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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
OUR FIRST IPAer

,o';.. ,S'efs Ieadhs article o. Our FRS, oase II
3, rS',Ds IS schemes # ne Loco Focos co 81.
4, - 80 : 'nelr methods Ofspresefviug .he III;
lake Wing money. and ch... $50 'nsir men q
Nov, in The rst plac. -. 80. sne glEer of III
ney 70 beslop as 6y;5,, 80 .,A'ss nave no mo-
opinion Il Il, n.or,. aoa '.sy haveza better
Democracy hsr. 49, 80 ne leaders be ire
mpuden, sssu !, ~. 80 leaders 60 upon The
pie are enfnpibi. andi,h. s'gh q ne PEG
yarn lhsn asainsf bribers 'iss0is undertake g
Noiicethe directions (. 81
.Sg :. aaafl Senator walksr) q pIase ank
snanst' Thus kould n H. y 1hisemen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
Hon. A. II. II. STUART,
.4t Hnpsrs- Zen

! rh;.u.p,lemsn addressed The people At Harpssrs-
80 ~ Thursday night last. 10 his usual able and
s.,,,,s.,.,;v. STYLE. Tin positions were such Al
a.,I 81, f.ilto have weight with qvery candid and
...s.;,,;,;eed man. Who would give them ir con-
.',l.rs.,oO. The speech was received with high aP-
prob4tion.
a.,,,l.nd IefTstson. The Eisrpers4ferry Glee Club
fenl;rsned he occasion vi1h their Zoe songs Ans'
.Seerh, Mr.. Stuart escorted ~ large dele.
80, sf friends To Charlesiora, sbO ported viii
s;m I, -. lodgings. about Il o'eiotk, =, Mr. G. w
apsous after giving him three tines three cheers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
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ARE you READx7
.defion, .aetto,,, 3Eesfon


Tdyour po,is. friends. Yoa3ars nov &c work,
YORK vigilaaily and lsboriously -,sufer nothing
10 ashnl or inpsie yon- brace ysprselres for
he elbsest- gise every energy sou PsTess 70 tbe
eaaknishnens 81 Wing yFincipiss-a4d de most
,,o6bDs vietosy yoa ever achieved suts, yen.
a. ek.,r bret e s vailed 10 rs 10 irun pelsnss.
~ Iusari., Of ssetess. Join "a Ihs rescue. sNa
,avs sosif eoanlF5 from he spoilers hand Lei
v,fiiais bat gre her-EleciOysl vote for HENRY
CLAY. and il Win b a legacy e fame moss
vsidple sad IsrabIe. han al The gold youI
ehiIjet can Shelit ston you. Ths triumph
Of SSsis priseksss Is The establishment { Ane.
ticab Fr)nciplss The honofed instruments,
cLAY / FRELIArGHUKsEsf! I
Mines that ere InobIeS;-endearea TO every
llovl OF the cherished ihs,i,utiOnsof eur Govern
tmeIa TheirseatIuepts the ssme.ihesr principles
as Hufr, a. ,hOss 81 he Pstiode Sasfs ofthe Re-
voltlion Thsy are men aho havt been iried ia
The balance md noi fund wsrsis--usn whose
lin,JleeSsfcspacilies are boupsl.ss .-+men sho
for bflnnsss or purpose and s9Iendor'of ability
<fs feafctly equalsedf-men OWL carry cur
Icoa4ify to The highest pinOscle sf glory and
prosperity men whose hne ills the civilized
ved1l
II .fefisns nhsn EREEME.y. ~
!" NoW's the day snfnops lhe hour y
Give your county a least one day Of good
service Vote eslly yufself, and see that aei,h-
er Fpur sanguine nssteglIgenf neighSor remaans
afhSme! Al eyeEyklection here are nam Tto
are pegileshl sf thff. Interests and stay avty
FROM the pole. Segmeng Of Ibis character, and
bring them Out pevsrSa man inteads to vote,
lei him Go il now
Whigs be sciVe. be industrious. perseveIe,
and me Day is Oars +" Virginia SilFnot disc an
her con !" Br electoral vote can be carried BY
proper exeruSps, -let not Jefferson County. the
pride Of Virginia, be backward ia her: duty Let
her pot fsIeri Spsrs. oh spare, Old Virginia,
HE eternal shane Of casing her electoral vote
for James K. pix after having given her votes
for So many ofhtr own illusinous sonsI Vigilance
hen is rsquired-redouble your exeTtiens-bu,
, f.~ days are lei ere the ecn.esi;is decided,
md woe 70 Virginia f she prove herself no.
EorIhy Of 50 eierious a spn 4, Recrsanlgio The
ond hopes Of The country!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
HIsstNa 4 FIeunk

