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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

VI, There is every appearance at present that
the Wings in Rhode Island will elect The veteran
Trstrnm Burgess as Senator to Congress. We
hail the nomination with pleasure.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

The EXPLORING SoUADRoN.-The Norfolk Bea-
con OF the 2lst says. "Wc learn from the inlrIll-
gent pilot who conducted the squadron 10 sea,
thai he LET, the Vincennes at O'Clock pm SUNDAY
morning, twenty five miles east at Cape Henry,
with line breeze from the North. The officers
and crews were in excellent spirits, and all were
r"Ioced that they were fairly embark ed on their
Interesting mission The pilot describes he sight
OF the vessels OF the squadron about the flag snip
all under full sail, as highly pleasing. He declnr-
ed that he never saw men more bent accom-.
Pishlng all within their power for the honor anu
glory OF the Navy, and Of the country, aud full OF
life and zeal.
As there was rumor nh'at respecting some
show OF muriny on board the Peacock, II may be
well to state that there was no foundation Tor such
statement, aud that single sailor only used i'm
proper language, for which he as duly tried by
Court Marshal and punished.
Success and iavoring gales attend the squadron
The officers have much contend with apar,
from the novelty of their enr srprse, and its un-
certain issue; but we trust that they will all come
i"r.h like men, and by their holiness and skill,
whether successful or not, will m nge their names
with the deslnies of their service.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

The body of G"nzallns Prpe, sail maker living
the OBJ osite side Of the river, was found drown
ed, yesterday morning, n short distance above the
beef market. The body had some marks OF VIC.
ence on his ear and tenple. ....
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

John Neal, the author, is candidate for slu,e
senator in Maine. Literature is looking up.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

The city seemed nearly deserted on Sunday.
The fine cool weather tempted all abroad. The
ferries were crowded as well ms the lake, while
Cnrroiton was overaowcd with vis,ers. The la
dies in particular find this a delightful place of
recreation, for the csrdena laid out with excel.
lent TASTE, and supplied with bountifnl hand. Mr.
Haaf, the gardener, is an admirable botsnis, md
takes gren, PRIDE in his flower beas: while Mr..
Moore supplies In the boarders and visiters at the
Hotel accommodations unsurpassed in anv.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

HTSecretnry Forsyth left Canada in the steamer
" Victoria on the 22d August.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

The French ships OF War lett New York or
the 25th August.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

Outrage "A daring Outrage our laws has
been committed under sanction of the Frence VICE
Consul, in York, NJ. alonzo de la Fache,,e. THIS
gentleman applied for warrants TO nrrest two indi
yiduals who, he stated, were desertsrs from the
.ffrandre, lately sent hack to France. TIE war
rants were granted t" bring the 9, Benoil Mnrcnud
and - Remoud, before the m gistrn,es for sxa-
mination, instead Of which they were arrested a,
Fort Hamilton where they were awaiting the
"Star," Capt Glover, in which ship they had ak
passage TO this port, and placed on board the
French frgare Dido, which forthwith proceeded
with them 10 This contempt for our laws
in thus kidnapping two individuals who lived uu,
der their protection deserves the serious attention
OF our government, uud we doubt not, will receive
il. 1t appears that ,heselw men were really the
Captain and Mate Of the Alexandra, and the true
charge against them was ''piracy", but fearing
that so serious an offence would cause too great
vigilance the Vice Consul rried the fnes,e of side.
serton'' and succeeded in euding the officers of
justice.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

