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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20
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--'7r' lloosiiR& s,qaes1tape
2 .sfsplasses so6 5hme !,
iqti.s soeksf md inner rhis,
a ,crSiurlf u u sc, The stones,

3, Gotten and wofsicdsW sjoings brace and
j and dies, roller bucSfes, patent gugcrs,
,entsrs tools; blue and black ink. Collins and
lss, Collins broad axes, OK and log chsius.
~. 'eythes; corn mills; nails; bar tyre. band
isn; blister steel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NIoTlCE is hereby given,st hat letters of Adminis
traton, bearing date the NJ day Of January, ls45.
upon the estate of NtqgqauA& lias<ett, dec d. have
been issued to me- by the clerk OF the Probate Of
Craw ford county All persons having claims against
said estate hereby notified TO bring them forward
properly authenticated within year from the date
hereof they may be forever debarrcd from any ben
eft estate; and il such claims be cxiib
tied within years from the date oi said letters of
administration they viii be forever barred and preciud
ed from any benefit from said estate. All persons in
debted said notified make payment i'm
mcdiately. E-- WILLIAM j. HOCKETT,
San. 9, iS15.-vi Adm of w. W. H0cketi, decd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
NE YEAR!
CO,4UlBES HOTEL

vEvfIE proprietor Is great pleasure in acknowl
Il edging the exteSve patronage receivet-from
his friens and the tvelling community during
the past year. Iht Ito him, is a strong Induce
ment TO commence new year with increased
energy, and firm elimination to devote his ex-
elusive attention to l convenience and comfort
of his customers. ENABLE him todo so. he will
be compelled moi onll call upon chose indedted
to him for portion shcr dues, but in future
to make more freqnl Settements. lmperious
necessity is his ouiy dogy. J. S. GROSS.
Jan. A, lS45.-Noc BIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
NOTICE.

rENIIl, following books have been borrowed from
III the undersigned, and the borrowers have, no
doubt, forgotten 10 return them. In many cases
| DO not Ieco..ect the borrowers;
Chitty's pleading, vol l. =,
Story's Commentaries on Agency, vol;
$50. : nl---lina | vol. ssssst
Espinasses Nisi Prus, vol 1.
Chii,y's Criminal Law, vols 2 and 81 @Ss
Story's Commentaries on Part. vol. :, N..ss
Siarkie on Evidence, vol ,.
Attorney Vade Mecum, Gold ed,ion.)
Princes Digest of Laws of Georgia.
Georgia Justice, Editions.
Haywood's Justice, N. G..
Indian Treaties.
Noo,e's Lie of Byron, l vol, in boards covered
with rcd cloth.
Channing's works, 6 vols, iscattered.)
Adams Latin Grammar. eaa
Webster's English Grammar.f
Murray's English Gfammart
Kirkham's English Grammar.
Smiths Mercantile Law, property of A. Camp
belly
Rollins Ancient History, vols 8 and 4.
Don Quixo,te vols.
Tristan Shnndy.
| Lau. Sterne's Works.
1 Various Novels TO tedious to mention. Any
person hayiag charge Of these or others of m,
books will please return them, as desire to mak'
\ a complete catalogue before leaving again.
1 -s4.sa ~ : n GEO. w. PASCHAL.
I Van Bufon, Feb. i, l645.--5l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

~ wnrk 70 ioekat the sun ssitIl6st ~ Il
rider sill 70 look al some Of our "a s,A r
- ,,t feeling inclined to sipk, !,
81 Relsct;c iGazetss- y 81 vs.ssl
gees an interesting account of tba ',a,ts :, I
81: that sofacbody would psint yiyia s' dssc = ":
e sss horrofs Of poverty upod~ the fes 4 q
Z Good 1scll ~
S,.s noas- he abolition gentleman
assgs from South Cafelina, We So nuch .h"', .ose
our ifna Norih BY mentioning some time so s;a'.s
= dslivesing q history of his miss ion d ihs
!opished Old Ms}IsS both sstes at Lon,e-T; ~. , e.
=. : :. s..',. ! -
Oar Coleyf i kByssh hysN The. Wings will
I'VE il hat ais.sa every bSdy ~, cor Jamsu k
Relk. and 10 fset, it is al4,es fuo ;bt we believe
rpr coiosd hEethren'. msss como under The OK.
ceAion. The Boston Aslas 6f Nov. l2lhs.con.
kailS65 abtlowiae .presjous paragraph:
ss1pGsrd Five has a1he we'll, atis always does.
fo6 ;kss Wsrd5 "; thanks p~our colcffed
Iethroa il, that wa6j, ,seho con,cnled most maf1.
IA for thes swhig1 huse, and voldi almost 10
T6S 6 sStissordi i's aaS bnaninity ws probably &C.
sssscnsd BY fear u sRoorback's xspdng irons
- J. +. p."-- Weekly Rsroraerl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

