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readily will think that abuse JUST. -, .n,led
,aL. fatal fancyl The people are no' s -
90 easily as they suppose who deal 10 ABUSIVE
fro,hy defamation. an
DIR. Bcriand has called US young.
bu, no, too young to give advice. "e"'
in good faith. invite, noy exhori, our eo"'' .nd
res to play the part Of eoo, di'pa'sloaa'' ss
eeailemanIy argument, and eradicate WEI ~. n,r,d
ne., TO abuse and viiify. wears mol oa'y W.
% death by reading such articles which hs''''
fore have been ."
hat also bored by being ob'gcd 70 a"'"''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
SEVENTY MEN CUT TO PIECES BY A
LARGE FORCE OF MEXICANS!

The schooner Mary Clare hus just arrived from
Brazos Santiago, having left on the 29lh ult., Cnps,
Griffin, of the Mary Clare and passengers. repor,
that Capt. Walker, with rs men of the Texan
Rangers were nearly all killed and takon prision-
ers on The 2Sth uIt., about 20 miles above Point,
lsabe!, by q superior force of Mexican troops,
amounting TO some 1900 men.
Capt. Walker succeeded in reaching Point Is..
bel, at 4 O'Clock p. w., on the 2St, with THREE.
MEN ONLY! lie Immediately applied to Major
Thomas for four men, announced his doternina.
lon 10 proceed TO Gen. TAYLOR's camp, or DIE
IN THE ATTEMPT! his object being to com.
municatc the full particulars Of this attack, with.
out delay to his commanding officer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
THREE CHEERS FOR pRlNrERslu

None yield in patriotism and courage to prin.
lers. Already we understand upwards of 40 typo
settlers nave voinnteered for the campaign. Mos,
OF mem are enrolled IN the company now bong
raised BY the Honorable s. F. MARKS, Senator
from fel,cana, who has himself set splendid
example, by putting down his name as prvats.
ne r'ch make but s'sajer sacrifice in leaving
!no'r business for the defence Of the country, but
The poor printer who lives by daily toll, in sur.
isi'as''"g every thing to ny to tho scene Of dan
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

roo, corr,ooodsnt "ls44" speaks as We
would in bis place. He has 'aksa the 's"s ~ IN,
Of The ea,.. W. imagine that Maj. Rector WI, y.
find Mr. Clarke rs ready to "sPreao n'"'e"
assis.. him tRec,or) a. he tRec.oI) IS 70 Say u
will. We apprshend also that II no ', '0cs 'p.sss s
himself be will .un against snag. l No 'o,'s
Of The county a. we once said BEFORE is not raso
bv the dic,a,ion Of one man or set OF men, - -
judges and acts for itself. 50 MAJ He'''' "'
fad
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
FROM THE ARMY!
M.TAMOROS BOMBARDED"!

Several accounts Of tho bomb'rdmen' o' MA"
uoros have reached US, but all Of them are eAas
,.,a,ed. The accounts proclaimed VICTORY ."'
Of seven hundred M'xcans' ny wv
T,o,,c oe ,be 18th inst, we, however, rece"0
more complete and correct statements NC "1~ "
!. Of exciting character and has produced I'M
mense anxiety to know the result we o'''e'e
,,,u, err, this the volunteers have reached tho seal
of wnr and tho, -:-.--y i'"S se''eu y" oo' "'
SUCCESS TO GEN. TAYLORl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
sEMI.OFFICAL STATEMENT

