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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

"rss SAWYER iaforms her eafsons. and the pub
lvl lie generally. that the Sp+ng session Of tho
FEMALE SEMINARY in Fayettesille, will epen the
second Wednesday u April. Is4s. and ciose August
18th; when after fsw days vacation, new term win
commence, and continue three four months, cir
cumstanccs of the school to demand. The prices
will vary from six 10 eight dollars for term of four
months according 20 the attention devoted TO the pu
Pill. No untaught young children will be admitted
de. 90, unless where parents guardians unable
pay in all such cases the prices will be graduated to
the ability TO make payment. "A .saS H s.i.sE
II expected that young ladies will come prepared
to give their undivided attention to study; and that
while removed from parental protection and influence
their intercourse society will be controlled by the
Teacher, unless committed to the OF some friend
or relative 1t is desirable also, that they prepar
ed with clothes sufficient for the season, that their
minds may not be unnecessarily occupied this sub
jcct. .2 80 isiieli-i PIN f n
In addition to the English branches taught here, will
be plain sad ornamental needle work.
Bibe class is attended every Subbath at the Sem
mary composed of the pupils of tho school and of the
yourh Of the village This Bible class enjoys the BEN
eht of the instructions of the Rev. c. Washburn every
second Sabbath of each month.
Board be obtained in good families for II so pc
week.
March 1s, Is43-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
PETITION EX PARTE.

4 PoN reading the foregoing petition, it is ordered
~ by the Court. that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas intcllgencer newspaper printed in the
gust next when hearing will be had the said pet
ton 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 tho prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted And it is further ordered by the Court that
aisuch creditors whose places of residence are known
sa be entitled to service and notice Of the same pe
tton and order, either personally by letter ad
dressed to them at their known usual place of residence
attcsted by the Clerk of the Court and served or left
a. their usual place of abode, by the Marshal or his
Deputy, sent by the mail whereof due proof is to be
given.
WIN. FIELD, Clerk. %
BY A. II. RUTHERFORD, DC
Trapnall e. Cooke, Solicitors. =.
April %, lS43.-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
TERMS.
THE ARKANSAS INTELLIGENcER

is published every Saturday Morning, at runk.
DOLLARS, II paid within six months. FOUR poLLARs
II payment be delayed until after that time
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
For square of 10 lines or less FIRST insertion ONE
DOLLAR, and FIFTY cRNrs for each uance-oye,
lo lines and not exceeding l5 be charged az square
and half and in that proportion for long advertise
ments. .
When an individual account, at the above rates
amounts to $50 and under slUG, discount of rs per
cent will be made, and when it amounts to 500 or
more discount Of 335 per cent: but discount will
be made where payment delayed after the
Of one year. and deduction will be made on the To-
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.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
Petition FOR DOVER.

Russell Welborn, Administra. . ~ ~ :, sE K.
tor of Thomas G. Beeson. de- PETITION Foh lower
ceased, and Richard Beeson
only hei- at law, of said Tho
mas q. Beeson, deceased.
A T this day comes the said complainants by Isaac
IN Strain, their solicitor. and files their petition
herein against said defendants aledgins that ON or
about the 18th day of August, 1910. Thomas G. Bee
son died nesate, in the county of Conway and State
of Arkansas that the said Emily who has since inter-
married with the said Andrew ]. Stephens) is his wi
dow that he died seized and in his own right
of the following described lands, in the county of Con.
way, and State of Arkansas, wits the east fraction
al part of the soutw fractional of section
No. "a in township north, Of range No. II west. con-
tanning acres also the half of the south
of range No. II west, containing eighty acres like
wise the fractional quarter of section
township No norh of range No. west, contain ng
one hundred and twenty $500 acres that in Septem
ministration of the estate of Thomas c. Beeson. de-
ceased that more than year has elapsed since his
DEATH and the heir has wholly failed to assign her dow
er in said ands that he left Richard Bceson his only
minstrator be made defendants hereto, that pro.
cess issue that they answer, that commissioners be
pointed, and dover assigned them of said lands and
from an affidavit filed with said petition Of the
residence OF the said Richard Bceson, of the said
defendants lit is ordered that he do appear here at
the next term of this court held for the county
Of Conway, at the Courthouse said county, in
isburgh, the Tuesday after the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in April being the end day of May,
lS43, and plead, answer, demurr to said petition;
and it is further ordered, that copy of this order be
published in some printed this State, eight
weeks successfully the last insertion to be four weeks
previous to the next term of this court.
A true copy from the record.
ATTEST: HARRISON H. HIGGINS,
Isaac Strain, Solicitor. Clerk.
Feb'y %, 1S43--6-Sw [Pr's fee 26 25l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

