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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31

20 y $ 81 Blm'' s-'oiisd', 80 o"ds
H4 las, ,es'd and iof sale very low.
o. MEyDEL a HARBOUR
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~ cnANcERY.-Ai Raies held
IN The clerks office OF The C,rcaii Superior
Cont oi Law and Chaucerv f,r The county Of Olio,
in The month of December lSlS.
Robert Barlow Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31

NTIRCINIA-IN cn,NcERY.-At rules held
III ile Clerks office OF the C,rcnii Superior
Court a. Law aud Chnnccry for the county VI Ohio.
IN the month OF December 1915.
Lewis Sutn, Complainant,
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NoNE OF YOUR ROUGH srrrrr -,
~ received rum Baltimore. "
Birfel of Mess Persimmop Lasts
% Weniehs do do
do Mi SOS and CbiIdfen's Lasts.
ohoemakers that want a very superi : Last n.
make Inc Boots on. will please call AZ tho BIsrk
Mnmroolh and see lhtm
dec u TODD & HOWELL,
- LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
VA + have On hand a sesefal assortment oF
VIZ Rochelle BRAID,
SIgneiie DO
Dup0y do
pIneL Gas Illon 4 Co,
Holland Gin, Bohlen's importation,
Slini Cfo,x Run,
New e. giaud do
IfiSh and Sco'ch Whf.key,
Madeira Wine,
Pot do, &c &c; for sale low by
iVO SnRIV&R & STEELE.
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zu AnosANy vENE gS 1000 reer .,
Nsbogaay Veneer jos ~ md a., sol.
!. iI1 Nam 81. Wheeling "
10y MENDEL 4 US'eouR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
aAA N

Government did, the, the mad
and the leaders, might indncs N
to follow tho example of ,Le ~.
then at war with the tomsb, ~ rss"
No one rejoiced more than | aiS 20
accomplished without blood,bsa VI"
business to defend .IlIe Treaty p.
10 the President and the Sen,to
selves for their protection, ,,,i
measures which have oyorwbelm.J'
And the "huthorities, ,nd I'M
now take notice, that, II thsY ns,.
Of insu'. to the frontier and III.
United States, my personal ss,,,
he rendered. ito cxpel the Chess
hostile to the United States, from -
Huma nifty forhids that our State ,S"s1
that we should longer submi, Ia ~
truculent murders, from year tn
the Indian country, come from WI
may, much less that We Should a,
offered to ou' citizens, and soil
Nv friends throughout the -.
have been pleased again and sg,ia
personal danger, and to warn M
was making in the Cherokee N,ti"n
siDated.
The Advocate hls moro than
that my every step is watched !
noted. Be this s". II my heco,'Y
awaken the frontier to It's true day,
only proper adjustment Of the CLs,
the punishment Of the guilty, aud y
Of those who served the Uni,cd S,l
pcril-and the expulsion Of ,bos. sI
many an American citizen. and i,,-s
killing their own people m our ,nT
houses Of good citizens, thrca,cpi,, !
neighhorhoods, and driving an
among US, the sacrifice isrradv
One word in conclusion to lbs eli,
1t is idle to believe yourselves s,t. n
termination be waged, much longer
try. The assertion that the feu5 !, -
aeter is a fulsehood 50 gIarng tb,, |
tion. When your ncighbors' bop,., j
own arc in danger. The "p,r,vn u
"expulsion" from their "Eisicrn bOnj
/ who have so oftea and so GROSSLY ~
ite, Gen. Arbucklc, cannot be frsDL
! A deadly hatred turks in their b,o,]
could not conquer il they would. M
oppression and cruelty to the 'O.dS
Party is hat an insult aimed a, IN
say not this 10 excite you against va !
10 put You on your guard.
This notice has only been ,akenu
! friends, WHO have expressed ANXIETY o.
self aud wife, the Daughter Of tho i,s
GEO u
Van Buren,, Ark Dec. G, 15IJ-n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
Peyton member elect 10 Congress,
ivi'le (Tenn.) district, is doad.

