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not extensive and prime part
the business for the West thing
doing for the North. The to about 200 hhd At
prices ranging from 81 to SHE for qualities No
nave been made lately plantation Havana sugars remain
as previously quoted at 81 for brown and 81 io!e.
MoAsshS-The continued light arrivals
good inquiry has had the again running up prices
u. Est ana We now quote good lots II to i7!e. gal
on me demand exceeds the supply and present landing
quite bare OF the article We any sales
on plantation
roBACCo-The demand article since our last ha.
been oah good and purchases for all operated
notice loi hbd. 81 }! a.: do at 81 81 and al
- do At 81 7! - AMI a. % % 81 3I and a. n
do at :! "a % and At AZ 40 81! 81 and a.
81 do at 81 "a AMI Iie besides small ots within the
range OF figures The market preserve. steady character
and We quote before ordinary ~ 81 n 1t and al
tons J. I and Sc. ~ '
pearance previously noticed the demand being entirely CON
fined to the wants Of consumption shippers decline operating
extent prices We superne r b and
choice 81. Louis brands ASH.
roRk-rhere good demand for this article since our
last but the mayor receipts before noticed are for
'anshpnen the operauonsare by extensive our pre-
yous quotations fully sustained $780, prime .
- NJ o. s5 $50 There several SIc- OF bu ork
since our last prices ss,IO per 100 lbs
bEEt-owins to the light receipts and improved
$500 per Dbl and 40 per half do prime per Dbl
LARD-only moderate business been done IN this article
since our last and had experienced change some ~
have been made for the Havana market sic. quote e
trcme qualities Al Sic.
BACON-There been fair demand II, b,eop since an, L.,
particularly for sides which have experienced further advance
4!e shoulders are hLewe in GOOD I,
at Sie uneanvassd hams a. ); per ID
BAGGlNG AND BALE RoPE-Ihc market is at present more
abunty supplied than has been time past but
the dani since lack without any
We quote Western baggng sl Isle according 10
tertns India hagging I3a Ice; Western rope a n &c
NlshEf-IheTe has been inquiry article
our last and prices have advanced quote Is!
Isle. The stock : pretty large.
sAr-rhe arrivals have been large our last and prices
have fceee We notice saes OF about 1000 sacks
shpboard 9Oc. Lots SELL at former prices saw
81 90 % for coarse and 81 20 IS for fine.
CoFfEE-rhe demand sill continues a scale with
abundant supply There change in prices and we ouoe
Havana prime green ~ 7ie. Rio Coffee "a a 7ie
CANDLES-fhe inquiry slack prices sustained as the
stock comparatively light We quote New 25e Nan
tuckct % a 24c.
RICE-The market well supplied demand is lin
tied Prices are unchanged and quote - a per 100
lbs.
EACHANGE-The rates all quarters advanced since
last the scarcity offering and we now quote
sterling % cent prem; Francs a 32l New York
90 days par cent dis; sight checks per prem
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

wEpSsspAs Mossiso May 10. ista
The quite
during the last n.verthe
les displays and
Weston produce freely
but the portion continues forward To Northern
aNing market comparatively bare and with supply
scarcely the demand Exchange advancing
apiy produce dnnhes may expect to
further Improvement in the rates
The weather has been pleasant and favorable
CU1rON-In report Saturday a large
business had been
ding at AN advance OF since then the demand
has again been and purchasers for all
Operated including the Of the Mexican orie
the sales or that market alone having reached upwards OF 5000
bas The effect OF this competition
decline ffcght-. has prices
Is again fully lc higher The Saturday $500
bales Monday sOOO AMI yesterday together and
We nave altered position
the market The steamers a day but
Is not looked for with the anxiety
The intelligence whether good had win scarcely produce e
feet upon this market
The receipts bas and the exports
l0sGi Iiavr, Liverpool a355; BORDEAUX 597 New
York Hamburg les Marsccs a. Boston bales
having hand including ship cleared yes
tcray OF i037li bales
STATEMENT COTTON
isi2 Sept Stock q hand. 472s
Received last three days 7,9is
DO previously pstO1
- 99i, 32l
10000
Exported last days ios6l
no previously, ssi,i77
- sse 3,s
Stock hand ioa7ii
LivERroorooL CLASSIFICATION.
Louisiana and Mississippi.
unhnay' 81
niadins. So a CO
Midding Fair. "a
Good taT, ..........................9 a 81
~ anu ''h''' 90
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To Lieuts. Geo. w. Norris,
Thos, $ Morris, E, b. w. APP Committee.
person.
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Sl7.5OO. &c. &c

