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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09

QuEBEC.-In addition to the severity OF
the weather in Ouenpr. the eG tor OF the
CaRddiaa complains Of the high price OF all
kinds of necpssagies. Potatoes there are
4s. minot, freRood S. cord, water Is.
Sd. the harr.I, and bread 10 and ls. Per
loaf. In edition to these evils, as it, he
says, every scourge was TO visit Quebec at
once, diseases are beginning TO appear,
in the suburbs. and the cold is so
intense that the thermometer has been for
several days "a deg below zero.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09
From the PaInyra Courier, N. Y
A LESSON TO WHIGS.

A fact is developed by the official can
yass of the counties of this State, which
shnr!d impress upon the minds of the
Wings lesson never to he FORGOTTEN in
2 very future contest. The canvass lows.
that had rrerY Whig ,oto eoled g., l844,
been at The i'oiIs IN l84j, ttsre u,ald hare
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09

The new novel which is being brought
on under the edi,ogship of James Fenni-
more Cooper, il is said, IS written by his
daughter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09
TERMS VI ADVERTISING.

TERMS Or ADVERTISING.
Taree tassrti0H', oEe sgHafe, : 90
Ere,y sHbssqRen' insertion, rs
Largei ones - proportion.
Al sraI d eouat riibe giDsa 10 hose
pk, adrsriise bB ihc gar
e~7-Boft. q H.fs Cl.fs. Haal1Hls,
ma aH .oftar iras y ,f1i Fork, ssaly
d % e. i',s fyfrs o.. oa he ,4,si reasonable
sszs, o9a - p n ,E.lsas,scs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
"Yours, respectfully"
Charlotte County.

At very large and spectacle meeting Of the citizens
OF Charlotte eoGny Virginia held at the Court House.
the 9TH day OF Ap l546 JT The purpose OF appointing
egates 10 attend tie rsoad convention. proposed 20 be
held Ia the town OF Farmviie the 9TH day VI May, 40
Horny Darlington, ESQ, called D the chair, and
on motion OF Dr. lizard Rise, Daniel Perkins was appon
ted Secretary. Upon taking the chair Mr. Darlington
planned the object o the meeting 5riSf adore which
he dwelt with great force upon the great
under which this section Of the aboring for
tue want ct some improvement that would enable
zeIs 10 their produce market at reasonable cost
The plan which mas aIesdy bean proposed of extend
ing the Clover Hill Rail Road reach the fertile val
legs OF the Stanton aud Dan Rivers met his entire ap-
probation, and his argument tended shew that il the
attempts being made extend this Railroad thus tar
should be successful, i, would Ultimately reach the Ohio
rver.
MIR. Henry n. Watkins, Of Prince Edward. having been
called uron b. the Chair responded neat and strong
speech, " favor Of the Mr.. VIM. H.. Dennis the
Senator from Ibis district, made few remarks showing
IN very clear the right which this secon of the
IN carrying out system Of improvement that would pa
through this portion OF Vrgins-and sanRune that
the Legislature would render some aid If proper
were made, by thOsc wanting il.
Mr. Hrl. i. Scott, IN 4 few handsome remarks called
upon the people Of Charlotte and all other paris of the
interested in Ibis scheme. TO help and urged
tue great injustice that this portion Of the state had
at the hands OF our Legs ature.
On Motion OF WIN. Il. Dennis, Esq Resolved, That the
iOo"lnH counes De invited 10 send delegates the pro-
posed Convention Farmylle viz Halta, Pit.yIy,,i,
Parck, Henry, franklin. Notoway Chesterfield Meek
lenb.rg, Prince tdwIrd Cumberland, Dngddie Lupen-
burg, toe CITY o Richmond aud town Of Peicsbur, In
Virgins, aud the following IN North Carolina viz:
HALIFAX. Warren. Granville Person, Caswel Rocki
and Stokcs.
On Moion Of Mr.. Paul s. Darlington, the chairman
appointed The following gentlemen delegates to attend
the FaImys Convention. and urged upon hem 10 attend
w w. ii. Dennis, DR.. lizard Rice, Edward w. Henry,
Paui 5. Carrngion, Henry n. Watkins Thos e. Wal.
Ems H. H. MARSHALL, VIM. r. Scott, Dr. Jool Watkins DR.
Isaac Reed, Henry Darlington, VIM. l.. Watkins. Tnos.
Edmunds, Capt VIM. T. Gillian, Wyatt Cafdsell I,nsc
= Carington. David Comfort Archer A. Davd.on DANIEL
+. Perkins, Nathaniel Wilson. Capt Jacob W. Morton.
Richard ]. Gaines, Joseph II. Wilson, Capt Samuel d.
Morton, VIM. y. Green, Col. james p. Mar.hall Geo /
t'o0ef's' Capt John II MarshsI, Jo'eph NJ Daniel, Dr.
Clement Watkins, and DR.. John r. Brown
On motion Ot William II. Dennis Esq
Resolved That the proceedings Of thus meeting be ptb
hshed IN the Richmond, Lynchburg, Petersburg D,nye
and Milton papers
HENRY CARRINGToN, President.
DAHL. r. PERKINS 81 cretaty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
MANY WINGS.
beautiful Exhibition.

