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Farms for Sale.

UyHE Subscriber offers for sale the FARM on
which he now resides, lying miles south OF
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cleared and in good state Of cultivation. There
are on the premises good hewed log house, and
kitchen, and good shingle rooted barn, go feet
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ALSO 100 acres of land on the Clear Fork OF
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The quality Of the land of the above farms is good
Terms liberal. JAMES WIELAND.
Oct. 3, lS46--pd
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ty, and the simple blossom and the fla
grant fow'ret that grew on our tomb
and hourisbed in the morning sun, will
be nourished and watered by affections
tear.
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w AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND
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..IknoD ofno pursuit in ,ohich more real and
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OBITUARY.
For Me Bonner.

The mournfnl and unpleasant task of recording the death ot oar fellow beings. is one of no unlre- qaent occurrence. By this we are enahledio mourn with those that mourn--tc weep with those that weep. and to rejoice with them that do rejoice Bal how difficult it is te rejoice when our beloved friends are no more--xhen the cold aid icy arms of death have sasiched away from as. all that is near and dear to us--when the golden chains pl affection are torn assnnder, by the relentless hand of the King of Terrors. tt is then there is yAcan- oy in the mind the world eaAaot fii. This Is al ways the case in proportion 10 the ties of affection for the departed. How mysterious are the doiags of Providence. How unceitaa is hfel To-day we are here--io- morrow, laid ia the silent shades oi the fomh
 Departed this life, q, his residence in Indepenl- eace couaty, Arkansas. oa Tuesday the 2sth Sept. fst6, W+ttssm AEaTa. in his .l5lh year. Mr. Heath was born in lsctson county, Tenn, June, isn2. where he lived till June 1880. He then moved to Arkansas. and settled in indepenleace county. In ths year 1882, hs (andes the minisis- rial iabors of the Rev Brrrell Leel, embraced re- i.ion. and attached himsef 10 the Methedist Epis- ccpal Church. to which he fefpained devoted and faithful member. He was ss Afieetioasie hashand, 1 kind and indaiseni father. good muster. an sx- ready, to assist distressed hsmsnisy. During his iIiness. which was onlx twenty four hcars. hs suf fered extreme pain; ftis disease being inhamatioa of the fAroat1 yek amidst aiI his pains. he Wonid rhout his creators pTzise exhoftihs all r=>=sRt to meet him in Heaven, "A few nomsats before bic exit, he cxlied his wife and daushssr 70 hin, and hAde them m eternal isrewell then aIi his ifienda, oa4 hy oas. taking them by the hands baddlrg thes farsweli- telling them. in iew snoaents he would bs dsaA nAx his ssai iu stssnily. thea sing b hs feet, with eyes apiiissd to Heaxes and hsnds out- ssyelche1, he sslupy sqAk s0his etsrnai alssp Hay ouS i,st mosnsnts 6s ike kis, ".
 N. n. The Texss papss and tks westem chsis. tian Advocate fCinefanaail win pssass eoPy. Dspsxsed th;s 10, ea shs liih int q celum, hia. chirot CO. Afk, JslsN NrcssoLAs. ini1nl snn q cca. 8. c. fanlkpsr. aged six yssm sad 6ss npashs, Ss
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Arkansas River Packet, HGafchee Planter.

A& ! H0WEI.. Master, will Hss u2rp.- ruh as regular paeke, s - during the sessea fiosn Fort Smith aud Van bnrea. te New 0rirans. touch. ing at all in,er'nsdaie points This boat is well calculated for COTTON. and every exertion will he used to give satisfaction te all who may favor her with their patronage.
 Agent at New Orleans MOSES GREENWOOD. Esq. Ociober si. ts46.--S--sw.
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le k ''4 M f'e 1lli &s en1ss, s' a |as1 s2 ttsls'A 14s< Asr U os<< ri 6l |1I :k. '.'. ,'..'. y tiIs Ia'<S al,' sss|4 k;i sksse,' |6 Ws.ssps Wlssscof 2 kas6 hSss;Iiso sel iisy kAAd, EAd taassd ihe ssaE U IL UAitetl States so be aGIxcsk
 Done as the cisy q Wsshingion, skis sixhyil day of Msy, ii iiis year ~
 cor Lnnd one ihousand eiskt hun. fsEaL.l drsd and guFty five. and ef ilse inds-
 psndence cf tie United States lhs sixty-ninih.
 JAMES K. POLK. By ths President:
 JAMEs BUcHANAN,
 Seesstary q Ssais.
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$20O REWARD. PROCLAMATION.

