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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREUTYPE
ESrABLlSHMtN MT.
xExCHtNGE Blu LDiNG, ROOMS &T.
ME 90 rlbers having usd h. of
l. VO CHAMBERS DAGUERREOTYPEA PPARA.
TUS constructed ording Professor Peizv.is caicu-
lett have hand rge Of these
AID rtts we'll amateurs Of insir wihos procure
good will fad their adv in.
sfrunents Of this The have ate Import
ID rse quantity Of German Fencn pl ates
chemicals used III th l. wis ch the, in
spect they made to their order. Pohipg
and al rails, sod
most reasonable The following gentlemen have agreed
to AZ ther pgent.. viz
u. Nh tie, Gsq Us Broadway NY.
Hans, ESQ.,, w Arlington, DC.
DR.. A. CASPIAN, Richmond, Va.
2. Lau.ens Esq, Savannah ia.
Az commune al ions st pd) and orders with
remances, will be prompty ettsnd,d and houo be d.
rected to WE Ian CENHkIM,
lel3Inr EIch.nee Building. Phi'a-
phTENT PRESERVED HIGHLY FLAVORED PoR-
TABLE MEATS AND SOUPS. for ship stores, war
anied to Keep Tor aps length OF me and climate
ufactured and Tor sale ). wholesale md r. tail, by
WILLIAM MULLANE.
nsoW"r lel William street
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A DEATH BLOW TO QUACKEKY

HE'D, WhOlt Teta1I,
100 Nassau street. The Medical Gu de; or Every Man
His Own Physic sn." in viii h i, contained lucid a. d
thorough examination Of disease, all is fea
with sm and effect al modes Of which all
npdcstsnd and 'he aid Of John
viughen for twenty principal physician Of the
Dublin Look II ,spitt
This is the only really good book the ubse, I"
SAYS the Lopdon Lance and ust by ebsuriug atue The
worst eases for one shngs, cfectua break the
business OF tine gu sck Jctorsn
go'is,d srdel enclosing on. dollar, rected to HOI
LAND GLOVER, New York City, will procure copy OF
the work sent Of postage, If The United
states, or the Nanada three eopes will be sent for d.
i.h
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"DR POt-TT5S LRaDJCATO

