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CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
JAMES KYLE'S INVENTION.
SUITABLE for Banks Occs, and store LOOT IL, ~,
y safety 70 required Persons In want Of nn. Hsmmari
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Circuit Court.

July l4.--Niles vs. Manning.-This case, which
pied the whole of yesterday, this morning given to
the jury, who found for the plaintif-damages SIS.
Lucien b. Hanks VS.. Richard j. Richards ct al This
was an action brought by the plaintiff, who is paper
maker residing at Hartford Conn., to recover the amount
of 20 for paper supplied to the defendants wheresn to
print the newspaper known as the Esprit of the Times
and John Richards and alleges that they are ou propr
etors of the esprit of the Tmes but the defendant
furnished to his brother who well know press owner
and the printer of several other contracts
o tina y a Ss az ,h
Times" found themselves much embarrassed in the au
tumn OF ls4l they indebted 10 OF the defendants
Mr.. r. ]. Richards, and Mr.. Curiss held a chatel
mortgage their paper ana establishment. The two
Messrs. Porter and the tive Messrs Richards who
eDgoged together in the printing of the Spirit of the
Times" it understood met for consultation on the
state OF their affairs, and arranged that Mr..
r. j. Richards should procure an assignment Of prior
tnue the publication, one OF the Messrs Porters still
remaining as its editor The assignment of Mr. Curtss
November lsaI for the nominal consideration Of ST. to
Richard J. Richards on whose account public sale was
made to his broker, John Richards, in whom the title
vested the l4h December subsequent for the nominal
consideration oil $40, and since that period the OF
John Richards has appeared the paper its proprietor
and publisher. II s however, alleged thRt in yursusnc,
secret between the Messrs Porter ard
the Messrs Richards Richard j. Richards is still pro-
prietor. Evidence called to prove his declarations
to that effect and likewise of the power offs
proprietor by the purchase OF paper for Spirit OF the
Times. which was recognized by the brother, John
Richards, and by him paid for The paper, for which
this suit brought purchased by Richard J. Rich
ards and used for the publication of tue Spirit of the
Times but John Richards refuses pays and for the
defence it alleged that Richard j. Richards being
possessed of large presses contracts to print various
newspapers in this CITY, and that he buys on his own &C,
count large quantities Of paper which he sells to the
establishments for which he prints II was attempted to
show that he had personal transactions of this nature
with which John Richards had concern, and that for
paper furnished he alone LIABLE and that him
alone the concerns to which he supplied it
able paid for that Paper we'll as for the of his
presses. II the plaintiff establishes his case, he may
the amount for which the action is brought for
John Richards is said TO be in prosperous circumstances
but if the defence establishes the sole liability Of r. j.
Richards nothing be recovered os he has become in
solvents and hence the gist OF the case.
Judge Kent will charge the Jury this morning.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
Late from China.

Great Disturbance at Canfon.-An arrival from
China brings dates from Hong Kong to December
Is, being fortnight later than the previous ad-
vices.
There was an alarming riot at Canton on the
7th December, in which the British, Dutch and
Creek hongs, or factories, totally destroyed,
together with lurge amount Of property.
The Journal Of Commerce publishes very IN
terestng letter, giving an account of the origin
and progress Of the riot. The writer ian Amer
ican genteman) says:
81 arrived in Canton 24lh Nov, was soon in
troduced to the several Hong merchants, with
whom was much pleased. All expressed great
alarms on account of the rumor that their mo-
nopoy is TO be broken up by the treaty with the
English. DR.. and Mrs. Parker arrived here a
few days before me. Mrs. Parker's appearance
in Canton produced great excitement. She kept
very quiet, and did not expose herself TO public
view any more than was absolutely necessary
Her only appearance out was few moments
walk in the American square, and then only in
the evening. Some Of the Hong merchants did
cot think it prudent for her to remain here. "A
few days after, a Mrs. lsaacson, the wife Of a
Captain Of an English ship, came to visit Mrs. P.
and remained with her. This increased the ex-
element. but company created courage, and the
ladies became more bold to crafty their curiosity
ito see and know something of this most extraor-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
FURNlTU X E.

