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The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
ALSO.
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TIcyridbie .4rti- Bilious, Anti Dyspeptir, Pm
fling and CQthartic Pills, possessing JoaT m
nortaat combined properties oT the citre q DIS
eases, carefully and correctly combined, one
article to assist another, for htc beneft cf the.
health of mankind.
This medicine is recommended to the atten-
zion of those afflicted With Liver Compliant,
Dyspcpsia. Dropsy, bilious habits. cOstiye-
ness, cholera morbus, Rhumatism, ecroinia,
foul stomach, depraved appetite, worms, Choir
.diaiqia, (which is known by the sinking sensa-
tion atthe pit Of the stomach Jaundice, Head
ache and sick stomach, Palpitation OF the heart,
liarrl,ea. nervous affections, dysentery or flux,
heart burn, white swelling, and all those dlsea-
ses arising from impure blood.
For sale at WHALEY'S DRUG STORE:
in Jackson, bYJ. "A. GRIDpLE, Clinton, and
in nearly all the villages and by numerous
country agents in all of the western ard. south
western states dnd Texas.
a1F OTIS BRAMAN,. Druggist, IN Tor
Gibson, and G.. STIREEYE and { sANNON y
DALE, in Grand Gulf, Mississippi, are autho
rized ngents.
sent. 2. f842-46-6 6m
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
Trustee Sale.

Ia 7 virtue of the provisions Of a deed
h of Trust executed on the 9Th day
of July i84f, by William Smith to Da-
vid 7. Thomas Trustee, I, David G
Ellis, Trustee, substituted by the Supe.
rior Court ofChancery of the State 81
Mississippi for and in place Of the said
d. Y. Thomas deceased, having been
thereto required in writing By Alvah
Whitney the csslssi qae trust, 10 said deed
willexp pose 10
for casa, at the Court House doorin The
town Of Port Gibson, on
Saturday, the 2ud day Of December s43
The south half Of Lot No. 5.
in square No. 2, in the Suburb
St. Mary, adjoining the town q
Port Gibson, fronting on Ear
nler street 40 feet, and on Car
roll street 80 feet.
Such title as IS vested q me BY said
deed will be coDyeyedlo the purchaser.
DAVID G. ELLIS,
Substituted Trustee,
1F.- az f24s sa-fdr
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
or less.
Al I5SO-Eleven Hundred anC
ninhfv-six 48-IOO acres

of land, situatein the Parish of Madisons in
the State of Louisiana, being part Of the tract
which was conveyed by the subscriber as
Trustee for Wilson g Mcdonald to said James
Watson and w. P. Russum. by deed bearing
date 28th day of December 1885, as will more
fully appear by reference to said deed, duly
recorded in the Office of the Parish Court, at
Providence in the Parish Of Carol and State
aforesaid, in NotaTiai Book a .toio l28.
ALSO-thc following named negroes, and
their increase since the execution Of said deed
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
from DR. So. M,CIrLEr.

TnIIadega co. May q, I642.
This is to certify, that during the past season,
have made use of DR. Champions Ague med
-icines in my practice, and out of twenty-five
boxes, (all had, have never failed of effecting
permanent removal Of the disease; and in no
single case. did a patient tax e more than half a
box. can with strict veraciiy. and Go with
great pleasure. state, that believeit to be the
best. safest and most efIectual remedy for ague,
chilIs and fever, &c. that has ever been discoV-
cyed. Wsr. M'CLELEN.
ftt9-E Each box contains twenty-four pills, OF
which twelve are sufficient 10 cure any ordina-
rv case Of chlls and fever. A pamphlet ac-
conlpaniea each boz, with full directions and
ample certificates of the efficiency of this med
.icine
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
SARAH FREsHgI
SORE BREASTS
BIa CREEK. Green Co. Al. 81.

