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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16
Correspondence ofihe N. Commercial Advertiser.
WAsnINGroN CRY, Feb. 10.
Nr. E,rrril'S Plan of the Restoration of Pnb.
lie Credit, and for Il Currency.

] have already apprised you that Mr..
Everett, oi Vermont, has Introduced IN
to the House Of Representatives bill
which ho calls "a bill To revive aud cs
lahl,sh the public credit" This, he de-
clarcs,!ii 10 his Iu,enilon 10 offer ~ sub
siltn'e tor the Eychcqucr project of Mr..
Cushing's select committee, which will,
probably, soon bo considered by The
House. Ii - a composite affair, partnk.
ing of Mr.. Cost Jonson's g,rat scheme |.
~ some degree, OF United States Bank
aud Of IN Excbeqrcr. The first eight
sections provide lor The issue of $780,
600 900 of Government stock, with the
lands pledged Tor us payment, distribute.
BILE, pro rata, among the States - the
i-sulng oi scrip from the treasury, there.
Tor, the issue oi SO, j,00OO0) treasury
notes, from 50 To $1,000, the appoint
rcnl of The Secretary of the Trashy.
aud tho treasurer vi the United States
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16

BRIGHTON MARkET-N NToynAY, Feb. I3
Reported for Ihe Boston Daily Advertiser & Patr,ot
AZ Market $50 Beef Cattle 500 Sheep, and
I3 Swine.
PRicts-B Beef Cnitlc--We noticed enc
yoke sold Tor something over ,s5. FIRST
quality, 81 15 50 second quality, 81 % n
- % third quany, SO a. a 81 %. A large
lot was sold for Sc, live weight.
Shecp-We noticed sales from . 80 10 a5.
Swme-Not IN demand, aud no sales at
retail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16
W. iECNnLlsAc
M. d. AND SURGEON
OFFICE, No. sc THAMEs-sr.
Newport, Feb. l6, 1913.
TO THE PUBLIC,

H'tiE temporary suspension of my business
haYins been required for the publI,
good, III ar,esting the progress OF The sma!
Po$, Is su'rlhce q. too much m. an,
t"" great arrangement IN business, L.
pass over without doing some,hlng to coun-
Icract ITS pcrnleious tendency upon n,y Gus
tom.
In reference, therefore, 10 this point. |
would ln!orIu The public OF my entire rcs,ora
non To health, and readiness to make nuoIb,,
rh"r' to recover, II can, by energetic action
and prudence, what | have lost. 70 do lhi,
WI bc ln me a privilege as well as a duty.-
NYIll my tiicnGs sustain me by their patron
age: This Is all that II waning.
In order TO accomplish the above object
Tee! II necessary Ia Commence the "COlj
HiSIO.E BUSINESS" separate aud dis
uhct irom my present business. TO friend
nj home and abroad, expect the assls,unc,
necessary, and hope ] sha!! pot be disap
pointed.
wish 10 ndd, also, an Office of "GE \'E-
R.M LNTELLIGE.VCE," in regard 10
BUSINESS transactions whch think wlll b,
"'t'"' to lie community, and hope bcucE.
clal to myself
My old business has Undergone an i'm
Pf"'cmcnt, III one impurtant particular, an,
INIT Is, requiring Cash, Produce, or It's equiv
aIci'. III exchange for Groceries.
GROCERlE ana produce of all ki,,ds
found generally u, such store, NAV be- haG
mere, on as reasonable terms as INA, be ex
pccted. BENZ. II. WlLBOR,
Broad Street.
Newport, Feb. l6, lSi3.--3s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16

A letter received in Boston dated Port
au Prince, l4Ih ult. states that in the
fire on The 9th, 500 houses were des,roy-
ed, and property to the amount of So =
100000. The calamity had put stop
to all business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16

New foRX.-Sdas Wright has been
elected U. S. Senator by the Legislature
OF New-Eork. lie received II votes in
the SENATE and IT in the House. The
Wings voted for Mr.. FILLMORE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16
SELLING OFF.

