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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

uMr. Walker llns sent TO the S.nate an elabor-
ale report, 10 which he demonstrates thai thr Poop
lie Of this country. under The tnnff act Of 1872
were compelled to pay $4,000, 900, to enable the
Government. TO raise $4,000 eOe-n other words
ths, whist paying sls,OOoOOO to the Govern.
men, in indirec. taxes, they were compelled to
pay $4,000, 900 10 manufacturing capitalists OF
the North and Fast.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

= Mse Lias.-Ne.srs. Pfiss and Kelly OF Joffer.
sou CITY, nave arrived, and their hnc IS now
eornpIe,. from 81. Louis 10 this place. They
hare ne~ and splendid coaches, and suhcien. re-
lays Of horses 50 a, TO increase the sPsel Of the
mail more than ooe bali.
Our TeadeIsiuiII learn more by :hsT ad'er
s.ssmen, winch viii appear nen week.
Us. Gross, Esq, is the Agent. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

I'll, the duty Of Gov. Drsu to inquire into ms
mailer and YrrPhe for s1rasI,l election. or Ar
kansas ~.I b lei, si!bO0I ser EePFessaianon 10
Coagr-.s seco1i time, and her Interests eonhn'
aailV ssIfer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22


On the subject Of the lieIlcau var, u
nah Republican. Wing, confirms 4.
rebuke upon those papers which ~oGe I
the chances Of a speedy peace BY half
ssrcs:-Ricazsad Esfsirsr-
DISBURSEMENT OF MEIEj
Washington eotr.,p,nden, Of The Ri.
ms,,can x,,,,ov on The y;a ,as., xys
.Th. di.m-m,.. ,m.,, Of Ne1,co .
Of IN. Administrator. md tbs, NJ. q.
INVASION Of California bu, BY seizar. I.
son of Tho entire country beyous b,
Tamoeo on The Gun Of Me1,co. ,n
n,r,fIsI oo The p,ri6c 1'hi, s-i.ur
Ihe ricbe,, and mos, valuable prOyinczi
it incIud.-. an ofCaliforni,. from tie d
cane. and no, ,loo. the prs.iuors bod
the Rio Grand. p,r,, Of JaIi,so, Ga
and Z,ea,eca,. and alf Of sonora, D1a
Luis Po,o,i Nv Leon. Chihuihui, (
and T,m,nb,,. % h. the fruis 4
oues,.n
II the war 10 b. continued, We III
The co,.rpn.n, b,v. r.saIred u,oa K
SOM. .,n;I,, MIA, |, !. the ssce5.s
ob,aIping go AMI h..iie. The uora
something 81 bum,ni,y and s,a,ssp,n,
, ". xouIa h. dad 10 So. the vboe
country named .bo,. rre-,ed ia.o !
| royernn,eu, baviny In oui..t. peace az
Gy of Re,,bIr,n,.g .,..,.n,eed 70
. lim,,d Sy.;cs.E H. Al Ia eootrary, 4
sires The restoration OF ,oeace and got
ship, ii she prefer 70 have these va"
SONS restored. and Sllf give the neo
aniee IN The treaty Of peace, mol 90,
departments, bot for all the oeParr
Republic, let every foo; OF The cohqua"
be returned. II is folly 70 speak o.
conquest. or OF lighting without innx
and We are sorry TO see, 10 CERTAIN ~
pers. hr'h Wing and Democratic, a ss
condemn the projected conquest o. ' =.
Departments Of Mexico. The 'oea q
can be brough, 10 an Immediate clsS
less. There is infinitely more Pfo0a
opinion. that it viii snis the sn0.
:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

Gov. Drew. Of whom little is known, has eek.
ed Gov. Yell. Gov. Yen is cas-; aside by the PEG.
pie, and 10 his downfail of course drag, Drew
with him. Let them remain embraced in each
others sTms.- R.'ss. Journal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