BIG CREEK, Green Co. Ala. FllI
This is to certify that my Tit.,1
ly afflicted with a rising breast~5..S
ny remedies, all of which proy.; !,
| then obtained your invaluable -.
by a few applications, made a.,
ished at the rapidity Of the er,s,,i
ced of the great efficacy of the ois..
most confidently recommend itss
ed.
A.Rn
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
VIcKssURs, Nav ,

I feelit my duty to inform th.,.s
benefit / derived from the usedGn,
liable Ointment. Some time 4 l,sI
was riding, when my horse s1ri
frightened and threw me on thsr.,l
saddle, which caused a very ~
from which / could not obtain ms
ter having suffered excruciatne 81
of Gray,s Ointment, and the rne !,
cures it had effected. | was indr,sI
a trial. On making two or three !
l was completely restored toheaIlb \
ness.
e. w IN
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
SORE LEGS.
ORANar Conrn..

conceive it a duty ipenrt.
make known to the pubic II.
have derived from the use o1 IN n
uable ointment, on an ulcarata55 - "a
| had been afflicted for fouy ~
Of the leg had been much q afgs..'..
pieces Came out. MOrtifcaiion
" apprehended, Twas advised 10
amputated--to which I wouH /,
The best physicians we're employsi.
but all their remedies failing "a a =
p:ocRred and applied DR.. Graz
one pOtof which made an efFec,s.i
] am now fully persuaded thar /
continued an invalid until the d.r |.
which must soon have arrived. . I
my situation, and so hopeless q.
considered. =
SARAH FRESEr
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
wholesale and retail D,,..I
burg; General Agent 70, s.
Mississippi.
Or uil directions accomD.,,.

The proprietor has rec.,...,
certificates of wonderful cnrse eng
IS the following. Many mo,a 9S'
lished, but il Is deemed unnecs..3
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
Jan e1 184s IA if
VRU3gDRa8 S SALES

QRUSgRRa8 SALES
HDY virtue Of a Deed of Trust exc
q cuted to me as Trustee, bv Rich,
ard Downs, on the eth day of Novem
Der I84i, and recorded in the Probate
Court Clerks Office Of Claiborne county,
in book V papes 425, 426 & A27, 10 se-
cure the payment of two certain notes
therein specified, at the request of N.
McDougall, one of the parties 10 said
deed of Trust, will expose to
PUBLIC SALE FOR CASH
at the Court House door in Claiborne,
county, on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY NEXT, 1874
all the estate conveyed 10 me in said
deed of trust, 10 wit:
Lot number 5, in square number 2t, !,
in the Suburb of ST. Mary, adjoining the
town of Port Gibson.
/ will make such title as is vested in
me as Trustee and none other.
L. N. BALDWIN,
June II I843-35-tds Trustee
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
April 1854 Ii

April | Ts4s-24- If 8.
/ do hereby certify, thsi | J. !
years past, been afflicted vlla easS y
q great part of the tine e9aln,s =. $
and my health bad in FaIlo's az. ~ \
having tried vanous rsnleaisSs,s y ssoeF.. a.
I took four or Eve boxes e 9 ,,;,l slOTi. n
four or Eve bottles oi rhosl17 :.
the course Of three mcnsns
most to perfect health w. y. 's.1
tirely to. the use Of the sDo.. -,
cines. For twelve months pas
confined 4 day BY sickness .'.sll : mi
claiborne e'a
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
gnTn1naagaInTEaa @AnaI,

gFIRS1f 8 9S @AGGe
WBY virtue ofa Deed OF Trust execu1su ~ =
ma IS Trustee by James Watsons dated
9f1th dav of October 1871, and duly recorded
& The Office Of the Clerk Of the Probate Conps a
II Claiborne county, ID Book y pages sov, :s
38i & 382, 10 secure the payment OF certain
debts therein specified. will expose %
Public sale for Cash.
on the premises, saa@-t ssldence OF tne sa'u
James Watson, on -,~,,r :, Z,
l843, all tho estate conveyed 10 me N salu
.ised &c Trust. or so much thereof as. may be
neeeesary to nav the amount then due viz
The tract of.fand on which the said james
Watson now resides, containing about
Thirteen Hundred and eighty
nine 75-IO0 acres, more
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
vIcEsnras, MAY q!

