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WEBSTER'S
NEW DlCYlU.N ARM

S. CONVERSE proposes to publish b. SUD
scriptisn an AMERICAN DICTIONARY
of the English language. BrNoAR WEBSTER,
L. T. II
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a list Of letters

Remaining IN ne T089 UDsce az 6cUe-
pille September 30th, 1926.
Ninian Edwards, John Robinson, Daniel
Burkey, 2. John Leach. Rebecca Jarrot, Levi
Aday Seth Catlin, 2. Peninah Hart, David
Payne, Lot Stanley, 2. John Johnston. Reu.
ben Lively, boss Wilderman, John Morrison,
Enoch Hale, VIM. Smith, Alexander r. Less
ley,Joshua Barnes, Alexander Culbe-tson, g
Wu. Biggs, James Moore, Anthony LAdgely.
JAMES MITCHELL, p. u
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she not come YETI" NO." replied
Eugene, with some emotion. "Well,
then I'll wait for her," He then took
chair and seated himself beside her a:
breakfast table. They began to speak
on various topics, but some how OF
other the conversation was repeatedly
broken off. Long pauses filled up by
the eloquen. looks alone, interviewed.
Dumonl colored. He was sensible OF
it, and his consciousness would have
quite COMPOUNDED him, had not Eugenie
blushed too. This Hat,ered his heart,
and gave him courage. ." cannot help
blessing the accident" he a, length be-
gan, /" to which am indebted for your
acquaintance Eugenie's downcast
eyes were fixed on her heaving bosom.
"Your kind behayious, sir" said she,
"has made deep impression on me,
ard will never be effaced from my re-
mcmbrance. His eyes were now cast
down in their turn, and painful silence
cIsued. AT length ID umont formed an
heroic resolutions =" know not whether
| do right" said he, but in truth /
can no longer disguise my feelings,
which you must, dare say long since
have guessed"
She had in reality long discovered
bta but in such cases women never
efz nassion enough to shorten a
5a ~ embarrassment; it is alb
alH'z H.zr sfy speak out in plain
mi tuac olco NJ
.ena onhRed .o o0auee he word
L.. .ra sa5ner e la BE- ~ier,
guarde. af shame am# -el.En
down, than "a roarfss7oe pHareeD ad
in its usual rap.> uuuir-s.
we're made respecting =. al s3sske.
way of thinking, family com. ans, aed
SO forth, and answers returned wn.. Uah
updisguised sincerity, that Two hour
passed unobseryed, ill at length Dumont
recollected that the stranger was not yet
come. " Neither wiIlshe come, replied
Eugcnie." Dumon,'s looks betrayed
bis surprise. Would you be really
angry" she resumed, "if my whole
story concerning my unfortunate friend
was a fabrication? if it were invented to
procure me, if possible, the acquaintance
OF man whose attachment to me should
not flow from any impure source :"
Dumont started but without appear
ance OF anger. Many sutors," con-
tinued Eugene, shave solicited my
hand, perhaps because they thought me
handsome, or because | am rich. None
of them came up to the model which
my imagination had pictured. l lost
my mother at an early age, My father
became my friend He permitted me
to make this irial--raber bold one to
be sure; to which, however, l could al
ways give such turn as l pleased. -
Dumont was almost petrified d." Then
my memorial ?"-" That" said sha, |
will preserve as an honorable monument
OF your talents and goodness OF heart"
And what do you mean to do with the
author 7" ITO make him my husband
if he consents" Dumont sunk at her
feet, but she raised him in her arms,
and glowing embrace sealed the hap.
piest union that was not originated by
Cupid, though, indeed, the little urchin
had seriously interfered in the progress
OF The business. The first time they
went abroad together was TO pay visi,
TO the benevolent Julia.
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ny AUTHORITY.

