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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

II oar friends u LoudOHn sud Berkeley, wish
to see The Whigs Of jefferson at their Feslix-
sls. they must not eOngfesate on the saae dsg.
canaot an slssEafiOnb be ssreed upon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
rHE EarhnE STATE ron EVER,
FoE IlEuTs GoyERsoR,
SAMUEL j.. WILKTN.

This is noble. 4 glorious Ticket
WILLARD FILLMORE the People al.
ready know sull we'll, and. knowing, they
on6se in arEi sstsetn bin. Heacquired
more reputation 10 Congress than any 9th
sr man who's wasted So little oil the Peo-
| bl.'s time NINA kiDg Speeches Able, ins
Fielliesn,. patSiolfc. he fpse By simple force
| of CHARACTER 10 be Chairman 81 the Conn
Imitlee Of Wsys and Means, Justly regard
"a a. the lea1iag position ia the HOUSE,
lfn ,he DETAINED bus glorious and benefi-
Ecieu, Whie congress Of lsil-2.~ AL :he
close olthat sertn. Ills constituents noanr.
smously pres5edEon him reelection, but
he declined II Oh accopn, Of the pressure
Of his private duties and the necessity d
devoting son:e lime to his own affairs
He has since, though earnestly desiring
retirement aid declining oftice. been a
most nntirinR sid efficient Champion 81
| Wbie princibles, and has defended the
Protection otHome Industry and opposed
THE Annexalion Of Texas, from Cat,arau-
gus 10 Fulton County Wings u New
4 Yoik! YOU Z ge an enthusiastic and deter
mined effort d this ardent and abs cham
}pion OF your Country and your Cause. =
II You 1yiH givdiI Tnldoubl is 10 distTns
Il your faithlulGesF and hpnoyl Comm snc'
4 H6w IN I: Triblfpe.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Andrew Hunter, Esq, The wing Elec.
Tor for this Disiricl, addressed The people
IN our Courthouse. on Tuesday last. He
delivered Characteristic speech-one
ihat every body could understand, a.
bounding in sound argn lneni. The sub
jecis that he touched upon particularly,
were the Tariff. Distribution Of the Pro.
Iceeds OF the Public Lands. aud the An
lnexstion Of Texas. MIR. H.. in m amer.
Dis devoting bis lime and services 10 bis
country. May the good seed therefore
which be Is now sowing bring forth a.
bundant fruit at The next Presidential e.
acknowledging fafslHgencer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

N.
|, Il Rich Incident "A Locoioco frie6d
gave Us an account Of rich anecdote
That took place at Shutters Hill on the
hth. Gen. Dawson. Of Louisiana. BY in.
sisaiion, made very good speech such
an one SIS could mol be objected 10 by any
Ipsriy. being, in fact. more in The form OF
an grafton. what there was Of il. than q
party harangue. Ailer he had conclud-
ed. Mr.. Brown, who il. We understand,
1 clerk in the Capitol. was next introduce
ed. and delivered Almost abusive harapgue,
Feharacterizing The Wings as stislocrais-
The silksiocking and gold spectacle tribe
1.-The feminine. rutfis shirt. and gold ring
Pariy-rand other similar eriihets: bu.
Immediately behind him salS-Gen. Dsw-
sou. petri6ed and aghSsl. and who bad
Just preceded him, decked out 10 6ne liz
en-, silk stockings. gold rings ruils shirt.
embroidered wristbands, GOLD chains, dia-.
nuond Sresstpin. and massive gold head
ed csnei-a perfect picture otwhat Mr.. B.
bad iusi described as an 49, Our
friend stases that the. VII 5 stood
snszed-knowing not wheints 70 applaud
the demsgogue ofice-hOlder. Or TO groan
him down. Washington STANDARD.
ThoseiwhO heard and saw Gen Dawson al
the Winchester festival viii have The testimony
q their own senses that The above is no Wing,
In" Bat they I'D not hear any dissertation
from hin on The Inequalities or The Wig Ia
RI in FsfsEenee TO lsx chains and geld chains
Oh ncs aoI a word!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
InrPuDExE DlcTArIox

