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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

WHEELING. Va.
ZINE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared, with The
necessary machinery, and is successfully
prosecuting the manufacture of Lard Old at his
establishment on Market Alley, being enabled
with his present machinery 10 turn out about six
Hundred gallons a Week, of OIL that he warrants
equal to aRv manufactured in the United States,
for al! purposes equal 10 the best Sperm, and fOi
MACHINERY far superior TO any other Kind OF oil
HI Is enabled To sell al the lowest CIncIn natl
prices. MIlers, mHchlnists, merchants and other Q
are invited TO give him a call, as he IS prepared TO
sell wholesale or retail, on such terms as cannot
fail 20 please. Oh. put up in Barrels, Kegs, cans
or In any manner or quantity TO suit purchasers.
All orders prompt attended 10. Address
NJ WARREN.
Cash paid for Lard. mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
NO. 223
MANUFACTURES.
WINDOW GLASS.

- WINDOW GLASS.
Nv SHINES & JAMES II ROBERTS:
. respectfully inform the public tim, The,
nave en'eres into eo-partnership in the manufsc,sr.
yvhhuo" SissS OF The Glass Factory in Sourh
""se'ing, where they will always keep on hand .
''ock VI Glass Of all sizes. which tbev Iii Iii =
y 1.-The lowest prices. Orders addt.sstd ~
: "lI be promptly filed with an srticie ~a,
Sn'e 10 be equal TO any Cylinder Glass man.
neisIes IN The Western country. d.c os",s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
WM JEssOP & SONS CAST STEEL.

WM JESSOP & SONS CAST STEEL.
TNHE subscriher has Just received
| cases "A by Z refined expressly for aTes5
do assorted from 3 io2 inches square.
do Double shear; refined Gr edge tOoIss
do Germaa or Scythe steel;
Also. igs genuine Hoaa l.. which he offers to
ymiih's az surernr 10 Sandersan n Brothers mama
hcIure. those who have given IL a trial say that 1t
cen Re WORKED with q higher heat Than any other
,,sel SAMUEL NEEL.
inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

1nnO LBS, OAKUM.-
bNBNIV 1000 b TOW.
81 dor Bed Cords. &c dOz Plough Lines.
25 Coils Manila Rope. 90 Coils Hemp Rope,
Is Reels Pncking Yarn.
ALSO-LINES aud TWINESof all kinds. which
will he soId rs low 6r CASH. as can he purchased
West Of the Mountains. The public are respect
fully solicited TO give me . call before purchasing
elsewhere. CHARLES ". BERRY,
Cordage Store.
aug IS Head Of Water ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

PER WEEK I21
Single papers Tor sale by the carriers and at the
ofics at 3 rests a copy.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times,
published On Wednesday, at 81 90 per annum
in Adsanee-sGs3 Dot paid within one month
from the beginning sfthe Year. Nonew subseSbers
will he received. except such as pay in advance.
For 6 moRtss 81 SO is invariably charged No
ibsc riber received for less term than six months,
aud no paper discontinued, except atthe discretion
Of the publisher, until all arrearuges are paid.
TERMS oT DVERTIsINe.
Three insertions or less per square, sI.O0
ORe week, Sl,50
Two Weeks, $3.50
Three Weeks, S3.25
-Four weeks, S4.O9
Two mna'hs. 5000 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted Till forbid or without
Ipress order. will be inserted until ordered out
nd charged ono dollar Cor LIST threa insertions, and
Is cts fr each insertion after. Advertisements
nse' ted three times n week for three fOurths the
a'Ove, Weekly for Que half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
IN AND

4 MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
~ CCTLERY-The subscriber hasiusi rPceiv-
ed a fretli supply Of HARDWARE CUTLERY
the most of which is American manufacture, at great.
" rdnced prices, and Of equal quality With the hest
English manufacture. Those who are acquainted
with he prices Of Hardwar will please call and see
the practical operation Of what is called by SONS
the late high rariG on the following articles, all Il.
meriosn:
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
PITT do HAND do
WEB &c Locks. Hinges, Screws,
BuicGsr knives Shoe knives LqiChes. Candlesricks.
Cssto,., Rnles. BeV Is. SQUARES, Plane Bits. Chisels,
Screw drivers, Compasscs, Augurs, G;mbleis. Bells.
Ares. Foot AIDES, HaIchcts, Brushes, &c. together
" i'm a lurge lot Of ScyIhes, Slckles. Scythe Rifles
and Scythe Stones SAML NEEL.
juno 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
CHEAT

