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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
c Post Office at Van Bu-
ch, if not taken out with
: sent to the General Post
Mcbride John
Miller VIM
Milor Charles
McCroney James
Morgan James
Mayors A G
Morrows Newton
McCauley William
Mills Daniel r
Mayor VIM Ii
Magness Thomas ii
Mays Lucretia
McSween Samuel
Mussett Il
Newman S c.
Neal William
PiIley Ransom
Parks G w Doctor.
Powers E ID Esq
Peyten Milly
Quesenbury William
Roberts J L
Ratliff Jobe
Rush Peter, Tho's Morter
or Rankin Henderson
Stirman William
Smart l.
Stratton Mr.
Simmons John 2
Stephenson James
Silvers Hiram
Simmons Isaac J
Syne Ann ]
Shirman VIM
Sweeney Lawrence
Strickland Jacob
Sheperd David
Taggert Samuel 4
Tebbetts Joshua
Thraeher Franklin2
TrammelI Dennis 2
Tunstall 8. Stafford
Vaught Casvell
Veder Charles II
Wynn Josiah
Wright Waller
Williams Jesse
Wilson John
Wilson A L
Womack VIM B
Willis James
Wheeler John F
Young John Esq
~ Of the above letters will
'ertised.
IN DRENNEN, p. M.
lS43.-22-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
STATE OEsARKANSAS, I G..
CouNTy OF FRaNKLIN. oc''

STATE STATE @ oEARKANsAs,{ fs,ktlaa Set.
In the Circuit Court of Franklin County, in Cham
cery, before the Clerk thereof, in vacation,
s on tho 10th day of May, A. D., ls43.
Mary Ann Green,l
Pleasant Green,
A ND now on this day comes the complainant
"A by her next friend, Samuel Hixon, and files
her bill of complaint against the defendant, and
also her affidavit that tho defendant is non-resi.
dent OF the State of Arkansas. ,
1t is therefore ordered that the said Pleasant
Green, the defendant herein, be and appear Oh tho
frst day OF our next term Of this court, to be hol
den at the court house, in tho town of Ozark, in
said county, on the third Monday of September
"A. ID. lS43, 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
bo 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 truo copy from the record.
J. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
June 3, ls43-17-sw. (Pr's fee Sl4 co.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
Paints.

Paints.
WHiTE LEAD, Red do, Black do; Li.h
" Chrome yellow, do. green; Spanish brow
Venetian " rcd Prussian blue; Spanish whiting
vormilii1n paint and varnish brushes; Terra ,.s
sienna; turkey lumber; gum Shcllac rod Chalk,
white do; lamp black; Vandike brown :. Small,
blue frosting logwood, for sale !cw for cash by
BELLA HANGER,
'ay 81 io1o' Druggists.
Id BOXES claret vino:
- o do old MADEIRA wino. -
Q do Muscut wine;
q do Cherry bounce
"a doz. Porter; !
80 doz.- Philadelphia Alos:
!-2 pipe superior Champaicn Randy
heceiyed and for sale, low for cash, by
May "A, ls4a BELL & HANGER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
STATE OF ARKANSAS

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF JOHNSON, 0''
In the Johnson Circuit Court, on the Chancery
side thereof, in vacation, before the Clerk
on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1913. -
William G. Freeman, Complt,)
vs..
Marmaduke N. JeffIeys, Jones
Cook, Harriet Freeman, ,Bry-
an ar II. Freeman, Amanda G. Bin in Chanccry
Freeman, Willie Ledbetter,
Samuel d. Strayhorn, Joab
Durham, and James White,
Defendants,
"A ND now on this day comes the said complainant
- by solicitor, and having heretofore filed his
bill of complaint in this cause for the recovery of
negro slaves, to wit. a certain negro woman named
renhy ana her increase, seven children, as also
damages for the hire and services of said negroes,
and the said complainant having also filed with
said bill OF complaint an affidavit, that Marina
duke N. Jeffreys, Jones Cook, Harriet Freemnn,
Bryan II. Freeman, Amanda G. Freeman and
Willie Ledbetter, arc non residents of this state.
II IS therefore ordered, that the said defendants
Marmaduke N. Jeffreys, Jones Cook, Harriet
Freeman, Bryan II. Freeman, Amanda G, Free.
man and Willie Lcdbetter, do appear hore on the
first day Of the next term of this court, at court
TO be begun and holden at the Court House in the
town Of CarksviIc, in and for the county of John
son and State of Arkansas, on the first Monday
in September next, and plead answer or demur to
said bill in this filed, or the samo will be Ia
ken as confessed against them, and decree
entered accordingly, and that copy of this order
be published by eight Successive weekly inser.
tlons in tho Arkansas lntelligencer, a newspaper
published in this State, tho last insertion thereof
to be at least four weeks before the first dav of
the next term Of this court.
A true copy from the Record,
Attest: AUGUSTUS M. WARD,
Clerk.
May l3, lS43.-l3-Sw-[Pr's. fee $50 ISL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15