= 9 lpr Of Tho N6rwich SpectAor :. II
~ work 70 lcskat the sun withSx, "a
r.ier sill 70 look at some of our "a "a
aft fooling inclined to wink. ),
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
Nyhla l8s EI09UafgIIO1I g 0D,,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
IA ARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Nos. New Levee & 8 Tchoupitopies @,


\ (NEAR COMMON srREEr,)
NJ AVE now in Store q nd for sale at low rn,es
c,N general assortment of HARDWARE and
ilNE EiANDLERY. consisting in par, of Nails
.,o's SISngs, Steel. Axes, Hoes, Spades, Shoy
9s Fsu oDon .s,tles, Bark Mills, Guns and Rifles.
n,ha. rh.;n. G M Ok. Log, Trace, Topsai and
o'nef ONE Gna,lls' nlnsd Grind Stones, Anvils. Bel.
lows, lows wees, Rowias and other Saws of a all
Locks. Screws, Bolts, Rrssss, Hooks and Hinges;
Tongs, Pokers, Andirons, Fss.re Fssare 1noyels Tnv ana
Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Razors,,', iao'o ., anu
and Homes. Sleeves, Cotton and SNof S'roPs
Planes of all kinds, Files and Edge TOY ISrus
,ers' Tools. Tress Hoops, Walters and 8Goop-
ES2ces and Bits, Augers, and Augcr Bits, CSSs.,
Tar Paints. Oils, Turpentine, Oakum. Pitch anc
Cola SSaw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Hames and
paoed Wgughs and plough MouIds. Tin and ia
MERCIx Fishing Tackle in every variety.
are .,SIS resna.,rfsfIIS, PLANTERS, and Others
! themselves. Wn"ou " eau ana oAaihihe io
,oI Steamers, and yessss of all kinds supplied !,
Chaa row. rates with all arhSes Of Hardware % In. %
Dec. II lS4d.-Go 46 3n.\
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Van Ba5eR, STy--nARan --.ranI pascHa1 ls1 zn,e by
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
tI,oTuING AND SHOES.

i WELL selected stock Of Summer Coats. Vests
~ ard Pants, a.,
s eases Bootcs and Shoes--iust rcseved per rtea-
mcf Ccciliu For sain by AUSTIN cLIsGG.
June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

~rxs. Jsnsary. isas.-as-,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Crd'ct0rd Iro0d 'e Cet
( A ND now on this day
~ Whorton Rector ; !
tor, and it. appearing 10
that the order made at "
lativc to their sccon d am
lished. 1t is therefore OF
persons interested be natI
said Administrators have
tnrn, Tor examination am
exceptions be filed ther'
day Of the next4term OF
county, they will be fore
such accounts. And thu
fled that said Adminisir',
Of their entire adm'nistrl
Probate TO be allowed to
lion Of said estate, and
shown TO the contrary or
next term of this court,
ed, and said Administra
ther administration Of st
| certify that the abov
nutes, 3Ist January, ls4
IKE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
STATE OF ARKANS,(
COUNTY OF CRAwEoI 81
/, r. !, ~ u T,a,,n.,, ,.~m 1915

January term, lS45.
he thc Administrators Of
and Elias Rec
katisfaction Of the Court,
1T term Of this court, re-
return, has not hccn pub
Id by the court that all
by publication, that the
b their second annual re-
bffmation, and that fno
ION or before the second
Court of Probate for said
barred from excepting TO
Il persons be further noti-
have filed a full account
and moved the Court Of
In the farther atAainisira-
liz no sufficient Muse be
before the third DAY Of the
esis nation will be allow
discharged from tile fur
Estate.
= true copy from tho mi
| A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