ror .aafenpOrt u,.a intermeaiate Landings
te f"Y~%Ass The siaulch light draught steam
lr-At1-sA ~buat REMARK, Robert A Moore.
master. will he the wharf this
day, ready to receive freight. For which passage,
modatons, apply on bsurd, or 10
JNO. ii GRAHAM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. &,
DATRICK DoHERTY aud JAMES p. NOLEN,
Il Their Creditors and the Creditors of p. Doh
city g. Co.. No. 16459-Fhe Cesson of the Petitioners
property having been accepted by the Court, for the
benefit of their Creditors it is ordered that meeting
of THEN said Creditors do take place the office of Ed
ward Barnett Esq, Notary Public, on Thursday, the
9TH Of September next, 10 O'Clock, A. M for the pur
pose of celebrating on the affairs of said petitioners
and in the meantime all Judicial proceedings against
their persons and property, to the creditors men
toned in the schedule, stayed; aud is further
dered that Micon Esq. be appointed to represent the
absent creditors, in this
Witness the Hon. A. NJ. Buchanan Judge Of the said
court this 4th day ofAugust, A. u. 1888:
THEO. LEWIS,
aus7-3tbm nep'y. Crk.
LNTAT DE LA LOUISiANE-Cour -du Premier
eJDistrct Judciare-Patrck Dohery and James
NOen, ereanciers ct les creanciers de p
DoIerty a. Co. NO, 1919. La cession DIES prOpric-
tes DIES peonaes ayant etc aecepte par la pour
lie benece de leurs cicanciers II decrete qu une
assembee desdits cfeanciers aura lieu en- retude
de Edw ard Barnett, Esq. Not Public, Jeud, 6 sep.
tembre proclaim, 10 heures du matn, atm de tGbc-
rer sur les aflars desdits petitionaires, ct en- at
tendan outes pourses udicaires contre leur person
ne lcur Pronretts sont arretees, quaint cream
cers mentonnes dams lie ,ableaT il es, de plus dc
crete que Micon, Esq. soft nOmme pour representer
les creanciers absens, dams cette affairs.
Present l'Hon. A M Buchanan, JUICE de ladite cour
lie 4 anut, A ID 1888.
THEO. LEWIS,
aut23 Depute Clerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

The Hon. Warwick Palfrey, late editor Of the
Essex Register, and member IF the Massachusetts
legislature, and Salem council, is dead
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

nFFICE NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE RAIL
" ROAD commandments on New York at
sight, sixty days date for sale, in suit pur
chasers. JAMES II CALDWELL,
jy6t President.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

The Iron trade Of England in sixty years had
increased from twenty five thousan nd to about a
million ions per annnm.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04
ORLEANS RANGERS.

ORLEANS RANGERS.
Al meeting of the subsc ribers for the purpose
of forming troop Of Horse to be attached to the
9TH Regimen, Louisiana Militia, held on Monday
the 9Th August; II w Palfrey was called to the
Chair, and H Bruno, was appointed Secretary.
On motion, John Gibson, ] N Hawthorn, F w
Jones were appointed a Committee To draft Bye
m o,ion the Chairman ond S, crelary were added to
the said Committee. a.... ... ..
On motion il was
Resolved, that absent members shall be per
mi,,ed to vote by proxy. ...
On motion the meeting was adjourned.
Alta called meeting, held on Monday evening
the Sd Sep ember, ..... ......
The Co nmi,rec appointed to that effect, report.
ed So, Of Bye Laws and Rules for the government
Of the Troop, which, taken into consideration,
and with some amendments adopted.
On motion, the troop went into an election Of
officers.
Osborne Cross, $50. was unanimously elected
Captain.
] w Stillwell was duly elected lat Lieutenant,
in Hawthorn was duly elected Cd do,
B Kendg was duly elected Cornei.
On MOTOR, the election Of the other officers was
pos poned to future meeting
On motion,
Resolved, the, the thanks Of, he Orleans Rn myers
be given to L'.C"l Kelly and Adjutan, Dakn for
their polite services in condycting this elec,inn.
Resolved, TINT the thanksbf the troop be return
cd to Mr. Mcdonnell for the use of his room.
On motion, the troop proceeded to the election
of a Treasurer aud Sc, rctarv.
Mr. John S Turner was elected Treasurer.
CIV Cammack was elected Secretary
Nv PALFREY, Chairman.
r H BRJ'NET, Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04
,L1n-NnI0nL

FOX 'NkW YORK.
IA The New packet ship ST. MARY, Rob
,EirAN w. Foster, master, is loading and will
1917. be despatched without delay For freight or
passage, apply TO Capt Fostef on bonrd opposite The
low end Of the vegetable market, or TO
PETER LAIDLAW,
Eug3nl 26 Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

