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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-24

lighted not 10 blessing. so let il be far from
him. As he clothed himself with curs!ng
as with his garment, so let il come into
MS bowels like water, and like oil into his
bones. Let it be unto him as the garment
which covereth him, and for girdle
wheFewlth he is girded continually. Let
this De the reward Of mine advtrsaries
from the LORD, and of them that speak
evil against my SOUL" -.
This prayer against his enemies is in
perfect agreement with his doiags against
them, and with the doings of Moses and
of the Israelites generally against their
enemies. Now contrast with 1.-THE prayer
of Jesus in reference to his enemies while
they were numbering him. Father, for
give them, for they know not what they
do.' When hatred and love can be rec
onciled, then can these two prayers; and
rot before; for the one is dictated by the
former, and the other by the latter. This
IS on Y single specimen Of thousand
things in that book that are totally ire.
concilabIe. would therefore suggest to
those who undertake reconciliation of
such Inconsistencies, or Of the individuals
VINO build upon them, that their task is a
hopeless one. ".......=:. .-..-
WAsHINGTQNIAN TEMPERANCE Lee
TURE.-Aloa7o Hyde will lecture at the
Methods: House, on Friday evening,
commencing at early candle light Lit
the house be filed. -----
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-24
SECOND VOLUME OF
I Fl E NJ A G N EFT.

devoted TO THE INVESTIGATION
DOF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, embracing
Cepno'ogy' Phrenology, Pathology, PhysogGo-
my, PSI cnology, Neurology, Electricity, Gavan-
ism, Magnetism, Light, Ca!orc, Life,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

ny, he is not encouraged to complain Of it even to
The government Any servant exccp, tho high
est and mos confidential, Of the Austrian emperor.
who should say tha, things are better elsewhere
md suggest Improvements at home, would be told
that he might leave Austria and 90 into his own
Utopia The government will no, pcrmi, It's sub
Jec,s even 10 reside in other countries to obtain a
higher education than their own schools afford -
II an individual were to ask passport to carry
his son TO France, Switzerland, or England, to
complete his education il would be refused, md
he would be ask.d, why should YOU send your
son eerond TO spcad 4yonr money and imbb, false
not'ons2 Our schools and colleges are sufficient
10 teach all that good suhiec, needs to know"
The general effect Of this form Of government,
then. is that it is fitted 10 render happy all the
humber class Of minds, those individuals who
have neither desire nor t.lonts 10 extend their cf.
forts ,eyond the private sphere; bnt that it chains
up, and thereby ohsitucts, the enjoyment, of the
men of powerful intellect and high moral cndow-
mcn,s, whose sphere Of acton is public life. The
nohler, the mind. the more heavily docs the lcaden
load ofdespotism weigh upon lis powers Far
thcr 1t imposes filters on the general mind Of the
nation, and rctards progression The government
must move before the people are allowed TO stir;
and where all rational motives for progression are
Withdrawn from it. its advance mus, be slow, or
if its pace be accidentally quiclienod by the gen
ius of an individual sovereign the effects of his
literally and energy are lost, because the people
are not prepared 10 follow in the path which he
opcns 10 them ITO be COptiuueII
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

" ,srs..-Tbese irovblesoms and often painful ea.
,r,.ars. covering the hands sometimes 10 the
,ssh.t d a bundled or two. may he destroyed by
I, ,m,le. safe and cerain application. Dissolve as
nah common washing soda as tho water will take
.,--,sea wash ihs hands or warts with this or y
,,,u,, OF two and allow them Ia dry wthou, being
,,.d. THIS repeated for two or three days, will
,,,susI, ees,fo, The mos, i,i,cbc wsr. Il. theory
,<ar, 70 re that warts having lower VITALITY than
,as ala ,,e sIkali is sutiirien 10 produce the dis
l,stisn u tie former without affecting the lat,
20, The warts never return.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

EuFcrs Of THE rARrrr. There is a mandatory
ofpts Ia, Birmingham, Coan. which, can turn GU,
million day. and supply the Union. The head
is one with The pin; and they are said to be better
and preferable in all respects to imported. pins
before the 'arifI, which imposes duty Of 30 to 80
per cent, on TN, article an import, they were
be to undersell. Now they have lowered their
Pdee five cents per pack-showing, that the effec,
Of annT is no, To enhance prices to the consumer;
bot ha, i, is equally beneficial To him as to the To-
noslc manufactured The country is. enriched
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

