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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10
500 ACRES,


saore or less situate, iyin; and being Cha-lcz
County, Maryland.
THE TEnMs of the Decree arc as follows Three
hundred dollars, cash, to be paid the day of sale,
or the ratification thereof by the Court; the bal
and six years from the day of sale-the interest to
be paid annually to the several Guardians of the
infants of the said Francis, Neale. The purchaser
or purchasers are further to give bonds, with secu-
rity to be approved by the Trustee, for the pay
ment Of said instalments. And upon the ratifca-
ton of the sale by the payment of the whole of the
purchase money, and not before, the Trustee is
thorzed to execute Deed for said property to the
purchaser thereof and to his heirs, free, clear and
discharged Of all claim of the parties to the cause,
or of any person or persons claiming from, by or
under them or any of them.
Possession will be given on the LIST day of Janu-
airy, 1913.
This property will be sold subject to the widow 5
dover, and cannot be disposed of under the Decree
for less than the valuation laid upon it ~ the Com
Observation-Disclosures dollars and fifty cents per
N. STONESTREET, Trustee.
may 27-ts.
The Union" will publish the above once week
for three successive weeks, and send its account to
n. Stonestreet, Trustee, or settlement.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The
IA Creditors of Dr. WILLIAM Ii. NJ. GAR
NER, deceased, are requested to file their
claims, against the estate of the deceased,
with the Register of Wills, on or before the
first of October next.
RICHARD T. TUBMAN,
may 27-3t. Administrator.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

TLOUR & BACON.-Just received super
Il fine and extra-superfne Flour, aud lot of
excellent Bacon. VIM. ANDERSON.
may 90.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

TLOUR.-Just received and for sale lot Of
IL Superfne and extra-Superfine Flour
may lS. TAYLOR & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

BLANKS
Of everv description printed at the Times Office.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10
176 ACRES,
I76 ACRES,

more or less. Also, one other tract or par
eel cfLand, which the said ZacIlariah pur
chased of the said John G. Boarman, con
tanning
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10
96 ACRES,

Together with a TAVERN
and LOT in Bryantown,
which the said Zachariah
purchased at a trustees sale
Of GEORGE w Matthews-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

How TO PRoLose LFE-For many years there prexaiied ia China aa sxiraorsb- nary superstition and belief thai the-seere' seet Of Tao had discovered sn elixir which bestowed lie immediately. No less than three Empenors disd afsr swallowing drink pre- scented ie them hy inc eannchs of ahe palace as the drzughi ths, wss to confer uerer end ing Iife. -The best meshed of pralcngins life. and of making life happy sad w.se Mandarin 10 one o( these tnIatuated princes ais tn cent-ol ycur sppetites. sabdae yen' pas saons. and practice viriSes Mosi of YOU, predecessors o EsnDerer1 would have lTxe5 to goed old are had they followed tl,s sdyice which gave yeu ''
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

