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Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-05
Trust Sale.

ny virtue of a Deed OF Trust, E,s,,
DtedEto the undersigned as trustee +
Thomas ID Barbour on the first doy
May, one thousand, eight hundred M
forty, and duly recorded in the PrOa.
Clerks office ofthe county Of YaohJ,
and State Of Mississippi, in Book (Fln
pages 575 and SIC and ST.; 10 senr
the payment Of divers debts thers
specified, Twill sell to the highest biddg
for cash on the premises two and on
half miles South of CofevilIe on the ro.
leading to Grenada being the late res.
dence Of the said Thomas ID. Barhm
On the 7M dag Of June merit.
the property IN said Trust Deed msr
toned towit: Twelve Negroes, Slaves b,
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watch & Clock Makins'

The subscriber begs leave 10 m
his friends and the public, thal' u" - Is.
located in Oxford, he is prepare. = olock
ecute any work ID the watch a s,a terms
making line on The most rteasonaI~ 81 The
Watches and clocks repaired ="
shortest notice. ,. l. ~ ~
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-05

lNRAHAM'S is the oldest and most popular
NJ of the American Literary Magazines. The
number for January, 1919 will be the first of the
35th volume. Its long and universally successful
career, from its commencement with a few hull
bred subscribers, until the present time, when il
has a circulation of fifty thousand copies month,
is perhaps as good evidence of It's great and in
creasing merit as the publisher has it in his power
to offer To his old subscribers, he trusts no as
surance are necessary of his determination TO
maintain its present ascendancy over all the rival
periodicals. of the country. The engagement, do
ring the past year, of such men as BRYANT, CooP-
FIR, DANA, LoSGFELLow, HOFFMAN, MANCUR,
etc.. of high reputation in the literary world as
regular contributors, in addition to previous Lis,
embracing many of the first names in the nation is
a sufficient guarantee that the work will continue
10 be the principle medium of communication be-
tween the best authors and the public. Among
the attractions of the thirty-fifth volume, will be
several TALES by Mr. j. f. Cooper, Mr. Grafton,
Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Herbert, MISS Leslie. ..Harv
Clarers,' Mrs, En,b,uy, Mrs Elet and Mrs Ste
pltens; poems by Mr. Bryant, Mr. Dana, Mr.
Lo,,gjeltor, Mr. Street, Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs
Osgood. and Mrs Sigour7ley; essays By Mr. Fay,
Mr. Jones, Mr. Tuckernan, Mr. Poe, etc ETC.
Here follows a more full list of the names of
contributors, the most distinguished of the country
which we omit for want of room.
Oraham's Lady's and Gentieman's Magazine
has been from its establishment more than any
other the favorite periodical of the greater sex.
Though its plan does not entirely exclude articles
of the most important character, such as have raj
sed Blackwood's and some other foreign journals
to their high influence and reputatonf its pages
will be Principally devoted TO what's usually term
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of our National Literature. Espec tally Is it cell
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lP LANYARD. 1ol

THE undersigned begs leave toinform
Il his old friends and customers that he
still carries on the TANNING business at
his new lanyard in the East Ward Of
Grenada Mississippi; where he has con-
stantly on hand all kinds Of nell tanned
LEATHER, which he will dispose of at
prices corresponding with the hardness
of the times. Leather will at any time
be given for hides.
b. II. GREENIlAW.
Grenada Feb. Is 1845,-tl-
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-05

T. M Tucker, Governor, 'ti.i Jan. l044.
Lewis c. Galloway, Secretary Of State.
j. t.. Matthews, Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Richard S. Graves, Statc Treasurer.
John D. Freeman, .1ttorncy General.
JUDICIARY.
Judges Of he High Court Of Errors and .qipcSSs:
VIM. l.. Sharkcy, Edward Turner, and A. Nj
Clayton
This Court has no jurisdiction except wha
properly belongs TO a Cocr Of Appeals II
sessions are holden the first Mondays of J an
and July at Jackson.
Chancellor Of Hte State..--RGuert ii. Bnckner.
Cerk.-R. l.. Dixon.
The Court of Chancery has jurisdiction ovsr
all pleas and complaints whatsoever cognizahie
in Court ofEquity, and holds two sessions an
nually, commencing on the 3rd Mondays in April
and October for the Oxford District, and January
and July at Jackson.
JUDGES and DISTRICT ATToRNEYsof The Circuits
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Blanks of all kinds may
be had at this office on the
shortest notice.
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National Magazine
OF
LITERATU RE, ART AND FASHION.
Grah a ms Lady's and Gen
tlenman's Magazine.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1875.