JOHN AUSTIN & co.
HAVE received, per steamers Export and Ma
H than Hale, and offers for sale, low for cash
$50 sacks Havana and Rio coffee
$50 bbls. N. o. sugar
S bbls loaf
10 bbls molasses
IL boxes gunpowder,
Hyson and Imperial teas
1000 sacks salt, fine and coarse
so bbls old whiskey
25 kegs nails
5 kegs foring brads
l keg horseshoe nails 81.
l25 " Rogers and Dupont's FFF 6 powder
5000 lb lead
10 900 lbs. Junata baT iron
1900 doz. cotton yarn window glass.
25 Boxes by 1910 by l2-Il by l6
20 roams wrapping paper
10 reams writing paper
20 boxes candy
l5s boxes Cincinnati bar soap
2 do shaving soap
$50 lbs spanish float indigo
500 lbs dutch mndder
500 lbs copperass
1000 papers garden seed
5 boxes starch
Is doz bed cords
20 +" plough. .lines
10 boxes sperm candles land kip skins.
200. sides sole upper and bride leather; calf
25 doz Shaker brooms
10 patent spinning machines,s running Q
spindles,
boxes cotton caIdsJ
r Nays, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
Masonic Notice.

1NHE VAN BUREN LODGE No. 6, OF FREE AND Ac
Il cErTED ANCIENT YoRK MAsoNs, will celebrate
the anniversary of St. John the Baptist the Oath
June next. The procession will proceed from their
Hall to the Church, where Grafton will be delivered
by James A. Simpson, Esq. The religious exertises
will be conducted by the Rev Cyrus w. Wilson, So
ourning brethren and neghborng Lodges, respect
THo,s H. JOHNSON,
HENRY STARR, Jr.,
JOHN GREGG,
JOHN HENRY,
JAMES A. DIBRELL.
:, Committee of Arrangement.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

The mob continued the work Of destruction and
were finally, with great difficulty, subdued and
driven off by the,authorities, sfter vast amount
OF property. principally of British merchants had
been destroyed or stolen. The American name
appears to have been a Shield and the English the
particular obj ects of hostility. -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

Linton &, Batson, McClain & Floyd. Solicitors.
May l3, lS43.-l3-Sw-[Pr's. fee $40 75.]
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
Notice.

A LII those indebted to the subscribers either by
n note account prior to l643, will please call
and make immediate payment. or they will be under
the dsagreeab.e necessity of leaving the in the
hands OF an officer for collection. within thirty days.
May Ia, ls43. s. & G TURNER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
Fort Smith Races.
MAY 10th, lS43.

psiakes-- Three year old Colts-One hundred
!, dollars entrance-Fire entries.
mas Madden 5. C. John Belcher, ,Jr.
il Great, by John Belcher, Ser'r,
Ai Siockholder, l
pew Webster b. f. by Leviothn, Q 2
ss,.r and Stafford, S. (. BY Tom
setcher, dam Pacific, q 4
/, q nrennen, 6. c. by Belcher. dam
I'll ,izelle, 3
~ ;to- >, +. Chance, pedigresnot
!. ID, III iSrfeit.
as .s,e T;n,.1 EE i,1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
May 13, 1S43.