How different The course Of jefferson, Madi-
son ard Monroe, after their retirement. from
that Il Gen. Jackson The Two latter declined
permitting heir names ID be used as Electors, %
.he ground Thai il wdUid Be indelieaie 10 inter-
meddse with the canvass fo- The Presidency.
MOI 50 with the .-oEd Hero" who seems 10 con
slider the American people incompetent 10 choose
|their own rulers Il Will b wei to note the &C
sstsey Of his prediction 10 rsfeFeoce y The r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

We are indebted to The c.;ro;..-..
the following extract from szette for
las, made some years ago. 's'H q ar. Dali
IN is true, as the Senator f,ou
CaroGtaa has said, thai he no1,1, I'm south
my Of free frade. Eowever caDtipal; ssono-
theory, is, indeed discoyerv 81 49,. e
fines. 1T HAS NO EXISTFN or Isg s s,1.s
IN BOOKS. 1T nsrer has been test s. z :. Y !
i never can be tested, without The Uton;-
an resdh 70 Congress Of nalions.-- r.
sort recommended by some pamphleteer.
whose treatise, laid upon our tables w;.h'
"a iew weeks past, seems to come 10 aid
.of this new discovery of modern times.n
When Mr. Dallas uttered this sentiment
be wasnot candidate for the Tice-presi.
.dency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
From ts,ssL.banon (0hi0) cArOnie!s,
LETf& Ia FRoat siR. CLAY.


His position ftlaarsto ihs protection Of .5gIetsrHt
in.ert,iSihe Bankrupt La,s, Sc.
corespondsnctbslxe Geh Garu.hers add Mr..
{ Clay
! I.knAsax. Aug. 18th, 1914.
DEAR Sir s-it IS Charged against you
in this State by ths democratic neWspa-
psrs ana spelkers. atai yod do not en-
bracesio yous ssstem Ioi protection of A.
Imesican Inais,ty bgs d discriminating la
riff The agricultural Interest, ana ihisis il,
tsmp,ei 10 81 sustaiaed BY remark 10
one Of ycar Sketches that ''the agricplfar.
ist needs no radtectiop." Fl
It's also masked lhatyon regard bank.
rant law as ose Of The Wing measuFesio
Be carried out In the event Of the'r sle-
cess To give 1.-THE sem blance ofstruth tc
mi, charge. (hey refeF to some remarks
made BY youl ana rep drtsd ID the InteDi.
gencer. On thk bin toFepeal the law pas,.
| "a il 1912. ID which you state thar tht
measurbs oftfs extra session were regard
ed al The timss asa system connected VIII
and dependent uPon each other. AL
though your position on both these sno
iieets are well understood By all cahfl4
men vet as Won hava manifested afspo
siGon 10 aiIir:hl and rsaffirm your opinion
on all and eysFy subject, to the full salts
4 faction Of ffi6nds and foes | will ask c
\ you an ans wst 10 theIfollowing questions
lst. In making disqyiminations IN ~
4 nus Tariff wish yikw TO protection NJ 4
H merican Industry, wsuld you incldde1,h
! agricultural aSfwell % manufacturing an
other iuterests4S II
I'd. Ia osseiof your success, would Us
Be in favor df4he revival 81 HAD II
srHvn ron vetfd againsDfhs repeal Of III
law in l8l2Sbefore i @entin,o force. d
you consider gouRNl instructed BY Il
/ Legislature of Ky.t vote differently /
4 ! am, with gfeai respect,
4 Youf fHend and ob't servant,
4 III r. i. CARUTHERS.
II Han Fl 1HIvk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
Ne bear verbsIIY Iron cumbehan.

We hear verbally from Cumberland
county, thai The Van Buren Eleclor Of
sh3 district for 1910. Judge StuIl1 with
) bumher Of bis neighbors ana friends
haze openly renonnced locofocois n.
snh viii support Clay and Ffeling.
uBsen.--We hear also of The chance 81
fnbihsr old Van Buren, Elector.
Phiissfelia Esfup.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