His Creditors. \
poN reading the foregoing petition, it is ordered
~ by the Court, that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas lntegencer, per printed in the
District seventy days before the first Monday of Au
gust next. when hearing will be had the said petit
on at the District Court room, in the city Of Little
Rock, within the said District 10 o'clock in the FORE
noon and all creditors who have proved their debts
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 know
shall be entitled to service and notice of same pc
titions and order either personally by letter ad
dressed to them at 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 his De-
putty or sent by the mail, whereof due proof is to be
given. -rEs r. =
VIM. FIELD. Clerk
By A. II. RUTHERFORD. %. C.
Trapnall & Cooke Solicitors.
April %, I643-6w .r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

TPON reading the foregoing petition it is ordered
~ by the Court that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas lntelIgencer newspaper printed in tho
District, seventy days at least before Monday
OF August next, when hearing will be had the said
petition, at the District Court room in the city of Lit
tie Rock within the said District, 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and all creditors who have their debts
and other persons in interest, appear at the said
time and place, and show il any they have.
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted And it further ordered by the Court. that
all such creditors whose places of residence known
shall be entitled to service and notice of the Pc
ttlon and order, either personally by letter ad
dressed to their known usual place of residence at
tested by the Clerk of the Court, and served LEFT
at his usual place of abode, by the Marshal his De-
putty, or sent by mall whereof due proof to be given
WIN. FIELD, Clerk.
BY A. II. RUTHERFORD, d. C.
Trapnall 6, Cooke, Solicitors.
April %, lS43-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
VAN BUKEN ACADEMY.

REING encouraged by the liberal patronage have
ID hitherto received. have associated with me
Libearl institute. Hamilton, Ohio and nd also '''''
Principal Of the Public Schools,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tne discipline and regulation of this Academy will
Wis and myself t .+
The second session Of this Academy will commence
on the first Monday Of March next and continue
ty.two weeks ~
The Of study will be extended so far as cir
cumstances may render it necessary that fu-
ture day, should sufficient encouragement be offered
may include practical illustrations of Experimental
Philosophy, Botany. Mineralogy, Geology, and their
concomant branches; at present it embraces of
the subjects of business and professional education
7 usually taught in our Academies and Colleges.
No pupil will be received for a less term than one
session but those who enter after the
and previous to the middle Of the session. shall be
countablo for the unexpred time only and no dednc
tion will be made for occasional ABSENCE except in case
OF sickness.
.-,...- CLASSIFICATION. a-aa.
The Preparatory Department will embrace Spelling,
Reading, Pronunciation, Defining, Writing, and the
Rudiments of Arithmetic. tEE- y
TERMS-$ IL PER SESSION. sE-1
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
JUNIOR CLAss.-Reading. Writing. English Grammar, r,
Arithmetic Geography, with The of the Globes De-
hning, and Composition. r5 f-
aa IERMS-$ IL PER SESSION. E 0E
SeNIoR CLAss.--Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry
Abnays,esi Plane and Spherical T1gonomet,y with
tial, and integral Calculus, &c.
a. IERMS-$ Is PER SESSION.
Inc science OF Astronomy, which comprehcpds an
enire acquaintance with the starry heavens, will be
nsated on starlight evenings, in the absence of the
inii moon, and WILL for this cause, be made
OF three dollars per session. to students
Academy. -
Tuition fee will be invariably required in advance.
- E. ID. POWERS
Van Buren,, Feb'y IL. l843--4-I3w E-|~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

Linton & Batson. McClain & Floyd, Solicitors
May l3, ls43.-l3-Sw-[Pr's. fee $40 ISL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

