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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

IlS1 CF
< ! EMAINING in the
~ Ark Oh ,..c 3Gth Sc
III: by III !, Jlst Dec mber
Post Office as dea d letters.
Arlington A W, Evans
ID e. Oldham w S
Arlington A w
Allen A
Arnet John
Branch Bank Cashier 4
Baylor Charles
Buchanan Robt
Byrd Gen r C
Burgevin Edmund Esq
Ballard James
Brodie Lodowick
Brandon James
bricky Nelson =
Canada James
Canath Elias
clancy Frank S
Campbell and Careton
Careton John
Canley Richard 2
Costa John B
Combs Asa
Clerk of the circuit cour
of Washington county :
Cox James
Davis Elijah
Dewey Fred w
Dean Charles w
Dolton Mcdin
Dellingbam Arthur
Oops Dorthy
Evans l. D }
Fregchlog George
Fine william
Fargahanson & McDonalt
Mcssrs
Grayham Levi
Grubb George
Greenwood A B
Gensing Alexander
Hoge Hon J M2
Hanna ID w 2
Hart Limon
Hutchins William
Hamilton 1'yry
Hog A B
Hawkins Benz
House Aaron
Harris DIG
Ingram James
lsh John Esq
Janis Andrew /
Jackson John
johnson Susannah
johnson Mr.
Kennedy Marina Mrs
Knight M NJ
Larremore VIM 7 2
Larremore j. Thornsbury
Larremore & Nowland
Lare5y James
Lee NJ
Lewis George
Mills Seth z
Maxwell Henry
Persons calling for II
say they ore advertised
Y JOHN
Sent. 30. lS43,-25
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
Scott. White & Co.

HAVE removed to their new store on the COR
In uer of Main and Water streets, and have
lust received and have on hand very large sup
ply of articles.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21
GRANDSON ID. ROYSTON

GRANDSON ID. ROYSTON
AVlNG resigned the Office of Attorney for the
I State of the sixth Judicial Circuit. will for III
future, attend the Circuit Courts Of said Circut--and
also the Cir cut courts Of the of Pulaski Craw
ford, and Chicot The Supreme and Federal Courts at
Little Rock and will attend to the collection and
curing OF claims in any part of the State His address
is at ashngton. Hampstead county, Arkansas.
July 80, !ol3--43-6m.
WILLIAM CONWAY b.,
4 AS gned the office of Circuit Judge, and n
tered into partnership in the practice Of law with
GEORGE CONWAY. They will practice in the co6n-
ties Of lafayette Hampstead. Union, Washita, Clark,
Pike, and Sewer and in the Circuit, Supreme, and
Federal Courts at Little Rock and attend collections
in any part of the State.
Communications business. post paid, addressed to
CONWAY d CONWAY, Washington, Arkansas, OF
to the Of Gen. E. N. Conway, Little nock will
ceive prompt attention
August 10, IS43 -2s.-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-21