WIZ drawing OF the Alexandria Lottery Extra Class M ,,s
comes 10 hand ths evening In which eli NAV b. ol,
tot only - Risk package OF Is whole tickets So,
sE.oo ana Quarters sia7S Can woRTHAMs to day b-,o
half past .. p NJ. for the lucky Tickets ' Oe'o'
tAptt
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HibIc socieIY.

To the Members Of The Bible Society Of Virginia.
Atthe request Of II
u the Bible Society n Virginia hereby
n the Society be held 49, James Church Richmond on
Friday Evening May the ipt next NJ lf past O'Clock
ma IS r. COURTNEY. President
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wOLCOTT's UNCHANGEABLE BLUE WRITING
~

NLowER sEEDA svyos just received Doa.
- bic Dallas, &C. &c ma II n r. DUAL.
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The Committee appointed by this meeting 10 eommuni
cate with Col. Crump, made tie following reports
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SnGAR Am CnFFEE.

Ltn, Salt fee Indigo Wines u descriptions Loaf
n and Crushed Sugars shot and Bar Lead New Bedford Winter
OIL Auonds-for ale by
ma u DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
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POWHATAN STEAM-PACKET LINE
TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

Linen aud Cotton shirts.
LARGE assortment Of Linen and Cotton Tor
N sale cheap. by STARR A. co,
INA - Opposite Exchange Hotel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

LIVERY number embelshe with an original and
P. NORRIS -lllustrated by J. G. Chspma who il
engaged exclusively for the work.
In the course of few weeks, the undersigned will
commence, on his account, the publication of a new
series of the New York Mirror in the octave FORM ON
entirely novel and original plan, with steel enrra
wing in every NUMBER and al the reduced price Of three
The New York Mirror will appear with mspv strii
ing and attractive features, overy
other periodical. II will be published with type,
fine paper, and each number will contain besuti.
full original engraving steel, designed and etched by
CHAPMAN. illustrating the letter press which il
Panes and which it will invest with peculiar interest
BESIDES the conribut of all extensive corps
corresPondents (which embraces most Of the talent Of
this countryl We have made arrangements for fresh
and early translsons from Of the best writers
France and for from several of the popu
lar authors Of England With such materials and with
such able fellow laborcrs in the literary VINEYARD we
hope to present to the American reader weekly jour.
nal of great value and unusual excellence The pa.
rade OF mere names will DO sedulously avoided. The
Mirror will be remarkable, hope. rather for good
tcles without names, than for poor articles with dstn
gushed II will embrace in its scope every dc.
patmcnt of elegant literature, comprising tales Of
nance. sketches Of society and manners sentiment
md every day life, pquan essays. domestic and foreign
correspondence literary intelligence, wit and huuor.
fashion and gossip poetry, the fine arts and literary,
musical, and dramatic criticisms. Its reviews of new
works will be careful, discriminating, and impartial
Il will aim to foster literature suited the taste and
dsrcs OF the ago and country It's tendency will be
cheerful and cnivsning. we'll improving Il will
ccN I" every rehned taste, offend
the most fastidous and will feel its duty Ia b.
TO turn the sunny side. Of things to human eyes"
inc work will be published every Saturday, in nun.
hars OF sixteen large octave pages with
double columns, and enclosed in ut co.
vcr II will form at the end Of the year. two superb
volumes each of four humid and sixteen psges filled
with the gems of literature and the 6nc arts
The very low price at which it will be ssucd renders
It the cheapest periodical in this any othor country
considering the cost and beauty Of its y-two enRra
ngs and the intrinsic value OF its literary contents
those DESTROYS of receiving the paper from tho com.
cement. will have il punctualy sent to their adj
Dress upon their forwarding to tho undersigned at No
!, Ann street. three dolla'.. free Of expense.
Letters, enclosing the Of nsav be
ranked ny all pIsiastcrs Agents, carriers and news
men, will be Supplied on the usual terms The cash
what yer.
Such editors as copy the above. will obiigc me BY
f"warding . paper. and BY rssuming tho exchange,
which interrupted, much to my regret BY circun,
stances over which had no control.
GEORGE P. NORRIS
Editor and Proprietor.
No, 4 Ann street. near Broa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
VAN BUREN SEMINARY.

