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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
THE FLOWING
:.


TSHIs ancient and well known establishment
Il Is now in better repair TO Manufacture
Flour than il has ever been aimee il was FIRST
built, which is almos, 4 ceRtury-haying one Of
the best Rubbers 10 clean Wheat from flth that
is IN the State Of Virginia, made by one Of the
owners Of the Mill, ELISHA S. SsTDER. Beirg
thus prepared to grind all kinds of Grain, and
wishing TO DO constantly employed, we would
solicit all those who have Grain 10 grind 20
give US call and see whether We will not do
as wellfor them as any other Mill 10 the coun-
". For every hundted bushels Of Merchanta.
bic Wheat, weighing 60pounds TO the bushel,
wek will give 40 barrels Super6ne Flour. and
stand the inspeotiofiu Baltimore, or.in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. We will also furnish casks
II requested by the owners Of the Wheat, they
paying for tho same when they get the return
FOR their Flour. We willsIso give 1850 pounds
Of 0ffall for every hundred bushels OF Wheat
We would rather The farmer would grind his
Wheat with US for toll, than for US 10 buy. vel
II any prefer selling, We will buy al a fair mar
ket price, and pay the cash onEdeIivery.
The publies humble servants,
ABRtHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA s. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring. Ang1 ), 1543.-9m.
~ Our Stnp NH and Platter NH
are IN good ofl., and Corn Grinding
IN the Cob is i salarlg attendedto
Aus. !, Issa. ''DIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

q IL persons knowing themselves 10 b in
"a debied 70 me either b. note or otherTise,
are requested 10 call immediately aud settle.
and al having claims 1gs inst me viii likeNsss
do he same. JOHN BURNS, Ser.
Nor. 80. lSf3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
MtstRIIanFoug.

WEALTH NOT HAPPIEEsg4G Go into the
country behold The farmer at his plough;
every thing is snug and comfortable /.
round him. He has not wealth. aud Is
consequently free from its perplexilies !;
he is not poor, and is consequently inle-
pendent. His family thrive around him.
and blest with health and contentmeht,
be enjoys as greatsa share of happiness
as ever falls 10 the lot Of mortals. Great
Tseltll is too often useless or misdirected
-1extreme poverty is fatal 10 Tue most
lapdable efforts. A state Of independent
competence between the two. is mostlike.
ly to preserve our principles untarnished
Ito keep our human sympathies refresh.
Cd. and to render US truely happy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

YtHOSE indebted 20 me, who have promised
Corn, Pork Wood, &c. are informed that
unless they supply me With those articles b. the
nrsi OF January money viii ee expected and ex-
acted. without respect to persons. He hopes
be viii Be spared fhe disagreeable necessity or
resofsing 10 c6erciye MEASURES.
ALFRED o'BANNoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

We learn from The Hsgerslown News
,lhhi two buildings in that place. occupied
By Mr. w. T. Aniba. cabinet maker. Mr..
a. Waniz. timer. Sir. Campbell. Shoe
maker, and Sir. +. Forthman. Context
.iionary, were destroyed BY FIRE oa Tues
day night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
GtHtral EntfIItasnrf.


kait Road Keeling IA large meeting
o. Citizens has been held al Psrkersburs'
virginia. the objec, Of which, ssys he e
Gazette Of that place, were ID. adopt mea.
sufes BY which the sense 81 the people
might be expressed with reference 10 The
location and iermina,ion1of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads. ascertain what ia
ducenents could be held out to The Com.
pany TO influence them TO adopt route
that would Terminate at Parkersburg and
70 expose to the Legislature the impor.
lance Of having the Road constructed en-.
tirely through Virginia. and the expedi.
eney Of eraniing privilege 10 the Compa-
ny 10 select any point on the Ohio River
above the Little Kanawha River.
J After considerable discussion, 4 com.
nitiee was appointed 10 take the subject
into consideration, and 10 adopt such
measures as may be deemed expedient TO
bring HE subjectbefore The Railroad Com.
pany and The Legislature of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

a Marriage in Joil.-A shor, time
back an individual BY the name Of Henry
Tinker arrived in this city from the State
Of Ohio, from whence be had Hed TO es
cape a love affair in which he had become
involved. INFORMATION OF that fac, hav-
ing been forwarded to this city, he was
arrested upon achatge Of breach Of prom
ise." and. in default oisecuriiy, was com
Riusd TO Jail. The deludsd object Of his
plighted vows--Ehs 10 whom he had
knelt in moments Of impassioned love,
and swore fdelity--slso arrived in this
city few days since, and was yesterday
jpined in the holy bands Of matrlmony
within the prison walls OF our county jail
Clipper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