'~'7 071' eo141oS' St1rroncrys IuHPs ptncIIs, dnd
PATENT MEDICINES,
large variety, &c: &C., together with every article
kept IN their line To those no send their orders tho
utmost care will be used in packing to prevent the risk
IN their ira ansPortation. w. II. & NJ. MAYERS,
Aug. 90, lS43--29 Duopists Fort S,n;,5
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Mat CArrLE-Iho following remarks breeding Neat
Cattle, were made at late meeting Of Farmers in Boston,
from oil parts Of Massachusetts by Col JAQuEs Of Charles
town, Of the most successful Breeders Of Stock New
England
My principles are that the Ji0od-the rcd fluid. in every
living creature IN whose body flows by the laws o
nature, the solo agent and controlling power developing
the general chaaceri and that by crossing and mixing the
blood Of the different varieties IT the species the
gst sainsOi blood will be found ~ that
health dscaseRo bad propeuosare transmssibo
o. the progeny and descent both n human and animal
auon;evcn the color may be- shaded suit the fancy
From fifty years practice and experience upon these
principles consider the following among many points.
important be- observed ~ cattle generally, but In
bulls snd particularly, Muzzc fine with yellow
nose; eyes bran head and horns lights hin the in
side yellow, unlike though spuuklod with yellow,
neck of cows, hin and clean; bulls necks may PROJECT from
the breast and shoulder stout very muscular and song but
aponng fine that the bulls and cows necks be joined
the head nesy. Throats elem aud free from much
dowap Bosom breast broad and full projecting well
forward feet round and foil, with their claws straight
forward with fine bone, aud well apar the fore arms
we'll covered with muscle, taperng downwards fine;
Shoulders smooth and well laid In; chine full back
straight and broad ribs well rounding out, the last rib
projecting most and not too far from the hips
broad IN the oins aud hips hips full and glob.
ulafnohor too close, ragged, but placed on Level
with the back; pmps long aud broad-vcy nue. any
sotnW pevis, broad and fn tails set strong and on
y, With the bnck-taperng down 20 the end tne' where
cy should be well covered with long silky and glossy hair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

The city OF Philadelphia is, sorry say becom.
ing rather notorious for umuluous and turbulent
ngs, such quite incompatible with the meek and
peaceful character of her ancient inhabitants indicated
by tie name which she thence acquired. Ii but the
other day that the violence was committed
IN that city upon the property OF unoendng citizens by
combination OF persons who undertook by that means
force nom their employers increase Of wages or some
thing OF that and Thursday and Friday last the Ex
change IN the midst OF the city, became scene Of riot
and ruiansm, the the opening of books TO
receive subscriptions under of the Legislature of
Pennsylvania for the sale of the Delaware division of the
Public Works OF that State. Upon opening the books on
Thursday morning the Commissioners found themselves be-
sieged 10y body of desperate men, evidently hired for the
purpose and prepared for violent conflict for preference in
access 10 the books &c So menacng the appearance
OF things that the Commissioners 10 close
the books and ADJOURN The same repeated at
the Exchange Friday, when impression having got
abroad among the hired obtain stock that the Com
mlssioneTs had returned the Exchange for the purpose of
reopenlng the books, they down in BODY and be-
seged the door At which the subscriptions before taken
There they remained for ume shouting screaming
Yelling and occasionally fighting; but last ascertainng
that the Commissioners the room they relrea
ted IN noisy confusion The Commissioners meanwhile
sitting privately elsewhere, the conclusion to give
up the attempt 10 perform the duty assigned them and TO
refer the whole subject back the Legislature The city
pagers describe the the Exchange on both ays
having been disgusting and dsgracefu the highest de-
gree.-Naf Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

Among other items OF intelligence in the foreign
yesterday, the least important the fact that consid
cradle dImnuion IN the years revenue had occurred En-
gland-nowilhsanding the Unexpectedly large produce
the income and the chance accession of f750OOO
from the Chinese which included in the receipts
The deficiency amounts about millions Of dollars
OF which about the Excise, and tho rest in the
customs.
The remedy seems 10 be in increase OF the income tax
lrlsh repeal Is agated earnestly alarm ministers
and the number OF troops the increase in Ireland
Three regiments ordered from Ireland, had been counter
manded and two additional regiments and battalion tho
miles ordered there.
When the declaration Of Sir Robt Peel referred to by us
Yesterday, that Her Majesys government would maintain
the Union at all hazards. known in Dublin Repeal
meeting Immediately held which fiery language was
used oConne called Peel ian audaeious miscrcan" and
Mr.. Steele dared him To try civil war.
Yet, with deficient revenue and all but open rebellion
at home, find British Commanders conquering and des
polling distant province in India and orciby occupying
group OF peaceful and happy isles in the Pacific Ocean
Retnbution must yet overake such injustice.
~ Y american,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
Hon. Diro, H. L,,,i,. Of IA

