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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Ceiling more than a SHIRE. Martha.
does thee love me I asked 4 Quaker youth,
Or one at whose shrine his hearts iohdess
feelings had been Offered up.
why. Seth answered she. we sre
com handed To- love one another, are We
moi ?
Aye. Martha, but does thee regard me
with that feeling thatahe world calls loveS
4 hardly know what 70 tell thee. Seth
| / have greatly feared that nv heart wa
an erring one. have Tried 10 bestow Ell
love on all: ont may have 90 meiime
thought, perhaps, that thee was gettin,
mors than thy share
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

On an elevated piece Of ground, sboui
! league Irom Porl Royal. stands large
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
I. OAKLAND
Select Female Academy.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yfr,snia. Free Press from
~ isaac j. MARTIN. 4
Oakland, Jefferson co. Va,
sane II. 1885 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Gre FIR DiarFdaa "A colcmporary
saws: Even afser |all other remedies
have failed a certain cure for i Willie
found 10 1iee water. Boil the rice. take
the water, make i palatable with salt /.
and drink il copipusls while warm. We
never kae1 This simple hing to faiA,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

ne Lodo Foqo Bank Regalafioa = The
Washington Upicn says that the Locofo.
co party twill properly regulate the
banks seems 10 usthat Locofocoism
in soue ot The States has abou, the same
idea otre9nlaiipg baRks shat the freshman
bad Of trimming apple trees. Pat went
out 10 the morning 10 Trim a larpsznum-
Der Of ,redsf and returning al noon was
asked il he had flashed his work. No,
said he, out Thaue cut Them MI 'do,,lrn ana
emgoiag 10 Trim them this afternoon"
fLolUsviHe Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

DREss| or THE MIND -Qnn SUNDAY
mornipg, before going 10 Eepqtcn, whai
dressing there is among gil classes ann
what silt to be gay and pleasing II j.
quite sufi Gent toFthe great purpose o. ex
istence. toEwash the OUTSIDE o. me Pia,'ei :
Cutls may be arranged fine. tortoise shei
combs fixed. sparkling ear Ilngs hung
splendid garments displayed hud gel
I perhaps hhe gay fair ones mind may b
3oisoned with concei.. troubled with rival
~, and kept on the tOSpre BY ignoranc,,
and vanity. Windsor soap does not wasl
out the stain OF the Eeart.. Colonse wave
cannot throw a. fragrance over an imppr'
mind, nor will all the ruoIesEot Ioiconc
dazzle the recording angel into forgeiiul
ness Of filling Up the leayes.of retFibu,ion
/ - n !. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

We heard person, the other day, ( \
iect to tie new postage, law, for the RED
son that befole the passage Of the law ht
received but two Cunning letters week
ADD he now receives FIVE or six per day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

THE MoURNER. - Never 1s the pre-, emf
men, value Of friend more profoundly ,ielt
than in the sagohy occasipned BY their
loss. By no means can their Iworth be- more
fuily proved than by the unlelgned regret
with which all characters. and temperrs
mourn every social bereavement. All
other misiortunes, pecnoiafy losses ~orin-
lly disappointment bodily lnhtm atlss.
severe as they may be, as. feathers IN !. NE
scale. which weighed against the sferlns
worth or faithful friends, and beloved re-
Iatives. Wealth may bel again accun o.
lated, worldly disappointnen,s be recon-
penssd pain and sickness may De an1eho
rated or removed but ~ here Is that re
me,hean heat that can the light Of liie re
Hume and give back ito the sorrogIo9
breast The lost friend pr relative; TIA
cam supply their PLACE 10 the bereayeet
nourner we have only 10 mark the pn
cured, incurabIe, anguish OF the whe, th'
| mother. the friend. silently but enceas.ng
lly sorrowipg over The memory OF NE los
+ husband. child. comPanion. to feel in
vast woribo Of The tie SO prema:urely snap
ned. Ifsucb the melancholy but poweEin
evidence Of the Blessing et socIa attach
meni let those vet fascinating IN multi
pIied claims feel The full value q thel
fate, and gratefully enjoy, whilst they car
their enviable sources 81 ieHci'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
10 N BE a Il n HodE,
Attorney nj Law.

