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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
CHOKED TO DEATH-A

:, CHOkED TO DEATH.-A very respecta-
Die man by the name of Daniel Mntthewson.
who resided on Federal Hill, in this city. was
ehoked TO death on Saturday evening. in at
Mmpung 10 swallow piece of ounce. Some
disease OF the throat, which had destroyed his
.oice number oil years before, is presumed to
'cumslance. -Priridemcs SentineI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

.r u The number Of persons who visited
TRINITY Church, New York, on "Wednesday
to heer the organ, was l3. 700.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

mond Enquirer OF Monday has the following
correction:
!, we were in error yesterday in announcing
the death of Mrs. Myers. We were induced
70 believe from. the representations of those
who ought to have known, that the statements
were true. We deeply regret the publication
sna hasten TO state, that Major Pollard re-
rIveo no such intelligence, nor did an ex.
press reach him on Friday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
NOVELS. NOVErS.

~ 'es, by Lueeae Sue. Commander Of Malta bv r.
ot Monte Christie. hv
III nS , Wndhain, Father Darcy, Lucy Morey a'e of
uc yam revolution, by Miss Alice Cleveland trace
INA OF the Sea, by Lieut. Murray theresa IN J. n
az usAer, Inc Widows Bridal, by r. Bsker, History
@ w inquest OF Peru BY the sp4nards, received and
October G. 1916 ~ "'"'" 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
CONERLEr AND CARPET FACTORY
DAVID KENNEDY.

MAIN sLREkT, SOUTH WHEELING.
hNiENs his thanks 20 the pnllic Or tho utc-al r-,.
OF the same. " ""''Oe
ne mas theronghly repaired and improved his mscbin
sl ana NOW manufactures and viii SCI. W hoesae or re
TAFT new and ies,liifdl arlclcof
T Ie tovcries Rugs, plain and striped,
+. b"y t, oNeir's CarIcis, &c.
for al OF which he has style OF rai,c-n.
ns'on work IN weaving Cafpcs, Rugs or Coycr,eis
respectfully solicited.
M kinds OF Fancy ard hiuc co'orins done 10 orlc-
warranted bright and not 20 rot the yam
prices are as low "a any in tie west and he will
M al orders IN tslne puncualIy at short notice
Niee'iiig, September IS; Isf6.-Gm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
SALT RHEU.M CURED.

This is TO certify that my wife, being for some inc
troubled with the Salt Rbeum aud having oecasion IN
use some Pills. recommended Dr. Smith. improved
indian Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills. amer hertakng
some three or four loses she found that her hands COM
msnsed getting better, and in less three weeks they
eectsd dnaI cure. She then recommended them 10 one
OF our near neighhors by the name Of Levi Faulkner
whose wife had been complaining with the same com,
plant for three years. and could End no cure and ser
using one BOX was much better and still CONTINUES 10
take The Plus with happy effect. 0P BEACH
Knoxville. Pa. March 18th, 1876
Once l59 Greenwich street, Large Brick Blosk1
III Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills.
Or And sec that @. Benz. Smith is Written with
pen ON the bottom Of the box
This s 20 certify that have used The Sugar coated dill
time. and believe them rood medicine, and so
ron enquiry IN that city, persO AIDED tat he he The
original inventor and therefore entitled 10 the hsnet
Of the invention. e. WILIJAMs
Ps.ior Isi Baptist Church. PiissaTsh
Once l59Greenwich 81. large brick bIOek)
III TAlwsys ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable
TrAna see tbs, O. BENZ spfb is wrrrrS with
pen on the bottom of the box ~
AssSrs ~ wHEEsrso, :. cRUMBACKER, PRYOR
ST. cIAtssyttLE. o.. MORGAN & RAMSEY.
Communicated
Ma. EDiroR-The Chro.o Thermal system, H. bsSonl,
rs.osAl one; u Treats The paris usually affected A.
know o. none that can equal ~ TayIors Genuine B.i
sem of LiverWort. use in IVY family with my ebii
eIen WIN the most happy resutssnd called an the
Docicf yesterday 10 RECOMMENDED IN addition 10 IL ee
le"liiy ior ~ wonderful OF cOnanmpfion and %
~ complaint. The Doctor says is extensively ennn.
e,lseh aa purchasers should Dr. tsedss aignafuyo
iotes teshfai sieei engrsying esch tosieor whst
ntNef, buy 81 The Doctor. rs Howerg
Oci. 20. JAMES BAKER, agent wheeling, Va
EzcLEcTIC BOoKs-fs aoz Eclectic Ig Re.der..
y e
% doz spoilers, " doz Rays ~ ArHhsefcs 10 oz Raw
a. IS doz RAYS u do just received and for sac =,
fssnnssIs pIieesW A. HoRNBROOK
sees..te oct 20.
vKsAiLoR's CANvAss-IsoO Va. Tsgo,.. csnvss.
- lust received and for sale a. Eaisera prias. ~
oaa. = , srl.AiN,
HkoWN MCsLfN-Ten hsiss hra,ru ,-fssiirs Ace,
ens Hsndss iist received and ~ sao e.fr loy, =,
TALLANT A. nELAFLAfN.
----- Mearoe stree
ATENT SCALE ngAMa. fom soo 81 $500 III. +.
- or A. GREER
AhsRiCAN HAND SAWS Of .ur,-. ss ou.l,,
OFT A CREfR.
WOOLLEN YARNS.
Es'Nh bss,sfn end rounify Ys-n. ofsssr, 4si., 81,
'g sENsrNEya uuorrs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL may GOnDs UnEgf