We learn from The N. o. Picayune. tina, the
rumor in the army in Mexico, that Mr.. Lumsien
and his associates had been killed BY the Cuman.
ches, is wrong. as they arrived at Pl. Isabel on
;!ss 2 ::ih uIt. This Is good news
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

rTbs ei;5,sn. Of NississpPi have eaiise aP0n
ne Hoo. JsEsr-os DISi., h;sly elesist Coonei
o. their sO'oalesfs. TO resgH hss seat n C9nfi''
% lbal N elc:soa or his successor can e Se'I-
-wrI Scr. Yeti r-si-ni''-u qs-zr1Ou ne hes !
frOsn alt ska Viii be rvagu Is sat ID Ieo'
rrrSs 50 tia, =, sscees<or car ne eecied an' o''
rePrr<ui,,on N Coagrn be hl!aii Tie e'e'
ion 8 ose 81 Incorssce sbd !. csi1.r-s SEC:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

liz -Lszis-ls Gigra."-We Sshooo. In.
nev. .sd sPriss,ly paper. aai ~isa It as much
,soees. - ID. -PabEc Ledger" and more, uh'ca
later fePer Is nsrzeI into 4.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

TA< CsaIask oegsitSs--i Bese ON
base adIrpss-d a letter OF t1anks 70 Mrs Aaher'
Of the Globe iI0:ei. wa.hins'ion Gig, fer her al
reniioas to their ease and eopfnr.. They are
aid guest, bot. express lhesr graiiibce warm!
disseminating Mrs Nsber their Gaot N"'kT'
The CYm.nch-s are said to hsVs very curIOas
custom. When member VI their lribe . abs~ni
over ,hree n,on,i.. they loo- upon him IS eiIhe'
dead OF %. 10 them, nd accordingly nh his place
with some o.ber Persoa, a prisoner perhaps, Who
takes all his property and Influence. shOold Inc
zbssutee return after tbs, his life IS IN danger;
for hi. reaPPsaance disorslnzzs the arransemsn nj
OF he custom. and he IS viewed with JEALOUSY by
The person filing his place An ug'y fashion
Ibis to disorgani.,rs. This custom, We hear
creates lively desire 10 Sania Annl, the Caml q.
che delegate. TO return homs.
~ The Banner always attempts TO Psrveri
truth and deIUde The people. In Speaking OF Inc
election Of Crawford coun:y, that PaPGr puts The
icg strength al 60 so.es. Nothing can be far
IIsr from the truth
The Yell strength in his county may be put
down, with all its aid jrOz. Qses holders, al the
difference bets Ii Mr. CiaI ke'.and Judge Brown
votes. viz: IFS, and the yell votes given tc
Allen and Bel. which Brosa did no. get, will
swell the yo,e TO about $50 or 800. TINS Is .
liberal estimate for- the Yell men. Mr.. Carae
received 400 votes, OF Them no: ons was ie,
man. Judge Brown was elected BY Ashley voters
a g,ea, many voting for the ticket, with the ad'
ditinn of Brown. thus, Bel, Clarke. and Brown
The influence Of The errnine, and old resI5ency
and acquaintance among Us. gained for Judge
Brown all his Ashley votes, and his election.
This j. the eorrect account Of the Yell strength
of Crawford.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

ErThe seziber eoa:iaBss 10 bs extremely sos
Tie he.sh Of d. t3x Z and country Is, ho~sFeE
xsoa-li.tse .:-knsss being IL TON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

CT T.o or ,hrss very seeePiAsss Shove" o.
r.:a have f.lA=n ibis ussE. Tie beat, aoss'ef'
% rat sn1cA lsssecet. % .---- .-- ....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22


0rfhe Arkansas Gazette, in speaking sf Tie
aspect Of election returns, says that the "Whigs
will be able to hold the balance in the approaching
session Of the Assembly. and il they canno, elect
swing to the U. S. Scuale, they may deisa, the
election Of both Ashley and Yell, and elect some
mnu more acceptable to The wing party.
r-' This is the very result, We Prophecied would be
produced by the action Of the Yell clique, and i,
the now seen design Of their disorganiza,ion. BY
throwing power into the hands Of the wings they
hoped to deiea, Ashley tho Yell himself fell, and
? '.third man" elect to The Senate.
= But the people viii ne be cheated out o. their
choice, for Col. Ashley has a large majority of the
democrsiic members, and there no doubt but that
he is tho choice of twothirds ofthc people Of Ar.
kansas; not the lcas; doubt. D" .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

