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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
BLACK Trg K.

z AN nov preparing a superio, BLACK INK
81 which is wauauted not 10 couode either pen o.
raper, bur flows freely aud cannot fail to give senr
crsl satisfaction. II ,s prepated in such munne-
that ma colnr csn never fade, bit will become dark
er rs It increases in age.
/ ioiend keeping il to sell in any quantity and
persons wanting can heve their bottles fted, or j.
will be sold by he bottle.
This Ink contains no acid, and therefore steel
usns may be used without being injured the least.
Dec WIN. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
lEMIOI83Y s. CO.
GE.vERaL LOTTERY AGENTS,
FOR SALE OF TICKETS PAYMENT OF pRIzss,
C8iceFt 81 ), baltimore

A Mem Pro1ect!- Grea Inducements Tor
Adoentarers 10 enrich Themselves!
Sb&A ON EVERY 500 net guaranteed
epOO back, at the worst lack by Emosy g.
60. when tickets 10 the amount Of $500 are order
ed. The purchaser may select any Lortery--can
take regular packages of tickets or shares or POI
tien OF each, can have promiscuoas tickets and
out OF as many different packages as may Ne aesi-
red. OF any particular numbers tina, he may fancy
to upon
Emory d Co are the only vendere in the Omitted
States that ever offered such superior chances 20
ticket bsyers. IL will be seen thar We risk more
on the guarantee than the purchaser; bu, we are
not the least fearful OF the result, as we are conf
dent that among such vast quantity of tickets
there must be dawn several three number prizes,
and very probably some OF the capitals IT sha rs
taken in S. scheme, it will give the sdveotu-
rer tvcire huNd'ed numbers; and if in a 81 SO
loucry, twice the former number.
On the receipt OF $500 We will forward the GER
ti6cute OF tickets that cost $500
Now is the time for stubs 10 be formed. In this
way the risk individually will not be large For
ourselves, we hsse every confidence in a glorious
result af the needful; let the project he tried
Address EMORY & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
cell This Eyuu!

"TE viii purchase shy quantity Of Corn, Rye.
Wv Oats, Bacon, Po,s. Lstd, Beans. Petstocs,
Bseswax Scsp, "a cot Feathers Candies. Tsiio~
Butter. Leg.. Hide, and Poulify. for which we
will at oil times pay the highest market price.
b. T. BOYD e. BRO.
Mil Creek Nov q s@
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Tickets a a0-Shares In pronortion.

Tickets 81 50--Shares in proportion.
Prizes Ptxes!! Prizes!! Prizes!!tl in this
fine htle scheme can be Obtained by sending to The
lucky spot for prizes which is No. Calvert St,
Baltimore Md. Certificates will be sold at the
1isS of for
25 wholes S38 90 % quarters 50 90
IS halves 10 90 rs eighths 450
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
Scheme.

Tickets s2-50--S haresjn proportion.
More pines than blanks in packages, and tickets
only the small price Of sa.5o each. Certificates
will cost bus Tor
rs whole tickets $50 90 20 quarters S8s25
rs halves lG SO 90 eighths Ala
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
Sergamss Wanted.
FsOOfS.


EUST received, a prime article OF Crate
eB Coal, slso on hand, prime article Of Smith
Cosl--al Of which will soil cheap ior essh,
II. n. Depot, Dec. II WIN kRoESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
MARYLAND

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Tx Cisss 50 TO be dawn at Baltimore On fr'dsy
Dec. 20, 1915. 70 No. Lottery--l5 Drawn Bal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
Me- 10 q /,

ID BERr. a. CoGHlLL, Esq, Of Amherst
IA County, Virginia, has appointed the under-
signed his Agent for ne Sale, Reniiug and man
sgement Of The Tract Of Land belorgiog to him in
thIs County keown as the "Adndge Land, lying
about u.iles South, West Of Mauinsburs, and adj
Joining he lands Of Chas Jas Faulkner Samuel
Baker, and others. This tract OF Land contains
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
STILL IN q TIA MARKET.

EHY HOUSE & LOT is still in market. 1t
I'VE viii be sold cheap, and upon very advanta-
geous terms II not sold, it will be rented for one
year, from the first day OF April next.
MARY A. +. GREGG.
Mardnsburg, Dec. a. l845--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
GROCERIES. SsLT, SC.


