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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
W8W GOODS

RECEIVED PER STEAMER MARIETTA,
An CASES and packages. consisting of French,
fO English, and American fine prints Merrima tx,
Fall River, Taunton, and Cocheco do.
Among which are fine prints Of four colours, at to
10 cents per yard
Mouslain dc lain, printed muslins corded and
plain Jaconetts, Irish linen, linen table cloths,
musquitoe netting, Russia diapers, linen drills,
..t kentucky Jeans cotton and worsted hosiery,
webb and elastic braces, black silk cravats,
pongee silk handke.chiefs, cotton. Hagg, and
pain bundle handkerchiefs.
Oh BALES domestcs, bleached md brown Sd and
~ Al sheetings, do. shirtings, beached, brown,
and blue drills. Osnaburghs, checks, counter.
pane checks, stripes, ticking, and cotton wick.
TEN CASES cotton yarn, from l to 900
Oh CASES boots and Shoes of Ladies', Misses, and
~ chdren's fine kid and slippers, Misses
and childrens morocco bootces. CATERS and but
toned Ellsler shoes, seal and calf walking shoes,
Gentlemens fine calf and seal peggcd boots,
stitched morocco, and pegged calf fbrogans. kpp
lined and bound. and stoga brogans, boys fine
calf pcgged and kipp lined and bound boots.
ALSO. general assortment of Groceries, Queens
and Glassware, Hats, &c. &c. &c.,
IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS.
All OF which will be sold at reduced prices for cash,
Peltrics, beef hides, bees wax, and
COON SKINS:
S. & G. TURNER.
August 5, 1926.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters of Admins
tration were granted to the undcrs gned on the
29th day of August, A. d. IS43 by the Clerk of the
Probate Court OF tho County of Crawford the State
of Arkansas, the estate Of George W. Brand dec d
All persons having claims against said estate are here
by notified to exhibit tho for allowance and elias
scation, according to law within year from the
date of said letters. they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate and presented within
years from said date they will be forever barred
all persons indebted TO said estate, requested
make Immediate settlement with the undersigned.
WILLIAM L. ROGERS,
Sept. 9, 1913 -30-4w Administrator
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
COPARTNERSHIP.

COPARTNERSHIP.
ME subscribers have this day entered into Copart
l. nership, under the name and style of Riggs, Son
& Paradise, for the transaction of general
Wholesale Dry Goods Business.
No l22 Market Street. Philadelphia, where they will
keep constantly for salc extensive stock of Dry
Goods, selected expressly for the Western and Sou til.
Western trade.
ROMULUS RIGGS,
SAMUEL ]. RIGGS,
WILLIAM s. PARADISE
Philadelphia, Aug IL, lS43-3le3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

NOTICE.
"AVING heretofore filed in the Office of the Court
i of Probate of Crawford county our account cur.
icnta the Administrators of the of the late Hugh
Knox. decd we shall proceed to make final settle
ment of administration Of said estate, the next
term of the Court of Probate of said county be hold
at the Court House In Van Buren, on the first Mon
day in October, A. d. 1843, which time and place,
those who are interested may attend il they think
proper.
GEORGE w. KNOX,
SAMUEL D. McALISTFR,
Sept. 2, 1S43--30-4w. Administrators
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
LATE KoUEs, DAVIDSON q CO..
Commission Merchant.

No. 81, CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
REFER To-
H. X. Brown, 0e''ef' w. ARK s'
Grandson d. Royston, Hampstead Co. Ark's.
A. E. Thornton, Clark Co.. Ark's.
Messrs. Doak & Tins, Doaksvie, Choc. Ma n.
Scott, White & Co., }
i Col. John, .Drennen, Van Buren,, Ark's.
Hon. G.. W. Paschal,
Col. l.. N. CLARKE, Morrison's Bluffs, Ark's.
E. B. AIstou, Esv.. Spadra Bluff, Ark.
E. c. Mcconnell. Esq, Pittsburg, Johnson CO.
Aug 90, l643-29tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

