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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF YELL. r.
In the Yell Circuit Court on the Chancery side there
Of, at the August Term. 1913. August 10Th, 1913.
Samuel M. Hays. Complainant
Samuel Ward, the unknown Bill in Caancery
heirs at law of John Tucker,
decd, and jefferson Tuck
er, Defendants.
A T this day the said complainant. by W.
"A Walker, his solicitor, and it appearing the sal:
lsaction of the court here, that the said
has annexed to his bill of complaint affidavit of his
want OF knowledge OF the residence Of the heirs
OF John Tucker, deceased, whose the said
complainant unknown, and that a subpoena has issued
IN this behalf out of the Office of the Clerk Of this
against the said Samuel Ward and that the Sheriff Of
said county of YELL to whom the said subpoena in Chan
Gerry was directed has made return thereon that the
SAID Samuel Ward cannot be found within his county
and the court here being satisfied that the process
not be served the said Ward on motion of the con-
Pianant by his said solicitor is ordered by the court
mere that the unknown heirs at law of the said John
tucker, deceased and the said Samuel Ward be not-
he'd o. the tendency of this suit which is bill eau
ty for specific performance of contract praying that
the right title and interest Of the said defendants
ana TO certain tract parcel of land lying and being
situate in the county of Yell and known and designat
ed in the public surveys of the United States as Sin
the north east quarter part of the north fraction
al quarter, (east Of half and the south west fraction
al quarter. all in section thirty three in township six
north Of range nineteen west tanning two hundred
and ninety acres and ninety hundreths of an
Pdss out Tue defendants, and
in the said ompainant and his heirs in fec simple and
that unless they appear by themselves, solicitor be-
fore the Judge of this court the first day the
term OF this court, which is to begin and be held the
Court house in said county OF Yell on the second Mon
day in February next, the said compliments bill will
be as conesscd and it is further ordered by the
cou; here that this order be published in the Arkan
sas intelligencera newspaper printed and publ shed
IN this State, for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY that the
last insertion be made at least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term of this court.
record, day Of AuO INST
A. ID. l843. JAMES G. GAJJLT Girl
NOV 4, lel3-33-Sw. Printers fee S25 O0l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID EMOVAL--DR DIBRELL has remov ed his of.
III fee othe Drug Store of Bell g. Hanger
jan 90, iSi3 a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
The Mississippi Valley Farmer. !.

New York, Nov. IL, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

session of Congress, made the cost of the paper
alone nearly equal to the price at which the vol
ume was sold. The publishers made nothing on
their work. Anticipating that the approaching
session will not be shorter than the long one Of the
9th Congress-, we had determined to raise the
price the Congressional Globe and Appendix to
81 each; and 20 justify this enhanced price, in
Cured new expences to add to the value of tho
work. But, being impressed with the importance
of spreading information among the.people, on the
eve of an election fraught with such consequent
ces to the country that of the next Presidency,
we have resolved to adhere to the old price of 81
for the Congressional Globe, and 81 for the APP
pendx of the speeches, to all subscribers up to the
LIST of January next. After that day, the prices
will be So for EACH
As some persons who may receive this pros
pectus may wish to subscribe for our regular
papers through which we speak to members of
Congress and their constituents we will here state
that we publish daily paper at s 10; semi-week-
at vs.; and weekly paper, with complete in
dex to it, at 80 a year, payable in udvknce.
TERMS
For the Congressional Globe s per copy.
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Six copies Of either of the above works w'i De
sent for S.; twelve copies for $40; n-d SO on IN
proportion for a greater mum ber
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paid. at our risk Bv- rule OF the Post office De.
partmen,, postmr..ers are permitted to frank let
tiers writer y themselves, containing money for
subscriptions. E-
The notes ofany banks, current where SUBJ
'scriber resides, will be received by us at par.
To insure all the numbers, the subscriptions
should be in Washington by the 10th of Deem
Der next, at farthest.
G-No attention will be paid to any order, un-
less tho money accompanies it.
BLAIR & RlVES.
Washington City, October 20, 1913.
If those editors who do not exchange papers
with us will publish our prospectus, and send one
OF their papers containing it, directed sbor No.
IA, Washington city," we will send them the Con.
gressionai Globe and Appendix during tho an.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

