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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
y. s. POST COACH LINE.
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHINGTON
AND HOT SPRINGS.

HE undersigned, contractors for carving the u
8. Mail from Little Rock TO Washis ton and Ho,
springs have the of informing the public
hat Their lines of splendid Troy Post Goa are now
in full operation. 'N"" ~"
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springs, leave
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thur sday and Saturday
morning, at daylight, in horse Post Coaches.
IN IN which they are conveyed TO Fair Play (Reyburn's
so miies) and from thence the passengers for Hot
springs are conveyed through, the same day in the
same Coaches those for Washington are transferred
70 splendid new horse Post Coaches Fair PLAY and
reach Washington the next day aiter lea wing Little
ROCK; On their return, the Coaches from Washington
aho hot Springs again lntersect Fair Play, and ar
rive at Little Rock every "Wednesday, Friday and
sunday evening at sun-down-coming through from
the former place in two days, and the latter in one
day. '' ~ '''e
The proPrctors have careful sober, and experience
ed drivers and pledge themselves to spare neither la
Dor nor expense to give general satsfa cton to all who
may patronize them.
s,lo rHeglo Washington, $40; to Hot Spring, S.
soge-ctce, at the Anthony House, Little Rock: and
al the Layiayette House, Washington
W All baggage al the risk of the owners
Nov. %, IS44-42tf N
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
rcoII N FACTORY AND WOO CAR DING.

THyHE undersigned has in cenSte operation,
u on Cane Hill, a cotton f,cy and wool
c.rd,na fnachsss, and will sell tlr9 Of supetior
ouaiity AZ e1O 90 per hundred, Or cents per
rc,nd. by retail. Mercha nts in thefestern part
~ lie State, in the s. w. part Of tssouri and
/. the Cherokse nation would finditN Nher inter.
est to call. Orders accompanied VI the cash
will meet prompt attention. Wool Sd at the
shortest notice. A competent Cottonh hner and
Wool carler may find employment.
Dec. II, le44-4w 3. MhhhEAN.
RRMsAI.G SGlNI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
Great Western U. :. Mail Line
= FROM
M OF TIL OF WHITE RIVER To
LITTLE ROCK, ARK's,

BY steam-bOat and Post Coaches
H>HE Undersigned, contractors for TRANSPORTING
The U. D.. Mail from mouth of W hite River
on the MIss.) by Steam boat, to Rockroe. and
from thence in four-horse Post Coaches, IN / ;,te
Rock, will put that line into full operation on Fri
day next.
Passengers from the Mississippi will take sic, m.
boat at the Mouth of White river every 'rnesdoy
Thursday and Saturday morning at O'Clock
Tor Rockroe, where they will meet the Pos, Cooch.
es, which will convey them through the Bio Pr,.
RE to Little Rock, by 7 p. NJ. Of the following
Gays; and passengers will leave Little Rock every
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday MORNINGS. ot
9 O'clock and reach Mouth White river bv 4 p
M. OF The following days--through in from 81 to
40 hours. "
This limo forms tho con meeting link between the
sreat " .. Mail Line by steam boats on the Mis-.
s,SS'Ppi ana ONO rivers, and the U. S. Mali Pos.
Coach lines diverg ing west and south from LitrIe
ROCK to Fort Smith and Washington.
Passengers from other States. wishing to v;.;,
The celebrated HOT SPRINGS, oranv otber ,o;n,
in the interior Of Arkansas, MAJ resi- assured th,,
this line will afford them IA ready and speedv con.
Veyance from tho Mississippi to Little Rock, at
all seasons, and particularly when the Arkansas
Is 100 low for naHisalion, which is generally tie
case through tho summer aud FIJI season
Conveyances in Stages and Hacks TO the Hot
Snrlngs, any otler point, can at all times be
No paifss paaiiGfssufsa red at Little Rock.
ProprietOrs 10 render tho situation Of hffG h 1Y Inc
able and convenient who may travel on thair line
STAGE-ofsicE--At Little Rock, at the Anlhonv
House.
GTAll baggage at the risk of the owoers.
,, ~ q. p. LENNON & co.
Little Rock, Nov. %. 1914. 42-,f.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
w N!f 10 NY YSWEgPlN e co..
iMPRrERs OF ann |EAtERs IN
HARfWARE ANDlcuiIERy

