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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
MEDALLUS,
For the Arkansas Intelli

MEssRs. EDITORS .-'Tis pleasing TO see the
rays OF tho sun gIisten upon the early dew-'tis
sweet to lnhale the breath of the nsencc -adened
hower.-tis delightful to hearken unto the melo-
dies OF voIcing breezes, Of babbling s,reamle,s
rowing sky-birds and upon the sunny eve of beau.
ty It's dear to reve and gaze and dream; but
all these, and they arc emotions kind within the
human heart, Gn their modes of actIon.) produce
no deeper tono upon the philanthropc heart, than
uoes the sight, the sound, the perception and the
enjoy yment Of prosperity.
When some magical wand-that of Persever
ance and Enterprise the scene of our Vi.
son, every thing within its scope is endued with
an enchantment, from the points near, TO those of
the farthest vista and when this wand beauti6es
the landscape by its display of mansion, field.
garden, lawn, Or park, every eye is enlightened !:
every true heart finds within itself some answer
ing sympathy for tho prosperous one--uncss, in.
deeu, the corrosive canker of Envy hath eaten
into the mind. 0."
Every one rcjoces (or ought toy in the pros.
Perity or his CLINE, is gladdened by tho sight of
the wealth, beauty, taste, and enterprise which
may distinguish his STATE, or county or town. md
IS charmed to find that a comparative spIendor
and elegance have vouchsafed to alight upon his
people, and that too, produced by the energy and
'ndustrta of his fellow citizens. Therefore take
pleasure IN bestowng my modicum of praise up.
on inc improvements in our town.
speak relatively to our condition so tho pur.
Pofl Of my speech must be graduated by the po-
stion' state, resource, and population Of this, our
young commonwealth, more particularly of our
town, which, in my opining, is destined to become
OF the flrst within the bounds of our State.
speak as think; prompted by the foresight
OF an influence the erection of one good building,
the introduction of one good CUSTOM the preva.
lence OF ono good principle, the location of one
good iam'iy' within our town will have upon its
.u'ure quatly and tone. And my words are not
20 oe Ia1nomed oy the degree of praise we use
when speaking of splendid picture--a fauItless
statute magnificent palace, or other beautiful
ana wonderful work Of art; no-simpIy upou
tne position OF that upon which treat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

We are compelled to omit several Communications
intended for tOday Also several editorial ar
tcles.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

friend has placed in our hands the Report of the
Committee on Indian Affairs, in relation to Cherokee
affairs, with request to publish it, We are desirous
10 oblige our friends. and will its publica-
ton in our next weeks paper. o."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

We omitted to mention in last, that Daniel Web
ster has resigned the office Of Secretary of State and
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THE PREVAILING COMPLAINT.

NHE best Medicine for is Dr. BIaudr tbs Pills. use them
in few days Ire Age Of sIus, aud caiefrisn
ss az. and AWAY. in ,bs:
unusual that such tmes
InsS
10 l$ ssPSs! s: %
Is in an gn.ognF eOndSG IS :, for Infection nd
ns blood and hose already .i..sssi
the Dstemper for be called
md nsayn,, Of ne aod ;omewta, bloqdhot;
,sS s and
kind u pain sha back Of the head Let those having iss
'wS Ss'
s, %ef or yssea's After
a,he eauie and The directions the P ndi
%ss 3: w ysy Il. y1S
might warm water for the inst sht or two of the attack
h,.sIte Be. hi: ipt: down seen y
howl ssvisle ihis discovery wa. presented 70 d.
y es rhs Ss IS e.: dc
worst are rer9sss ~ p. without the
they the hest medicines invented iam
rs or to take TO m' prs'enns ,csyy and co.tvsne.
'f sRHaSbRETHs ILLS are sold IS cent. p, boz 18th
full dIsttess at the Principal ONCE ai Broadway W Bow
!gsTiaY day sEp,P,sd agents for tho 'ae of the
l. kM2 Tgb, =. m.ss ~i, ssS ou,,o
Il -. Trip. 1911 Division st.
G.o b Maigne, % Catherine ST.
q Fowler, Gree wich and Muir ay ss
20 tordrey, 50 Whitehall 81.
WIN r. Powell 81 Cherry
u. s. Taylor, 90 Vetey ST.
Mrs. williamson, tl2 ,heny 1t.
w. Ben,an, cor LIST Sc and LIST Avenue.
John Howe, cor RiTins ton and Ludlow
rheo. NJ rtine. oist At cor OH Ave.ue.
Benz Richardson, 43d st CO. 8,h Avenue,
Palmer Fisher, WI te Plans.
Ste phen Hunt, East Chester
r. n Carpenter New Rochelle.
Bashinro n X )sr, fobksn.
J. =. Kenyon, Ha,lem
Thomas L. Lyon, Mimar5nech.
Aaron Smith. West FANS.
W.SJ Often, Poft ChestL
Mrs aooth. No. Market 81, Bfaosyp.
MIA Terrier Williamsburg, l.. l.
Vim. II. fmser, Newark, NJ j.
u. w. ttcnc, jersey cry. jl5 Str
rOhTU4Ut4ok FrGqALE PlLils
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banking movement for Kentucky through the YEAR.

