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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

OllCE.-' Was committed 10 the Jail Of this
county on thu 18Th day OF Sept mberss Nero womsn
who calls herself JAZZ and that she property Of Jams.
bfoos' OF Che,ehJ county she 10 of DAN ginger CON
per on about 10 and good many p.pIe, On
husse The owrs n said 5avr qurd 10 com.
o,rd prove pOps charges and take away or she
vii BE- dealt wsb . the law directs
]. THOMPSON, gr, ysrot
GOoshasd O. HOUSE. Va December "a Is1s-wQw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
DRY GOODS.
AT REDUCED PRICRS
TAX MA'rIIEWS 4, En ;.......I.

LAY, MATHEWS u 90. intending 10 take
an nNs0iory ne close n the year and wishing 10 70.
ouee he -oct BY that us ov possible have
onef frois reduced pfrs Having tscenty adied rre,
mn assortment VIII be found complete and dessb, any
IN the city. ~
pa't ~ The goots Oferej handsome We Gait
COZ Chih and Gingsm' from T. TO- Sl 10 10 ga p,t 10
hhseys hsfsy' Kentucky leans ssuRe,t 1884, u.s. 20
70 70 20 cts red and white Fbnnes from 10 pat Of
wheh a'e hoEeTs patent wsfaned washps bro
domestic sninss from ste Tn the hps.t qusI lane sss
en Of Zoe 'upefhas three ply Rns.-s ~ and
ron 70 e io LIS ~ rwired Dul Bs ute. Of
quales snd ,iEes cheap heavy family Rsntcss nos, IN
90 per pair nfuadcloths vos,,. AZ a ~ an.
importation; herno aud Labs~ a1d Dr.w., sors
"ove Crsvnt, sock Collars and Boson breia. It linen.
snd eeaehed eo'ioH shnnss o. make, I'D p
sheetings, Damssk and Dap,u.
Fancy Goods.
great variety ~ common and fs Shsw- mar. Al
them en,ireb 'ls and very bcsuu eiutuI IN
sni cofd Drea- SAs h0ua De anss Caserrs I'D REM.
pan NJ them and handsoWs designs in~osd pok he
and straw Obre CrsPe, o sveps French wsyk Cane.
Collars and Chemiretts Thread and Gimp and Hisug N rO,t
variety Gmps Gmp Cords Tss.~i. sHs Frrre n
hA" Velvet and Cape scA plated ney ss Buous
&c. kc. ~
SwEEr OIL, Ju't received and for .set
~ no" IA WILDER 81 MAST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

"a NOR RENr-That desirable brick dwell
Ing TO- Hey the rese.p. Of suL.e-il.r and 10.
th a 'caf as &C. uF-d ~ SIR Htraes l. KsaL Ia. ,ass
aauens iVr large fam with sani.g. hou ..a
ana al other nre-iry out Louses s,,..s
on Su HIeei Of the -xbbour. n an a..
@ . 70. eoE given ON the lat day Of Jssuary Is4s F.r
Eol+-2Awf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

WHISKEY. hhds and so bbl.. whIskey,
w ~" received IN store, spd 70, .aeby
De HIssRLL q MCAHDLIsH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
MANAGERS PRIZE OFFICE.-T Russell

The yield always DistanceJ by bigger AGO.
Dawn Nos Of Grand ConsolidateJ. No. 10
10 70 ~ 50 81 is So 90 50 II
hs Ticket BIO. ~ 7O, prIrs Of $1,000, sold paid at
trht BY Bigger a Co.
Daw.I Nos OF Pokomoke, No 23a
~ IS SO ~ IS 81 10 ~ SO &c
Half IS SO 7os prize Of $780, paid by Bigger Co.
Drawn Mo-. Of PokoInoke Lottery, class 235:
81 ~ Is % 40 30
Whole Ticket Nos 30 40, email prize OF 8 IOO0
sold and paid by Niger e. Co.
Drawing received 10 Day-s6OOo. Tickets 81
Bee Grand Scheme Advened by Bigger Co. in another CO.
lam. a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intended Tor our mvriInx's Paper
must DO brought in before o'clock the previous evening
to insure an insoron and those for Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