HAHDWA IKE.
DIT & GREER, No $50 Main street. have
Just rece!ved-a fresh supply Of hardware,
eonsisu y of CIR IS and Grain Scythes. Sycles,
Scythe Riffs and Stones, Mill Saws, Cross
Gut Saws, Hand Saws, Tenor Saws, Kni, es and
Eorks; Picket Knives, Iron ire, Rim Locks,
Door LaIches, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges, Till,
Chest, Cupboard, Trunk and PAD Locks, all
KINDS OF Files and Rasps, Trace Chains, and ev-
cry ether article IN the Hardware line. All OF
IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

JUST RECEIVED.
A GENERAL assortment ct Drugs, Paints, and
Dye Stufs. amnngs' which are
10 Csrbuys Oh ViiriOl.
S 10 Aqus Forts.
8 do MnuaIIc Acid,
? do SulphUuc Ether.
3 DO Spis. Niire.
3 do Aqua Ammnnia.
5 Cases Gam Copul and Shellar.
A few cases Chrome Green and Yellow,
3 Casks Erg LnmPblsck,
5 bills SpIs Turpeniine,
All o. whIoh will be sold at Tho lowest prices BY
sent II JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

TWLDREN's BLACK AND DRAB CASsE
- MERE HATS. = splendid srticlo received
rhis day. At MCALLAM'S. l75 Main ST.
jc 81
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Cash paid for I.ars
WILLIAM III.

ID ESpECTFUILY informs the citizens Of
II Wheeling and the public in general, that he
confines 10 carry on the BOOT and SHOE Ma
KING PUSiNESS. al his old stand, at the sign
OF he Big LEA THEIR B0OT, Main street,
Wheeling; wb-re he is prepared TO execute all
orders in his ii c in the neatest and best style,
and al prices TO suit the times. He would also beg
leave TO render MS grateful thanks to his old
friends and customers for past favors, and sOli-
cts a continuance of their patronage. He whi
furnish CASH customers with boots and Shoes
nj the following reduced prices:
BOOTS-Best make at IS, 8 and 7, warranted
to equal in r~eatness and durability, any article of
The kind that can be haC in the city of Wheeling.
SHOt.S All kinds of mems shoes made To
order OF prices ranging from 81 to 3. en- ap 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
COACH

COACII TRIMMINGS,
ASPLENDID assortment of Coach Laces Erase
and Silver Hub Bands, Dash Fraptes,
Lamps, Handles, Stump Points, MalIeable Iron,
Iron Axles, ElIpQc Springs, Patent Nash Lea
iher, DC, &c: TO be found at hard tim es prices al
lel6 OFT q GREEk'S, No I59 Nam ST.
A NVlLS AND VICES:-A good assortment
N re celVed and for sails by
may Is OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

= ELLONS ofull sizes, warranted good, for
Nh DIT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

iusi reed and FOR
JAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

DE IISTh u
S. p. HULLIHEN. DENTAL SURGEON.
NFFICE, No gil, Main ST, a few doors above
" the Virginia Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
HEAL TIL
By ritz USE OF THE

~ TiE USE or THE
AGEIAN yFGETABLEU NfvERSALM MEDICINES
AsJorme-Iy prepared under the superyisi0n ofths
Ia TIE DIR. THOMAS MOAT
wee PreStienI of The Rritish &, lIege nC Health
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
$3.50 REWARD.

