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,-T..,s himself \ sr.ef ed III INV IllIns 10 MAJ e
satisfactory concessions, they crossed the nvsr On
Monday tnaTrlus settle their gre, ~ killing
aur another. The scene Is represented Is being
one of the coolest observation-disclosures Of the least ex
riielnrlt among the due!llstS that perhaps be
eontefapIaieti. They were stationed ut thirty feet
distance each holding hs pistol by ms side, stand
Ing IN the natural position 10 fire. Are You ready
ire-oue. fau, three. four. hNea-"ere tie words,
tiurue the utefaHce OF which they to fire Each
raised - Fi,,ol-and at the word - three they fired
simultaneously making but one report Mr. Jack
>1u dropped ms pistol. aud gave involuntary
taitlh--tle BAL OF his adversary having passed
through ms body below the hip. Mr. Gholson re-
manned lmmosable III his position, with hise eyes fix
ell upon h adversary. for Notwithstanding TO-
wards As surgeon. he advanced three or four PAGES
with a >uiie ON las couutrnance, III, arm placed A
hinlo. "a uute position, hen he fell dead IN his
surgeons suus, Without speaklng-his antagonists
ball having passed through ms heat.
NJ. Jackson Is not considered III danger. although
had the ball struck ore half inch nearer the spinr it
would have terminated fatally. The parties retired,
satisfied thai all had ended - Hioal noSoRABLY 1t
eordus TO ihc rules ofa0rteti Dtardtr. 4 gentleman
present nj III. unfortunate meeting, and who has VII
messed man. similar remarked that it surpassed
all description for brtery-each determined and sa-
;lse1 that he should nil his autagonis-both hav-
m, declared that they should strike the one exact
Is where lie da-the olhcl within one half OF an
int h.
We have given the particulars, not because the
borrow u detail IS pleasant 10 10 crafty pub
lie cuflosty-but to correct thousand ms state
mrnts found peryadlng mourning public.
A general gloom fills our community, though 10
measures were taken TO peyent the catastrolh" We
even doubt the eXpediency OF such a course having
been taken. Balls nor bonds would have healed
thc anlinositlcs ranking III such bosoms. \ street
rcncounler would undoubtedly have been the result,
IN winch probably would haze fallen several Of the
friends Of each panty.
Mr.. Gholson was our friend. From Of the
6rst iaines III Virginia Ahcrtng too deeply that
tenacious love Of heuor 50 susceptible of injury and
willing to give hogoraHe redress 10 others lie has fad
Ten IN the prime ct manhood, victim OF human
weakness. y more gonerou, hearted, honorable
man We neyel knew tlan William T. Glol~on.
Engaucr.
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United states. Mexico a Texas.
OFFICIAL.-FRoM TIM GLoHE.
MEAICD.

An American vcSsrl. (fhe Ann EiIza Of scw ork. J
seized At Vera Cruz by tie order 81 The Command.
ant Guadaioupe Victoria. shortly alter released.
II was supposed on the that tins done be-
cause TIE conduct OF tie Comnaniaut was ut APP
proved hs the Government although At "as 1unonnc-
Cd 20 be without direction trutn the Executive.
The reports N the newspapers Nth fesard IL tue
release If Tie Nrsirau vessel irca. b, Commodore
Dallas. We lad ~ doubt wrfr unfnuuded, n they
haze proved 70 be- he holds That vessel subject 10
the orders ufthr Executive A. she captured
hs W7v Il rtprsal II is presumed sh. vii he restored
to the NcNcan Government. Outrageous IS the
canducf II the MeNcan fleet has been, N making.
iaas Cmnaicls prizes Of all American vessels bound
10 TcSas. tiefe authoft, for the very effective.
piled BIS The Nstrhez.
