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Established July, 1889, by Freeman Hunt, Editor ane
Proprietor Nine semi annual poi,ines Of about GOO
pages each, completed
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Statiumal Spnpemtiuu.

Drr Haum erlautt es uns MIR bic 8es
fddfte cieier @cnoeuticn in Sni9en Wcrten
ausu;ei9en. Der attbare 9lmbrcle Sprns
GER, bon Teuyorf prcGoirte bel ceritlbeu. -
Nlle Staaten Der luiou paren reprelentirt.
Der shtbare s. benrp@ @ld y, bon Seus
tudp, wurce einitimuis als @anbieat fur bic
preToentenflelle, ituo Ger AdItb. G be o b 0,
reSrelingbuD(en re N, bon 9ieu Scrs
fey. auf bic brittle abitimmun9, fur bic 8iees
preGoenteuiteue erndnut. Gin bcecrrs Ii.
det tpnree nicmaIs Dor Die Stimmssber eics
fer 8eretnt9ten Staateu 9cbradt. Dieic ers
nauuteu gro6e Staatsm6nner, Die rpdbren
Sreunoe ees @pblS Der Linton, tpsroen aud,
tros alien edlferungen Die man nod aeaen
Ge austreiten ipirb, init eiuer triumphmenoeu
Mebrbeit ertpdblt werbeu. - Inter IpfdGn
Mduuer it bic Union Gd,er. 9llfc, Sourrab
fur Stap, Greliu9bupfeu, einen beid,hseneen
9ariff, einen 9eiuuben @elcumlauf uno Die
@estbsiiuus Der @inflnfte bon ben 6Tentli'
dleu Qducereien
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@ciuncbeit 1T Der @enid, nur elm lebIcler
&orper. Wabr 1T es, er eriitirt, aber es iit
cine Griffens boiler pein tno @lenb. 8iele
perlcnen fpcrben frauf, cbne ede Ge lir,
fade auSuseben i'm Stanoe fnh, 10 0 b +.
oieielbe enfitebt. - Wenn lctd,e pcrfcnen
beipnBt 9etpcien ipdren, bae bielelbe brrdEt eli.
ne 8erberbtheit beS 8lutes entifehen ,piircen.
70 tpiirben fe fId,erfid, ~ Maaereseln ses
griffen baben, tpeld,e ben eebeneffrom gereb
nist une fid ju9leid, bentiitt baben, ibre @es
luncheit in ihrer Reinbeit AZ erbalten. 8ies
le geben binab in baS ifille @rab, neId,e,
tpenn bic 9eb0rise 8oriidt unb Scrfalt am
seWeneet tpcrben, ibre Gage auf biefer @rbe
hdtten Derldn9ert werocn f0nnen. Sa eas
ourd, baB bic seb6rise Isei,in ssnommen
tpcroen mare, fonnten ild, nod, piele in ibrer
oolii9en 9eiunbheit uno Slntbe inter ms tes
fnoen, bic nift mebr fne. ea6 un(ere Ses
fer Tdi erinnern, baB StaiubMrn's Ssrduter
@rtraet pillen Die Wirfnng baben bas Blut
su reini9en, unb bae burot ben @ebraud, cers
felben Die @efunoheit erbaliem iinb bas Gee
ben perldn9ert fpiro. Das lanae Ieiben III
eurd,aas nidbt niehr ~ rshtferiigen, ineeus
beia8te piaen in cem @rreid eines jeSen fiue.
Die obisen 9Dillen ilnb ~ taben bel cames
SO. WiIicn in Der RepubIifaner Driderei,
ju 25 @ents bic Sdadtei, ooer tei ben sIgens
ten beren Ramea ia elmer anbern SpaIte ans
aeaeben fino. #.HHrf .r.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Ole 2eeba Gammtn 0nnf.

Der "Sarrispurs SntelIiseneer" iast in
Sesns anf Die esd,a @auntD Sans, unb Waj.
Strcne, nnfern Hepreisntant, fclsenoes /:
"Die ginrcbnsr bon eed,a @auntp iperoen
NIT 8ergniisen bic Geui9feit erfabren, bae
ibre SanfbiII bic eneiide 8srteiuHs pasirts.
Dieie Sanf 1T ipie mir pernebmen hSd,lf
ncthwsncis. fur bic cieSequemItfeite ees eafelbit
Sanecl treibeubeH .publifume. Die atiidli,
de Yaeirung Der Bill, ii Der flu9en 0anoba'
buns bee tpertheu Mtglicos (Scru. Strcue)
bon .eedJa ,usuidreiben, peIher cine triums
ptirenbe Stiinnie i'm Sauie auf bic enolide
abltimmuna be,perfftelligte.
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lleberiTcl,t her !NfGrffc.

