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JuRoH~~i nsy have made remark or 10, the same ~
other folks but didn't converse any.
CouSsEL-Do you know anything OF the charges made
against the prisoner, Mrs. Bodine
JuRoR-I cannot say do.
foursrL-Tn convers,ng w in he recrl. e,S h.a,;n.
reports about the case did YOU form sny os
opinion favorable or unfayorahle 20 the praoner
JuRoR Nothing farther than bis mid AZ II che cor,
mtted the act she ought to be punished ~
CouNsEL,-Whst oct do you mean Mr. Al Did Won mt
say little while ago that you could say whether YOU
heard any charges against the prisoner i?
oa.(ailer panse)-i know nothing farther tbanI
heard.
CoussEL-Now Just answer nae ths-did YOU hear anv
JuRoR-I only heard them say that she was blamed for
the murder and she didn't do Il herself she knew who
did
CouSsKL-Oh, very well and what did you think or say
about that
JunoR-wsI / can't remember 1t may be, as / said,
that il looked rather suspicious.
CouNsrL-That win DO Mr. A. We submit the case To
the Court.
CouRr-(aier censulting) may stand aside Mr. A.
Mr. B. was next called sworn and chsllenred bv de-
fence Have you formed expressed any opinion ss to
the guilt or innocence Of the prisoner.
JusoR-Yes as far as remember / have
CoUrsrl-Have you done both, Mr.. b.?
JuRoR-As for that, believed only expressed one
CouNsEL-Then you have not formed an opinion.
JuRoR-Ns, can't say have know expressed one
that's as much as can say.
CouRr-Lsten to me, Mr. How could you express
opinion without forming one. Did you think any
thing about the guilt innocence of the prisoner
JuRoR-S Sartainiy-I sail that before l thought she
was guilty and if she was that justice ought to be
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

Court Calendar-M0nday.
COMMON PLEAS Ill, 49, 81, 80, 6, 90 a. III, l5 80 T.
25, 40, LOG, l0l, -, ~, 20, Al.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
The Religious World-Movements In IN
Churches.


Churches.
There is evidently at present great deal OF agl-
latiou amongst the churches. new spirit OF IN
quiry appears to have been OF late awakened, and
the sounds of theological controversy are heard on
ali hands Such ministers OF the various sects as
are most desirous of notoriety and the fane-al-
ways readily reaped--of the controversial arena,
are buckling on their armour; and in their pulpit
addresses, are exhibiting and defending, with
more less ability, acrmony, and christian spirit,
the distinctive dogmas Of their respective creeds.
The sectional differences between Cathollcity
and Professionalism, occupy now, as they always
have occupied the chief place in those discussions.
The introduction OF tie Puseyite controversy, as it
is caed, into the Episcopal Church OF this country,
gave new impetus TO the discussion Of the Catho-
lie dogmas. which, owing to the going out Of such
lights as Brownlee, Cheever, Kirk snd others. had
suffered temporary oblivion and still more re-
Gently the lectures Of DR.. Pise of this city. have
had the effect OF bringing into a very prominent
light this prolific department of polemical divinity
Bishop Hughes is now also in the field; and in
veral pulpits Of the Protestant churches, the pre-
monitory symptoms OF a return of the fire have al
ready been manifested. We have, indeed, every
reason to expect that, during the present winter,
great deal OF public attention will be directed to
the discussion of controversial topics. Next TO
politics. theological disputaton is the most attrac-
tive, it is the most exciting subject with great
multtudes of the people, and there will be no
scarcity Of professors otthe science, who will very
cheeIfully contribute abundanly TO this species OF
popular entertainment.
Not that we would make light OF polemical die
cussions. BY no means. We find fault not with
theological controversy itself, but with the
unchristian manner in which it is almost uni
versay conducted. And the best practical
demonstration of our opinion which we can
give, we are making. We are presenting
10 the public, faithful reports of controversial SER
mons and lectures. Ia thisway we bring the topics
before the public and invite investigation, which
will result in good-in a wider diffusion of the
truth. And at the same time we applying the
best possible corrective to the violence, the rancor
the grossness, the pernioious tendency of mere
sectaranism. Preachers, when they find them.
selves addressing not handful Of people, but the
public in general, will be cooler and more christian
than heretofore. They must at least affect to be
charitable. Public opinion, they will soon feel,
has its eye upon them And thus, in another i'm
portant field of action and usefulness the indepen-
dent newspaper press will discover itself to be-
what il is more and more acknowledged to be every
day-the faithful ally of truth, morality, virtue,
universal charityand in saying this, do not de-
clare that it will be the friend of true christianity
itself.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