/ have used Grav's Ointment n
with success. after having used ui
remedies without deriving any BEL
their use whatever Having been
with this most painful disease mon
years, I had despaired Of ever being 4
til / procureda box of Grsy's InrarI
ment, which has made a QerfEiraa
few applications.
GEoRGEEalI
For sale by l.. Dancy. ggur
Emanuel, z Kicksburg, w. Fax, NlsiiI
Randolph, = Yazoo CITY; T &BCra,
z: u. Ward, Canton; OTIS BRAN
t!lDson'; G. Shreye, Grand Gulf ri
gists and traders generally.
March l8 i343-22-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
DR.. MOFFATS
q I 2 q p II!
AND
PHOENIX BITTI

mNR M0FFAT's Life kedd1s,
- " a vegetable PREPARATION
cessfnl treatment of almost every |
disease, by the use of these mediclI
longer an experiment; as a teieRs
experience of many thousand pstsnI
ed through the whole union, will 81;
prove. They are mild and Plesa
operation, and at the same tine tha
ting rapidly upon the secretiOns d3
carrying of all bad humors, ssaz
with, and purifying the blood.
Those afflicted Nth the Fe
Iatland,org Rheumatisn, Ia,
description, Sex Headaek,
Pains IN The Chest, Fiatula
Appetite, and emery diseass
an impurity Of Tie blOod.
state Of The Stomache,
will find q speedy and permsr
use Of these medicines, referegc
to a large number of persons i
ty, whohave been suffering fiuH
great number Of years. and hav'
and permanently cured.
For sale By
o. BRal
Poi
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25

Devoted to Politics, Literature, Agricul-
ture, News ofthe Day, &c.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
G2Agsa
UA1sUABIEp. z
oINTa1ElST
ro,

t. g. 'lous aui
I. special me Legs, !
Sweair as of q ns and +
llese onen's sore P,aa oas
,'!ic Pains, ain letters, F,os., FSrsast'
...ains, Whiilows. Rilaa y laalOpiiOu
Snake Bite, Spider Biz Biz pples
Dogs and external der , Die
PREPARED Ann @sSs so1
q. O. WOODN
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25

and farming utensils Of every doscrip-
ton embraced in said Deed of Trust.
Such title as is vested in me by said
deed, ! will convey to purchasers and
none other.
WM.. T. PURNELL, Trystee
Port Gibson, april4 1913 : 25-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

eanE eaorEr OF Of FaIaxl,s, ARKANSAS Set.
In the Circuit Court of Franklin County, in Chan.
Gerry, before the Clerk thereof, in vacation,
on the 18th day Of May. A. d. ls43.
Julia Ann Hill, Complainant
John B. Hill, Defendant,
A + this day comes the complainant, by her
IA next friend. Emanuel Speige, and files her
bill Of complaint against the defendant, and also
her affidavit, that the defendant is q resident
of the State of Arkansas.
1t is therefore ordered tina: said John B. Hill,
the defendant herein, be and appear on the first
day of the next term Of this court, at n court to
be holden at the court house, in the town Of Ozark,
in said county. on the third Monday Of Septem-
ber A. D. 1913, and plead, answer, except, or
demur to complainant's bill Of complaint, or the
same will be taken as confessed.
And it is further ordered that said defendant
be notified Of the tendency of this suit, by pub
lication of this order in some newspaper printed
in this State, eight weeks successfully, the last in.
sertion to be at least four weeks before the COM
mencement of the next September term of this
court. ]. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
A true copy from the record in my Office, this
18th day Of May, ls43.
]. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
June 3, 2s43-17-Sw. (Prs fee $l4 0O.)
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

There can no longer be any mistake about the
coming of Miller and the Millennium. An egg has
been left on our table this morning, with ali the
evidences Of the fact upon it. Though whole and
unbroken, it is full of ridges, hollows and chasms
sentation Of flames over one half its surface, and
the word "Millonium" legibly marked upon it,
We think this portentous, fully believing that the
hens know as much about the matter as Miller
Pitts. Am.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

