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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
EXECUTORS, SALE.

an MONDAY. the nth of the present month. " ran
" fnu the neyt fair day, we will proceed 70 SELL az
d.rra,ed par of his Household and Kitchen Furnl-
- consisting Of several excellent Feather Beds, BED
srat.. Chairs, &c. Aso fine Male, and one OF TWO
good work Horses, a first rate Mich Cow, ana some
stock will he sold at the same time and place.
i,15- Terms made known on the day of sale.
ELIZABETH GARDNER, ExecutrIx,
and GEO. WM. GARDNER,
Executor Of Miles n. Gardner, deceased.
r. All persons having claims against the Estate OF
Miles, H. Gardner deceased, requested Ia make them
known 70 the subscribers, without delay.
+ GARDNER, ENecutrx,
and G. w. GARDNER,
NJ, i-c4 Executor Of NJ. Fl. Gardner, deceased.
u POSTP0NEMENT.-The above sale is postpon-
eirnti f,iher notice Nov. IA IL
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SALE.
THIS celebrated Stone, never-taing pre-
i ventive Of Hydrophobia, and an effectual
cure Tor the bites Of venomous snakes, spiders,
&c. is offered for sale privately by The subscriber.
1t is believed that money can be invested in no
more profitable manner than in the purchase OF
this Stone, as it may now be bought for one-halt
of the amount il has yielded in one year 10 its
former proprietors. II not sold privately before
that time, ii will be sold al public auction on the
ID MONDAY in January, lS4G, Chat being
Caroline Court day,) at the Bowling Green, the
county seat of Caroline county.
TERMs-Six months credit, The purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved security.
A. BROADDUS, Jr., Agent
Nov S-ctds for Samuel Anderson.
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A CARD

The subscriber, through The means Of Mrssrs. w. &
q. H. GORDON, finds himself able Offer To his old
friends and aequanances In the country his best aien-
ton TO their interest In the sale Of produce particularly
for the last twenty-five years, part of which tiue he
has been manufacturer, semmer and stripper and he
asks to be remembered in the distribution Of their
favors. II, B. MONTAGUE.
No,- Elm
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EyEcUTOR,s SALE OF SLAVES.

EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES.
ny virtue of a decree of the Circuit Superior Court
ID OF Law and Chancery, for the county of Hanover,
pronounced on the 10th day of October, ls45 In the
SUIT of John Christians Executor against Virginia and
Others We the undersigned, will offer for SALE nj pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, al aylos-
vlle in the county Of Hanover, nn "Wednesday, the
10th day Of December next If fair II not the hrst iar
day thereafter likely Slaves belonging the Estate
uf the late John Christian deceased, consisting of two
men, one Of whom is good Wagner, the other good
Grist and Saw Miller, and coarse Carpenter, two
Plough BOYS, three Women, and the balance are Boys
and Girls. .
The undersigned take pleasure in recommending the
above Slaves persons wishing to Porcase Tor nef
avn use az they are mostly young and likely, and un-
der good characters. -
FRANCIS BLUNT Executors of
Nov 7-cwtis JOHN CHRISTIAN, deceased.
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New COmmissiOn House.


TINE subscribers having this day associated
j. themselves in business under the style and
Arm of
WINFREE & SHEPPARD,
for the transaction solely Of General Commits
sion Business, offer their services 10 The public
for the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will be made on
produce in hand, when desired. They have
taken The house recently occupied by Gibson &
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House.
SAM. WiNFREE,
J. Nj. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, October 4-deolm&c2m
The Lynchhurg Virsinian, Petersburg INTEL
igencer, Charlottesville Advocate, Danville Re-
porter, Carksville Herald and Raleigh Register,
win insert the above one month, send US copy
OF the paper containing it, and toward their &C
counts 10 this Office for collection. w. 4 s.
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PenitemtIary Brogaes.

000 PAIR Tor sale at lower price
t,OOO than they have ever before been
offered in this market. Farmers and manufac-
'aiers are requested to call and examine.
JONES e. WINSTON,
ocl 3S-cim Below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

p TAYLOR and others, Us BEVERLY sfDNOR:
j. In Blnkmp,cy-In the District Court for the East
i. District OF Virginia e a..
r,rhanue Bauk of Virginia, ahnut eight h'nsand doi-
, 10 the er dit Of this SUIT which ssuieci for asti
r,on at the next term OF the Court, among The creui
+, OF The said Beverly Sydnor ,,,,,,,
-. ar SpeciaI Assignee OF Bey. Sydnor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

