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Coal Property. ..
TN pursuance of decree of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, for the Richmond circuit made on the 18th June,
ls7 the undersigned will offer for SALE ON Wednesday, the
10th day of November next tfarifnot the fair day
the following valuable Estates lying on James river and
No l. The upper plantation adjoining lands of Thos
Mann Randolph, esq, containing, by recent survey ESQ
acres large portion Of which consists Of low g5ound
body Tuckahoe creek. This is situated imme-
eess i 'e each side few
coal mines extensively worked on the prem
has lately opened and worked nearly the line
is believed that no lands in Virginia offer more favor
able prospect for those who wish engage in the coal bu
This lies in compact fonnthe buildings
the centre OF the open land and the whole OF 1t is in excel
No 2. The tract formerly owned by James Currie de.
survey s5 acres which about 200 low grounds
of the best quality On this tract there is excellent suc.
No g. The lower plantation purchased of the late David
Which about IA are r p low sg grounds with 'e large
body Of second low grounds There is dwelinghou
very comfortable residence
No. 4. A tract of land bought of Thomas Mann Ran
1876 On about u acres southwest
Of this Mr. Randolph has reserved right dig coal
These tracts ofland are contiguous to each other They
form body of land of great fertility and in the ighes
state Of Improvement Their vicinity to Richmond being
canal which passes the foot Of the hills in situation
do don nos % s hsa as of
water points, with the value of the coal property,
red for q Near acres have been sf
with great benefit About 1000 bushels of wheat will be
The will be offered for sale at Eerslie which
nearly CENTRAL in the order abovedescribed The TERMS
ofthe purchase cash. residne equal
nstaments OF one two and three years. bearing interest
the property will be delivered the purchasers executing
bonds tor the credit and receiving no conveyance
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NTAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION.-Just received, and
lNl this day opening, additional supply of rich and
beautiful laces ribands worked collars, &c., and will be
sod together with all other goods in line, lower than
goods of like quality at any other store in tho city.
All coors and styles Of rnges and gimps furnished to
order at the shortest notice.
Ladies' will be particular to observe that the cheapest
VIM. w. CARPENTERS
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 7h Streets door
Todd's Hat Store. Nov. 6-eo3.
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nAKVHLE for rent.-This desirable country resi-
" dence is offered for rent situated in Alexandria county
Va, the turnpike road between this city and
andra about IL miles from the former and IA from the
latter Apply to the subscribers their office ON 9th street,
opposite the City Hall.
- SWAMI 81 SWAMI
NOV p-cod3T Attorneys at Law,
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j. IL. THOMPSON,

Merchant Tailor, Coleman's Hotel
TTNHE subscriber would call the attention of the public
his very large and weseleced stock of cloths,
meres and vestings, comprising all qualities and prices,
which will be sold at the lowest possible rates
Also, splendid lot of French scarfs and cravats.
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Tickets $l2-shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets, shares certificates of packages, in
all lotteries under the management of d. Paine Co.. will
meet with prompt and confidential attention.
D. PAINE IL CO., Managers,
Nov 4-6id2c Alexandria, Va.
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by X. ". DYER, .a..ct1oneer.

GALE OF Real Property.-By virtue of a deed Of trust
~ from William Bush, and Lucy his wife, to the subscr
ber bearing date 22d day of September 1886 and recorded
the same day in ber w b., No. 1919, one of the land
umba, shall proceed sell, upon the premises Tues
day. the 9th day of November. public auction at half
piece parcel of ground, with the buildings thereon,
known and described the plat of the city OF Washing
ton lot No. two, (2) in square No. 1884, fronting south
on North Carolina 81 feet inches, and contains
5,9I7 square feet.
tol. There is fine two-sory frame dwellinghouse,
aud large stable and carriage house.
Terms Of sale One-hird cash. the balance in equal
payments with interest from the day of sale to be secured
the satisfaction of the If the terms OF sale be
complied with i'm three days thereafter the
the right resell the risk and expense OF the first pu
chaser.
JOHN A. LINTON, Trustee.
r. w. DYER, Auctoneer.
At the same time shall offer for sale the moiey Of
lot No g. in square No. 73being 81 feet inches
front, and running that width the whole depth OF said
lot the line thereof measuring 80 feet 81 inches, con-
tanning about 800 square feet.
Nov. dts
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IL No As
10 u 81 10 46 % 81 50 Is 80 IS II 4S
Nov S-3t ID. PAINE & co managers.
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yXTANTED-A man servant, who can come well recon-
at this office, oct@
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FOREIGN.
Further Foreign New. by the Caledonia.


