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T. n / \ A HI ALL.
fALL rtPPLY OF
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.

FtFPLY
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
Rl the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
View fofs and he VrE;hian NJ CITY Point Liverpool
ne subscriber has received the
y he snip haTk aw,y, from Liverpool daily
y font he VIII the China and
Eah"n"sre direct manufacturer, corr inr Of p~.
shz pes aud patisrns.
ny me regular packets from Rn.ton
pies " GAS from Manufacturer. and is pr.ua,.d IN or
very aF- aEi derabIs superior goods IN h.. inns.
Tn all who nisy
csn Merchants and particularly invited .ramin-
ms goods aud prIees offered ho,-
VINO buy Tor cash. ana TO pHnetual customers
are assortment Of Lard Lamp. irg Glas... Stone
Ware &e- HIGH A war;
au 70 No ~, West Mai
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AsNINT LfBBYs Line Of Psetts between Richmond and
Ne~ Onesn. regular run i'm
and vii &c eompo-ed Of the following v.-.-s
BAfqle BACHELOR, Capt HIs.s HosTos
Brig ORLEANS. Capt VIZ.
Brig JOSEPHINE, Cant 10. Ro.,,.o.
One Of the above place every
month We can with eou6enee
me pubic Ne they bum
" low a. any Other and By steady and dis
ss' nrn Of long experience the
having very superior Accommodation eerar,
pa>'enters Apply 10 J. FISHER q SON or
HAsKlNs L. LIBBY
b. AL freight from the country will b.
eved and Forwarded By charging regular yase
n, n
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NORRIS ROBINSON. Pr,,d. nj.


SAMUEL HiSsIY, Secretary.
The subscriber for the above Company prepared
receive applications Life Insurance for OF the periods
named, year years for life; and for
exceeding $40 600 life. The OF Insurance
Of the intermediate years noted the
well all other information thoss desiring effect
Insurance. will made application. The
offered by this Company believed be equal II
superior those offered any either = Great
Britain II q. GwATHMEY.
Physician soeiety-ihe Family Physician OF party
whose lite Is to be insured Aft
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New and Rich styles of Tea. aud Dinner


opened at China Han few entirely new and rich
styles Of Tea and Dinner the tenioa ri
the publ invited Likewise pat OF Fnxing Blu. an
Blue Jet Dinner Se'vees-and Whe
pne'. Call at No. Z: China Hall West Main str,et
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VOCAL AND lNSTRU MENTAL
MIJSIC.

SIGNOR GEORGE takes pleasure in informing the eti-
~ Of Richmond AMI vicinity that he has located himself
this and prepared Lessons YaI and FuS
-sHa xHsie Sgnor George wall lessons Piano Porte
Guitar CAroneite, Flute. COmOpean Kent BuR French Horn
&C &C. His yOe fHsrHeiioHs in
f TO his pupils thorough knowledge Of that accomplishment
Classes be- formed nj h Bank
Ladies Who prefer will be waited residences.
usmen who desire tn fern Band themselves
do and all kinds Of wind instruments
the most moderate tesms-The class be Evening
Any communication len the residence Genrgc
H. Tayor Music store Nash Woodhouse J. w. Randolph
a Co's bookstore viii be promptly attended 23-6m
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS

y lots to suit purchasers, for export or country
- irads ,-shesnEs shnnss oInasurEs Drnins, Tiekini
shrung Stripes &C
49, C"TrON YARNS twist and filing from Nos to co. OF
NsW Jersey
"eorg' south Caona, North Csrona Virginia Delaware and
SANITY hand. ~ ~
and waSding. FF's '
@ Liberal advances soussnmsns Of rood sy,, or IN,
AOo't enun'eTaisd afuelea K. 4 n. 5TEBBtNs.
ut ll-om ~ Nassau street, New York
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHEy
A NEW AND INVALUABLE Dissolve