10 stPL. 1890, de Riehno,a irer put
forth sanslins calculation. q rrss,asn.
% esuli, ard upon The fsIib hspy Of Inc
IN said:
fGenersl Harrison e. be certain 2
nee than 80 elections les Eiin . re-
son.ble prospect, Of ikI3,ne more
msiing in 81 ninsi ypzs 'ao1' Of q
sieiiioa bfiy-ssvs9 !. -, an
The result vas - -. I .I'lls nor :
= Housh. and VI Is. 81. 2 80 II
.es'ota. sPiek sonPlsls,5 rsrsr What |
p lads, q p.e~-s e such facls,
Z a''s1 siaimed 20 maj: for
~ Tin y y missed y cure bJ 56OU.
e slai1 a 4 s'a's ey sxsciJ ses7 Hit
e W 9a5 7 % $50. I'D lately a.
p, y hfs.sH thoussnd, what res.
fo Virginia - = 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

+ II any alteration 10 this might De JUS.
tilted. il would be .oPut Georgia and Lou
isiana amang The certain Tor Mr. Clay,
and Arkansas with the dou0ffuk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
rArR CALCULATION.

Wehsys heretofore been cautious a.
bout calculations on The general result.
because We bad an aversion to being in-
strumentsl in misleading persons Who
might be disposed 70 risk their money %
the contest. Ws.now present the est.
mate Of two distinguished Virsinisns,
whose opportunities Of arriving at correct
results haze been equal 10 those Of any
men 10, the country. They would not
wilfully deceive,
whole Number Of Electoral votes e7s
Necessary 70 q choice I3s I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
REyENUE TAX OF is4s.

Remember, it's The payment Of tbs fsx .na'
en,i,les Inc voter 10 exercise hisrieht on Mon
day next. This was the rule in 1870, as deeid-
eJ 81 die Attorney General, Whole opinion was
| rennb lished last week. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

Gan you supper, lanes K. Pols r.
voted against laying duty d SID psr
PAT g foreign Boots and Boolses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
Put Your Names on your TicAeis.

Ut 1UNT sFuHI0S W -
Be sure 10 write your name on The back
Of your ticket before you hand il in. Be
careful tia, no alteration in names has
been made on the face Of ii. Spurious
tickets may be put in circulation. j. and i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
FREE PRESS.
vIRGINIANs
Strike ron VICTORY

- -
wei .ow sush positive information = )
.,.blk a .rrure our readers hal ahe gfea. ans
impoftsn,ssss of New York. With hes -, :,
sis EIsstsuiIl eOstlibuse % sTeil ne ss's'
victor, MOI 1ai.ing iAs g Iaass- M,
4 cortesudeus, from v1A' y s's nv =
"a s-gss. Ne Ihus; ,,a. -.
~ uIalny shs 80 . s0's1e' Peg :,
~ x ~, T.n T-.'and majority, and q
III p e - slough 81 diminisleii
De'ss me % bss.e.'h
"s10'''y - orb is dscisiveof .be cob
N so'eo1 ssc.ye may ask. in the Ian.
4 ssss and az esdA Dr.tor. win y,rr;,;, l. =
gssge Or estates - i. - 10. S
NJ her = ne hrst ofice oftbs B-rdblic fbe
ofvgAN Lisieg sons. vitodt asserting her
.lsasfe y g noble 20 AZ Of gratitude and
Wings of Jelkrson. M, =. -, answer fox.
you. ma. e e As you are concerned, DosAing
saail Dc leii qeAone, which becomes frsemen; to
giss FlEglnlsh share ID h. sIpsioas wn,k 49,
Push on seolumn, thea let no msn faint
OF falier onts vay-side. Let the full poll OF
the County given. and The satisfaction Of hay
ing dose yesl do,y to re fullest extent viii 20
with JOd thr4gh life, and cheer you on through
al pseissiiudel
% this s1bj@ the Richmond whig says: sis
there VirgjnialWhg, who does not feel burn
iug and absoTbink vish,. amounting almost 10
Paisian, 10 see viRluia vote for Mr.. Clay, he
cruelty siandered, DE viIeiy persecatsd-her H. |
'nssrous and peerless son. whose services are I'M
Iivalled, exesptby washinsion-s, Such is the
Iesltns which pervades the Wings here. and ss
sope throughout YirElnia.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
Csntral Cav Club.
il6n iEe Gle clgs 'S1'''s va