Rv the steam propeller Florida, which 'efi Bra
zos Santiago on the 9th, we have received from
n, authentic source, the following semi-olhc'ai
s,o,enen, of the recent affair opposite Maamoros.
/, will be seen that the accounts, received by Inc
Nav York via Galveston, were exaggerated as
nothing is said in this document about The des'ruc
tion of Malamoros. Enough, however, has trans
pred. to excite great anxiety for further 'ntelii.
gence: ,,,
On the lst of May, the main body Of the Army
of OCCUPATION. marched from its camp on the
Rio Grande, leaving as IL garrison in the Field.
work opposite Matamoros, the 7th Regiment oi
Infnn,rY and two Companies of Artillery. COM
mandej BY Captain Lowd, and Lieut.. Bragg, the
whole commanded BY Major Brown, TN Infantry.
On the 2I, the Army oncamped at P"iu, Isabel;
eraIy OH the morning Of The ID, heavy cannon
ade was heard in the direction OF Malamoros,
which was continued during the day. and al fng
intervals through the nigh. and during the day OF
the 4tn. Owing to the difficulty Of communicate
ing with the Fort, intelligence was received al
Head Quarters respecting the result of the can
nonade, until the morning OF the ON. when
marty sent forward 10 communicate, brought de-
snatch from Major Brown. announcing the pariicu'
.ars, a brief statement of which follows:
ATS O'Clock on the morning ofihe Sd, fire was
opened upon the Fort, from one Of the Mexican
batteries, and was continued with seven guns. Inc
fire was Immediately returned and The battery
scnced by our guns in thirty mlnutes-two OF
tho cnemey's guns supposed to be dismounted'
The enemy then commenced firing from the
lower Fort and Mortar battery; brisk fire Of shot
and shells was kept up, but without damage to
the Fort or Garrison.
A deliberate fro was now kept up by our cgh-
teen. Founders upon the enemy's guns and the town
of Matamoros. the Consulate flags being respected.
The fire of the enemy was kept up without ces-
sa,ion until pas,7. Al 10 was temporarily sus-
pended. but recommended and continued at in
teryals until II o'clock at night. Although !, is
believed that some l200 or 1900 shot were fired
bv the enemy during this period, but ono casualty
occurred. n Sergean. Of B. Company 7lh Infantry,
being killed. Not one Of our guns was dsmOuntcd,
though the enemys fire WIS for somo time con-
cen!ratcd on the IL pound battery and shot fre.
quenlly struck the embrasures. AT O'Clock on
the morning Of the 4lh, the fire was resumed by
the enomv, continued for IL or Is shots. and kept
up al long intervals during lhe day, but without
effect.
The amount Of damage done to the enemy be-
yond the sencing Of his batteries, cannot yet
be correctly known.
Tho thousand rumors put in circulation are
greatly ovorrating in the accounts Of tho war, and
in conseq uece of the intense excitement which
produced them, are not more than half true, and
only increase the anxiety Of our rea crs. We
hope to be able to a!lay i; next week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
Lite Rock, May II, 1916.
From the Arkansas State Gar

From the Arkansas State bsTd1
The sullerIngs OF one individual,
although they be painful in the
degree, are io DO certainly oTef'oSss's"
consider the nation at large, and lhen
sequences growing out OF this 1efnes
atf,irs. Horrible indeed mus! be The
people. and filed with ovory evil, vh
against their own brelhren, and mereIl
ference OF political opinion, aic IN dcsii
already wilhcriDg and pershing enefs
will not only dnve their countrymea
soil TO which they are entitled, at !eaa
tent of a babIta.on, bu, will pursue thea
refuge, and murder them with a smile
delight! What Is the institution oi"'
designed for. unless 1t be pro'cea@
rights. the enjoyment OF equal Prvlsss,
impartial administration Of JusiIcci y
.ignod for any other purpose, lei y m
lablIshed on any potion OF North Amen
j! never be modelled after the sloflob !
ton of the United States! Let Il dis
up its bloody hand, recking IN the lenA
II is kin 10 the free confederacy, whess
ives, from the Atlantic to the Paclhc!
Cherokee, and love my people a,
own hearts blood. would $50 them
and happy. would behold them WIN
eye ascending the pathway Of nal'ona
glory; but how forbidding such an ess]
prospect now! Standing amidst the n'
name and primeval greatness, J caa
forward, and can discover nothing ?" !
characters of doom written on the ~
future. Unless these awful things
crowding upon US are turned from W..
and the tide Of desolation, bearing "w
we must inevitably be- swept to na',c'r,
and tho greyheaded Cherokee, wno"S
dred years from this date, will sing III ID
song the fate of his departed true y
United States take no official lntefsS a
-ernsi Will the Government, whoss.
noble friend Of the Red man, 1hom',
'nce administered, extend no hand ~
We may be sunk in the lis: of na'0,s
but there was time when ,housanos
,eaved to the appeaIs OF Palrio''sm' N
lreds Of warrior arms were ra,seu w.
lefend the dignity of the Unllod o'a''s ~,
. caii Chorokee to desds Of homer /. -
'ssary to point him to the beaded O'
waist. The badge Of his tribe. IL,
Il is my wish. as one humble m J.
'atIon, 10 look upon them onco '"o'y s;,n,lI
heir former vigorous and thriving :" % d
o not carry my.politlcal feelings % w ~ z
xtent ihal some do. ! hope, ~ inany "
nat the United States will award
arties, and. remembering how '.s
ace has undoubtedly suffered lwns,a s,sss + 4
q her part or not is not tue quss1
ands, effect oil they eau so"afuspi9 pi9Dl
lin this branch and remnant o, q ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
THE ARKANSAS DENOCR,