These banks persisted in fraudulent suspension until
June, when they were obliged to resume The effect
upon the exchange is Immediately in the fall from
eight to one premium eastern funds. Great prspara
tons made and pretended fears of the results of the
resumption exhibited in order to check the popular
feeling in favor of that 1t has been attended,
however, with the best effects. As the banks
set the example of keeping their own obligations they
found much less difficulty in collecting their debts, and
healthy tone Of trade Immediately restored The only
demand for coin felt was eastern account for New
Orleans. When the rate of bills fell SO low cause
current of specie set from the eastern States New Or
leans the balances due the east made payable
New Orleans This grew entirely out of the previous
passions of the bank
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domestic Is,porrstions.

CHsRLEsroH-Ship Warnw-l6i bales cotton Fl ch CO.
18 Thompson Adams-4o De Peyster Wh,marsh-t Rchd
lrin.9S y Des ars PoiIi,r FIeres-4) We'll. Spring
H2 lift rc. Victor Duck z25 bales Winthrop
tee to order.
CHARLEsroN-Brg Sulli au--l2 bales cotton Huchngs-
II rui,r treres-l0o do 1876 ,cs Victor Duckwnz2i
h,'es sit smith, Mills co2 pigs Bibcocx-l
Collins Bros co-l2 A Caseili-2 Perkins Hoptns-t
Biake-i A Comstock-aK McKenz'e- Miller Ripley s. CO
stouyali COTS bbls rice Schmidt Vogci-53 q Bu T.
lsy-T3 Matters Narsoe ct-l krg Lstf,n-i empty bbls
Robuinsof=a b.gs feather. Walker McKenzie-l box
Smtl,-2 cs w God X Folg .r-i6 ha.s TO order.
SAvANNAH--ScbI Tiogt-'3 bales cotonJ Wood--5) WD
Maliorv-20 II Talman,
APALacHIcoLA-schr fscifc-5O bales cotton Bryan CO.
1850 Tobas-l0 cht tea boxes candles Al casks
Johns ON x Lowden.
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Passengers ArriyeSf.

B.nMyDATBgig Ealcon,w ri Berpni. D Kennedy. lady
and child, Tucker aud lady, Mrs Tcke Mrs Permission
and ion, Mrs 7 PIT an ~ child CO, w Gu erbank
APAcAcHIcoLA-Sctr Pacific q Harris J O Hare, y l. wi.
-6 in
.: CHAR,nsroyIBIg spliyn-Dr : Richa,ds Mrs + VIII
Miss 4 Twiss Mis- NJ L Twis,, r W ghtman W wight;
MN Miss N w shtson, Lifts, yrsJ L,u,,AL Lifts.
Css,,,idy, y ThO%as. !! Ddwlg + Puee sLeet Nj;
Z.buf, G Jones. Z fords + llsbeTsh m, IL Spa-
eng, MIs Be-. Miss Bee. Miss RI Bee, Ehas Ksnison
Mrs VI kerIisop, Miss Weir Mss o is. Mrs II Marks
Miss q Beldeo, Miss NJ Beld.i-,O in the ,teersg..
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This presents the movement of the Bank for year. In
answer to question propounded what amount Of the
spurious schuylki had been purchased he act 1t
was answered that 1877 shares only, worth S7s7oo The
Chief market for the stock is New York and Philadelphia
and when the banks resumed in June the bank was SO
extended that it could its eastern iunle to buy its
stock without subectiDg itself demand for specie for
scircuation at home will be sbserved that the opera
ton OF resumption reduced its exchange S4O00C0 during
which time the specie increased and the circulation d.
minished. The Bank states that there doubt OF OBJ
tanning full indemnity from the Schuylkill Bank.
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ErelQhts.