by Williams 81 Haxau.
On WEDNESDAY pse.lDbe1 at Iot o'sIoek
WI De sold IN mont OF our Auction store-
D; hLts rrms St CroiI suszts
10 Go New ORLEANS do
IS bbls CLAIMED ID
IS hhds PRIME West In1ii Hoi--s
IL DO DO Sugar Hou. d.
p casks Goshen Ch-e<.
20 bones do Pine Apple Co
10 tub- Northern Butter
Prime Western Baron sides
Do DO do sboulters
Do do IIams
Toe bags prime R.O Cefee
Is do DO Oh Java d..
80 b'ies prime Bunch RAl-,ns
81 ssjes soe Leather Cod"
50 do do do Damaged"
RedIcks No. Family Soap
Winter pressed Lamp on
cd cosnAe Brandy otart, Duyuy s Co
10 d. Do sexneS-
do do do Dupuy
Is bbls Cal-r RsaH-s
Us do Old hononxAhsk
TRRhS-uDter 500. and over month. e. .rno.
p~Pr WILLIAMS Il HANALI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

DLED,
On Sunday night the 10th NUsmbeT Mrs BsowS widow
Of John H. Brown, deed, in the SSH year her axe.
H'T friends and the fenis Of the requeI
hsr funeral this afternoon cTuesay O'Clock from IA.
dsnes OF her sou 10 law NJ j hn Wight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.
rort X h nm ond.
MA Esi~ tAd dag 81 s'sissk, q. N
ARRIVED,
Sehr fAst'ry Creighton, baltimore, coal lumber.
SAILED,
brig J. A. Lancaster Loveiand, New Orleans.
PORT "ALTIiALL. Nov 2s.-saied, Ship Polur,
Holdt master.
Nov. 3O-Sailed. WIN. Burk, Lawrence MASTER New
York, with coal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
FOR RENT.

'HE subscriber has for rent q comfortable
Dseiits nett TO "a lanes To M H.
on ~heh he BOW lives Ior the balance Known :,
hsh1 with a vineyard Of eho,.s hun -
e corporation hue Possession given January IsSs
10 -o-ta~xN JAMES ~ WINsr,N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

FoEN % rEoNy.l
hNow ALI MN nv THEsR PRESENTS, That we.
u sibscrhs being Stocthoh K,rr spd Mans.
Wis Company, DO hsubV con-iituts and spsoiut - our
une and lawful aofnsJ and p1t % represent
gsner menes Of ~ Stockholders n Company Lgd within
months nom sid sf the dave thseof whsn W ss Dot t
soha pteeniot spr e1'ed ~ oh-r rruly with u power
400 suthorv AZ such ssteal vote.
atd 70 Do Fueb ohsf at acts rive
msnhef ~ The ssd me.t " per.ontiy ptssss
aad we d. hereby fi AL conc act o,
acts our I'D attorney hwfuy " IN
u ~ suthority h,rtby coufc ulou him
WHns- hands sad zeal DAY Of - 90, ttau.. Al
ataffH ft.Nr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

Mcs.rs ucrndon Green, sarah Green, William,
A.Grcon. John Johns on, william t.rr-.u ", ami
I'd. Y. WinHe, fnorAeY a-S dS,Ht fact 70, s psrf.,,
"A 3 you are not in aabitants OF this Common
ueahb you will take that ,ban ray Of
senosy loio At Jennings Ordinary the county of
IN the stss ofvgipa the Opposition Of BENJAMIN, ~ Row
asd oher and from ny they th,t dav
my WI DC "ssn At the said place day
9sd January 1885, tho sbop NJ RbmonJ sb.,nrs pr,cs
soWa'a Ceuny IN State Of Virgins, take deposition Of
ssmes w. Wshhsn an o'h-r thy are not
ten on That daJ ej viii be
onh, mHday-to read evidence In tie cause IN
hor asPendinf th Circuit Superior Law AMI Chance
Uioi Noowy Gown IT, in which aud you api ots.
are osshdsnh ELIZABETH ANDERSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

SWAN'S DOWN. We have lust received per
- last New yors PACKET lot Of bsauiiri Swans Dow,
cal from the Ladies IL requeAed JNo. THOMPSON 60.
noT No a. u,i, =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
COMPREHENSIVE.

oNhho = HUME have this day assoeiaied with no
- W. SiCoLl Gate hrn OF Cray Nieon Co, con
unue the Dry Good,
In This Ciiy under the fnn 81 LroSAkp Hons SIcoLI-
wM. A. LEONARD
ROBERT e. HONE,
JOHN w. NCoLI.
Nav YokI, LIST Jan ary, ieIS
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHt COMPANY.
IINHE ELEVENTH. ANIMAL MRRTINI.

