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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-04
Court OF Common Pleas.



April j G. Nelson Ell ais. Us. j: M Caniins.-This
action upon acceptance of the defendant, OF
draft for 1924, of Milo Sutl ayebe months after date
The defence set up that the plaintiffs took the sccep
thereof Milo sutl residing the Western part OF the
State and that at the time the draft accepted by the
defendant the plaintiffs clerk informed him that one of
the plaintiffs, While on visit to the drawer received the
draft from him with assurance that he sutlif would
send quantity OF lumber 10 the defendant to be sold in
realize the proceeds sufficient funds
to meet the draft at maturyand that the defendant
cepted the draft only these express conditions. The
plaintiff admitted tn At the draft taken for precedent
debt and testimony produced to establish the other
part OF the defence One Of the plaintiffs clerks how
er who presented the draft for acceptance testified that
such conditional acceptance made, and the plain
tiff proved that the defendant until recently bad in his
possession ample property the drawer to meet the draft
The Jury upon the charge Of the Judge, rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff for 1896 "a damages and costs
For plaintiff, Robert 8. Winsow, Esq for defendant
F. Tillon, Esq
Before Judge Inglis
Robert =. Wtnsiop u.s. the Mayor, aldermen &C., Of the
City Of New Fork-Ths was an action brought to reco-
bill for services of the Commissioners OF Re-
gisry The defendants claimed 10 set off payment made
by them to the plaintiff under award by the Commits
for opening 9th Avenue for part Of the plants
property, taken for the The award was joint
Society, who held mortgage upon the premises and the
warrant OF the Comptroller was drawn to the plaintiff and
the said society jointly but paid by the Chamberlain
TO the plaintiff his sole endorsement The AncieDt Br
tons Benefit Society foreclosed their mortgage and
tered up decree against the plaintiff for the deficiency
the sale, Sl5s, which deficiency the plaintiff subse
queny paid The Corporation however, after pay ing
the plaintiff the whole amount of the award again paid 10
the mortgages half Of the amount upon a claim
therefor made by them. Verdict for plaintiff SI5l 26,
For plaintiff, Robert f. Wnsow Esq. plaintiff in per-
son. For defendants, David Graham, Jr., Esq.
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The Sentence OF White for the Murder of
his own Father at Batavis-PIea Of I'm"

In our paper to-day will be found the principal
portions OF very extraordinary trial and sentence
OF man by the name of White, who murdered his
own father. The deed took place In Genesee
county, Western New York-and the trial was held
al Batavia.
This trial is probably one of the most extraordi-
nary on record In the defence, the counsel Of
White up the plea OF insanity, and brought for
ward variety Of facts, showing singular eccentr-
city of mind and intellect in the criminal; but the
Judge set aside all such defence, as will be seen by
his charge.
The speech of White is the most singular one we
everread and equally so is his letter to the editor
OF The " Batavia Times,' which we find in that
paper of las. week, and which we repubsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-04

EXPERIMENT IN RHODE Island The first election
under the new constitution takes place tomorrow
Coy, Dor is on the border TO- act a. umpire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-04

JUDGE WAeeAMAN, who recently fought duel in
NJ. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-04
h YORK HEKALD.
: ew York, Tuesday, April A, 1913.
Gerald Literary Depot.

All the new and cheap literary putlcaoSs of the day
for SALE wholesale and retail at the HERALD OrroR
northwest corner OF Nassau and Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-04

