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" "- Vr"- bu crTx --"- VOI -IV. 8ALIHIHJUY, N.C. TUKSOAY, JANIJAItY 20, 1821. NO. 189. t, .1 n---K x r - t. r- MISTS mrniLo witm., The term! of that Wrtm CaroWaa win ts .ft.i u IftlUa f . 7W Ut . .....Advaftlimeiita. will be nrVit '. fifty rent - .tr fj Uht trt bitciliun. IjI I It tm flrt - . . . . t . . . AO leltf r addrvaard to tie Editor. uat be w-W.A or they will not b attended In. List of Letter Tl f.lUJKIXO la the Pott OiTW at Crd, It Kurtb-Caotiiu, rtn 1st of January, ir.'i. Joha) Allison, Uaitjainiii .Mrider. II Stmucl V. Iliin, Dasld Bradford, Ella- boh Iknson. C Robert Campbell, Pe ter Coble. !) J.nthn Davit, James Dorten. E Paul KaroHtM. F Chiit lopher Fries, Catharine Furr. ( Rob'. GL.s Il-.hrv Uuie, Pull Hill. Ui Iluofftut, JtiM'h'D IIruel. Nelly Hud evn. Dtinpsey Hunrycut, Iabtl!a Hunt, Uorl. Mosei S. Harm, Gicen IMd biooks. Ibuston Ifmii, Dixi. II. P. r ri. M-i-t. K. Harris. K John Klutte, Wm. Keuy, Col. U. Krr. John IxKkr, Jacob Lyerly. M Margt. M Cachran, Joseph MCIrlljud, J.me M' Ctlcbt, Kev. K J: MortWon, John 8. M' ('UU. Mnul. Am!. M'Crcd . Nr,corj;e Nofhrm. V VIfer V. rr, Kobcrl ri.kfn 2, IM.ifer h M' Ure. Jimf K. Puj;hi Jnhn K. I'liifi-r 2, 1 horn. Pdiiii;rr. II J-nici Rot, Jlm Hfnl, JixtpH W. Hubert ine Hirl. DjvIJ Ki-rve, Momi Kbft-rt, J.n Richif. S Llixnbcih Sidct. Jfbii Sanun, H.riwcll hptiin( John Sl.e, Wm. SJ-nstl. Ale. Semi, Wm. M. Still on, Mtrtin Sltifr, Willum Scolt. T Nef!nm 7hmnon. VIra Weil, Jirnr Wrl'-ht Jjhn V. Vv'tuJitigton. Y Jutnrf Yonttj.'. david To:;Kr, .1. P.M. Lint of Let tern RF.MIN!N; in the Pott Office C!irHte, . C mi IIia fin 4av f Jamiirr, U24. A S Im Al under, Wjllre Aleuiidcr, Wm. Alrx.n li r 2, Hubert Alb n, Mj. 1 hew. J. Alct mlr, Ucv. A. Andcrtrin, Mi l)urra Alein ib". Klrr Alrtsiwlt-r 2. D Jme Dnm, jr. AH n IlrmhiH, Jlin Ilrovn, John Bne, i:U-rl H-nii tt, Jowh Drown, Wm. R. D:k i!U-, Abn r H rook , Jtmct HAyre, Wm. Bod kin, John i. Ilnruhart, llorsrc (. Dron, ITici. Wri,-. C Iter. Did Carton 3, Mim Stuan M. . CbHk, rrir . f. CMtTTtll, Hnh Crr, Jtiac I'Urkr, W'm. Hf:ie, Hubert CKlrll. I) Andrew IVmn, Mirr Dunn, JIhi Div 3,- Jmr iHrtbin, t(. T SaOiUt 'rr. CJ lolm Cimtunt, llirrry Goodwin. II t'riali llfline, EILtabeth C Jlowarih, Jonathan Warns Im-otko V. Ilotiirton, ( apt. Laird JUrna, Hrnrv llnnirr. J Phill Johmt.m, John Jonra, fia'niicl Jnii(n. K Jmici Kirk. L Wm. Luckv, Johr- Little, Jane Ixei, Wm. Ira, Wm. Laing. M John MQuar, M'tiill Matthew, Wm. M'Coy, Wm. Mt'omb, K.I MCall, Klihu WCrarkeni Smith Miller, And. MTain, Thot. lalion, iMnicI M'Lcod, Daniel M'lao, Thofc WConU Jo'.o Mrkennon, jr. Kev. I boa. Ma on, Capt. M'KinKy, AlcHamler M'Hae. N John Nt rlv, Janua Navy, Sanmtl Ned. O John Oiburnc, John 11 Orr 2, Nathan Orr, Jamn t . J. Or Kit win J. tHbonif. P 11io. Polk. John lr in k Co. Natliun S. Prather, W rn. Parka, Wm. Pyron, Micluel Polk, Jontph J. Teniancr, Samu I Porter, Cbarlc Polk, Jamea Pope. U Martha Hodj;ers Ualdv Kcoe. 8 Alexandrr Speara, Capt. Wm. Scott, John Sul dcrth, I'homa & John Spencer. T Henjainin r.Tlir,M m..U. 1 odd, Matthew Talbot. W Dort.'Wm.'WKU,' Lirnu W illroi, Htv. W m. Wilton, Jme Wrig'at, Thoniu W. Wilton, Ccorre W ilton. WM. SMITH, P. M. House and Lot for Sale. THE tubtcriber withci to cll hit honae and lot, in the tow n of baliabun, now occupied by bimtclf, at a tavern. The cttabhthment It ao generally known, that it would be of little acn-ice to detcribe it particularly ; it it, perhapa, the mott eligible ttand for a public house in the wettern part of North-Carolina ; it it within 30 yardt of the court-home in Sulitbury i it large and convenient, with extensive cut-buildingt, &c. A very moderate price will be taken for the et- tiblUhment, and paymentt made eaty. Any pemou wishing to purchaae, will do well to ap- rP'Voon. M the. jubtenber it now Uetermmea to " ten. and remove to liiiHirrn nftne COTtntrr;- Let - - ten directed to th6 Ribtcribcrj in Sal.tbury, N. C will be duly attended to, - JOUN 110 WARP, Sen. 