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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
JUDGE MCLEAN. OF OHIO.

A c"nesp'ndrn OF he Cad"uesv'lP
Adyoea.e ~ nishes an rx,rscl ui letter
irnn Judge Mel az, whm!, Is spprnd-
ed. Judge MeI,ean always occupies al
/ npu ant rGsIt"Ii 80 the p1hIIc rye; aud
due t''es he ~hi ps"b.hy ~eury ar'll
moe i!ntO tant one. IN the c"nr"e Il a
d In years Inc letter ,s dated ION
August. '43--anJ was nat ur,tien Tor
puoIc. ion: Rictm1Iad HMg.
The oiIire of President, III my o,in'cn.
has bren iaw.tetI. and also the character
ii the c"unIy. a. home aud sbr..ad. by
the means u-ed TO secure thst office.
High as h. P.s.,d~ncy Of 'hs great VA
uoa is. u may be reached al TOO gfea, \
pnee. X suks b'l.w e amaitinn OF
AL lI.apr sUit t.sGd, when II 10 al sinabt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

- uy. A. ,hls arFrEmaiisr, vh'fh
- asalrs - rgF 81 Hsas usteatR'yt hF
aIlres e 90 nlmrs1 sntsasef q pr
mois. FissaFs irtrsd . - - 40 -
ss ean kEira 4 ahatl &c kha9. Patty
disrrPIns lsrxr. l.eas ahsn sxsTrise3 =
god fsllls. and - led - esncsu q sTisan
10 : esssraIl, drsnsli~ oalres kai . :
here. srd sAssia - esrF. po1sIisss =
silrnsnl u fLIrsse y is.sirr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
GREAT STORM IN FLORInA.

An sxus rem The oifee 81 tie "Ssr
of Ploud.," published NJ fal'nhs.se. On
hr l6h nltm", briggs account. II
mnsI D. sIIucnxs storm. acc M ansd BY
loss oi life snd property. S.lch occur
red there ard IN the sir,R'y, On The
i3,h. Al T.il.ha.sre the damage vas
not very great. though several houses
S,re prmuswd aud chm n'ys ~ a'hti.
bluxn down. The rnstl. in every ,lu,r.
ZION wsre tlrk.I ap ~ fline tree.
The lawn al Pnri Iron, I. lie sliy n ~.
in.. The uae made = breach over he
uoun en- let d.tpi every ~atshou's
IN thr place, silh one sxrrp ian. as
fai with the graruh. aud nr1,ly sy'iv
daslltng vas IN = hike rnhd,uui. y.
Marks :, Ae,td IN p like sx'en'. A. Pr,
Leon. one negro cniy Wa drnWted, but
;, lhr Light iloass fnUr On tnes were
ln,I, ~: Csp,. VI G.. Robertson. vie
AID th~le ch.lhrsn, ard q Child If lr.
Trades els. Mr.. joseph Wood, par
trait painter fun ralisha..ec, a child OF
II. V. Bufiins. and FIVE negr"es.
The Stsr add: " IL addition - he
above. we have lsarnsd tha, the family Il
Mr.. E,Iw ard Nslk'r, living On Shell
Point, vie. c. lll'en aud lrSe or Fix nc
eroe.. all pert.ted. Mr.. " alker himself
escaped by rlne,ag In tie branches al 4
tree, ill the waers suh.n!ed. IL IS 20
STATED that there were several other per-
sous HING un tits point, and ah" nave
NIL b, eu heard iruu, snt al whose ssif'y
grea, tnIIbls are entertained. There are
slsn sr,etsl i.m,il-s from Ihis r"unN, ~
summer 9MaIt 70 an James l.'and. On
whose account much anSte'y lie l. Ia
de.d ,w h va, tie yinI.I &c Of TIE w'rFs
aud The height Ia wh'ch the tide roe
n II our Inauguration ran scarcely hS It,
mits to i,s "a, age. Cedar h ys. Ap' a.
chicoi', s.. Joseph. can scarcely hs'ee'-
cand WITHOUT much dam"gP."
p. S.--AI,hr our piper was put "
press, W.. J W. Lundy. srr''ed nom
Shit Porn. and states 'hr hurlc &c f'g'
ell ,tsr- w'tn grea, violence. aud t'e ""
ter Of The gull rus" Ia q" u"Pr'rrdep'e'
heis',-.weeprg oli tie house, %" V'
cat TIE rs,hn.d bridge al 81. A''''
- C,rrtd awas--lhe ~atfhrn'rs al ~,
Natks. aud sil but nne a, Pom icon "''
e.tty dwrilinp exe'p, ,hree. a'e -''" ~
ha t.i-....., --i-...- - ..ss4sa nil ~
wa'ers !, rs nni 1T II surprising u"
no person has came ur. Gre"t arpr'" II
Sans are Entertained for the tate OF the
m e. al Mrssrs. T.. +. and &. u. an" ~
scpr Ch.ir's. md that al Nc. joshua u,
Byrd, VII" IN the ~. james l''aHo
Spending The summer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