laws ~ 1HE uNITrp STATES, PASSED AT
I'm fihsT SESSION. or TnE HtAf-
1fnrTn coN6Hrss.
fCBLte- No. 83.I
AN ACT aahpr,zioe certain soldiers In the
late wm 10 surrender the bnnnt. lst,d,
Drawn Ivy lheu, aud to locate Others in lieu
thereof.
he IL eancfed bg M .Senalt and House
OF Hfpre stairilrfsofM United Siafes 81 "A.
mtried az Congress assembled, That IL
sleili aud may Ia law lul for any soldiers IN
hs t',e "ur, 81 lhsir heirs, 10 whoa bonn
" lands have h""p patented. or may hele.
hiirf be patterned ~ tn. Territory of Ar.
hansas. aud ~hi,ll land Is unfit fnr culttya-
ton, aud who have removed. or shall here
silrf remove 10 the sald Territory. with a
We" u actual s"ltlrmen' on the laads by
'hrm draNn ~ 81 such cases. where II
shHd o" made Ia aproat ~ such manner
a. u" ommis sienrf 81 Ia, General and
s''ht" shall tlrert, to the satisfaction of
TIE h'eisir, aud Rp,eitet Of H.. nIep.r
a - 'ci hat he Aand patented Ia them Is
o"ht Ter eNilNaitun. aHd ~ lhr surrender
Oh me ptirni Ia it"m granted, accnmpam
Ell WIN sncil . felcas, ri their lnlrrrsI a.
VI" Commissioner III lhs General Iang
oihe' shall prescribe, such soldl :. ar his
heirs MAJ luc I. tnd enter wilh the Re-
s'~.er ofth Lend office, fnr The Il, cp,5
d'slfc1 N 'hr Territory Of Ak nsas, sc-
cordl II th" sreiiaual and divisional bn,s.
lh' hk' qnHiliS on any of the Dnappro.
lnd'd pnhlic lands in III. military district
IN sad T'nitofA aud upon anch rotr, e.
hctlions benz made. II stall he the dnt. ol
the hrglster Ia sue la The person ~ 10
ealing, certificate spertfSin lhr quarter
ot h'if -ectlan al land ~ heated and .ntrr.
I'D aud u ebaal h" thu duly OF In Com
ins-'"n'rR The General Land Office. If h,
+ SATISFIED such ccrt6,a ale uas C,,,l, nh.
tt,ed. l. issue a patent Tor The lands So
ieeated, "hene,er tie certificate aforesaid
shall b. presented Ia HIM for that n,,r
r"sr Proridfd, That before och rrrtif-
cate of iacaiion shall be granled ihe appll.
c;ni shan ~aiist, the Rrgist,i and Rr,,iy,,
thal ms interest an the land originally pa
+ pied b, hlm, has not been Invested. ii
t''r ~ 'ns own acts, or by the operation oil
low, fur tvs ar athefwisr.
Ind prn'dfd oiSo That -uch sorrende,
aud relocation shall BIZ made on or II, forr
IN" first day 81 January, eie hiren bnodred
aud lhliy. Rni, II said interest shall haze
e@.n Invested "a euh.r mode ahov. men.
i'oa"d. no title shah he acquired 10 the Land
srh qnenily p.lenird.
Approved May - l3gG.
JOHN q. ADAMS.
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DOMESTIC.

Nashville Sept 30.--lt IS known pref
= gsneinDy amongs such If our readers
IS live within lhe nrighborhood Of this
plate, that an unfortunate difference has
EXISTED for II few weeks past, amongst
sumo al our political men, and whilst that
difference remained unsettled, we thought
II improper 10 tax notice Of the subject
n atN way. Believing however tina ~
misunderstanding, now ,xia, we have
th"t that some good might result from ~
impartial statement of ies leading facts.
ftoo a sudden alteration which took
place nh ui ihfre weeks agn IN this town
brl"esn IL nefals Houston AID White, II
se"ms that The latter challenged the for
mrr To Il gr combat, and the chaIler =
MAS accept d They were copprllo d hy
AZ iolsfpo llon at the ci,l authorities 10
t'dnslei The serpe of operations beyond
th' Kentucky line, and he meeting Took
place on TIN sdaA morning lat about
SUNRISE A. the fast fire Gen. iIousiOn's
aim tonk etf IT, striking a iittlt below the
ghl shoulder blade aud passing round
lodging az lhe opposite SIDE, from whlcu
4 us easily extracted. Strong hopes are
entertained that the wound wlll not prove
iilal and HE parties separated on the
gtnuRd With etrHpcrs of The klndesl feel
itgs and prii'ct reconciliation. General
Whites hrr did not take elect, NJ the d..
ehaig did not take place until probably
extracted by the fire of the other pistol.
We MAXI Tins At tement with so mo re-
l"etanre, bat iron an imperlous sense of
duty. IN eas,s Of this description, genrl-
ally, misrepresentation aud false colour
lngs get abroad, and sometimes lead 10
'flhrr difficulty. We are Az unwilling as
aey IN the eN,nninnity To give eclat IN the
actors ~ such scenes, but when the evil
has occurred, there ma, be more good
done ~ publicity IN a respectable way.
Than by permitting error to pass o. WITH
oni detection. The conduct of the par
l'ts 30 the glonnd was dgnifcd, fair and
honorable. Repub.
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From the utica Iniclligeneer.