A NEW AND INVALUABLE Dissolve
IA RV-Being liquid Dye, which changes
ooior q the beauuu black without
the hair skin. The superiority Of this dye
mode Of application and instantaneous effect
requiring from twelve hours produce any M
superior excellence will be apparent every upon single
application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily FUN
hLErAsrERs TRIcoBAPuE The effect on the hair
Il truly astonishing tired yesterday Office, the
change from grey 20 black, instantaneous
Extract from the Philadelphia Foruml
Several n aoquainanees have
the valuable liquid dye AeIandes Teobaphe-a new
and valuable discovery and hash aed produce the
desired effect Immediately aer apply to gray hair wh,her
Il lnpafts beautiful brown black color.
tEIiraet from the Philadelphia Tnquirsrl
Has DTE-The liquid dye for thr hair BY
A. Wright - South 9Th Street. article aid
th' nstanuneousy changes the color Of tie hair beautiful
brown baes and without injury to the sknhe dye called
"Aeraudsfs Tneobaphe"
br CAUTiON-To prevent fraud each direction bear. the
signature Of q. Alexander.
Fot saie BY Duva Coz r. u Duva Johnston J. ~ Rus
A Son. Leslie Richmond o. Corng and spotsvood
Robertson PeicrburF KinG 10y Robertson Conict ~ A.
sanios Norfolk and BY Druggists generally throughout a.
saer-and b the Sole hgouis, R6G.h WRIGHT,
NRi-im ~ South ih Street fhadeiphia.
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MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
10 pieces PhoW case Linens from 7s o. per yard
pieces TO- and - Linen shesiinS 20 to % ct
10 o. - Furniture Bimity a. only IS ets
~ ftambrc
Joe dut Linen Cambria Hdkfs from % 10 D.
70 pieces lrh Linens mosy irsssd and rus,rf,sd s,
from any Of cotton
Muslin Rob-s. Thfrsd Lsses .nd EdFirss
Thread BuhbtR !acss Mu,in ditto
Heaehsd and brown sheeurg, and shirinrs
70 %. Muslin. ~ ~ N'H'''''
Cseoss Reh ard beautiful cord sndbE AIpsees, from Sic
IS n baig1inl l2S pieces saur. r. c u TOO -r yard
70 o. 40 Oas0mTtr' No macy ocf Bargains not 1. srs
.e1 Anesfy e. ss1csi o 30 ard eountfy ~ No
-. mAu ~ Wb EuRfs nFRgIEN
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n berry, &C, reesivsdan for ale BY
49,. OUVAL q PURCELL. DruEEisG
Nv. IA Mnln
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ii. II. EKR UUD'S
MAGNETIC REMEnIES

