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SUPREME COURT.

Opinions have been delivered in The
following Gases since our lat report;
By RuFFIS, G.. j. in Newland %. Bun
comhe Turnpike Company. from Rulher-
ford. affirming The judgment below.
Also, in N. Johns Lodge No, !. o.
Calender. frnm New Hanover. affirming
me sentence belOg. ....s
Also, in Stale o. Scott. from New Ha-
noEer. deelaring sh.t there /, no error in
the judgment bplow, #.s8 .. s..
Also, 10 doe er dem. Burke o Siaun-
ton g. Elliott, from Chowaa, affirming The
judgmpn, below. s...
Also. in den eE dem. Gillian o. RID
dick. from Gates; judgment reversed AM
rairs de moro.
Also, in Whitaker o. Garter, froR
Wake, affirming The judgment below.
Also, in Homey, Coffin a. Co. o Cr}
ven. from Randolph. affirming the judy.
ment below.
Also. in Newland D, Tale, in Equity,
from Buncombe, dlrec,ing decree Tor an
account against delendanlin his Own right,
aud as Administrator.
by DANIEL, J. in Samuel o, Zackery.
from surry, awarding Uenire Gs MORO.
Also, in Chatiin y. Long. in Equity.
from Dayie, affirming the order.
Also, in Cobb .. Glissen, in Equity,
from Duplin, directing The bill 10 be dis.
missed.
Also, in Blscknall o. jenkins, in Equi-
ty, from Granville, directing the bill 10 be
dismissed.
Also, in State o. Thompson, from Rock
ingham, directing the judgment to he al
irmed.
Also, in A. Swain .. Stafford, from
Stokes, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in NJ. Swain D. Stafford. from
Stokes, affirming The judgment below.
Also, in Paxton U. Rhea and others, in
Equity, from Mecklenburg, directing a
decree for division, and Tor account.
By NASH, J. in ileathuIan o. Hall and
others in Equity, from Rowan; the cause
is reserved Tor further argument.
Also, in Waggoner and wife .. Miller
from Rowan, reversing The judgment and
dismissing the petition.
Also, in Womble .. Battle. in Equity,
from Wake. directing the bill to be DIS
missed.
Also, In Lewis .. Kemp, in Equity,
from Bladen, decree and reference tu the
Master to take The accounts.
Also. in Bryan .. Waters and others,
in Equity, from Rutherford, directing the
bill TO be dismissed. Register.
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RARE CONSOLATION.
cured.

Though defeated at ell points. tho De.
morratic presses in this stale seem very
much disposed 10 rejoice over the result
Of the late electims. In looking ahead
for comfort, the STANDARD INDUCES the
fancy that he is " step by step and charge
by charge" beating down the Wings, and
as his party has los, the eleriion for Co
vernon by only about 3.00o votes, he
leeds himself with the hope that they will
carry the stale for Polk and Dallas in No.
yen,ber. But the editor OF North Caro-
linian digs nurh deeper for consolation,
and in The midst Of his COM lacency ut.
tiers the following:
AS for the probable loss OF the Legis-
la,ure, The Democrats deserve the loss of
power there, for they did not know how
to use |, when they had ii in 1912 and
49,"
This comes out apparently in the sim,
plicity of his heart. and we give him credit
for his candor. II is what the Wings
have said all along; the Locos "do mol
know how to use power" when they ge,
it, and hence the many disasters which
have befallen the country. And the people
very generally are beginning to find il
out, and will speak in loud tones at the
Presidential Election in November.
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TliE MAS MEETTNn.