e MM. G. SCOTT, Attorney at Law, Van Bnren,
I'll wv Ask. Office on Main street, opposite the Pub
nc square. Jan. 81, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
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A Chronicle of the Turf, Field spo,
"A ture, and the Stnge, embellishcd y
ded steel engrayings: published evcry
morning. at No. l Barclay street. j.
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This well known weekly publication, VIII
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menced its Thirteenth volume on tho A.,
1913. 1t lis sheet Of the very largest ella
tanning twelve imperial quarto png !, pr
lncn paper of the finest texture. and 70,
1t is embellished with the largest ans
finished cngrnvings on steel, ever IS
riodical in the United States.
umes contained superb Portraits
ed American and imported Hid
constitute an American Sportip,
panied with complete Memoirs,
gree, Characteristics, and PerG
with incidental notices of their
&c. The Engravings correspoI
teen inches by thrtcen) with thoI
lished in London, of the winners
and St. Leger, and have been ex,
Steel Plate, expressly for this pnpe
Pictures, in oil, by the most emin
ln the cQarsc e tls, palAeasy
will also be given a portrait Of Fas
ern champion, and such other mn.
ishmenls rs will hereafter DO deter
The Esprit of the Times" is
throughout the country as tho
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- not deemed necessary TO go into,
: ;ul,ar characteristics.
Terms Of Subscription and al
For one years subscription, 81
For advertising one square of ten
(o: 10 words,) Two Dollars for
lion, and 80 cents for each subseq .
and longer or shorter ones in tn,
Less than 60 words will be cons
square, more than 60 a square,
mont will DO inserted unless paid for n, =
Gentlemen in tho country can easily a
the amount proper to be RENTED by si,onI
ing the words Of their advertisements.
@Extra copies of the large engrayi, ~
may be obtained at tho publication oil,
each. They will be sen, 10 any sectio
Union, secure from injury. s.
G-it is desirable that such letters and
nications as relate to the editorial departu
to Blood Stock, be addressed TO VIM. T,
all others to J. Richards. Tho postage;
paid in all cases.
New York, Nov. IL, lS43,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
RICHARDS & MONTGOMERY.

Ss.S&s@14IsSS g LVx0xN 4
No. VI Charities Street, New Orleans
A RE now receiving a very extensive addition to
N their former stock of
Foreign and domestic Hardware, Cutlery. &c,
making their assortment ms complete, extensive and
cheap can be found in the Southern country-to the
examination OF which purchasers invited. h. Il N
have constantly on hand heavy stock of
swedes, English, and Tennessee Iron.
Plough moulds; nails hoes; OK log and trace
chains drop and buck shot; pure bleached
Winter sperm and W hale Oils:
Linseed oil spts turpentne white lead glass ropes:
tarred rathn hooks and hinges mill and grind stones
acksmth plantation, and carpenters tools in great
variety; large assortment of hollowarc, castings
poughs, &c.
Oct. ~, iSl3-37-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
VAN buren, SEMINARY.

ME second term Of this Observation-Disclosures
,nn,;,na e.. ,u1y OF november instant, and will
~, '"e 'oi eieSeh weeks. y
The system of instruction is full q nd noro,oh ..,
Prsing complete AcademicaI course Al rrcn,,,,n,y
etner Tor college or the common professions of life
me scnoiaslic year consists of four qa,rters Of n
weeks each. Scholars may be entered al Inv ,ms h,
must continue to the end of the term (which ibev
enter NO deduction made for absence c,eep in case
Of protracted illness. ''P'
RATES OF TUITION.
FOR Greek and Latin, per quarter, ss 90
For Mathematics, 2 ia
TOT r geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 5 90
primary lessons. 4 90
n THOMAS ]. MCKINNEY.
fuel "'' PEI ''a1e"' "
Van Buren,, Ark's. Nov. Q, Is43.-4o-,r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