u Of the sioehhOdsrs Of the Jam,. Eiy,f and Kanavha
Ccnpiny, vii BE- bsh the Cspt ei, Of Richmond
,fmision o. the author Novrl1 c s u presn
Der. BY Ord,r OF the President Nd nrretors
W. n CHuIENDEN. sec'y
Rr,HNoSp. 3is October 1886
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

FOX RENT,
Aud Immediate po,.cssIon 9IyenJ
Gyf The residence lately occupied by Mas.
tfh ftriaSrs 10 tho 81 Hasebesist Aypy At The
WhG once to NtSfs- M, Esg, Governor su,si 70
October ~. lNS. JOHN ~. PLEASANT
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GEh tNOR RENT-Our two Store. ,r n.

Est NOR RENT.-Our two Stores ON tn.
= Eagle squars, below Msssrs Al handler Ira ~.
~ be eo@Pe'ea IN time for the spnx Trade Of vAisA
occupied as o'y Good AsaAla p-u u.-
Inc other Is Tor rent ard will aaised ~ suit the ,. ~ NJ,
The foi stores RAsi~ sau,r, h. n
- oo~'n AM ourselves will uui6pr q. -
e4sh STORE having british Plate the window, "a
M so.f OF $40 per light which VIII be Of sr,.I
advirtis,. < W s1s~iA< n mo-
The stores 100 feet d-ep .ane .iz. .4
hight and pch IA so feet our v,. r.
rear "a Of the main ~ ~inso,. All
say hgdI The Of both 6nnAsd IN
ST. for o-d nd eo. $500
Servants roons &c IN the oae, perh.ps
over the stor=s, wl BE- ior
Appyto BRoOEs Il utrpson
2l-c5w N. a, 49,.
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~ :" Tndr the Exchange IIo,,f.
Two THE PUBLlC.-I HAVE THIS DAY
sold my enre stock Of waebes Jewellery Silver and Plated
ware Military ard Fancy Goods my brother s.ruuL NrrcH
i ana NJ JeHs w. TrLns. aud have debts
Csc me ON open October the, Ar. uv
authorised TO receipts and he sane.
NY hothe and MI Tyler have been
IN Win me- for several
mat can with iul confidence nd than.
To the patronage u my Old customers and fri.na.
WA. MITCHELL Jr.
q o-PARTNERsHIP FOR ENTHUSIASTICALLY 4
- IJLkR WAIoH Mains AND JrwkLLEks-we have this
any purchased Of Mr. VIM Mitchell IT. kof
'eN's silver and Plated Ware. Military Fancy
most respeeuay solicit Continuance ,aons,
friends and .ustomer and III. pubic q. all t,. hsy.
90 han large Hoek OF soots quality which
sw sell a. cheap a. roo Of quality
u" Guy OF esr~bere SAMUEL y. MITCHELL.
JOHN H. TYLER.
Richmond, Oct l. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

BIBLE SUCTETY OF Va.
The Managers OF the Bible Sosieiy Of Va. arc reaue.
ted to attend regular monthly meeting. in the Lectu
Room oi the United Presbyterian Church, Tuesday Of
ternoon, 2nd inst, at O'Clock
WM. WILLIAMS,
Recurding Sery
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IMPROvEMENT IN DENTIL sURGERY

u H. " HUDSON city an Ia. s,u.-i IN.
Praes OF bis profession Persons desirous
teeth supplied the natural and durahe
1y invited TO call and eIznlR- IDeorupb
cal gums OF his o~s Manufacture. IL 4,
eIb sec nsrs and eIpAR th- improved la.e<,sa La
al no feel di-po>ed
RIebnupt. October :, ISI5-dkc2awtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
THEATRE.

HOYTS OFFICE. $4,000 Capital for TO-
day the drawing hasd O'Clock Tickets only
s. have. and quarters In proportion For sale until
HOYr's OFFICE,
deg No. Exchange
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
GR EAT ATTR "A TIoN!
NEW GOODS.

