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THE next session " ia commence on The Isi OF Ocro.
4 her, AID Iipsr OH The 23tlI al D%rCrmrsr. A:;tT d
recess of len days from that time. the dutIrs sill ir
again resumed and prosecuted uniil The Isl, II August
Iht course III stud rmLrac.. i1osr el. nrntaiy branch
rs that Grc usually taught III car bcsf academies, and IN
the Freshman aud Supioiiofr ye:.fa q; nn! cO'ccrs.
For II iu:' arrangement 81 these %sindits, and u list a.
the trA.-hn'ks, we retsr The reader To the printed c"ta
lo!ur. They are conducted ~ thee competent teach
rrs, vino :crl determined la employ tier hest energies
To deserve the patronage oil tbr community. III tile
opening OF Ill, r isuinI yr"g, IL = expected tia. an all
diioLal Professor ill be c:iainc3. aud mat the siuGirs
nf The JnHiar Year, inclading Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, viii lc added u our present coti;s'. The
Il, discipline -! the iaStituiipl VIII Ec EgiI I!t IliSriiun
aye. y r. Tcuiar, containing 4 candid s.atrmen; OF tic
department. scholarship, uad at GiaIrc ot each pupil
viii hr SEM tn his parent 1T tie Close al 'vciy two
months. The habits of ,h. siudrnis, heretofore alt N
liYr and ocrr@t, VII, III, believed, he mt,s;iAl y ini-
,io-cd by III, arrangement. The h"aGii:ul location,
enc mie from Ei~lnon!, combine the advantages 81
y city ard County residence. " an IMPRESSION una
vorable Ia lis .cal,hiuintss has been mnde ~ certain
get on, il Is i'"pcr to safe Iba; ta.' schoo! has been
4, o.tr ton ~ tLI- piace Slrce urinary |, le35, VII!
IN aver. 70 IT CO stud, MS, htsries the f'milies of tie
teachers aud servants, and that no general complaint
IN regard 1, health has been made until last FALL. Al
that time n fever that extended over this entire req II
prevailed 1T the Institution, AMI IN one case proved IA
tai 10 AVOID The :. cnrte6cc ct such aud event tir h'
ginning q! tie Fall sess on ~ no~ F~n>tpo;igd III the
:, Of October, and II is conf :cni.y hopsd, that students
from tie l%icailhiest regions ut Va. VIII line II safe to
reside here ltCm that period.
TyRMs-Fur board. incluc ing every thing niing thr
short srssinn, SIS Solution Ga 50 For board AMI
Ut I On, during III" long session, & tttl "'
sl20 for 10 n,onIhs. paymrr', shlu!d Ii male hall III
aGvaL'c an. half IL The close Of each term. fandi-
a.trs iir liz mini, Try rccnnnncGdr: hy tn Virgins
l;ap. Id. S'citty, are admitte! on the payment ot -"
per annnni-
or An Management has been maic 6y The Trustees
with NJ. l,,ioie Gaiici, an accomplished Fren'hman
who also sueaks the En- liSh lancuagr, Ia give three
lessons i week IN French, without anrx'rn cha &c.
by ORDER OF ii BohRD.
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Ertn1ct az ahnar from Eeyiorr eoaatr, Ia.
Our cause is prospecting in this county. The
Wings seem d~ispiriicd and wearthe longest faces
imaginable. Many Of these VINO acted with them
in 1910. cannot 20 for Clay
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II a Lclicr Efom

"PRuNrY lows, Harrison Co, Aug. :.
The cause Of Democracy is gaining in this
part Of The State. Polk, Dallas and Texas will ~
ccivc ,heic dies al the ballot box in November
next, and from the present aspect Of things in this
county. Democracy gill again be established
The Democrats Of this county. and our sister
counties, holda Mass Convention in our town On
the 18th ofthe present month. We expect many
distinguished gentlemen here, and large prepara-
tons are MAKING
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The Petersburg Intelligencer, some days since,
on the authority Of the New York Express, sta
ted that Mr.. William Tyler, Of Charles City.
Virginia, was in favor of Mr.. Clay for the Pre-
%sidency. We ar requested to state, that Mr.. l..
supports the Republican candidates, Messrs. Polk
and Dallas.
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Late accounts from Mexico indicate, as the n.
orleans Republican Of the 9Th inst. says, "a good
Gcaiofhear burning among the Mexicans agains,
ue French Government. Yueataa is now en-
lir'ly 10 herself
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Ang. l.
1a,nReE DESIRABLE FARMS o sAI.G-IIw