H. III Il W " u DIS
MAGNETIC REMEDIES.
TX co MPOUN ID CHLORIDE OF COIN
ok Chone Diseases Of the Byps,trophy re,usD, al
Ps,o. % si ~ Se'oua' Consumption and Dy'pspuA.
FOr"sS By SAMUEL p MOVE. As,pt
% SURPRISES viii be found from Mr. SAM cary Of
ans IN N, pee oR h, ~ srs rom
Varous sources, Of the setabx rnaivdual no -
o Sefou'a Dysrspsia abd o Chr NJ De
ese, 2, individuals II this cry may to Whoua
~. ~ ciSerssArI. Jrpr ,, Is3s
Dear sr In line received tbs day you rquss, N. 70 sy.
yoa ns h'ofy o. my wissea' in sonnsIion sVpesoa
sure IN snssrng squi7s. % FAR a. nv i ed
Of tn pr"gress Of disease effect Of m dem. M -,
Wy vie " years Of very fra ani d-ie,,. .o.,
ton Pror the dr,t o. Jinuay s a. "a
sood hsahh About that tine perlaps us sfor, sbs E. M
meneed decl- Indigestion snd us "A Of sp,-,;,. $3.50
eitem@ weahnss, ncieifsd ths apprn.sh o. r, =.
AIe- wees pas e. an sbe eourhBgsr eosb
of DRY, husty shinetsr. At sra uDsre r,s,s - a. ,
ton vas unarr pprsh.nson hat IN. . 4,
ao sul a'wn pfsn'ius Ter aths snd many hs
memoet'" ne tsnih had msfssd victim 400 com
msn;sd IL hrs, rs.oi,sd 20 SON. OF ,b- s,,s.
feneds for dseas Of hind ftu1nE h W. tn wet
poe Nv " ~ 10 Pu''
Her cough dry ,u.nsd win pr,o,,, .,,-,,,
and she was rapldIy astirg awsy
About wsssssner cough commenced -, i,,. q.
nv rhsfnd' rvmess eonhittt IN. ord ~ p.e ~ a.,
49,. 49,. ony isslnss her dePsrurs. lime
ooaouns ne cheaeI o. thrss remedies
The Gay sner sbs bad the a pil .hs h,A m -,., a.
- W ~ no thought h'r cough tunsE nGbt ao,
o'n - cons ant o. sevrrs In fnuf dy. h.
er"etorst,n esa tire pm vas as.ndssoi an, , a. ~,
"a, r,'o',a hsr "1tgh increased. par.
ne tonsrsi diet without injury convenience Fr m
se . me Green her bssHh with exception q oeea.o
ny have anofded BE- moray time ony san detsr =
re- hsrhu 20 the eivsr Of III good as directed 10 tb
From tbs snd o'hsr vhieh A.v. con. ,,h, ~
own oossrvs'on nave heson rscoru.sain. tssa 20 an
nsy nay - called would ~ least ~ ~ tbsm
Yours uuy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10

Mk TONS Swcdes, English, Tr, d. gar and
~ County Bar Iron comprising assortment Of nearly
all sizes, round fat nd fqiae G.
Plough Plates and BOX Iron.
Nail Rods, sizes
y oP aud band Iron from TO inches wide
English and American BLstered Steel
Cast and German Steel
shest Iron, assorted from No. 1908
700 BoIes Trpate bright and Loaded Roonng b.
$50 hsEs Nails
ESQ Bushels Clover Seed
rs DO Herds Grass
so Barrels Tar.
ja3O woRTHAM yeGRrpHR a 20
IN HHDS. SUGAR. part prime.
w 900 baRs Rio, Lag sni lava Conee
- boIes Sperm aHd Tarow andes
80 paekszes oaf and crushed sugar
5000 lbs role Leather
eeroobs Ibfgp
so boIgs Soap
so bbs prime Molasses
200 kegs Nails
so kegs PoNd
500 sacks Ashtnn's Sah
30 tons Lump Plaster
spern and Tanners On
Pepper, Pimento. Ginger
Writing and WfappiuR Paper
Blistered and Cast steel, &c
In store, and neevrnT for sale by
NH l. u CRENsHAw. BROTHER q co
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A CHEMICAL RESULT

