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Oh uAYDOCK & FlDLER, No. Ia South Second
sAAisa aJewelry and Siyerware have on hand $40 O0o

worth Of the very best
Gold Levers. full jewelled, IS carat cases, $500
Gold Hunting Case, full jewelled levers, $500
Gold Lepine Watches, 1000
Silver Levers, full jewelled 900
Silver Hunting Case iull ieweIlod 1900
Silver Lepine Watches 500
And some still cheaper than the above and large
assortment OF Jewelry Of every description fine and
cheap and as good an assortment OF Silver and Silver
plated ware as can be found in Philadelphia all OF
which we will sell low. Persons wishing to purchase
any article ia our Ine will do well to give US call
aud examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
as our motto "sell quick and cheap" n B-Re-
member, No. IL South Second street PhiladeIphla
decl0,' '56-lv
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EngIH HIOWk.

sAVERY & CO, corner of South Front and
Reed Sis., Philadelphia.
Manufacture Nos. 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. Right Hand. and
Nos. 40. al. Left Hand Eagle. SeIfSharpening
PIows. Nos. l. 2. 3. 4, 5, Eagle Improved
Eos. o. 1, IL, 2. 3. Hill Side. Nos. /. IL. 2,
4 dying. No. 8. Right Hand, and No. 6, Left
Hand Double Mishigan, and No. o, 1, 2, Sub
soil PlOws.
Also, Or Scrapers. Field and Garden Rollers,
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood. All Ofwhich
ara for sale al their Works, at CURTIS g. HASD's,
corner of Market and Decatur sts., or at the
different Agricultural and Hardware storess--
On application, we will send description of ar
ticles By mail
We also manufacture Hollow ware, Fnamell-
ed ware, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &C., &c.
p. B. sAvERY, AFRAID BARROws, JOHN sAvERV.
marl~-lv.
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OF A violent hail storm prevailed on the
18th insi., at Tuscumbia Alabama, breaking
the limbs of the trees, and causing other dam
sge. ...4 ~,
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JOHN BAYLIS, Auctioneer,

ARC!I Street, three doors above Union Hotel, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, north side,
PHILADELPHIA.
SALES EVERY EVENING, at Z o'clock. of Boots
hnes. Hardware, Cutlery, Hosiery. Watches. Jewelry
and Fancy Goods.
N. B.-Terms Of Sales: Four months for approved
endorsed Notes for al: over $780, IntereS add
ell from daIe Of bills. mirlS.3m
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Farmers in this Neighborhood

@ANCAN supply themselves for their Spring
tax{Rlo " Crops, with Leinan's Pure Bone Dust,
Leinam's Super-phosphaie Of Lime al $40 per
ton, Leinau's NiiFogened Phosphate of Lime AT $50
per ton Lelnaus American Fertllizs at s25 per ton
Elements. abonnding in Pot Ash. &c.; they have re
ceived the Diplomas Of -Four States. 10 wit. New
Jersey New York, Pennsylvania and Della ware Also
Produce receives In payment for the above Al marker
rates, of Drafts good houses, or Cash rsaistered
with orders, promptly attended 10. ~ = - q ~
GEO. A. LEiNAU, Proprieisr,
New Fre.proof Store, No. 10 South Front stl oct
marli-4m Philadelphia City. Pa
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Sa. AVESEsS
Cheap Watch & Jewelry Store,

No. ~ North Second street Opposite the
Aonnt Vernon House. Philadelphia.
sS&M Gold Lever Wat. hes. full jeweiIed, IS X.
E]eases. S2S; Silver Lever DO. do, si2; Silver
lepsne do, 80; Quarter So to 81; Gold speeta
cles 81 DO To Sloi silver so. 81 SO; silver Table
II silver teaspoons "a rs TO 81 So Gold Pens and
Gold Cases 50 70 70 So; Gold Pens and silver do, 81
together with variety Of fine Gold Jewelry. Gold
Curb, Guard sad Fob Chains. All goods warranted
60 9e a. rePcess Watches AMI Jewelry required
IA the best manner; Also, Masonic Marks, Pins, &c.
made TO order
N.B-All orderss sent by mail otherwise. will be
promptly attended to se24-ly
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Files and RaSps,