hitF i shove sHy fuFFlslrE n ltH,,,
live, 81 hsw ~ lives, u b,irr =! ;"
tsf. HF mnst "a uH1 dflEk, ara 90
sever kFasd n Is PayinE Une -
baaTa--hs J. ssil slaihsa. sslisisirs-.,
tibls ~ he si.0ald ray : iaylar's -.
and hov he whale malier. xila L. -
! lhnnsand liks lin. uha ran I. 49,;
de e : n0lhing bul vel dgrs,sd -.
hond., : Eaaaasrd, : Progound nys,,.
~"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

The hihsriies.-A renh. " no r@srtl.s
IN Cunntctlcul. tells rs iiai a ns,si.h...
'" MS WI" VS. present nj ,hr Mtaltr
tie camp ne. ting. re.r Bridgeport, -.
week. brought hrmr handful 81 rings,
ehsln', &C., witch w-te brown away
under the influence nf lana,,r,su,, as lie
scrIhrd by "u' cotresp'"d' NJ.
The women who re their hair. aud
rsst away shrir ornsmpr,s preparatory 10
their ss 'en.ion, we're net "f tie best edu-
ca'ed cisss: ve, we dare sav they could
all read. and ali hal the Bible N their
houses. sent Their children To srhnol. a ID
"eTr thrmstl, es arru toned ~ ,re ~ l. 50
t" tend o'd'rly public w"tsh p on the
S"hhat'. Certainty We haze luI. reason
t. Gcsp'se tue drvo,ees of Pae sn,sn. #
W" rsnn"t keen var "wn educ ted PEG lie
from such miserable tna,ic'sm.
nv. Y Jour. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

a Black Jurymsn-'fDs inends Of
DegraeIa nclpstiua ~ Mes etn Nrs York
caIry mamefs I" gresl lrSg,h il the FOL
loving Ialnrm. ton from ih- ". y. cnn-
ser % be relied o.. "A letter wri,rt
iron BUD !" SAT. pnsl = cJl.red man,
uanrd Abner II. Francis, !. nu~ sl,nns
IN = Jury. ~ hat place. Nth eleven rsie
men O"r reader. vii remember that
a pr"re Is qss,,lie .iIon III $3.50 90. in
New Y..Ik, ensh,rs resto To vus. a d
rxeclse Ill tile "iirsr right. al freeman.
Mar in Van BByen as a ~, mbeT OF lie
ConsshtI"n 'h~I II III d the present con.
saluuon ri Ae~ York, ana v"ted inr The
shove pros I.mn. WHICH tmms pat 81
a. Glad W. hsre u" hing al the kmd 20
PENS, lvaaI-! We sho"Id not like Ia
have black men To he The JUICES "i our lIle
aud Pr'Prry. JsSsnson R,P. EPa.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