"hn ANDIC U LIE Rf.
Nos Fe~ Levee s hou toul.s st..
(NEAR PMMol srREErJ
HY AvI now in stpro a nd sale low ,.,e.
\ a gseral assortment Of arm M E aRF sasss;
SHIP CtANDLERY, copsis 10 in J, osN";lu ;,a
Iron. Custgs, Steel. Axes. Res Sn,es sta.
els. Stock Kettles, Bark Mind G,ns I'd p;s". %
French Pas, Coil, Ok Log. }r,ce Sns, icS issS
other Chais, Mill and Grind anss A,;i,s d., I
lows, Vick, Rowland, and bther Svs II ~,
kinds, Syhes and SictIes. Hooks n H.. a'
Locks, Sdbws, Bolts. Aass Wares SvsIs ID
Fongs, Piers, Andros, FeIders. Iis md
rocker Csery, Scissors Razbrs. RaIr Strops
Planes of n kinds, Files and Edoe Td 60
ers' Tools Tress Hoops, Waiters ,Trr
Braces ara Bits, hugers, ind anoer "a 60
nge, Paint Oils, Turpendte, Oakum, lch md
TAT, Stra' Cutters. Corn Shelters. HES and
Collars, flaghs and plough Mouds, Tidud Ja.
paned Was, Fishing Tack in everv v}etv
MERChNTS, PLANNERS. apdbtbers
are respectfully invited to c,l and exaine for
themselve 'o'
steams, and Vessels of al kinds. sutl;ed =,
low low r,ateSlsh all articles Of HardwS and
ChandIers anu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
-JAoo4 F. PdwELt,
lock and GJn-smtth,


;5S,.st end Of Mainetreet, " BureH AsaH'
.v,oved u the Shop lately occupied by E.
~ C;p ~here l. will at times b prepared to
IL in hisI line uponkhe mot BILE
io.STxy inoTy W., ,hs bdt manner Repairing guns and
-a " w. =, done u the shorts mott Ct and In = su-
pess ~ III. .hdpes BY stricet tentin to his busi-
sb. ~ of Norkiig for fair PIfs to aerit liberal
na um ~ :, y. Age.F All kindaf prduce taken in
Dec l4is44-ndS..s. w ~ A' p"''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN g. CLEGG.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN g. CLEGG,
ETOW offer great bargains, at the store former
~ ly occupied by Scott, White q CO. They
have just received, per steamer Cecilia, from Gin
cinnaIi and Louisville
lbD barrels whiskey,
80 half do. do,
25 kegs do,
4 barrels brandy,
5000 lbs assorted iron,
10000 lbs castings,
500 plough rioulds,
25 cast mould boards,
100 kegs nails,
LOCO lbs lead.
5000 doz cotton warns.
10 doz bed cords and plough lines,
10 doz sfters,
q boxes TASKS, %, a.,
3 do pressed tumblers,
2 do Virginia tobacco,
% do claret
1000 gallons stone ware.
Which, together with their former stock of
500 sacks salt,
so do coffee,
10 hhds sugar.
3 do Loaf Sugar,
ceroon Indigo,
30 bags Shot,
ALSO,--Hnrdware, Tinware, Queensware, neu
cords. Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool cards, Al
spice, Pepper, Birthstone, Alum, Copperns, Black
70 - Brushes &C.. &C., makes their stock
one OF the most cuT'i.'-nd desirable ever offered
TO the public here. every article oI wm.,.- 10
carefully selected by one Of the firm, and will DO
sold low for cnsh.
June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

MTADAME D'ESTIMAUVlLLE bel ave tc
M saw that her School viii be re-opede epr the
reception Of pupils, on Monday the 2nepy o.
September.
In addition 10 the usual branches OF eduSpn
Madame D'EsrIMAuvILLr proposes teaching\n
cy Work; and expects materials, for that pun
from New York. Also, lhe newest and most n
ionable Music.
Liills Rock. August 2lt, lS44.-4l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
P ROCL \ TlON
BY THE GOVERNOR.