The TRIAL OF SINGLETON MERcER-We shall
continue during the present week, the Special Ex-
press from Woodbury. which will bring us the con-
tinuance of this most extraordinary trial, down to
the verdict of the Jury We believe, on the whole,
the report OF the Herald has been the most accurate,
graphic and impartial of any given.
This trial has created most intense interest in
Philadelphia and its neishborhood much so, as
TO be utterly inexplicabe 10 persons at this distance
The trial is extraordinary, the array of counsel more
extraordinary-and the general management of the
case most extraordinary OF all Yet we will not be
prepared TO tell all we know of these extraordinary
things, Till the close of the proceedings and the re-
turn OF the verdict In relation TO the array of coun
sci, we are informed that the following is the num-
Der OF counsel engaged by the Mercer family to de.
fend young Singleton -
l. The Hon. Peter A. Browne IL D., with null
titude of titles, Philadelphia.
2. Hon. Peter D. Vroom, LII D., Ex-Governor of
New Jersey, ex-member of the Council of the
State of New Jersey, ex-member of Congress,
8 Hon. Garrct Wall, Adutant General n Jer-
sey Militia, ex member Jersey Legislature,
ex-member U. s. Senate, &c, of Burlington.
Wm n. letters, Esq, of Camden
5 Robt r. Matlock, Esq Woodbury..
o ]. Sloan, Esq Mount Holly
z. John Harrison, Esq, Woodbury..
8. Richard Howell. ESQ
9 - Browning, Esq Camden
10. w S. Price, Esq, Philadelphia
II. Penry W: Green. Esq, Trenton.
II, Stacy G Potts, Esq, Trenton.
Is' Aaron 5 PENNINGTON Esq, Patterson
lThetwo last relatives of the Governor]
Is. Jas s Green ESQ., Princeton.
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clght days difference,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
FAVE just received pr Lucy Walker, and
n Gov. Morehe*d, and offer for sale cheap for
cash.
1915 bags Havana and Java Coffce,
100 kegs Boston Nails and Brads,
10 Hhds. Sup. Br. Sugar,
10 Kegs Duponts Rifle Powder.
100 Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
Cask fres Rice,
Bags Pepper,
10 Boxes Boston No l. Soap,
10 Superior Cigars,
II Reams Writing Paper,
so Doz. Bed Cords,
10 Boxes Sperm Candies,
S Pepper Sauce,
~' and 3lh. cannisters Mustard,
10 L" Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 C!arrct,
5 Cans Lnseed OIL
5 fiif barrels Suga house Molasses,
8 Sets Blacksmith tools, complete,
2 Casks London Porter and A!e,
II Bags Buck Shot,
10 Boxes fresh Cod Fish,
Wrapping Paper, Backing, Shaving Soap, Match.
es, &c.
July Is, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

The subscribers having assumed the publication
Of the above Magazine, pledge themselves that i,
shall be promptly issued on the first Of each month
in the cities of New York, Philadelphia, Boston
Baltimore, and Washington. 1t will also be sent
by the most rapid conveyances to the different
towns in the interior where subscribers may reside
The facilities afforded by the extensive publishing
business Of the undersigned enable them to make
this promise, which shall be punctually fulfilled
To promote the popular objects in view and re-
lying upon the united support Of the Democratic
party, well as Others the prco of subscription is
fixed at the low rate of Fire Dollars per annum in
all cases in adrance; while in mechanical arrange
ment, and in size, quantity Of matter, &C., the
at least, with the leading monthlies of England.
Each number will contain one hundred and twefre
pages, closely printed in double columns, from bur-
geois type, cast expressly for the purpose, and
upon fine white paper; thus giving to the work an
increase in the amount of matter of over seventy
five per cent. The portraits for the coming year.
will be executed on steel in finished style, by J..
L. Dick, which will he accompanied with an origi.
ma! biography, feature in the plan, which ii
would be impossible to give in a work of this
kind without the most liberal and extensive sup
port-as they could not be furnished without an
ontlay of at least So 500 per annum.
Any person taking four copies or becoming re:
sponsible for four subscribers, will be entitled TO
fifth copy gratis.
Committees or Societies on remiitingto The pub
fishers $50 in current New York funds, can re-
ceive thirteen copies of the work.
Persons residing in the country, who may wish
to receive the work by mail can have it punctuaI-
ty forwarded strongly enveIoped, by renting the
amount of subscription to the publishers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
PROSPECTUS
TO TIE NEW VOLUME OF THE
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE, AND DEMO
CRATIC REVIEW.
PROSPECTUS

