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Our kind hearted friend Br. Choate,
takes deep interest IN Mr.. polk's admin.
istration, and seems determined TO sec thut
the President shall not be crowded on -
He in the last Harry administers biz.
zard to Richie of the Enquirer for giving
advice to the powers at Washington, which
we doubt not will have a good effect on
the old veteran. Dol. Dem.


The Mississippi river ut Vicksbdrg has
been falling rapidly for some time, und all
danger from an overflow during this sea-
son has passed.


0SY AssocrATIoNAL MEETING. 500 The
Primitive Baptist Association will hold its
9TH annual meeting with the Church at
Hickory Springs, five miles south Of Lex
ington, Holmes CO., commencing on Satur-
day before the Sd Sabbath in April. Mi
nisiers from distance are expected.


The papers north and east teen with
praise of the energy, perseverance, and
business habits, of Cave Johnson, the new
P, NJ. General.


A Miss Sleeper has got married. Her
husband has prevented her from being a
slceper any longer.


Attorney General John Van Buren, of
N. Y. "a sou Of the ox-Presidont,) made
his Official debut on the anti.rent trials at
Hudson, and acquitted himself with much
credit.


Young ladies who are accustomed to
read newspapers, are always observed 10
possess winning ways. most amlable dis
positions, and invariably make good wives.


Our NOBLE RvERs.--The barque Mus
kingum, fine copper-lastened vessel, re-
Gently built in Ohio, is advertised at New
Orleans for Liverpool.