visited Odd Fellows He'll Monday evening TO wit
the exhibnon OF the Disphanous Painting. aud Gro
msuoscopic Views advertised by the proprietor; and
the qualification experienced in admrng the effects pro-
dueed in each change has mpcIed thus publicly to sd
wise the sightseeing people OF Richmond if they wish
enjoy enersamsnt Of superior ORDER not to let the pre-
sent opportunity by neglected The Dsphsnous Paint
nss less Than series OF Dissolving Views
but OF superior order. the effects of which equal
y astonishing beautiful. Al time, while gazing
at view OF the Bay OF Naples, with Mount vesuvious lis
delightful scenery and placid waters, gradual change
comes the scenet dies away. aud the same time
another appears trees and figures taking
the place Of the before tranquil of the Bay The
astonishing part of these Views is that portions of two
pictures the the tme inter-
mngling it until the gives full place to the
other. The changes in all these views beautiful The
Storm ca good Out OF this change, apparently
from biny bed, emerges the Capitol Washington Ia
representston These Paintings drew continued
bursts of appropriation from the spectators especially the
portrait Of the Father OF country, Washington which
is excellent likeness The different Mooulights are ex
ceedingy good Death the Pale H1rse is a ine Paint
ing-,he Scenes with the moving Boats &c. are very
the proprietor "Cromaro-eopc views bu, as have
can make comparison, hut would say they are for be-
yond my comprehension and attemp; describe them
would be futile However they astonishinely beaut
full Fearing have trespassed your indulgence con-
ciude by hoping thAi my feow.ciizens may avail them
selves the enjoyment these exhibitions have Afford
ed me. CITIZEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

The ST. Louis Mi.sourian announces receipt Of Mr.
Bsnons speech in reply Gen. Csss with aonshment
and regret" The Mssourisn has been regarded tho
special friend and organ Of Mr.. Benton. whom. however,
Il threatens with the effective and TERRIBLE Judgment
Of the people, whom it sppeas in tone Of patriotic
phren1y. II was alarmed when Mr.. Folks Message an.
nouneed that the I9h degree had been offered compo-
misc and this alarm had been increased by his subsequent
Tho only ray OF hope it says. that gmmered
through the black clouds OF hickenng danger that
Benton the AJAX lebanon Of the Senate supposed
stand hrm, and would rights this question
tho utmost Blu, that hope has failed and there
salvation for eScep, appeal to the peope-And
it forthwith proceeds make that appeal. COL Benons
popularity in Missouri, shaken it was by the Texas
bomb. in danger Of being completely uvehrown by his
disposition o compromise the Oregon question.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
"Iook 10 the seuate.m