"hsn mans mind is in doubt upon any subject
'bo be has heard reiterated thousand times the
VARIOUS 'easonings Of his friends without being able
Choose his pant de,erminaiey, il is wonderful with
s0a' eaeerness he seeks for any new opinion to put
hin out Of suspense
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

stop my paper-it c,'sis York shilling a month /,
'oo eFea, SUN IN spend In those hard times for the
Improvement, Of the minds OF myself and family
ssAi saord IL. Read nothing, know nothing, save
We shilling snd--probabiy shall be worth more
N"eA e. must economiIe' SO said ole sub
shoei' asd he walked away under lie impression
'' &c had acted FOR his own true interest Did he,
N-as Yoa'-Coepersteun Gs,efie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Protenional Pun-A poor corset maker, out
d wOlk, and Starving thus vented her miserable
complaint Shame tina, | should be without
ttad, tina, have stayed the stomacbs of thou
sands She might have added-"Alas that
the cause Of 50 much hustle in the world, should
ssk INTO 50 much neglect
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

"m. ID. Gray, an associate Of Richard p. Robin
sCn, be murderer Vi Ellen Jewe,,, has been sen,enc-
Cd to Sing Sing for IL years, for burglary. Grey
was ao associated in the murdered Miss Jewe,, out
VISA confederate Of X. in deLauchery, and render
Cd he murderer signal assistance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

I've slow 10 choose friend. and slower To change
"n DC courteous to all, intimate with few: slight no
"'n because he is poor. esteem none because he is
"'" ana cultivate a constant remembrance that ev-
'' OF our lives is 10 be once more presented to
OUT 'iew-in the day of Judgment,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Sheridan, when told by his physician tina, un.
les be Stopped drinking brandy 1t would ca, of
he coat OF his stomach, replied, WELL doctor
when 1t has devourcd the coat II may commence
On the iraisfc0at'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

French provinsel academy has offered gold
nedal worth 300 iranks, for the hes, essay OF
Chris'isnily.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Inc insane among the married end unmarried. as
'no"n oy statistics. Is three Of the former to five of
we ''''ef' Tho Creator undoubtedly meant some
'a'0S when he said, 81, is not good for man TO be
sone" ~ I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Does sssnoe, while erssping farms and lands on
lands, remember that the lenfIh and breadth Of the
shell that holds his soul is all that he can in reality
'fpFoPnrlc 10 has own benefi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Influence q Iraei'.-Durng the pas, year three
hundred people IN new York have been induced 10
make profession Of religion in consequence Of read
ing The tracts gra'oously circulated by the New
York city Tract Society.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

h !, cs,1nlied that abou, twenty-five thousand
pe,soas have slready applied for the benefit of the
b.slrup law throughout, the Union.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

The Pans Correspond, nj of the National In
rlIiecnoet announces, under date Of Nov. !, tina,
The Commission charged by ministers 10 consider
The eIpfdiency Of negro emancipation in the colo
nle. bad decided in its favor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Come down from tina, building, you rascal, and
~ knock your eyes out. "You will,haln yes
you sc"undrei will" Then guess on the whole
i'Aa'ni come dO~n-would you i you was in NV
pace I"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

Ia the Niger expedition, which proved d,sruc-
tive 10 almost all the whites, not single negro
tied
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

iie Is suPefs'i,ions who regards merrimen, as SIM
'9' ooi''h who Judges long face to be badge
o. re'y aud Ignorant who prescribe. set rules by
70 ''"S"'s'' 'he conduct Of differently constituted
minds
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

MARRIED, in Boonsville, Tennessee, Mr.. Richard
II Tan 10 Miss l.. Feathers. This is the la,es,
Ease VI 'airlOg and fe,,hering ,ha, we have ever
Lard Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

lie population OF arts, according 10 the census
81 isti amounted to 9la330 Inhabitants To
'n''h being sdde! the troops of the garrison and
strangers would increase the population 10 IG35oOo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

i sc through it," IS the boy said when he
boet hole through his Algebra
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03

'ea esul IL pleasing on first Acquaintance, but
MSS 'hsncship DOM wear well. So are friendships
'@msd by lie locks Of the outside, among his chill
eien--,he human family,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

UST reteived, per steam boat Trident,
bales cotton yarn. (Hope factory
For sale low, for cash, by -.-.a
J. H. HEARD. Port Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

Ahoah nair o coios' stationery, lamps, pencils, and
PATENT MEDICINES,
. large variety, &c &c. together with every article
kept in their line To those who send their ORDERS the
utmost will be used in packing prevent the risk
in their transportation. w. H. & NJ. MAYERS,
Aug %, IS43--29 Drug9ists, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
InDEPENDENr DEMOCRAT.