Rr THaMAs s. DaEw. Lorsrasr ef -drkaasas yxT HEREAS. ii has been made known 10 ne, w that certain issam Smith. On the tlh day oi August last in the ecanty of Deshz, committed . most atrceious murder apon the body of Elijah Webster. by waylayiag sud shooting the said Web ster,
 Now. therefore. |. lhcmas s Drew Governor < the Stais of Arkshsas by virtue ef the power aid authority in sas vested hy lzw. dc hereby edes rs ward of two hundred aoiiAis 10 apy p.sson Nha nsy apprehaad the said Isham smith and deliver him to the Sherd of saia couaty of D-sha to the end that justice aeIy he bad and exeeated in that behar
 K TEsgsaDNY WuEHEoF. Ihsse hese-
 Hnto sci my hand. and saased the seal tL.s) of said State te be alhxed. at Little Keek,
 on tAe 28fh day of September. A. D.
 lsss. THOMAS s. DREW. By she Csssssaos:
 DAgin b. GRxks. &Gstarg ef Stzfs.
 Description. .Isham smith is about q years ei age, 6 feet inch bigh eoshlsaznee rather east dcwn. s.ssshy complsxsen. sandy hair. appears to have sssppsge in his speech. has resaaa nsse. teeth large and i9egalsr.s
 NPifAtxy 2sfs fsss T- -- s-s~s
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2f- We learn says the Newport News 'stha. General Gaines has received orde,s from Washington, for the immediate trans por,atien of all the troops now stationed in the Eastern division to the seat of war, oa the Rio Grande. The orders are positive and peremptory, and q Corporai's Gnarl only is to be Jeff at each of the forts and rorlifca,ions.n
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5000 Vols. Books.
Y0eTle,Rs,

gTvHE undersigned was appoiafed by the Hon. l Probate Court of Wzshita county, at tIe De- tober term. isi5. guardian for James H. Wilson, an nsaae man; and al persons i,iterestsd are here by notified of the fact. JOHN 4. PILE.
 Was. fla CO.,. Ark, Oci. 10. Is46 ---6-aw
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< Bishop FREEMAN. by Divine permission. viii per- form service and preach in the EpiscopAL CnuacH II, on T1arsday nigh. the 29th inst. Divine service 10 commence at o'clock.
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fPuprIic-No. 4.l


 fPuDEic--No. (.
 JOINT RESOLUTION concerning the Ors-
 gon TeFntory.
 Whereas by the convention concluded shs twen,iesh day of March, eighteen hundred and eixlsseels. between ilsc United States oI America and the King os tiss Uni.ed King. dom of Great Britain and Ireland, for ,he po- siotl of ten years, and afterwards iaipfnile- .ly extended and continued in force by anO- .her coavsnsiotl of ihe same parties eoncln. de.l tho sixth day of August. iii the year ol our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenly-seyen, Ii was agreed that any coun. try may De claimed by either parry on ,lls northwest coast of America, westward of tist Stony or Rocky Moualsins, now commonly called ihe Oregon lerri.osy. shonld, together wish its harbdFs, bays aud creeks, and ths navigation ef all rivers within the same, be ..ires and open, 10 she sessels, citizens, ant subjects or the two powers; but wiillou prejudice to any claim which eiihsr of the parties might have to any pari cf said cpun. sry; and with this further provision ia the secoad article of the said convention of the sixthsof August. eighteen hundred and twen. ty-seven, that either party might abrogass and annui said convention on giving due no. ,ice of twelve monlls to the other conirac. ting patty
 And whereas il has now become desirs- bIs that tue respective claims of the United States and Gssass Britain should be definitely settled, and thal said territory may no lon. ger than need be, remain subjee. to the evil conscqIences of the allegiance Of its Ame, rican and British population, and oG the eon- fusion and conflict of national jurisdicnons, dangerous to the cherished peace snd good understanding of the two eosniries
 Witl, view, therefore, that steps be ta- ken for the abrogation of the said conyen- lion of the sixth of August, eighteen hun dred and lwenty-seven, ia the mode psescri- bed in its second article, and that the atsen- lion of the governments of both countries may be more earnestly directed to the adop- sior of all proper measures for speedy and ainicable adjustment of the differences aHd disputes in regard to the said territory
 Be t resolred by ihe Senate and House of Representatives. of the United States of America iH Congress assembled, That the Presiden. of .he United States be, and he is hereby, authorized, at his discrelioi, 10 give 10 the government of Great Britain the no- sice required by ,he second article of ihe said convention Of the sixth of August, eighteen hundred and twenty-seyen, Tor the abroga- ton of the same.
 APPROVED, April 27, 1S46
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lPupL..llc-No. 7.l