DRY GOODS Of eroy description,
Sclllng of NJ reduced prlcrs. prepara-
tory to purchasing new assortment ia
the Sprlng, at No. ljl. by
Jan. ~. J VI. COON \ co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16
d e "A T tf =

In this town, on FRIDAY lsi, u,an daughter Of Col
VIM. wan, Jr ngrd ,tnrs.
~ Jamesiown on the goth ut, Mrs. Mercy Wcclen
widow OF The late John Nrcdrn E,q. the ?od year u
her Hge.
~ iuile Compton 2Sih ult, Humphrey Etdredge, IN
ln' N,'h lrhr Z" his aguhc WI, uhc speaker oI the
Sn'irty uf Friends.
W. H'si9l "n the 5rh inst Miss Nancy y daughter
u'hr! AhDrh Luce. ~ tlr Tn ,ctt e. hrr ggr -eth.
lrhrs.
lh Nckforl 3lst nit Alrod piikc, aged l6 ,c,r. J
n"nihs nhd "n the 7lh inst. Miss ,du, aged - wears
m.hip, h"ih suddenly ~ strtlri lever, aud children
:" Mr Ih"nns Snii'i, vyu died 2l.t Dee. lIst, the
PhrsHeei rom Havana ~ y Orltuu. Also, the ttn
INST "' SANE hrer. Muv nIcl Yeats, iHughi,r nf Mr
"rtrhe ilcbree aud - aud daughter ul .ri Mr. Smth
hll ~ one huu-c
ln 'nmbffry Mass on ia" % msl Mr. Pcni,rin
lbiunry, hibtr of Mr 1hruntr Phinur, ut TIN. town
~ l'' W. tNDREnru Nrrr ~ hi~ age.
~ 'hrf'siuwu, Ms, i2th inst Mrs. Sarah Eastun
'"II i''l"r. WITT oi Rev itrh .Tr, lbr, hHpniu 0.
- N''N Hnd daughter ui abe luc John Crrin,i Iiii
Is'I "i this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16

AN EscqRr. Three hun,hed women
escorted Elder Knapp from Salem to
Boston IN the cars, singing hymns all
the way.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16
DISASTERS A.

sh"p Herald. "ihl~ port. Lake, I'm Philalephil IIfb
wv i"r ihr port ahd Providence with cargo ORG tuus
~ '"h ANA 200 ihs o Flour, went ashore ON suudu,
,h'' ~ the snow storm, noHr Black Rock a the lrud of
Long Island ound The sloop, Icy the mr,t nrco,lus
h"s bIsrd-pnrt other cargc saved hy dschuging II m.
'" another sI""p We learn tlclc insurance on
vessel or cargo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16
MEMORANDA.

'Id ~ charleston, 2l, schr Warsaw, Burdck, AItakn
pas. ~
va ~ Apalachicoa, elst nit Brig Harriet, Vinson,
Nsw-iork. '
Aiv ut Savannah. 2lsi ult. ship Monticello, Lnwtom,
Tor Havre, wanting so bales.
New Orleans.
va n. Chnrlestown, Sd, Schr Franklin Greene, Drn-
per. TOR Havana.
hence % day..
Sailed rom Clarlfsron 9Th inst schr Caroline swn.
sey, iT Apnlnchcoli.
Al iiaynnn, 3ls,, bris Poland, smith, Tor svanunh,
neat day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

lecture will be delivered at the Town
Hall, O-MORRgW EVENING, by JomS
w. DAVIS, Jr, commencing AT 81 o'clock
Newport, Feb. 18th, lsi3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16

Blanca Capollo An Historical Tale. by
Lady j., Iyuon BuIvcr, Auii-r Of Cheyr!ey
NC. This Is one of ,lIe Jnnsl highly wrought.
and exciting Novels of the day--lhe style is
INC most .finlshsd and superior to any work
published since James Morley EIns,cin.-
II Is rcpIc,c with deep incident. and treats a.
an interesting II 'rod of tcncian history.
The heroine Blanca. was the most splendid
woman oi The agr-"ihe iaircst of the daurh
tcrS of The Garth" and her unfortunate hist,,ry
Is portrayed IN n glowing manner Of,hn,
part OF her life, on hich history has throw n
nm Infamous shade, Lady Bulwcr gives diff
ieicnt and more compassionate version
Much of her character winch the .Vc,i,ri de-
nonnccd as "deteSinbhe" is greatly pallin,rd
by the An'hor, aud the spIenFM Blanca Ca
pcl!O ls shown 10 be n creature
"l,"ra sinn,a against thnn eini,ing.n
We would advise every lover Of hi ,toricol
romancosho purchase copy aud give the
lo~fy Blanca a candid hearing.
For Sale at Fry's Price Is 3 ic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16

1--we shocks of an earthquake were
felt in Charleston, S. G. on the OH inst
A slight shock was also felt in Washing
ton City.
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NOTICE..