UsI received. lot Of Batishore Window G,.ss
- o. the following silss--i2 boxrs y 10; S DO.
~ y, - 70, ~ 10 snd 10 go. Also, Put.
~ Of best qpai.y-al FOR sale low by
Oct 80 W DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

ENE have 5Ist received two pieces Of liamsde
w CloIh; 10 pieces Ga Ts lied ard risie
Fulled lins~yss3 pieces i'lsif and Striped Lns-y;
so Negro Rianket--which We rsn and will sell
cheaper than ti,ey bsss ever been offered in this
market @ u. H. BOYD 4 BIO.
Mill Creek. Nov 81 asa
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Fresh Arrival.
vNNi3f subscriber hs. iast ,,tasaed from Tire
il Phsdelphia aud Bsitlmnfe msIasess wsh
md srirnd.d a..otln,ent 20 IA
FAs.L * WINTER GOODS,
10 which he ingie. the sttentina u hi. itends and
the rahilc grneralb. ssHes
w fkr Enefrs,
lie non'i ssy thar he is- n,osf brsutifpl and
fsshohshIe wsr~trns cfesety Description .sf gcods
pertaining 70 their d~raf' urn', and hich be cas-
.els al unu.uslls low rates.
TO the Gentlemen,
lie says cons and .xaminc has stock Of Cloths.
Cashmere, Css,inrrss, Ecairgs OF every drserir-
lion, Hat, Boots nc, md the, rannn, fail to be
plrased. Hin stock Il STAi'LE GOODS - also
foil and eornpire--hasiis .s.s, an,ri. pvstAsaing
taiha wants and nrrsssi',s, 81 a family. so
Also, a fts'h surrly Of asaM
GROCERIES,,
Ard in sboi, o. ever, KIND OF Goods usually found
in his Store.
Having be.towcd great care and attention In tho
selection Of his ssoeds, he - prepared 10 RECON-
mend them with considt nee % his susfomefs, and
fier them ruch prices for cash. az 10 pvActs.
al deAl@fsah ,he usual Time cannot fAiIte plcsss.
Cali snd examine for yourselves.
Oct . JOHN n. LiKENS.
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Potatoes. XmratpS, sc.

4 uSf received, sad fot sale lew. quausity of
~ hi..,aIe Mefces fotstoe- rufiips snd Rsck.
wheat Flour. JOHN JAMiSOR.
Nov 81
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AhOay{s.

n INEN-CAMBRtCk HDKFs.-F,om II ets
a 40 ia So piece. received and Tor sale by
Dci % D T.. SIMPLIFY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
Grand and Brilliant .Scheme
Ticket. t5-shares 10 proportion.

Examine tins beautiful scheme and send your or
dets TO The famous firm OF Emory &; CO., who will
issue certificate Of packages IN II for
% whole tickets 5000 26 quarters $3.50
&c halves IS 90 26 elghths SIS
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
[ For the benefit Of the Torn Of Bel Air
Glass So for l84j-To be drawn at Baltimore on
Tuesday, Dec. 80, l645. rs Number Lot,ery-l3
Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

r. AN ROW orening a fresh suprly Of DRUGS,
q MEDICINES. DYESIUFFS, PAINTS.
OILS, sc with Books, Candy, kaisips, Nuts
Onuge., Lemons, Prunes &c with "a large a.
,oumen, Of FANCY GOODS, to which he stirn.
ZION Of The public 4. invited NJ viii sell on fair
term. and at reasonable rtoG,-
Nov 10 " DORSEY. DRUGGIST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

~ A. e. FINE SALT--In store and frr sale
NJ by J. w. & b. n. BOYD.
Nov. 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
Cigars.

EAYNE'S HAIR TONlC--For the preserves
% ton. beauty. growth and restoration OF the
HAN received and Tor sale At
or. l6 J. NJ. YOUNG's.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
Miscellaneous.
TW 0 PICTU R ES.
A Tale of the New York AriStOcracy

ny CAROLINE II. BUTLER.
mature that made the y-leaf and lily,
Not OF one warp and wool hath made as allr'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Forhe Arkansas Iatelhgenrer.
THE UPPER CREEKS,