II gives INC pleasure 10 announce 10
crauc friends, thn, J shall issue q new
week, under the above title, and 20 a,
wanting, on my part. to make il ace,pu
party throughout the State. The pdt
Plies which il will profess and Advocate,
led by its title ; and. having been in,lnj
some degree, in propagallns and esIabla
coeyalwiih our political existence rs
States of the American Coniedency,
my pride and aim to contribute BY u.
ablc mean, within my power. TO susiais
petuate them in our State.
THErERas of the ARKANSASDEt
will be Four Dollars per ancum, p,r}
end of the year, or TAsee Deilsn,as
Fire D5lidrs will be received in ful rl
i,ro years subscription OF one subxn
one years subscription OF iro su'scnT|
at tho time of subscribing. No;ts Il !
in good standing will lie recciSedln ri
re9i,lanccs by mail will be guaran'ei
tho persons remiiiiBs preserve The sS@
Pos,mnste that their letters and mosy|
posted in the Posl-office.
The terms Of ADVERTISING will bed,
the other Lillle Rock papers.
Gentlemen wishing advertisements !:
paper, will please hand in their hvOn
possible-by the las! Of this week, at /
Ny democratic friends Throughout ls
desired 10 transmit me the names Of "a
bers ns they may obtain for the AsIiA
GRAFT, BY the first mails.
WM. l.. W00M
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
MORE PARTICULARS.

A gentleman, passenger in the Ellen & Clara,
informs US that Con. TAYLOR on the 29lh, had
only SIX days provisions. The llexlcuns cnased
{ Pi. Walker aud thfoc men WITHIN mile of
Point Isabel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

or Our thanks are rendered 10 Hons LOWS
Ca.s, s. Bree.e, and Chester Ashley for public
documents. To Col. Ashley for his favor OF the
decision of the Supreme Court Of the U. s. in the
case of William s. Rogers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Louisiana has furnished,
Gen. Saunders Moun,edC un Men,
Texas will furnish 4 Regiments, lniap
U. s. Troops now in Texas,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Tar AnxAnsAs DxNocRATs-Who'lIs subscribeI
We will take much pleasure in entering names
on list Of subscriptions for this papor, as sonn
as the first number has appeared. Call at this
OMke. I1a E.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

or We have learned since the report Of the
negro Hiram Starts being killed, that he was
shot AZ s,ated, but not killed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

~ A white man by the name Of Elliot, was
murdered las. week, upon Grand river, Cherokee
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

0rWe call attention TO the advertisements oi
Messrs. Wallace & Ward, and Henry q Gun
nineham, in to-days paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

or Two Cherokees worc killed on the line
..near Evansville" few days ago-NOTHlNG
NEWl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

GrJust as our paper was about being I" work
cd off," we heard an accusation against Geo. W.
Clarke, that he wrote q letter to Mr.. Woodruff,
which appeared in tho Arkansas Gazette" do.
ted "Van Buren,, March 2S,h, 1896" Mr..
Clarke did mol wri,o this lst,er. With thoir usu.
al Addiction TO truth, tho orgina'ors Of this story
stated more than they knew. They. however,
can got The authors name from Mr.. Woodruff, as
we happen to know he is one who mover shrinks
from responsibility.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

n The river s too Low for large boats. and falling
rr Our thapks to VIM. Davidson Co. for late N
Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
Total 10 he in the field,
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRpS|