ID ERFONS wishing purchase hv the ~ holes 4ic iu
i doweii n cell ~ the Who'csFc sfose fof1re fus.
ehssing elsewhere There wi'l BE- ound ir ouf sfatk
gfeaf variety 81 Notions, which b. NOS ueuaiy kept boz
uTy Goods Houses Weafe determined to ffff 81 uif.
Faic sr rrah ~ rcdursl prircs VI you win favor us
WIN arai we VIII ske great pleasure .n show iug nfl
r0nas. snd fave nos fhc ost i1uif titf ,,f- r sr
pie w. efefy one a- 10 rerffds prirs ~ e fa. .t
rit GO suHtHri0 loUNaIDN n nFrRffIfiI
SO NfH .IIftf a. Heal.H- So
'.i7fN D, TO- tfgYt coos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
BGENTLINGER'S

All TER ATfVE SYRUp
TEOR ell disenses and mpuriiy Of The blood. This
~ preparations. prepared ard sod hy y A. Hrentln~ey
a. his Office Ashland Row, becoming favorite
MEDICINE for ~ Diseases ~ lie blood, producing erip-
lions upcn TOE sain ard Affecting the digestive orraas-
~ purely vegetable character guaranty 10 con.
iains nothing dclcerous Sud all who have tried t have
found its highly tcreGcisi effects oct 5 30 "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.


tHtHE Subscriber, amer hAvn- lee fr sve,,t
- years In the practice OF medicine im the Blocklev
fs he :" ,e,ssyvsnia now very respectfully Of
Once on Main street, pear Madison east side OF the way
Oct - 90 m 1 Al DAWES
G fEARs' SAWS German steel and London sprinr
- mana ahd PANEL saws. from the manufaeiory OF
spear & Jackson, Sheffield England just received by
----= OFT GREER.
THARPER's PUBLfCATIoNs-Jo ~. THOMPSON.
80 bOOkselor union street, has conSt autIy on hand
complete assortment Of Anthou's series Of cissienI
school looks, together with publications. Of the
Messrs Harpers, which he oilers wholesale and retail az
wy Ncw OK prices Oct ~.
RToRE NEW DRESS GOODS seI,asnev 4 Rbosss
s1e nave Just received per Green & Co.'S express some
beautiful Highland Peds, the latest article for dresses
Oct ~ 1856.
a LGERINE GlMfs-The noaisst article for trim.
sAsA ming dresses just received this mcrnine
sENsENEY 4 RHODES.
n BLOSSOMS English cast steel shoveis tyesbtmsn's
80 American steel coal do. Nslhy's ~ inch hre
frowes, ffsiey's hest pssiering DO. House bells on
springs complete, Hand axes, Bead aud baicteis
Counter scales, weights and sieely ards Wooasaws,
Csudks Tea Trays. warranted German silver spoons
East steel hatcher and shoe knives Coueave a,oefs is,
braces and bs, just received and fo sale oheap hv
Oct ~, HENRY p NORRIS
TYEDELBERG, anew Nsvei BY G PR Jsres, rees'd
Hsch aud i0r sale a. ELLIS
'etif III Main sffcef.
EToGsEs AND WAGON FOR sALE.--Tse sub
80 scrbcr has four good liorses aud ight y, az
con suitable Tor one or two horses which he win nj
, ow -, Cash % Merchandise, 81 Mr. Lady's Tavern
Main Street Wheeling.
Oct a., lsi6. ISAIAH PENNY
sK5HE TINES JOB OFFICE has been supplied with ,n
/ - other splendid stock of Phsdelphis aud New Won
job Lcc ard Ornaments. Also FANCY fNKF Com
=" WIN y"'" me 1"tf. sugN
MODERN BRITISH EsNYfsTs.-sMCAu
49, LAYS, Smiths and Aliis0n's Miscelisnles eae
eonste ~ one volume. Just received ard fof sale 81
+ Oct 10 JOHN ". THOHPgON unionsf
"a UGs. BrGs.-Iust received 81 Tho new esrpei s,or
- lfa Main street, Wheeilug Va dozen Hearth Rug
-iha best assofintat and cheapest ever Offered hi M
city Plesse call ard them
seps MgNBEI.. HARBOUR ca.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
HONE LEAGEE,
B00T AND SHOE MANDATORY