EDITORS:
J. FENNIMORE COOPER, RICH'D.
DANA, WIN. CULLEN BR YANT,
II. w. LONGFELLOW, CHARLES
F. HOFFMAN, Il. G, GRATTAN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17

Twelve months after date. VIC, (insert name Of
the drawer,) as principal, and (here insert the
names of at least two responsible persons,) as se-
rites, jointly and severalIy promise TO pay to the
BANK OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
or order, the amount to be inserted dollars, me-
gotiable and payable at the Principal Bank in the
city Of Little Rock, without defalcation, for value
received. Witness our hands; and the Financial!
Receiver, Of said Bank is hereby authorized 10
cause the date of renewal to be inserted.)
The undersigned, are prepared to give to per-
sons requiring it, all the information in their pow.
or, respecting the situation of their debt, or the
construction of the law in relation thereto-but
all letters addressed by mail, must be post paid,
none other will be attended TO. =.
s. NJ. RUTHERFORD; Frecntiue Rec'r.
J. Ii. CREASE, Niaaneial Ree'r.
l9-4w - ,- ..E &
The Batesville News, Washington Telegraph,
Helena Journal, and Van Buren, Intelligoncer. r.
will please copy four weeks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
A CA RID.

M ESSRS. EDITORS In a previous number of
4Vl your paper, my character was assaled over the
signature Of SusAN CooDY in which she cautioned the
public against trusting me, and stigmatized me ~
swindcr wish, therefore. have the facts relative
to the case laid before the public. had been riding
with Mrs. Coody sometime, but about one month pre-.
yous to the appearance of the article referred to- left
Bayou Manard. and went TO the Greek Nation, owing
borhood this length Of time. started from the mouth
OF Grand River TO Fort Smith. did not call ON Mrs.
Coody at the time, my intention to return in
few days. After remaining in Fort Smith two days,
returned TO Bayou Manard, and paid her the fuli
amount which owed her. This was done before the
communication from her appeared After its appear.
7rce, called on her again. to know why It had been
published She did not state hcfrcasons for its appear.
ance but expressed feelings Of regret that it had
done, and voluntarily gave her promise to retract
what she stated in regard to request her to
state in your paper why her promise me was broken
as have good reason to believe. although the
nication appeared coming from her. that she
the author. WILLIS w. FREEMAN.
Cher0kce Nation, June 5, l843.
l7-2w (Prs fee 81 SOY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
NOTICE TO BANK DEBT0Rs.
Bank Of the State Of Arkansas,
LITTLE RQek. lflfk .lseae lafa

NHE undersigned, Executive and Financial
Receiver of the Bank of the State Of Ar.
kansas, at Little Rock, having obtained possession
OF all its property, assets and effects, 10 pursl-
ance of an act of the Legislature, entitled g an
act to place the Bank of tho State of Arkansas
in lquidation," approved 3lst January, lS43, do
hereby gjue notice to all persons indebted said
Bank, upon notes, &C., that are now due, to come
forward within ninety days from the date hereof,
land upon notes that not now due, within nine
ty days after the same may become 'due,) " and
pay up aarrearages ofinterest and calls, and fur
nish such security for the payment Of the princi-
pal debt, as said Receivers may approye.''
" All debtors who may come forward within
ninety days, lin pursuance of this notice) and nav
all arrearages of interest and calls, shall be priv.
ileged to renew their notes for one year, by Civ.
ing satisfactory security, to be approved by said
Receivers, and paying interest in adrance. at the
rate OF seven per cent. per annum; and the calls
on said notes when they become due, will be so re.
gulated, as that the whole debt will be called in
within ten years, in regular annual calls Blu,
all debtors who shall fail 10 pay up the arrearges
of interest and CALLS to furnish such satisfacto.
ry security as tho Receivers may approve, within
the time specified in this notice, or who, comply.
ing with the notice, shall hereafter at any time
fail to pay the regular calls and interest in nd.
vance, as aforesaid, will forfeit all claim to far.
tucT iuuuiSouCC.
In all cases where suit has boen brought BY
the Bank, the debtors upon paying costs and ali
arreaurges of interest and calls uih an additional
call of fre per cent, upon said debt, within ninety
days. in pursuance of this notice. will be permitted
to renew their note upon the terms herein before
prescribed for other debtors.'
In order that debtors, ,cose notes haze been lay.
ing orer mnrencaoed, may clearly understand the
import of the term "arredrag of CALL" they are
informed that it is rendered obligatory on the Re.
cevers in such cases, to require the payment OF
curtail Of five per cent. upon each note. on the
day of its becoming due, and at snme rate upon
every six months thereafter, upeo the LIST of April
lS43 from which day, the remainder of the debt.
then, due, will be renewed for twelve months up
on payment Of the interest only, say seven per
cent, in advance. ~
The five per cent curtail, above referred to, as
estimated on the original amount of debt-as for
instance, should the original loan have been one
thousand dollars, each semi-annual call will be
fifty dollars, Notwithstanding the debt may be re-.
duced one-half or more by payment of curtail,
but tho interest will of course bs required only on
the sum renewed. The form of the note to be
given, in renewals of debts, is as follows:
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
- (,Ounfv- lSd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Soda Water. sc.