The New York Tribune detects the
Glo5e in carious fraud. Ii appears
ihati n itg prospectus forthe Dollar Globe, !
or campaign paper, there was inserted IN
those Distributed sttthe South, a para
graph denanciAsOry Of me Tariff, which
was omitted alIogsiheg 10 those distribute.
ed IN Ptnnsgraaia'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Hagerstosvn wing FeafIva,
The Wing Festival A Asival.
on Thursday The oe,h 's.Own' conessof
extended 10 the VIII. ~ rsS .u'at invitation il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Easing Off-Aiter claiming the vote
OF New York and Pennsylvania as certain
Tor Folk and Dallas few days ago the
last Richmond Enquirer says: -Four
gentlemen hayejust returned from visit
70 the North. and they are utmost conf<
dentof fhe vote Of ". York and New Jer-
sey-and almost certain Of Pennsylvania.
Almost! Butte clinch ibe nail, the En-
lquirer adds: One Of The best informed
citizens Of The Empire City win not even
admit she Is GOu5lfukn' Is il possible that
"ons' man can be found in New York
who IS shus saBguine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

We consider the above re marks highly bsnef-
4cial to our iniersss--and hope our Wing editors
and friends viii give publicity 10 The same.
CARREII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

The ran Term 6fS.hs cirsnifsuperi0reouri
OF Law and Chsseery for Jefferson coaa,s viii
commence 81 Friday Inc 18th 81 October,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
Hon. MI Av.i Il

4 =. taPHEANn, Aug, 2Uy 1874. i
| MYDE4R San :-Ireceived your letter
lPt tbe l2ih last. Ydn surprise me by The
statement oflsqme opinions which are al
tfibuted 70 tis4 Nothing can be more in.
1founded.thah The ASSERTION that an Z, /.
Etriendly 10 The Protection Of agriculture. I
Eeonslasr that interest fn all its de parimen,s
las the predominant interest 10 the United
Estates: Cotton, Hemp, Wool, Imsnufs.c.
lures 'oi Tobacco and other articles Of Ar
rlcultural prodqct. are now protected. and
III the measure Of protection beinadeouate
Eno man IN The United States would be- wiI
ing 10 60 farther thanl would in extend,
ing suihcieni Protection. | have never
neid or expressed any other sentiments.
lhe substance ol what | have said, and
~nicn VIII oe found 70 my Published
speeches Is, that agriculture ia he United
States. owing toour dstance from Europe-
an countries, needs butsliitl direct pro-
lection. But The principal aim In intro
Iducing and projecting manufactures is 10
benefit agriculture byopening a new home
market for the surplus produclions.-Ekt
Pressipns disparAging t6 agriculture orratlf
.er 10 the habits Of those who pursue il /
have been put into my mouth and parad. /
ed a! the head even Iof newspapers. II
never usedIsuch expressions. They have
beer forged orr fabricated b. political enc
mics. Of all1he pursuits Or man, | con-
slider the cultivation u the earth as the
most bonorable3 Il il my Own pursuit.
and any rejecting man must al once per-
celEe that coul ID say nothing deFogaiory
10 ii.
Ihaye already stated 10 a letter which
has been published that the general Az
sembly of Kentucky gave me no instruc.
tons toAVoie for the repeal Of the Bankrupt
Law. instructions were pending before
the Legislature, but they fell BY disa-
greement belwesp thetwo. Houses, Il
| consider lhat The American people
have expressed j decided disapprpbaiion
Of the late Bankrupt Law, and for one, il
Difference 70 thai opinion | do not desire
q sse that law revived 81 any other Bank
rupl Law passed. III
u congratulate you on The satisfactory
resultof The sust eierfions, and renairyba
your friend, and obedient servant, III
Gen. r L. CARUrmERs. II. CLAY. F.
Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
DICKINSON TOWNSHIP.
DEMOCRATIC TARIFF MEETINoi

4 Ak ,,,ee add respectable meeting Of The De.
,,ac,s,s ~ Dickinson Township, friendly + the
re ar .bheIs pufsuah; TO notice, at Tee.
49, Tsvern. "a Saturday, the slst Of Asgpsi,
IN, Moore lpfs,ideRf-capi. Jacob Cheknei,
Henry Linch, lacob Bltler, Peter Uix, Pulp
Parlet. John Mckinney, and Henry Smith, Vice
pss.;I,nls LMsuin Snyder, seereiary-ihf fol-
lowing proceedings we're had
The Committee appointed al me former peel
H. u address 4 lelicr 10 the Hon, J X. Polk,
5o.l,s rqeori that tle4 had addressed the foifSu-
IN eommunieaiiaa 10 him that i've weeks
gavsTsinee etspsed, ard that DO reply has :bsen
fecei9ed.- III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Hon. Jamrs X Polk.