"A lecture will be delivered at .1ymo,y HaH'
by DIR, USHER PARsoNs, before the NLwronr
ARTILLERY ComrAS,, THIS EVENING at
o'clock.
Tickets II l2 cents, for sale at n. j. TayIor's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16

In Portsmouth, "n the 5ih ~, ivthe Rev. Mr.. Ed.
hnnds, Mr. Benz wyatt oi Mhhrctown, to Miss Mar,
Ann, daughter oi Mr. George slncum, ufP.
In Slonington, "a inst. Mr.. John u. Ingrnhnm Of
shih hingsion printer, to Miss sthia roul oi irov.
GetCe.
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Guardians Notice.
LETTERS.

kkMAINiSG IN THE POsT orrICE, NEwPoRT
Il. l, FEU. lsi, lo43.
~ .3drcrttScd icncrS are pIoccd ina separate
bor. PcrSo"S applying far Hcm nA please coii
for "ADNEETIsED LETTERS
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e-'r 'Fs''s
Perry NrsnElcannr
Psckham Miss Sabrin;
Randall Henry
Icbo III Robinson Edward Nj
Rodman Miss Harriet
Shlrrum Alfred
Sharp li"ni \
Nnn 4 SkIpworih Nm Pc
Liza. Suddard Rev J
Shcrman Ms Susan Il
Z SIsson Miss Celia Il
Too James 4
Williams George
Wilson Mrs Pamela
''''ha MIDDLErOwN.
,lra j. Barker EIiphas
bbl + l!nznrd Chas II
Norlhup Jonathan
tN""kiam Jas w
fcckham Mrs Ann
Peckham Mrs Saraa
Tucker ira
JAnfsroN3.
Car. George
Carr Mrs PeIrg
Green VIM >
& Suddard Juhu
lRISH.
y + D"nnrlIy Ann
2 Ford Wm iiuruey
Mullnnly John /
Reilly Bridget
ASHER ROBBINS, p. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-16
MUSIC FOR TIE
PIANO ,FDRT3a
1T HaEF PRiCE.

A GREAT VARIETY on hand. such as
Gltes, GorwsoS, Songs .Narchcs, Duets.
VMi.eS, Sc. S'c.--whIch viii br sold at one
nan The former price, al the Contcclonur,
and Variety Store of
Feb. 10. i. STACY, JR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30
Sl.25O REWARD.

A N ATROClOUS MURDER was perpet rated
- on the Sth inst. upon the body of my BROTH
er. ISAAC BUSHYHEAD. at the house of S
w. Bell. in Saline District, by John Work,
George and Ellis West, who have fled from JUS
tice. This, therefore, is to make known that tho
following sums will be paid forskkeir apprehen.
sion:
For JOHN WORK $3.50, if taken within the
limits of the Cherokee Nation, and $500 if ap.
pretended out OF the Nation, and delivered to the
sheriff of Saline Dstfict. He is said by some to
be white man, though he has attempted to pass
Tor an Indian; he is about 5 feet 10 or IL inches
IN height, and his weight about IT'S pounds, COM
plexion very dark, black hair and ewes, short
nose pdturned up at the end; and supposed to bo
about S0-or 30 years of age. He came to this
country from Alabama. has been among the
Creeks, and was ed sometime past at Fayctte.
vile, Afk's for a murder committed in Washing
ton County in which he 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. He is native cit
Izen, though he would scarce be known as an In.
dial 40 the States, (hs father being a white man
He isa little over feet in height, and about $50
pounds in weight, black hair, eyes of n graysh
color, has fine soft voice, and is about "a or 25
years of age
For ELLIS WEST sloo if taken in this Ma.
tion, or $3.50 If taken ou, of the Nation. and de-.
llvered as above. He is younger brother of
Georges, and is about 81 or % year. of age, his
height is near feet inches, and weighs upwa rds
of 200 pounds, dark hair and gray eyes, a soft
fine voice like his brothers which however, is
peculiar to the family.
When last seen the two Vests were in compa.
ny, passing down Grand River. towards For,
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.
o. An increase of FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS to the sum already offered will be paid for
the arrest and delivery of George West over to
the Sheriff of Saline District. if npprehended be.
yond The limits of the Cherokee Nation Also
The sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars addition.
al will be paid for tine arrest and delivery of Ellis
West as above stated, if apprehended out of The
limits of this Nation.
JESSE BUSHYHEAD.
Cherokee Nation. Aug. 26, ls43-3l-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30
DIED.
III. DRENNEN, Secratary.