The American vessel Champion. carried INTO Met
afnoris with cargo ORTIZ from >ja.6nofn loo 600.
has been condemned a, lawful puze b, the MeNI-
eau authorizes for being on asotace to the block.
ded poffs ol Texas The Julns Cesar vii prubabl,
share the same tate. and all other American sessrs
captured bN lie NeNicAns. \ messenger - on his
VIZ to- make demand of redress IN these and all 9th
Il eHers ri outrage upon the Tinted Stues ht nex-
'co.
Hopes arc entertained that tie good >ea,c 81 the
rc@ Ptr#leaf Wi dictate the Answer 10 tbs demand
and hai prompt u.flcc Hillrendor any acton on
grrss IT fhc se,sfoa of September unnecessary
Slauld fl4rso larc.lc disappointed, The rary meet
ing of C5nc,es, llb- fortunate lo fho.r Of our fc
low el'zan, Win ne cn=eg,d ia commerce ia tho
Gut Of NicNfo.
The Cabuetol d.e nea Presidcntoi Mexico con
ISIS Of
LevIs &. Cre,a, Nu.irr of Foreign Affairs
] Pcoay Peai. Au.-tet Of Grace ,nd Justice
Joaquin l.. iua. Naslo, oi Flnance
Ger. Nerana Neel.o1 na Nml,te, OF Nar
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Fraa, m NJ TX Ersniaa .Star.


Efpo,tattoH u Sfes,e.-fhefe Is no law prohibit
ny the expectation OF >peeie and Yet we learn that
raunatou has been gwen to the captains II pack
ct, 10 state 10 tie custom house villa, specie they
may have on board. Had tney not better count the
duo aud tuIh".s IL the fowl house, and make tie
COOK u"f ofei No pots IN the caboose know what
~ dfantf. 1t hard enough 10 swallow some Laws,
ahd harder get dl.cs, Illegal cdlcts and circulars
but public servants must beware how they invade The
personal nights Of cuHens without any color of law at
III.
Tn hto P,G-Wc stated yesterday our belief
th1tihc banks not cunaing. We were in er-
ror The Manhattan and Bank of America, who
tooh 80 remark ale lead nthc withdrawal OF the de
posltes, and promised The ichants anabundaut mo
rey market aud equalization OF domestic exchanges,
are both contracting, with the hope Of showing their
ability - thu Gos"r0ment, aud finally receiving all
The deposncs, at the expense oil the other instiu-
tons, and Of the whole mercantile communify Con
ercss 81" dispose Of the question at carly day IN
the MON time II may be well to inquire how much
le',nnc We may expect to have under the existing
slate Il thugs,
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


4
WALL. STREET-aHF o'oLath.-lhe sales
Of ,tack 10 day ucfe not ssr, heavy but al manifest
Z, better ratcs, intel States sluscd Al an ads 9nce
Of "a: Deav are aud Hudson At 3; Farmers Trust
IA American Trusi u Tnca l. aud Mohawk aud
Harlem. each per cent.
MECHANICS Bank and Harlem Rad Road. closed
fne sale A. SATURDAY, Ling Island at a decline OF
Ealf per cent.
Seerre- american gold sa- premium d.. ii. dol
lar.e3s7,: Spanish aolars-ea9; Mexican -a9, SOY
reiens - 20 Douboons tPatrioUl6.25.
The Bostonlaus have suspended indefinitely any
l.,fe oil snail ~ The course OF the debate on
The subject 4 cashier u of the BANKS, and mem
Der of til, common eeuuciI stated that the banks
issued specie enough Tor he wants OF the rommau-
~, By paving the fractional parts OF dollar ou the
face Of the cheeks The amount thus paid cut aver
ACES about $1,000 per day.
AZ Montreal. Frereh crowns are selling AT > per
cert premium Tor TIE payment OF custom house
bouds.
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MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE.
Much sympathy has been eNeelrcd by the myste-
tous disappearance OF Mr.. John +. Alvey of this eli
Y, 4 respectable grocer and Yer, worth, man. Mr..
