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Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

PoRr LEoNzBrig Susquehannah27 bales cotton d Pom..
roy coGl59 HolbTook, Nelson co-ll2 Mell-55 w G
Maitland cos Leavit-2 Spear Patton-O5 Center
u co-8 to order ~ '
"! CaAE.LEsToN-BriT Moon-Cotton to Durham Dmou-
victor SDuckwitz-Boyce Adams-R Irvin-Fitch Co
order. " "
CHARLEsroN-BrR Alvano-342 cotton Barstow Pope
80 ties rice Sprague & Robinson. N'
CHARLEsToN-Schr Chaenge-322 bales cotton Cont co
ga X Graves. ~ - ="
GEoRGETowN SC-Schr Potomar-55OOb u ,hes rice More
Spragne & Robinson - ' - -'"' ~
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Died.

H., dnesday evening the 18th, JANE, wife of G. Cat
ing IN the Ssth year of her age.
nends OF the family respectfully invited at
.eh9 " funeral from her late residence No 10 Bowery
vitati On. ' ~ "
oh the 18th instant, Mr.. CHARLES F. SHANKLANp aged
'o Is. Formerly from Coeperstown Otsego County.
w Ihursday afternoon, after lingering illness, VIII
of lis age. " 80 ' wa ''"
u, i,s remains will be taken to Flabush Long Island for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-20

90 DOCTOR SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGEs
have this singular featurea just tribute to their great
merit-to be recommended by the heads of than
thousand of the most respectable families in New York.
This fact offers an argument plain and conclusive that
needs only to he mentioned to enforce conviction.
The high and envied celebrity which Shermans Tooth
Paste has acquired for its efficacy in giving to the Teeth
pearly whiteness has rendered the practice of putting
wholly unnecessary. II is known by its fruits.
Dr. Shermans warehouse is LOG Nassau street. where
you can always get the genuine Agents, 1873 Bowery;
,i59 Broadway and corner Broadway and Chambers
State street. Boston; sanwx Hail. Albany, and Led
ger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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Foreign Import.t,ons.

Foreign p0rtati0ns,
BhE.ESLbsrque CaTSne( Reported Yesterday, Ia cases
er Sincken-l05 boxes Vcht Ssgen Phadephs-6 do IA
chests SchlesenRer Henschen coz Dorn-i7 Bal
In Sande3cks 273 bxs a cbts Henschen Unkars75 bxs
PoppT22 pkg. Mser Phade.hs- cks Hob
IA Lenng coz ID w Lillendahl-2 ID Samson-t A
Y Redmond-l03 + Velor-i G H sand-l5 Il Boker-2 j e
Enenputsch--l Victor Y Duckwitz-l q + Schumacher
Meyer Stneken-i RoddsySIF W Rsiner-SJ Muller
Raker cos g II Kregmborg-li Grinnell Minmm & CO.
1000 bxs pkgs cks TO order. w
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Hsvsna America Poueroy Cuadaoupe; VslhalIa, Haynes
do; Freeland, Smith. Campeachy.
General Record.
SHP HAMILTON from New Orleans for Boston, having tax
fire her lille in tow OF the has returned TO
the former port with loss Of manmast
spoken.
Virginia, from New York for 81 Marks Jan of Hole in
the Wall.
elizabeth Dsnpson steering NE Dec g. lat 49, Ion 70.
Bostonian, Emerson, hence for New Orleans, Jan l6.
Sioop p, 2days hence for Mobile Jan II.
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FROM CAMPEAoHY-By the schooner Freeland,
Captain Smith, which arrived last evening, we
put in possession of dates FROM this port to the
I'd inst. The beligerents have remained pretty
much in satu quo. The much talked of reinforce
ments from Vera Cruz, consisting of some 200 men,
with this the Mexicans were not able to make the
least impression on the city, which is said to be in
an excellent state obedience. Several vessels from
the Northern States, loaded with flour had succeed
ed IN running the blockade.-N. o. Commercial
Bulletin, Jan TO-
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SPANISH DOUBLOONS-Fors sale by
~ iy2o2r WIN. & JNO OBRIEN, 10 Wall st.
CHANCE that seldom offers to any person with small
capital Of So 90, and wishing engage lucrative ard
safe business do the proprietor of Of Oldest
establishments the ready made pen and Quitting
about giving up business and offers his stock aud fixtures
Tor sale II Is Of the oldest and best stands city,
doing cash business Immediate app icaon required and
possession be had when required None need apply
PRINCIPALS with real and address T.. c. lower post Office
~ 2Onsr
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

