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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
VAN BUREN ACADEMY.


REING encouraged by the liberal patronage have
I'D hitherto received. have associated with me
DR.. J. S. DAVIS, formerly Principal of the Madison
Libearl Institute, Hamilton, Ohio and also
Principal of the Public Schools,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tne discipline and regulation Of this Academy viii!
be under the mutual direction and control Of Dr. D4.
Wis and myself
The second session of this Acadcmy will commences
on the first Monday Of March next, and continue twen
ty-two weeks. sH 1877
The OF study will be extended 40 far M cir
cumstances may render it necessary that at fu
ture day, should sufficient encouragement be offered it
may include practical illustrations of Experimental
Philosophy, Botany, Mineralogy, Geology, and their
concomitant branches; at present it smraccs most OF
the subjects of business and professional cducation
usually taught in our Academies and Colleges
No pupil will 1oe received for less term than oise
session but those who enter after the
and previous to the middle of the session. shall be ac
countabe for the unexpired time only and no dcduc.
ton viii be ma dc for occasional except in case
Of sickness
CLASSIFICATION.
The Preparatory Department will embrace Snclipc
Reading, Pronunciation, Defining, Writing, and the
hudiments of Arithmetic.
TERMS-$ IL PER SESSION.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
JUNIOR Consolidating. Writing English Grammar.
arithmetic Geography with the use of the Globes De-
fning, and Composition.
TERMS-$l2 FER SESSION.
SeNIoR CLAss.--Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry
Analytical Plano and Spherical Trgonomstry, with
their applications Mensuration, Surveying Differen.
tial. and Integral Calculus. &c.
TERMS-$ Is PER SESSION.
The science of Astronomy, which conanrcberd. =,
entire acquaintance with the starry heavens will h.
Illustrated on starlight evenings the absence Of the
full moon and WILL for this cause ho ma de
charge OF three dollars session, students Of the
Academy. 80 = : - :
Tuition fee will be invariably required Il, advance.
E. d. POWERS. :.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

An important modification of the steam engine
hns been effected by PhiIadephia mechanic, by
which two-thirds Of the usual expense is saved,
and stenm power thus placed within the roach of
those carrying on the most moderate mechanical
busness.-Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

IIAVE just received per steamer Export, and fol
n u sale low for cash only, f
100 sacks salt,
SO sacks Rio coffee,
10 hhds sugar,
10 bbls do,
80 kegs Boston nails,
l barrel copperas,
box cotton cards, no. 10,
I do. hatchets,
/ do. hammers,
gross blocking,
ceroon indigo,
l keg saleratus,
! barrel birthstone.
] bag pepper,
] cask madder,
box stable SALT
cask rice,
doz. brooms,
boxes Goldfish,
do, starch,
barrels syrup,
half barrels mackorel,
boxes pickles,
barrels molasscs, &c. &c.
April l, l643.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
BOARDING SCHOOL 8.

TIME Summer term of Mr.. and Mrs NEWTON.S
u Male and Female Boarding School. Cane Hill,
Arkansas will commence on tho seoopd Monday of
May next, and continue % weeks, All. laecessary
books can be had of the toachors.
Cane Hill, April 9, ls4a s-tf'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
THO. III. CMENOvyETH s. co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. 81 TCHOUPlToULAs ST.

NO. 81 TCHOUPlTOULAS ST.
NEW ORLEANS.
CASH or GROCERIES advanced on Tobacco
of a good quality, shipped to the above House and
insured if required by JOHN AUSTIN & co.
March 25, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22


The clever Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial thus happily shows up
the thousand idle rumors thnt are continually fly
ing from the metropolis:-Pic.
Mr.. Webster is going to England, to replace
Mr.. Everett. Mr.. Everett is not expected to ac-
cept the new commission. Mr.. Everett will of
course take his appointment. Mr.. Gushing is
to have the State seal. Mr.. Upshur is to do the
Same, and Mr.. Gushing is to succeed Mr.. Upshur
ns Secretary of the Navy. The 18th inst. is the
day assigned for these changes. No changes will
be made until Mr.. Everett is heard from. Mr..
Fletcher Webster is to 60 t., England by the first
packet. and is to be Mr.. Everett's secretary OF
legation at the Chinese "court." Mr.. Profit is
to go to Rio, rs full Minister. Mcssrs. Wise,
Gushing and Profftt are TO address the great Ty-
Ter meeting today in your Tabernacle, Broad
way. Mr.. Wise is in Virginia, and Mr.. Profit
in his bed. And so we gol
Such are the most reliable rumors at present
afoat in Washington. If out of them all, you or
your reader can Gull ga fixed fact,'' there is
some yet of the quadrature Of the circle.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

day. In short, marriage is a mixture. and you
can hardly taste the sweets without imbibing some
portion of the sour.-Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
VIM. IL. & M. MAYERS,
Fort Smith.