Announcement of candidates, will be charged as
other advertisements ~
Political circulars will be charged advertisements
No advertisement Of gross, abusive personal nature
Will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
Single copies Of the paper. - i-2 cents.
The above terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
STATE OF ARKANSAS
County OF JOHNSON, OCT

caaHE ce9ssr OF OF JoAssss. AaaANsAs'} Scr.
In the Johnson Circuit Court, on the Chancery
side thereof, in vacation, before the Clerk
+ on the 10th day of May, A. d. ls43.
William G. Freeman, Con,pli,)
Marmaduke N. Jcfiieys, Jones H..
Cook, Harriet Freeman, ,Bry-
an Il. Freeman, A Amanda G. Bin in Chancerv
Freeman, Willie Ledbetter, >.
Samuel d. Strayhorn, Joab
Durham, and James White,
Defendants,
A ND now on this day comes the said complainant
1A by solicitor, and having heretofore filed his
bill OF complaint in this for the recovery of
negro slaves. to wit. a certain negro woman named
Penny and 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 AZ. Jeffreys, Jones Cook, Harriet Freemnn,
Bryan II. freeman, Amanda G. Freeman and
Willie Ledbetter, are non residents of this state
IL is therefore ordered, that the said defendants
Marmaduke N. Jefreys, Jones Cook, Hnrriet
Freeman, BrSnn H. Freeman, Amanda &. Free
man and Willie Ledbelter, do appear here on the
trst day of the next term of this court at a court
to be begun and holden a. the Court House in the
town Of Clarksvile, 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 case filed, or the same will be ia.
ken as confessed as against them, and a decree
entered accordingly, and that a copy of this order
he published by eight successive weekly insor-
tons in the Arkansas lntelIigencer, newspaper
published in this State, the last insertion thereof
TO be at least four weeks before the FIRST day of
the next term Of this court.
true copy from the Record,
Attest: AUGUSTUS M. WARD,
. Clerk.
Linton & Batson. McClain & Floyd, Solicitors
May l3, ,l643.-l3-Sw-TPr's. fee $40 75.1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
DISSOLUTION.
$500 Reward.

1NHE above reward will be paid by me for the !,
apprehension, and delivery to the proper Of.
hcer. Of the individual who attempted 10 nssassi.
nate me on tho night of the S0th March last. at
my house in the town Of Fort Smith. .s.'., A.
May 6, l64S-l2tf LOUIS ZARNlKOW. !,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

DISTRICT cou1. of the United States :,
April 90. lSi3.
Joseph Hawkins. }
~ VS.. PETITION Ex rARrE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

District Court of the United States, T.. p,
For the Distric: Of Arkansas, IN Bankruptcy.
April 20, l543.
Isaac Hawkins,1
Ss. PETITION EX PARTE.
His Creditors. !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

erATh eaas11 g ee coasa1. aRSAssAs' v S.
In the Probate Court of said County in vacation be
fore the Clerk the Goth day of February, A. D. lS43
Andrew @ !: Stephens and Emf ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.

No, exceeding lines altered or renewed at pleas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

In the Johnson Circuit Court, on the Chancer
side thereof, in vacation, before the Clerk
on the 10th day of May, A. d. ls43.
William G. Freemon Cor,nrt :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
Kentucky.

