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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
ROASTING PRETENDER.

Doctors. Tiny pretend "a Consumption 80 Wt
do anil can prOveh1t 100 erou- instances
ana where the Lunfs hove been deeply n
cefaied w have east five persons. VITO now live %"
bat one lung apparently well any other They say ="
rernd O cure diseases Of The Liver Kidneys, Dr0pses,
&c We likewise peaf guilty % ih. chsfge-a7 much eFi
dence can produced support OF IT, and that too wilpi
the u-c OF single grain ct Mercury M any form what
II can bee proved 10y hsny respectable Witnesses thai We
can cure the Lungs Liver ana Kidneys, WHERE
the harm NJ and spreading th" Information a.
extensively possible DociOs always admit pulmonary
Consumption he ncurshr snl generally Diseases OF tnt
of these complaints. Why Object tO hp-e who nave l. u
becau remedies originate with them. or do ihey
fear their pecunsr interest may te effected In either case
appears tey incur u they have any regard ilr N
a yr, alter re.pon-hiiy tisu should Justify them m
such j. the influence lhJ -i-an and the prejudice vino
ih.y call isO existence a-lLs ~. Ina mparayey r."
anime pubic tion- give them tlsi con
sirraiou nee ssary % render them beneficial " Tho h.'
yet vcnflred show iai ne principle, advanced hy ~ are
erroneous Have NOT offered 10 argue iHe point pub c
v with thu Doctors and have they dared accept our cha
euge- What they slfhid Of Whsf oher cour-r h.
been instituted ards tut vupsrstIun nni abuse Can
such weapons prove theciual ~ suhverng truth W.
ina not 10 may have the eject n measure 10 pre-
vent 10. spr-al- has done but here hose WHO
win read cxamiues hnk or teruse.ye-, regardless o
what Osen pr DE- arrogant ignorance may dictate hf
vudicve dec amafiJef snt infuesc nd duas a.sn.
piyng 10 ~, unli fuo late ~ derive mach henft-
ANALYTICAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
80 Broad say y Nors, founded by Dr. Claws nhee'
Dr. KELLEY vii be- In attendance al his Office for con
sultafon upon Diseases of fr Lungs Live Heart d-
neys Spleen, &c from Friday, October i0ih until MONDAY
evening neN prior % BIZ departure for f- Offices IN Y
North Advice IN all cases graiuIaus HOursi rom A NJ
hin ePM " ST.
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w II. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings. Nassau ct 10
w constantly receiving Al the Cheap Puoncsnons A.
soon ss published. Agens supplied on the most favorable
trims.
Hsrpers Pictorial Shskspesre-Pre- = cents
Purora' Word No 4-Prce 3 cents
Penny Magazine. No l2-Prce p cents
Maron RAYMOND, or The Vile with two Husoands-frce
Ysanr Man. Mentor his Enuanee into Lfe-Pree ~;
ctaIts.
Shssspesre. Merry Tsle--Pr'ce p cents
l.arBper'. Lectures. No ll-Pfce . GEMS
TIE (rrli,,r or Hris Thirty Years Ago-PTiee ~ CTS
Tf- kir.rrss. by Miss Pckerin---fnce - cis
The II nee and Pedlsr by Miss PicAerng-Pnce - cts
Joice Smuey-prce > cts
Mysteries of Beflin--Price > cts -.
Table Talk. BY VIM Haxiit, lat vol ID senes-Pree ~
Big Abe and Little Manhsiisn-Prce p cts
Waol,ring Jex Harpsrs editon-Pnee % cts. Wlnches
ier's ed.ron. 81
Treasury OF History. No. e-Price - eis-
Iabury Of Law and Equity. 81 per Is per copy
Farmer Library for October, = year. &c Per copy
America Review October ~ per year sec per copy
Eclectic Magazine for Oclot-r IS per SIC per No
OF w II. GRAHAM. Tribune Bsidings
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amusements.