l2o Main Street. Wheeling.
Nv L a-e constantly receiving direct No, zoo rseka
VIZ ees OF sop work Rom ibc Eastern Pene,enti IA.
res and Workhouscs but daily supplies Of first rae ar
cie OF lioo's aud Shoes up under our own usrer
lion OF tie iest materials and made GOOD mechanics
We warrant our work 20 he far SUPERIOR 10 any Eastern
work hroughito this market both in share and qa,v
ara VIC oter ss 'ow and many articles 20 Ter cent 10
weT than any store iu Wheeling. Pa,ronise Home Ala
huiaolnres and Keep the IN circulation amongst
ourselves instead oteerding SScOCC0 Annually over the
mountains for te articles OF poos and shoes Iadics
and Gen'cmen, look 20 your interests and give us
eau not A. We Zig Red or Back Boot but AZ the sign
OF The little Golden Boot two doors aLovc Knn,c = So,
gers Saddery Establishment.
sep H. CONNFIIY 4 VNpr
3 TEEL.-sAMJ'EL NEEI. has just received ynod
- assortment of Jessor's est Cast sud Shear Siecl
we sect by % aud So Sluaie rom of an inch tn
inches. Shear OF all sizes. ,ug n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

PTrw STOCK OF NARROW tRH.-the .ulsrr,te-f
- hare received thcif fsn sarrif ri Hufv are rrd
fufrrr which 81 Vt.t lsffc End wH 20 -o'd fn rs.l
infrts sf arftN -feHts orr A. CFEtR
orf 40 $50 Ns.u 70 SIS Ftr4us
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
HOOK ar THIS

EaNTENsiVEsaie ~ Dry Goofs O. snct0a. b. IS a.
- Wickhsm, wheeling, vs. on Monday morning
the ieth aay Of Ocfotfr isM. ~ ofcork I will sell
without reserve or account of bonn t NAV consriu 4
yeg l4ffc ~ of DRY GOODS ~ every deserve on.
suitfie ~ sl traie touuirv merchants and others
will hnd u 90 thfir sdvaufsgc fo rive this fae afteni on
a. the goods afeYery desirable and while cold positively
Nrinui fessrYc. W. r. WfCEuAN.
COS. q, 81 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

VIZ ooL' WOOL wooLri-r win raw the N.rk.,
~ 'ist" s'''i I.lRNIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
Communicated,

% sox spee's " dcz Rays - Arshueics 10 dor RAY e
e. ~ doz RAYS ~ DO. just received and 10, safe ~
FahlisheI's prices ~ A. II HuRNHgg,CE
y Rass, Ginseng Bccsw AZ sud Feathcrs " sntsd in
s.tfttastNH Bet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

- IubONS Hosiery. Gloves, Fancy silk Fringe Yin.
~ hroidered Jefsey Shawi- Mons Ie Iaine Large
size silk Black 0eoi aud Tibet shawls May Hiue Ne
ono, Black sik Velvet lust recdby MARSHES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

