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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29

MIR. D0bbin's Health. . Weregret to learn,
through the Wilmington Herald, that the health Of ex.
Secretary Dobbn is very precarious At present lie is
dsbita,ed 10 an extreme, aud very weak that he
cannot leave his chamber
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Your obedient servant,
MAURICE q. WADDELL.
Tragedy in Gold.borough. = The Raleigh

Tragedy In GOidsbOrough. - The Raleigh
Resi.,s. gives the particulars q dreadful tragedy
which occurred il Godsboroagh last week. Dr.. DAVIS,
a respectable physician ia Goldsborough, purchased
few things u German Jew pcdIar BY The name 81
Odenhciner, who resides in the same pla-e. The
Doctor offered settle fnf the articles the time Of
the purchase, but the Pedlar Being busy preferred
waiting. Day or two Afterwards the accounl was
pot into The hands d al Object which very much en-
ragged the Doctor and before the magistrate he charged
the German Dew with swearing falsely ID regI8 70 the
amount Of the Bill The feiar retafed that tho Doctor
bad sworn 70 ie ahsreaPon D.. Davis struck the
pedaf, sni The latter drawing a fye-shootsr, fred
bali through d.. Dasiss holy. The Doctor then At.
tempted 10 sciEe tie German lev. Rhrn he fred an
other shot u the Doctor but the latter striking the
Pedars :, Inc moment, the ball took effect in tho
body o. tho pelafs The pedlar then approached
The Doctor and placing the murIo d the pistol Il the
forehead Of Dr. Davis was in the act Of Esing The thd
shot. when the Doc,ars son gave him lihe pedlarl a
blow with shovel. which fractured bis siaL Ii Nss
reported that al three bad died bot the Wilmington
Herald 81 saturday says that ID. Dasis al IA, &C.
counts, va. better, add hopos entertained of
bis recovery. The elder OJeAheimes Il was ihoughl
would die. the younger would probably recover.
- strong i the excitement among the eitIens, that.
according 70 lhe Herald. Tic German residents wero
forced % leave Cald.boropsh and %, wh, persisted
10 remaining va ducktd and ridden On ran.
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PRoF. MiTtHrIL The New Haven paIla.
dunn furnishes the following biographical
notice 81 the late Professor Mitchell, ii North
Carolina {" Prof. Mitchell aas eradicate &c
Yale College Of the class VI 1915. lie was
among the most distingu she'd mea,bers &c his
class, for talents aud scholarship. and was
highly esteemed fOr his moral aud social
qualities. lie was tutor from 1876 to 1918.
when he was elected professor 10 the Uniyer.
siiy 81 North Carolina, which Office he has
held Tor nearly forty years. greatly respected
aud beloved. lie was = native u Washing.
ton 10 tits State. aud married the daughter Of
the late d.. North u New London. aud sister
81 Dc. Norlh, late teacher u ElocBiion IN
Yale College. The venerable mother of Mr.
Mitchell resides IN this city. and will. NO
doubt, receive the deep sympaibies Of her
trends under this sore bereavement. Prof,
Miiehell's aye was about sixty.fse."
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An Dlsf Herald.

