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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02
Sheriff's Sales.

DY virtue of sundry writs of teri facias and pena
ID tioni erponas. issued by the clerk of the circuit
court Of Crawford county, to directed will ex pose
to sale. at public auction for money the court
house door of said county in the town Of Van Buren,
on Monday the first day Of the circuit court Of said
county, it being the 25th day of March, 1874 between
the hours of O'Clock in the forenoon ard o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, the following described pro
taken m execution to satisfy sundry judgments
rendered against the several
to wit: sr t"E W.
The south of section -, township 9, range 80
west containing l6o acres the property Of George
Also east half Of the south quarter of section
township range 81 west, containing 80 acres; also
south half Of south west qua rer of section a. nshp
range 81 west containing ~ acres: the property
Also southwest quarter of section IL, township O..
% west containing 16O acres the property of
Also west.haf of southwest quarter Of section IS,
township II, range 80 west. containing 80 acres; also
of southeast quarter of section 80 township
Of John A. Bell $500 ~ =
Also east half of northeast fractional section 80
township g. % west containing 80 $500 acres;
ALSO half of south cast fraction section a. town
ship range 90 west containing 81 acres: also
east half of south fractional section 81 township
g. range % west, Containing 81 acres; ss north
west OF south west fractional section 49, township
range % west, containing 40 100 also north
west of northwest fractional section 49, township
range ~ west containing 40 7slOO the pro-
Also. northwest Of northwest section 25 township
range 80 containing ~ acres: as the proper ~
Of thomas Mathews.
Also. north west quarter Of SOUTH quarter sec.
ton D. township H. range 30 west containing 40 acres;
.so one gray mare: the property of John M Spald
ing n ~ "a. y. .s...,..- =
Also, east half Of the northeast quarter of section
township range 80 west. containing 80 acres as the
property Of Andrew Morton. : =
Also, north west quarter Of section 90, south west
fractional section 3D. east half of
Section o. east fractional half of
section % township s. range 81 west contsning 392
2O-l0o acres Us the property Of Samuel Campbell.
Also. northwest of the northwest quarter of section
a. townships, range 81 west, ing 40 acres also
lot number Is. block number in the town of Van Bu
rem, as the property of John Scott
Also, lot number IL, block number g. in the town of
Van Bnren: as the property of VIM. Robinson
Also. lot number IL, in block number s. in the town
Of Van Buren,. US the property Of Christopher Reid
Also, lots No. Is and IL. block No. g. in the town of
VAn Buren,: as the property of Dennis Ira nfmell
Also. lot No 4, block No 8, in the town of Fort
smith: as the property of Edward lilly
Also. lot No. =, block No. 1, in the town of Fort
Smth as the property Of A. G. Mayors.
Also lot No. IT, block No. 9, in Knox's addition to
the town OF Van Buren, the property of Joseph Haw-
kins.
ELI BELL, Sheriff
OF Cramford County, Ark's.
Van Buren,. March g lS44 --4-1,, - ssI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02
Henry q Cunninghaln

AVE just received, per "Arkansas Mail, -
from Cincinnati and Louisville, and offer
ne ale, cheap for cash,
uO.oOo doz. cotton yarn, assorted
40 o oO plough moulds, do
10000 lbs iron, do
- S barrels old Bourbon wbiskev
S do do Rye :. do
5 do boiled cider
~ do green apples
10 boxes Western Reserve cheese
10 double mattresses
10 boxes assorted candies f
20 doz. Shaker brooms
10 boxes mould candles
20 boxes No. soap
20 do 8 by 10 glass
20 do 10 by IL do .daqsg5. 49,
10 do IL by Is do
10 sets Truss hoops, assorted
20 kegs white lead, No. l
sets plane stocks o-.. -. -.
IL 'Spears spring steel" handsaws
kegs "pickled pigs feet'' 49,
~ kegs do stripe
- 8 Smiths bellows chopped" ID
10 patent balance beams, assorted
IL Carpenters bench screws
3 barrels linseed oil
80 reams assorted wrapping paper
10 do do - writing do
IL do do letter ubs do :.
Is dozen ink n' 4r p
boxes common tumblers
] dozen spades
2 boxes fresh garden seeds -
Patent lard lamps, cast steel, &c. &c
Feb'y %. 1874. 'Eo+E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02
NEW YORK. list Febrnarg. ls4i


