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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18
u Ewbnnk's History Of Hydraulics mad
the Mecmnnic Arts.-Kecentiy published

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ing siphors fountains, water cepsydre, pipes,
cocks In FIVE books Illustrated nearly three
hundf ed engravings by Thomas Ewbank handsomely
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"Mr Ewbank has collected with great industry all the
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LyOR SALE to CLOSE A CONCERN

"a Wa GALL ID 1i4ODGi - SolE1EB4t.
a. The Steamboat JOHN MASON. ms she lies nj the
Dry Dock, East River, viii be sod Pnic Auction at
the Exchange. Tuesday, the 7i day OF February Eezi
Terms fourth cash at The Time OF sale balance IN ,brs.
six ana nine months on interest for satisfactory paper.
Also Williat0s jurg, Wednesday the aih oil Febrs
airy, the searlhoa Railways work shop, ship timber to-
eether with several parts oil the engines Of the steamer
North America. Terms Ill SUITS under 500 Cash, 500
months, for satisfactory paper.
Also, at the city Of Albany, Tuesday the 9Th day ot
April next oBce u.aiure, and several paris OF
Tee engines OF lie North America; and ri he city
Of Troy Wednesday 9Th ori next, wood sco0, ONCE
and wharf furniture and hxtu Terms, under 100 csf
over 500 AT months, Tor arl,,ciarY paper.
Also private sale ~ the lice OF The Hudson River
Steamboat Association Sc Coartlapd lot second hand
steamboat mattresses pillows counierpain' sheets and p
low cases kc.
As the above nan,d property will be sold in order 10
close concern, The sales Will be positive, and wilhon.rs
NIB. All persons having claims upon the Hudson River
Steamboat Association will please present them Tor qa
daon before the 10Th March next TO A. p FosDA al
their office, IS Courtiand-st jl2 Sf
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The Way.Mai to Albany, including all the
principal towHs on the Husson River on
either side. A. NJ A. NJ
The Great Eastern Mail via Slonington
Providence and Boston, including New
Hampshire, Maize, part OF Massachusetts,
par; OF Vermont, the Eastern British Pro-
viacrs daily, except Sundays. a. NJ. 81 p
T-e Mail by steamboat To New Haven, and
b. railroad thence 70 Hartford, including
these offices adjacent thereto daily, ex-
cep. Sundays. p.M. =. NJ
The Mail by the Norwalk and Bridgeport
steamboats, connected with Housa,ouc
railroad, supplying Offices in that sectors
OF Connecticut adjacent 10 the line daily .......6 A. 81.
The Mail via TonkeTS and Sing Sing 10
Peekss VI, daily. ?. ". A. N.
The Mail via East Chester. White Piains
and Bedford, 10 Danbury, CT, daily, eI.
cept Sunday P. NJ A. NJ
The Mai! for Brooklyn, twice day.. x
The wsy-Mal between this City and Albany.
either side The Hudson River is closed daily til A. 81
The Mai, for Tompkinsvle daily, except Sunday.9 A. NJ
The Mails on Long Island closed rs follows:
Dc the North side, Tuesday aud Friday A. ~
90 the South SIDE Monday Wednesday and Frlday6 A. NJ
on the Middle route, Tuesday and Ffday.......6 A. ST.
Jamaica, daily, except SUNDAY ..........-....6 A. h
Fushiug, daily, except Sunday ..............! A. NJ
Fort Hamilton, Flabush, daily except Sunday.l a. M
he Great Eastern Mail, via SoniDgton. &c Is closed
Saturday Evenings at O'Clock, and forwarded at
O'Clock Sunday morning By asd. Time of arrival Sur
day evening, O'clock.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

