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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
SINGULAR AND HoRRIp DEATH.

SlNGULhR AN ffOnl6iD Dft II.
An inquest was held yesterday before Coroner
Robert 7. Wicker, al the Medical College, upon
he body Of Reuben. Negro man, and slave, the
property tof Mrs. Ca,lin, o. Port Wallhall, and
hired to Franklin Siearns, there lying dead. Tie
verdict Of the jury was
"That The said Reuben, on the l4h day OF July
1876 al The distilleFy .! said franklin Siearns,
situate on 18th sheet, in said city, between Main
and Cary Streets fell into large cisen, in said
dislillery placed and erected, which cisern had
been c;np,ie; Of large quantity of certain ardent
spirits, called Whisky; then and there entered,
AMI lei himself down into, through an aperture at
The Top ol said ci>tcrn, Tor the purpose oil remo-
wing some obstruction therein; and, hefeupon,
while the said Reuben was in said cisicfn, and
while enyeloped in the vapor OF alchohol, Il
lighted candle was ty one William Seains, With
Out blame, handed 10 said Reuben, Tor The pnfpose,
Of lighting said cislern and lhereupon the said
vaper OF achohol was then and there ignilct,
and by the burning Of which vapor the said
Reuben wa. then and there, in and upon d.
vers parts of his body, accidentally, casual
IL, ami hy misfortune, burned; AMI IRON
said disillery was moved 10 said Medical
College; If which burning the said Reu-
ben became sc: and disemrercd in hi body
ard of which burning and the sickness
cceasioned thereby, The said Reuben, on The 18Th
day u july, 1876, al said college, in said city,
died; nd The jurors aforesaid, 90 say, upon their
oa,hs, thar tie said slave Reuben, in manner and
form aforesaid, and al the lime and place aore-
said, accidentally casually and BY misfortune,
came TO his death, and no. otherwise"
/, is we'll 10 state, that il is not usual in Mr..
Stearns establishment for The colored hands TO 90
into the cislern, but Ibis duty is generally per-
formed by MIR. Brummel, one of The white hands,
and that candle had been carried in;o il ire
quenily before, but MIR. Brumme was absent On
this occasion. Mr.. VIM. Stearns endeavored TO
ge, Reuben out Immediately. and did so, bur loo
lac 10 save him from an awful death. In the al
tempt 10 rescue him, Mr.. Siearns was burnt 50
mach so as 10 confine him 10 his bed, but not very
seriously injured. The proprietor was not present
but the use oi the candle had been so common,
Tia, any one III ihe hands would have gone into
Inc cis:ern, without suspecling any danger
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17

'asae EraDL.s;s, ssn:;..
NO. IO5. CnESNTT 81. BETWEEN X.
p II l. a d ELP II IA

NO. 100. CiiESNEr ST, BETWEEN e
= IL l. a ID +. l. p II a
THIS popular and central Hotel, e-,ab
4 Mcssrs. Sanderson, hayih. passed tt..
Of The subscriber, lie desires 10 inform l, r.
tie pubic, that II i now open icr 81, !,
guests.
To those who have visited Zine T. ,.
il advantages u desirable ei094Na. e...
known.io those who have Mt. Il gi3
rs IL stale, that II = situated m s.. a...
most fashionable sl:cr,. ~ ,N.. .8...t
the Exchange. Post uii,r, E4rE.. ..
Piarr- al Amusement. hoods. >lr.s.N
Railroad prpui>. rahiio square. f..4t....
since the change ~ frarrirt.t- .-.
money has brrn expended III rE.....H.-
furnishing and painting. Anrn4tlr IH..e.
ments, may br mentioned Improved 4 t....
Ladies' Ordinary, a New Lrniirir, !,
New Parlors, New Chambers, Nr,, EtA..
Room, besides many other mlnar mp,r.,...
The principal features oi 2 iir.i Ell, lf.,.
bic and Wine Cellar, will hr tai.tt.
al Mr. JAMES VI. SthDiEs0N
Proprjrtors, V hose ambition ii rt.eI .-.,...
known. Il- widely crlrbfaie4 lg,I
aided hy experienced as>i>tau'-. H.#,
his right hand man.
The oilirr and Iiuok> Mi.i +, as...
GEORGE l.. BInNliisi. fH.. ....
"Daiis uiiu zion, - lH.a. .I.4..
81 Rotten
M >hur:, great ty.ii;ars iiia .r.r
t'r 80 lot - >:,aitG, g. terarf fH..
one q. lh- srry i.i-t lseisi- i.r
and good living.
Philadelphia. JUS II. l.io--..aNrp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
PATENT 81 IT.,