Qsiek Hort.-Tbe Rrchno"' y
tina, Capt. Stevens T. Mason sas 81 )
enlistment, Of recruits forhis conp"n! 4
men, Oft. s. Mounted Rifsmen -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

p-Fur,her intelligence Of the ee.ion bring,
further confirmation Of Col. AsbIey's triumph.
His popularity bas been sealed with the signe, Of
success. In Phillips county, w. X. Sebastian
elected to The Senate, Z. Burke and B. Kendall
10 the House. All instructed TO vote for Colonel
Ashley BY vote Of 33l for Ashley Ga ms, l63
for Yell. .-'aaI ..-r.It .r0~...,. .-...4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.

Cri'sH1eH cT+A = A'-'u' u ~. -" -
tr'EJ%l-E' n1'i' o:o.s
H. T. . DOVE r"'s'htE1 p..c;,
t'aHay-Ah'O' NJ Aeno'' '''' 'N''''1 y
nag; I'll
C'a'E0" H. %en'fy ana p'' AZ" r.
Cor'o'' =, ana
T"G'S-" , u.r oa'Ie'' Dr..
- H.,
LreHf''H-7o' D. nI''"1 any n ~ s" o..
GreeH-'Chh W. "Iene', Ih1 ". n d U'o"
Hfnpaea3- tLa n"' 90 90 :,
!a2tiEAG =, ',e','' L T. H. -'~a'-'
am - O'"~g ID
JdsF'0a' Crom"eIl ana D'' T. H. EN-
M -
!E"''a. Jo''an y; Em'fee.
'"h"'o'. N. W. H. Ne~!un' Sauu = 'Af
meT' Ana samITi Lfh.f'
LaNfsses. WIN d. Mafsia"' 'ah'es III 'o'esS'
and Ja"si h'otn'9H.
I Ltayf'e; Jaaes i'rGh1HI
hard JshOida J1Sney.
-a1nr'e' L. b. MY.
NoGfs0nsry. Gran''Ils Warrington.
Nis'is'iPpi- El'ioa n. F5e'eAtr: $500.
Naa'soH. - Forrest - Denns --
"neHi.
! N'Efsn, - hams+,y.'
( Oaachsia. Ts'n'a' Ho"d1ad.
POiEssh. James S'olps.
POIs. James brulon and U. b. dnHi:.
IIla't'. r: |. Cruichhe'd, Richard fIs'eh.
er. and I. +. btrtoHa.
| Philips. B. Kendall and f. Burke.
P'ke- nelly;
Perry. Nathaniel Ming
! Hana@pA. J. Banks Anihoay and B. J. WI.
! icy.
: Nsias- Green !" Hughes.
! .Soon. l. II. frdlhersIon.
Soarey. - Leslie.
81. Francis. Fireman Z. Pafriek, and VIM.
! II. Pai!ersoa.
! Str'sr' Coke'y Williams and Charles Petit
! grew.
, Union Albert Rust.
| ban BDeH. Luke Grimss.
! Nhut. H.. Lindsay.
J Huntington. Moses Stout, R. Sharp, J. Bill.
iing,iey, X Buchanan. and Isaac Murphy.
lsa. 1. T. Saddler.
] SENATOR'S ELECTED.
: ArtaH;d,, jefferson, and Deshd- Richaid c.
BYRD.
Benton and nadison. John b. Dickson.
Chito'' tHi0n and Bradley. Som }. Cox.
! Crhiendep and Nississippi eoaniies. George
n: lHaerhW, by a majority OF Is7, over P. G.
| P'es.
Clark Dallas 0Hf OaoeAua. Benjamin W,
Pearce.
| U..,.aJ
| pill, W. L S"h.
! 80. H., g. - 49,,
! " Ra,h,,,n
I s. F,on,;, and Po;,,.o AI.,o,
I ~. 80. - ". n ~.
! Wa.L;.o,a, 49,
, PanJoy,b ons g.. p,L
| CLERKS Ann SnEpiEIS EIrC~rpn
C-;,,..d., .a.,..I, r. - 60
/ C,r,erI R,ro,r a s,a,;T ''"' '"'
-, .o.,nI, Nh OIL.
u,,;ndIa,: SL..;sr =" ~ ""' jun
PG;V;n,c,n,,,,,,, i. n u.Il r,r
" A - SIS S'''A' al'
us'S 80. a.,
wm I sna,, S%a.;g ''"ue''' O'e'"' "no
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