AN INVOICE OF sADDLERY,
EUST RECEIVED on consignment from Phil
u adelphia, which will be sold at cost and
charges by HENRY s. CUNNINGHAM.
July Is, lS43. tBl, tl.i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a LL.persons indebted to the estate Of Col. Whor.
IN ton Rector decd, are requested to come forward
without delay, and make payment, as indulgence can
not be given to any.
JOHN eDRENNEN.
~ e. RECTOR,
August %, lS43-29-Jw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
OAW0TQNo q

TNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTION
ED from receiving the following described
TREASURY NOTES, payment having been
stopped which were deposited in the Post Office
on the 29th day of March lS43, and mailed on
the first day of April lS43 at Van Buren, Ar.
kansas, to the respective persons in the descrir.
ton of said notes mentioned, and whose names
are respectively undersigned; tie same having
never been received by the persons to whoms.hcy
were sent. .fe e
80 dollars, letter B., No. 367O4, payable to
d. Hunter. dated 3lst December, 1912,
Enclosed 10
COOK, ANTHONY & MAHoNY,
Neac York.
400 dollars, letter c.. No. 2O9OI, payable to
T. NJ. Butler, dated l4rh September 1912.
Enclosed to
WEST, OLIVER. & Co., New York.
900 dollars, letter A., No. 2lOl9, payable to
J. P. Davis, dated 3oth September, ls42.
100 dollars, letter c.. No. 3428. payable to
D. Randall, dated 10th February, 1912.
100 dollars, letter c., No. 1892, payable to p.
Muhienburgh, dated 18th February, iS42.
Enclosed to esa
}. w. & n. LEAvlTT, New York.
$50 dollars, letter c., No 364ll, payable to
William Armstrong. dated lst December, 1912.
$50 dollars, letter c., No. 36402, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, 1912.
R. L. SMITH & HENDERSON,
New York.
$50 dollars letter B., No. 36443, payable to j.
P. Davis, dated 10th December, lS42.
Enclosed to
sPELLMAN 4 FRAZER, Nev Yort.
$50 dollars, letter A., No. 36694, payable to
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1912.
$50 dollars, letter B., No. 36695, payable to
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, lS42.
$50 dollars, letter c., No. 36696, payable 10
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, lS42.
Enclosed to
DoREMUs, sUYDAMs & NIXON.
t.. New York.
"lC0 dollars, letter B., No. 2I3s6, payable to
J. +. Davis, dated 22nd November, 1912.
400 dollars, letter A., No. 2lO22, pa yable to
]. p Davis, dated 30lh September, 1912.
$50 dollars, loiter c., No. 36693, payable 10
David Hunter. dated 3lst December, isi2.
| Enclosed to ~ ~,
o. B. WHITE, New York.
$500 dollars, letter B., No. 1915, payable to
j. r. Anderson, dated 2Oth May, 1912.
400 doais, letter B., No. $1,000. payable to
J. P. Davis, dat, d Both September. 1912.
"lC0 dollars, letter c., No. 2l3S7, payable 10
J. P. Davis, dated 22nd November, lSla.
| 400 dollars. letter A., No. 2I4O6, payable to
E. b. Alexander, dated 23rd November, lS42.
400 dollars, letter B., No. 2l407, payable to
E. B. Alexander, dated 23rd November, 1872.
100 dollars, letter C.. No. 2l40s. payable to
E. B. Alexander, dated 23rd Noveo4ber, 1912.
$50 dollars, letter A.. No, 364O9. payable 10
William Armstrong, dated LIST December, lS42.
$50 dollars, letter B., No. 364lO, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, 1872.
Enclosed TO 10 .a.s5 ~ >
JONES & BOXER, Pliladelpiia.
September 2,-4S.-30.-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
MARRIED.