M CELEBRATED VEGETABLE LIorID HAIR DYE On
h enable persons dye their hair - ,h.
hs he"nsesen'e For ehabginr red grey hair wLkr.
veor"ss &C. 10 brown black The ,xhs.,
ev consequences b. fared use-
harmless ms eompo'ion IL the only sanctioned by the
snee OF Chemistry to dye in ndebe manner various
"ofs without danger oeonvtnesee aad la,
un patronage and unlnrei confidence public
at required ass for boz naked N Il brown, marked
b. For sale whoi.sa and retail. by
JULBs HAZEL, Perfumer and Chemist
NO 20 South ID st. below CbesnuL PhiadsIphia-
ana oy my Agents Main Street: Ginter A. DuyaI Co
n poSai Du7u.sne shoesos Hin: =. NJ. Zaehrs.on W H.
Dornin Petersburg Bags Thomas 4 Co
W Be~aTe OF counieets Ask
LiqIn har Dye " you want the article.
W Premiums awarded Franklin institute. de22-an
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effected any $500 up
BY application HENRY LUDLAM,
ja Sly Richmond.
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NEW WORK BY COOPER.
IVES Of Distinguished American Naval omeer, BY F,ri-
- more Cooper Eco author NJ the Soy. &C.
The lneoEmo PseeadiIoes by Don de Truss,
auahor 81 Romance Of History, Srair. &C.
or Etiquette Tor lade' snd gentlemen eonsinrg
as' ans OaEes OF Polite soeey with Hints Courtsap
hsiIm' ny. alec Directions Tor The Toiist,e-igIe
Wahham. NOVEL Ednsd By Istsh Rtehs suhor Of r,
Robbst NJ the Rhrne SIS,
Jack Macoms Log Sketches Of Adventure In the Med.
tsrrsnean.95c
The knight ofGvynnea Tas of the Unon BY Chs,
bsyef' asthor Of tbtfrs OMsiy, &c
Ir Cnetct IN N" Hssrh by niesenr. 60 cents
keeewdby tmh D. NASH wUuDHoUsE
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Of Ras.or as,srsaee Of 500 .. sf-r. L55.
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QR co INBOUND CHLORIDE OF GoID
IOk Chrone Diseases Of the Hyp.,trophy ineua,n,
Ts 70 m sS o. ssfofua' Consumption and Dyspepsia.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31
HUGE FEEDING.

4 kputucky pa per teTlS the following story, aP-
p1reuty 10 show that that State can beat all the
word N eating:
in Crab Orchard, Kentucky, Richard Evans.
on the l2th Of August. deyouredat one meal, four
teen chickens and drank forty cups OF coffee; and
drank, between breakfts, and dinner. and At DIM
ner. pIue pints of whisAey, and ate at dfuuer
ginger cakes and other theogs IN ProPortlon, and
called for more chickens, &c. Seven citizens OF
rh-t town certify this remarkable performance,
,ud add that Evans was weighed before dinner.
and weighed Us pounds; after dinner l47 pounds.
He ATE lis dinner on the top Of the stage, with his
hat off, in the mIdc of the street, IN the brorI'ug
s,n wi,houtany shade over him. And We more
over believe that. had he had notice day or two,
this meal was not half that he could have eaten
Ne have Ii doubt b4! that he gould eat, from sun
10 suu. an eatre mutton, (as others have salI lie
h7, done bore before. and other things 10 proper
tiou. Such was the curiosity on TINS OCCASION.
that the vu;rug and al business cea sed, to oehod
this gonna ud1er Par!ake OF his rvPusI.
Here was Esqas, the champion nag for huge
eating oud claiming the palm from The rest Of the
worb-and lol what musI have been his asIonIsh-
nept and modification when reading the toilos ing
statements 70 see him stripped OF his laureis. no
aIopg by an indigi4ua but by families. clans, AMI
,-;bes Gov. Butler. the Comanchs CenHIss' on
or, in procuring evidence to satisfy the Indian
Dsrar,mens that be was not Prodrsat IA his issues
of ,,ovi,ons TO the Wild indians. received 3 e
clr,wir. answers to his several notes:
Major Armstrong. Superintendent OF '''Nit'' .
fairs. west. and DO IS evidently AFRAID to tell
.n he knows. deposes as follows:
..GentIemeu: 10 answer to yonrs OIL TINS cate,
wishing me to state what quantity Of fresh beei
, P,airfs Indian will consume IN !~enty-tour
hour. BEG ,raye to answer that in my opinion
rd from M knowledge oil these people, that Ioey
would consume from six to eight pounds day
know thai many persons wound dFs'rus' the state
,,,arr hut would sooner believe that WAS undef
,r, oy55 tF a5anGlty; they eat mss'i atoits, stsd
sbpn they have Il. are engaged III DONG so a grea
part OF their time.
Captain Rogers, xho has been on the fron!Le
/ En- ,xeuty wears. answeresh and saitbaso OF t,;.
.sGeu,iemen: In reply to ym- reward 10 thu
uorpiug. making an inqusIrssn mea,an ln1iar
probabe quantity shty four hours, would res
wqud cOnsp~
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

