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PRINTERS ATTENDu

WE are authorized 10 sell first rate double nam
w mouth NAPIER PRINTING PRESS ,cih
Steam Engine Boiler and apparatus complete, which has
been in bat fifteen mouths. II cost s35 o. and has
not been injured II is at Louisville, Kentucky, and
the present owner having for IT. will sell 1t al
a grest sacrifice. Printers in any Of the Western
States, will never probably have chance TO supply
themselves with good article on such favorable
terms As j. E, KENDALL.
may le-d3w (Globe)
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ordering the Indiana State line OF range hl'es"
he east fraction Of the southeast quarter oil sec
ton SIX Ia township thry-ihre Of range four.
The east half and tho northwest quarter 81 ""
northeast quarter Of lection three, and INC norm "'
of HE northwest quarter OF the same section 10 to"N'
hip thirty nine, of range eight
4 he east half of the southeast quarter oi seo''"'
fifteen, in township tory-three, of Tsnqe eleven
This norb3 esi quarter 1T section twelve, IN town
ship forty, of range thirteen.
Az ihe Land Ohire al DANVlLLE commencing
on Monday, the second day OF OeiObsi mex, iof th
disposal OF ihs public lands within the limits IL rae
al townships tweniy-elght. twenty nine oh'
thirty narh of abe base lioe .f range ten, "tS' o.
The sscnnd principal meridian.
Al the LAID Office at KASKASKIA, commepe
ing on Nlonday, The sirieenh day OF october neA'
Tor the disposal Of he pubic lends with" me i'mi"
1T the southeast quarter of section ihihy-theei an
the southwest aeiilnal quarter of the same sec"
on issn nd twenty-inur, on The Mississippi river IL
tow nship Thirteen. south of range three wes'.
Al the Land Office at ED w AkDSVILLE com
nencing on Monday the ninth day of October next
or the disposal of The public Ia d. within tue u al
Of fractional sec,iuns lhiny one and thry I'VE "
wnship six nnrih of rang" ten west, ana ac''on'
srctioa twenty. five, IN ioN"sbIH SIX north, W fhns'
eleven west constituting islands numbered sixty an'
sixi,-,n in the Mi sspni river.
Al the Lend Office al QUINCY commencing OF
Monday, The iteentyihird day of October next, 10
the disposal az tie public lands within The limits o
the aforementioned lracls, viz:
North Of The Base Line and East qfh fourth prin
eipai Meridian
The north half and southeast quarter ot sector
twenty-thre e, in town hip four, of range three.
The northwest quaThr of section tnenl, IL
township seven, OF range seven.
Lands appropriated by la~ Tor the use OF schools
military, ar other purposes, WI be excluded lfol
sale.
The sales w II each be Ike, open frwo weeks (unles
the lands are sooner dsp,rsd of and no hanger an
no private entries o. land in he townships 81 OLE q
vii be adu4iltcd until at The expiration oi the IN
weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
his Ell hlh day of June, Ammo DAMN 1913
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
J no Ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner efths General Land Office.
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BY TIE PRESIDENT OF The U. STATES.
N pursuance of law, ], john TYLER, Presi-
i d, mt of the United STATES of America, do hereby
declare and make known that public rales will Ice
held at the aforementioned Land Offices, in the
State OF MICHIGAN, at the periods hereinafter de-
sisnaie. to wit
Al the Land Office at GENESSEE, commencing
on Monday the ninth day OF October next, for lbe
disposal of the public lands within he limits of he
aforementioned ownshps and fractional townships,
to vii
North efAs base lin: and cast Of N. meridian
townships tLnty -one, thirty two thirty ihree and
thirty -four, and fractional township thirty FIVE boz
defing on Lake Huron, OF range SIX.
townships tbirIy-Cne thry-Iwo and thirty. three,
and fractional town hap Ihiny- -four, bordering on
Lake Huion, OF iange seven.
Fractional townships thirty one, lhiriy-two Thirty
three and thrty-tour bordering Lake Huron and
Thunder Bay, Of range eight
Fractional townships thirty, thrty-one, thirty-wo,
and thirty three, bordering Lake Huron, of range
nine.
Fractional township thirty, of range ten.
North Of the base line and Vest Of the meridian.
Township thir1y-hye and fractional townsh ps
thlIty-sH, thirty seven and thirty eight bordering on
Lake Huron aud Mueis Bay, o. range one.
Townships thirty five, tbiriy-six aud ,hir,y-seven,
and fractional townships lhlryeght and thirty mine,
bordering on Lake Huron, FRANCE two.
Al tins Land Office at DE rROir commencing
on Monday, the twenty-fdb day of Sepleu.b next,
Tor the disposi of the public lands, within the limits
OF the following detached tracts, VIZ:
The lot number one in section eight; lot number
nine IN secon nlne; lots three four and five in sec
ton sevenisen, and lot number one in section eigh-
teen, which have recent been surveyed in town
ship sir South of range ten East Of the meridian
Lands appropriated by law for The use Of schools
military, OF other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
unless the lands are sooner disposed and no lon
ger, and M private entries OF iand in tie
30 offered will be admitted uni after the expiration
OF the two weeks.
Gwen unde! my hand, at the city Of Washington.
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Domin ls43
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. III. BLAME,
ConUissiou<r 4 lb< G,p<,,J ,,J nm.
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By TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE II srarra