ELoPEMENr. We learn that an eopement has
been the leading topic of conversation in certain
that young Frenchman, noted for his galIantry
and attention to the fair sex generally, becam.
enamored Of another Frenchman's wife, who lives
on Third street, and she returning his passion, con
sented to an elopement, first taking all her hus-
bands money with the exception Of ten cents.
She left him, however, her portrait. Where the
guilty oneshave gone, is not known, but II is sup
posed by some they have returned TO France So
much for love and glory in the Queen City of the
West. What next will turn upf Time will un.
fold no doubt,-Ciw. BNlIstiw, Nov. %.
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more who evinced either want OF capacity want oi
as they sworn to do, than could be found in any
other place There are two personsges who would do
well be assiduous In Staten Island and those
said to the duties Of the hrs but would respect
fully suggest TO the second that too much pains could not
be taken to instruct the peoplewhom they may discover
strange fact that be found who speak what they
think and dare to speak all they thnk-yet put them
upon theiroah to do so, and they to comply as
though they could not help themselves" A few spec
PETER A--calied and sworn Challenged by counsel
for defence, for principal cause and examined
CoursEL-Mr. A. are you in any wav related to the
family OF the deceased Mrs Housean or that of the
prisoner Mrs Bodine7
juros Well, q pausel I can't say exsctlyT am.
COUNSEL But do understand you az saving you are
JuAoa-why, ! answered that question before, that
vas not, as far as I know Of
coyss5L.Now Mr. A., is your wife not relation OF
Juaoa-Asto that my wifsis sisters daughter Of Mr.
Van Pelts
CouNsKL-weli any other relation by marriage7
JuRoR-Not that know Of at present
CouNsfL-Is your not married to relation Of one
of the parties
relations the more Of that.
CoursxL-O O. very well, long as we get at the facts
we're content Are you assessed Mr. A.
Juaos-p " hat do you mean by that7-explain Yourself
CoursEL-Do you pay assessment or taxes on your
property
Jusos-About the assessment. can't just say psrtcu
ary but know pay the taxes.
JuRoR-I think have.
CoUNsEL-But are yor sure ofit7
JURoR-Wel gueSa have, when its paid for
Challenged for favor by Defence--Have you, Mr.. A.,
heard any statements read any reports OF this case
Jg.na- Well, may, or may not; can't remember
whether did or not.
CouSsEL-Did you at any time hear any, or take part
IN any conversation on the suhject7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
GROCERIES AT COST.

TNHE subscriber being DESTROYS of selling out bis
l. present stock of Groceries as soon as possible ten
dcrs them to the public at cost prices cash Con
sisting Of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Molasses, Wh:skey
Rum, Gin. Cogniac and Peach Brandy, Lemon Srup
Champaign Cider, Muscat and Claret Wine also, ter
kegs Nails Soap, Cheese, Candles Candies Loaf Su
gar, Powder, Shot, Lead, one doz. Buckets, Separs
Pepper, Pickles, Tobacco, &c.
Persons wishing purchase any of the above article,
will please favor HIM with call, he FEELS coufiden,
IL will be to their interest. ...s r..rg n-7'
Apply at the Hanger House bar room I ..
April -, no. 10 3w. J. SPROTT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
Flour.