 A RESOLUTION in relation to the issuing of grants of certain lands in Louisiana.
 Be Il resoirfd by ihe Senats and HoEss ef Representatives Of hs Un;sed States ot .4merica in Congress assembled, That the Attorney General of the Unted States be, and he is hereby, directed lo examine the evidences of title in the case Of certain Spanish land claim in the State oI Louisiana, lying on the Mississippi, above N-~ Or leans, commonly known as the Hsuma claim, and to report his opinion thereon to the President of the United States; and if. in the opinion of the Attorney General, any pa tent or patents issued, or which may be is- sued, under such claim, shall have beens or shall be, issued contrary to law, thas tl,e Piesiden. of the United States be, and he is hereby, requested to cause proceedings to be instituted in behalf of the United States. and to have the validity of such patent or patents judicially determined.
 APPROVED, June 26, 1S46.
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The minesai lands embraced in the absss ITO. elamasinhof the President ot the uAsted ssAl&A arc situated n Mar,on aud Casteil co.'s, in tke nssfhefa part ofthe State of Arkansas. within sightaE ns1M iniles oi the west hank et White rtyeS which, be- lag aaRgabls aud tributary oithg Mississippi sf. ofAs easy and cheap transportation ls aii tiie in. cipaI markets ot the tinted 6iates, iRe alANAd qualities ef these lands have bat recently hetn ds- covered. they have not yet been thoroughly explef- cd they have however, been represented sS abpAnl- inx ia lead are of an excellent QuAiily.
 JAMES II. PIPER, .ictiAg t1sm+ssinas
 sf fks Eeaerai LanA Q15fs. Sept .. lsss <-14N
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MEETING or THE FRIENDS OF EpgcA
 TON

Whereas, the Arksnsss CeEfereaee ef the Meth odia Epiacepal Chsfch, South, have in eontempia- fion. the sseesioa ef one or more Seasinaries el essaing h cuf State. We the undersigned. ke. fiesing ihst such iBstitatssa might he sastaine ia tAs city of Little Rock and vicinity. take upo, ousssires she responsibility ef ealing meesins ei ths friends q Education. at the Meikodist Epis- espsi Church. oa Friday evening she sesh inst.. al se'eiack ?. a., tos the parpcse af taking ssch measures as wii secure tks location q saeA s@n. ipsry sEnoagst us
 JAm<s Lawkoa. lr,. C.I~ JeiIfies. H. M Aid6eb. CAsster Ashtsy. l.. E. Barber, WR. Ee2a S. n. Tucker. Thos. ". Nsxtnn. 6. 6. kanger, Wm. Ssihan. !. n. Efeese, c. ESzs<<z--. Wms E. WcodsuE, C. P. 1sssrsad. A. E. Thmnioa.
 &ssgMR and EIem1las. 1A BbI3 brown 6agss. A tO g Peacock riouEAs Nos kE
 Rsei4 per Asloafiess3sss z as4 Ss s.as by
 Jas. ss =-a
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PRINTS ONLY. NEW FALL STYLES, At the extensive Establishment of x LEE q IB R E " ST Ell,
 A.

UEIJ4H bI KEFI, N. YtJI{k. Where sfe concentrated nsasiy aii ilss NEW been produced ia thss country. of fmpesa3 fak fh. fa4 trade, and afs aaagsf tof sale Eaf CASH 0k APPROVED cREDITas
 PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
 Hislin tAs iasl isw asyN NY 0y- Purchases are gi&tapieed the priees--lsA allowances made for given period.
 SJ- tAtAAosses tfeeeszea aud essgeefs6 ASiff " regulating the psiee.--af@ piaeed ia she hassS hsyssa. and sat siih goods efdesed.
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,re the l,ae.nber. or tAe Leglsla-