DE pOEiT'o Erad'cto Establish for 10 yecn in this
city1 u cfs ined other remedy for
dcsl core Of hse see, all deees Of urinary
ogns rom s cersi"y pleasant taste, aud benp
~ Jesuit Of 20 year of regularly educated pnys
c.n We.e,e rencs on TAI, medicine n,ed be
'elsive OF alt IN hands pung
oundr de have bee .fectuay after wing paid ags
sums 70 III sc GOLD wholesale aud al The foi
o~ig Sctshle drug 81 Fulton and Water
corner OF Fulton and Gold; Of Chuch and Chamben
eerser Walker aud Bowe ~ Bayard street and 36 fu
m ms
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79, SHIRTS. 70,
THIRD D.sEnE ENsII skLo sT IAibkEElLANE Ny.
% RSss; ss Manp ,6 10 in the
e,. ,haa po.i"vs fact. III. the INTENTION the r.
d's saS "a, S.
p T s
TO been Ia the habit OF payirg else where;
Senior Ra r o.. e n w W, ii% ST
base IS eDi ss ow Walden Lane. y: ',.
sS ~. sSl IF S 4: s.ls sSS
who sas'ossss, ,6s he
and hat he IA, now o. bsns an eaSse and ta
Evpsn Brandy and L,qsu Of french and FoIegS Wps.
10 rel gallon. BY e dOasu He ha, also for sale
He beg, also the favor of the public, hi,
e.9 G he .e1 Tres, or o. hs
HdS " ,as shs s.nu u ,os Bsas
Fmil,es ,,p. 70 order with OYSTER. wines. &c 1850 lmsr
her friends ard the public general that the, have
s. .ns 10 e lis
hey Will contnue to manufacture ther Transporting PI
& Brilliant
S That nay @ 1sn INTO .ay S %
20 suil the cis', TO- Of iu-
as ont rs
also se ea a sn WI Be- sos
du ed ple Did Piano ores taken in exchange also Piano
m,.,-. IiNDELL. wENNERs IRON aco.
mi2 lmeec us kIsnk,n street
rTWlNEs, &e-BndpoIl Sem TWIN.
l. Bale and Ba do
Gotten Wrapping &, IN do
Gotten Yarn AID Wick.
Gotten Warp.
American and English show Thread of various number
and quaiiues, for sale in lots TO suit purchasers by
s. KINGSLEY,
ms I'm III walden Lane.
To 90 fTON AND WOODEN MANUFAC UK.Rs
AND CALICO fRINTERS.-FoT sale, an excellent
stone budpg with water wheel and good stream water
with good house and bu dDas four nd
IN good order situated Godwiusvle four miles moth
fPst-ron ". recently a factory Auy
wshng the above business. would do we'll 10
call for further particulars,
JOHN A. VAN RIPER,
Corner OF Tallmap and 6rids .treeis,
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower tnau evcr-As
the snoscrocr IL corstant receiving all of
gold and silver Watches Of the yle The
manufacturer in England. Fance and Switzerland, he is
enab ed To offer larger and much prices
iet than bousein city Gold wsschcs low
so each Watches and jewell cry exchanged bought
turned Watcher eloei, aud jewellery ,epaued
manDeI and warranted lower other
city u, G. Allen, porter OF watches and Jewellery Who'll,
vale snn reta' U wan ct. M s'us n2zs in,s &c
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HlGHL1 IMPORTANT.
TO OWNERS Of hORSkS.-S bUSHEL. practical
Veterinary Surgeon would inform The public that he has
had seven Yeas practice the British Amy B will
every attenrion to horses The stable Chrges
mode rate 20 the times He would inform
horses REQUIRE rh,sc that the most Appropriate call
wou be on Satu day, AZ they will be ab M
Monday kinds of horse med, Toe k.pt constantly
VS. Balls Of descr p.o 25 cents con-
diuon powden Is GEMS; clustering oDm~nt IS hoof
olntnent, l2s cent? superior article Of hor. namsn
tor spra,ns, ue., Ee price IS Advice gras,
redeEce No 20 Robinson rect Of Greenwich street
ieff Inns m
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DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTOR BELL devoes his persona attention (day.
- I'll i. MI to the removal Of diseases ever
tege All suffering under protcted aggravated
succesrullv treated by
srrce sbcrins under the destructive effects Of ury
and all VINO suspect the ternans of
lurking 10 IN. system consult Dr. D. ways with guar
sntee Of cure
Persona contemplating mauage. who have been the sub
NJ delicate dseases may coso Dr. Bel. with BILE
condeDce Postpaid letters describing the persons
distance, nave his prompt ate never
Exposes 70 susrcon and we'll known lie safe penna.
BrchnWsy. ma I'M
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j. g. STONkALL
Respectfully pform nends that resuued h former
business Al 49, Fulton street. between Broadway aud
street, where he
parties csbs Sc 'n his former vel known st lie.
Spac ard rooms for Reference Committees Courts
Martial, &c X; III instant readiness in former times
~
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DOOR Plates! DOOR PLATES Those IN want Of
- handsome, cheap and durable SILVER sted Br Door
Plate, c.n obtain the above article ROBERIy Srve
Plating and Door Plate Estsbishm, Bowery
Also, NJ taiiic Numbers AID oeautul article
berinR dwelling houses, church sp &C.
ROBERTS, Isl Bowery,
NC lmsr th door ahoyr Bro me- A. easf AIDE
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PALMO'S ARGAIIE BE- tn,
30 HAMB. II sTHEET.
THE GENTLEMEN'S SALOON NOW OPEN-Great
L Reduc ion.
tbs with robes or sheets. .....sTK