II VIE Subscriber has been some time in preparing
and has now very nearly completed, a new edi-
ton of the Code Of Practice, upon plan which cannot
fail become useful the profession, in which he is
assisted BY few of his friends, the experience in the
law Of of whom dates from the establishment Of
our judicial SYSTEM and under whose especial direction
the matter has been prepared Since the appearance
by hessrs. Z. Johns Co.. il thought advisable
publish the Code Of Practice in the same form, that
those who desire it, may be enabled to bind the two
Codes together.
The arrangement however, will he different. After
collecting all the decisions of the Supreme Court upon
the rule OF practice which apply to the articles
tanned in the Code, they have been dgested and pa-
note together with references to the same; that the
render by turning to any article of the Code Of Prac
tice, will at once know the decision upon it, The
work will also contain all the amendments to the Code
of Practice, well rs the laws creating and regulating
tile City Courts of New Orleans, with complete in
dex to the whole.
The above werk will make its appearance as soon
tie first of March next, and bound in good substa-
al sheep common low binding, sold at SIX DOLLARS
per '' NJ. GREINER.
au9S--2m Attorney at Inv.
NY ANTi.D-An Oversecr to take charge ofnegroes.
Referees o for morality ip B6 5S%SsHy T' be
'''o augas Apply Corner ofNa,chaz and Tc"p,oulns
Oils, PAINTS s. TUkl'ENTiNES;
~ 10 Casks foreign l.inseeti WI,
IS barrels Spirits Fuipcntine;
$ casks Sperm Oil,
ln0 kegs pure White Lead;
$50 No.
Aso a general assortment ofnetci.es just ,'ecti'
we'd from the North, for sale low,hy ~
an " rchopitonlas st.
CITY BANK,
New Orleans, % Aug, 1888.
FENHIS Bank is checking on New York nj sight
D. ROBT J. PALFKEY,
nmg23 Cashier
REAvANA COFFEE-3oO bags prime, in store
~ " ~ " SLATER 4 Ta!ER,
nnge3 40 roydraS street
KpEGALlAS X NlZNDDRAs Segnrs-75,OUO OF
a superior quality landing from brig Ca,arine
for sale by SLATER & TRIER,
nug2H ~ Poylrns str.rt.
ENXCl lAN'ir. on Hos,on-In sums TO suit pur-
~ sTETsoV Il AVERY,
aug2s SO Gravirr ST.
CHAMPAGNE Brandv-In pipes and half pipes,
~ very superior old article in store and fer suIe
by Il K HYDE BRO,
nug8 81 Commsn corner Magazine st
HANK NOTE PAPER-Just received II few thou
- sand sheets of Bank Bill Paper, of very superior
DAVID FELT & co,
augaS NY Staloncrs Hall, "a Charities.
UlED Record Paper--Just received few reams
"a iindson'~ vary fine blue record Cap, both PLATA
and ruled, for saleb by
DAVID FELT & co,
aug23 NY Siat,ner's Hall, "a Chartres
DEFINED Whale Oil--I0O bills. rectified whale OF,
IA for sale by WHlTBRIDGE T. co,
aug28 100 Magazine st.
rANDLES--25O Boxes Sperm Candles for sale BY
" WHITBRIDGE & CO
aug28 1870 Magazine 81.
4 EMBRELLAS-6 cases of Umbrellas fer sale by
u WHITBRIDGE & co,
ang28 1870 Magazine st.
NHITE Havana Sugar-50 boxes White Havana
w Sugar, of very superior quality, now landing
from brig A. E., for sale by
JOSEPH COCKAYNE,
aug28 25 Gravier st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

WANTED TO RENT.
IL large, airy and convenient School
l!Ilw GIBSON, Editor.
aug3O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

pieces Kentucky bag ging for sale
ID by HOLMES e. MILLS,
ssp4 Bank Alley.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

ID for sule by LAYEl MELUNG,
augl8 u Commerce street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

MAYOkALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
EB'HE price OF ires -four today ~ rs per bb ac-
cording To the tariff the bakers shall give during
ts ehsuing week, from Monday 3rd SeptI 81 ounces
ubrpud or bit. Bread of the second quality is
quned 10 weigh Is per cent. nore VIZ: i64 ounces.
C. GENUlS, halO
sepl-l838
GLEAR PoRK--60 arrels clear pork in store und
" Tor sale by
LAYET e. AMELUNG,
Sept IL Commerce street.
arD-iyoU I.egs Prime Leaf Lard in store, for
IL sale by LAYET Il AMELUNG,
sepl " Commerce street.
HAI'S l.niInenI for the cure oi Piles, Just recei-
Ii we'd aud iur sale by
sepl - street,
NCARPENTER's Fluid Extract of Snrsaparilla and
NJ Row und's ionic Mixture, received by
! BOANABEl.
seli 1,hopoulss st. |
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

TRAITS on Louisville for sale by
IL HERMOGINE BROWN {, co,
aug3O ... 9 Cont at.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

U'Con+igness Of Goods per bnrque ZOIOFF,
Capt Merrill from Havre, particularly requested
TO take out their PERMITS
l. ii GALE,
sep4 93 common.
IT'ihe pncket ship vlCKSBURG, Wade. master,
from New York. is now tscharging opposils the vege-
table market; cOnsgn will please attend to the rc-
ceipt o! their goods. J ID BEIN g. A COHEN,
Eep4 Agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04
SERVANT WANTED.