STATE Gd,u OF 4 AsRskSaA.NsAs'}
In the Pope Circuit Court.-In vacation, Nov g. 1s43
Sarah Jane billiard, Complainant,
Tho's G. B. billiard, Defendant
NJ OW on this day, complainant hnving filed her bill
L oil complaint, verified by affidavit, whereby il
appears that complainant ntermarred with the defen
cant on the 18th September 1S43 and that on the 9Th
DAY OF October following, after offering ndpnties to
her person. too ntolerabe to be borne defendant left
complainant without cause provocation pravino for
DIVORCE not only from bed and board but from tbe
bonds Of marimony, and for general relief Upon mo-
ton OF the complainant and upon affidavit of non
sdence it is ordered by the clerk of said court in
cation that the foregoing entry and the following or
der be published other of the putlic pa,ors
printed in this State for eight weeks successvev the
last insertion thereof to be at least weeks before
the first Monday after the fourth Monday in February
ISii. --0 = - - ''''
Tile Stale Of Arkansas to TAos G. B. Diard the alone
named defendant, greeting:
You hereby notified that Sarah Jane billiard has
exhibited in said circuit court her bill com
against you the substance of the allegations nd prav
err above set FORTH and you hereby required 10
appear before the said court at the thereof
TO be holden at the court house in said county on the
first Monday after the fourth, Monday in February
next, 1914, and plead answer said BILL within the
prescribed time, the will be TAX as
WITNESS: JNO. R. H. SCOTT,
Clerk Of said Court in racaticn
COLKETT, Solicitor
true copy from the record
JNO. R. II. SCOTT, Clerk.
December 2, ls43.-43-sw. PRS fee sls SOL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

"a AVE just received per Lucy Walker. and
Gov. Morehead, and offer for sale cheap for
cash.
l25 bugs Havana and Java coffee
100 kegs Boston nails and brads
10 bids. sup. br. sugar
10 kegs Duponis rifle powder
luo sacks fine and coarse salt
l cask fresh rice
2 bags pepper
10 boxes Boston No. / soap
I'D "- superior cigars
II rcams writing paper
SO doz. bed cords
10 boxes sperm candles
pepper sauce
D and J ID canister mustard
10 cotton and wool cards
10 claret,
5 cans lin.sced oil
hlf barrels snga r-house mo,asses
~ half quarter and eighth bbIs mackercI
sets blacksmIths tools, complete
3 casks London porter and ale
IL bags buck shot
10 boxes fresh cod fish
wrapping paper, backing, shaving soap, matches
July Is. 1913.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY J. H. HEARD,
< BARRELS peach brandy
~ do gin -
= cask Madeira vino
bbls Malaga do
1000 lbs bacon
60 bbls whiskey
bags feathers
casks claret vino
pipes Cogniac brandy
20 kegs tobacco
30 boxes do Nos and 2
~ boxes soap
10 sacks coffee
ID coils bale rope
6000 lbs Tennessee hammered iron
Fort Smith, Oct. IL, 1913
IL ECElVED by steam boat Export, and for
~ sale by J. ii. Heard,
Is bags Nos l,2 and shot
l barrel gin
i do brandy
l do Muscat wine
25 do whiskey
l key spikes
Fort Smith, October l3, 1913.
Il UST received, per steamer Arkansas. and for
- sale low, -
III dozen cotton cards very fne)
100 lbs salt pe,re
5 bbIs loaf sugar
10000 best Spanish cigars, -
dozen demijohns, assorted sizes,
casks cheese
boxns clarified soap .....
~ Letter and foolscap paper
coils Manila rope, size 10 inch
10 boxes claret wine
bags pepper
,... Playing cards. &c. &c.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
aReDebGb LIGHTS 10 by IL window sash,
5000 lbs. bacon,
300 sacks salt,
20 sacks-coffee,
20 bbls -four,
20 bbIs whiskey,
20 kegs nails,
III kegs powder,
bbis lard. for sale by
May 10, ls43.
II UST received, per steamer Marietta.
" 5000 lbs bar lead,
6O bags shot, assorted sizes. and for so,o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
Washington City, October 20, 1913.