TIME second of this institution commenced on
Il the first Monday Of November instant, and will
continue for eleven weeks.
The system of instruction 10 full and thorough,
Prisng complete Academcal course. Is preparatory
either for college the common professions of life
The scholastic year consists Of four quarters, Of
weeks each Scholars may be entered At any time. but
must continue to the end Of the in which they
enter No deduction made for absence, except in
Of protracted illness.
RATES OF TUITION.
For Greek and Latin. per quarter, % 90
For Mathematics. 90
For Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic 500
For Reading, Writing. Defining, and other
primary lessons, 90
THOMAS J. MCKINNEY.
N. Ban extra charge Of 50 cents per student for
fuel
Van Buren,, Ark's, Nov. 8, Ie43-4O-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
Boarding and Day school.

TIME REV'D MR.. McMANUS HAVING OPEN.
Il ED school a. his residence. in tho house late
ty occupied by Col Starr situated in tho plcasant
md retired part Of Van Buren,, prepared receive
! Few boarders The course Of instruction will be OK
tensve and conducted the approved system Of
sdocsi'on embracing both the English and classical
apartments ri Literature and French while pains
w. oe spared t" impart to day scholars as well a.
o.'oers' sound and useful education their moral
nd religious dcpor,men. will Be Attended TO with n,
"s kinenes.: rather than scho astic riror
no instruction OF tho female children will be en-.
.slIs io h"arder. Sass Acadcunic.i.ad.rt.r,p paid
Van Bursr, Nov. II, Ia<a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

WHITE LEAD, in kegs; Linse.d OH: sp'ts Tsr.
wv Ps,n.ne. Le,hsrge: Venetian kedi sp.ni,s
Red Load Ochre Vermiilion Chrome Cisen, chrom.
Yellow; Paint Brushes; Sash teoS Camel hair psp.
ellis; Corul Fsrnish JsYsa Fsrsirh Cisss. Ae de
". II. 4 n. AAYEas,.
Druggists, PERI Ssitk
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
WANTED,

WANTED,
I IMMEDIATELY, two or three good. steady and in.
/ dustrious Journeymen Shoe makers, to whom con.
slant employment, and good wages will be given
II. W. HILL.
Van Bursn, Nov. 4. fsa3.-5sr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

TNHE undersigned. contractors for carrying tie o.
nitcd States Nail from Little Rock Fort Smith.
beg leave to inform tho travelling public. that they
Troy Coaches which. together with good teams and
experienced and attentive drivers, will insure sale.
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van BsSen suS
Port Smith. They have reduced the fare to 90 from
Fort Smith to Scotia and 81 from Van Buren, to Seos
and from scotia to Little Rock %. Stage Office q
Capt Rogers, in Fort Smith, and n the Columbus He
tel in Van Buren, All baggage At the rick of the
ADAMS & WILSON, Con.r,essss
July ], Ief1-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
WANTED IMNIEDIATELY.
SELLING OFF AT COST.