Souxr ADVICE TOR Yorse MEs.-Soms sensible thinker lavs down the following rules 10 govern young lnen ,a business They wlu appiy easaliy 10 yeaag and old 1, Let Ihe onssness od every one alone, and attend ie vour own Doaf buy whai you doa'I want; use every hour ie sdsaniass. s@d saudy esea to aaake iessare hours nsefss, think twict before vsra spend shilling, fe- member you wln hare aHoGher to maks fof ic 6nd recraatloa ia looking aiieT yosE bnsi- ness. and SO your business ~Iil aot oe neg lecisd in looking assrr recreation, bay faa; sell fasr. take care af the proniss look over your books regularly, and ypn ind an srrar. trace II oat; sAeula s ssrcke of ms fortune rone upon ros tn trade, rszrench- work harder, hm neser fy the track; con- Eruu1 disEirals,es ~its suasnehiag peTseser- snce. and they wiil disappear as lasfs shoHgh yca shculd esrn fail m the struggle, you wiil he honosrd. bEs shrink from she task, and yes wi.i ss de=fs=eA.
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PrOpoSals for Hge-bmilding the
 Renitenfaary.
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 . Jan. 1a. ssaz nR0PoSALS ~igi s< reee1Eea s4 tAiaa aaEcas saEl L the krxs day ef Aprsl aexs. for ne-kuzEASmx tAa Penif~ssiary House sf fms Stsae to se huils sn ~ ueaF the slse af the r~eenf1s agSseye4 hy Ess. < pt1a 0f the proposed hR5sting w5A he axhsa1- ted st Ehas oEsee by the iss Masrh eznafraessA Sa accordance wIth the sri of the z3d Dee.wAxs. lssA entitled 'An act en rrw~ida fsr baidfag ths Rsa eeefssry sf shts Ssass ~ pl
 Prspassas IsS r. hAilainx iz say ssh~v pusrzaa sf the Ssaae, wiis asse b. eenslS<r~d. asa As ennfsae swardes te the l0west reseeariAis hidsxx
 The cenAEscssr wsn hs r-qaired b snsxuas . bond wsss good seearity. in th< asm af a9A.ena. Ter the sAigAsRi pesGarnanc< d tiAe sndszssk5A9
 0es tcarsh eg the soasy ~iis Ae pad saL eAsh. ss iss eguivwira' at sbe Sszss rrs&smry whsnever tAs S@a&ssssa aI6. sssA tAe nzteriais ready anx eAa hRisdssx, ua< ioarfA when th< 6Esf slary ss ssa- passea and the b~iaaee sp0a n. ca@ptstios af SC Work.
 The esusrsrzs- eii be easizs-a ss shs es.. szS is exp-ctrd ts take t~nm~es&te eharxe. pf fAe saxss ceasscss. tor and asssag the hns sAgNEsd ia cs- 5nsadlag. bst wSH br requires ts sxma1. seea, saA eloths shers- aarsag saGh t1ne, free Es1m mmF en. p~nse ts tse Stzse.
 A Arssss@ssis sias. nss ssessaing twe yssp. ~asi be sispwea tar the kaai p<6esmanee af tke esnxa<s ss< she wAol~ af th- asssri.s sf th< eae Auialax. eoaaastag q trun aOorss bars ard haiax. ths a34 brick szils and abuss lsa Sos dry Asiek r>n&w e barnag. wss every thAng p~rszin'x ss ike ald fsmA tensary wtli be ture ~ssr ss the esstsae xznEi
 The basldiax s ss ee nus lrss sh&s i1e fssl isax. ev So wsde, aae af least fwo stories hieA wfzA ~ eeiss. esossfprtsd- Fn s< q shs h~ssssnx thai an npea passas~, eesweea tAs ssf~saa wal{s ssid eaca tes st csiss ia each sfsry msy bs shs<r rea. of ss s~asi lea fe~t
 Separsis paOposals. aase. win he rsc<ises ks m- pairing end fe6shag fAe old Peuis~nsiary neass is sea Sf the Heppcsed new @@e+ The tkza slmy al tax zid al f0 h< tzE~n asMH snA sAe exsE sn4 s-. eSs4 ss=<sss a==s seA --etsse sees=aa< sesA@ sss- graai plan. sish wandAag stAsrs. aa4 sahsfass1ai wooaea FSef Baas s~s siaseT. es asfA. shsala h~ msrkrz -fss- posaas tes Saaisag ths Ssxae PeesaensisEy." an6 SlsseAea ie sise ofes s the sscsxsasy sf sznas L- tks Re<k. -afkaHsas
 Tke rrssiiegs is r~serred ss ses~es aay hsS ahsvs sAe smsant sppssssszaez fss sse y4rpesa wAseA s .sa sAeasAaa astsEs ID easA. ss h sNsszsieas is Sesse Trsasary MaFrasis.
 TtSOs s. nREw,
 Gss'r ef .Arks.
 To be asserted six w~~iH. esasecusssxls. in she Arksnszs hannsx asd stzae Gs7sts@. Lazzis Beck. TH0'S S. DREW. 1D-aw
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M1aaae NRmrar. AFaEamnmm.

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 TAs FsrmeA lssEssge, ssa musk ea ae essnn. wia he tnaxhs 6 AsaesA
 Easssaw srmsaA Aszwa ed S~mks<A1Ake huzsa. ta ~uyy sFsasua p94 sf sss cseg. shs wan tn sAss ts saeriEe sRxE anmhsF af fssMx lualss ns euusasFs. fw sAe arenmmoAakiom os EsesR tvlaw q asssn1ee.
 Grwxa eMre wsE bs fHken Sa ths @sw8 u1& puhse hsAnslamf ef sAsse placed nnAeF h@ xAmHzn,
 Ne insrrfsFenes whneessz waa ee eWsseusA w1fh she rssigiens pr3nciPass sf ths pnpsis-
 Tkese wsa hs ao FuhSIr exsmknn&sa~s, bae sAe dsscsptsne naa svstem 6f ta@eASMx vsa es xswNys sp-n to she insFsrsDsa sf usss Sae hare eisssdFsa d ttse mchuaa
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