Crat Sale Of Lands in N''"'' .
T"e Auirtnr oi The .t.,e al iIt'n"t' "''
given public nonre thai he "'II "tFf '"'
al" st Springfield. on tie fret M"n'"
81 April next. $4,000 acrs 81 land ="
Irc,ed under the p,n,,.,aas al the d''''''
buu"n law. lying in the Dansi'lr' oh''" :
90. anil Dixon dls'r e =: az 600 a''e' ="
land emf y d nv the st tr "ndfr Tue y.
v,s"n Of the internal improsem' NJ '""'
and also he Nouhero Cross raw ''"
between Springfield and Ms''d"' a Wv" W, -
al the bu,ld,ng., locom "ttes. &''
lands 81 be said in eight acre '"''' "
,ntrrnal improvement bond. and sc''p :,
the = st- ol illinois received IN pa '"''"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
TIE Ia.l . Knekr,bsIsf- Hfs the
snrrd..as q LnEel n loa:

TIE la.l Kneke,beks His ahis
snrrd..ls q LaEe. ~ il0u:
I'll appears lhsi Dos. II nne ri his
add. quaint Sermons. asclsrrd lhst be
/. tad s~rn s,nmsrs ga very wlrked that
Inv srla.ly hs'E' lh.s sialsmrE'
li.rs1 IN sld ,sHafsnl snd Il lsI es'lrh'
Irrssus. ia,s slsie Il siasa sad psEspl.
IsI,.rE; -nd hasne he wsddisd - naiisl leE
Tnr. A. night. ~ lhe hasEas ~ hs .hll-
ripa,rd Il, .l.,,lan. he E.ssd sb'.sl untli
he cou j No lunRsE hr.i q. lie iseessd
be w.s slrssdy s~.li.hg. lie Ioss I'D
Lirmptrd la dress hiAssli. II nFdrE % 60
GA, 80 irs.ea" " ha rsr amt me- raii-
ssrFhaILsa. xhsu h. issni be could bot
jast sfssa hrs - msiis ossr h's hmns
and e.~n lAes w.uld hra moi mesr tie
vs. ,Sfi.I,nR . rspsd sIn ds"Is,; lis ih'-
q.Ilie. s-rs caa,ing IA lish J iis,en an
G. he agony 81 hls lrsss. aud isRP
hrirg bsuus 10 n he lssand D. h's hsr'e he
had pot "n his hralheT's eluii e.. T"ss
ImPns.sh'n, hoaessT, .sys "Ur 'nlnrmsnl,
. Clergyman al lhe ChuIeh Of EngIand.
:" q. . s.Iul-ry me. lO' he became = Pi-
nus maa."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

CoTToN CRop.-.The Marion firF"
Nab says,o tlsr intelligence rt'F
from all quarters seem TO Indicate 'i'''
cotton crop will be quite a small! o'''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

bal wss Hg,iEt3 ~ this rFHF'Fls, 80
he Esass Eessil. Thr S~hhslh iusEd hFE
FfnFFslY 80 eahsEr hsaa - 80 - Dr.
rnulr. snd. a - - PIaarh. So shiiasa.iy
ssagp~a. Mo- % s,ng : psssrnETs. ~
larassh siss ssssoa. sFrE k-sr he's - SRA
simrs. hns IisE al Fsasaed - ts.ssd.
sod ssn.EsaIs srsraPansd ~ saps.tn
40 pace ii .s..i..g.. OLis O5ssTrtr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

MISS SAWYER iafofms her paironzs and ihe pub
lX4 JIG. gssenlly, that tho Spring session Of the
FEMALE SEMINARY IL Fayetteville. viii open the
second Wednesaay Of April. is43. and close August
l2th whcn after few days racation. term will
commence. and continue three four montLs. cir
cumstances Of the school to demand. The prices
will vary from six to eight dollars for term Of four
months accordng to the attention devoted the pa
pill. No untaught ysung children will Be admitted IA
der ss unless where parents unable
pay, in al sach the prices will be rrsdnacd u
the ability 70 make payusnt. sf1i rA
Il is expcessd thas ycs.g ladies viii come preprsd
70 gvo their undivided attsntion to study and trf
while removed fsn parental protection aud inHucnes.
their intefeensss j. sseisty win be coa,rolIed BY the
Tsachor. alleM conmittsj the care Of come friend
e rei.sss = ss:s:bl: also. that they como psePss
aisds ss - y sAssessssriiy occupied on this sab
3 sSdui, u tks Esxis sr.ehes s..rh. hors. wil,
- phia and ossSa aenti1 uuodle work. - a
a Bible 4ep y stasnded every Subbsah sf the Ses-
l1esy~ ooesd q Tic ffiis Of the sebeol and Of s,s
youfh q ~ village Ts Bible class enjoys the su-
ga ~ ths las1c3ioas e The Rev c. Wsshbusa every
second 5Aiihash Of each s<osth sas $3.50 s. :. y
week. -sei1s4 "a Is ~
March is. ls4s-4x
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