Exchange rapers.-Wc have lately received Sc,
veral papers with prospectus of new papers and
works, accompanied by q request that We
would publish, give notice and exchange with
them. As 10 tho two last favors We are ready at
all lines to do them, but we canno. think mo-
ment Of publishing every prospectus sent TO u.s..
Our sheet is weekly crowded with advertisements,
and being small our space is valuable. We some.
times publish the prospectus of valuable work
for two or three weeks, bu. We came. DC {: fer
the mere purpose of exchange. We deem our
paper as valuable TO all that exchange with us as
they can be to u.s. As to doing frosn $50 to $40
per month worth OF advertising and sending our
paper in exchange merely for that, we can't. Our
list numbers the best newspapers in the U. States,
and no paper tia. ever exchanged with us has cut
US of, which induces ns to believ. ,ha, we send as
good rs We receive.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

GB by a letter just received from the north
west part of the State, We learn that the Indian
disturbances have. suspended all trade with the
nation. The writer says he hears contradictory
news of these difficulties constantly, and great
many think that there may yet be a fight, |, is
his opinion that should the Cherokees disband,
the leaders of tha Treaty Party" must abandon
or lose thoir lives. The people Of
,. u. prehend no danger, although there
&c ,as. ,itement. ....-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
settlement Of a Islini

NOTICE is hereby given. rhatih'
Y Z cut r. and Adm in 'rttr
accounts tor settlement, aud conhrni1
George c. Pickett, adminis,ratorc1
scph + Medley. deeeased.
Solomon Forester, adminis,ra.or
James Forester, decreased.
John Rogers. Administrator Of ths1
lIogs. deceased.
Richard c. $. Brown, Executor cfIs
as Philips, deetassi.
Hiram Mill.paugh, adminis,raIof 1
Daniel Fierce, decease9.
Goo s. Poster, .ir.: dddmiiiii5;tFa!4s Isl "a Il
Geo. II. Foster, deceased.
All persons interested in the settlc7
above accounts, are hereby notified,
and file exceptions thereto, If any taA
fore the ncxt term of the Court oil ~
the County Of Crawford, 10 be ho!deas !
day Of January neSt, tlol6,) OF lAsl
barred from excepting TO said acc'''
thereof.
A. Nd
Van Buren,, Dec. 3, lsi5,-i3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
Terms Of B0aI

Board and lodgr ing per month with !
- I" wilhaa.
BoarI per month without Lodging
Transient Boardcrs per day
Horse fare per day
Gentlemen can at all times be -
excellent riding horses; also " llh 4 ID
a span Of gond horses, with a clreial !
Immediately in rear Of, aud eonnsa
tel, arc good stable, horse lot, aata
and persons arriving on stelmboats ~
suPPtteG with hUfsts al moderate ;sif=7
Van Burcn, Nov. 20th, 1915. -ilt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
pEMQCRArlc COUNTY MEEIINe.

A Democratic Meeting OF the citizens Of this
county. win be hcidIn Van Buren, on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of December next, for the purpose Of
passing resolutions recommending Northern or
Western man for Congress, to be agreed upon Of
the Conycs,ion, which will be held in Little Rock
upon the 9Th Of January next. A full attendance
. respectfully invited.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Geo. Wells, sof whose 1desperate assault upon
Lewis A. Hall, the cashier OF a bank in Monroe,
Michigan, an account of which was given at the
time. has plead guilty to the indictment against him
and been sentenced to the penitentiary for twenty
wears. Hall recovered from the wounds received
The intention to gel possession Of the keys and
rob the ba nix.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

The Tarlii,es are continually crying with one
breath that the tariff makes goods cheaper than
they ever were; and with the next, that it has
bull, up to wealth aud prosperity the manufacture
ing interests Of the country.
These manufacturers are the only people we
evor heard of who grew the richer the more they
were compelled to sell cheap. The rule won,
work on farmers and ordinary people. There is
some Yankee trick in al this that ordinary morta s
are not up to. We expect TO hear next that horses
will gctthe fatter the less corn they eat.
Ficks. Semi.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

o. About one hundred of the erok have
moved from tho Nation, and cncamped in the bot
tom below For. Smith, on account of the disturb.
ances in the Nation. They bring their families
and property with them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