ChRt'siOiSa, .I.6srsca Cointys figinia,
.NKIILL gise PRONG .baSnten 10 al bnsi.
Wv ness entrusted d hN care, in the Coun.
tiesnf Jefferson, Btrkelqy, Motgan, DC,
May1, ls i5s-6m. vi,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

I .4aotier HIRE ia prophet, aged 49,
has started up in Naag9o, and announces
himself as a.nessengerfef two loo many.
Among other revelations, is one Of espe-,
ciai warning 10 lie SAINTS. informing them
Thai Eaupoo is 10 BE destroy ed, and that
the ar.se Church should place themselves
under'be direction Of The young prophet,
and Fepsir atolce1to California.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

116n sSoris6nsn, on haod. Also,
6.ef Powder for blasting, for sale by
r. DuNNIk6T0N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Have your guard 10 readiness. Oakley
:, ouarier before SIX O'Clock tomorrow
morning, whispered Frank H9bson, as be
flung his cap upon the table 10 the alter
cabio Of the Avenger. i.
10 the grove. sbait The Guard House
Just SO. have this evening bad a
long interview with D'Elacour. and The
scoundrel dubs me bis bosom friend. He
discussed The affair over 6agon OF Ma.
deira. He is savage ss Turk, and
suears be'llblo Grafton 10 atoms.
.Ha-hs--I understand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Mta eeItdnfous.
From he. DtlG,eart Journal.
ny ING FOR LOVE.

q Yeu may look pule. but, j should blush know
To be o'etheafd, and taken ItspPinS 50. I"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

JIonoratie MessIs, Fish s Rice o.!
Bo.,on}haye recently discharged debts
% The amount Of near $50 900, owed by
tb,m when they took the benefit Of the
bankrupt. act. The Nantucket Enquirer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

; Doctor Alexander
dlFFFRs his professional services to the
~ citiz.ns of ehsntestnwn and its vicinity.
Residence --,ilrd door Eastof Cariel,s Hotel.
n Cha6estowa, AptilIl7, 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

f..Bsath oil Bears. --Mr. Lyman Webster.
IL 6oshoma county, Miss Informs the
editor Of The Southern Shield, that he
has killed with bis dogs and gun, from
list June, 1911, Isl April, ls45. l06
/ bears one Of which Meished GIL pounds
/ during this time lie hBd but four dogs
killed, This MT Lyman Webster must
tbe a second Dayy Cfockelt,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

.Iet every truly 'flir business iransaae-
,;6n I'D this description be duly and i'm
nsrishably registered, in behalf Of what
iit,le moral character. NAV yet pertain TO-
the existing condition Of society. SO
slrI;,ses4a aags6d deed ain naug'y world. :" {.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Ikindness--now indeed IS my warme.f
wish gratifed, AM the lovely Clara j
mine
= Franks story olD'Elacours mailefounF
revenge and muderous designs, soon
raised the ire of lie old Colonel againS,
The ptanter's spn, nnd his cheerful con-
semitic Graf,on's Ifti'ion was immediate !
" granted. Franz was soon called upon
10 ofTiciate as seco1d .in quite a different
affair, but declares he will visit Port Roy
al nosmore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

/CuANGiNc 4 GulaEA.-An@ Irish b.
SHOP who was very much annoyed al
he late hours kept BY bis sons, gave
strict orders 20 John, faithful old butler
4 lnck me door every night at eleven O..
cIock and not 10 openSit after that time
ca ] lime The Young gentlemen were
nnnc,usi 10 The hour; hut one morning
master Tom wasn't athone Till one, when
| seeing LIGHT ia the hail. be tapped gent
III !, The door. ard the following dialogue
TOOK place between Master Tom and TAI
4 h,tIar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
PARDONs OF CRIMINALS