Yesterdays National InielligenceT, alluding 10
the Libel case against Ex-Governor Thomas, in
the Washington Circuit Court, says:
1.-THE proceedings in the Libel case were re-
.umed Yesterday morning soon after the opening
Of the Court Gen. Waller Jones having sub
United an affidavit setting forth the grounds on
which he prayed continuance Of the case, The
Court, on due deiberalion, after hearing the Dis.
trict Attorney and P. R. Fendall, Esq, in opposi-
ton 10 the motion, decided 10 continue The case
until the next term Ex Governor Thomas and
the Hon. Senator Benton were both present dn-
ring these proceedings. The Courtroom was
densely crowded"
The Baltimore Patriot states, that on Monday,
Mr.. Benton, his three daughters, Gov Mcdowell
and lady, of Virginia, all witnesses summoned
BY the defence, except Mr.. Benton, were in the
Court. room.
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cTnI1NToE LAW SCHOOL,

SIAUNlON LA w SCtlOOL.
rEyHE subscriber intends continue his Law School
Il at Staunion. The next session, corresponding In
Its commencement and duration with the six pre-.
cedinr. win commence on the Goth day Of November
next and terminate on the goth day Of March following
Fee for instruction, SEQ, payable in advance.
II s very desirable TO the undersigned that those who
intend 10 apply for admission should do by letter,
personally, by The 18th Of November next.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

IN The argument, as in the meeting, were against
Mr.. Bolls-and the final vote, OF about 10 /, eI-
pressed The sense OF our city, not only in favor oil
The Railroad, in preference 10 a Canal, (Mr. b.
concurrins in Mai,) bul that there was no salts
factory reason presented Tor any change in the
views expressed at the last meeting.
One sentiment seemed TO animate alike all %ho
spoke-the necessity OF harmony and comp:o-
mise-a disposition 10 yield To the wishes OF
others, in the effort 10 secure our own objects
And here we beg leave 10 express our concur
renee in the liberal views Of Mr.. Lyons, in regard
10 The Northwest. If we cannot make road VI
outlet 10 market for them, lei them have it from
any other quarter.
II Col. Crozet be right, that they cannot de-
scend from their enormous mountain heighllo the
valley of Little Kanawha, bu, must strike some
higher point on The river, and thence lay down
line 10 an Eastern market, it does seem 10 us un-
reasonable 10 fnte, il it were possible, the trade
of the Northwest, down TO the Great kanawha,
and thence across 10 James River even il our
central line were made. But in the absence OF
that work, we would not be the dog in the manger.
We say, TOO, TO our fellow citizens in Richmond
and on the central line, We should dispe The delu-
sion which is abroad that We go for no improve
ment which looks not 10 ourselves; that We are
asking SO much the Stale cannot meet our
wishes and others 100. No we are willing 10 be
taxed for eyeryjust and proper improvement, and
when that spirit is acknowledged abroad the rays
Of sympathy may converge from The distant
counties, and The eye Of jealousy be averted.-
Live and lei live, should be our motto, in con-
templating The works of internal improvement;
and harmony and compromise, so much desired,
would give us all we should ask. We go for the
central improvement, and for that 10 the South
West; and as We can do nothing for the North
West, 10 the name OF peace and good will, lei
them help themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
TN CHANCEkY.-ViRG In the SUPERB
i or Court of Chancery for The Richmond Cir
cult:

TN CHANGER e. f1RGiSlA:-In Inc SUPERB
i or Court of Chancery for The Richmond Cir
cult:
Thomas Diddep, Plaintiff:
against
Jane c. Henshaw, execu!rix of Edward Hen
shaw, deceased, Jno. S. Ellis, lale Sheriff of Hen
rico county, and, as such, administrator de bonis
non Of Patrick Coutts, deceased, Hudson Brett
administrator de bonis non, with the will annex
ed, of Jane Couils, deceased, (dead,) revived in
The name Of Joseph Allen, administrator, Sophia
Cou,ts, Jane N. Coutts, Edward c. Mayo, Thos.
T. Boulder, dead, revived in the name of Wood
Bouldin, James Winston, Asa Oils, VIM. D.
Wren, Sergeant oflhe city OF Richmond, and adj
minislrator OF Samuel McCraw, deceased, and
George Greenhow, Defendants:
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, 9th September, lS45.
An order of Court in the above case having
been handed to me for action ihereupon, The par
ties named and interested in it are hereby mott
fed that have appointed Monday, the Isl day of
December, next ensuing for me TO commence on
The duties enjoined on by the said order, when
they are required to attend, in this office, al 10
o'clock, A. NJ, duly prepared with such docu-
ments and papers as will enable me to fulfil these
said duties.
n1k la
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Richmond, 4,h November, is45-estt

