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The New York herald., 1845-03-28
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w. CUHNER FULTON AND NASSAU STHtEI
TNE NEw VoRE HERALp--A Da,iy Paper, ,sspcd ev;
morning. Of tM wssk-prce TWO cKNTs per cnpy Cour
3ubscribcrs farm shed At the for specific rs
on rrrihsre' " ravsra,. No psprr scat xssss p,id
THx WEEKLY HrRALp-Issued every Saturday monnu,
ten o'clock-price SIX QUARTER CENTS per COPY
nshed to country subscribers 3? per snnum IN ad'sn
or at the rate for any specified period. -
CosnHsrorDxrrs requested 20 sddres. her Letter. s
JAMES 6onDon BnHHErf, fropros0t ~
Wss % business mast ~ postpaia.
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Concentrated Extract OF sarsapartIIc, Gc,
tian and sassafras,

Medicine and Pharmacy Tor the suppvesslon
essins all the purifying qualities and cursiye powers o.
above herbs is confidently recommended p the College
noiy superior extract Snfsapara at present be
e public, and be l-ed ftain Ieriedy for
diseases arsng from mpur state 81 the blood such
scrofna, satyheum btotches pimpics,
pain in the bones JOINTS ndcs erupons ulcera
throat disease arising from The secordsry ELECTS
syphilis Or an inindioious OF mercury. n
So!d n single gGttles, s az H.: eras ss
a - oeSos VI ~. ov~oA "'e''. -
Cases forwarded to all paris Of the Urioa
N B-A very liberal discount 70 whoes lie purchsssrs
disrc w. H. HICHAHDsu.s. M. " As,ss
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL UFFICE--Cilirens a
1vA Strangers can obtain medical and surgical advc- II
Mott street. for Of the many diseases may sict
human system, which bevond medical aid All dseu
Will Dc treated with csndor and intsgrlty me mAp
NOTiCE-MADAME RESTELL, Female phvscR
would sate, that consequences the removal ~ hr II
Office all letters hereafter be addressed Dox 25s
ns D&Wlmsrc
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THE FISHING SEASON HAS COMMENCED
ist Lsa those hose now fish, that never 6shsd before,
ihnc those that always hshed, hsh the morsp
houT TACKLE for ths present also Tackle for
az seasons and all kinds Of fishing in varsity the
JOHN ]. BROWNt 4 CO.
mhlo imsrc l35 Fulton seret.
DAGUEkKEOlYPE.
John ROACH, optician, 80 Nassau New York. s
tces the lest quality Ia The
His Triple Compound Of Bromine superior preparation
and general He has also haud the Hunsarian
or Herman Accelerating Liquor
Cameras Of has well French
h erman Cameras sold this establ
will be warranted genuine
Orders from the for articles in will
De promptly and car ully attended to. m6 lm$nc
LADIES' AND FAMILIES
D. g ERREOTYP INSTIT UTE,
MRS H SHANKLAND,
nAGuER RAN ARTIST.
~ AGUERRsOTYPE PORTRAITS, including the best
~ style Of Morocco Case Frame for
ONE DOLLAR.
Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, l4s Broadway, or
23o BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM
No. l--opposite the Park Fountain.
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JAMES LACY,
DR. n PER AND TAIL OR,
%

1s4 William Street, corner Of Ann, New York,
II AS always hand select of the
Il able style Of goods be found the market consisting Of
CLOTHS-Epgsh, French and American Of almost every
color, from medium quality to the finest -
.CAS5!MEREs-Wool Blacks Plaids Stripes. Figured and
FL site, in great variety.
VEsTINGS-Silks Satins, MaIseilles Ca,hmeres, Vel
vets, &c. -
Aso, white satn figured and plain rich light silk vevets
&C. for balls and parties with variety Of other goods
numerous TO parcuarise suitable for every
G ltlemen patroniEng this shmen rely upon hav
their made order the best possible
and every satisfaction to quality it, and workmanship
given.
WILL nE MADE: and In fo ;n.ns agsnst had
debts by which would be obliged pay make
for the of Others Cash DELIVERY will in all
cases be required.
Also hand select Of Ready Made Clothing
Office Coats Pants Vests Frock Coats &c. &c. al
reduced prices.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them made
and trimmed IN the best possible IA good fit warranted
70 Gass Ps ne pl,ce Of tes Kooos 5en a. ns oiow
Frock Goats sac $2; other garments in proportion
mills sec
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HICOrd'e AItOratfVW Mixture,
TOR the per manent cure Of PRIMARY sccondary syyAii
ulcers, nodes produced By
dcious fmercuy unskiful medical treatment All
suspcstnE veneal hint remaining their shou
this powerful purifier without delay no person
de- himsef safe after having tho ycnereal disease wtho
thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly oebrat
Alternative
Sold single bottles 81 essh, in Of half dozen
carefully packed and TO all paTts of this Union
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ALExANDER's TRICOBAPHE.
EW AMI TNVATTTARI.E nIGCnurnv -