'SaKthHty, Dec. 2, 18J3. 83 Stray Najf. " The tnurning of tbe Sd intt. wat fuund. J near mv plantation, a bay mare, with mid dle and bridle on. The owner will plcate to Qomc and take her away. C. FISIIEH. rtnirw 13, 1824. it90 Estate" of George Basinger. flHE subscriber htvinpr, at the Auputt term 1 latt, (1823) obtained letter of adminittra tion on the estate of George Batinger, dee'd. , request all pemont having any legal demand against the estate of tbe dec. to bring in the same " within the time prescfined by-act of Atnemblv) nayme-nt. J A. FISHER, Jldm'x The lilitia Laws. TlOSK JliUtiarOiltecra who liave expressed a wish to be possegned of the militia laws, . ban now be 8iippf;c.l ...with, the latent rcvisal of thtin, by applying at the prinUng-oiricc. Uier and Cider T ill rtil fcl H!eft prk, Mjr W7 J MIrf tll krpl )i butL I Jio b br In rktiitMi iUruc to joy rrrr dmnk Wifc A iifrmium nf llvt ilufan K bca o(Tcrr4 by liif. IM p (periiMM (M kt luM M rukiM) of J r jr.! In lltt cotnv. No 11 Ut fmvm I cnf, it, tlu! mll pHiofl of tb ! mm jm'uI for itaM Ifjuon, n.y b tm la hm lor mr mm it Buor. rnrr, rwl rrirM lw liuDct ril'c, ttl it m britvrL frOU it ow b imU mfmta- kU ilririk, it WJ, U rrrkt mciri. fiprr- m1 Uta cuihIii um uf ufb tMt ciuanlitict of llikt drliltf iorij fuor, which m liic primary cium i murh Triil election inj muril d prli (Mr rtmiiiry. Hro,lc in (Uc feljscvid Iavri, tnd nrruuml ing country, vktitnK to pnfure food br, plrUe to riu t tltc inbcribcr. tnd Uir or- Irtl witll be ptifK tiullr (tctxlcj to i im l.tc brr put up in rtA UrrrU, or otbriw, u SaUtlmry, J.m. 13. 18'24. iW Iuck. TaTttn. flUIR uWr'.ber frtpecifully mfi I the public and a'w country frit ml, ihkl he liat ttkrn the eitcnWf 7attn, corner of Kins' and (K-oriff-atrrtit, a'rn of the Put, (bitch orrupieilby Mrt. M'Hwknhich b nitcMU to orn about the ltli October, at IIotiM? of Knteraiinmcnt. Tlie prcniirt tl.it tumtner bare been rreath im prow.!, and ti.LrKtd witli thirty new Imiintf lltMiii.t, a Uire a.fcj a.n Btabie uoon the tooat npnurn nian. Ami irom nit expenenre in tl.it lire ofbntinc, be hrpet to jircaa'artion to til ul.ri limy ..nr him with thnr enitom. H'ifiici- ii to tay, hit Talde and lUr will be tup. phVfl witK tbe b4 the mtrket air.rU( and lot rcgiil.lii.il of hit lumte, tuch a he lio.t mill (five ftitirc ttijition to thottf who draiie gouJ order. u ritK.r cmsnoi.MF, hili tj' l UiLt Cturi-IUi.tr, Chnrlfiitn, Srfi. 6t91 . ANDRKW8 AM) JUNKS' KOMTH-CAMOUKA FKJULE ACiniUMY. THIS I iitt i l ut ion, tiicb during- the pretent year hat been located in II tlUnmibviufky will o;cn in OXFORD, on the firat Monday in aucrd to a change of rrtidetc, Willi a ticw to a permanent ettablitlimcnt where the premises w ill comfortably accommodate their pupil; and thrv bare altered the time of commencing the arholatTie year, for the ctMiveiMcocc, and at the general rcipiral, of their patrons. The piipilt are lottnictrd in cMMrrry Wro- iC tie, 'I io'r, .Iriihmctic, Grammar und Pan. iuf, (irtfrrtihy,Mtflulry, Hilru, JUIUtJettrrt, Yatm ul PluUftopfty, CArnutry, Butting, untl ,U- tronamy. The trriut bf bnanL, waaliing and tuition, in all the above branches, are Siity Dollart per M'mion, Kimble in aihttncr, Muaic, ocJ and int'rumeiital, Thirty Dollars per sttaion. Draw ing and Painting, Twenty Dollars per nation. Dancing it tlto taugt.t by a competent master. The first nation will end early in July, the se cond in December, when the only tacalion in the year takes place. Arm Wn pay from the time of their arrival only. 1 he system of education is in all the depart ment fWica.