t. &
NHE undersigned have this day issued the first
= No. Of a new weekly paper in this city, under
the above title. tal
The Democrnt will support the principles which
its name indcntes in the strctes sens- and while
it will mnintain nm independent. manly tone, will
always strive to promote harmony and union
among all protesting Democratic principles. The
insdious attempts now making to produce discord
among the Democracy Of Arkansas by arraign-
ing the private 'trausacsions of individual mem.
bers of the.party, will receive no aid or counte.
nance in thaeolumns of our paper. Without en-
trrirg into lengthy PROMISES the Editors pledge
themselves to use their best endeavors. aided by
an experience Of several years connection with
the public press, to render their paper respecta
BILE aud useful organ Of tho Democratic party in
this State, and in every way worthy Of confidence
and support. Though our party is largely in the
ascendant, there is at this timo but one Democrat
ic paper in the State, and none a; the seat of Co
vernment; hence we offer our paper with con.
fdence Of success. ~
Apart from its political character. the lates,
news, foreign and domestic, state of the markets,
miscellany. &c., will be regularly given; it shall
be our aim each week to spread before our rea.
ders-"a map Of busy life--i,s fluctuations and
its vast conceln&"
Should We succeed in obtaining the patronage
We may reasonably expect. the paper will soon be
enlarged and otherwise improved.
TERMs.-Three dollars per nnnum in advance,
or four dollars if not paid in advance.
CHAPMAN e. JONES.
Little Rock, Aug. 10. lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
N&W GOODS

RECEIVED PER STEAMER MARIETTA,
AlA CASES and packages. consisting of French,
fO English, and American fine prints Merrmack,
Fall River. Taunton, and Cocheco, do.
Among which are fine prints of four colours, at to
IL cents per yard
Mcuslain de lain, printed muslins, corded and
plain Jaconetts, Irish linen, linen table cloths
musquitoe netting, Russia diapers, linen drills
Kentucky Jeans, cotton and Yorsted hosiery,
webb and elastic braces, black silk cravats
pongee silk handke:chiefs, cotton, fagg, and
pain bundle handkerchiefs.
On BALES domestics, bleached and brown Sd and
~ A. sheetings, do. shrtirgs, 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
LO chidren's fine kid and morocco slippers, Misses
and children's morocco bootees. CATERS and but
toned Elsler shoes, seal aud calf walking shoes
Gardeners fine calf and seal pegged boots
stitched morocco, and pegged calf brogans, kipp
lined and bound, and stoga brogans, boys' fine
calf pcgged and kpp lined and bound boots
ALSO. general assortment of Groceries, Queens
and Glassware, Hats, &c. sc. &c,
IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS.
All OF which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
peltrcs, beef hides, bees wax, and
COON SKINS.
.,n., ,o., 8. G. TURNER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

Arkansas Form Book.
4 FEW copies of the Arkansas Form Book.
by a. PIKE. Esq. received and for sac, by
May 8, ls4s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
COON SKINS.

HENRY q CUNNINGHAM,
HAVE just received pr Lucy Walker, and
= = Gov. Morehead, and offer for sale cheap ior
cash. ...
lbs bags Havana and Java Coffee,
100 kegs Boston Nails and Brads,
10 Hhds. Sup. Br. Sugar, ....a
10 Kegs Duponts Rifle Powder,
100 Sacks fine and coarse Salt, ~
Cask fresh Rice,
2 Bags Pepper,
10 Boxes Boston No /. Soap,
10 !" Superior Cigars,
IL Reams Writing Paper,
SO Doz. Bed Cords,
10 Boxes Sperm Candles,
Pepper Sauce,
and 3lb. cannisters Mustard,
TO-" Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 !" Clarret,
S Cans Linseed Oil,
Hlf barrels Sugar-house Molasses,
10 Half, quarter, and eighth bbls. Mackerel,
Sets Blacksmith tools, complete,
Casks London Porter and Ale,
~ Bags Buck Shot, 1y
10 Boxes fresh Cod Fish,
Wrapping Paper. Backing. Shaving Soap, Match.
Is, &c. est5e
July Is. ls4s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
VAN BUREN sEMINGRTEs