)RENNEN, Esq, P. NJ,
Van Buren,, arkansas. 4T
3IR;-The newspapers here have made
aIse and confused statements in regard
,stigation now going on here, against
cstsiord and ono Preserved Gage. that it
believe any one Of their statemon.s.-
Q terribly mingled up the murder Of
with the robbery of the mail.
It's are these: Somewhere about $1,000
% have been traced to Gage. Ii is in
!. after Bottsford came here that he and
9 intimate. and that Botfsford got some
. g., which he says that G. owed him.
'ers Of the notes have been altered-and
J, that he got them Of gambler, from
won them; bat whose name he does not
herr is no proof thus far that be got any
ties from Botsford. The examination
IS taking worry vide range, and | know
may come out. Very little that you SEQ
'ers in regard 10 It is correct; and very
hat I heard Al Washington on the sub.
Botrsford be innocent Of All KNOWLEDGE
Specific is cerfai.ly Gerry saJ o,i uaa,s .ll !,
- tsapsacti0as after his arrigi,i fper..
Rh the very man who directly mas 81
me Treasury notes which wese maileiI
SnPbell last sPr,ngs and slblea from Tn:
~ examination i thrcdsh ! win advise
= >esult. NJ ~ he-,l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

You can state the facts, as far as they have
transpired, to your Editors, in order that they
may not give currency to the many false state-
ments which have appeared in the papers here.
remain very respectfully,
S5ts ~ yours, &C.,
GEO. w. PASCHAL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02
SPRING RACES

First day.-A sweep stake for four year Odds. two
mile heats 500 entrance. half forfeit-to name and
close the 18th of April The forfeit be secured when
the entry is closed Now three entries.
Second day.-A swcepstake for three year olds mile
heats 500 entrance $25 forfeit-to name and close
the 18th of April. Now three entries $50.
Ih,rd doy.-A poststake free for any age. to rule,
mile heats, best three in fve $50 entrance ANY per
sons wishing to make entries in tho above stakes can
do SO BY addressing SAMUEL CALDWELL. :.
At Fort Smith, Arr ansos.
P.S.-The winner of the colt stakes to pay the prin
ters fee. s C.
March 9, lSl4-4-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

1.-THE Slst ult., Mr.! Crittenden said he had been
instructed by the Committee on Military Affairs
to which had been referred the message Of the
President OF the United States, communicating, in
compliance with a resolution Of the Senate, copies
Of the proceedings of the court martial in the case
Of Second Lieutenant Buell., Of the Sd infantry, to
move that the same Re printed. 1igsq
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

MIR. Weller, of Ohio, the loco-foco bully in the
House Of Representatives, short time ago made
an infamous attack on Mr.. Stewart of Pennsyl-
wanna, in debate. calling him liar repeatedly, and
ayowlng that he held himself personally respon.
sibe for his conduct. Mr.. Stewart being a gen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

Attention 'sFr0ntier Guards.''-In marching
soldiers take rs steps per minute; quick marching
l0s; and in charging, $50. gi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

a trick IN Bosten.--The Post says:-"A lady
has recently practised rather an ingenious impo.
sition upon several of our cergymen. She would
call at their house and ask the favor of their per-
forming funeral services for her child, Just dead,
and present Of IS to enable her to make the ne.
cessary preparations for the melancholy ceremo-
MES, she having been reduced to distressing pov-
erty by the long sickness of her ..Iost one.''-
These propositions being assented to false direc-
ton would be left and the lady depart Hertrick
was finally discovered by two gentlemen in black
meeting each other in an obscure part of the city,
both IN search OF the lady s abode. mutual ex-
PLANTATION very suddealy relieved tho worthy pas
tors of their sympathe.''.s Ff4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

Amusemenis at Washington letter writer
at that place on the 3lst January says:
There was furious row, fight, knock-down
and drag out here last Sunday night, between
some eight or ten gentlemen of Distinction
Frightful damage was done. arm told there has
never been SO much fighting and blocdshed a,
Washington upon winter before.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

An interesting paragraph.-An exchange pa
per says: Another very pretty quarrel has just
been added to the list which already engages the
interest of the world. In this city, Potts and
Wainwright commenced--Hughes and Cheever
followed; whilst in Congress, Adams and Inger-
soil are daily in arms. Shriver has challenged
Weller, who darent fight, and Ingersoll falls foul
upon an unhappy reporter. Washington is now
IN hysterical excitement at those explosions of
harmless valor; whilst New York is in fair way
of losing its interest in the concerns of Messrs.
Potts. Wainwright, Hughes and Choever. by d
counter explosion, which has just taken place be.
tween James Watson Webb, the famous Colonel !.
and Horace Greedy, a Fourier philosopher, of
more aspiring emnence than any Of his predeces-
sors, ancient or modern. .rr5l a.r... '.r-. a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02
NEW ORLEANS MKRKET.