A N ATROCIOUS MURDER was perpetrated
1sA on the Sth inst. upon the body of my BROTH
er. ISAAC BUSHYHEAD, at the house of
w. Bell, in Saline District, by John Work,
George and Ellis West, who have fled from ius.
tice. This, therefore; is to make known that the
following sums will be paid for their apprehen.
sion: - = ~ lt1E RN -.
For JOHN WORK $250,if taken within tho
limits of the Cherokee N11on, and $500 if an.
pretended out Of the Nation, and delivered to the
sheriff of Saline District, He is said by some to
be white man, though Aelhas attempted to pass
for an lndian; he is about 5 feet 10 or IL inches
In height, and his weight about 175 pounds, COM
p'exion very dark, black hair and eyes, short
nose and turned up at the end; and supposed to bo
about ~ or S2 years of age. He came to this
country fhdm Alabama, has been among the
Creeks, and was tried sometime past at Fayet,e.
willie, Ark's, for muIder committed in Washing.
vton Countajn which was implicated.
For GEORGE WEST $3.50, if taken in this
Nation, or $500 if taken out of the Nation and
delivered as above mentioned. lie is native cit
Izen, though he would scarce be known as an In
dian in the States lhis father being a white man.
He is little over feet in height, and about $50
pounds in nEweight, black hair, eyes of grayish
color, has fiho soft voice, and is about "a or 25
years of age.
For ELLIS WEST 500 if taken in this Ma.
'ioA's Vi ~~so u Ol t'ie NATION. anu UG-
livered as above. He is q younger brother of
Georges, and is about 81 or % years of age, his
height is near feot inches, and weighs upwa rds
of 200 pounds, dark hair and gray eyes, soft
fine voice like his brothers. which however, is
pee culiar TO the family.
When last seen the two Vests were in compa-
ny, passing down Grand River, towards Fort
Gibson; and Work going in the direction Of Ben
ton County, Ark's. 1t is probable they may al
tempt to escape in the direction of Texas.
0ET An increase of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to the sun, already offered will be paid for
the arrest and delivery of George West over to
the Sheriff of Saline District, if apprehendod be-.
yond the limits of tho Cherokee Nation. Also,
The sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars addition
al will be paid for the and delivery of Ellis
West as above stated, if npprehended out of the
limits Of this Nation.
JESSE BUSHYHEAD.
Cherokee Nation. Aug 26, lS43-3l-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT.

FENtlE undersigned havo this day issued the first
- No. OF new weekly paper in this city, under
the above title *
The Democrat will support the principles which
Its name indicates in the strctest sense; and while
1t VIII maintain an independent, manly tone, will
always strive to promote harmony and union
among all protesting Democratic principles. The
lnsdlous attempts now making to produce discord
among the Democracy of Arkansas by arraign-
ing the prtrate transactions'of individual men,
bers OF the party, will receive no aid or counte-
nance IN the columns Of our paper Without en-
terlng INTO lengthy promises, the Editors pledge
themselves to use their best endaavors, aided by
an experience OF several years connection with
the public press, to render their papera resPecta-
Die and useful organ of the 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
lc paper in the State, and none ut the seat of Co
vernment; hence we offer our paper with con-
fdence Of success.
Apart from lis political character. the latest
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 fe--its fluctuations and
It's vast concerns"
should we succeed in obtaining the patronage
we may reasonably expect, tho paper will soon De
ehla geo and Otherwise improved.
IERMs.-Three dollars per annum in advance,
or four dollars if not paid in advance.
,.a,sl CHAPMAN g. JONES.
] L'tlo Rock, Aug. 10, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
0AWDD@Mo