TIE oreensborO1gh panios n0dcss -
POPosiiion n our l.ss for holding = Mas.
Meennx = Ocinier nsr on . de Bstls
Ground q he Rsg.assn.S I'D gisss he
following as1Ponss:
= We aEe ~ Pte@ens only prepared =
speak sor 0afSsve~; se La he .proposi.
i'on, both = 70 time and plans. and s6ould
q be carried INTO sHeri. ne ihink cid Gull.
toFd WI make her personal appesrsaee.
fsse tEne and patriotic : faagulsiesz.n @
ss~< . regaiaie nc Poliisial essls &C ~
rounfry.s
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prA meeting Of the Washington
Temperance SOcieiy win be held in the
Masonic Hall on Thursday night the 22d
instant, At eziy candle light. Mr. Henry
Gomon viii continue his lecture, and il
is expected that other addresses Will be
delivered. The citizens are invited to at
tend.
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DEaTH or Ola. MuHLESBEas.-tIoa.
Henry H. MuhleDbsSg, the democratic
Candidate Cor Governor Of Pennsylvania.
dadd Apopiexy, Al his residence in Read,
ing. Berks county, on the I2th Instant.
Mr.. Muhlepbuig had served m Congress
and a. Minister to Austria; and wss one
Of The mos. distinguished members Of his
party in Pennsylvania, -*@
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Lost,
NJ Office.

TO Jonathan ~. Murroy. John d. Clan
ey. anil my other creditors.
M1tvING been arrested on q cap'as ad satls
NJ. fsciendum al the instance OF Jonathan w.
MUIR ~. and given bond and security Tor my
appearance at the next Court OF Pleas aud
q ,ar,er Sessions, TO be held for the county oi
orange on the fourth Monday in Angus, is44,
YOU will take notice that shall then apply Tor
permission TO take the beut iii Of the ari Tor
the relief Of ,nsotven, debtors, when and where
you can attend and object il you think proper
~ THOS. ]. PHILLIPS.
Avg ,st Ia. r.s& e~ ~ =
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The Rev, Mr.. Dyer. Of the Episc pal
Church. sas accidentally drowned at The
" Chasn of the Ausable." near Reese
vile. New York. on tho afternoon Of the
let inst Mr.. ID. wen. from kee.evllle
With small parry to see the islls. Some
poles ~sre ihro~n across from the table
rock TO the "ppos',s side Of the chasm.
near the water. o,er which Mr.. ID, at
tempted To walk with a young lady. She
became Dizzy aud fell, bu, vas seized by
a man who accompanied The patty and
rescued, Mr.. d., in an attempt to save
the lady, lost his bslance. Tell mio the ra-
pid current, aud vas Immediately swep,
on, OF sight,.
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The CheEslier caideron de Ia Bsna,
Eavoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potenliary from her Catholic Majesty the
Queen Of Spain, presented his credentials
10 the President Of the United States at
Old Point on Monday last, and has been
duly recognised by this Government.
Mar. Iafa.
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ILLINOIS.

Seven members to the next Congress,
and members of the Legislature were to
be elected. No returns have been receive
ed except from the Chicago district, in
which John Wentworth, Loco, has been
reelected to Congress by an increased
vote.
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Rioters Rnnning .lscay.-The Provi.
dence r. ~ Trarsrrp, say' o"moHr OF
young men. varying IN age ir"m eighteen
to twenty. are now shipping as ~ha'enen
from that and other ports ~ the vicinity
supposed t. haze been concerned IN tie
la,e outrage upon the IassIn Philadelphia.
aad who are Jesuous Of escaping tie pc
nalty Of their crime. Such has been the
rush Of Shipment that every ship IN Ne"
Bedford, clearing within two or three
weeks. his ITS complement. ofhands alres
dy secured. The same may be SAID Of
Warren, Rdst"l, and Newport Th"sr
who undertake 10 yinlate the law and sci
j. ., d-fsnce will find It IN the end . linls
too strong fol them,
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FREE nISCuSSInN.