CASTINGS, IRON, &c.
~OsOO" LBS assorted castnsat 1 cts
4 stoves el2 so
~ Diamond nndCarey ploughs 6 90
ZOO lbs Tennessee Iron 90
Just received on consignment by
HENRY e. CUNNINGHAM.
July Is, lS48.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
Bv Ressess.)
sAsHLANp, 18th Sept. l64S.

Nv 11e9sssy
ASHLAND. 18th Sept. le,4S.
have duly received your letter,
the Fayette Clay Club Of Vir.
to visit tho l4th Congressional
=, and to meet my fe!low-ci.i.
enient central point in il. YeuI
light find il convenient to do 30
ID Carolina. ! should have been
cept your kind invita,ion If it
but expect to DO at New Or.
ad TO proceed from thence to N.
and South Carolina. And |
;. by Wheeling. Although |
IL, tho qualification Of meeting
d the mountain region Of IA.
fou to assure the Club of my
dgmcnts for the honor it has
Gentlemen, Of the acting Prcsi.
. allude in terms of just indigna-
hg 10 us ~ Americans.
youth Of our Republic, and the
srious men who have filled the
gistrate of the Union, il is pain
to behold such an example Of
ofall the obligations Of honor.
2 elity. But, far from allowing
yet to throw US into n state Of
ondency. it ought TO stimulate
freeman TO redouble his energies
pSernment from the impure hands
3 accidentally fallen. Against
erIion is necessary. He will soon
bnlempt and amidst the SCOTS Of
Our efforts should be- directed
II first scduced and ,hen profi.ed
70, after having won him to their
t. shrink from the COMMUNICATING
Who. after his complete identi.
b, and Mt tho moment whom he is
o. thoir exclusive advantage the
a Of the Government, unjus,ly up.
failure Of measures, the adoption
fevented by his pertidy and their
. support Of him.
4 rcu'nstnnccs, ! am sure, gentle =
4 Ee with me, that these are not
houid deliver ourselves up to son.
10 despair, and culpnbls neglect
crr country. On the contrary,
l bile our exertions, and firmly re-
base employing them, until tn"
prifisd. and once moro con6ded
hful hands.
! hde. without 4 tenl" Of my cor
he sentiments Of attachment and
ids me; which you have done me
hey. and Of assurance Of my be.
b friend and
II Obedicpi Servant.
/ II. CLAY
u Beckley, Franci, Tree; Cna's'
Dickinson. Geoye hiaerson'
&c. &c. &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
N EDICtL.

nR. W. RICHARDS having permanently located
himself IN Van Buren,. respectfully tenders his
services to the citizens Of the town and
surrounding country in the practice Of Medicine Sur
gerry. Obstetrics. &c, in all their various branches
he hopes from thirteen years practice, and a strict
attention to business, to merit share of public patron
age.
Office - his residence, nearly opposite John Austin
Cos rocery Store.
Van Buren. Ark. Nov. 25. Is4s.-42-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
NOTICE TO SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC
LANDS.

REcsrER's OssicE, FAYErrEvILLE, AJAX,
kopember -, 1913
Piats Of the following named Townships, were r..
ccived from the office Of the Surveyor Of Public Lands
in Arkansas. and placed the files Of this Office, on
the 9th inst
To wit
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
4 lOur.