\. had been afflicted ii some tune with a cancer on
ms tacr and had resoted Philadelphia for sur
eical assistance Being too late for the steamboat on
SUNDAY morning, he determined 10 set out in his own
carriage with the hope ot getting ahead of the boat
"e she Wiz passing some OF the bends of the river
and 10 get on board near New Market, about II
miles below tins place. When arrived at the snot
me driver ems own senant) states that Mr. iyey
got ont OF the carnage and directed HIM to remain
Hull he (Nr A should cross over by a near path 10
sec II ihr boat Wis coming. The driver remained
iot an h"nl OF more, but getting uneasy proceeded
III search at iIS master to the spot where he srnno
1t he hId gone. bat could NOT find hun, On an
preaching tilr rHer, he found Mr.. IS hat and TIE
h'"dhercIne win which ms face had been band .cd
N 4 c@oc,w'lh a paddle resting upon the hat. No
trace ms since been discovered OF this unfortunate
&cntleman' and his family and friends are conse-
qnentlf IN dep distress at III; uncertainty of his
fate.
4. S.-Sincr writing the above We learn TIA, the
dINel ana ice negro nave been arrested ON su,pi
csonoi hMms mad,ted Mr. T. PM
BRUTAL ASSAULT
'oe OF me most daring outrage ever committed in
i "a. city, was pcrpetr'ted On Edward V Sparhavk,
EN'lon SATURDAY night last between and 10 a clorL
In passing from the Po"halm llousa II, II street
between CITY Hall aud Railroad Depot Mr.. :
can no" only recoccl that he heard iootsfep, ba
A'nd hm-but before he could distinguish any object
he vas knech'd dowu and cruelty beaten viii, c,nb
or some other AeavN weapon. lie reeolleced no
5'"S "'r, mat until nc found hm>efm his own
door on Maln street. Hi, head Is wounded IN Sow
HI places aud both ia" bone, brohrn--,o that me IS
unable to seah, or to take nourishucnt, EXCEPT by
way OF fluids. From the fact that Mr.. s. nanta-
looms pocketwas torn out aud few dollar, IN SILVER
with pen knife taken, ii i, far to inter that the OBJ
I'm
eIu" NAY be found, ~ that tie assassin am, roI,er
may be brought to punishment
VII. we are glad To hear, Is on, of danger, but
ne IS doomed TO much severe SUFFERING for several
"''Ns-at Tune, too, when his talents as a reporter
OF debates will be- much needed H.
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Correspondence orAe v y. Capice 4 Eugg,rcr.
\rN OpItA<s. Nav Is

NV ouLrANs, May Is.
MrTlNh vt TN TtNrNH tAur.-As have men
TONED IN my former communications. the Texan
ountcerS cautioned at the camp upon la Baca.
OF Nayldad have been very much Dissatisfied AZ tbc
state OF inactIon IN which the, have been kept for
me last twelve months, and felt very ANXIOUS
e,thet to advance into Mexico, obtain thcIr dis
charge. The Texan army Is dallN Increasing in num-
berN, by the constant rrrral of volunteers, and
amounts NOW to2,loo, men III thu best order and DIS
clplhc; but the government is lahurin. under qrc,t
ulhcuueS To keep them together. Iatict. The sol.
"'eis h'%ln to Nuer from the want ut provisions and
pay ana under such circumstances 10 wonder the
following occurrence has taken place.
TN the 18th ultimo, some uuwlhnpnrs, vas mani
tested by a number OF the volunteers to ail,nl to
then duties, on the prctcnce that thcy we've fused
what goNclnment had promised thrn. On the laI-
loving lay several OF thcm refused to assemble on
p'fad', aud were consequently put under gulld and
confined IN mons, by order WAS reported. OF the
commanding General, \. Sidney johnson. The
same hl@hl about 800 men, armed with mllshct> and
haNonrtS proceeded In the guard lcut, and drnllu.
dcd ol thu captain OF the guard the immediate release,
81 the prisoners; he refusing to g1ut tins, the mu-
hneefs entered the tent and knocked olt the irons +
me mon confined there. Communication Of thu,
movement " as quickly conveyed to Gen. Johnson.