0The Wi6ehessr Re.shl;..
si.lsnenl,on tie so.ho,ir' ' -, eeshfms ihs
selves. sha, Tie bel y ssoo !, 'as parties HEM
Baltimore By Loco. ). p.',s '''s'y sent from
REQ b Dsnocra,. rho 49, s,se'sse, vas =,
-, . eng they nov refuse 10 s.lr 81, =.
~ !. 'ne anosn. for iess lhal iir. p,r -, =.
o.e !, = .asn'ef Iee Yifsinian. aboul $500 s,s,o
ooo being q he s<rsiee of Il. wa. ss' s'o +.
's~Ss az Dusef0d rsylots baa,sr z sto az g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
L.aTEST!
LOcOfOcOisHls a. AbOlltl0mlsm
combining 10 Defeat the
Will OF the People !

Oas IL HE latest Schemes Of The
Trading Politicians, Is tasa opsa = ias
folloping article from re .Nsso YORK
Tribune Comment Is unnecessary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
Hea,. george Washington /,

Ds .gsn q an address made BY the
Domestic nsAtx for the promotion q
ioniHade. on bis aces Gen. Washing.
dency, in April. 1889, The Io.ibe presi-
marks - - !.
~, =! ne rRoMoTIox OF DOMESTIC MAKur Ac<rsRsss
W." T. ny conception, be among The rIRsr corsr.
fron, 'ar men may naturally be expected 10 how
rom ~ energetic Government. For mxselr Nh.
ing e. eqnat regard for the prosperity ii he PAR
fhAnISG and MAsUrAcTURINa inieresls wiz
my ooserse that cannot conceive he tension 81
me latter far IS il may afford Employment u
g,ss, anmoer ofhands which would Be otherwise r
-, manner ldie) Gamble detrimental TO The former
Wpose opinions best cofnport with the
sentiments Of rhe Father of bis Country
nsnry Clay'so Or James K. Polk'ss These
rers me principles expressed BY The
.aneEf o. The Constitution and The He.
yes q 'he Revolution. Remember his
w y syougo to the polls on MONDAY newt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

-. = - - - |Nll 0IUnor a. n. -
~ n sss nleased g learn. that ,bs Il,
~ peea.nsp. who hss been .s. 80 s.oes
Rs>so IoE cone iine -, ,oes,y
- y - - r'feRg ko6ss - ' -
~;''l. - oenet55S $500 .. ..'e'-
s.'o;el: . hssifb sns .. = '.s' 3,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
E,olk .gdrtcc 10 Birneyttes !.

u The Wayne County (PaJ Herald con-
iains the following appeal to the Adolf
,iionists for support -
IL" If the Abolitionists wish to cultivate
and sustain j. truly Chrisiian and liberal
policy towards the AFRICAN RACE,
Within our borders, let them SUPPORT.
the Nominations Of The Democratic Pdrts,
JAMESlKl Polk aud George NJ. DALLAS
Mil Bifaey1 IS A DEMOCRAT, and a
worthy man but be can never be elected
President Lei The votes intended 10 s6e
CASTOR him be cast for Polk and Dallas,
and the anti slavery men will at least
have the consolation of reffeciing tl-as they
have not aided by their votes, either di-
recily pr indirectly. in elevating Henry
Clay. their greatest and worst enemy, 10
power r.
VlRfTNIANs Do you moi perceivs. a
Pre concerted and systematic coalition a.
the North, between the Locofocos and
A4AbOlitionists Take warning in time
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

Tnss Birney Abortion papsrin Syf..
c c,s ?, New York, is edited BY a Loco
fOCo Wdo issues Polk Locotoco pa0sr
rom RON lhe same office. OF course Mr.
GiAy and The Wings have to suffer some
tnoush' not worse, than from the Emanci.
pa'or' Albany Patriot. Christian Freeman.
and other organs Of The Abolition Party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

-. = -; 80 = ! sisEll Egi4ia
5s.Si 'aS w e'as Ridge sbsse iIio" s;., I'M
ss ,N' : ms promise you ih;.' svS.aoa =
Z ~ s.ssa Of ns, 10 do s&w.u enere
y \ .o1v We WILL 10 Rrr We 1id
.un ,S;. 80 ~. iogsihes d Ioi.s5,s sss
ic,s, ~, -. nns Celebrate q. e,f,'s.' 'e.sei
sse' won = Nag -s'' civil 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
ruE MUM CANDIDATE.