n NEW .AND Being q
"A liquid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair TO beautiful brown or black without injury % the hair
skin The great superiority Of this Dye its
mode Of application and instantaneous eects other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce any change lis
superior excellence Will be single
application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun. un."ALExArDER
effect Of the above the hair truy
tonhing was tried yesterday In Office. and the cha
from grey to black instantaneous
Extract from the Philsdelphi, Daily Forum several Of
have recently applied their hair the vsua
bic liquid Dye known Aexanders Trcobaphe-a and
Valuable dscovey and has 70 failed produce the
whi.ker:. impaIts beautiful brown or black color
wall William .t ee johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane; W. Wnghtk Co. Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throughout the U. B. Of sole aSsats,
X. Z. q. A. WRIGHT, 70 South ith street.
m24 imsro Philadelphia.
TO CARPET MANUFACTURERS, &c. &c.
/ EAD WIRE, of various Sizes suitable for weavers
~ weights constantly hand made order and for SALE
by TAIHAM x BROTHERS,
MAIL lmsrc 2ls Water street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS,
INVENTED AvD rREPARED By
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy !:
05 Nassau street.
MEDICAL ADVICE
lRIuATE niaE

PRIVATE DISEASES
yTsHE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COI.LEG
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the ss1
precision Of qdckesy, continue TO direct their articul
hdenty promise to persons requiring medical treatment,
sale and cure without nJury % s eolsttuon
% make application to the Colless on ne frat appearnce
thus avoided One Of ths members Of the College, for
connected with the principal hospital Europe for Il
OF those complaints attends for consultation daily from
A. M toTP.M.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALIDS.-Persor
living in he country and finding % make pc
al medicines peque perform radical by stating the
explicitly, together with all symptoms time Of
paid.
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teAP0eWs 0PecAnc E1ns,
LOR the radical Qf Gooyrh0 &eef semindl eisson
ana s noco purusat dschas from the urethra The
pills. the result otwenty years IN tbs Hospital
Ckart6 in Paris pronounced by celebrated
Pre- lessor Yepeau iuabe remedy for all diseases Of
ursthra They effect much shorter time thnn
or confinement fro busineas Price, box
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SALT AND FISH STORE
AO0 BBLS. Salmon, No. l, . and g.
1OO 100 bbs Blue Fish
200 bbs Nos 4, rnd MacxnrVl 600 hAlfde 10 Dc d.
100 do No. 1 Meas 5hsd. -
50 half bbls No, Scybrook Bhas.
800 bbis Cod and scale Fish.
400 Go No. ! tsibd herrisss
800 kegs Dutch do
1000 lbs Smoked Salmon.
$50 kits Boused do
iec do Sounds and Tongues.
GOO qtls Cod Fish, suitable for nhl,,ina
900 sacks Ashton's Salt
50 half and so quarters Mackerel.
tSo boxes Digby Herring
1oe quarter barrels SalmoS.
Tor sas il lots 70 yyIt Dlrchsscrs, W
ms imsec NELSON. WELLS b CO.. ~ Dey q.
CPIRITs TURYENTINE-leo bbls. southsrp sp,ris land
! n - i~.ss W. :s''" MscoLL co. b bed .s..
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CTEAM POWER TO LET. at a Gold street, with light
~ and convenient suitable fQ Any
pose, Enquire OF HART9ON LAWTOF,
nhie 1mssa n. Geld stest Nswixo oik.
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"a TO LET-Four three story aud attic Brick Houses
m with Stores underueath the es.tery side Of tbs 9Th
avenue between 18th and 18th Streets with sliding doors
mante Croton water &C. suitable for respectable Ia
miles in moderate circunstsnces. :,
suitable dry good and fancy goods ladies: shoe stores
China and earenware, hardware jewelry millinery conisc
oVary &C. Ts Stores with the front basement room will be
from the Dwelling part required, there being
masaM.sc = ''o- ~ G Ii. WINTER. 1s Wall street
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- FARM FOR SALE-Price $l5oo-Cgntaning ls
acres beautiful and healthy situation, miles from
ssy the old road Philadephia On the premises are
For further iniormating inquie r r. DERMOTT adjoi
nr the place, or Of PETER c. CORTELYUU, Type Found
~ - l., lnh2u ~u1
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STRAW GOODS, &c. s..-~-
FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE
BRAIDS AND BONNETS.
LII Of the above OF the best fabrics Of tn.
a most sshonabe descriptions importing aad
'''e.''S ~ - ''' -'''' THOMAS REYNOLDS,
mhl8 lm"m l67 Pearl street.
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- FOR Sale, OR TO LEAsE-1hat veil known
s Factory with Is lots Of ground situate Harlem,
s the lh avenue lrsroad between l2sh and ,2Sh ..
et BY 100 with brick carriage hon engine house adoin
ing The and guated and Paved and all
dy immediate occupancy The 'sme WILL BE- sold leased
purchase money bo ID and for long
time. II
John street. whore map Of the pror srty can be
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Constitutional Debility Cured.
THE Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine
Pharmacy Of the city Y confidently recommended
all Of debility produced by indulgence
any kind its an remedy stsrlity
Single bottles 81 each; Of half d0xsn t5 careful
sacked and sent to all parts Of the UIion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