' ~ r Nv '"'s
ing concluded To settle n2 Necroe1 IN The West, !
nirrr far safe my family residence. NiLLNlEN, on
Npttnway river. - miles ffnn Dnr i"d'e Courthouse.
and - mi!rs from Petersburg, contn,tint ONE THOU
SAND and SiNrY-Elt:Hr 3CRE;;, with 4 large and
,nriIn siinu, Dwelling llunse, with I rroIis, (. piissase',
n cellar ahi Closets. j., eoul r-raif, ana neatly Fiin'td
within The last few yca.E-a new aud Sery Ia &c threa
story Gransry. with every oil or building and Improve.
meet n f,m,iy could d.sirr-a well of good wafer, ana
springs convenient to the dwelling HOUSED large gar
den, fa.:e,gIiy arranged with aimnst every v7i:fi! at
shrub and y ant-two fire mca .pvS- three Iafc" ricI
T1,acrn luts. Inc healt! and beauty u! THIS situation
are mny.ihIal. One miie from the hons-. on The river
j. situated = superior Manmfa .udng ail, with ali TIE
apparatus for ,~rhbiEg, screening, &c. Lr,'ccs 4 c.h'
mil. Tie h~ui.aings u. this piare are so"t, and suai-
cien.l, Lar G: !dr 4 miller and finly.
ni,o, a piaBtalion, GiLLlAM's. separated nom NM.
view Nv The stage rt4d on tn. Fast, containing FIVE
!USbR.a and SEVENTY ACRES, with oveIs,er's
ard Nrcso Hou.ts, St'b,rs, &c.
Another Farm, BOLLING'S, adjoining mi!lyicw, on
the N.u"-wrsi, ron'aiaing y THOUSAND att
FORTY FOUR ACRES
These Farms aye " III supplied .iil water, and patti.
cula,ly ,dsp'ed to ,ht growth Of Wheat, Tobacco, Corn
ann 0a,s. 5. I X Rue
Harrisvil'e r. o., brunswick, Va, Ans. 10. s-w'f
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EXTRACT eta Letter fran

ENTTt1CT y q TTTEtT TJWW
ToMPKlss Co. IN. " August, !.
We have every encouragement that the State OF
New York is righ:-ercry thing now looks like
reversing The majority Of 1910. There is a ire
mendous effort making TO induce the Abolitionists
to vote for Clay-but they viii not, Think, TO any
extent.
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MARRIAGES


Married. on the 3ist July, by The Rev. J. u. e. Leach.
n. u. ST.. EnwAup a.. RosEsrsos, of Campbell corr
Is, 10 Miss HArEIEr II. AScsSsoS, daughter tf Sir. j.
Is. And. isou, Of Cumberland county, Va.
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TIT " ISHVNVU'
Gentlemen: |; may no be nninlere>tins 10 some
of your readers. especially The friends ofDr Hen
ry NJ. Price. to he Informed of his appointment 10
the Chair of Obstetrics, and Diseases OF Women
and Children, In the Southern Botanic Medical
College. DR.. Price was formerly. OF Virginia,
and is a Young man OF the first order OF talent
possesses a highly cultivated mind, and is a rer-,
fec, gentleman. He is one otthe best theoretical
and practical physicians in the South. Weare
COZ, fdent a move suitable appointment could no;
have been made.
DR.. Price is one 81 the fines; Temperance Ora
tors in Tho United States. i is impossible for
INV one 10 withstand his cloguentapneals. What
* Sill better, he is a sul$tan'ial Democrat q! The
Jclrr,onian School-and cy.nba:s man!nlly and
eloqucnily for his principles. MEDlcus.
ALApAMA.
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CO-PAGTNERsHlp NOTICE. WILSON WILL
y IIAMs y tocialed with aim. on the 5th instant
NATHANIEL j. TURNER. The Grocery Business
VIII be conducted at the Old Stand. No. -, Last Moin
slreer, from the above date. under the arm Of
WILLIAMS J. TURNER.
Ann 10 Dc-0t
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EXTRACT II q L.NtT 00-.0
"LrrErrY, USioS Co. (lA) July 81, ISL.
aOur State election, You hnow, comes on on
Monday next. | cannot speak certainly as to
what will be the result. have been told by a
Wing, that the :abo!iionisls would support The
Federal candidates, not only in this COUNTY, but
throughout the State. II this is true, and ! be-
iicve il to bc, We shall lose Tie Legislature
There are five thousand Liberty men. aS they
call themselves, in Indiana, scattered over, and
controlling about twenty-five counties. | think
they will NOT vote for MIR. Clay in November
Ifso, Gov. Polk will get or State, and no mis-.
take. In this county the vote last year was 5sS
for Whitcomb, Dem $50 for Bigger, (Whig,l
and 50 for Deming (Ab) Now, these 50 will
vote Tor the Coon candidate for the House, and
thus elect him ~ 80, when Polk will carry The
county hy 80 in the tall. You see how it works,
UaMiagtoa Spectator.
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A formidable crcyassc O aboutS0 yards in width
has occurred (on the Is, inst in from, OF The hand.
miles above New Orleans. The mighty torrent
OF the Mississippi is pouring over the surround,
ing c~oun,ry-gainine a descent of Z feet, and
wearing q channel Tor itself from Is TO 20 feel IN
depth. 1t is destroying the prospects of the plan
tiers in the parishes Of ST. Charles and Jefferson.
A letter from a planter in the New Orleans He
raid, estimates the loss as at least a million OF dol
arS
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Aug. ~