Gov. Porter OF Pa. who is about retire from Office
has signAlzed that event by batch of pardous 10
Peneniary criminals His whole straton has been
distinguished for the facility with which he exercised the
plrdonng power-a noble Prerogaive or of
innocence and the dspenssiion of mercy when mercy
ought To temper justice, but dangerous TO So
ciety when abused Gov Pr has escaped the sspen
sion vi yielding ~ Improper Influences.
The following - lIst vi his last pardons:
"Mlion J. Alexander the young who was convict
cd OF the murder OF Lougee, Philadelphia received
Pardon from Gov Porter. about II o'clock on Tuesday
evening, aHi was liberated.
Patrick Murray convicted Of riot Kensiugton was al
pard oned.
John Malone, convicted OF in assisting at IN. res
cue Of Dick Manley from the ,cers Of Justice a, Fair
noun, last SPRING in the which not officer John
Beck lost has life, also received the Executive clemency
Isaac Hare convicted Of the murder al Joseph Rice IN
the of the Kensingon riots set ut liberty on
Wednesday
John ROx, convicted OF man.laughie. was also liberia
I'd
James Sherry and Terrence Muller Kensingtpu rioters,
and Charles Stewart convicted of larceny, have also been
paTdoned."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
THE FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.


GcnIemen-I discover that a writer IN the Whig who
signs himself b." and the editor Of the Christian Advo
ca;e have Of late measured pens regard to the facts and
circumstances connected with the erection, adoption md
hGal abandonment OF this Institution have no personal
IN crest IN the natter have any feelings Crafty e.
Their tie side the other While on one hssd /
would willingly throw oil upon the troubled waters should
with mu-h reluctance the oher contribute their oRi
taion. Schism- among the members Of any Christian So
ciey are 10 be drc addor they have perhaps done more
TO rotafd the progress Of Religion the world than of
other causes combined. But ogoeaby So. Paul " The
1--we Of gain j. the root u OIL evil" Evangelical duties and
temporal Interests ike carbonate Of soda and taarc acid
when thrown into collision instead Of quietly
are but tpo apt 10 bubble forth In noisy ernt
ofelts' the subj under consideration being one
IN winch the inefes Of whole community BEEN to
some extent, involved ana by which the peace repoe
and welfare ot private families hayo been pefbaps sef
Ousy disturbed desire investigate the causes at led
u such an unpleasant posture II Affair." spfgs of itself
from ihe principle ct sciipcscUaon deeply implanted by
nature ~ the human breast whilst II pofyadta
ly, the whole Of the animal kingdom Hence it follows,
that the man who loses respect Tor himself or those VIII ON
hc laws Of nature P1ce under his protection, considered
either sagaJ.nj, IDIOT OF ma5man nav the b.
oc declares mt no who provides not Tor hs house
hold - worse than an ilfdo Bot,
The child who many fathers share
Ha- seldom known fathers cafc"
And have neytr known striking exenpl6caton
o. Gays beautiful iabc To- The Hare aud many Friends
than ne poor nhoud ned orphan child " Methodism
yecpod Tho Female Collegiate Institute" affords When
so'omon was called upon to decide which oT two women
wss the rghdu mother II certain disputed Child he or
d'fcd the child 10 be divided between them and by that
means discovered the true paeu by her opposition ~ the
euo decd Boz solomon might possibly he puzzled w this
casc, when Tic true rafenisgc Of the child amid the di
chalmers 81 ccOis aud patrons, fpnrsOfs aud RDdfrtbr,
trustees aud suretcs DO suspended m ssJJus
hse hshome'sconin. ~ III, powers
Who killed Cock Robini" seems now 70 be The oueso.
md the pronoun Tor W, u The FIRST person snRu, r plural
Of Muusys Grammar, the answer which tn community
would like probably 10 hcot. In the days E.op one N
two travelling companions found treasure look NJ ,,v
Treasure, said he Ia possession treasure replied the
c'efso they could agree about the ownership n the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
Was worth a thousand men,"
.De.rh love. n sb,.ipe nnrk.,