10 A meeting Of the Fla, River Clay
Cab siil Be held at Bedford Hurdles,
tNiehoh' old Pasee, On Saturday the 7lh
Of September next II is desired liat a
free discussion Of Poliicd questions shall
b had. and our Democratic friends are in
sited 20 attend and advocate their princi-
Ples--ahe Wings desiEe that the Truth
should prevail.
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Wholesale Grocery


- ssasrrii.rr hss lssssd aAs slsss - So
nzzososk Street Z 3 osils Less y. Il kss.
aas sag@sF oueupsea ), llaAsSnrd q Halrhsa,
- sAs PAspsss a eosds~aihg hAe Mksiesals
6Hseeg and Iomasassann hnsanras. sd Fssxer.a-
iailg ssise . can ffsm cesniTy Msrrkanss
aad etAraA wha nag ~ish - pnfrhsse Greece
fses. ~ he fesls <aaf seas ke eaa 80 GaeeE -
80 gesd terms a. they eaa - PuTehasse n aag
naasz IL fHsiaia.
Hs 81 alas PaF sssist siienfion 70 81 Ceods
ialfasssd % his eAse as camnaissioh MeF-
xhaais shS SespsrssA ais raasigameaas
lie 10 500 ~ tie Nofihrfa Na1krls. Par-
ebaFlae his ssrk Il 1raerFirs snd fhrF nsn
le ready q . ~. P~clioa 81 his Store abosa The
krsl q September.
lie sili alsO AHEAD 10 fseeisiag and Erwar6-
ing 6ooda On the aSuai terms.
GEORGE A DAVIS.
&EFEREAGR&. ~#@e
Messrs. Peebles. Han r. ca.
Paitefsoa q wllis,
Peanut & LEA.
n. ~ Marin & Denaahs,
Lea e. Ne is0n,
sIuEdIEaaa. IInTi & Co. m-.s
Petersburg. Va. August 4. ST.
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A l. A b A NJ A.

The few returns show a small Wing
gain; but we have not much hope of car
rying the state. Perhaps the final result
wi.l not be fur from the vote Of last y car.
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WING MPETTNc

10 A gsserl meeting &C he wings
81 Onnge i requested on Tsesdsy Of Az
ssstcszrt ss5eSss Of great impOnancs
% de county @in bepeenied. 70 neaeeL
ING. Addresses may Be ezpsesed Eon The
Hon. w. r. Msagun, Messr. WrddeA,
Nash and Others. MANY WHO'S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

den h euaas 1885, ~ m.aamwurs
and Wig -. go Sol co adlliionnI
wags y hsir pa1ksss-m Tses<eco mes-
sasss I'D nsa. sppsy poeksz. - sizs-
sAila1 sizraas esem n de &c.
afinerf pa Joan6.
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Notice.

4 T May Term, ls44, OF the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions Tor Orange County,
the subscriber was qualified as racr, tor TO The
last VIII and testament af JAMES CLARK,
deceased, ard al aimed letters teslaE1cntary
theresoni he thersi"re requests all persons
indebted To the said estate to make pa ment
without delay; aud those having claims will
present them properly authenticated within-
the time prescribed by law, or this not,te will
be plead in bar al their recovery.
JAMES w. CLARK, EH'r.
July 90. 3S-
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Hon. Caleb Gushing, American Com
Wls.ioner I" Chins. has forw stded 70 The
Aauo"al institute. al Washington. in'e-
testing descrip tions NJ Alden, 10 ARABIA.
and Bombay. R"h Of these paper's have
been publ sued IN 'he Nshonsl la.elt'gen-
Ger.
"In taking possession Of Alden. in A'a-
bia," says ST. Gushing. "tae E"s'i'h
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

- TIE Cozanisfsners . sspenn-
lend ne haldiag q ne ssw Coan Hoase
an requested . meet . Hllsbosessh Q.
Tssssuy q August Cossl
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TO
Physicians, Merchants,
and others.