AN ACT
spFsfb,pING THE TINE OF nOLDiNG
cIRSHrr COURTS IN PHE SEVENTH
JUDNAL CIRCUIT. a.
Spcr,N Ia. Be il enacted by The Gsaeraf as
.embiv oA,ae Siaie of Arkansas, lhatthe coun'
ties Of S1,, Yell, Conway, Pope, joh''sfl' FRANK
lin and dawford, shall compose Inc sYenti 'u-
.dicial Citait. h..
SEC. I'D. Be IL further enacfed' phat the
courts to Ie holden in tho several eonnfs Id lno
seventh dicai Circuit, shall DO held als'e .l,los
herein afr mentioned in each and evdl yeir.
SEC. 3H. BE it endcied. That the Cl,fpt Court
for tho cotnty OF Crawford, shall be MI on the
fret. secoA and third Mondays in FebNry and
k,Aueust il the county OF Johnson, onhe hrsl
anS sec1nd Monday, after the fourth N9day 10
February aud August; in the county q Iopf' on
third Monday after the fourth Monday inIeorna-
ry and August; in tho county Of Conwal on the
! eSfourtls Monday after the fourth Monday A'ebru-
A N and A0spa; 10 the county Of Ioll,en the
Nth Monday after this fourth Monday IN Sbrua
" and August; in the county of Scot, n re
Gxth Monday after the fourth Monday 10 lbrua-
" and August,
SEC. 4in BE IL enucied, That no procf, re-
cogpiznnce or bail bond, returnable 10 next
term Of either of said courts, shall bePvFed pr
81 .impaired or affected by this change, rs to COM
4 = nencement OF said term, but tina, all pfo4s and
\ grecognizance, shall be retnrnable to therdt next
etd according to this aact, insthe same meer as
made relurnabIe on the face thereof, atshail
e save effect accordingly and that lcon',nnces
,3in either Of said courts, shall be from the frm
Isr TO Tie ter,a appointed by this act, respectly\f
saidf courts.
SIC. 9Th. Be IL further enacted, That 50 bel
u of an act entitled (" An act prescribing thelmt
3, Of helding the Circuit Courts for the severs}ir
, cuiiss' as applies 10 the seventh Judicial Chit
s. be and the same is hereby repealed. and ihdhi
act AXE OBJECT and be in force from and af1 it
passsse.
JOHN S. ROANE, Speaker
of fhe House Of Represenfdtes
" JOHN WILLIAMSON, Pres 4at
Of the Sktt
= THOMAS S. DREW, Gorer4.
Approved December 18th, 1914.
I, DAviD B. GREER, Secretary of The Stf {
I. s4skaasas, do hereby certify that the foregoE
4 trte copy OF ap act entitled :" An act prcfil
n sinefhe time Of holding the Circuit Courts ath
ssv5afh Judicial Circuit" Approved Dec4be
16&, 1874. as df5ears from the original oti|
NJ j. hy Office.
\ 10 testimony whereof, have he1n
- (, sst my hand, and afixed the the 81
my 6fire, ut Little Rock, this 30ttlu
Jsnaasy, A. D. l645.
d. h. GREER.
;*s ''s..s Sscrefavy oil sd.
Y rs BY Z. n. COX,
J IS Z za Deputy ScretdS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

u pom reading the foregoing petitions; it is order
" r 4 hy II ihe court, tbot pollce thereof be pub.
printed in the District, seventy days at least be-
fore the first Monday of March next, when a
hearing will be Ind on the said petition, in the
District Court Room, in the city Of Little Rock.
within the said District at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon and all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest, may appear
at the said time and place, and show cause if any
they havc.%shy tho prayer Of said petition should
not be granted. And it is further ordered by the
court that ali such creditors whose places Of resi-
dence are known, shall be entitled to service
and notice Of the same petition and order. either
personally or by letter addressed to them, at their
known usual place Of residence, attesed by the
clerk of the court, and served or left al his usun
place Of abode, by the Marshal Or his Deputy, OF
sent. tile mail, whereof due-proof IS to DO given
VIM. FIELD, Clerk.
by A. II. RUTHERFORD, d, c.
| Jon1nry a. lS45.-47-dt. iti4
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General Intelligence.
Report OF the Secretary of war