from the Carlisle, Pa Expositor, Aug, 20
friend left ri ofnoe few days ago, copy II the
New Fork Hrald OF April 1S, 1s0s, then published by
Michael Burnbsm, No 40 Pine street. II IL printed Oh
very DARK paper and lust half The size OF the Carlisle
Herald A compsrison OF this old paper With the Nsw
YoRK HrrA1D or 70 day forms very striking feature Of
the progress Of the es fy yea. When this paper vas
printed Jefferson was President and James Madison vas
Secretary OF STATE 10 the congressional news which
Ia brought up 10 April G ~ there report Of speech
delivered By John Randolph against the bill suthof nc the
raising OF sn additional ARM, and In nvor OF bu
making provision for srming the whole body OF the mill
us Of the United states
rne most prominent announcement 10 this paper ~
ste arrival from Eerope bringing Ionoon papers to the
zbtn OF February p'-ovtr forty days The close OF
bali century from the date OF this paper ~ reduce the
days 70 minutes, by the aid Of the submarine telegraph
In the New York Legislature resolution has JUS been
offered 70 "tsx The Quskers ten dollars year N al ek
en- ption from military duty
There are but twenty four adve -menl, In the whole
PAPER, and not one Of them from business drn WITH
The exception o. Hopkins Bsysrd bookseles, lis Pearl
street
Thomas Sser offers farm for sale OF about cue han
dred sores at Neg Rochelle, and Harry Cad scn - der.
sey City, otr. farm q "afly scres neasantl, situated
in the town Of Ne~hg'g" tho OF tho advertise nens
are chiefly legal notices, ard, with the eScep tou Of MAJ
rsges and deaths, there s not lue a. Local news the
pager.
comparison Of ire circ1isou ard business Affairs Of
the csiabist ment bctNeon "nov and then," would no
doubt isclote st strongly ms ked feature u the
progress Of me age
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yhs St sichoias Hotel Defalcation--Orier
for Arsst OF MIR. Tre>d~su Mt the suit OF
TERROR CouRr-srECfAL TERN
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.

Before Hoo. Judge Peabody.
AuGun 2o-Tn ne mater Of John n Laoi,r, charged
N John r. 7>sod.u and or, ,rth frdpducnt aburacn
u noryy from ne ~ Nicholas H,tel This apples
ton made behalf o. IAver Tor order Cor the Arrest
OF Mr. Trosd-e one Of the pfoprctors Of the e. Memo
los Hotel for overlooking and refusing 10 deliver up
wardrobe valued al VI 900 and belonging 70 LAWYER zoe
charged with defAlcaon In that establishment me FOL
lowing the sfnosvt Of Isvler and the order N me
Court
Oty and CbtHyof N1o Fork ss,--John LAWYER aoo 70
nsmtd being suy sworn says that ne vas INC ornsr ana
now IL Of . certain wardrobe and contents and other ar
ces Of property OF the value OF $1,000 or there
shouts which ana no~ IN tho possesuon OF the
defendants; that tne rnmmous therein vas THIS day duly
served accompany the same was an order fy the
delivery Of the same On INC hand OF ,ne snerlu OF SAID
depoDent had previously and before the acton
cd duly demst ded such properly OF the dGeuiAns
but thew refused 10 dev~ the samo 70 him and stl re-
tain the zane that the defend ant Tresdwe this day
reputation in plaintiffs behalf and that the same was
Issued upon the necessary AFFIDAVIT and undertaking
JOHN NJ. LAwIER
Sworn Ausus 20, 1851 before me, WV. q DrsryTrs
az, Commissioner Of Deeds.
oBDsR or ARREsr.
TO I'VE SHEsiT o. rHs CrY ArD CouSrY oy ,sv YoRE =
You are req irtd ftthrta " arrest tho deendsa onu
?. Tesdwe, In this toion and hold him 70 pail In be
sum Of $500 end N return this srdcr 70 Henry
llanuGs M,oineg, at 100 ChsmS,rs street the dsY
II Scttember, 1851. c. A. PEABODY,
Dated August ~, 1857 Justce ofthe supreme Court.
ORDER ron ATTACHMENT.
TrtodUeU rs. L0gler -Since the order was granted 10
The eoOve proceedings en- applaat0u made on behalf
or the prlpriotcr, q hc st Ncholss Hotel FOR stach
gran'ed, ard TIE properly sas bees sVis- % oy ne
sheriff
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Special Sessions.

Before Justices Osborne and Wood. o.
ArGusr 2s-Amopg the cases presented tor conriders
tcn OF the Justices this morning. were the folo~
IARtuHs
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denoe or compromising respeo able names; but enough
has already been told 70 convince any o bis sooundrc
iy character.
Af.1r his departure from Boston We hear Of him in
Washington, and next 10 chicago,
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MATRIMONIAL.