In the Louisville District, OF the sec ond day
some polls taken at noon and some at night, ac-
cording as the stage passed them the vote stood
for Thomson, Wing, 1854 Lecompte, Loco.
1855: Thomasson ahead 1863 But Sprigg hav-
ing poIcd all the Wing votes he could, threw up
his hand, and took the stump for Lecompte .
with the unerrlng instinct of traitor. This rem
ders the result extremely doubtful
In the Maysvlle District, the contest between
Wall, Wing, and Tibbotts, an independent sort OF
Tariff, Bank Loco-Foco, was very close
Wall little ahead.
In the Mercer District it is apprehendcd that
the apostate Pope may succeed in electng a
Loco-Foco Attic close of the first days poll,
the total vote stood, Grgsby, Wing, 1928 Pope,
falseh hearted pretender, 500; Stone Loco, 1855.
In the Lexington District, Garet Davis, Wing,
is pretty certain to beat Robert Wicklltfe.
From the Fleming District, have report
that Judge Richard French, very strong Loco
Foco, is likely to beat Hon. L. W. Andrews late
members but all the returns we have give An
drc,vs decided majority. We hardly doubt his
election
A kentucky election continues three days
Our latest news is to the evening OF the second
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First Gun From Illinois.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9Th, l543.
The Wings of Chicago have given GILES
SPRING, Wing, for Congress, majority OF %
votes over John Wentworth. -Four polls were
open, and many OF the country people voted,
which augurs well in Springs favor. This
change has astounded US. Long John cacu-
lated on 100 majority, in Chicago. 1t seems,
however, that neither the venality Of Murphy
nor the dictation Of Gov. Ford and Senator
Breese, has put down the free spirit OF the people
here. have no time to give the full vote-it IS
heavy. We cannot teiiere that Spring IS elected,
but Wentworth will at all events be hard pushed
possi5ly-remoteiy Possibiy-defeatcd.
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Nmtconb ahead. 40. Howard " 10 S9l )
Bigger's majority in the whole State IN 40 was
$685. OF which he has lost nearly half IN sixteen
counties, embracing but one-fourlh of the State.
lasls the part OF The State in who, the Wing
loss was expected to be creates but il is too
great, and renders the defeat OF Bjrcer probable.
to say the least When such a County as Wayne
withho!ds her vote and gives BIZ, 500 Wb;c ma.
jor'sy instead of the 500 she might give. it is
safe TO expect the worst
CoRgrss,-li, the Nj olson District. Thomas ].
Henley, lioco,) Spe' of the las, House. has
beaten Hon. Josopt. L. White about 500.
Ia The Franklin District, we apprehend that
John y. Matson, Wing, is beaten by Thomas
Smith, Loco Member OF Van Burcn's last Con-
srcss. Smith goes 500 ahead into Decatur and
Rnsh Counties, which might oycrbaance this but
probably will not
In the Wayne District, Caleb B. Smith, Wing
Is pretty certainly elected
Hon. Samuel c. Sample, do. in the ST. Joseph
District He is 500 ahead so far.
We are looking to hear to-day that Rober
DEE o'oe" is elected over Payne BY the Le.cos o
the First District
The traitor hclso Is beaten for Senate in S;wi;
zerand by one majority (9l6 to 9l5.)
For the Legislature, SO far, the VII ;gs ar
ahead, bat Politics seem to be little REGARDED. !
Loco Is elected in Jefferson and two Who's il
Dearborn. The member elect from Switzerls q
IS Wing, but elected over the regular Wig :
mlna'i0n, Possibly one Loco is chosen in Wayne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
Indio ma.

We have returns from near a third of the State,
which wear sonbre aspect. We were fore
warned that the vote of the Ohio River Counties
would be untaVorablc, yet they are more than
we had expected, and we now consider Gov. Big
ger IN greet danger, the Abolition vote being IN
expectcd'y large-400 in Wayne County only,
reducing the Wing vote by nearly the whole num-
Der. The following are our returns:
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c.sr OF srAnnSe-About 10. O'Clock on Sat

CASE OF STABBNJ.-ttUoull VS v SioS> oIi Nt1S-
urdsv evening, three fellows named Oh Booth,
peter McNab and Edward Whitney, entered the
,sr.roorn of Woolford's Tavern II Washington
street. and after calling for liquor, demanded
IoSgings The os,ler. who was in attendance,
|tbs tavern having been closed for the night
.l -ece;yed orders from the bar-keeper not to
.liov them TO remain all night IN the house Il
s ,bsy came as they had threatened IN the morn
mo; ~, thew would and he according y refused them
~ room: They insisted and he at length attempt
ID 10 force them out, when Booth rushed upon
him suddenly and plunged dirk knife INTO M, ms
loft side near the heart They then tied' ana .he
ostler whose name is Mckown, gave the alarm m
and fell bleeding upon the floor. Inc wat en-
bsar;nr the cry, came to the assistance Of MF.
NcKown. McNab gave himself up YESTERDAY
morning. and was held TO bail the other lW s
were taken Yesterday morning by officers Boards
Iev and Ousterhout and committed.
Mr.. Mckown is in very critical situation. the
wound being deep and he much exhausted ron
treat loss Of blood. These fellows, we under s
stand are OF the rowdy order, and were unoel
the influence of rum at the time.
'''> i'i,' Alb Citizen, 18th.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

