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Ky gnioes g. Rrotn-r.
Corner opposite Brt Tavern.

By snioes a Rrotn-r.
Conner opposite Bra Tavern tz..-
/ e1r REGULAR SALE DAYs-Tue.days, ThurSday.
and saturdays
J-Cash advances VIII be made eyery description of goods
consigned for public sale. 90 .'
On SATURDAY MORNING. Mzch commencing AZ a.
clock IN front will h. d Vari-ty House
furniture Consisting IN Of Woeat
Beds BEDDING md BeeahS Mahogany Bureau. skiebnar 1e
AlSO-Niofnzin Batter, frkns French Brandy; Ry.
v hisksy sugar Coffee; Tobacco.
... GARDEN SEED.
cases fresh Garen eet WARRANTED ~ superior quality.
WIN be atded
Prime Bacon. @idr- and
Whisky. IN hbi. 4. -- ... '... ... -.-
HORSES 4 MULES
AZ IL O'Clock. 10 horSes Mules.
- CLOTH COATS.
WIZ be- AIDED at IL o'clock Ds. Coh Goats
which viii be soh IN lots to dealers 1900
NH l6 -.-= -- -INLoEs. * BROTHER Auets
Household Furniture.
On FRIDAY morning March O'Clock W.. s,au s =,
The residence nf MS- Purcell Otea of Msr.
Maury Parca her household Furniture
Of the usual variety pa-Feaih-r Bedding Camel.
Tables Cha sofa BueluN
kitchen Furniture cooking utensils. plreIzpory
mh To 800 .------. - I.oES A. BROTHER, Aueis
PoSIPoNENENT-n consequence weather the above
sale was postponed Till this SATURDAY. IaorA.ns At II oeE
M &c .. .---. ..- --.-s X B.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND

PLANTERS
RE resc fully EXAMINE my arr, and well ,.I
.A OF hats anf Caps CONSISTING Beaver Nutra Brush
french hoesn Plaza Russia MoleSkn silk Angola
MHsSa and Concy Hats, fashionable medium fashionable ami
o'oaa o'l-"oo Hats drab and black do-lk velvet
eete and cloth CAPS Of variety graceful patterns and
s OF trimming glazed Caps hair sealcrie do m faet
my @ i inA and complete, and kept feuuept
receipt OF seasonahe goods from the Manufacturer NJ Gods
are Hsty IRON mandatory Intimately connect
Gu anu are warranted equal 10 articles Of the brought
70 hs market and WILDE sold for cash OF manu-
factors Pees To test this have eraunar a
,,. GEO ". FERRYS
wholesale and Retail Cash Hat Cap store Main STREE, one
400" above hessrs Nanew Smith 8 Co. HARDWARE store.
SDRME NEW CROP sUGARs-so hhds West India Surar. Of
Il superior qualify landing for sale by
ma ..r t.'.. WILLIAMS L HAXAIL .
'EhIPOLI and Chloride OF Iodit.e-A sipnts az
the above articles Of puSt French nannfa e,r, ~ ,
tueIoll ihpresslon-N snln NH 10 :. T. DOVE.
ADi'S BOOK Cor March received for subscrisrrs by -
J. w. RANDOLPH.
~ few extra copies Of the January February and March Nos
on hand Tor 25 cts. MI
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SALE OF YALUABLE BuI[nING