A Singular Error.--A critic has discovered a
typographical error in the heading Of The United
States Gazette, published at Philadelphia, which
has remained uncorrected since the first day of
its publication, more than 20 years. The old
English c, is used in the word The instead Of
the letter 'T' The editor is enamored of his er-
ror and refuses to change the letter. That's what
we call showing q proper spirit.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
For the Arkansas Intellip encer
Messrs. Sterne f. Wheeler:

Gentlemen I'm the Intelgencer of the Doth
inst, is communication over the sipnntnre Of
I'D. B." dated CHEROKEE AGENCY, which, in view
Of the position occupy toward the Seminole tribe
OF Indians, induces me to believe it is proper for
the information Of D. B., to state somewhat in de.
tall the circumstances that transpired in the trans
Porlatlon Of the late emigrants from Webber's
rails to Deep Fork, as we'll as to disabuse the pub
nc mind of any unfayourable impressions in re.
gard to the Seminoleans, which this communica.
ton Is calculated to make. The emigrants were
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

delivered over to mo at the Seminole sub Agency
on Saturday the 4th inst, ON which day started,
and arrived at the encampment on the evening Of
that day; they received me with every respect and
expressed their satisfaction that | had come to
take charge of them--I stated it was probable the
wagons would be there in the morning to load !;
they said they would be ready circumstances
however, over which l had no control, prevented
some of the wagons from arriving until the 7th
inst. when they were all in the neighborhood of
the encampment :-early in the morning, Abra.
ham (the interpreter took with mel called on me
and informed me that the Indians had killed their
interpreter. Immediately went to the encamp.
ment, and found that liquor had been introduced
among them, and a number under the influence of
artificial excitement. They still, however, with
one solitary exception) treated mo with kindness
and courtesy, on my stating to them wished them
to prepare for loading the wagons, they assonted,
and the women went to striking their tents and
packing up their baggage, and the wagons all
loaded without interruption. 1t is true there was
furious attack made on me whilst on horseback,
by drunken Indian, in perfect state Of nudity,
but got clear of him without much difficulty; so
far, however, from being drove off and making
my escape to Fort Gibson, saw all the teams
loaded, and every Indian leave the ground before
left. That evening they got to Durdee, which
was too high to cross. | went out in the morning
sober, and not a vestage of whskey among them:
A. H. Olmstead, the Government contractor, Ito
whom am undor much obligatian for his aid and
assistance,) having to make issue to the old set
tiers, which had been due for some days and
which he could not issue without my presence,
proposed would let the teams 90 on without me;
after making the requisite arrangements, did so;
returned with him to the Deep Fork. made the is
sues, without seeing Fort Gibson) and went and
met the cmigrating party, and delivered them all
at their different locations, without encountering
any difficulty, other than bad roads, loss of oxen,
Sc, &c.
Upon the whole, am much gratifed in being
able say, thnt the late emigrating Indians have
conducted themselves, so far as my intercourse
has extended with them, both in their transporta-
ton, with the exception no,ced) and subsequent
y, with the utmost propricty and it is on their
account that wish the public to have a true
statement of facts. Your Obed't Ser't.
TIlO'S L. JUDGE,
S. Ag't of S. Indians.
P. S. D. &. has been misinformed IN regard
TO their wishing to kill two others. | am perfect
| y acquainted with the circumstances, and that is
not tho fact. In regard to the unfortunate man
they did kill, if he had been in their country
this would have been justified by their laws; ; how
far they may be amenable to the laws Of the
country in which tho deed was committed, is not
for me to say. T. L. J.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