Report OF the Secretary OF War
The annual report of the Secretary of
War is a very long document; occupying
six columns of the Globe. We copy from
the New York Courier and Enquirer the
following synopsis of its statements
The regular force of the Army consists
of eight regiments Of Infantry, four of AR
tllery and two of Dragons, and is under
the command eff the Major General. Fort
Kent, in the NTadawaska settlement, has
been occupied SO as TO give protection to
Jour citizens there. A road from Bangor TO
that Fort is greatly needed. A military post
has been established at Copper Harbor, on
Lake Superior, and the Secretary recom>
mends two others between that place and
list. Peters, the head of navigation on the
Mississippi, in order to complete Gordon
Iof posts on our northwestern frontier. HI
also urges the renewal of the buildings d
Fort Gratot and Fort Brady, and the con
struction of canal at the Fails of St. Mary's
These measures would secure that frontie
in a military point of view. The remount
ing of the I'd Regiment of Dragons is re
commended. The troops has been with
drawn from Florida. The erection Of bar
racks at proper points on the seaboard
suggested as measure deemed necessar
: for the welfare of the army, as,well as build
D ings for religious worship and schools at th
i regular Notifications. We have four con
panies of light field artillery well drilled
and few additional men are wanted.
The Secretary speaks in terms of big
commentator Of the Military Academy /;
West Point.
4 The average number Of vacancies in til
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THE YAzOO CITY WING.
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at the end Of the year.
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Tor each week thereaftcr-ten lines or less, con
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puired. must be marked on the margin of the man
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All Advertisements from distance, must be
accompanied with the CASH or they VIII not
Announcing candidates for Office will be 50
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For advertising Citations from the fTooa'T
Court to persons interested to come lOrWaFu anu
show cause why an order OF sale should not DC
rrantcI, 70 dollarg, to be paid tor IN ADVANCE
For advertising Orders granted by the Irooa''
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For advertising Chancery Notices to non-resi
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t;rand Gulf and elsewhere in this State, no dc
duction will be made from them in any cas-
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ON DELIVERY.
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Ii IS stated IN an extract which we insert
below, that the Hon. J. @. ADAMS has given
currencyto the idea, that the Government Of
the United States, by admitting the Republic
ofTexas into the Federal Union, should such
a measure be accomplished, will foFeqo anv
right it may now have to object totbe trans
fer Of Cuba from the possession of Spain 10
that OF Great Britain. The same suggestion
has been before made, but We cannot mag
inc on what principle it is based-N. o.
Baletin.
WASHINGTON, Nov. SO Correspondence
of the Charleston CoaTierl.-s'I have heard
several gentlemen speak Of conversations
held with Mr. John Quincy Adams, on the
subject of the results of the late election
His opinions are of interest, at this time. and
he is, by no means reserved in making them
known. He says that Texas will be brought
into the Union, and that the British Govern
mont will simply protest against the act, and
avail herself Of the example to carry into cxa
ecution- some of her own designs.
"T'hey will, he. says, take possession of
Caba, and we cannot complain of it, after
taking Texas. Great Britain, he SAYS, will
lguaranty TO Spain the same amount Of rove-
nue. that she now receives from Cuba. rs 10
France, he says, that government cannot
complain of the act, for she has taken psssez-
sion of Algers, and Great Britain viii allov
her to extend her African possessions as far
as she pleases. Mexico, he says. win not
make war upon US, on account OF the annex
alton.
''As TO the Tariff, he says, it will not be es-
sentally modified, during Mr. Polk admin
stration. The Government will need the
whole of the present revenue. especially az
Ter the annexation of Texas There must
be an increase. he thinks, Of the navy and
army. on that account
1.-THE next Presidential contest would be
between Mr. Calhoun and Mr.. Wright. Mr.
Calhoun would necessarily, in his opinion,
: have, at least the option Of remaining in the
: State department.
"These views are ofinterest, and nav turn
i out to be prophetic. There are, however
), some signs that the annexation project vii
i be abandoned, or at least left an opoa. qaes
!. ton. The northern democrats are uttea,
II opposed toit: and many Of the southern pol;
: ticians are Indifferent to
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81 Q sg &c % Sc a
For THE YAzoo CITY WING.
CLAY VS.. POLK.
BY A sExAGENARIAN.