NAvAL-The Norfolk Beacon of the 23d inst. announces the arrival of Com. PERT m that riiy. and adds:
 We learn thai Com. P. will hoist h.s broad pennant on board the sleam frigaie Mssssssippi. which IS now rspsdly 6tirng oui B. lhs Gospor, navy yard, and IS expected io sail for ihe Gulf the lasi Of shts, or the hTsi el aex1 week
 The New York Herald of the 4sh inst-- ssyx:
 The T.. s. steamship Scorpion and Scourge. destrned for the Gulf. the former under the command of Capts'n B,gelow. and the lss- .es commanded by Lieut.. Chas. C Hunter sailed iran sbe Brooklyn navy yard ysster- das.
 They will eo-opersie ~ith fhe squadron in tbe contemplated AslArk en Vera Cruz
 The Psymonah is nol ready 10 ssss, aar IS she heinz fitted oai. sz has been stated bul siiil remains at the yard
 The greatest actrvisy prevails ihere m fli- ting aut the bomA-ressels--she tesnsins, Fseria and Electra. and the work generally is progressing wish sPtrit snd eficsefcy.
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SheriH-ss yosire.

sfce q slse s1rsk ef sts Esnsy Cears ef Pp2aski county the aEigsnzl sssessmsAt ts1 msde se n~ ser fhe ysf fss7, tpg-sAe~ ~Ste certified copy shere- of ana sh< sarae wlA b. lzsa he&ere the Hsnasatsr sa< csuzfs eoarf ef PnA4ski reanss ss The Aprsl theresf. A. D. fsS-. Ger ses ss=>scfsoe; and al p-Fsons s.he sssa shrznseares a<xsssss sy th< sns~ssens af tesr property. eas xrssn AeEoss snis eeanty epast and have sAs szmr easssrse1.
 Al. HuTT, ShersR
 nA callsr;1 sf EanlsAki 70. eherzas ofkce.
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

. nsasse nmAaulae.f assaern aad .,nsrksax rsre,sea ss.r sistsssaaisaa q sss;ees siessensa- ied l,y the Pasamasasr Gcnerzl fDs tirai l,nr- psssa. 2 per cent
 6 os all suns arising fFpsi asr pesiage en newspapers. uaaeZnses, and paHPs.ieis. 50 per cont-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

TEEKEw Pasr DFFtcE LAW The great length Of tAis s~ sssach ineluaes ali Ite oewiy establish ee mai routes aas prereuted rom publishing II in this weeks paper Bat ss II is q matter of so much ihterest 10 oar readers generally. we have taken the condensed form of some oi its psoFis ots ioana m our exchanges. aud portion from fae reg ui4tions.
 The frankiag pFiEilege Is restored as be- fore she last las @eni iRae operation. and S200D90 is appropriated 10 psy the P,Singes ed the TWO h"uses o4 Congress. The frank ing exsensis to the rec ss as well as 10 ihe terms of Congress Msii carriers and con- t-aciors are authorized to carry newspapers nut of the mad for ciEcuistfen s,r far sale. So that ai restrictions pPon the circulation oF newspapers osl of the mad are taken away.
 Upoa letters or packages sent by sleaa- beats and vessels, moi carrying the mail. two rents will he charge Hn7tr regulations 10 be prescribed by the Postmaster Gcn-rnl
 All books and printed matter ordered by Congress gre "a be reRarded as pahiir dncn- mesils. and as such may be thanked
 Postusasfers are boi allowed any compen- saton for The delivery of these documents, bul inc amount ieceirea from hoxes IS for tue benefit of the postmaster 10 the extent ef S2 900, and beycmd lhIs II must be appro- priaaed ta the support oi the office- The Post master General IS also authorised to sefl stamps te the deputy PossmSsters- and whsrh are bv them 10 De furnished to these wishing tc purchase
 Il is made iliegal 10 depnsi, two letters m the same envelope nr psrkage dtrecied so different persons. The penalty is Sio, one sssli 4o she iniormer. There Is however a proyiso thai the law shall aoa apply to parEH- ges sent b foreign countries.
 Newspapers 0ei seni from the ofhce ot publication. are to be charged with three cents postage 50 also ali hand hills and circulars.
 The post routes are extended ie Oregon and 10 Mexico. with return mails. During the war and for three months after, the ofii- eers ans sslassFs of the army are 10 rereare the,r letters and newspapers free af postage.
 The post route hsll contains A srelson winch enables the Postmaster General ie aP- point deputy Posisnassers, al Astoria, md such esiser points on sl,e Pacific wishin the u- 5. serr#orv ss tae passisc rnieres, desuand
 f2 Extrs commissions ailowed deputy pessnAssers hy the order of tht sla of July. lss5. are superseded by ths SCI Of the ed oi Marin. lss7.
 l3. The commissions ailoaea by the 2aih s-cs ,an al the aes oi shs 3d ol March. le4a. are sepeaied- and other rsies allowed by the is, secssen of itas aci of the Isl of March isl7. ia liea af abem, IS follows:
 1 oa ths amount ef .ssss. posiAes- no, rxersdtag Sloo n any ene year. 40 per cent
 2 On any sum hsiween Slo0 and S4so m any year. 3Ss per esni,
 3 On any sam between Sa0o and S2. 400 in year, 90 per cent
 4 0a aay sum over $2. AGO ia year, i2i per cent
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

