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= Drthe riverls YET quhe 'oW'
q neglected last week 10 notice tho receipt
1 sbC.,hs cc:smunes,ion Of our ffiendsVERD,aRIs,"
which We muss decline publishing, on account Of
a reference to subjects with which We do not wish
10 iniercfero. We hopo ho will remodel his COM
inunicaton. and leave ou all mattcsnot coniecte1
wkh his subject, the advancement Of the Greeks
in civilization, and send il to US. We would be
glad al oil times TO chronicle the fact of the i'm.
proscmeh; Of the Creeks, but, at Tho same time,
would avoid giving offence 10 the whites.





eerwo must decline publishing the lines Of
Mrs. II. T., of Fayetteville.


GT The steamer SWALLOW, which VIC reported
Inst week TO have been sunk. h1s broke 10 pieces
and tho machinery and cargo that eau be got at,
are now being taken oui.


Or We have received from Messrs. Grirg &
Elliott, Philadelphia, a very useful work, entitled
"Elements Of Geology" for the uso of sehoole
aud colleges; which, from Tho Communications be.
slowed upon il by the press, generally, wo should
think to be very useful 10 beginners in this very
essential branch Of education. We canno, speak


personally, Of its morts, from the hasty and i'm


pcrlec, glance wo have given iii but will examine
mora nj length, and speak Of it as il deserves Al
some future time. Tho work is for sale here by
Acssrs. Wallace 4 Ward.


OF We would caii attention to the advertise.
inens ofNir. Whites School. which is to com.
inencc on Monday next. We respectfully com.
me I'D hin to 'aao patronage OF the public.


'fho siississippian Of The 4th, announces that
Gen. Armstrong, the Indian Agent for the Gov.
ernment, is now in jackson, expecting III few
days, body Of Indian emigran,s on their way
West.


Coacttt fir Charitable Purposes.-on Thurs.
day night neat, the Choir Of the Church in this
city, will give a concert Of vocal music at the
Church in Fort smish--and on Friday night in
this city; the proceeds Of which will be applied to
the education Of poor children. The pieces So.
lecied are admirable. and tho capacities Of those
engaged, we hope, will warrant q full attendance
aside from the generous impulse which ae:sa,sss
oil concerned. The interests whhioh VIC know the
citizens Of both places feel in this matter wo think
will insure crowded audience, to encourage an
object so entirely humane and generous. The
programme will bc found in ctr advertising col.
umns.


The Alabama Journal says that there are about
one hundred Creeks still scattered in the territory
between tho Alabama and Chataloochie rivers.
who absolutely refuse 10 emigrate.


A Washington letter says that Col. John w.
iibha.ts, Of the House of Representatives, from
kesssek = 30 q Candidate for the command of the
new Regiment of.moua,sd Riilemen, which Con.
gress has passed a bill 10 raise.


Afardsr.-A few days since the body of a
Cherokee. named Martin, was found near the
hay scales at Fort Gibson, which from the
wounds and cuts inflicted on it, evidently led to
tho conclusion that he had been murdered. Bets;
end Lydia Check, women of notorious bad char.
acier, living near tho Post. were arrested by
The Shori Of that Dstrlc, of the Cherokeo nation.
and are 10 bc tried on suspicion.


We learn that tho Chorokees burned some
small out buildings, Immediately on the line a 4
Evansyiiie, on Moaday night last. They wsro in
r,,wu,,;t of 4 be c,,r.s T.. 49,.