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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-05-11

ision.-In the case Of Russell
Is Of the steamboat Norfolk in the
Allegheny county, Pa, Judge
the opinion that in a case whore
signed by a boat, I" reseruing the
s'ping, on board good boats, "the
a. do not discharge themselves
liability by shipping the goods
but that their liability continues
voyage, and until the goods are
B! Pc is their contract by the bill. Of
,llege Of re-shippine being inser.
4 convenience.-Mem. En-.
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wings are repudiating the wri.
. Franklin. No mechanic how.
Character, can he be suffered to
and hatred ofthe I" aristocracy "
y, whose +" darling candidate I"
Boston Post.
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4. N. BUSH,
las just received Per steamer Trident, and offers
III for sale low for cash country produces
100 sacks salt
IL Rio and Havana coffee
bbls brown sugar
/" loaf do.
=" crushed do.
Z" molasscs
mackerel no.
100 lbs assorted candies
Soap, candles starch, mustard tomato catsuP pepper,
spices. pickles. rasns. lemons, vinegar &C., &c.
April 81, lo44
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I'VE know that it will beygrati-
'serous friends and admirers of
arm that recently his health has
nd that he is able, twice a day,
jerc'se about his farm.-N. O.
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presented in the Senate on.the
Re Of Marine Insurance Com.
z. asking Congress to make
sfence ofthe Gulf Of Mexico.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
ArRL 30, lS44.
CorroN-ordinary . 81; middling IA I'll mid.
ling fair 6aS4; fair 0& 81; good fair 10
lot; good fine IL cents.
n SuGAR-Louisiana st II; Havana white 9&
:: ] !: :: ::
i VI brown 81 a 81. ~
Nsses--25& a % per gal.
FL0ee-24 q Al C.
i WHIsf44 80 a 4 S73.
CorFEEARectifel 10 . l9&.
SALr-el Sl
RIcE--2 S7Nl 40.
a----SQ0. per Dbl.
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w. II. & M. MAYERS,

W. H. " W. MA CEAC3
HAVE just received per Arkansas Mail, gen.
Il eral assortment of Groceries, which they Of.
fer at the lowest prices, viz:
SO sacks Coffee
25 bbls Sugar
S loaf do
100 sncks Salt
bbls Rice
Molasses
10 boxes Sperm Candies
Dbl Sperm Oil
l doz. Lard Oil Lamps
50 kegs White Lead
bbls Sperm Oil .
2 Lnseed Oil
20 kegs Ky. Powder D..
Canister
20 bags Shot
500 lbs. Lead :,
1000 segars, Regain, La Joya. Colorado and
Clare
cnhontns brands
50 boxes Sardines
hills Crackers
boxes Pine Apple Cheese
20 cans Oysters
10 boxes Cheese
20 Rasins
100 lbs Candies
30 drums Figs
boxes Oranges
Lemons ~ ....
6 doz Gherkins
3 +" Catsup
A" Pepper sauce.
DELPHI Ware.
Together with an assortment Of Drugs and
Medicines.
~ Orders for the above articles will be pune.
tually attended to.l0
Fort Smith, March 80, l644.-S.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
rTAvING made considefable additions 70 our as
II sostment Of type and materials, are nov pre-
pared to execute Book s~d JOB printing in the best
manner, and upoh libersl forms.
BLANKS,
Of eue,y descriptions. kept eonstantly on hand and
for sale At this Office. ~
UOrders from distance promptly attended to.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-05-11

Mr.. CLarke:-You are hereby authorized to announce
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of the Coun.
~ Of Crawford, at the ensuing election in October
next. JERRE r. KANNEDY.
April 9th, 1874.
VAN BuREN, February l, 1874.
Mr.. Clarke,
SR:-You will please to announce in your IA.
per as a candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court. for the county of Crawford. at the
next October election. r. s. GIBSON
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COM ME r. CIAL.