MIsS SAWYER informs her PATRONS, and the pub.
1Hl iic generally, that the Spring session of the
FEMALE SEMINARY in Fayetteville. will open the
second wednesday Of April, l843, and close August
18th; when after few days vacation new term will
commences and continue three four MONTHS as cir
cpmstances Of the school seem demand. The prices
will vary from six to eight dollars for term of four
months, according to the attention devoted to the pu
pill No untaught young children will be admitted un.
der So unless where parents guardians unable
pay in all such the prices will be to
the ability to make payment.
1t Is expected that young ladies will come prepared
to give their undivided attention study; and that
while removed from parental protection and influence
their intercourse in society will be controlled by the
Teacher, unless committed to the care of some friend
or relative II desirable also. that they prepar-
ed with clothes sufficient for the season. that their
minds may not be unnecessarily occupied ON this sub
ject.
In addition to the English branches ught here will
be plain and ornamental needle work
ABible class il attended every Subbath at the Sem
mary composed of the pupils Of the school an of the
yourh Of the village This Bible class enjoys the ben.
eft Of the Instructions of the Rev. c. Washburp
second Sabbath of each month. %'
Board can be obtaned in good families for sI so De
week. . - = ~',-' - ~
March ls, Is4s-4E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
A MILL FOR SALE.

ME public are informed that = fr.t rate MERcHAnr
Il Mali, with all the necessary machinery and a n
paratus for running two pairs of French Burr Mil
and for the manufacturing of so barrels of su
hour in ~ hours with mill house of 40 feet by
3d. three stories high, the basement story of ston
and the upper stories frame; first da from to
Io feet high, insured to stand five years The mill
and dam will be finished by the first Of June next and
Is offered Tor SALE OF an interest Of half 1t is situated
about one and half miles from Edwardsvlle in Jasper
county MO- in half mile Of Spring river where keel
ana nat boats may run out with ease Great induce.
ments are held out to persons OF capital as the con-
tracts tor furnishing -four to Fort Gibson and Fort
Smith. amounts to go 900 to 600 per annnm
besides the amount Of sales in the Indian country
The mill to be insured to perform well. :
Ierms.-one thousand dollars paid down when the
contract made. and third of the balance as soon
as the mill commences operation, the remainder NAV
be paid in goods in New Orleans or in cash. as ma v
pest st tne purchaser Private bids will be
by directing letters, post paid to J. D. T. Rlvtbev.
Newton county, Mo.
Any kind of machinery may be prop,lled bv N.
same wuter powe.
Feb. ii, l843-4-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
a R1os9u0Evs, .Srs;nIv
s.al or raR HiLAoRSfH r,Y vl.,c..
SATURDAYsMUS r as,fsn;.

A most impcrthnl and Invaluable disc ~ % 4 6
q been made b. gentlemen Of this 'ai
which newspePers may be printed ia thsrI a
form, and, ~ the scn,e time, capable Of
verted at pleasure. into q magazine forf
servatiou. 'tf7 7fa.f 90;
This grand Improvement. which is ~
form pew era in, the business, efFect 4 y
tire revolution in the art Of prinsing pH MfS
newspapers, will be introduced, by pernS W.
the pateniee, into the PhiladeIphia Satnr {
scum commencing fn May next.
|li! apup0ncing to the friends of the,ns n
psess tbseughout the couatry, a ,discovc
will add % immensely to the value of new m
the publishers of the Saturday Museum. hp
the proud satisfaction of announcing the b.
and triumphant success Of their new
Newspaper. The liberal patrohays alre
curod for this new and popular enterprise. -
only surpassed the most sanguine oxpec. III
but is entirely unprecedented. FAXei
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MusESi fhs
"The Museum Is now 80 fairly andS (cnl
established, that we feel warranted in nd
some very extensive and impdS a o,nPr o.
BY the first Of May, we shall lconP:ese
our arrangements. We shall We, in me =.
place, beautiful, clear and bid ktype-m sn{
cond, superb smooth and wuhite paper 10
| f~~Ss w snoi nuke uu ~ HSSnoS~ - Il r
vel change in the arrangement es 1.-THE matse
the fourth place, we shall inch k our CO. .
contributors in all the varioN department. VI
Family Neacspapcr-in thessffth place, we =,
secured, at a high salary, the services of $50
a. POE, ESQ.,, gentlemen whose high and s-s a
tile abilities have always spoken promptly .
themselves, and who, after tte frs: Of Ma 'rwii
aid US in the editorial conduct of the ioarnf X
The "Narratire of Tornscxd's J6&rnx "a
fhe hOcky Mountains," one of the most iry< 4 4
ing and valuable ever published, is sent to q. I
subscribers. AT its conclusion, our readers
Ind themselves in possession of work whis,
alone will be worth double the subscription to {!
paper. We shall continue also of course, Il
"Biographical Sketches and Portraits" which "a
now exciting so unexampled an interest. Wit
these and other features continued, and with III
improvements in contemplation. ii remains to b
seen whether we do not amply fulfill our determ
nation OF making tho rery bes. nenspapcr !
| America.
| Persons wishing to secure six thousand lara
octave pages of useful, interesting, and uncxccf
tIonable reading for the select family circle, "a
the small sum Of Two Dollars per year-beiur q
the astonishingly low rate of thirty pages for o.
cent, or equivalent to one hundred and twets.
ges for four cents-pld nurre.ad their nam
now. R--..
TERMS.-Two 1rs per anum. Three CO.
pies for Five DoIar$ sixteen copies for Twen.
ty Dollars, is the extnducement offered at pre-.
sent for clubbing.
! THOMAS CLARKE g. co.
Office Of tho s1duy Museum, Publisiers'
Hall, No. lOl Chel street, Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
ERMS.
THE ARKANs INTELLIGENcER