|SCOTT, WHITE & CO., have Just received from
- Washington county, and for sale, ten barrels SUI.
perfne -four. .#-i
N. B.-We can recommend this -four, and have made
such arrangements as will enable to furnish the
public with this article weekly
Nov. 25, l843 -. ... .. .r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
SCOTT. WHITE co.

w. w LII ~ " W.
HAVE just received from New Orleans, and
for sale low for cash
IS kegs Boston cut nails
10 do EPSON salts
3 do alum szoLri
20 barrels sugar
300 lbs birthstone |s
800 lbs copperas ~.--..-,. .,..
barrels molasses rFIge5 =.
S do mackerel
4 do tanners oil
fierce rice
20 boxes sperm candles
4 do loaf sugar -.
do queensware
do soap
do pine apple cheese .
bale oakum rsa -r.
1000 lbs. Crowly steele a7saa....
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs. E. B. do
l cask Goldfish
a.. sacks pepper -..-... ...
20 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckets ..
10000 cigars, ..f r.as-.
Cinnamon, cloves nutmegs, and mace.
Feb. 10, 1914. .a.... g.. .E ....... ...-r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

sT Gann;, of Of K HRkAS s.sa. }ss.
In the Circuit Court of said county, in Chancery
ting at the November Term, l843, were the follow.
civilian West, Complainant. .
wife, Defendants.
ND on this day came the said complainant, and it
IA appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the said defendant il sident of the State Of
Arkansas, and that among other things it is alleged in
said complanants BILL that the said defendants being
seized OF the quarter of section number twen
tythPee, in township Der sixtecn north of range
number thirtytwo west, containing one hundred and
sixty ard tho south quarter of the north
east quarter " section twenty two in said township and
range. containing forty less, did the
hundred and fifty dollars, to them in hand paid by said
complainant, make, execute and deliver to said COM
panant their certain instrument of writing, by which
they sold and pretended to convey to the said complain
ant the aforesaid tracts of land with their appurte
nances his heirs and assigns forever, to which nsr
contract may be carried into execution, and that de-
cree be entered that said defendants make, execute
and deliver to said complainant, good and valid deed
in fec simple TO said tracts of land and premises 1t is
therefore ordered by the here that the said de-
PENDANTS appear here and plead, answer demur to
said comPa,nants bill of complaint. or before the
hrt DAY OF the next term of this court that the
will be taken as confessed against them and decree
entered accordingly and that copy of this order be
printed in some newspaper published in the State for
eight weeks in succession, the last insertion be at
least four weeks previous the first day of the next
cause be continued" a .'is gf l.T6l7o'7-l
true copy from the rccord:-March the 4th. 1914.
ArTEsT: B. II. PERSON, Clerk
March 9, ls44-5-sw. Printers foe ($2O ISL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Admins.
~ tratiOn, bearing date the Sd day of February,
1874, upon the of VIM Fisher decd. ha We been
granted by the Probate Court of Crawford county
All persons having claims against the estate of said
deceased required exhibit them The undersgn.
ed properly authenticated within year after the
date Of said letters of Administration they may be
precuded from any benefit in said estate, and if such
claims be not exhibited within years from said date
they will be forever debarred and precluded from any
benefit from said estate.
April 6, lS44-9-6w. GEORGE TURNER,
Adm. &c. of w. Fisher, deed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

othes advertisements - ceargf
rottical circulars will be charged a. at ,.,,;.l
NO sdyertisements of gross, abusysr er.caI
ture; VIII be published at any price, az
All letters must be post paid. Si7q e,, q L
S Thee .S copies Of the paper, iai eeses ..a,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

SCOTT, WHITE & Co. have just received, per
y steam boat Express Mail. on consignment, the fol.
lowing articles, which they will dispose of for hides,
cotton, cash, at cost and carriage, allow SEVEN
CENTS FOR HIDES.
20 barrels of whskey
barrels of molasses
half barrels do
Van Buren,, Jan'y II, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
Take Notice..