This immense ton OF man, ts 'horse back breaker
Prince Hal called Fssl likely TO adorn the National
Councils What with an invincible Wing
opposing him IN front, and rabid Locofoco assah.
ing him in the he will reap the fruits OF his apps.
taoy IN an lnglorious retirement. Dixon Ii. too lat
a man not To be good na,urcd;-and on that ac-
count we deplore his DOWNFALL but his blind devotion
to Mr. Calhoun his appetite for distinction cav.
sed him to beray his principles and his pary-and
were i punishment cannot overtako such an offence.
JOINS :. HUNTER the distinguished State Senator from
Lowndes has resigned his the Senate and has been
nominated for Congress from the District IN which Dixon
H. Lewis resides Judge Hunter Is Of talents
nation and character fine speaker and enthusiastic
Wing Need more be said, convince the people of his
Wing District that he is the proper succeed big
Dick IN Congress- The Locos likely have some
trouble among hemselvr--DMon Hall, formerly Stale
Senator from Autauga, las announced himself IN opposi
ton TO Lewis. The OF that stripe the better for
Judge nter-HuHfsriHe Adrocafe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE :, isiS.

q" Mr.. CLAY ,eH not get The nomination Of the Whig
Contention" say The remark msde
with and more frequency and apparent
day There must be for it, Is the wish father
the thought OF, the Loeoiocos in Wing COun
sells than the Wings themselves We have
heard of the Wing, who does prefer Mr.. Clay any
in the Union, and who does expect that he will
certainly be the Wing candidate. But no-say the Locos
he stands chance. Why, ask again. is this dccara
ton made What is its object Would they be so very
anxious the impression that Mr. Clay will not be
in the field they did dread him fthey did not think
that they could make capital by having believed that he
is of the question We think understand the game
perfectly Ii played oil before, and by the
gentlemen; and although they then caughta Tartar in Gen
Harison-they hope have better luck time. There
is OF these men, who sun,mariy despatch Mr.
Clay who ready admit, with great show OF frank
ness that If the Wings would take other candidate,
the contest would be very doubtful. And very oten they
name Genl Scott and Judge M'Loan-both OF whom they
oxol as very popular. We fully with Locooco
friends every commentator they bcstow upon these dis
nguished gentemen and, in due will teach the
Locofocos that know how value, TO reward and TO
profit by the abilities of Scott and Mclean. But for the
present that the LooO~ shall manuiac
popular for We choose do that for ourselves
When they will pledge themselves To vote for Scott,
Mclean we will listen their glowing accounts OF the
immense popularity of these and give them voice
the selection OF Wing Candidate Bat until pledge
whom would rely to chose Presidential Candidate
for Us.
The game thus far has been rather bunglngy played
In 1910, they kept their bow up the time
Of the meeting Of the Harrisburg Convention In all Loco
Foeo circles Gen. Harrison Gen. Scott then repre-
scented be the only available Wing canddae;-and the
defeat Of MIR. Clny's nomination in great degree
owing these representations Now however, by ndscre
on they have deprived themselves Of Judge Mclean; and
since the authorized from that gentleman, that his
shall be used against Mr.. Clay, shall hear
little from the Locos Of his popularity and avail
ability Gen. Scott will be pressed with renewed energy;
and probably shall hear from every Loco Foco in the
land, that he Is the popular known in this
county Ii he deem II worth his while, and fol-
low the example OF Judge Mclean, do not know what
the Locos would do for popular Wing candidate
Perhaps they would let the Wings alone and attend
their household, they would be fully wisely and pro
tably employed. They need give themselves any
easness about They have Clay beats and they had
well make mp their minds at for the issue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
TL, lRh,s. nnd R.rud,nl,nn .

