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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-04

PROFITS OF THE SLAVE TRADE appears
by the papers found on board the SLAYER recently
captured, that the slaves cos, on the coast SIS
$50 each, and will sell in any part of Brazil
for $500. If the Pons had reached her destina.
,iOn in safety, she would have cleared about
S250,000. II the Panther had been successful,
she would have made $3.50, 600 above all ex-
penses
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-04

NUPERIOR Port wine, Madeira and Lisbon
- wines. Also superior Brandy and Gin, Lemon
Syrup. Also few barrels Of Blue FIsH, for sale
by HENRY MASSER.
sunbury, July 18th, ls4s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-04

A JOKE FOR PRINrERs.-The N. Y. Tribune
gives the following definition Of Quadrangle !:
parcel Of compositors quarreling for fat copy
The boys will understand il.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-04
From the U. S. Gazette.

From the U. s. Gazette.
The subjoined piece Of poetry. real poetry, is
from the pen of lady, whose writings have al
ready received the approval of good Judges, and
whose name, as an author, would be more fami
liar with the public. if her recognition and faith
ful discharge of still higher duties, did not with
draw her from frequent converse with the Mu.
ses. There is deeply interesting description
in the 'Miner's Song" and the truth of the de-
scription shows how prompt genious is to seize
upon events and scenes around it, and mould them
to the purposes of "song:"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-04
PIRCEs OF ADVERTISING.

Every subsequent Insertion, 2h
Yearly Advertisements: one column, $25 half
column, Big, three squares, Sl2; two squares, SO;
one square, S5. HaIf-yearly one column, Sls;
half column, Sl2; three squares, SO; two squares,
S5; one square, SO so.
Advertisements left without directions as to the
length Of timc they are to be published, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord;
ingly.
C-TSixteen lines or less make a square,
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Lord and Lady are words of Saxon origin
Lord is from Lgford, (l.oafgiver,) and he was
so called. from his maintaining, at his own ex-
rense, humber of retainers or dependents.
Lady is from Laf.dian, (Loafserver,) because
she cut and served round the bread to the
guests.
We find the above in the papers, and have
no doub. tha. the derivation is entirely correct.
We remember one Lord that came TO this coun-
iy, who was real Loqter, and eontrived to
get into the Watch.house in New York
Philadelphia IT, s. Gazette.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-04
SHUGERT'S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE 4.

VVlHIS Machine has now been tested by more
Il than thirty families in this neighborhood, and.
has given entire satisfaction. II is simple in its
construction, that It cannot get out of order. u
contains iron to rust and no springs or rollers TO
get out of repair. II will do twice much wash
ing with less than halt the and tear of any of
he late inventions, and what is of greater inIpor-
lance, il costs bu, little over half us much other
washing machines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nor
cumberland, Union, Lycoming Columbia. Lu-
.erne and Clinton counties. Price of single ma
,hine Sc. H. Is. MASSER.
The following certificate is from few OF those
Who have these machines in use.
Sunhury, Aug. "a, ls44.
We, the subscribers. certify that we have now
q use, in our families, "Shugerts Patent Wash
ng Machine" and do not hesitate ssyine that il is
most excellent invention. That, IN Washing,
will save more than one half the usual labor
hat it does not require more than one third the
sual quantity Of soap and water and that there
no rubbing, and consequently, little or no wear
lg or tesrinG-rhat it knocks off no buttons, and
nat the finest clothes, such collars, lnces, tucks,
ills, &c, may be washed in very short time
'ilhout the least injury, and in fact without any
pparent wear and tear, whatever. We therefore
leerfully recommend it To our friends and to the
u
CHARLES w. HEGINS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS. PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARkLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WEIKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRING.
ERR's HorEI, Qormerly fremont House. No.
ll6 Chesnut sueei,) PhiadePhia, September
zlst, l844.
have used Shugert's Patent Washing Machine
my house upwards of eight months. and do not
state to say that deem il one of the most USE
and valuable labor.saving machines ever inven-
|. formerly kept two women continually oc-
pied in wsshiug, who now do as much in two
Us as they then did in one week. There is no
,ar or tear in washing. and i, requires not more
~ one-third the usual quantity Of soap. have
d number of other machines in my family, bu.
sis SO decidedly superior to every thing else, and
little liable to get out of repair, that would not
without one il they should cos, ten times the
ice they are sold for. DANIEL HERR
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-04