The river has fallen several feet, but 10 IN excellent
n.vgable order The steamer Arkansas Mail arrived
en- Friday night last from Cincinnati. and left again
saturday; the olla left on Saturday for Fort Gibson
Tho .Eveline left for Now Orleans Sunday morning;
the Export arrived on Monday. from Memphis, and
let for Cincinnati Wednesday; the Marietta from
NJ Orleans, arrived Tuesday night and loft on Thurs
day for Fort Gibson.
..Rolla arrived from Fort Gibson, Thursday night.
'.varmillion arrived from N. Orleans fr'daymor-
MIN, nrn,s dstes to tho 30h ult. No material change
in ths Markets.
Bv t,,se boats our merchants have received large
and vred .ssortments of goods and groceries. which
with t.eir former purchases render their stocks COM
plets,
Busiasss during the week telsrably brisk
Prod,ee in demand, both for shipment and home
eoasum,tion. Farmers that b. We -four and grain on
hand, ca, now secure fair prices and quick sales.
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ion in Ohio haI
Tho democratic
good omens of |
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NEW BOOK.
THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY

REiNG the numt ers which formerly appeared in
- the 'Arkansas State Gazette printed in ! ",
iume containing two hundred pages and ne.tlv ho,n
price 81 co. For sale by o0''o
May 9. 1914. SCOTT. WHITE T. co
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Arrivals at the CHANGER HOUSE,,
Nay 3. Henry Scott. Webber's Falls
"6 Dr. Laurie, Little Rock; Jefferson Tily.
ST E. Cummins, BENZ. Borden, J. B. Keats
Little Rocks J. E. Brown, Lafayette co., Mo.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-05-11

,rcy, is agai1,
off slough q,
use some Of,
cast himself,
Ibl q facts "a,
the suffrage
ne General 7
ICY, this place
leir worst 4
} excusable. /
d old man d
how it would
eak the for,
in the minds,
ret Of 1910, d
'as first put ID
ought a duel !
Oh New Eng
ed to turn in
)rleans. No,
Ike the people
the "great {
Of New Engl
for the lotto
and unreforn
o the cons.itu
words spokel
mated a wish
co. To say
being otherwi
antle Of chart
the scrutiny
Y Christian
stamp with '
T not with in
silence his or
logrows upon
on as he sinh
,gs.
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Arrivals at the stCOLUMBrs HOTE

Moy3. r. Wallace. Louisville; P. B. Scott, Mo
T. Sterne, Cincinnati; w. Willy, Jno. Cruft, Jno Craig.
Indiana.
"A. w. Neel. washinstsa CO.; J. Hi1. Red River
co., Texas.
"6. J. II. Stirman. New York w. T. Larrimore.
Philadelphia; Jss. Keats. Borden. E. Cummns. Lit.
tie Rock; ]. Tully, Texas; A. Dslcr, Indiana; J. T.
Keats. Washbourn's Prairie, Mo.
80. J. B. Letton. Mrs Coaker, Cher. Nation;
Mrs Pack Tenneasee
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SCOTT, WHITE g. co.
HAVE just received. per steamer Arkansas Mail,
il and offer for sale
So barrels whiskey
1900 lbs. coppcras
1000 gallons stone ware gig.
~ stone churns.
May 9. 1874
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MANIFEST OF STEAM BOAT ..EXPORT."


Marks. No. Of Packages. Consigness.
L. Ross, Fl. Gibson. 5i6. Scott, White & Co
J. & D. vann. do. s5 do.
J. Ro.s. do. $. do.
w. B. g.. Boousboro 81 -. do.
J. s.. Fayetteville. .46. do.
Passengers per steamer " Expsrt. "-H. G. Bacon
Dr. Burton. DR.. Lawrc, DR.. s. Borand. 8. 8. Tucker
Beni. Borden. Jas B. Hates. e. Cummings. Ragen, J.
H. Stirman, w. T. Lar:imore, ]. Lection. Murdoch. s.
H. Hampstead and lady, Sprggs and lady, Mrs. Coch.
r.ne, Miss Rodgers.-32 deck passenger.
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A bird Of q certain species when cold is calcu
lated to put one in mind of chilied-rren. Who
bids
The man who brought this forth, bids fair to 5e
considered an execrable punster.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-05-11