The country looks the Senate, with uniegned ankle
~, the presen, moment Upon its hrmness depend
hopes for the preservation of peace Most earnestly do
hope that that body will inaexiby adhere position
the Oregon question. However ur.imporsnt might have
been originally insert the word aieab G" in the
luon', it must be apparent at glance, that having been
inserted strike it might be fairly construed
into expression Of hostile feeling towards Great B.
tain-nsy that it could be construed, and throw
obstacle the way OF the adjustment pesceaby OF
The controversy. Rather than abandon this position,
hope tins Senate will permit the resolutions fall the
grOund-and leave the question where in the hands OF
the President be conducted on his responsibility such
a conclusion in his wisdom be may dsiermine-and as
sydy speedily he may think, under the cicum.
stances. adyissble
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
TniaI
Sl9O5 Os


being the average GEnps OF IS per lamp including
the cost Of 81 new lamps. Nov 400 Lamps would be
sufficient light city, including Church I'll end Rock
stis, then the annual charge would be $500; which
may be added the interest the outlay for 400 lamps and
posts, (S22OO beng 1912 Thus it will be
tina, the City throughout may be lighted for annual
Of S3492; but If add per for difference
OF oil, an5 500 moIe for services Of Superintendent
then the utmost annual expenditure would exceed three
thousand nine hundred dollars H. the Cy govern
menI should decide incur this liability, sehere may
be abandoned at any moment, snd the whole put
jeopardy would be merely the loss ~ be sustained dspo
ing OF the lamps and posts. As many persons have no
doubt entertained opinion that by only the city could
be advanageously lighted and in that heavy and
uncertain expenditure would be incurred, these suggestions
founded data having undsputed proof 10 them
Offered for the benefit OF oil interested and II should
yet be decided light the with oil. 1t
It may be accomplished annual cost Of sixteen
only TO each individual residing within ITS limits Whether
the wealth and prosperity of the City viii usuiy this
Pendilure for the benefits anticipated from for
consideration. CITIZEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

tended To the Of tho Blue Ridge tho General Assem-
bly, should make provision for purchasing behalf Of the
state al tho shsrssia the stock Of the James River and
hnswna compsny which were subscribed for By persons
hvrg west 81 that mountain her par value; those per-
sons having been induced subscribe those shares by
as,ssaee, given, that the esnswas to DO extended.
In coneunon, ws respectfully but earnestly you,
promptly to determns, what shall be done
'ion OF the General Assembly. In reference the
@ we have ensea.ored to bring to your a,ten-
uon. The ume has come when tho decision VI these
questions can no longer be delayed You cannot fail to
perceive that they ought be determined now for no
o'he reason because 10 highly important that The public
mind In every section the State shall a, far s
oe be brought TO the decision another great on
winch WAL soon be called act. need by these
and all o'her exaneou. considerations You cannot
guisc u IRON yourselves You would that The srsat oues
ZION OF what shall be the future basis Of in
tho General Assembly of Vitgnia viii have to be settled
In the course OF the next years The people aone
decide Il finally and enthusiastically and il ought 10 be sruled
on principles uninduenced By f,u,
0sal interest We trust, therefore, for this aud the
otner reasons We have offered for your YOU
will now decide nsly and for whether W., shsl b.
permitted 10 seek market amongst youeye, Cor an, ,ur
Plus products OF our soil or shall be driven find one in
snothef Stale. We will not Tor moment suspect You of
being disposed to play the part Of tho dog in the msnser
by niusng either TO take trade youls or .p,r
o,het' TO get IT, Such course would' be unworthy
OF Your character rs generous aud enlightened 10
pursue, as would be dsgraceu u, as freemen to sub
mite
We are aware thatat the last session Of the General As
semby number OF members representing wesstn conn
nts voted Tor the indsniie postpone ment of the lame.
NNer oli We believe however, that they did SO for re L.
sons, which will not sgsin influence their yotrs and mot
from any hostility to works Of internal nents and
ha' withyour aid, We shall at the Of the cyi,
be soe 10 obtain such appropriations will COM
pIe's those important lines Of internal and
commerce. 80 indispensable to the prosperity Of this seo
hon OF the Stale, aud which alone and will bind the
people q sll the grand divisions OF this state together "A
citizens OF the same prosperous happy and firmly united
Commonwealth.
Med. MOORE,
JNO. J. NORMAN
JOHN d. HOUSTON,
JAMES F HARPER,
WIN. NJ GOLD,
John JORDAN,
A. LEYBURN,
JOHN LErCHER,
WIN. PAXTON,
ROBERT MORRISON,
Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