ri'Hi. subscribers. livin: ~ 'iaari i'a
Ina, haie lately purchase. - ....
the ~. III III w, Patent s'ira". 1.f.
Sicck Cnilrr. ~ The i"lo"in- Siatr
Tennessee, Nnuh and Souih tI.r.lat
:ga, Mississippi aud iihaG~l>. In 1'|t
are tW" Machine litarhed-uh, rlit.
isr blade cGi- ri.lt inches an Z -lie. tE
volume III straw IN The centre. j l.y. E.
hand, and TEL ~ tIe sam; tinr "i,i t',l
cat straw Ia the minnic--the "ihr' {. cs..
Machine, II in- \ cas'.Iraa wheel, ilI' H-
pounds, and works win more ease Wan 7
ever invented. II Is worked and TED &, T.
son with ease, aud viii cut through 1 som.
live and halt inches each WAY, att ru- 4
Both Machines arr ~ simple construct
will rot from ten ~ Twelve dollar, III
twenty dollar. We would say IL Al prf-tf.
IN speculate IN County ~ S'a'e R,shis. &
ing Machine, that they mad better take
before purchasing We can $40 thai -t.fl
hls seen our Machine. and .itrt ln niInf
crs them 10 nr thr br>i ihry hrSr rNrf,sD.
travel from county IT, ,agnf., tafnGehWf.
.rll. unless W. h"uii nlt.. ~ 4 iDHt.
cations an Il, -i.... u. ,..,.i at. '"t.t .f..
t. purriE,. ,'niiui, ~ cti.Ut H4tf- Il.
place. I'hl> Ni.hlnr na~ p1;eGnt ". II
l~lt. y t;,. III.
lnly I1--c.it
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MIR. CLAY IN FAVOR OF AD vALoREM prTlEs.

MR. CLAY IN FAVOR or AD VALoREM DUTIES.
The Wings in and our Of Congress have as
sailed The now Tariff bill, as likely 10 generate
extensive frauds from is id valorem system
We Yesterday quoted Mr.. Lewis's views in rel'lr
iation OF this objection. lie showed, that The IL
mi;ed gain To the importer i!om n iraui"ient IN
derva;uaiion did no, hold out 10 him adequate IN
duccmenl &c commi, fraud Moreover, The heavy
penalties imposed BY the bill, win iic almost
certain detection OF fraud, ire a comparison OF
invoices and an Intimate knowledge OF The actual
market value on the part o! the appraisers, were
strongly calculated 10 refrain dishonest vlola-
ton OF law. Ii was further urged, that Tic spe-
cGc duty system, from its want OF the proper
checks 10 be found in The al valorem system. OIL
Tered greater temptations to commit fraud.
The Masnus Apollo OF Tariff Whiggery, Hen
nv Ciay HIMSELF is recorded as strong advocate
Of al valorem duties, which are now held up by
the Wings as so deles,able ard mischievous. In
his last speech 10 the Senate. he sustained a e
rics q: resolutions offered b. hmsc!.--one Of
which, upholding the principles q The Compro-
mise nc, and system OF al valorem duties, reads
as follows:
"Thar in The adjusting OF Tariff 10 raise an
amount Of lweniy-six millions OF revenue, the
principle of the Compromise act generally should
be adhered 10; and that especially maximum
rate OF ed raloTgm duties should be established
from which there ought TO be as little departure
as possible"
In his speech On that occasion, he expresses
himself conrnted with % or 80 rer cent, rs The
highest incidental protection" and gives The fol-
lowing sound reasons Tor the adoption oi al va
loren dn.:es. Unless he has turned coinpleic
somerset, Mr.. Clay ought to sustain the new Ia
Tiif bill. II IS incidental protection" enough,
and is crea, and valuable feature is the al vac-
rem system, which Mr.. Clay says, according 10
every sound principle Of justice is entitled TO the
preference" Here are his reasons, which the
Wings may digest and answer for themselves, if
they can:
"Compare the difference between specific and
the nd ralorem system OF duties, and maintain
tia; The latter is Justly entitled 10 the preference
The one principle declares The duty paid shall be
upon the real value OF the article taxed the spe-
ciic principle imposes an equal duty on articles
greatly unequal in value. Coffee, for example,
land il is an article which always suggests Itself
l. ny thoughts is one OF the articles on which
snecific dutv has been lcved. Now il i ne !sct-
IL well known ha the Mocha coffee is worth al
;east i,y;se as much as tie coffee 81 81 Domin.
90 IL Cuba, vel hoh pay ihc same tuty TIE
lax has no respect lo The value, but Is arbitrarily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
sALT-Sl 30 from ihe whaI..
NEW YORK MARKET Lilly Il