: SENVNNF
XXTANTED immediately good Cook, washer and
w ironer, for which good wages will be given.
Apply to l2lSt Joseph street, between Camp and
Magazine streets - .. sep4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04
aug25-ay
HEMORRHOTDS.

HEMORRHOIDS.
HAYS LINIMENT.-No FiGtion.-This OK.
IL traordnary chemical composition, the result
of science, and the invention OF a celebrated medi.
cal man, the Introduction Of which to the public
was invested with the soemnity of doathbed
bequest has since gained reputation unparalleled
fully sustaining tho correctness of the lamented
DR. Grdleys last confession, that - he dared not
die without giving to posterity tho beucit of his
knowledge this subject" and he therefore
bequeathed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret of his discovery
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly for the cure of the Piles, and so extern
sivey and eoctually to battle creduiity, unless
where its effects are witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints
For Dropsy-Creating extraordinary absorption
at once.
All MISUNDERSTANDING them in few hours.
Rheumatism--Acutc or Chronic, giving quick
| ease.
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whoopng Cough-Externaly and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and urns-Curing in a
so,cs and Ulccrs-W!letlcr fresh or long
standing and fever
lie oner,, IONS upon adults and children in rcduc-
inc rheumatic dwellings, and looscning coughs and
tirh,nc.s of the 1, hest BY relaxation of the parts
his been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark of thosG ws have used it in the
Piles il Z" 1t acts like cha m.
THE PILEs-The price, f. IS re'nnded to any
pcrson who will use bottle of t4ay's Linlment
Tor the Piles, and return tIe empty bIH'ic without
being cured Taese are the positive ora. 5 OF Inc
proprietor to the Agents; and ont Of many thou
sands sold not one has been unsuccessful.
WI might insert certificates TO any length but
prefer that those who sell the article, should cx
hlbit the eriginaa " Purchasers.
CAUTION-NSne be genuine without
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
und also that 9th Agents.
SOLOMON NAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCk g.
Co, New York, and by one Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corner of
Common g. Tchoupitorlas street, and by the
Apothecaries generally. je3O
s PERM Whale Oil-l5lO gallons winter sperm oil;
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

aeLOCk L !, TIN LATE " LiNC-3OpIgs block
ID tin, 100 Jokes tin plate and 5 casks zinc, in
store, for sale BY 5 LOCKE Il Co
iyl4 22Od We
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04
nngl"-l838

* TIsAYED.-0n the 10Th inst. Scotch White
- Terrier Slut, black the point of the nose, hair
little rough. Whoever has the same will plense
return her to this office they will be literally re
ward d. aug2l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

SIR-ln order TO place the controversy respecting
the late memorial to the Council of the Second
Municipality for the erectian oil Market House,
in it's true light, will thank You TO publish the
Enclosed copy Of my letter to DR. Barton; and also
to republsh the proceedings Of the council ON the
same subject Your obed' servant,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

'eAKE' Notice no bill against the Floating Drv
I Dock, signed and approved by James Dick, will
hereafter he paid by the owners OF the Floating Dry
Dock. the said james Dirk having never been author
ised to make any contracts
Moreover all bills from this date will have to he AZ
proved ana Signed by the agent of the Floating Dry
Dock. IiERMUGINE BROWN e. ca,
nug23 d Com; c,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04
CODE OF PRACTICE OF LOUISIANA.

A HOUSE. kitchen amt stop tor sale, tr,,itne
"A Circus and Basin street. Privilege 10 TO given
in Is days. JAMES LAMBERT.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

s. PERM Whale Oi-l5OU gallons winter sperm oil;
- li00 gallons summer oil; 1900 gallons refined
whale, for sale by WIltrBRIDGE & co.
aug2I 1870 Magazine st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

g DAP and Tallow CandIes-1OU Dukes TaIIow Can
- dies; 900 boxes No. and extra soap. brands of
james Gould and Jackson 8, Trowbridge; for sale by
ISAAC BRMSiiE & co,
aug93 IA Mor.v;nos e.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

&ALT--5U0 sacks fine salt in store aud for sale by
~ s II WHITNEY,
auu03
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-04

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE
Rail. ROAD COMPANY.
nRAFTS on New Fc'k arsisl+ 80 and GO davs
~ sight, for sale in sums to suit purchasers A.
So Cedar timber for posts and sleepers, aud Phadel-
phia lumber wheels and carts for sale on reasonable
trims. JAMES ii CALDWELL,
aug23-Gt pre.Js,t
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-25
From the Albany Argus.