lydrep'sa5ia. ia..A: tIdina, j Frin,e,
yias under the frishtiul tostures oi
xns cured With some drHugh:s Of
2 hun by mistake, instead of another
hJ:ieian in Padua got intdIigeuce
at Udina, and tried tho same rome.lv
ut at the hospital, adttiinisitfing 70 4
q vinegar ia the morning, hnbther
tMM al sunset, aud tie uni was
pertecu3 esfesl. |"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
VAN BUREN ACADEMY.

RElNG encouraged By the liberal patronage have
p hitherto received. have associated with me
LibcarI instiaats. IIamiiton, Ohio land also Also
;i Ptineipal Of the Public Schools,
Cincinnati, Ohio. s,.e..,, j ]
Tns discplino and regulation of this Academy, win
bc under the mutual direction and coatrol Of Dr. Da
Tho second session Of this Academy viii com,ncaee
the first Monday Of March next. and continue tw e-
The course of study win be extended % far as cir
cun'stances may ronder tueccssary: that nj fu-
turc day. shcsd sufficient encouragement be offered il
Phiiosofhy, Botany. MiDssalogy. Geology, shd fher
ccncomitsnt branches; It present it embraces
the ef huspss. and professional cdu cation,
Usually taught In our Academies and Colleges
No pupil win bs received for loss torn tb.a ono
session but those who enter after the commencement
and prcyious 70 tho middle Of the sesso shsl be ac
sa viii made ss I Il Ssess
CLASSIFICATION.
Reading. rssssacat;on.' Defining, Wrisisg. ana The
Rudiments - Arithmetic. 80 E-T
TERMS l2 rsR SESSION.
3 UxGHER DKFARTMENr.S -. ~ =
Jos'oe Reading. Avs,ting. EsgIisL Gsaaamar.
Geography, with the use Of tAe Gcbes, De-
ansnss md CtmPosition.
( TERMS-&l2 psR SESSION.
Altticn1 flapc and Spksfical Trigoaemeiry, with
their aeplia6eas, Msnsuntion. Surveying, Diffsren.
tial. and IatsgFsi Caisulss. SO. III SAL H-a
TERMS-e Is fEH Session.
The sciepSe 81 AstEoncsay. which eamprehcnds an
entire With tho starry hea will DO
lila6Ated = srght cveaings in the absence of the
f1 neeas sa4 will, for ths cSuse be tsds separate
q tss dallsfs Per session. te ssidsnts of ths
Tsitica ~ vii be invariaby required II advance
- E. D. POWERS \
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

Iloom has bccn spread over OR city
" dny( eccasionod by tho death Of
k,st. ,nkt useful. snd respectful citi.
AN CgMMlNS, Esq, on Friday
Of MA ACummi,,s, society has los,
htest dsnments, the bar one Of ;ss
membS and the Whix party iis
most, pplnr leader. IL cane 70
tas3s 10 tho year 1875, from
nativs Pc. Since that DO ior| he
lly strn( "a agaiast Z strong oppo.
pfesssca1 q political, uaiil ho' be.
noae y State a. I iawycr and
is6ceee was firm To- his min.
ana = in advocating them,
rod ~ il fesliax against biz
sa6sA -. ,nco had no person
shsse | the reiSt Ions Of lie
moss |: eptionabis charact@. !.
cosld slied mors sincerely r.
rlnsssS i1ens. M
sdea. ssee ", with Masonic hon
scwse ~ l5rave BY DO Judges
the esvo ;ourts, lis mcmber1
ler1 nu 4 of citissas. !
~ ksee ~ and zedeccake.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
B0ARDfN4 school,:

&VNBs 1op&6r 'ssifiiai u MI ka1 MIC cNEw1ONss
II Nela ~ Fennlq Aardipg fdlpsl. Cass hin,
AskaFGas. WIN eognnenca % 1S socss& MQndsy II
seoAs GA - haa u the sesshsss. lts
Case Hiil. April 8. 1888. s-tx
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
BLACKSM lTHING
~ !