The Indian. the bee, and the buffalo have been the
unwilling heraIds Of the European race to the shores
Of the Pacc the Indians linger the confines of the
Union, but the fate of the bee and the bufa 10 is dcs
tined to be theirs
In the latter par: Of May, the writer with two or
three friends left kendnI Lewis near the Vcrdipris
river, and crossed the Arkansas Tor the Upper Greek
country.
On leaving the river, the wood land dsa ppea .rd and
prairie which runs back westward to the Rocky
Mountains lay before 1t was vast nd bare but 10
the eye as beautiful as fairy land slopes, hills and
valleys were befnre us-and the nIy mark that m,
had ever preceded our Iitt road liar off, winch
scrmed Ike small thread stretched long the ground
heavy rain had drenrhed rs. ard purified the sky
Inc sun was setg away IN The rea I'm Of ether, where
earth and sky sn harmon ously mingled that the eve
behed no hrrizon Never had seen a sunset 80 beau.
tinIly clear-but anon az prog essed a lofty mound
would rise like some huge behcmoth which an,oua.
rie- tell roaIncd in ancient times over these
p:ins, and for few moments shut oul the brilliant
West fr1In view.
Next day we arrived at l.. Ae>ander's, under
whose h"sPit roof we remained TIL our depart ure
for the council ground
The first stamp dance" witnessed wa. at the .Ook
fus kee Square attended through CURIOSITY alone
but hen entered, and became seated the uiouruf,i
swell Of their dance song rose in tones rnes that
ielt respect almost amounting to reverence for
cust"m uncouth as it was, which had been ha anded
own from generation TO generation, from time imne.
moral
III" hot house circular in form and bet tween r,r
ty and sixty feet in diameter at the base; the walls
were about fee, high, and the roof high AZ The width
OF the building at the ground it in the sha De of
perfect cone. at the apex OF which aperture for
the smoke Of the great fire mmediate b, lnw on the
floor Before the dance commenced, some one was se-
IL ced to lead. Az given ,gnaI the person chosen
rose with about d"zen followers and troitrd round
from North to West. or in direction adverse tine
suns The song opened by long ye on the
part of the rader and quick whoop response from
the dancers At every turn Their numbers increased
Som the terrapIa shells joined n-the had them
fastened TO their legs Ky th",e not acquainted with
these shells it may be supp,-cd they create an un
earthly jargon. Far from IL They were a great ac.
lni-iton t." The music. sometimes the whole con
,purse would move without sound excep: the song
md The respHse-a feat wh cii could not easiiy be
performed by white ladies, each carrying as they
lid dozen or more terrapn shells filled with the mosl
,oseful materials
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

Gang strsli. Se1s s 80 g-,--l.s -.--.s-.'d'an-
---y,5'...-s.... .cnina nche indians last winter,
and left with Gov Butler about six weeks ago prhap.
purchased BY him lie is about IL years nld dreadlu
ly sun.hurnt, aud speaks English but nditfcrenly-
he is hard featured, and, Is nferrcd was captured
whilst young His account of himself is, that his
IA ur s,illlis. that his fathers name call "Mr
Doyle" that he taken on the Colorado, at tIous
i,n, (douhtess AUSTIN that his father with four 9th
shitc out quarrying rock, (he here made n
that three OF the were killed and that he
saw his father escape on fast 1 h"ssf s Sn 81 sS4s 4t
teen white boys ('Mercans'0 and four girs-"ono
gall got Il ch'ld" etc.
This boy was, am told, much cowed, but BY kind
treatment he breathss freely and tries hard to
"Murican" The poor fellow is not an Adonis in per.
son, nor a Chesterfield in manners walks like for.
eigner. His passion is for fishing, eating and playing
on the Jews harp-wIll, il is said, snTet stop eat.
ing to play tune. lie speaks the Comanche language
well and can out yell the Indians
Adi"u, Yours, T. A.
7. 5. By the same messenger sent in by Mr.
hiiy that S.e IS uIM muStang who look at her
roam, head aud neck perfect, bone aud muscle enough
fine hs and hn'y hoo's, good back aud Ipns. Inv
barrel, but slightly defective in the flank not as
deep round the grh Fashion, long u stride as
Peytona, but with tye like a eagle, flow ing name
and tail, as wild as prarie-hen and as vicious as IL
wild cat Will this do Ior FRIEND the Spirit as
genuine Com tnche Mustang I his flly am told is
apresent intended for Virginia gentlemen. A.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
VAN BuREN. SATURDAY. JGsE a, is4s.

"61rOur corrcsponden, a furnishes Us with an
Interesting accoun, Of Gillis' the captive boy
The U. 8. Government ought certainly to ransom
him and mks prompt and energetic measures to
regain the others whom G Ills mo tons as still
living among tho Comanches. We trust tia, tho
father Of this boy may hear Of him. We under
s,aud ,ha, Hon. T. Hartley Crawford has been
written to upon the subjec, Of ransoming cup.
t,ves, but we are sorry to say that he is cold.
Such should not be the case. rs We believe i, JUS,
and right ,ha, the U. States should rnnsom all
American prisoners and tnke steps for their pro.
tertion aud return home TINT is, where the prI.
.ouers are unable 10 take care Of themselves or
receive il from their friends.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