e..,;nv "a Mr.. PolkNs refusal 10 respons
In fotetttob ~ - - slrlrrEFx - ~
10 questions put % ss ;s % ihs subject Of III.
- - ,R;ehmoaa WIKI says.-s
ts.,a r ,ns !. 'h,shlv Republican, and mos
e,oais &c !. Nerd lsciiiv
4 shall lose Vote ; = you. gentlemen .
for de T.r;g o - 10 = DE- M say an
d = 'os son'b If Say am az , ;o.s
. lSs South s issy % ~ PoF.io !. eligible
81 s, e rsnnsylvsnia they fi;nE I s. .Ss
= =. 20 EXCUSE me, % a AN
40, m. 'g = Fo'k : pracsiealilsnsuae.,
!, =. .n'. s's very act. more dsc;.;ss
go .uy language can Be Iel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

g%JAMEs G. BIRNEY is running at the
same time for President % he Abolition
ticket. and for the Legislature On the Lo-.
cofoco ticket, and is to be Voted for on
both tickets at the same Election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

3 NAo uOted Against .4aneratioa ,
~ seyen Of the most prominent memper.
y zoe LOcofoco party voted against 4,ba
Ratification Of The treaty for the Anns
.n noe = Texas. Msssfs Allen, A,bsr,a -
p Dsnion' Fairfield. Niles, Ts0 ,1st'On !
wight All 81 them distiasa ppsa, :. ana
ign u the confidence Of he Toca. -
party. Gov. Fairfield received :
q The votes Of the Democrats N., 10Y
conventiOn for the vice prs. a., ss''0nai
aOOssqpenily, silas Wright rses;v.a ~, ~
Unanimous yoie1oi The same boSS g.. 20. me
-. same office And now, M, VIZ; ,al 'ns
!. ne Democratic lAuii.Tezss1 n. '.ga, =
2 :. lne Democratic party q Nsw as yssn
WIS, wnsFe' The hanbug of Texas 9 ! ttssssq
with derisiOn. BY tiiata,.u,u,' 8
What a jewel "a fs'h ths
Enquirer, the juni ~ 80
member Of til 49,. 1870
e. =, 49,. 49,. Nd Texas questions. the
- 'ps On 1oN rides, according %
5slancss. Their prineipz<s are Re.
lated b. latitude and Longitude
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and

ofMe House Of Representatives:
In conformity with the constitutional require
men!, and with my own promise recently made, |
present you my views upon several subjects of
public interest.
The communication Of my immediate predeces-
sor, embodyng most of the subjects within your
probable sphere of action, and coincding in the
main, with my own opinions, leaves me compare.
lively little TO say. either in the suggestion ofne
subjects, or in the discussion of those already
before you.
invite your attention in the first place. to the
affairs of tho Bank of the State of Arkansas, an
act, for the liquidation Of which, was passed at the
last session Of the General Assembly, and approved
January 3lst, lS43.
So far as that act intended to withdraw from
circulation an unsound, uncertain and greatly
deprecated currency, the object has been, to a
great extent, accomplished for but few of the no,es
Of the Bank are, the present time. to be met in
ordinary business transactions; the mast Of the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
From the Arkansas Banner.
FLECTlON TABLE.

The following Table exhibits the names of the
members Of the ensuing Legislature of this State,
and the counties which they severaly represent.
Those in Haiics are Wigs. The others are all
Democrats, or were elected as such. Those indi-
Gated by an = were members of the last Iegsla-
ture. The others are all new members. Those
indicated by are gains to their respective parties.
By observing these indications, in examining
the table. the loss gain of each party, since the
last elections will be seen, at once, and their pre-.
sent relative strength. .s..
All the Senators elect are in the table. The
Representatives of one county. Newton, has not
yet been ascertnined; but will be added soon as
received, so as to make the table complete. The
table vii! he continued in our columns for a few
weeks for convenient reference.
... SENATE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
Aseat. .or the Arkansas intel,igencer.