Re-Cut and made equal 10 new, at No. 81 New
street, above Second. between Race aud Vine,
Philadelphia.
~. Price Of Re-C -C1ffine. ner Doren.
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0T The election in Virginia takes place on
Thursday, the 2Sth. Thirteen members of
Congress are to be elected.
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Hsrse RasPs one inch more than halfroand
vii g. 488 aelIngo
All work warranted satisfactory. A good as
sJrtment OF New Files constantly on hand.
marlS-am. J. b. SMITH,
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Whereas, Ann Sanders, INV
wife, having left my bed and board withou, o.x INV
Just cause or Provocation. heel forwarn Vii
persons from harboring or trusting her on n,,.
account as ! will not be responsible for an,
debts OF her contracting after this date.
JAcoB SANDERS.
> Naayrna, Del. May 4, ls57.Im. !.
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or Beautiful extract-helping pretty lady
out of the mud.
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New COrmsheIIer.

The most durable. simple, light poriablo, and
managebls ever yet invented
The cheap pest most perfect Orkng, and eyery wav
most desirable Shelter IA use
IL shells green or wet cOrn-puis the grain in bag
and the eObs ia a basket-takes off every g,ain and
picks Il Oh as boy would with hrs fingers.
Perfect for shelhng Seed Conn., as il ,Os not bruise
the grain, and you she'll half any part a" ar eur
aud stop. Call and see it: it speaks Tor ITSELF
J The Right lOr Kent county, 10 manufacture and
sell tor said county, will be sold, giving the bnyer
margin OF S5OOO Tor speculation Sussex county, same
rate. Call ON or address J HANFORD,
Hpl ,3m) ll3 Nassau ST., Now York.
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LII persons are cauIi0ned against infringing upon
III these paIenis by making. vending or using these
machines as the prOpreIOrs have retained counsel
with view 10 prosecuting every Of infringement.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
The Worlds Great Exhibition Prize Medul!
Awarded to C. Meyer,
For his Too Pianos, London, Oct. I5, 1851

G, MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
Ss W. the public generally thIt he has constant.
ly On hand Pianos equal those FOE which no seoeiy
ed The Prize Medal, in London, in 1851.
All orders promptly attended TO- aa great eare taken
IN the selection and packing the same
lie has received during the last Is years. more Med
ais than any other maker fron the franklin Institute
also FIRST Premium at Boston, and premiums at New
Warerooms. removed from 80 s. Fourth 10 No. IsO
Arch street. below Eighth, south side, Philadelphia
maFlB.3m
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KANSAS.


Recent udvces from Kansas rono,t ~, ;,,,
eN''.e'"e'' AS existing ut Lcavcnwortl, owing to
''e discovery oil an organized gang of murder.
ers' OF whom two had been hung Gov. W.,xrr
IS said to he still at Lawrence. will, an ;,oro.,,
military force. The time designated s,r tho
meeting in Convention to adopt Constitution :.
last approaching, and the citizens are LOOKING
i"f"ara 10 that period with no small DECREE or
interest From present indications We tb,l
there is but little hope for the succoss oe H..
'''"'nerh cause. The nnflagging zeal of North.
erh fanat'cIsm, we fear, will seal the fate OF tbe
country SO far rs slavery is concerned. The
'"iio"ng extract from private correspondcnce
written by an cmigrant from this State to Kan
sas' and who has been elected delegate to the
conventions will show something Of the cond.
lion OF affairs rs they now exist:
"There is quite a talk hero about what Kan.
sas will be. One week the pro.slavery men feel
sangunc, next the free.soilers. Would to Col
the South would send us n large importation Of
voters by next September. From aii that can
DE gathered, the Convention will submit tho
question of Slavery 10 the resident citizens Of
Kansas, on or about Ike first of October newt
Then will the fate Of this beautiful country b;.
land of promise, bessealed forever. Had 7 tbo
eloquence of Calhoun, Preston, or a cray.
ford, would desire to be crowned with M
brighter laurel wreath, or dcckcd will, 10 r;cba,
diadem than that which designated me the .uc.
cessfM orator, ~ho had arouselfaG South to main.
tain her interest i,sfdnsas. Unless she s,ddo,,,,
rallies TO the assistance of her sons now str,,,.
Cling to keep their heads, already bruised opd
wounded in passed conflicts, above tide wator ~" -
is greatly 10 be feared that tho Law will ~ ~
against them. We will, how ever, fi1lt nn ~ ="
liticalIy-and, If necessary. hos.ileysun,m;I IT, ~, IL
the Spartan heroes of Thsrmopyl9, our ".",ss "a
ere all recorded on the Death Roll 81 the s hstis
Then the South will have DO complaint to ,snds.
against these very sons she SO cruelty aIlowsd to-
be driven from that country or nasion nf - Is;rS
she is constituent part. - .4.lnsn = .a'pn
Should Kansas become free StatAj fho..
Soutlerners who are now in her bordess ~s;sS
their property can consider themselves M ,;rs,
more than exPatriated citizens, Esnisl,ed hv I'm.
royal edict Of tyrancalsgovernmeu irn,s, ~
!apd Of their birth. II the ones proud and ~: ~,
LIANT South, the land of'my birth, can sIt nm;ssin
beneath such disgrace, she deserves naf ~
name Of country nor tho love II inspires" 80
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WILLIAMSON SPRINGS

