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- ooutnefn prin1 after meutIonIng late
duel with muskets and buck shot, at 80 pa
ces between Col. Gibson, and Mr.. Ross, in
Mississippi, adds, 1--WE are happy to learn,
that both were wounded, and hope that the
fellhering they received will DO fhem good"


Mr.. M'Coy, missionary, located on the
St Joseph's. oflake Michigan. keeps a school
and has about seventy Indian children at
tending. They were making much progress
and some had finished the course Of instruct
tion thought necessary for them.


Reconsideration the gout, toast and water,
for bile exercise; for corns, easy shoes; for
rheumatism, new flannel and patience; for
the tooth ache, pluck it out; and for love,
matrimony.


1t was reported by the last steam boat
from Hamburg, that an express had just ar
rived there with Intelligence of the assassin
alton of the Grand Seignor, at Constantine
pie.


The Hon. John Randolph, Senator Of the
United States, came passenger in the York


Testing upon serious subjects is always the
mark OF a shallow and superficial mind, poor
in ideas, and still poorer in its judgment.


The funds of the Spanish and Italian Ref
ugce Committee are exhausted, ant, nearly
800 Refugees, many of whom have enjoyed





are now in a state of starvation.
The body of a rich Israclitc, who died at
| Cheltcnham, Eng. was lately taken TO Lon
don, neatly cncased in lead, on the root of tile
stage coach, at the contract of 5s per pound
Professor Blumcnbach. of Gottingen,
gives an account of woman who mad
three horns in succession. Other human
horns, he says. have grown, but always on
| women.


An organ Is builling in London, for the
Roman Catholic Church Of Thurles in Ire
land, which is said to be the largest ever
butt in England 1t is said to resemble in
size the skeleton of man of war.
The Duke of York was very i'll, his leg
had been scarihed, and it was stated ths
I flesh would not heal.


Trouble from The Oyster Beds.-'Th'
! Grand Jury, Of Cumberland County, New
Jersey, have presented as grievance thu
violent and unlawful proceedings of certai
persons from other states, in having take
possession OF the oyster beds of that county
and expelled by force, the citizens thereirom
they say that the crews of one hundred yes
sells ire daily upon these beds, principal
armed men, and composed of the most a
bandoned and desperate characters-tha
they plumber the shores, and threaten t
burn the houses and threaten to put the in
habitants to death, and that they defy tn
civil and military force of the state--that al
attempts to repress these disorders by civi
process is useless and dangerous, and tina
nothing but the presence of an organized
force, will prevent further acts of yiolenc
and such force is necessary for the safet
Of the persons and property of the citizen
who inhabit the shores, and for the execu
ton of the laws of Ncw-Jersey and OF tn
| United States. A bill on the subject of thes
complaints has been reported to the Assem-
| bly bv DR. Ewing