safe OF ARKANSAS ! Set
COUNTY OF FRANKLIN, ''''
In the Circuit Court of Franklin County, in Chan.
Gerry, before the Clerk thereof, in vacation,
on the 18th day of May. A. d. 1913.
Julia Ann Hill, Complainant, } .......s
John B. Hill, Defendant, -
A this day comes the complainant, by hor
"A next friend. Emanuel Speigle. and files her
bill Of complaint against the defendant, and alse
her affidavit, that the defendant is non resident
Of the State of Arkansas.
1t is therefore ordered tha: said John B. Hill,
tho defendant herein, be and appear on the first
day of tho next term of this court, at a court to
be holden at the court house, in tho town of Ozark
in said county, on the third Monday of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1913, and plead, answer, except, or
demur to complanant'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
moncement of the next September term of this
court. J. w. PENDLETON Clerk
A true copy from the record in my office, this
18th day Of May, lS43.
J. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
June 3, 2S43-l7-Sw. (Prs fee Sl4 co.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
Joseph III. Heard

% Joseph III. Heard
HI AS just received, per steam boat Marie,ta
and for sale, low for cash,
SO barrels whiskey a..a.. .
pipe French brandy - .-.
bbl American do ... -.. ...
bbl Malaga wine
2 casks claret wine
5000 Id bacon, hog round -.,
20 bbls superiine flour
10 bbls Kanawha salt
Is bushels dry apples
Fort Smith, June 8, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
JOHN AUSTIN 4 co.

JUIHN AUSTIN q Gu.
H AVE received, per Steam Boat Export, and
- for sale, low for cash, 4
$50 bbls whiskey
casks Cogniac and Am. brandios
10 bbls Wheeling ale
10000 lbs Juniata iron
1000 los plough moulds
1000 lbs Am. blister steel
500 lbs Eng. do do
10000 doz. cotton yarns
5000 lbs castings and dog irons
So kegs nails
20 boxes soap
1900 lbs bar lead
1000 gallons stone ware
10 bus. clover seed
20 do timothy do a.
25 boxes pit. TASKS
do Virginia tobacco No. l, &c. &c. sc.
June 20, lS42. ~ =.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15

y EMAINING in t
~ ren, Juno 80, WI
in three months, will |
Office rs dead letters.
Anderson Robert G
Aldridge Thomas
Adm'rs of Toles
Barley David
Bennett VIM NJ
Boyle Henry
Bowen Cyrus
Brooking J M Mrs
Burress G B
Brown James
Boyd c II
Ball David G.
Black William
Brooks Richardson
Bryan J N
Bounds James
Charles Shelby w
Carr VIM
Carter John
Crouch A NJ
Camp John d
Couch Peter
Dibrell g. Thruston
Delano l.
Edwards Henry
Epler Jonathan
Emmerson Thomas
Edmonson Thomas.
Fisher Moses
Harrington Rufus NJ
Grecn, Lincumm g. c
Grason Joseph
Givens Alfred
Howard Wan Esq.
Hardin Benjamin
Hawkins Gabriel
Hartgrave VIM
Heath Richard
Hynson Charles Z. 2
Hammock Eliza E
Kinds Esther
Harrell Martha E 2
Hogan Richard
Howard A DS
IIensile Smith NJ
Hawkins John
Jordan w m & Albert
jackson A w
Jones VIM c
Keyes William 2
Lowry J b 2
Lulnpkins VIM
Miller, George E
Moore Ransome
Persons calling for q
please say they are ad
l. JOI
Van Buren, July G,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
Wilburn D. Reagan, Plaintiff, }
vs. ATTACHMENT.
Alexander G. Perryn,an Def'd,t\