q. = n T-N
M HEREAS be the act Of Congress, approved on
w TIE 5Oh day Of June, 1884 entitled An act
TO authorize The sale of lots 10 the town ni s NAH.
Florida the Pnsidpntis authorized to direct the r..
gIs'er and X eciVer of the Tallahassee lonl d,stnc
N The town Of ST. MARKS, intte TERRITORY
VI FLORIDA, according 10 the Ian If thu surve,.
" Genersl Of sid Territory: Now know W. that
J1HS TYLER, Preside nj Of the Uned States de- here.
ny declare end mak" known that publ,c sale will
n. MA, ~ we LAM ono at TALLAHASSEE IN the
TERRITORY OF FLORIDA. Tor the al. ppsal of
ne Aforementioned lot- IN The town of St. Marks
e'ond', on Monday he tvsnfy-thrd day Of October
next, viz:
Lots numbered one five, nine thirteen, seventeen
iwrnty-He, twenty FIVE, twenty nine, thirty three
'hiry seven, forty me, fouy.fve, foty.ninr 6f,.
three, hhy-seven, sixty one ,iriy FIVE siry-bne
veny sevsniysevcn, sighy-onc, pine,y-fye, eighty
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NOTICE TO PREEMPrIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRErEMPTlON CLAIMANTS
Every person claiming the right Of pre-emptiOn to
any lands within the hunts Of the townships above
enum,rtisd !. required t. establish the same TO the
-slisac ion Of The Register and Receiver Of he pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
prac'icObte oier seeing mis- notice, and before the
day appointed Tor the commencement Of the pubic
sale Of the toV nshir, embracing The tact claimed
above desighacd otherwise such claims will be for
leled.
THO H. BLAKE
Commissioner Of me General Land Offer.
June l2-tds
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPiION CLAIMANTS
Every person en'ill u, the right Of ~ .n,Iii ~
any lshd within he limits e tie { ~ n.htpl Ahnvc
rnunefstei, l. rquitd TO establish thu sipe 4, III.
s,t-l'cnn 4 tue Register aud Rrcei' er ofthe pso-
per Land Once, and ~ 30 payment b,r T. r as soon
aproetoabis a'ter seeing his notice and ber r. the y
"ppolnt'd Tor ihr cumncncrtn Ut If Iublc sale rl
tn. ship, embfac NJ The tract ciai .ed abuy,
designated, O,hefwi-e such chin will re fortified
THO H. BLAKE
Commissioner Of he General Land Office
June li--truy 10
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of Ireempon
TO any lands within the limits of the tow nshi,s above
enumerated is required 10 esabish the 10 the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable dfter seeing This notice, and before he
day appointed for the commencement of the public
sale of the township, embracing the tract claimed
above designated, otherwise such claim will be for
ieted.
THO. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June 13- Dis
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Commissioner Of me General Land Ohe,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-em ption
10 any lands Within the limits Of the townships above
enumerated, required TO establish the same 10 the
'As'sct on OF the Register and Receiver of he pro-
yer Land Office, and make payment therefor az soon
as practicable after seeing his notice and before the
day appointed for the commencement Of the public
sale OF The township, embracing the tract ella med
above designated Otherwise such claim will be for.
fehed THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June Bids
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PROPOS
NAVY AGENT's OFrIcF,
Nj, y

