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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10
TO MERCHANTS.

FAIL UPPLIE
OUR assortment Of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
" is complete, and equal in every cct any ever
offered in this city; and determined to sell them
loo they be purchased in any market within
The United States.
Aug 81 Slim No. IS, Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

PICuARnSQ% & co

ARE now receiving by arrivals from Liverpool direct
~ and the Northern ci,es, very large aud general as
sortmrnt uf Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS.
Their Stock will in few days be Complete. consisting
Of almost entirely New Goods and embrace great va
riey cs Staple AMI Fancy arcles-all which they VIII
sell on reasonable terms.
Also Carpetinss aud Rings Of every descripon-;teif
stock of which will KEEP; full throughout the season.
sn, ~ a2-lWs
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IOYNES on LlH;TATiONS.-An Essay upon the
j &C, of the General Assembly Of Virginia. passed
April 3, 1888, entitled, "An Act amending the Statute
NJ Limitations and founded Enrsh Statute OF
gt,eo " C. with preliminary inquiry into The law
Of new promises under the Statute of Limitations, by
william r Joy mes, Esq, Of Petershnre Just published,
and now for sale by DINNER MonhS,
Law Book Sellers and Publishers
San 25-Hu
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JUST PUBLISHER,
And for ule by j. I'IRROCk,
TIE VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA
4 r III A n A G. K:

For the Year OF our Lord, 1910,
|,sLCULAreD by David Richardson, OF Louisa
I crinty Virginia, containing, i'll addition 10 The
n..a Astronomical Celebrations, list al the Courts oil
Virginia ami North Caiolina and the Representatives. 10
the Stnat. and House Of Delegates OF Nirgi
n,. Songs Mamma is very par'ieuar-Ihe LARS
Hnde-and the interesting Song of the Gamblers "e
beautiful descrp ian of the progress OF Nan through
,e f,om his h,h to his resnrrec'ion-The Male Flint
Tine Rrtnn-In Happier iours-Br Klnd-adeu TO
Fr-nd-On ;isauu--'ihe acknowledgements
Some useful receipts, SC, &c :,
,.,,
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Aw NoTICE.-RoBEGT c. NICHOLAS has az.
L xor;.,ed his brother. WILSON n. NICHOLAS,
with him in the practice Of Law; and bushes. condsd
10 either viii meet with prompt attention. They, or one
az Ihem Wi, regularly attend all Ills Courts held in this
city including ilr Federal Court and Court OF Appeals.
Their Ofi-c is at the corner Of Marshall and llth
Streets adjoining the residence Of R. c. Nicholas and in
the immediate vicinity Of the CITY Hall
~ u. Wilson n. Nicholas will also attend the Courts
Of the adjacent counties.
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MRS. MEAu's scnooL-sllocKor HILL,


TINE next session &c this Institution will commence
the r>t day Of October The COURSE nj SIT
dy III i;e School will he thorough ard extensive, and
will heretofore. br Conducted by Mrs Mead herself,
with Tie aid Of valuable ana experienced Teachers.
The Modern European Languages, Music aud Draw
ing, will he taught hy able Masters.
There will h. regular LECTURES on Silence and
General Literature Throughout The session, and course
u Lectures IN fsLScE III be dev, red IL the Pupils of
that pcpaf;nIcni
Select CLASSES in Italian and German viii nee, every
evening N o'clock These Glasses VIII b. open 10
yulng Ladies' not Otherwise connected with the School
Reference made 10 tie following arEi'cnl-n, all Of
whom haze daughters al Mrs. Mtad;s SrtoJ
Richmond -Ki. Rev. bishop Johns, Rev. william Nor
wood, Rev. DR.. Emple.
Alrxandra-Key. G. a. Smith.
Washington Ciry-IIon.J ]. Y. Mason.
Ri,hmondJas F.. Heath. Esq elias. f. 0sbc.ne, Est
Standardization Page, Esq.
Fer rrns &C., catalogue and circular.
A.g. j2-tlO
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DoBERT HILL & BROTHER. .1UcTIoEEEhS,
IL Bell TAVERN, Richmond, YaThe subscribers ten
der their thanks their friends and the public ior the
liberal patronage they have received, ana take .ns .
thod 10 inform Them that they still carry on the same
business al the Bel. Tavern, and hope for coniinua-
ton of their fvnrs They attend particularly 10 the
selling and hiring of Negroes both publicly and private
w. and To the sale Of Houses and Lots in Richmond ana
s vicinity as we'll the sale of all kinds oil rfouuce'
They will always be found AT the Bell Tavern.
ROBERT HILL & BROTHER:
~, ~. o3-tf
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Atameenc Of Tie pupi's Of ar. rryor's School. held
on the 2Ist o February, ls the following resolutions
were unaniEon,ly adopted
Ecsugr,d That having had ever. opportunity ~ he
comm. acauaiuled with Mr. Pryuts discipline and mode
of n.rucfion we take pleasure in SAYING :iiat IN
our opnna, toih nIsNcei"llahle; and We s'ncc'ey
wish that re may receive that patronage whoh ne
81 r,chl. ,ncri's both a. gentleman aid scholar.
R,..ir.g That the = cr-tary Ice directed 10 transmit
The Foregoing resolution M Pryor, AID request It's IN
scstiun in his .eat earl ~ -
JoHx ". WILLIS, Jr., Secretary. o
Aun 30 Jo-tio
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I,ATT STOCK