The murder at Pine Biaf.-We have UNDER
stood from the lawyers, VINO attend Jefferson Cir
cult Cour, from this place, that not even a bill
OF indictment was found by the Grand Jury as-
arnst JAMES NELL. tor The murder of W ooBwoRrK.
last August. 1t is almost impossible to imagine
no" any Is men could be assembled, who should
so far forget ther DUTY. 70 pass by without not
Lee. 50 motor ogs crime. This fact forces Us to
eze.aim, Tn ere IS something's rotten" in LITER
SUni
Taking the statement Of Mr. WHITFIELD. first
published IN this paper true, (aad all the ex-
truuatlng circumstances we're enlarged upon by
him and we do not think that there is an uupre-
juiced man q this community who does believe.
t0at. If Woodw worth had killed Yell. under thss
Circumstances, he could have esca ped Inc Penl.en-
ti1ry for life.
When the law makes distinctions. republican
forms become the bye-word ami scoru Of all; for
It IS the veriest humbuggery, to boast of equal
political privileges being secured to the poor and
unfrrended. 10 our country. when, what is far
more important to them, their civri rights. 90 un-
protected. [Gasstts.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

The Ccttoiic CAapieiHs.-The Washington COR
respondent Of the Frsemaa's Journal gives this
account of the Catholic chapIains in the army:
The Rev. Mir. McElruy is still officiagng al
teruateIy. at Matnmorus and Point Isabel, while
the Rev. Mr.. Rey is at Cana rgo, attached to Gen.
TayIor's staff. Many Of the officers that have
been sick have become converts to the church,
and were regularly received as such by Mr.. Rey
within the last LSouth."
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

HnrraiR.-We give below an extract from
lrmer's letter in relation to RS disease. He
suggests a remedy
81 see. from YOUR paper. that YOU want TO know
something about The murran. Ia some cases, q
lose OF coonIeI "a tsa.sPoon-fulh should be gwen,
and afterwards a tablespoonful OF muddsr three
or four days IN succession. When the murrain
Is making lis appearance, the madden will check
it,"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

ErceLisHt.-The New York Morning News re.
lats> anrcdote of President Jackson and the late
Rev. Mr.. Kinney, once 4 Lieutenant Governor OF
Illinois, which coutnns Just rebuke Of all cler.
icuI Office kers. 1t is as follows.
Mr.. Kinney had come on to Washington to ask
Err atfice Admitted 70 m intarview with the
Chief Magistrate; tho reverend applicant set forth
his Pretens ous, vivid coors; his services in the
democratic ranks were all numerated: and re-
doubled exertions for ,e FUTURE in the good cause,
were promised. " hen b. ndd concluded, the ven.
Grated Chief, regarded him with mild but SOL
umI air, said: '.llr. Kinney, you are believe
minister the Gospel; is it not sop al am, your
ExceIIency." was the reply. Then, SIR" rejosu-
Ell the President, 'you already hold higher office
than any can give you; and if you fulfill its du-
lies as you ought, you will give no leisure to at.
tend to minor Matters
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VOLUME 5-NO, 3s
81 BSCRIPTION PRICE IS co