Washington, May %, lS43,
PROPOSALS will he received at this office until
i O'Clock the 9th DAY of June ensuing for
the delivery at the Navy Yard in this city, Of the
ticles contained IN the accompanying list 10 he de.
livered free Of expense to the Navy Department, in
ten days from the time the contract is made, 10 be
subject TO the inspec lion and approval Of the off er
designated by re commondant TO inspect the same.
No bid will be considered unless the same be made
for all the articles contained in more Of tie
classes.
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mo III. BLAKE
Commissioner If he General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of prescription
to any lands within the limits OF the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same TO The
satisfaction of The Reg ser and Receiver OF the pro-
per land office, and make payment therefor, soon
prao cable ger seeing ms notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement OF the public sale
OF the township, embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. II. BLAME,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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North Of the base line and Wssi Of ae 5h principe
meridian.


Township seveniy-siK, of range nine.
An island IN the Mississippi nssr iormlng par" o.
secih ms seventeen, eighteen and nineteen IN 'oN"
,hip KY eight Of range two, ana paris seV,o"s
thir cen AMI twenty four, Of township SAye'sn' %
,ange three. N r;.,,
put of section stx, in town Zip seventy "i '""s'
me and parts of sections ole and twelve IN 'o"h-
.hip seven y, OF range TWO
An Island IN the hlssis ppi river, forming arts OF
sections teen, sixteen, twenty and twenty TWO,
excat thai portion OF the land within the limits "i
section sixteen, AMI two islands in the same aver
me Of them krmlng por IN OF sections t"eny
two, twenty SIX and tweny-seven, ana the oth'I
parts Of sections tweniy-t~o md twenty seven--sH
IN town. h,p sesen y-foer. of range two.
Three Islands Ia The Miss ssrpl river, ioIminl
Parts of sections wenty-one, tsenty-two, twenty
even lw.nty eight, tSen'y-alne and hr'y-iwo, y"
township sestniy -one, Of ranEe one.
Huryn Island and Fix small islands in he MissiS-
.ipp rver forming puts OF sections three nine, n,
6feen, sixieen, tweny-une, twenty-five, twe''y
thee, twrny-six, tNenty aud thnty't'uI. eh
cent 20 much of Hu'pn Island as lies W thin tn
ims of section sixte in tosnship seveniy-two, oi
fanae one.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming part OF
section three IN twnship seventy-lwo, OF range one
md par, of section ihirlyour in township seventy
hrer, of range one
An island in the Miss sslpPi river, forming parts Of
sections erty-,wo twent, seven and thirty ar, 10
ownship seventy three, OF range one
Four islands in the Mississippi yer, rm'ng paItf
f sections twenty eight 10 thiriy-hsc usive, IN
township seyeniy-seven, OF range one.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools
military other purposes will be excluded ilom sale
The sales will eech lac Kept open for Two weeks,
(uness the lands sooner dispored oi) and n"
longer and no private entries Of land IN the lawn
hips offered will be admitted, uniI after the expi-
ration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day of June, Ammo Dom'ni, 1913
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. II BLAME,
Conlnlis ionfr Of Tie General Land Oliee.
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POST OttICE BUsINLss.

THE undersigned continues 10 transact husine"
Il for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted ''-
unleers, and claimants generally, at the seat OF Go
yernment
lie has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS of
bidding for mail contracts. The old service end lr'
upon any route given At the shortest notice and a.-
vice as TO bidding communicated, " desired No ap-
pllcstion ATTENDED to, unless accompanied by Zee ni
FIVE dollars and no letter taken from the office un-
iess the postage IS paid. No person having bu'u''.
At the seat OF Government need attend IN person,
a foil descrip ion Of the business is COMMUNICATE
and full power Of attorney sent on by mail
Ten per cent. charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities after the allowance IS made
Nothing charged unless the claim Is allowed
Refer to the members OF the Twenty Seventh Con-
gress generally.
JESSE r. DOW,
Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office
March 2l--lyif
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GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS FOIL-W.
" FISCHER hs, Just received large supply Of
Kings deep God Leaf and Dentists Foil, which ~
equal II not superior, TO any heretofore made by hm
"a quantity Of which will be constantly kept for
wholesale and retail al Ststioners' Hall
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMP ZION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right of presumption
TO aDy lands within the limits of he townships aho''
enumerated is r auired To establish The zane 10 :
.siisact on of Tie register and receiver Of lie yr"pel
Land flee and m Ike Payment therefor, as soon os
practicable after seeng is notice, and before The day
lpl onted Tor the Commence nf the pubic sale
ol ,he ,owushp euh acing the t'act claimed, abOv,
designated otherwise such claim viii he forfeited.
IHO. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMAN rs
Every person entitled TO the right of Irt-emp''nn
10 any lands within the limits of the townships sbov
enumerated is required TO est bsh the same t. The
satisfaction 1 the REGISTER and Receiver of The pro,
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
as praci able after eng this notice, and before ihr
.iay an o,nted Tor the cunmenccn, mt of the pubic
sale of tae township embracing the TACT claimed,
hove des grated otherwise such claim will be for
feiled.
THO. III. BLAKE.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June l3-tDcI 10
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