appended string of why-and-wherefores. If
these are not original, can only say have not
met with them, and shall be much obliged to friend
Banks if he will point out in substance the very
same" in his Encyclopedias :" looked in vain in
some treatises on asron omy.* Or if he can indicate
any error in theory or observation, shall be
pleased for him to do it; for, as avowed at the
conclusion of my last, what little originality was
there, consisted of but crude suggestions mere
" advanced with hope of calling the attention
cr,Sls- heads"-lke our critics, mayhap vet.
A. IS he may think himself, if my errors sin
sibs,4nce," I say nothing Of language,) are not
n osed till he brings them to light, / fear they
Vii slmber till the fuflment Of Miller's proph-
ecy
4 II now, pray, cousin Banks, can't you edify
tht bic with some of your original " notions"
Of - rstsa Please inform US, according TO your
1hecg gl,s, do they climb, crawl, run, fly or swim!
kcc What genus of parmints do they belong!
" !dn't you guess the late s'monster" to have
sdSss the crab order, as his motion was retro
ssacs}
HS tin conclusion, must inform friend Banks,
W o3hing shall induce me to take farther notice
d, ! ssacrid squibs :" for, as the saying is &" ]
jh /, her fish to fry - but as take it he is hard
boz u employment, let him scrbbe to his hearts
,r.. .,-better occupation perhaps than idleness
ras dissipation, particularly if it affords any COM
fort 10 "feeble and too heavy loaded mind :;
for verify it would seem he has gone nearly
crazy, or rantng"-or mayhap love-crackod-
eh? G.
w.
w s,rho agh had met with similar .' notions" in
sCYG, edas" or any where else. since writing the a.
Be - pleased to in a late per article.
wf.ttee, as is supposed by the venerable Noah Web
stcr, which something of the kind is advanced AL.
lu Ii $40 the tails of comets, the writer says: This
lgh ISays appears opposite to the sun, and is proba
BIZ tie light Of the sun modified by the nucleus
mosphere of the comet in like the sreaks
Of light which often see summer, occasioncd by
the rays Of the sun passing through vapour in different
degreesof density"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

LUST reed per Steamer Arkansas and for sale
- low
10 doz Cotton cards (very fne)
100 lbs Salt Petre
5 bbls Loaf Sugar
10000 best Spanish Cigars
S doz Demijohrs (ass't. sizes)
2 casks Cheese
2 boxes clarified Soap
Letter and Fools cap Paper
coils Manila Rope (size l.2 inch)
10 boxes CIaret
2 bags Pepper
Playing cards, &c. &c. &c.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
June 9, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
Notice

III AVlNG heretofore filed in the office of the Court
IL OF Probate of Crawford county, account cur
rent as of the estate of the late Hugh
Knox. decd shall proceed to make a final settle.
ent OF our ion Of said estate, at the next
term OF the Court of Probate of said county, to be
holden at the Court House in Van Buren, on the first
Monday in July, A. ID. 1s43 at which time and place
those who are interested may attend if they think
per, this the 2nd day of June A. d. lS43.
GEORGE w. KNOX,
SAMUEL D. McALlSTER,
June 3, IS43-l7-4w Administrators
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

peace Of the country, all the cannon, with the
equipments, shall be conveyed to Merida by the
Yucatan volunteers, 20 remain subject to the order
of the Mexican Government, after the present
war shall be terminated. Two hours are agreed
upon for the ratification of these articles of capit
ulation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

we'll as the crew upon deck, armed as thoroughly
as possible, and prepared for conflict, when the
suspicious stranger, seeing her decks crowed with
armed men, hauled off and hoisted Haytien colors.
N. O. Picayune
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

on the lolh day VI may, "A. u, 1919.
v; LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
A ND now on this day comes the complainant,
IN by her next friend, Samuel Hixon, and files
her bill of complaint against the defendant, and
also her affidavit that the defendant is a non-resi-
dent Of the State of Arkansas.
1t is therefore ordered that the said Pleasant
Green, the defendant herein, DO and appear on the
first day of our next term of this court, to be hol
den at the court house, in the town of Ozark, in
said county, on the third Monday of September,
A. D. lS43, and plead, answer, except, or demur,
to compliments bill Of complaint, or the same
will be taken as confessed.
And it is further ordered, that said defendant
be notified of the pending of this suit, by publ
cation in some newspaper, printed in this State
eight weeks successfully, the last insertion to be
at least four weeks before the commencement of
the next September term of this court
J. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
J. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
June 3, ls43-l7-sw. prs fee Sl4 OO.)
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