HUBBARD, GARDNER & co. have received their
IL Fall and Winter Sleek Of Sole Lc4ther, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Paper, Trunks, &c., aud how oir
for sale.
5000 sides Sole Leather
1000 do. Wax aud Russell Upper Leather
so dozen do. Calfskins
50 do. Lining, Bindiag, Seal and Morocco Skins
1000 cases Boots and Shoes
400 do. fine l'eaver, su.cr Mapped, Brush, Angola
and Cumey Hats
100 do. black end witt. Wool Hats
100 do mems and boys Seal Caps
80 do. mems fine Fur, Seal, Otter, Nutra and
Muskrat CAPS
50 dozen mems and boys C 9th Caps, Of various
styles and qualities
SO cases Whtlemore's Cotton and Wool Cards, hes,
quality
30 nrsts Seal ani Hair Trunks
700u lbs. Shoe Thread
loco lbs. Irvine
loco realms Wrapping PAPER
ESQ do Writing do.
eJo do. Letter do.
5G0a pair Russet and lack Ii.oguss
2jOU pair bound ETogura, OF thar own manufacturer
and warranted 10 lie good : can bs made.
These Goods were purchased this season, ir CASH. and
viii he sold for cash. Ia pnnGtua customers, az loo rs
they can he hou slt in any Northern mlk.t Town and
Country Merchants respectfully invited TO examine
our Stock before they make their purchases
Sept. 6 35-2aw3wf
NEW BOOK AND PIANO FORTE ESTABLISH
~ MEST ~ RICHMOND, VA.-E. L. NASH and
JAMES WOOntIouSE have formed 60 partnerships
under The firm and style of NASH & WOobHOUSE
for the purpose of conducting cHsvrly In this Guy
who and Retail Book, - toneIy and Piano Forte
Business. They have taken one of those aud spa
Stores just erected on The lot o! the old Eagle
Hotel
They will b. supplied al all times with large assert
of Standard, School, Medical, Law, and Msceiia
ncous bnaks, Stationery Of every description, Fancy
Articles, Music aud Musical Meichaadize-.ar,, lcr
with Il large aud cOmmandin. Stock uf ihnsc superior
anu tr,td Piano Forces. Of which many have been sod
by E. y. Nash, Of Petersburg. we'll rs those oi other
makers. All tie lae publications Of Neri aud new
Music received ~ published
L. L. Nash still continues his Establishment In Pe-
tersburg, extensive scale
NASH < wooDHoCsE
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CHINA EApTHENWARE AND GLAS

CiI.NA, EAR iiE.N " ARR ~ pi--,9"'
No. 81, (Sign II tic Pitchsr.) Man street.
XSyM. +. BUTLER = co. have nov in store. and
w will he receiving Throughout the season, = large
and well assorted Stock Of Fashionable Goods, cdrac
IN. many new and pretty patterns.
These Goods are of onr own lmrortatlar-wcre ?ur'
chased with money, and viii he offered nj such prices
n must he satisfactory 10 purchasers.
We respectfully request f-rier customers and &c
public to give US call
WIN. F. BUTLER L. CO, 50 Main street.
hur oc 3l-utf
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nAvENrORT < ALLEN, aucrloNfERS, keep