4 ne iap.<aeM for Naral rars.l
Y. Journal OF Com nerce. 10 u, Wax
resPondence. has the following lien:
Mr.. Brown. m ingenious eGgnesr,h1
and formerly Of Massachusetts, Ia,
the boa I'd Of naval officers. and alons
i plan for the construction Of 4 ,:5az d
that viii Je perfectly secure agains q
klnd or weight. Several very scislai|
here, having examined the Piin, proOd
opinion lha, II will be entirely efia.ni {
jest. The vessel may be armed j,
manner. or as The iRS n.or proposes, v
AMI patent element Of d-sirucroa-iql
winch. By steam power. is to Be- dIsch1,
the vessel. and thrown 10 any POM,
considerable distance. Nr. Brosa N.
laid along SIDE The Castle Of Sun Juan,
OF his vessels. He IS contiten, d h
Castle wilhou, much trOaLle, aHa u
eve MS, risk bis life 10 the attempt. To.
has directed 4 further exam a1!I3a into
plan Of laval warfare.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

: or TIE IIarbor bill las passed Congress-
Eighty thousand dollar, are Appropriated for the
improvement. Of The Ohio above the Falls: s24o.
600 for The improvement. Of The OHIO telow the
Falls, the Mississippi, Missouri. and Arkansas
We do not learn The specific amour, for Arkansa.
river. eco for Red river. The whole a.
noun, Of Appropriations Of this BILL is 81, 800, 600.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

'- ~ Posi Gt'ee.-Col. Ashley has procured the
establishment Of Post office a, Flint. Cherokee
nation, and Waller s. Adair, Esq, la. been ap.
pointed Pos. Master thereof
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

90 The Van Buron company Of Cavalry, re.
suc., Us to inquireof Gov. Drew y ley can re-
teVc arms, and rhen those arms can be fsrnished.
The Secretary Of the company has addressed Gov.
Drew, bu, received no answer, and the company,
in this public way, re9ues, Gov. Drew to Inform
,hcm il arms can be furnished, and ulca; or il
they can have an answer ..-..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

The Cherokee ConmissioNrs.--We look for.
ward to the decision Of this board with peculiar
anxiety We believe that the result of their de.
lbcrations will produce harmony and peace
among the Cherokces, things longed-fer by The
citizens Of Arkansas. When that uniou has &C.
Cured, We shall be glad, mos. happy, citizens,
10 extend the hand Of fellowship to the whoe Cher
exec people, and them walk even pace, or faster
If they can, with our citizens, towards The security
ofprosperous and peaceful plenty. There is DOW u
fair glimmer n, Washington That the Cherokee
nation will unite. and lis feuds cease. Thank
fortune for ii-nous viii rejoice more than We a.
20 happy result--HoDe are moro convinced that
such union, not only in lands, claims. and govern.
ment, bu. in sentiment. is The only remedy for
prescLt evils, the only incentive for improvement.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22
From the Arkansas Democrat.
ELECTION RETURNS.

Belos .e give the returns. 50 :aro' We have
received ias, up to the Iime Of oar gonL 10 press.
Co. X. " IoAn.os-- las S-sscsssi'c c-rs as'e
for Congress. IS OF course elected. There vas
10 opposition.
The name. in iraiic are Wig, the o'her' are
D noers,s. TIE Question Of The y. 5. Senatorial
sclion. % ras 9 have returns. stands abc1i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