Mr.. Everett, has made formal demand for a
seaman, citizen Of the United States, who has
been impressed on board some British mar Of war
on the African station. This government has al
ready met the demand, by ordering the Clio l6
guns, to proceed forthwith to the coast Of Africa,
scour the same in the search of the man, and place
him, rs soon as possible, at the disposal of the
American minister. The particulars of this case
have not yet transpired but there is no doubt that
some atonement will be made to the man, as well
as to the minister, who has thus been compelled
to interpose for his surrender.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
Henry & CUNNINGHAM

Henry a. cunningham
AVE just received, per steamers Gloster and
IL Gov. Morehead,
700 sacks coarse salt,
100 sacks fine salt,
$50 sacks coffee,
70 hhds. sugar,
ceroons indigo,
4 casks madder,
10 kegslead,
500 grain bags,
20 baskets champagne,
500 lbs copperas,
l-2 bbIs salaratus, T-
so kegs powder,
10 boxes starch,
25 doz painted buckets,
20 brooms,
20 bed cords,
30 reams wrapping paper,
10 boxes honey dew tobacco;
20 Ken.uckey and Maryln tobacco.
10 tea,
l chest tea,
33 doz. TASKS,
40 boxes Madeira wine,
casks port wine,
8 boxes Muscat wine,
2 do brandy fruits,
5 do pepper,
B. do ground spice,
25 kits salmon,
ID coils rope,
5 hhls white wine vinegar,
10 boxes cherry bounce,
IS bbls old rye whiskey,
Sperm candles nails;
Lemon syrup, molasses, &c. sc.
May 10, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that shall apply to the next
L Court of Probate of Crawford county, to be holden
at the Court House in said county, the first Mon
day in July, ls43, for order to sell the following de-
scribed tract of land belonging to the estate of William
b. Heather, deceased to wit: The northwest quarter
of section number thirteen, U3) in township number
nine, (9) north of range number thrtytw 1922 west
situate the county of Crawford in the State of Ar
kansas, this 2nd June, A. d. ls43
JESSE TURNER, Administrator
or the estate of VIM. B. Heather, dec d.
June 3, lS44-l7-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

Dick Stewart caugh.--Tno Concordia, La.
InteIIigencer of the Doth May, says:
Stewart, the murderer of man in Chicot
county, Arkansas, was arrested few days since
in the western part Of this State, and under charge
of those who apprehended him, passed Trinity a
few days since on the steamer President, for Co
Iumbia, Ark, via the Black, Red, and Mississippi
rivers"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

SCOTT, WHITE & co. have Just received
~ per steamer Gov. Morehead, direct from New
York and Philadelphia,
20 Cases kip brogans
20 Cases cotton cards
May l6, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03
Iron! IrOn!! IrOn!!!

SIX THOUSAND pounds Tennessee Iron on
~ hand, and for sale, at the reduced price of
81 cents per lb. to close consignment, by
HENRY e. CUNNINGHAM.
May 9, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

There we're five arrivals from China at New
York in the week ending the 9th instant. The
toa value of their cargoes is estimated at $780,
OOO.--Picayune.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

$GAAn LIGHTS 10 by II window sash,
~OOO 5000 lbs. bacon, &
800 sacks salt,
20 sacks coffee,
20 bbls flour,
20 bbls whiskey,
20 kegs nails,
10 kegs powder,
2 bbls lard. for sale BY
S. & G. TURNER.
May 10, ls43. .....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

Chauncy F. Cleveland has been elected Gov.
ernor of the State of Connecticut, by the Legis-
lature, the choice by the people having failed..-
VIM. S. Holabold was elected Lieutenant Gov
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-03

Why couldn't Cain please the Lord ! Because
he wasn't Abel.