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NY bridegroom tor, going out under some
pretence from her lodgings. she met her for
mer lover; few minttes, certainly not two
ihours, saw them proclaimed and married -


ne establishment and chagrin of the disap-
pointed swain, beggar description; and he
went home in sad safe of despondency,
leaving his faithess luer in the possession
OF his more fortunate rival.


II The New. York Commercial Adver-
tiSer, says that on Sunday morning last,
three young men took small boat from the
sloop Patriot, at Spring street wharf, with
the intention of proceeding on sailing ex-
cursion, but when they had reached about
midway of the river. sudden flaw capsiz-
ed the boat, and Alexander Mackay, aged
about 10 years, was drowned; the two others
were enabled to reach the shore. Mackay
has Lett widowed mother, who is inconso-
liable at the loss of her only SOMA son, too,
who had been tcnderly brought up, and
who yesterday was urged, by all the tender
ties OF an aiectionate mother, to desist from
his boat excursions OH the Sabbath. We un-
derstand the last words of the mother to him
we're" alexander, if you SO this day,
shall never see you again"





Extract of letter from respectable res
ident in the Cherokee naton-"In this quar-
ter very little news offers, except what the
public papers furnish you, in regard to the
Georgia clamor respecting Indian lands, &c.
Ihcindians are progressing and pursuing the
arts of civilization, regardless of the passing
events around them, having full confidence
in the General Government affordng the
RI finn fl,t than Ia, trpaties The her
okees have it in view to establish a press for
the purpose of circulating general intelli-
genee among their people. 1t may propa-
bly, BE- new to you to hear that real Chero-
kee has invented an alphabet containing sc
characters, containing all the sounds in their
tongue: each character represents syila-
BILE, and 50 easily acquired by the Indians,
that they correspond with each other with
as much facility as the whites do"


Recently in one ofthe Philadelphia courts, an
action for a breach of promise of marriage waa
brought against female. 1t appeared in evil
dcnce that the supposed promise was made III
Jest; a conclusion which WAS so much coroborat
cd by the disparity of the parties concerned, that
the jury gave 4 verdict for the defendant.


Fires IN Cantop.--By the ship Nautilus, at
Boston, we learn that there have been two fires
in Canton. The first took piece in October and
DESTROYED from four to five hundred houses At
the French Folly. The second was in Novem-
her, in about the same place where there was
fire some years since, ard consumed 700 houses.
No American or English property was destoycd.


The motion to discharge Isaac B. Desha.
on the ground Of the unconstitutionahty OF
the venue law, has been overruled by the
Court, and the prisoner permitted to enter
into new recognizance for his appearance
at the June term. The trial was continued
on the motion of the attorney for the COM
onwealth--several of the most important
witnesses being absent from the State.