LOTS ~ TIE CITY or RfCHNOND.S SLiVES
y suit depending in the Chancery Court for
the Circuit Of brnreo. Cly Richmond between Richard
Anderson Complainant and John Archsanna Bair R,n
AMIN T. Anderson and Fanny he WIFE Wilian Anderson apI
am ms vile harEaret NJ is and Othsf nfants il was.
" W -ls or February r-i1. d.rrccd
drsed william Ansr~on DO eApac pubic auein e
'rads money al The Bel Tavern Rae hru tb. ,,
Ne- m the poes~c're- allotted IN. dstYhr. ~,
ohH Henry Bair after advertising paee AMI terms 80 -
iof to weeks Mud flrtir decsed ordered tb, a.
nsgef Philip Hanson DO expose sale In. por,on =, L.
a. coe half acre lot lying The eiiy Richmond haned u a.,
south by Street and the West Street devised 10 A,
ehbad Hair the elder by Hugh aotts a. Jo
" hHi and AreheanSa klliE ha ebiren Eene the widow
OF Archibald y Bir in the division among the heir
OF Nehuah ha the eder' subject driver the s,v -
een sfe to her credit months taking Of tin
purchaser bond with approved the prps al M 81
chase money and retaining the te until the pufe MONEY he
paid -. "a I it 7 - y -t''s' NC
Pursuant 70 tbs foregoing undersigned w Ar,.
WI expose 10 sale uotthe terms mentioned be , sT
Tavern ~ II ueoeh tire ssi day prrsen onf al,
the uniersignet p Harrison ofre Conf "
POSE 10 Ss upon the terms above mentioned on TIN nreuil. an
III Goth Ia; Of thsIeseut month At ool In -
that day tbs part o t Mo- 4p3 fee,
street and running back a5 do~p eau,a;,i,g g.,
on1 immediately afeT viii saIer-,r the s,,r
~ ee' OF Tie ot above De- r1hed loo ho,nd
ey SGeeion ue South and I'd the West and ,rnin
hfck 40 tef "a thl III assigned 10 H. re-. -
COVER therein The saie viii he as sc.t 20 -
We zoe ".loN a. heein assigned 10 her ,. feet ~ re-
e OF M o being that Of the sad assigned ~ The m
geu berJainn = Anderson. right wife Fanny wr
Nner~on IN right nj ms WIFI nj 20 Marry Br 4,.a4
bF them fhe 10 feet viUf ,rrhr hi-,s- La
Of tne uI1efslsned u our deeds. . ..-s %. ..-r
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. NOTICE,
PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE. .

Es,,.seta,,r The Jamcs River Steamers PAT-
-1sA&1AN--H- RICK HENRY and THOMAS JEFFERSON Ieav
M Richmond MOniay- ednssay Frly morning n
s the afternoon Hampton Roads. with the swim and N,
penor steamers Herald AMI Jeess Baltimore Passenger.
having Richmond the mornings DAYS Will reach
BALTIMORE early the any CONVEYANCE
10 Philadelphia
Passage and Fare Baltimore. -.
DO. to Norfolk Se-
J<o Snt-rtt, ,-ry
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AuttUil 5aIes.
THIS DAY.
''- NJ Williams a Has.xaii.
HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION

- aH
Gee. ~ Williams "a Ia.xaiI.
s'@ HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION. '--
IN Saturday next. 9Th insta,rt NJ ;.,;;;- ,..St
>oe'esf NJ On tie p-uc- .b9g III taIeten IL q
aes, the --aisee 10 Mr. Peter C:o- ,n,ns s. @ %
w., a,-i 100 ieei deep on which Sr.ck Iioe Prc-ut
copied By Capt Lotion CONTAINING in eat,plet orf
kitchen. saf5e rern,.-fIp. tbrT raj, 49,,
taanee AZ AMI twelve months interest negotiable n
credit payments 's ~,
mhl' WILLIAMS L uAxui- ,uet..
SHgOT, Cogee, lPbisks,. Sc -
n tsOAf the 10Th last al 10 eeloeE
Of our store large a.-oT'H'-u,of Groeer.- yt1
20 hhds- Cuba clarified Sugar
10 do. prime crop Porto Rico d. ....s
' 10 do. New Orleans do
20 boxes woolsey's double loaf %
$50 bags prime crop Rio Coffee
% do. do. do. Laguyra do.
IS do. Old yellow do. do
40 bags St. Domingo do. . .
go do. 81 Jago do
30 do. Angostura 10 ''-.
7 10 bbl-. Phlsdelphil Whisky 90
30 do. Baltimore do copper distilled -.'-
10 do. Old Monongaa do
25 do. Boston Rum
10 ueroes prime Rice
10 do. do. do. ...., ....
10 hIds. prime shoulder Bacon
> do. do. sides do.
uetces winter pressed Lamp OIL
Do. rs bbls- Tanners Oil ..
half chests Young Tyson Tea .. ..
.-.t ID chests . do. do ... .. .......
30 boxes Taow Candles .-
80 do. SKlO Window Glass ...t
tI-rernsUnds 500 500 over months approved
l"pet- mn ~ WILLIAMS a. H.tNlNII, Aacts
Wan be added 70 the above ae35 Apps Brandy: hid
hne order 10 Quart Brown stout 10 d. DO
Pint do; SO haf boxes sIIO Glass.
NH Nc s7aI. 20. ..... WILLIAMS & HAxALt '''
~ Po-iponen,ent.-Thca above sale - r.,.tr.nei 10 s,,
"rl'y ue Irth instant ~ il!I f.fg ...II. W u.
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IN lAuftiom 5alcs. go
40 = : - 1T F-rrz-r-=
49,. ..EUrUHE pAAs. 49,,
ny Isfoe- q Brother. 't'H'
Forn~r opposite Ben Tavern. ''