CHATHAM THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MR. LENNOX-8REAT AND NOVEL
ID ATTRAC ZION = GALAXY OF TALENT. - Mr.
Lennon respectfully to his e ods and the Dram
p4ons his Benefit will take place Saturday, January 2s
sa3 when will be presented the admir- Scotch operate
ROB ROY. or AULD LANG sYNE.
Miss Kosae, hrt lppr nee, Dlin' vernon, with
ongs Duets &c Mis- Duff Helen McG-gor MIR Blake
y Doussl Mrs Lsnox Matte her FIRST appearance here
Jaye scr,d by him in o and and the United States 200
nights Mr. Lenox Rob Roy, Mr. Brown; Major Galbah,
n Williams Owen, Mr. fisher. On this eion. the Orr
gna Overture will be played led by Mr. Aex Jemison.
sisted by 10 N AL % physicians
Opening Chorus" Soon the sun % BY the company.
Song" No home like my ain" Miss Rosaie
Song" My love like the red red rose" Mr. Sherman.
Duet-" Tho you leave me now in sorrow, Miss Rosae
and Mr. Sherman.
Lennex, Sherman and Fisher and Mrs Lennon.
Song Highland Lad" Miss Rcsalie
Song" Famous Men, Mr. Wm Williams.
Song AID Chorus" Aud Lans Syne,' Messs Sherman.
Lennon. &c
Scotch Reel ~ Nine, 20 nv che Bag
SONG nv -ltsn plaid and bonnet blue VI Sherman.
Song" Nv isther laudn Miss Rosslie.
Sony" NJ own native land" Mr. sherman
Som and Chores" bohRoY McGregn" by Miss Rosali~,
Mr. sherman. aud Chorus.
Previous to WHICH III su fsTIe q
o. the Man of l,snius on his Last Legs:
O'Callahap, the Man 20 Mus, Mr. Mossop,
After which, Scotch song, Mrs Lennox.
g Willie brewd peck o. maui by Scotch Amateur.
The whole to conclude with
The Twis, by Charles and Lewis Mestayer. Come one
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xx,,,vs VA CARTER, Aas.ionssr,

WINES, BRANDiEs, Gin, W WTHifisRfsY & sEGARs-
~, CARTER Co. will sell Friday 10th insI. at iok
ment Of choice wines and liquors in bottle. and demD
consisting OF Oveo and superior southsde
oh fHIdon roI % old scotch wh.key Holland
Muscat wine anchor champagne and Principe
segrs assorted codils ansette &c all worthy the attention
OF dealers aud private families jyl9 2tnssr
VALUABLE REAL EsTATF T., and LeasehoId Property
IN Canal nd Greenwich streets, in the 5th Ward Of the
city OF New York Will be sold public auction without re-
BY W F, ss,k s lhs Mershan E,ehange
The time Of SALE balance 30 days. the will be de-
yered that valuable ofpoperty ee Nos ais
n nsG Of L1ah street being 80 fee, from, and
Also the lease from Trinity church Of 2O7 Canal
street corner Of Hudson The lease has years
from the 25ih last March, free OF ground
The Canal street property let at $25 and
is occupied as Liquor Store and Clothing Store IL we'll
Known that asses from Trinity church renewed at such
low ground rent AZ TO make them very valuable.
price that will make profitable and safe
- ''N $500
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M A R TIN E HER AID
ship Masters and Agents.

snip Masters and Agents.
c ANAL favor, captains vessels will give
10 Commodore ROBERT SILvEY Of our news fleet a re.
port OF the shipping left port they sailed the
vessels spoken their list Of their and any
foreign they have He viii board
immediately on their arrival Agents and correspondents al
home OF abroad, will also confer favor by sending to this
once all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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Br light on Cattle Market.