CorToN.-The sales yesterday were about 500
bales without change in prices. There is a
moderate demand this morning al steady prices.
FLouR-The market i rather dropping, and
western may be quoted a3 - 81, Southern IN
moderate demand a, 81 II %.
WnrskEy is firm, with sales OF 1900 bbis. at
1914 a I9, CTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17

IT The Stockholders OF The Richmond FIRE.
dericksburs and Potomac Railroad Company ale
reminded that an adjourned meeting Of thai Com
pany viii be held On Tues'ay nex, Inc 2ist insl.,
al - NJ greeiseiya The oifce Of The Company.
\ pGnc'ra! aud inll attendance oi lhe Stock
holders i particularly requested.
July Il Q. w. MACMuRDO. Trea'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
WILLIAMSBURG, 18th July, lsiG.

WILLIAMSBURG, IoIH July, IBIb
Ar the annual meeting of the Society Of Will
liam & Mary College, held 10 the large lecture
room on The 5,h instant, WIZ. H. MCFARLAND,
Esq, OF Richmond, was unanimously elected 10
deliver the next annual Address before The Socie-
IL, and Prof. SAUNDERS of William 4 Mary Col
lege, was chosen as his alternate.
JNO. J. JONES, Cor. Sec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
I. ~ TIL. MO.
QUARTER.

!usnisi.i Cstia..- Establishment. n a.
q, h-sihy 4 position - ais il m'itle .lrg.nia,
Fem IL miles above Richmond, on tr North side II
49, ttr James Rives Canal, and enc mile aud
half from il. win ample Accommodations for two
families. Garden Well stocked with vegetables,
I.an and cro;e Sufficient for hc range II wo three
Mich Cows. sab'ea.r f,r horsrs, II required. end
House maid a,d common Cook, If wanted. For terms
apply IL Bernard rsytnn of Richmond, or John II.
CocL-, l,lands Post ohce. F'luvalna county.
July l1-rat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17

PUBLIC DEBATE The sMarsh:ll nchar.ne Socir.
~, will hold Public Debate THIS EVENING, at their
Room on Franklin street, between l9ih and auti Adj
dresses will be delivered by the refining aud Hrw Frrs
dents Ladies and gentlemen arc respectfully invited
10 attend SECRETARY.
g,f,1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
LATEST FROM THE CAMP-OrrictAI.
"ARMY OF OccuPATloN,
nIune y; IStb

"Some volunteers have arrived al Brazos San.
tiago from Tennessee, presumed 10 hc Of The
twelve months quota The volunteers which
previously arrived from New Orleans have near
is all moved TO Barla, except TIVE regiments in tbs
place | shall bring them M The :i.er IS Seen as
can procure transportation, which We are i'm
patiently awaiting. The volunteers from Texas
are encampcd near Point lsabel, and are now or
ganizins under The direction olihe Governor.
ave have no authentic intelligence irGm The
interior ul Mexico. The army at LinaTez is be.
leved TO be moving towards Monterey, much re.
duced in numbers ny desertion and sickness. II
is rumored that Busamene is a. lie head OF the
government, and tina, Paroles i, is advancing
with a large force 10 this frontier"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
ROSTOY MARKET Iulv /


FLouR-Sales Of Michigan and Gencsee al
81 IS 4 81 per DBL. and Ohio a, 3 70 90.
GRAN-Stcck light, prices firm, and demand
limled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
NnInNrEEHS EOR CAIIEORNIA.

VOLUNTEERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
Col Sievenson's regiment is understood 10 bc
completed, len companies vi seventy men each be-
ing duly enrolled There are eichl companies Of
infantry, one OF artillery ami enc q. cavalry, ma
king nearly 500 men. They will he mustered in
to service in the early part o: this week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17

In another column wil be found an advertise
men. Of The Franklin House, l05 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, under The Kew administration Of ID.
X. Minor, Esq, the worthy and spirited publisher
OF the Rail Road Journal. His assistants are SAID
10 be attentive and skilful, and the Hotel in every
way worthy Of patronage. OF course, all editors
will encourage The new enicrprize. They al
ways look out for the good things"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
LAND NEAR BUCKINGIiAl
HOUSE E0R SHE

by virtue of a Deed of Tu;-;.t.'li' I.
- Austin and wife, Tor ,ae f9H.r
payment Of debt % Gerr-. aansf'.
Samuel Jones, deceased. wh,rnftt
day ol August, isi2, AMI h. .N
cord IN the Clerks Giic. u ae.n
undersigned Trustees MI o,'r. 81
bidder, Tor cash, on The prem sr-'
i.lth day Of Sep. rmbrr nrst. q iiii. y"
fair day thereafter, SUNDAY eyer
and valuable Tract %! l.ni - %.'.'
resides. The Tract contains i'ti. w.
six ceres, IL which abo!t ons h'ie.s'
low grounds, regarded very hn'. -
modious and in good repair, ami tue ,t.-
lion. IL Is situated within two ihar
Courthouse, and III ore of ihe b,.....s.,-
VirgIni7. Jolla "
July lT-cwam EOIFE EiSh*f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17

: F.. WORDS oFFiCE.-Tickr,, Nos. - 80 IL,
y. Capital la New Jersey Lottery Class tl. sold aud
paid by WORD.
$4,000 Capital to-day. Tickets 81. Drawing comes
OF in the Exchange at s O'Clock THIS Evening.
s3o0UO Capital, 100 OF ,03e, etc, for Io-Morrow.-
Tickets SiU-io be had OF J. +. WORD.
Iuiy l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
Irillriiir sOisi
Kama suf,,I-tsS y

9th. Woman: Let her hand cntwine foT ihs
hcro's brow the wreath in which her heart is The
most precious flower.
We mus, again express our deep regret on ac-
conn; OF Inc iEclemency OF The weather, winch
debarred US the pleasure OF hearing The nume-
rous volunteer loass prepared Tor Inc occdsiosi
and still more do we resre, The loss Of The fine
sentiments contained in The letters Of Inc many
distinguished gentlemen who responded TO the IN
vi,atiens OF the Committee, and whose engage
men,s prevented their being present al the cele-
bration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17

THE WEATHER.-At halirast TWO, p. Nj.
on Saturday las', in The Exchange al Philadelphia,
the thermometer stood al 1913 From Saturday
nigh, 10 Monday evening, The Coroner OF The City
OF New York was called 10 visit The bodies OF
hUtn-ssres persons VINO died suddenly from The
eli.cls Of extreme heat.
In Ibis city, On Tuesday night, there was re-
markablc change OF temperature, owing, We pre-
sumo, t. hail,o:m in lie neishbofhpct b!an-
kes were very comfortable. Il continued vefy
cool on Wednesday, and all u Yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
HARD RUN.

The great burden Of Wing clamor al present
is. tia, Inc members Of the Cabne; are in The
habi, al visiting the Halls cf Congress, when any
thing particularly Interesting Is Under discussion
Whole columns are poured ont upon the mo"-
aoops fact that he Secretaries were actually
seen talking with members OF Congress, while
the land bill was under deliberalion-and Secre-
lary Walker was guilty Of the gross lmproprIeiy
Of having private interview in a COMMITTEE
room with some o, The members Upon these
simple data, the Wing press POUNDS the most hor-
ribe stories "disgraceful bribery prostitution
Of Executive influence" &c. What capital
svies the Wings must have in their employment
Il is truly mos, honorable and manly occupa-
ton 10 dog the steps OF Cabinet officer, and
charge bribery" upon The flimsiest Suspicion
II tie Wings have no stronger weapons OF al
tack upon The Administration, they had better
surrender the field. The people arc mol quite sres'l
enough 10 be duped b. such ridiculous game.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
oFFIcE.-D PAINE L CO, Rich.
lVI mond, virginia