T>HE Subscriber, having sold ont his Blacksmith
IL Shop to Bvian Brooking, who will carry the
business for the future the same place. wishes to
form those INDEBTED TO HIM, that he has left all
NOTES and ACCOUNTS in the hands of J. M.
RANDoLH for settlement and those wishing
will do we'll TO call on him immeda tely as no indug.
ence will DO given, the undersigned is forced to set
tie his business .'."H
5000 T. A. BRoOKING.
April 20. h. IL If
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

SCOTT, WHITE g. CO., have received. per .,.. !,
y boat Express Mail, IT. ~
90 cases kip brogans
boxes honey dew tobocco tnTA8A
5000 lbs bar lead baaasthf
January II, 1874. .... az .v.sg.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

PRINTS, 4 OTHER DRY GOons.
d ECEIVED, direct from Boston. q large los, :.
and other Dry oGs i15 snlS ny piece ~
Package. SpTT, WHITE. co.
March, l6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

w. H. & NJ. MAYERS,
HAVE just received per Arka usas Mail, gen.
IL eral assortment of Wines, Liquors, and Cor
dials of a superior quality, viz:
Champagne Brandy Croton Ale
Alex. Seignette do London Brown Stout
Cogniac do Reynold c Cider
Holland Gin New Ark do
Jamaica Rum Cordals
Bourbon Whiskey Cherries
Monongehela do Lemon Syrup
Madeira Wine Salad Oil "Fench and
Oporto Port do English -.
Champagne do (key Mustard Gin iars''
brandy TEAS. r'u
Pale Sherry do Pouchong &c..
Brown do do Young Hyson
Barsac do Gun Powder ..,
Suaterne do Imperial
Claret do Black
Scotch Ale.
G-Orders for the above articles will be attend.
ed to promptly.E0 r....t.,.... 81
Mprch 80, 1874. u..r- ..rrr
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
LUCINA CORDIAL, OR

IT sovereign aud speedy for neipen consumption
icult painful ncontiasnce Of urine avolun-
sni whether the Inherent cdaced by irreg
lively sure n lis Operations It's unrivaed reputation ia both
henspleres the result Of its almost allied virtues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR
Nothing be surprising than is nvgostng effects
the human Persons afflicted with weakness
tude before taking become robust and full OF
under its influence Immediately the neryeess
Of the female frame which the only
Of baenness and which, prior DR. agins discovery,
considered 20 be incurable.
language indeed justice merits Of the Luciua
Cordial which regarded by the heads of the faculty all
of the world Of the important discoveries oi
Sold wholesale and retail in this city 123 Fulton
Of Nassau and Seth Eowe Washington Boon 90
North Sixth street. Philadelphia Price - per boeS per
dozen. s26 lm* m
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f M PUBLIC OPINION
LAS PRONOUNCED DR.. SHERMAN,S WORM LO-