Farmers make your o'cs Candles.-Take 9Th.
Of alum for every l0bs., Of talow, dissolve j, in
water before the tallow is put in, and then melt
the tallow in the alum water with frequent STIR.
ing, and it will clarity and harden the talow go
as 10 make most beautiful article for either win.
ter or summer uss, almost as good as sperm
Mass. Plouehman. s-E -s -" ~ -
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aSublime.--As the forked ligh thing s,Aash-
the flee, courser bounding over tho track
does little niger run like the devil when b
dog is after him.
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The values Of southern and foreign exchange are not
included in the above statement-as cannot from the
books discover what the rates OF exchange were al the
time the transactions in cotton were made.
It is not necessary for to show at what money
was obtained the 800 post notes purportng to be
cured by the Noyes. Yates Talmage Trust The state
ment of theITrsees clearly dscoses the runous
upon which Of the loans made upon these post
notes
notes Of the Company were not always negotiated
for cash funds.
Some of the holders Of these post notes which ne.
gotated in Boston, In the spring Of Sl have
represented me- that the were delivered them
In payment of naval stores whale OIL &c and it cannot
be denied that many Of these post notes negotiated
for nominal sum when compared with the amount
purporting to be due upon the face Of the same.
The amounts paid allowed for commissions interest
legal services and other services certainly very Ii
beral considering the Of the Company
the time some part Of the were paid
Without intending in any degree to impeach assail
the motives OF intentions OF any Of the Office advisers
facts as believe them to exist in relation to the affairs Of
this Company
TO my knowledge or belief no fact Is msstated If
have Inadvertently made any statement which is incor
rect drawn any wrong differences from the facts
stated shall most readily and cheerfully make the
reclon as soon as convinced of the error.
The counsel whose written opinions have obtained
Hon. Jacob Sutherland of Geneva. Samuel Stevens
Esq, of Albany Charles r. Kirkland, Esq., of Utica and
Hon Hiram DEMO. lao Circuit Judge Of the Fifth Judi
cat Circuit
need only add. that these eminent lawyers fully con-
in the opinion previously given to by able counsel
in the city Of New York. that all these Trust conveyan-
are illegal and void
Annexed hereto is copy of the 'Caas" submitted to
Messrs Sutherland, Stevens Kirkland, and DEMO- for
The additional facts above stated will enable all who
interested in this Company to perceive the bearing
and application of the principles discussed in the
panying opinions Alwhich !; respectfully submitted BY
New York, Feb. 7, 1914.
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Circuit Court.

FRIDAY Feb s-John NJ Sscor va. .9ndrew Btpde..-
Thu was an action against surety The defendant be
came security TO the plaintiff for the due OF
certain piece Oh mason work 70 De done by James Lyon
John smith and Thomas Paske and In case these men
ised In their part OF the contract tina defendant was TO re-
uha 70 the tns several amounts advanced oy MN
or the carrying the work Inc panth did advance
oo the amount OF ,ne contract Deing S!e Inc panth
mst the WORK was not performed sccoIdng 10 con-
tract Inc deencS piesds non est Jdcum that the contract
ana tnat me money paid was not an advance
servses perormee tnat tne masons Lyon ana
ske'. nsa suea .hs pahn IN the ncuon IN tho Marihe
ana nen nc 70 the onset OF as money
aa on sne cam Inc case nad been tried and reported
Iuiy before put ne jury coun not agree ms time they
eugene Grousseffe vs. Richard LeaeercffThis was an
action OF repieyin. The defendant rented to one B.
Saeier, Certain premises on me corner OF Grand and
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, General sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmsdge and Aldermen Briggs and
| Waterman.