STOCK OF CARRIAGES, aes .....
AZ Auction. -. .
ANNc determined % chs bune--. Main
viii oder for sale. TUESDAY. March efSt
my entire stock 81 CARRIAGES HARNESS ke Consisting in
Of
> best Coacle~. be.i Charlotte.
d. Earouebep do Rnrrts.
? ID Sglxsyz. eo stanhor.
w IN tn usual variety or skry Harness
sadie Bnde WHIPS. a. all Of my own Inanuetrr ana OF
'l'or glaiy-any potion " which, viii @ sery redIeel
prices until day ~
rERMs-FO' $500 asi over months cred, for APP
proved paper. y
Or sair To commence 10 o'eIock precisely.
ALFRED KING.
sale eol-iueisdby INIOF.s 4 BROTHER. Auets-
IC
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Grdsf5ufrs.
- EtssF = ~
p. hf peniop, us.ear~ A Co.

S"As "a N Valuable. ssen-. aaa t.t.
R1 virtue of n decd % Trust. trom Il.xil
- An'er-on ,, ariwin "a ersLr.,e A. -
H1ay ~ Apfi i-11 AMI admitted
'od ~ husr7- mr. NJ ehJ ~ Rrhatt M er,,s,, y, A.,
-shf uSn'h being thehfo rcqires
y ipt w- h-u-ht m us.-a .n,p -, Ny,.,x
uT n day q tpifnstt hfIa~s IN ~ an..
u'nth Preses ~ F+'stf en~tAsAs e,S ,
Hrty' VI following pcoPsry IN On. certain rectangular I'D
&c pasiot land the sad city RthnonL hang pas 90 ,h
n' ne IN ne pttn ~ the an arf fout,iuiny
'' et % Viz 1n's ~ Enoe. nf
uy s'tos i-ct an. ~ lotl aea-snre
'e 'rnet FORMED ~ -ts-ssl ~,
s'S =. % o BY the 20 90 a,t
nun iv street arfy hive feet tf,u, lo,h
sfeet l-'iee sciry thu Cao,,, N-.,,n
iof'sfy seds'>n other ia, k.c
oV-cfbed ant fronting - feet W. k,os ~ -
fein W. ti- hut acting sfss convey ouy ieh ,r
a. istcsied IN " by the aid A-,Sn NJ r,-f 81
..." WILLtAN p SHEPPARD .........
90 6uSTANtS A. MYERS. tTr,.,..-
CONWAY ROBINSON. \
Or The above sale wli De MsSs D,,,, ~
a Co. NuefonSers - ID. HfHi f..f Al.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class ". for IsIa ~ be dawn a,
Alexandria u. g., on Saturday The s5i Of March 1879
% Number Louery--i4 drawn ballots
CLARKE'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va.

Two Lotoue. be- received Muni,y Morning
81.
2d-CaPitals $4,000, 10000 5000 30 Of 1000
rs and IL. Tickets so.
RIekcts By the package single Nos may he had IN every
variety at this ohcc where days many handsome rzs
were od oners from the county will be ponp
~ and oonhdentauy attended 20 b.
NH II CIfAsTAlN CLARKE
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10000 Dollars!
$4,000 D0lIarsl

IItAVts SIU
Certificates Of packages Of 90 Whole Tickets ....sl3o
Do. .do...... 20 Half. do. .......... Is
Do .-... do 90 Quarter do............ n :
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GtOFFEE, SuGAUs, RICE, &c.-
- $50 bage prine crop RIO Coffee
$50 do tsTuayr, 10
sS DO 81 DonInro a.
T o. Cuba A,
hales Mocha do
80 hrs Cuho clarified Sugar
rfa ls ~ prime crop Porto Rico 30
.. i5 Do New orleans do
20 hoves Wooscys ioibr liar Do
20 casks priulc Rice
90 tafrcs and 10 hhis. com Wbskey
q Do sapcrtnT 81 A.
% Do New ERgsnd RuH,
90 DO spplc Runb
10 hhis winter pres-si Lamp on
10 barrels Tanners DO
10000 he Baltimore cured bacon
- ossks prime Chccss for sale BY
mh1I WILLIAMS HAxAtI.
SJGAH HEET--wbite SiIcxIan French, Tor ale.
- BIB IS WILLIAM PAtMKR.
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THE MAMMOTH SCHEME.
100000 $4,000 sI5Oon
SINTEEN DRAWN RAIIOTS