AcorrrrAL OF R. P. DowDEx.--After drrs.
ton of six days, the trial of R. P. Dowden was
brough, to close on Saturday evening BY the
Jury, after few minutes absence, returning
verdict of Not Guilty.
The jury then retired into the MarsllaTs office
and signed the following petition
We, the jurors tried MF. DowOsN do acqut BIN
airl v fully aud houoraby and pray the fr,J,
% may re-Instats him in Office
The District Attorney, on the rendition Of the
verdict ofacquittal on the charge preferred against
The prisoner for stealing Treasury notes, annou5c
ed his intention TO abandon the two other indict
ments FOR forgery.
In the course OF the day. Z. C. Lee, ESQ. and
the Secretary of the Treasury gave evidence TO
| the Jury as TO the manner in which they had
treated Mrs. Dorsey, as to what she had said %
them, and what they had said to her, denyins
the truth of many of her statements, and repudi'
ating with indignation the charge of conspiracy
q A notorious and desperate rowdv named
John Mousley, assaulted Mr.. Jeandell, one of The
editors of the Delaware Republican. on SATURDAY
last, while walking with his wife llIrs. j. BE-
tween Brandywine village and Blue Ball. striking
him with loaded whip over the head and arms
| The cause OF the assault is not stated.
IT A fire occurred early on Sunday mornipy
in the large frame building formerly known as
the steam saw mill, on divers Wharf, Bal,imor.
which was totally consumed. 1t was set on IRE
hv an ncenGlary
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August Elections.
Tennessee.

We have but few more returns, but they are
Of the same sort. Jones is elected Governor oy
to 5000 majority, and the Legislature as wei as
Congressional Delegation are supposed 10 DC
Wing. We here give all the returns winch nave
reached Us, correcting an obvious error IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

Some .ns hold small amounts bonds and mortgages
,hese have added thu discounted Paper The item
Sa IN the Manhattan. under zeal estate embraces
water works-u nIer the head OF due banks will be Oh
served that barge portion of this on account Of country
BALANCES under this head against which 10 tnlke das.A
e such expense account over drafts personal pro-
(en,.ich inks have charged their loss that they
cannot report PROFIT although they could report earniGG,
The Cashier of the N0r, River Bank favored us with The
leading only Of the rrort Of that bank hence the bi .
The officers OF the EGnk Of the STATE, and III; Merchants
Exchange Bank thought theIs would be Improperly in
lnticiiaiins the Comptoirr n publishing their report.
Inorder make able perfect nssb!, we have filled
these banks from the January report hompons Reporter.
COMPARATIVE AGGrEGATE OF THE BASKs TINS CITY
now AND IN JAHCtRY LIST.
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(- Nev TO the blessing furnished US by the inteduc.
tion II the crotei Water have beverage TO NIX ;;b
II freed from every dfisrious quality We refer TO thu
Lemon Sugar prepared By VI Gaylord 70 Nassau street,
lbs Ftiete has now acquired reputation You'd
aud may SAFELY be relied upon its pur. and wholesome
qualities Allloress Of Lemonade viii DO well 70 .yai!
themselves Of it. use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

NEARLY FArN.-On Friday evening last the
steamer Georgia left Spears wharf, Baltimore,
with pleasure party projected by the lndePon-
dent Blues numbering altogether between six
and eight hundred persons Soon after, the
weight of the passengers who had congrcgated
on the upper deck caused the boat to rock and
ovcrbalancc; at this they moved to the other
side, butin body, when she seemed in the act Of
capszing. Heart-rending screams We're now
heard on all sides, and several OF the females
tainted, while Others called out to be put ashore.
Tie boat, IN the meantime, through the calm and
udcious management of the Captain Coffee
reached the wharf The terror-stricken returned
home, and the boat proceeded on her excur-
sion with the more pleasure oaing majority.
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INDIAN TREArY.-ti FaiiTe-The Miners

INDIAN TREArY.-A Fdiiwe-Ihe Miner ;
Express, OF the 18th ult., says;
The Governor OF this Territory passed up the
river on his ,yay to the Prairie De Chen some
ten DAYS since, with the view of etectlng treaty
with the Winebago Indians. for the portion OF
country which they at present occupy and known
as the Neutral Ground The Governor, how
ever. was unsuccessful in his effort to treat-the
indians decline selling their lands for various rca-
sons. the most prominent OF which was, their cis-
like 10 the new home assigned them by the Go
vernment which was, south OF the Missouri river,
or ON the waters OF the St Peters, above the
mouth of the Blue Earth river. The Influenza
was prevailing among the Indians, and some OF
them bad died with 1t.
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RIBUN E..

To ApvERrrsEas--Tbe circulation OF the yggEKLY
TRlRvsE N The Western pai, Of ths State of New York
the States of Ohio Indiana, Michigan and Illinois, be-
here Is not exceeded by that Of ANY other paper printed
she United States IL therefore desirable and sd-
yan,aseous medium for adTertisng limited number
advertisements only inserted Terms per line fo
the first insertion. Advertisements be handed Or
Wednesday evening q; O'Clock.