If those editors who do not exchange papers
with us will publish our prospectus and send one
Of their papers containing it, directed ''bor No.
IA, Washington city," we will send them the Con.
gressonai Globe and Appendix during tho ap.
preaching session of Congress.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16
NOTICE TO SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC
LANDS. -

hEoisrER's orFrcE. FAYrr.syLlE, ARK,
PLATE of ,h Gu. Nocep,Ler 10, IS43.
iiaIs Oh the following named Townships were re-
~ ron Tue ohce of the Surveyor of Public Lands
"a Asfkansas' and placed the files of this oce an
a..;A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
DEATH BY DROWNING.

II becomes our painful duty to record the
death Of "A very worthy fellow citizen, Mr..
AIvah English and his sou about 10 years
old, who were drowned last week in Otter
Creek. The stream WAS very high, over
flowing the low lands on The farnl of the de-
ceased. For the purpose Of securing his fen.
ces he had constructed raft upon whicl, lie
and his son had embarked. Tho only wit
ness Of the distressing scene, was a man at
work ., the opposite sill Of the Creek who
siw them upon the raft, aud soon after in
the Greek raising piercing cry for help,
which bring Impossible they disappeared,
and nothing more was seen of them. Dil'i-
gent search has ever since been making 70.
the bodies, which as yet have no, been res
curd from the walcry element. Mr.. En-
giish was respectable member oithr mrih-
odlsr church, about 40 years old, and has left
a wife aud seven SIN III children to mourn the
dealt, of husband and fAlhur.-Miidlc-
bury Pen. Prrss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28

Mrs. liul the rrlci Of the Iair gaIlanh Com.
mn'l"re Hal, Of the Uuiied STATES Navy, has
arrived III town. accompanied bv her sister Mss.
ilari,l and IS at the Guy Iiotri.
Hon. II. Ale, "f ". has again returned Ia
the cry, and IS At The American Hotel.
Sir Charles B'gnt is Ia be in THIS ri" som,
aud will embark "n hoard the "Warspi'e," on
his re urn tn England.
The city begins To Fl no rapid with visitors
The hotels are getting fuller every day. and the
Spring business of the cry promises To open
w''h as inur'r brIskn"ss as in burner years.
Sglor Mage. the prince Of all living vioi,-
lists. has arrived IN lowr, and is al the As,ur
House.
Professor ESpv, oftle Ne enroogicaI Bureau.
IN the Navy Department, n, Washington. Is in
his STATE Oh business connected With has de.
parmeit.
Mr.. n II. Willis - out "f tie 'Jnnathan," a. 4
Ia the "Nrw Mirror" He also rr.tes letter.
hence for The National l1tclligeurer. Wii,luu
on Sunday las, har lnveiest III Sprng Jay, ne
says "A,h The frs sunshine after tbs. we shall
have the leave. ung 'ovin! their green fnge-s."
The British FngAte Warsplic, Lord John
Hay. Com nanhar. came IN To he ciiv ,asl even
ing, and anchored IN hc North RIVER.
Marcy IS IN tam, at Towards llo,eL-.N Y
Erpress
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
william r. l'hi!iirs' Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint.
w en- by the Honorable The Probate Con Tor the
District of Chiltenden, commissioners to receive, ex.
anime and adjust the claims aud d,n,nIs Of all per-
sons, against the estate uf VILLA Up. PHILLIPS.
late of 'urlini0n in SAID District DECREASED represent
ed nso'veni and also all claims and demands cxhlb-
tied in fis thereto; and six months fum the da y
of the date hereof being allowed by sand Court for
that purp ,se, do therefore hrhy give ne C. that
we will attend 10 the business nl our appointment, at
the Eyciai pe Hotel o. Moses l.. Hart, in Burllng.
ton in said District on the second Tuesdays Of June
and September next, at 10 clock, A. NJ, each oi
said days. ~, IA.
Dated this first dav of April 4. D. l643.
ISAtC NYE. l'omn s.
HENRY MAYO I'd. { sioners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28