0JWe have again to acknowledge our indeb'.
-dness to Messrs. W. Davidson & Co., of New
Orleans, for late popeJs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

or Read The advertisement Of odd Shores. =
You will find hai ns ever, Mr.. Gross, is prepared
to serve the public and set before his patrons the
good things of this le.' 'Old Shores is really,
the Cde Of Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

In Iir-The resignation of the Mayor Of
Boston has been productive of a world of trouble.
Legal opinions in great quantities have been taken
as to the mode by which the city shall be extrca.
ted from its difficulties. Boston is without Off
Ger competent' to draw warrants on the treasury.
BY which creditors may be paid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

GyDvine service will be performed tonight
and tomorrow. by Bishop Freeman, assisted by
The Rev. Mr.. Townsend.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Trialfor Matricide.-Ehen Nelson has been
tried 10 Now York and found guilty of mansangh-
ter in the fourth degree, for causing the death OF
her mother, Mrs. MARGARET WILLIAMS, in septem.
Der last, by beating her Oh the head with peace
of wond
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Capt. FuLroS, of The ID Dragons, has resign
cd and retired from the service.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

An American boy, says sexchange, adopted
by General Ampuba, after the battle of Mier, was
only ten years old, yet he killed eleven Mexicans
before he was taken prisoner, and complained that
his powder gave out just when he could have Killed
two at ono shot.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

~ The following extracts are taken from
letter from N. Greenwood, ESQ.,. of New Orleans,
dated 10th of Nov. 10 the editors:
SOUR markets are Vow good for corn, wheat,
stock &C., and fair for cotton"
"Fhe steamer Republic will leave tomorrow
for your river; she will run regulnr through the
season, as also will the Swallow Nothing Of i'm.
portance goirg forward here; business is toera.
by brisk for the season, and stocks 81 inerchon
disc large"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
DISSOLUTION OF PARTN
ADMINISTRATORS

ADMlNIS Rh o
EBU URSUA to an order oil wv
bate court of Crawford coa'
The eflighes, bidder. on Monday u, 4.
.'s :yjfss;H'ess, :jfsHesss tas46} q! u o'cloes + +,
Court House door in the town u .,:
following described town lots" y, IN
and four, ia ID ttoeek block two, o. W as... .o,,
OF Van Burens Apd lhe aPPsIp 4
Sold as tho prosNity of Dayia "
sale for the bensss;s of credi'o'' -
Terms: bond nqd-.lpproveo
six months, payable Craw,oatsi .tsti 4
G. PASChe,
ofD. r. =
R.c. q, ISl5.-N n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Elliott. the young man who shot Mr.. henda'
in washington city last summer, was brough. De
fore the Cifcui, Court there on the llth instant
on motion to discharge him on bail. The Court
oyerrued the Motion, aud ordered him to be re-
manded back 10 prison.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Gtr The river is silt! low, bu, rising a little
from the melting snow.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
GROSS HOT
Wnt,r s,reet...Vnn nnrpn.

TENIllS well known csi,H
IVA IL changed from thcot
;ss:kM.,ei TO the "llangcr llolsl
Isl.E Water Street, fronting 1
A Landing. and is nov i6as!
and furnished for The accommodate
Mr.. Gross very respectfully anq
customers, his friends, and the paJAs|
he is now prepared to extend to ,htis|
nifty, transient VISITORS, and boarders
equal TO aay establishment in tie "
himself that every attention sliali VI
mote the comfor, Of all persons yiHtip1
vigilance and fidelity can bestow, hei
spare neither trouble nor expense IN a
10 his guests, and hopes to merit tAsI
public.
Ills cooks are excellent, ard biz
and attentive.
FOR Bali and parties every attain.
be served up in superior niannd !
reasonable price.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