OICKETT g. GREGG have just received and are
| now opening, direct from New York and PhIa-
aa,
10 cases blue Prints, style, all figures;
12 " Fancy assorted Prints style;
90 /" kentucky Jeans, Sattnets, Cassmeres and
ard Times;
\ so bales brown, striped. plaid and bleached Do
estics, all qualities cottonades, cotton twls, gam
oons, suspenders, hosiery, shaws and handerchiefs
sorts and sizes, style silks, laces and ribbons
nbrelIas, parasos and shades, lawns, de lanes
,at trimmings, boots, shoes, hats caps and bonnets
ew style books and stationery, hardware and cutie
i glassware and queensware; scythes and sick les
les generally; in fact almost every article usually
bund in any store in this country-al of which are
ffered very low for cash and barter, Wholesale re
all
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
Great Western U. 3. Mail Line
. FROM
MsC TIL OE WHITE RIVER TO
LITTLE ROCK. ARK's,

BY Steamboat and Post Coaches.
THE undersigned, contractors for Transporting
Il the u. s. Mail from mouth Of White River
ION the Miss.) by Steam.b boat, to Rockroe, and
from thence in four.horse Post Coaches, TO Little
Rock, will put that line into full operation on Fri
day next.
Passengers from the Mississippi will take steam
boat at the Mouth of White river every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday morning at o'clock,
for Rockroe, where they will meet the Post Coach
es, which will convey them through the Big Prai-
re to Little Rock. by e. uafus af sh hrdck evoFy
d dffESsssday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at
8 o'clock, and reach Mouth White river by 4 p.
M. of the following days-through in from 81 to
40 hours.
This line forms the con meeting link between the
great U. S. Mail Line by steam. boats on the Mis-
sissppi and Ohio rivers, and the U. s. Mail Post
Coach lines diverging west and south from Little
Rock to Fort Smith and Washington.
Passengers from other States, wishing to visit
the celebrated HOT SPRINGS, or any other point
in the interior of Arkansas, may rest assured tina,
this line will afford them ready and speedy con-
veyance from the Mississippi to Little Rock, al
all seasons, and particularly when the Arkansas
is too low for nav igation, which is generally the
case through the summer and fall season.
Conyeyances in Stages and Hacks to the Hol
Springs, or any other point, can at all times be
readily procured at Little Rock.
No pains nor expense will be spared by the
propretors to render the situation of all comfort
able and convenient who may travel on their line.
SrAeE-orfIcE--At Little Rock, at the Anthony
House.
erAu baggage at the risk of the owaers.
| n G. p. LENNON & co. z
! Little Rock. Nov. %. ls444 Aft.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

DEAvER, Frand Russia Hats; all kinds and de
Is scriptions rr, Seal and Cloth Caps; Gentleman =
Calf, Kip and Sck Boots; Mems and Youths Calf.
Kip and Thick egsns Ladies' Shoes, various kinds.
general assoe ent Of Hardware, Cutlery and Crock.
cry; Drugs, M<bines, &c. All of which will be solp
at short pro,se being satisfied of the truth of TIM
old adage thai 10 nimbe six pence is better thae
3 October 26 ma -.r.ar. - 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
And Medicines

ve received by, late arrivals fresh
of Drugs Medicines &c., TO which
entioN Of purchasers is invited-as
eterminea, to vend the best articles :
pie prices, we solicit share Of pub
large assortment Of choice Perfum.
tly executed.
u. T. M. MAYERS, Drugg'sts.
9Th, 1914. 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
QuesasyVare,g { Glass. &c.

store eightcrates Of assorted Queensware, with
an extensiy assortment on the shelves, together
with tumbers part bottles, pint and half pint TASKS
Wnlch Will be Pked to order and sold at the lowest
prices at whole,le or retail, for cash or barter
GEO. S. BRINE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
FRBH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
fAUSTIN & CLEGG.

tAUSTIN & CLEGG,
N NOW offer great bargains, at the store former
~ ly occupied by Scott, White & co. They
have jus received, per steamer Cecilia, from Gin
ciunati md Louisville
$50 barrels whiskey,
so half do. do, .i
25 kegs do,
barrels brandy,
.... r- $1,000 lbs assorted iron,
10000 lbs castings,
500 plough mouIds,
25 cast mould boards,
100 kegs nails,
1000 lbs lead,
ed 5000 doz cotton warns,
,--,-1 10 doz bed cords and plough lines,
10 doz sfters,
6 boxes flnsks,
- II Dc aa99 Vrsfgsaa p,fglli.! !!q9g%SSs!sss; 9gSssss;
6 do claret,
1000 gallons stone ware.
Which, together with their former stock of
y 500 sacks salt.
10 hhds hhhdsssafe. sGgafe
3 do Loaf Sugar,
--- l ceroon Indigo,
oe-Lags Shot,
SO kegs Foriar.
LSO,-Hardware, Tinware, Queen--.ro pod
brds, Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool cards, III
bice, Pepper, Birthstone, Alum, Copperas, Black
hg and Brushes &C., &C., makes their stock
Ene of the most compile and desirable ever offered
b the public here, every article of which was
|arefulIy selected by one Of the firm, and will be
bid low for cash.
| June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
DHros & MaDICINEs.
FOREMAN & SPROTT,
Druggtts and ApOthecaries.