y Akohss Tor the Arkansas intetiigencer.
A. Harris, and NJ. I>uval, Fort Gibson.
.,is Spears and l.. DeLano. Park Hill, C. Nation.
Strain. Fayetteville. Ark.
ssntagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
nii q. Newton, General Agent.
puH pes ster, HiIs.orough, Arks.
'piN Jones, Cherokee p. o. Oh. Nation.
y 1laster, Kedron.
~ hHtchynn. Eagetown Choctaw Nation.
fiis Johnson, Fort Washita.
,ilf Love, Chckasaw District.
sd.. M. Jones, Boggy Depot,
c. g. Goodng. Fort Towson.
D. Folsom, and John Penn. Doaksville.
VIM. Riddle and J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam.
~ I& M Mayors, Fort Smith.
II ,muel Adams, ClarksviIle.
7, Ffail, and Post Master, Little Rock.
10 ster, Pleasan, Hill.
krt Aston. Spadra.
Towers, ClarksvilIe.
A. Howell, Norristown.
'.'---ss, Dover.
E N. Floyd, Danville.
"a 3ngs. P. M. Lewisburg.
~ ,s, an, Rock Row.
", irrol, Belmont, Miss.
rex q Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
4, Sheafe, New Orleans.
t54 h'on, Spencer Academy.
ter, Bentonvile.
iT= titcholl, Carrolton.
Sire; hogan, Boonvile.
". Franklin Co.
tHnore, Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
"roy. Horsehead.
e1,s, Howell, Norristown.
Fsat ter, Lewisburg.
n. skttsschel, Post of Ark's.
n,strong, Nashville. Ten.
H..eg 5'-Ison, Huntsville, Ark.
Pos,mn.ser, Sylvia.
J. e. Ptman, Sweet Home.
G. Perkins and DR.. w. N. Anderson, Greek
Agency.
Jno Carlton. Washburns Prairie No.
b. T. DuYal, nardaneite Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
LEGisLATIv4: COMMITTEES.

EGiSLAfiVE COMMITTEES.
loving s,arding Committees were ap.
n IS TIE SENATE:
.Tfieiary.-Messrs. Trimble, Yell and
'itors ami 1reasury.-Messrs. Banks,
ell and Newton.
Buiidings.-Messrs. Ficklin, Clark,
aiiia.-Messrs. Clark, Neely and
d BiNs.-Messrs, Mitchell, Walker
al lmproremenfs.--Mossrs. Nicely,
Kenn.
A:~---Messrs- McCamy. Trimhle.
es and Neely.
observation-disclosures. Irwin, Yell
md Means.-Messrs. Gaines, Clark
ials.-Messrs. Walker. Maxwell, Tr-
an.
$ and County Lines. Messrs. Pei
I'd Stell.
lture.-Messrs. Black, Henderson
-Messrs. Smith, Trimble, Maxwell.
y, Nee!y and Ficklin. .
Maxwell. ..
OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Doris, Mayors, Sumner, Riggs,
,aeR
Mans.-Logan, Hammond, Collins,
er Scott, and Browne Of Sewer.
filings. Bertrand, Berry, Parks.
'str and Oliver.
ps, llightower, Fowler, Duvall.
ePndence. Burke, Sutton and Steel.
Strain, Bankhead, Booker, Culver,
non, Mccoy, Ward, Simpson, and
FIeld, Hays. Miller, Hughes, Rob.
ard StubbIefeld.
Sreenwood, Bertrand, and Gull
sVNanty Lines.-Crofr, Gray, Har-
yHtl,Hoages.
~ 1n lTeasurer's Book's.-Wilson of
bitmore, and Physic.
,''7 Hdwell, Fowler, Greenwood,
,uIh, Floyd, Lambert, Strain and
c..-iarshall, Blackwell. Birney,
ely lok, Clark Of Green, Franks,
~
r =, sutton Wilson of Johnson, Sanders.
81, s-s2wn tSever.
I'm opesenis.-Trapnall, Culver, Bill
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
SENATE.


