Office ofMe Colonization Society.


\VAsHINGToN, Sept. 9TH, 1927.
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~, ,h. schooner SuSan will leave Balti-
~. ~ Cor iberia, about the LIST of October,
and that persons disposed to smigrate arc
reouested to make immediate application 10
,be Agents Of the Society.


Resofued, That notice be also given that
,bc Society will if possible. despatch anoth-
.r vessel from Baltimore or Norfolk, Dy tue
middle of October, and that persons wishing
70 emirrate in her be requested 10 MAKE
known their intentions, IN order that t'e 30
ri.ty NAV provide accomodatlons Tor them'
Letters of applicants may be addressed 10
the Secretary OF the ooc'ev'


rh. s,l,ow;rr account of pestilence and NOR
.h,, IN the state Of Georgia is evidently hlgh'y
~ l,he stylr of the article is almost too


s,;,,oI Car matter of fact, and it is to be hoped
H., ~, fears or the Imagination OF the writer
have led him into cxaggerttion.


r..a ,le Uasaineion, Georgia "nc,cs" of .qug l6,
''r% ,,,c death.nHicting fever, which at present
,,ees in this place and the surrounding country,
/; the mortality of Savannah IN the year 820 ex-
.nnteJ without parallel in this State In many
er;Ges there is not left one, untouched OF DIS
easc. TO administer to another. Our enterprislng
,n1 humane physiciaus are nearly broken down
with excessive fatigue, or sinking themselves,
before the ravagcs Of distemper. In truth, our
boast of climate may not now be uttered our
valleys are no longer tenan'able, and our PLAINS
melt TO the burnings OF q malignant sun. Our
mountains are climbed by contag'on-onF rllls
and fountains iinbibe its perncious influence. -
Nrther in the cottage, in the grotto, nor in the
grove. have we refuge from the shaft OF pcsti-
i.ncc. The Young, the mddle-asetl, and the
aqcd alike fall the victims OF its power. Our
bouses are hunr with mourning; Our hearts with
sorrow; and our grave yards are literally without
place left in which to consgn the dcad'


Amelancholy A evidence Of the sad effect OF I'M
hrdled passion was exhibited at West Cambridge
on Tuesday last. Two brothers by the name OF
Foster. occupy one shop as shoe makers, IN that
Mace and one of whom has often given loose to
his angry feelings and INDUCED in threats against
hi brother even against his life. On the day
above mentioned, one of the brothers remarked
70 the other that h, intended to gather some
peaches from tree in the garden, wheh lne
more pas,ionate of the two declared he would
kill him ifhe did This threat was disregalded
by the brother, who gathered the peaches. On
returning to the shop some alteration ensured,
when in the heat Of passion the other stabbed hlm
with shoe knife, which sticking against one OF
his ribs prevented nsrant death, though wound
was inflicted which it is feared may prove NOR
tal The one is now under the care ofa surgeon
and the other has been committed TO await the
sentence of the law.-Bost0n Patriot.


lhsrico and the HpdianS.--A Proclama-
ton has recently been published ny two
Mexican officers, Robbins and Buckham,
near the Boundary of the United States,
which invites volunteers to Join them in hos
tile excursions against such Indian nations
as have not acknowledged the government
Of Mexico. 1t offers full pay, besides all
punder that may be obtained, and appoints
them to meet at any point south OF Red Xiv
er, and west Of the Spanish bluff, which
would bring the place within the present ju
risdction of the Arkansas. The inhumanl-
ty of such measure. we trust. would alone
be sufficient to induce our government te
wish to prevent its consequences; but be-
sides this. the Indians would doubtless be
irritated so much as to harrass or destroy
the caravan trade opened with Mexico, ovel
our southern frontler--|G. Datiy .ddp.
Singular .dfair.--on Friday Afternoon
last a lad about Ia years of age, belonBin,
to very respectable family in this city, wa
accosted at the corner of Pine and Front SITS
by a mHn who inquired his name, who hi
parents were, &c. After which, under pre-
tence of wishing the lad to convey pack
age to his father, he was induced to follow
the stranger into Margaretta- street: upo'
his arrival there, he was placed in wagon
and notwithstanding his earnest remon
STRANGE, taken to a tavern in the vicinity o
Bristol 1t being evening when they arriv
ed at the public house, this bay stealer or
dered the affrighted lad to bed, observed t
the landlord that he should call for him ear
iy In the morning. The boy was put into


room alone, but he was too much terrified t
sleep. After the family had all retired, h
stole quietly down stairs. escaped unobserv
ca, and arrived safe at the house of his anx
leus parents OH Sunday at noon.-PhH. fa.


One day that NJ. hmeiihon was one of


eeputatiun, and was about to see Buona
parte for the first time, with an ardent de
sire of being noticed, and Of having fe'
passing words from him, he put himself We
ry forward In the Audience Chamber. Buc
n.aparte perceving face which he onl
imPerectly recognized, went up to him an


SAID, "Are you not NJ. Ancilion?" aye


SIRE, Ameilhon." "Oh, aye, without doub


BOOKSELLER of st. Genevieve." ayes, sir


OF tthe Arsenal" "Ah, knew it; you a,


tae continuer OF the History Of the Ottoma


Empires" "Yes, sire, of the History of til


Lower EmDire - At these words EaDt