THE CiRCuMroLAR-This is the name of a
new and simple machine for cutting down trees,
&c, and which is now on view in this town.
Il can be fixed, it is said in minute and half
and will cut through tree at the rate of three
inches per minute. without causing the waste
the woodmsn makes with his ak, leaving groove
Of Only one and half inches around the tree.
1t Is applicable for other perposes, such as the
cutting Of stone or iron, for cutting iron piping
any size or in any position, Likewise Tor turning
the mouldings of fcolums.-English Paper.
Caster nl loA L :.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-04

Caster Oil mingled with lemon Juice a.a su-
gar, is not unpleasant 10 tai.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
70, The Arksns.s late Ilis.n.s.

MEssss. EDIross:-Dr. Allen. Of Sugar Loaf,
has announced himself candidate to represent,
us 10 the next Legislature. This gentleman de.
claFes himself "upon his own hook" against nom.
iuees, Ashley men, &c. He declared himself =
democrat, making some modes. illusions lin
Aesiaiisg and fafterisg manner) TO his past ssr.
vices TO tho party, but did no, mention his abrup,
declination Of fair offer made 10 him by Eli Bei
Esq.,, one Of the nominees Of the Democratic con.
vention who for the safety Of the partly to prevent
a split, and to keep the wings from stepping in,
proposed that the nominees and The other aspirants
should submit their pre,en,ions 10 another con.
vention 10 be holden by tho democratic friends Of
Yell and Ashley jointly, and to abide BY the do.
eision Of majority. This offer was made BY
Mr.. Bell, and the Doctor and Judge Brown do.
clined to'submit to the people to ny who should
bo the candidates-they would not obey the usual
practice Of the Democratic rule. They reed not
procaimther attachment to democ ratio principles,
their desire for democratic success; 1t is all gam.
mon, all humbug: their attachment to themselves,
and their own success are paramount, with them,
TO the principles or success Of democracy-and
ay il withou. fear Of contradiction. II the wings
run candidates at tho present time and under the
present state Of things, what is to prevent their
being elecledi Then If these disorganzing can.
ddaies refuse 10 conc'liate-to harmonize-to 20
into convention TO prevent such result. sho else
but them can be blamed il the wings should cleo,
their menl Then is it not palpable TO all good
democrats that the man who will not sacri6ce his
individual aspirations and ambition at the shrine
Of democracy, to prevent its defeat, that tho he
may love democracy we'll, he loves himself morel
And is there democrat amongst US who will no,
deny that man who studies his own political
advancement in preference to the success Of his
party, is good democrat!
Messrs. Editors, this proposition to harmonizs
the party, was made by Mr.. Bell with the con.
eurrence Of Mr.. Clarke; it was refused: the fs
candidates loved themselves bettsr than they did
the party or they loved Gov. Yell better than
either themselves or the Party-else certainly
they would not sacrifce their own sel:.respsc
and the party to promote tho election Of that am
bilious man.
II the wings send members to the Legislature
from this county, the sn-and that too for winch
the democracy Of this county will never forge
those men or their friends-iss at their Threshold
A VOTER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
loEocRxPHx d ntxlco ROUTE ~ ~ CRY.