HNHE REVEREND DANIEL McMAN0I;
u assisted by Mr.. THoMAs McKcxNsv 5klsud.
the public that he will commence tho firstqu6st6j
of IN English and Classical SchoaIxdn ~ VIZ
BuREN SEMINAR. on Tuesday the 6rst - q
August. Scholars will be received By. che 4,sas'
rer two quarters to constitute .. sion, arf <ost
session to lnstt"enty-two weeks. Stuleeasi11@
NJ readily tnught ail the branches neceS ses8 =
'nter any College in the United Staiss. &fiol
'isciPine will be required, and the tsari.er vi
eserve to himself the right of exvclling sches
Tor improper conduct, furnishing tise cause Ss 3
pu'son to parents or gun rdians. +--' =.
Iigher branches. inclu,iiny Greek and .
LATIN. per quarter. "a "a
English Grammar, Geography. Ari,lspo,
tic, Book.ke' ping. and Defining. 20 FAi ca
spelling, Reading, Writing, and other pri.
mary lessons, -
N. B.-Those who would be dispose Ito I
soung men to prepare for entering coll. Q, \. !
ny distant place, can procure excellent o. ID
IN private families. .r
REFERENCES. Y
Rt Key. Bishop Otey, Columbia, Ter,
Hon. Daniel Ringo, D
Hon. Thomn. J. Lncy,)
Hon. Geo. w. Paschai,)
John Drennrn, r..s- 4
Edward Cunningham, Van Bu,., iax.,.
William c. Scott. - - =
p. II. " huc.
John F. McKenncy, ESQ.,, Fort Smnh, Ark,..
Rev. ". ". Barkner, Richmond, Va. Ff8
II. J. Foster. Aierandria. Va.
July %. ls43.--34-3m. .a-rfe +
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
JOHN AUSTIN 4

AVE received, per Steam Boat = ut,-
for aie, low for cash, 20 y
$50 bbls whiskey ~
S casks Cogniac and Am. brandies 4 4
10 bbIs Wheeling ale
10000 lbs Junata iron AR
1000 lbs plough mouids ~
l.OO0 lbs Am. blister steel
500 lbs Eng. do. do ~
10000 dog. cotton yarns !
5000 lbs castings and dog irons
SO kegs nails
20 boxes soap
800 lbs bar lead ~
1000 gallons stone ware j
10 bus. clover seed AZ
20 do timothy do ~ E
rs boxes pt. TASKS <E
do Virginia tobacco No. 4, &c. Ae. =
June 20, 1913. ~ 2 !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
PAYABLE aU.srEaLv.


Announcement OF candidates. will Do charged
other advertisements. ~
No advertisement Of gross. abusive psrsonsl nat
will be published at any price. ~
All lettefs must be post paid
Single copies of the paper. ~ l.2 cents. -
The sbovs terms win 6s strictly adhered 10. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
TERMS.
THE ARKANSAS INTELLIGENCE

Z The ARKANSAS lNTELLIGENCF
10 published everv Saturday Morning, a: rMsss
DOLLARS IL paid within six months. polLAas.
IL payment be delayed until after that tune. .41r
TERMS OF ADvERrISlNG.J -
For square of 10 lines less FIRST insertion enc
I,oLLAR, and yfyrs CENTS for each cpntnuance-ossr
IL lines and not exceeding 5 he charged as squsss
a6 half, and in that proportion for long sss ads ess
ments. - IT,
When an ind viduai account, at the above rate,
amounts TO $50 and under slOO, discount Of 2s 20
cent will be made. aud when il smounts To eIo0 ~
mors discount Of $50 per but no DISCOUNT wil
of one year. and deduction will be made ON the ~.
gal advertisements required to be published BY law
All advertiscments to be paid for in advanos or ~
payment assumed BY some responsible pes,on. /, 81,
CONTRACTS BY TIRE YEAR. =,
ouaRrraav af
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

MILL STONES, AND IRONS.
SCOTT. WHITE & Co., have received a fnlI
~ set. and will sell them for cost and carrage,
! pr, A feet diameter, bur stones,
spindle, driver, balance. iron step and ink,
2 gudgeons and steps, ~
be.metaI ink, a-.
hosting screw. and regulating screw,
damse iron,
yards boiling cloth.
rials. rta.
July 20, Is43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
0AwDHQNa