These Springs, we learn, have been extensive
ly Patroniscd this season, by visitors from vari-
ous sections of the State. They nrc daily be
coming more and more popular, aud we have
but little doubt that when accommodations, upon
Il large scale, are made, the numbers rrsorting
there will be pr"portionatcy increased. We I'M
dcrstand that company, of this place, have
purchased the Hotel now kept by Mr.. Conn., and
that they design making extensive improvements
there, preparatory for the next SEASON.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

We would call attention To the advertisements
OF Mcssrs. BEMI. &. SrovArI. Augusta. Gn J.
w. CALr"rN, .'r, whose advert i.rmrnt we ncci-
dcntalIy omitted last week J. n. CmmRAS, and
the sales of the Commissioner. Also, the Laud
advertisement of Il. J. M,riIs.
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Large Sale Of Siares.-The Petersburg IVA y
!nteilgencer understands itasst salo was made
IN that city Tuesday. priyat.ly, of 6(ty.threa,
slaves, at The very high average OF eight hundred
and Gfty dollars eola. They were Composed of
men, women and children, twontysix Of then,
taPs ms high sale as was ever made Of snc,,
in the State; '"
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ARRESTED.

The negro who was publicly announced here
on Sale Day last, as the murderer Of il man in
North Carolina, and who WAS said 10 have been
seen i'll lhls District since he committed the mur-
'lcr, has turned out, it seems, to bca white man,
has been arrested IN Piclscns District We
clip the following from the hco'rcc Couricr:
g \ man, calling himself Murray, was arrcs-
ted hy Mr. G. W. 3D. Boggs near rick.nsviIlc,
on "Wednesday last charged with being fugi.
tive from Justice After his arrest, he stated that
his real name was Rrvcl. lie is charged with
the murder of man named Henry, in lIcndcr-
son county, y. c., and has been committed To
the common ia of the District, To await the
rcInisltiun Of the Governor of North Carolina. :"
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ABBEVILLE DANN Err.
Thursday Morning, Aug. l3, 1857.
w. e.. DAVIS, Editor.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mcns Christian Association will hc held OH next
Tuesday Evening, the 18th inst. The usual l:s
Sny may be expected.
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u "tcr from he Rirrr Jordun-Thc water
usct! at the christening of the Princess Beatrice.
Queen Vict"rin 5 youngest daughter, was brought
rom the E,ver Jordan. 1t appears that captain
Gcotlrey Nightingale, Hyderabad cavalry. when
travelling some time since in Tie Holy Land, ,visi-
ted the river Jordan, aud had some of The water
put into bottles, which, being Theoretically sealed
the captain brought it to England; and upon the
birth of the Princess Beatrice, lie placed Mt the
dsposal"f the Queen aquantity of water sufficient
gales offer was accepted by her Majesty, and
the Jordan water was accordingly placed in the
royal font, and used in the ceremony,
: We know family in the city Of New York
who Ind wntcr fr"m The river Jordan, used at The
christening of Two of their children.-M Y.
Com. 1d,. :. -.
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Temperance among tho Masone-The Grand
Lodge of Iowa have resolved that they will s,ls.
tain any subordinate Lodge in case M s,opld aus
pend or expeI any Of lis pembers for keeping a
dram shop or for selling Intoxicating liquors a. q
beverage. .si,Ixl
The Grand Lodge Of Alabama hx&S sresolye1
.iat the retail traffic Of alcllolioIic driks il do
'noralzing in It's tenddncy--opposed'to @ The prin-
st7!es Of tho order. and therefore Inconsistent
wui tho Masonic character
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by Dr. Peters, Of the Dudley Observatory, Alba
ny, of faint comet in the constellation Camcio:
partaus, which has neither nucleus nor tail, and
is without aify welldeined outline; From bis
observations ofsJuly 25, &c, aud 27, DR.. Peters
has computed :paraboic elements which show
that the comet is. approaching boil, tothe Garth
and to tho sun, md has a chance TO become of a
! splendid appearance near tho time Of its perihe-
lion, at the end Of August Or beginning ofssep.
tember. BY comparing these elements with
recorded in tie cutaouges, DR.. Peters infers
that this comet is not Identical with any Of those
expected, to return during Or about this year2as,
iH Arrests do Vico's. Charles VS., or his own /
thirteen ears cop,cf.. - - 80
Rec DR.. Ross. Pajcatdge.-Th Injurious as. -
person that Dr. Ross was born illegtiinately 81
slave mother. i, s,Isproved by ". &. Caldwell
Knoxville, Tennessee, who writes 10 ltie Vera
mont Chsonice, that his father is a man Of great
wealth m. virginia, whom young,paidthe passage,
OF beaptitll PortugIese girl, on her landing IN
America, bscmne. attached TO lief on nccqut Of
her bea9tyshnd intelligence, ,and was married foS
Such p.inlon ofcdurse excited pfejudces at lint
day, in Virginia.. And many and gross tSes yai.ss
sions of,he truth We're ciSculatsd and have beeh4
funded doy1f by trGli1i9p, now .for aboht IN
hnndssd Year,, foisDFs Ross is moi fsixty YEARS..
,otagcr and vast The youngest " twelve childfsh !.
= Tho, 1Hctiean 4 rnsy and Navy The; fepsiars
army Of tHs'reRablic consistS ef ten bhftati
light dtyisi1ns. This sexoiusivg of hSSalgafS
copPhnies-and mi}atD .ofshe-Seyerar StSfs
The Mexican navy Consists Of but. nfsie Sf5
vessels, mOnntf,g insall pr6Raly but .lhii
or for ty guns It hassneYer besl1s,ha IA s
the the rslHel.S ~ nag hash
defense gov against the sSpeeied sinsSSio5faiks
that ever takes place. must be found Is
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GEN. MORAGNE.