Water street, Van Buren,, Ark. !.
INGpurchasedthe establishment of p Hang
IL er, vii continue to keep a well selected stock
Of DRUGS,aEDlCINES ES, DYE-STUFFS, &C., &c,
together VIII all articles usually sold in such esiab
iishmens 'hich they will sell the most
terms. An hope by close attention to business to
merit a lib*al share of patronage.
Nov, 1874. al TT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
? Arka{as InteIIigencer.

P Arka}as InteIIigencer.
". Duff, Fort Gibson.
DeLab, Park Hill, C. Nation
sevillsArk.
Roonborough, Ark. .-g
lton, General Agent.
llsbqbugh, Arks.
herfee P. o. Ch. Nation.
Adrb.
Nletown Choctaw Nation.
" Fort Washita.
asaw District.
BY Depot.
brt Towson.
bhn Penn, Doaksville.
B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
bl, Natural Dam.
Is, Fort Smith.
Inns, CIarksville.
Post Master, Little Rock.
bant Hill.
ndra.
Clarksville.
eli, Norristown.
bver.
Fbyd, Danville. ....-
P. M. Lewisburg.
Rock Row.
Belmont, Miss.
(orri!l, Holly Springs, Miss.
fe, New Orleans.
Pencer Academy.
ntonyille.
Carrollton.
, Boonville.
anklin Co.
}, Esq. Memphis, Tenn. |
|lorsehead.
y, Norristown.
wisburg.
Aell, Post of Ark's.
setNashvillo, Ten. |
pntsviile, Ark.
la.
|eef Home.
Pr. W. N. Anderson, Creek
pshburns Prairie Mo.
|danelle Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

JOEL BARLOW, the Author
was sturdy Democrat, inso}
translation of David's Psalms, H.
the word King to into single lin
Subjoined is an illustration: i
"How glorious is our Prcsideys
Who rules above the sky!
The people oil, with one consop;
Adore his majesty"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
EW GOODS.

has juist returned from the East,
70 new ind well selected stock ei
n pavt. 1t n
~. Alatsaesoa, ShawI6. Muslins,
n QnsoasVsre, IisrdIpese, Iron
!ssss cssperips, ~. 10. &c.
fns$ / <Ss Stoca>san ~ so1d
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
INVITE g. CO.,

! led per steamer Lucy Walk
g articles, which they otte
u + cash or country produce
es b coffee,
! salt,
ugar,
Baleratus, ----
madder,
b best indigo,
packerel,
salmon,
Est. oil,
porter,
uB,
bis loaf sugar,
crushed do,
ad whiskey,
les emon syrup,
Is Nown domestic,
kesplue Merrimac prints,
Is fashionable hats,
|esboots and shoes,
tsjummer pants,
bier coats,
! Ihandsomr7Sflfrrs,
oakum,
painted buckets,
Johns, assorted, .
rope,
glue,
lampblack.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11
To..lI, IA Ell.

bNT STREET, Fort smith,
toDs and GROCERIES, will pur-
pNTRY PRODUCE, at his store,
the highest market price. Far
requested 10 give him = call.
2S.-1y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

: nemsnisaenees g Byron.--l. is said that Ms,
ba, ce"c%s e"e so% aaa successor Of Byrous
ESQ, the friend of the di.r-sssshei poet, BY {.
Is to give hipa-e<dOo sterling for bis rcs =
nscences of pyson. Including, il is said.
Esa"g Of ~ 'e'ers which have ncvor bccn Pvsr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

superb mezzo'into of the Senate Of tho III
~ a'e.' IN session. is now nearly ready for noh
hcation in New York. II will form. d.-..l", 'ss
type ORIGINAL dlminutye but faislfuI pcf sr$7
thirty or forty of the most dis,inxui.bef Il j
ceuntrymen.--Pic. $500 TrT EJYE&
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

b,;,, Inc K Keel Of the largest American a4 ~.
oult mas Jast been laid In New York. She 4 ,.V
run IN tho London line, and Wit ratio 1900 ,on,,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