Wilburn D. Reagan, Plaintiff, }
: ATTACHMENT.
Alexander G. Perryman, DefdrS
A ND now on this day came the said plaintiff,
q by Attorney, and it appearing from the She
riffs return, that tho writ of attachment issued
in this cause, has been levied on one negro boy,
about eight or nine years old, named JAKE, as
the property of the said defendant, and the said
defendant having failed to appear, and plead, or
ortherwise answer tho said PLAINTIFFS action, and
the said plaintiff s demand being for ono hundred
and ten dollars, for tho work and labor, cam dill
gence, and attendance of the said plaintiff, by him
performed, and bestowed, as the attorney and
counsel of and for the said defendant: 1t is there
fore ordered by the court that the said defendant
be notified that an attachment has been issued
against his estate and that unless he shall appear,
by himself or attorney, on or before the third day
of the next term of this court, at n circuit court
10 be holden at the court house, in the~county OF
Washington and State of Arkansas, on the first
Monday in November, 1913, that judgment will
be entered against him, and his estate sold to salts
fly the samo; and it is further ordered by the
court, that copy of this order be inserted for
four weeks successfully in some newspaper print
ed in this State, the last insertion to be at least
of this court to which term ordered that this
cause be continued.
STATE OF ARKANSAS,l &C
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. "''
|, B. II. PERSON, as Clerk of the Circuit
Court, in and for the county of Washington, State
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy of an order made at the May term
1913, of the Circuit Court of said county.
.>,u., IN testimony whereof, |, B. H. Pier
= #: 4:
'""'' of May, lS43.
B. II. PIERSON, Clerk.
June 10, lS43.-lS-4w Pr's fee $ll 75.)
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD,
In vacation of the Circuit Court of said County of
Crawford on the Chanccry side thereof on the 30th
of June, A. ID. lS43.
Matthew Moore, Administra-
tor of the estate of Powell u
per, deceased, Complainant, p;U :, c,..
Peter Uper, and Jacob Uper, De-
ten9ants.
A ND tho said complainant having filed with
IN his said bill of complaint, in the office of
the Clerk of said Circuit Court his affidavit
setting forth that Jacob Uper ono Of tho said de-
PENDANTS is nonresident of the State it is there
foro ordered by the court here in vacation that
the said Jacob t1per be notified by publication
made in the Arkansas Intelligencer for eight
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, so that the last insertion be
made at least four weeks prior to the first day OF
tho next term of our said Circuit Court, that said
suit is pending, which is bill praying discove,
ry; and that unless the said defendant Jacob Upel
appear before the Judge of our said Circuit Court
either by himself or attorney, on or before the
fourth day of the next term of our said court
which isto begin and be holden on tho fourth Mon
day of September next, said bill will be taken as
confessed.
A true copy from the record this 3Oth June
A. D. lS43.
ATTEST A. M'LEAN, Clerk.
July ], ls43.-2l-4t, (Prs. fee 80 25.)
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15

uST received, per steam boat Trident.
D bales cotton yarn, (Hope factory
For sale low, for cash, by
J. II. HEARD, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
BLA OK MITHIN e..
~

s AND MANUFACTORY OF
F a II G IMPL T. ME ENTS.
VTNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally, that he has remov-
ed his shop on Main street, where he has and will
keep constantly on hand, superior assortment of
Ploughs, Harrows, Shoves, Hoes, and all kinds Of
Farming Tools, which he will sell low for cash.
Repairing neatly executed on reasonable terms
Also-Horse.s .shocing done in tho best manner
THOS. A. BROOKlNG.
Van Buren, Sept. 2, lS42.-33
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
VTNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of LORENZO DE LANO & co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The books and
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.
The business hereafter will be conducted by l.. De
Lano and he hopes by strict attention to buiness,
merit liberal share of public patronage.
Park Hill, c. N. April 8, IS43-9-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
CATTLE's HORNS.

CATTLE's HORNS.
WANTED, by S. & G. Turner, 10000 good
w Cattle Horns, in exchange for goods, at
cash prices.
N. BIS. & G. Turner have removed their
goods to Main street, opposite tho Columbus Hotel
Van Buren,, Feb'y l6, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
BOARDING SCHOOL.

BOARDING SCHOOL.
TTNHE Summer term of Mr.. and Mrs. Nt,WTON,S
IL Male and Female Boarding School, Cane Hill
Arkansas, will commence the first Monday n,
May next; and continue % weeks. All necessary
books can be had of tho teachers.
Cane Hill, April 8, lS42. S-tr
I'm hand, and for sale, low for cash,
- 30 kegs powder, bes, quality,
J. IL. HEARD, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15
IN DEBT.
William Nick. Ball, Defendant.