IN nOIEN Wooden Band Boxcs ms; received AZ the
Black Msmnioth Boot aud VIII be sod by The pest
oci 40 TODD 4 HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

vfsAilOhH cANNAEs--Iso0 70 TsFof's Canvas
- JUS received and for sale az Eatsera psiass hy
EALLANT A. DEf.APIAfN
- - Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

Ry AiLs--Frore tie works Of p. H. O,if,,, 4 g..
al, warranted easi'o amy n the market, for sse ~
July y IHNNfN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

Erlsi,-io MS 40, sbSd coiAs Nos. aud \ Ms
- Nefci. just received and for sale by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

TIT sufserihcr amer HAVING hecn engaged for severs
years IN INC practice Of medicine, ia the Bloc ke,
AIMS House Of Pennsylvania very fesrectfuiIy Of
ies MS seTycesto the citizens Wheeling aud vicinity
Oct 9, 90 IN 1 Al DaVIrS -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
4 nmn LEs. Shoulders. Cots & wickhan's Gu.
q WV Ting. received and Tor sale ~
aug 10 81 REILLY.

a GEEIA assortment Of RfNTS Just opened and
- for sale 20 ser cent tcow tho usual prices az
Wl GREER NOTES. Market -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
EOOEG QUIT.
WATER ST. CHEAP CA

WATER ST. CHEAP CASH
. CLOTHING STORE:
Second door beiolO the United States Hotel
Wheeling, Va.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
FROM MEXICO.

Bv the schoorer Joaquina. Martinez, master,
which sailed from Tampco on the Isl inst. and
arrived here Yesterday, we learn that Gen. Fare.
des had raised tho standard Of revolution, and
marched upon Mexico with 6,OO( men. The ad-
mps,ra.on had no means of opposing his pro.
press, and the probability was before the vessel
sailed he was in possession OF the government.
The policv of Herrera towards the United States
has been the proxlma.e cause of the revolution
the war.cry having been raised throughout the
conntry, and the mob Of soldiers and others excited
tn that pit"h of madness which would induce them
to attempt the overthrow Of any government that
counseIIed peace with this country. II Paredes
has succeeded, the mission OF Mr.. slldell Will oil
course be unsuccessful, aud the two countries
will remain in a state of doubtful hostIIlIes,
which il viii be the duty of our government to
hiring to an immediate termination. lhe latest
dn,es which the Jonquina brought from the city
Of Mexico, are to the 18th uIt.-..luter were re-
ceiyed some days since BY the st. Marys from
Vera Cruz In the papers we find nothing worm
,ra psIa,ing. The abuse of the government by Inc
onnosi,on journals, and the weak defence mace
nv the papers in The interest OF tho government
=, 70 too familiar to our readers 10 deserve repe'
ti,ion.-Dslta.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
AND
GENERAL AGENT,
CITY OF U'iSHINGTON, d. {.

Respectfully announces that he will attend to the pros
ccution Of Claims before the several Erecurs Dspar
uens of the Government, and CLAIMS az inst the Uni.
ted States for Lands Money; to the senismtnt Of
public accounts to Claims before Commissioners under
indian or other Treaties; to Prtemption and other
Lind Cioms, and to the proc Iring of Land Patsnts
to Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business con
nected Herewith to the obtaining Of Patents for sci
entic useful inrentons and 10 all other business
ofa public nature requiring an Agent.
Claims against individuals promptly attended to-
titles investigated. &c. &c.
Information giving free Of charge All letters 10 be
postpaid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

Political Speculation.-Poilica speculn,ions
have now become staple commodity, which
rises and falls increases and lessons in value just
as events make ii important or interesting. Tho
principa dealers in the article are the Washington
letter writers. They are the board Of brokers
whose capital is speculation on governmental
movements. The lobbies Of the halls Of Congress
nre their Bourse-there they learn The fluctuations
Of Cabinet stock, and there they give market
value to political capital. Hence it will be seen
that Washington, as well as New York, has its
"bulIs "and lis bears; and if Wall street has its
'.lame ducks" the purIieus Of the capital is not
withou, its birds of wuddng gait. TheWnl! street
shavers were never more famous for getting up
monetary panic than the Discounts Of Washing
ton are for originating a political one. The one
makes notes, the other takes them. There being
no mail from Washington for the last three days,
none Of them were within that time presented at
our counter. To-day, should the mail come
through, the market vii; be gutted with them.-
Delta.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
Hard ware.