BESIDES prizes OF $3.50 100 So 20 CO. 90 IS L. 10
&c No. LOitery-lG drawn ballots
Iek'ts only $50 halves To- quarters S; eiglihs .
CeTtheates Of packages Of &c Whole Tickets. SYN
Do 80. 'do- 80 20 Half 81. .ho........... I2S
do 20 Quarter g. so
DO DO 2b Eighth. do ........... % rs
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SPRING CALICOES. sc.

usr orpei hani.on. a..oua n spras c-seo-, s..or
~ ~ siyies snd ri1Ftiev
furniture ami Apron Cbccts
Bed fscsin9 aisv1fbsies
brlched and brown Cotton shectng
irsh Iinons md rshh Diapers
Coi'uraf Table Catha
MHruted AMI Cur4u rHnfr
Eirncfro nrri'rrs srf srooi Ctf1n
NcrtLcs Pins C1ttor Cards as-1rtd
toi'urei ant ntr C1fuerZ very rbrap
georgia Nank~rn4 o. th.
Btck Italian Crtrats
st1ck.. shirt collars. ant Linen Hflous
11,o shove Gods offered freaf bfrFaus az
!. y CrNNINGHAM's
NAL Ctsap Ct.h ny oda.fs stsfs
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FOR RENT.
JUPITER.

ESz-SfE An improved thoroughbred BULL,
~ purchased OF he Society Of shakers being cross
PIX Of the Durham AMI Dcvon. wii make \ season at
" sEk my farm. miles FROM Richmond Meadow.
4 hI-drc nnal 81 M.
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The Eclectic Museum OF Foreign Literature
Science md Art .'

ff9Eress Of Human Industry, souveu De Bcya. En-
glsh Criticism Bo iu -n Tour uiucrlnnd Pfcsirns
Island Prospects Of tn United states llanag Bee ami Hee
hooks |aetf Theory 10 stuits Pedestrian Tour Calbra
afd s ~ Tbs Crrdutiy Issziss Memoirs OF
The Court Of Engiaut Yaoss Marn History and Cosit,n
Of row - Pubic Afr IS Letters Paris nc musstons
OF ht Foundation ef Religious HaeS Natural naruarr
ppnr u The Wandering Jew Poetry Science AMI AT Mcel
lany ...
Received tor Subscribers o. Book Agent. Cor tr
work NH i6 SMITH TRIMMER 4 MORRIS
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- zen 60. -. o. a...fi WILLIAM ANDERSON
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
.... -f..y MARGARET ". BLAIR
-. PHILIP HARRISON ''''
lot part II No 49,. -, pe
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H0YT 4 cos OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE.
3n0n0 DOII,S


Certiheaies Of package. Of 20 wholes.
10 :. DO 20 Jialyes .............. GS
bo..'.... do...,.. 20 CuarteIs............ q. I,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
VOL. 2-NO. 81.

A female Caleb Quotem.-There is a lady in
New York deeply versed in all the Chuldean and
Egyptian mysteries, who reads the future and
"sPaes fortunes" gives ladies private lectures,
ana has mendicant which cures corns without
the use OF boiling water, and takes the shakes out
Of an ague in a twinkling.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Now it will be seen by this that jefferson was
born just eight years after his predecessor Jeiier-
son, Monroe eight years after Madison, and John
Q. Adams eight years after Monroe. Another
curious fact to be observed is, that Adams was
just 66 years old when he retired jefferson was
66 Madison was &C Monroe was &C and John
Quincy Adams, had he been elected to a second
term, would have been 66. Adams, Jefferson,
and Monroe all died on the 4,h of July.--M Y
Erening Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

The Hon. VIM. c. Preston has consented, at
the requdst of the citizens of Charleston, S. c.
to pronounce a Eulogy on the late Hugh Swim
ton Legare.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

The first hogshcad of tobacco which has besn
shipped from the Territory Of Iowa was received
at s.. Louis on the 22nd ult. few years since
the whole Territory wasa wilderness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Gum oeulus er.--"How the deuce came YOUR
eye QUIT" said an impertinent nqusi,ive dog, tho
other day, to one who peered through single op.
TIC. "Why" says he, sit is very vulgar to see
win two eyes; every body does it; SO had mine
herd"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

A large Repeal meeting was recently held at
Cincinnati, at which Col. r. NJ. Johnson presid-
ed. Resolutions condemning Daniel O'Connoll
were passed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Furs.--The Omego arrived at St. Louis 3lst
ult. from Yellow Stone river, bringing eight hun
dred packs Of buffalo robes, thirty packs beaver,
and about twenty five packs of tongues
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