AND MANUFACTORY OF vi
FA r MING IMPLEM ENTS.
>1THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
= and the public. yeneralIy, that be has ren,ov-
cd his shop on Main street, where he has and will
keep consiantly on hand, superior assortmoni> ol
Ploughs, Havdws, Shovels,. Hoes, apd all kinds n
Farming Toolss which ke. will sell low 70. cash.
Repairing neatly executed on reasonable torns.
J Also Horse-shoeing done in tho bcst mannsf.
THOS. A. BROOK!NCs. y
Van Buren, Sept. 9, l642.-33
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

SCO1T. WHITE, 4 CO., have Just reed diseci
from Cincinnati. per steam boat Marisssa,
40 boxer 10 BY IL glass,
~ 20 DO 8 6y 10, do,
2 banelIs linsecd oil,
1 do whiting,
do spanisl, brown,
so kegs whine lead.
Fob. II. ls4s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
JOHNsA U STIN & CO,

~ , I'll Ma USIlN q CO,
HAVE juss received per steamer Export, snd
offer for sale low, for cash, II
ss- 50 sacks coffee, s
$50 bbls N. o. sugar,
5 do. loaf do.
n do. molasses,
l0Ossacks 6ns and coarse salt,
Is kegs nails,
do. flooring brads,
~ do. horse shoc nails,
10 do. powder, r.
5000 lbs. lead,
10000 lbs. Juniasti bar iron
1000 doz. cotton yarns, Twindow glass.
Is boxes by 10, 10 by IL, III BY 10,
q 20 reams wrapping paper.
20 boxes candy,
IS do. Cincinnati bar soap,
do. shaving do.
$50 lbs. spanish Aoat indigo, ~
500 lbs. dutch madder,
500 lbs. copperas,
1000 papers garden seeds,
ses3 boxes starch, ~
Is dog. bed cords.
20 doz. plough lines,
10 boxes tallow candles,
do. spcrm do. sas
aas do. cod fish,
100 sides sole and upper leather,
April l. ls4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

= IA q - ed t SlI
1 20 y ~ ~ ~ ~ E1ss ~
& ,omo CodgS : T IL -; ss;iou, 9 Juda,
"A ring reached shu plasa il good tina,
& eveninx iAst NJ u 6ss ioincd oo
IN w the EHief 3lSsies. 5udee Lacy
sfsiset. baas Stained IL home. ss d
4 fpd. " y hesl'l Gsz .''ssa
I seksss.--A PuH HrIpubIl.ted nj Hoos.
q, 3aases lint "a q 3tiensail .esiJinr 81,
scaof 1he ..Eaernid Iae, = hns iir u.
ilfmoving infenall Machine, w;,k
(p,v poscs u 1eal dearuct;on d tlsa Msr.
Eh6lssalsys s.and tub citias, fortrosses,
i amer ukieh will Y assonishine to NE
8is says e viii alse serve ~ d loccmo
u tfAaspps1Ation 81 merchandise ever
siahou1 rOads. AM bsing amphibious
sels waasr IKE q 4eaInbo,t. lt1nny
W ~ die ditthcsd dcut roads, and no
a)p and - pctaiPes- He is unable
NJ %criesus s'awltlo lout come pecunia-
~ .hieh g e to hoped he will b
kfaf ssrp.-Dr. III, ID, of IL vicks.
FsehA AtcIsses ~ inter1e hing aascdote Of \
o1gj8g 70 d. Ema} },al, of iha. city.
wdh a. fun space Is we can afford,
br 800 L sePublisf in every paper
hsg &iiat;s Ill tainted viii, the rank e.
ssplIlioaisaa. The SAn,insl states that
hs back Dr.. EmanucIkavc his servant
pcrnission 10 visit I birthplace Ia
nd 10 nos oaiy returIbd, but resisted
ons cf :be bass al,oIitol Sd to runaway
is days aasong them.
was supplisd with ~ and 1 letter
SISTER. 10 Lynchburg, tsina tho doc
sfor allowing Richard Una ko his visit;
he carried upwards Of % hundrcd'dol-
I besides good suppInof silver coin
30. On hisarrival al D iknchburg his
wrote.at his instance, hforming tho
Z Ho reasainod there f. Ave weeks.
ectihg any person TRAVELLING to The
onGcnced and con.inuta the whole
20, traveiliig BY land I'll Eyandotte.
N boats froni that place Il vicksburr.
d day at Cincinnati, add intcnded
fre a day ~ two longer. vai,ing for a
b aboli,ionists bocanie 50 roubIesoms
IL him tiiat lie determit..d 10 leave
.aaa for Eossss~.li- GOD --->Ss iLar4. fas
ich he did. Ho s1ys thal tho a5oli.
lncnced their arguments asd cnsreat.
at Gyandotte. and never ID him have
ntii he reached Louisville. He told
knew bis own business host. and
to his master, who tre,ssl hin, as
,wsd him a. many privileges as he
reached home on Wednesday, the
aPpy and dsliglrcd to see lis friends
e MS duties IN Tho rs,gh da'artmen,
tors drug storc.-Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
1e&
: ;tyA.


