

 sball be attended to in our next.

 "DroDoRus StcuIusn shan appear next week.

 \ communication, without signature, ID defence of Judge EsKRIDeE,r has been re- ceiyed. We would be very happy, if thro' our columns the friends of Judge EsIxridge would defend him, or if deemed necessary, Yepei the charges which have been recent lymade against him. We have always had the kindest feelings for the Judge, but ss we have never participated in those at. tacks, we cannot consent to defend him by abusing ourselves. We hope, when our kind correspondent writes again, he will 2aythe postage.

 We beg leave to direct the attention of our readers, to two communications, in this days paper. giving a typographical . sketch of Pulaski and Independence coun- ties. These are subjects calculated to fill every mind with the most intense interest there can scarcely be any thing mote de- slrable to those who wish to emigrate to our Territory, than to become familiar with the resources os the country, and to be made acquainted with ,h~ rich mines of wealth that are daily developing them selves. We are deeply indebted to our correspond ents, particularly to < N ,'' who aas before contributed much toour gratf- hcation. We hope to hear from them of sen-their communications will be always acceptable and highly prized.

 President JACKSON left the Hermitage, tor Washington City, on the 7th inst, ao- companicd by his Private Secretary, Mai Il. J. Donelson, and two or three other gentlemen. His route is through Knoxv vile and West Virginia.

 The head men and chiefs of the Chero. aee Nation, have refused to meet the Pre- ndent at Nashville, for the purpose of ne. gotiating about thelr removal. We have geruscd an able and interesting address oi the Cherokee Council te the people Of stac United States, in relation to this important subject, which, at some future period, we VIII lay before our readers.

 Gov. PopE.-The Frankfors Kentuckiaa VI the 27th ult. makes tho following very pertinent comments on Gov. PopE's ad. asess to the public, published in our paper soine thpee or four weeks since. Wchave seen induced to copy this article for twe reasons, viz: to act as set.off aeains, rem s Little Rock paragraph, and to show suat n our estimate of the Governors no. aucal worth, we do not stand alone.

 This gentleman has made a lone ad press ito the public," about the events oi ms administration, and about matters and things in general. The produc, .; uon IS characterized by the equivoca. uon' and trimming, and evasion oi its author. The governor is on ever, sIoe of every snbject. clcarn from :, iio9eyer, as well as from the papers " 'hc territory, that he is net reposine