|oEocRxPHx y Htxlco -RopTG ~ ~ CITY
The N. Y. sss eaaIsina ~ tallsvius Asssip:
,ioa Of Mssico; itom leJox5gas 10 ths Hall Il
The Mon,ezumss; ~hIsk ssfhao( ~ Prov insstsst.
The U. =. Army i posted on H. Icil bahk 81
the Rio Grande. opposite Mstamosas. Al distance
Of 90 miles from lie eosst 81 shs citdiioas shaa.
nsl Of the river. but oaly - o. 20 iiiles " she
route to Poin, lsabsl, 4 hsrbcr oa lie cocst Of
Tsxas about 10 milss neflH " ~ RIo 1ssads;
a good read, with sos 10 military posii sionG The
route. 49,
An American army Of $1,000 msn, cfossins
The Rio Grands at Matamosss, could ssadily masSt
through the country to lhs city Of Mexico. Ydcs;
tan, on the south, Is already To arms against the
military despo;s governing attic Capitol; and The
people Of Vera Cruz and other States OF Central
Mexico, arc camorous far tho recall Of Santa
Anra (who is now 10 Cuba) and the ressoratioa
Of the Republic. The facilities for intercourse
with our army, and with the Mexican pecple. are
favorable TO the rapid execution Of military opera.
tions. From Galveston to Point lsabel 10 800
miles by water. New Orleans TO Point Isabel.
500 miles. New Oreansto Vera Crus, 1900
miles. Yuca,an 10 the city Of Mexico 800 miles.
The population Of the city Of Mexico Il about
10000. High mountains rise 10 the distance
on all sides Of the city, but tho location, although
under the Tropic Of Cancer, is r6m6vkqbB foy
its salubrity, and in summer The exlrenslheat 10
less severe than 10 New York F'PhilsdelPhia.
The city isspProached by excellent roads which
branch out in every direction, and on which sre
transported the silver ores and bullion from an
hundred Of the richest mnes 10 the world. The
magnifcencs Of the principal edi6ces-some be-
ing furnished with gold and silver ornaments val'
ued at many millions, and containing rich tsea.
sures hid away by tho avaricious-has excited
the admiration Of all travellers Yet. with al
her riches, Mexico is poor. Her people are kept
in ignorance by the tyranny Of a TOW, and their
wealth is carried off 10 other lands TO swell the
gains Of trade and commercs which they arc not
permitted to enjoy. The poor Mexican erswls
lis.lsssy over neglected silver mines, lost ia the
co interpolation Of his own abject condition. Ths
iron hand Of desposism is upon him
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
Spring and summer Goods,

uuST reed and in store for sale very cheaP-Ffeneh
and English broadcloths: Military sky blue eioth,,
for u s. Army Black and fancy casimeres; kentueky
leans, nseys and kseyG Pilot and beaver cloths
inetG Msckinsw tlansss: Merine and ;lIh afaSsa, t
ma .hy,a: Wool and meri., ersva;o 10 bales %A nfo"n
.h,,;nos bales 10 do. do bscs - do. do: c.se'
hIus Prints 500 pieces (assd) ,rnts and general g.
Of shoes boats. hats sug.' coffee. SALT na'
.nd a great variety Of other articles r,-
Van Buren,, May IL, 10. ". N.rlChnI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

What CANADA TAinks.-It does d god II
read tho efasions OF our Canadian nsighbots upoh
the first news received by them OF the operations
On the Rio Grande. They were slated 10 fear.
ful pitch by tho prospect Of the whippingi % -
received by our troops u the hands Of the Msxi.
cans. Tho intelligence which they have received
sdtAf yaS hAfs 51hs w. nasi srss ssssF 5 5a,
readers BY one extract from tho Monissl Hstsld
and Gazette: - -. : ~
"CoIoneI Fitzpatrck's ssyls is richly eksfsd,
sstestic Of the Texan samsteuF." Wethipk hs
will be disappointed however, apd, idissad IT Sc
6rs.sating pfopsnsitiss bsine SmiiAed, ana stBS
army" having 'the d----des. hasdeSt ietti6x
'ha, ever any army had 10 this woy!d tie pfob.
abilities afe, that 10, tho 'samassuf'i did Nthis
army" I've drop tho warIiks espletivS,) xiI hGvs
tho "hsrdestr maschihg-as prtscueft Il MI,
into ths interior Of Aeiic6-lkal ttI6 dvn1y, a
least, lever had in this N6sldl" Cad. fsytor
has allowed himssIf 70 b enuapped, aud; no
Doubt when, like Sisrpe's s.srlips, Ks iiuds hs
''cant get out," he will tor Captain Csslott says,
hs is -: cool q = eucumbey, y h 40 tkg W..
less tdusiop Of blood-she conssdueuGs " III IN
imbecility 10 allowing himself and hisatmt 10 b
caught-coolly surrender 10 force which, Il .
pretty evident, no is In no condition 10 sohsend
withss -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
WHITE co. DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

