rinF Company.
.. To iuonEPsrA'e me a'aps ff.r ano
80 s.esm Bal Company q Aorii'
:, Ia aapainI Commissioners far The
.GR-,hs,ia. IN lle roanly Il Slakes.
% 10 allrr The tines n halding The
-, l,snris II I.a1 and Eqsily, for
sf..n.,,r, a S,okss and Gnlfard.
o. Ta amend IN ssi parsed % the
,spa. snullisd a. sel q inrnrpo-
,ts Nile snI Female Academies. in
=. ga II ch.rlalle in AsekleHbIrg
eoaaiy. "a 81.
yl,s.as Company.
. Far die better regulation Of the
,.'rn,r Courts of lluIhsIfard.
% IL Incorporate ihe - PhRnix CON-
.,r," ia the lown 81 Fayetteville. Gun.
i.rrlaai rauniy.
n. Ganrerning The militia 81 Il'e eoun'
a. n lleaaiaFi.
a. 10 aulhrize lhr construction Of a
h,dt. sera.s T'feat TiSer.
a, To establish The Salisbury Female
.ea.ens. and incorporating lhs uns.
To. thrfs.a.
a. o. incorporate The Ysdkin Manu-
ia m'ing Company.
a. 10 amrnd the 10Th secii IN ii
,sr srsl,ed sls,ulss. concerning The milf
a.. 80 Tar a. Ie.sIss 10 Ihe county Of
I.nes.
q. r. alter the time nf holling tie
Casnw Gu 1. Il Rowan.
Il 10 aneaI al ar,. entitled " an art
t,.s.bl,.h Clsmmonsshle Academy IN
,be e..aniv III DasIds0n, aud 10 spPuint
tu.iees IhrTeoi.
81. 10 iararpnraie The Baaeombe
VAN S,rr,ng Company.
-. Tanrntpmsi- the Juntn Academy
in tie caunly al Oange.
%. e. sutlInuEe tie Justices 81 The
rsaa,y CsurI Of Prrquinsons TO purchase
lhc a,A bril:e across perquimons river.
anl t., cnn;irn III contracts fU the sane.
~. IL re,ise an act passed ~ 1871.
Il lacnp"r.le company entitled tie
\ ,anokr ialet Company.
81. AHh"rrz the Justices Of The
Pace N certain cnuntirs u class ihen'
.,lrrs for the purpose Of holding The
Comfy Courts.
q. To al,er Il,e linr Of holding Per.
son Cauniy Court 10 be held hrrraf
trr IN the thiri Monday ni March. June.
September aud December.
~. 10 incorporate The trustees Of Da'
,il."n College.
"a. 10 txenpt lock keepers on the
Dismal Scamp canal from working on
The road. &c.
IS. 10 authorize Archibald X. Hons
Io1 10 move the bridge by him built a.
ero,, iiighwasse useI.
%. 10 incorporate The trustees ol Ihe
Randolph Female Academy. Randolph
County.
a. To cleaning NJ, Rockf'h creek in
Duplin rounIy.
~. To regulate drill musier'. In the
s7,h regiment Of N. q. Militia. IN Ds.
siis"a coun'y.
20. Ia amend the several acts. here
iniore passed IN relation To the burning 81
the court house and records Of HEREFORD
county.
50 10 incorporate the Weldon Man
uiariarIng cumpany.
81. Providing for The appointment. 81
county trustee snd treasurer "f public
buildings, in The comfy OF Columbus.
SO. 10 Incorporate the United Fire In
sur.nra r.,n,punv
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LATE FROM FLORIDA.
81 Aupuslinc, Dec, 10, 1888