n eds& inporsnt I6SsI ~ discovery hes
g - =. eep4 made By q nlloauep ~ The ,cia3 by
Which oexlpnpere ql1Y - pfin>a& p theie Pu|u6o
lorna, and, ~ tho enRo te,e, 6opa6lo of tGin9 con-
'verssd = psassre, is1p aagazas fores. Is pss-
seryaf5on< 3. 49,: 4 & n l.Ia -
This grand npsey,nsps. wl;oh Is destined 10
form new ora 10 ~ basilSe6a e6ectipg mn sn-
tire rsvetotiop 10 IL sst e printing rna,no,cih
newspapers. will BE- introduceAk by pcrmission 81
the patcptee, into the Phiiadclphia Saturday MI
scum commencing u Nay ssxi-
In anquuncing. q ths ff;esds Of the hewapapor
press throughout the cqupsfy, =. discovery which
will add g immenselz 70 tle vdlio Of newspapsrs,
tho publshcrs Of the Saturday Museum, have also,
the proud satisfaction Of announsing the completc
and triumphant success OF tkeir now Family
Newspeper. Tho liberal patronage already So
cured for this and popular ssterprise, has not
only surpassed the most sanguine expectations,
bat i eatifely unprecedeted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
JOHN $. TURNER,
tFoRnEaLr TuRxER AND woopRUrY.)
0NIRlR3SS1G GSH NeHMN!R WH

No. 81, Camp Street, New Orleans,
DEGS leave to offer bis services TO his friends and
the Ppsiie spdtrurts ron his long residence in the
City. to merit share Of pnbc patronage. ss.-s
REsxs Tor-Pickett 4 Gregg. Van Baron, Ark's.
October IL. ls42-39-6m. fPrs Geo $i21 :
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
VIM. IL. & M. MAYERS,
Fort Sa;ith.

HAVE just received from New Orleans. Nv
the sRlendid steamer Lucy Walker, the fol-
owing astices Of groceries which ,they will soil
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
IMPROVEMENTS INTHE = sMUsEuM.