$780, \ Es5'y 8, 1874.
CorroN- ordinary sasa; middling 81 a9l; mid.
ding fair 81 a94; fair OF 10; good fir l0i .
lO4; good fine lO3 cents Ee
SuGAR-ALouisiana a Z; Havana white 81
a 10; brown 81 at. @
MoLAsses-23a o per gal.
ToBAeco-.2s q ST G. = go
81 FLouR-@4 20 a 50. IL 4}sF
WarsKEY-Rectfed2 OR FL.
CoFFEE--54 al
SALT--$l 40 a As.
RIcE--2 so 2 rs, per Dbl.
Van Buren, Current Prices for Country Produce.
Corrected Weekly.
COTTON-~ls so per 100 lbs,
FLOUR-Per Dbl "a 90 eps7 ~
Corn, ear, -. = - 20a25.
Oats. shelled, =. =. I6a2O
Oats, sheaf, ..9. -. 49,. l2al6
Flour. F. =. 81 75a2 90 per 100 lbs
do =. :. 5Oel rs =. % g
Corn meal, per bushel, !.. 2Oa25.
Hams, shoulders. Sa2t sides. aa34
Lara, per keg, Sac.
6eei, -, =. IL. 3a2
lall0w, 4a6
,Beeswax, -. .20a22 :.
Mutton, 4a5
veal, -. - -. 4a5
Eggs. '4a6 Chickens. per dog. 75aloo.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

s DEMOCRATIC MEETlNGS.-We are re.
quested TO say that there viii be Democratic
meeting at the house Of Mr.. Morris Wright, in
Boonsborough. Washington county. on Salurda ,
the 9th Instant q z II ~ ID
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02
Produce Store.

VNHE subscriber respectfully begs leave to in
form the public that he has taken the brick
building on Main street, one door north of John
Austin 4 Co.'S grocery store, where he will con.
stantly Keep on hand flour, corn meal, corn, but
ter, eggs, yenison hams, chickens. vegetables OF
all kinds, honey, d.ed apples, dried peaches, tur-
nIps, and potatoes All of which he will sell low
Tor cash. A. M. BUSH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

Mr.. Hardin's speech.-The debates upon the
improvement of the Western waters were grow.
ing warmer in Congress when we last heard from
that body. Mr.. Hardin delivered mastery speech
in the House, Oh the l7th ult., deprecating the
selfish policy that has hitherto been adopted to-
wards the West. The following extract, we clip
from his speech, is a specimen of biting sarcasm
that must offend the pride and dignity Of the
States alluded to, because it is unanswe-able.
"An objection occurs to me here, which is
most frequently urged by gentlemen residing in
the Old Dominion, or by those from the Palmetto
State, which is, that Congress has no proper iu.
risdiction beyond tide wnter, and consequently
no right to appropriate money to be expended off
SAT- SAL water for internal improvement purposes
these gentlemen call themselves s'strct construc.
ilonsts, and boast that they belong the "strat-
Jacket school," 1t does seem to me. Mr.. Speak.
er, as though these gentlemen would tredt the
constitution as manacs are treated in hospitals
They would conine it to sca.coast Notifications,
which cost tens OF millions of dollars. They
would illuminate it with the lighthouse which
cost nearly half million annually to keep their
oil from burning out. They would guard it with
a navy whose annual charge IS above eight mil
mlons OF dollars. And then, sir, they would COM
plete the prescription by encasihg the patient in
strait-lacket composed of sea-weed, pour salt wa
ter in profusion upon his head to keep the western
fever down, and feed it with light diet Of salt
water crabs and behring's. fNt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

"A NJ. BUSH has on hand, and offers for sale,
cheap for cash,
Rosins, almons, mackerel, behring's,
Candies, by the box, or retail,
Fresh pickles by the jar, cheese,
Lemons by the box, corn broouis, 49,.
Or exchange for country produce, beef hides,
peltres, bees wax, tallow, &C., at cash prices.
Feb. "a, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02
Vas, BuaEM. February I,