S~TEATTOh'S OFFICE -Diawn Ncs. uf .,!cAantria
~ LOTTERY, NJ -. drawn Imh August:
~ b 20 ~ Is e. 20 i! ~ 1 81.
Who'c Ticket, Nos. - IA. - prize vi $50. El-n,
sevural smaller prizes, Un whole tirhtts, sod aid paid
by SrRATT0N.
Alexandria Lottery, TO draw i7ih augnsi. Capitals:
s?5 90, l',ooO, 10" l,"~o, &c, sc. 10 Nos. ANA 10
drawn ballots. Tickets Slu.
Alexandra Lottery, 10 draw 2i;h August. Capitals
S+u.UIn, lJ.UC0, 1850, 50 1T 600, $50 Of sou, g.. -
Hos. Is drawn. Hhcics 81, Iaivrs 6, iuaE,ers3
~ Orders for packages, Certificates or single tickets,
IN all Lotteries, viii he pr";nally attended to, and d,aw-
ing sent v len requested. Please address Orders 10
II. S~IRhTTUS, Kiclimcnh. Va.
Aug. IL ~ -2t
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We are conpcllcito lay over till our next, the
very interesting details o:lhe large Mass Meeting,
which took place in Isle OF Wight, on The 9Th inst.
-lo00 persons arc estimated 10 have been present.
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PRIZES.