MAWNHN'D9 - - - a :.
Y. on Thursday evening, The 3lst
Rev. William Stirmsn. Mr.. George
'stsviile, Arkansas, 10 Miss Sarah
William Esans. Of Tsnaessce.
box on them wi1h sniiles and Joys.
urns with girls'and hoys. K
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

NV HITE LEAD. in Kegs; Linseed Dill Sp,ts Tur-
wv Pentine, Lstharge; venstiau Red !; Spanish
Brown; Whiting; Umber Tcrade-Sena L ampback;
Red Lead Ochre ysrmlion Chrome Green, Chrome
Yellow; Paint Brushes sash tools Camel hair pen.
ellis CopsI Varnsh Japan varnish Glass, &c &c
w. H. & M. MAYERS
aSsa "a .glt t8ft Druggists, Fort Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

DIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
NHE Copartnership between j. w Mclaughlin &
Il JOHN Gardner is dissolved. John Gardner is duly
authori ized to settle the business
J. w. MCLAUGHLIN,
JOHN GARDNER.
Fort Smith, August 8, ls43-29-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
d. WALToN = 7-I' n ~ c Fl. SHE AFE
WALTON & SHEAFE,
Commission Merchants,
COTTON FACTORS, s
81 Camp Street, New Orleans.

81 Camp Street, New Orleans.
Sept. 7th is43.-3l-6m. 80 n sa,. ~
AUCTION. a'
I WILL offer sale, in the town of Van Bnren, on
l. Tuesday the 26th inst, a well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, q.
Hardmare, Cutlery. Boots, Shoes, Clohing, &c.
And in addition, one Riding Horse, one likely
aU 7EH NEGRO MAN,
aged 25 years-one fine GOLD LEVER WATCH with
extra jewels and independent second hand-two town
lots in Van Buren, Nos III and ~, in Block No 4, nd
joining the Columbus Hotel. fronting Main Street,
each 80 feet front by l27 deep. i-s.t
Also valuable tract of Land, N. E. ar. of Sec No
g. North of Range 81 West, containing i6O Acres ac
cording to the return of the Surveyor General
North East from Van Buren,, about 3 miles Terms
made known on the day of sale. s-
SAML L. GRIFFITH, Ag't.
For GEO. w. PASCHAL
Sept. 9th, lS43.-3I-tds .. 8- aa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

NHE fall races over the Fort Smith Race Track
will commence ON Tuesday the Gath day Of
October next.
lst day, purse Of 500. Mile heats.
I'd day purse of $50. Two mile heats.
Sd day purse Of $500. Three mile heats.
Also colt race viii come off on tho 2Sth for
two year old colts and fes, foaded and raised
in Arkansas. Entrance Sl00-half forfeit. To
nape and close by the first day of October next,
now four entries. To carry 20 lbs.
Any person wishing to make entries can do so
by applying to SAMUEL CALDWELL,
FORT smith, Aug. ~, 1913. Proprietor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

w." OAsAEhiNo mhnNEi.
dug. 30. ls43.
CorTcN-ordnary al a 81; middling 81 a 81
middIing fair 6a a 1t; fair a 81; good fair 0 a
9l; good fine 10 cents.
susAR-Lou siana a Ct; Havana whto 10 a
lO2; broSn a st.
MoLAsses-2O %, c. gal.
ToBAcco-2 a At c.
FLoUR-$4 co 4 50.S
WHIsgEY-Rectified 20 &c.
CoFFEE--S 81.
SALT GO J.
RIcE--2 SO 2 rs, per b5l.
Arrivals and departures of the mails at Van
Buren, Arks. F
SOUTHERN e. EASTERN, (via Little Rock.)
: Arrives o'clock, A. NJ Mondays and Fridays
Departs 3 do p. M. Wednesdays and Sundays.
NORTHERN, (via st. LOUSY
Arrives P. M. Mondays and Fridays
Departs A. M. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
WESTERN e. SOUTH WESTERN fvia Fort Smith !,
Arrives P. NJ. Wednesdays and Sundays
Departs 81 A. M. Mondays and Fridays.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