les gentleman, accoi ding to announcement,
delivered an able and interesting lecture before
the Young Mems Christian Association, Oh Fri.
day evening last, his subject being the .Oratorical
Statrslnan.' The expectations of the audience,
composed of ladies aud gentlemen, We're highly
raised from the reputation Of the lecturer for
learning and ability, and they were fully realised.
The qualifications requisite to make an able
Statesman he set forth i'll forcib'e language, and
corr"bora,ed his arguments by examples drawn
from ancient and mod.rn history. We regret
that We have only the leisure to make a rassin.
remark upon this lccturc-it was indeed literary
treat ald one that all appreciated who heard it,
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Or'n!fM Occurr"ncc-.i Boy Eaten by q
ne".-A shocking occurrence took place on the
iiamtramck marshes, near Detroit, alichigan, on
last Tuesday, i'll which "a hoy eleven wears old was
actually eaten up alive by !; bear, within slio,t
OF the city The circumstances of the case are
th'ls given by the Detroit FREQ Press:
man named Joseph Radcmachcr went ont
=" uesoay morning, III company with little
brother, I" pick r;,spbcrries. They carried their
dinners with them, and went some five or six
nllles out before commencing their DAYS work.
Kadcmnchcr deposited his dinner basket and cont
on the ground, and employed himself for some
time In picking berries, when his attention was
attracted by n noise: he looked around and to
h's intense ;stoniS'lmcnt, saw Il large she bear,
accompanied by three cubs cngagcd in devour-
ing his dinner, 1t was but the work uf IL moment
TO drop his basket Of berries and hurry, with hi,
younger brother, from tie SPOT lie saw ,wo
boys not far from him when he left the spot, but
said nothing TO them. Before himselfnnd broth
or had got safe distance, .thcy heard terrible
screams III the direction they had left, which
ohiy served 10 accelerate their pace, and place
grehier- d!stailce between them and danrer.-
lhey were soon iorerlakcn by one of the BOYS
who came rushing after them in a tcwildcrm.nt
OF fright screaming that The bear was ,a;;n,. up
MS brother Ea''cnac cher rccrived this intclli-
renee III ntt"r dismav, and took To his hclls with
VIII, followed by the two boys dcscrtinn the
sufferer To his fate. The cowardly race so,,
brought them t" the city, when they spread the
alarm, and.a large party was quickly formed for
rescue, which proceeded to the scene of diaster,
accompanied by Radenacl.er and the father Of
the unfortunate boy. Wong search resulted in
iind'"g Tie remains of the boy, the bear having
eaten up about half of the corpse, and buried the
rest for n future meal. Remnants of his c,o,bes
were found scattered around, together with Rn-
dc'naclcrs coat, torn to pieces. = A general hunt
was commenced with view of finding the bear,
which has been. continued up to the present time
without success, . 'o
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THE REVIEWS.