THE ARKANS INTELLIGENCER
Is published verhturday Morning, at rHaaH
DOLLARS, if paid with Asix months, or Pous DOLLARS
if payment be delay Sntl after that time.
TERMSI ADVERTISING.
For a square oils or less, first insertion ONE
DOLLAR, and rirrs Is for each continuance-ovef
10 lines and not cxc Is, to be charged a square
and half, and in proportion for longer ADVERTISED
ments. ~
When an ind 'vit account, at the above rates.
amounts 10 $50 and der elG0, discount of IS pci
cent will be made when il amounts 10 500 or
more discount Of per cent; but no discount VIII
be made where pay} delayed after the expiraG-t
OF one year, aud no$iucton will be made on Il y y
gal advertiscmentslufedt to be published by las,.
All advertisements 10 be paid for in -xdvance, th
payment assumed bone sssponsible person.
CONTH.rS BY THE YEAR. 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
VAN BUREN ACADEMY,


REING encouraged by the liberal patronage have
ID hitherto received. / have associated with me
Dr.. ,: 9. DAVIS, formerly Principal of the Madison
Lbearl Institute, Hamilton, Ohio and also
Principal Of the Public Schools,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Tns discipline and regulation of this Academy. viii
DO under the utual direction and control of Dr. Da
The second session of this Academy will commence
or the first Monday Of March next, and continue twen
The Of study will be extended SO far Z. cir
eumstances may render it necessary SO that at fu
tnre day should suicens encouragement be offered it
Philosophy. Botanys Mineralogy, Geology, and their
concoHtaut branches; at present embra ces most f
the subjects Of business and professional ducaton
usually taught in our Academies and Colleges :
No pupil will be received for q less term than one
session but thole Who enter after the
and previous 70 tho middle Of the session. shall be
eountable for tho unexpred time only and no dednc
of sickness - ' o@''
CLASSIFICATION.
The Preparatory Department will embrace Spelling.
RReaSG;ng rrensnsiation, Defining. Writing. and the
TERMS IL PER SESSION.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
JUNIOR CLAss-Reading, Writing, English Grammar.
Atnmetis, Geography with the use Of the Globes De.
hning, and Composition s III ~,
TERMS-$l2 PER SESSION.
SeNIoR CLAss.--Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometrv
hhaiytical Plano and Spherical Trigonometry with
their applications, Mensuration. Surveying. Ditferen
tial, and Integral CalsuIus, &c. = - -
TERMS Is PER SESSION.
The scsence Of Astronomy. which comprehend, an
entire acqaaintance with the starry heavens. will h
illustrated starlight evenings in the absence Of The
full moon, Snd will, fer this cause be made
OF three dollars per session. to students Of the
Academy. g. - n, ~ : --' - '-.s'' s''s
Auis'on ice Wih pc invariably required in advance
vn E. d. POWERS
GcoTT. WHITE. 4 co. have JUS. received from
~ LouiSvillc, sM'.S-' -
: .., $1,000 lss. assorted bar iron.
April -. lSls.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