MoNpAY, jan ls-At market $40 Beef Cattle so stores
i2oo sheeP and 90 Swine so beef cattle unsoid
rIces- beei Cattle-We quote to correspond W it'll last
weeS VIZ "A few extra sold at 81 90. First quality 50
1925. ~ 1Y' f'a
3 sheeP.Lo's were sold from 81 to $3.50. wethers.
SwIne-F Il retail from 81 10 &C.
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9Th Of June /, sxt r ' va w
me rIovis N msrkets active to-day There
TAR deman for Flour at 81 u.s. and good EXPORT de-
mand for provi so1s ists at former nrices w
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GRAND CONCERT

GRAND CONCERT.
SIGNukA DOLORES DE COM, performer on the Span
ish Gut'r, and concert GEO kNOOP first violin
cello to the late King Of England and honorary
Con evatoire IN Paris &c fully inform the public
nat n err Copcsr will take place at the lecture Of the
cry society Library of Leonard Broad ay
on ,urday evening January asst which occasion they
WIN he assisted by seral Of the eminent Fur
thsr particulars will he duly announced
tickets 81 each be had the principal
al the do rs on the evening Of the
concert tn commence o O'Clock jy2O2tsr
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MEDICAL, NOTICE

MEDlCAL NOTICE. ssavl
DR HOMER BOSTWICK. Profes sor or Surgery and Sur
~ geon the New York Medical and Surgical Institute.
particular TO the treatment Of diseases Of the
heart and lungs dyspepsia piles diseases the and all
female complaints The that has attended his
mode treating those painful and frequently fatal diseases
brought patients from the parts Of the country
place themselves under his and Of 23 patients that
distance, all bu' five returned their homes
tly cured, and those Eve were incursble.
HOMER BOSTWICK, NJ. ID.
No. rs Chambers street,
ivf9 tmissm Second house west OF Bro adway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-20

LOUISIANA SENAroR-Aexander Porter. whig.
has been elected by The Legislature of Louisiana to
the United States Senate, Tor six years from the 4rh
OF March next, m place of Mr.. Conrad
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MEDICAL AID

THOSE "a need of M deal I'D ofa lion shoud
rad Itfie trease ctled Tire Rubicon l. j. boot
~ .tibg wholly puvae ades. witten by D. C3egor
~ NJ ~ Blfeliy -, and ist pub sncd By him
hhcWi'e detailing improvements the method Of curing
sfsso ~ This nature Eugrevugs introduced with
OF :vipg more correct know dye II the suhject
The snhor now cit practice; his havn. been
extensively and constantly engaged md
bAtng diseases OF this char for enable
practicable utility with individuals wishing to undertake their
own cure privately.
IL worthy Of remark that instead Of being
promptly and speedily cured continue On ION gay 20 esv
dicine world alone would effect cures for be
known there requiring good treatment and good
manage we'll rs medicine uccessfuy
permanently IL therefore important Tor the patient 10 under
m tier canno be explained a public print
those will find IL IN deta perusing the book Il
NAV be Doctor his residence and also the
I.ssTA Sands ~ ana 100 Fulton and Broadws,
and Chambers and in the Bowery No. SO and No 1888 The
price " 30 cent jyD lmsr
y street, Of Hanover street This COMPANY con
nues to insure against loss damage by fire buildings
goods ware1 or merchandise generally; Also vessels and
argos against loss or damage by inland navigation
avoraoe terms any other Office
Thomas w Ihone Elisha Riggs
Thomas Il Woodruff Anson Baker
benJamin Robson Martin Hoffman
John Dawson Joseph Allen
John H Lee Joseph Drake
rdancis Sage Samuel Updcrhil
Thomson Price, James Whiting
Moses Tucker John Moore
John Merritt H't' WIN X Thorn
Caleb Tunis James Holmes
- - - THOMAS W, THORNE, President.
GEO. TsHOPL, Secretary s2s aw MAT
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TO- John Antonio Pzarro has been recognized
by the President of the United States, as Consul of
Spain for the port OF Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-20