JONAS b. PHILLIPS, Esq. Acting District Attorney
FEB e-Diseharged Thomas Cochrans, Patrick Ro
gers. Robert Roach John Berry James Riley oenr
vcted yesterday Of riotous conduct in Canal srest.
were discharged, with rsrrmand from the Court.
Trial 10, Perjluy.-Garretsoa Lyon tried on .
charge perjury, committed the 26h of September
last before Justice Hoxe in of seizure Tor rent
The testimony being incomplete the District Attorney
and Court asked an acquital, which was granted.
Receirer Of Stolen Coods.-A German named Joseph
Haskell OF Orange street. tried for receiving stolen
cloak the property OF T. Van Grunnger which hsd besu
stolen from No. Beaver street. The jury returned
verdict OF guilty.
"A Noiie Prostqui entered in the case Of William
Ford, William Parks and Dominick Crassous alias Don
Dozoo charged with assault and battery in beating Har
man c. Swift
Indicted for abortion Grand Jury have returned
indictment against John Jones. button maker Of -
Plat street. stairs for procuring abortion, by the ad
ministration Of drugs and powders, tho person Of
young and pretty girl named Catherine Costello, who
had formerly been in his employ The will be tried
next week, and will create much interest
Forfeited Bail-Peter Van Houten charged with enter
Ing the house OF George W. Prescott York street. with
intent to steal not answering his recognisances In
the Of $500, entered by Horatio H. Oowen for.
eted Aso Isaac Snedecor for assault battery on
Thomas Butler and William Hehep.ch for beating James
Mccullough
.dssauit and Bdae,y-Henry Bogert was tried on
charge Of assault and battery Thomas Mccoy Of l3
Orchard street. and breaking Of his jaws He
convicted and ordered TO appear Tuesday for
The Court then adjourned until this morning 1t IL
o'clock.
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considered purchased with 0ouard money; yet hi,
did make legal possession, IT, at the time ofthe tender
Of the counsel Goulard the Court charged addition
that at the time Of the tender Of $40 the jury believed
that the $3.50 had been placed the credit Of 0ouard
on hooks ofhe OBrsns then the legal
vested In Goulsrd The jury were considerable time
in mskng up their verdict which In isvor OF the
plaintiffs $3.50 76-being the amount Of the bond h
the interest
John Jenkins rs Daniel Sfsvsns In this case the
plaintiff not being able make out proper action the
Court nonsuited him.
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Am uscments
TIT for 1'nt;
OR IRISH SYMPATHY FOR AMERICAN sYMPArHIsERs.
From the Dub in Nation

IRISH SYMPATHY FOR AMERICAN sYMPAruIsTl
From the Dubin Ns,iou.]
TO JOHN TYLER ON nIADiSo his MESSAGE
Well done, old boy Hnra, Jack Tyler!
That Message crowns our name with kfvryt
II makes in Ireland many q smiler;
It rights, in England, many Tory
You say you'll take a loan Of Texas;
BY ali means dove wish you luck.
Such taking. Jack, will never vex Us,
And SO get on head. my buck.
You have liking, we believe,
For inc Oregon territory
The O'Regans, here, all give you leave
To take IL On, your sowl TO glory
And all our other O's and aacs
Approve OF your intentions highly,
And hope you never will relax
In doing what you say SO drily.
Send out yonr squatters, Ear and near
And tell them not to SOP at tribes
But when they go then way 10 clear,
BE sure they deAt forget their rifles
You got the State ofMains before.
Which We: main point TO amuse you-
Then only ak. and you'll get more
some people don't like to refuse you.
You have some Irish boys there yonder
Dwelling beside the Atlantic sea-
They'll help you. Jack and thats wonder,
For they have homes among the Free
Go, symphsthising. fraiernising--
And II some fool says you shall not,
Just prove to him your choler's rising.
And knock his brains out on the spot
Go II, and no mistake good John.
We have no doubt you're true as steel.
Don't care curse for wellington
No-nor q single dunn for Peel
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Superior court.
BEFORE Chief .Justice lone,