The Caledonia reached Boston on Friday at "a p m.
She left Liverpool the 10th utmo, and brings eleven
days later news from England. Her passage pro-
longed by heavy weather and dense fogs the coast
We in receipt by this mornings mail of full
files of foreign journals, from which, with the New York
and Boston papers, gather the following summary of
foreign intelligence addition to that already given in
our columns by telegraph:
According to the European Times, there has been a
fearful augmentation of mercantile distress Confidence
in every branch of trade extinct; the proceedings
Of the Bank OF England in one day offering increased
shutting of all relief has, with other causes, scattered
ruin far and wide and the depreciation of stocks less
than ve far cent under the lowest prices quoted during
the panic of April last
In Liverpool and Manchester there had been heavy
failures which, from the standing OF the parties,
wholly unexpected
At the London and Liverpool Corn Exchange prices
The quotatonor American flour in Liverpool is 24s Cd
26s Cd The accounts from the Lincoln and Hull mar
kets, received at the moment OF going to press, report
decline OF 2s 3D. per quarter.
Altogether fftyfve houses have either broken down
suspended payment, since the departure Of the last
steamer.
Parliament has been further prorogued until the 18th
November.
Ireland is again the scene of outrage and murder
The papers from the southern provinces TEEN with the
details OF the combinations which have been formed to
resist the payment of rent.
A public thanksgiving for the bountifu harvest was
observed generally on the 18th.
The Austrians gave up Feara on the Sd inst to the
Pontifcal troops His holiness threatened them with ex
communication.
The account of the Bank of England for the week
ending October 9th, compared with the previous week.
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A7INTEH FASHIONS.-"T The LADIES' FURNISHING
w STORE Pa avenue, between Al and 9Th street.-Mss
M a, MURRAY, Qate OF Baltimore) agent, has just
LADIES, BONNETS, and additional and beautiful
stock OF bonnet plumes French artificial flowers and rich
head dresses of the Styles which will be opened
for sale on Saturday the 9th inst
good supply of rich gimps, frnges, and silk buttons
suitable for manlas vistes and winter dresses and
great variety of other seasonabe articles may be found
the place.
Ostrich feathers carefully clsamsed aud restored
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Mufrs, Boas, and victorines.

Muns, Bons and Victorines.
NV b. TODD announces his customers generally and
w TO the ladies particularly, that he has received
large and very handsome selection fine articles of
the most fashionable styles and superior workmanship,
which he has ready for their inspection and which
he invites the attention of all who desire purchase
such rich, durable truly comfortable and seasonabe adj
dons to tn cir wardrobe.
His assortment comprises mu boas victorines, &c.,
Splendid black lustred Lynx
Stone Martin
Russian Fitch
kamschatka Bear
Natural Gray Lynx
Siberian Squirrel
Blue Genet &c, &c.
Misses and childrens mufs in great variety and very
reduced prices.
Also, an invoice of pure white swansdown trimming
which will be sold either by the skin single yard
VIM. b. TODD,
Halter and dealer in caps and furs, Concert Hail
Buildings Pennsylvania avenue.
Nov. 3-eod2w& lawtlJanf
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ID. PAINE ~ CO., Ma

ID. PAINE ~ CO., Managers.
Managers Office, Alexandria, Va.
Wednesday, November TO- 1917.
CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. 80.
rs numbers-l3 drawn ballots.
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On the Sd instant, the ministry Of M Salamanca
which has been totterng state for time came
to an end trgues of the palace Of such scandalous
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