1N%EE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTION.
"A ED from receiving the following described
TREASURY NOTES, payment having been
stopped. which were deposited in the Post Office
on the 29lh day of March 1913, and mailed ON.
the first day of April lS43, at Van Buren. Ar.
kansas, to the respective persons in the descrjp.
ton of said notes mentioned, and whose name,
are respectively undersigned; tho same having
never been received by the persons TO whom .hey
were sent. r. -ss~r = e.. -
$50 dollars, letter B., No. 36704, payable TO
d. Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1915,
Enclosed TO -.
COOK, ANTHoNYr& 81 MAHoNY,
Nep York.
"lOO dollars, letter c., No. 2O9Ol, payable to
P. NJ. Butor. dated l4sh September 1912.
Enclosed TO . s...- --.
WEST, OLIVER, & Co., Ms~ 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 18th February, 1872.
100 dollars, letter c., No 1892, payable to P.
Muhenburgh, dated 18th February, 1912.
J. W. & R. LEAvITT, New York.
$50 dollars, letter c.. No 3G4ll, payable to
William Armstrong. dated lst December, 1912.
$50 dollars, letter c.. No. 364O2, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, ls42.
Enclosed to
R. L. SMITH & HENDERSON,
Nep York.
$50 dollars letter B., No. 36443, payable to J.
P. Davis, dated 10th December, 1912.
Enclosed TO y
sPELLMAN & FRAZER, Neas York.
$50 dollars, letter A., No. 1864, payable to
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1912.
80 dollars, letter B., No. 36695, payable to
David Hunter, dated 3!st December. 1912.
so dollars, !cttor c., No. $685. payable to
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1912. ..
Enclosed to
DOREMUs, sUYDAMs e. NIXON,
Nev York.
"loO dollars, letter B., No. alss6, payable to
J. P. Davis, dated 22nd November, 1912.
100 dollars, letter A., No. 2lO22, pa yable to
J. P. Davis, dated 3Clh September, 1912.
so dollars, letter c., No. 36693, payable 10
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, lS42.
Enclosed 10
o. B. WHITE, Nsy YORK.
900 dollars, letter B.. No. 1915, payable to
J. X. Anderson, dated Goth May, 1912.
400 dollars, letter B., No. 2lO20. payable to
J. P. Davis dated 3Oth September. 1912.
400 dollars, letter c., No. 2l3S7, payable to
J. P. Davis, dated 22nd November, 1912.
"l00 dollars, letter A., No. 2l406 payable to
E. b. Alexander, dated 23rd November, 1912.
+ 400 dollars, letter B., No. 2l4O7, payable TO
Z. B. Alexa nder, dated 23rd November 1912.
400 dollars, letter c., No. 2l4OS, payable to
E. B. Alexander, dated 23rd November, 1912.
$50 dollars, letter A., No 5000, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, 1912.
$50 dollars, letter B., No. 364lO, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, 1912.
Enclosed to
JONES & BOXER, Philadelphia.
September 2,-43.-30.-6w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
Fort Smith Races.

E7flE fall races over the Fort Smith Race Track
~ will commence on Tuesday the 24th day OF
October next. 49,.
Is, day. purse of 500. Mile heats.
ID day purse of $50. Two mile heats.
Sd day purse Of $500. Three mile heats.
Also colt race viii come Off on the 2Sth for
two year old colts and fillies, foalded and raised
in Arkansas. Entrance $lOO-half forfeit. To
name and close by the first day Of October next,
now four entries. Mile heats. To carry 20 lbs.
Amy person wishing to make entries can do SO
by applying TO SAMUEL CALDWELL,
Fort Smith, Aug. ~, lS43. Proprietor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
b. WALTON. c ii. SHEAFE.
WALTON d SHEAFE,
Commission Merchants,
COTTON FACTORS.
So Camp Street, New Orleans.
Sept. 7tl, IS43.-3I-6n.

AUCTION.
7 WILL offer for sale, in the town of Van Buren, on
Il Tuesday the Goth inst, well selected stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Hardnare, Cutlery. Boots, Shoes, Clothing, &c.
And in addition. Riding Horse, one likely
NEGRO MAN,
aged 25 years-one fine GOLD LEVER WATCH with
extra jewels and Independent second hand-two town
lots in Van Buren,, Nos III and IL. in Block No 4, ad.
joining the Columbus Hotel fronting Main Street,
each 80 feet front by l27 deep. D..
Also IL valuable tract of Land, N E. or. of Sec No.
9. North of Range 81 West, containing I60 Acres c.
cordng the of the Surveyor General situat
North East from Van Buren, about miles. Terms
made known the day of sale
SAML l.. GRIFFITH, Ag't
For GEO. W. PASCHAL
Sept 9th, IoI3.-3l-tds.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
an IrouHes.-We learn from the Platte

ysliS.l;un Iroubles.-We learn from the Platte
Ec ole that the Ottoes, in a. Council with Major
Mlier, their agent, refused to sign receipts for
orovisions issued to them; and moreover. give
him TO understand that he must leave their nation.
This, and the attack of some Of the O,toe people
on fleet of the Macknaw boats, we're reported
10 the proper department. Mr.. Mitchell, Super.
iutendent of Indian Affairs, few days since pass
cd 10 with company of Infantry, on a visit te
ths Ottoes. He will hold Council with thetribe
-Mo. Rep.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
STRAY OXEN.