VINO was SILL confined to ms tent, but in despite OF his
wound, he mounted his hursr. rode 10 tn, artillery
corps ana ordered parade oithe various compinir,
! ne e'hnonS were loaded with grape and canister,
ana drawn up 50 IL 10 rake the whole line Of mutt
hces. General Johnson then uuhestatingl> rode
up ordering them To ground then INNS nmrncd
al'lN, or Ia receive the discharge OF the artillery
/ he mutlne"rs, finding their stulfion rrthrrunplca-
SAINT cast LOOK at the artcrymen, aud obc>cd tie
oidtt"ihout murmurlng.-'rhc riuelrade,, tlEolt
~ III number were thrn secured and put in non,
"' remainder dispersed TO thcr quarters, and order
mddisciplnt "trc restored In the camp len ul,psou
seldom leaves lls tcn his wound not pcrnit,l,l. It,
tie mas written To the Secretary OF Var. either to
sen" MN oihcefS to assist in the command or to an
Pn Mt another commander but by tins TIM, Gene
fu teIN Huston must have returned To tlir army
Most OF the captive McNcan officer, lave been
raj Cos.
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greater than TIA, the ustriou, + siher Of on
Goan,rs---Ye, sifh al these advantages he ha'
fulfilled Of a fl.dges-hs course Ia
lssaa l,rpetly ofhersIse. Has he reformed sbu
ses , Ga tie foei OF Congress u has been said
thar The government corrupt ~ any Ia til,
uonl-ss corrupt thar II WIS doubtful whether any
aniinisifattou future coni! conduct 1t pfoperl,
and be sustained. lie has b. h, driven from
sina al the talent eoqac0ee aud moral worth to
which We hive ailnded. We locked FOR limits to
Erecuilse power: the Presidency Is turned over 10
the rle.ent incumbent with authority beyond TINT
Of any constitutional monarch, IN Europe. lie has
freilesi The expenditures OF The government He h5s
eny3fgrd lie Executive patronage TO such an extent
as to aeaken the fears Of the people Tor the safety Of
ffce PRINCIPLES of government. lie has appointed
gfeaflY members OF Congress 10 office than any
ri his PREDECESSORS Almost all the Offices Of
have been hed Riih noisy partlzaus and among he
fnost noisy arc ab1at hundred editors. enlisted
hy treasury pap INTO the ri the government.
The Se1ate has been deprived of 1t, dignity and
the House Of Represenfstiye-, subjected 10 constant
temptation. has been dsfpbe8 II IL inaepe ndruce
and an srosi universal belief prevails that Ixcou-
TIVE patronage has sometimes influenced popular {
lscfions.
Such vii be the Ia. uace of faithful history.
THIS a1drcs. constitutes but feeble outline Of the
administration Of Geu jackson
When he INFO Po~sr commerce vas
feurislfng and The country inlproslng-Ihe earth
returned tie armer, each tcs !sne wear. increase
~ comforts. Whtn he ~cGi eur. strff of asltors-
y WAS sweepn- over tie wLele Lind
Tins sIdtes, has been oy TT Iaul, oil, last and
dosing scene IN tn greai polite drama. Iar last
three years oihs administration haze been peealrr
Is pregnant with appalling Occurrences. R.ofs, dis.
cord, revolutionary moseiut8.> ~ one ot the old
thirteen States. which. 1t Hey hd succeeded
would have reiutrd the government hrfe to - on
eln8l elements. adestru tJa eI confidence in IT,
hstary systen. tn1 has lei 70 sas F"oslon 81 Gre
dlr, reduced III. p,cr al property. reh and person
al rendered worthless ~ valuable
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Landed. and placed = ia. disposal Of Cone 81 Brave.