Fee. s-Francis Copwin Benjamin and John Nev.
housIn this the jury returned verdict in favor Of
the eant for 500 damages and cents costs subject to
the opinion of the Court to he made out, with
liberty to either party to turn into bill of exceptions
or special verdict.
John Rayner u.s. the Nep York Insurance Company -Ac-
ton policy of insurance The Is not yet
cuded. The defence, having been refused nonsu have
opened their case II will probably be concluded Sa
turdaY.
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SUPREME CoURT, Feb. !, q and 3.-Preeent-Mr.
Chlef Justice Nelson, MIR, Justice Bronson. and Mr.
Justice Cowen. Dorr va Warren Cause argued New
uia denied Dover and al w Lease Sheriff. &c. Cause
argued Judgment for defendant the special verdict
and that the opinion heretofore given stand a the opinion
Of the court upon this notion Crane vs. Howe. Cause
argued Judgement reversed and that venire de novo
he issued by the Court Of Common Pleas
"osts TO abide the Moss VS. Wang Cause argued
New trial denied Van Alstyn~ Lamoureux. Cause
argued Judgment for plaintiff demurrer with leave
o the defendant to mend on usual terms Begler eds.
Inc people Venue in this changed. Plat and al
vs. Bayeux Default taken this opened. Gersler
ads The People. New trial denied and TINT same be
mted to the Court OF Oyer and Ternner OF the county
rhe Ontario and 81 Lawrence Steamboat Campany vs.
The Trustees OF the estate OF L. ST. John. Cause argued
Fitzhugh and al vs. The estate Of o. st John Cause
,rgued. Sage ads. strongCause argued New trial de-
MED. Hart and al. ads Hooker and Of. Do REYNOLDS
Ids. Edwards Do.--Crea and al ads Carpenter and al
Cause argued Creal and nj ads. Dana and al Do Stat
ford vs.. Bacon-Do Fordham and al ads slsde. Csuss
lrgued-New trial granted costs 10 abide thu event.
Schuyler sheriff dds Kellogg admir- &c. Cause argued
Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer with leave to amend
on payment OF costs Bro'herson and al vs. Jones'
and wile-cause srgued-Proceedings reversed. Wood.
ford and al ads KcepCause arguedJudgmcnt for plain
tin on demurrer. Grain Petrie--Cause argued BELL
vs. Poticr,Do. Harris ads. strong-Do Harris ads
sheldon and al Cause ugued-New trial denied Alba.
W and West stockhridge Railroad Company vs. smith
Cause argued Adams ads. Walsh Cause argned-New
rial granted costs to abide thcevcnt Buiger mpd ads
Webb-Cause argued Leonard and al VS. Clark - su,s
'rgncd-Judgment reversed venise de noyo 10 Albany
ommon Pleas costs TO abide event Besgles ads. Joy
md olCanse arguedNieton 10 set ssids report Of
srecs-denied. Albany Exchange Bank W. williams
ma al New trial granted costs 10 abide event Odds
" Dnsh-Motion to set aside nqusition denied Hssht
md a. ads. White-Csuss nrgncd--New trial denied -
ne .ourt adjourned Saturday evening. Fohrusry 81
arguments at lsngth.-.7ibanv mia.
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Yates. Noyes & Telmage Trust, and bearing even
date with the 800 post notes. These 800 post notes,
as appears by, The sworn answer OF the Trustees,
were used and disposed of as follows:-
isil, Jany .. To six directors who subscribed
70 the loan for cash and paid cash or its equiva
aaddo To United States and arard Banks, Phi
lsdelpLia, in Payments Of cash due them LIST
Fsb. 3. To VIM. Vyse, Director, cash.. 5000
10. do Tor cash advanced. :. 800
% To Thos. Wilson Co. for cash collected
ior them, and for which they received obliga
March lin To Thos f. Davi. as collateral for 1''''
his note lent to the Association ......... 10000
10th do To Henry Yates cash. ......... $4,000
18TH do To Geo. d. Strong, cash. ......... 5000
18th do To Geo. d. Strong, in payment of claim
July goth To E. Clark in payment Of debt due in ~
al.s do TO H. Burr in payment Of debt due in ''
lieu Of cash. ................ 10 900
26th do. To Holford Brancker s. Co. ditto. 1000
sas7 800
OF the above amount there was returned to the
Company from various parties, who held them
collateral securities, ............ 7050o
1881 900
ls4l, Jan. ~. Delivered as collateral security to
Palmers Mackillop, Dent & Co., for cash loaned
asth do James D. Murray, as special agent Of the ''
Company to dispose ofin Europe. ......... $4,000
March, IS, do. Henry Yates as collateral security
br his liabilities for the hank. ;. ........ 1850
April II, do H. II. Dexter. do for loan OF $1,000
nth do De Launay Co. as collateral or add.
,iona security iorioan then existing security
May iifR DO. s. D. Dakin do, for loa, Of $io.5oo ''
aoth DO H. Dexter do for do, $40 in cash 5000
29s do Geo. d Strong do as collateral for debt
July 18th do swirl Co.. a. security for prior '4V'
18th do. r. W. Red1ed cashier &C. do for loan 5000
August 2sth do Holiord. Branker & Co. as COLA
Do. Daniel F. Tyise trustee to secure himself
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ss54,tia ~