Washington county, *Mark Bean, Robt Mecca
my.t
Benton and Madison counties, *Jobn Walker.
Carroll and Newton counties. *W. c. Mitchell.
Senrcy and Marion counties. J. d. Shaw.
lizard, Van Buren, and Fulton counties. Jesse
Gamer.
Lawrence county. *John S. FickIin.
Randolph and Green counties. *Wm. Black.
Crittenden and Mississippi counties. Peter G..
Rives.t
St. Francis and Ponsett counties. &C. Neely.
Phillips county. Miller Irwin.
jackson, White and Monroe counties. David
Maxwell.
independence county. Charles E. elham t
Jefferson, Arkansas and Dcsha counties. *Ja's
Yell.
Chico,, Bradley and Union counties. *.Tohn
Clark.
Ouachita and Clark counties. IT. c. Hudson.
Hcmpslead county. *WiNiam TrimJke.
Sewer. Lafayette and Pike counties. Joseph
w. McKeane.
Hot Spring, Saline and Montgomery counties
Samuel w. Reyburn.
Pulaski coanly. Thomas W. Neuton.
| Crawford county. Hans Smith.
Pope and Yell counties. *John Williamson.
Johnson county. Moreau Rose.
Conway and Perry counties. Dennis @. Ste
Il.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
COUNTIES.
Arkansas. Harris Cross.
Bradley. Elas l.. Dowdy.1
Benton. "A. b. Greenwood. Robert Hubha rd.
Conway. Jos. J. S mmons. iona than Ha rdin I
Crawford. John S. Roane, "A. G. Mayors,
VIM. J. Duvul.
Carroll. - Burnev. - Clarke.
Criltendcn. *7Aomas NJ Collins, (no oppos-
ton.
Clark. Josa;,h Grnv -Iz.lli~r. -o,crns.
Chicot. Wilford Garner.t-
Dcshn. William II. Sutton.
Franklin. John ~. S,eele1 O. B. Aston.
Fulton. - Wells.
Green. G. b. Croft. James Clark.
Hampstead. IIezckiah Smith, T. NJ. r.
Bankhead.
Hot Spring. Philip S. Physic.
lndepcnpence. NJ. Clark.t *B. Ba,cman, NJ.
w. Battimore.
Iznrd. Thomns Riggs.
jefferson. NJ. W. Dorris.i (no opposi,ion.)
Johnson. W. w. Floyd, James B. Wilson,
jackson. Geo. B. Cromwell, NJ. B. Mccoy.
James B. Brown.
Lafayette. John O. Hightowcr.
Lawrence. A. A. Simpson, w. B. Marshall,
J. B. Hammond.
Monroe. J. b. Lambert.t
MautSOn. JOnn y. GUNNER, II. Y. lSerry, GcO.
w. Sarders, Jr.
Marion. A. G.. Robcrtson.t
Mississippi. w. l.. Ward.t
Montgomery. John Shipp.
Newton. (Not heard from.)
Ouachita. Col. Foster.
Pulaski. C.P. Bertrand, A. Focler,f F. W.
Trapnn1Lt
Phillips. F. B. Culver. *EIisha Burke.
Pope. James Logan, Samuel NJ. Hays.t
Pike. - Hughes.
. Perry. VIM. Russell.
Ponsett. Richmond Hall.
Randolph. VIM. Mitchell, VIM. Stubbefcld.
Sovier. P. R. Booker. Henry X. Brown.
Saline. Charles Caldwell.
Scott. Miles T.. Scott.
Searcy. lsham Hodges
81. Francis. B. NJ. G. Blackwell. Elisha
Frnnks.t
Union. *Albert Rnst.
Van Buren. William Olive.
Washington. T. Wilson, |. Strain, J. Bill
lingsly, L: c. Blokemore,t Charles MiIler.t
White. John Cook. ....
Yell. William J. Parks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07
FeM IL lK;r

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4 ihe.7 Vices aud Babies
- rs. ,fol.nc Spartan, furnishes
oa,c.t ,ssing account ofthe Sia-
oilas ives and two babies. The
a M
'nwaro that some few years since
.ins, Chang an Eng, retired from
and settled down in Wilkes coun-
You will also recollect that du-
e was published in some Of the
{ they had married two sisters.
treatsd,s hoax by some Of the
Inclined 10 think that public opin'
20 swinawere, living in a state OF
u To ny surprise find that
Is a laeral fact. and that these
racterstre married men. Mrs.
Z Fe well known to several of my
lances, ard nre snid' to be very
rious. Zach of the ladies' has
ocular .lord" with an heir, in
2, fat. bouncing daughter!
png and Eng, with their wives
mplate masking tour through
ear OF two. The twins enjoy
Ire very lively, laxative. and
2s md will doubtless prove more
81 ciiys in their second lou, than
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-07

Mr. James Birney Marshall, ex editor, has becn
appointed United States Nnil Agent at Louisville,
in the place Of S. n. Brown. ESQ. deceased.
Double Barrcled.-A Chinese having been is'
tvoduced TO an American who were boots. report
ed that the gen,lema stood up in two Little eaih-
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