/ Hon JANIS FOLK. +
I2darSis AT meeting ot the pemoeratSol
fltcxjnson Township. tfihs (Cumberlsnd aoen.
l.. pa. ! The undersigned persons wefe appoint
fd.a committee 10 address you on The subitci OF
The TarT, aiS'i enqnire ii
! Isl Are you 10 fAyor1of the Tatld Of 1877
2l Would Nou ifeleeted support hat SCI as
Ibis. wjlhon, Modification !; or would you be in
fdvor-cf modifying ~ :,
\ With every desire 10 support and uFhei.i me
Democratic nominees, We most respecIfu IS re-
quest distinct and positive answer 70 Tho above
iniefrcs atotes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Yefy sincefeIyI your mostobdF,
Humble servants, Il
THOMAS G. MILLER,
HENRY LYNCH, I.
JACOB BLYLER,
MARTIN SNYDER, 4
JOSHUA SELLERS, I: :
u. q. j. ~ I
MONTY DONALDSON,
HENRY T. WILSON, I'll
FRANCIS HUTCHINSON,
JOHN MOORE, 4
JOHN MYERS. i
BENJAMIN PETER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
NoIIcE.

HAvlNG disposed Of nv interest st the Mouth .
IL White River. would inform INV fricnds and the
public that have permanently located in this City,
and taken the four story 6re-proof Store. No. Eve
Fourcher street. doors from Poydras the purpose
susiN ESS. All Cotton, Toba eco, other Prcduce
consigned to ne for sale rerhpment, will be
ed BY insurance, unless Instructed the contrary
All Merchsnd'ze for re shipment, when practicable,
will be done without storage; but when necessary
store, shall be done the lowest possible rate All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attention; and from peraona ac-
quaintance and knowledge obtained by near Is
residence in the country feel confident that yonr
tercsts would be promotod much by my services as
any other house Feeling grateful for past favors,
hope by faithful prompt and strict personal atten-
tion in future to receive, and do solicit share your
patronage. MOSES GREENWOOD.
April ~, le44-lo
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
THE AAXAxaAa svTr-
sssIssss vrssss. ar "a. 5sas e y
Devotsd "a = n

.Ao A&oA0 12IZkHx !.
ssLEs vEsEss. AT vas 3aar -
Devoted to X13
DEMoCRATIc PRlNckrrs Wa
LccATfe ss We are. In tss centri ~ -s' -.
cratic poPuietion. who have 40 cs-ss -. ~
Rock. u is deemed highly inoo,ssss ~.
TINS chsacter should be pubisbs1' - -
neraily. Pessucss 49,
=, The undersigned. having purcls..d a.. .....s.3
Mr. Thomas Stcrne in tho =. ArkerSs ~ ~ y. ~ "
will hereafter publish Il a. democrsti
support the principles Of the party AZ ~
iected to carry them out. He wilt enScssas
party in this section Of tho State
ms exert'ons and industry will be used 10 +
me very latest intelligence, whether local -
abroad. He has engaged several efficient corr
oents IN the Indian country, and pledres h:m
give the earliest intelligence of border esepts.
Al who are devoted to the cause in which
embarked en- aro respectfully requested TO i'd hin
enortc to establish on permanent footing. = ~.
paper IN the " Far West"
IEsMs.-Three dollars per annum. in Al
Jour dofi1rs, IL not paid within six months.
Van Buren,. Ark. March 22d, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07

Linen MusquetO Netting, shell Comb, &c.
H ECEIVED per steam boat James Pitcher. Musquc-
n to Netting: Thread Gloves: Painted La WINS; Plaid,
striped and lace Musns thread and bobbinct Laccs;
Edqngs and Insertions; Cambric do. do; Linen Cam.
brjc French coIorcd Kid Gloves; silk Hose; Mohair
Mitts and Gloves; fine Irish Linens and Lswps-n
choice variety or Ladies' Shell Cembs; Psrasols. Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and variety OF Fancy Good
at the lowest possible prices. GEO. s, BRINE.
Fort Smith. Aug. LIST, lS44
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
Notice