- by the aid of an excellent appa rent, the truths of Natural Philosophy, Cliym istrv and Astronomy, are experimentally ilhit t rated, and arc thut rendered objectt of tente. There arc six Uachert constantly engaged i three excellent Piano Fortes, art employed ht the mutical department, and the models of Draw ing and Painting, are numerous and good. No expenditures are allowed, but such at are authorized by parents and guardians j and the principals are determined strictly to enforce the rule prohibiting finery in dress i in summer, co loured cotton dretses, and in winter, worttcd stud's will be worn by all the young ladies. All the pupils will board with the principals who pay strict attention to their health, their manners and their morals. The public and pri vate ollicet of devotion arc rcguiarlv observed, w hilst every thing tt ctarian it carefully avoided. Each p'ipil it expected to bring a coverlid, a pair of sheets blankets ami towels for her own use, otherwise an extra charge of g2 50 per session will be made i w ,len vroent jvce ctnnot be made, f;i.. - .,7 t..tl --:n n in.nra.. k ril approved bonJt "will .In all Inatanoet be eaacted. THOMAS P, JONE.S " Orfvnl, Granville Co. Dec. lt23. , . 4t90 ' . Selling unusually Low. fpHE subscriber is now receiving a large as--l-aortfmrnttrf IVHVfiOODSUBOJVAItE. CUTLERY, DOMESTICKS, kc. from New. York and Philadelphia, selected by himself witk care, and bought on the beat terms. Being anx ious to secure a continuance of his present res pectable custom, he has come to a determina tion to offer his extensive stock of Goods in Sa lisbury, at pricct which, in hit opinion, will be found' as low as the price of those who advertise "selling off at cost." His customers and the public generally, are Invited to call, examine, and j'udge for themselves. . JOHN MURPHY. Bavan cunty,M C, Aug. 1823. 67 Uowse foT Sale. ury 'blicxfl tftnibo'ag"' tttnir. Apply to T. L. Cowan, Esq. or to myself, In .Ha. leigh. There is a good office belonging to the lot, convenient for a Lawyer or Physician. JOHN BECKWTTH. SVtSft,ry,Mann, 1823. tf . .MMI.I OPTK IAI. IMPKRS. 7W.lis,lCU. ( but In obrtlienl to Ik hi coo lalavsd In iMf Utiar ff lh I Or a ullJm, I submit, respectful!, tnt ftJlowjnt tit tncnf of (ht ttninittf alio flbii Urnart rortJti AvTWt Jb Pf rir, comiirw. hn3ing iht burner of iscl commu lond lha nurnlxr h ordlniry, fit for irLc , or requiring repair j the ptprcu mad In building vettelij with the c'U- buruments of Iho Drpartnitol, and lb errict in which lha teitelt hive bro employed with tuch ubicrTallont on lha whole tubjrcl are deemed proper. Latter ! from the ComiDjionart of tha Ntrjr, with ptperi A. U. C, U, and K, which tccomp.ny it, exhibit, I. Tha vctvtlsof war in commtwlon, lib lha icrvira in which iher are tm ployed, see A. 3. The f ttcli af war In ordinary, on tha Atlantic board, and on the L.krt with thettate of tecirtof each mtcl, 15 and ('. 3. The progret roaU in building, un- dar the Uw lo lncree lha N.ry of Ike United htte U. Br ti, it apptart that lour tMpt ol the line hat heretofore been tui't. and that five thipt of the line, tnd five frigates of the first data, are no building; tome of which mirki ke siiu- rhed in thirty days ; tnd all, exce)t one, in one hundred tnd twenty davi. 4. A general iew of the Improtrmentt it the tevertl building ytrdt. In time of the yards, adrfiiion! iprofemeiit arc now necessary for their comforUUe and economical administration. 5. The (litburtemcnts of the Depart ment duri.t the firM ttartar of tie pres ent year, up lo the 30th September The disbursements of tha tear I822pejrby the report mde to Congress in I hi-month of Fel.iujry Utt. It appears th I gl, 984,520 74 have been drawn fom the 'reatury between the III January and the 30th September, leaving, on the lat ter day, 2.2 18, 1 6 66 unexpended of Ihv amount applicable to (be servile of the year. Of (hit unexpended lalance, a large proportion will be used during the remaining quarter; tnd a miiute state mrnl of the whole will be fumWhrd to p.turrtt in ihf annual rcpoK truuircd from this Department. On paper A, it it to be remarked, tlat the frigate Constitution, sloop of war Oi tano, and tcbooner Nonsuch, are in