Died "Wednesday, the 18th Instant JOHN AUGUSTINE
CLARKE, ESQ., of Pinevne, PusyyaDa
10 euogse the dead but the eugy Of the deceased deeply
craven 81 friends his life WIS devoted
iesdshp. hospitality and discharge those duties which
Distinguished the Phylanrop noble, real virginia
Geatiemsn and could uuremed Phyricisn
be uneeasns assduy of his friends the prayers his
family svertsd the been l
Dispensing happiness his family ddIung y that
Gle which Ne emineniy adorned But he aab. Archer
had marked him for his and verify the fact
that IAN Hesb ard al the glory flower Of
grass"
ha called meeting OF Puslvana Lodge on the 10Th
day Of January, A. l., seas, A. u. 1916
The melancholy intelligence reached death ~
our late Brother John A. Clarke under h- Brethren
have found generous Brother, aequinances AZ large
ospbls end kind friend and being ply vt 10 s
winch his friend he fauy and The Lodge BY m
death.
Therefore Received with feelings Of the Jeepe. r.
and heartfelt that nlom Of
over runs Providence loss Broier
FORMER Master under been taught lessons cf
Wisdom and Brofheriy Love.
Resolved That ady deeply regret the
Of or beloved brother and
esfned 20 the will of God and improve the while
rids Of death
Resolved That with the usaRes Of our order We
the funeral ~ beloved brother
ovdsd b. aefeeahe TO the feelings and my
Resolved Ihatthe members tbs Loge
mourning for thirty days they hereby tender 90 tho vo
and family ~ the deceased their sincere CONFIDENCE od hs
fpH sympathy
Resolved That copy u resolutions be forwarded n
the beresved Widow of Bfotfan that copies OF tbf
s.ne be published
wM. RIsON. W. NJ pr.
wufrr See
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
TEXAS VETOED BY TIE LEGISLATURE OF
LOUISIANA

We have omitted to state what hear is the fact ,haV
the Legislature Of Louisiana have rejected resolutions in
iavor of annexation by vote of 10 to 10.
The erptanation is Of more importance than The fact
That do not doubt is Contained ia the present uinous
low prices Of the great Southern staples sugar and cot
ton.
correspondent Of tie National Iniel!gencer writes:
"NEw ORLEAE Jan. II, ls45
find that tho low Of both sugar and cotton
are already beginning open the eyes Of the stror
advocates Tor the annexation Of Texas and will no doubt
make many pause IN their eNeoBs to attain that object
do not consider hai tho question Of ton can como
into the next Presidential but that ~ ana will
be settled definitely, one way the other ut the next EOS
sion OF Congress- at any rnie within the t two years
OF Mr. POlks administration. II ought therefore, not TO be
longer considered having party should
both 10y Wings and L-cofocos be taken up on tho pure
merits II TIE question; aud mist sincerely hope it will be
d scussod IN this spirit at Washington"
II has been subject Of surprise us that the plant
ing States Of s. Carolina Georgia. Mississippi, Louisiana
Arkansas Alabama and the Foridas should favor step
fatal to ihcir prosperity II Texas he Egypt in fert
~ represented. An ultimate and extensive reaction must
take place in popular opinion in those regions and IL
to give time for national reflection upon subject Of such
immense import that have chiefly opposed Imne
date Annexation. II Immediately cd and tho mea-
should prove dsasrous IL would also be rrepirnbIe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
SANTA ANA AND MEyICo