eTCur readers arc referred to the commune
catious III to-day's paper, "JUsrIcIARy, speaks
truly and well. "VAN BUREN," speaks for the
in eresis of his State, his Party and his City.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

oarThe Memphis convention adjourned on sa'dr'
day the 18th u.. after iransactne. business
We have not sufficient space 10 give inc P'o.e'o'
iugs a, length, bnt will endeavor next week' 70
,;yo The main features. Mi. Calhoun !ef! on Sun
day for Now Orleans.
n.r"A" shall appear next week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

eSr We request all those papers who copy The
remarks Of the Cherokee Advocate upon our
citizen, Judge Poscho. to copy his letter in TO-
days paper, also all persons desirous of answer.
ing Judge Paschal's card mus, do j; on the sane
tcrms-e pay.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Tie Massachusetts Humane Society have pre-.
seuted beautiful silver cup, with an appropriate
Inscription. to Miss Garatelia Oakes for perllIlng
her own life, and saving the lives OF her mother
and aunt from drowning, some 'Conlhs since, while
bathing at Plum sland.--H' Louis Gas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
The following i, tho official order Tor d''0'"e'
IN, Mai. GaIIy's battalliCn Of volunteers:

The following Is tho official order 'or u''''"
ING Mai. Gally's battalon Of volunteers;
HE,p QUARTERS, ARMr OF OccuPATIoN'f
Corpus Christi, Texas; Nov. 3D. 'oi''
ORDERS No. 81.
As the term OF service of Major GaIly ba"ai'
ion of Volunteer Artillery is how drawing 10
close, il will break up its camp and ehio''N 'o'
New Orleans, there to lie mastered out oi sef,'os'
The Quarter Masters Department VIII fnrh'si 'ne
proper transportation for this purpose.
On his arrival IN New Orleans. MAJOR Ga',y
will report to Major GrneraI Gaines or IN us ao'
.euce, 10 the chief of his Staff. Should neither
the General nor his Staff be in the city at the per-
iod of muster; the Battalion will be mustered OUT
of service by Capt. ]. B. Gmyson, Comm'ssary
of Subsistence. :.
la giving the order which dissolvcs tho olII 'lai
connection of the Battalion ofVolunieer hthcry
with Inc Army of Occupation, the Comnanu'ng
Ge moral cannot forbear expressing his h'sh sense
of The patriotic enthusiasm which impoiIcu Hs
members to seek active service under The expecta'
lion of war with Mexico, and OF the eSceHoN'
state of discipline and instruction which has slg.
nalized their service in this camp. The General
is but expressing the universal sentiment oil the
army when he bears witness to the intelligence
and gen,lemanly bearing OF the othcers. n'ld inc
correct department Of the men of the Volunteer
Artillery. In taking leave of Major GaIIy anC
his command, the General extends 10 them his
warmes, wishes for their health and happiness
and safe return to their families and homes.
. By order of Brig. Gen. Taylor:
w w / RLlrS. Asst. AuIt GcG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
w. W. ] BLlSS. Asst. Adit. GoG.

1t has been estimated that about two thousand
buildings many of them Of the first class, have
been erected in Baltimore during the past year,
Isl, LOuis Gar
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

We find the following paragraphs in the last
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL. 1t is the first lnt'mat'on
which we had Of any negotiation OF the KIND being
on foo,-it may, nevertheless, be true:
We arc informed that A.MoN BABBITT, ESQ.,
authorized agc.t for the Mormons, is now IN 'h's
city, his business bein to see Bishop PURcEtL' oi
the Catholic Church. abou, effeclins sale OF the
'lanl and builings at Nauvoo, incudin the great
Temple, to the Catholic Church. The business
properly belong, to the Bishop of Chicago but we
are Informed that func,onnry had not Inc 'unds
10 make the purchase, without consulting our d's'
,ingnished townsman, Bishop Purcell. i.
Mr. B. states that it is positively the intention
of the Mormons to dispose of their property to
the Catholic Church, and 10 remove out OF the
present iu fisdcton of the United Slnles over the
Rocky Mountains, 10 establish separate govern
'.eir own. We are assured that this Il
s that the preparations making are ex
-... 1t looks to us very reasonable, and ac
o., 0a.g ,or facts. which we before stated, of th
. closrg # the ports of Nauvoo TO strangers, ant
seauscd or St. Louis correspondent 10 lhln
hhcv ,.he Mormons) could not intend to maxi
saie. q their lands, 1t is also mistake that th
! Smiths own any considerable amount of property
in possession OF tho Mormons at this time. From
whn, we can learn. Mr.. b. has as good as effected
sale Of the Mormon city to the church above
named and we presume that such will be, ere long
| formally announced to the world.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