ANh '', a otfiIE--D. FAME E Co, kich-
H.. nj. - .-.oo (, .oo ,,oo 80, ~
rT ihis I'.nh.. ,aVu .,'u"' i'Vo' i'suU 40,
'l 2'u' e'cc - N"'.' l. drawn. Tickets s. halves
!; quarters 81 csnis
ALSO tns 'oii'f i"sfy.-sJo Uu, ~, -, -, ec
. Nos, - 'f7"h
bfawh Nos. of Posnmosc Lottery, Glass -:
- so ~ - : - 10 a. IL ~ il ~
Drawn E"s. IL Delaware Lottery. Class Ia:
.. 10 81 ~ 81 - IS 3; 6 - - =.
Drawn ms. of po.omoke lo,,,,, "a. ,,o.
8 Is 3 e5 &c Is IL III ri } 10 a. /
D,,,yu xoa III n.i.,,,, ,o,,s,, ,.,.g,i H..
A !, i, - 81 ~ l"ses', ',rss ~ AZ
-. ~. - 60, ce.,;,a c,as.
Julv Il
..s.,...-,....
/ tIk'S ofFi1E, Basement Rooms, Eagle Hotel,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17

CELEBRATION OF THE 4rH OF JULY BY THE
STUDENTS OF WILLIAM MANY eolit"h.
Between the honrs Of ten and eleven 'hc cha
pel of the College was hronsed b large and
respec,atl. audience, including many cis'ln.u'si-
ed gentlemen Of the Stale, and gracec win The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17

Fees t. ;lllr. - .f.,tu
VI ti.iCgldi.au -
board, &c :
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WILLIAM 4 MARY l.

WTLLIN VI 4 VIZ V7---'-
TUE Lectures IA iiii- Institution rtl
usual, on Ire srco,i NenG1y ~ '''.l
COURSE ron TIE nE3rrL 90 .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

Ik sDssckrta-r-Our esieened and Popu'ar
,ovssman, Leonard whiIhof, Esq., German
resident Of this place, has distinguished himself
for his activity and neal in his e1er'iOns to aid
Capt. Roaue while raising the Crawford Vo'un'
.eers. He has been unlirirg and extremely en-
,husias,ie. He has equipped himself, With two
other volunteers, complete, furnishing three horses
and ha. lavisbsd his money with Z slrberalay de.
serving Of all praise. He is tho standard bearer
Of tho Van Buren Avengers, Al the Ladies' re-
ques, Who presented the flag; and 10 no bravsr
hands could il be con6ded. Death alone can
force him TO yield it. Even then, We know ii
sill no. Be disgneed; for 70 long as single hesr'
Of ,hi, gallant band 5ca.,, 20 long will the folds
Of their pennon wave, and only shsn that last
heart has ceased 10 ihrob, will b tailed in dust
"Try u.s." 10 their motto, and may they have
their desire. -.s.-.-. 80
OF such men a. Leonard Whilhof, naturnlized
citizens, men who are filled with patriotism, did
Gov. Yell speak whom be uttered the sentence,
they are adrunken foreigners, Irish and Dutch" {"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

TEE Arkansas VsLgSTIERs.-A most unani-
nous movement 10 this Of volunteers for Mexico.
'Tis burst Of patriotism to which no ancient
times can furnish a parallel. They are mo-,
stimulated BY desire Of conquest nor love Of
gold. The common motives which aroused the
ambition and awoke the passions Of the followers
Of Alexander, Of Timour, and Genghis Khan, Of
Mahomet, of the Crusaders, are to our volunteers
unknown. las- ss.-a fs4ll r- s7E- El
One only passion incirss them, ono only desire
is felt in Every heart. To avenge the insults Of
Mexico, the slaughtered brethren who have fallen
by the pubic assassins' hands; to make Mexico
republic; to plant the flag of Freedom on the
towers Of Mexico. are the sole objects Of their
desires. For this they have volunteered, for this
will they dare death. For this do they abandon
their homes, their firesides, their friends, their
pursuits, melted by a common thirst to achieve
feais that shall rebound to the glory Of their
country. For this they 60, though their bones
may whiten the prairies Of Mexico, though their
blood mingle with the waters of the Rio Grande.
To stimulate this patriotism the ladies' of Arkan.
sas have brought the influences of love to bear.
and they cry. Go, Warrior, CO. and glory b.
thy need" No maiden but feels the impulse,
none but would with enthusiastic srdor encourage
the shivalric youth whs thus venture life for the
glory Of their Fatherland, or their adopted homes.
10 after times. as now with tho heroes who yet
survive the wars with England, the fact that one
h.. serrvd In The wsrs Of Mexico. VIII BE- an ap-
peal none can resist, and secure in the hearts Of
our countrymsn niche that no other fame can
procure. We say then, 80 far a. our humble
encouragement carries weight, 60, and the chvnl.
rie 6re that burns 10 your breast will surely lead
you into the securing Of al! the hohors and gories
that eneirce the victor's brow. Go! our Country.
Patriotism, Valor, Chi'alry, Honor, GIoryl all
call 5iraa s.tl 10 ~ Is HggJ .e1.S s7a y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