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NIT Sdlber brahten sl5 bic $50. S6neis
nefeifh bringt 81 SO bic IS 90. Fa
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Die Dclaiunrc OipijiUn.

Sim SdfnBs Der Sisuns unfsrsr @eIesscs
bnns it nod, cine Bill paBirt, nm bic CeIas
mare DiuifIon bes penninloaniid,sn Canals
an sineu feftseiesten prsis iu perfaufen.-
Die Bill erlaubt aud, cine sIuslaelfleuee
bet Slads'@ocY. So0te bic Dipilon nid,t
rerfautt ipereen, 70 rpirb cbne 3msifeI Der
Staat DIE Sd)lsuee errid,ten. cm sntaeacns
gsisBten SOU 9loubt man cine @sfellldafi
iparcs eseiclbs uuosrSlsItb aufri1tsn.
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Nlt 0aIf.ptrtbe.

Disienissn Wirtbs, rpeld,e bel ber Mai
eonrt ibre eeiesn, erbielten, werben ssbeten
-ibre Sd,eiue BET bem linterseif1nsten IN @ms
pfau9 ;u uebmen, incem fcihe bic bis gum
nddifen 3ermin nod in eesen cdnben ftno,
bem @eieB sufpise ber Court ipieber snriid
9e9eben iperoen inn6en.
SO. s.. 8[urtter, S6asnt.
2laentaun Rdi 8, 1874. nasnf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

~ Zen 1eras'5raetat baben mir srbals
ten. Da es aber nun aeelautt pirh, rae Der
Senat Der Der. Staatcn eeufelbeu permerfen
peroe, 70 rcitrce es ren gan; wcnia Snterei'
iefiir unfere eefer fein, ,uehu mir benielten
aufnebmen ,pilreca.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

6Die SaufbiI hat uns maud,e bereits
aufseieste nne fir biefe yiunmer beitinmte
slrtifeL 70 ipie casjeui9e mas mir in Scsug
auf bic Baltimore @rnennungcu ~ ia9eu gcs
had,ten, sum 1hcil, percrdnst. slaes tpirb
aber ipieoer in bic Heihe aebrad,t nerecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

AZ Serr Tiles, 8crrinisten Staaten Se'
ratcr bon Connecticut, Der ipie mir frnber
meloeten feines 8erifanbcs beraubt III, niads
te ant porlesten Ctenfta9 ben 8erfuh icinen
SiB IN beiagtcm 8orpcr einsunehmeu. Hie
Sade rpurec elmer @cmmittee bon iibergcs
ben. ~ I'D
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

PSm Sauie Der Siepreientautsn su Wa'
fd,in9tcn truree leete Wcd,e, 70 su fasen,
nidts setban, ais bic 1ariff Sra9c beipro'
den.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

rEie Whiss bon bcm Staat WarDIauo
hdten bel ciner neulid, 9chaltenen @cnpsns
ticn, 3hcmas 6. pratt ale ibreu @cupers
itrss s@aneicat aufacncmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

p-Tad, Dem ueuen ecfc Scfo Tar,8ia
bIeibt Der Staats Gar fir has Sabr 1914
tem ucn Is43 sleid,. ScbcS fcIgeuees Sabr
ater ipirb er Elm CrittbciI bCber iein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

~ @artin Ban Sureu hat aud, eiuen
Brief hinfIttIid Der Ieras Srase sefd,ries
bcu. Derfeitc it febr lang, fast aber nur
im alIem ,ufammcn 9encmmen, bas 3eras
farjes 9 nid,t aufgeucnln,en merscn icls
tc. @r hattie nid,t bic llnabh6naigfeit ees
Soerrn @faY, peld,er uu9ebeud,clt faate, ss
fcate feinesfalIs augefd,lceen perocn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

6-Schu 6. Speneer, Staats Sccretdr
Der 8ereini9ten Staaten, bar lcBte Wed5e
feiue Stele nieeer9clegt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08

TDie 8irsinieu Dabl ii su @nuficu
Der Bbiss ansscfalIen. Sn her papuIdren
Stimme unb I'M joauie Der Eelegaten tabcn
fe cine Mebrheit. Sb bic Wrbrbeit abcr bic
css ecfc Scfc Senats iber,piesf, mirb i'm,
nter nod mioeriprcd,en. : Sci benz ,pie es
pollc, Die Wbiss baben eiuen slduseuoen IL.
9inSlid) uuernarteteu Sieg errmuacn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-08
Gin Rufer-OefeQe.