NfArRInoEIAL -sADAsn KUGssIA vAL1rr WILL.
wi upon receipt OF cents Va equivalent Va posage
return - airy persn rue picture Of ther y.s pre-
fntnre fe With likeness VI futur~ wife bush sn
nom q their hand writing Advice IN love trNt
lsvtus journeys, Ac Address Sngcns Wales Mes Yoth
Post OGoe,
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SyENTRRviLLk COURSE LONG ISLAND -rROrTIH0.
~ no i-sepl q Purse $50; mile hess: best in In
for all otnx except Lancet and Flora Tenn
pls NO q sept ~ Purse S6OO 50 nc a. 40. 70 wagons
no. Scot g. Purse $50; ~ No L. two milo hess Ia
Oct IL Purse o. I0 mile heats best In b;
La and Fora Temple 20 In h.rnss. oher horses 60
mile heats No 6O,t 6 Purse $3.50 NILE heats oesa5
In harne,s; free for all stations No lot r. Purse
f1bO two heats all at uona No. Sou 10 (P -
stake Pur.e OOl with stake OF 900; half fore milo
heats Sin wagons free for all double teams horsos
named the 18Th Of Octobsr ENTREES for he above
purses and stakes made Faulkner DURYEA'S o.
before Saturday Sept H. NJ O'Clock Three or more
JOEL, CONVLIN. Proprietor.
IINIOk COURsa l.. L--rRprTTs - ~ ssDAY, HkP
l. tsnber l. ats p. n match for s20OQ-play o. pay-O
800 pound wagons AMI drivers milo best uree In nve
Mr. n. Woodruff Dr. BAD We st~r; " ". Peabody
uAnes n Julia Dean TO come Of rain o. shine
SHAW WHITk PropriotnrA
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THE TURF.


fyENrREviLi COURSE l. L-TkOTTIN0-MONDAY.
" August 81 at O'Clock p. NJ, maoh ~ 00 mile hea's,
In ave. sagons John USrAh names b. m. Fan
ny Fern; VIM. McRobers CHI pony Lttle Sam Both
OF tho above named gentlemen 20 drive.
- J0EL CoNKIIN Proprietor
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sKNFIsPB v.

a NFw AND IMPORTANT TMPROVshENr ~ AHrI.
fciei e,b paisncd DR.. ID NElT denust ~ Nsverey
psc. near oidway, iaves he public - ersmne rs sppu-
eaton ~ Randav psens checplNsc process; when ln-
necsd win hs peculiar srosrherc pressure plates -h os
cnnd psrerts unappruscha Il BY any and every Other
,,s's fsFv Urea beauty, ~ and comfort guar
sru.d nv his process Estsbils. ed ~ yesrs.
,,xuru rXTRtCHp IN TES SCOOPS Wit 4OUr
ne thgr',s pain ~ sod original proves onos
- -, fhs sdu rstle system Il prs~srd BY 1niy.
Refer, ~ given required ur. q. DURKIe, ass Csr.l
erect nesr Nsfck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-03

Is thus reporteds Sugars continue active,
aud entries have been SINCE lss OF JEas rs 900 bags
Stocks for sale and shipment STOUT $4,000 bags.
Channels, SOS. Id. per cwt.; selected. sss. 81 per
cwt; whites, As. lid to 60s. Cd. per cwt. fob ex
freight. Paraibss and Maceios (msscovados), 36s.
lid. per cwt Costom, 3i-32d. to 8 8. SD per lb.
lob; Parsibas, 23-G4d Hides. llsd. per lb.
The telegraph reports tina. very heavy rains fesl on
Friday last at the South. extending from Macon,
Ga, to Montgomery, Ala Bridges aud embank-
ments were carried away, and the railroad trains
were stopped. Unusually heavy rains have pre-
vailed throughout the South, and the crops have
suffered severely.
The value of foreign goods imported ct the port
of Boston during the week ending 3lst ult. amount
ed to 81 067 so4 The value Of imports in the cor.
responding week in 1855 was 1867 .555.
Tie annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere In this city during the pas. week. the
range Of the barometer, the variation of wind, the
currents, snd the state OF the weather, at three pc
rods during each day. VIZ: at A. NJ, and aad
o'clock p. Nj
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The News from Mexico-The Election Of Com
o. fort President.