Bp and rifh the adriee and con.en, sr
Thomas HARTLEY CRAWFORD, Of d.
Columbia, 10 be judge of the criminal n
District Of Columbia, vice James Dunos
WILLIAM ADAMS 10 be receiver d,
eys, &c.,, at Johnson courthouse, All
Alfred Henderson, reDayed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

and we are confident that they wi u do SO, for he
is well known to thom rs democrat of tried and
unshaken principle. Tho people have an interest
in bis nomination; especially are the people Of the
North interested in his sentiments, which they ca n
only gather from bis speeches and conversation,
We hope the citizens will turn out generally.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

@R. W. JOHNSON ESQ.,, the Democratic Nom.
iuec for Congress, arrived in our city on Thurs.
day last, on his way TO his appointments. The
Col. looks well and appears in excellent spirits.
lie will speak a. For, Smith os Monday the 25th'
and a, this place on Wednesday the 9Th inst.
We request and hope that the citizens will nu.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

U. S. Supreme Court Decision. Upon the out
side Of to.Jay's sheet, our readers will frd the
decision Of the United States Supreme Court, in
relation TO the case of William s. Rogers, who
many years ago killed white man in the Chero.
kee nation. The principle evolved BY this decision
is highly important one, and Of deep interest to
the people Of Arkansas. 1t sets at rest forever
tho question Of the power of jurisdiction over the
Indian country which the U. 5. c. Court holds
to ae. of Congress. 1t is view, too,
which Common Sense long ago took, though i;
has bcen wranglod about by lawyers. We re
commend lis perusal to all our readers. Under
his decision the hanging Of Jacob West, white
nan, BY the Chcrokees, was not only illegal, IN.
bu. murder. Such wo long ago
,---a,rnl.ai -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

The Pvblie wsi-ws have been requested to state
a, o.r tovnsm.n, that the Public Well needs cleans
ing, also requires that shed should be erected over it,
The citizens arc willing to contribute towards the
cIe,nsnr-the building Of the shed in the direction
Of tho County Court. .r-r.
Tbe public well and the public zeal arc nearly con-
neeted; VIC al lore good water, then = a....
5.Watch-suard :t-=affsr not thing to sains
Tho waters purity"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

srLet the people road the letter Of "Montgomery
=. d.. uaper-let thsm sec what Cor. Yell has
..id Of The forcicuer, and let them judge We make
no comments at presenf.
;.h the most IN feigned regret 10 u.s. that our
sn,, 10 our ,eu,imens the people and our obligation
n the enemies of Col Ashley. ian obligation that
arise, ou, Of tho principles profess to hold have
compelled to pabii'h to the world 'le
az Gov. Yell m, Do TO Mr. Walker when he gave him q
edge and hs, made upon the foor Of Congress against
the "drunkcn foreigners Irish and Dateh. no'
YelI has falIsn. and from what high efta'e: one,
ws locked upon him as the bearer Of Inc ofgn'
Of democracy in Arkansas. wo were MS 'f''hu'' n'
admirers, we voted for him. But aa'' We san % ano
DO 90 no more We say it with sorrow cah supP0'
~ ,,or. rbilo such language and sentiments issue
FROM hrs lips ami rea.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
COL. R. W. JOHNSON,

Tbs Democratic candidate for Congress, viii
address the people at the following times anu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