BY THE GOVERNOR. =
:, STATE OF Arkansas
10 the Sh9r0s Of ihs several cosnties in the Isl
Dirision, arkansas misunderstanding
WHEREAS, it has been made known to he
that there is a vacancy in the Office of Ma
Jor General of the ist Division, Arkansas Militia.
occnsioned by the resignation Of General S. G..
Snecd,
Now. therefore, l., Thomas s. DREW, Govern.
or Of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the au
thority in me vested by law, do hereby command
you and each Of you to open and hold an election,
at the court-houses in your respective countless on
the 10Th day of January next to fill such vacancy
according to the statute in such cases made and
prov ided. (See section 10 of militia law passed
3D. Feb, lS43.)
In testimony whereof,I have here
( ~1 unto set my hand, and caused the
( l.. 5. seal of said State to be affixed, at
S~~S Little Rock, on the Goth day of
November, a. ID. 1914.
TIlOS. S. DREW.
BY the Governor.
DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.
The following courties compose the lst Divis
ion to wit: Sewer, Hampstead, Lafayette, Pike.
Clark, Ouchita, Hot Spring. Montgomery, Pope,
Yell, Conway, Perry, Whi'e. Pulaski. Saline,
crawford, Franklin. Scott, Johnson, Washington,
Benton, Madison, and Carroll.
November 30, 1914. 43-9w,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
LAW NOTICE.
SOLON BORLAND e. E. II. ENGLISH,
o. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

SOLON BORLAND g. E. II. ENGLISH,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
WIILL attend Punctually to all business entrusted
w to them, in the cral Courts held in Little
Rock, or any other prrt Of the State.
To-
Governor Adams-Little Rock.
J. j. Finley, +. p Stanton IL. G. Smith, Charles Lof.
land and John c. McLemore, Esqs; DR.. J. Fowlkes,
Mes4rs. S 4 Fowlkes, Z. W. Rowlett g. Co., Hatch
Il Scott,--Memphs, Tenn.
Hon. L. Ii. Coe, Somerve, Tennessee.
Hoil.s w est III. Humphreys, N ashve Tennessee.
Adrien Mayer and VIM B. Lunpkin, Esqrs, Holly
rkSnrinss. Mississippi.
B. Matthews and X. Snefs-,iaIsas., Columbus, Mi.
Hon Daniel Coleman, Atheis, Ala
Dr. j. z. Spots,ood, and Cha cdlor j. L. Mu'tin, Tus-
kaloosa, Ala
Augustus H. Reddus, Esq, Mo lie, Alabasna.
Messrs s o. Nelson Bro, Jol G. Pratt &C., Smith,
| CORN e. Co.. New Orleans.
| Hon. A. Yell, Fayetteville, Ar,ansis.
HonoTables, II. Sewer, U. Senate; Edward Gross,
M. G &c. S. Houston, NJ c.; Kenneth Ravner. M. c.,
Washington City.
Prof Charles Caldwell, P. $. Loug ghbrough, Esq l..
P Maury, Esq. DIS c. M. Wy, Samuel 3. Richard
son. l. H. Mosby and John BUG, Louisville, Ky.
Il Nov. 30, ls44.-43Aly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
ANTHONY HOUSE.
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

Markham Street, Little Rork Ark.
'ENHE proprietor would respectfully inform his
- friends and the travelling public, that he has
leased this well known establishment for term
Of years, for the accommodation of those who
may favor him with their patronage, and pedbes
himself to do all in his power to render their stay
while at his house, agreeable.
His table will always be supplied with the lux
rlss the season, and his house IN other respects
within fe inferior to other establishments and is
ding, where rusty aSda SMdatk 2f the Steam boat Ian
attendance, TO convey all baggage hai5@e 5e IN
There are three trweekly and weekly lines of
stages that arrive and depart from this house.
. Attached 10 the house is large and commodous
Brick Stable, which is well supplied with proven
der.
! 01TAnthony House Tickets will be redeemed
at this House and at the Alhambra. in Arkansas
Bank Notes. JOHN BROWN.
Little Rock, Nor 80, lS44. 43-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
q n EAT ATTR A TIoN!
NEW GOODS.