IA, xl commencing july Al L. O'Sulliran, Editor.
NY an increase in the number of pages, and by
ID an alteration in its typographical arrange
ments the quantity Of matter heretofore furnish
ed to the readers of the Democratic Review, will
he increased in its future numbers about serenity
fre per cent.
The editor expects valuable aid to his own ef-
forts, during the course of the coming year, from
number OF the most able pens of the great Demo-
cratic party-together with that of others, in its
purely literary department., to which the same Po-
litical designation is not to be applied. Among
them may be particularly named:
Bancroft, G. F. Cooper, Amos Kendall, Whit
ter, Sedgwick, G,lpin, Butler, Hawthorne, Parke,
Goodwin, Davezac, Paudng, Ambreleng, "A. IL.
Everett, Brownson, J. L. Stephens, Iilden, Ta-
sistro, Eames, Bryant, and C.. J. lngersoll. :.
The Monthly Financial and Commercial arti-
cles, which have frequently been pronounced by
the most intelligent criticisms during the past year,
are in themselves alone worth the subscription to
the work, will be continued from the same able
hand.
An arrangement has been made, by which the
Boston Quarterly Rerieac, edited by Mr.. Brown
son, will be merged in the Democratic Review,
the latter being furnished to subscribers of the
former, and Mr.. Brownson, being frequent and
regular contributor to its pages. 1t is proper to
state, that MIR Brownson's articles will be marked
by his name-though to most readers they would
doubtless reveal themselves by their internal evil
dence; and that it has been agreed, under the cir
cumstances, that these contributions shall be inde-
pendent of the usual liability to editorial revision
and control-the author alone ha wing similar re.
sponsbity for whatever peculiarity of views they
may contain as though appearing in the original
work which has been heretofore edited with such
distinguished ability by himself.
Among other attractive papers in preparation
for the forthcoming volume, will be found some
personal sketches, "reminiscences, and anecdotes
the private life of General Jackson, from the pen
of an intimate friend and member of his cabinet.
The portraits with which it is intended to illus
trate the numbers of the ensuing year. and which
will be executed in fine style of engraving, by J.
L. Dick, Of this city, are those of
Col. R. M. Johnson, of Kentucky.
Hon. Silas Wright, of New York.
I" James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania.
John C. Calhoun, Of South Carolina,
T. II. Benton, of Missouri.
" R. J. Walker, of Mississippi.
" Theodore Sedgewick, of Mass.
" c. c. Cambreeng, of New York.
Governor Dorr, of Rhode Island.
Porter, Of Pennsylvania.
With two or three of the most eminent members
Of the great liberty party of Europe. from dffe.
rnut countries; or else others of 'homo and produc
tor,' according to the facility Of procuring por.
traits from abroad.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
GRANDSON II. ROYSTON

FAVING resigned the Office of Attorney for the
State OF the sixth Judicial Circuit, will for the
future attend the Circuit Courts Of said Circutand
also the Cir cut of the counties Of Pulaski Craw
ford and Chicot. The Supreme and Federal Courts at
Little Rock and will attend to the collection and
curing of claims in any part of the State His address
is at Washington, Hampstead county, Arkansas.
July 90, lSl3-i3-Gm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
TERMS.
THE ARKANSAS INTELLIGENcss n

THE ARKANSAS INTELLIGENC.R
Is published every Saturday Morning, at T. Rr
DOLLARS, II paid within six months or YouR polLARs
il payment be delayed until hitter that time
a,t.' or-nDvEUrrsfNtT. or
FOR square OF 10 lines less first insert;o, osv
po'.'R' D" and fFr' cKNrs for each contnuance-oy
~ ines ana not exceeding u.s. to be charged as sou
ard hai, and in that proportion for long or
mcnts. - ~~'S'''se'
When ind vidual account, at the .bove r.,..
amounts to s'o and under 500, discount Of rs per
cent will be made, and whom il amounts to SIOO 81
more discount "f 333 per cent: but discount wif
be made where payment delay after tho xp,ratio
Of one year, and deduction will be made on the Ic
gal advertisements required to be published by Law. =
All advertisements TO be paid for in advance or the
payment assumed by some responsible person.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
PAYABLE ouARrEkIy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
VAN nsJEEN SEMIYs