Sales a. Stocks mt Philadelphia Yesterday.
$3.50 Penna bs 1885, 40; 1000 Kentucky Bonds sI 800
Wilmington r Loan, 1868, SO; % shares Wilmington r
R,7t.
sEoosp BoAnD-$aooo Penn'a 6s 1854, los; $1,000 Ten
Bonds g.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsToN-Brg Moon-Capt ID Kelly w Smith w A
Hlnchman w Page. Clark, Armstrong X Johnson-I in
the steerage. ."
hfoRr LEoN-Brig Susquehannah-MrM Moore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-20

90 THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURE
prepared and sold by authority of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City of New York. has effected
of secondary syphtc affections than any remedy
yet devised 1t is safe and speedy its operation
tans no mercury, and guaranteed to effect
in wheret bones of the becoming curions
Some Of the awful cases have been completely
cured by its and certificates that effect be
at the consulting rooms Of the College.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Consulting Rooms and Dispensary Of the College.
OF Nassau street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS eELI. Auctioneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD.
. FRIDAY,

At I0H O'clock at the sale rooms.
In continuation, general OF choce dry good
fancy and pledged ARTICLES jewelry splendid watches ola
mond and sther pins and rings trunks valuable clothing
other vauables
Also. entire stock Of English hosiery comprising
iambswooI Angola, Yigona silk and for men
boys, children and ladies'.
Also eecv unde rshITts fancy CATERS, gloves, &c.
At IL O'Clock, in the Fulton street store,
Piano Fortes, Paintings aud Flu Without reserve,
splendid second hand and rosewood piano foes by
best makers in the world.
Also, number OF valuable paintings and books.
same time will be continued and closed the stock Of sofas
eha French bedsteads by order Of the assgnses and
SATURDAY
Al l0h o'clock a the sale rooms.
Extensive and valuable sale Of elegant furniture Of ell de-
their varieties " -
Also the entire furniture of families removed for
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
GopEys Sg sqoR * sS%f y M: sarah Hal.
~ # s; ssj$;:';9 f%ss
tn. s csa'sa' b q NJ M,.. J$Ss ss,
The Sisters. BY Ms. Marion i Rand, ias,sssd
me Fortunes oil Blanca Csppeo, by Ms Ellet illus
a s%%s XHfss by Mis-. MARY %
Winter Picture, BY Mrs Hale
%S; W. Horse. By BY Viii William Ei FISHER
&as1 R SSa{ Sc NJ. h K..,
An AnoedOe Of the time Of LOUIS XIV, by Mrs Ben
2 2bl T ms by Jsn1s,e Williams.
ne % FUs ANA e d.
Fl S.s BY Hs ssn f sa
Editors Editors BOOK Booit' Table
Skstchss an exquisite engraving by Ellis from
Children, from Sir Thomas Laurences celebrated group
d EPs% on Sv 9pfi GppeO engraved by Dunns
cFooms' engraved by F Ha%DIsy. "
lcopy years. S. in advance,
eopy aessy fsdys Boos and copy ..m Maya
raS:Ss% $sssS a emit ga. ri. ,,
and the Canadas by ISRAEL POST
Be- ss.shansed for goods. Address Y G., ~
:s:
Call and see jy20 lmsr
s sIs sy ysT
Ss Sn az Ss ns ssS S
will give formation at 81 Whitehall tia! may lead
jy2o st.r ''0''N"' 'e"''''''
EOUND-In the vicinity Of Broadway and White street
sss BrosGra %one' "'N the Mu hsTs Sy
jy20 Tick
SUfrSossED to BE sT0LEN ~, young about 10
ION ana gave ms name as Johnson to the stable OF the
e s:sS
Ss 'is ID, .Ess,;
brass mounted harness, nearly new ogeiher with aseen
s sa %9:s vi. @. s'f
nuts screw The ,asl: Asy finding
suitably rewarded and sesTs hH;
Brooklyn Water street. opposite the Fulton Ferry. jan is,
HAWKEs EESoNR 1 r.
az oos sahoG9 on F,d,y evening" January 2oh sas, to
H. Rss' 1 al, subject. illustrated by drawing.
S s a.. s
s.a s SS0 .'s Ss q Ss
.s y; fss
Brof and at
the door the nis ht of the lecture. ~
For the admit lady gentleman q, do one
person 81 - -
Tickets !, r the evening so cents y20 ln
II bring you posegay Of culled flowers,
With nothing ofmy but
The string that ties them ether ."-Lafontaine.
MR. MOONEY has the honor that he will de-
I liver his tenth lecture the History Laws Poetry Re
nc Music and Antiquities of Ireland the Conesyt Hall
owing TO an unavoidable circumstance.D
The principal subjects the English Invasion Of eland the
Conquest of England by the Nomans and glance
er1l state of Europe at that period.