Tine news from Mexico IS important well rs so GU
rious and unexpected bearing upon the fortune Of
in the u States that nser, to the exclu
sion of press Of other matter OF much interest.
This news IL crowded out by the Foreign rews1
We shall not speculate upon the so ably
reviewed and iucdy coaied by the Picuyune farther than
10 express the decided conviction that il Santa Ana had
really approached the Capital five miles and nj
the head ofso large force the c,ne. has been de.
edcd in his favor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27

The Washington Correspondent Of the New York
sun says ;Rumors rife with that flare MP IL
hand 81 ordinary character batch n letters has been
received by the ffcsdona 10 be copies Of originals writ
ten by high Treasury iunctonary in Boston ho Coccior
containing the most extraordinary abuse Of The Pre-
sidenrs family. II is also said ihst certain editor has
something TO do with the mator. and Is also said that the
ignctons alluded To bad arranged pay certain indiyidu
as fof their assistance in getting him into his lucrative office.
The correspondence ' sad to be interesting to every
body except the prifsr! who will have TO walk tho
pank" In n few days There s no middle course for tho
President to pursue u the charges are correct
fBALT. Par.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27

Seven persons from the North now in Southern PR
for assisting Slaves TO away from their masters
Thompson, Work and Bun-ormetly students In DR.. Nell
sons Mission lns,uioarc in the Missouri Peniteniary
under sentence for ~ years; Rev. G.. T. Tocy, Of Mas
sachuseus, in tho Penentnry Of Maryland for year,
Della A. Webster, Of Fcrsburgh, W. in the Pcncnury
Of Kentucky for years. Jonathan Walker, Of Harwicb
Mass, IN prison IN the Territory Of Florida years.
and MI Boyd IN the Penteniary Of South Carolina far
years. In addition to these, the Rev. Mr.. Fafbank, a
Methodist Clergyman. Is In Jail at Lexington, Ky awniting
his trial charge Of The characier-Raieigh Re-
giHeT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
ZONE OF LIE PEoPLE.n

We think every candid reader will admit that the argu
ment Of this writer q citizen Of Neson) enforcing the
Constitutional duty Of clcering Senator Of the States OF
this term, and showing that the November election has
tile to supesede the Of the People in April acting
through countless one Of remarkable simplicity clear
aud cogenoy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27

1D'Wo remind our readers that the first sonoo Of the
real fakr Of Ava, commences this evening the Ex-
change oie from what has been said Of him by the Bal
tmoro and Philadelphia papers, great treat may be
aniicp ated. See his advertisement in anothe column
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
Inshigg them in.

The Richmond Enquirer close. an article on the Annexs
ton Of Texas, as follows
1--WE rejoice that those deserving Democrats who oppose
tins vital question, which Mr. Polk 80 snxiosy desires 10
oeseued ~ THIS session, will have nothing expect from
his Administration. Those Northern Democrats who avail
themselves Of this critical with our groat Trans
lantio rival TO indulge their fanacal hatred II the South
w ma 'hemseves mistaken in ther cslculatons-narksd
oy gent hhionnl sentiment IN their urnand dare
say that cs should defeat Ne shall have least the
consolation ol knowing, that they will be hereafter defeat
cd IN their SEPARATIONS"
Boys! do you hear THAT 2 'Nos song no supper, You
must 60 Iexas, or you get Offices from Polk They
didn't talk 30 before Eleetion.-N Y. Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27

This individual has refused the offered him by the
Government of Rhode Island for liberation, on condition
OF his taking the oath OF allegiance the State He pre-
fers remain the objec, Of false sympathy and hero,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27

" Mr. WIcKnAN having been instructed yesterday BY
the CITY Council to vote for Mr. CAsELr resigned aud Mr..
u. A. MYERs was elected % Proxy in his place
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27