On motion il was
Resolved. That the difc ncwspaPe
State. and the Globe and ANAL intelli
Washington City, DO rcqudd 70 publish
ceedings Of this meeting.
On motion the meeting ak,rned.
=. JESSE TIMER, Che
]. M. TEBBErrs. Ererefa Fl
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

Public Moneys.-Messrs. Timothy Cri,tendon
and James T. Armstrong, passed up to the Choc-
saw Agency on Thursday last, on tho Express
Mail, with 100000, in specie, for disbursement.
in the Indian country
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

Wash Starr, Jim Starr, and - Reese have
been removed to tie Jail in Washington county,
10 await their trial upon tho charge Of the murder
of the Wright family.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02
INDIAN NEWS.

INDIAN NEWS.
A correspondent at Talaquah, November 10Th
writes us: That times are becoming quiet through
out the country.
The aSalines" ia the Nation are TO be rented
out to the highest bidder fot term of ten years.
to none but citizens of the Nation. The rent to-
be paid into the National Treasury. an
Gov. Butler has turned over to the Treasurer,
$4,000 of the annuity, greater portion Of
which has been put in circulation. The balance
Of the annuity will not be paid until the Governor
returns from the prairies. -, -,
ia Tho Commissioner of Indian Affairs has writ
ten 10 the Chorokees and Creeks on the subject of
the proposed meeting on Cache Creek and invited
their attention to the importance of the subject ;;
but Mr.. Ross received IT too late, upon account Of
the preparation that would be required for the sea-
son. % a3aafi 1tia o1zaS sssdi fos5,a- 90 Be 3.
-n The Council has passed law, that hereafter,
license for marriage into the nation, shall be is
sued by the Clerk Of tho National Council A
petition was gotten up by a reverend gentleman,
"a native) that law should be passed, allowing
no more intermarringes. Also law prohibiting
save--i. e. chas,isng his negroes. His course
has been openly denounced by distinguished and
talented citizen Of tho nation, who has been join
cd by several of the most respectable citizens, by
whom a counter petition was got up. This has
caused some excitement. 1 81 4a al4 - 10
A law has been passed expclling the Missiona-
ries from the nation, and this reverend gentleman
is accused Of being at tho bottom of it. ;. 81.
The Three Stars, (Tom, Bean and Ellis,) who
murdered Mr.. Vore and family, have lef: the
country. They went off up the Arkansas river,
about tho Red Fork, when two of them returned,
(Tom and Bean,) and avowed their determination
to kill Messrs. Vann and Cooley. They came
within three miles Of the council, stoo several
mules from Mr.. Guntcr, cut the threats of the
horses they rode there, and decamped again in
the direction they came. Their trail was follow
ed by Johnson Foreman, Captain of one of the
Police Companies, with twenty men. Somewhere
about the Big Bend on the Arkansas, they found
Lewis Weber, who had been in company with
the /" Starrs," but was then on his return home.
He soon confessed what he knew and after be-
ing joined by Creek Chief, with twent -one
men, Capt. Foreman continued the pursuit. He
was then. as Weber stated, two days Behind the
STAIRS, who had gone off south, in the direction of
the Mexican Territory. They had packed mules
and made but little sign when they halted. mover
camping. Foreman had gained a day on them at
that place, since when they have not been hoard
from. The pursuers will doubtless come up
with them some where, for they will not turn
their faces homo while there is a chance 10 follow
or hope Of finding them.
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Runaray negroes Gmong tie Seminolcs. We
are informed that there arc many runaway nc.
groes, from Louisiana and Arkansas, at the Semi
mole negro town upon the Deep Fork, Canadian,
in the Creek Nation. OF this We have no doubt,
being somewhat familiar with tho social and local
condition Of this independent negro town.
There are about 200 persons in this town,
speaking a language Of broken English, hard to
be understood by white man an Indian. This
settlement is formed by the nesros removed by
Government from Florida, who were runaways
from the Southern States, or their descendants.
They live independent of the Indians, by their
union and cunning; and form ready harbor for
| the runawnys from the Indian country, the States
Of Arkansas and Louisiana. 1t is almost impos.
sible for an owner to recover his slave whom he
once gets Into this hive. The ncgros will hide
the runaway out, and feed him while his pursu.
ers are in the country; and no reward will induce
them to betray him; and frequently they have
been known to repel by force, persons who have
found their slaves and undertook to carry then,
off. This is matter of serious importance to
the States of Louisiana and Arkansas, and mea.
sures should be adopted to break up this hurbor
for their runaway slaves. .
Cotton tn the Red Rirer Disirict.-The Concor.
dia lntelligoncer says: During our late trip to
the Red River Parishes, we had an opportunity Of
witnessing the ravages of the caterpillars upon
the crops in that region. From our own observa-
ton we are satisfied that the injury sustained
from this cause has materially shortened the pre-.
v'ousy short crop Of the vicinity. On examin.
ing the balf.grown bowls, we found many com.
P'e'ely blighted by the injury thus sustained
An old planter informed US that the crop of last
:. year, in Rapides, was short Of an average one
and that the growing crop must be even smaller. -
The Scourge.-tIpwnrds Of four. thousand deaths
from yellow foyer have occurred in Qua aqu
South America, during the past year.
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For the Ark.c,,. Ir, 1t.;.