Gin Sifer @eielle, Der fsin @efhaft sus
reritebt fam anf zine large 3eit slrbeit nns
9nten ecbn rednen, ipenn er it6 fcslsidp BET
cem llnterseid,neteu, in Gisber saRaeanaie
1aunfdip, esda @auntp, unfern Weseo's
@aifbauis msIoet.
l Sobn Stepben.
Wat 8. uq3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
TO MECHANICS.

DROPOSALS,i in writing. will be received by
Il the subscriber, at Fort Coffee, Choctaw Ma
ton, until the llth day Of November next, for
erecting at Nep Hope, about one mile from the
Choctaw Agency, two buildings, to be occupied
by the Female Department, of Fort Coffee Acad-
envy. Said buildings to be of frame, one story
high; each 100 feet long and 20 wide, with porch.
es of Q feet in width, front and rear. Stories 10
feet clear. -
One of the buildings to be divided into rooms
with stone fues, about IL doors and24 windows.
floors tongue and groved; rooms furnished with
base and surbase, and plastered with two coats.
The other building to be divided into rooms and
one pantry, with 4 stove fues, about doors. and
20 windows, furnished in same manner, except
lathing, piasserng, and sur-buse.
The buildings will be let in seperate contracts,
with the privilege of both being taken by one
man. The undertaken TO furnish every thing. and
complete the work by the first of April lS45.
There are houses on the premises that may be oc-
cupied by the nndertakers. while engaged in the
work. One third ofthe payment to be made when
one half of the work il completed and the remain
der, when it is finished. Specifications Of the
plan to be seen at Fort Coffee. Facilities Of OBJ.
mining materials to be asceitaned by visiting the
site. Said Goode reserves to himself the right OF
discriminating between bidders, and reserving Ell
ther or both the buildings from contract if deemed
necessary. WIN. h. GOODE,
| Supt., Fl. Coffee Academy.
| Van Buren, October 18th l644.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
Communicated.
OBITUARY.

DIED, in the Town Of Huntsville, Madison county.
the 5h of October ALEXANDER IsH, aged nearly
ty years
This young man vas sent by his parents, who reside
in Washington county, to this place, to SCHOOL Ac-
cording tosther wishes, he devoted himself intensely
TO bis enthusiastically, however, he attacked
witha malignant, and violent disease. His medical
attendant did all in his Rowsr to relieve him, but found
his means Intellectual Several days before his death
he was informed by his physician that his
ical and extremely doubtful Under the prayers and
instructions OF some Of the BRETHREN he made bright
and satisfactory profession of religion EPr some days
before his death, he conversed much of heaven few
is before his departure. he sung distinctly
''Home, Sweet Home" and even in the very moment
of dissolution. he sung, "Come Jesus!' He lived, is
dead and we trust borne BY angels to Abrahams boz
Amen and amen. s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
From the Arkansas Banner.
DIE d,

At his residence, in this city Friday last, Capt.
JAMES PITCHER. nerchaut of the well known firm Of
Pitcher, Walters, 4 Co. The deceased of the
Oldest settlers and most active and prominent business
Of Little Rock. He died of Fever, very unexpec.
edIy; wing distressed family, and friends
depore his loss. His remains followed to the
grave by large procession on Saturday morning
DrxD, in this city, the 9th inst of apoplexy, lst
Lieutenant WILLIAM BowhAN, of the LIST Regiment OF
Dragons, of the United States Army. After divine
service the Episcopal church, his remains at
tended to the place Of burial by tho '.Little Rock
Guards and numerous citizens, and buried with mill
tary hnnors.
This sudden Bereavement may serve to admonish
ALL that il is indeed true that ''in the midst of life
are in death" No man had fairer prospect of a
long of the blessings of health, and enjoy
ment yet he cut down by the dispensaton of an
'"sS~ proyidence long before he reached the
meridian OF lfe-hke \a maj turing flower, which is
blasted by some untimey FROST He was among us but
yesterday; whose step fin and proud as ours;
has paid nature her great debt nd more among
Us to mingle in the scenes Of eath.
His life and character need 10 eulogy. Those who
knew him best, appreciate him most faithful memory
will wander back into the pst, to view kim as one
who was ornament in privae life, and associated
with its tenderest recoections who was pop
ular, efficient, and able ofceii the army, who
his way to promotion, by his own uuaided exertons
and faultless conduct; and as man imbued with the
incest Of honor and humane, brave and generous
one whose worth can be bettsr felt than described.
Although not generally known in our city, yet friends
surrounded him in his last moments, and kindly per-
formed all those sad Offices which the living TO the
dead; and the many deep regrets that will cluster
around his resting place., show that it not
among cold and calous that he ceased be
Of this world, but among warm and symPathisng
friends. H..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