% Desis#i efGtr. Urea.
Of the 7Ih jul, appear the iolIO.;.1
embodied in he money article, 80
preceding evening:
The following important ard ia.
piece Of Information IS eHlrSctefr.s|
ietIer fecen ed ihis morning 10 ,h.,s
Goa i.sjsfs. NeA,eeJMsreb u, ~
pear TO Pc On cd date. but j. nu,,h
that The place IS IN lie extreme ,sr y
uI---
alt may be relied 90 a. an ipoo,....
ibs, Gen. -Urrea has sent ne.,,,.
RIO 10 The Commodore Of the uni,.SS.
ron craizing OF Mazailaa and Ssns
HIN II he can d. pend on him and b,.AI
clare the Independence from M.,ico u
nexa,ioa 70 the United States o, 4.
Mrxcan places, Sinaloa. Soon n
Durango. rod UPrer and Lover C,St.
answer OF The Commodore was % a.
efeci: II is DO, lime YET; ! have po u
from my Government 10 commeaes ~
As son as ! receive any, | SiIl eu,,, ,
r,ngenen,-ne ponder d,acuerds. -,-.|
lean General for this PuIPose.r
S.aee the date Of the .elisr from 81
, Gen. Urea hss mscs his ptnce'uAs1
Government, and hns succeeded A.
Governor Of New Mexico. Psrh,,
, pan OF lis design % obtaining that in y
ma nd TO faciIls,e Inc views dlVul,ed !,
! as to departments lying souih ADD 20,
Fe. Gen. Urea has always beeu r.,,,
usas an Ambitious, iurb1iel. ma, Il,
canlrIbUEed much 10 keep Soon shl
a state Of dIsatfecion toward. The C.-
( ernneu,. II not Of rebellion. A yay
map will shoS hoS ImPor.aH. 10 socs
! prise, Is y d.sulg-d above. . You'd ssca.
session Of New Mexico. Tbese f,c.
connection with the vr~s Of cuass;,.,
have been attributed 10 our Gostruas,
pedlp.ons 10 California by and and "a.
nIsh fuOd for reelection to ihose sbe ~,
I r-fecL-N. 0. Pic.
(
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

1 X A es.rs.eozsss. ., II. B.Soer r.'s sOs'
he Hoc. II. S.ni.a, Se..:or fron or County, As
l Ysa nan, .si reel Oss 19oo his rO<s fos lei.
Is; fsS.s ansze. fhis eSsres?OoSeat, ay pre-
.ssG,.as The =se = - iEse LsaI--'---
NJ. SEah ~. P-eser' II ear eonTsanos .hlsh
n0aia,lei our e,Eist,.s. ha' legislature, ~ss =
nenbss Q: ;sa; eoarsnSoo, participated N rs
psuseelias,, ~. a.sst to he nsraiss<s ~ho sers
insrs-.si 8, rr:- for Co.. Assssy. "a. binseli
Is..s se.si 70 ross foE ca. Ashley for toe L. 5.
Seo.,e. he.ri =. Instructions and eorii lily &C.
'oaie.ce4 n iber.
IA bocozLls nan Ike himself eanno. Gr.s
zay U,5sr ocacIgsioa than that Of os.dIeuce 70
Ii. Instructions. Of tie ConFea,ioa- That cor
s.yoaiea, Of The Banner j. en:irey mistaken 10
bs Representations. II. states saa, he Ei,!.i
w.s ih= case, DA .has .as ac.o,IIy The fact.
kssad laaI Mr.. Marcy. the Secretary of War,
ooo- eO0pl,inet TO General Taylor. ihIai rs de-
sp.ie5es we're no. sufficiently N detail. IS O'd
Rough and Ready" replied tbai be vas very sorry,
81. Il -.s,as oil As lad 10 sos'r
This reminds u Of . story Of ~ lndian agent.
Which &c heard ~bea = boy-
CcI. - OF - whilst Iaspec,ing the report
Of ibe agent 10 The secretary Of var. observed
s0hJr. ni.sP-h words, ThereaPon be exclaimed;
WAY, Nsjor, you don't inleai to send III !
report 10 the S-creary-Of War;
"Why nO;," s!0n:iy assed tie agent.
"Bsrau.e the ~oris are misspsl,, and il will
no, Ioos well to send to The War Department"
'Bo, i. read. righ, ..nish: +ahe-d, dOa'. r.
inqsired The MaiOs- ....-.
.Iss.v -.--.-.-
"Well, that. all wan,," proceeded The Major
10 an exceedingly groR lone nuch to the DE-
eorhsure Of ,he. nice Colonel.
7As kais s!scii0ns-The relurns which have
come IN. NOS! p1nfess'y show and prove ,ha!
public sen,im-u. 10 favorable, fully SO. 10 the re.
eisc.ion Of Co. Ashley ,oths L. 5. Senate.
Whenever we obtain tie definite sentimenis Of
The mesaben elect, also Of the Senators elected
Pres:sss!y, tie will give ;hsnl to out readers.
We may correctly make the i6llowiug ciassiti
caiion Of the Senator. and Representatives. cleo,
50 far as already heard from:
! Fer . Ashley, ~.
q. ieH, II.
! D.. Wings. %.
j sena lore previously elected;
e Ashley, u.
| " Yell. 9
! Wings. 2.
/ 4 larger number Of wings have this wear been
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