% 44lfL m 70 y-S BUAENs February I, lS4t.
Msssrs. Clarke 4 Sterne, i,ss
''xsrlEAss;--You will please to announce me in
your paper candidate for tho Office Of Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for the county Of Crawford at the
next Octobef slectisa.o ~ -z2'a r. g. GIBSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

Democratic Meeting will DO held in Fay
NIis On Saturday the 10Th instant. q ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

81 years Of age. and is very black They both held
certificates to their free papers, written by some gentle
ma" in Texas, and very badly executed They are now
in my possession. and the owner is requested
away. otherwise they will be dealt with as the laws of
the Choctaw Nation directs.
DAVID WALL.
Mayhem Doggy. Choc. Nm, Jan'y 26, IS44.-3-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
friends. that he is located in No. 2 Merchants Row,
sorted stock Of merchandise which he will sell cheap
for cash. ...H l4.Isr JOSIAH 8 DOAK
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

Der intends offering resolution providing for the
appointment of sleep-master at arms whose du.
ty it shall pc to stir up members with long pole
whenever they fall asleep.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

Papers of Tuesday, from Boston, state that the
Britannia is frozen up. and so far as can be seen
she was likely to remain there for some DAYS to
come. 80 ~ ;E -let 3 lts .s5f1ff tss
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

V: b. Tins will continue at No 1, Merchants Row,
louisville, where he will ut all times be pleased to
his friends ..a.a o. ...-..... "A 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02
Dissolution.

DlSSOIutlOn.
TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing at
Il Doaksville, C. ~, between J. S. .DOAK and ".
b. TINS, under the firm and style of Doak & Tins,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The business
OF said firm to be settled up by " B. Tins.
-Fa JOSIAH S. DOAK,
.ea.ra . VINC"T b. TINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-02

LNlNE German and French cologne
IL Lavender water, rose water, milk of roses
Ess. lemon and ess cinnamon, otto of roses
Musk, gold lace. gold leaf u st.-r q
Military shaving soap. 100 lbs; assorted beads
= Fancy soaps, palm and CASTLE do.
70 VII. & N. MAYERs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

,-rY The Chemical Prepar ations OF DR..
EOurnud have obtslned world wide celebrity and per
hapa OF science has been rso completely vetmIe
by empires thsn d. G. No does his skill elaborate
.oe arco calculated 10 asuaSe the pain OF deornty
than instantly pounced BY the ignorant and vulgar
who initiate every pOnt-excsptlg its virtues The
y therefore cautioned assss, purchasing Any q the fol
lowing articles, except al Dr. Gourauds only New Yok Do
pot, g Wake! street. first store from Broadway.
POUDRE SUBTITLE for eradcatIng supeIduous hair IRON
part o. the human body Always tested before buying
Proof positive ths and no mistake Directions, French an6
English, accompany each bottle.
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP Tor curing pmpes,
irccS b.otcheS, tan, edne saLownes mn!paw, era
les snd 81! c,Lsneous complaints. 30 cents cake.
9hECiAN HAIR DYE. will color red or cray hair to
beautiful brown black, &, the option c! the withcr
staining the ANln. WarrEted.
LI4ClD VEGETABLE ROUGE-i0 ceaiJ.
ion. 3 cents bsx
LUBlN'S, GuERl4lN'S. and other perfulery. Rem en-
Der, 81 Wake, sttse, Isl store rRo& Broadway.
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR, at the above number.
Agents. Chesnui-s. Philadelphia Milk Boston: Ives
Salem; Carleton Go. Lowell; Hodge Newburypon; Pa;
IT, pof.nnS; r Iss: Bangor Dyer. proydence: Green
Nsw-Haven Pearoe Stanwix Hall, Albany Tousey.
Rochester; StorS, Hudson; Cray, Pokeepsie Backu,
Bull. Troy. "a River It. &c. octa In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