fE7HE REVEREND DANIEL Mem #
Il assisted by MIR. Thomas Mc1eYNEy r,
the public that he will commence the ira,-nn =
of an English ard Classical School. in ..,e; jfAN
buren, SEMINAR, on Tuesday the E.ss day &
August. Scholars will be received by ttsc-s~.
ter =; two quarters to constitute a session, 1---s
session to last twenty-five weeks. Stude'-
be readily taught all the branches NC,
enter any College in the United Sta,. % a.
discipline will be required, and the { - will
reserve 10 himself the right Of expellir 'ars
for improper conduct, furnishing the - :.
pusion TO parents or guardians. E-r
TERMS. -
Higher branches, including Greek ana -
Latin. per quarter,
English Grammar. Geography, Ari,l
tic, Bookkeeping, and Defining,
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and other pr.
mary lessons, ~
Nd n..~~~ ""o ~"u,d be dispc 81, 49,.
young men to prepare for ehterinr CO O! b.
any distant place, can procure ..cellen,
in private families.
REFERENCES.
RI Rev. Bishop S,ey, Columbia, Tn. -ssr.
Hon. Daniel Kingo, I'M
II. Crease, LiHie Rock, A - -
Hon. Thomas J. Lncy.) =,
Hon. Geo. w. Pascha!,)
John Dreuncn, -
Edward Cunningham, Van. Barren, a.
William G. Scot.
P. II. White; @g
John F. McKenney, ESQ.,, Fort Smith, 1rk's.
Rev. ". w. Buckner, Richmond, Ve.
II. J. Foster, Alexandria. Va. -
July %. lSi3.--3f-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
BOARDING SCHOOL.

THNHE Summer term of Mr. and Mrs. hLcWTON'S
i Male and Female Boarding School, C.ne Hill,
Arkansas, will commence on ths FIRST Monday of
May next, aud continue % weeks. All ns~cs. nv
books can be had Of the teachers
- sAM'L NEWTON.
Zane mr. APrii o. ioa2 1-s str
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

1PON reading the foregoing petition, il is ordered
~ by the court, that notice thereof be published IN
the Arkansas lntellgencer. newspaper printed the
District, seventy days at least before the fourth Mon
said petition at the District Court rooni the city
Little Rock, within the said District, 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons in interest," appear the
said time and place. and show cause if any they have
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted And it is further ordered by the court that
all such creditors whose places of residence are known
shall be entitled TO service and notice cf the
petition and order, either personally by letter ad
dressed to them at their known place of residence at
tested by the Clerk of the Court and served or left at
his usual place of abode by the Marshal his Deputy
rsent by the mail whereof due proof is be given
WM. FIELD, Clerk
BY 4. H. RUTHERFORD, D. C.
GILcHsIsr Evans. Solicitors
July -, lS13.-26-6w ..| =.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

Announcement of candidates, will be che ~
other advertisements. 49,,
Political circulars will be charged a. advcrtis.
NO advertisement OF gross. abusive personal nat.
will be published at any price. = " -
All letters must be post paid
single copies Of the paper. l2 l-2 cents
: The above tefms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

JOHN AUSTIN & con z
II AVE received, per Steam Boat ~
- for sale, low for cash, ~
$50 bbs whiskey Z
5 casks Cogniac and Am. brandisS ,
10 bbIs Wheeling ale "a 80
10000 lbs Juniata iron sSE
1000 los plough mouds %da.
LOCO lbs Am. blister steel
500 lbs Eng. do do
10000 doz. cotton yarns 80
5000 lbs castings and dog irons fs~s
So kegs nails %
20 boxes soap ti+
1900 lbs bar lead !,
1000 gallons stone ware
10 bus. clover seed Iftssf
90 do timothy do "A
25 boxes pit. TASKS =
s do Virginia tobacco No. l, &c. a..
June 20, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