DALNO'S OPERA HOUsE.-Noodsy evening.
Ocioe-f 9TH istS-Poslvry Tie ss wees oi ~ see
TON. PELHAM sas WHITE opsa every nisbt-Ad
mission p c-nts only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

II" Mechanics In-titute.-Ths regular Monthly
OF the Institute will be- held m Inc Lecture Room, Guy Hal
this tTtr ESDAI) evening Ih mt A. Z, O'Clock pune
tual attendance Of the members = required
JAMES j. MAPES, President
4 l.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED
Bremen ship Emma Eizsrd. IS ds I'm Bremen with
mdse TO L Pavens'adt s. Co.
Bark Baltic of Thonsston Timer 3 de I'm Antwerp,
with mdsc 70 Gerding & hunkelmann
Bark Abby Frances new. Drsyton. I'm Warsaw, RI IN
ballast To Post late Post & Philips The Is intend.
ed for the line OF Mobile packets
Bark La Grange Porter I'm Darien Ga. with live oak
70 Durham & Dimon.
Brig Manhattan. Weeks I'm Apalachicola with cotton.
sc to Z Harlbut & Co
Brig Comet Does from New Haven in ballast 20 A
Hesion.
Brig Clarion Leland 10 Is FIN Sydney. CB with coal.
10 Ward & Brown Sailed in company with ship Lotu.
for Boston Left brig Architect OF Boston Just arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

ship Louisa New Orleans. sutton, Charleston. Win
NNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

TT,WEED--loJ pam, - ana snP~S a. ,asas'
and colors, tor sale BY NEsAlIh Co rn$se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

NTHTktIs.-VaTT@'ly 1VY77''" I77 TT TWINK
MONDAY, October s.
ASHES Pearls are not In good request and the ten.
dency is downward We note sales 100 bbls al l2l-
Pots steady and in good request Small sales AT %
AT Quebec ths stock OF Pots was 22l barrels snd
Pearls 6J2 barrels against 80 bbs and - bbs same time
last year AT Philadelphia Pots Were 75d3 81.
COrrON.-Tse operations in Cotton stl continue.
and the sales today amount to 1900 bales at prices
showing change since the arrival q the Cambria
though noticed rather disposition The part Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

II E1'"N''
~ "a 40. 10 the mOst extensive and desirable
a..o,.ut Of Portable Writog Desss before offered
Tn. assortment consists of rosewood, mahogany and
lsr de.ks plain and bfass bound with drawers
drawers and secret ILL., ant usef1ly hited up wh
to ct arcles and offered both retail and Wholesale
very cheap.
Also, Inc Ne Plus Ultra desk for travellers covered with
leather sd IN convenient f0rEi Tor carrying by hsnt-
GEO. T. CHOLWELL, Manufacturer,
- VIII 81, Cur Liberty, ard "a Msden-lsne
Dealers iu The aOve artoes qarstcI 10 call ami
ANNE TIE subscnbers assortment before purchasing.
A.
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From the Hartford Religion. Herald.

This pla an uupreteldng account Of Mrs. Margaret
Prior A- Ne-YOrk Into have place the library
OF every Christian parent by he SIDE of the lives Of such
person. a. Howard Brsnard and Oherin We have real
with the intense pleasure, and though u may involve
.ne Few details. 10 themselves revolving we rejoice Al
APPEARANCE snd bespcak for the attention Of every
who wishes be- Ia any degree instrumental in Fastening
tie latter d-y glory. o. Sieud'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

MRS. MANkIN, residing Ia the Township u Yon'
WI A.rs CO. Is miles from NE CITY OF Se"
York HAVING opened Scool for The ucaion of her own
i-rs " III Twelve other young mssss I'D
10 sr family to be educated with ~ ~. .
The Fail Term Will the hfst Thursday In No
yeIrber Circulars consiuins terms 8c MAJ be found ~
the Office Of the AngIo-Amercsn, NO Bsre.Ayst 49,"
Building. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

CT- niOni-t. Rally "a meeting Of tbs Assccis-
ton for the purpose of eccng officers Tor he ensuing year
and for The transaction Of other business will De held a.
Threshrr's Shakespeare Hotel Thursday the oh Oct
n. ~ :. O'Clock r NJ. Punctua attendance j. required
Nv order OF slLAs ChIC hEklNO' President
R0BT. ID. HOLMEs. Se-rrtsry 0fd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

~, HOUSE WANTED-A Two story modern bull
g; dwelling house N respectable n.ithbofhood IN me
upper part OF the city, by small family. eiIhef nov
Or T. any time before tte Let Of Dec nett desdeDss
r.,1,,,.' 1trc. 81
q. no, IEI-From tpe lot . November, The secoDd
a story a part VI ths sic AID front basement VI the
- unn.e ~ EOunhsl Enquire on Lhe pfemlses. OT W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
;I,NE MUSICAL Mkkk-CONC EKr..-I.s

i New York Choral Jlion, under the direction of MI
Hastings will give Concert of Sacred Music tmsny oi The
pieces new al eTabernnce, on Tuesday evening Oet Ih
hall past consisting or soos Qusrtetes iu Che
nses SC Particulars Ia programmes al the doof lckes
3 each, Tor sale at the prncipsi BOOK anu Music
stores and he door the evening 10 postponenen'-
On the follow ny evening" Wednesday, 9Th the Juvenile
performance ~ children under the direction III Mr. brs
hurry st half past seven Tickets shove % 10 1s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