THE GENTLiEMEaNa's SALOON Now Now oPEN.-ar..,
Baths... ...-........?3 centA
ths with robes or sheets. ...s7X
The subscriber leased the for
term Of yoaIs hs col a on scale which
wed; hav Waited Inc ben coniacted ba il Eu
he s,iIt shch has for The thirty acnaed
providing tno matter = VITA, cos mos, .end nsion,
.n p be lo. sight Of and "a to the
ths, he Observed wsnns 70 rem,
vii Rs. ga few dsss
description OF The vari mpr viii be given when
''' 'ns whole
TO h,'rst KEe-rEns, ST aAMBO Il. rhOPK!E
MFfE Is .,'ee Yols Sa
supe,ioI article Of Sheet Brass suitable for ii stair which
Emperor yle at the shortest norce, and on the most
sonabe terms. mas insr
CE0ToMI ,SWAIGkZDAYs cIRsr PREMIUM IN
for which leather used, and warranted
M IS sh und., pressure of the roon
ga made Of the strongest fabrics, and will mdew
sa il is not d..poysS Sv co@,Sl ,n cou,.c, with oil or
grease, by weather can the rubber de-
III complaint made Of ,h' So:e. n, pS.:s.
d ohs d m % ss md ANY
change " 'thout charge -,
Buyer. @ y
% 70 m ss o
liquids HORACE T. DAY,
CyROTON WATER FOR sHIPPI NG-The unde rsizned
Iss.set n!Iy inform The and ve,.i.
the Port Of New York, that the nydants being lad
they are no prepared TO supplies in qaantity
We state for general that no oh.r person,
SIe penaty to furnish shipping with Groom
GROWN oRMoNp.
General Depot. Souh Side fulton Ferry,
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CUTLERY.

Il.
WM. WILD, Manuf- and mroYter of Cutlery, No.
w 10 Division offers trade, eh. cash.
besuti Of three AID four blade knives
with a variety Of other goods.
As MIR supentends the manufacturing Of his goods. h,
recommend Lhem be equal
goods city The country dea would do well TO cal,
pre- vious pu rchasing else ~ herr. MI Imsr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

PY virtue of order of the Probate Court of Craw
- lord County, made at the July Term thereof
A. " ls43, shall expose TO sale, at public vendue to
the highest bidder for cash. the Court House door
in the Town of Van Buren,, on
-. Monday Me2sth day Of August, insfant
between the hours Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
o'clock in the afternoon of that day, the following
described tract Of land belonging the estate of VIII
LIAM b. HEATHER, deceased, to wit: The North
west quarter OF section number thirteen l3 town.
SNIP number nine 9) north Of range number thirty two
(32) west, containing
One Hundred and Sirty acres,
situate two miles North of Van Buren in the County
Crawford and State of Arkansas
Persons wishing to purchase desirable situa ton
healthy and well waterod, in the vicinity of flourish
ing town, would do well to attend.
49, JESSE TURNER,
Administrator, &c.
. N. B-Persons who may wish to examine the prem
ses will please call Mr. j. b. TERRY. residing thereon
who will gvo all Necessary information in relation
thereto,
August l, 1S43.-26-1w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
NEW GOODS

RECEIVED PER STEAMER MARIETTA
All CASES and packages, consisting of French.
4O English, and American fine prints Merrimack, ,
Fall River, Taunton, and Cocheco, do
Among which are fine prints of four colours, at to
10 cents per yard
Mouslain de lain, printed muslins, corded and
plain Jaconctts, Irish linen, linen table cloths,
musquitoe netting, Russia diapers, linen drills,
Kentucky Jeans, cotton and worsted hosiery,
webb and elastic braces, black silk cravats,
pongee silk handke:chiefs, cotton, fagg, and
plain bundle handkerchiefs.
On BALES domestics, beached and brown Sd and
~ a. sheetings, do. shirtings, bleached, brown
and blue drills, Osnaburghs, checks, counter. =.
pane checks, stripes, ticking, and cotton wick.
TEN CASES cotton yarn, from to 900
Oh CASES boots and shoes. of ladies' Misses, and
~ children fine kid and morocco slippers, Misses
and children's morocco bootees, CATERS and but.
toned Ellser shoes, seal and calf walking shoes,
Gentlcmcn's fine calf and seal pegged boots,
stitched morocco, and peggcd calf brogans, kipp
lined and bound, and stoga brogahs, boys fine
calf pcgged and kipp lined and bound boots.
ALSO. general assortment of Groceries, Queens
and Glassware, Hats, &c. &c. &C.,
IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS.
All OF which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
Peltres, beef hides, bees wax, and
.-5a--'- COON SKINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
HAVE just received pr Lucy Walker, and
Gov. Morehead, and offer for sale cheap for
l25 bags Havana and Java Cofleo,
100 kegs Boston Nails and Brads,
10 Hhds. Sup. Br. Sugar,
10 Kegs DuPonts Rifle Powder,
100 Sacks fine and coarse Salt
l Cask fresh Rice,
Bags Pepper,
10 Boxes Boston No /. Soap.
10 (" Superior Cigars,
II Reams Writing Papor,
so Doz. Bed Cords,
10 Boxes Sperm Candles,
4" Pepper Sauce,
y" and LIB. cannsters Mustard,
10 Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 /" Clarret,
Cans Linseed Oil,
Hlf barrels Sugar-house Molasses,
10 Half, quarter, and eighth bbIs. Mackerel,
Sets Blacksmith tools, complete.
Casks London Porter and Ale,
IL Bags Buck Shot,
10 Boxos fresh Cod Fish,
Wrapping Paper, Backing, Shaving Soap, Match.
es, &c.
July Is, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
"Ths Grey Mare still the better Horse,"
MOST EXTRAORDINARY TROTTING ON