DAVENPORT x ALLEN, .7UCTi0NEERS, Keep
IL constant supplies Of the following articles
"Woolsey 50 aud 'Lnvcrng's" Loaf sugar
DO Crushed do.
Sp.rmac-ti Candies, "iul's" Patent candles
Winter B,eached and Tanners Oh
Ground Plaster. from "1.uhec" Mills
Warehouse Nails, "uumherland' factory
Licorice Of prime quality
Sole Leather, branded '.eood" and damaged"
X ne Powder "Keniucay" brand
Blasting do. do
Cap Ierter and Printing Paper
Fine aud Extra Fine Gun?owder Teas
- Croix Porto Rico aud New Orleans Sugars ]
Port, sicily Clarst and Malaga Wines
Cocnac Brandy, of most celebrated brands
SALT Shot, Pepper
indigo, Madden, copperas
Rics, Cigars, Coffee
Aud we are receiving from dry TO day variety oil
other articles in the Grocery and Dry Goods line, which
are offered sale At low prices, aud on liberal credit.
Sept 'o-V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLOTHING Having a
ID very extensive assortment of BLANKETS, import
ed during tie Summer. before the late and great rise
in coarse Woollens; also, male and female NEoho
CLOTHING, purchased under the same ADVANTAGES 10
much greater extent than we have ever been able TO
offer before are anSlohs that Country Merchants
and others visiting market should give us an oppo-
tunity 10 show item before they purchase elsewhere
WADSWoRTH, TURNER Y co,
No. IS, Main Street.
3S-im
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lSll.-FALL SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES
a M L L. IIIER

n K WHITE 4 co. beg leave To announce 10 the
1 public thai they have received and opened Their
Fail Stock Of BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER. II
has been recently selected by one OF the finn aud j. the
largest best and cheapest thar they have ever had the
pleasure cfer to the rublic. Il embraces every vlte-
~ of styc and quality. In frr, fashionable aE de-
sirlb!e, and cannot be cvceed IN any manner shape ~
form hy any house, any where, having hten selected
very early in the season. when the stocks Al the hco
res were all full and complete. II was pnn sci al
most exclusively with cash, which trah'ci then IL stl
land they pledge themselves I" "a ~ al very c, ~
ANY, advance the manufacturers time prices. They
confidently assure Virginia and North Carolina hef-
chants, that they buy Ut them their stocks as cheap
a. from anv other huise IN VIZ ginia aud cheaper than
they can get them home for from any house North al
Mason and Dixon's line They respectfully invite u
call from al merchants visiting this city, assuring them
that every cxeriion will be made 10 please
e. X, WHITE co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in roots aad Shoes,
Sent. 8 35-rf No H. Market Brifgs.
~ s WINSTON l. CO.. Importers and Dealers II,
Il Woolicn Goods at l35 Pearl street New YORK, are
now receiving from Manufacturers IN England aud this
country, aud from ncr sources, their Fall asninlt nis
of WuOlen and Wnrsted Goods, tn which they intend
mainly to conine their sales They invite the attention
Of Merchants the following articles, which are offered
BY the piece package at the lowest market prices
CL0TuS-Amcricgn. English French and German,
of tie various grades, cpors and qualities
PILOT CLOf!iS-FIu>hinss, Beaver Cloths. plain
and fInc.,l kersrys, Tweed Coating aud T"!rd
Cloths, for Dvercnat-
CASSlMERES-Su p-rfnc and black and fan
cy Cavsimeres and Doe skins, English nud American
ditto in great variety.
vESTlNcS-Eneiisha ard French Cashmere and Silk,
black and coiored Satins. S.anso~n and roine ditto,
Of Latest ilnpo lat.ons aud newest SYKES.
flNEFS-1weet T.. PIdd,nss AID canvass, j.
ons. ana Genaa vcveis, Taihy veve's, silk End worst
ed serges. French Bonbaz'nas, Dsap d'Ete, Orleans
Cloths, and AllaccAs.
New York. Juiy O. l5-2mif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

IL ., ~ SALTS. &c.-l5 casks EPSON Salts
In . "ats-'s Copperas prime green
~, ~ casks Spanish Brown
~ Casks Venetian Red
An, o'hs for saie. by ALEX. DUvAL & CO.,
A-wu No. lat, Main Street.
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TESTIMONIAL:

The Schoo! 81 SIR Pryor has been established in VIII
Iiam>Lurc far several years, during which time have
become ell acquainted both with its discipline a1d the
character of the instruction impaired. hive hesita
lion IN -aying that deserves to rank among the first
scI:ooI~ IN uu. S,c The discipline is admirable, the
yarnas subjects he PROCESSES teach have b"en well
laurn ..a ,s rm.is 100 49,. ........, aiyu: :-
,nu-. successful students ut Institution Mr. Pryor
deserves BIZ clIsscd loo anon. The very few teach
es cap ,be Of mpariing correct niormation In cor
rect man:rr The ilnral Sciences. The preparation
ufhis pupils, i'll this department., being almast unvaed
T.. K. DEW,
p,,.i,i,,, WITHIN, ,ud No,v c,.I.1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