From ne early sheets reoeicrd by Carey g. Hart.
w adroace Of Ms publication in Paris
fuNHg History Of the Conuse AMI EmpW under Napoleon b.
~ ~ A THEIRS, late Prime Minister Author NJ I
Hsny Of The Fftueh Revolution Translated Fr.neb ~
n c.mpben spi w. Hsfbsrt win and asduons and
-t~hel,-hcd hln i,ngih tortraid n Nafpeoa.
hersrs Carey Hsa publish advance but
v so,s. snf additions ~ Henry Wn Herbert
scecmpiished writer's and npest eounfry."
~ v SPIRIT If Ti-.s.
To Hecmpa>set IN 10 fel Desdccy The
sAe<p~~s ~ork pesa-ssd As.eries.
r.r joe. reesivsdby -
- NASH d wooDHoUsE.
escs 90 sh-y spp-sr. f' HrtI|H ET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
[ BaLr. Par.


In Washington. Thursdsy, the 23d instant, at quar-
sr pact o'clock, Y. w., the Rev. Wmuas HswLEy Rec
TOR of 81 Johns Church IN that city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27

CALsNroUs EvESr.-Thc Albany Atlas says a lady by
the name ot Oliver. thrown last Monday evening from
the sleigh III which she riding the Troy road and
instantly killed Some persons coming from Troy in
sleigh rapid rate and believed be intoxicated and
the two vehicles coming in contact the unfortunate lady
was violently thrown out The skull must have been bad.
ly fractured, the gentleman who raised the body said
when his hurd in with the head yielded 10
h. touch. The Jury have returned verdict Of mansaugh
ter against Robert Black and n person by the name Of
Mackay, who have been arrested and committed to Jail
bali PAT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
THOMAS W. DORR-

u The Senate of the o. States has not been in session
since Thursday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
CREEK Marion, May l7th, 1915.

Messrs Edihrs The show is overall nd
joIrned yesterday evening and are this morning
departing in hurry. The change and manner
of these people are apparent in and out of coun.
Gil. While there the! are grave and digniied--
when out easy and tacetinus.. They we're observ-
ed during tho sitting Of this council--no noise or
drinking while in solemn conclavo. But the mornou,
after adjournment the scene shifts; then commences
the hilarious ,'aII night whooping, haooing.-jugs
JuH and bottles empty!
All the "heads of departments"-- leach ,ribe)
made speeches through their Chief to be reported
in dcta-would you like n copy! 1--WE would
relish copy Of these speeches very much
Eps.) oil concurrng in the object of this council:
to clear the paih and make all white where It had
been spotted and darkened with blood, and to ex.
tcnd the I" white path far away over the wide
stretch of the prairies to the very doors Of their
brothers, the "Comanches =" ani PIwnot Ma.
haws,' blessing Of light they had mover vet en-.
ioyed-an exer'ion of friendship which would
greatly cement their amty. etc. The usual .to-
ken'-a plug OF tobacco-was prepared, attac he'd
to which were white beads: A dcputaton of the
Caddoes bore tho first and of t'sngrs tho latter.
Should favorable answer be returned TO these
friendly manifest 'tions of the Creeks by tho Co.
manches and Pawnee Mahaws, it is contemplated
by the King of the Muscogees to call another
much more grand and extensive affair. at the Great
Salt Plains during the Summer or Fall.
No other material event took place no. noticed
Some Of these sons of tho forest are striking
in their appearance, manner and demennor-finc
specimens of naiire men. Gen. Mcintosh, Chef
OF the Muscogees, is the best Of mon; plain, dig.
nifed and just in an eminent degree.
Tho Catdo Chief is man Of remar rka BILE beau.
ty, his features evlnclng high degree of intellect
ami an ardent spirit. He made very sensible
speech.
Black Dog, the Usage Chief, sis some Punkins,"
n man of great siaiure--aboui sosvn f6et--po~.
erful frame, with voice attractive and command.
ing. He spoke about fivo and half minutes to
this effect:
"Brolhers, your talk is good, bull your beef is
'tttrr - He and each of his party consumed the
irs, four days ioefre pounds Of beef, falling then
o eight which rate they maintained Throughout.
he time they remained.