&TRAYED from Van Buren, on or about tho
~ Goth April last, yoke Of oxen, one large
red OK; the other red and white stag. Both
branded with the letter FL on their horns. Per-
sons leaving information of their whereabouts, at
this office, will be literally rewarded.
August 5, IS13--26-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23

NJ
"na iair Investigation of the circum-
~ iee'So with the affair that occurred at
o.. on the llth nit that called forth
the l7th ult.. which operates so on
~pon me;-which, as it stands, affects.
ipjqriously, my character. r. interest and feel,
i'rr From ~ know Of your character, am
P'e~ snink that you will, knowingly,
'rss tn' H.. therefore. think when you
y AZ connected with the affair, you
u ePca .nafsh order. | feel justified in
Z 'la'uf rs hardship and injustice, mas
"a = ~ acted hastily in the matter; and
p s1i1es ron eTporte information; and without
ng pssp,y acquainted with the facts. 1t
aa ..s aas yo. have been incorrectly in
'aedoPoa s'o 'nat'er, or how is it possible that
y uHnp ,ae excuse the Principal, as not, even,
oention MS natne IN your order! Or how can
iccsspry @ Oe found gully, whom the Princi-
Is nd lhefeforc, think that my conduct
8 oofteo 10 you, as such, that am Clearly
. Altof And II is strange that the main ac-
50 III thefe were accessories,) who.-i it ap-
RS. We, or pretended to give you, faithful
5g 3fthe affair, escaped your official notice
81 nation! 1t strikes me that he has been
,tti,ious than faithful or honest. TO save
wat frc your official denunciations,. ne has
gau =. unfair and an interested account of
,... :asassances. Compare his conduct to mine:
.el1E Gated upon me for information upon
ot declined, and told you, that | would
Ter fsre, When you called upon him, you
inl6enation; enough, you supposed, upon 9th.
, 10 call from you your order, under the opera.
rs (which, they are now sufferers; and you
d! know, from circumstances, that he mus.
ID sen more deeply implicated than the 9th.
{. Yst his account, imposed upon you suifi.
~, % screen himse!f, and to implicate others!
3 TACT, alone, ought to awaken in your mind,
aicions, that all is not right. Therefore,
rs II fsquest that you will call the parties
eiAsr ttce to face, and investigate the matter;
q, utter this investigation, feel assured tina,
i will repeal this odous order.
AE rly answer is respectfully solicited.
FsssfI Iam, respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
. >HRA GEO. w. CLARKE.
|, ti-i DAVENPORT,
sk% 1n'd'g, Fort Gibson.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

n undersigned contra for carrying the u
4 nited States Mail from Little Rock 10 Fort Smith,
beg leave to nforR the travelling public, that they
Troy Coaches. which, toy ether with good and
xporcnccd and attentive drivers, will insure a safe,
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren and
Fort Smith. They have reduced the fare to So from
Fort Smith Scotia and 81 from Van Rnren Scotia
and from Scotia Little Rock SIS. Stage office at
Capt Rogers in Fort smith. and at the Columbus Ho
tel in Van Buren, All baggage at the risk Of the own
s. -...T
ADAMS g. WILSON, Contractors.
July |, l843-23-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23