.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY TROTTING ON
.st RECORD!
Beacon Course, Ho5okan, N. j., opposite New
York City: Wednesday. July IL, lS43
Purse 5000, with $50 to the second best horse.
The trotters to 60 under the saddle, carving
catch weight; the PAGERS to go in harness, and
their drivers weight l45 lbs. each. Mile
heats, best 3 in 5.
David Bryan's gr. m. Lady Suffolk, by Engineer
(trotter,) l43 lbs. Albert Conklin fill
Mr.. Pettis' ch. g. Beppo (tro:ter,) l35 lbs. John
Spicer. 9 Q
Mrs ch. g. Oneida Chief (pacor), l45bs.
Hiram Woodruff. 3
Time 2:2ea-2.27--2:a7.
Match betoeen Esop ana Prince Azbert.-We
Learn that match for $1,000 side, four mile
heats, has been concluded between
Ch. h. Esop, by Imp. Priam, out of Trumpetta
by Mons. Tonson, yrs.
'Ch. h. Prince Albert, by Imp. Margrave, out of
Eutaw's dam by Sir Charles, yrs.
To come off over the Newmarket Course, Peters.
burg. Va, on the first day Of the ensuing Fall
Meeting. = = .las
Fashion, accompanied by Yamacraw, her half
brother, and Caliph, (another 3 yr. old) by Imp.
Emancipation, out of Jemima Wilkinson, by Sir
Archy, are to be sent to Mr.. Laird's, from their
owners stable, on Monday next, to go into active
training. Caliph is bright bay, without white,
l6 hands high, and very like his sire. Yama.
craw, the own brother TO Mariner, is chesnut,
with star, and white hind feet. Fashion is in
robust health, and never looked better.
Harana Races.-We learn that Mr.. Garrison
has returned to his residence at Norfolk, Va. hav-
ing given up the Valdes Course. 1t will hereaf-
ter be under the control of Count Stantavenia and
Mr.. Richard Ten Brock, of this city, who will
not only pay the purses offered at the late meet
ing, but hang up still larger ones in gold at the
stand at the next meeting, which will probably
take place between the Fall and Spring races at
New Orleans.
Extraordinary Eeat.-On the 18th Of August
1882, to decide wager of 5Ol., between Mr..
Cooper and Mr.. Brewer Of Stamford, the latter
gentleman's horse Laborer, ran twenty times
round the race ground (exactly one mie) at Pres.
ton, in ffty-four minutes.
On Friday se'nnight, Mr.. J. Scott, of the vii
lage OF Askham, near Lowther.castle in the riv.
er Lowther, at place called Sack Wath, near
w Whalenor, on the estate of the Earl of Lonsdale
killed fresh-waer trout, with the worm, which h
weighed the most astonishing weight Of lib. lOoz.
1t is said that Buckingham, the lecturer, lost,
$4,000 of his earnings in the United States by
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
VAN BUIsEN SEMINARY.