pectfuiIy state that, from long md intimate ac-
quaIn;ance with SOME Of the rbes Of Pariris In
dmns, their character, habits, &c.. but more par-
hcunriy TINT Of the Osnges, hrving frequently
been among dem and witnessed their eating, thu.
1,.teve they often ca. from ten to fifteen pounds
OF fresh meat N the cuurse OF twenty foaF hours,
PnrueuhrIy on returning from the fatigue of Il
I'ng hunt, when, have 10 doubt. they frequent
consume frum five to sly pounds at a meaI.'i
10 the like effect dePoseth Captain Duyal, in
the words following ..-..-.
.Geuiernsu: / have Just received your note
o. this morning, asking my opinion Upon the prob
able quantity OF fresh beefa hungry Indian could
consume ia twenty-f0ur hours. | would say for
te" days after his getting in;o camp from a
long hunt or Journey. he would ca. from eight to
ten pounds, aud, for the first day or two, he
would even exceed that quantity
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

TIE turnip and potato crops in the north Of
Scotland 11ve fal'ed. Ii IS said that the couss.
queuce to the crtte will Be very injurious. SsFs
l. : generally believe sast the BaGk e Eng
land i eonlemua.-1s reduction "a its rate CT "a.
ra,sS, Il, -sEst s:ss PSI @s.;i.-.ha reason De.
- rarse accumulation Of nses on the Bank.
Ing department.. =
The newspapers give long accounts OF tia ..-
sasslnasion Of a French Catholic Bishoo bv ~
sasages of New Zealand. to whom hs bad ,,ee
on missionary expedition.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

EURGPPEEaaaa II4aTTEL ELL LLhfGENCCE Z-TW sub
Join some additional items, brought BY the steam
err Elibernia at Boston from Liverpool. Sep, 10:
The London Mark Lane Express says tina, En-
gland will require assistance III breadstuffs to an
extsn. which must raise the value of agricultural
prodQee all over the word, i'd .-...
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

GeAgrql Shis'Is.-J4s SHIELDS, recently Com
N. ><i1uer Of the General Land office. having been
appointed Brigrdier General in the United States
service. was chtrged BY some Of the Wing papers,
with pocketing the pay for both Stations. Ths
Union has SO article on the subject. IN which
iud The following, which contradict these state
nrnts.
"ALruS H.. July Is. 1916.
''SH Having received and accepted my COM
mission OF BrigaIIer General in the selyice of
the United States. hereby tender nv resisna.
tion as Commissioned of the General Land OF.
fee. one
dent servant. JAS. SHIELDS.
.'Fhe President"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

Homicide. learn, BY etter, from Il e'e-
witness OF the scene. that Mr. UHs. L. SmHA US
killed by Solomon I. BraaLsat4rg, Esq. at Moah
Of White river, on Monday evening last. he
;.ar:cu!a.. as reir;ed by our corryoudeni. areas
follows:
MIR. Smith had been absent from this Piae.
for several days. and most persons thought
would not return. or account OF VIZ! havsT
been issued for his arrest on charge OF neir"
stealing which writ had been issued on the Ittl-
jayIt Of Mr.. Brand-nJurg. The negro had cen
taken from him at Napoleon. He wrote back,
few DAYS since, thai he would be here on tnlsday.
and i, was the general talk about the F'ac7,itat,
when he arrived Brand nbary either bad 10 hive
the place or he killed. lie r.ed to Ct the ctii
authorities to arrest s. but I'D not succeed III
,.,rlny them 10 act. When Smith arrived trre
h. t7y. he brought 4 horse. well equipped or
y,rruinc, aud another man win bun. 10 whom he
rave the bride OF his hOrsr. at the g'te O BRAID
enhuro's residence. On ms attempting 10 eCer
the uaIp, B. warn"d him not to CONE INSIDE o'hlS
,,an,i<es, lie sttIf ADVANCED, When i. again pd
b,n lhatf he DID not 90 on. ne would hurt Inn.
Smith then laid his hand on hls p.stUL aud en-
,,srrsd dIawiug, when B. told him not to dnw
,;>,d on hun. He still advanced, whenB.
s,rary within biz, DIOR. and sna:chtag up dcthle-
!strryi 80; gun. discharged the contents Otboth
h. rrpIs a. him, Il. about 10 PAGES. Tnreesho1
rook Effect in his ABDOMEN and TWO III one o his
arms. These are the facts as near as csl re-
collect them 4,
Smith was no: dead when our corresPosient
cIcssd his letter. but We learn. By i p1sssger
who came up III the stage, that he survived Uu!
sbnrr time after RECEIVING the ouuds.
IdrLrrsns Denl0cra.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