CIGARS q CHEWING ToBAcco.
=; go; -; $ ;:::;:; ;s!:sss
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

James K. Polk.-The PhiladelplyK
truly neutral paper in political mattt
Mr. Folks election to the Presid.
Folk 10 Prccise'y sucn prasICcnt ~
.o.r --r--:--S, a man in whose cburn,S
ton, love Of peace and love Of il
principal elements. We especfs't-
election Of achief magistrate of reA-
tics, respectable attainmcnts, long ~
political action, good sense, moder,
bic feelings. pure principle6
character. A iar.ifret
discrimination, for incidental psotcctiob r.
liberal economy, and ac-nciIia,ory. d;,n;6'
a stable conserv~"ve policy Will inss,.
rule TO the ~ar'y now ascendant, And ~,
and ,>sPcrity of tho country ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-11

Van Buren,, Ark's. May 13. ls44.-16-ly.
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WtsmVGroy CrrY, Sept. ~, lsIj
Ia my Icuer es'erday gave number Of from
the M"Oarioa. Col Bentpn's organ OF ST. Louis, md
from essays by Id E-oon, in the Globe for the purpose
Of showing how promptly my statements the coalition
ot Col y. and tie administration being subsiantsed
O le evidence snJrdcd by the Of Col Benton and
he 'fgsn, well shew The nature NJ that conf
ceu'e y which The Missoufan says Col Benton and
ms friends have always reposed in Col Polk. now re.
'une the consideration Of these matters
The Mssouuan II the JOh August says A. quoted IN
my letter yesterday.
Col B'nlpn did not denounee the Convention
bot charged that there had been agus deest Mr. Van
Buren, and procure The nonpinsuon OF Cs.s Cslbopr
Johnson, e. al" Sc.
Here " on admission that Cd Bcn!oa eon.ids red the
nomination Of Nr. Polk the result q an intrgue
stated my letter yoterjay fat Col B,atob sud his fend
opposed the nomination VI Mr. Polk Tor tho Presidency
when the Convention balloung iof bis nomination
aud seni messages to that effect per tie Magnetic TEX,
gfsPh, tie ssi nesssgc being stand by your guns th
cin be proved To show thai injustice done u,
Benton charging That lie denounced he nonnnsuon u
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Mr. Polk intrigue, quote couple Of passages from
letter, his signature. dated Washington June
3 lsll and published in the Missoursn-t beng written
Eve days after the nominations
Neither Mr.. Polk nor Mr.. Dallas have had anything
do with the intrigue which has nulhed the choice
the people and The right OF the people and the principals
Of governmen an the psrsoa OF Mr. Van Buren,. &C.
THE Texas Treaty which consumated this intrigue
nothing but the final long conspiracy. in which
the sacrifice OF Mr.. Van Buren, had been previously
agreed upon" &c.
These the only instances in which Col Benton
after opposing Mr. Folks nomination for Vice President
and afterwards for President denounced his nomination
intrigue and have him and his organs claim
ing have been the only friends OF Mr. Polk to have
procured HE nomination. have secured his election.
have had slw.y. full confidence him, and to be his
saunchest ircnjs-when the facts VIGOROUSLY the
OF all these assumptions The Mtssourian IN
Of the extracts which quoted yesterday, says;
.The adoption Of the ,wohrds rule caused the defeat
Mr. Van Buren but his friends could and would
go for the intriguing candidates. because they had
hdenec in them they then determined TO bring forward
another candidate" "Such they found in Col Polk
Co Benton and the " Buren, always regarded the
insuon OF Col. Polk triumph the in,rigues
foot by Calhoun, Cass, and Johnson,"&c.
In several Others passages the denunciaon ofihe
friends OF Cas-. Calhoun, Johnson Stewart at OIL is found.
with the assertion that Col Benton and the
Wan Buren who had caused the nomination Of Mr..
Polk. Let show the There were seven ballots
before Mt Polk received a single GA the 9Th ballot
the stood.
Van Buren. Cas-. Baeh.nan. Johnson, Calhoun. Total
~ l23 - u got
And on the eth balO, 1t stood
Van Buren Cas-. Polk. Buchanan. Calhoun Total
lOl ia ~ 266
The "a votes gwen to MIR, Polk were the following;
N Hampshire, previous bal tor '. B. 8 tor Buehsnsn.
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