VuNHE undersigned having purchased the Drug estab.
iisimcnt formerly belonging to Bell & Hanger, is.
no prepared furnish all nose that may call on him
The store will be attended by Dr. James Fosssn. who
can being . regular physician. prescribe Tor such a.
have not employed one. +. HA1GER.
Aurust 90 loll.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
A NEW THEORY AND TREATMENT
OF FEvERS,
BY John sappinston, NJ. d.

gVyHIS work treats Of that class Of FEvERs which
consttue nine-tenths of feper eqses affecting the
human famy and as it advocates treatment entirely
ner and and is designed and adapted more
pnrtculurly for family nae, viii he found 10 he most
roiable and ebe~p family Medical work. Price ~ 00
Tarcthe, with full supply n sapp'ngtns Fever pills
ssdaced prjces 4sec from the maker ind fer sale by
49, s{sz. NJ H-sA.. NJ MAYERS. DrxggisGs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
PAYABLE QUARTERLY

ENCOURAGEMENT Of Candidates, will be charged 4
ether advertisements.
Political circulars will bo charged as
No adrertisements Of gross abusive, personal ma
ture, will be published at any price
All letters must be post paid
Single copies sf The paper, l2I cents.
Ihe above terms will be strictly adhered 10.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
GRANDSON o. ROYSTON.

III AVlNG resigned the office of Attorney for the
Il State. Of the 9th Judicial Circuit. will for the fu.
ture attend the circuit courts Of said
the circuit courts of the counties Of Pulaski
and Chcot The Supreme and Federal courts at Little
Rock. and will attend to the collection securing
Of claims in any paE of the State. His address is ut
Washington. Hampstead county, Arkansas.
May, ls44.-l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TINE subscribers would respectfully inform the pu
j 'ic that they have Just started, and have ow
full operation a new line of lri-WeekIy,
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
From Memphis, Tenn, TO Madison, Ca, ria. Holly
Springs Salem, Ripley. and Jacinto, MISS: TuscunI.
ba. Decatur, Somervilfc. Warrenton, near Gunter's
old landing, Missionary Station, Ball Play, Ala; Rome,
Ca. to Madison, Ga. At Holly Springs, Miss. this line
South with the lines to Jackson, Miss North
with the line tn La Grunge Tenn; connecting North
with the line at Nashville Uia. Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss. At Decatur, connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala
and at Madison, Ga. with the great Southern and
Nnrthcrn Ra Road line to Charleston, South Carolina
portion of the above Line has recently gone in ope.
ration The proprietors intend sparng pains OK
pensc making this Line equal to any in the South
western country Their Teams and Coaches are not
surpassed by any. Their Drivers are steady, careful
and accommodating. ,Exert,on will be used to give
entire satisfaction those no may favor Il EN- with
their patronage. E
Time of Leauing Mempais-Mondays, Wednesday vs.
ound Fridays, ut half past 6. A. NJ.
SIMS & BROTHERS.
Proprietors of The nbope ine to Holly Spriags.
Memphis. Ten. July 4. ls43.-i6l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
PRODUCE STORE.

ME Subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
i the public that he has taken the brick baildng on
Main Street, door north of John Austin e. Co =
grocery store, where he will constantly keep on hand
Flour, Corn Meal. Corn, Butter, Eggs. Venson hams
Chickens, Vegetables Of all kinds, Honey, Dried Ap
pies, Dried Peaches, Turnips, and Potatoes All Of
which he will sell low for cash. A. M. BUSH.
March 16, 1914,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
BUS In ESS CARDS.

WILLIAM DAVIDSON. JoHN PARKRon
WILLIAM DAVIDSON e co.
cotton Factors Il COsss mission
Merchants,
No. 81 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
REFER To
Il Il. y: K. Sss".s.,y' s.a%", esa-' Sewer Co. Art..
Grandis"n d. Royston, Hampstead Co. Arks
A. +. Fhornton, Clark Co. Ark's.
Mcssrs Doak & Tins, Doaksville, Choctaw Nation
Scott White & Co.
Col Joan Drennen, IVAN Buren, Axis
Hon. G. w. faschal.
Col. l.. N. Clark, Morrison's Bluffs, Arks.
f. o. Alston, Esq, Spadra Bluff, Arks.
=: Z. Mcconnell, Esq. Pittsburg, johnson Co, Ark.
Morean Rose. Esq, Clarksville, Johnson Co. Ark.
Aug. 49, lS43-29 II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
TUE ARKANSAS lNTELLiCENCER
- PUBLISHED EVERY SATvrRDAy.