SAVANNAH, June lO-There is little Improvement in
Foreign Freights, ship being willing to make
gagements under 3D. to Liverpool for square and round
bales mo ship up for Hlvre. There is going for
ward coastwise, but Improvement in the rates. To
York 75cs 81 per bale for Cotton and so cents per
MOBILE, June mo foreign engagements during the
week. The coastwise engagements are ship for New
York 81 per bale ship for Boston at ac and barque
for Providence at So per BALE leaving but five vessels
in port dsengaged. Masters are demanding ac coast
wise.
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GREAT CITR[OSITIES FOR SALE

an lent valuable sword solid silver scabblrd and
n sy silver handle, w,h abolt eighty ounces; taken
IL m Ycin pI,oner II raa AZ h battle # San Jacipho
by Cap Mer IL n scconpms with the sw' rd belt. also
silver with large sud and catch. The wCtm
i, comp, ts aud military man the swoTd would be
rsmeptal, ~ the same time useful. 'ppend &c,
Also the War Dress by Wild Cat, The Indian Chief
IN Ecrid, and giveu b. him % Captain This DIES,
agnifce nd dress made he bs il composed oil
gold.
The I'd ard dress will he sold cheap They ae he
cen a. Mc.,J. naings III iers, msrckan! tsos, %!
rroadwsy New Yorx. us ltsr
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On the l4th instant, of Inflammation OF the lungs,
JAMES LArMEa, printer, formerly of Toronto, Upper
Canada and native Of Ireland in the 2sh year of his age
Canada papers copy.l
On the l4th instant of Consumption EDWARD CARROLL,
Jr., aged 10 years, months and Is days
His friends and those Of his brother. Anthony D. Car
roll and his brother.in.aw Martin Gilmore, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
o'clock, from his late residence, 900 Water street.
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CArToN-Shp Lowel-soo boxe, %7i2 casa 400 rolls
aMg 1897 hts 20s hf 90 hf
q RE bss tea do fire crackers ck ware kgs sweet
meats Ca,y col pkg teal d, silk
oil bills A Low- boz mds. Hirdsn- box preserved
gng do l2 do do silks do
acq ed Picict05 chs 1913 hf do bJx
meats do toss 1919 IN Is cassis q, order.
ST. tRox-Srig Hydsr Are hhds 1870 casks mol
20 runs rum Alsop x Ch5ulccy
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ELEGANT CRATE hPRoNs-Tee, sub,e dbers have
Ia hand beautiful nj Of Crate
prning all the Of with entirely ami md
rltens, and various prices Also, darery for looking
I'll lsses and picture frames For $ lie at
H.& 9 aAYNOn's, book'tors,
1c r..
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rLat
AT Boston the ish saleso oens'ee ~ ~'f' TUG A
was dull, and prices wavering' - A.. -, -
Al Pbiladephia the iS.n no i hSs 81, Wv, -, a. W.
quite limited about 400 10 10Y opis so at 20, common
brands and about looO Cny Wits az go Vi nPmeht 70
south America; rye hour, 's''' :" P''Nai "hea' 'oiu
At $l,lo but little IN market. s .o, .,,,,
AT Baltimore, the i2tn SUE Vi soou s'shuota brands
Howard street were maue =, so ~ VI soou qnalty
Pennsy lvania red wheat wa v'u on SATURDAY al Siio
There has been none ~ e a . si.e' wa reds
quoted at 70 a IL GEMS ioi ouin,y 70 prime lots
aeavy, al Pt1o 49, pau ~, on nea' are above
the CORE sPononIsiaeo oui ooVo pusheis soid al 20
asi Genus. H. ,,u ;,.. -
AZ tocnese., to '-' instant, operations IN hour ana
wheat S, os' Vi 'ne >" es were On ~ En-
Sdho acIo oaes VI noef were maze az e',oo a,o2t,
ana " "n '. az PI.oo anu hrin a tues rates
~. cinS,,,as,, .he TN lnst"hs .he saies were not
,s -, ~ iu .. $50 W 1oo SO, uoIoi9s 10
.ne Paohus anu rePu!aoh Oh me brand "heat
vas se,'ilg as iss Us IL came IN a, 81 cents
n. Cleveland lhe olh ihstaht me receips nave peen
oeerations were not 10 great exen prices were hrm
noioefs were uisposed 70 on me OF
we cana oreaK as ooas heilher arrive or Depart was
oush an improvement must TAKE pace, IL 'ne opslrue
Won was no. rsmovedat once Inc amount Oh hour ana
"neat exported up 10 tue 81 lnstaht was -.
fiom Wheat.
~ unteu States ports. .so,s4S Dds 2o'"os pushes
Cahaos, &c o'V
BY the above will be seen that what we predicted IN
the early part OF the season. has proved true The "a
indians have not purchased cargo OF wheat at the west
this season They have allowed the time and season to
go past without testing the arrangement that their gov
eminent thought would be SO to her Canadian
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Married,