GrThc Democratic meeting in Sewer county
does moi acknowledge the Bunner us the organ OF
The Democratic porty-no, not by long ways.
What docs the Banner say, how does it feel to-
wards this expression of public sentiment? Does
il relish il a. much us .PubIic Sentiment Lcters!"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

nation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

SUCCESS TO GEN. TAYLOR!
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nrs Ma'stske, smith, ~ do I'm Madeira, to w w
.l i' ppes Woe ~ TONS bsrilla, Order. Lef, bark
Adsiine Lincoln, for New-iork next day
Brig Carone tof Soston) Love,t ~ 1, in, D.r,,, q.
With lumber. to Order.
sehr tBt Lady Mary, Kemp - d. sun Falmouth lar,
with ptrp-nto, u Dunscomo & Beckwith
Schr tPottnsuese) Auidade Silva "a d, I'm Dsn.-,rs
with barils ~ master.
sehr Reeeees. woslan, ds I'm Bait with udss, to
johnson & Lowden. :"
sehr Peter s Henry, Bbbdss, ds I'm Phil.aelp lila
coal
Schr T Oden Smith, Phila5 coal
Schr Z Rosa Whit. do do.
Schr prednore, Prcdmors Virginia wood
Schr Gen Taylor, Lewis do I'm Vir,nis with r. nil,
the Brig Lcuiss SaAton OF New London for RIO a., Ia
peirS, sailed fn the Cspes on the ith mat
Schr wXrssw. Rogers, fn Philad coal
Schr Traffic. PittmSn, do do.
Schr Mirror MeDerrniI do do.
Schr Loui.a, Hoover, d. I'm Brsndywius, aous.
Schr Strsi,on Sssadhsn,, Phtlad. Coal.
Schr c :, John. Hopkins, Virginia wood
Schr Als-ic Purneli. de fra Wilmington n c. naval
s,orss 70 N McCready.
Schr C II Bacon. Royal, Virginia wood.
Schr Harkness, Pullman. do do
Schr Theta Morria do. fruit
SAILED-Bark Aio,h, FOR Liverpool.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NRW YORK.

CLEARED.
ship Independence Allen Liverpool Gr,npell & Min.
turn " IVA - W
ship Indiana, Corcn, New Orleans. Stanton Frost
Bark Rainbow, Sampson. Cuba. o Wood
Mig Belle, Myers Wilmington. n c.
Brig Trio, Doaps. Madeira Fostsr & unksru. Rspuh
lie. smith, MAlags Skiddy & Ferris
Sehr lsD Washington, Wooster. Annapolis Burnharn
a pe Volt; Sarah Merrill. Storm. Baltimore Gssrr
CiesrmAn s' -
r Seof Courier. Coves, Richmond. Allen & Paxton;
a Guy 'oenson Snetion. Baltimore. johnson & Lodsr
soop lane Henry, Shaw PhNad.
Barge shark, slovenian Philsd
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Crops ,v MARYLAsp-NURDrR IN BALrIMoRl