NicHT.-And nov il is night Sleep
with its soft wings touches the eyes Of
man, and their souls dream away il the
Hand Of wonders. The lawyer forgets his
|suiis; the laborer the tolls ofihe day; the
man OF the world the :edium Of bis iesiiv.
|iiies; the unfortunate the occasion OF bis
|,esrs-all through thee. sweet blessing |
rich sleep But il thou fndest eyes
which thou canst not close, which pain
and care keep open and fixed t;llthe very
brain becomes benumbed and the heart
bleeds-oh. then, 60. gentle, sweet sleep,
and beseech thy pale brother 10 come, for
he is the true physician.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

A Western merchant named Com was
knocked down 10 Albany few night since
and robbed Of $1,000. Like our old coon.
however, he didn't stay knocked down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
PULLED & PLAID Lrnsrvs,
Flamn9lso &C.

rFSHE subscribers would respectfully inform
u the Merchants and citizens OF Jefferson
and the surrounding counties, that they have on
hand at their Factory, at the mouth Of Bullskin,
on she Shenandoah River, one mile above the.
Shannoudale Springs, ABOUT
1900 Yards of FvIIled and,
Plaid Linseys, & FIahneIs,
which they win sell al the most reduced prices
Tor cash, or exchange upon reasonable terms for
Wool. We woplFparticplerly invite the atten-
ton Of AeFehanlS and others, who usuallymakeI
their purchases 10 BALTIMORE, 10 call aud ek am
inc, as we feel satisfied OF our ability 10 furnish
an article at least equal ii not superior. which
We will exchange for Wool, or sell low onNa
short credit. JoBR co. ri
Aug. al 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

Prayer is ihis-,o look into the Bible
and see What God has promised ITO look
into our hearts and ask what We want.
safshen for Chrises sake, ask and except
The promise 10 be fulfilled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
RB4ME 2EgP@Ag9s
Fashionable HARNESS s. TRUNK
MANUFACTURERS.

H1ANUFACTUR Eks, IT,
HHiEsPECTFULLY informs tho citizens d
r y charlestowh, and the public CENTRALLY,
that he has REMOVED his shop 10 a room in lIle
white house Opposite the late residence az DR..
Snyder, where he is repaired to execute orders
OF the best Brass aud Plated Coach Harness
likewise Barouche and Buggy Harness 81 the
latest fashions. Also, Brides and Martinzales
OF the very best quality. "A general ASSORTMENT
. Hard Leather Trunks Of the latest fashions.
for travelling and domestic use; yalaises, and
Travelling Bags always on hand, as good as. can
be had 1.-THE eastern cities.
Gkntlemen who may wish 10 obtain any cl
thezabove named articIeswIll find il to thsir in
ierest 10 give him call at his stand, where spe-
eimens of his work may be seen. All Repair
ing done in the best manner and shortest rotice.
All orders will be executed with promptnees, and
no effort left unsried 10 please and satisfy those
thatmsy favor him with their custom. share
Of public patronage isrespeclfully solicited.
April l3 lS4S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

Smuggltr Punished The Phil,delphis
American states ID 81 in the U. S. Circuit
Court on Saturday. John Coop, who was
convicted about two weeks ago Of SNUG
Cling $1,000 worth OF jewellry, cutlery,
Sssewing silk ltom the packetship Shensn-
doah. was sentenced by Judge Randall 10
ply fine of$50, aud 20 undergo an ifnpris
pnmentol<four months in tho eastern
penilentfary. and 10 pay the costs Of pros.
scution. The prisoner in addition TO the
penalties imposed upon him, sustsins the
loss Of the smuggled property, which is
by law forfeited 10 the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21