the aa, A a a. aM& t :,cu",r,n"n mor the command of in the year. It hat been found compe tent to all the purpose! for which it is maintained. Our commerce there h been amply protected the officers and -eainen have enjoyed good health, and no circumstances have occurred worthy of particular notice. While our relations with other powert continue friendly, any large augmentation of that portion of our naval force will not be necessary In the coming year, it is not proposed materially to increase or diminish it. The Cyimc and Erie will, in a thort time, relieve the Cnnatiiulion tnd Ontario, that thev may return home, discharge their rrews, whose term af service will oo expire, refit, ami roam thtir autiotu. i ur this )tirpoe the Krie, Captain Deacon, sailed from New York on the 8th of November, and the Cyane, Capt. Crcighlon, will sail . r t in a lew oars. (In il.f umK nattr. A. it is to lr hir ther remarked, that the Franklin, ship of - ihe liue, ond the tchooncr Dolhin, of 12 guns, are still in the Pacific Ocenn, where they have remained for more than two years, under the command of Captain Stewart. By the presence of this on.c on the coasts of Chile and Peru, depreda tions on our growing commerce have been, in a great degree, prevented, and respect for our interests and flag secured Ctjptj-Stawart U1 return, to. the United Slates in the course of this winterjO.r .x6 y in the ensuing spring ; anrfj in the place of the Franklinrir h proposed to substi tute the frigate United States, snd the Peacock sloop of wtr, of 1 8 guns. Such a division of the force, it is believed, will more exienstveTypToTecithefl3g-and commerce of the Uoited.atcs, and per mit the commanding officer, with the lar ger vessel, to be absent from the usual cruising grounds for a short lime, should circumstancet render tuch absence ne cessary. Captain Hull will sail, in a few days, from Norfolk, in command of these vessels. , The Cytne, Captain Spence, and the Shark commanded by Lieut. M. C. Per ryVh'aive for short periods, cruised Uon tneCoasrof A fncay o carryw-lBto eUkcA thfliiisUr.mtoB..tTfjfeB in thc i spprpTession or .ne stave iraujc, nu tup protecion of the "agency forltbefated Af ricaiis, established at Cape Messtirador While Captain Spepce was at Sierra Leone end the,Cpc, be 'fitted out the Au; I tWHa.fi. A ftflkll SW-Kwrsna. tawkta-lh MaaaW ....aval on the cosftl.dcsrrtrdand divmstitled, tnd placed it under lha command of Lieut l)akhlc!I, lo ciulse in ih neighborhood o iht Cn, wl:b the cor.tlctkoa tbtt Its prtt toce wst, m thai lima, eatcmU! lo the protection of lha agency , and might be useful in presenting lha IrJTi; la litves It ttUI rtiualut upoo thtt coast. Durfnjrint tfmr that taptitn Bprnce tnd Ueul. ferrr were cruinng, they nel ther taw nor hetrd of any vessel, under tba American flag, engaged in the tlavc trade. If tiiliffit of the United Stttei are tiiil employed tn thai traffic, they seem to hate been driven to conceal them velvet under the flag of other nstlont. The agency of Cape Metiurado, for rrcririn; the re-rspiured tnd liberated Africaiit. enioyrd favorable DmiDcts un til last fall, when it wit assailed br a larre body of tin natives, and Wat In danger of nemg cn'irn, ofiroyrl. Vimi of Ihe liberated Africans were killed in ihe con lest. The extracts of letters from Capt. Spence. Lieut. Perry, and Metsrt. Ash muii and Ayres, will thew the manner in which the v were aMr to defend them selves, with the aid of a midthlpmsn tnd several men Mongin; to a Drintb vesvrl of war, thn in (he neighborhood. Tba estHblikhment having passed through tt.is trial, now promises to accomplish all Ihe benefits anticipated from if . In order to afford it the nriotary protection, and to continue our exertions lo suppress tha lave trade, it is proposed, as the most ef ficicnl and conumicl arnngrmrnt, that the comniiiiilrr of ihe West India aqua dron,ah.ll. fio n lime lo time, detach one or mote of the r-tls belonging to his command, to tiuie along the African coast, t taioraI!v tout hing at lape If urado. and imtiittti iiiir to the wants of the people there ai.ii following in their return, the uiutl track of the slave ships l.leven Adic.