~ auguctuNs wv 80 100
/" Gen. Taylor has done nothing get
since the opening Of the campaign, and |
fear The spring will come upon him before
his army will have captured even an
Indian roman. The policy Of the Co.
vernment in relation to this war seems 10
he entirely changed since the last season.
Then. the army moved in large bodies
withou, eifeciing any thing but The most
wss,eful expenditure Of pulic money that
was ever heard Of; now, The troops are IN
very small bodies at posts across East
Florida, making roads through The
swamps. as is said, Tor" The purpose Of
kesping the Indians south ofthis fne."
so thai /" the planters may be safe on the
north oft" How we'll This has succeed
ed thus far. We all can judge from the
murders that are committed every fey
DAYS, even within few miles of" Garey's
Ferry" where is the general depo, Of The
army. Two days before was there. on
my way here, two families were murder
ed within twenty FIVE miles Of US. The
change, aIs". in the expenditures is very
great. What they call economy now IS
as improper as their former extravaganza;
for, at present, sufficient is not allowed
10 command what is absolutely necessary
for the successful operations OF the war.
Ny own opinion is, that ii this war Is
ever ended, il will be by permitting The
Indians TO occupy the south part Of East
Florida, as Jesup proposed"
Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

The sui, pending in Philadelphia, III
volving the rights of the t,co General
Assemblies Of the Presbyterian Church.
has been postponed, by consent of coun'
sell, to the first Monday in March.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10
MARRIED,

In this county, on the evening Of the
s0th ult. by the Rev. James Cristy, Mr.
JAMES M. WATSON, to Miss SARAH Nc.
CAuLEy. daughter Of Mr.. Charles Nc
Cauley, deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

The banks in New Orleans resumed
specie payments on the 24,h ult. 1t is
stated that the confidence Of the public
was so firmly established that very few
attempted to convert their notes into spe-
Gle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

We learn. says The Baltimore Chreni-
Gle. that Captain ALEXANDER CLAYTON
has been appointed 10 the command Of
the American Naval Squadron in The Pa
ciic. The Constitution, .'old ir0nsi'les, -
in which he is To proceed. 10 now fitting
out At Norfolk a. The dag slip.
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BETuMONT
Female Academy.
January ).

JnHE exercises az this institution. ltwsise
- miles sou,h wesl from Hiiisbaroarh,l VAL
commence on the 6.st day Of February. and
SiIl continue without iniermissien I'm fwo sss-
sians; the vacation sill be given IN abe mnnihs
Of December and January. The Price y lui,
tioa j. rigl.s dollars O session. Drswine'sho
Painting I've collars extra The increase o'
ihis srIaoi i snfieieUi evidence 81 the gene
al satisfaction witch Mrs Morrow he's giseh
in the mansgeni Of her school; and We Lest
tate mol 20 say, that iaose who Hish 20 ave
their daughters a liberal education would DC
well 10 e1rf Ie them 10 her care.
Board. Eve dollars month,
THOS. ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PlCKARD.
December %. b-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

Trustees ofthe UniUersiiy.--Tbe fol-
lowing gentlemen were on Tuesday last
elected Trustees OF the University. 10 Oil
the vacancies in the Bnard; Messrs.
James +. Morehead. Of Guilfori; Michael
IIoke, Of Lincoln; Geo. F. Davidson, Of
IredelI: Louis ID. Wilson, Of Edgecomb;
Robert ID. Gillian, Of Granville; Chas.
Chalmers, of Moore; Wm. B. Shepard. Of
Pasquotank; and Wm. Eaton. Jr. ol
Warren. Ibid.
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Stray Cow.

R@ Strsyed from the subscri-
IN Der, on Little River, about four
weeks since, a very large red
aSs@T~S-Ses Muley Cow, tolerahie short 70 I,
mark ua, rscollected. Any Information will
be thankfully received; and reasonsb be COM
pensaIi"n will be given for her delivery TO me,
al CAMS Mills.
JOHN A. MsMANNEN.
December IS. zsz.- ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

Political Ondis.-lt is reported that
Mr. Calhoun and his friends are dissa,is.
fed with the Presidents message. They
expected he would have recommended
the sperie clause 10 the sub treasury bill.
as without that Mr.. Calhoun opposes it..
Besides the whole composition is too sub
durd TO satisfy mind which. in its calm
est moments. is like boat upon the
mountain wave. A good deal was expect
ed, too. from this Northern man with
Southern feelings" against Abolition. and
in favor Of our peculiar institutions" In
short, il is pretty evideni. We learn, that
there is not the same zeal among the Van
Buren, members from the South. as inrm-
erly, particularly since il is found 'hs,
his party machinery" does no. carry
the North By reclamation. IBID.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
American Museum.
January Q.