WE beg leave Isspsrila D .. present our
w seisrs 10 y0u ~ Nholesale Dealers in
F0respa aud Domestic Drngs, Flesh Mcdi-
rines. Palnls, Oils, lof all kInds DYE 81 ffs
fsary Articles. PeIfumeIs. Brushes. slisss.
SUFglcsi and Dental Instruments. &C. AID BY
our usrema'ed siicntl0n 60 business hcEe 10
msnI share uf your patronage.
Physicians IN want OF either Medicines IN
ssrumehlA. OF hrda al Books D, ssndine their
msmoranduns 10 the subscribers, can a.aass
rely upon eeliing every thing &c the beat euali-
y sesily pad up agIslr parked, JosrsTf,a srifh
despaeh, aud AT xkcEEpIkcII Low PRICES.
Druggists anu Country MIR. hshis viii find
at our warehouse olIe oftke iaTgesf End beat as
sorlments uf Goods IN UuI I ne 20 be found any
where in the Sonthern siaiesI and o. eur sc.
quaintance with the marx cts is intimats aud
.x,enslyr. and we buy largely 81 the Lpsst
price. we are ready 10 cell a. Northern rTisss,
aud compete with any house Mouth or soslh,
whether reference 10 made 10 quality Of goods
az eheaPness OfPnee. or any other CONSIDERS
Iion.
Painters, Builders. and Coach msksrs ssn,
by sending us their orders, be supplied 81 the
shortest noIice with Paints Of al k,Rds. Win.
dow Glass Of superior quality. hesi Coach VAR
nlsh, &c., al prices loi1 b,gond parrl'd
TYLER a. niI.L.,
1 HkOlsssk Druggists and .apsi.tesriss,
/ Sycamofe 81, Petersburg, Va.
N. D. EEeiy thing sold by US is warranted
DO be Of the best qasihy. aud taken bach IL il
ioes not give Satisfaction.
July i6. 3t--
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A B,ak afIhe rgiled STATES, sal Q sosRd
kali.aai Carrears.
rsiH fss rsveHpe, wiIh fair pralg etion 20
lmsrieaa Iadpsisy.
~ isaaesi aad seane nies 81 adalaisa saiion %
abe Naiiaaai Gasrran,eni.
- rqiaabi di.srsballop Of The Irscseds Il
HE GALES ofIhe pabslr I.ands.
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M Office,

To James X. Patterson and my other
Creditors.
HAVING been arrested on capias ad so-
Ill tsiacleudnm q, The instance Of James 4.
Patterson, and gwen bond and security for Iny
appearance al the next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter StssIons TO be held for the county of
Orange Oh the f'urih Monday M August ls44,
yoa VIII take notice tina, shall then apply for
NJ r,nisslon To take the benrft oil the act Cor
The reEeI o, insoivent debtoTs, when and where
you eau attend aud oht ct IL y.n think proper.
CASTOR SUR.
August !. ST.
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CPICES. Pepper, Pamento, Cloves, Nut
- mcgs, Mace. Ginger (Nhite and Race
Cinnamon. The ahnvc also ground. For sale
by TYLER g. HILL,
Petersburg, Va.
August 10. 3d.
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Otice.

\ oST or mislaid a CERTIFICATE for one share
Of stock in the Cape Fear Navigation Conn
pany, No iaT, belongi6. 'e tue tssate.f TO-
seph Thompson, deed. aPs.peuou. ~ hets-
lore he maize Tor the renewal u tie SAME.
THOS. HOMPSON, }
DANIEL FOUST, ca" D.
July Is. s4-
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On THE COMMONS,

Charlottesville. Hayes, whig,
yones-Calvin Koonos, Wig. ~
Slanley-Fraacis J, Locke, wing.
Tyrrcll-Silas Davenport, wing,
Wilkes-Messrs. Gahbill and Church,
wings. 13-e go rrss-ta ~ III
The parties now stand dius:
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A CIDS.--Pure Nitric Acid, Aqua Forts.
n Aiur,stic Acid, Sulphuric Acid Tor Oil OF
vnriol,l for sale low hy
TYLER t. HILL,
wholesale Druggists, Petersburg, Va.
August 10. So
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feAkE notice that have gwen freedom TO
- ny SON YOUNG " HITAKER 10 ,rans.
act business for himself 10 as full aud Tree
manner as if he had arrived al the full age Of
twenty one years. and shall not no d yselr
responsible in any wise Tor his engagements.
THOMAS WHITAKER.
August 6. ST.
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To Joarncymen Coachmaker..