NEw HAMrsHIRs-Ths election for Ge- vernon, Councillor. members of the L=gisls- ture, and four members ef Congress took place m New Hampshire on the eEh. The White mountains are ne= echoing the loud shout of one of the parnes--bui which
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

AMmTmsxsd1 2aG Hiix ~ ns-&Tasn rleIia s4ys Ths sAap Lsherassse Rzs. CAps. HspusR.- lssu. cnase 6ewn fsVn 6MsaA RnmEe ssss uiRhE. She hAd ar board fol199 hasuh-s4ssas. ro9 hs,a*. po~1ea. 100 hoxes cArrsg1es, ese. Siss is ssesnnezl Eos she Calf d Mexiaa.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

RATHEa Somebody aaper- .ises n Brooklyn. E. Y. fnr hansdsrs. has s1spnlEsss Elsss sise geasleasaa mass nna pui iheis fses aA she mamsss ln a5ssss. sos esvi d the wssdaa IN sRmsnss. nes nee spsnopns d meal trne- II s5ngIa. he usasa sos play she trombone in his reSnns E@ke love se tAe servants. nor comb hSs watiszaaers al he snAse. The ladies nasl Hst fnTH ID tsseir nascs .. sverytksnx on tho sahle. Haiess fAey have . nasnrRl pug. and psne rf EAe F&rsy mnzs drink ssr talk wish nCwsh fail of y,cauals. nor snnst they hgh, for he Hap b0rkwhesl cake
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

The Washington correspondent ef the New ork ffi5Sas. i= letter ssys fs@i AMsRosE H SxsfxR, Senasas from Arkan- asa. had bsen cfznsrd the uiassan aa Fsnes. saa derIined q, bsfase she nominxtscn ci Mr C. J. ixeERsoII ie fhss oface.
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 We take the following from Washing ton letter in the Baltimore Sun. The wriier IS Lecofnco.
 doubt whether Mr. Benton will accep. the Masr Generalsbip, kindly bestowed nps. hum hy the President. The iaci IS. he would consent tosnnthing short os Lieu iruant General, so as ia be iH lawful man ner placed oyer the Mleg Generals now iu the 6eld With his present Major Generals !-e4assas.a.Skinn he xnnid he third oi fonrth la rank; and although he may by eostrReuon of ihs power oi the President, given hiin hy the Constitution. be male CnnmaRder-in- Chief of the army nf Mexico. doubt mnch whether he would assume such respensibiIi- ty The original project is msrred, aad Mr. Benton. ihInk. viii have noshlng more 10 do with ii
 Wm o. Batter is designed fer Major Gen ernl m the regular sevvics, should Mir. Ben ton resign or not aceep, the Major-Generzl- ship offered hum by the President.
 The Government. believe. Wfll lose m tune in svaiiing itseh of the provisions oi the ihree-niihou appropriation ID order to negotiate a peace wIlh Mexico. The pre- auble ol tha, btIl IS eninently calculated te sooshe the irritaaed vaaity of the Mexicans. and to make them spPrar before tbe world as having only seized the hand extended ;o- ward them m token of friendship and recon ciliation Tbey may now de so without being disgraced. since the American Congress itself has expressed its desire of peace and good Fellowship with our southern nelgh- bors.
 Neither do believe t,lsi negotiations are asout to he commenced-I think they are about 50 he completed, and that in a req sonabie tIDe.
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HOT SPRINGS ARK.