IN tE .insrican Museum Of Liss' allure and tas
- Arts will combine the soIdty oil Review
with the lighter miscellany of Magazine; be-
sides impartial reviews al Important works,
and short notices Of literary productions BY
the Editors, il viii embrace Essays. Ta'es.
Histories, Poetry, Literary aud Sc'eniIhc In.
,elhgeace, and TRANSACTIONS ftom standard and
periodical works in other laneua yes, eontron'
ted by some al the ablcst Writers Of the day.
Tue Magazine will also eontaIa serics al
reviews as have by their talents shed iHsIre
upon American literature. These reviews viii
be accompanied by portraits OF The AUTHORS
engraved on steel BY the best artists. The
work will be beautifully printed, with ne"
type, upon fac paper, and will make two "o
lImes each year, OF more than 200 pages each:
Agencies will be established IN the PFiae'pai
cities, aud arrangements made TO deliver the
work free Of postage. As the Museum 10 prin'
ted on a medium and a half sheet, the highes,
hostage tina, can be charged to any part OF the
country, for one year, will be 81 so. Persons
desitous of acting as agents will Apply post
maid. Terms dallars per anaurn, payable on
delivery Of the first number-hss copies ~
dollars.
NATHAN CBROOKS.
]. E. SN0DCRASS,
Eli,ors aad Prcprisio.s, Baltimore.
January ST.
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Obituary..

DrEp, in this county, on the 9th m
slant, Mr.. JoHS THOMPSON, aged about
90 years.
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POst-OMce Notice.

8 IT, those Indebted to this Office Tor news.
paper OF letter postage, are respectfully
requested to pay their respective dues on or
before the first of January next alter which
time no account will be kept 10 the Office vi b
any person. The frequency &c the arrival &c
the mails viii Pu, IL out &C NV power TO keep
accounts; which hope will be taken ss suf-
tcicnt excuse. School boys are invited to look
at notice on the door Of The post office.
THOMAS CLANCY, P
December II. a.
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BE no, forward TO assign reasons Il
those who have no right To ask.
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HEALTH OF OUR TOWN.

We have been faEarsd. by DIR. James
Webb. with the following bill Of mortal
iiy for the pas, year. Il will be seen that
the whole number of deaths during tie
year, in the tnwn and immediate yieini-
~. was 1910 white aad 8 eoloured; Of
whom only , hites and @ coloured were
residents Of the town. The degree Of
health with which we have been blessed
may be appreciated. when il is consider
ed that the town contains population Of
about one thousand souls.
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Notice.

s;sHE business a The Shoe she's under q .
- msnase.nsnt of Mr. ID. q. Gates has.ng
beea di-e.nliausd. 81 persans indebted 20 tie
CONCERN are respectfully ., qnesied O. cal On
The subsrsibs and seiiie vi h0ai delay.
STEPHEN MOORE.
January ;.
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Mn. IlEARrT:-l herewith send you
a statement of the deaths which occurred
within tic corporation during the year
1888. anil The diseases Of winch the per-
sons died.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

The one last mentioned had been here
two weeks J. WEBB.
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IIaGsD0D0TGIa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

In the Sutton from Charlottesville Carson Mrs Creighton,
Mrs Riekeman Mrs Alvguy and child Mrs Even Mrs Hen
bricks Mrs Welt Mrs Entz children and servant Mrs
Noise children and scrvant Mrs Trapher three Mis- Ira
pliers Mrs Sands children and Miss Rnlock, Miss
Patt Miss Johns Miss Creighton, Miss Resrieks, Mrs
Ford Miss A Ford; Mesrs Little, EVAN Allen, Adams,
MYERS Bran6eld and in the scerage.
In the Dnon, from Charleston-Nlrs Ann Rice Mesrs
Walker N Velde WIN Sherwood, Hasey, Bishop Som
ers Epson Singleton, Stark, and 26 in steersge.
In the George from Charleston-Mrs M Minor Messrs
smith, A Lent, III Arnold q w Glenn w Nye, Lyon,
= Kelley, Parkinson, II srle, Jones, I Weller,
Murphy, T Page, Wesgate Remetta Davis, Nye,
A Green, And in the stesrage.
In The Savannah from savannah-Mrs Pynchon and child
ren; Miss Lewis Mrs Clay, Miss Cays Miss Grays, Mrs
Rogers and children Miss Hart Miss Young Mrs Hand Mrs
Hartshorn and child Miss Hoffman; Aessr Hutehson Slough
ton Robinson Bailey Scott Porter, Rowe, Boyle and IL ~
the stcerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29