ME subscriber would respectfully inform the cti
i zens Of Van Buren, and vicinity, that he has Gle
ganty fitted up the house next door to John Austin
Co 3 store. on Main street, where he will keep con
stantly on hand. supply of
SODA WATER, ICE-CREAM, LEMONADE,
CAKES, CONFECTlONARY, &C.
Ladies and gentlemen who favor with their pa
tronage, may assured that strict attention will
paid to and decorum, in order make gen
teel and quiet for such may wish enjoy
ries heretofore to be obtained in the place.
J. w. TAYLOE.
N. B,--Tickets for the Soda Water may be obtained
for 81 per dozen. Single glasses ono dime.
June 10, lS43.-l7-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Notice

HAVING heretofore filed in the odics Of the Court
IL Of Probate of era wford county, oar dccodnt oar
Knox, decd. shall proceed to make 6nsl settIs.
ment Of our administration of sid estate at the next
of the Court of Probate of said county, to bo
holden at the Court House in Van Buren,. the 6rst
Monday in July, A. D. l643 at which time and place,
those who interested may attend they think pro-
per, this the 2nd day Of June A. d. ls43.
GEORGE w. KNOX,
SAMUEL d. McALISTER,
June 3, 1e43-17-4w. Administrators.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17

Indigo.
100 LBS Superior Indigo 70. ale ale y ,,..,..
May l9, 1643.
lust received pers teamer Arkansas, IL boxes
- 2nd quality tobacco, which will be sold low
far cash, by J. H. HEARD, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17

LUST reed per Steamer Arkansas and for sale
- low
10 doz Cotton cards (very 6ne)
100 lbs Salt Petre
bbls Loaf Sugar
10000 best Spanish Cigars
dog DemijohEs asst. sizos)
2 casks Cheese
boxes clarified Soap
Letter and Fools cap Paper
coils Manila Rope (size 1.2 inch)
10 boxes Claret
bags Pepper
Playing cards, &c. &c. &c.
HENRY Il CUNNINGHAM.
June 2, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Admi nistratOrs Notice.

NNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, take no.
tice, that shall apply to the next Probate court
OF Crawford county for order sell the N E. quar-
ter Of the w. quarter of section number sc, town
ship II, north Of Range 80 vest containing SO
acres belonging TO the of Curry Barnett
sonal estate OF said atestate being insufficient pay
the debts. 5s~ -
R. STEVENSON, Administrator.
Ju ne 10. l643-l7 I'd -sts. 80 lls1ls n IA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that shall apply TO the next
Court of Probate of Crawford county, to bs holden
a. the Court House in said county. the first Mon
day Iuly, 1843 for order sell the following de-
ssr6ed trao. Of land belonging to the estate Of William
o. neaner, aecs..ed, to wit The north west quarter
nine, C9) north of range nl.6er 3a, west
situate IN the county Of Crawfo,i in the State of Az
kansas, this 2nd June, A. D. IS43 "
JESSE TURNER, Adna..istrator
or the estate of VIM. B. Heather, I.c,d
June 8, lS44-I7-4w u'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Wilburn D. Reagan, Plaintiff,
.,.,, nd, y; :, p.,,vn,, n.,,r, ArrAcHnrsr.

Wilburn D. Reagan, Plaintiff,
Alexander G. Perryman, DerdfS
A ND now on this day came the said plaintiff,
BY Attorney, and it appearing from the She
riffs return, that the 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
ortherwse answer the said plaintiffs action, and
the said plaintiffs demand being for one hundred
and ten dollars, for the work and labor, care, 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 IN attachment has been issued
against his estate, and that unless he shall appear,
by himself or attorney. or before the third day
of the next term of this court, at circuit court
TO be holden at the court house, in the county of
Washington, and State of Arkansas, on the first
Monday 10 November, lS43, that Judgment will
be entered against him. and his estate sold to salts.
fly the same; 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 OF least
four weeks before the first day Of the next term
of this court; to which term ordered that this
cause be continued.
STATE OF ARKANSAS S.
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. { 90
l, B. H. PERSON, Us 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,
lS43, Of the Circuit Court of said county.
.,Asaal.. IN testimony whereof, l, B. H. Pier
S03 3k son, as Clerk as aforesaid, have here.
5KSk unto set my hand, and affixed the seal
2E of said Court, at Office, this 26th day
~ of May, lS4S.
b. H. PIERSON, Clerk.
/ June 10, ls43.-lS-lws (Pr's fec Gil 75.)
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17

HAVE removed to their new store on the cor.
= ner of Main and Water streets, and have
just received and have on band very large sup
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Scott, White e. Co.