N a
Nathan dale and Arkansas No ), and IN store,
large Stock Of Nershands sc suited TO the ITaee o
which the following is part:
Groceries.
100 Bags Rio and Lzggrra Coffee
| 50 hhds NeS Orleans Sugar
% bels m0Ilssgs
800 bags salt
20 bsrryls and half blrrss Cincinnati whiSksy
l pipe Holland gin
l " Cognidc BRADY
! g." old "CIsI,!lisn" brandy
20 bbls American 90
Is .wss, I..g,, M.t-ria and Bert vine
Is " loaf sugar
10 /" Tanners oil -.
" Iinseed 90
q" Spirits tarrcntiIs
$50 kegs Duponts ride powder
30 g." BAT lad
Also rh.re,aigue Madeira and c'aret wine, cham.
paigp Iter, French and American cordial, brandy
suerrlcs, brandy irutc, peppermint, cloves Gu
namoR, Stoughlnn and otters, lemon .Erup, to-
m1tO cltsuP, PrAics, pepper sauce. sperm starr and
tlllOw candles, Imperial Gun powder. Young t!L s91
aud Black telS, vinegar, chocolate, n"nt', ra's'"s
Pruncs currInls slrdues crackers, a'Ispce Pe"Her,
ginger alum SIT peter, rec, salerltus mustard, boz
rIN, Birthstone. indigo, madden, cOPlsrlS, chas, Win.
ting, spanish brown, white, black and r d lt1t. llh
eruge, starch, japan and coPlivarn 81, Leu
Langs and saunders tobacco, nInhla rope tea c"rts
and plough lines, .lr>, matches, pipes, BACK ny
rT1sscs i,rs 6I,n,,,hn. u,arkr-rI window glass &c
nv rco,.
90 pairs white. blue and green blankets
IGuy ps prInts a great variety Of patterns
~ bale, 81 - ~ brown domestic
' . Ps '1 VI,Iso,, ,rJ Indian ,t,Ds,
20 :. 5edtcking
Also denms cottonades, blue dril's Drawn do" apron
'ntSA ,oo ,tu' and soIfoo shaw Pru..n 90
cn,.or and Tx hdkr. rlnk,ns. la,. .ik, AVID spool
cotton thread, wor,ted 7.ndru. aud pnutl boon
5uttoa., Pr d. needles 'l'%sy red scarce
49,, ,,,l,,-,-c aud f.r,rpry
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~ BBLS prim. brown sugar;
~ d .aeks coffee. R:eetacksrs; leaf ard
MA.s.una sugars; fine wines and hqd\ together with
. i,rse assortment Of articles in OF inc, which We
are ,slline a, reduced price,; II .
July lEh, 20. hAi LhS
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liz & CO.,
tr sale the following

tr sale the following
Is; rich shiaiEs. Do
sting; bleaehed do ,
oade; wOye sumner
Mn; virginis furni-
4 aboriginal stripes
edo elaIuchet do .
"a and lO-4 linen
o. do, do; mixed
agate shirt buttons;
sgIoyes, cotton dag
. ilucy-do-. extra
4 nua do India do,
90 do, light fancy
~ls. and wool do
D.. high color wool
h do. indian cotton
II, black silk hhts
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<viner,IOr soda Water.

Wy H. x NJ MAfERS have tire pleasure to an
w uounce to the lovers OF this delightful beVer
age that they have fountain IN operation, accom-
med with ice aud the Varinus syruPs
Fort smith, Nav 10, IS