The Rcgimcntal Reviews at MArrow's and
Lo"ANs came of on Saturday and Tuesday last.
HIS i-Ncclency, Gov. ALsT"H, together with Ma
jor General SMITH and Staff, and Inspector Gem
crai DrSNorAST, We're present OH the occasion at
MARE"ws AT tho close of the Review, Gov,
ALsr"S addressed the Regiment and sail, it AZ
i"rdc'l him no little pleasure to he present in his
official capacity upon the occasion, as he felt a
deep interest i'll the welfare of Abbcvillc, and re-
garded hi;:,sclf as almost by ,dopliou, a citizen
lie alluded fcclingly TO some Of the great men
the District had produced and particularly to the
late Judge CnI:vIs. He spoke in the warmcst
terms of the Free School SYSTEM and insisted
that no one who hal son to educate, should.
from false delicacy or pride, neglect the bounty
the State thus offered him. The DE- la Howr
Shool be also commended To the careful uuartli-
anshp of the people noble and useful Iusti-
tuton lie regretted that business Of civil ma.
ture would prevent his being ut the Review of
the Sa!uda Regiment. The Regiment was then
addressed by Gen. SMIrr who, in a few perti-
nent remarks, conpinen,cd it upon tho promp,-
ness ami accuracy Of tho cvolutions performed.
The review at I.oMAX's was largely attended,
there being quite as many spectators, or more. as
men upon parade. Tha ladies' manifested their
Interest in military affairs by their presence, and
were out in full force and feathers. The Rcui-
ment was commanded by Captain FoosnE acting
as Colonel i'll consequence of the sickness of other
officers and vacancies Of office. At the close nf
The performance, Gen. SMITH addressed the Repi
mcHf and was followed by Col AIKEN rcnrcsen-
ting the Governor, both of whom took occasion ia
speak III h'gh terms Of COMMUNICATION of the eyo.
lutions
1t is source of regret, that although expressly
contrary to law. spirituous liquors will be carried
10 these places and sold i'll various disg,,ses 10
'hosc too week to resist such temptations. Cpou
''s occasion 1t was painfully manifest, aud many
VINO with bright faces and sober, entered the field
'h'' day. went homo at evening reclinc in drunk.
c""esS. What examples to The young who crowd
TO snch scenes! and how dcmoralziu,, !, ,h.;,
tendency.
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A"e C"tme~ toenSOH-L1eutcnn0t Marry, in
his new edition of Wind and Current Charts,
says:
nave gone into mn investigation of the alb
stract logs for the purpose of ascertaininc the
most tranquil and favorable time for laying the
s'b-AtIante Telegraph, with reference to gales,
'cgs, and Ice. The season that presents the
host favorable combination Of these is also the
most favorable season for passenger travel across
tne Atlantic, and that season is found to be
ABOUT me last OF July and first Of August This
par part OF The ocean is most tranquil in summer
1aking averages, we have in it fewer gales but
more iogaand ice in June than in July or Au-
sMs'' nut fewer fogs and least ice in August
me last OF July and first Of August appear to
DC the most favorable time for laying tho SUBJ
Atantic Telegraph. This information may bc.
nseiul to nvalids aud others crossing the Atlatss
tic. as y, well as those engaged in7that enter
Looking Do~m a Dandy.--"I was dining ut