DlCKETT & GREGG have just received and arc
\ now opening, direct from New York and Pbila.
phia, E.
10 cases blue Prints. new style, all figures;
- Z" Fancy assorted Prints, rev style;
20 . kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, Cassimeres and
Hard Times;
50 bales brown, striped, plaid and bIeached Do.
mestcs all qualities; c"ttonades, cotton twiis, gam.
broons. suspenGers hosiery, shawls and handerchefs
all sorts and sizes, style silks laccs ard ribbons,
umbrellas, parasols and shades, lawns, m ge Ianes
coat trimmings, boots. shoes, hats, caps bonnets.
new styles books and stationery, hardwa1e and cutie
ry glassware and queensware; scyther ind sckles,
nails castings and cotton yarn sugar, coffee aud
ries generally in fact. almost every article usually
found in any store in this country-all of which are
offered very low for cash and barter, wholesale
tail. r.. 49,
Van Buren,. Ark's. May 49, ls44-lG-Iy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
BENZ. T. DUVAL.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
ii AS permanently located at DAsvrLlE,. Yell CO..
L1 Arkansas; and will attend to business in all the
counties of the 7th Judicial Circuit
Hon. Geo. w. PaschaI,
Jesse Turner. ESQ.,. Van Buren,, Ask
Scott, White g. Co.
G. H. Murray,
J. H. Heard & Co., Fort Saith, A,k
John Rogers
Albert Pike Esq, l.
Trapnall 4 Cooke. Little Rock, Ark
Pitcher, Officer & Co.
K 7. Wetmore & Co., ! 49,, ~,
e. Robins. ( "e"@1oT@ C"y - ~
Richards g. Montgomery,
Walton & Sheafe, ! Nep Orleane
Moses Greenwood
Dec. 7-,lS44-44 l-y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
. new ORLEANS MARKET.

- - ~, y hea1i31A'>O WHnhEI. =
Il M Nov. %, 1874.
- ror disary Al Al; midding 5a ST; mid
.nas ..a n a5 3; fair a st; good fair I ait
~ Lxuisinna 81 ST; Havana white 9
sly No 9 : ct.
=! 20 a q per gal.
sco-.li sa-5 c.
J "a IL a 4 81.
Il fRy--Rectifed % 26.
kR-04 a9 w.
E --2l l5a 37a.
% 50 81 CO. per 100.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

80, 900 paifs traces. 5Aal
400 dozen wooden buckets,
500 coile Manills rope, assortelzcs,
100 pats Cologne mill stones
I2 French burr mill stop
25 pieces superior boliing clohkss'd nos. e,S &
Also, a general assortinentpfill and gin irons,
curriers' tools, assorted.
Their stock of CUTLER1 hot surpassed.
December IA. lS44-lO-45 | .rn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
Hafdwas, Cutlery, Iron,
Ti,Plates, sc.
KlCHARDSE MONTGOMERY.

ohats street--NEyv ORLEANS.
1T AVE Just receis bv tho
Liverpool and esstern cites !, rra .a,i from
direct from H. "e.d and Domestic Goods, b,
tories, making their stock of
1AhD"AREEUTLERY, &C.,
the Sontbern on atcheap as can be foun in
take look, before buyin,, ,",sSn a'e requeseo to
Among their heavy goodss ~
4O0 tons Swcdes, Tenl 500 ,rdr,,;I
., sorted sizes, N sSh ioh, as
3cUO Swedes, Tennessecsd F,;t,,
:SoO bundles band and h a, ;ron P'''s" "ou'os'
5Vo0 Kegs best Boston nail, '"' ..
ooo boxes tin plates, uppre ed brands
Also, iron wire, ass d. u nos Ls,,,o . AZ
nets r've's, solderin rous, and timers sold
aon ei' ENC, ,n sheets an. blocks
'oo dozen Collins Ha-tfo,I CoIii,s, Ma,
soo hings, Davis and Simnons'axes.
'oo dozen Whtmores card. s.or,sJ ,,,,o,
and horse, 'o'''"' wool
ISo steel gin saw platesaso gin ga sheet s,ee,
saSS sos oavery Co.'S and other castings assorted
S0OO ea'i'hs pest winter strained srcrm oil,
lOuO q. whale oil,
,1o pols tanners oil, S bbls coprl yarnish,
~ooo Jabcz Kings genuine Cs,e, ,,,,,xV. ....I.-,
.oo, nos. !. 2, 3 and A. p''1s"'' "''' 'co'
2.l4l dQzeE --Al
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
! STATE OF ARKANSAS,
'sE.,,,rv OF " AsHlNGToN.

TcuNrY OF W AsHtNoioN'
kyyE he undersigned having been
called upon by lsham Clay,
acting Justice Of the Peace, TO
,.;se an es,ray taken up by John
q the same 10 be a bay horse. about
= lid hiad feel white, fourteen hands
h 10 other brands Or marks l,sRl
Z sppraise said horse to tweni
HRY MAXWELL,l
m GIBSON, Apr
CLAY, 1k
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
az. COFFEE.