There is a horse driven into Wall street, New
York, every day, which, though forty.two wears
old, is as surefooed. sprightly and playful as a
colt. So says the Journal Of Commerce.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

they were afraid of him, he told them, if thew
would consent % let him remain, he would tnke
his room, and suffer them to keep the kew, A.
this proposition they consented and the traveller
soon went to his room.
Some time during the night, he was awoke by
noise in the other room, there being but two in
the house. Continuing to hear some one moving
about, he got up, and went softly to the door, and
discovered man ata bureau examining the draw.
ers. He hailed the individual who instantly drew
O knife and made at the traveller, who, as he ap.
preached shot him dead at his feet. The pistol
alarmed the negroes, and when they came up,
they went into the ladies' room and found both Of
them lying in their beds, with their throats cut,
and dead! The traveller, on iuquiring for their
mistress, was taken to Browns house. On meet.
ing the old lady, he told her that some one had
murdered her daughters, and that he had shot the
villain. Mrs. Brown exclaimed" {" you have killed
my husband!' and so it turned out. The yery
person who had spent the day with Mrs. Gachett
had murdered her daughtersl What a providen.
tal thing that the man should have been permitted
to remain, to punish the assassin 1t is pity Mrs.
Brown had not shared her husbands fate, as she
must have known his lnurderous design.
Attempt at Seduction.-The Philadelphia Sun,
OF tho 24th of July, says, "For few days past,
rumor has spread over Southwark, that the pastor
OF church in that district, who is married man,
attempted violence upon the person of a young la.
dy, member Of his congregation. We gave no
heed to the report, at the time, but have since
learned the full particulars from an authentic
source, and in order 10 dsabuse the public Of por
ton OF the rumor, we think we can say with safety
so much of the rumor as regards more than one fe-
male is untrue. Names Of four or five young Ia
dies have been mentioned, as having been crimi-
nally insulted by the minister, which is calculated
not only to cause them much grief, but to blast
their reputation forever. 1t appears that the
young lady in question is respectable, handsome,
amiable and prePossessng in her manners. She,
like many who belong to the various churches,
occasionally paid visit to her instructor at his
residence, and but a few nights ago, he accompa-
MED her homeward to the house Of one of her re.
lations, and followed her inland when in the
parlor he made overtures to hor she resisted, and
thus her alleged seducer was foiled in his crimi.
nal attempt.
The case will be brought up before an Ecclesi.
astical Court in three weeks, whom due satisfac-
ton and justice will be meted out to both parties.
In the meantime the Rev. gentleman has been
suspended however, from preaching, until the de.
cision OF the Court. Ii has been suggested to us
that the public had better suspend their opinion in
regard to the young ladies whose names have been
associated in this affair, with which Iney have 40.
thing to do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Judge Eve, late American charge d'nf1airs TO
Texas, died at Galveston, of consumption, on the
18th of June.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Would you beliere it.-There is a Young lady
in Vermont who is said 10 be crazy to get married
She has two brothers who are SO smart that thew
cannot stand still long enough to be counted.-H
linois paper. -
Move don't believe it. II Vermont lady
was " out west," though, in illinois, for instance,
all the young beaux would run " crazy,'-but it
would take pretty "smart" chap 10 get her.
North Star.
If she failed in Illinois, let her come to Arkansas
where 'the Northern lights" shine.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

"A philosopher asserts that the reason why Ia.
dies teeth decay sooner than gentlemens', is be-
cause Of the friction of the tongue, and speetness
of the ips.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

In thirteen counties in the State Of Michigan,
thore arc no less than three hundred and eighty
six flourishing grist and saw.mis.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
'rULIPS AND ROSES,

3 koe from the latticed grove,
firoueht me sweet boquet of posies,
I'D saed, as round my neck she clung,
.Sff talips prefer to roses -
csf apt tell, sweet GIRL" cried;
kiss me ere see the posies."
"Oh, l PREFER" 81 ghed,
d5 rwO.LIPs to a dozen roses!"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

ihe grcatest delicaey Of the scason.-Mr. Roe.
buck, at a dinner recently given by Lord Broug-
ham, is reported to have eaten his ovn ,cords.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

PITT was once canvassng for himself-he came
to blacksmith's shop, .'Sir says he, ..wll you
favor mo with your votel''
"Mr. PIrT," says the son of Vulcan. 81 ad.
miro your head, but d-n your heart"
"Mr. Blacksmith" returned Pirr. 81 admire
your candor, but d-n your mannors,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