On Tuesday evening, 18th inst. by the Rev. Edward
ONeill, of St. Johns College, Mr.. JAMES REILLY, to Miss
MARY GOODWIN, both OF this city
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AZ Albany rhe 18th inst the flour market firm arc
les oi Gsnesee we're made at S. for common brands
sS,iai Tor fine brands; Michigan 20 Id at S4,eI.
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fine sale of Real Estate was had at the Exchange
The attendance large and the results follows
Terms cash.
SALES ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER & Co.. JUNE IA, ls43
/ lot st. between Avenue B. q by o. G. &66O
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BEACON COURSE-TROTrlNG.

Thursday, June 49, o'clock, NJ sweepsteaks for $500
H. woodruff names br. M Du'chers.
VIM. Whean names e Hector.
- VIM Reed namesgr q. sasffe.
Twc mile heats IN hNness Immediately after, match fo
s2m between VIM. Whelsns D. <. Pocshontss and Wood
rufsb. ~ tash.on Two mile heats in harness Also. "a
c,ng mat or CO. between the pacing horses X deIhook
f.ny a9y iadsa Ned, one Inie heas uneer the sadie.
The f.ilowiug sweerstakes Sso me ~ the
last week Ia Ju e No. 1.-Two m lie ham, tor
horses sat won purse oversee uS sioo rig
No 2--Same SO No l. under the saddle. NO 3-on' MI
neat De = ,hr.e n i've, 1. wagons. W IN dryef "
lns, rec or homes never So over 81 ~ So nn
fplfe Three the St5ts 70 IN axe race
To close this day by 0 p NJ. at X. Sniths -, =,
Also july 10th. th- "a TIE apoye course Ws
$50 Or oil ''coe hores a. me mas "
n . sscnud b1st hotc. lfrce o. MOI
make rse. Entries Tor TINS purse be made ~ at X.
Snn,,hS, hy a r M Saturday, june II. ilt 3tsec
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Nj A RI Tim K FL e r A L d
Sailing Days or tho Steam ships
Packets to Arrive
Ship Masters and Agents.

we shall esteem il favor, if Captains of Vessels will ",
10 Commodorc ROBERT bILyEY, OF our News Fleet e Re
port Of The shipping let q tho Port whence they sailed tn,
vessels spoken on Their Passage, List of their Cara sni
Adv Foreign Newslapers News they may have Ne vii
board them immed aely their arrival. Agents and Cor
sending g this Qhce all the Marine Intelligence they cal
received. ''
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Ship N JamsIgc Hedges, South Seas, II JONES -B igs
Menu Irefe hen, 81 Thomis Ewell 20; JuGsJn Bry-
son. Demsr,, Cartwright Haus Mary, shapter savannah,
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE Is
Cleared.

rur RISES. 10 zoos Risrs ...... 10 "A
suN sxrs .....7 20 HTaa w,Tra.-. 10 81
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rOhTUGUkoE FEMALE PlLla,.
HES .ss amci sud ceshsicd Fills, from roft.g,, sy,
We reeve, TO % q tsins liz u IN c,uHtst Ss.sdvnus,
VI Oh he ifrt sel us. fosrth sg,
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FIRE WORKS.