Az mid the yellow woods YOU take your way
And zoe the fallen leaves besrcs The ground,
Thick Ladies, your beauty would decay
Ii GoURAUp preservsvc had found.
III. soar ITALIAN will each stain eAace,
His PouDRF SUBTLE besrike hairs remove.
His LUsrROUs SPANISH LIiy WHlrE will place
Upon the cheek the hlRnd-hke tint We love
The LIQUID NEcFTssLE RoUcr Will cast
A rosy TINT upon the face divine
Then unto GoCRAuD's bright Emporium haste,
There beauty fingers in her favored shrine,
Attendant Cupids well attest bis praise
And Poets name him In their deafness laws.
The with which supsrfnOus human hair NAV be
indicated through the means of GOUsAUD's wonderful
Poudre Subtrts is almost incredible; application viii
generally suffice. For clarifying the skin from all cuane
diseases aud removing those drawbacks Ia beauty M
he shape Of tan, ireckes ssowness, snnhurn redness
roughness &c. nothing earth excel GouRAUDs iS-
Ian Nedcsted Soap. GovsAUp's Grecisn Hair DYE cou-
ver the most harsh red, light gray hair into glossy
oOvn black.
DR. FELIX GOURAuD's preparation can only be- OBJ
ne genuine AT his depot, g. WakersL first from
Broadway OF q
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~ Walks of CsefuIue-, % z,

~ Walks OF Usefulness o. REN1NIsc ENcEs %
Mrs MAEGsEET PEIor The Seventh Edition ofihis work
ha. called for and just prbshea and for sale y
Parsrow. Also a. rs Na--au-sf and saxion and Miles.
gj Broadway. Bound 10 c.ot-prce s. ct. Third chesT
eciron-puc= 81 CO. - TIE avsi. Of ts wofs &C.
voted solely he cause e. .usv1.-1ce These = lo puf
ef sse nay therefore 90 snd g.. good
OPiSi1Ss 90 raf Pass
From tie London Christian Laly's Magskre Edited by
" CHAkLorTE ELiztBETH~
WALKS % UsEFUL>sss; or. "Reminiscences of Mrs Mar
garri Pn0-. few-i 0ik; Pub i-hel by inc American r
r. Society.
TINS book tss beer sent io - from New York f0r rcvewal
and = de- g.ef % lcsrou Jed -eii- gra'lFn circlm-
stance The Society who qlh.f consists ~ pous adde's
-,al sisters NJ mercy" aclnE on sound Christian snl
therefore strictly Protestant prncP-s who have associated
ID uromOie the cause OF moral reformation amunE the poor
lie ignorant - de-rldei of thsr Mrs IugranaM
The author of t- to0h jealous nborern The work
and IL sub ect indeed child of God pattern among
wcuen one whose -rampl- should desr- hold up 10
tie ladies' only Of America, but Of England The ne
NOR written IN the simple earnest. aerronsic spirit ~
ou who seeks the praise o but The glory o. God,
and he profit Of her -ow-creatur-s We purpose CIV
ing in future number. show how har
m5nously fail workeih b. love ~ the wori dover.
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n 4. CALIFORNIAN Benevolent soce,ys Splendid

l BaiL-rhe above soc-iys brilliant ball will tsks plscs
at the nerya Rooms iO6 Broadway on Tuesday evening,
October the surplus proceeds 10 be Appropriated To t
mrtherahce vi the Temperance cause In inns city Two VI
. celebrated bagpiper. have volunteered 'eii ser
vices Tor this OCCASION will appear IN iu nj and COS
tune Waace- unsurpassed Couion Band has been en-
gaed fer the OCCASION great display o, Tartan -x-
ecied Doors open ., dancing 10 commence ocioes
TcAes 81, admitting gentleman and ladies' Ia br had AZ
the Rooms duru the and evening of the ball, aud OF
the committee For farther particulars posting and hand
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