LARCENY AND KIDNAPPING The following re-
voting case of larceny and kidnapping occurred
about 40 miles below this place, in this county, on
the Mississippi river, about three weeks since,
which surpasses any thing of the kind that has
come under our observation for many day, The
circumstances are these "A man by the name Of
Armstrong, hreklayet by trade, was staying at
the house Of Zimri Barney, an old and respected
citizen Of the county. On the day the eiroum-
stance occurred, this man Armstrong aud a small
hoy, aged about IL yeats, the son Of Mr. Hamey,
were alone at tho house, the parents Of the child
being temporarily absent There being about
three hundred dollars in mnney In the house, Arm.
strong formed the base design Of stealing the
money and carrying the boy of 10 prevent the
alarm being raised, which he carried into exeeu-
ton. lie crossed he river in skill taking the
child, and that same evening got on board the
steamer Andrew Jackson, which passed up,
Nhnt could have been the feelings Of the parents
on their raturn home, 10 find their house robbed,
aud still worse, their ehild gone None bat
parent can appreciate them! They knew not but
their child was murdered, which painful conjecture
naturally presented itself 10 their minds under the
peculiar circumstances Of the ease, by some
means or other, Mr.. barney learned that Arm
strong and the boy had taken passage on the boat
a before mentioned No time was To be lost, aud
in the course Of u OF Is houfs, he was ascending
the Mississippi river in pursuit. Having reached
Louisville before oyertaking the Andrew Jackson,
he there learned from the captain Of lhr boa, that
Armstrong and the child had got of at Memphis
barney Immediately started for Memphis and IN
due time arrived there, Al which place, to his in.
finite Joy, he found his child, who had been len,
by the unhelhg wretch that carried him from
hume, dcs,iuie in the STREETS Of that city. The
boy bad sought aud obtained employment in tle
NaYy'yard TO procure tue means Of subsistence.
Armstrong was not 10 be found. Barney, after
oilrfing an adequate reward for bis apprehension,
returned home, Tn coming to this place, day
or two since, he found a letter in tho post Office
from Memphis, informing hum Of the apprehension
OF Armstrong. The circuit court being in session,
/ the ease was submitted 10 special grand jury
inpannrlcd for the pafpazs lhr regular grand
+ iafy having been discharged which took imme-
date action on the easa, aud guard was des.
patched 10 Mcmi as for the purpose Of bringing
the prisoner to this place ia be tired for the otnets
abifh arrived here with him lasi night.
Hfisna Siifii
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

GUERRILLA PROCLAMATION OF SANTA
ANNA.--Lieul. Bee, Of Capt. Mirabeau u.
Lamar's squadron Of Texans, stationed at
Moncloya. arrived at Camargo few days
ago, says the Maiamoras Flag of the 10Th
inst, Tor the purpose Of cseoHing back a
train with stores, and money 10 pay of the
troops. On the way down from Moneloya,
Lieut.. Bee was informed that cmissaries
from Santa Anna were traycrsing the ooun.
try, making public every where recent
proclamation Of the wooden legged chief.
tain. which commanded the entire male
population Of the country, from the ages OF
twelve 10 fifty, TO form themselves into
guerrilla bands Immediately, choose a
chiel, who would receive commission
when reporting twenty or more men, ani
proceed at once 10 the massacre oi the
Americans whenever and wherever they
could lind Ihem-reusal to assist in ekler.
minaliun was to be considered tfailorous,
and their property to be made the common
spoil Of all who lonl a willing hand IN car
ying oul the instructions 0i the pronuncia'
mcuio. The Meticans obeycd the order
with reluctance, and when Lieut.. Bee was
passing through Guerrero, he learned that
one OF these emissarles was sojoumng IN
the town, and had just ceased reading the or.
der when the Americans were seen TO ap'
proach. Twenty men comprised his con-
mand bat be determined to attempt 4 cap.
turc OF Iho emIssary and all his abcilors--
which was effected without bloudshed-lhe
leader ana twenty MoNlcans, besides the
alcalde Of the lcwn, were made prisoner,
brought down 10 Camargo, and handed
over to the oommanlanl. 4 copy ol the
proclamation was also handed him. They
have since been rclcascl-cmissary AMI
all-on what ground we have not been in.
iormeJ.--.N. q. Mercury
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