The News from Mexico-The Election OF Com
On fort as President.
Our advices from Mexico inform US that the
Presidential election there had taken place, and
f:om the partial returns that had come in it was
not doubted that Gen. Comonfort had been elected
President. and Senior Baaito Juayez, proyressista
or ultra liberal Chief Justice. There is no Office
OF Vice President under the Mexican coustitu-
ton. and in Gaze Of death or incapacity to serve
of the President, The Chief Justice succeeds to
the executive power. This election has some
significance in the fact that though the utica
Liberals were strong enough to carry the election
of the second officer of the republic, they could
not bring candidate into the field against Gen
Cononfort, though they had opposed his policy
as not being sufficiently progressive. The new
administration, therefore, will be blending of
the moderate elements represented by Cen Com
onfort, and through him defining and controlling
the policy of the country and the progressisso or
liberal party who Will support the administration
while urging it on in the path of reform.
In order to give some idea of the present state
of public opinion in Mexico, and the probable
policy that will guide the new government, we
give history of the life and acts of President
Comonfort. 1t will be seen from that, that his
feelings and policy both lean to nearer connec-
ton and intercourse with this country, while that
Of Santa Anna hold TO new upbuilding of the
influence of Spain. The several parties in Mexico
are now gathering round these two leaders as
representative men, and there is no small proba-
bility OF an early struggle for power between
them. Indeed. the latest advices from that re-
public state that pronunciamimto had taken
place at Tlalpan in favor of Santa Anna, which
was causing the government some uueasiness.
The motto Of this party is, " Religion and Vested
Rights" while the others raise that of Order
and Progress
Another important item in the news from Mex
leo, which we publish elsewhere is the renewal
of the payments on the Spanish claims, and the
punishment of the assassins of the Spanish sub
jects at San Vicente This action will prevent
any possibility Of a rupture between Spain and
Mexico. Our last advices from Madrid stated
that Senior Laffagua, the Mexican Minister had
given up the hope of being received there, and
would soon leave for Paris, but that the French
and English governments had determined to take
the matter in hand and endeavor to effect settle
ment. The course which Mexico has voluntarily
pursued will give them abundant ground to de-
mand an abandonment by Spain Of her quixotic
pretensions.
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Commissioners or Health.

This Board me, saturday Of noon, In the CITY Library
room There were present. President Phillips IN the chsr
aud Commissioner Miller, Thompson and Rockwell
On presentation OF the petition OF the brig Hcerus
from Port an Price, loaded with ogvcood aud mahogany
% come 10 upper Quarantine, was moved and seconded
Il he referred TO the Health onicer, with power.
ON petition Of The brig Brothers, arrived here 9TH July
10 come up within 500 yards there having been on her
srr,vs, fever on board the captain and one being
,ster s,ck IA was referred 10 the Health Oflcey With
power 70 allow her to proceed on Wednesday, August 5, ~
The petition Of the bark Celia from Msyagues arrived
on sist July, no sickness on board, was referred to
Health offlcer, with power.
ON motion, the Board Adjourned, 10 meet ct upper
Quarantine on Monday merit
Great discretion should be used by officials and those
Who may be called 10 visit Of sickness 81 Qiarsp
uns &c that the public mind should not be disturbed
with regard 10 fictitious reports Of Infectious diseases
Such happened last week respecting the OF yellow
fever reported, which was not having been Of
bilious Intermittent fever, and known such TO the ply
stefan who attended. The city and port known
10 be healthier than nj present. and the Commits q
Health most vgsn In the performance or their duties
examining into vessel, and being most careful not
re permit TO any unless every appesrssce Is moa
sfAkcsory,
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The Law Courts for August.