u
ZENGEs be the best preparation for the destruction Of
worms children that has been offered, and they
pleasant to the taste that they taken without difficulty
They have been in than Eve during which
from Maine Georgia. and from the Atlantic the Rocky
Mountains Their administration has been attended With
any other medicine for the expulsion Of worms The
from ali quarters Of the country How many children
be found who suffering from worms and are pning away
ing suspected One box Of Shermans Worm Lolepges
will remedy the evil amer longer it will bs late
BE careful to the genuine shsrmans Worm Lozenges
Consumption Coughs Cold, Asthma and all diseases of the
lungs relieved and cured by Dr. Sherman Cough
LoEenges The Rev Darius Anthony Of the Oneida Confer
time restored him health Rev. Mr. Seeter Of Boston,
Leonard Rogers aged Of the revolution Hon. Mr.
Archer Of Virginia host Of witnesses could be produced
Shermans Cough L0Zenges know them to
be decidedly preferable to all other preparations.
Dr. Sherman also Camphor ozenges the Head
ache Papaton Of the Heart Sea Sickness and affections Of
give immediate relief in collie darrha and spasmodc aec
ons of the stomach and connteact the eecs oil over living
He has also Cahac Lozenges which aken without any
trouble being pleasant to the taste as comm peppermint
the bowels and all who may be afflicted with Sickness would
sHERwAN's POOR VANS PLAs rs Il stands unr,yall
ed for Weak Backs rheumatism, Pains the Side or Lons
Lumbago, and all affections Of the chHt One Million - =
will supply the annual demand. Numbers OF unprnc pied
have attempted to force upon the community counter
Poor Mans Plaster know her effects well be deceived
Observe that Plaster made by Dr. Sherman bears fac
smie" of his printed on the back OF tine same The
genuine preparations Of Dr. Sherman be obtained at
bis waehaus No O6 Nassau street. his regular Agents
-Coddngton ga Hudson, OF Spring. Sands ls8 Bow
e Of Spring. II East Broadway corner MaIket Rush
BrookIyn; zisSsrs Ledger Budnss Yha and Rsddinss
8 State Boston. sl2rc
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

DR.. UPHAM'S ELECT AIRY.
N INTERNAL REMEDY.-It il certain cure for Piles,
ehfI internal external bleeding blind Case. Of TWEEN
Die remedy after all other means had failed Tsstimonia Of u
signature Of the Propreor in h. own haadwItng is on e
cine can be Obtained this city ONLY at No se Bowery our
UPHAM NJ D. regularly educated Physician Of twenty
years experience, confined to OFFICE PRACTICE, wr
PILES and ali Chrons Diseases successfully treated Of
s9wery Tousey Josln. C9rsr' Madison Cqpr5y, Gens
Co.. Gt Coleman Co. Buffalo; T b. Fitch Co.. syra
cuse 9ayego, Rome Utica paidwinsvillr Panye Canasto
desperate Of Piles after all other medicines had been tried
ctng than five hundred during the past and
Union expressing Of The super9I efficacy Of th: medicine
femnent and Of real nature Of which much d.
erroneous pathology an ha. been pur
opinion that il Is an incnrabe disease This however "a,
he has no hesitation u asserting that i will cure
ated they may be- Remembsr that n this city che MEDICINE
ioors above Spring street Any other article rporng be
he worthless and calculated only and in
Price 81. aui2 3mdySwysm
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
DOCToR JOHNSON, II Duane street. so well known e
practitioner tina. New York boast the Of
ibis destructive and most unmanageabe malady still 70 be
legally qualified practise physic and Sugeryhat be
knowledge disease superior three
II your general Physcans land that his skill in the
proper Of variety Of Vsneral Dis
Structure Of the Urehra preemnent. My patients
not only from every Of the United States, but they
from the West Indies and Canada cure on an average
patients discountenance Quackery any form.
md ke.foe take this method ofinfo.mng ngers and
he treatment Of their disease Every undertake
make charge No matter how long you may have Get
head and bsps: Of shs sS. will snd can cure you i
called Seminal Weakness brought habit induged
in BY young have paid much attention the atmen.
this malady Many unfortunate victim Of this unnatural
ycs b. s1psisncsd ,slua,y treatment Dypepss y:aa
fogefuness palpon Of the heart. aversion to society
only symptoms Of this complaint II nydirecons follow
containing s, FOR advice attended to. Observe Office II
Duane street. door from Chatham ~ lmSec
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
PARIS IN NEW YORK.