Col. Wharton lett n The Bar On hts p'ioif.
on the whole lud e from the fsi-fs heiofe us.
there !. Iie probability OF any serious llff ut, he
tween fhis country aud M'Nioo. Some of them. II
Is true buster good deal At tie capture at tie c.
neral Urea b. lie Natehez. aud call on the GO
v.rumrn 10 reIaate huf Tins Il does not appear Oh
be the course 81 husiamr1te, whose polos l. dsei=
dolly naeIhc-
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''TT"'TI 7 M TOTTIIT TTl7
To ]. l.. Mruce, master Fob Roy.
Froo, me Nac orleans Ca,ai.r. .ng %.

fron' me Ne'r orleans Coe.i.r, 1iig -.
Yer" Nrah letters ofthc l2th May receneobs au an
rNal this morning represent the state of things IN that
CITY as tranquil The intelligence of The capture Of the
Mexican brig Of war by the Natrhrz aud her beng
carried into PcnsIcola had hrcn received but clc-
atcd but lntlc sensation. The M,Nrads were Hing
10 renew The amlrable relations which hitherto exist
ted between thct"o nations, provided thy Americans
cease making leprisals (captulcs)
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teuacou, love Of heuor 50 susceptible Of injury and
willing give hoaora5ie redress to Others lie has il
len IN the prime Of manhood, a victim oil human
weakness. y more gcnerou, hearted, honorable
man neycl knew llan William T. Glolson.
Enqaircr
FJow u,c (pa.) Farmcs Heaisid. far .tple.
PROSPECTS OF HORTICULTURE N NlR-
GINA.
In all the wide field 30" olened to onr vie" of dis
trcsS, bankruptcy or ruu-a9 nc ui;uaI, rs well Is
commercial, and publica well specially bearing
on md s.dua~-there IS one Si2n and promise OF
future better state of agriculture IN Nngina-a state
oil NOR solid prosperity than has appeared for some
years. Tic madness Of speculation Inwe>tem lands,
and the consequent unrs ual flood of eni grafton from
the old States will be eteetuay destroyed by the
abs uce ordeSrucon OF then nHcdiltc causes, VIZ:
the late "Nrayaganty high prices of cotton. and the
means offered by the enormously extended bank paper
cnculaton III ald of all the mad operations oil spec
ulalor. Had there been no TeSfcJH c0a1tr4. or had
the relative advantages Of both regious been truly
known. Virginia would already have reached high
state Of agricultural improvement AID prosperity.
Now, "hlie the western states wall continue to oiifr
all DlIeu real advantages. those which were merely
imagined by speenllor, and lhrlr dupes, VIII d.sap
pear. The land-holcrs Of Virginia Will, by severe
lesson. be the moprieN Of remaining At home,
aud improving the abundant resources of thcir own
country. let this but be felt aud properly acted on,
ten years, aud face will be presented by aerl-
cultufe. We are century III the OF what
would have brrn thr },,roxed cnIit,on ol o,r tori
tory mini, madness. had NOT been continually onat,
,5,,, f draw. ,,,3> me wealth. ,o,,,lfIo, ,1i,r,,r,
and ,,lcri of the and ~ reduce 10 the Lyyrst
L.. Grade tb,. ,,l,,,. nf all ,b,i WIS len b,.,od
II VIII nov, be found that most Of those persous who
have zone 10 the Southwest duriro the time of zen
.rl IrIu,lon have lost no,e than tIrv have oaineI
\ lrluore thauthry mi have gainc by j,niIroyuo
thcil land and resources IN Virginia Crenin,fau-
rrs Will nov t,rcc oI,r u.our la onI, IN h,,uc for
tbeir chance, tof#wcalth and hapnines,-asd tbey
a,st as soon As they BERN To r,e rom the present
si,t.of uro.tlaIlon and de>pondeucy. bcam also TO
Improve, instead Of hastcuiaa TO abandon tie laud Of
Iii;,I
Perhaps, owing to our peculiar sltnatlonno otherin-
diNdlai LAS tad soch eiI opportunity 10 estimate the
enormous amount" oil INJURY hHeicd on agriculture
by me SPii OF western sPeeaIauo'' aid the tIPes"-
1"' u '''si''us at some lo,uG a'he' helo ny very
l'IA VINO i'h'sfN's DIT tudiIG nave MOI YET carried
ana no" VIII NOT carry that expectation INTO effect.