~ -. Communicated.
N.o rrlday evening, Sept. 22d inst in this place.
"iS' 'tolet r. Turner consort of Jesse Turner ESQ
Is painful to record the death of one who has been
taxen from those by whom she was so dearly beloved
put snort time since she amongst us, with the
pure ana devoted feelings of BRIDE to shed her nure
ana chasten'ng influence the society of which she
was the ornarlent-but too soon aas was she called
to render back her spirit to Heaven LEAVING b,,
the recollection Of her many virtues enshrned in The
hearts OF her many friends and relatives
10 her husband her loss is irrepafable-but in bis
cherries home and widowhood of heart the recollec
ton OF her generous devotion as a compaujon will
soehe the pognancy Of his grief and reconcile him to
the dspensaon of wise but inscrutable Providence
Communicated.
On Friday the 22d inst at the residence of Major B
Moere, in this county. William Henry DNad d. in the
25th year Of his age.
The deceased claims from his friends more than this
ePhemeral tribute to his memory for he as warm and
generous in his impulses, firm his friendships and
just to ALL The excellence of his character was best
known to those who were connected with him by the
ties OF friendship and consanguinty, but society at
large his example was worthy of entire imtatio tho
young IN years his simplicity Of feeling Ind purity OF
motive, have left an honored memory behind him.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT.

TNE1E undersigned have this day issued he first
u No. of a new weekly paper in this city, under
the above title.
The Democrat will support the principles which
its name indicates in the strctes sense; and while
it will maintain Independent, manly tone, will
always strive to promote harmony and union
among all protesting Democratic principles. The
insidious attempts now making to produce dscord
among the Democracy Of Arkansas by arragn.
ing the priuate Transactions of individual mem.
bers of the party, will receive no aid or counte.
nance in the columns of our paper. Without en-.
tering into lengthy promises, the. Editors pledge
themselves to use their best endeuvors, aided by
an experience of several years. connection with
the public press, TO render their paper respecta.
BILE 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
ascendaht, there is at this timc but one Democrat.
ic paper in the State and mono at the seat of Go.
vernment |; hence we offer oir paper with con.
fdence Of success.
Apart from its political character. the latest
news, foreign and domestic, state of the mnrke,s.
miscellany. &c., will be regularly given. il shall
be our aim each week to spread before onr re,.
ders-''a map of busy lfe--its auctuations : nd
its vast concerns"
: Should we succeed in obtaining the patronage
we may reasonably expect, the paper will soon Be
enlarged and otherwise improved.
IERMs.-Three dollars per annum in advance
, or four dollars if not paid in advance.
i a, CHAPMAN & JONES.
I Little Rock, Aug. 10, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30

E\HE fall races over the Fort Smith Race Track
- will commence on Tuesday the 24.h day of
October next.
lst day, purse of 500. Mile heats.
I'd day purse of $50. Two mile heats.
3D. Gay purse Of $500. Three mile leafs.
Also colt race will come off on the 2S,h for
two year old colts and fles, foaded and raised
in Arkansas. Entrance SlOO-half forfeit. tn
name and close by the first day of October next.
now four entries. Mile heats. To carry 70 lbs.
Any person wishing to make entries can do so
by applying to SAMUEL CALDWELL.
Fort Smith, Aug. ~, 1913. Propr;etor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, that letters of Admins
tration were granted to the undersigned, on the
18th day of August, A. d. IS43, by the Clerk of the
Probate Court of the County of in the Stat.
of Arkansas, the estate of George W. Brasd dec'd
All persons having claims against said estate are here
by notified to exhibit tho same for allowance and cas
sfcation, according to law, within ono wear from Nh.
date of said letters or they be from
benefit of said estate and if presented within two
years from SAID date they will be forever barred And
all persons indebted to said estate are reonest.d
make immediate settlement with tho undcrsiened.
WILLIAM L. ROGERS,
-oePl Z, lo1S -3O-4w. Administrotor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30