NOW ENii.BITiNG tiOr "a shoH 'inr Oniyl al u1
rooms OF the National Academy II D-.gn corner 81
Broad ay ard Leonard stsDc huypci. criehrset stat
us IN m.rbel entitled, LA sOkriE DU Balm" tconi-
n from the Bath This exquisite and fened wofk which
hss promo need by al who lave seen "a be ns .hei
d1uyfe Of nolern ART, and which has attracted crowds OF
admirers Europe Lar been bfou this country great
co-t ana ri-A and $ confidently opened tor tho In
-usction lovers Of this sublime and besuuiu ART
an nc. es - ~, $50 stfua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

EXHIBITION OF THE IVORY CHRIST"
At 247 Broadway, n \. THIS 70 uls isiges. aid most
"A beautiful Ivory Statue In the World IL was executed
by Monk Ia lhe Convent ST Nicholas al Genoa from
lod bloch Of ory feet long by four eu Inches diam
e-r, aud Is pronounced by the his,s auony 70 oe WIN
ui para among works OF Arr Ambulance - CENTS
= xhiiii.n AZ and evening sig lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

This lille volume IA shi well 90 hand In hani with the
memoir ofJoln Howard future of Elizabeth Fry.
Mrs Prior lnrl- v-ff among ilr poor the ..ck.
lie miserable and the wicked u-oua t- streets an by
ways 81 New York. for nearly quarter o cfny an @
81 la 49, he -ixfy-.iutI az l-r age We wuu4
strongly Commend his b0ok 90 orr reaisrs 10 viii
anead before ltn. in the most rllfn- manner.
much of that d~-cr prun Of misery AID -. aa0lrding n
q -reai city. which women are best rc1 in relieve ur
prevent II VII give s..uary preventive unset o. the u
p-ovideni and unWary ai may enable them escape many
OF the evil. % city - and o. vll parents against
-uding unprotected youth irlm The country city m o
temptations Il viii stimulate others to piou- and b.
n.go -nt effort by he example of immense good accom-
pshed hy one unpreiendng and 30 literary unedu
raied woman The details OF Mrs PnIrs abJrs, -
presented n ihs Volume aye not confined 10 the m-Ora-
ion one form Of vice misery. embrace every krd
Of suffering sud dega iation hy which he domestic circle
NAV ls invaded. or dOmectc relations destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

HASIlk t.AkDEN.-lh- dOOrs VIA op-l /. asa.
us.ts and The performances viii commence 81 bAtpas
oicos ecisely. Ada isson % eenlS Encouragement
OF he Operate BaTe-Sae Company for One We. more
Tu-.n.x rveains Oct 7lL The performance
u-Dce MIN a Grand Miscellaneous COueer Alter ~ticn
A. OF hour Tor prOmensde aud refresh
n-nts also ~ sfOrd opportunity % cAsnusns Tie besG
nh, lee, Csssss all-As To conclude with ne Ethiopian
a,esoae u h N.rs nlsn Gf, hch WI oacsd
u.,.sr "a he Polka In piece wi t~ .11kr .co Tho
.sa., e. D.,~ra al Bon~ufia Girl
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. Hundred Dollars side VIII come On
.4uf004G1 u The Elysan Fields, HDJoken, on Moo
aAxxAn1<1ni FAY Afternoon, Oct 9TH al O'clock
h-.s ,. r .rbfaed sculi boats Ne~fofk and baitefy
Pe.h. Nc~ urk he rOwrd by me brOticrs Ienycks
aud uo Baofy Pet by Charles Thomas and John Connof
stance To be- a miles and IA be ro~ed IA meats sud mo
whining bOa Ia receye purse " eyr-0 be gwen by ""
pfopre.ors oil the Colombo. NJ McCAkIl. 90 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

u~ss FOR sALE-The steamboat UNION
- tons barthcn coppered and copper iAs
trned, en- zine 81 inch cylinder, f.,st stroke.
running sing slug every tuesday, Thlrsfay
and Saturday al z. NJ from Frsns pier 5n- Will
run u miles lns h,r with Ton Lscsawsns
coal she VI be sold low aud accommodating terms "
ANY person VINO seep ll, For pa tieusrs
inquire On board Tue days Thursdays ssufdsys be-
fore : 2. NJ or VI the prOl flelor al Sing 3ng
"a a. las, w ROBINSON.
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~ Door. open Al if-Coneert 10 commence AIS
~ BoNe- and BE- cAly from l" A. ".
tn Z ". a. box Ofce l~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