WHITE co. DEMOCRATIC MEEIlNG.
Pursuant 10 previous notice, large meeting o.
tho Democratic citizens Of White county, tool
is4o.
After the meeting being called to order. on mo-
ton of DR.. Jas Bird, John humPh'tes, ESQ, wa;
called to the chair, and w. q. Sietsd appointed
Secretary. The chairman exPla ned tho Object
Of the meeting, in brief and pertinent manner
when,
pointed a committee Of ten, 10 drait suitable ro'
solutions expressive of tho wishes OF tho meeting;
and tho following gentlemen were appointed salo
committee, Wig: Elisha Nevils. I. !. Lansay'
William Gasnel, G. B. Choat. Jas Bird. 5. Nor
gan, C. B. Humphriss. s. A. Lore, Jonathan
Owen, and Thomas Anderson; who, aftcr re'ir'
inc a shor, time, submitted the following as Inc
result Of their deliberations, viz;
WAereas, At meeting Of tho Democracy Of
Jackson county, held at Elizabeth, on tho TN May
the name Of DAVID maxwell, in conjunction WIN
lanes ROBINSON, vas recommended as suitable
men 10 represent the llth Senatorial DISTRICT
composed Of Jscksou, White, aud Monroe com,
,ies. q, the nexs August Election, and submitted
a dec;son to the citizens Of White and monroe
| counties:
Therefore. with due respect 10 tho opinions and
ursfefscces OF y citissgs5f Jackson snd Mon !
roe couii;;sa. rStf fsS
/. sg.s q, !. ;sss; ss;:;:ss.s si-ssE q,
sbs SecsfssSf o tho Jackson county msssurs'
aud such q i.iscnso Monroe covHsy :. Z NJ
eapv.uiecs, ---------
ssl,.e.s. 49,. nrssatt Ne afns OF DAyIp
N,sr.s III slesn,bf J9cksca, whi,cs Spd
n s::,,s. ). rrre.c'eetien ie iko Stss SEQ
-, d ! a4.. y fici cor 9! 'scksan'
Wh., n, ! & ,rri. !, SSun,ios, and that We earn
e,,l.re mea m osmocratic friends to cooperate
vxh. mo r: ring his election.
Bs .YHy. 4 1esolred, Tha'ws hail With PRIDE
and pisisure the sppsaIance ct she "A,tAssAs I
DEsocRIr,, paper Edited BY The wsll known
ols vsr.b,e Of Democracy, VIZ. {. woopRuls'
RssolJd, That We take pleasure To recommeuI'
in, tbs IAsxANsAs DsMocaAr." a. journal
v;,h tbjuresent Editor, we'll ca!:s'a;ss % 90
100, Tibe Gauss, and proclaim with ability INC
sr.st "A vell founded principles Of Dsm3crsey.
P.sl,.d Thai we nominate TaoxAs ). LlssAr
:, 4 chdida,s to rsprssen, White coonsy 70 tne
oex, Sa.e LegisIaturs-his Ds"ocra"c P''n''P'
RI. e.rt1er resalped, That the proceedings Of
mi. b.e,ins bs published 10 the A'ka"'as Ds~'
nd an other Democratic papers in the
Sal ara requested to publish the same.
~ JOHN HUMPHREYS, CAa'r"a".
| \, @. SArroLD, Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
w. R. JOm SON,
FORT SMITK,ARK.