way Id, io4o-
sgArE eaas1I g OF ,oA1.s. AaaANsAs.{ Scr.
In the Johnson Circuit Court, on the Chancery
side thereof, in vacation, before the Clerk
on the 10th day of May, A. D. ls43.
William G. Freeman, Comprt,l
Marmaduke n. Jeffreys, Jones
Cook, Harriet Freeman ,Bry-
an H. Freeman, Amanda q. BIZ IN Ckancery
freeman, Willie Ledbetter,
Samuel D. Stray ayhorn, Joab ~
Durham, and James White,
Dsfendents,
A ND now on this day comes the said complainant
"A by solicitor, and having. heretofore filed his
bill of complaint in this cause for the recovery of
negro slaves, to wit. certain negro woman named
Penny and her increase, seven children, as also
damages for the hire and services of said negroes
and the said complainant having also filed with
said bill of complaint an affidavit, that Marina
duke N. Jeffreys, Jones Cook, Harriet Freemnn,
Bryan H. Freeman, Amanda G. Freeman and
Willie Ledbetter, non residents of this state.
1t is therefore ordered, that tho said defendants
Marmaduke N. Jeffreys, Jones Cook, Harriet
Freeman, Bryan H. Freeman, Amanda G. Free
man and Willie Ledbetter, do appear here on the
first day OF the next torn of this court, at court
to be begun and holden at the Court House in the
town of Clarksvie, in and for the county of John.
son and State of Arkansas, on the first Monday
in September next, and plead answer or demur TO
said bill in this case filed, or the same will be ia
ken as confessed as against them, and decree
entered accordingly, and that copy of this order
be published by eight successive weekly inser.
tions in the Arkansas lntelligencer, newspaper
published in this State, the last insertion thereof,
TO be at least four weeks before the first day of
the next term Of this court.
A true copy from tho Record,
Attest: AUGUSTUS M. WARD,
Clerk.
Linton & Batson, McClain & Floyd, Solicitors.
May l3, lS43.-l3-Sw-[Pr's. fee $50 rs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

6Gcers aca--noF il h . question of much
wha: deeisioa shsy might make. Il
Il for mo 10 know sbss ev5fy consideration
Ptism forhids .hss any nan. either judge
|is citizen. should renain silent while %
se policy is pursasd.
ters must take this putiic manner to ash
y y,ur worthy nsighbcf Jadee Bsown,
sic use Of his name ia ilipstration. l
- assdl the name of his Ezcelency, Or
sa ss who hold not ths purse strings
a My or the Bspks thsrsby enabling
u uA,ke up defcisnciss in consequence
e,k a. a!ion of Arkansas sinoneyy by The
IN !, easne of snatch. But The name Of tise
3 'lSss,s n niIar to your readers, and used it.
gs,sever, ever heard Of shat efiicer COM
;2S~s AndI will bore pledge myself for the
kS2cS, sary'of the state, that II necessary to-
& q IA htaor Of cur young State, that the
g III officers shoc'ld V suspended ten
: Ii b. fo md ready 70 sacrifice their
i - eay this, lec nusc 81 far as | know. eve
- sss,en mad pecrlniary sacrifice when
. ba1fshesd 4 Il iotism ii, the public censors
,s<,., ~ r. al out 10 our public officers
.rs, as a Audy Of resignation. But un-
sssgly ms Ie Z : 6sT.. afford aremedy. 1t af-
~ T. h = Or Pc yiog sirsuccessors or Sc
Z. s5ms oosc Incompetent men.
90 lSyl ~ enied that our Treasury is
- jpis ey, oxcs skso tt.- asa remedy was at
Z syine n tla las Legislatun, in placing the
.suTr sT V2yslno al the disposal of the Treasurer
q ,hs NJ has thu Bank Attorney, or
~ T lparies concerned had the hardihood
/; ,attAis act authoriza the throwing a
i |. Z - 9sE&ss es " Of Arkausa, money in cir.
rasg 70 8. 81 The express actsof liquidation.
I. .ses. Eaas e leave hose Editoa, who conceal
as@<Ebe of af irs from thu people, to the
d gene aspuSlic. Ff,heir "shade
"a ia an 70 n,sster,s thdf excuse, be it
+ ~ % her had right'o e'fct more cour-
90 ~ of te {, 1sideratioa wlsS treating of a
/ M 81 80 much interest TO thsd dpuntry.. Aid
n co,.clssion haveto beg, thatflmy commune
,;,,s. are SOY u unera ble both j, taas and lap
l,,ns they have re hdness to nose them by
pebliahins ,he1. vAereser Ia' psrror shall
,rnoat chesrfslly stand corrected bat can as
sure those gentemen,thasheir coemptuous lam
suas, or their sal .tsbgAftionswi never cause
ne ID, sh,int s-rTfom mAas a&en. should
have addressed themP first bee; but there
are severe gnatters q iaters to the coun-
trya lars~.sio which not atde at at pres
ent. which have nevd the pay into their
: columns. And wiusay- II if they, the
Little Lock Editors, ty fnbiish all the
facts, in relation to thd aUilthe manage
nlSht OF the State and dSurtmeEts, that
4 they may rest assdrod tiiS will not be
troubie@ with my correshcS paper at
-distancs fran the nreha kioF UNO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