A ND on this day came the said plaintiffs, by
IN attorney, and moved the court for an order
of publication against the said defendant accord
ing to the form of the statute in such case made
and provided, and because the said defendant has
not caused his appearance to be entered in this
case, nor plead, answered, nor demurred to said
plaintiffs action, as required by law, and the prac-
tice of this court 1t is therefore ordered by the
court, that the said defendant be, and he is hereby
notified, thata attachment has been issued against
his estate, ut the suit of said plaintiffs, for debt
Of one hundred and twenty-six dollars and thirty
five cents, and that unless he be and appear here
either in person, or by attorney, on or before the
third day of the next term Of this court at cir
cult court to be held at the court house, in the
county of Washington, State of Arkansas on the
frs: Monday in November, 1913, and answer the
complaint of tho said plaintiffs, that judgment will
be entered against him, and his estate sold TO satis-
fly the same; and it is further ordered by the
court here, that copy of this order be published
for four weeks successfully, in some newspaper
printed in said State, the last insertion to be at
least four weeks previous to the first day Of said
next term Of this court, to which term ordered by
the court that this cause be and the same is here
hue
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15

In the Johnson Circuit Court, on the Chancery
side thereof, in vacation, before the Clerk
on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15

In the Circuit Court of Franklin County, in Chan
cery. before the Clerk thereof, in vacation,
on the 10th day of May, A. D., ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-15

y EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Van Bu
- ren, Juno 80, which, if not taken out with
in three months, will be- sent to tho General Pos
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LATER FROM BRAZIL

GREAT REJoIcINGs At RIO BY an arrival at Phil
adelphil, we have dates to the 18th, few DAYS Ia
ter. The Rio papers are full Of the detail, Of the
ceremonies upon the arrival Of the young Empress,
Donna Theresa Christina, aud her brother. in sixty,
'hree days from Naples. The squadron from Ma
pies consisting Of three Brazilian ships and four Ne
apollans, the Vesuyio of74 guns, Parthenope, ofsl
Isabella Of Ga, and Amelia Of a. upon their arrival
IN port made very imposing appearance The En-
peror Immediately proceeded on board with The
whole Of The Ministers Of State and brilliant suite
to meet his young bride but the official and SOLEMN
landing Of her imperial majesty and suite only
took place the next day, and was conducted
WIN great pomp and splendor in conformity with
The programme previously fixed and laboriously dis
cu'sed IA the Council Of state consisting of more than
fifty paragraphs
Notwithstanding a heavy rain the street. and
squarss through which the coritge bad TO rass were
literally crammed with people anxious TO see tLc
Empress WHO was driven ~ a State carriage draup
" cisnt horses, ana accompanied by the Emperor,
SISTER Donna Jauuaria, who was eoualJy proi al az
marks Of sistery affection TOW ard her new rcIafion
as when she had lately TO part from her sister ,bc
Princes de JoInylle. The Empress most pracious
" returned Tue many demonstrations Of entbti..s,,
1La' were SHOWN on all sides By the Brazilian people
Prince LOUIS de Aquil, her Majesty's brother. vb,
had accompanied his sister. The immense copc,urse
OF people, and the splendid turnout of troops rcg,,
lars, and national guards lining every quay and ave.
nue., formed magnificent sight and viii be long r.,
collected by The inhabitants Of Rio
The next day the 7th-beirg the anniyer.,ry ia,
OF the independence Of Brazil their imperial msies,
tics VISITED the National Theatre in state Tho Cit
has been most brilliantly Illuminated the two last
nights, and every body has done every thing 10 A.
lingush himself Several superb triumphal arche.
have been erected, and we will particularly mention
one, an immense structure on the Rua Dlrcita decn
rated with 1000 glass lamps, with spermacct, can.
lies, which attracted general admiration In tic
arch, and facing tie street. were two beautifully ne
lanenled saloons the one filled with charu,iry ,rd
'ichly dressed Braz Senhoras the uther appronri,.
ed to The baud Of The American frigat. Columbus
'lhch, grace to the courtesy of the commander Of
he 3 forces, was playing both nights, aud coptri.
uted to enliysn the scene, by always PLAYING new
nd beautiful pieces Of music. Deputatiops rrocI,
nations, end every possible kind OF loyal demonstra
ions OF enthusiasm and affection are pouring u,
rom all parts Of the country. On the other hand
he official Journal IS full Of new creations Of vi
cunts, barons, commanders, knights. and all poss.
le kinds of titles. Our South American bretbren
re doing II in style"
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4 LICHr Boar "A fine li,bi boat to no ,,.,i.-.i
on the BrandywInc shoals, IN the Delaware b,v. M.
launched 10 this city on Saturday last Thi, /, mos,
beautiful vessel built Of the yci, best matcral. M.
workmanship IS Of the very highest character and
The builders, Messrs. Thomas Young & Co. have civ.
en- another instance Of their excellence in naval ar
chhecture; none but good work could be typ,ct,d
l,om The long experience and constant practice of
these gentlemen who have done very much TO e,tab.
h,h aud elevate the reputation Of Wilmington for
good ship building, We feel bound to say that tins
Of the kind IN the United States lis model MI
rial and workmanship are Of the most superior lind
and VIII receive universal praise 1t was built I'M
aer The supcrinendence Of our worthy collector. DR.
Arnold Naudan-U Wilmington Joiu
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DABNEY s. earn