HAVE removed to their new store on the cor.
ner of Main and Water streets, and have
just received and have on hand a very large sup
ply of articles.
$50 sacks salt
~ $40 sacks coffee
a0 hhds sugar
I'D kees nails
rs do powder
5000 lbs bar lead
10 barrels loaf sugar
20 do molasses ~s
500 lbs copperas
600 lbs saieratus
30 boxes tobacco
2 bbls linseed oil
2 bbls tanners oil
1900 lbs rice
100000 cigars
$4,000 lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard
10000 lbs iron
.e 200 plough moulds
20 casks sweet VINE
sacks blk pepper
ID boxes tea
30 boxes claret
IL boxes cantenac
10 cases shoes & boots
60 boxes glass
56 boxes sperm candies
10 doz painted buckets
30 doz corn. brooms
SO bags shot
70 cases cotton cards
coils rope
70 bbls whiskcy
+ & boxes collins axes
Ginger
Alspice
Indigo
Madder
. Spanish Brown
s& Whiting
Paints &c. &c. &c. =.
These, and other articles usually found in a
wholesale house.
We feel ourselves bound 10 express our graft
tude for the liberal patronage, which the public
have bestowed upon us. and hope by strict atten.
ton to business, to merit continuance of the
same.
June 10, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17

ms Marine, who sent Commodore Moore
3 TO come out and fight him ia = three
vafer." The challenge was IL print, and
. vulgar, braggadocia style, dated on the
6Nceivsd in Campsachy until late in
The 18th, Commodore Moore never saw
br the action, nor heard Of it, but Don
ust have thought him very prompt in
T. for at daylight on the 18th, be was
ID, going out to fight the Aeet So you
Commodore not only gave Don Thom.
three fathoms water, but chased him
0 fathoms, and to windward out OF
IoEaas wanted to do something handsome,
Ike the capture Of the 8. Austin' certain,
board 800 additional men, for the pur.
boarding; but finding it rather warm
Png shot, he gave up the contest.
mpudia, who has command Of the heights
box the town, and who has nearly 5000
be night Of the 10th, took . position in
Of Saa Roman, outside tho walls, and
yards distant. As soon a. he was dis
10 the morning of the 18th, entrenching
in the houses, churches, &c. all Of
Of stone, the Campeachanos opened a
upoo him from the forts, walls, and
Iub,s lust outside of the walls. The Mex
promptly returned the fire, and soon the
musketry, artillery and bombs became
The muske,ry commenced at daylight
IIe,v soon followed suit, next came Am.
Ea,diful bombs amongs US. This was
,;ns the whole Of the 18th and 18th,
hight, when Ampudia's troops were so
by had to quit San Romga. and take to
8 ngain /! San Roman now presents a
waste and desolation which would almost
weep, particularly those who bad their
h Place. 1t was hastily abandoned by the
|ts ut the commencement o. the difficulties
Mexico and Yucatan, an most OF them
refuge within the wallsof Campeachy.
Gas discovered that the tnemy had taken
, of this beautiful vilkge, and that he
dislodgsd only by kpcking the houses
a murmnr was heard The artillery
forts were turned looe upon it; added
some Of our officers, who are fond of
asked permission of the authorities to
30 of one of the gur-boats, and bear a
eight; which bcinggranted. they haul
se in. and the way they knocked down
ow, assure you. In fact, the author
countermand the order, or they would
pr one stone upon anoiher. The slaugh-
Ampndia's troops must have been grea.
Iere were discovered in one place, in a
i'fy:qre dead, an officer amongst them.
hem had been buried before the Mexi-
- = the Heights. Ampudia was ta-
p,,se; NO naa-ai idea Of such a recep-
which is laid to the cna,ea Of tne !" ia.
=. Texas devils.]
lAh, yesterday, Gen. Ampudia sent in
at o the citizens, saying he had posted
IN Sa" Ronsan, for the purpose of offer.
hght 70 the Campeachsanos. in the plain
that he had no idea Of seeing so baauti-
30 ruined, and consequently to save the
had concl uded to retire TO the heights !!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Wool Carding.
TIME undersigned would inform the public that thew
l. now have in complete operation, a
WOOL CARDING MACHINE.