The Rev Mr. lrownlow, wei known as the
editor Of the "Whlg,A in laneslero', Tenn, thus
announces his Intentions Of publishing Quarterly
Review, beginning with nekl meiilE
I'VE feel competent 10 the tad OF editing and
Publishing work on politics. pne on religion;
one On - encc; and another "a anything you
nleasa-all at the sama timsl Our genius Is
bounded on the East BY the fisiie SHu--on the
Nssi by the AorisaH-on the salth by the shores
# iHs-aud on the North by the lHtleH limits
af astronomical Imagination. wtis the aurora
t5Feaiisai truth lights mp anf fallly DAY and by
night We could say mlTe about our abilities,
and We would DO 70, but fur our firdi msdestg.
LIT those who are IN doubts as 10 our talents.
sahserba-cithof for the " hig OF tie Review; aud
eaf wofl Tor Il, they VII zasn sayo Us, hs the
Queen said Of Solomon-.Ias half lH Hgl been
fHIKh
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
BLOCK, BROTHER n Co.,
New store nj Fulton.

pLoCK, BROTHER Il co have Just re.
} eeiyed aud are now opening a large aud
splundid assortment of rouds, consisting in part of
the following
French, English aud American Prints; "a, A.
81 Drown and Bleached Shifiings and Shectlngs
al, ii Va, Osnabefgs, Is, IL Lowell do,
beaehed aud brown dnlIings, checked twceds,
peniientaty stripes, padding, Scotch plaids green
bafaze, French bombazines, alpaca lnstrcs, black
aud twillel alpaca, red, white, green aud yellow
hannelsi satinct, Kentucky and gold mixed jeans,
81 table damask, black aud white bobinet, bishops
lawn, baok and Swiss muslns. striped cambrcks
aud laekoaeis, Marlborough stripes. blue dtnims,
black aud eolored oambreks, Irish linen, printed
cotton drills and cotionades, apron aud furniture
cheeks, black iabby velvet, printed ilanncls blue
drill and linseys, Georgia stripes, linen and cotton
tapes. silk, cotton and madras handkerchieis,
fdugel shawls, iai'ors CANVASS, Russia shretings,
diapef, brown holland, cotton fringe, Marseilles
aud grass skirts, fcHtinE, COTTON aud worsicd
binding. selIcia, black and eolofed cotton cord,
eape d'laines, blue, rcd aud white blankets tick.
ing, musquiio netting, Georgia ieanz, and King.
sion ulaius &c Sc
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

FArM hccinrNr The young men o.
shclbyyillc, 'Ienncssrr. undertook. on tic
night Of the 10Th inst, 10 ere a salute Coz
Gcn. SCOTS aie victory. 4 letter l.nm
that town Ia the Nashville Wing says
Onibc si,lh round a premature explosion
took place. which blew OF the baud and
one arm Of Mr.. \. Tlrrcnlinc. formerly
editor Of the Shcibyyillc Whig. and shat
tered both arms Of llr. John Sutton. while
DR.. Scott, who hal charge Of the vent.
los, the thumb Of his right hand.
Mr.. Sutton underwent the ampula'ion ol
both arms. 4 similar operation was per.
formed on Nlr. Turruiiur. 81 hich be- sHl,i.
we'd onll twenty hours. hr receiving severe
internal injuries. Mr. r. served IN Mr1i.
CO in Clp' fricr.ou's company from his
city, aud was discharged in October ia
consequence Of sickness.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