md brks, shoe knives, butcher do. pocket do,
.op ,hum l,nce,-, phlegms, Snatiles, Norfolk
[,oS do, tap borers, round bolts. door do, brass
a hnce,s. molas-cs gates, butt hinges, brass
L,x,, chalk lines, shoe tacks. carpenters rules.
te. spoons, sheep shears, hand saws. pit
,,l half round and mill Sd " files, horse rasps,
,h0e rssp,, patent saw sets, razor straps, vIo-
4, needles, darning and sPayIng do; knitting
= pocse, combs stock, pad, closet, trunk, I'll, ,
kr and gun lock-; liIndoostan oil stones, tape
neks assorted. stutla glasses, shoe hammers,
i buttons, iron squares. socket and tirmcr chs
,t,e,. awl blades. p"gg'ng awIs,scythe stones,
,,r, Gotten and Worsted Weddings brace and
eek and dies, roller buckles, patcn: nugers,
lpenters tools; blue and black INK, Collins and
,Iss, Collins broad axes, "r and lor chains.
i'ss. ,eylhes; corn mills, nails; bar tyre. band
iron; blister steel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

We have received the first number Of he "Cor.
pus Christi Ga-eue,"a neat and we'll conducted
paper Just commenced at the town OF Corpus Chris
Ii in Texas.
The Gazette states that many OF the old nhabi.
tants OF the place. who removed year or two
since On accoun. Of tho Indian Disturbances, are
returning. A road is now open from San Anto-
MO de Baxar AMI CastroviIle and is stated 70 be
the best and nearos. route from those places to
the Gulf.
A party Of traders at Corpus Christi from
Coroa rgo on the Rio Bravo report that Gen. Ans.
IA, with force of about 9, 600 men, was at Mon
,erey; and MEJrA still in command ofa small force
at hlu,amoras. The traders brought from Co
margo for barter a considerable sum Of money,
large number of mules and horses. and a quantity
of "paIoncns," kind of uhgrained sugar man.
ufac,ured in Mexico.--N. 0. Bul.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
RESH ARRIVAL!
PICKETT 4 GREGG

AVE RECEIVED, per lat" arrivals. an addition to
their former stock Of goods, which make 1t quite
pae. Farmers and traders buying goods IN van
are respectfully invited to examine our Stock
consists, in part. Of the following articles:
sSn shirtings, "a to A. wide; blcached do;
aehsd and brown shee,ings, 5-4 and 6-i do;
~n drhngs and A do;
tind A. Lowell and Virginia Osniburgs;
Aseied and plaid domestics, ass'd;
rr dfillings, ass'd; mixed do do:
eto'y shirtings; Choctaw Stripes;
ssn, scarlet, and white matkinaw blankets;
jeans, Washington and Glasgow do
% and plain lin.eys, ass'd satinctts do;
edleking, ! and A;
aAeo prints; muslins do; ginghamS, assd;
p,nd pegged boots; calf sewed and pesgeu ao'
! aisk heavy do; kip and calf bfogans;
AIDES cali and morocco slippers:
EsAool books; hardware and cutlery;
Hu'Aes assorted states and pencils:
rough lines; bed cords; cotton and WOOL cardS'
y rrnhaes ass'd; mernoes do;
oankst and pilot cloth over coits;
~ o'sand hosiery, linen crash
sit snc cotton hdkfs.
aa eye and Russia DIAPER table linens. a's'd;
'etone't, book, Swiss, null, cross oarca 'hus''"''
sses'' sles'' edgngs and nsertlngs;
y ss'.ateens, and bed spreads;
elton ball thread, cotton spool do;
, s'ent thread, ass'd; gambroons;
'o!tonades /; buttons, needles, and pins.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

A Strange Case-The Washington corresPon'
aon, If the Baltimore Sun says that man calling
I;mssIf Rlchared Bland Randolph, of VirlnIa, who
has been in jail here since the '1h Of May 'nss'
,SnoJ mon his own application. and was heard IN
regar I'd to the cause Of his commitment.
He states that he was maze in 'he 'i'erchun' Se
..;.. in 1896. and remained in that service till
March, 9s; when he was enterod on !he naVa'
" .;", y. midshipman, he was promoted to lieu
tenancy, and remained IN the navy asa ,ieu'enan.
commanding, ill, tousc his own "ords' "'ne ha' J
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
HENRY WILCOX,
attorney and Counsellor at Law,
r. VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.
WINTER GOODS.