N"p'2 VIII MAKE Improvements WIN alnit' Hrai' or
- Hlt''H Piou' however cheap ana certain may De
he means VA" expects TO sell HIS "hd al some III
e''c aie' anu - A"'s' i,"'ii lI' 'ou9hualN '"aS
Pt''Gs, MAJ Nv 'a'mot t''' 10 Ieidia III purchase
'' ~ Ioe'o MS must
nave let Tue consequences OF this state OF th@stu
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~ SNn'esI,,

Apprentice 10 the Printing Business. i, I'm.
n Once. pur of rood ,norll rhar.cte our,
Nil be taken.
Apnl Il to,
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MEMPHIS, MAY

II.r, IEHFHIs MAY 20.
~ tL'-h IS with painful feelings thai we am
nounee the fatal termination of a dnrI bo,,,.,, '
our citizens Mn Wm. r. Gholson and Mr. ,lhcr,
Jackson on Monday mornlng last, on the Arkansas
shore of the Mississippi The original eanqe Of ,h,s
''n'n'7hlc.fe' wa ola very r,ninc nat,lf. Inn
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NtfrhcH's Reference and Distance MAN
OF the uitcd Sintcs

\ 81 received and Ton sale few of the ,,bo,r
- M\'S, nr1tlN painted in counties By
CHS. PHELPS.
Apr
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and
thlng pissed oil III Il quiet and pleasant ,nar,,.!
The following Is the result
N~eePstahtS mile hcats
J. Il. kendaIs br { by Dlshall dam b,
Hickory.
}. kotehs brl by Eclipse Lightoot, dam BY
john Richards, . =
0}'a ~ si A1e"N' DR.
''''1 IN Is'-.1 '9'
=, ',P's,.' 4'|e.r''0 mtIc meats
u may - III '"'Se'' ~ EClil Sc cam by
:,
" ',l2'"i' : " III Lazy llePe' by Monmouth
, ~ ii'a', nam o9c'i' !.
u, d'I" Il Jessie hleHafds' by John
!, va ia, '"t"9' ",'', o>c''' ) !
= '''5 81 " ''o' " 'oh'hha cam loh
=, 1'7"' =
u ''"''" III '"it' NOM oihtf!' by l.
~ ~ " '"' us
' % "'' o.
'h'"H" ''Af'
-. ''S' N"eel'>t"h'S !of cots ana hIeN,
IN, "'s '' ~ 'i'' sp''"S VI 9"'-iIIe heats
,:, ~ 'o' - :, III II suDS
i. >. ''Ilisoh ca l., sally Beftidhd, dan
~, ~, " ~ = "",t" 'a'' mt DIS
= ''1, o'''' se' - "l '''"i ""ii 'f'ss-
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aly stock IS Vcr, large and desirable embracing a,
most every article usually kcptin Dry foods Houses
ihefe are many pfces ol Goods, fresh and uncut and
nearly all Of the assortment bougla beto,r n, ,,'u
reat ddrGnces last FaH in the Norrhcrnc,tics. ne
following are a few OF the articles composing fbr So
laollOn, viz
Inc aud super Broad Cloth. all colors.
l.A'fd heavy PILOT Cloth and Petcrshan Coating.
'hf 'ha super Cdssuet.s, and Cassimcfcs all col
! herSeys, Fucd Cloths Ann, Cloths. and I#nscys
inr Negroes,
. Rose Whitney, Macanan, Dun, and Pom, Blan.
kcts,
Rcd, white aud green Flannes and Ba,le.