TUE ARKANSAS -1NTTLLiCENCER
= FUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY,
A. 1saEE pctlAss per year. m paid within six months
- Fovk Doa1Aas. If payment be delayed until after
that sin,s. 49,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For sqrarc of 10 lines. less FIRST insertion, orr
oolLAR, ind PITY for each coniinuanceover 10
lsues and ant exceeding IS, to be charged square
a"d BALI and in that proportion for oager advertise
ments.
when an individual account, at the shove rates.
amoSnh 70 70" and under slG0, discount Of IS per
9eats VII oe made, and when IL amounts to 500 or
norc discount Of 333 per cent but discount will
10 made~aerc payment delayed after the expiration
~ one no deduction will be made the legal
entertainments required to be published BY law.
All advertisements to be pld for ADVANCE or the
peymep. assumed by some responsible person.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
SADDLERY.

NADDLES, Brides. Collars, &c. &c. Just receive,
y and for sale low by AUSTIN & CLEGG.
lime l5 1R44, .sa ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07

Toilet and Fancy Articles,
NOMPRiSlNG Ha- Oils. Pomatums, Cologne, Tooth
OBrushes. Soaps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes. Ra-
zors Pus in boxes for ladies. Coarse and Fine Combs
Colo Cream, &c. for sale by A. M. BUSH.
March I6, lS44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07

Notice.
j. of ,h. s"..s. snsa mas received from the Clerk
rx~. vs.ds souu'y. ne iax Book Of l644--is
~ y. =. 'I0sve .axes' and the citizens Of the
y ,Go,s ,''s,.'eo' ~ 'nat ne will call upon
-Ae o August, when se hopes
a. ~, ens 70 settle up.
- 0ELL, SAerif
...:syEs s-.~fyC C.
~ HlHk1s wings, ss
~ ~ sivs l&ncfican Gpm the ~
s4 hoi a. <fashai The dry sbQaId esers,r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
PONTOTOC HOUSE.

MEMPHIS, tennessee.
RA THIS establishment on the corner Of Main
E:ssE3 and Winchester Streets and opposite the
lSsisE43 City Hotel, opened by the subscriber
AzA on the first day OF July last, for the rccep-
ton Of Travellers and Boarders, at the following
BOARD. per year, - $3.50 %
Do per month, l2 SO
Do with lodging, 90 90
Do per week, with lodging, &c 90
Do per day., IL 90
Single meal, 37t
Man and horse. per day, Il so
Horse per month, ~ 90
single iced, 20
GFrhis establishment is supcrintended by Gen. r.
C. McMAEIN, SO extensively and favoraby known by
the travelling community. WILLIAM HACK.
Memphis, May 1874 -I6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
To Claimants,
tn o NJ As S. BRYANT.
Late Of the y. s. Army.)
A G EN- T FOR CLAIMS.


WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
"|lLL attend to all business connected with the
w various Departments of tho General Govern.
ment, especially Chectaw. Chekasaw, Creek and Che.
rokee claims and of all Of Dsbursing Agents
or officers of the United States.
Land and Bounty claims will also engage his special
attention.
From his extensive acquaintance with business of
the above nature he is confident Of giving every salts
faction TO those who may require his services having
full access to all of information in relation
thereto.
Letters postage paid business, to the above ad
dress, will receive prompt attention.
REFERENcE.
S.,, Sss <! Il sss.s... m.:s..' Fort Smith, ARK.
sri"fs' mai s. ssrnss Srs,sas co.. Little Rock, Ars
GEO. w. CLARKE. Esq. Tan Buren, Ark.
GRASDIsoN ID. RoYsrSS. ESQ.,, Warrington, Ark.
Maj. w. ARMSTRONG, Choetap Agent.
Col. A. M. UrsuAw, Chiekasap agent.
Gov. A. YELL.
v. B. TINS, Esq. n,.y =,
September I, ls44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07

The esprit Of The Times" is well known through
cut the country the acknowledged "Chroncle the
Turf. Field sports etc., that is deemed necessa.
to 60 int any detail of its peculiar characteristics