erioa HE lace with both hands, shuddered
from lesJ 10 foot.
Hut lot us turn To scene less terrib,. -
Inc htsi " ntds ~ Hannah. on revi,,ng, were
To sss lof her father. lie VA. beside her
sale and Tree, bot sull visibly affected by tn.
dreadful event "t the day. The thoughts 81
both turned 10 shaw. and tho inquiry lot him
rsme from The lips NJ each simullaneou,ly
Though siill weak, I've and lIannsh boie the
interview better Than could be expected 49,
y" one however. can adequately dcsci!b the
emotions Of ,hs poor girl. they were n strange
nurture Of JOY and gratitude. Of horror and
dread, The lovers we're soon leh to them.
selves for dozen neighbor were waiting
tn psss the hard hand Of David Hunt
and among them Judge Church was the fore
mtAi
fhste IL another clearing now IN the for.
est Immediately adjoining that OF Dsvid
Hunt bot tho old cabin. with come add,
ions answers Tor home Of the young couple
- well as that for tho father. Al air NJ
comfor, and even Of comparative elegance
marks tie spot and perhaps there is not
west Of Ae broad AleghsnIes so happy a
household
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
COMMON SCHOOLS

meeting Of friends Of Improvement In
IN our system OF comtrnn school rducat'p.
was convened At hlddirhury On tie evaning
Of tine 2lSl Of February lai5. foe the purpose
of hearing an address on that subject, from
Thomas II Palmer Esq. Of Plls(ori. who
had been previously invited 10 deliver the
same Gov. Slsde vas called 10 The char.
and Prof > Sioddard was appointed Score
iary. AlIef The delivering OF the address,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Rssoired, Tha, Inc thanks Of this meeting
be rendered 10 Mr. Palmer, Tor his Interesting
and instructive sddre.
Rsioio,d, That Mr. Palmer be requested 10
'isli, az Tar as practicable, the several coun.
tee IN this State, and address the p-npl, Tor
the purpose Of swakinP theu aitenlinn n tie
Importance improvement In o. non school
education.
Prs'ir,d, That DR. Porter ~ Cornw.U.Ja,
". Slade snJ Phillip Bauel. Of Middlebuty.
and DR. Roe Of BUdp0r. he Committee g.,
ta''e = 100 10 deiray Mr. Pt.mrfs iravellin,
expenses IN accomplishing he lJoyo 90.
Jeci
R>solcsd That Thoma. II Palmer. Rev r.
A. hetn.l. Rev. J. +. Phillips, Rev & =
ClTAe and Rev Aaron Angler, be commit
Tee 70 address ne Clergy OH Srs'e and M
80" their co-"per ton 10 advancing The Oh
.',' cur''' ...t
ReIoTod, That Mr r-,mer be iequcs.r ~
obiain Information, Ly oouospondence and
Otherwise. concerning IMPROVEMENTS ~ he
school systems m other States, and TuiAsh
The same 10 the newspaper, hr tie iniorms-
ton 81 the people 0fthi. STATE.
R'oirsd, That the fdi'o's Of all o"w'p'-
pefs ~ The Slsle lie requested TO publish Ihe
proceeding ofihs mssiing
wv SLADE. Chairman.
5 STUDDAKD, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