OHeida General Session. b
RcIjo,d alias RltJord, for grand larcrey.
was sentenced Ia the State prison for five
years. This gentleman ha,iag started
from this village upon short pedestrian
excursion, for the benefit of breathing The
country air, fortunately overlook Mss Lu-
cy Bundle, All interesting innocent sort ut
a lady who was returning from visit here,
and like thu gentleman employing the
means of Iocomuiion, with hlch she was
provided hy the hands of Dame Nature
In short, she MAS on foot. Our hero with
toe purest feeling of gsllautry could do no
less than politely 10 pass the good time of
day to her, and ask leave to accompany her
home, distance of about four miles, which
gallant offer Miss Lucy in the natural kind
ness of her heart could do no less than ac
cept Now Miss Lucy's sprightlness and
beauty, aud her "peeptrs full of fun" ha-
wing made deep impression upon her ten
der hearted and gallant esquire, he signing
vowed TO Miss Lucy in the words Of the
old song,
Ii you loves as loves you
No knife shall cut our loves in two;"
and declared, that they could agree up
on the terms she should become the part
ner of his joys, and the wife nf his bosom.
"These things to hear did Lucy seriously
inclioe :" aud charmed with such dear
delightful, aud TO an artIess maiden win
ming words, the time passed rapidly away
until the pair arrived safely home, for all
this time Miss Lucy said "the converse
! ton was highly interesting" When home,
she showed him into the square room
where she prepared tea for him Inch they
| slpped alone: and there remained for the
attcrnoon tete a tete. Lucy had, however
domestic cares To attend TO, and IN the e.
venIug lefi her dear Augustus, To milk the
cows. Oar hero for short time remained
N the square room, but being lonely when
away from Lucy, he concluded 10 walk oul
aud ENJOY The balny sweetness of the IA
ding twilight, and sirayed into the orchard
where he spent some time IN mnsIng on
his f,il ones charms, and composing SON
net TO the moon. When Miss Lucy re-
turned from her rustic ayocaiiun, she found
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JOSEPH BUONAPARTE.
From IA .NaLionnL Gn-eLe al Oct

From The National Gazette Of Oct. 8.
We state, on the authority which we
know may be trusted, that it is not true
that the Count dc SurvilIiers has asked
Tor PERMISSION To reside at or To visit Brus-
sells. He is entirely contented with his
residence IN this country, which he con,
tlnues to consider the most happy in the
world an oplnion, which, it may be re-
membered, he expressed ~ his letter of
thanks to the inhabitants of New Jersey.
who Fxerted themselves Ia eAtinguish the
IRE oi hrs house about six years ago He
speaks silli IN TIE same terms OF attach
ment to his friends aud neighbors. and is
far from desiring to quit country where,
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ARRIVAL OF THE HORNET.
NORFOLK, Ger. 7


TIN u. S. Ship Uornet, Capt. Woop-
HOUSE, bearing the broad penuant Of
Com. NARAINGros, who is on board.
from Pensacola, ahencr she sailed 18th
ut. Via Havana. IL DAYS FROM the latter
port, anchored III the Bite Of Craney Is
land last esen,nS--ollicers and crew all IN
good health.
Lieut. Com. CAssIn, late nf the Gram
pms, -" left AT the l,arancas, in bad health.
rhe u :. Schl. GrumpuS, Lieut.. Con-.
LATTimER, sdllrd from Pensacola in com
pan, With the Hornet, on a cruise, Off
rrts aud crew all veil. The u. \ Ship
Constellation. Opt. WooLsEY, was l,iug
n Pensacola Bay mhep the II. sailed--all
wall
We learn by the II. th,t Havana has
been remar kablS healthy the past sum
mer.
The British Frigalr lins-ar WAS lef1 al
Havana by the Hornct--lhe only armed
vessel N port.
"a the afternoon ofthr day she sailed
from Havana the MORO Castle distant a
bout sx lies, Holnet spoke a Spanish
hlpaIe dlslnasicd, bound Ia Havana.
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s. g. WI. ALLEN d co.