X A es'rs.sosaes: :, II. Bssser f.;s >0s'
ne Hoo. H. Sni.s. Sesa:or frsan or eoin;y as
a Ysa nan, .si rsei Oas 1soo his rOts fos let.
Lex f,sss ,nsss. ihis escres?Ooteat, BY pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

A copy OF the following resolutions, adopted BY
the unanimous vote OF the Senate OF Texas, has,
we learn, been transmitted by Mr.. Hamilton T.
Bee, The Secretary Of the Senate, 10 Ex-President
Tyler:
"Senator Robinson introduced the following
resolutions, 10 wit
Resolrsd, That the thanks and highest conf
dence Of the Senate be rendered TO that great
friend Of civil liberty. Ex-President John Tyler,
for the very able and consistent course he pnr
sued while discharging The high and important
duties of Chief Magistrate Of the U. States.
Rsso!red further, That the successful ermina-
lion of his magnanimous and mastery efforts 10
efec, the object Of annexation, enitle him 10 the
grateful thanks Of the friends of civil and reli-
gious liberty wherever they may be.
Resslred further, That the Secretary OF the
Senate furnish Ex-President John Tyler with
copy of these resolutions"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, April IS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, April 25.
CorFgE-The market during The week has been
less active, and transactions comprise near 1000
bags Laguayra at price not public. 100 bags
81. Domingo at g. Ct c; 1900 bags Rio at u a
IT c; 400 bags Laguayra at s 81 c, and small
10, vi java at OF C., all iuos.
FLouR-The market was brought 10 stand by
the untavorabe Tenor CT the English advices, and
but little has been done within the last two days
were only advised Of sales 10 the extent OF 500
bbls at rs 4 81 for ordinary brands, the mar
ket closing quiet.
GRAIs-But little arriving. Sales OF Wheat
at ITO lice for prime reds, and IS cents for
white. Corn sells al 63 g. cents for Southern
yellow, and 60 81 for white. Oats have de-
clined; sales OF 5000 bushels Southern at ~. c..
very dull.
WHlsxEy-M Market heavy; hhds. 81. c., bbls
81. &c.
SUoAR-Buyers hold back, and The markets
quite inactive, but most holders prefer storing; We
notice sales OF 500 hhds. New Orleans at 5 cents
for inferior, and ST 81 cents for fair quality; 90
hhds. Porto Rico al II a II cents; 1000 boxes
Havana brown at 4. II cents; small LOT
of white at 8, cents, and 200 bbls and kegs
Brazil at GEMS, all monlhs.-[U. S. Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
tn Mr E1,tors Of he Enquiyey


r COOKING over your paper of Tuesday
/ saw communication headed "lmpostor and
Forgery" which was supposed 10 have been done
by a man by the name Of Dupuy; and my name
approaching very near, have understood some
suspect Inc of being the vile wretch. would
country, as we'll as no, native OF this country,
bu, feel myself above bearing the least of such
suspicion as that resting upon me, and am deter
mined 10 defend my character 10 the last. As 10
being ever in Prince William, never have; and
as TO being in Fredericksburg last "Wednesday, or
Tor the last ten weeks, have not; and il il is ne
cessary can tablish the tac with but very lit
lie expense and time-which intend to do as
soon as possible. If any one wishes 10 find out
my name Qrue name) they can but address The
honorable Judge Mcdowell, Cherryville, n. r.,
and look over The list Of appointments by the
Genesee Conference. Certificates shall be forward
ed VIM. +. ID. ). DEroi.
April 2S-lt
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WILL BE OPENED THIS MORNlHO
Two Splendid Piano Forte
Front he Mama actory Of de c<le5rdta "