CONSTANT employment and good wages
" will be given by the subscriber 10 Jour
neyman Coachmaker who can w,rk on wheels
or bodies, None need apply but such as are
Of sober ana industrious habits.
HENRY G0RMAN.
August 10. So Il
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N the SENATE.

Bladea. Brunswick e. Co,ussbas-R.
Melyin, dem.
Washington & TyrcIl-7lOseph Hal
scy, wing. 1.
caldcn & curiiHrk-J. G. ELhsridge,
dem. a
C0gr Information last week I'D rs 10
believe We had elected wing in the dis
zict composed Of Camden and Curriurks
but we now 6nd Mr. Etheridge bas been
elected
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ssusftHNfHi has hansasY an9HiFt1 3 FsTs
i@pFaag silI'sEy Ba44 - aias susahsFn
shssF Il AEEhaas asaE - alas SaEsaiS d D
80 AsaarL .k~k ess-s11@ds as Id
Srs I'D ne Sra - lsssss. % Gsbssi.ss
ds<s be ks1asfrsssss ssa . Psssioa 81
ne ltanair. Adss j.. s.sn noas Aaa
Gsbssiasr. sAslle 81 ksiane's o~a eoa~
slrssssea. Al Gihssl,as Easlssd hsex-
easssA 10 heasslf aeasdsl n ms HEAR 81
. hnesiass osua siss q Adsa she hss
rlsnifd berssli 20 a. sncisui erser, AID
ssls secure xah he pssasssi larrsss
iss@ed By hslsfy sldsssl % sT,ineisel.
eaaos"
a Ksvsg Hl0sy' Jo's. and . Eacf.
The Ds@a-rsls ~ cLarlssls essaly.
Va. gave bsrhsess 81 seek. and hss.
iag srai b u ehmahd ard pssel..ed =
qssniay ~ lssmons los 1se on ihs oees-
sson. they pfaersdsd an the day "a The Bss.
beeBFin make saaur bzrsel fDll 0I ieman-
sds. Allil's l,rssans sad other inEsedlsnls
bsias dsposIlsd IN shs barrel. he maker
tailed. Iar soDslhiig 9Th shieh 70 Eur i,
%: A hSndnd s.sess insisnlly echoei
|" Young ll'ckosy!' /. fonag ll,ek.r,g -
30 sioul' h'rknry' pile as .oea psepss
ed ~ih ~iich ihs makers q Che beverage
eoainrueed Strung nd stsIlrg HE Ise-
nsss AID SSgsr, ~hilsl HUNDREDS s,ood
found lhs barrel wI,h cups and "pnks"
Tastes N Lard. impatient 70 hear Il.e g.rd
" ready" BuI 10! m nsshIng the L.
mons. /" ynDng hickory" knocked osl Me
head Of Ihs bsusl. ed away Eeal tie
snsIei i.sRonsdtl moi q man got Ia i,s,s
81 Should Ihi, aaerI the eye ol Anus
Kendall. he ~,lI Iiesse note % - an
"omsn," Milton ClsrDm
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Giving US msjorities Of 2 in the Senate,
81 in the House. and 20 on joint ballot.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

Full returns have heen reeeised Of he
members elessd y NE next Legislature Of
tljs state. T'hs fcaOwing completes our
list e5e
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LAMP OILS.

lSEAUTfFULLY Bieached SPERM OIL, Re
fined and Bleached Winter WHALE OH,
Crude WHALE OIL, dircrt fom the maaufac
tUfers, received and for sale by the ossk or
single gallon, on the most accommodating
terms. TYLER & HILL,
Druggists, Petersburg, Va.
August 6 So
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Two or three counties ye, remain to be
heard from in the Governors election,
which We shah probably receive In tina
to enable US to give the returns complete
in our next .-~s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
iTTIE coNous SION.