DIsTRICT CoURT THE UNITED SrArEs In R,rkr,nt
For the District of Arkansas, cv
July II, A. D. 1918,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

ny H: II. RUTHERFORD, D. c. :
Gncun,sr & EVANS, Solicitors.
August 26, l843.-29-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
Scott. White d Co.

scout w ultC q SOs
HE AVE removed TO their new store on the COR
Il Il nor of Main and Water streets. and have
just received aud havo on hand very large sIp-
ply of articles.
$50 sacks salt
$40 sacks coffee
80 hhds sugar
l25 kegs nails
IS do powder
COCO lbs bar lead
10 barrels loaf sugar
90 do molasses
500 lbs copperas
GEO lbs saleratus
80 boxes tobacco
2 Jbs linseed oil ...
2 bbls tanners oil ....
1900 lbs rico
100000 cigars
$4,000 lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard
10000 lbs iron
300 plough mou'ds
30 casks sweet VINE
5 sacks blk pepper
ID boxes tea
80 boxes caret
II boxes cantennc
70 cases shoes g. boots
60 boxes glass
3G boxes sperm candles
l5 doz painted buckets
80 doz corn. brooms
so bags shot
20 cases cotton cards
20 bbIs whiskey
6 boxes collins axes
Ginger
Alspice
Indigo
Madder
Spanish Brown
Whiting -
Paints &c. &c. &C..
These, and other articles usually found in q
wholesale house.
We feel ourselves bound to express our graft.
tudo for tho liberal patronage, which the public
have bestowed upon us. and hope by strc, a.ten.
ton to business, 10 merit continuance of the
same.
June 10, IS43.
- steam boat Lucy Walker, ~
10 baskets champagne
10 boxes honey dew tobacco
10 roams large paper
July |. IS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

EEhEkEA LIGHTS 10 by II window sash,
S~SO 5000 lbs. bacon,
3CO sacks salt,
20 sacks coffee,
20 bbs -four,
90 bbls whiskoy,
20 kegs nails,
- 10 kegs powder,
9 bbls lard. for sale bv
S. g. G. TURNER.
Nav 10, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
Scott, White a. Go.

HAVE just received from Philadelphia,
| 81 bales Sd brown shrting,
7-S " Hua a.-..
IS 4-4
, Sd Lowels,
O." Al " Lowe!s.
! case heavy twilled domcstic--stri?e,
1900 lbs cotton yarn. A III
These goods were purchased low. aud . I. 4
sold at very small advance for cash..
May &, lS43. sr.f.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

Aunfortunate aifray occurred last Friday af
.lerdn, between Mr.. Waters, a member of the
Leghtrre from Jackson county, and A. C. Hen.
derA IiIot Of Shaw's Ferry-boat, in which the
form received severe stab with butcher
knif3 Mr.. Waters had started home, and being
muclntoxicated, quarrellcd with Henderson anl
final; received the stab. Henderson was taker
bef9tan examining court, and acquitted on thu
grouI that he acted in sclf-defence. ThougI
dangously wounded, il is thought Mr.. w. viii
recoir.- Times and Adrocate.
MI w. has since died.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
LOST OR MIsLAIp.

A N accepted order. drawn payable 10 myself or
IN bearer. by ]. c. Smith, Alexander Olmstead,
for $780, All persons cautioned against purchas-
to to- pay ' said order to any person except myself
M. S. GROSS.
Van Bureu. February 8. is43-4-Iw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
8IR6N An STEEL.