N;OTHeRS PLEASE TAKE notice. DUPUY'S
jscon,idently offered Medical and
erecinly mothers. prvsu from Whatever cause OF the
ton nourishn. with their milk 'heI: helpless infant
such. this particularly mnended because, Isl
the Patent Nurse Stimulates admirably the nipple. lis mouth
piece being made Of vory rendered f-sloe by eliminating us
cncuIeOuS eaty constituents. aud left rs astee and
oioass unchanged ID. because IT'S arrangements
simple that havin. od,nsYy share Of com
mon Will al frat glance understand is management
It's cleanliness and perfect adaptation 10 the purpose
E. DUPUY'S Patent Breast and Nipple Shields nre made
philosophical principles with flexible mouth similar
TO that of the atent Sure they al respectfully sub
muled the members of the medical profess excel
lent substitute AID protector OF ne nppe calculated 10 satisfy
happily the lian when searching Tor his Others breast
obvatn and removing 1T once he cause which prevents
the prompt healing of the !suos the repeated action Of
tn infants gums on he laceraed breast.
These articles have been submitted 10 the Managers OF the
American institute ri tee FAIR and the medical judges
whom II has been submitted have adjudEed It 10 be "
highly useful imp oveent and have recommended tor the
hlg hest premium Of the Institute
The confidence Of the Paenee the excellence of his Pat
ented Nursn: Apparatus and Breast Shield and OF their
rnry over any he such that he invites
ali ineieed for Themselves. io patients trends 10 Call and
examine thee Instruments a; DEl-rC / DUPUY'S, 55l
Roadway where desirable in;tmston that subject
will respectfully be gwen hauy Of experienced
Physicians IN New oTS acquainted with this valuable I'M
proyeme snd also 10 them referred hose need OF these
useful instruments.
a liberal drc1un; made to wholesale dealers.
y. B. Al limitations OF nupuys Patent Nurse and Shield
and all asserted rights infringing On his Patent will be denii
with o.S lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
NEw-YoRK, TUESDAY MORNING, oC1
TnE MErnoplsr CncacH-The question Of a

The METHODIST CHCgcH.-The question OF
division between the Northern and Southern Por-
tons OF the Methods, Episcopgl Church, on &C
count OF the difficulties growing gu; of the Slavery
Question, continues to be asi;ated The plan CT
division fnda general favor at the South, while in
some Of the Northern End Middle States, il meets
with firm opposition, and seems likely TO tai, ii
for no other reason for want OF tho constitutional
maoly Of ilree-iourtis Of the travelling preachers.
The Illinois Conference, at IL late se-sion, passed
a resolution strongly deprecaiicg the measure and
advising the Bishops tthe oiher Annual Confer
eaces concurringi 10 cali GeDeTn! Conference, 10
meet on the hfst Monday in MAY, 1886 o take into
confederation the present state o: Tie Church, TO re-
view tie acts OF the ia;e General Conference and,
if possible provide FOR the continued nniiy and tram
Guilty Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Dr. DuRBlS, Presdcn, @! Dickinson College,
Carlisle, Pa.-one OF the abest men in the denom-
ina,ion-has published communication in the last
Christian Advocate and Journal, recommending
compromise Of existing dffculles,On the following
basis
No uine. who is n aveholte or who BY git, convey
nnco or sale. continued men, women children sa
shall exercise The Office OF bishop IN The church. 30
hong his connection with slavery exists except so far as the
allowance OF reasonable time hin reesle him.
sell h.'e.om Toe Judgment OF the General Conference bF
vote Oft thirds the 7mhers shall be ngl both
% the o.. with slavery within the
Ing the COMPROMISE, and al ;hs reasonable tine 10 he al
lowed for accomplishing he Contemplated release hee!,nm
q No minister havia2 av0ped acted upon the distinctive
principles 81 nho:!oni of which nc the Gerernl Confer
euce shall judge u exercise the Office If bishop The
Church Until he shall have rscan;ed and for
the future the satisfaction OF the Genera! Conference
There shall be appeal 10 the Genera Confeen OF any
question connected with slavery arising any hnnuu
Conerercs but each Annual Conferences shall have full and
final jurisdiction all such cGe. III gng AND determining
them according The provisions existing n the Dicplne
the ,ish' 0 appeal, which hereby taken away
DR.. DuRs!N expresses the belief that this plan OF
compromise would be acceptable to u vast majority
of ministers ard members, North and South, if they
could be brought 10 the test; and that if the late
General Conference could nov BE- reassembled, q
large majority Of that body also would be found in
its favor. The object Of the compromise is at once
TO protect the South from Abolition and the North
from Slavery; and this cannot be done without ex-
GLIDING the hole question from the General Con-
ference.
We notice these movements as matters in which
the community generally feel an interest, without
expressing any opinion OF our own concerning them,
one way the other.