fNHE undersigned, contractors for carrying the u
l. nted States Mail from Little Rock TO Fort Smith,
beg leave to inform the travelling public that they
have provided themselves with new and commodous
Troy Coaches. which, together with good teams and
experienced and attentive drivers will insure safe,
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren, and
Fort Smith. They have reduced the fare I'd 50 from
Fort Smith to Scotia, and 81 from Van Buren, to Scotia
and from Scotia to Little Rock S.. Stage office at
Capt Rogers in Fort Smith. and at the Columbus Ho.
tel in Van Burcn. All baggage at the risk Of the
er. i-s'-, s'H.fs @l,
ADAMS g. WILSON, Contractors.
July I, 1843-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
STRAY OXEN.

S1RAfED from Van Buren,, on or about tho
~ goth April last, a yoke OF oxen, one a large
red OK; the other red and white stag. Both
branded with the letter II on their horns. Per-
sons leaving information of their Whereabouts, at
this office, will DO literally rewarded.
August 5, 1S43.--26-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

irtamt from Jackson, Mtssissih hi,
excitement! Mississippi at o
9 Legislature is ip an awful qua
commenced thinking. s. \
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
Notice

TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
FHE following township plats were received
at the Land Office at johnson Court House,
on the 10th July, A. D. ls43, viz:
Township No. North, Range % West,
Township No. ll-North, Range % West,.
Township No. North, Range 20 West.
]. WOODSON BATES,
Aug. ~, lS43-29!3w Register.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

UST reed per Steamer Arkansas and for sale
- low
TO- 10 doz 2, Cotton ( cards (sery dnoJ
100 lbs Salt Petre
5 bbls Loaf Sugar.
10000 best Spanish Cigars
5 doz Den,johEs (ass''s. sizes)
2 casks Cheese
II. boxes clarified Soap ey =.
NJ, Letter and Fools cap Paper =,
coils ManIla Rope tsize IL inch) f,
/ y 10 boxes Claret ~ ~. tj
2 bags Pepper aoe' ~sb tnSod
Playing cards, &c. &c. DC.
HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

WANTED.
1.-TWO APPRENTICES will be tdkei, AZ This Office
IL TO learn the printing business il immediate appli
cation be made. Aug. III
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

EAYES PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, dai.
IL y, at o'clock. via Steam boat to Brownsville,
thence in splendid new coaches, the great Nation
al Road to Cumberland, and from thence in superior
new eight wheel cars, to Baltimore. Through in 4s
hours. Only IS miles stageing, and NO night travel
W Office next door to the Monongahea house.
A. HENDERSON e. Co. Proprietors
}. W. DRENNEN, Agent.
Pittsburgh, Pa July, l543-34-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

'l" Vlf coHos, st1tN'HcIy, uIups, penclIs and
PATENT MEDICINES,
large variety &c. &c., together with every article
kept in their line To those who send their ORDERS the
utmost will be used in packing. to prevent the risk
in their transportation. w. H. & NJ MAYERS :
Aug. %, loi3--29 Druggists, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

August 5, 1S43.-26.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
Drugs & Medicines.

4 = THE subscribers beg leave t. slate they have
~ have just received from
< PHlLADELPHIA,
and now offer for sale, at their store, large
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-25

Although mot for the Press" "tako the responsible.
y' Of publishing the interesting letter from Powhatan from
aman highly esteemed by his county and ghom wo need
not name to enable she Public identity. The facts and
"reminiscences he states oil familiar to u.s. and emma
ting from higher authority than pretend possess
will set Mr.. H. a. Wise right in divers particulars. In
one instance only think he Is in error. We
think, indeed, confident, that Mr.. A. p. Upshur
not In the Legislature before the session Of 1926
when having left Richmond he returned from his na
tive county Of Northampton, to which he had retired. lie
was by birh however by education, and by opinion until
Of late years, an old Fcdorast
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-25
l0,199, 10000 German dollars. equal to
about - cents OF our
own currency.