AAHNNA " CONN1NGHAM.
HAvE just received per steamer Export and T.,
IL sale low for cash only,
100 sacks salt, r. sn
SO sacks Rio coffee, ~
10 hhds sugar,
10 bbls do,
80 kegs Boston nails, ..-
barrel copperas, - {
! box cotton cards, no. 10. "e-..
1 do. hatchets, 49,.
do. hammers,
! gross backing,
! ceroon indigo,
keg saleratus,
barrel birthstone,
bag pepper,
i cask madder,
! bog stable SALT" ..-.=E.-E -.
! cask rice, --s .
5 doz. brooms, ....
5 boxes Goldfish, i. .r
l do, starch,
barrels syrup, o. ... ..... .....
5 half barrels mackerel,
boxes pickles,
barrels molasscs, &c. &c.
April 1, 1S43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
District Court of the United States,
For the Distric; Of Arkansas, In bankruptcy.
4t' April 90, ls43
Isaac Hawkins, } dt .1oma1 nm ~
-. vs.. PETITION Ex PARrE.

HPON reading the foregoing petition it is ordered
Sby the Court, that notice thereof be pull ublisicd in
Inc Arkansas lnteigencer anewspaper printed in tile
District. seventy days before the first Monday Of Au
gust next when hearing will be had the said pet
t,on at the District Court room in the City of Little
ROCK within the said District at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest, may appear at 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 Conr that
all such creditors whose places of residence are known
shall be entitled toa service and notice Of the same pc
Iton and ORDER either personally or by letter ad
dressed them their known usual MA of rs;Jncs
attested by the Clerk of the Court and served or left
at their usual place of abode by the Marshal or his
Depy or sent by the mail whereof due proof is to be
WIN. FIELD, Clerk.
By A. II. RUTHERFORD, DC
Trapnall & Cooke, Solicitors -
April 30, IS43.--6w - .....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
STATE or ARKANSAS. / -
COUNTY al ConHxY -. -.

eaa.,1 STATE 2 oF e..1.l Aa.ANsAs' Is.
IN the Protats Csart Il sad County, in vacation: be
fore the clerks ths ath sf FEBRUARY. A. D. is4s
Andrsw stsphsns. and Emf;
Russell weiborn, Adninistra.
tor of Ih6qies G. Bseson. d. & "r -s"rr foA SoShA.
ceased. ah4 Richsrd Beeson.i Y
only heir q lsw. e said Tho sA
mas 6. Besson. dscsased.
A r this dsy comes the said BY Isaac
~ Strain, their solicitor, and dles their petition
about the 18th day of Aagsst. le4e, Thomas 6. Bee
son died ntestate in the county Conway and State
n With that sbs ~. ss AID has since
dow that he died and In his own right
OF the following described lands the county of Con
al Of the southwest fractional quarter of
No "a in township north. range No. II west con
tanning also the half Of the south
OF range No. IL west, containing eighty acre. Ike
wise the northeast fractional quarter section No oS
township No north, of range No II west, containing
Der. A. D. l640. Russell Weborn took out lettsrs If .d
ministraton of the estate of Thomas G. Beoson. de-.
ceased that more than year has elapsed since his
er in said ands that he left Richard Beeson bs onIv
heir st law tho petition prays that said heir and ad
mini:tr. .es :. saaAe deiendsn&s heteto that pro.
pointed. and dover assigned them of said ands ~
from an afdsvit lsa with ssid petition Of the non.
residence OF the said Richard Beeson, Of the said
deiendants t 10 ordered that he do appear here AT
the next term Of this court to be held the county
Of Conway atthe courthouse for said county in Lew
sburgh, ON the Tuesday after the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in April being the 2nd dav Of Nav
ls4S. and plead, answer. or denurr to said petition
and further ordered, that copy of this order be
puoshed in some newspaper printed III this State eight
weeks successvey the last insertion to be four weeks
previous to the next term Of this court.
A true copy from the record.
ArTEsT s# HARRISON TT tJIcrINc
Isaac Strain, Solicitor - CIe,l
Feb'y 25. l643-6-8w 80 rPr,s fee oe osi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
CoNTg|rs BY THE YEAR.
BILE oUARrERL,
Not exceeding ines altered or renewed at pie,

Announcem3of candidates. will be CHI. .gcd As
other advertsetts Is. lsal
Political GIRO will be charged as advertis ents-
No advertiseht OF gross, abusive personal nature
will be publishes any price.
All letters be post paid.
Single copieS the paper. IL. l.2 cents
The above - will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
District Court of the United States,
For the District Of Arkansas. In Bankruptcy
April 30, lS43
Joseph Hawkins,
:, vs.. PETITION rA rAnrr.