BL'ofY ATTRaTAr Lousville, Ky on the night q the
tn INST boody eff occurred between David VI. Nc
lnre' Of the hfm q Melnre t. Brother and W. wordsn
Pope Mercer. clerk a. Gregory g. Co.'S L,toty Office
resolhng from previous difficulty. little aner mi night
NC Parles met accidentally, and Mr.. Mercer shot Mr.
Nolntfe n the head with pistol. Mr. McInt,o Wa. IA
ken 10 walkers coffee -ous, HE br,ia oszing IN Isrge
geannue, ifsm bic skull Al possible aid VS. rendered
quo, Du' ron The hrsi BIZ speedy death obviously in.
ef'aoIo' The eause Of The affsy is not siyen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

" That valuable psPer, the "New York Courier and
Enquirer-whieh. firm defence of Southern
tuuons deserves the liberal support OF Southern
pears in and beautiful drcss A single number Of
this mammoth sheet equal 6S5 pages
an ordinary duoeeeimo volume!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

Rior AND ESc1rSEvr-We learn from The ST. Louis
Republican that Moor Oury recently committed 10 si
a. bowling Green NO by the Circuit Court ~ refusing
testify before the grand jury, DO relate on 10 gambling which
me ooufhud undertaken supprcts IN the evening the
excitement anong The citizens u the town and number
~ pfsjh ~ attendance on the csur, very great
ond they threatened 70 demosh The a n Mr. Oury wac rot
bsaed. At enRth the excitement becsme % great and
The Concentrations unequvooa that proteci the e,un
" property he was liberated The day two members
matter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

" The Lesrh,d BIIeksmith announces his intention
visit England June, and make the Of ,ha,
Try foot, Ike Bunyan's pilgrim, a, the Of about
miles 4 day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
Lighting Tie Streets.

Although il has been found inexpedient the present
time the OF lighting the OF the city
BY the erection OF Gas Works, IT nevertheless be
ceabe have the sufficiently lighted and
expense that would alarm the economical. Whilst
the Of using depend upon the income other
be derived from individuals, and therefore the
nua the corporation would be OF I'M
certainly the Of the through the
OF oil can be ascertsned with csrs-intg; and
whenever its deemed ineIpedient the
Of Would but little loss consequence Of the orr
gina outlay And in order to ard some information
stve the of OIL have obtained the official report
the Committee employed by the town Of New Bedford.
Msss for the yesr ls.s relative ghtng the
OF that place, by which appears that toe whole eIpend
for that purpose for year. 1905 dollars and
cent' for the supply Of 23l lamps-eomPrsins these
items,
has gals Oil at 9Oc. l0O6 90
Laoour 659 %
81 new Lsmps, fixtures and repairs ISL 90
Supennjendent's Salary, &c. So 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
piuIsylynnia.

We are glad to perceive that the idea Of running Mr.
White in this county, the colleague OF the gifted Tun
STALL has been renqushei, and that has been
ed TO adhere Nh Lanier his Associate the canvass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

with the writer in the remark, that 'he owes that
duty to his own fame, and the country to which it
belongs"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
CITY Canyass.