VIZ HlTE LEAD, in kegs Linseed Oil sp'ts Iur
wv pentibc, Letharge; Venetian Red; Spanish
Brown; Whiting Umber; Terade-Siena inmP6acS;
Red Lead Ochrc Vormillion Chrome Green Chrome
Yellow; Paint Brushes; Sash tools Camel hair pen
ellis; Copal Varnisl Japan Varnish Glass, &c &c
w. H. & N. MAYERS,
nU.sysS5 Fort Smita
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
ADMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Adminis-
| Y tra.ion granted 10 tho undersigned. on tho
29th day of August, a. D. Is43. by the Clerk Of the
of Arkansas ON the estate Of George W. Brand deed.
persons ha wing claims against said estate are here
by notified to exhibit tho for allowance and clas-
sifcation according to law, within year from the
date of said letters they may be precluded FROM any
benefit of sad estate and if not presented within two
wears from said date. they will be forever barred And
all persons indebted TO said estate requested TO
ma kc immediate settlement with the undersigned.
WILLIAM l.. ROGERS,
Sept ?, 1913 --30-4w. Admin strotcr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23

NOTICE.
VAVING heretofore filed in the Office of the Court
4 4 of Probate Of Crawford county, account
the Administrators of the estate of the late Hugh
Knox, deed. shall proceed to make final settle
mont of administration Of said estate, at the
term Of the Court of Probate of said county be hold
at the Court House in Van Buren,, the first Mon.
day in October, A. ID. le43 which time and place,
those who are interested may attend il they think
proper. :
GEORGE w. KNOX.
SAMUEL ID. McALlSTER,
Sept. 9, lS43.--30-4w. Administrators.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
lCopu.l

(Copy.)
z the foregoing letter, Mr.. Clarke is
, t the undersigned made the order of
'aonplains, upon fu!! consideration and
4 of SO much Of the case to which it re-
,nvince him both Of the propriety and
fit. Did he at present entertain any
the matter, lie would cheerfully en-.
investigation with the hope of finding
resembling the "harsh ORDER"
gnedl WM. DAVENPORT,
Col. Com'nd'ng.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,


Aug. 90. Is43.
CorroN-ordnary A. 81; middng ST Ct;
midding fair 6a a II; fair a 81; good fair 0 a
o.; good fine 10 cents.
SUGAR-Louisiana 5 G4; Havana white 10 a
1Os; brown Ct.
MoLAsses-20 %, c. gal.
81 ToBACCo-2 a A. c.
. FLoUR-$4 25 rs.
WHIsXEY-Rectiiied 20 a &C.
CoFFEE--S 81.
SALT--l 625
RIcE--2 so 8 90, por Dbl.
Arrivals and departures of tho mails ut van
RureE, Arks.
SOUTHERN & EASTERN, (via Little Rock.)
Arrives o'clock, A. NJ. Mondays and Fridays.
Departs 3 do p NJ. Wednesday and Sundays.
NORTHERN, (va St. LOUSY
Arrives P. NJ. Mondays and Fridays -
Departs n. M. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
WESTERN 81 SOUTH WESTERN (via Fort Smith }
Arrives p NJ. Wednesdays and Sundays.
Departs 93 A. NJ Mondays and Fridays
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23

Tho Baltimore American Of the 26th ul,., no
tlclns tho Iobacco Market, says: We hear Of 10
sales of Kentucky this week. A demand is be.
ginning to spring up for Missouri Toba >co, OF
which we note sales Of about 100 hhds. this week
at S3 SO so. Tho stock of this descr otion
is quite largo at present. being about 1900 hhds.,
nearly all of which is held by one house-Messrs
J. Sullivan & Sons. The receipts of the past
week, as will be seen from the inspection returns,
show the article to be coming in freely, and there
is no doubt that in due ,ims it will become an i'm
portant item Of trade in this market. Tho in
spections Of the week are 722 hhds. Ohio; 2l3
hhds. Kentucky; and hhds. Virginia-.otal / ).
535 hhds.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-23
MASONIC.

ing of Van Buren, Lodge. Ne. 6, or
,eptember 2lst, A. L. 5S43, the fol.
lltions were passed.: -.
.--in the death of our brother, VIM.
ty fraternity have lost an enduring
81 enlightened officer;-and society, a
t'se example, in all the walks of life,
~ ted with profit by the community.
:, it is
That the members Of this Lodge
ia. badge of mourning for thirty
THAT Bros Sterne, DibrelIand John.
nmitteo, 10 transmit a letter of con.
these resolutions, to his bereaye ed
amily.
That the foregoing be published in
slnte!ligencer. ~
rof the Lodge: -
II. w. BELL,
SHcrptary prO fou