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE
FINDER the authority of Deed Of Trust from the
7 ia,e Brnjaulin Harrison OF Berkeley, in Charles
riy County, and Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
GCud ii Law aud Chancery for Charles City County
rendered The Both May ls45 in suit therein depend
inc between the President, directors and Company OF
he Bank Of Virginia. plaintiffs, aud Mary W. HARRISON
eN"en'rs Of Benz min Harrison and others, dele dan!s
tie undersigned trustees in the said deed and commits
sionrrs appointed by the said decree, will on Wednes
tav. the of December next, if fair, not, The next
lar day thertae at Berkeley aforesaid in tho county
u Charles CITY, .ei at public auction for ready money,
about thirty slaves, many Of which said TO be young
and valuable
AT the line and place aforesad the undersigned,
der the authority aforesaid will expose sale, public
auction, Tract of Forest and, containing n5 acres y
ing said county, not far from Berkeley The of
ihs sale are, fourth of the purchase money pay
able in cash. and the other three fourths payable in
maetes one Of them year, and the other years
from The day of SALE and bonds with approved security
given fr them, and the title to be retained as u security
for The bonds.
RICHARD ANDERsoN,} Trustees and
ROBERT STANARD, Commissioned
NOv 3-dNxctds
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AIREMARLE LAND FOR SALE

81 miles from the Gordonsrille Depot
7 WISH TO sell my Farm, situate along the South,
i west mountains, and containing eight hundred and
6ay (s5o) acres. hadjoins the lands Of j. Barbour
v. Johnson and VIM. Davis, Esqrs, In Orange; and &c
neral Gordon, III. L. Walker, aud James Lindsay,
Efqrs i, In Albemarle.
II will be sold upon very reasonable terms, and tbs
most liberal time allowed as to payments. shall
commence the seeding Of wheat during this week and
expect To sow about hundred and seventy bushels
the principal part Of which will be upon good fallow
land.
al all times upon the farm, and ready to show il.
ALEX. f. TAYLOR.
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HEw HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISH
MENT

TE subscriber hegs introduce 10 the notice of the
citizen. of Acknowledgment visiting the CITY,
ani;he public generaliy-s Establishment for the sale
Of Greenhouse and other Plants, situated on Clay
S;'eet, immediately adjoining Mr. Diiis Bakery, where
lie found the largest and best selected collection Of
Pan.s South OF the Potomac, consisting In part Of Ca
mrlils, Cactus, Geraniums, Roses. &c, &c The Ca
meiias embrace all the and finest old sorts The
Rs include all the varieties Ct the Tea, Bourbon,
Bengal, Noiseite, Retnnntant, and every other kind
wo.iny Of notice cuiIpation whether Of recent or
former introduction lie would also inform those who
intend planting in front of their buildings that he
ms made arrangements with the pToprieo Of some OF
tn Northern establishments whereby he will at all
times hr prepared 10 furnish the most approved kinds for
irrt pllrtng. Purchasers may at all times rest assured
-na no plant will be allowed TO leave the establishment
uncs in of perfect health, and true TO lis name.
EcGu-. furnished for partes &c during The ensuing
The first style Ladies are respectfully invited
q VISIT the Establishment.
y n. Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants,
s'aWbsHies, Raspberries, &c. &c.
ALEX d. ABERNETHY.
Richmond 9TH November lS4S-eStt
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HEREBY proclaim, that Mr.. John r Hawkins, OF
| Fafmyle, Prince Edward county, va, Is no .onser
zen, ~ Attorney for the transaction or negotiation
Il an, busi.ess In The Republic Of Texas
. ~; RICHARD F. MILLER.
r-,nyi,,a Va Oct TO- lS45-cSw
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ATTORN EYS AT LA w
X GOoDE & Il. IL. CORNlCk

Jas.,5goi pus'nia nom 81 81 L1uts, !n,s@ o;. J
II -. i ne,e IN The state of Missouri, PROVIDED Tue
,n,,, +. Re ,,ve hundred dollars or more.
u,t.t,-ct ., oo,v nn,;, fnrbid
- washington Union will please copy nn.,. lo1O.u'
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DISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.
rraE annual meeting Of Stockholders, IN me D,sia'
swamp Land Company, will be held IN me .o wv
III Suffolk OF the third Thursday the 1unl OIL rs pc
prr.i,,-,, Of the Dismal Swamp Land Company
Sn,ihi.ld Nov J. lsi5-coawtdm
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- PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.