SCOTT, WHITE e. CO.. have inst received from
- Warrington county, and for sale, ten b.rrcs su.
pcrfne -four.
N. Rive can recommend this -four, and have m de
such arrangements will enable rs to furnish The
public with this article weekly.
Nov. IS, l643.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

q N"A Va suS ASs" ~
the object Of he conspira,ors n,
surprise the city of Ravenna. to
|dinals. and 10 est bIish the centre
3 in that place. They had ng reed
! onsplralors n. Imola, but the pol.
heir intentions, and whom the con-
before lmola they found the gates
nrrlson under armes.
b Rome, Sept. IA, in the Augs-
lr'ains the following: 1--WE have
Express. information that tho dill.
gence is not stately and the dra.
escorting it. had boen attacked
men, armed with English mus
IONS were made prisoners. II is
band had suddenly attacked sew.
alry, and carried of their arms
In consequence Of this news
day a Council Of Cn rdinals. The
lid to have scnt off irnmediatel y
y battalions Of infantry"
Is Of the 24th has tho most dis.
he latest occurrences-"'Fhe Let.
lied bv the police, and nobod y
!" slightest allusion to the events
nInsula WIS the theatre. itnp.
hat those events had acquired a
gravity; for II formidable militia.
foot, not only in the Pon,ificioI
the insurrection first broke out,
paller principallsies and oven a,
government labored under Sc
, fstivity Of Santa Maria di Pie
bra,ed in that capital on the 9Th;
1000 men. with $50 pieces Of
Fned ou' on tho OCCASION. The
preovor. took u position opposite
dy to cannonade !, at the frs,
able agitation also prevailed ii,
letters from the Frontiers n nd
red from Italy, mentioned tina,
q that country were more nu.
and were amply provided BY TIE
Fessaries of lifr."
i.-We ako indebted, shy. the
American, of the 24th uit.. to
pl. Lofland, OF the brig vespor,
is port yesterday from Jacmal,
some interesting intelligence
Capt. L. sailed on the LIST.
lion had been totally suppress
~ remained quiet. The now
zen secured, and a number Of
milling at Pori.an.Prince, from
Island, with a view Of electing
tspublic. Their choice, il was
9 u upon a citiisni who 10 repre-.
smely popular, and therefore
] future tranquility Of the coun.
viewer, had unfortunately Is.
{ recollection.
i had been materially increas.
4 per ton; but tho export duties
pa, been considerably reduced.
6 no paps'7 we are unable to
uiars chan tho above.--N. @.
Nh
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

THE STEAMBOAT EXPRESS MAIL,
TIIOS. HALDERMAN, M.srr..
4 WILL run a regular packet this
t:Ss:TES4S season in tho Arkansas trade. and no
'on to those who either travel ship freight
her The Express Mail has two enyines--is supplied
with Evans Safety Guard. to prevent explosions-a
hre engine-a wire tilier rope, for scaring-a sheet
iron roo which renders hsr much less liable TO take
fire besides her doors and blinds hung on Parla.
ment hinges SO that Passenger insy lift them off and
float with safety in the boat should be
a. to sink.
Oct. 28.--36-5w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
October 81, lS4S.

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
October 81, ls4S.
CorroK-ordinary none; middling Z y; mid.
ding fair IT q u; fair 8 81; good fair 81 Q o
good and fine Of cents.
SuGAR-Louisiana S 2; Havana white 10 Q
lO3; brown Ga 81.
MoLAsses-2l %, e. gal.
ToBAcco-23 a Ale.
FLouR-e4 4 IS.
WnIsxEY-Rectihed 10 10 o.
CoSFEE--73 q 8.
SaLr-$l so goa
RIcT--2 50 a q 90, per bbl.
Arrivals and departures OF tho malls aa van
Buren,, ASks.
SOUTHERN EASTERN. lvis Little Roek.)
Arrives 9 o'clock, A. NJ. Mondays and Fridsys
DspsEtso do p N. Wednesdays and Ssadsys
NORTHERN, lvia 81. Loss.)
Arrives 6 P. N. Mondays and Fridays
Departs 6 A. NJ. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
WESTERN & SOUTH WESTERN (via Fort SMITH,
Arrives p. N. Wednesdays and Sun6ays.
Departs 81 A. NJ. Mondsys and Fridays.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

WANTED
VTNO HIRE negro woman for . cook. Apply at
this Office.
October 26.-S0-ti. .-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
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in Fork sposng Hos, making Lard OIL raising s'sS
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