ENGLISH and FRENCH BROADCLOTHS
Black und fancy Cassimeres;
- Tweed do.
p kentucky Jeans;
Linseys and Kerseys;
Beaver and Pilot Cloths;
Hsnkst Coa,iugs-a new article for overcoats;
q 6aitnetts; .". a1..
- Nackinaw Blankets;
y Nerino Shirts and Drawers:
Msrino and Wool Cravnts, &c.
ss. .=!e by WALLACE & WARD.
October 4, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

Tho steamer Toga. from Cincinnati, reached
this port yesterday morning. This is the first ar:
rival from the Ohio since the cloisng of the riv.
or in November last. Tho T. brought around O
very full cargo and had nearly three hundred pas
sengers on board; her officers report the Ohio free
of ice, the water rising, with about seven feet on
tho bars below Louisville. Era
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

From Tsras.-We have papers from the Stale
of Texas 10 the 7th inst, brough, by the ship
Galveston, Capt, Wright, which arrived yes,er.
day. -,
a large party of traders from Camargo arrived
large sum of specie, and quantity of horses and
mules loaded with pel0nces. The traders men
toned that there were no troops at Cana rgo. nor
along the line Of the Rio Grando above Matamo.
ros There were only six or seven hundred troops
at MatnmSrcs, and only few hundred at Mon
,erey. Arsta remains at his ,cenda near Nom
terey. He is viewed with much suspicion by
some Of the editors at Puebla. They have charged
him with being friendly to the Americans, and
accuse him Of having enriched himself by SELL
ing provisions to the U. S. Army. A large flock
of sheep was driven from tho Rio Grande few
weeks since and sold in the American camp, and
the editors say these sheep belonged to Arsta-
From various sources, the editors of the Hous.
ton Morning Star learns, that tho people of Laredo.
n Mexican town. or a town inhabited by Alexicans.
on the eastern bank Of the Rio Grande, IN San
Paricio county, and the vicinity desirous thu.
our government should extend its jurisdiction over
that town. They have boen harrnssed SO often
bv the Indians. and have received so little pro,ec.
lion from the Mexican government, that the place
has long been declining. twas reported on the
western frontier, three weeks SINCE that Gen.
Taylor had ordered two companies Of Dragons to
take possession Of the town. and hold it Until
further orders were received. If this report is
correct, we may soon expect TO hear that this town
is in the possession of the y. S. troops. The
estnb bishment of military post at Laedo hy, the
U. S. government could scarcely be regarded by
the Mexican government as creator cause Of
offence thnn the establishment Of a post at Cor.
pus Christi.
Houston.
DR.. Ferdinand Roemer. distinguished Prussian
naturalist arrived in Galveston n few days since.
His visit is solely for scientific, purposes, and in
pursuance Of those objects he will make tour
through the country.-DsIia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
RY 81
VOLUME i-N0. 81.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 w.
replied, am lafng at the way Master fooled Mr..
Tompson-Yah yah ! yah ~ ..


replied, am Iafng at the way Master fooled Mr..
rompson-Yah yah yahr'
BY this time day had broken, and the crowd
had assembled at the grocery. where abou, half of
them were drunk. Ia tho midst of the confusion,
in walked "Old Arms.ead" and said. 'Master, I'm
afeerd Traveller hab got de bolts; had obeeged
10 rid him very hard las nigh, to bring De news
and ho is very sick"
Thank God !" exclaimed Bill Thompson. 81
hope he may de-"
"lf there is any doubt fi," exclaimed ano.h.
er" disappointed" swell help him along"
10 these cha ritubo remarks paid no attention.
bu, as ! left the grocery heard "Od Arms,ead"
sny,"l 'spect, gentlemen, if Traveller do die.
Master can ride Grey Bill what he won from
Mr.. Thompson"
"Oh. Lord!' groaned Bill Thompson twill
somebody cut that old scoundrei's throat :"
Armslead, becoming somewhat alarmed for his
safety, followed me 10 where "Traveller' was
lying. who. by one or two drenchings, recovered
from the effects of his hard nights work. Since
that time, the bare mention Of The Nigh. Old
Armstead brought the News, is enough to make
Bll Thompson leave.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
SaIlilcry.

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