so T0- S25 ,0G0-Sli ,pcd.-Grand Alexandria Lotto
~, Class +, loI !oii 10 lie dawn at AlcNandiis. u. t.,
on Saturday, Sept. -, lSi4. - number. lottery, II drawn
balIci-. ~ About ore prize 10 n blank Magnificent
-rhrm.: grand rsriial Of s5o,Oa1, a5,Go', l.,OoO,
10000. 1,ehD, 5,00n, 3 $50, o,Gl7. J at ! 80, 80 uf joe,
20 ot 5UJ, 20 Of 4Un, 20 ni -jD, % 4 200, 800 Of $50, &c.
&r. Hhor Ticket only SIS Halves 5J-Ggait-rs
81 .5-Ei. hth> 81 g.. CeIii1tuc or u rat kaye Oi 10
Whole Iicse's, si70; G". Half do Is, 90. Quarter do,
IL -; do. Eieltlis, 81 %.
~ Tickets aud shares and certificates Of packages
in III. above splendid i.uteiy, ooa-i.aiiy Tor sale at the
oiilor q The Managers. Nn. iHl, NrSt slain street.
Al! orders by mail viii he promptly attended 10, and
All account Of he drawing sent. when requested, Ia all
wLu may order iron, ~. .Aiifrss
J.. e. GREGORY & 60 Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
a., - ~ U.s
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It is a feather in the cap of Robert G. Scott,
Esq, that The Wing is necessarily peckinS a; hun.
ii is the best ploofof his able and Jealous services
to our cause, and his successful attacks upon The
Federal forces. In every discussion which Mr.:
S. has had with the Wing Orators land he has had
many warm ones he has come Oft ,riumphanti,y,
leaving a marked impression upon the people.
Before the canvass shall be over, the Wing SPEAK
, = and Editors too, will BE- perfectly satisfied OF
This
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GOLD MlNE.-Thr undersigned will otter for sale,
~ 0r The 3lsi OF IN. nsr, tie Tract OF Land or wiic.
he now res DIS, or lease for I tenn o. wears that portion
uVon which III, re Is 4 rich GOLD NINE y MARBLE
QUARRY
Persons wishing 10 erga.r in So profitable IN enter
Prise NJ this. won d do well la call and examine ini
themselves pre.io;is 70 The day Of sac. The above Tract
of land lies IN tile county nf .hlheGiaris, a5aIt nineteen
MFRS Wrst Of Charlottesville, and .irsc and a half from
ha'esyil.c. WV. G.. B~AKkSDALE
Aug 10 a2-l;
HOY1'S OFFICE, Aug. ia:h. lsid.-For tEs benefit
Il 81 lhuse who are under ttt impression that no
prizes aye s"!d now a .days, | refer ih-m % the following
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The Republicans are meeting in great masses
in the Stale of New York. One OF the most nu-
merous and enthusiastic meetings ever held in
that State. took place on the 9Th inst, on The Battle
ground Of Oriskany, near Herkimcr. A Cores
pondcnt oflhc New York Plebcian saws, some
persons estimate them as high as 5%0,o0n-oilcrs
as low as 10000. They were addressed hy Lieut..
Governor Dickinson, Gen. Dix of Albany, and
Anthony Ten Eyck OF Michigan.
The Rochester meeting, from which the Ma
,ional iatelligenccr expected such widespread
spirit Of revolt among the Democratic party has
gone off in snoke. The Rochester Advertiser SAYS.
"Thc whole thing was 4 perfect abortion, 50 far
as lis aims were TO distract the Democratic par
~, and a sad damper TO the Wings, under whose
auspices The thing emerged TO light through the
columns OF the Wing organ. 1t has been lite
rally a mountain labor-the result, the smallest
possible political mouse"
A distinguished gentleman at Washington, just
arrived from New York, states his sincere con-
viction, that the Empire State is safe by 10 or
10000 majority, and that the arprehended DIS
traction in our Camp has vanished.
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Died. at Uytheviile. Virginia, on Friday. the q
Jnly. Capt. FaAscis SaIB, a resident OF Wasiiinst
county.
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tce leave most respectfully 10 call The attention 81
every body 10 lire Schemes for tins nontll, 10 be lulini
IN thr E:rhInord p.prrI. This STREAM al. luck will con
Time until alnf Iloyi'> patrons are served. Who wil
be the hrN' on The l.-i: l"on n the Sketch Of Schemes,
and send an order directly To Tie i,ost lucky nj Teniers,
u. il. IoYT.
Aug. - 2e-lt
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OSf, on Thur.dsy last, On Saockoc Hill, Btar the
- DEPOT, NY rnrk,t Book, cOn'ainiH. my FIRE. Iapcfs,
y due bill Tor 50: o., via scycsai receipts, &c. The
ii, der win h. ieaai!ed ~ leaving The Poke, Book and
contents with the subscriber. Ut tie Richmond Cotton
Factory, Jusi ahnsc Tie Annoy.
SAHuEi A.. GAINES, u Free Nan of Color.
AUG, 10 as-u
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q. GREGORY ~ CO., MANAGES. Htcmuosp
-. E'ueiSi,, Office on Main, ID d.ot below corner
Main and IAN streets
Ifawn Nns. of alexandria Lottery, No. %, drawn 10Th
August, lS4i:
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HoYT's PaIZE ofFiCE-Dawing OF Mononsalia,
Ii rlaSs No. -:
3isis II 10 81 10 81 -.
Grand Consolidated, Class No. 50:
- Il 8 IS Is - 10 - /. 50 Z ~.
Alexandria. Class No. %:
81 q - IL IS .! 20 4. ~ 4 -.
Aug Ip 60 u
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BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLOTHING Having. 4
- very extensive assortment II iinport-
ri dhr:ns Ire Summer. teiuIc HE late aud great rise
~ cnltst Wtol!rns; al'o, hale and female NEGRO
CLOiHlNC, purchased under the same advantage, Ia
a iIaCh greater extent than We haze ever been able l.,
"irr before, W. Are anxiouS that Corairy Merchants
ANA O. irr- VISITING ti,s, ni.fse. SHOULD give W an o,tpoE-
tnnity 10 show thtiE before they purchase elsewhere.
H~ADSIVoRIn, TURNER = 90,
No. -, Nam Street.
AUG. 70 a:-lm
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, 1844-08-31

The terms of the following Senators
expire on the 18th of March next:

The terms of the following Senators
expire on the 18th of March next:
DEuocRATs.-Fairfeld, Maine; Sur
gcon, Pa; Tappan, Ohio; Benton, Mo; 4.
WINGS -Phelps VT; Choate, Mass;
Sprague, Il. l.; Huntingdon. Ct; Tall
madge, n. Y; Dayton, N. j.; Bayard,
Del; Merrick, Nd; Henderson, Miss;
White Indiana; Porter, Michigan; Eos
ter, Tenn: Rives, Va.-l3.
The present Senate is politically dlyl-
led thus: 30 Wings, % Democrats. The
vacancies will reduce the respective par
lies thus: Is Wings, 10 Democrats.
The election of s Democrats TO I'll
;hcse vacancies will give a Democratic
majority in that body, and this will Ger
tainly be done in Maine, Pennsylvania
Ohio, Missouri, New York, Mississippi
and Michigan, and probably in Connect
cut, New Jersey: Tennessee and other
,t.tes.-(Dem.) Union.
, 1844-08-31
SALE OF SAVES.

E7ILL be sold hv the undersigned
w in the town of lru'sIana, on
Saturday tie oGth day of Sept Nmher'
three negro slaves, belonging I" 'he
heirs of Christopher jackson. Des-
cription: A first rate house woman
twentv-siX wears Of age. one boy sew
en- wears Of aye. one girl fv, ears
81 age. The above described ne
groes will he sold to the hirhrSt hid
der. on a credit Of - months. by the
purchaser giving bond with approved
security. bearing ten per cent. inter
est from The sale of said slaves.
NJ. II. EDISON. Ag',.
August l1th 1914. 4w4l.
, 1844-08-31
Natyyaiizati0n Lars.-We per-

Naturalization Lars.-We per-
ceive that the adopted citizens Of n.
York city have addressed 4 circular
letter to the candidates for the Pres
idcncy and Vice Presidency. asking
their views Ia regard 10 the naturall-
zali"n law. This is of course Il move
of the Locoforos. Who expect To en-
barrass the Wings bv this new issue,
as they expected to do by the Texas
question. The will be disappointed
again. No doubt there are MANY
persons OF both parties Wh" would
like to have the term ol re Ndence ne
ccSSaly 20 naturalization extended,
but The Iien of ever introdr.c ING THIS
rs a party question is entertain ed 10y
few or meme ont of the large cite g.
The Wing party. IN every quart''r-
has repudiated al connection nr ss m
pathv with the Native AmprIcan,.
The term Of five wears residence in
the country was adopted by the first
Congress, under Gen. Washington.
The time was extended 10 fourteen
wears under John Adams. but when
Jefferson came INTO power, the old
term Of five years was restored by n
large majority. The law has remain
ed thus eve since. and we do not be
IIevP it possible. even If the attempt
should he made. evcr to extend the
time. Ascending 10 the genius Of
our institutions. the right al suffrage
should he extended to foreigners on
liberal terms, and any attempt t" I'M
pcs" further i~mpedImentS would GER
taInlv enlist the sympathy of the
great body of the people On the side
of the foreigners. and would end in
Shortening instead of extending the
term OF residence Lou.
Jour.
, 1844-08-31
DIED,

In Spencer Township, on Sunday
night last, Mrs. Mock, consort Of George
Mock, aged about 30 years. Al,o
on Wednesday night last, at the same
place, Mr.. GEORGE Mock, aged about 50
years.
At his fathers residence, i'll Cuivre
Township, on Tuesday night last,
Mr.. GREEN 7. r. McALrsTER, aged a.
bout % years.
At his residence, on Wednesday night
last, Maj. Josrrn DrsmuKE, aged about
IS years.
, 1844-08-31
From the n. o. PicayRne, Aug. l6.
Prom EayaS