IN Campbell county con1i, October 8, 1926
Johh Helm Samu' Dixon. Alexander Steele Oliver
- " -, anu N'~dpe'h ms "iit, Compls.
MARY carson James Dinwiddie and Sarah his VIII.
Sally Steele, Edward II. Strelp, JJl,p steeIa Mnss,
steele Alexander Steee, - Rogers and Martha bis
wlte - Vance ina EliZabe' has Wiz. poIIv Steaje
haah steele, Va KINDER Steele " illiam Steele James
Steele, tiSoh Steele Moses Sterile, James Tlionnsnn
hnd sally hs wte, William NJ Allister Jane - far.
iner zane NJ Alltser, Aar'n Watkins and Elizabeth
ms wue James Helm, VIM Helm, Samuel Thompson
ana hlhaoelh ms WIFE, and Samuel Helm, Detts
IN CHA&CER1.
me defendants Mary Carson lame, Dinwiddie and
Sarah my ware, Sally Steele Edward II. Stee,e John
steele, Moses Steele, alexander steele - Rp,ars
and Martha hls wife - Vance and Fiizab,th his ~; r.,
ROXY steele, Hannah ST ee, Alexander steele Wiil
am Steele Jan Is Steele. Reason Steele Moses St,ple
James .onpson and Sally his Wi w lam NJ AIl,,ar
samuel thompson and Elizabeth ms wife Joue :,
,"meti5 J;ue MAllSter, Aaron Watkins and Eliza.
zen MS We, and James Helm not hav ny entered the
appearance ami gwen security according To The 40, f
asseihn3 anu the rules Of this COURT and il appearinp
70 t'S ep"'i a they are NOT Inhabitants Of this stare
- uv.to, mar 'heN do appear here on the second
n".uaY u, !aiua next and answer the bill of the
eonlplhhanis, Thar this order he inserted in so,o
newspaper published in the town nf ivn ,n io,e
~ ~ uphuS Sleeessivelv, and posted a, the froui
day. a copy-resle. ''' county y" some court
JNo. ALEXANDER, c,
,,.aI..... - 'St -."y "rO .zrsrrrS-rSs
purchase may be accommodated nv apnlvinv
20 Tue subscriber living On the premises
No JAS. MARTIN.
10y 40 ts1S
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him seated in the square room, reading
4 ff.r . fen minutes conversation. he con-
c,aded tial he must fstnra 10 Ouca, 'tsl
his long sol am might canse some fsafs 81
his safely. and il beng chilly etrnieg o
Lrey ret oliectipg the proserb ~ tile spell
ing book, that s. warm love soon grows
cnd and fearing tat such night ~ lhiS
II mig Il. onl,ss precautions we're taken ~
PIE. eni II, g.ner 4usij loa"ed great coal,
artsyed in the ample folds Of winch. alter
the cprenniIies usual on such ocefsions,
he departed with her good wishes. "nd
four dollars aud ifty five cents IN cash, snd
me hundred dollars more ~ eoies which
he accidentally lock from trnak ~ tflr
" quair room. ~ On missing The MONEY "A
seafch uas made and ~ h. orchard undei
the ,eiy trcr which bad Otcrshado"ed
hi u when poetsing, The poeket book winch
had caDtdi6fd II Mas found. iheD II WAS
thai l.nc, began To find ont thai like ma
u, others of hrs sex. he was itlse deeeis-
~; and after tbs il was that he was APP
pretended.
On b,lps charged with stealing not Only
the heart of Miss Lucy, but the pocket
book containing the money. he confessed
the fact, bui confession would not appease
thu anger 0l the injured maIdrn. On thr
trial he plead not guilty, but the court AID
j5rs after hearing Miss Lucy's story, would
Doi be persuaded that he did not intend ~
deceive them rs ht had done her. which
caused ihrnl IN convic, him Us m example
la other fIib. - So aims.
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~ ., ~ .seu lpt .iastf,caa
DDE-i.4 bs,sAtfpf.