TENHE REVEREND DANIEL McMAr US,
Il assisted by Mr.. THOMAS McKENNEY, informs
the public that he will commence the first quarter
Of an English and Classical School. in the VAN
buren, SEMINARY, on Tuesday the first day of
August. Scholars will be received by the quar-
ter; two quarters to constitute session, and each
session to last twenty-five weeks. Students will
be readily taught all tho branches necessary to
enter any College in tho United States Strict
discipline will be required, and the teacher will
reserve to himself the right Of expelling scholars
for improper conduct, furnishing the cause of ex-
Pulsion to parents or guardians.
TERMS.
Higher branches, including Crock and
Latin, per quarter, So 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arthme.
tic, Bookkeeping, and Defining, 5 90
Spelling. Reading, Writing, and other pri.
mary lessons, I'M
N. B.-Those who would be disposed to send
young men to prepare for entering college from
any distant place, can procure excellent boarding
in private families.
REFERENCES.
R't Rev. Bishop Otey, Columbia, Tennessee.
i'll: E. $;:$:: $;:;:: A'1s, i, r.., Ar
Hon. Geo. w. Pascha,1
John Drennen,
Edward Cunningham, ! Van Bureu. drk,s
William C. Scott,
p. Ii. White,
John F. McKenney, Esq, Fort Smith, Ark's.
Rev. w. W. Buckner, Richmond, Va.
II. j.. Foster, Alexandria, Va.
July %, lS43.--34-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
STRAY OXEN.

TRAYED from Van Buren,, on or about the
~ 10Th April last, yoke Of oxen, one large
red OK; the other red and white stag. Both
branded with the letter H on their horns. Per.
sons leaving information of their whereab bo ut,, at
this Office, will be literally rewarded.
August s.. lS43.--26-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
GRANDSON ID. ROYSTON

ANiNG resigned the Office Of Attorney for the
0tate oil the sixth Judicial Circuit, will, for the
attend the Circuit Courts of said Crcut--and
also the Cr;uit courts of the of Pulaski Craw
Little Rock, and will to the collection and Sc
curing OF claims in any part of the State His address
is ut Washington. Hampstead county, Arkansas
July 90, lS43--43-6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05

MILL STONES, AND IRONS.
SCOTT, WHITE & Co., have received fnll
~ set. and will sell them for cost and Garage,
pr, Al feet diameter, bur stones,
spindle, driver, balance, iron step and ink,
2 gudgcons and steps,
bell-metal ink,
hosting screw, and regulating scrow,
damseI iron,
y yards boiling cloth.
The above articles are Of the very best mate.
rials
July %, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05

Pusivgl among the Sailers.-Ws learn
EhI' aundred sailors on board the United
(s forndependence, are all the ardent
Fss peal, and ready to aid the cause with
Py shsions. They have deputed three of
me p-John Mcclure, Robert Morris, and
PrlouArgh-to wait upon Joseph Murphy
the :mith, and invite them on board to
Pdisili iubscriptlons- --every man of the five
ready with his. dollar in his fist---
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05

,n,e, 1 seaman who arrived at Norfolk on
|on toay last. in tho U. 8. ship Marion,
a Amutiny on board the ship Metoka,
from Liverpool to this city, and
\ MOI in Jail since that period, were dis.
|cditeh us. District Court on the 3Oth
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
his last to the Secretary of State

,ud
IN the desire of the British govern
, Eng the intercourse of its public ser.
: native authorities of the Sandwich
Z to strengthen those authorities, and
-, sense Of their own independence
administration Of Justice in their
J ban to make them fesl their depen-
TSreign powers by the exercise fun
!. difference. ithas not been the pur-
ajesty's government to seek to es.
o.ssmount influence in those islands for
p, at the expense of that enjoyed by
:. - All that has appeared requisite to
government has been that othor
!, not exercise there greater influ-
u possessed by Greut Britain.,'
! ,o business may be considered as def
! I'd of"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
COON SKINS.
NOTICE TO BANK DEBTORS.
S. g. G.. TURNER.


BRANCH THE BANK THE STATE Arkansas, !
At Fayetteville, 2lst July, 1843.
VENtlE undersigned Executive and Financial Re-
III ceivers of said Branch, having obtained pos
session OF all its property, assets, and effects, in
Persuance of an act of the Legislature, entitled
San act to place the Bank of the State of A Arkan-
sas in Liquidation" approved 3lst January, lS43.
do hereby give notice to all persons indebted to
said Branch Bank upon Notes, &C., that are now
due, to como forward within ninety da US from the
date hereof, and upon Notes that are not now due,
within ninety days after tho same may become
due. and pay up all arrearges of interest and calls,
and furnish such security for the paymen: of the
principal debt as said Receiver may approve
All debtors who shall fail 10 pay up the arrear-
ages of interest and calls, to furnish such sa,is
factory security the Receivers may approve,
within tho time specified in this notice, or who,
complying with the notice, shall herea fter at any
time. fail to pay the regular calls and interest in
advance, as aforesaid, will forfeit all claim to
further indulgence.
The following is the form Of the Note required
TO be given in renewals of debts:
STATE OF ARKANsAs,-County lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05