VIE undersigned are disposed to seiI e8 tAeir 1 stock cf CLOTHING st very reduced pr1. ecs fos CASH. Their stock being lswger aad niaes complete than any other stock In the city. Ese@ ias daeeHienis are Bcw oiiessst Co those ehs s<isA ts purchase. VIM VANCE k RRuTfIkRS.
 Sspl. Isth. lsss- fI-Ml
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ray 1he kresideMt er tasniteM
 @smee4.
 | N paFsaantt q sn act v CuasrtzetressA tss \ ne lith dag M Jay. lsae. snsalllAn ~ ts tke retelsss ss,iIserll l,ias in lks stask iheoas ssd Nskghsas. and Kenisexiss ~ Ntmn nFA Iowa saseezt4 tn eaf.SkiH te1a ten,f t54 E8 E FOLK. REask4ena q tlia eNile4 ~ sea kslettees ap hersby dAS,ars N61 Meke kneMA. xNhl.e sales q tAe ASssle kesssI|Ex Nslaksl ssN sa q ARKANSAs. \ ths PsgiNss heeiae dsssS a',ss; N tx x I.sSa one ss BarxsyIEf snms einx en MoaAlay tAs isth &ay of Mtsstant. fns tks diaTnsal q the Patiit hats Wtikia | taass- mentioned tawhslips. vlR
 NsetA q iAe hsss iiAt sAt sssst se Y fsF
 mesiataA
 Township nlneteen, q rangs pi1tesn.
 Tswushipa aiaetesa and twenty pf sAn aassN- A shs fsnt ttAe. xt FAYEr1EsFk .essa- Rsaring un NOn4sy slse aaa 4Af v Mas nal. e tAsdl dlspo.si q ese Fabile lssAs wilkialaneh- dsEuieniloaed tasnshipss ta vt NSStk ef ths bsss Iiat aed ssli q tAs IA fltsSsi
 Townships uiAssssa and twenty, ss5AA ~ teen. a ~ Lands appropriated by inm for the use ef sstltAs military. ok othsE purposes. wlll he esxladk4 Nez nale. fso. ail quaxtef quarter seetnnA f aaSsl setef ia wAats ~ h part by gssss ininiae iEaee. which shah aos be aetssaned b5 the asy Gxet Jsf the eosincneenaeat of these saiea. rfo-emptioa claims viii not b~ allowed tn enY Of the abcss lands anssi after the samN siei hssa br+n osssFe Ss public sAIe, And heeoMs sntittf ta pssszse entry; asa N of sxdS>nAs wlsh ecas.;n . mine U lnines ef lssa oFe acisaEy ds<psssed ana belng woFkei Will be sold h saeh Isgal sb fisis- i6n ef sub -disisess ks will include a6tA asin<s oF insnes. at not less thsa S1 5a cents yer akss. The sales will each be kept open ssF twe skseks. (anless the lands are soneF disposed ef,j and ne ionrrf. aud 10 private snssfe ~ land in the ton- ships 90 6tssssd, wiIi bs sdmstssd sssa slter ths expsfxsicn of tNe weeks from shs anmlneussmeni of said sales.
 Ia further execution of the said act. fave rss. ! ssd the Commissi toner of the CvneFzi Land O2Rss to publish with shis proclamation. hFsff dsctip- ton If the mineral 'gious ia which these hnas lie, and of the lansis new osfsd tot sale Mhsxh hs has prepared IfotA vtiie5a1 dseuAeats and oiteI f mems cf iniuFnativh.
 l Given under lny hand, At siie city of W9sbiag- tan, this stA day ef Sepsembss. Anss Dsssias szs 1 lhoasaud eight hundred asa iotay-six.
 Nv the President: JAMES k. FOLK. yAafss IF Plpga. 9riime GSsnnSessemsy
 gtAs Gtssgas Lad Qzios.
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sgw.oRLEASs CLASSIFICATION. (Assimilating to that of Liyerpool.)
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CONVENTION WITH THE GRAND DUcHY
 OF HESSE cASSEI. FOR THE ABOLITION
 er TIE DROfT D'AUBAINE AND or TAX. Es ON EMIGRATION.
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And whereas the said Treaty has been du- Y ratified on both parts, and the respective
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l., M.',,es ,1 ei every description, imported in- na, "e oh'sed States from other countries than n,hs oe,slam' under inc Belgian flag, shall pay no "s' ,n"' or h'shar duties whatsoever, than fl mey "y, 'saa been imported under the flag of the a" o'' ,avofed foreign nation, other than the ,;as s o' uie country from which the importa- va ss... IS made And, reciprocally, articles of Inc iIa;'s uess''paon, imported under the flag oI co,n,u. va's7'l States into Belgium, from other na s"n'e' nh than the United States. shall nav 'a' phe, or higher duties whatsoever. than
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