VAHiS establishments situated On nc shen1n-
y dpab River. six miles sbore Hsrpe1s-Psr-
y, and four miles below the Shannondsse
Springs, and in The imneaiilc vicinity Of Col.
Hitch Mill, Is noWin FULL OPERATION.
NKA1IUEACTURING ALL
KINDS OF COARSE
w @GE Z u 81 GOODS
And have Al this time 4 ioleFsbls, and By The
hfst q July will have compleie supply Of AL
The various kinds and qualities Of goods found IN
The heat factories in It's section oflconnsry,
which win srehangs jon wool on delivery, o.
sell 5F cash, on pleasing terms.
Eos ell CARDING The cash will be required
uhen'the rolls delivered.
hare made arrangements with Mr. JoHs
cLausoNhg which be Is authorized 80 make con
tracts for Wool, Nmake sale Of the goods, or
transact any business hereafler connected with
this estaBlishmentA
] hepeby strict attention 10 business, prompt
ness, and the good quality Of my goods, 10 me-
rit liberal patronage from the farmers and
others Of jefferson. L1udoun, and the adjoining.
counties. HIRAM REILLY.
juno Is, is43.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

The range Of earthly good Is narrow
snd soon irodden; after short time there
ls-no variety. and the enjoyment Is with.
out tope..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

Trouble not company with your own
private concerns, as you do NOT love to Be-
troubled with others. Yours are 81 little
30 them as theirs 10 you. You will need
no other rule whereby 10 judge 81 this
.snaLteE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
Linseys nnd FIannels.

A LARGE supply Of Fulled and Plaid LIN
seys. Homemade Flannel, just received.
which will be sold Ioto, or exchanged for Wool.
October 5. u MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

Results of Enterprise The two prin-
eipal partners in one OF the greatest bank
Ing houses in the world, probably the
largest discpunters Of bills, were both SER
wants. 10 the outset o. their lives, and
BACKED their employers boots. The pa.
per which theS now discount, amounts
10 four hundred millions year. Almost
all their decisions are made by one OF
these men, who is so familiar with bis
business and the responsibility Of business
4men, that be runs handful OF accepisnces
through his bands and pronounces uRon
them, in less time than bank teller pays
bis bank notes for check. The resources
pr the HOUSE are so vast, that the Bank Of
England has found itself quite unable 10
dictate 10 them. or TO indulge in rivalry
with them. One Of the partners. ii is
said on good authority. il 10 The habit Of
giving away. from his share Of the profits,
"a hundred thousand dollars annually.
t.E. T. jour. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

BIac ksIsith shop FOR EIGnf.
|rTtHE subscriber viii Rent. 10 a man without
a family, his Blacksmith Shon. rear
Hsines' hIili. The stand is heliesed Is Be
good one. Should elnot succeed IN renting. he
will employ a young. man By the year. Make
application early. EsRoM SLIFER.
Nov. so. fs43-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

NOBLE CHARITY 80 Wa. AppLrroN
Fig of Boston, has plaSed in The hands Of
The Trustees Of The Massachusetts, General
Hospital ten thousand dollars, the income
Of which il TO be applied in aiding such
patients in The Mclean Asylum for the
Insane az, from strained means. might be
compelled to leave the institution without
a perfect cure. This munifcent and
timely gift will be the means Of restoring
many valuable members Of society 10 their
friends in health, and in The enjoyment
o.. one Of the best Of Heavens gifts on
1NT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
To fhe Public.