steps G. .lharine Wilson. as above & d'n
I'd Isi.:k heavy. Time-6 So.
Il d.y's ~ Mile heafs--Best three in fec.
a. ana 1sxe $. b. Aaron Burr, by
\ Ell. y. old,
\ oore's g. +. Cherokee Maid, as above,
.Si.tlsiss:a have been an exceedingly interest
yt,ll contested race, had no, Aaron Burr
y ne brush on tile first turn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

h'S II ane of the best CONTESTED races ever
over 'Ae Fort Smith track. the Belcher
IS provsrbially good, and its lierses known
neet.lof great bottom, and exceedingly well
q and proportioned. SO that they ae noted for
beauty and superiority. If tho heats had
orokeas ths G~s6 gray, rs is theconfdent
II .& tAowihs ones, would ht 10 proved
sssneublesme customer.
,..s ihsNew O,ie.ns Pieysqk
shat., rroA ,aexicoa
" the U. s. slesp Of NJ Neenncs.
.svon, arrived hw dayfl& at pen-
IHfi q * psssneers Jpigs. n hfon, and
NJ tss ~ ana Maverick, shree . hVan An.
", /, sxrs recently rele.eed to Hnfr frhomp.
g, .Sntn Ana. Mr.. Aayeridl Aved In
y ssslssday, Froa, hiaa nd frcR forres-
e e ls H. sa'Ar " 's''''''s 'dfs i.
- "A Naas ~as tPorted 10 be erfh>v nm.
"'h fsyer on the "a inst, ~ on
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE COPARTNERSHIP existing bctweep q. 8
Il q c. A. BRINE, dissolved by mutual con-
sent, the goth inst. Those having demands against
the late firm will please TO present them for settlement
GEO. S. BRINE,
CHS. A. BRINE.
Fort Smith, April 49, TIs43-lI-tf7 E'-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
$500 Reward.

Iron at Cd Cents.
SEVEN THOUSAND pounds Tennessee Iron
~ for sale, at the reduced price of Ct cents per
pound, to close a consignment. J. H. HEARD.
Fort Smith, May 6, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

Iron! lrOM!! IrOM!!!
SIX THOUSAND pounds Tennessee Iron on
~ hand, and for sale, at the reduced price of
st cents per lb. to close consignment, by
-. HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM.
May G, 1918.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
Van Blu ur.dHs.
MAY 4thS4

p -. MAY ANA
FsrFas's fdrfldn nis.
~ II ioore's g. 1. ChspkS Sk
/! t,:nion, dam by Tccu old, /
~. steps 8. +. Cssharine w Me-
!, !, e.S..7c, dam Timolcon, 5y 9 2
Time 10.
y Second dey's race ze heats.
'orss-ya e1G1's &; c. TyJ' by
H., Pzl<,l.x t1o@ F'IO&I. old 1
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Eors,gD luaporraasons.