DlaHn ~ Acmlg Mpnr.-Wr lem from ihc
"lou4n' oI the lilh, inst, that AciuI.c Muri
the u.lDi sju ol Nap5irous uglrJraied mafthali
drl on thr ljth inst, aihs residence in Jg'irs "a
county, Honda. Prince Naal has resided m tlis
county since 1871, living without os,enillion as a
citizen Of ihe republic be- bad adopted H. mind
WlH al high uflrf Die literary requirements "a
tta.lgr, aud h. powers uf Convention unusually
great o. was iUe author Of several works Of
merit oH ihe subject Of our iusiiuiious lie was
followed 20 thr grave by a large concoune, Of
friends and citizens, minute guns bslns hrcd DUR
inr th morning OF the luieUncnt Ihc llond.an
sayr-"Ouf slate h4s losi one Of ~ most famous
men"
IN recording the death of Prince Mirl, we are
forr.by reminded oi.ihr brilliant pageant Of The
EDB fr in which hIs father shono forth couspel'
ola, % Palidn lm0ng his peer. Never, PERHAPS
was There more splendid cayaly ohcsr lhan
Murit. Mounted on hts fiery charger and b.i4'
ug ina psndil uniform, he. charge was aN III
Napoleon usgl 10 say that whoa hr attacked fl
was as iouh'r us an earthquake, Had hr Drch
nj Waterloo. the day might have gone differently
Ihr m1ihrro oi the Prince was Caroline bonApiHe
the most bfauulul woman Of hrr day. IN tho
career of hor con we see one Of those strange
mulitons Of fortune, which remind W. OF ihc
Arabian story rather than Of realize Dom 70 a a
ihr1ne, AMI u1gd with every qualify 10 hll
wouhIy, hs lot has been 10 die private e.lItoh
ina distant land. but The cquan'm'ly with Wh'eh
he met hs fsycisrs reflects more honof on hi'n a'
a man. than ifhc had fulfilled hii hri ana more
dazzling destiny Prince Mumi died at 'he age
of i5ry., .,K ycars. -.-BahffH'
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
Gin Mandatory.

FE7ilE undersigned afy now manufacturing then
unprovcd COTTON GINS al Miudtn. h.,
and are prepaflI 70 furnish planters with supenu
Gm.siands. aadr blicr the latest and most IN
proved raul They Will deliver their Gins n
any plantation within i25 miles of Mindon orht
Washington, Columbus OF Fulton. Arkansas, IRE
Of any additional cost Al oricrs iroma d.stuitr
will be promptly attended TO- Tor any information
relative 10 thc quality Of thcir Gins they ftrrr 10
Gen. G, y Royslon, William Cmbtfcc or william
Vaughn, llempHead county, or Henry VI. h..
may, y Strickland aud 4 C. Owrns Lahyrfs
county.
LACkY & SHIELDS
Nndcn, la, May 10, ls47.23.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
Enr The Tclerrnnh
fonr ToNsoS, May, Is, ls4L

fokf ipAsoSi may 10, iolt
SIR The eilor, made by Mr.. Polk and his co.
adiutors to suporeede our eminent military officers,
for the purpose of advancing political favorles,
seemed to me, II not disgraeeiul, at least highly
dishonorable 10 our nation. That men whn had
been bred to arms, who had been intrustcd with
impoftan, military operations, who had executed
these trusts without cause for feproaeh and with.
ont deiriment to the commonwealth, at the very
moment when the way 10 fame by noble deeds
was opened to them, should be deemed unworthy
10 bo trusted with the honor of their country
seemed shadowing forth of that ingratltude
which has been no often charged upon republics
by their enemies ffoYidentially the integrity OF
the Senate preserved cur country from this degree
dalton, and, would hope, in so doing expressed
tue voice Of the people, Il IS rather singular that
objection should be made particularly to the opera
tions Of teo prominent Generals by two pOmi-
aeai Senator's, Benton and liousionl What Is
the object Of building up an expensive military
eslablIshmenl f when the time arrives to test its
efficiency, those who received It's emoluments en-.
inyed its honor aud made themselves acquainted
with is minutia, ure 10 BE- deemed incompetent TO
manage IT, ufdrl Why place an individual in a
position where mall probability he will be required
70 plunge his country in war II he be not a man
capable Of sciling the favorable momtnt Of secnr-
Ing an honorable peaeel Not only have the te.
suts proved our military Leaders competent to the
task assigned hem but have placed them IN
rank with the greatest eenefalain all that is noble,
generous aud brave. trust that The people,
{fHn ngNooaAcy) remembering the honor Of the
nation lies IN the honor nf her ilnslfions sons, will
febuke, in tone which shall ell to future time.
that blind sgbseuieney to p4fig which has osieu-
sbIx marked the ruufsa Of the tsssent administFa.
ton. BuESA NisrA
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