We have been frequently arked Why We did mot rcpol
he ch'rge frequently preferred against he Why's by the
Richmond Enquirer, th1t thoy were Rcpudiaior1 What's
hs ne 81 repcinp i1 T. there human being who be
heyfs V f. b. not universally known 90 be- ioIee' Ha.
any ever heard Of such monster M IVhie
RsDudiof01 Can he broad limits u the Union nish one
nnge nstance WHY then paper and ink 10 esp ode
csumuyhs faIsity n which is established BY I'll men.
ob7evau0n snde1peuenosi
some may answer, repoI Tor The purpose ofcanying the
var into Africa. That might lead 10 injustice Il b. u'
hat every oct II epudiouon which hos occurred, has been
psrstnedby lOooocOsaud has found only
'h' ranks 81 at patty Buia Democrats are not repuJia
wH. The Enquirer itsel nov fepudiaes repudston-sl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
To rHE EprroRs OF The Vino

Genuemen-l understand that Mr. Van Buren, is Bank
mp Law man and that OF the LocoOco party voted
Tor the passage Of the late Bankrupt Act-and also that
alter ITS passage some OF the party, different Sec
lions OF tins State and country, took the benefit of the
Act! oh Consistency Consistency. This same Simon
fure party throughout the country denouncng the
wing fary Tor the principles that their leader holds
anu which many OF them sanctioned by their votes and
practically illustrated their faith the law by taking the be-
neht II conferred! Shame Shame Where thy blush
They also tell the People that they 90 for prnciples not
men-when it Is fact that they are now quarreng about
men from South Carolina New York They also tell us
that they desire the Government administered in
strict accordance viii, the Constitution and Iaws-when II
Is inci that many Of them praise John TYLER for his
reachery 10 the Wing Party and the appointment
OF Caleb Gushing Minister China IN direct violation
OF law, and against the wish Of the Senate OF the United
States What strange do they pursue to sustain
the character OF their country home and elevate il in the
estimation OF foreign nations But, thanks be 10 God
Fiat Justtd rGt cGiurH, sentiment deeply written on
the heart Of the American People. is enough t. cken
the heart OF any Patriot know that John Tylers course
ssanctioned by any American. However the day Of
Tetnbution will come. Nero fiddled while Rome was burn
ing The falling fabric Of his country's hopes was music
10 his cruel ear and Gallons heart John Tyler olng in the
bowers Of power rejoice while his country il ~
ing IA ruins around him. Justice-stern innexibe ustico
has long since oyeraken Nero-and l. as a Virginan am
proud u believe that long John Tyler will be made to
feel its scorpion lash.
John Tyler elevated power by the patriotic Wing
Party and, vper-ke, he aims his sngs very
heart. Though the hopes Of the Wing Party have been
dashed pieces the rock Of Troachcry vet hone in
God that they w4 still remain united and struggle with
teks tenaciy, until they the establishment of those
great principles which will the permanent welfare of
our Republic. A. NIB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

MesTs EditoTs-ln your paper Of yesterday, n writer
over the signature Of "Nccker know the reason
why the James River Il kanawha Bonds do sell for
and mofe than part The cause, IN my opinion is to
be ascrbed TO their being taxed by tho last LegsIature-
not the amount Of the tax, but Is the prineple and the
next Legislature will have much right Increase the tax
the last had impose 1t. As To the responsibility Of
the Bonds the State Of Virginia mach bound To- pay
the interest and principal they are for any other debt
they may owc-aud have doubt It will be punctually
paid The difference in price between the Bonds and our
State Stocks u owing 10 the marketin Europe the Bonds
are not known there. would just lcnve have the Bonds
TO receive my interest 90 have State Stock further
believe that II the public debt had been tn1cd our Six
perCcnts would at this time command SlG2 which would
make five per cent stock; andcapasts satisfied with
per cent II they think the investment safe The sub
leci oi this article only my opinion-and am willing II
should pass Tor whatever 1t may be thought worth.
am, MossIs Editors,
With respect Tor you and for Necker,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