4NHE subscriber takes this methodsof return
friends fcr past fsSo1s as to inform ibem
and the public generally that he 10 prepared with
Machinery for Manufacturing
WiadotO Sash, Window Blinds, and
PANEL Doors,
And can furnish those in want Of such articles st
short notice, and at reducedprices. He has now on
hand, large stock Of SASH Of various sizes-per-
soma wishing to build would advance their work
more rapidly by purchasing doors, blinds, and SASH
already made up THAT being the work most trouble-
some and occupying the greatest length Of time ~
ID sue, great bargains will be given. He isalso pre-
pared 70 contract for the H
Erection of buildings,
and from his experience he fatters himself that he
can fully satisfy the notions of the most fasidions
either for durability, comfort convenience or ele-
ganee, for paipness and eeonomy, in the arrange
nent Of dwellings. Persons wanting any thing id
his line will do veil to call at his old stand corner
Of Liberty and Charles Street. before dealing else
where, NJ ii
am also prepafed to put on ZINC ROOF
ING, at all times.
y. ToSfLINsoN. #
Charlestown, March 9, 1s4s. H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

Danger Of holding judicial Office, in
arkansas. lit is somewhat dangerous for
a nan to be Judge in Arkansas, if the
statement Of Judge Field be believed
Ina charge TO the Grand Jury, be lately
held the following language: an some
parts Of Arkansas il is really dangerous
for Judge io.pro,ect his station from in
suit, or assert his authority. II what he
does orsays is not exactly agreeable 10 the
taste Of some. he is in danger Of annibila-
ton. One or two prosecuting attorneys,
in the northern part Of the State. have
been waylsid and murdered for. doing
their duty! Ia another part Judge was
barred out Of the court house by the popu-
lace, and bis life put in danger merely be-
cause be wished TO bold his court as the
lay directed. Another Judge was near
being attacked whilston bis bench, FOR ex,
cruising his authority in keeping silence
inHthe court house during business houts.
Another was forced by an srmed rufian
tofeave the bench and drink with him,
and this whilst his court was 10 session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
Erection. OF HssiId ings,
RE M . Val.

charle..lt!own, March ., ISIS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

/ UST RECEIVED, per steamer Export, TEN ha
- rolls Old Raetided Whiskey, which will hs seA
l"w by HENRY u GuANiAGItAM,
Oct 10, IsAa -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
EspaeaknS asG Esag sssaaaE.

FssHE RhF'b MIR MsMANUS HAVING OPEN
/ BB sGbgsi 81 his ewH fsSdeHee, in the heasg late.
y QeeaFed by Gel stafF s'iated in ths NEST pleasant
few beaFdgFs The psaFsa sf instFaeisn viii be 81:
teHsYg and egadueied on Tie faas aPRtsVed sFsen Of
education, embracing beth ms, English and classical
departments Of beFatGFe aad fFeneh==wbila no pains
Bsssdefs, sgaad aRd psefH edgeatiep thsF FHsFai
and Fegiegs department viii pc altsHdea ~ sith Pa:
FgRtsl Kindness, Father thsa sGhs astle rlgGf:
lhg insFgetisa Of the te'nale eh4FEa will be en-:
iFqStea 10 aFs: MGMaHHs;t
Farms fsf B9aFdsFs sl8s, AssdsHisai aaatlsFI Fsa
aGsstefiF in saEaHee;. ,,,
eaa BaFsa NsF III i948
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

!, sissAtyr Miss6Rsi.+A Washington ssFfssRsB.
aent s e tie Jstfi'tl of ed;fefee III spedkiiie Of
tins :ssafFed fFigte. SAYS Ills 4 FsfHaFksBl hi
that TIE 1855 6F tie stesai-fFfaie Missouri safBFi:
ses 10 chs thefe: TRs saefst#fg af the Ns8E
i Is saa participated iEitE general gFesslififaeBt
that tie vessel would i8Gt WitH ssa1e fltai aisas:
ter: Many declared BefsFe The ship depaftediFai
she wsala iiegef feaeh tie Plaes Of her destaa=
ti8h:-fB
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
MANEEn,

! MhtpiATHLI 'we ar three gead, stesdy aud IN,
Hurtrisps J"rs.-s Ei.Se ,Isna, u Ions
stanl employment, aud e9ad wages viii be giyep. :
II, w, Hii.i.H
Van RuFsn, Nov. A, isia.=aa:tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
VAN ssymsss SEMINARY.