tm Bathing Predicameni.-The Liver.
curry describes an amusing incident which
occurred at the far-famcd bathing town
lr. A lady and gentleman on a visit to
ring place, not satisfied with the restric.
forms attended on bathing from a ma
prted early in the morning in their pha-
nTorable spot two miles up the sands the
sidlng herself with a bathing dress, the
in. as gentlemen often do when bathing,
such incumbrance. After undressing
md, and placing their clothing in the car.
~ took to the wnter. but had scarcely re.
rom their first dip" when 10 their dis.
y observed the horse start away at a
ot with the carriage, dresses and all
mem IN the primitive state of our first ~. .
Alter Some time it was arranged for
/, 10 proceed in her picturesque and
costume, to Marske, where she arrived
and bareheaded, and after relating the
late but IalghabIe account the horse.
ID IN borrowing dress for herself and
which was forwarded in all speed to him.
vas soon recognised by the messenger,
enduring his wofuI'plight, though up to
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30
0AW4U@Mo

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTION.
Ed from receiving the following described
TREASURY NOTES, payment having bocn
stopped, which were deposited in the Post Of;ce
on the 29th day of March ls43, and mailed on.
the first day of, April lS43, at Van Buren. A..
kansas, TO the respective persons in the descrip.
ton Of said notes mentioned, and whose nnme.
are respectively undersigned +; tho same having
never been received by the persons 10 whom thew
were sent.
$50 dollars, letter B., No. 367o4, payable to
ID. Hunter, dated 3lst December, lS42,
Enclosed 10
COOK, ANTHONY & MAHoNY,
Nep York.
400 dollars, letter c., No. 2O9OI, payable to
P. NJ. Butler, dated 18th September lsA2.
Enclosed to -.'
WEST, OLIVER, g. Co., Neu York.
400 dollars, letter A., No. 2lOl9, payable to
}. P. Davis, dated 3Oth September, 1912.
400 dollars, letter c., No. 3429. payable to
d. Randall, dated 10Th February, 1912.
100 dollars, letter c., No. 1892, payable TO P.
Mu,hhlenburgh, dated 18th February, 1912.
Enclosed to
}. w. & r. LEAVITT, Neao York.
$50 dollars, letter c., No 3G4Il, payable to
William Armstrong. dated lst December, 1912.
$50 dollars, letter c., No. 364O2, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, 1912.
Enclosed TO
R. l.. SMITH & HENDERSON,
Nep York.
$50 dollars letter B., No. 36443, payable to J.
P. Davis, dated 10th december, 1912.
Enclosed 10
SPELLMAN & FRAZER, Ney York.
$50 dollars, letter A., No. 1864, payabIe to
David Hunter, dated 3lst December. lS42.
$50 dollars, letter B., No. 3G695, payable 10
David Hunter, dated 3ist December 1872
$50 dollars, letter c., No. 3669G, PAYABLE to
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1912.
! Enclosed to
DoREMUs, sUYDAMs & NIXON,
New York.
400 dollars, letter B., No. 2l3S6, PAYABLE TO
J. +. Davis, dated 22nd November, 1912.
400 dollars, letter A., No. 2IO22, pa yable TO
J. P. Davis, dated 3Olh September, is42.
$50 dollars, letter c., No. 36693, PAYABLE 10
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, lsi2.
Enclosed to
o. B. WHITE, Ne,c York.
$500 dollars, letter b., No. 3S75. pavobIe ~
}. X. Anderson, dated 2Oth Nav, 1912.
100 dollars, letter b., No. 2IO2O. pavable 10
| J. p. Davis, dated Both September. 1912.
100 dollars, letter c., No. 2I3S7, payable to
}. +. Davis, dated 22nd November, 1919.
loo dollars, letter A.. No. 2l4OG, payable to
l.. B. Alexander, dated 23rd November, 1912.
"ioo dollars. letter B., No. 2l4O7, payable to
L. b. Alexander, dated 23rd November. 1912.
100 dollars, letter c.. No. 2l4OS, payable to
L. B. Alexander, dated 23rd November, iS42.
80 dollars, letter A., No. 364O9, payable 10
William Armstrong, dated lst December, lS42
80 dollars, letter B., No. 364lO, PAYABLE to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, 1912.
| Enclosed TO -.''
JONES g. BOXER, Philadelphia.
September 2,-43.-3O.-6w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30