With the exception OF the Special Torn aad Chamber
BUSH FOR orders and expare notions would be
nothing to interrupt the accustomed the sum.
mer months, not for tho legal contest which has
been going for considerable period for the mpoass
position OF Stree, Commissioner The general public are
nearly wearicd Of this controversy, although the Htsans
their personal friends and political partisaus feel AZ deem
interest In the proceedngs and ardent desire in
the result as they did ri ths commencement, or tho legal
warfare. Pending the gecision tho habsas corpus be
fore the Court Of Common Pleas, M nevn, the Street
Comni'sgoner OF the municipality OF New YORK. remains
In the custody OF the Sheriff. and Mr Conover sits In ths
once or Street Commissioner the imperative nomipes OF
the republican party Of the state, without official book
document before him and thus, by the usurpaon Of
the legal rights OF the city Of New York by State authority
the business OF the most important city Office
remains In satu no.
Although rule has been established 10 not try any ohss
than prison the court OF General Sessions during
the months OF July August yet In consequences OF
mnisslon or number OF startling crimes within the
pas, three weeks the proceedings this term which
menoes to-day, viii be unusually Interesting Recorder
smiih vii occupy the bench. Among the which
viii be presented by the District Attorney, aud which no
doubt viii be tried, may mention the following -
Mchsal esncem the Italian, viii be tried for the uurd~
Of ocer Eogepe Anderson the 2lst Of Juy-;he
cusrs OF which are fresh the minds OF our readers
VIM. Gersh will be Indicted FOR the marder OF LaivS
GImbreI. II will be remembered that they were part
In the sger bier business in william street. aai that
the accused shot Mr. GImbren with pistol number AZ
charged with being the rnzleaders the sirth aaa
Seventeenth ward riots win be placed on trial for man
Slaughter. Tro charges Of In shs srs degree VIII
probably be disposed or II counsel for the Defendants ao
no, succeed In securing possponsment Henry Bec..
young German distinguished as lingus and connected
with some OF the 1rsi families In Germany, vii be ,r.sd
Tor posonng family ln Second ,rcc The dsrsaos viii
be insanity.
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xxMAzW,
kxAAkAt
Saturday-Ccudy all day.

Saturday-Ccudy all day
Sunday-horning, overcast; afternoon, clear evening"
clear
Monday Morning, cloudy; afternoon, clear and warm
even pg, clear and warm.
Tuesdny-horning, cloudy Afternoon cloudy; evening
heavy rain, With thu nder and lightning
MISUNDERSTANDING, cloudy; afternoon, cloudy; eve
ming, cloudy.
Thursday-Nornng, overcast. with rain all day, (more
or ess.)
Friday-Horning, overcas, and col; afternoon clear
evening, clear
Saiurday-Clear.
The Eles Of cotton Saturday embraced about 800 bales
closing firm at l5iic for mddlpg upands and l5xc.
for pieding New Orleans. Flour drmer without
mpoisn. change in prices Among the GALES 1900 bbls
Southern bought for shipment to the Medterra-
There also fair local and Eastern demand.
Choice white Maryland wheat sold at 81 90, old
white Canada 81 So, and Milwaukee club at 81 49, Corn
less ouoyan and Gales moderate, at ssc soc. for
sound Western nj ed Pork firm, with raes in the
regular way in lots at S24 IS and coo bbs were sold
deliverable in 60 days sellers option at 32 Beef
better and good TO extra repacked Western improved
about Soc per Dbl For stocks Of pork and beef in this
market another column. Sales OF about s25 hhds
sugar were sold at prices given elsewhere Coffee was
steady, with moderate sales. There were rather more
freIehu Offering, while unchanged 10 Liver.
pool 900 bushels grain taken 10 ships bags at 3D.
London coo buihels wheat private terms and
1000 tons oil cake at lis
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Yachts and Yachting.