EH AVE Just received from New Orleans, by
the splendid steamer Lucy Walker, the fol-
lowing articles Of groceries which they will sell
low for cash.
Sugar, Oil sperm,
Gofee, Oil Linseed,
lea, Mackerel,
Rice, Tobacco-honev dew
Candles, Wines,
Molasses, Liquors,
Salt, Cordias,
Pepper, Paints,
hasins, Indigo, &c. &C.,
together with every article in the grocery line.
March 4, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
DISSOLUTION.

HNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
II the firm Of LORENZO DE LANO e. CO. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The books and ac
counts are in the hands of L. Dc Iano, who alone is
authorized to settle all business of the firm.
LORENZO DE LANO
JAMES STINNETT
The business hereafter will be conducted bv L. De
Lano and he hopes by strict attention buiness, to
merit liberal share of public patronage
Park Hill, c. N. April s, l643-9-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
PUBLIC SALE.

NV I'LL be sold to the highest bidder, at the New
wv Works at Fort Smith, Ark. at IL O'clock. on
the 22nd day of April, l843. = 8
Seceral Work Horses, Orsn, and Mules,
The property OF the United States They are in cod
order and fit for immediate use, and are sold in conse
quence of there being surplus on hand
Terms of sale, Cash.
E. b. ALEXANDER, A. @. NJ
Quarter Masters Office
Fort Smith, Aprils 8. l843. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
LIST OF LETTERS

ED EMAINING in tho Post Office at Van Bu-
Hc> len, March 81, which if not tnken out with
in three MONTHS they will be sont to the General
p,e, OfT;ra os Dead Iettcra
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

The Bankrupt La,c.--A Caricature-The
New York Journal of Commerce describes lit
tie picture which young attorney made W th his
lead pencil. descriptive Of the repeal of the bank.
rupt law. On two high posts was gate suspend.
ed over the path, and ready to fall at aAG moment
hilalong The path wore men running in the great
est eagerness to get through before the gate should
fall. Some had fallen down, some were thrust a.
side, and others in the had mot with other dsas.
ters. On the other side of the gate was crowd
who. having got through, had turned round to
survey the race.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
JOHN S. TURNER,
If tFoRMERLY rcEsEa AND wooDRUFF)
GG GMsNgl ggGGI AgEM@@AIT

No. 81, Camp Street, New Orleans.
pEGS leave to offer his services to his friends and
D the public. and from his lon, residence in the
City, to merit share of public patronage.
REFER ro-Pickett & Gregg. Van Buren,, Ark's.
October ii, lS42-39-6m [Pr's fee Sf91
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

yism.-We are hPpy to find the prin-
ftbis new science p philosophicaily de-
as they are in the lowing letter from
its most distngushebrofessors. and pop
tfturers. No one caahnd any difficulty,
1is lucid description, il understanding tho
in which Animal Ngnetism produces
AArising effects which I've been attributed
Ne copy, tEs letter froNthe Morning Post.
(sshpve no reasons for ddPting ITS genuine
k sston Daily Adv.
1pwing. account of Wonderful expert
textract from leitd dwrilteh by DR..
Boston, to Professor Alioitson of Lon
sor-On the Sth ofAnury, IS43 |
Apstextraordinary &pcriment sew
Sthellko success. is as follows:
ehadbeen magnetizS by the Rev.
a Canndaigua, was |ptroduced to
her x,reneIy sus( bible to the
<agenc, and could ptent idens to
Ne acakig or natural bate, by the
Rf myown thoughtsA have al
the pplosophy, tha be nervous
ncd y tine snme 4 Of laws
peat Int &c.-as liation and
actuak made this 4 " perform
of phepmena which the won-
9srs in thfeast. She VI required
cup of p'assos, (any vher dark
swer the safe purpose) and awhen the
trradiance fro' my brain wakequai 10
Of reAection'i i her brain, shajisiinctly
page Of my thigtts atthe piht Of co.
knd gave minto descriptionskf many
Yhor1 she coulthave no idea u. She
prsat's and th'fs in the fluid on when
3 Of fssought coferged. ! am Unaware
Experiment wasver performed before,
THE Indians a be East.
ieye me, as oveyours truly,
lRERr II. CoLLta
IN, Y. Feb. 1s43."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