Arrivals and departures of the mails at van
Buren,, Arks.
SOUTHERN & EASTERN, (via Little Rocky
Arrives o'clock, A. M. Mondays and Fridays.
DepartsS do P. M. Wednesdays and Sundays
NORTHERN. (via St. LOUSY
Arrives 6 P. M. Mondays and Fridays
Departs 6 A. M. Tuesdays and Saturdays
WESTERN g. SOUTH WESTERN tvia Fort Smith. }
Arrives P. M. Wednesdays and Sundays
Departs 81 A. M. Mondays and fridays
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
SELLING OFF AT COST.

VTNHE undersigned, assignee for HENav SrARR Jr,
l. late of the firm of starr & Griffith, will dispose
Of the Remaining stock Of Dry Goods, Hard Wares
Groceries, Boots and Shoes below cast Persons wish
ing to purchase will find il totheir interest to call.
WILLIAM q. ROBINSON, Assignee.
August 5, 1843.-26-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

JNy ZzHu, 1915.
CorroN--ordinary A a 81; middling 81 a 81;
middling fair 6s II; fair st; good fair a
%; good fine 10 cents.
SueAR-Louisiana a 81; Havana white 10 a
lOa; brown a 81.
MoLAsses-2l a "a, c. gal.
ToBAcco-2a a Az.
FLoUR-$4 374 4 724.
WHIsxEY-Rectifed % % c.
K CoFFEE--6 81. -...
: SALT--f 37i rs.
RIcE--2 so 8 100, per bbl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

ME undersigned, contractors for carrying the u
Il nited States Mail from Little Rock Fort Smith.
beg leave to inform the travelling public that they
have provided themselves with new and commodous
Troy Coaches. which, together with good teams and
@xperienc ced and attentive drivers will insure safe,
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren and
ort Smith They have reduced the fare to SO from
Fort Smith to Scotia, and 81 from Van Buren, Scotia.
and from Scotia to Little Rock %. Stage office at
Capt Rogers in Fort Smith, and at the Columbus Ho.
tel IN Van Buren. All baggage at the -..k Of the
or.
ADAMS & WILSON. Contractors.
July !, Is43-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05

Twelve months after date. we,--as prn-
cipal, and--as his securities, jointly and sew
orally promise to pay 10 tho Bank OF the State of
Arkansas, or order,- r,--doars, negotiable and
payable at the Branch of said Bank, at Fayette.
vile, without defacaton for value received. Wit
ness our hands ; and the Financial Receiver of
said Branch is hereby authorized to cause the
date of renewal to be inserted.
d. G. HARRIS, Erccutire Receiver.
JAS. M'KISSICK, Financial Receirer.
Tho Times and Advocate, Helena Journal
Batesvile News, and Van Buran lntelligencer,
will ploaso copy four weeks.
August 5 lS43-o6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05

1t is said that Buckingham. the lecturer, lost,
5000 of his earnings in the United States by
bad investments.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1843-07-01

HlrT-Mr Estabrook, formerly clergyman Of Atho
in this county well known for his waggsh of mind
no less than for erven unaffected pety and genuine bene
Violence There are anecdotes connected with his long
minsy-and he died at very advanced age-whch we'll
worth preserving. Towards the last Of his life proposition
was made in parsh-or it then was town meeting to
increase his salary to amount corresponding with the n
creased expenses Of living and the increased wealth the
society The motion was in fair way Of passing, when
the surprise Of one the old gentleman beg
ged his friends not to vote larger for him He asked
y as a favor Of the parish Some one in il il was not
the fact bad been stated, that the pr pry was i'm
sufficient for his support. Mr.. Estabroo Ned this but
begged that they would not bin djlyer sum- His
friends pressed around him to inquire the reason which he
had taken He declared that he wnaoppose 10 voting any
more money, because di6 get phdt had former
~ been poedi The people ~ l6o
the increase voted and, what va bstsf propy paid
Bdrye Gazette.