[iI -EE. w.
n having re we'd to give exclusive
q sesis profess o, has determined, as a
IL rEsdiAte saesns to close all unset.
~ bis con iol, He therefore gives
ss' horn holds debts, either per.
( VI Y .ss ahss j esire to save costs, TO
~ ls' A.. make payment, q
i @ t naying demands
! HWH Pfe %F IN at his office and
fth ~ adiusted. He de-
ftise ur t,sn.lor T. N .!s,, R.s-
2k]bst off, ess Q, his Plantat'oin'
y sr, NJ .sus on Lees Creek.
s!a "a ss The Plsss' !, co,. 2 .
Is handrr " . mch is in thign state
3pd above 50 acres Of meadow, ana -
! f'he whole place stock, Ferry BOAT, ana
kas be had for s3 ,300--s6oo 10 Sasn.
y much Of my debts, and the oa'sn.. a.. |.
he. two. and three years--bonas 'o a"
81 cent per aDnum, from date.
on liberal terms, several cnS,co Tasr r
and some not improved, IN sn s,euAI,
GEO. W. fA0oi'
81, 81, lsa4'-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
Medicines.

RsATIG@ s. ASsGNIIWMa !.
IGNAkE this method Of inform ing the citizens Of
Il Van Buren, and the public genereal.y that thew
have commenced the TAILORING business, in the
room over Messrs Wallace Wards store in Wilson =
new book Main ST. where they intend carry ing on the
above business in all its various bran ches They will
spare no pains TO please and at the
est notice all who may entrust their work to them
TERMS CASH 49,. -
Sept. Ia, 1874. TAYLOR & McCOLLUM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
FAM N aRY.-n

/ taksf f4t'yR -'Anl IN RRY.-1
VI 9YKEi, III arst se'Va q THAT excellent
q 3 n HWs " 4aH a'h He's Ferry, and
GNfW kRss N ~ ndance ready. to
z tlfx! III !fl Red River
&SISIXsk4f ~ w arest folt to the
The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
a Melancholy Story.

a letter dated on the 18th instant a.
Jacksonville, East Florida, and publish
edin the Savannah, Georgia, Republi-
can, relates the following truly melan-
choly details Of an event that lately
occurred in the neighborhood Of Alliga-
tor:
"The father Of a family, consisting OF
a wife and two sons, in the vicinity OF
that place, was taken sick, and during
his illness, there being no food in the
house, the wife took the gun for the pur-
pose Of procuring game. Having wan
dared out Of her way, she got lost, and
after three days solitary adventure in
the wilderness, at last, weary and sick
found her home and her husband G
corpse! Being unable to act further
she sent her eldest boy to the house ola
neighbor, some seven or eight miles of
for assistance The little fellow, short
Ivafier his arrival beneath the friendly
roof, through previous sickness and pre-
sent excitement beyond his years, be-
came i'll, and before he could tell his tale
died. A few days after the house was
visited, when, oh! deplorable sight! a
Iongside the father was found ;he deat
bodies of his wife and remaining son
The tale is short but true. They al
persisted through starvation. The teal
of sympathy will freely flow when re
counting such events"
The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
NUMBER 80.

ocratic by annihilating this right on the
part of the majority whenever it has an
opportunity In every State in which
ii has had the ascendancy, and which it
has laid off into Congressional districts,
1t has trampled on the rights of MAORI
ties wherever they are opposed to them.
1t was not such democracy that the Rev
dictionary fathers, who professed that
sacred creed taught. But the misera-
bic, bastard, counterfeit thing called Los
colocolsm is as opposite in its character
tc thatoid fashioned genuine Democra-
cy, as the gloom of midnight is to the
briliancy Of mid-day.--Lou. Jour.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
THE REGISTER.

Printed and published every SATURDAY at
THREE DOLLARS in advance. Subscribers who
do not pay in advance, will Invariably be charged
four dollars. | u"
Advertisements inserted for one dollar per
square (of ten lines or ess for the first insertion,
and fifty &c nts for each subsequent Insertion
Advertisements which exceed ten lines, chaTg-
ed ten cents Per line for the first, and five cents
for each insertion afterwards.
YEARLY ADvERTlslSG. A deduction will be
mace TO those who advertise by the year to a suf-
fcient amount TO make it for the interest of mer-
chants and others
Advertisements out of the direct line CT buai-
ress of the yearly advertiser viii be charged for
separately at the ordinary rates!
Professional cards, not alterabie for the year,
containing ten lines or less ten dollars.
TIE names ofcandidates for county Offices viii
be inserted for fvo do'lrc55 payment always in ad-
vance, ard State Offices ten dollars.
Election tickets will never be delivered till
paid for. .....s
Political circulars or Communications ofonly an
individual interest, will be chargd at half price
of ordinary advertisements and must be paid in
ad;ance. -..
Advertisements not marked with the number f
insertions will be continued It'll forbid, and any
alterations made after insertion charged extra.
Advertising patrons will favor US by handing
III their advertisements as early after regular
publication days as convenient-not later i'll any
case if possible, than Thursday night.
All JOB-WORK must be paid for On deliv-
cry.
PosTAGE must be paid on all letters, or they vii
not be attended TO.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
C0ckroachess