Yachting is destined to become national a spor
in this country In England at the present moment
and indeed II may rival and surpass H. as our mer
chant navy suYpasses that OF Great Britain in many quail
ties The taste for yachting to be increasing every
year. and at least ten achy, Of derout sizes, have
been bull, this spring. Among the larger craft Ia Mr.
Johnsons yacht the Wsnderer, which We do not hesitate
to say is the finest ever built in America. She Is
splendid model-looks like fast and saunch boat, and
her need not fear going TO any part OF the globe
with her. For part, would prefer crossing the
in good ssunch yacht like the wanderer to going
In any OF the steamers far safety and comfort
are concerned We understand that Mr. Johnson's first
cruise viii be to Boston, where he will show the good
people OF that port wha. first csss yacht should be-
The yacht owners are busy repairing and improving
their yachts FOR the grand race which Ia to come of at
New Bedford this month. There four yachts at
the foot Of Pike sireet-two the ways end two just
como Of. They are the wanderer, belonging TO Mr.
Johnson the Irne belonging 10 Capt. Hawkins;
the Fsvorta, fine schooner yacht OF 14o tons, owned
by Mr. KngsIand, who had her built about year ago,
down East, and the Rebecca This latter vessel model
led by Mr.. Tucker, man Of very inseninus and oris
nal mind, and the brother In Law Of the late celebrated
George Steers.
We undentand that the squadron will rendezvous at
White Stone In few days. and tina, they viii repair with all
possible speed to New Bedford where Is intended to
have the first regatta, which promises will be much
more spirited and exciting than the regatta of the 4h
OF June many Of the yachts we're net able to join
In ihs, race.
The Maria was launched q week ago, aiter being two
years the STOCKS We expect that there will be little
rivalry between her and the wanderer for they OF
about the tor nagc-one however, being fine sloop
and the other ne schooner-one at TO sail In Long sand
Sound in light breeze and the other the broad
In angry storm. The fastest yacht In Auerca-the
Jpas aho being overhauled the approaching cruise
and her owner Mr. Waterbury, determined that her
reputation in tina, respec, shall no, be lost this season.
least.
The schooner Haze, built and modelled We believe by
The late George Steers, and owned by Mr. Gr!nne Ia also
being touched up. We understand tina, Mr.. Grinne Is
having her cabin freshly painted We would no, be
surprised abe TO take few prizes In the approach
Ing regsas She has given proofs before this OF speed
and vessel can be slow with such model hers s
opinion that there not schooner Of her SIZE
larger that beat her She possesses the advantage in
eminent degree Of combining both speed and comfort
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Personal Intelligence.

A. c. Built, Esq OF the New orleans Picdviae, len
for Europe Saturday, In the steamship Atlantic Mr.. B
s accompanied By Mrs Irene Smith and Miss williams of
Louisville, add Dr. Sheppard, Of this city. They win
wall the principal countries Of Europe and Greece Nubia
and the Holy Land, during which Dr. sheppstd viii make
q collection OF curoeies for the Christian Uni vcrsy or
Missouri, In which he win m of the profcssorsps
his return. The party contemplate being absent two
years
The Moatrcsi Cart. says Our streets begin 10 no
crowded with visters from the oiher side Of the lines
The Montreal House Ia crowded With American Writers.
lord Napier, the British Minister, sojournng 81 the
CIfon House, Niagara Falls.
The Press Of July Is, that Mr. Hourneau, the
author Of Les Mormons /" has Just published nev work
about the United States PARIS Nout~aI Monde du
Novusou koade Paris" II Is the history Of ten years
travelling.
Americans registered at the Banking once o, Tho Amcri.
European Exprc,s and Exchange Company Paris from
July 10 July 16, 1857
ys and LADY de sos md Aps;'G J
s, M .%s S $ srg' bo1.l "a,
5: Tesss, w Williams. W. Carr and lady. " NJ Tesion i.
ss;%sss y. Quo. bs.9;. .1 ssas1r :.
Ss ssf ny OBJ %ssf w% ssS .s%' se
;on,ss 3 soaring Ala n 9 C,nSroD ID Pie sI' v
sie cs J2re; saaiy 5 ckl'n'r KY H. DEXTER and
ARRIVALS.
ne Laisrge Hog.e-Es Gov. ". a. Graham, N @;
s os sspSSS & Uo
se.%sn xIcs Prot rorreri wsrpsr.yiiIs, sass Ser
Lard, Me- n Gov. CLARK, cansndsisus; Lieut. a. r. Ian.
eers A.; Alfred NJ Farley, Monrea frank Bsser, san
From - John: NJ, in the schooner LoudOn-Mrs For Mrs
S% ss brig Jam. %. s sS sr
s on,h, Burrovs smh CAP, Smith, Master
From Ns,aa,a. in the brig wsspron-Auyus.ins Faro
ella, Ramon Wares