es6E Aid PR0POSM will be- received1
- mo It'll the 1st Of lrch nsxt, for ths
lo~ing sSly q Iron adteel, for tho use q
Greek N ion, tJ be de1ed ntt ~ bofo
25(h Of arch next, al following poiS 9es
fourth Oh whole qunt At each poig
bur Tons dron,
DO pounds Steel "a. y
MI ~ IL deliyerA Cree
Shc, II Y milas sbov ~
shop sh',p 4 ,'' Ks. til Ian ~ 70 mile ce
n !; ! !; \ ! ! J !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
VAN BUREN ACADEMY.

i I{EiMG encouraged BY tks Iibor.tl patro..,. /
b.. ',nelso rsceivsd have assoeistsd with ie
Lbes a.sass .aHs.'z as.aea = .hs Madas
fsincipai Of The Pnblc sobooi. 49, aug
III. .t;..,: Cincin1a4i, Ohio.
be- unJer and regulation Of this Academy will
Wis and myself ''en @no oontroi Of DR.. :Da-
- Inc me second session Of this Academy vi,, .,.,
ytwo wssa Monday Of March next sastnus twso
c.na,. Ing course Of study will be extended q g.
turs da may render 1t necessary; % thaf - =
ma should suoient be offered ~ !,
philosophy, Botany Mineralory Geo,.. I.periment:i
~ branches; present it ernbn .es
usuaIIu o. business and professional cducat;a =
No pnag .agn. MI IN our Academies and Colleges.
sesson but those who enter after tho nan ono
t0n will be made for seasonal tsasslep be ae
CLASSIFICATION.
The Preparatory Department win embrace Spelling.
Reading, Pronunciation, Defining, Writing, and the
Rudments of Arithmetic.
TERMS IL PER SESSION.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
junior CLAss.--Reading. Writing English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, with the of the Globes Do
fning, and Composition.
TERMS-$l2 PER SESSION.
SeNIoR CLAss.-Algebra. Plane and Solid Geometry
Analytical Plano and Spherical Trigonometry, with
their applications. Mensuratior. Surveying, Deren-
tial, and Integral Calculus. &c.
TERMS-$ Is PER SESSION.
The science of Astronomy, which comprchends an
illustrated starlight evenings in the absence of the
full moon, and will. for this cause be made separate
charge of three dollars per session. to students Of the
Academy
Tuition fee will be invariably required in advance
E. D. POWERS.
Van BureD. Feb'y II. lsa3-4-lsw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN. that will offer for sale. at
II public auction, tn the highest bidder for cash. ON
Saturday the 26th day Of February l643 tho court
house door, in the town Of Van Buren, the property
effects belonging to the estate of Peter Hanger Bank
rupt. consisting entirely of and accounts which
sal, will be made in of order OF the Dis.
trict Court OF tho United States for the Dis
ric, at which time and place attendance will be given
by the undersigned, assignee Of tho estate Of said
Bankrupt LORENZO N. CLARK, {
Feb. 4. l843--3-4w Assignee & o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
SAVE YOUR COST.

NOTICE is hereby given. that all persons indebted
Y to me on account for l641 and 1912, must
forward and make payment by the lst Of March;
il not, they will find their notes and accounts in the
hands Of the constable for collection,
THOS. A. BROOKING.
Van Buren, February 8, 1S43-4-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
TIE tGHT DRAuGHT STEAMER MARIETTA
IL. BIRCH, MASTER,

a RA WILL make a trip to Cincinnafti and
-scsHSN Louisville, and back, and will leave Van
xS< -; Il Buren about the first of March. Cabin
in STAB rooms. The Marietta rs good and substan
tial bot dnwing only eighteen inches Of water AT
ter e3rcttsn from Cincinnati she will run as regu
lar pa&ct during the spring trade between Fort Glib
son all Napoleon. For freight passage apply or
board .br to- sss... SCOTT, WHITE g. CO.
Febits. 1913. --5-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
CATTLE,3IORKs.

VNAtTtD, by S. q. Turner, 10, 600 good
~ 9ttI\ Horne, irfcllapgs for goods, at
n. BI-sl& g. Tu+ hase removed their
goods tolainetreet, opple The Columbus Hotel.
Van Hrenl lFeb'y i6P4S.