xt60.oV9 "
The Company paid TO Mr. james b. Murray Zone of ts
Direcor for his services and as special at
torney In Europe during period Of IS months from
April 1899, to October. ls40) the of si500o-and
Mr. Murray now claims from the Company about $I5OOO
as the balance due him er agrecmenD for his services
commissions &c. as special attorney in Europe In the
year 1871.
The amount paid TO Graham, Noyes& Martin and Ora.
ham, Wood and Powers AZ their fees &c for preparing the
Articles OF the Association and BYLAWS and for services
In organizing the Company, $40 600. The amounts
paid TO Graham, Wood Powers for their services SC In
Drawing Trust Deeds &c. about the creation Of trusts
after January 1870. exceed $4,000 The whole amount
paid to John L. Graha for his salary 1000 per annum
counsel Of the bank and to him individually for his pro-
fessonal services &c and to the law firms with which he
was connected Tor their professional services &C. exceeds
S41 600
The Of does include the large amounts
paid to Mr.. Graham Counsel OF the Company by sub
scrbers for Capital Stock for bis official certificate OF an
proval the title sc ofthe lands morgagei TO the Com
pany by such subscribers The thus paid cannot
be ascertaned from the books, papers, or memoranda in
my possession.
From the month CT January, issO, TO the
month Of May, $780, the officers OF this
Company as appears by their books, pur.
chased eighteen thousand and nipe hum
dred hales OF cotton, which cost saaa 400 az
And sold the same in Europe for $50 sq5 IA
Loss on TINS transaction Sooo26 %
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Court CalrnSlar.

SUPERIOR CouRrNos. %, 10, 49, 30, Il, ~, a. -, 49,
~, 49, a9, 90, 81, 90, So, d. 56, 90, o..
CIacuIT couRr.-Nos. L. 81 III r. TO- "a TO- 70. TO- co.,
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EARTuorAKr ~ CANADA "A smart shock Of IN
earhqu ke fit here about o'clock this ornin
rho buildings in tho vicinity Of the Court House Square
we're most affected by H. where n,surc in the earth
pletcly the square Point &c w .ads Jan,
a.
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TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL, EhIIGRANT PASSAGE OEEICE

TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
IL ~ &. Ne
ARRANGEMENTS FOX IS44.
Subscribers beg call the attention OF their friends and
t public R-neray TO their superior for bngr
G!s passenger, from and re.Sng money to all parts Of
THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE 9UEEN OE THE WEST, 1850 tons.
THE ROCHESTER,, 1000 tons.
THE OANkICK, 1000 tons.
THE HOTTINGUER 1000 tons.
The LIVERPOOL. liso tons.
THE SIDDQNS, 1000 tons
rHE UNIIfED LINE OF LiVERPoOI PxCKSETs,
csmposed oil superior, first class American packets sailing
from Liverpool four times in each month"; the ships
will come out in aud well knowu fact the above named
packets the most magnificent ships aoat and the frequency
thsr hailing, being hive d, the possibility
oil passengers being unnecessarily detained at Liverpool he
Of expense in order 70 meet the wants OF the public
country OF such rsons whose be engaged with
fsct which to those nted with Mr. w
sumcient guarantee that they will receive every aea-
uon from MN and be quickly and comfortably despatched
be promptly rsundrd without any deducton-as usual
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