J,- AT AUCTION,
nN MONDAY MAY 1st. will be sold at Fort Smith.
in width, by 80 feet long, 10 feet posts
April Is, lo43. J. II. HEARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

NH HcCORMICK'S PATENT MouIp RoApns-A
~ few just received, and for sale low, by
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
February 4, l643.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

hdonablo boarding schools for the for
q billiard rooms, cigar shops with pret-
If'1 behind the counter, oyster saloons,
~ orscss dinner parties at the Astor,
handy juleps, gold watches and un-
with the taslors for the latter.
ing Of tho eviiis in the mismannge-
rem. Not ono parent in fifty seems
q that shildren have bodies for ainy
than put fine clothes on and 20
SHOW F3nfants scarcely out OF the
ent 10 schools, crammed with ridicu.
nd supplied nd libitum with ssscience
~ juvenile minds, Y instead of being
p nbout and tumble heels over head, !,
10 use their limbs and lungs in the
70 read Muther Bunch, Goody Two
f.ssiosoa CfusoeI Boys are stuffed
Grcelf,f gninst the stomach Of their
~ 5Aey eVn ,ithar read or write Eng
\ sases wh hirlod through course Of
4. mus ID algcb "a, Metaphysics, con-
,,irol olog3 and fer nught we know neu-
3sree thHy sht to be g,thering roses for
'faAe asd = htness for. their eyes, and
ttssIr littl9 h sand nrrns and famous ap-
NJ Fsesr di'ta =. by passing at least four
ty.ayery dS .fwhoIesoms outdoor exer.
\ TSns ''p WITH she sun n. uorning and 60
re st''h ih5 birds at night
IVA hive OR way. not a child in the
e.ght years Of age'hou'd see the
NJ ooi,hayise or a schod book. And
n .na 'tonl ii,ed public shoad be startled
Acf{s ,nri ~ Nv dr,c, 80. !, c,,n.,..,,
A1Ai' bring our homily toa close.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

A FAMILY OF CoUNTERFE,rERs.--Mary Shep.
herd who has been found guilty of counterfeting
in the Court of Sessions at lato hour on Monda Y
night, was this afternoon sentenced to the State
prison for . years and one month. The prisoner
is about 60 years old, and the mother of numer-
Gus family. the greater number of whom, and al.
so both their parents, arc now in different State
prisons. or sentenced to be sent there.
About one hour before tho mother was senten-
ced in the Court of Sessions, her son James Shep-
herd was, for similar offence, Sentenced by the
U. S. Court to be imprisoned in the State prison 5
years, Her daughter was sentenced to the State
prison by the Courtof Sessions about week back.
Her husband is in the State prison of Ohio, one of
her sons is in the Slate prison of ~ Jersey, anoth-
er in the Stale prison at Sing Sing, and third
will leave this city for the same place, ccompa-
nicd by his mother, in day or two. All these
have been convicted ofsimiiar offences, counter
feiting.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

~
= y.sss.sisal Life.-The Bridgeton IN. J.)
As that Mrs. Sarah Slnih, who died
W. OF -tlit! 26,h ul,.. was lineal de.
y he royal family of Sweden. Her
sfa 'mothsr Eli abeth, in tho turbu-
~ ser ingdom, ,as compelled to flee
ssisvo 'lfltry,w W en- she was sixteen
ohe tus !cnacea ed in ogshcad on
p ats ,kIlolm. for some tjmo before
sasiea iot Smcrica She brought many
easaree. y,ish be- across line water,
nsso cosiealcd on board the ship; but
Ne sel hadAsaiioi over ths Atlantic she
"a or ths Jersey shore. This lad !.
the cray saved their lives. In her
m +Hfon, IN the shores Of vast wilder
ss Jersey tnn was, she fell in with a
inc name q Garrison; their acquain-
INTO 'nIimEy and ripened into love.
~ him and u him had ten Children
lSi,nt her yo'hgest sen, William, was
yhea-shdNas in Rr 55th year. She died
[95lh year Of herApge. She has grand
tw living in Bridf,on. who was brought
hnr until he was boot 8 years Of age, to
|ssho related this ma tative and many Of her
ing adventures. 1 Us gentleman computes
4imother's descendAts in this country nj
Ia thousand.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22
LIST OF LETTERS