rOhI CMIlhsAhA.
III AZ received pr recent arrivals ise kssdred
I = pdeiaees Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
consisting in part Of the following articles -
$50 pair white blankets,
l5O do red do
100 do blue do
10 cases blue Merrimac prints,
5 do Orange do
s do Fall River do
lOO0 pieces fancy do
20 do scarlet and blue strouding
100 do assorted cottoaades
Is do Kentucky jeans
Is do satinet
10 do plain and fancy cassimeres
5 do black and blue broad cloths
;. so bales "a, A brown domestic
10 do Choctaw stripes
S do Columbian do
10 do heavy dsnims
5 do DO Osnaburgs
do bed ticking
500 dozen spool cotton
100 lbs. skein do white and colored
so do fax thread, black and colored
800 do cotton yarn
so gross worsted binding, assorted
100 dozen Indian shawls, grea, variety
100 pieces cotton handkerchiefs, do do
$50 do 3-4, 7-S, and A bl'chd domestic
cases blue drilling
Furniture and apron checks, Aannels, linseys
brown holland, Irish linen, silk handerchiofs
cashmere and other de laines silk, kid, buck and
Rerlin gloves; hose, half hose, buttons, needles,
suspenders, combs Of oil kinds. pins; wors,ed
yarn, red, white and colored shirts, and an innu.
merable quantity Of other articles iE the Dry
Goods line.
100 cases hats; boots, shoes and brosans, q
comeplete assortment.
Is casks hardware and cutlery, almost every
article in the line.
Is crates crockery and glassware, . grea,
variety.
100 sacks prime Rio coffee
Is hhds. sugar
Is bbIs. loaf do
20 do molasses
IS 10 Shiskey
so half do do
,os Is tsgs :. FFF Fl hazard =" gun powder
SO do Weymouth nails, assorted
5000 lbs. bar lead
SO boxes Leftwich tobacco, assorted
25 do Boston No. l soap
10 do star candles
Champagne. tea, mncksrsl, rope, cotton ano
wool cards, wicking, cotton twine, cigars, pepper
alspice, indigo, madder, coPPeras, borax. sa'sra'
tus, alum, selves, brooms, painted PaIl'' &C., &C.
Fort Smith, April 70, lS46.-li'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
saksG 1I1fSl 7sssz 3sssSs6
Ilsi--W l}es IL, ~ ~ y q T.
csas@ss sl 6sm 4 ss9sel
Ing q La "a tbfssi e1pe4 n yoyENar.-
a. lssplf ysie9s u yslss TS9
:|'' ~ y: y 50 ~
.as3E III ksiilsss IN q ~ I'D z
Nh0d, MA SaSnple. vas Ralef, aqots1df n{sz

.uoss have 30 n = levy ,1ns s
\ sas -. ~, ssncSd 3 {: 6s'u sdsaiSS t;iS IL
dead, was promising and lovely tvy! spssVt -
years old, the, con Of 3. Goldman, Of mo hfnsaf
Nc Rae & Coffinsn, Of this city; ahosi!ef Pfomis'
ine and manly boy, about IA yeard old, the son
Of A. 8. Brown, an influential mefchant 6f Gre
NADIA, who was hero with his family when The
news reachsd this city yesterday; Mt: Robinson.
Mr.. WilIisms5n and Dr.. Sn}def also each lose
child. Mrs. F. E. Pumntet, The tSacher Of !hs
female school, with many 81 The childFsa under
her charge, were killed. Mi. Robinson lost hls
father, wife. sister and child: Prom 30 % 20
persons are ascertainsd to have psfished. The
manaled remains Of many d ttb bcdiss bad NOT
been identi6sd, and sSvsia psfSens wses miasing.
A very imperfect Iia Of fihIss hss reached ~
q. ,hs outside OF letter u freud , wsiltsn
| tho votds. "Grsnada i ii ruins ahd many Of hss
inba b,ants srs dsstroyed-names cannot b giy.
en-. nor numbers set down." Tbs most awful
deeola,on pervades the town and the hearts Of 10
citizens. This tornado occurred on tbs samsoayos
the year a. the one OF Natchez in lS4O. young
frepd of ours, Of this city. was co the ssesaheas
Huntsville few days since, while tbs iosnodo
wa. passing tho Mississppi river. near tho Cus.od;
he VISA slso in theonc which occurred at Matches.
| He escaped them both unharmed, but lost many
friends in each Of them.
We ontsrisin great hopes that the loss Of LIE
l may have been exaggerated. but fear the wsssa.
II Is ths most deplorabe calamity We have had 10
record for ssvsral years:-N- Q. Pe, -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
SANTA FE-IAPoRTANr'

rbe following ietter--ds!ayed: nnt1r'""s,e'.; !;
w.aI.-hs, ius. boon received by one Of
so"o ,i.., nd most respectable citizens. and, by
on o I;ndIy handed to US for publication. For
nn, ,,;. ,,:.on., We withhold the nafne Of the
% e;.sr r., ~ present, simply stating that b. y
. "a ,e.ideni of New Ms1ico--ons pcssssssd o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
shop Furniture. vi.i.. ! ,,'., &c; RI,

Shop Furniture. viss,. 80, ~
NGALLoN, Quart, Pint, and ! Pint Inc
c,,,on Quart, Pint, and J Pint Specie jars
"a,, 90. .sd i Pin. Sal. Mouth Jar; o.,d
V1ar' Az n, zoe, 5 o., Q o., o. and
~, !, "a. ,d d'f Pin, Castor Oil Bottles; p,,.
Assorted vis'' : 70 . Received Por Ar
Glass Tunnels; ,.hv
kansas ~S ~sSTEVENsoN 4 BELL D'sss
W., Rurep, March %, ls4o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
THRUsTONs PILLS.