hrsDUIED ~ l2M CFN1S.
THE City Of Paris that grand capa Of Europe con Amin,
900 inhabittns, be without leaving New
York The proprietor of this exhibition has the OF 10
forming the ladies' aud gentemen Of New York and particularly
those who have rad the Mysteries Of ris by Eugene Sue
slened for lew days az No s Lyceam Of Natural History
Broadway nearly opposite Nibo This model Of Pans
ee in circumference, aud be all the Houses Streets
Churches ialacss Gardens, Fountains, Courts ron nade
River seine and steamboats, the Bridges ee la Chase Gene
and all its Monuments Ar SC Exp,nson made I,
ysiters full description Of the beauties IL This great city
Persons VINO have Paris will recognize Immediately whe
they have resided Openeyery day from A. VI. sy0 r. Nj
admttance l25s cents, children half pnce
s2l ImeOd m
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ID A G u E r. II L OTY Pc
GENER AL

T UR NISHIN NG ESTABLISHM ENT,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave TO inform the Daguerreotype
Artists that they have considerably enlarged their
lions the Union, the West Indies South America
with every new article used in The psgnereoype Art They
Cameras consisting Of three different Sizes for the sale Of
Ahich they appointed Agents Also, supply Of best
Plates and Chemicals either for Dagueeoype Caotye
made % their especial order Cases ofa size. the best Polishing
constantly hand Their long with the Daguer.
eotype Art and their in taking pictures, may
recommendation aud reliance. Dagueneotype Artists, by
,rdeag articles from any part Of the above named countries
depend prompt and satisfactory execution Of their
,rerx Their prices cash Prices and information
II. X r. LANGENHEIM,
imsrc Fvrhsusr Building, Pbilsdelphia
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
vENEREAL DISEASE CURED.

A BERNETHY's b OTANICAL PILLS having stood ihe
"A of time and experience recommended az the most
eectua and speedy remedy for GononhE 1Ires all uretal
dschaig irritation Of hs Iidnsy; mt & and PROSTATE
restriction Of Diet and without nting the breath disagree
ing with a stomach thus enabling the patients them
selves They give tone and energy to the generetve
rarely from the of other medicines They
have performed many extraordinary chronic
obstinate gees after the failure Of all other remedies In
single box sufficient effect in days
They equally suitable for females Price box, with
full directions Sold only by WIN. WATSON.
Apothecaries' Hall 36 Catherine street.
And OLCOTT, McKESSON Co,
soO m m 1T Maiden Lane
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

NJ DE BOUDELOQUE, MD: LISBON, PORTUGAL
HE scentihc combination Of ingredients Of which those
aton Of the world They known all Europe be
ain IN producing the monthly Their certainty Ia sI
cases being such that they must be used during pnancy
producs miscarriage T. used during that period.
The directions are translated into English and enveoJed
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each hoy con
ins the signature Of NJ de Boudeoque and the English ~
recons have the signature of Dr. r. NELVEA aulhor,s
agent for the Continent OF America.
They be transmitted by mail any part of the Ivned
states. Sold by DR.. T. MELVEAU, agent and importer cI
.he un'tsd states oace I2s Liberty Greenwich
Soid Boston, Salem Letters directed 20 Dr. H.
selveau eox "a, New York, will with immediate
jy29 nc ''t
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
DOCTOR MORRISO.


NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2Oak Fulton street -
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentiay,
all Diseases which he without mercury
strant diet pursuit. Recent particularly "Gonor-
rhR - he in to days
NJ improved principles wthegt pain inconyenience
those Of other affections Of the urinary apparatus but
peenced Surgeons should be allowed make the necessary
suffer much injury from awkward Praciitionsrs
the train Of evils resulting from secret destructive habit
YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate mpotency
radically cured by Dr. NJ, pathological principles, by
restoring the system to healthy tone and rensaing its Og
nal vigor. A perfect cure guaranteed, charge,
N.BDr nj. holds communion with medical preenders,
who claim te be surgeons as he perhaps the only qualified
ok Fulton street. Letters postpaid and containing fee will
'nspe medclne ana advice e any part Of the Union
IA M. TO 10 +. NJ, daily ole lmsrc