t,p ,..ef,her has for sale large quantity oil heavy
r,.r,s ami SatImet,s, manufactured expressly IoI
-, ,,s- and servants wear-u contains ~ OUNCES
o'l" III, y,rd double warp. and hard twisted, war
~ ii " surpassed for durability Any enquiry
!, directed 10 Milton, y. e., will be promptly
al-;irdto. ,..- az
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snN vsoIlars Reward.

y>,y AWAY from Mount Airy, near Warsa", Va.'
II On tie 4,h instant, BILLY GRiMsHAW. the io ae
'' a,ro ptell, ee nj and shrewd about 48 years OF
49,. The above reward will be given for Bily's appre-
a,io and telue lodged in Jail, beyond Virginia tnir
i, a,s beyond fifty miles, and twenty doais %'nn
Ia Manager for w. II. Tayloe.
Nom, Airy. near Warsaw, Va Oc,. 2l-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

The money article Of The New York News de-
monslrales that The improved export of farm pro-
duce in consequence OF The failure Of The English
crop, will more than compensate for the loss in
cotton, even though that article should feel the
full weigh, Of the evil arising from the advance
in bread. The rise in rice alone will compensate
for loss Of cent per h. on The whole cos, Of
cotton. Calculating The influence ofthis state Of
things upon the different sections Of the Union,
it will be seen that a much larger population is
benefited by rise in farm produce than is in.
lured by tall in cotton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

Yesterday the auction of the pews 10 the new
Church OF ST. Paups took place. We are graft
fed at The fact that about II pews were sold,
bringing, in The aggregate upwards of 1886, 600
$500 was The highest and 800 the lowest price
paid for any one pew. There are still 81, includ-
ing some Of The nos. desirable, which will be OF.
Tered for sale next Wednesday. The general
impression is, that they will all be disposed OF.
The sale yesterday surpassed the expectations OF
the most sanguine.
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE FOR
SALE

Oct. 30-dlt&cli
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NHE subscribers having this day associated
L themselves in business under the style and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
y ours,

BarJdrous Murder.-The Picayune of the l7th
ull. contains an account of most horrid murder,
near Galveston. Texas, upon the persons of Mr..
Simeon Bateman, and Matthew Jett, by man
named j. ShuItz. They were travelling from the
interior to Galveston, by land, and had camped
noar tho ferry. In tho night ShuItz murdered
and robbed them of considerable amount of
money, Ba,eman Of 5000. and Jett of 500 or 1000
lie has been traced to New Orleans and from
thence to Mobile. Two gentleman in pursuit
of him, and the Pic thinks will arrest him, before
he reaches Columbus, Miss, where his father re-
sides. The following is description of his per-
son:
"About % years of age, feet inches high,
weight about l3O or l40 pounds; is slender, has
sharp features, dark hair, grey eyes, and had no
whiskers when he left Galveston has quick
walk and rather feminine voice. lie purchased
in Galveston black paletof coat, heavily braided,
with velvet collar and facings; it had no buttons
behind, but was stitched across tho back"
Any person experimenting him will be handsome
Iy rewarded
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Picayune Of the 10Th rlt.
says-By the way of Havana we have dates from
Vera Cruz and Mexico as late as we have received
direct. We motto in our files some few Items o
information which we do not recolIect to have
seen before. On the 3Oth of December SAINT;
Anna was at Ayotla, small village short dis
tance this side of the capital. 1t will be recol
lected that the latest communication from him I,
the Government was dated at Huehuetoca, Dec
26th. The change of position is thought to strentI,
en- an impression previously entertained that
will endeavor. in case Of failure before the cf
tai, which the letter writer's appear to think inf
table, to force bis way to Vera Cruz, thenf to
escape by sea when he finds the game is ! up
with him.
A private letter from the city of MeSo, re-
ceived at Havana, and dated the 2Sth Ds, states
that tho force under Santa Anna exces 10000
well appoi nted troops, and yet the wrpr is conl'
dent that this large command cannot avail him.
The capital is defended by 10000 nev, of whom
l2,O00 are regular troops and s,OOge'ong to the
National Guard. Many familief had left and
were leaving the city, however, fIfn fear it would
be bombardod Resident forei9ors were di''sent
y fortifying their houses. iptonsequence OF a re
port that Santa Anna had tomised his troops tina
in case they should be We to take the city, h
would give it up to theft be sacked.
Ia the decree of tye Goth Dec, by which Con
gress authorised te Government to declare th'
capital in staggof siege, the power of Gems
Herrera and BrITo to enter into any arrangemen
with Santa ANA, is limited in measure lni
the let,ey writer's think, indicates that thee two
generos have not the entire confidence OF Con
gross, and implies suspicion that Herrera ma.
to inclined to deal too lenien.ly With his old com
panion in arms. 1t was calcpt'ted that Gen. IA
| redes would reach Mexico by the lst inst, at tn
head of 1000 troops.
A private lettor from Vera Cruz, dated the =
u!t., saws it wiTbo impossible for Santa Anna
make good retreat upon that city, and that mos
probably he will be forced to fly by way of Tux
nan. This we believe is a small port near Tam
pico
| On the 18th Of Dec, the Supreme Government
gave orders to the Commnndan' General OF Ic
basco, that the French and other prisoners ow
that Department. compromised in the expedI,no 70
of Gen. san!m9qair qair he loss of their lives ,ho
they should be treated with proper considerable
md receive all necessnry comforts, till their cas-
should be judcially acted upon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
From the New Orleans Tropic.
STILL LATER.

DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF SANTA ANNA
BY the schooner Sarah Ann, Captain Davidson
from Tampico, we are placed in noS~--,'on u pa
pcrs from the city Of r--.'co 10 the 4ih instant
J ; --,,uvico as late rs the 9th.
Santa Anna has met another San Jacnto de-
feat, and is now miserable captive in the hands
of those over whom he has so long tyrannized.--
The "Napoeon of the South has at last found a
fate as unenvable as was thai of him whose name
he so arrogantly assumed, at Waterloo. His star
has shot madIy from its zenith, and he whose
lightest word was law, brief period since, has
fallen so low that there "none poor to do
hin, -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
Correspondence Of lie Tropic1
ThMPIco, January 18th. 1915.

ThMPlco, January Ilth, IS43.
DEAR SIR:--Datcs from Mexico 10 the 9th inst.
arrived here last night by express. A desperate
battle had been fought on the plains of Appan. be-
tween Santa Anna, on the one side, and Bravo and
Parades, on the other, which ended in the total
route Of the former who was captured in trying
TO make hs-escape! Five hundred men are re-
ported to be killed, aid Gen. Parades had been
despatched bylBravo, in pursuit of the routed troops
ofSanta Anna Bravo, himself, was on the march
back to Mexico, with his august prisoner
This is all have 10 write.
Yours,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

The Liverpool Agricultural Society has offered
a premium of ESQ 10 that landlord who shall pro.
duce off his estate, full well grown fat and con.
tented agricultural laborer, and whose children
are well fed, and can read and write.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

fesentto Presided. Polk.-The mechanics of
district of Kensing.on. Philadelphia. havo man.
| hctured and sent forward a splendid barge, IN
ynded as present to President Polk. It is 81
eet long, and pulls ten oars, with cushlons' &c.,
complete. .N
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Cast Iron BiWe.-Expcrimon, under the su'
peintcndance of Herr Dnsse, inspector of mines
at RIbeland, in the Duchy of Brunswick, with a
view to make castiron, as the cheaper and more
durable material, applicable to the preparation oi
stereotype p ates, have resulted in the publication
of common stereotype edition OF the Bible
Rer. ---- L
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
llNIfARY lE

A. crvtrp January l6.
~ mr. SEr lex proenied a petition from Samuel
No't's ana o'hcrs' sretics OF Laban &. Howell,
.o'o receiver OF pulc moneys in Arkansas. ask.
'"S 'er'''Ss'oh' oy W. TO COMPROMISE with the
government feier'a to the Judiciary committee.
h'Sp presented e'liIon from G. W. Patrick,
u III; a nihnhsas' Pray,s Tor Tho establishment Of a
mail route from CrksvilIe to Carroll. in ,h.,
State referred TO t committee on the Pos, O1
Ice and Post Roads
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

South America.-f The affairs of Peru are .,nI
in an unsettled sta,l As usual. reyoIutjons ys..
the order of the da
Congress was to,eet in Decen,ber, when. II
was thought, Cosie, would be elected President. :.
This fighting cal date for the chief magis,ra
cy was marching Lima, al the head of six or
seven thousand lros.- Rep. a q ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

John A. Murrell-('O! be gar Monsieur Ton
son come apain'') This notorious man Is moi
dead. he is living on little ia rm on the Sabine
this is the last report.--VirfSburg Senlinel
Is he alive or dead
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

IT,. fune of the 10Th ult., says:"We hear''
, rumok kterday, to the effect that Santa Anna
.haa,, IA at Nntchitocles. in this State, and had
,h,ou lmself upon the protection Of the author
;,ies Nc do not place the least credit IN the re-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

The children attached to Sabbath School in
New York, p: the head of which is Rev. DR..
Tying, recen,ly raised, in one week. $lS43, TO-
wards erecting their own school house. RercWe.
When will the adults in Arkansas, raise Sc
great sum for the benefit of its youth?