THRUsTONs PILLS.
vT>HE undersigned are Agents for the sale Of
Il the above pills-orders will be promptly al
tended to. w. H. L. NJ. MAYERS, DrHg''t''
For, Smith, August Q, ls45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
sacktng Bottoms,

~,,.r ,.s.ivsd. per sisamsr ArL.n:.. ,,.,.!. m'''
u @e gi;ss. pie: e Ilsi1 and = Bro.a Dom'''is'
"A 49, Of fsshoasois ns"' Bsys' ssa
oA,lS,ssS Capt. 10 dssss "s'Gs 4. 6. iICEErT.
W H.sss ri, s5J. ls4s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

Mineral or soda Water.
Wy He M. MAYERS have the pleasure to an
" nouncs to tbs lovers Of this delightful bsvsf'
AZ. that ,hey have fountain in operation, sscom'
panied with ice and the various syruPs.
Part Smith NAV l6, as.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

zAD, Rdgioss, and Insertions.
ktcus,. DO. do.
ifsris Ar.ihciais, -.
- BBobSins; Linen Csmhs;c;;t New %s style
sd Cap Ribbons; Swiss Null lsl'ni l'a'
|ek Kid Gloves, ~. ii .5S4I
vseivsd and fos sale by H.iEi
y WALLACE q NJ SID :
.at El. 2e.-3tf.-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

Aceee ss6a ;..ay elhev medt
., %f;eb makI oar PIe.enfs stock -si psses
M.D..,u ~" &C., complete. Physicians, merchants
nd our friends generally. ate invited 70 sooo y
,hsi, I orders: Received BY Arkansas Mall an0
far far sale very low for cash, by n:,,
''' 'A STEVENSON & BELL Drseg''"
Van Burss, March %, iS4o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

I| a.
ned Der ,,e.mers Bout0Sn, Arkaarsr NJ Al
Virginia. in sdditsea treas former : SIS
aEaslisi Sli.tst, cSrnaa sad es't''ssl;
4, sesesp yssss; -.---s'
visdow eisSs; go --
ssnbIsss, sss'd;
::!!'c!las: III; i:.a
as; sssy s.' J'a,
sss;si.
, lsints, sss'd,
tsusssis, ssst'd. &C.. e.. Az Of whie
e.A to ssll 10 our frisnds snd customsl
emall sdvsncs Tot essA-os IN exchange 10
ntses HENRY ! CUNNINGHAm.
M, May ., isls.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13
1, ,or ARkANSAs) j
~ cr.efsrS !
SSilnas,~

N We the undsssignsd, having bssn p.
pointed 70 view Horss shown 70 us y
kI1 9. W. buseurt % .. EsraAY. ws nss ns
- the aas % BE- . He'd oeffsi. VIA ~
- sems ssAdls spots On his bsek.-sbeus %
|s5A-s yssn I'D this sprins; sad vs ds spprsiss
t.sss % thirty dellsss. 0ivsa sadss our
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

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ILLACg & WARD have removed 10 tnsir
Ssv Hsuss, second door from the roons
tss thsy will Be happy TO see their old fs'snes
Nbls generally.
PEA, April Is, 1856
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

.iltosd and Stesmboa, Tickets, made 10
I,uy eolsr, or Of digsrsnt cslor', as may
rhcribsr invites oil editors Of the United
9 Canada, who arc disposed to take Their
I'd, and who will send copy Of their
buiuinp this advertisement. to insert It tor
IN. GEORGE COOK.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-13

A rumor has just reached here ssas cah's's.s
III ,s,oIutiopized, driven out the Mexican an
,ha,,;es, and declared thenssclvesni ready 'of an
ns..,ioo TO the United States; osbef1.ss' 70 'o,"
-ab Dragon, an Indepssdsss RsPub''e' &C.. &C.
Truly, your, - -