says:
The Consul for Relgium. residing at this poH'
b,. received official Information from his govern.
men, tia, the following articles will be Admitted
in the ror, Of iha, Kingdom free of duty until The
first of june, 1916, viz: cheese. rye barley buck
wheat, Indian corn, beans, pcase, oais, oaImea''
potatoes and rice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Hanion Homtctde.-One day last week, a boy.
living in Gates county, North Carolina. vino was
amusing himself with a gun, which he supposed
to be empty, placed cap On the nipple, ard, .nr-
ming to young lady naned Mary Overman, said
play fully, "Cousin Mary, I'm going to shoot
;nu." firing a, the same moment. The contents
lou sed in the poor g'ri's face, tearing away the
entire side o. il. Two hours afterwards she ex-
pired afier having sunv:,ed the most excruca.ing
agony,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Indian Contracis,-Ihe proposals for feeding
the ono hundred and sixty or more Creeks, soon
10 arrive, were received and opened. last Monday,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

Examination ARCH Kennedy and bis wife
were examined separately yesterday by Record
er Genois, touching their knowledge OF The miss
ing James Gamble. 1t appears that the stories
told by tho husband were fatty coniradIcied by
the wife, n, 10 Kennedy sleeping al ihs home on
Sunday nigh,-Konnedy stating that he d'd' me
wifi. ,ba, he did not. 1t has been discovered mat
Kennedy threatened the life Of James Gamble
about three weeks since, and that his design was
communicated to his wife in the hearing OF
re,pectabe witness, who was near them. on
Sunday night, about 10 o'clock Kennedy and
Gamble were seen by three men conversihg TO-
pether in Bourbon street, since which Gamble
has disappeared.
His honor remanded both the prisoners for iur'
ther examination, and. in the mean time, set the
police diligently at work to endeavor to fln1 some
trace Of the missing man N. U. Dena.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

The Funniest Thing relative to the slave shack.
les, found on board the U. S. steamship Missouri
which the London Times made such a ridiculous
ou,cry about. is the fact stated in Washington
paper, the Journal. that they were a part of the
'spoiIs' which belonged, 10 the 'sictors' when the
British frigate Macedonian was captured during
tine last war. There were several hundred on
boar tha, ship when she was taken-some of
them to keep portion of her own crew in safe
~, aud others to keep safe the Yankee prisoners
which she mi igM havo taken-ilad sine moi been
taken so soon Observation-Disclosures Sun.
1t is feared that Elliot, who killed young ken-
dali at Washington last summer. will become in.
sane He r-es from his bed in the night, and PAGES
his cell in dreadful agony. His trial will shortly
come on.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

no contract went to
tho Creek Nation, at 3
ont is also feeding the
,ed from their country
,ment there existing, tc
These contracts viii
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06


fertile ksttks IF HigeF.- " 6 ,t,t.....,,.. a,t,I,p
OF al ourerosders, especialIy nllwLo are interest.
md Texas woiflre, r. read The no.
ice OF ~ IL. oe"aiu, 1sg. za.,u lsilssss. Berth
let'e, Head e. Co. They are on the eve of
founding new city to be called Pine Hills, and
in their notice have set forth its advantages. We
wish them prosperity and that they may be able
to "build cily".
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

" Tho latest news from Mexico and Texas is
devoid q fiescres..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
The Baltimore American OF Monday Inc io'h'

or"A" shall appear next week.
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