A BEAUTIFUL ToAsr.-One of the fines, ,o,s,s
we have ever read was delivered by Mr.. JOAN
FITzsIMoNs at the celebration Of the 4,h July bv
the Nashville Literary Institute of Pittsburgh. /.
is as follows:
BY JOHN FIrzsIMoNs. WAsHINGToN-Proyi
dence left him childess, that the Nation might call
him Father.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

"My eyes. Jack;" exclaimed tar, seeing a
soldier chained by the leg to cannon ball for
punishment, If there amt n soldier at anchor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

A Fair Race.-Dixon II. Lewis, tho broadcast
man in the State of Alabama, is running as The
Locofoco candidate against Col. Henry c. Lee.
Of Perry county, the tallest
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09
POETR r.
'wOMAN'S CONsTANCY.
BY MISS SHELTON.

Ia BIZ MISS ShELTONs -
\. - Aow love thee. Feel this heart
u x9TT las own with pulses wild and high
ss throbbings tell how dear thou art
|An1 these gazing eyes passionate reply.
NJ ss y ak my love. But can be .
Hff DYE through life and death: and only thine.
" se may fail or cool, but mine Cor thee
N loag worship at changeless shrine.
eagtaxsl .air may blanch--that lofty brow
Nh a c4im beauty-that pure hee1f is truth;
N. ias shall keep these perfect mime shall
w Wy sad failing age the hope and power of
slsiquth.
Z i S6kls Is & ow amid the bright and gay,
'GScif a,t ny ana bright, but chunge must come;
!. tcssS;ss w'o share thy noon-tide's sunny way
! sssss with thee thy quiet evening home.
Il ssnlt Lou know how deeply have loved
~ viii hou turn 10 me; and, heart to heart,
/ i1n Oh. calm retreat will watch, unmoyed.
VI Skle SIMMER friends of thy proud life de.
{ part.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

England and France are likely to quarrel in the
Pacific. Several British vessels of war have
reached Oahoite or Tahita, the largest of the So
ciety Islands, lately taken possession of BY the
French. and adopted hostile measures.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

The great comet which recently figured in
our neighborhood, had a tail $4,000 900 German
miles long, and 4,0OO, 900. broad. Its nearest
point was 100000 miles from the earth.
The proudest man on earth is but a pauper, fed
and clothed by the bounty of heaven.
The PRESIDENT and Mr.. SPENCER are bound to-
gether by hooks Of steei.--N. r Aurora.
All we ask Of them is, that they will not try to
hook and steel into The Democratic parity whatev.
er else they may do "by hook and by crook
Pennsy!paaian.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Lord Brougham.-lt is said that this distin.
gulshed nebloman intends visiting the United
States next Spring.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Gen. Jacksonville has never been, through
lifo, without an antagonist. and he has always
been victorious. His horses always won when
he was racer. He had a contest with Dicken-
son, and killed him. He had fracas with the
Bentons, and cleared them out. He used up
Packenham and the British army at N. Orleans,
those veterans who had gone through the war of
the peninsula without meeting an adversary who
could withstand them for a moment. He hung
Arbuthnot and Ambrister, and bullied the Senate
when called to an account for 1t. He beat John
Quincy Adams in the race for the Presidency
and crushed the " monster bank" under the heel
of his military boot. For the many injuries he
has done the country, it would seem that some re.
tribution were due in the next world if not in this
But even there the hero has proved too hard for
his enemy for he has turned Presbyterian and
cheated the Devil himself-Tom Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Bonaparte, who was an awkward dancor ut
the close Of dance turned to his partner and thus
addressed her: 81 am very sensible, charming
Countess, that have acquitted myself ndIer.
emily, but the fact is my forte lies not so much in
dancing myself as to make others dance'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

Coincidences.-We were struck the other day,
in looking at work called tho "Lives of the Pres.
idents,' with few curious concidents of mum.
bers which relate to the line of five Presidents,
beginning and ending with Adams. Here is a
table. for instance, Of the periods at which they
were born and went ont of office:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

we IearH rom the Rlchmond Star that young
man Of fortune lin prospocD has eloped from NJ
York with a lovely orphan, worth 100000 Tin
handy according to. the report. Whether they
eloped for the romance Of the thing, or whether
amy naughty Pa or Ma stood in the way, report
saith not. But about the triumphant termination
of the race Of Love, there seems to be no aues.
ton.