-.i.s, none of whom could peak the L'n''!iili bn,:uji'e, wrrc, some lUoMht i broij'ht by a ( apt. Chase, as marinei'.. ii ' the jkui of Baltimore, and weir il.rie taken into the possession of the offiets of the government, and an investigation in.tuuted Into the supposed violation of our laws in introducing them. By means of an interpreter, who under stood the lanuiget of all, except one or two of the in. ii was, subequen'.ly discov ered, that they belonged to wiort in the neihboihood of Me.surado, anel that some of them ere of the bead men of their I .It. was therefore belirvcd, Ihat their restuttflinn bv JhttrgoveinriieTit would produre a sulutary effect ; and tn ihe i'nerprett!r,"VnV.to, hjwtdr through ling to reiurn lo Afiica. Such being found to be their wisli, they wrre, in the early part oi urtooer, sent 10 our .-icm at Meiinado, with tlirritiorii to pcrmil thrir return to their several homes, by thr best and mott expeditious means. So far as the department is yet uppri Md of the expenditures for the agency durii.g thr present year, they have amoun ted to S"i287 48 cents. On the western tide of the Atlantic ocean, and in the C.ulph of Mexico, the operations of our navul force have been i .-i- :.. more annt. rsrverai vessel tn comatUsion tlieie at the close of the UM year. To these were added, under the authority" of thcTaw pHSsed aT ther last tf-- sion of Coneiess, " authonzing an audi tional naval fnrrc for the suppression of pincy,"lbe siciyn (ialliot Sea (iull ; tigh stnnll srh' oncrs, the (ireyhound, Jackall. Fox, Wild Cm. Beadle, Ferret. Weazle, and Tenier; five bargee, the Murquito Gnat, Midge, S mdllv, and Gallitiippcr ; and one transport ship, the Decoy- Captain David Porter was appointed to the command of the squadron, and sailed from Norfolk ahont the 10th of February Lst. Mis station was at Thompson's Is Und, from which he dispatched his ves sels in suth way as he judged best suited to attain his objects. The annexed ex .lruU-fam his latter and rcpoj-ts ex hibit the .results., The iize of most of the vessctSi the na ture of the duties, and the exposure of the omcers and men, called for, display of perseverance und fortitude seldom requi red f4hseiKgejiir the call was well answered. Every thing was accomplished which was anticipated from tiie expedition. Piracy, as a y tem. has"becn repressed in the neighbor hood 6f the Island of Cuba, and now re quires only to be watched by a proper force, lo be prevented from afflicting commerce any. further in that quarter. I he public authorities of the Island ol Cuba manifested a friendly disposition to wajds the aquydront and rendered nuci asiiitahce in the pursuit of Its objects. ; .u.!c,k m.i. uc i ipiit. lock (" ell U'C 'III t.iaivii, i.wivn...irw ,h hrtUr of CaDt. 1 ortcr, was enterintr the baibor of bi. JoitTi r Porto Kico, in the'chr. Fox, he was kil led by a shot from the C astle. Extracts horn the correspondence, between Capt- Porter and the government of the iUnd, a tMt subject, tr tnnexec. Tha Miuadron wti he.lihf and prosper out until about .tba n.i -IdU of August, when a tritjti,nt fter broke out tt thai Station, arid drtit'ijcj Wiany a!uabU live. Tha firt rcpvsof :!, cs.'ansitf wert brougHl tn tU Department on lha ITlh Heptemlr. A tha lima they left ihe, Island. Capt- Ptriir tnd moil of in , incdlckl office ri were kk, and there wit great ' cause to fear that tha squadron would be depiived of Its rommtrvding of ficer, ktH of the medical assistance neces sary lo its safety. Under these circum stances It wtt considered expedient to end lo the station an sfTicrr of rank and experience, with a snfTidti.t cumber of surgeons, lo furnish, in any event, the aid necessary for the safely