As many persons were unable ose. admiance the
the OF the last lecture
Of the life o the Brien Boohne will be repeated when
the fac mie drawing Of harp, taken from original
Trinity College, Dublin, will be exhibited
history gwen upon which coca lou the celsbete
Remenbr the gories Of Ben the Brave" will be sung
Of the first aiists the United Statss Cush
lamachree" and The valley lay smiling before me-" ny Mr.
CawIigt Moran the pride OF Kildare the Scotch
song McGeEors Gathering" bv Mr. Hackett; Flow on.
Ambulance shilling. Ladies take seven.
jy20 Ter
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U-WE WE'RE RECENTLY CONVERSING WITH
professional gentleman about the great number of
trums advertised in the papers, when he arked that
there article that would really perform all the
proprietors alleged, which the Balm of Columbia
and to prove 1t, exutngly exhibited his head thickly
covered with strong hair which he informed pro-
duced by the Of that article from Comstock Ross
Magazine street. We had previously been increduous
as to the virtues of the Balm Of Columbia but when
saw his uxurian head Of hair obliged to be
vnced and would advise all who losing their hair
have all eady lost it, to itNew Orleans Bulletin.
The same article TO be had of Comsock Co.. n Mai
den Lane. in this sty. and Comstock and Williams
North Fifth street, Philadelphia.
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90 HUNTERS RED DROP, for one class of COM
plants onlyEvery medical acqu ainted with it, pro-
nounce 1t the only remedy which firm reliance can be
placed. Remember the old Hunteren Dispensary, Div
son street.-the only place in the city. Price 81 per VIAL
which is warranted in all cases.
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Passengers Sailed.
LVERPooL-Packet ship South America-Thomas C. Lee
England. ' " "' -' S'"""'''o VI
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HENRY h. RIELL, Auctr.
by RlELL * ARCULARIJJS

HENRY h. RIELL, Auct,r
by RlELL ARCULARIiJs
Store 3ot Broadway, corner of Duane streets
X A. ready made advances 10 any anourt nm
consgnments Returns prompt Of real estate and ont
door sales OF household furniture attended person
Regular sales of Liquors, Segar &c. every Tuesday, Fu
nu'e, Pianos &c, every Wednes dav and Saturday "
SATURDAY. Jan. o..
A splendid of and hand nlmt ure
fancy goods and house furnishing articles
Private Sae-A large invoice of various kinds wares
useful curious and novel Now ready and for .ale cheap.
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R3-THE TRUE RICHES OF LIFE IS HEALTH
Life is but slight blessing if is to be made miserable by
the thousand diseases which continually visit it, if coughs
headaches levers, rheumatism nausea and the thousand
other ills which deemed inevitable embitter its
blessings il can scarcely be deemed gift worth keeping
But happily this need not be the case while have the
cough worm cordial and other ozenges of Dr. Peters,.
None can give in despair and say there hope this
side the grave His pills and pasters fer diseases of the
stomach and rheumatism unrivalled for ecacy his
cough lozenges relieve the distressing cough in
lew hours and little perseverance in their will
every case effect apermament Headache is efec-
tuay vanished by his cordial ozenges and all fDr
ters' medicines are expressly fitted to make life what it
was intended to be-a blessing AMI not Grand
depot, l25 Fulton street.
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Q7- FACTS VS.. FANCY.-To positive knowledge
all amenes limbs and cords contracted shrivelled and
wrinkled-and all the suffering incident the rheuma.
tism and gou can be curedno matter how bad the
or how long has stood, by Hewes' and bone lin
ment and Indian vegetable elixir from Comsock Ross
IS Magazine street taken internally and the other
applied externally This without fear or posi-
blity of being contradcted Will you then try these
NEEDLES, will you suffer and die 1-Nev Orleans Nor
ming Herald
The same articles to be had Of Comstock CO.. II Mai
den Lane, in this city, and Comstook Williams North
Fifth street. Philadelphia.
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sales at the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