The Chorus Shepherds Warriors. Lesises, male and
iems attendants viii b. sustained by largely decreased
number OF Vocal snd Instrumental Performers, and WIN
power and effect hlineuo uneqssled . -
The shole under the direction OF MI I. {. NIL MI I'd
ward Hodges. Mus Doc. will preside nj The Organ
Performances commence al hsfpsst o'cloes Tickets
80 cents each. Tor Al frth usfs No. frantin-
square. Firth, Hall Ponds At~hlr. Ssston 4 Mhes.
scha -nberg Luis, and Rey's, Broadway; Geo y Nee
bit corner OF Wal and Msier J. L. Perklns, No. l
WaLs, j. A. Spark 6l fulionst and a, The door Of tho
Tabernacle. OF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
FRESH AEg[IV
PErEEEE 4 GREG

pfAVE RECEIVED. per late arrivals. al
Z their former s'l / pf goods, which a
Farnrrs aud traders unying =,
Rurcn, are respectfully invited 10 eXsma,
which consists, in part. Of the following MI
Brown s'urting7, "a to "A wide; bleach
BICachrd and brown shcetings, 81 and J
- s's --.'ss - ud,
! aud ii Lowell and Virginia Osnabll
Checked and plaid domcstics, ass'd;
stripe billings, as.'d; mixed do do:
Hickory shirttngs; Choctaw Stripes:
Green. scarlet, and white machinaw bad
Ey. j"ans, Wash.n.t ton and Glasgow dq
Red and plain lInsry>, ass d; satinetts dr
Fed tirhrngs I Z ami ~
Calico prints. muslins do; CinIhlms, as
kip and peEgcd boots: calf sewcd and A
Thick heavy do; ( ip aud calf brogans;
Ladies calf and mnrocco slippers:
Srhn"! hn"k-: hardware and tdtI5TT;
brushes assorted slItos and pencils:
Il"ugh line; bed cords: cotton and wOa
Flanncls asS'd mcrinpes do;
BIanAct and pilot cloth over colts;
"l"Hcsand hosiery, lluen crash,
SILK and cotton hdkh.
Bird eye and RussIi diaper; table linen
Jack"nc',, book, Swiss, null, cross bare!
l.o"cs. cdsings aud insertings;
Nankcrns, and bed sprc ids,
Cotton bail thread, cotton spool do;
Patent thread, as d; glmbrupus;
Ioslynadrs ; buttons, needles, and paI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05

G-We had the high satisfaction. last Thurs.
day, of witnessing the smiling faces and interest.
ing improvement manifested among the scholars Of
MISS JuLIA STEwAEI's school. al the examination
The youthful Misses were very expert in heir an.
swers and exercises, and showed that they had
been under the direction of good and f,thful
:cacher. We were forcibly and distinctly re-.
minded Of 'o,har d,vs,' when ps were at school.
~h'n the pny ground was the centre Ground
which clustered our hopes and joys.'whcn th'.
exhibition vas the theme of the scholars and the
day that brought ii brought nso nnny palritn,ior
of the heart. We aro scholars yet. but, ehsu! no
iHeh haPP; careless ones as Of yc:e.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
For the Arkansas In'eI!igencer,

F,YErTtvLrE AK, June 81, lSl5.
''Thc character o public men, is the property Of the
people" "A II Sewer.
Mssrs Editors VIII the Survey Genera Ar
kansas favor the public with little explanatory inform
att on the following suhlrcf
In the fall Of 1912, David G Iiarri'a deputy survey
or completed eUHifHct Of pnbIic csin, and in
his setl' meut with the surveyor general for the pay
ment of the work, Mr Pelham requested MIR Harris
to let him Pelham retain part OF the money due
the contract, and accept in lieu thereof ind vd
al notes. one on Thomas azen OF Van Bnren, and one
on VIM. Quesen enbury near Fort Smith, the notes
amounting 10 about one hundred and fifty dollars =
Mr Harris agreed 10 this Prnpn aud took the nnIrs
giving Mr.. Pelham his receipts in fuI f,r the whoe
amount due hun lor surveying. Mr.. IL iris resided at
collecting thee notes UPWARDS of two weeks and al
an expense of some twenty or thirty dellars. Now
Why was Tins 7 Was Mr. harris so sngulariy uccom.
motaiIng as TO accept notes on per ons living fifty
miles from where he od, aud then spend his time and
d bout one nth "I s demands collecting them when
he could have taken tie ready money! Or was Mr..
fcH am only pursuing h usu course with his depu
tes. tainlmg their money E.is ha nds aud pay
Iug them on with notes "n private individuals
We ASK an inpurin! pVhhG 10 Judge winch of these
would most hk y be the case. That Mr.. Harris was
ihe loser by tbs arrangement Of Mr. Pehams is evil
dent and although the circumstances Of tie case may
be sm"thcred over and tho terms applied to it varied
that Mr.. Harris was swIndcd out u a portion of his
just dues, by the Official misconduct ol the Sury, yur
ueneril aud tUr his own private and pecuniary bene.
i'll.
Mr.. Pelham may say that these statements are false
Oul viii HIS hIend Mr. harris DENY their truth! lie
uIH not. 7
he neNt subject TO which he attention of the Sur
veyOr General is respectfully called, is certain ar
TdHgement made and entered into between Mr. Will
sm Pelhim Snd Robert W. Mcckba Esa, Of Benton
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05