A Loco FUco SAINT.-PeJert IT. Nor
ris, the "paper snatchcr," WHO has just been
elected Mayor of the city of Gotham, seems
10 have been made perfectly happy" by
his unexpected success. A political jnlifca-
ton was got up on the occasion Of his rlre-
ton, at which, the Mayor elect concluded an
inflated l,arangdc in the following exceed.
ingly face,ious manner:
This has however. been all settled for the present.
and happier man than myself does not breathe. II
he does - "a voice" We woul like IL see him ~
No, gentlemen, we ml,l not, we could no, him.
for like the prophet of old he would b" translated he
would he too good f,r earth U.aughler and ,remen.
dous applause al which his Honor rcsnNed his
This is a far match for Ex M,,or Va
rian's speech about "Oi Bor"as which
we gave \ week or two ago. The wit aud
nudesiy of Morris are eq"alled only by the
classical attain m-n,s of Varian.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28

EXTRAORDINARILY .Thr Locoinco mrm-
bers of the New York Legislature. made mos,
extravagant promises of Re,rcnchmrnt :"
before the election last fall. From TIM fol-
lowing paragraph, which we cut from a late
number Of the Albany Evening Journal, our
readers will perceive they have ,tdcemrd
their pledges with their usual honesty and
good faith.
Not single one Of the nnumcrahle ''re,renchment'
bills with which the Legislature sought 10 orcupy
their leisure bours d To 'nise the people fir.
ed TO become law! With abundance of I me Ia per
feet, and wi h maj"rites in both branches large
enough to carry through any and every measure the
Regency Legislature kept bark all these re,renrhmen,
bills until the hee, Of The session purpoSe'y To prevent
their passage. II was never intended tina; any one
of them should 90 into operation. They all ended
it was designed thew should, "n smo e." They have
served no other good purpose than I" furnish the
people with another illustration Of Regency fniihfu
ness and insinceritv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
Mosrs wAssrR, CHITTENDEN COUNTY

Moan BAnLow, =, NorcmJer Term, A. p. 1852.
THE Pid nj declares agaln.i he defendant in an
! ncli,n OF debt, on noe, da'cl May q. 1885 fl
the sum Of 1872 II CENTS pava' Re >x mtnh iron
the Ga,c, in ue cry Of Na'ch,z in The 5 Of Ms Is.
>llpI, as'' which me rIani aver. ha- not cen pail.
Al on a rher plea OF dc' Of Judgment rc,uvere
y the lam,it again,t the depn,a'', cfure M.
County Cour OF Nat hcz az ~ ar, on NE , Aav Il
N"ve'n' er, A. y. 1910 Tor he sun Of S574 CT ems
damage, and $50 10 renIs CO.; Of .ur. aud whri,
sad JUDGMENT The pIsn Iaver. is in ii force, ant
not paid, nj fed or - charged
Ana tir ,'ctrn an eng 4 On from his sac a,
the in'. Of he crvte Of he p!d nj >, wrI', and no
HavnC reformed wh'n the .a'lc iufOre Tie time Il
'rai, TINS caH,c / crcr ~ con-, cou'rlc and
is f1h"r or cred W .aiicorrt hat notice e this -
re Glvsn 10 he nj Noah Barlow, ypul hing ,hi>
or .cr an til" gu santu OF the Ia Il il Te ARA uu
.hTee wec's ~nctesS "eiy, IN HE " B rlln1un Free
Pre- newspaper plmei IN Bar ne on, in a
Co MY he la,l Of winch 10 ( al lea wcr'v t'avs
81 re the neNt fern 81 all cuur, 70 'r h. EN- a,
3 .rJllr'ur within ani for h.co"u.y 81 ChtieuUri,
on the se'und Ties !iv Of May mex. whirh WI 'e
'eemei rIc!cn. notice To h. nj Noah Barrow ic
anrcar an mae an>w"r % hi sul,
.. 81 q, B,rrg,Cn aiote all tE4 q \ day c.
Mar II, A. d. 1913.
wm, NoBLF, Cie-h.
4. G. "HrTrMcRE, Atto7nr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28