4 y II esErtaia Ags-A dandy was with /
6uyS jady. ard observing her kiss her poodle.
II - ~ lihs favor, reuaarking that she ought
II NV q mpch clarity for him as she had shown
W = ~. seir," she answered, 81 never kissed
~ dog y ~ be was puppy" The fellew took
~ h;ut afi xss off instanter.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

soon after barlmrously decimated, and the rsnain.
der ever since held in'chains and prison They
were. ALSO to be returned 70 their homes immedi-
ately after their submission. But every pledge
given to them has been violated. u this good
fathi
You likewise pledged yourself solemnly, ihro'
Her Britanic Majesty's Mini sters, to release the
Texian prisoners in Mexico, il those of Mexico
remaining in Texas should be sci at liberty which
= the part of this government, by pub
ew was dqation, and safe conduct offered them to
~ nc Prftheir country. Have you performed
his Yout
!. tneall this justify you in charging through
Nol, either the government or citizens of
ne with perfdy, or its Executive with double
Gu Ing in diplomacy
p regret, sir. extremely, that it has been my du.
y to advert to circumstances which must be as
fsagreeabie to you as myself. But you have in.
Goked it.
lf you have denounced war and intend to pros.
ecute it, do 20 presently. We will abide the re-
suit. Present yourself with force thut indicates
a desire of conquest and with oil the appendages
of your power; and we may respect your effort.
But the marauding incursions which have hereto
fore characterized your molestation, will only de-
serve the contempt of honorable men.
have the honor to embrace you,
With salutations of
The most affectonate regard,
SAM HOUSTON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
FORT SMITH SEMINARY

VTNHE NINTH SESSION OF fhis institution will
IL commence on the 3ath inst. Session ~ weeks a,
usual Terms: for spelling and reading se 90: ~,
other English branches SIG 0o; and for the L~sn Ian
guage SIS W - session, payable a--steriy.
A FExALx feAeuER viii . thorough knowledge o,
the English s<sknar, Philosophy. Botany &c. who
can come wsik ommendcd will receive liberal - l.
sry. one having some knowledge Of Music and Draw
ts9 would 30 preferred Aedrs.s the sob.cribsr. Pc
For. r Smith. s.s. ssfpl<-,ieaR oAsNALL' :
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

CorroN-ordinary 50 Ct; midding 81 Z; mid.
ding gfair II al I; fair 8 a st; good fair 81 a
8; good fine 81 cents.
SUGAR-Louisiana ST IT; Havana white 81
a 10Y; brown 81 T..
MoLAsses-23 "a per gal.
ToBAcco-2 c.
FLouR-$3 25 a 8 rs.
WHIsKEY-Rectiiod l7a Is.
CoFFEE--6 l3
SALT--$l IS a 40. -
RICE 81 a 8 90, per Dbl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