Wereeevod yesterday accommodation signed "Shocko,
H." in relation the City Canvass, which pub
lsh because the author has left his name with Us.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

MA'sicuusETTs RiILRoGD, We find in the April mum
ber e Hunrs Merchants MoFazine, comprehensive view
Of the condition Of he Railroad ent,rphfein Massachase
for l5ij The proeioz Of the Railroad movement that
State has been truly remarkable and attended With tie me-.
gratifying results not only the uade Of Boston SOD tho
State generally but the stockholders We gstbsr foro
the aree Of the Magazine Few particulars which we feel
quite must interest renders The satsmsot.
they ere compiled from the official 10 the Legislature
show ~ increase ~ the receipts Of Ibis yepr compared
with the ssi while there decided decrease in the
raj expenses, and the sverige expense per mile run
This last item varies from 35cts on tho Connecticut
or Railroad, 10 li7 cents rer mile ron on the T,uoto,
Branch short rolSay Of II miles. The average IL rs
duced 10 10 cents per mile run; being CENTS under The
in the United States up yesr 1893 &C.
cotdng 10 The estimate Of the Cbevae De Gersmer and
like rate the period in Great Britain.
There are Is railways In Massachusetts commsneed snd
10 the course consiructon,on which upwards Of S25 900
600 have been expended. OF this number only ~ rsil
ways embraced in the abuiar statement being roads
that huishsd, partially 6nshsd producing income on
q cost oi so, 355,g34.
The g'Os, rscsps these roads, from freight 47i 254
passengers, 1858 96S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

4 ENTr CALF Mon. 500 s--Ias, 10 he, a , h, ~ -
- hard'ons Tbt eat shd Hoots of fhad. pbs ,ogr,
'ufs which vii Be sod At Z, sand dorsTs
apVa imam ,vg,.
4 A'iss' Black BAOKZg MIR SLIPS -Ibs,s i,,,o,...
- om Phiseelpha very hand.oHs sssorsnt n tbs st,s
yeyeeasias slips SPA JUDAH MYERS
hDIGT RIDING CAPs-Tbs subscfiser has Iuu received
- mail o Of Ladies vsry handsome Rd ne Coo. v',, &
"'a' sPW JUDAH MYERS
Il h"iEH' SEAL NOR. WAKING sHOEs-f have rec lived
~ 70 diyr Boat h7nfons assortment 81 Ladss WAKING
Hhoef, bes Philsoepba msnufacure.
apH JUDAH MYERS
SOMErHlN0 NEW ,Jsrt received By etpss. fo s,,, n
- Ladies Linen hall GaBsfs, bsauui srcls ,r ping
spqa No az 49,, w., 49, ,,,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

Was FrvEE ~ NEw YoEE.-Tbe N. Y. Telegraph
say, -" u has been proposed that public meeting be
held IN the Park sOme Day week. By citizens Of eli
p,rliss, ealing Ppon COagess rahs war loan Of Us
milliPs . e'fnsse Ne nniia, and insrs.s, he Arny
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
UPH0LSTERING
WhiIe AmInlnr Wnfer-


Fom Ne Whhs Hnlhuf spsings Gfssnbr.r County vrini,
HE sbscube gessra SCENTS for the sale Of this
"aer are just nov In receipt of portion Of bsir sprns
supply 10 barrels and habJ d received srset o the
apQ3 80 So IL IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
Fair at Powha,nm Co,., 49,

W 10. Ladies Of IN. Pp,b, terrain ch.,rs a. suse'
ms"n s.s & the Court House the Mordy IN M,
,,uahl. 800, , o' n great variety fasey u..s, =.
aine'es The proceed. Of VIII h. e. sna
asss o. ranosase They r.peety n,,. s
IN, sy 20 anena aud they hope with ,hs, "
mend. bic and uscfnl purpo.~. -" 'si" TOT Con
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

~ $3.50 htSEORN Of t.EOI. .-JournaI ,f
INFO he Natural History Geoory Of IN, ro,n
es seu du'inF the Voyage OF ~ Rsasc ruups IN, Void
~ I command Of Capt Ftzioy r. N. By Chane. Darwin
H. - In two ismo volumes PUBLISHED Tor ole Nv
spai A n MoNhls,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

S Med. MOORE,
JNo. J. NORMAN,
JOHN ID. HOUSTON,
JAMES F HARPER,
WIN. NJ GOLD.
John JORDAN,
A. LEYBURN,
JOHN LErCHER,
WIN. PAXTON,
ROBERT MORRISON,
Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
NO. les. BROAD ST.