FROM INC AhLlbHIdSt"U VI TIC CSto'
& CLARK of Nep York.
EIRST-A Magnificent Rosewooc, :
i Coleman's Patent "4Folian Auachme9.
Il has the From, Brace, Metallic Plate, &c
very essential to good Piano Fore, ai' -
culiar 10 this make.
II has two Pedals, in an exeuisiieIy ga
Tyre, stands on four beautiful Octason COY :,
tapering down 10 a finely turned base ~ v
are concealed casters. 49,
Also, the celebrated "Harp Action, =. =.
Nuns & Clark alone have brought 10 suen
perfection, and for strength and purity 81 S e,
superior 10 any other make in the Cnne' !.
The second is superior Mahogany ;"
and finish, similar 10 the first. i,s.
Both OF which will be sold at The nasels
Purchasers desiring 10 examine eiihe,
above Instruments, are respectfully ac'i ssss
call soon, as the demand is such, that ihey .
possibly remain long on hand. ,op
Piano Forte Ware-room and Muse .
l6O Main Street, opposite The BANKS.
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asfebtoroot0 asaeatttrer-

Committee of Award-Joseph Sintoh, III
derrick Boyden, J. M. Subleu, and William I a.
Councillors Tor premiums l6 and II, are IT,
ouesed 10 give early notice 10 the Cohi.n, ,%s
hal thew ,nay be enabled 10 do full Justice IN 'hs'f
examination. -. u.ae-
"a. Fer the best specimen Of early VeSe-
tables. regard being had 10 variety as ~
well as quality, Woo
70. For the second best specimen oil SeSe
tables, n Mar
Commi,lee OF Award-The same as ON i"ai
kel Gardens. -. rxb;h;,;on
There will also be received al this Eihlol.ioi1
such specimens Of the Fine Arts, Oh olhd
Needlework, and Of the Mechanic ans, as naay
be offered; and the proprletors oil sucn are
fully requested 10 send them In. ,,y and
IL Is hoped that the ladies OF The county anu
civ will favor The exhibition with their coun'e-
nance and support, as heretofore; so,u nd
The Agricultural Exhibition ofthe Society anu
Ploushiag Match will be held in Inc mon.n ~ -,
October nexl, when the customary premiums ~, oI
Stock. Crops &C., will be AWARDED, oe'am.s
account Of which will be published "a oue lilne;
On The next succeeding day, the e1hioilon WIN
be continued in the city, comprising inc IeThan
ic arts. specimens OF domestic industry, Skin anu
taste plants shrubs and flowers OF Inc season. ia'e
fruits, dried fruits and butter. ,e,e
Commlee on the Mechanic Arts Tor Ioi Bay
Samuel D. Denoon, Titus c. Rice, John ). Din.
ford, Thomas Tyrer Alexander Hill, Thomas
Oey, Samuel Freeman and John D. ouafies,
who are respectfully requested oorganize al their
earliest convenience. neoN
WIN. F. GAINES,
J. K. GARRETT,
CHAS. B. WILLIAMS,
JAMES WINSTON,
JOS. C. BURTON,
Executive Committee.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, at Lawrencevile on Thur>dor
23l inst, By The Rev. J. H. Morrison. Dr. r, y
E. MARBLE, 10 Miss MARY T., daughter = /, r. r. !,
Edwin A. Morrison. =.
Married, at Farmers Hall, on TUESDAY n. a,
inst, by The Rev. John Bind CRAY Bar, - -. -
Jr, oil Caroline, 10 Miss VIRGINIA LOGS. i,H,t
Ter OF Thomas Virgin, Esq, Of Essex coan'y
Married, al Lombardy Grove, Va. on H. u,
inst, Mr. SAML. h. GooDg, Of Meckcrbg,g )
Miss MARY ). FREEAR, Of Granville, y c.
JPelersburS lntelligencer will please co,y