Az old lady having heard somebody gay
4ha, mails ~sr, very irregular, remarked
Ia vas Jusi 80 IN my young days, there was
no trusting any Of their ia,f words
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

When David Hunt recovered from the stu
por winch had fiien upon him with a CON
viction thai his innocence could M longer he
dolblei. "a ~ss sitIae IN tie mlis, %. the
count room perfectly alone. A muse.
strange murmunng noiSe, came surgIag IN
through the windows He fo-e and staggered
few PAGES forward, wondering What had
become ofhs chill A crowd NJ human be-
inss blo' ked up the sueel, dark as death
rlose To him. but Il . hied up on tie opposite.
81 IL. by free rudy gl're. II fell on a
platform OF stern fsces up,i6cd, with sort
nj ssvsss ave, to~srds..a human firm s~Ing-
ing from posi- Directly before the huge open-
ing Gu, through the blacksmith shop instead
ola window. Huhi cas-, look towards iss
form. framed - IL we're In the rude opening
IN a back gtound Of ERE. lie recognised IN,
snemy, shfunk back win grosn, and GOV.
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CONMuCN EEfh


 Per ship Mary Phillips i'm New -York-S Smith: Kelly & Allen; Waring 6 Twelves A co; ] BO,d & Bro; M0rrhOu>e; Tartt Stewart & co; B Todd; E E LHton & co; Davis: Goldsmith X HaLer; Wm II Bun nel ] Delins or Campbell, Owen X co; MAthersuu; FOsdlck & Ch,rOck; \ Bntre: l DuBose & co; Rves, Battle & rO TArletOn Scolt John Ulhorn; K King; Smith, Walker cu; Smith, Dabney & co; ; X 1 I Jones; Donald & Mnr-hhlt 5 w Roberts; " Aen H W RnbbIs G A Arnold A P Warner & co; G W RO- bluson; Huntington Cleveland; WhitsrtI. Garner X Cu: E Carlisle X co; T Miller & co; W Bower & co; ShnfOrd Greene, Obhins X Allins & co; AbeIl 6 Prentice. H Van Antwerp A co; Guerrnger; O Ma znn2e cni Henry stoddnrti McRae. Raveses Bull lock c Davis Jr; De>ha Smith & co; Merchant & co; T MrCirHn; Cuf1n & MrCulloUEh; W fIHrwoOd Havi- lHnd Clark co; Stanton G Bros; Daniels & Brady B Nrwhou-e; Dade Raynolds ] Fountun; Mrs McAu- life; ! Bnnrd.
 Per brig Werunpks fin New-York-M Wnrins & co, Thns Miilrr & cos Campbell, o~eu & co; Bradford & Saunhrr-' Rhra, ,kes COS D TillOtson; D E l; Wm II Rrdwoud F"-dick & GharOck' k, All d TaylOr Smith, Dnbn"y & co; C0sIar, Robinson d co; O Cummns E Stewart; T'Nl r & McRae, T Lrsrsne; DuBnse & co; Ewing: W COnsIock; E Carlisle k co, Keh & co, II |. ReN odds; w L"ny Phelps X co; Harrison d R"hins"n: Butler X co; T Low: C Center X co; Tarti. stewart S co c Cnwle> \ D-llinger; R d Bunker; ORrilly c"; Darlington & co E. Seaman. E 4 F L'mshr,; DrshA, SmIth S co, kugrl, Mann & co; Burd>Hil j NUh-Ts X co, R R B-lkDHp. E lntos & co II Bro"ks Rand ,lG ssrron, Mead X co; W Stewart Brach, El1 cn; TrFeton & 5cott. Col ln- l. turtingrr; 'umphres, Wa -h < x G Mart n; K Fooie X CD; s P BullarJ Dana.d q Mar,hal; W II Bannril; W Buwer & cUi Coffin McCulioush $ Stet son; II Rolf.
 Per steamboat Jqmrs l. Day from New. .Orleans- McRar, Ravesrs X iul ork; C W Ogden; Freeman X Bolton; Kugeh Mann X co; Wils' n & May; Ilumphrrs Walsh x cU $ X J0ues Xiv, Kendall X co; Malo- ". Ros- Blncher; Dr>h0n X Mier-; E Tndd Wm Rover X C Wrslrldt \ Bro C Keith; E C Center x co; Mccoy S Jnhnson; q Griffith; W Calvert; M Wa ring X co; J P Armstrong G Hill; Wood; J l. Weeks; Fry, D .ss cn; Goldsmith & HAbtr MeKinsiry; ] C Chamberlain Il Huber; Sands & co; TOOmeT, Gay
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PAASEN Na.UEeS-