."Thc Museum" = now 20 fairly. and firmly
|establisheG, that wo tset Safsaated in mailing
spae very extensive and important imprepsRexfs.
By the tirst Of May, we shaiI have complsssd III
our arrangements. We shall have, in tho Arss
place, beautiful, clear ard bold typc-in the &C.
cond, superb smooth and. white Iaper- -in The
third place, we shall make an Ingenious ard no
vel change IA the ASraheemfaf of the matter--in
the 5burth place, He shall Increase our corps of
contributions III all ths various departments Of a
socured, At high .aiasy, sGs 'sssscos s Of EDcss
"A. Poe, Esq, gentlemen whuse high and sersa-
tile abilities have always spok1u promptly for
themselves. and who, afior the first Of May. will
aid Us IN the editorial conduct Of she journal.
The aNdvrcfire ef T6wnsesd's Journey ooer
the Rocky Mcuatains," ono Of the most intsrsst-
ing and valuable ever published Is cent to all nov
sibscribers. At its conclusion, our rcndes. viii
find themselves in possession Of q work which
alonc viii be worth douiie the subscription to tho
pnper. We shall continue also Of coSfss, the
"Biograpkicaf Skstckes axd Pcrtrsiis, !" which are
new excitiGg 90 unexampled on interest. With
~ pc and other features conti;,nod. and with the
in provements in Contemplation. il romans to be
sson whether wo do NOT amply ful6ll our determi-
nation Of making ths sssy bea sesospaper n
.4merSca. 80 = L r
Persons wishing "a securp six- sheuand large
octave pages Of useful, iqiersssing, and unexccp-
tonable reading for he. eelcct family circle. for
the small sum Of Two Doliar; psr year-being at
the astonishingly low nate Of thirty pcgss for one
cent, or equivalent to one hundred and twonty pa
gcs for four cents should baud theis names in
now. rs
TERMS.-Two Dollars per anum. Three CO.
pies for Five Dollars, or sx:oon copics for Twen-
ty Dollars, d the extra inducemeat offered at pre-
sent for clubbing. T,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

!; iltFE {
sssss sasancr Astaa
- ae1s coGe
40 hogphoads 4uear,
q 10 tarrs1s -.
harrois h6k =. q =
hasrsis sxnuers oil,
nrrel g. u,
> e.sks chessss
800 ~. aierctef,
~ kegs nsils.
10 dos brads, !.
lQsbaFrpls molasses,
IS boxea rsisins,
! d.. honey dow tobacco,
50 kegs powder.
1000 lhs Corwiey steel.
Van Buren,, Feb. 3, ie43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

PUBLIC SALE.
"TILL be sold to the highest bidder. Al the Nej;
wv WsFts At Fort Smith, Ark At II e'ciock =.
The 22pd day q April. i6l3. 5-
s Several Work Horses, Ore., asd Mazes,
The pscperty sf tho United states Thsy sss Il vooa
order and ~ f. Immediate use. and ase ssSd Il oese
qneucc Of there being surplus on hand ~
Terms of alc. Cash. .f
.. B. ALEXANDER, a. d. M
\ /. Fort suith. April 8, ls4s VI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

3 3 8TRAYEg FKdX ffiE sun.
: = &A SCR BEL, . Monda y svssinr iass,
- { Light sesrA NaFs, .Vish az
alest III - sker hidd lbsi. whom ls RH 1ro
eef5ess. a liberal reward will - fivso for
~ lra p subsc.issr. 8
Van Bdl<a. April ~ 1873.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
MUM GAH3s

| EN- 1eAels COTTON SEED, inst received -
49, esynsa1 Gxfuss, esa ~ ssls II - sp6
Es.{ 4 ~ x..;, ! ~. y - aEAAn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

Persons calling Tor any Of tho above lotters
piease say they are advertised. or they NAV NO
stf fthem---.ss-,-J JOIiNr 1. STIRAAN. p. N. J.
April Is. 1S43. 8 81. s5f g.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

asoms Codss y d ssss;ou. Juds'
2ying reached shl plas,s - good tisns
d eveainx iAses - Ssea IN sss joincd o.
~ no SHsef istics. Judge Lacy
sfsised. tias efainsd IL home. q
Pd, ky " heaIsl| Gsz ssi 's'sI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

a;s'ss t,sT
q vilB o. the lst ~ 4 a =. |
81 taten ~ i tkrss, 9olal 81 & - - -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

THOMAS c. CLAnXE<& co.
Once e the Saturday M9ssgns 7ublisben'
Hall. No. ioi chesoax e'Fsst InaAdsiphia-