%l Th roughers in a year, i the Londonviise in 1911,1 ill nnt thesem nfiUr i m -dat*v to Lon-e a correctrived at?*ft.that C f»ls. W arfield and Snivelv had captured the Santa Ft* Traders without bloodshed. The arnonnt of booty taken tc *aid to be upward*of ssno.ouo.Eichcqtier bills are now taken at the Ctls-ton* House. Galveston, at sixty cctifs on the do I-' lar.CoL Kinney, tvhn had been confined at Met- ... „amnia* ft.r many moathe, has made his escape . . 7‘ V•md rrarhpd Giilteaf.m. ' w*»rn.'cd lo be of a «„COTTON YAH!A LI. kinds nf CottonA * White Water Cmabove Brook ville; at * prices: Cotton Yaiw Eat tii A liberal deduction w merchants.or those purr TtHMs-CASII. Tif.— A letterv a ti I* of S »* wit of the lastf this dUtiti-IMarch 30, 1843ie manner oft retiring to v ith «ome of lined that lie he ladies rec nd hr wentMr« AUston s. and f»*tindd him to He ho mstfttttlv Thus 'ejiin-ired the pain*ea*e Thei! tii be o«si-ieriea of theJfKW Cn 4* s.JJAVR jtial rereiviPrtAi'tntliai Ptr.fif.rrt* --flt; nnv faith I* to1m* put in non lt;.p»por predictions there nil! be no lark of Presidents tin and after the 4ttl ofMarch, 1845. The \\ ashinciott Globe i«* verc positive that Mr. Von Rtiren will then rcMitue pnwjfdnii nf the WM r House The Wash- Pittsburgh and C met HU Speriifor *s equally sanguine that Mr ,'*'m of t Calhoun 0,11 be the lucky man. The Harris * *rff (*OOffs (irorbiirc Locoftieii paper-, won't admit a dniiht Shite#* TttniNf about Mr, flttrhamtn* suerest: the Helrftit ftFree Press fa quite as confident as to the prm-l 11 W9ipert. of G.'ti C.,,*; and ilir L.wnf,.Po pape-s ,pnv „ . „ ~AJ'!h Krntitrkv arr sure nf Col. Johnson’* trinm- ,RON’ NA,LS nn.f HApbant election. Here arc nr. |r« than 5tf rand idate* set do w n, by their respective friends, n« certain to w in We think the chances of 9^M,rrp4e *f ouch of the five are about alike,-Aibttny Jour.ill sell very low* for V Brookrille June I, 11* btiri'd by ear where Iwstsperfiirm-i clergyman, in opened so rim attended in the liigh-»rrsetit *aysght. Theremb hi* rente tuples. hip my wav ah• mif entire remission, had i mat ion. ‘It death/ saidvqitffity. but Inch had left tal of itshu* \fncrrtvrof TVmpern■ rr — A letter from atraveller puMUhed in the Cmrimtati MorningStar, make* the follow inn statement to the present decrease nf ardent spirits by the travel tug public. This show s a very great red nr-lion tn the quantity *»f spirits cnn«ttmed, and acorresponding improvement in the moral condition of the rmihirv*BrookviHe, March 29and upper lealItrookci!*r Fb. IT.it**•»%’ IIAMS. .*■mI* hr July ?. r=jrNRW 1AMS ami 8H0UIFeb. 2, 1842»fiu, ll(Arrmtsnv at Lav office on M mi Ht.nearhJOHN D.Attorney and CMarrh 1st. 1842Be informed ea*t. in be-1 Societv, toI dress at therthservntorythe Falls ofd to vist us•mber ne*t.le, and Mr. ' address,—fn my late Journey from Tazewell, Tennessee. to Balitmnre and Philadelphia, I xxm greatly pleased to see the good effects nf Temperance. From Tazewell to Levington, Ky . we travelled tn the stage. Liquor was offerednthr pMentenmhr nnce or twice Hmine the whole distance.une hnndre^l and fifty-five mile*. Fmm I,exinEton lo Mav«»il!e ■ distance nf aitl v-fniir nii!e., not „ dVnn „f ,nirit*waaaeen or offered. From Mat as Hie tn Wheel'-eflrl h:ir*irf,d *ntl mile*, nn (he'V r W upwards of one hundred ladiesand gentlemen, cabin passengers, I did not seea drop of spirits drank by anv of ihem A£LW,Wr T ?'B b?*’ WH1 wi»h *Hkinds of drink, and a few 0f the deck hands,“b^hin“d7h8T d:*l,k*li‘lfe-’ bB,i» w*» lt;*une ied «Fnd ™ i^”'infir C^^!^neT,uL°-| QN hand. JS'trsssLrthough a large number were in ihecirs. What i plftture thtt* totr»v«Fto BC8HBL CLMarch 13, 1843Mortgages,Quit-Claim Deeds Telit Bonds,Notes of hind*