EP EMAlNlNG in the Post Ofice at Fayette-
- vile on :he LIST day of April 1913, which, il
not taken out in three months will be sent to the
(xanerai Peat Q0ica .Dond IIoffa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

AND MANUEACTORY OF
I ARMlNG IMPLEMENTS. S.
SHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, thnt no has remov-
n his shop on Main street, where he has and will
k&p constantly on hand. q superior assortment Of
PNghs, Harro'vs, Shovels, Hoes, and all kinds Of
F3mng Tools, which he will sell low for cnsh.
lepairing neatly executed ON reasonable terms.
llso-Horse.s .shoeing done in the best manner.
THOS. A. HROOKsNG.
ytn Buron, Sept. ?, lS42.--33
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

A terrible storm ragged in New York the oven
ing of the 10Th inst. 1t showed SO violently that
the streets wero almost impassibie. 1t blew with
such violence that large brick building, which
was defective and about to be taken down, fell
upon an adjoining residence and crushed it. The
wife of the occupant was instantly killed and a
daughter had leg fractured. Chimneys we're
blown down in sundry places in the city, md edi-
tors were anticipating accounts Of serious disas.
ters to shipping. The Great Western went on,
little while before the gale commenced, but i,
was believed that she had made sufficient way TO
escnp pc extrerae peril.-Pic.z--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

cRA Bushels COTTON SEED, just received per
OOO Steamer Export, and for sale at cost and
charges, by J.. II. HEARD
Fort Smith. April 8. le43-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

- vile on the LIST d,
not taken out in three
General Post Office as
Buc hanan JB
Bell Luther M
Bridges Williamson
Bromfield Jas
Bell John
Beerraen Alfred
Bergman Jas
Brandon Jas
Brodie L
Brewer Savillian
Cole Jas
Corley Dana II
Cowen Messrs G ] & J
Coates William 2
Chandler William
Chick Jacob
Caldwell Jas
Caldwell Thos
Cannon Young
Cavness Henry
Costa John L
Conley D II
Craig Jas
Clemmens Abram
Dean Doct
Dana Mr..
Duke Geo w
Evans l. d
Finley Norris
Fletcher Robt
Gordon Il w
Gibson John 2
Grey Washington
Gibson Gibson
Homes Jas
Hitchcock Mrs E p
Hanna Duria w
Hart Lyman
Harris Jas B
Hoy A
Holden Jonathan
Henry Jas
Howery George
Harrison G B
Howery George Jr
Irwin Ann
Jones lsacc
Johnson
Kennedy Jas
Keller John r
Knight NJ NJ
kinebraugh Jas
kendrick 0
Lellard Augustine
Letter Jacob
Lewis John 4
Larrimore VIM It
Larrimore e. Thornber'
Lewis George
Lynch Jas
McGarrah VIM
McGarrah John
Nick Ball
Marrs Jas
Persons calling FOR /,
please say they are adv
get them. JOHN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

0trThe ''sports Of the Ring" between two
members of the Pennsylvania House of Represen-
tatives-one Of whom pulled the ns,se Of the 9th.
er-becarne the subject Of a warm debate on the
day following the affair. A resolution was intro.
duced to expel the nose-puller, and then other mo-
tions were made to appoint committee to encui re
into the manner in which it was done-the latter
of which was finally adopted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

| Persons calling for any of the above letters
| please say they are advertised. or they may moi
get them. JOHN /. S'iIRMAN, p. M.
| April Is, lS43. o 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-22