settled his flushed brow "do you think that would
have trod away his with that boy Clemennne, IN Ia
king pauy CUTS presented by weak mothcrs Donohne do
you Think youngster that there not hearts bold and
arms prompt strike as HISf DOnOhuc! When the
brigdt flash CLEANS s then speaks-bui my revenge Is
equally sure"
"Nou may De Donohuc, you not be-, answered /,
but swear by heaven thst spare you not"
"SpaTc,-ha, ha. spare" could and would have spar
ed yoU because YOU have uamped unfortunate
men-becausc YOU stranger, and will short, leave
this accursed and but now he ssmy added "your doom
is fixed Ten the uttetmos span OF your eNis
tencc."
As the murderer repeated these words. he pulled from his
pocket watch, and muunurng few words returned 10
its receptacle.
"I have already wasted too much time. You will
please follow me- observed the bushtanger, with mock
poliioncss e" shall require your company for little time"
81 do not intend step out OF this path,
cooly rcIoined."
'Then must have recourse something that will make
you" the reply And the bushanger eant forward 10
eNtTicate his pistols from their fastening
stop" Vociierated l. in voice that made the villain
sartsop YOU have the contents OF this pistol through
your head.'
Young gentlemen should leave pistols about their
the ironcal answer; people ap, NEEDLE
with them and what they contain! Now, MIR. Stanold.
will YOU with me before fircl"
replied not-the pistol raiSed-he fatal pressure
applied 10 its ggerthe stiffness OF the forest broken
there n loud, piercing Strickland the bushranger
rolled n lheless corpse on the path.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
CURE FOR THE RHEUMATISM

My lord Epherham, what's good for the rheumatiescs
"Eh. who gotten. Pompl"
"Why, me got en- in back oh INV neck and nil bofe INV
legs same timc-cus 'em how cm ake!'
"Wel, tell you fus antgote for 'em what' cure
you Jest as sound as hoehande, you foor my inscrp
ton" 'F
What dat Ephcrhaml"
"l you Jest get DC brains oh wedge and de blood
oo amaot and eaiat oh wecdin hoe wild half pint OF
pigeons milk and stew cm togcdcr in hogs horn lined
Wild cot feathers and take it three day before break
fast oiernnlly and rub little dc outside evry mite it
cure you"
Pompy limped off, rolling up the white of his eyes at Eph
eriam without saying WORDS. MISCELLANY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
Indinnn Appraircm,nt Ln,r.-

We learn from the Brookvle American that Judge Nc.
Lean, IN the United States Court Indianapolis Sustain.
ed the decision OF the Supreme Court relative To Valuation
laws The similar that in Illinois, on decree
TO orcose mortgage. The Judge said he doubted the
correctness OF the decision but he bound to respect and
obey the decisions Court And although he did no,
say yet he plainly ntmated that suit on common debt,
although contracted before the passage of our Valuation
laws that lac would sustain their constutionnlity"
Cincinnati Ga-effe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

MoLAssEsA great loss in this article - experienced in
hot weather by fermentation. An intelligent friend com.
municaied 20 few days ago mode Of eioctnay stop.
ping this, and nn7much Il may be generally known
give II publicity. Il IL simply To introduce into eve
~ hogshcad that threatens 20 burst ts bonds, taow can
de. In short time, the process Of fermentation will en-
ucy cease II needs ~ be repeated often a. occasion
mayroquirc One candle, however will last forty eight
huurs-N y. PapeT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
JAS. H. LYNCH
LQ!GGio[ocoIsM GOING FOR ABANK orTnE U. 8

