HuNrsvlrAE, (Ala.) Dec. 8.
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Cottoss Crops.- The expectation oi picking an average crop of Cotton it seems will not be realized by the piar- tcrs of tias section of Alabama. The shortness ot lie crop becomes every day more preceptible; and many. who short time since, were Gattered with the idea os reaping something ike ar equivalent for their labor, are flow un, der the impression that they will not pick more than half crop; and in some instances, not more than 3OOlbs. to the acre will be obtanied. This com plaint, so far as we have information. extends over this ard the adjoining counties, and probably over the whole of North Alabama. The last year, ow- ing to the Protraeted drought, produced a short crop-but the almost incessaut rains of the past summer, seems 10 have lad more serious effect upon this great staple, y continuing is sfowtii, 10 late period, and preventing itsopcn- Ing, q; fhe usual season.

 4 iettcf before us from Monroe coun- fAs Miss. of the lith ut. states, that net noge than three-iourths of an aver age crop will be made in that county. and that of inferior quality.

 We shall continue to furnish the planters and others interested, with tie earliest information in relation to the prices of this article, both in the for eign and domestic markets. The last accounts from Liverpool, Sept. l. re- presented the sales of the previous five weeks, as extensive, being upwards ol one hundred thousand bales-the mar. ket had an improved appearance, an advance of l-Sd per ID. in some instan- ces, had been obtained.-Densocrot.

 Ono hadtans.-In few years all the Indians wsio reside iii;i iii;i that state, vii! be comfortably settled on the other side of the Mississippi. All the states in the Union willhave the uncontrolled enjoy ment of their respective territories. ex- cept Georgia, and Alabama, and Ten nessee: Georgia, one of the thirteen original states: and her people are ac- cused of being too impatient! We be- lleve the following article allude to the only remaining tribe of Indians, now re- siding in Ohio.

 From tas Beltefontc, Ohio,) Gazette.

 We learn that on Wednesday las; Mr. Gardiner. tho commissioner on the