Of superior quality, and operated by experienced
workman from the east. Such as want work, in the
above line, executed well, and short notice, will
send in their wool prepared foIows.-Thorouehly "
ceansed all hard PARTICLES taken out pound Of soft
grease to ~ pounds Of WOOL applied before delivered
at the machine.
Eight cents per pound will be charged for carding
The machine 10 situate pear the line of Benton and
Washington counties, two miles north Of VIM. L. We'd
dngton, and about eight miles of old Fort Wayne
WIN. l.. WEDDINGTON,
A. CHAMBERS.
June I, ls43-l7-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
of the Sandwich Islands by Great
Britain. -

of the Sandwich Islands by Great
New Orleans papers contain the off.
acement Of the occupation of the Sand.
de, by the British. The following ex.
"a letter dated ..ohahu, Sand wich Is.
'ch 6, lS43,'' details with considerable
IS, the outrages committed by authority
lish Government, on the defenceIess and
inhabitants Of these Islands.
lces having arisen between the authors.
so Islands, aud the British Consul, Mr..
he Hon. Lord George Paulet, Captain OF
frigate Carysfort, made psremptory
|oa" Kekuandoa," )" the Governor Of Oha.
personal Interview with King sKameba.
This was done on the Iith of Febru.
and the King was at once sent for, but
personal Interview, and delegated Mr..
gociate with Lord Paulet. Upon this.
Bt became indignant, and threatened the
war unless certain conditions. ak in
ere aeceded by the 18th. These condi.
LIST, indemnifica ion to Mr.. Charlton:
gnition of Mr.. Simpson. as Mr.. Charl.
by Consul. and an apology to Her Ma
[luting her fig: 8 !, guarantee of Br.
lrty, 4th. compliance with q previous
Incerning the trial of one Skinner: 9th,
iase settlenent of difficulties between
pverpments, by reference. and lastly, O
H,unication between the King Of the H.
The British Consul.
sply, on the 18th. the King acceded to
demands, though under protest. and
George Sampson and William Rich
sgotiate directly with the British Gov.
pr the arrangement Of all points Of diff.
meantime" says the letter aboye refer
be fr;gate 6rysfort was cleared for ac-
prmation of intended hostilities at p.
snt to Capt. Long, Of the q. 8. ship Bos-
the preceding midnight, and to the A.
nd French Consuis, At 10 A. NJ, of the
expected attsck, thus giving the foreign
nearly six hours Of daylight to seek pro-
|. their persons, and to remove their pro-
Iad this state of things eventuated in hos
b shortness of the time allowed to the
ut for deliberation on demands (now for
me presented) and 70 foreign residents
ASYLUM, would have been the snh;ect
indignant protest BY the respective par.
King had no means Of efiectuai resist.
was moreover unwilling to provoke hos.
yielded 70 all his Lordships requisi,ion.
) time prescribed, under protest Of en-.
10 earliest opportunity Of representing
her Rritanic Majesty.
khs demands thus complied with, the
fofced 10 acknowledge Ales. Simpeon
Cepsul of II. B. M, whom be bad pre-
fused 10 recognixe for legitimate reasons
by evidsnce the most complete and az.
IVA out ia dstail for the consideration
,dshi,s vho in his soiicituds 10 support
,sed every avenue to negociatioo. sPrsag
Iids 70 ~ toux, and refused to listen t.
sslson. former Consul TO n. B. ". af'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17

~, inc Cotton Crops--C Cold Weather in the Souih-
.ne Cne riston Mercury refers despondingly to the
uSnPlom'slng stpAraace of the cotton crops, from
~. ~ saooard to The Columbia, under the evils of
49,. 49, and . protracted drought; and adds
mo prospect is not Improved, but the reverse.
neavy cold rain which Tell steadily during
me 49sh and 10Th ultia,os. The Mercury th;nLs
- that there had been frost in the interior
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-17
Joseph III. Heard

OVOOIIH 1HS IAOSHIW
las just received, per steam boat Marietta
- and for sale, low for cash,
96 barrels whiskey ~
l pipe French brandy se
bbl American do So
/ Dbl Malaga wine
2 casks claret wine
5000 Is bscox bog round
20 bbls superine -four
10 bbs Kanrwha salt
Is bushels dry apples
For. Smith, June 8, ls43.
LUST received, per steam boat Trident,
bales cotton yarn. (Hope factosy)
For sale low, for cash, by
J. H. HEARD, Fort Smith.