Efses, ~ .Aen lpri .5,etfpaRl
VpE-lsa haaa,fo,.
5seve. 8ear tfri,,I. the truths leach
+ Z ,ysniisi i've bese.si The reach
u da cossanaing eafr,
- ialai III, IS wise and siun.
i.,.i ihoa sAasiisi fte Try s.lis"d"ae,
Pass human prayer.
I eeAam. easr. or psaue, yen rrizr,
1urn from TIE coupling tod your eyes,
sv0d his infii,g uain.
q shua ihal dieo. hu tempting moose.
nan.b dseih, II, lraed, can scarce unioess,
Ana be can scarce sustain.
Hi.
Approach. no zen lbr Temples porch,
1rusl not sianicrn torch
Mhas. lnr,ug iusrs idinds.
Reipcs thai roseafe areath whose power
H. passions bright, IN, hitul bonf.
ungeaial spirits binds.
enla ibau art free. . free remain
Nor 'rpa thai hollow, .gilded chain
OF ialsc reHown
That mynle tic. which FOLLY filings.
Der loves expanded, gliil'nng wings.
And hinds them dehn.
WINCH yohih, inlpassiou d. tondly wearssw
Aws'lie e,ia joy, but soou wilh tears,
+ bioh nnnght tau sever,
IL steeng . iies mortal hand,
Oace IN apd 10 The fatal bund
J. a. 1sf tefri
VI
Aud wien liis gardian knot is tied,
Then tarsFell f'eare, mud farewell pride
Fares,il Ia love and inme
F'reaed Hnation. freedom. mirth,
Aud wy 0mis JOY on earth
liz a,nsr cen hame
VII.
Aud - ne, faf come Il vii in spite
% Wisdom paiienre, wrong OF rieht,
f.ternm saif
hnd with u lreaeberous hopes aud fesr.,
Aud anxious 'hpugii9, and eeaseiess cures,
Lmhi'terug iito
VII
All 6sopPeinimehtf TOO, shall bring
e'tt' = not = cnr,@ess sling.
Ana nun. Severe,
30 ate shail teach lhhl Lave Is blind
Tut dreams Of edded bliss ne'er find
Existence here.
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said Treaty. ars hundred ihrusnnd dollars.
f'af The imsmeti ii's siilis t" tie
e EEK nsii"n, si,pntsl,d i.f hs The snI'p'e-
m itel afiielr 10 the sad Treaty, ihif's
theusHad doli'f-.
FL srsy,ug into riIeei Tie siipuiaiious
Il ~ sis.h seventh. Eighth. tsnth. sie.
,ealh. pd .ixt.nih sfici.-, and - d'ffay
all nther expenses aiiend'og the faithful
.xrcn'ien of thu proy,sioa- at sid Tecaiy,
on l,uadr,d .nd twenty ihousaud dollars.
ApPnuvFp-- May %. 1895,
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JOHN q. ADAMS.
TPCRLIc M. all

AN &c making appropriations ia carry. int,
eitrc' the IFeety concluded between the
United states and The Creek nsfiu, ,,,t,b.,a
me twenty second Of April, eighteen l,p,.
died and twenty sis. '''"
IL II enacted bq Tn Senate and JIo,s. n
representatives u he United Slnies AZ j
mfreo an tonorfss assembifd, Thai the
ieii""ing sums be-. and the same are he~.-
ny arpi"phded, ow III any mon., noi ~
th'' -" spPrupiisted, Ia cary inIn Az,
the Treaty concluded h-toeeo the u,,i,.d
States aud the Gu III natinn. on IN. ,v,,
" h'hth OF Jaeuaf =, eighteen hundred md
I'VE y s's' aud ratified on In. turrtv g.
COVE Il Aprn' eighteen nrdrcd and f,,an.
" sS. mat Is lD -al,; For Ma, nn,m,,t :,
u" SUN !" the Chns~ and w ar, i,,rs -, ,L.,
Srerk naiioo, stipulated m Tho third 49,;
Gle OF The sand Treaty IN nddir;on =, -
eAlf"o.u n"''ncc 81 ent 'hundI ID and So.
sfn,y thousand d"li4rs, Appropriated nv
tht hei 81 the third Of March. ee bis.n
hnadred aud twenty 6,e, and wb;eh =
hereby directed ca he used for Tho ,,,,,,,'....
OF tbs act. folly se,en thonsaod s,v t,u
dssd dollars hoih II which .r,,s .6.t, :.
paid in the t'hleis nf The trpek n,t;on -,
b. diyidcd among the Chicfs and Warr;ors
OF ard hhtIen, and thai the same h, do,.
nder the dntcilon of the :, cretarv ,f
War, ~ a foil council of the nat,on coa.
NED upon notice for that purpose.
f"rthe payment Of The permanent an
nu'iy to the Creek ration, provided for b,
the fourth article of the said Treaty. The
sum OF tweaty thousand dollars,
tnr me payment Of III. sum To the
frien,is and followers Of General M.Jo,osh
Stipulated for IN the ninth article of ill.,
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-0E@