\ suANor CutoK 4 letter from Stockholm
contains the following curious statements
NhnH hing GuzlaYas Aialphns was killed n
the battle OF Lulgea, l6l2, the finances Of Sweden
asHs ia such a depIofahla state that the gfeai
dEa.iarrs Of the efuWua guardians Of Chnslnai
tue Kings diugHiHf, afterwards the celebrated
Qaarn,I were Obliged 10 contract debts for her
education. An acknowledgement OF one Of tlssa
debts, sgncd by them in name OF Queen thfis-
t|aa, has just been presented to the Minister Of
finance, with o demand of payment II Is for
Il. .n10 crowns, n00H and was drawn mp Al
Siaekholm on the 9th Of December, 1896, when
Queen tLHsiiaa was l0yaafs o. age, In favor Of 4
certain James kfisFss, citizen oi Libefk II
=IIpulairE that % yaaz ailaf date the Swedish
6aFrnmenl should b. obliged To pay 4a.nh1
crowns oa the iini demand. that The debt shall
never become VOID, and that IT shall braf : per
e#Hi. interest At the foot Of the acknowledge
msni aIt these Wsrds NIilienm fruoh BY Queen
eHr1aa, 'AppfoaFssl GomRiegHr, 1885, thfiz=
tina r.
Tbs curious daaumeai has been shown TO our
Munster OF Finance BY a banking house al STOCK
Hl.n, acting is the representative 0l VI. hfaEai.
plziaf o., iha cammaHH af N9idFk, iu iliu Grand
paeay o.. NsekIeuhlfs siTs.Ill This pcnoa says
that Hr iat.ly found II amaas bis family papes,
and be- claims 10 be descended from james kHfes
IA wia.r hyaf il was slaaei. lie consequently
aHIHlHls Ifgm the Government $1,000 crowns, OF
$4,000 ian6s ia capital, aud l,jjG,0OO francs as
interest thereon ioF 80 years at per cent be-
fore giving drilHiig answer with respect 10 'he
ya,lr of ihe document The Government has invited
", kngli Co prove bic descent from kncycs, aud
hl, .r'it to tie Possession Of ,hc paper
Caiig41afi ". Tar1.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
.N,cur GOoAsl

fENilE uh4cubcr are nug receiving lni open
Z ing large and well ,sforicd stock Of goods
suited TO ths market, witch have been selected
with great carc, and orr nov Offered TO purchasers
a( as Iow prices and pl as good terms as they Gun
he procured cscwh,sc. Our stock Is general, com.
prsng Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware.
Cutlery. Saddl~y, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Crockofy, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nails,
Castings IIawarc, Carpenters and Blacksmili's
Tools Groceries, &c, &c &c.
A. BLOCK & SON
Washington, Ak, ApnI 20, lsl52o.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
New and Cheap Goods.

Il 'ilE Subscribers are receiving general Az.
seamenl OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Cutlery, Groceries, Sad.
dcfy, SC, which they offer for sale at tho lowest
market prices.
Their friends and the public generally are re-
specifically Invited 10 call aud cxalnnc their stock
before pur hasing elsewhere
GEO. W GREEN & BRO.
Washington Afk, April 2-, l-47.3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
Arkansas Dtmocrdi.

There is said 10 be q compromise IN the
course Of consummalion, between the
bondho'dcrs aud Stockholders ollhe North
American Trust Company, by which an
equitable division otihr assets in the hands
Of the Receivers, will be made. II this
movement should be perfected, a consider.
able quantity Of Arkansas Bonds, now
held By the Receiver, will probably he
thrown into the market--irk. Democrat