For sale nv IoHN II EUSTACE, Main street; GAY.
NOR WptlU A. CO. near Bell Tavern; and :. NJ.
ZtciiRis>oS, II street, shoeSoe lil, Richmond va.
Aug 30 'o-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

LIUBBARD, GARDNER & co. have received their
Il Fall aud Winter Stock of Sole Leather, Boots,
Shoes, Hats Caps, Paper, Trunks &C., aud now otter
for sale:
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

To Correspondents.--We have declined publish
ing the ably written communication of "Vind,x'
upon account of its sectarian character. We can
assure him, nevertheless, that we arc warm friends
to the "Far West Seminary" Ham ibal'' is
too personal for admission.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Tho Clay Club.--Ths members of this club had
a meeting in the Court House, last night, and was
addressed by Albert Pike, Esq, of Little Rock,
in IAN able speech, which was enthusiastically re.
coived by the members and the audience.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

0ETWe arc requested to again remind the demo.
Gratis of Crawford that meeting of the party will
be holden at divers Spring, on the Frog Bayou
Road. on Monday the 9th inst, when. there pro.
scnce is solicited. e-,r. Pc. =.,-.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03
Diaon II. Lepis.-This wi
Congress weighs 400 pounds.
since last sc ssiou.

Queen Vicioyia.-We eyp
next arrival of tho Great va
intends to pay Brother JonathS
be polite in her to do so. VI
extend her visit to Arkansa 81
saw a live sure enough Oueex
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

GIVE are indebted 10 sd
for a printed copy Of the ny
the Principal Chief of the CT
shall avail ourselves ut an cal
fore our readers.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

The river is now only navigabIe for small sized
steamers. The Rolla, and Sarah arrived and
passed up, within the last week.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

= G We are requested to state that the deh =.
gates from this county to the late Democratic
Convention. acquiesce in the desire of their fellow
citizens 10 hold another Convention in April nc xt.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

addition IF Territory 10 4
from the BoonviIle Museum. t
line between Arkansas and
into Arkansas an extent of
hundred miles. comprising d
thousand acres. 1t will prin
Francis.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Gudgeon:fshing.--Judge Tul
seat in Congress on his own Id
the Judge will be caught "upon ]
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Messrs. Calhoun and Bw
ing paragraphs inform US
have Withdrawn their names
fore Mr.. Van Buren, will 90 d
Mr.. Clay. We understand
Col. Johnson will be tho mol
dent.
Wi.hdraral Of Mr.. Buch1
in a letter to tho Lancaster
draws his name from the list
dates, to be presented befor
tional Convention" nssignj
anxious desire to drive disco
the party" &c.
We un derstand that the
south John e. Calhoun. hn s
man now in tho city, in VII
tirely from the Presidential
his determination to suppo}
Martin Van Buren.-N. Oh
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Military.-A rumor has reached this town
that two companies Of Rifles will be ordered to
Fort Smith to relieve the two companies Of the
9th Infantry that are a, that Post; which will
be ordered to Fort Gibson. From all we can
learn, there must be mistake in relation to the
order in which these troops will move. We think
it is the intention and wish of the Department, to
concentrate the Rife regiment on the Red river
frontier and the 9th Infantry on the Arkansas
AND further we do not think that Gen. Scott in
tends TO put off our demands with two additional
companies-and those to be stationed beyond our
frontier.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Editors in Congress.-9
chuckling over tho fact tn onds d
Congress. We do not hon orcer
four hundred and ninety-s
brethren who arc out Of IL ,pr.|
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03
The Oregon.-The foIlowii