Wright &Co.
briggs
Menaoraada.
The Herald was discovered ere the Goth instant
about o'clock but was exnguished without much da
mage. sac ca,u...or ! x.h
inst. for Havana, by the way OF Pensacola. :. .
The steamer New York, Capt Wright, is advertised to
New Orleans 18th prormo for New York. via Key west
From one to two hundred American vessels lying in the
port Of Havana the 10th inst Among them was The
Cape Cod says the editor of the Yarmouth Register"
the best ship harsor the coast Of New England easy
access contains sufficient depth of water for the
Ships and SAFE let the wind blow from what point o. inc
compass it 1t afford. convenience for watering ing
station, pure fresh water being obtained III abundance from
wells sunk in the village Of Provneeown survey has been
made with reference to the fertilization Of the harbor
Naval.
We learn from the Chronicle the Board Of Engineers
and Naval of which Capt NJ c. Perry, Of the
Thursday that the Board accordingly organized on
The u 5. ships Columbia, Com Reed and John Adams,
at Singapore Feb. 9, from Sumatra
Atlantic, from Lubec, for New York, May "a, lat 40 g.
Mobile from New York for Tampa Bay, May 49, of Double
Sun, hence for Charleston off Baregat, 9th inst
Potomac from New Orleans Liverpool OF Cape Florida,
Helen Frazier from New Orleans. for Boston, of Double
Head Shot Keys 10th inst.
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX, --.-Ar Osprey, Burrows, New York, days;
Hugh Johnson Marshall from do, days; William, Boudroit
from do, do.
United States Ports.
ALBANY May 27Cpd Sarah Louisa, Perry, New Bedford
THoAAsreN, May l9-Sld Clarendon, Holmes, New York.
Prudence, Pressy, do. 49,
BosroN, May s6-Arr Champion, Kent: New York CID,
Fancy, Chase, do. 2Sh, Wind wv to ESE.
GLOUCESTER, May 22-Arr Mary Kimbi Thomaston for
New York; st Lscar Lncone for do; Bahama Bucksport,
do Shakespeare Thonason for do; Cordea Camden for dol
Dodge Heay do for Providence 2Sd Van Buren, Chefeld
New York; Splendid Warren for do; America, Sullivan
for do 24th Transport HaRpden for do; Baltic, st George
for do Gauges, Warren for de- Grson Wadboro for do
New BEDFORD, May 26-Arr Republic ssue, New York;
Huntress, Chase, do.
PHLADELpHrA, May 27th-Ar Grampus, Drake, from New
York.
NORFOLK, May 25-Arr Harriet Brainard, New York
26th SID, Union Snow, Jamaica; w KemPten, Bede New
York.
RICHMOND, May 26-Arr Swan, Townsend, New York;
Three Brothers, Sorry do; Prince, Jarvis, dol Willis Gallop
Partridge do SPd Emma, Coles do; VIM Sauz, Somers
Leonne, Dearborn do; Ann somer Smack do; Antelope
Clifford, Philadelphia; Anity, somer Newport Catherine
Amanda, Teal, Bridgeton.
SAvANSAH May 22-Sld, Savannah Hubbard, New York.
CHARLEsroN, May 24-Sld, Sntton, Bury, New York; D
mon, Sherwood, do; George, Hall, do.
NEW ORLEANS May 20Arr Sylvanss Jenkins, Barker Ii
verpool.