Per ship Mary Phillips from New -York--Dieg Nc Voy, lady, children snd servants. Misses Camnlis McAu.ffo, Mir" McAulefe, Me-srs II Benedict, c II Goddard, Church Pouchet, A Sebberns, Kinds, f Meyer, Petrrs-42 steerAge.
 Per steamboat James l. Day from New Orleans Rev Frantis, Messra Jones; Hall. D Dolbrsne II EHstmsn Gonzales. r Fowlkes, solomon, A Reader, Phillips, Hewitt Kellnan, Donaid smith, Fry, A Jones, W Wder-26 on deck.
 Per steamboat Clermont from Mnntgomery-Cooka and lady, Miss Moncuel, Dr Barnes Messrs c " Perrin ) Hunt Dr Underwood, Campbell, Me.ker, Campbell, Moment, smith, Maxwell, Capt Porter. Miller, c Brown, " P Swh, $ Beers, I. Crow.
 Per steamboat Bourbon fin Mongnmery-Dr Parnei and family, Col Nj Evaus and family, l. McMan and family. il Il Wal and family, f Wall and family Manshss and family, Rev Hamilton. Messrs Terrell J Il PriOleau, OverguArd. StfsIzi. w Molleu, Por fer. saunders, Grant. Hays Hews, Oliver, Greene, D Steiner, Martin, Taylor, Slaughter.
 Per steamboat Native i'm Wetnmpka-MrrsIs Rogers, King, II and Jones. 1. and Fort. Fne, Pouncry, W Green Tart Ewing, Westbrnok, Edwards.
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ASEcpoTE OF MR. LEGARE.-The American Review for October contains an interesting biosra. phcal sketch of Hugh 5. Lesare of South Carolina, in which occurs the following anecdOle, illustrating his powers as an advocate:--
 It was the case sf Pell and wife versus the exc. cutors of Ball The circumstances of the case were these: A Miss Chsnning, daughter of Mr. Walter Charming, Ga merchant Of Boston ) had married Mr. Rall of South Carolina, and carried hm large fortune, without any settlement. Mir. Ball, by his last will and testament, btquehed to his wife all his fortune. Embarkmg at Charleston fu, a visi, 10 the Norlh on board the i'll lated sieamb al Pulaski, winch blew up al sea the caas; of Nor Carroll na, in lS35-they both pershed in that awful calas uophe.
 The question m the was, which survived The other? II Mrs. Ball, then lhr legacy vested in her and was lransnssable her sister; if her husband then the legacy had lapsed fell into the residue u the estate, and weut lu hiS family
 MT. Legare was eng ,ged on behalf of Mrs. Balls sister On the side, it was nlenied thai lhr husband, being the stronger, must have survived; ; and the dncilne of civll law he subject of sur vivorsh,p were relied on. Here, however, Legare was master, and showed that all these presump tons must yield To positive testimony. Alter the catastrophe, Mrs. Bail was f,iug wildly about the wreck, her voice heard above others, calling for her husband. Avalng himself of this single but ai- lectIng hcl-all tha, in the wild terror of such could be known-LegaIe converted it by the tragic powers of his eloquence, into irresistible proof that the tender husband. whose name the wife shreked forth so disIractedy, must have already perished. Upon the theatre of that shattered deck, there was enacted, he said. scene, 10 paint which, all that the mag gnatIon of poetry could of the most pathetic must fail. "She called upon the husband upon whom she had called in van. upon whose arm she had ever leaned in danger-her stay, her rescue! She called but he never auswer- ed; no, sir. he was dead! he was dead!"
 Mrs. Balls sIser gained the suit, also another point in the case winch he argued--that the legacy was general and no, specific.
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A brief outline of the speech delivered by Mir. CALHOUN, on taking his seat as President of the Memphis Convention, has already appeared in this paper. But when the subjects embraced m that speech, and lhe ppstion of the speaker are consid cred, an importance IS attached to it that will not pass away with the occasion that called it lorlh.- The assumption Shat the invention of Fullon has in reality, for all practical purposes. converted the Mississippi with its great tributaries into an Inland ea'-and the placing II 'on the same footing with the Gulf and Atlantic coast, tho Chesapeake and Delaware bays. and the Lakes in reference to the perintendence Of the General Government it's nasgation.' will attract universal attention. It is bold proposition. and that requires careful ex- animation
 We place a careful report of the speech in ou, columns, well for future reference as general in- formation
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,EcEur,,rs nE cnv.snn