GTThe public mind hereHw"ys. is on the
rire ns TO the answer the Surveyor GeneraT'
make to 'Mugoonscens' very serious charges :
Tha, they are serious and ought not to be sntie 4
to lie unnnswer d (or unrrbuked) is evident to
nay. wo rather desire that the Surveyor Gem
al 81 ou d answer them, and for lha, purpose vi
tender to him our columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

GyWe would be very much tliged to the Post
Masters Le,wix. this place and Huntsville, Ark
if they would no, de,ain our papers from reach
Ing that place early. Our subscribers in Hunts
vile complain that they do not get their papers
un,ila week after they are due. They 'euse
here every Saturday morning and should r ac
Huntsville in three days. "A word to the wise
etc. P"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

Fashion and Peyiona.-It is stated in the New
York papers that ." noihrr match btween Fashion
and Pc. tonn wall come of, over tn" C"md"n ro.rsr.
on or about the 9Th Of next month. Here il will
he really seen which annnnl has The sup'riorin
of p"wrrs. Although there will be doubtless
great numhrrs present. there will he 10 New York
mob OF some 10000 to impede their progress
sport with more interest than even the great affair
II Tuesday iasl."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

U. 5. Judgs.--l, is rumored that Judge Story
will retire from the bench Of the Soprems Court Of
the United State, on the Is, Of July. The Post
suggests the name o: Hon. Levi Woodbury., Of
New Hampshire. as grnieman esniacn,y quail.
fed for the posiiNn. II is NEEDLESS for Us Ia say
that are Of the same opinion. No man in the
whole Nor.h did so much as Mr.. oodbury to
lring the present administration into power
$ political OPINIONS. as well as his personal his.
: 4, tssS-is-Iy '--'"'"enI widely
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

The river is in navigable condition but falling
slowly. On Thursday night and Friday fine rain
fell which will give ,igor to the fine crops. Ofhe
latter, our friend Capt. W. RusseI says that he
has never seen finer during the course of his life
Of So years. Con. Adams tells Us that they are
equally good in johnson county, he having about
IS acres of corn already in the silk. Cotton was
slightly set back by the cold spell in May.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

w. Dragoon' seems to take in great dud geon
the ac,isn of the Corporation laws upon him.
We like 10 see that tho Corporation Laws are
enforced, now that We have Corporation. bat il
the Dragon acts well towHr'is his n-rghbor.
a. he did toward US. we think TINT he shouid Inv,
the privilege of riding as fast as he pleases. HI
,aid for his advertisement in advance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

0crOn the frs, pnge will be found fine de
description OF the Creek Ball Play. Toby Small
has entered into the spirit Of such scenes. We
nro sorry that 'to.be.con,inued' is found under
meath it, tu, time compels us thus to do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

GpThe Mexicans rs a farther irducemrnt TO
win over Texns from thrir nigh omprise OF An
neaation, have Offered TO recognise the bounds Of
Texas even farther west than Texas cIams Il
she will rjfct the articles of Annrxntion. But
thew cannot en,ice the Texans from the .tru,
fai,h.' for they are wholly. fully, and immedinte.
bent on Annexation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
M 4 soN1o' NOTICE.

M ASHlNGION LODGE No. |, Of Free and Ac.
w cepted Ancient York Masons will celebrate
me approaching Anniversary Of John the Baptist on
Tuesday the Nth inst and the members of the raler
nifty generally are invited to participate with US. on
'nds oecas.ch ,a.o,on ,a H. hEf, Sec'y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

or The Upper Creeks is sent to US BY W.
xSeoouUur., ..s4., "i"g, ou' nu'e'sue'ess our
friend and correspondent. His description is life.
like and very interesting, for he was mn actual oh.
server. He hns promised us another article upon
tho Lower Greeks; both are very acceptable and
for them he has our thanks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

GTOur thanks are rendered to Messrs. w. "
wilson L. Co., of New Orlrnns, for late LiverpC
and Now Orleans papers. and ais" to tho 20
officers Of tie Steamboat 'Ar her wlo brou,
them to hand.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Notice..