Crops rs MARYLAsp-MURDrR IN BALTIMORE
"A correspondent OF the Philadelphia North American
writing from Baltimore July 4th, says
Accounts still come In from different parts oil the coui-
t Of destruction by the The wheat Is suffering
very much It's already what the farmers ca scaooeu
ana IN few DAYS without sunshine, will BIO literally ruined
learn that a young man, named Laplar Carter
. murdered b. afternoon at o'clock at the corner o.
Park and Clay Streets by man named Lewis Cummings
He was with large Bowie knife the blade enter
Ing the e shoulder and passing down about ten ihces
through tho lung. and heart Il deliberate murder
The asuassn has fed.
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HASSAY. Secretary.
MISTuEN POST NJ u. Physician, 5o+ Broadway iyl In
/ IFk ISsURSNCE.-Th- New s.ngiznd Mutuui
- Life Insurance Company OF Boston viii receive sppica
uons for Life Insurance III 10 Wall-si.
DIRECTOR1
wiLLIARp PurLLIPs, RCBERT Hooper,
WILLIAM PARSONS, CHAsLEs P. CURTIS,
FRAscIs C. LOWELL, PETER WAISwRIGHr,
RoBEIT B. FORBES, WILLIAM w. STONE.
9EoRcv II. KUHN, YHoMls A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIs TUPrs
JONATHAN AaeRy Sec'y. WILLARD PHILLIPS, Fces
JOHN C. CHEEsaAs, D. Medical Examiner, New Yori.
Forms ofspplicaon for Insurance and all nio
naion Wilt furnished by the subscriber NJ his office, No.
10 WailsL Eev-York
II u JOHS HOPPER Solictor and Ag~nt
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The CROPS AND FRUIT.-The prospects IN re-
epsct TO all those kinds OF fruits for which New Jersey
famous are very promising The fruit trees or all var'e
ties have an abundance Of young fruit upon them which
supears to be doing we'll The annual income OF New.
Jer.ry from her fruit and vegetables has greatly increased
within lew years The Camden and Amboy Railroad
has promoted this much. running II does through
district the coil OF which 10 well adapted " sucn Produc
lions
The wheat and rye less promising. The Hessian
AZ and the cold and wet weather have injured them.
Indisn looks well. Trenton Gazette
THE RAIns-The rainy weather continued yes
terday We see the effects of the flood Tuesday In
high Of the Potomac and the drifts OF wood fences
shocks Of hay and even barrels Of -four coming down
from the upper country sdrt by the OVERLOOKING OF
the canal &c. We greatly fear that much damage has
boon done TO the crops. alexandra ID. c. Gag.
FIRE.-Last night about 10 o'clock, the Bark Mill
and Tannery containing large quantity of Dye Woods,
situated in Pleasant Valley and quarter milea from
this city. was destroyed by five 1t wss owned by
worthy townsmen William Chace g. Co. The loss 10
about $500 Insurance $500 took from the CINE
The Epgines from the city promptly hand, but
100 late to save the buildings dwelling. houle
by was saved, 1t suffered but little damage.
Providence Transcript 3d.
LoAFHRs.-The Grand Jury Of Marshall Co. Miss
have Indicted whole gang Of oaers and ounsers with
which that soody town has boon infested for long tune
past The fellows drcss we'll. live high and do nothing
The way they living. and whether honestly not
10 what the Grand Jury 10 determined to ascertain
Louisville Courier.
PANTHER KlLLED.-It Is related In the Concordia
Irteihqeneer that negro boy Of Dr. Williams Of Tensas
Parish La shot very large Panther Saturday the 9th
inst He ured fully eight feet In leagthwas upwards
ofthree feet hghhs paw measuring five inches across
aud bis weight 100 pounds. Louisville Cour.
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saIe. ut the stock Exchange. .MoSo.Y.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN ne brig Nerast,kt from Maietro-Messrs w New.
Ton. J Branker J o Rutherford
-; ~ A 'etr Lady aary from Fa!souM, Jam.-Mr T
Micdledatch and Mr. Carroll.
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LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, &c.
I AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LIANT ASD
L. CANDELABRAS, for The spring Trsde--ulEIL,
BROTHER CO.. No. Is John-su-el, are manufacturing
and hsv. .ways on complete OF articles 10
se in- Of The following tsscTP ~hleh hey vii 'e
n Wholesale retail, 81 Low PklC rs i9r ossn.
Improved Chemical Oh ard Cainphen- Lamps
Sos Lamps. gu; and Sruuxed, n great SI1-ty
Cornelius Cos celebrated Ps;enI soisr Lsrc Lamps
6arduIes various patterns !!t silyrr-c or ofonfro.
su1oondin, so,rs Dorie Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars, Side do 90
so!ar Chandeliers, S1cket DO 60
Patent Lard Hand Lamps. sIsrt do DO
Britannia Hsnd Lamps, Ck;rpheu- Chandeliers,
superior Chemical Oil. Pure Sperm on.
DO Cxmptene 5o!sr and LARD Oh,
DO burning Tl1id Refined Whale OIL nifty
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1a a FAk.n FOX s-iLk.--Situsle 0G lie nOsltrou
Now Rochelle 10 White Plains, shout soul distant FROM
- each, containing $50 ACRES or LAND, all OF which
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which 10 Wood Land
tbe place divided by lane and laid oututo convenient
lots for cultivation. All the srces OF ions, In good
order snd The ground h OF vaon. Yhe build.
!nEs all OF good and IN order sor TERMS Apply
10 D. s. KENYON on tho premises. or OF
tnRIkNrr 80 IOrr-.t Na-s Vcrf