The following method Of destroying
these detestable intruders is at once sim
pie and effective: Procure small guam
tity of that odorilerous vegetable called
poke root. Boil it in wafer until the
juices are extracted, and mingle the Ii
quor with good molasses; spread the
mixture in large plattcrs or soup-plates;
place these wherever the coackroaches
visit, and the enemy will be found slain
by ffties and hundreds on the following
morning. A gentleman, to whom we are
indebted for the information, states that
he slaughtered SIS cockroaches in one
night, by the above process, and that
the root which had been boiled being
thrown into a closet thickly infested by
the enemy, the place was quilted in a few
days, great numbers being left dead up
on the field.-Boetcn Gazette.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
Modern Democracy

With Wing majority of ter thou
sand in North Carolina, the Locofocos
have. by means OF the unfair arrange
ment of the districts, elected majority
Of the members of Congress. One oil
the fundamental principles of Democra
cy IS that the majority shall govern, and
Locorocoism proves itself to be undem
The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
Description of Father Matthew.

DeSCE1 pttOH % uthSA A~t1a@S ~"
On tie day ofour arrival at Cork, and
as The passengers descended from "tbe
drag,na stout, handsome, honest look
ing man, of some two and forty years,
was passing by, and received a number
of bows from the crowdaround. TWAS
Theobald Matthew, with whose face a
thousand little print-shop windows had
already rendered me familiar. Fl 6
shook hands with he master of the car.
riage very cordially, and just as cor
daily with the masters coachman, a
disciple of temperance, as at least half
of ireland isat present. The day after
the famous dinner at McDowell's, some
of US came down rather late, perhaps IN
consequence of the events of the night
before-Q think il was Lord Bernard's
quotation from Virgil, or else the alb
sence of tbs current Jelly for the veni
son, that occasioned a slight headache a
mong some of Us, and an extreme long
ing fer soda, water, )-and there was The
apostle of temperance seated at the Ia
bic drinking tea. Some Of Us felt Q lit
The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
DUEL

The following is from the New Or
leans Picayune Of the Goth. Hueston
who was editor of the Baton Rouge Ga
zette, died on Sunday morning of last
week: f..7 s..;&i
eve are grieved to have 10 state that
Fthe difficulty between Mr.. Labranche
and Mr.. Hueston will probably result,
or has already resulted, in fatal conse-
quences. About half past 5 o'clock last
evening they fought duel at the Oaks,
near the Gentility Road. The weapons
were double barrel shot-guns, each bar
rel loaded with q ball. On the first
fire ofthe fourth round the ball of Mr..
Labranche took effect, striking Mr..
Hueston on the left side. in the region oil
the lower rib, and passing out at the
right side in a direction nearer the back.
Though the wound was dangerous one,
hopes were entertained by the medical
gentlemen on the ground that it would
not prove mortal"
The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
Valuable Receinfs,

Varnish for Boots and Shoes By achich
hey are rendered mater -proof-Take a
pint Of linseed oil, with half pound OF
mutton-suet, six or eight ounces of bees
wax, and small piece of rosin; boil all
these in a pipkin, and let the liquid cool
till milk warm-then with brush lay
it on boots or shoes. The leather must
be perfectly dry.
Cure for the Black Tongue.-A hand
full Of fine salt rubbed upon the tongue OF
horse that has the black tongue viii
effect cure, in at most two appllca-
tons.
Cure for Corns :-Corns may be cured
by binding ON them at night a piece o.
sponge, moistened in solution of pearl
ash. The corn may be brushed off in
the morning, having been dissolved BY
the action of The caustic.
Protection Of Vines.--Plaster sprin
killed. over vines will protest them iron
the rayages of the striped bug.
To cure bolts IN HorSes.-Pour down
the horses throat quarter of a pounC
of alum dissolved in a pint of water
milk warm; in ten minutes after admin
ister pint Of linseed-oiI--in ten minute
The horse will rise and cat.