lutcI9trCGeff
MEssRs. ED'Toss :-if you deem .his sr,:css
worthy OF place in your valuab bic paper. Il Il Al
your service. Much has been said through tbs
columns of the ''lntellgenccr.' in rclat on 10 tho
growth and rapid ndvuncemcnt of our town, Of
its advantageous location, &C., rs well as Of tho
market 1t affords 10 vast extent Of tho Northern
and Eastern portion Of this State. un. i.e West
ern part Of Missouri. 1t is an acknowIcige fact,
sirs, that Van Buren,, from its handing loca-
lion, has many, and very great advantages ovs.r
any other town on the Arkansas river, in com
mercial point Of view. | could point out the
many advantages, such rs good health &C., but
time will not permit at present; hut, slrs, l fear
all these great advantages will avail US o,thiug 4
we do not devote more Of our time and a,toutlonS
towards keeping in good order the principal rsads
leading to our town and it is to this part Of my
subject wish to direct the attention OF our ci.;
zens particularly, who are all interested to some
extent; for, upon tho prosperity of our towa.
depends our prosperity in great measure. am
aware that in all newly settled countries It i
common for nearly every man to want publis
road running by his own door, expecting to deri'c
some signal advantage therefrorn; but dtse cass=-
is now sufficiently far advanced. to have fxei an
established roads, and to abandon great many
OF those which arc of so little Importance, snd
which could be SO easily dispensed with, and Of !.
which there arc not few. wish to direct your Ut.
ton, for instance TO the main line road leading 70
Fayetteville and Missouri; upon which, venture
say, there is more travelling than on my csAcr
road in the State. 1t is The road on viii. 81
Northern mail. via ST. Louis, is carried az
which the products of the Northern and
counties of our State, and Of the Wesleri
Of Missouri are conveyed to our towr
composes the principal part Of our trade
After leaving Van Buren,. and tray
u. l.,>~ - h, snB
road, granted By the County Court. il
dom Lad; no IN whora vhv air. a.
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Treasury Notes.-The amount of Treasury
Notes outstanding on the LIST instant, it is official
| " stated, was $4,3l9,874 70.
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From Cu6a.-The N. Y. Inteligencer Of the
18th ul,. says: ''On the evening Of the 10Th ul,i-
mo, Don Lcopolde O'Donne. the new Governor
of the Island of Cuba, arrived at Havana in the
Spanish ship Of war Cortes, and was cordially re.
ccived and welcomed by the civil and military
functionares of The Island, to whose civiIiies he
responded in brief address. lilo was duly in.
stalled into Office the following day."