ISAAC EDGE, JR., PROFICIENCY.
THE most extensive, varied and brsnt erhibtons Fro
Works ever manufactured IN HI, other country,
delivery the lowest lots
mtees parties the celebration OF Fourth Of july tho
United States Laboratory, jersey City.
Order, left with W Hobert,n, IS Maiden Lane or At
Niblo's Garden, will receive immediate ettention.
Goods delivered TO part OF the city free Of rpeass
nay ~ ,oJu3oissec
TO PHILADELPHIA READERS.
THE AGENCY FOR CLlNEHU0WS TRiCOPHE.
L KOUS has b. en withdrawn en- Tham,s Bsau. Hair
Cut'eI WHO has no longer asv Oon with the gift
trederck Diown corner ~ ChsLut Filth stree C.
Ftu.d ut, Hair Dresser, South Fou tn sueer are
" appointed to WHOM la pply Of both sres has
Just .ensenr
BY euc, intent o. the U.i,ed States Cl,Tehushs Tco
hvous or P'tsnt Nedicltsd C1mreund is now ackDow
edged BY thousands OF ades AID genemep who daily,
% or nc only 'medy 10 dness and TO restore he
hair ttat has fallen OF become thn; 10 prevent hs,
70 cue ~ femov every srLe''nce sepi o, d,ndrui from
The ht 1d iLd % ke-u ,ha healthy soif ind glossy
sta yet free from all oily aad greasy appearances
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dip aud Superb. 10 nelino" south side Msdera-L NJ
" HOFFMAN & CO. will sell on Fridv at l2 O'clock
tn No. New street.. Wall street, on liberal
5raf aud 90 casks Every superior Old youth side
Madeira Wine, from the celebrated and ancient house OF
mcno who of the choices. vineyards on the
island.
These Wines all that remain ofho drct by
Peter Harmony Il Co. and untr Custom House lock.
re the store sale positive to the highest
bidder as the importatons must be closed, jl5 2tsr
, WM w SHIRLEY. Auct't.
A UCTION NOTICE-Thc sale Of the fashionable stock
n OF china glass aud earhenware. table and foe cutlery
dress Sc contained the store Asor House, will
be continued Friday morning June 10 o'clock
B. Private gales very low, the will b. closed
Immediately. Il SIMPSON, SAstor House.
ism
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X H. 1IMPSON. Anct'r
THURSDAY,