Yesterday morning we mentioned
the death of Gen. VIM. S. Murphy,
late Charge d'At.aircs OF tie United
States. as he only item we had bv
the arrival Of the brig Rover, from
Galveston, on "Wednesday night
Our papers came to hand Yesterday
through the Post Office. and ty look-
ing over them we find the following
additional intelligence:
The funeral OF Gen. Murphy took
place nj Galveston on Tie 18th ulr.
with considerable parade. Minute
guns were fired from the [. s. SELDOM
Ell Flirt during the funeral "eremo-
mes. The procession consisted of
the Galveston cavalry. the clergy.
supported by the Manor and Calico
tor. Ply sirians Consuls, Foreign lie,
cations, Vice Presidcn, Of Texas. of
ticcrs and scameno' the L. S. schoor-
"r Flint, military on foot. c!iccrs e
the Customs, citizens, &c.
Death seems 10 have hcrn busy u,
C. lveslon. 4. u. Green. l,<1.. late
L. S. Consu! at that place. died on
tie Gosh uIt.. and Mir. Richard Drake
Sebring, editor of the News. died on
the 23d uIt. We believe Nr. ). vas
from Charleston. S. c.
Seventeen inrerment, took place
at Galveston in enc dav. Luti it is sad
that neatly one half OF those inferred
had died the previous day. aud buriai<
continued 10 take place until a late
honr at night. 1t is also very sickIy
at Houston.
Gen llow@rd, Charge dAlf,ires
Of the United States. auIvCd 81 llous-
ton on the 30th nit.
\ report WIS in circulation in
Washington that Il large body Of In
dilnS were descending The Colorado
and Guada'oure rivers. \ ycrng
man name! Perry WAS Kill ed by lndI-
ans. ii i. sid.
in tie interior the report IS ;hal
the cr"pS 81 cotton ;nl corn are ST.
perahuudau'. AMI tie health Of the
farmers Is good.
Other ,h@n ,'c above tens. W"
find no.hing that can be interesting
10 our readers III oar files. Tire pa
rcrs are chiefly filed with Poii'ical
articles on the merits and d"aeri;s OF
tie respective c~7ndidn'es for pfcsj-
dent and Wee President o! the Re
public. The parties are divided up,
IN the Hen. Arson Jones and Gen.
Edward BurIeS"n. Tor President; and
Patrick {. Jack, &c, and TIE Hon.
*. J.. Anderson. Tor Wee President
The last two named gentlemen rur
on each ticket .uCiSc:nIUattIy.
, 1844-08-31

Go NIGs.-Mr. Clay is to receive
the votes OF the coLoREp AIgerInes, 1t
seems:
Every coIorcd citizen, therefore,
IN the Stn.e and Union, has The srfa,-
es, POSSIBLE interest in securing the
election Of Henry Clay. Mr.. Clay
IS the only man who has pledged
himself openly and candldly to sup,
nor, them IN their Just and equitable
tights. Henry Clay will therefore
receive SEVEN HUNDRED VOTES from
the colorcd citizens Of Rhode Island
.-TR. |. Transcript. (Whig.) .
And vet Henry Clay, who would
no, allow Africans TO vote won'd
disfranchise the mhitc European. See
his Raleigh speech denouncmg the
Democratic partyfor admitting Mich
loan into the Union. because our con
siitution gave the right OF suffrage t(
oh wbiI. residents, whether Amer
cans by the accident Of BIRTH or A
mericans BY choice and a~doPtIon.--
michigan Paper.
, 1844-08-31

The Bloody County.-Thomas J:
T,rt If Benton county was shot and
LIjed on the 8th of August. he was
riding in a prairie and was shot by
some person concealed in a thIcket'
Tb;. is the third member OF that lam
Iv who has been thus assassInated.
,bo father and two sons; and severaI
other murders have been perpetrated'
ari,ipg out o. bitter teuds OF long
standing. A young mar named lsom
Hobbs has been arrested charged
with the murder.-Era.
, 1844-08-31
A OF missouri
County of Pike. \
Fine E.sanLS for sale.
1850 ACRES.

THE subscriber offers for sale, in
n the counties Of Rails & Lewis,
1850 acres offne farming Land. most
of it prairie and a part wood land. n
part Of this Land. in LewiS county, is
on the road between Monticello and
TulIv. adjoining the "Ous'ey farm"
That in Rails. is near the Marion line
within 4 few miles Of PALMYRA. 1t is
well watered. and in every respect,
desirable land. either for Tobacco.
Hemp. or Wheat. 1t will be sold
low. and divided 10 suit purchasers.
Title perfect. Particulars made known
on Application to the subscriber in
st. Louis. GEO. X. BUDD,
a. Water Street.
st. Louis. Nov. Sd. 1913. 9
, 1844-08-31
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator Of
l. the estate of VIM. ID. tiggs,
deceased. late Of Pike county, Mo-,
hereby gives notice to all creditors
and others interested in said estate,
that he intends to make a final settle
ment of said estate. at the next Nov.
term of the county Court of said
county.
" y &C c. T 6oWNISG. 5 Adm'r'.
Aug. 3ls', 1874. 4w43.