"llill's Patriot" has a letter from Wasbinron oc
tober p, which states, that " Dabney s. Carr m,
late appointed Minister resident at Constaminoble
leaves early IN the week. lie purpose, tarry,ne
some time IN Paris, probably to learn Ia anpte III Ia
piatiqut, and the practices Of courts He IS man nj
much shrewdnoss and tact of keen penetration. and
Of easy names; AMI, as he observes with much
Rightly the Mahometsn apostles Injunction against
the use Of winc Is fond Of coffee and his pite will
have no doubt, take with the Turcomahst We
subscribe, most cordially, TO every thing which tbr
Patriot says Of Mr.. Cars quafcations-ani even
more. We have been long and Intimately acavaipt.
cd with ID ). Garland consider him admirably
qualified 10y his manners, talents temper and aldress
Tor the post 10 which he has been promoted lie il a
Of The accomplished Peter Carr, Esq late n Al.
bcmarle, the nephew Of Thomas Jefferson MIR
Carr IS Jedersonisn in his principles Virinion
10 his manncrs-and gentleman In his feelings. -
Richmond Epquir r.
All who are acquainted with Mr.. Carr will c,ncur
with the Enquirer m lis handsome oomplmeptio bis
talents and worth The honor and interests N the
country could not be entrusted to safer hands aid we
have no doubt his appointment will prove as afeea-
bic 10 the diplomatic circle Of Consantinople,as !,
will be advantageous TO his own Government =
Spectator.
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point as an example 10 pallailon OF Their vices
and as proof that msn could become great
powerful aud admired, in spite Of immoralliy
We never yei have had Chief Magistrate so
deficient in private morality as Henry Clay
We have said that these repeated and un
called for attacks BY Mr. Clay on President Ty-
Ter, are both malignant and unjust We thnk
lhat they belray also some owardce--pohlieal
cowardice, al least
Mr. Clay well knows, that if there was treach-
cry in the Wing party, Mr.. Tyler was not the
traitor he could scarcely be said 10 belong
to The party. But another individual, as high
as Mr. Clay himself in The confidence OF thai
party as thoroughly and as long Identified with
! It's principle and views, Is, Il there was any
breach of patty faith, the most obvious mari
for his indignation. 1t is true that Mr.. Web
sler, at Fanueil Hall, declared that he disap
proved the vctoes but he declared also, tina
the Bank was an "obsoete idea" He hardly
would have remained in the Cabinet unless he
approved the President course generally anC
he certainly did not think with MIR. Cay, ,ha
the members of his party degraded themselves
by taking office under the Administration.
Why should Mr.. Clay be altogether silen
with respect to Mr. Webster, and seek TO dis
charge his whole venom on Mr.. Tyler Sim
rly because Mr.. Webster has large and pow
erlul body of friends in that party upon whicl
Mr. Clay depends for the fruiton OF his hopes
whom it would be dangerous for him TO aiienal'
or offend while Mr.. Tyler, whom he style
be entirely deirnceless and unprotected.
Commend US TO such magnanimity.
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Mr.. ID. w. SwARrz who recently delivered La.
lures IN THIS ty on the Holy Land, has published
card IN The Norfolk Herald, in which he propose, to
charter vessel for ten months,to make an rxcur.
SION TO the Levant, If sufficient number Of ladies
and gentlemen can be found who will subscribe ioo
dollars each
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The ELorEMESr-1Le Delaware Journal saws go
Schroeder, which VIC understand is the name Of
The man with whom the girl cloped is now under ar
rest upon The charge Of abduction. II !, believed
mat he IS married man One person present at tie
examination was willing 10 swear that he j, married
aud has two children The Mayor Of fhiladclphia.
as well as several clergyman to whom the runawa,s
applied TO be married, much to their credit refused
TO tie the knot Schroeder has been sent 10 nri.,, 9"
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fNEEEs ~ New YoRK 1t is a curious fac, the
three candidates for nomination as Sheriff, are al ma
tves Of the State Of Connecticut, namely. COL vii.
liam Jones, (whig) Mr. II. C. Atwood, democrat
ami Mr. Charles Henry Hall, (natiye American
Mr. Weed nominated by the wings for County Clerk
and DIR Whiting the same ticket for Coroner ar.
also natives Of Connecticut