o.n,v Tie eiIe ums Of which are IN sem'ahee
as follow; Al, L.. rn.,L
sbcnscrd. were formerly Engaged in the mercantile
Lu.ress at Fayetteville. and failed TO e"h''o''Ao
smornt 10 secure one OF their debts, they executed
deed Of trust to Messrs. Rgg.S Co. Of Ph'AdciPha
in certain Iands in Benton county, and iSng 10 meet
The debt steps were taken to sell the land
In the meantime Mr.. Pelham was appointed Survey
or General srd find ng That the land would eventually
be sold he proposed To Mir Mcckln that II he "onid
Luy the land when t offered for sale, asa gre
yrie, 10 Le agreed upon LsHs.n hsm, that he would
give him surveying enough to pay Tor IT, lhe tae' Of
land vas desirable and the terms OF easy
Of course Mr. Mcckln aeceded to the ProPoslon: NO"
in what light would an 0rrangsn'Rf oil TINS khu DC
viewed some mig ht think that Il was merely giving
to one person than usual proportion OF the pup.
lie surveying, and others again might suppose tha'
Mr. Pelham only wished to aid friend, by giving
him assistance which entirely cons ste Mt WIN MS
official duty but il such the case IN either lnstahcc'
INV was IL necessary that Mr. Meckln should give Tor
the land certain spcci ed amount, n'msd mr. ft''
ham why was he TO give hrse tousahd tO"aTs' i'r
property which has since been sold at pnbc 'a'e i"r
some sur kurgTed dollars The reason is obvious, by
Mr. Shepptrd's death, the whole burthen OF Joint liza
bties oi Pelham and ShrpPerd fell on M remain
and if he could enable another man To give IlIFe
mice for the land it would go towards eNEguishing
The Debt due 10 Riggs & CO. and Of course to release
h IN 10 the amount. No" II from three th"usan
dnllars the price 0grecd upon between Mr. feham and
Mr. Mecklin; take SIX hundred liars, the amount
the lard actually sold or it leaves the round SUN {"
trCnfV tour hurdIsd dollars, which MI REMAIN won
have taken from a deputy surveyor, to pay his own
debts iih. We have doubt but some y he iOunC
who will look upnn this Transaction a. perfectly tan
and Honorable, but have stIl los doubt that man!
nTe " i'll he found, who Nil rgard Il m It's true i'gh
as kqse and foul corruption GU iAe part Of the Surr,y
GfnCrIL
In conclusion it is asked coss The SuTreygr G'n,r1
ish to hare Ihs cr,dencr Of lbs CORRUPT course cI oj,r
the public, or r0iP LIS own VrWs and "Eh's ar
sought BE- Consulted III this matter, and he sh"uIt
deem II imc, EcInt to give the facts publicity, Pchap
nutluC more wIIl be sad about It But " I'll not Air
/ Pelham at hast laN"r the pubic with copy Of h'
letter Of the 2Il Of May last, to John K Cline, E>'
Of the 1lh inst, sha!! the pleasure Of dong 50 dc
yOye on MAGOONSCLN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05

0c5- The river rose The earlier part Of this week
some Eve or six inches moro than the height |.
was las, Saturday, bu, ye. lacked some SIX fee'
of beirg as high as '44's great flood. ne e,'''
lcns. pro6,ing by the experiences of last year. dc
,,,,,;ocd thai the water should no. overflow the
plOce again, and so threw up several e'ees' above
,,d below The civ; the water, however, did not
rise high enough 10 enter, and van buren was
clearly saved from the injury of second over.
flow. On Tuesday nigh, the river commenced
falling and is still slowly declining.