The Oregon.-The followi
troduced by Mr. Sempie. 10 I
sentntives, was read and lal \
There is no doubt but it will ~
ring tho present session.
Resolred, That the Presideot
States be requested to give 60
Government that it is the desi
ment Of the United States to a6n'
the provisions Of the 3D. article q.
concluded between the Governrael
States of America and his Brit
King Of the United Kingdom Of
Ireland, on the Goth of Octobef
fini,ely continued by the conven
same parties, signed at London
August, 1927.
Blacks killing off the Whites.
shows the why the 81
keep down tho people. They
more Efficient instruments to ca
potic measures. than 10 employ 4
to shoot down her Majesty's Sd
British once get possession OF I'd
soon have legions of runaway neg
lana and Arkansas, to fill up he
more Canada riofs.--A scJ
on the line Of the Wellapd canal
near Port Robinson. Several sh \
tho rioters, and Mr.. Moore, n con
seriously. if not dangerously W
ton of the colorrd troops at Port
ly repaired to the spot, ard SCOT
riot after killing some eleven OF
chester Democrat. /
The TariG.-We are opposed,
of a tax upon Iururirs. because
on our town. Loafering is n lu
and general in Van Buren, that
it would ruin the prospects of a
Gudgeon:fshing.--Judge TulE
seat in Congress on his own i'd
the Judge will be caught upon
Senator Rives is said to be On
ography of James Madison. W
competent for the task he has 4
Cure for Corns.-Our readers
learn that the following IS infa !.
spoon full Of tar. one do. Of coar
and one do. of saltpetre. The Z
ed together and spread on kid q
! the corn, and in two day they 4,
DeaM Of Judge Porter IL
papers are filled with expr ,ssic !
death Of this valuable citizen q
died on Saturday tho 18th ult.
A eolored gentleman in aqu
cradle sen sa,ion was created i
ly, by the reception Of men <
Jones, a colored man" in Jail &
Columbia, and who was to be g
gran, negro net. He claims =
Ohio. We suppose that some n
rem of that State will raise a du
Diaon II. Lewis.-rhis "
Congress weighs 400 pounds.
since last session.
To Sportsmen and Stock raj h
ton stock" now being exhibited
near Fort Smith, and to be sold 4
the 24th inst, is n magnet -
traction to sporting men a 7
These horses are Of the best I q
and England. Our readers II Il
Buffers advertisement in to da ~
time it would give us pleasure
more extended notice of this 4
horses. "A
4
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Co'ion.-This staple is still coming in. Our
entcrprisng merchants, Messrs. Morril and Ma
rean, shipped on the Arkansas Mail" IS bales
and SO from Mulberry. They will ship in the
course Of the present season, about 100 more, all
Of q very good quality. They inform US that the
staple raised in this neighborhood is above the
dunn quality, and brings fair price. Next year
branch Of agriculture.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

The TariG.-We nre opposed
Of tax upon iururi's, because
on our town. Loatering is n lu
and general in Van Buren, that
it would ruin the prospects OF a
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Senator Rives is said to be on
ography of James Madison. W
for the task he has b
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

A Military Post at The Santa Fs crossino mn
me Ars0nsas.-There is a rumor afloat that. the
Government intends TO establish military Pos,
at these crossings 1t cannot be true, as it is i'm
practicable there not being timber sufficient in
that part of the country, for fuel, much less for
building. If the Rifles were remountcd and a
large force at Fort Washita, expeditions could be
made to that quarter tina, would rebound to the
interest of our frontier
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Erclusireness Of The BritisA.-t is said that in
late treaty between the British and China, there
is special provision by, which China agrees to
refuse receiving a foreign minister from any other
foreign power, other than Consul.
The American and French Governments are
not aware of any such clause in the treaty, for
each Government has sent full Minister there.
Com. kearny will have to compel his Celestial
Highness 10 receive Mr.. Gushing.
A new Agency.-The Benedicts of Van Burcn
have appointed their agent to receive in their
behalf, 'sealed proposals. from the other SEX this
being leap year, it is presumabe that the ladies'
will avail themselves of tho privileges Of their
sex during this year. of making their selections.
All bids must be addressed TO our Office, "Propo-
sails for husband"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Cure for Corns. Our readers
learn that the following IS infa
spoon full Of tar, one do. Of coaj
and one do. Of saltpetre. The
ed together and spread on kid =
the corn. and in two days they 4
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

A house to let.-The only vacant house in our
town, is the county Jail. 1t stands with the doors
flying open, without the least apprehension of any
one breaking into it.
Can any one Of the editors ir the very moral
States east Of tho mountains who croak so much
about "crime in Arkansas say as much for the
thrift and good morals of his town.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

A cOlOred gentleman IN a az
erable sen sation was created i!
ly, by the reception Of mer.
Jones, a colored man" in Jail 1
Columbia, and who was to be. I
gran, negro net. He claims
Ohio. We suppose that some
rem of that State will raise n d n
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

Death Of Judge Porter II
papers are filled with expr .ssid1
death Of this valuable citizen 81
died on Saturday tho 18th ult.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-03

A dead man found. body of dead man
(whle) was on the 26,h ul,. picked out Of the ri
yer near Frozen Rock. by the negroes of Mr.. w.
S. Cooley, who sent information of the fact to
tho Comma nding Officer at Fort Gibson. An Of
fcer and three soldiers, with cart, were sent for
the body, which was brought to Fort Gibson,
when it was examined by the Surgeons at tha:
Post. The result of that examination has no,
been furnished US. The person, we believe, could
not he idrntifed