FYiiR ss66Ha tsff ST this isttStiSa e6fdssRssd 81
j tRe first MSRday az NSvet6Bef instant, aiid Will
e68tihue f6r 6lGyen Weeks:
TIE -Bstsr 81 Instruction IL fail ana sh6f8hsh e6fa
prishE eoiplete AEraeihesl e6ttse, as preparatory
either fot eolleg6 6f tlie eBtn6t Professions 81 ie
scholastic year consists 0f f6i dGsfters. 81 II
weeks esel sGh5afs may Sc entered vi any time, Bat
tntst eofItn:e t6 the 6ha 81 the tsfi in whGh they
enser nc deaactio MADE fer abseee, e&eeps IN esse
6f pf5tfaGted Illness:
RATES OF TUITION;
Fcs Greek and batin, pei 4asftef, ss 90
For Mathematics; S bg
For ee6F raphy; Grammar sRa AfithiHets, DO
Fer Reading, Writing, Defining; and 8tBef
primary isssgas.ss :. 4 90
THOMAS j. MCKINNEY:
n: B:=An e&tfs charge Of So cents per sladeht fer
rael.
Var BHfsn, hfE's N6v u ie4s.=t6=tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
~oAsTthes, IRON, DC,
bHs sFsAMBOAF RkpRBss NAE,
VHQs: ikAkRERMAN, MasFkR.

d Il Will run az 2 FeaulaF Rgekst this
s5:gS9 season iR The Arkansas trade, and aa
ssf pains vii be spared to render sstisfae:
heF ,Fhs BxRFsse Mail has I've eagRss==s s6pplied
Etsh hFsas safetF aRaFd, ts BgeFeR. ssRl9sisas=2
hFe sAgFG=Ta ~Ife titeE rope, feF steafna-a sheet
hFe tesidas heF dssFs sha blinds are hung en RsFa:
HGnt hinges So bat Passenger May fs them sE sHd
9at Ht saetF in eass the bgat ehsaa Be snssaed go
as t9 sink:
t3ct. 20 --3S-hw,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
BOARDING SCHOOL.

? ENHE Winter term Of EIr. and Mrs NEWTON's
L Male and Femulo Boarding School, Cane Hill,
Arkansas, will commence on the first Monday of
November next, and continue % weeks. All noces.
sdry books can be had Of the tea chers.
Price OF Tuition So 90 per term.
SAMiL NEWTON.
Cnne lIill. Oetnher IG. 1873 .-la-tc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

arh Espositor, printed a. lpdepeud'
"a. the twenty-five hundred doIlnrs
Islaine, after lhs Chayos fobbsfy,
Is psft of that which belonged
q that it was deposisad with ce,.
aaesI and letters Of administration
lnlad on the essste Of CharIs, Inns
ayer 10 tho administrator. AfleF
sie.ioa Of the pessar fsFlh rob
dfsfs upon Col, Ovens, ~ favor
4 and Fitzgerald, his counsel
4 ltam out OF tbs ldahtieaI mo1gy
| : aired BY the rabb9fy Of Chasss.
~ Yas not haidi and ths EKpes.!sf
, = plef, you must be sharper: n:
fA induce able ggaHgs! 10 defend
les naI lfasi, to saeh prospect
esh Leais BHtteiim
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
[ Copy Of The Circular Of Instructions TO Laud
CGicerS
GENERAL LAND OFFrcE,2
June 2Ist 1913