and proper con duct of the squadron, with power lo re move it, should thai be found necessary. Capt Rodger cheerfully consented lo en counter the hazard and responsibility at tendant on tuch an expedition, lie tailed horn New York as toon as a vessel could be prepared fur that purpose but, before his arrival, (.apt. Potter had beoitie con v.Scsret.t, and, with the greater part of his sqtadaon, had returned lo the United Stales. The ic ports of these officers will fully explain their views of thc causes of the disease, and tha means by which a recurrence of it may tic prevented. It is believed that ihe Honda station it incalculably important to some ol the best interests of this Union ; and thai it ought not to be deserted unul every expedient has failed to render it a sccuie and heai- hv position for our vessels. 1 feel great confidence in thc opinion that it may bo made such without encouraging great hazard of the evils we have heretofore suffered. For the protection of commetre, and the suppression of piracv in the Western Atlantic and Culph of Mexico, ii is pro posed, in i'ir ensuing year, to continue Thorrtpson't Naiid as the station for tha vessels emplovcd in tbre objects i to plare there a ship ol thc linr, aimed and manned as a frigate, for which purpose the independence is well fitted; and to attach to the command the John Adarna and Hornet, and one otlici sloop of war, with four of the Uigc schooners, the' Grampus, Porpoise, Shaik and Spark, one of the smaller schooners and the bar ges. I he force is competent to piotect all our interests. I he ship of the lino placed in a proper position, will afford comfiH tsbe ar com mndatirma to those obliged fo remain at the" station; and pre vent the necessity rf intercourse with ib tlnd, when danger is suspected. I he visit the coasi . ... .!. except th'.se who to four, five, or six weeks, anu, ..j reiurn, theircrews may "be exchanged for others, who, (luting that time, have been stationary. By tbese means, and a prop er atiention to cleanliness, butli in the men and the vessel, and avoiding inter course with plarrs known to be sickly, the health of all will probably br pioeivcd. For the proper execution of tuch a tyt tem, full reliance mav be pUedin our offirera. The Und itself, by clearing, dr-ining, and cultivating, will, fer a time, probably become more healthful. It will be perceived, that this distribu U(iipfJorce includesonh one of the small schooners. They were .admirably calcu lated for the end for which they were purchased, and have effected it. But, piracy being for the present repressed, and requiring only such a force as will prevent its revival, they are no longer necessary ; and, being both very expen sive and utterly subversive of all disci pline, it is respectfully recommended that they be sold, retaining one for the present season, after which it may bo sold. The Porpoise and a small schooner have been emplovcd under the command of Lieut. Rumage, in the survey of P"rt of the Florida coast. It is proposed that h nbced under, the control -of the xoromaudiiii .6ir..0Ill!e id ' atation ; and, if it be found proper to co tmue the survey, that the initructions for that purpose he given to that offu er. Many of the officers having died during the present year, it is thought proper to .wa.-HLpfihe times and placet ol their deaths. , . . No observations on the organization and discipline of the Navy seem to be requi red. That subject has heretofore been presented for consideration. Veiy respectfully, I have the honor to be, vour most obedient servant, ' J SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD. Domestic Fabric, The Messrs. Mor ons, of New-Hartford, .New. York, have . ... ..-..I a! ihrir printing ousiness. yuc . . u&iiiKSijuM.a twtv it IuijiOctedi and. will do double the service ; the colors kre warranted, and the puttem fashionable. Arw Yrk after.
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