Bales } and "A O1uaburgs, se,, heavy,
: large 10, 81, al and 81 Shecrma
LED IiclLng, Apron Checks, &c
.iefihos Clrcassians, Chall $ and Bombazlnes
I piecfs itai'ah Lendstrmg, some very good at
: At beautiful assortment Of colored Gro de Mars
'oult de Swas, Gro tie Swl,ses and SatIps
a splendid lot OF dark Calicos aud French an,
prlcs,
Menno' Ihlbet, DOL, chally Cnshnan Worstcd
SATIN and Slk Shamls aud liandkerchr1s
Lace aud Muslin fapes Collars Caps and Cola
tolofed SILK Nelveis and Ostrich Feathers
- general assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
besides great variety OF other FANCY GOODS
sarge assortTmcnt of fashionable Fur
ANA satin HATS, for gcntlencr,
Also kARGE LOT OF SHOES. HARD
K; WAkD, CUTLERY. GROCERIES. Nc.Nr.
Those who deal IN tins market have SO freouentl,
been imposed upon by advertisements of tins Kind
thai the, may look upon all others with suspicion
put IN this instance, ! can as.n,e Them ti,,t INV
'ooDs and prices shall establish the truth of nv
assertions. whenever favored with a call. Coun,,y
merchants and the public generally, are requested ~
aa anu examine the assortment, | feel confden,
~ giving general satisfaction.
Il. b. NORNELL..
January 5 - i
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ne" census vi the State of MAJ.
Just bee taken under The authority of the las
S''ite'utns h'd been received at Jack so, :. Oii
inc eauh'ies but HTee. De Soto Monor and -, all
."' ne "hole number OF inhabitants i, =, uh
ufee counties eSceptsd) 3O2, 2o7-of WIZ, I'iese
are Tree withstand 1862 0G5 slaves n 4osI4e
l'Ies ~ me 'a'e are ODD 800, of whom no,e r
.iiI'' u 100 al, nhaef the age Of p wears ~,
white male population Of full a.e and I,,,, The
}j.-il. ' uP"aids. i,
The number ri acres OF land c,,Iti,,,,.,
state, III The ycar go, Was .O27 O35. III The
Tie number OF bales Of cotton ntn,I,,oo,
state, III the year lo36, Was 3l5.1ei ID The
An inspection Of the list ofindyiduals ,,,..;.
me ',eefeafy "i " ar TO visit the Miliiar, .InE
4. Wsst I9Iht' con'lnces Us that III. Sih my
-. ~ : o'nee5' Is nor me highminded man ,b,, -
fehds represent him. From this S,,,o H. 1 '' us
pointed Thomas =. Moore the are,, f,,n Ut h'S a-
tttIc horse-Whippcd, who Is too uoto,;oyi .'o The
nous 10 require further dcscription E' ma
heSoee ne has appointed that miserable and ana I'm
'agabond' Johu I. Mullay who two or ,ha late
aSo "ofhtdas aJourney man printer in onr IN ,''i'
III oul debt, and ran away between two got
pfevousl! collected money from the subsrriL,ff,,9
Lexington observer pocketed il, and been ,,Jj. NV
ri as STH"twg tit"t". What beautiful CHI
ters to supenntend the examination of nn '"'1e-
highest scientific institutions of the crnn,ry 'ie
lh9aSttHe Joan.d
MS same person was IN Washington, winter l..
fore last, IN want Of employment NOT obtou3,r W
he went to Richmond, and thence r. r. any,
where he turned Van Buren, man. and rot
village an buren, paper What a char,cte, G u,
Government to select from the whole. State nj ~ nv
nesste, for the honorable distinction of yi,,,, q"
Point 1t would have been less disrenn,,ll, est
chosen DR.. Rucker. IlV,,,bjo.Il,,, ~ ~ nave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-05

Most oi the captive McNrcan officer, lave hreu
liberated by President llouslou-anone them. Gem,