Was very severe which must have tom severil pa lkS
of At the moment of striking, most of the grnlcmtn
were in their berths The ladies generally un-
dressed for the night
There were on deck some sixty or seventy rasetn-
gers young and old. -Four or five gentlemen were sill
ting by the stove In minute or two the water 20
the lower deck. The captain was on Duty and Emio
the ladies cabin and told them there was danger and
returned tothe forecastle.
Aboutthis time screams and shreks were heard from
the deck below and ortwo ladies who rushed 10 tho
stern of the boat say that they number of persons
in the water Certain it is the water rushed in With
tremendous rapdity and in about three minutes was up
TO the floor of the upper cabin portion of those on
the deck saved by getting in the yawl which was
cut loose androwedto shore with broom.
The water rose rapidly that it soon became neccs-
sary for all TO seek safety upon the hurricane deck
Much difficulty experienced in doing for the bowy
sunk deep that the only access wasby the STEM So
far we could learn, believe all the inmates Of the
cabin reached the hurricane roof
| After the boat struck the snag It drAed down the
stream, and few hundred yards below struck another
snag which was farout of the water This threw the
boat on her beams end on the larboard side Drifting
from this snag, she again lurched to the sarboad and
at each lurch several persons were washed off, Some
ofthem reached shore, but many were drowned.
Captain A. P Powell has left a wife and eleven
children one at the breast, in Covington Kentucky,
opposite this city The occasion is such as 10 call
forth the warmest sympathics of the public in their
behalf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
INSuLTING FOREIGNERS.

Sam White, last night, at the City Hall, in speaking
Of the Irish and Germans said the negroes had votes
the democrats would court their favor also. A man
whose strongest sympathies are with that class ofc
zens could hardly be an impartial Judge We thought
Mr.. White had sufficiently insulted the Germans with
out this additional attack or comparison. But some
men run Intercourse rapidy-so must the coons, with
such leader. 1t was bad enough to compare them,
with the Kickapoos, and get up mimic squad of that
nation to parade the streets. Mr. White may satisfy
himself that the Germans perfectly understand him-his
insults-and his party.-0 Statesman
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

Msrico and tie United States-HoHLY IMPORTANT
1T was rumored at Washington on Friday, that no
treaty had been negotiated with Mexico! On the con-
tary that Gen. Thompson has been dismissed by Santa
Anna, and his passport been handed him That the
rumors afoat as 10 Gen. Thompsons resignation and
tuure intentions are merely DISCUSSES to conceal for
few days the fact of an approaching rupture with Mex
coll
The Norfolk Beacon of Thursday last contains the
following announeement-"M Bankhead, we'll known
some years ago as Secretary of the English legation
washington city, and who has since been Secretary
the Embassy at Constantnople, has been appoin'e'
Minister Plenipotentiary to Mexico
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
Confession of Rev. E. X. Avery of the Murder Of
Sarah ~ Cornell.

The Providence Chronicle states that letter has been
received in that city, going to shew that the notorious
Rev E. X. Avery, tried some years ago at Bristol R.
l.. for the murder of Sarah Maria Cornell has made q
full confession of his crime.
1.-THE story goes that Avery has lately died in Ohio,
and that on his deathbed he made confession which
he desired should be transmitted to this State By this
confession, he not only acknowledges the murder OF
Miss Cornell, but Of two other females likewise He
says he went the spot Of the murder in Theron for
the express purpose of numbering Miss Corne that he
had resolved if all contingencies failed TO conceal his
guilt long before he undertook itor that he only delay
de taking lite after this determination in hope that the
drugs which had been administered might relieve him
fthe crime Weean, he further says, (recoect this
is burumor) that Miss. Cornell begged hard for hel
life when she found what was his determinations bu
that seeing nothing but disgrace in The birth her child
and counting rything upon sustaining the ADVENT
ticus reputation which he held in community &C., ht
did The work of DEATH and then lefhs victim in the po
sdon in which she was found in the hope that it would
be believed that she had committed suicide The storl
further goes that since the moment of his first murder
Avery acknowledges that his brain has been cove-e
with Goals ofliving fire.
He has wandered about from place to place, bu
every where the images Of his poor victims have haunt
ed him.
All this may be true, but it is extremely improbable
| We give il for what il is worth