RElNG encouraged by the liberal patronage have
Id hitherto received. | have associated with me
DIR. J. S. DAVIS, formerly Principal of the Madison
Libearl Institute, Hamilton, Ohio and also
Principal of the Public Schools,
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he number OF insertions Of Advertisements the
Ms they viii ordered to be stoned and
eu accordingly VI Orders to stop n writing
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hne'; except Auetonsers and Lottery dealers charged
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MADE To c sb-enbe who has been fully appointed Agent Tor the
H. BALDWIN. Aren,
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
lcsaIc and Retail.
VI WI take this occasion again 10 remind friends
aud Good: at p@ 9 our much Si
- lower than formerly, and IT determination to
CHANTS and purchasers generally give can before they hun
assuring them that efforts part wanting to please
ngv VIZ
FOR LADIES.
Ladies very superior French Morocco Slipper part Nc
l" Ss very superior French Morocco Walking Shoes
DO hne French Morocco and KID Bu,kins
No No 90 40 do do Slipper beautiful at 81
DO eooured Morocco slipoers white and white sanda
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cenemen- vsy superior Cakin and Morocco r,s. Roots ILL.,
DO Calfkn Boot. %, 1rd and qualiie.
DO low priced pegged and -eyed Boots
DO very superior Cai.kin and Morocco Brogans Miles
Do dnecafand Kir-kin Brogan. and Shoes ASSORTED
DO fine Bnekskin shoes and slippers
Mi ns very fine French Morocco and Nd Slippers
% 90 90 and d s. %a.an s6 seos:
do do do seal,kin Leather Walking Shoe.
BOYS.
Boys fine Calfskin Brogans and Shoe.
DO do do krskin DO do
Do Do i lined and bound pesged and sewed Brogan-
DO '"'k unbound pesSed , AMI :eMel do
Women's leather pcgged and sewcd we,s assorted
~ 90 DO do Boots do
DO do lid and Morocco Slipper. do
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound, pegged and sewed Kip Brogans
y" ao do do Shoes
DO thick unbound pegged and sewed Brogans
DO thick begged and -ewed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Chdrcn- Boots and as n all p,s
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Think
pefo carpet Travelling Bag Nace Trunks Car and Letter
Wrapping Paper Shpe Thread assorted Shoe Brsba Bcknr
Hair Trunks, all sizes, &c. d. BUIIINGroN A. 20
ap 90 ''''' III ''O'S Ns Sl.o's Il n,
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SPRING AND SUMMER HATS.
Madeira. sherry and por, Wines.

VUNiIE subscribers take asurc the attention of the tr,5
- and their friends sene-y,
the MSsrs blackburn Wines different
qualities Of Madeira sherry and Port place which they can
with confidence and pleasure nd
eeabe standing of the Mr Blackburn guarantee that any
order for ue Wines VIII be eompane. with agree
ment The subscribers solicit orders
ton oi Mes-rs George and Robert Blackburn for
the Old Reserve London Particular
Secal Bua Malny and and Port from
Mercy and Oporo selected by Messrs Sandman Forster * Co
Those fond o shcrs and Port opportunity through this
agencyto command the pures 4 table OF the different
qualities and prices be application 10
DUNLOP MONCTTRE 4 70 A,.,,.
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~ -, 'r'N1N = '''N'l'
LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE.
OQQ HHDS. n. O. Sugar. part primo
zoo 80 DO Porto Rico do part superior
20 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
- hhds Trinidad
~ do New Orleans 80, ,,.-,
do Porto Rico ~
do Maianzas
ego bags Prime taruIu
$50 do Rio
PC do on Government Java
GO do Cubs ,,,.-,.r.
$50 do Porto Rico 'i'HD
$50 DO African
IS do Mamcaiho
~ do st. Domingo
500 sides SOLE Leather llcmoes and OAK Tanned
Shoe Thread AMI Irvine
Bags Pepper DO rmcuto
700 kegs Nails and Br1d-
tons American uIscrrd steel
tons Virginia Bar Iron
Us bales Virginia and Georgia Cotton
so ucrccs prime Rice
sacks salt English Refined Table Salt
l20 boxes sNlO AMI tONt2 Window Clss
10 bales son Shell Almonds
ego loScs Bunch Raiens
Drums Pas
los Wool Warc
90 dozen Painted Buckets
10 90 Corn Brooms
bales Hons
Bushels clover Seed
Imperial and Cunpowdrr Tea. Black Tea
ueup and Manila Bel Cords
Hemp AMI Cotton Plough Lines
81 BAGS wooi-i9 bar' F-1'her-Couon Yarns
$50 lars Shot-kcEs ul9ours Gun powder
Sporting Powder cln.sers
Writing. Letter and Wrapping PAPER
boxes sap Brown. varentci White SCENTED &C.
so DO Huus Patent Candies
10 Tarow Do
DO Sperm DO
sherry Port Muscat and Champagne Wines
salt Peirc. Mum. Corrcrs Nader and Indigo
Tar Pitch Macscrrl Stone Ware &C &C
NH 81