June 2lSt, 1913.
GENTLt 'IEN-ln making selrctoss undor the
9Th section Of the act Of Congress, 4th September
lS4l, It has been represented to uo, that much
difficulty IS experienced by oc ting 0gents Of the
state, III reporting, properly, the description Of
the lands locHtcd, md in Obtaining tho Quantities
from the plats-he object, tGoreforo, Of this cir
eulHr, Is 10 direct, that you allow the duiy nu.
Ihorised agents Of tho Sialo to have FREQ nc.
coss to the pIats Of your Office, 80 far rs it n,ry
be ngcnss"ry to the execution Of their dutlea The
references to the pIHts TO he made under your i'm.
mediate supervision, and n0s TO inerfefo with
your ordinary duties,
When It she'll be found indisponsahIy necossury
TO prcpHr execution OF tbs trust ronfiod 10 the
selecting agents, where copies Of The rluls are
required, you re hereby directed TO allow them
to Sakn sHph copies, IF course free Of charge with
tie underh4 ndtng IbHl such copes are to be- taken
~ gaHs aiIer, within The usual hnHfs, under YOUR
ftiGeGlnlp supefylsiohr and not 10 Interfere with
you, IN the execution Of your regular aud ordinn-
fy dHtlss IA the sale Of public lands, Ynp will
uRdefstHnf, also, thai you are hold strictly ac,
eeuntaha for the saioty md preservation ef the
fius, hHJ that, under no circumstance, are thay
10 pass from uhdar your control,
lsigped Til'la, II, BLAKE
Your compensation VIII be -four dollars ppF TIA y,
IN Arkansas money Necessary stationery will
ha furnished You, but MI other Expenses mug, he
bafRe by lhe agents themselves,
You viii report 10 thls department, and 10 the
Register, by mail, ef seme safe conveyance, AT
least aHGe menlh, at which ting geu can also
allowed and paid,
A VEIL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,

October 81, Is43.
CoTToH-ordinary none; niddling 7 ~; mid
ding fair II ~; fair s a sSi good fair - a o
good and fine o. cents,
SuaAR-Louisiuna 8 a 7; Havana white 10
10Y; brown g a O.
NoLAsses-24 90, c. gal,
ToBAceo-2A 4sc,
FLoUR-a4 20,
NHlsgaY--Recti6ed IS a I9s.
CoFFEE--TsG 9.
sALT--$l 50 62s
RfcE--2 80 a 800, per bbI.
Arriyeis ANA departures OF the nsIis a, van
Burees ArSs,
SOUTHERN 4 EASTERN, iva Little Rocky
Arrives Q o'clock, 4, NJ, Mondays and Fridays,
hsgaFtsa do t., NJ "Wednesday ys and sundsys
NORTHERN, tya ST, LauisS
AFslges r, N. Mondays and Eridays
Departs a, NJ, Tuesdays and Saturdays,
WESTERN & souTA WESTERN tys Fort smi,bA
Arrives =, N, Wednesdays and susdsys
pePaFtsps A. NJ, Mondays and FFidays
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
Aassaatlata. Asesa Minis.

r MERE viii be hissaF sf the RED MINES al
ths afm5ry 9H Csiaih5 54s street, on Saturday the
a. rnstaht atl socH, + NJ, fsF e Blfbsse OF set:
Ting The order OF the day 0f Saturday The i7th inst
A fAli meeting is requested.
Ay 5raef Or the eSfrbahY.
VIII tG5BiRDs CLAYTON,
bcs. H. lSta, SBsFntsrY,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
i=!Fbs 81, Aagassiss Herald, Of
sataiRs soms further account Of;

Tbs ss' Ahsasllbs Herald, Of
salalRs some further account Of
!. : nggfees whe recently escaped
'!as' u appears they penetrated
+ ape FiefiGla, and shafe attempted
~ 3 e9 ihe- Mlami FirsF. bun WeFp
my thaa G F9sssd eVef 10 key g;se.
asf esaeealed themselves ffels BgF.
= {esl fFam here, lhey plqRdefed the
Allsf Eaihea 4elfeeH, while hs WAS o..
lesHfalag asd learning the E4et he
! Of the FebhefsaRd was murdered:
Z y GelfseR, Wbs weFs lef. aiesa and
ssfs found e few days sftaF by aaa
eTs whe visited hey f}iseayHe, AMI
|;ea ley, Tbs affair had eFested a.
tAs SELLERS an the eeas!. .
e 81 94skes.=A ffs bFess cut On
ssiss AZ Qaebee, and was ass g9t IN. n
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
wANTED TyNTEDThTgIy

4 NHEEN and dried Apples, dried Peaches, Sweet
NJ and Irish Potatoes CGbboge, Poultry, Butter,
Eggs Pork and Venson Hams 80
For whlchGroceries will DO paid pt market price, at
Tho Pr9rso and Vegetable Cellar, uador the Oflco of
me Arkansas inteli!goncer, A. ARMSTRONG,
Oct. 2ist, lst3-37.3t.