LOCOFOCOIsM GOING FOR a BANK OFTHE q. g.
The Knoxville CTonnJ Post, contains the following pu.
ragruph
- WORD TO- r u. S. BANS Nry.-Thc great popularity
Of H. 81 Bank a over tc State of Tennessee has Induced
many Of u' Democratic party who candidates for seats
n me next Legislature O themselves boz favor Of the
establishment Of such an institution IN many counties
"hsfc there D. nominal Democratic majority, the leaders
Of That party, knowing that they only make Ger.
' 10y falling into The current Of popular opinion upon Ibis
important subject, cndoavor deceive the people by
declaring ihnt ihey entertain the views, and that they
will use every effort IN their power ifthsy should be honored
WIN ne confidence the people, 90 promote the
this vital measure"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
T,Ir Nrxr coNcprss

The next Senate OF the United States will consist Of 2s
Wings and Mr.. Rives, and % Locos there being
canees I'll in Tennessee and In Maryland. Should
the Locos get those three member they would have
oriiy, parties would tic, according Mr. Riyes might
But think the chances this in favor
the Wings having the next Senate,
The States have elected membefs the House
Representatives. OF the IS members returned by these
States, the Locos have 60, the Wings e-Ioeo majority
49, In the las, Congress, the Wings had majority OF B.,
in the above. IL h clear enough therefore, that the
House will be given up rylcrize Locotocosm.
The remaining States elect their members the House
OF Representatives aS follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

u BAPTIST ANNIvERsARIEs.-The Baptsts have been
holding Tor several days their Annual Association and the
anniversary meetings of several societies connected with
their Church, IN this city. The assemblage Of members
Of the Church from distance has been large as on
similar occasions formerly Many able and talented minis
es Of the persuasion have however been convened here
aud there has been quite animated and interesting time
IN the Church Sunday the pups of the several Churches
were well occupied aud large audiences present 10
hear the valuable sand admonons which the learn
ed diynes offered for their guidance
These Anniversaries will be brought a close today
The Church represented be in prosperous condition.
and the well Piled zeal OF the different societies has been
productive Of great good.-CompiIer of amsterdam.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
CANAL COMMERCE..

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Red Bird L. station master with ill tons NIL,
from Lynehbug TO Dbrsl IIolcombe Co Darlington Gibson
Thornton Gwatlmey, T. G. Tompkins CO.. Indian Preston
Co, Warwick, Brothers & Co, paying S25I - toll
Canal Boat Old Dominion p MASTER with ~ tons md,
rom lynehbug 10 james Cray, n Preston paying $3.50
toll '-''s -
Canal Boat Ben Franklin SIner mdz I'm
lynchburg Ek Creek and New Market DbreI, Hocombe
Co. Schaer n Co. Warwick Barksdale, S211 90 toll
lanai Boat Paul Py Stephen SpleT
from lynshbur Bent Creek and HoNardvie a. Hams
Wren A. Macon, AMI Iudlam, Preston Co
CLEARED,
Canal Boat Abingdon Knnier master with a.! tons uz for
Lynchburg, paying S239 is
Canal Boat Old Virginia g. Taylor, for Iynchburr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
PETERSBURG MARKETS. Jnno

IoBAcco-Thcre was an improved demand last week
with some advance Lugs, which We're wanted to com
plete shpments-inierior sold sea-, 25-far to good
% 10 j. Leaf, inferior to middling, 25 s. good to
There Is very little that would be called COED IN ordinary
years.
The accounts from Europe 18th May, are unfavora.
BILE.
CorroN.-Sacs to manufacturers at Ct To ca No inn.
proyement in foreign markets.
FLouR-NOne in market, except by retail.
CoRN-Afloat S. in store ca cents
Bacon has Acknowledgements cts, hog round western
sides & cts, shoulders cts.@Pet Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

Robert Tyler, the author of "Ahasusrus." the Repeal
orator OF Washington, the correspondent Of OConne IN
le subject II reyoIuuonzing Ireland the sgner Of tho
Land pni'nis ior The President Of The United Stasand
TIE fnyae Secretary Of the stcr unctonaryis o. deliver
another Grafton thc wrongs 81 Ireland. before the re-.
ponIcfs O BO-t0n "Get Of die WaY-L Boslon Aias