WHERE CAN BE SEEN THE LARGEST
and most splendid assortment OF Tnnsplent Paintings for
Window shades before exhibited dolly to
can our establishment To have choice stock
save at least % e. We would call the
wishing to purchase splendid
shades which we will sell ow;-uimmings OF all
Shades put up an OF the Cay Shades
great pleasure SMITH A BAKToI.
House sign Painters, and Window Shade Manufacturer
l3-dam M Road st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

" The annual meeting Of the o.LA,,s.--
o'~e seesond fsederieksbuy Potomac RaYso.d C.. -
sss On as Nay 1885, a. he oes ofSs Conn.
apaI ~ M ,,..,,.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

MILLEFLEUR SOAP, FOR THE HAND;

NoTICE.-The subscribers t.m.,ly., 10
eether for the Of conducting PAPER HANGING
aha Guinness In all IL brsnehe
DOGGET ANDERSON.
G. DoGGET
GEO. W. ANDERSON
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-13
ANTss6DTY EEOESEl. lG 6npssna.EsE &E(gG& e1REECe.

MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 'ds loeatsd %i' in NnD%p ine 6usncss parl oi E5sss ss the city has iustundcrgonc thorough ElilGE3 repair and has been a!aost entirely .ssssxa arefitted and re furnished, for the ac- modaion ofthe public. ne proprietor very respectfully announces to his customers, his friends, and the public generally, he Is how prepared to extend to the travelling +munlty, transient visitors, and boardeTs, accom- ahons unsurpassed by any establishment west ol Alleghanies, and pledges himself that every at, bon shall be rendered to promote the comfort of fersons visiting his house, that vigilance and H. can bestow, being determined to spare Aalther l ble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his Fe, and hopes to meritthe patronage ot the pub- he qualities of his ales, wines, liquors, and ses are the best that the New Orleans market can n. Of this he is confident, he having, with care, selected them himself He has also arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole On, and London Brownstout always in bottles any ale on draft His cooks are celebrated m department; his servants faithful and atten- msporters trusty and courteous. r balls and parties, every attanable delleaey De served up in a superior manner, and at the reasonable prices
 e commodlous brick stables are under the nan Eeht of Mir. David Sl<elton, where carne9es, kes, and horses, are always ready for those who Iwish them.
 ne Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com oas four horse coaches, for the accommodation sltors, leaves this house tri-weekiy, and ac- nodation stages can at any time be procured on les here, and whose sf courteous department and to please tends, in some measure, to soothe ah7 Ills that flesh is heir to-
 office Of the Montgomery s Point and Rock n-weekly line of stages, is also kent at thls Where one of the proprietofs can be found, ready and desirous to accomm, date: and Panctuaty, attention and regularity, IS not sssed even by Stockton or a Reside; and also, western or Van Buren mail line, whose agent lalways be found at his post.
 ae Steamboat landing, passengers will always iacks, porters, and drays, in attendance
 JOHN BROWN. tle Rock, Feb. l9, 1915. 23-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-13
GETTY n yEFWzp,TlE!l.2g'J.!!,a ,TlE!l.g 'J.!!,ao

r-g TIE undersigned has rented this EaIsIs < WELL KNOWN EsTABLtsHMENT and has had the same fitted up fer EEs s..a. as the accommodation of the public. Fs prepared to receive his old customers and the |elling community. His T ABLE will be furnished with the best the ket affords and he pledges himself that every Ention will be paid to promote thescomiort ot all Ee who may visit his house. good STABLE is on the premises well fur Eed
 share of the public patronage is respectfully so- Jed, X. HOOPER. FRtc Rock, 7M Januayy, lSi6. 17-d
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-13

HUDSON RELEAsED-TheN Nashville Otho- politan of Friday says--..E.. z. c. Judson, the individual who killed 5lr Porterield, was discharged from prison on yesterday, and immediately left that city on board the stean- boat California, bound for Pittsbnrg where his father resides, who, it'is said is regarded as valuable and highly respected citizen. We learn there was no effort by Portsrfeld's friends, to prosecute Judsolkn