lO,l99, 10000 German dollars. equal to
about - of our
currency.
Such the aggregate debt Of Europe and the object Of
It's conracoa is fully eqlalIed by the Of iqui-
daton. How large portion Of II has been actually dis
the have offered under the preceding heads
How large portion has been contracted for the pur-
pose Of intestine war, IS apparent from glance
at the table itself. With exception. the bOunda.
rus Of the European nations remain precisely as
they a century ago, when their treasures were
still unincumborcd and yet, in attempts 20 alter mo-
dy their bearings IN attempts 70 extend the French limits
t they reach the Rhine, u consolidate the German COME
deTacy and to expand the Pussan Austrian
domnions, ten billions Of money have been spent The
partition Of Poland the only material change that has been
wrought the ciutye position the great nations Of Eu.
rope effected without tho aid u national debit and Of
the whchdepopuated Europe which broke dOwn her
commerce. which shattered her agricultural interests which
retarded for hhn century her advance IN civilization,
the only result has boon debt which 10 will require
Of fresh revolutions cxngush Such is the repro
ductvc power Of war and fear that prodigiuus will be
the sacrifice Of blood and before the long
closed. Who guarantee that tho revolution which
may sweep away the present French debt shall be less fear
u than that which swept away The debt Of the older BOur.
bonsl In only ways can the present membranes
be remOved by exhaustive sacrifices. by national rcpu.
diaOn. We that the days Of the last alternative
run; and yet there Is great danger that should extn.
gushmen Of the debt be attempted Great Britain least
oyerbudonod condition Of the lower classes would pro.
duce general rebellion On contingencies disastrous II
business speculate, We pray that by the In.
reference Of that hand IN whose hollow held the nations
Of the earth, the pcrs Of the crisis will be overed.
'Mr MeCoochs Geographical md Statistical Dictionary vol
B, g.. 1911.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-25

Gendomen-My son informs that IN tho Enquirer of
Tuesday last there appeared cord from Mr. n. A. WISE
in which he says among other things, that the Aceomac
Congressional District is Republican now, and has ever
been Republican the II such assertion is
trncd in that card Mr. Wise Is either excessively ignorant
Of his District, intentionally makes statement to
deceive the ignorant Of The country. The father Of this
reaean represented the county Of Accomac in i70s and
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates He voted against
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camrbers Er.iqn Mnsn,in,.

The MAY No. has been received from Messrs. Smith,
Dnnkor g. Morris. The leading articles arc /. Review
Of the decorations Of Chrsfopher Norfh"; 2. Ancient
Shipping g. Modem, French and German Poets 4. Bio
graphical Sketch Of VI. Theirs 5. Daniel O'ConnePs
History Of Ireland besides copious and entertaining
Miscellany.
The number Is ornamentod with a beautiful Likeness Of
Prof Wilson
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the NATIONAL DEBTS OF EUROPE.
PROM Hunrs NercAanfs' Magazine.

To form estimate Of the debts Of the principal
European siates task which made impossible by OBJ
dca 10 remove Tho governments themselves, in the
i place, falsely la many instances the actual amount OF
the debts when reported, in the second
place. olcn made up of items, which, like the treasury
II Sweden issued without limit and without
paaon ind the provincial debts themselves, in the third
place, which largely into the actual membranes
o the nations the south Of Europe often omitted
rcy from the Close approximation TO the truth
IN estimates which sometimes studously false, and
which generally necessarily unidentified il impossible
II shall be cndcavor Ia the article give SIM
ply abstract from the official OF the respective
governments OF which shall treat, leaving the rca.
der make that allowance for the of the valua
tons which the consideration usts mentioned will suggest
We make acknowledgements the threshold OF the inqui
~, Mr. Mct;regors late valuable work "Commcrcnl
Legislation" Mr. J. X. McCuochs "Statstcia Dieto-
nary" and the very nborious article in the Conrersd
fions Lericoa der Gegenrart, MadfssehHidenresen
l. GREAT BRrAN. BY the budget of 1910, the basis of
the following table was Afforded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-25

The New World has republished the May No. Of this
periodical, at the reduced price Of lsic. The number
contains several very fine articles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-25