wv HITE LEAD, in kegs; Linseed Oil ;Sp'ts Tur-
wv pentne Lotharge; Venetian Red Spanish
Brown; Whiting TIMBER Terade-Siena /; / ampblack;
Red Lead Ochre Vermon Chrome Green, Chrome
Yellow; Paint Brushes; Sash tools Camel hair pen-
ellis Copal Varnish; Japan Varnish Glass, &c &c
w. II. e. Nj. MAYERS
nQsis,8S Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30
NOTICE.

Y" NOTICE.
HAIiNG heretofore filed in the Office of the Court
L of Probate of Crawford county, our account cur
the of the the late Hugh
hnox, dec d. we shall proceed to make final sctt1c
ment OF our administration of said estate at the newt
term OF the Court of Probate of said county to be hold
en- at the Court House in Van Buren,, on the first Mon
day in October, A. d. ls43 at which time ,nd nIao.
those who are interested may attend if they think
proper. ~
GEORGE w. KNOX,
" SAMUEL d. McALlSTFR.
Sept 9, 1s43.--30-4w Adniuistrstor,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30
STRAY OXEN.

SiRAfED from Van Buren, on or about tho
2oth April last, yoke of oxen, one large
req OK; the other red and white stag. Both
oranded with the letter II on their horns. Per.
sons leaving information of their Whereabouts. Mt
this Office, will be literally rewarded.
August 5, lS43.--26-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30
INFoRMATloN WANTED.

A LBERT NEWTON McVEIGH left me some two
4 years since ! was then residing in New Orleans
he was in the employ of Capt. Mount of the steamer
Rochester, when | las, hea rd from him 4 he Rocbcs
ter run as tow boat but frequently made voyages in
the bay"us and up Red River, which place last heard
from him. When he left my residence he was in his
oh year cs blue eyes, fair complexion, and very ia
hair. Should any steam boat in or clerk in the
lower trade or any other person. this notice. and
give me lnormation by letter otherwise they will
confer great favor anxious and scd mo-
ther. AMELIA NyEICu
Van Ruren Ark. Sept. 90, I643
New Orleans and Red River papers will please motto.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30

The Pennsylyanian Of Philadelphia, says: II
IS understood that Commodore Morgan has been
recalled from the command Of tho Mediterranean
squadron, onsaccount of difficulties with the de-
Partment. Those who are acquainted with the
manner in which the Tangier affair was .bungled'
lno o'her word is so expressive) through this off.
GER self suficency, which was no doubt equally
manifest on otheryoccasons, will not be surprised
al 'h's recall, but will rather wonder that it has
been so long delayed.
} Western Flonr.-The present season is the frs,
10 which Western Flour has been sent to the Bal.
t.more market in any quantity, by the route OF
the Pennsylvania canals Tho price is paid for
Its transportation from Pittsburgh to this city, was
w to 95 cents Per barrel. The parcels received
here have turned out to be Of very fine quality
and have been very generally approved. There
Is no reason why many thousand barrels Of -four
OF this description should not be annually sold ip
this market, especially if the discriminating draws
oack OF twenty cents per barrel in favor Of Phi
ladelphia were Observation-Disclosures american OF
The 26th. 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-30

Ieni,s the right Of the British Charge
demand, and says that if this claim
II will open the door TO many others
,ns,se, such as the Powers grant, Nc.
Welcomes, and Woodberry's, and in.
,the empresa rio grant may be enforc.
ir means, under The direction of the
io"er'nments to which these empresa.
et and hereafter Great Britain and
" interpose. and require Texas to fu1,
sc, nth Mr.. Castro, Mr.. Fisher, anc
IveSss, Carol, and others.
..tinues, TINT il is not aware wbo1
secretary of State will take in the n h.
President, but supn.gf rishe will only
= ,estion must be AJaitted to Con.
~, it is presumed, will, as on a
sD, reject the claim, as incompati.
} - interest and policy of the nation,
sr,sd BY justice or equity.-&. Louis