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Eguipdges prepared in Boston.
lines having stated some time
Sc in that city had contracted to
D agents, a large numer (lOOO)
Secretaay of State directed in
as to .he truth of the averment.
it turns out, according to the
original paragraph was true, with
the name Of the house which fill


1t was ascertnined, says the


tents weFs ~ IN hoard a brig
can boos bound


Capa je. cea sshle, rrp-
pts as toe sr raaaufactur-
be Vest2 ds sl ietr till some


n haEs rto & III matter, and


we@ H. CHS )m-house I'M


Ross .e L1ldp although the
+. male ready for sailing on the
nesd'y. October 2, and such was
le cntaIn that he got his vessel
Parb'r by a steamboat, and made


H;vana. The District Attor-
fallthe facts, but doubted wheth-
werby law to stop the vessel.-
er, will be officially made known
ht at'Pashington."


f.--Vho Vas He?-On the 5,h
of amurdered nun WITS picked
bear he town of PIaquemine, of
g gives the following description


ihatof a white man, about 40
high broad shoulders, stout built.
hairand reddish whiskers, which
Glow the corners of the mouth :;
y coored frock coat. with black
lack satin figured vest; kersey-
ID AID mixed brown and blue a
Ih apleted linen bosom; cotton
/; y stock calf-skin brogans.
ne&at grey. Pieces of the coat,
ps 2 preserved in the hands ol
sist b identifying the deceased,
I'm I'D received ten buckshot in
th I'D broken his left arm very
elboi. Nothing whatever was
bn, ad no namt, was marked on
!is poGets had been cut out. and {
upon is ankle. 1t was supposed
ad bee about a week dead.


sillingsf the Circuit Court held ii
STRICT, y the 18th ult., the Hon
eslding Black Haw, u Cherokee
ound eilty of having murdered
ri of to month, countryman
>. He'vas sentenced to be hung
lst, andls no application was made
70 the Executive for a respite or
cuiiou eyond a doubt, TOOK place
ume. The cause that led tathe
ne muher was whiskey. Shoul'
aao.hc' warning to cur people, {,
lnkeInes?-Cherokee Adroeafe.
Cincinnati Bulletin re


b PREACHERS; named Coffee an


lrreshd at Mount Sterling, Ky,
PIT stealing and counterfeitine
Thing when they were arrested 0
ead some fhe stolen goods wer
4 nag Paitt e sis dress ofMr. Col
\ I, ss-res.Ait. Coffee was r'


s5yo . answer at ceur


tsaissel to add $1,000 bal


'loaure having been mat
leeply with a set Of villains wi
Try, and live in the caves, &C.,
pse parts. On the day followil
flee, the Rev. Mr.. White was t
blpit at tho same place, charg
ceps criminis. A large amou
Pney was found upon him.


bat disgrace have some of thy pI
|hers brought upon thy bene'
! octrines!


..imself Fairbank, and prof
cher, has been arrested al Par