49, ssaa nJalj:s: saGss sssasas,s T. ! !
3Snsssoa from Patterson, N. J.. says tie M
'soM True Sun, that schoolmaster in that tov
1ahe<n detected in committing the grossest &C
infscency upon the persons of several Of I
| a)e scholars Of the various ages, from sac
fs.'eea years. The name of the offender is Co
nd he is married man with family. +
s.exsneriy deacon of the Presbyterian churc
aoih6t6een hitherto generally considered I
8 ON s,an and good citizen. The affaTl is said
Z ~ evssu more heart-rending than that Of jump
8rouklyn, and COLLINS has confessed that his 70
pvNctice0 have been carried on for about two yea
He has been arrested and is now in Jail. \ :
{ trus lye will receive his deserts. COLLINS is !
otsons property.-Erchange Paper. :
Tie probabilities Of a ,car befpcen Engle.I. q
tktsncs.-The intelligence brought by ia.ec.n. !
4 fra abroad are Of unusual interest. Zncb {
49, and destruction of Mogador by tht;s of 9
fN6sld seem greatly to add to the proB Il !.
~ fupture between France and Engtr..oIyedI
beatedi sias the British Government fha ;n,eo.
that IL French shall respect. inviotha permo.
zses ~ the Emperor's dominions .cco r;,,h n.
seut oecupstion Of any part Of bos,ili,ies.~
.Me signal for ihe commencement. :. ,ha rscs;,,,
Ihe London Morning Post SAL. ;rn.ned;s P ,ats
g thsintelligence from Mogades esc;ai courier +, 4
5. 4" ss.r ~ S ..S uer'In o' II. Guizot. His
i ~.s.s;s 80 Io'e'en ided the immediate fil
evsc,s,;or 81 ,ha ;.nS ue7ogador by the for
cs.'.,r,;s. .no as .Sor and to have inti- !.
r,.,sJ -. 49, 'e 'o.'a refusal to Withdraw &
M. E.,reh ..oan0 wv oe.s Is would forthwith be b
s.E.r i co,corp.,,, The established usage in p
.;r.., .;ro,,ro.,nn.o 1T moreover appears that !;
,sa,s ";s.n ~ n several ships of war and a
s.;.s',. S.a,Sa nsf of seamen at present re- b
to $4,000 men; the war, n
,.srs ~ pa force of 10000 horses :
he Co,,, If s, etersburg is said to have offer .
d 10 tie Queen England an alliance offensive !.
md defensive Ease Of war with France. The
smperor sd,leS Sha. be would place his entire land
md q. forcs / thedisposal of the allied powers.
& th.,se.s. be yond doubt, that in case of war
bere wonIJbe aRussian English allinnce.-&. !
oGi5 Gaz<ie 4 F
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
LIST OF LETTERS,

R EMAlNING in the Post Office at Fayette-
vile, Ark, on the first day of October,
1884, which, if not taken out, at the expiration of
three months will be sent to the General Post Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
HAVE just received from New Orleans, and
for sale low for cash
IS kegs Boston cut nails
10 do Epson salts
do alum
20 barrels sugar
300 lbs birthstone
800 lbs copperas
barrels molasses
5 do mackero
do tanners oil
l tierce rice
20 boxes sperm candles
do loaf sugar
5 do queensware
do soap ..
u do pine apple cheese
! bale oakum
1000 lbs. Crowly steele
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs. Z. B. do
...s ! cask Goldfish ~
sacks pepper .-
90 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars,
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and aimee
Foe. 10, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19
@H REV Ar ID.

STRAYED from the subscriber on
Ak0 - the Sd inst, small bay horse with
YO IL. an old Spanish Saddlennd white blan-
ket. The above reward will be paid to any per-
son who will deliver said horse, Al Fort Smith; or
a fair remuneration to any person who viii let me
know where be iss % | can 81 him.
". RiCt1ARDs q
!. vsp. Bursn. oessa 1a>Es ~ - ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

TED STATES.
WILL sell tweni y-six lots situated in the town of
/ Van Buren,, and known as McIelland's addition
to the original town plat the lots not being liable
overflow, and well suited for building purposes; each
fronting so feet and running back las; are all de-
srabie lots for private residences The lots will be
sold and pay yment demanded when Polk is elected and
not till then. Deeds will be made when the lots are
sod and bond and secarty will be required Of the pur
chasers to<nake payment when Polk is elected Pres.
dent of the United States. DAVID MCCLELLAN.
N. B. Persons wishing to purchase will please call
at NJ Messrs. Pickett y Gregg's store
September 7, 1874,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN & CLEGG, ..
~ OW offer great bargains, at the store former.
~ ly occupied by Scott, White & CO. They
have just received. per steamer Cecilia, from Gin
cinnati and Louisville
$50 barrels whiskey,
80 half do. DO,
20 kegs do,
barrels brandy,
$4,000 lbs assorted iron,
10000 lbs castings,
500 plough moulds,
25 cast ould.boards,
100 kegs nails,
1000 lbs lead,
5000 doz cotton warns,
10 doz bed cords and pough lines,
: 10 doz sfters,
8 boxes TASKS,
p B do pressed tumblers,
r. do Virginia tobacco,
6 do claret,
1000 gallons stone ware. -.
Which, together with their former stock of
500 sacks salt,
so do coffee,
10 hhds sugar,
do Loaf Sugar,
ceroon Indigo, --t
so bags Shot,
-.--. so kegs Powder.
ALSO,--Eardware, Tinware, Queensware, Bed
cords, Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool cards, Al.
spice, Pepper, Birthstone, Alum, Copperas, Black.
ing and Brushes &c, &c.. makes their stock
one Of the most compile and desirable ever offered
to the public here, every article cf which was
carefully selected by one Of tho firm, and will be
sold low for cash.
June Is, 1914.