First W,itfen ConSt,tation.--To South
Carolina, and not 10 Virginia, is due the
credit Of the first cons tuition OF govern
tuent framed aud adopted in the United
STAIRS. The n. A. Review stal-s ON the
authority # hr jouruaIs thai on the l 18th
February 1915. commiite was app inted
Ia p,Oeurea plan or form of government as
had been reco mcndrd nv thu Contiuen
tal Congress, who few days after repor-
ted constitution, which MS adopted hy
lhc Provincial Congress IF South Carolina
ON the 26'b March i77G more than two
months befo'e lhaD Of Virginia. Wm. Hen
~ Draytn Was President of the South
Carolina Congress, aud Charlie {. Pinck
MY, chairman OF thu committee thai re-
ported the constitution AS drafted.
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SALEM, O,tol,er Q

Interesting htormGtton.- Itarn that
DIR. Bodies ol this town, Secretary of the
Baptist General Convention, has received
by the brig Palmer, arrived at Bost III from
Calcutta, letters from the Rev. Meesrs.
who We're confined at Ava, the capital OF
the country, durng the late var with the
British. Mr.. Judson was at Rangoon at
the last dates, which place was about be
ing evacuated BY the British, and Dr.
Price had arrived at Calcutta, on a visit 10
his irie.ds.
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Second Class of the
Grand State Lottery Of Virginia for the Der
eff al tbeI
Monongaiia academy,

n HAVE the pleasure Of presenting TO the
- pnblc,the second class OF the Grand S'ate
Lottery Of Frginia, tor the promotion of Ed
ncation and Benefit OF the Monongalia Aea
deny. The scheme Is arranged on the Odd
and Even System, which has again been
adopted in consequence Of lis established and
snriyalIed popularity The drawing will lake
place on Tuesday the 2l-t November.
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". HE cause ofquarreI ; hot il is said TO
i...e z.riginafefl ab,nf l4nd claim.
We regfsi 10 iesro thai d. Brow died
about o'eIoeis his morning.


i..se rigiaafesl ab,sni l4bd claim.
We regfst 10 iesrn thai Dr.. Brown died
about o'cloek his morning.
BY ,he following paragraph. il sp
p-ats that Mr. Nafrs, our iharge DIES
Aafif. al Bugoia has betD shameful, ~
bu-pd 10 y lal-e frpsrf of his death. We.
loo. fejpi,e HAT II is DOT iine. II Mas
must onuek) IN saJ 40 more Of il. thal
he should have had his character lihelltd.
and b. put To death by the same para
gfaph. The editor who p1bli-hed the ~
TRAIT Of letter IN this subject, will of
eoulse explain the meaning of ali this
MAJ Int
From The y. YOrk .9aerieon Of OIL.
II gives u. great pleasure to cont adict
To. rn,por loo hastily credited AID circula-
ted. oi III. death by assassination a; BpgoIa
of BTAuroRrT WATTS. Esq. The Chatge
d'Aliares ofihe United States IN COLON.
bia.
We have to-day seen letter, written by
Mr.. WATTS himself, from Bogofa, dated
10th August, aud have heard of another,
also written by him, received 10 Phdadri
phla, dated 10 the end of August, a period
subsequent 20 thai at which he was re-
ported to have been assassinated.
.HaH Guard. The New Brunswick
Fredonlln says, the guard Ia attend the
mail between Nrw York and Philadelphia.
commenced IFS dnle- on the cath ut. and
on the evening of the 27th he was taken
into custody by the Marshal Of that city.
and after hearing, committed 10 prison, on
Charge Of violently assauIting clllzen
on thu road, firing pistol at lnm. and o.
ihfrwise endangrriug his life. The de-
fence of the guard was, that the mail was
INSTRUCTED by the citizen, aud, for aught
he knew, about 10 bs robbed The guard
was subsequently ballrd.