Mr.. Biddle-Resumption.-Mr. Bddle
is now playing bold and desperate game.
We understand that he has at length thrown
off all disguise, and not only refuses to CO.
operate with the efforts of the banks of this
state for the resumption ofspecie payments,
but openly interposes every possible obsta-
Gle to prevent such consummation.
Through the influence and power of Mr..
Biddle, represented by Mr.. Emanuel
Eyre,) the Bank Convention held last fall
in the city of New York, were prevented
from fixing definite day for resumption;
and an adjournment until the second Wed.
nesday in April (next Wednesday, was eff.
fected through his Interference Now, how.
ever, he refuses to send delegates to the adj.
journed convention, and through him all the
Philadelphia banks have sgni6ed their de-
termination to resist a return to the per-
Torrance of their obligations to the coun.
try. More than this, (since the annuncia.
ton that the banks of the city of Boston
were prepared to cooperate with those of
New York. he has sent his smisaries thith.
er, and has induced them as body not on.
" TO manifest doubt and irresolution, but
leading institution among them. the Suffolk
Bank, under the guidance Of the great foun-
tain of illegal and irresponsible paper is
sues, has seeded from the movement, and
now labors with its Philadelphia "regula.
tor" to postpone the period Of resumption
to an indefinite period.
This course Of conduct, so reprehensi.
BILE in all respects, and SO unworthy Of an
institution which processes to stand at the
head of the banking interpretations of the
union, and which has assumed to be the un.
erring irregular" of the currency, is aimed
at The banks and the business interests of
this state. Aside from the scheme of pro-
noting his own specuations, and of keep.
ing out his irredeemable and deprecated
issues in every form Of imposition upon the
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-25

Internal Impropemen state of
Maryland seems at last to be in earnest in
completing the great works which have been
several years in progress in that state, the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. The former
which is one of the largest canals in the
world, will probably terminate at Cumber-
land, in the immediate vicinity of the coal
and other vast mineral wealth of Allegheny
comfy; it is progressing with rapidity to-
its completion. In about two years, we
may expect a supply of the best bitumlnous
coal in the world. 1t is now determined to
commence the railroad at Cumberland and
continue it to the Ohio River, distance of
about 100 miles. When these works are
finished, line of communication from the
Atlantic to the Ohio River, will be opened
at much less distance than at any other
point. The following is an extract from a
letter from friend at Washington on this
subject.
at is now determined forthwith, say in
June or July, to commence the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad from Cumberland to the
Ohio River, crossing the Allegheny Noun
tains. The legislature Of Maryland did ev-
cry thing for the canal which was asked.
Gave the president and directors the con.
troll of the bonds of the state, to the amount
of the subscription, viz three millions of
dollars, and directed the Treasurer Of the
State to pay the interest here or in London,
in specie or its equivalent. So that every
thing looks WE'LL"
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-25

Another Boundary Question. lit ap-
pears, from statements in the Richmond
papers, that that beautiful little republic
'yclept Texas, has, perhaps to revenge
herself upon our own ungratefM republic
determined to deprive the territory of Ar
kansas of couple of counties--Fayette
and Miller,--and established her land Of
flee in them. And what is equally funny
a majority Of the people of those counties
are Of spirit so kindred to the Texas vii.
lians us to favor the claim ofthe latter and
prefer the connexon with them i -as they
have elected representatives to the Texan
Congress, and have organized counties, and
elected sherlls, clerks, coroners, &c. They
refuse to pay taxes to or to recognize the
jurisdiction of Arkansas. The subject
has been referred to the Legislature of
Arkansas by the Governor, who recon-
mends that Miller county, where the great
est dissatis action exists, and where, he says
the laws cannot be faithfully executed, be
abolished, and her territory attached TO
some other county which is possessed OF
more patriotism. The Governor states
that he will Immediately communicate with
the President of the United States, and
procure, if possible, an early and defnitive
adjustment of the boundary question. He
comedies that portion Of Miller county
may, on settlement, fall to Texas bu
asserts, that our Government, since the
purchase of Louisiana, has always claimed
and exercised Jurisdiction over it, and will
never peaceably surrender its claims until ,
decision against it by an authorized tribu
nal.-Thc Arkansas Legislature has no
yet acted on the subject.-Sun.