MARRIED.
IN county Louisa th 10Th By Rev L. l..
Fox Mr. ELISHA HAWKINS. u this city, 10 Nss Lucy Ann
sEARCEANT Of The former pare
DIED,
7th fathers residence Kentucky, MAR
TIA LOUISA. ecH daughter Robert and Virginia Ann Trip
The 18Th ycafof - Thus has persisted BY the wnty
~ death te and iovclcst ~ blossoms
Gentle. and sfert0nle with mind highly endowed BY
agd richly stored hy rIauonie the nered object
of parental pnds and devofion and u a WIN
4 bowed iYyn affection by Of
such daugiarand motrf okng 10 Heaven, he home
~ child
who raHfr me- mother first"
afd casting opes Guardian attends
ony 10 bf0tsn times ~ dssIar srciaim-
on Ncsf rryau1n' % % be-
10 make ban ufe
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TExAS-lL. Gil,u,r. S,o,,,y. NJ.

Having pu bished portions Of the Address of Messrs
Adams and others, members Of the late Congress- protest
ing against the annexation Of Texas, we repubish this
morning Mr.. Il. W. Gilmers reply whose letter of Janu.
airy last recommending and urging the annexation Of Tex
as, he regard having produced their address in
part
We thought Mr.. Gimers letter at the time very I'M
wise procedure. His position member Of Congress,
lent Fictitious importance to his opinions and was calcua.
ted produce the impression upon the northern mind that
he expressed the wishes Of the Southern portion Of the
Unon than which, in belief nothing can possibly be
The formal proposition none for the an.
nexaton Of Texas the United States would deeply ap
tate the Union As question 1t is dangerous to the
harmony Of the Union; It done evil hour dissolu
ton would certainly aud Immediately cnsue, by the with
drawal Of the Northern states. To some VIC have no
doubt this undesirable, they are still to be found
who hold Caesars mind, better be "ihc first in Prwncste
than the second in Rome"
As Tar the idea Of procunga for Southern sla
very the views Of those who wish the annexa
ton Of Texas, inclined to think their andcpaon
will be defeated by the People Of Texas themselves
known that the question Of slavery and it, pepetuaor
Of the institutions Of the infant Republic, decpl,
engages and exercises the minds Of the Texans We ar,
inclined 10 believe that they will decide against it, abolish
what exists Of IT, and prohibit by the Constitution Tn,
influence Of England nnd her Pmlanthropc. numerous
and powerful Societies, will he applied to accomplish thi
end; and their efforts wall be powerfully sustained from ht
couny-nay there Is to doubt that these com
bned influences have already been actively work
and have already wTonghup the population Of Texas
~ tho point of discarding slavery permanent inst
tuition Of That great region In confirmation Of this idea
we quote from distinguished journal, the New York Tn
bune the following passages, TO which we invite the en-
phauc attention Of Nirpinin.
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TEXAs ND sLAVERY.

The suggestion that Toxss may nd herself of the
blight and Of slavery, and take proud rank
nonp tho Free Nations of the EauhFrco internally and
Free from Foreign domination and the dread Of Foreign aR
RfsssiDn-i5 calculated ~ uwakon strong and lively in
tcrcs throughout the civilized world. Although first made
known BY the " Orleans papers, We have
believe that the subject has been deliberately considered by
good p,fon ~ the People 4 Texas henscve-, and hnt
they haze arfiysd % the night conclusion How, indeed
could they ony othef They have only o. contrast
Ohio with Kcnuck the later older settled and
icrno STATE with decided advantage IN climate and posi-
uYn-or Indiana with Ms,ssippito see where their true
iuier,sthes. Texas as Free Nation might have ono
hundred thousand Immigrants next yoarnot the bank
rupt pr,ngatcg WhO OF their from the South
West bat ofsrone and stout hearts, who would
70 there work md bring II her troubles She
might have any Loan sie desired though indeed she would
hardly need sny r she could nugh % al the efforts
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