CANToH-shp Spendds6 chs % hf do 48 70 bxs 53I Glib
do hyson chts 9 h do 800 b bxs b do young
1893 hi do hyon SKIN 500 f do wsnay 1T hf do 20 lib
bxs 100 2b do 500 Glib do 200 2b gunpowde h chit.
200 3b bxs 100 2b imperial h chs hohea 285 h
do 72O 5 m Inf chs pouchong h do 80 bx
56 pcu's casa bxs buttons 2 silks
2do ndse ] do sundres N l. & Gnswold
vERPooL-Ship South America-2 pigs John Wallace-T0
Macy son-l2 Peck \ Coz Agnew--l Carmichael
&Snence- Robson lr-l Homer Fouds col Richards
n - Tones son-i7 w Whi,ewrighl,-l Ewng-s a g
Peek coll Brown. Shplev co.. Thompson col Wor-
Iel Wood Coas.-9 Lewis co-2i Gamer coz r. Tin
Livipsston-c2 James Wood senr-l Stone cc3 A g
Eyeron-3 Coffin Bradley co-l2 Adams. Homer cog
Rowland sops-3 z w Chnchman. Of Philadelphia J
Hood-3A Kussrll-l2 Grant Barton-1 w Spies COS
Aewbold-lW Barton-37 Godfrey, Pason col Thos
Meor. Philadelphia Fletcher * Leach7 Tooker, Mead
Cog MADDEN son9 Webb & Douglass, Abany-3 Nevps
x co.. Connan-l Thos Mottram coo Foulds Stobo &
Coz Sands, Fox co.. q II Swords-8 w Chester CO
IT Suydam, Sage COS Robinson Y COL Bill Clark
col hedstesd Dash3 pigs IL anvils Townsend CO.
pkgs sheldon. Phelps coz Harvey Slagg-il Robinson
col Elliman-3 Dutterfed& Fisher-l Nap,er-i2
RICHARDSON tx, in plates Phelps Dodge
Howe, dog Kendall, dol amy, Pattison dol II
Rasencantz-l w Bend-6 Gihon cot Nichoson--dl
WChauncey X Coz Jackson-l l. Sh.rry < co. Phad-2
JWanen-1 w Kemble--l Hall Bros--i w Harnden C -
81 Owen-2 Hasuck eel Gamer co., Il Swanswick-
2o29 bars iron Booman, Johnston COLL $50 in gold Wi
ther25 600 soyereens Brown Brothers 80 coal 88
sacks salt z II Marshali-undry phgs 20 order.
MSsALBrg Forest250 bales hemp ogwoOd Under.
hill McKn!ey-2oO bales hemp Boachaud 4 Thebaud-6 do
deer skins A Patruo.
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The bank, II appears, has increased its securities
81 ,02s, 900. Every item shows an increase.
The at the Board larger today, with
very little change in rates. Ohio declined Kentucky
hrm New York U.s. lsis, fell do, 6s of 1862 dc SIS
1855, Ohio Life and Trust rose / Harlem fell T.
At the Board the operations large and prices
about the The attendance of spectators was very
barge to-day, and affairs smoothly under the
new arrangements. Less inconvenience was felt from
the echo OF the dome. There is difficulty but what
be obviated.
The following Is an official description of the United
States Treasury notes issued tohe ascending Treasurer
pfthe State Of Mississippi r. s. Graves and against the
hegotation of which the public have been cautioned
List Of Treasury notes. drawn in favor of Richard s.
Graves order, dated severaly the October 1912
nd delivered the same day signed by w. selden Urea.
of the United States and by Michael
Nourse, acting Register Of the Treasurer, viz -
On warrant No SOFA No. ] to No. lO0-lOO notes OF
1000 each.
On warrant No. sol4 No. to No. 1910 notes of $500
bach.
On warrant No sola. Mol to No. $3.50 notes of 500
bach.
On warrant No sola. No to No. 2s-as notes of $50
bach.
On warrant No. s0l4. No lone note of $o4.
On warrant No. a0l3 No. 81 to No. 600 notes Of
100 EACH