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTION.
ED from receiving the following described
TREASURY NOTES., payment having been
stopped, which were deposited in the Post Office
on the 29th day of March ls43, and mailed on.
the first day of April ls43, at Van Buren. Ar.
kansas, to the respective persons in the descrip.
tlon Of said notes mentioned, and whose names
are respectively undersigned; the same having
never been received by the persons to whom .hey
were as6 ;en,; GSi;,,, ,. =,
D. Hunter, dated slst December. fs4l payable to
Enclosed to b.. .. ....-.
COOK, ANTHONY & MAHoNY,
New York.
400 dollars, letter c., No. 2OoOl, PAYABLE to
P. NJ. Butler. dated 18th September 1872
Enclosed to T- .-E e.. r. F..
WEST, OLIVER. & Co., Ne.o York.
400 dollars. letter A., No. 2lOl9, payable to
J. P: Davis, dated Both September, 1912.
100 dollars, letter c., No. 1929, PAYABLE to
D. Randall, dated 10Th February, lS42.
100 dollars, letter c., No. 1892, payable to P.
MuhIenburgh. dated 18th February, 1912.
Enclosed to
}. w. & R. LEAvITT, Nev York.
$50 dollars, letter c., No 364ll, payable to
William Armstrong. dated let December, lS42
$50 dollars, letter c., No. 364O2, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, ls42.
Enclosed to -
R. L. SMITH & HENDERSON,
Nev York.
$50 dollars, lettor B., No. ss44s, payable to ].
P. Davis, dated 10th December, ls42.
Enclosed to -7s
sPELLMAN & FRAZER, Ns,o York.
$50 dollars, letter A., No. 36694, PAYABLE to
David Hunter, dated 3lst December. lS42.
$50 dollars, letter B., No. 36695, PAYABLE 10
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, lS42.
$50 dollars, letter c., No. 36696, PAYABLE 10
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1912.
Enclosed to
DoREMUs, sUYDAMs & NIXON,
400 dollars, letter B., No. 2lsss, payable to
J. p. Davis, dated 22nd November, 1912. :
loo dollars, letter A.. No. 2lO22, pa yable tc
J. ?. Davis, dated 3Oth September, is42.
$50 dollars, letter c., No. 36693, payable tc
David Hunter. dated 3ist December, 1912.
Enclosed to s-,. IL
o. B. WHITE, Nsv York
300 dollars, letter B.. No. 3s75, payable te
J. K. Anderson, dated Goth May. 1912.
ri0O dollars, letter B.. No. 2lO2O. payable te
| loo dollars, letter c., No. 2l3S7, payable tc
J. P. Davis, dated 22nd November, lS42.
"lOO dollars, letter A., No. 2l4O6, PAYABLE to
E. B. Alexander, dated 23rd November, ls42.
"lUO dollars, letter B., No. 214O7, PAYABLE tc
+. b. Alexander, dated 23rd November. l642.
| 400 dollars, letter c., No. 2l4oS. payabIe te
E. B. Alexander, dated 23rd November, ls42.
$50 dollars, letter A., No 364O9, PAYABLE tc
William Armstrong. dated LIST December, 1912.
go dollars, letter B., No. 364lO, payable to
William Armstrong, dated ist December, 1912.
I Enclosed to @
JONES q BOXER, PAiladelph;a
September r2,-43.-3O.-6w
! Oxrn.r1r -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

HAVE removed to their new store on the cor.
- ner Of Main and Water streets, and have
just received and have on hand very large SUD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
ScOtt. White & Go.

HAVE removed TO their new store on the cor
IL ner of Main and Water streets. and ha
just received and have on hand very large sup
ply Of articles. n
$50 sacks salt
80 sacks coffee
30 hhds sugar .,-..- ..-s
l25 kegs nails
rs do powder
COCO lbs bar lead ,9
10 barrels loaf sugar
20 do molasses
500 lbs copperas e
600 lbs saleratus -7s-sE .s
30 boxes tobacco
2 bbls linseed oil
bbls tanners oil
l2CO lbs rice
lO0, 1000 cigars
$4,000 lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard
10000 lbs iron f~s s,. s
200 plough moulds
20 casks sweet VINE
sacks blk pepper
ii boxes ten ..aae sa...
80 boxes ciaret a|
IL boxes cantenac @
20 cases shoes e. boots Ski ...
60 boxes glass n.... a
S6 boxes sperm candles " -
Is doz painted buckets .
ID doz corn. brooms .-..-l . .-
so bags shot ........
20 cases cotton cards
7 coils rope
20 bbls whiskey Kill ...
boxes collins axes na.- .r.
Ginger 7..
Alspice
Indigo
Madder
Spanish Brown
Whiting
Paints &c. &c. &c.
These, and other articles usually found in a
wholesale house.
We feel ourselves bound to e.press our uroti.
tudo for tho liberal patronage, which the pns;c
have bestowed upon US. and hope by strict atten.
ton to business, TO merit a continuance of the
same.
June 10, lS43. r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

SCOTT, WHITE & Co. have ;nst r.c.;x., -,
y s.ean.-boat Lucy Walker, ~
~ Baskets champagne
10 boxes honey dew tobacco $50 -
10 reams large paper .+t $50
July I, l643.