H. WPSUN, NnctT
NC ZION NOTICE-JACOB ). PLATT will sell this
"A day. 10 O'clock the 81 Plau IT. nautical
and mathematical surgc and fancy articles
&c, Of whom il concern for cash. consntng
in part ofuveyor instrument, In c'scs coGpets; surgical
do do nautical do do do do quadrartt, brom
comps,es ,panneo and ahcr cases Levels sIchnect
balances spy classes telescopes injection machues
dcine che desks work 5oxs DIRE
geer with OF fancy goods we'll worthy the at
tenton of the trade.
". B-sa Dol tive and per mptory. us itsr
A UCTION NOTTCE-On Cloth, and FaIpItpTe, &c -
n TEOWBhiDGE u to. will sell this morning, June
18TH their sales Ioon 3O4 Broadway, o'clock
aud second haud furniture oil cloths window
among which some splendid dining SETS glass;, hal
amps do pmhlers, uted ard paiu ais, Bus els
splendid Also 800 light vests to be sold hont
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MADAM SUTTON having arr,rsed 10 eturn TO It,v H.,
" beginning Of August purposes NO pupils until m,
give finishing esSous in the Italian nc and Engii.t
Syle Singing Her method that pursued Iy Bordogni ar1
vacca the st MASTER, IN Europe increasing strength
compass with astonishing rapdiy Her pu lis ~i have
BY masters alone, who have been eminent Ladies q.
hrous OF awaiting themselves Of Madam Suons Limited ssv
may ascertain terms &c., by application n Chambers street
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WATCbEs AND JEWELLERY lowef tnan ever-As
me subscriber copsantv receiving all descriptions Of
god and SILVER wncer Of the STYLES, direct from
nsnufactnes. in Engian Fance and Switzerland he IL
enahed 70 ofer larger assignment and mpch less
retail than other housean cty Gold wstches a. lew
.f1 each Watches and jewell cry exchanged or bought
All watches warranted keep good tine,
;a,ned Witches, eoshs and jewellery ,.rs.d in the bs's
city o. Alien importer OF stches and jewellery whole
sale and retail 10 Wall street M st,irs m12is i'm see
TMPnKrANT TO TRAVELLERS AND HOUSE
kEEPEhS-Life and Property Preservers-Patent Self
Coetng Revolving Pistols W. ish be dschaved times
IN seconds merely by quilting the trigger The chs m.
Der earre are IN one oeee and therefore be
apart IKE some repeating pistols: The very
smple-hey ket and sad WITH ons
hand, without the loss Of a ent ~ Wv
For travellers house and keepers CAPTAINS
p1oc oicen AID others they article
persous. " ~ ~'
II tsIers would arm themselves with this wesron thsy
w2ud have no caue to fear the their slaves
The public are invited examine the same as the smpIi
cry being warranted not order perfect
sale and tail. ~
J. g. BOLEN. 100 Broadway,
m26 I'm cod nsec between Wall aud Pine SITS.
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AND IERlAL GARDEN.
Opening OF the Garden the roof Of The Museum aordog
anc visw Of ne bay rivers adjacent tho
Croton Water running freely each Of the Museum
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN!
With more than 00ets ha, been srectsd in Nusen
BALoONA SCENsIONs tnroughou, the day. and FIRE
WORKS 10 the evening Mr.. HARRINGTON, tho Great
Vsntuloqurt an Magician. il engaged. Also, Mr.. H O.
BIER NAN L. Petite Ccri,c &c
On tn first Of Jay will be opened and eous Hail.
containing articles Of trade mnuiacue the
ctds OF business &C. the the Americas and
Mechanic Iasututes. Contribute requested TO call and
ob,am cIcuers nnd ter MS immediael,.
Pr CO of admission IS Children under ten half price
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WENI 1-FIVE DOLLAK-S REWARD.
80 THREE HOUNDS. (English Harrers.l were
~ sioen on Friday night or Saturday morning last
LII from Minnles mile above Msnhsftsnville
on the North River. named Forester Countess and Glars
The dog ], Within, with black spots on the BODY flea
bite with blak head red s ears very ,hoit the tirs crop
ped, tail little curled and thick, - ' ~ ' wy
Countess i, much like the dog less es bitten ears
boacer the end, copped-has good deal Of point
Ca, white with the exception of the head which i,
ish. with bact spot the TAIL
The above reward will be pad or inf-
nation LEADING 70 the detection Of the thief thieves a
p.!ng ~ II WhIlm 20, stars. ANY gentle m
said docs be Offered TO- anything of their
U.S. viii confr grea, favor by giving
through the Office otherwise to the subscriber
J. W. AUDUBON
33sm William .,rrst
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IMPORTS FROM THE WEsr, FROM OPENING OF LAKE Ma
VACATION TO lsr luNg. Foa THREE SEASONS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
Special Notice.

YNHE subscriber takes tins opportunity TO
Il express 20 the Officers and Members of
the Fire Engine Company Of the East viIlage,
his grateful thanks for their prompt and gener-
Gus efforts by which portion Of his leather and
property was saved at the late destruction of
his Tannery and also to the citizens general
~ for the cheerful assistance rendered. His
severe loss was mitigaled through this kind and
energetic assistance.
The loss and arrangement of his business,
occasloned by the fire, and recent injury By
the freshei, will render il necessary TO have a
speedy aud Thorough settlement Of all his ac-
counts and dues, which he hopes will be imme-
diately attended TO without further notice
He viii receive hides as usual, aud still keeps,
and offers for sale, a quantity of excellent ealh-
er, on the lowest possible terms.
JEREMIAH BEAL.
West BratiIeboro, Sept 5, ls45. 80