BY A sEXAGENARIAN.
Far more true honor Clay, tho beaten, fecle,
Than Polk, whose head with giddy glory reels!
For thee great CLAY, the virtuous and the good,
Firm and undaunted every where have stood;
While Po&, though victor, scarce can boast q
friend
But such as interst to his cause may lend
Or Foreign rabblc, Factions ragged end!-
A catsPaw thou, us'd for some base design,
Thyself to meauness, thou must needs resign
And though by favor Of 'BGotan fog"
Thou'st got. the Croakors 10 huzza "King Log"
But for moment shall the pigmy tower;-
Thy days of glory are thy days of power;
And though where Tyler sits Polk may sit,
And deem the station to his genius fit,
Yet, think Of Washington's majestic face
And tremble in his desecrated place.
The SUMS bright car thou dost affect to guide,
Far more betting, were i 4 wooden slde!-
Thou'lt not like Phaeton, set the world On fire,
Thou'lt bog it man, in endless muck and mire-
How should thy brain the dizzy height Withstand
Thou soon wilt wish thee safely bach to land
Doest think that thou can'st Personate the GOD!
Thou'lt shrink instructive, to thy kindred clod
Think'st the proud coursers thou canst e'er
restrain!
Vain Man! in terror, you'll relax the rein;
And when at last, you to the earth descend,
Poor fatter'd tool you'll find you have no friend
IThink'st thou that Phnbus verify is dead,
And that henceforth we'll have sun of lead?
Mistaken wight, Phgbus is only sumbering
Whilst thou his car, heavily on art lumb'ring.
DOst think, thou glOw-worm! that thy Pickering
ray,
Will add lustre to the orb Of day?
Or dost thou fancy that thy punny rill,
Will wall the Oceans mighty bowl to ?
AlthO' thou fl'st Ambitions highest seat,
Thou still art humble with the truly great
Know, that no office can great man make,
And none withheld from such his statue take:
CLAY in retirement is as great withal,
As il he rul'd this wide terrestrial oall;
And thou, oh Polk! though strutting now il
power;
Art still the pgmy, that thou vert before:-
I''Worth makes the Man, and want of it the fellow
All else, is nOught but Leather or Prunella."
IlIustrous CLAY no Establishments can move,
No terrors swerve thee, from thy country's love.
Tho black ingrattude for service past,
Has sought thy Honor and thy Fame to blast,
Thou noble Man, who 10 be President,
To evil councils, meier would yield assent;
Thou art too high, thou art too bright mark,
To pass UNTOUCHED by "stabbers in the dark"
Envy as surely will thy name pursue,
As present shadows prove substance true.
+. Thy lofty bearing, bright escutcheon claim,
The honour of the shafts, which ieons aim.
: The cunning arts, thou ever didst despise
Whereby base ''trimmers'' do 10 favor rise.
Thy course right onward, thou will. noby hold
When others crouch, magnanimously bold.
Thy future life shall prove all thy past,
That to thy Country's Cause, thou still stand
s. fast.
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ed. / he naval store kcepcrs at RIO. Hong
Kong, Mahon, Cage de Verbs and The Sand
witch Islands have been Discontinued, and
eifcers are 10 perform tie duties at Si5G0
per annum. The examination Of Goals, iron
ard copper, by professor johnson, has been
suspended for the lack Of money More
clerks for the Department are solicited, and
tho division Of duties, by the acl If 1872, IS
said 10 have PRODUCED MANY good results.
Tgr E3entca's Rr,EcxatEoz3 BiEl
The following, says the National In,eBi-
gencer, is copy Of The bill introduced into
the Senate on "Wednesday BIZ Nr Benton,
and now On company with tlr. hcDafIic's
Joint Resolution en- The same satjacD be
fore the Committee on Foreign Relations:
A BIZ to proUidc fer tie Cnncra''on Of
Teas to the United States
BE I! enacted &C. That the P7esidantof
the United States be and he hereby is au-
thoIized and advised 10 open negotiations
with Mexico and Texas foi the adjustment
Of boundaries. and the annexation Of the
| latter to the United States, On the following
terms, TO wit:
|. The boundary Of the territory annaaed
10 be in the desert prairie west Ct Tie Neu-
ICES. and along the highlands and mountain
heights which divide the waters Of the Mis-
sisippi from the waters Of tie Rio del Norte,
and TO latitude forty-two degrees North.
II. The people of Texas, by Legisla-
tive act, orby any authentic act which shows
Inc will Of the majority, 10 express their as
sent to said annexation.
I'll. A State, TO be called ihe State Of
Texas with boundaries fixed by herself, and
an extent not exceeding that of the largest
State in the Union, be admitted into the I'm
ion, By virtue of this act, on an equal foot
ling with the original States.
Nv The remainder of the annexed ter
ritory to be held and disposed Of by the
; United States as one Of their territories, and
, to be called the Southwest Territory
, V. The existence of slavery to be forever
2 prohibited in the Northern and Northwestern
part of said territory, west of the l0Oth de
$ gree Of longitude west from Greenwich, 81
J as TO divide as equally as may the whole Q
Ethe annexed country between ,slaveholdin,
4 and non .slavehCldng States.
IS vi. The assent of Mexico to be obtaine
by treaty to such annexation and boundar,
d or TO be dispensed with when the Congress
! of the United States may deem such assen
d TO be unnecessary.
r VII. Other details of the annexation to b
e adjusted by treaty, SO far as the same ma
&c come within the scope of the :reaty.makiD
q lpouor
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PROFESSIONAL.
f. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor
ATLAN.
Yazoo City, Miss.

CONTINUES to practice regularly in
Othe Superior Court of Chancory, High
Court of Errors and Appeals, Circuit Court
of the United States at Jackson, Superior
Court Of Chancery, and in the Circuit courts
Of Yazoo, Holmes and Carroll counties
Office in the Insurance building on Jeiter
son Street.
Yazoo CITY, JAN LIST 1910.