$50 shss Harlem bee l6 80
The Weekly register., 1843-09-16
PoNToToc, Mi. Aug. %.
Murder!

.,... -...t..s-N W uAuCl'
A most tragical occurrence took place
in our usually quiet town on Monday
evening last. Matthew H. Keys and
James White being engaged in 6. warm
alteration, G. w. Lipscomb, was incl
ting them to fight. Addison Robertson
came up and interposed to make peace.
Some remarks passed between him and
Lipscomb, when the latter drew pocket
knife with a blade four inches. long, o.
pened it and advanced upon Robertson,
holding the knife concealed behind him
Robertson attempted TO repel LiPscomb
with q small stick, but Intellectually
Lipscomb stabbed him twice-the first
was a severe cash in the right arm-the
second was in the breast toward the
heart. Robertson fell and died in ten
minutes afterwards. Lipscomb was inn
mediately knocked down by bystander
and secured TO await his trial. A Coro-
ner's inquest pronounced the killing TO
be murder We abstain from further
remarks.--TribNse,
The Weekly register., 1843-09-16
AdEainfstrator,s Notice.

3 ETTERS Of Administration on the
"A estate Of Hasten Howard, deceased
were granted TO The undersigned by the
Honorable the Probate Court Of ITALIA
hatchie county, on the 18th day. OF Au-
gust, 1843. Notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the
estate Of said decedent, to present them
duly authenticated within the times pre-
scribed by law, or they will be barred.
Those indebted TO said estate will please
come forward and make immediate pay
ment.
JAMES HOWARD, Abr.
Charleston, hi, Ang. IA, 1858 St.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-16
Col. S. Williams, and Col. G. w. Hook

Col. S. Williams, and Col. G.. w. Hook
lev. have been appointed Commissioners
by the President, TO act in concert with
commissioners 10 be appointed by Gen.
VOL, and arrange the terms Of an ar
mistice between Texas and Mexico
These Commissioners are to meet at
Laredo in September next. 1t appears
from the communication Of the British
Minister and the dispatches Of General
VOL, that these Commissioners are not
authorized to conclude any final treaty
between the two countries; but the stip-
ulations they may agree TO are to be. al
forwards submitted TO the Mexican Gov
eminent, and ifthey meet the approval
orSanta Anna, another set of Commits
sioners is to be selected to conclude. a
,reaty, subj ect to a mediation Of Great
Britain, France and the United States.
Great numbers Of settlers have loca-
ted portions Of the Cherokee lands du-
ring the last year, ana are masking OK
,ensive improvements Throughout the
whole country formerly claimed by the
Cherokees. -.
1t issroted in one of the papers that
nearly the whole section of country Dor
dering on the Upper Trinity, including
large portion of Montgomery county
is now supplied with goods struggled
from Shreveport and Natchitoches.
in our last news from Texas, we sta
ted that Com. Moore, s. Commander Lo
throp had been dismissed by the Presi
dent. Col. Morgan has also been dis
missed as Naval Commissioner, aid al
acts done by him as Naval Commission
er since the third OF. April, are officially
disavowed by the government.
PicGyu1te.