0tr"MoSrsoAsRY" again vindicates his breth-
rem, and in manly tribute to his fellow foreigner,
Mr.. whiihoifff, ne re6ukes Gov. iei snd ms De.
fsnSer sober Sense" for thsir ISLANDERS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

UThrough The courtesy Of Col. Dfsanen. We obtain
he iaformAtioa that the Tssne'see Volunteers are
daily expected at Little Rosk sad that these With the
Arkanas yolsntesrs, arc destined for San Antoine
Gen. Wool will take command. 8ul zrrH I'll. ~. f..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

,ferOur ,hanks arc rendered 10 Hon. Mr.. Doug.
lass for his speech upon the Mexican questions.
,r or The steam boat Republic has sunk near
Mciean,s bottom, somewhere near tho wreck Of
The Swaiisw. .,l...rI,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

p No news from Gen. Tsylor-t The N. o. Delta o
the 7th inst, contains recent War intelligence.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

Tii s. .eom, : white man living in inc Cherokee
nation, Whose letter the Cherokee Advocats recently
published hss since been killed BY the cherokses So
ws jsarn inst a. our paper was going 10 pres. 4,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

TT Tins Yeii candidates kick up good deal
against or paper. No wonder. when they are
obliged 70 vince under the meried rebukes which
their dsorganizing conduct has brought down
upon item. from US.
This poper-,hough 1t may be "lit,le,' a. the
Yell men say, is the same i, was in 1874, and
bears the same flag, loBeys III. sauo pure demo-
cratic principles which won the memorable VIC
tory Of tha, period. Little as it is, it is able to
offend itself, and 50 its opposers may find. We
ak the appreciation of the people, of the demo.
cratic party--not Of selfish psrtizan clique. y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

slosy Of yNlr cooutf,, and rom.n5., 3
are hsafts bsaiint n your home, ~
and expSrla,ianthht you will gloriio.,,, y
yalor, INC name and booor Of Am.,,,'
ing upon this spirit, we presen, ys J
.ssssSs, worked hy-Our own iHsesa ~
ly wave over many victoriou, Ssi7s
sweeps above you in the fierce and -
Of contest and carnage, may It's bii,m i
the homes, yai ieft+-of Nh husssi b
which you struggle aad diel The Cs,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

s. Ths Bearer Of "DespatcAes" to Msrieo.-Gos.
Yell received $3.50 for carrying letter to Ts1,,,
which be ssid he was induced to bear through
patriotic motives, and it was publicly procained
that Gov. Yell had refused any pay for such ser
vice. This pay Gov. Yell received while he was
member Of Congress. Gov. YeIl's friends hsve
raised great hue and cry about Col. Ashley
receiving constructive mileags," which We have
before shown he wus clearly entitled TO, no, only
BY law, but by the preceden: that many Of our
leading Senators have often received their con.
structive mileage. Why do they keep their
mouths shut abou. this sum Gov, Yell received
while member Of Congress, which was paid to
him for n service he professed 10 have undertaken
through patriotic motives, and a service which he
had promised 10 obtain by bis influence FOR another
gentemani Why is not this political sin received
and bsr2ed uponi Col. Ashley took what the
law allowed him :: Gov. Tell was paid for his
"pa.rio,ism." The amour, Of this paymen. can
be found in an official document showing tho con.
tingeut expenses Of the State Depar,mssi, whore
10 found the following item: ".e.uemaal
"A. Yell. Bearer Of Dispatches to Tcza, and
back, fSoS2."H.HGtslau 10 gu'i on ruIG1.i 90 slrsi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

Military spirit sf Crarford eouny.-There !, . COM
pany organized and reported in Van Buren township.
and now on their way for Washington, Ark'c another
company in Mouniain township have otganrsd and re-.
ported for further services another company have also
a,ganzsd and from the south side Of the river
Should there be any call for volunteers upon h, From
tier qus disturbances. there will bo orga nized
panies in every township Of this county. ~ s.u'