PON reading the foregoing petition, it is ordered
~ by the Court that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas lntellgencer newspaper printed in the
District, seventy days before the first Monday Of Au
gust next, when hearing will DC had the said petit
ton at the District Court room, in the city of Little
Rock within the said District 10 o'clock the
and other persons in interest," may appear at the said
tine and place, and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted. And il is further ordered by the court tha,
all such creditors whose places of residence are known
shall be entitled to service and notice of the same pc
titons and order, either personally by letter ad
dressed to them their known usual place residence
attested by the Clerk of the Court and served or left
at his usual place of abode by the Marshal or bis De-
putty, or sent by the mall whereof due proof is to be
given. ts. 49, -
E. WM. FIELD, CIerk.
By A. II. RUTHERFORD, d. c.
Trapnall & Cooke, Solicitors
April %, lS43-6w ..-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

TERMS.--Two 1rs per anum. Three CO.
pies for Five Dollars sixteen copies for TWEEN.
ty Dollars, is the extnducement offered at pre-.
sent for clubbing.
THOMAS CLARKE & co.
Office Of tho S3duy Museum, Publisher
Hall, No. l0l Chel street, Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

lust received, per steamer Marietta,
y boxes Western Reserve cheese, r...
boxes Virginia tobacco, 81 -u.
3 kegs Kontucky tobacco,
l6 bbs. dried peaches,
8 boxes soap,
.r7 boxes onion seeds,
boxes garden do. assorted,
And for sale by HENRY e. CUNNINGHAM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
SCOTT, WHITE & co.

SCOTT, WHITE & co.
1T AVE received per steamer Arkansas,
$50 sacks salt,
IS sacks coffee,
= 10 hogsheads sugar,
10 barrels do.
barrels loaf do.
barrels tanners oil,
barrel S. oil,
2 casks cheese,
600 lbs. salerctus,
20 kegs nails,
10 do. brads,
10 barrels moIasses,
Is boxes raisns,
do. honey dew tobacco,
50 kegs powder, -
1000 lbs Corwley steel.
Van Buren, Feb. 3, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

District Court of the United States, a., 80, y /!
For the Bistrict of Arksnsas. an bankruptcy.
Thomas W. Mahoney, 80
vs.. PETITION Ex PARTE.
His Creditors.
ron reading the foregoing petition it is ordered
by the Court that notice thereof be published in
ihe Arkansas Inteligencer newspaper printed in tho
seventy days at least, before the first Monday
August next when hearing will be had on the said
pettol at The District Court roo in the city of Lit.
te hock within the said District, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and all creditors who have proved their
and other persons in Interests may appear at the said
time ana place. and show cause Il 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 residence are known
shall be entitled service and notice of the same me-
tt'on and order either personally by letter ad-
dressed to their known usual place residence at
tested by the Clerk of the Court and served or left
at ms usual place of abode by the Marshal or his De-
Pu or sent by mail, whereof due proof to be given
81 r...- WIN. FIELD. Clerk.
By A. II. RUTHERFORD, d. c.
Trapnall & Cooke, Solicitors. hi
April %, l843-6w a-HEg -ulpg l.rc utf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
II the hrm OF LORENZO DE LANO & CO is this
udy aissoived by mutual consent. The books and ac
counts are in the hands of L.. De Lano who alone is
authorized to settle all business of the firm,
LORENZO DE LANO.
JAMES STINNETT
Inc business hereafter will be conducted by L. De
ano' and he hopes by strict attention to buness TO
merit liberal share Of public patronage TT'-' :
Park Hill, c. N. April 8, Is43-9-3t,