Per steamlott Bourbon i'm Montgomery-Rives, Battle co 73 bales; Boy Kin McRae 43. Tar Scott 30; Desha, Saith & co 30. A Pope soR IA; E L Andrews q co n; Harrison & Rnbnson A. Leavens & Malone 10; Tonmer Gay & co 5; Gordon & Curry i; Mauldn & Terrell
 Scott A bAles ToOmer Gay co 23; l. Andrews & co g; f3oy kin McRae 22; lIarwe & Dnvs l9; Labuzan X Olds l3 Walker x Holmes 23; Simpson l2, W Bower & co 2; G Henry 20; Harrison Robinson 26i Tarti, Stewart q co 52 Nave 6li NJ Sayre l2: Goode 1; G w TarletOn l6 Donald x Marshall 2l; order l3.
 Per sieHmbest Native i'm Wetumpkn--Toomer Gay & co l42 hales; W Tatetou I5 T escsne 72; [ l. An Andrews d co l05; " A Armstrong X co 43; M sayre As; Rives Battle X B; Andrews 6 Dawson 23; Lshu- & Ods IS; Tarietou X scott g; emth, Walker < co 9; Dickinson X Eustis IS.
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We recognise the initials of Mir. Schoo craft at- Iached to the fo1~ 'ng quaio aud striking lines, and hold ourselves indebted la the s,pondent ~lo has placed them Sl the seryIcs oi the 0aEote.-[ Alhaoy Evening Gazette. On the condition of the "EaawehOswe," (OngNye HOnwe) in 1s45. The loroly .roqu IS ls lendnp slrep; Goae gre the pl0mes that leek'd his brow For bs bold r1in, 10 Goro hts wife shall weep
 He holds IAe pl ugh. The bow and uuiver which his fathers msdet The gun, IhaG 6llsi ihe warior's desdlest VOW The mace, Inc spear, the axe, the GmbuseHds-
 Where are lucy uowY aute are the hills lhst woke bis dreadful ysll- Scured hstious listen with af igbt morei He walks farmer ever field aud dell
 Once red with gore. Frontlet and wsmpum bsdfc, brand, snd knlis, Skill of the meyalOnyx, suake, sud fox. All now are eoue e!-transformed to peaceful life,
 He drives the oG. Algon, and Cherokee. and Tllioese, No more beneath his stsl~sr bow shall wrilhs Peace spreads her reign wide OCT his inland seas
 He swings the seyths, Grain now, not men, employ his manly powers; To learn Ihs hite mans arts and skill 10 rals; For this. his sons Hnl daughters spend their hours
 They go to school. Glory and fame, that erewhie fired bis soul. And neryed for war his evet-te engeful arm, Where are your charms his bosom tu controli-
 He uls farm. His war-scarrd visage paints mora deform- Ills garments, made of beaver dear. and rat Are eKchanc ed for woollen doublets warm--
 He wears hat. His very pipe, surcharged with sacred weed Once smoked m spirits dreamy, dread, and sore, ls lad asidn-to lhink, to plan 10 resd--
 He keeps stoIe. This IS the law of progress--kindler arts Have shaped his native energies of mad; Aud tack he eomes-frOm wand ering oods . nd lar
 Back 10 mankind. His drum and rattles both are thrown away His native altsrs stsud without a blaxe- Truth, robed in gospel light. hath found her way
 And hsrk! he prHys! October, Is43 HRS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28

VALUE OF CHARCOAL From the following ex. pertinent in ihe use this year, of charcoal on wheat lands its value will be duly estimated. Field No. 20 acres, 50 bushels of coal per acre, 25 bushels of wheat per acre. No 2-4acres, no coal, bush els per acre and I,adIy rusled No. 3-'5 acres, 50 bushels of coal. g bushels of wheat to the No. 4-25 acres, 50 bushels of coaI 35 bushels of wheat '" the No 5-l5 acres, 25 bushels of coal. 25 bu hels of wheat. No 6-S acres, no coal, bush els of wheat. No. 7-6 acres, no coal. bushels oi wheat The soiTaud culture were precisely alike, and the grain was sown in April and May. The soil aboundH m lime and organic matter The coal costs ssO per l00o bssheh. ground ia \ comuon hark milL