ANOTHER VINO NicrrnY .--Thr Wings
have won many bri!lian, victories within tie
las, six months in all parts of the country
In the town elections in New York, they
have been aim ,St everywhere victorious.
The following paragraph from the Niagara
Courier is one among thousand instances
Of the same character.
The election for town officers held in this town
yesterday resulted in of the most brilliant vic,o
res achieved nv the gallant Wings Of Lockpori
Timothy Barkus Esq true Wing. is elected Super-
visor, over his opponent. J l. Woods, Esq. hv y
majnrtv If Two HUNDRED AND EraHrv., !!
The Wing candidate fr JUSTICE succeeded by mnnr.
ity of l2l the rest of the tickle, somewhat less
coping Constable and Collector. and one Assessor.
who are lbcof,cns. The average Wing mi ,rltv in
the town is not far from Tw, HrSonED. | AZ votes
poed.
ast spring the I.ocofoco supervisor was elected BY
about 60
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
Ups and Downs.

Oar world has long been ceebra'ed for va
rlcty OF ups aud downs.
When II IS "ali up with man" he is gene
rally found t" be clown in the mouth"
When man is ZIP in the wurld,' he Ough,
20 'rnme down Handsomely"
A thing once found gu, ~ ''not what it's crack.
ID up 10 be-" viii never gro down"
II is awkward to be down al the heel" and
''Jp 10 The ears IN debt"
sit is hard t" he "hafd Up" for money and
run down" by duns."
An actor VIII" is "up in his part" slaads good
chance OF being "loWn il the cast"
Compositions are usually ".et down" on pa.
DER before they are "Se' up in type
Ten pins are "Set up" tn tie "Huock sd down."
and 20 are things nj auction.
Que who IS zap I" too m,ny tricks" is very
apt 10 he "Set dnAn" fur rogue
Many man "ses up for a sam" whom the
word "Se'S GuNn As a slnner"
Rognes are "takcn up before the Recorder.
aud "Seni down" I" the Criminal Cur'.
1t is easier 10 "klck up rumpus" than 10
"put dawn rio'."
he whnIe business If life, in short, is merely
series Of ups and dpn', aud we may all SIM,
Ike boys playing 'Ser. say
III re we GO mp, M, up,
Here W. 90 30" n, down, drwny;
Now WE 20 harkw uds and forwards,
Aud here we 60 MI lruuny!"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28

WE The subscribers, having bcch appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate CUult iur the
District Of Chiienden. CON 1esonrrs TO receive, OK
anime md adjust the Claims anu denan Of NIL per.
sous aqains, the csiaic CT ASA ALL n, late o,
Hnesburrh, in said District deceased, rcpr, scnttd IN,
solvent, and also nj, claims and demands exhibited
~ offset thereto and six months nom the day Of the
date hereof being allowed 10y az Court for thai
iuroose, We do therefore hereby give notice lint we
will attend to the business of our nppointn ut. n,
The dwelling of Capt. Hartman VI Alien, IN Hines.
urph, in said District. the last Tuesdays Of jute
and August next, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, on each Of said
days.
/ ated this 10, dqv Of March a. D. le4'.
=, ynsEpli MARSH, Comm sioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28

ASo1HEn Lucky FAMILY --Governor Ronck hav-
ing provided far all his relatives nj the pnhc rxp"ns
Mr.. Srenker Davis is taking his turn nj the same
agreeable occupation and The result ,s ihHi his hr"ih'
er Charles " Davis has he-n appointed master y,
chancerv. James 7. Davis another hro'ter, and
George r Davis, =, his n"nhaw. commissioners n
deeds; MISTER DAVIS another nsuhew of the SpeaS"i
messenger 10 tho House ~ Assembly; and John
Blass, hro'herirlaw lu"her inspector,
For the ohce NJ Mlser here wore iva 'Hp',c'ii"1s
from two prominent members of 'he Loo Fco prriy
in this citv no nf whom have beer hrrsi ronem''-
uoislv rsde 10 make room for the Sp' akers brother
After this and other evidence n fvor tis'n. we dl
mt wonder ~ ~" rand ri n'nuiior r. 'nc1-'p"l
except whsre il is increased ~ nrihclql ann irandu-
lent means
Nh wher teneralF -~ talcs nossAason ~ no
Pos, Ofhre those members ri Inc ro,ni family .o'
already n,ovidor for will of course, apply for cleik
ships Troy Wig