g. ioteiin Philadelpha," writes gentleman of
hnoxyi'Ie. Tennessee, "and sitting nearly oppo-
site Gideon Iiendelscp, Of this city, welfsnown
Inc orti' 70 buy goods. lie had two young la
dies from this State under his Charge, and one Of
a'em sitting on each side of MI. Henderson at
the table. Directlyin font of him sat a dandy
who, having finished his SOUP raisedh eyer.
the other Of the ladies Mr.. II. seized heavy
glass tumbler, and thought was about to spoil
bui. instead oftfldt. lie brought It to his own eve
andlooked deliberately through the bptson of its
al inc top OF thesscanP III front Of aHn,. The at.
low general g}rgIS began Ind srsy, .islI he
Y WIS g seSpPellsd teal ihe .ssbls and; Sm, in
ths, : 3 ,siasl q ss issss 9f re
.AarriSr n, latt :. .C &c 5Ysas & narbs Nh, :,
q Senator sda. 4 Ohio. did 81, sdoser.
Ohio on the aHlhuI & lSad 90. M rs
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Supposed Cause Of !Scadtor RusE,S sDcnth-e.
There are various suppositions as to the cause OF
Senator 'Rusks suicide. 1t is supposed that his
mind has been much disturbed lately in conse-
quence Of some alleged connection Of his broth
in-aw with forgcries on tho Land Department.
The matter, it is surmissed, proved Upon him to,
such an extent as to induce this terrible result
Another suppositon, and the most likely, is
thus given in the w Washington Star: :9.,
His wife diedssomc eighteen months axafzand
thus the strongest chdra binding him to iii kas
snapped. He grfeved over her death like child
over it's mother. II preyed upon him atalI times:
affecting him daily more and more, though Hw,I
indeed, .were aware That the loss of the sliir4f
of all bis earthly tatse the best and truest freds
he over had, the sSgfher Of all his troubled mo-.
ments the ohectpf fhispyfcst and most devoted
affections for tWS8ky.fys years or n,ore--Had
broken his heart: f6r. .hs iostlisd parade in such
matters, as In all things That ii fit of
HRdge exets neqt undAT a. INSTANCES, he
rG - Charleetds EvexSts1 ~
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SCISSOR and Collector of Williamson county re.
ports $4,000 acres of wheat, that will voa,J
iS0'oo0 bushels. Corn and Cotton in otbor
counties are reported 10 be in good condition. and
from present prospects an abundant harvest will
be realized in Texas.
u. Z. MEsDENHALL, Esq. Of Guilford cou,t,.
N. c., originally tho owner of 80 sloves ,,..
liberated SO, and designs setting free tho balanc.
at an early day, and will locate the whole nm,
bcron farms in the State of Ohio.
The ANNUAL Fair of the South csro,;,. r,
Stitute will open at tho new Hall on Meet;no :,
on Wednesday the 18th of November nert
The fifth annual Regatta, at Charleston v,;,,
commence on Thursday the 10th of Novemba,
and continue for two days.
The Galveston (Texas) Ness, of the es,h,.us
July, says: -
We have received few bols .os,s;ss ,;SE
cotton from the planta.iomTof Thos. b. HswsrI LI
Esq, on the Brazos. y Fort Bend county. W.,
presume, from Its appearance, although not I'd.
vIssd. thsta large proportion of his cron mn.,
be about ready for gathering. Our plantsr. u;Ii
soon be reapipg The reward of another ua.r - ns
hard toll and steady perseye1unss YhroSsh Ss hre. q.
peated failures" = - =; : .ssss ae'