cEALED PROPOSALS will be reeeiv,5t,
% dersigned, at the Csoctaw Agency, until
the 'end-y the Ith day Of August ne,, IN,
I'D sc,sws with ruur tons - l,on - IH
tr"n " and Steel, in the ioIIowing I'm mama, "u ss%
,h, nnhI,c hundred pounds Of 5,reiI 70 =, ~
c ,%c ps,nc ] ouoi iksmith shop l6 miles below Ds \
Rnpniny Watey Of each a, the public .h nd
""an,i,S u at the I the Pushma,aha District; n
from The Chocts v near the Council IIou,., h
the spencer AcadeGepey aud the same "a
Each ion of Iron chop.
$40 $40 lbs. I. plough ploas i'%aIds. s, u
100 round iron(ncn'
100 " nail rods, 'ch'
iargeaxe bar,
And the remainder OF light asa
beet Junia,,a, or other aPPrpveded oar lion.
quality. The Steel to be Of the b bthu'sc'uns
The whole to be delivered al the d, o"~e]
before the 18th January, 1876. Payn., ,E ~
upon the certificate Of the different bll .,.,
delivery Of the Iron and Steel accordis, ~
he usual securty required. 1
WIN. ARMsNOyi
Act "a
Choctaw Agency. June 10, l345.--IS-sA'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

G.rQne Of our number is absent anu when Se
returns We hope to be able 10 present our read"r'
with larger and fairer sheet, in wh' % we
have better play for selected m alter. 'orre'f'
dence and editorial.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

Our thanks are most sincerely rendered to all
our advertising friends. Our readers are referred
10 their columns, where they will ace thu. new
goods arc opened, nndlcpe they will indulge US
Tor few weeks, when we will enlarge our sheet
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

appointments by lie President. .-EPHRArM u
DICKSON. Register Of tie Land Office Mt Fayr,,e
vile, Arkansas. rice James H. Srman. removed
Washington Union.
ELIAS REeToR, Marshal Arkansas. rirc Hen.
ry NJ. Rector. rcmovrd.-N o. Picayune.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

Or AS letters rs usual contain very interest.
ing items of news well told. His authority for his
news is high. and we commend to tho planters
and merchants Of this vicinity that par, where
lie spepks Of their supplying tho two garrIsons
with provisions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

GJLrnd Snlrs in Arkansas. The Cove
men,. will offer for sale shortly l.0O0.COO nc
of fine land in Arkansas. nine townships beirl
the new Land Ds,ric, Of ChampagnoIe. See
vertisement on the first page.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

"Come. Bob, tell US how much you have cleared
by your specuIaton!" said Bob's quizzica friend
to him the other day. "Clearec, egnd! cleared ~
replied Bob with n frown' "why you. fool, I've
enred my pockets
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

Robert II. Morris entered on his duties rs Post
Master in New York on tho 18th inst. tie has
sixty.fve appointments under him. ranging in
salaries from s4OO to 81, GOO per annun,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

0JOur colleague, Mr.. Washbourns. has been
appointed Inspector Of Customs for the Port OF
Van Buren.--ED. p.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
MARRIED..

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev e. NJ. Slower. Mr. WAL.
Ten oRh, to Miss MAHALA JANE CoucH all of Crawford
county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

I1The christian churches of the United States
are all agitated more or less by questions of slave.
ry and nnli.savery. The Mrlhodisls and Bah
lists North have separated from those South.
cunt of the QUESTION of slavery. We think thu
stand taken by the Southern members is worthy
and just and that 'hrv wiII maintain their prcsen.
frmness and decision. We would hope, however.
that this separation prove not omlnous of evil nor
have any bearing upon the polIticai union OF North
and South. AT all times we hope strongly for
and confhe in that union. The Prcsbylrr
ans have had an Assembly at Cincinnati and De-
troil. The receipts of the American Board Of
Foreign Missions have been greater than the past
year, aud it is hoped that they will be- out of debt
ehnrey before the present year ends Their ope
rulions a upon vast and benevolent scale. while
they are doubtless doing more for the prevalence
OF the benign spirit of true christianity than any
other association in the world.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

0rErruiup,, on ihe frs, page read Indian Ball
Pluy, for lndan Ball Play The errors arc alt
our own. for We we're much hurried when read.
ingille proof.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

GWiIl the N. Y. Spirit of the Times copy
the Indian Ball Play The Upper Creeks, and
the letter Of a. dated Creek Nation
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

-erThe account OF the Peylona and Fashion
race !, unavoidaLIy crowded out by the press Of
advertisements.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

The weather is excessively warm; the sun
pours down its rays without stint. which reflected
from the sand bars and the mountain side renders
a passing breeze acceptable.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

The u. 5. Archer' came up AMI leiI this week.
She is fine boat. well calculated for tho ArSan'
saS trade.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

eTGov. Yell is now in washhs,on City. He
will probably be home some time this month.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

We have received comm 'nicaton from Mus.
co.gec,' bu, it came too late for to.dav's roper.-
We will review it next week.