gTNHE ssAsewsaeEs Anp~ AusA mnnsaE. us co 4 Ftsces tee Sc emmsnw e@msSmS . sagsaeR nf lm- FFosemeats. bas pmp1esansls sn kzllnF emxkAs msN- Ids, nna thap< wbe v1Nie AR rsepwaeiNn. nl a1ns1n the asa ass AA1 seerks Gf the ssh Haa snnw AmeA. | . assasss is s1y say issng. ss iEsa1as h F1.sa enms e shRm. nxniAss fAess aueantMa ama smmnmazs aAauaanana. tsI sne sf shs aAsNsmn6 haSe 1uta xsm sS tAelE ssSeen and pSrmsnEnt ssusus kpm sa@sT. ing aud 6sAtA.
 Hew nMsare easas sxuun hraunss Eewm.
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 Aws ssss sAem sassw tA~ir cruasAss Aswns Ana e was@' 'er thEy plszBa. Sas ssA. ss Falss. aas sska eamvlssss.
 Ie ssa tAs pEscs d sunw: B<- s~-< se slz. wsihnas rpserntza She Efves her watea ess@
 Sne Eenfsy sppahs shs saahrsxs painx.
 Nor Esss aesee anx nsia SAs nssdA no eserk n count the graims.
 Nc sSer-doses kili.
 L<s tAase whsss cBeaksd eawras dsfF
 Ths power ef waa sa care;
 Wa spesy dry. wstA agn~s
 ns mere faaa aeash encsse.-- whuss eyss. sAaaxh Araxsad via amsm. Are ciassd sns---aigkf Scr nfxsss pesta aAliJ moeka, bat wili aos esme.
 FAosgA css tss Assn sasey preT Les surh come hers Ea< hers saane.
 ExIxta tAe pnRer b sawW;
 Aszs smlsrmE kwHks but aksA ana hnns
 Ars rgseasa kecm ahe Krz~e
 HALE k wILLFAMA Hot Sprfags. Feb ea. fsS7 1s-3n e0- Toe HMsAsSsie tai.a www cslsans rsewvuna. and St Lsass easea. wsa eopv three sneafhs kw wesklv iasrrssena. ssa fur@nra weeomnez sn q e AaAs. F A-. ss Hst sPrsags. iar esii~raiaa..
 HAW.
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GEx. TAlLoR's CoRREsPoNpENcE.-T message from The President, transmitting so the House al R~p0eseniatives inc eerrespon- de.nce between the Government and Gen. TAYLog, says:
 As some or these doeuDents relate 10 mHi- ,arv operation s,l our fares. whlrh may not have been fully executed. Lmight have deem cd is proper so withhold parts Of them- under the apprehension ihsi their publication ni ih's tune would he detrimental to the public seryice,' but am satisfied that there oPera- tions are now SO far advanced. and that the enemy has a!ready recetved so wnch infof- maton from other sources n relation te the intended movements of our army, as to ren- der Ihis precaUsson unnecessary.
 The Washington Uaion, in relation to this correspondence. siaies that II # too lengthy 10 be published m fnll. bot adds:
 We shall s-s:l ourselves cf occasional op- portunisies to transfer to oar columns sech portions Of It as have nu, vel mel the public eve, and predict thai abundant evidence will be fonad thersin ta eontsaaics ihe uniounded reports in Encouragement of he action of the War Department. hassd on she aniowGd pubIicstion of Gen. Tsylor's private lstters-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

SUNDRaEN- =0 BeLS, GhlO snperGse Fisws slO ds Amassesa kEanAss esGk best wtnaes Sperm Cka, - hsl4 boxes baaek nxtMiae chest impesfxB Tea
 bsx 4vua1e rxkzs-a Eoxf sexzr; I hax sDEs aAefi Alaanaaaas ts e&ss Pis~z ssah peSsts sxSA. =s5-seaI F1w. aeses @an8an Hoes.
 ao trssssa@@ssSg fse~stss ee Geszrn kzk~s,
 handie cal roda.
 3. !. !. sna ned heea arsm, s,iAs [. !. Is. snd i} iach round sses. l. sss E. ! [. saa iaeh ssaarx z.A. Ssa lbs hasAe shee Ss@as te ga~exs slab ssUz. Is MAa1n1- and ssAer pieS a0aias rS pssess assorted hss4 saes. 5es9 tes snsasses6 esr irsss ssnds~s se~s@g ssee4p; ls bags sssp Assd sar X sAes. teeS lbs easssngs. Received xsd fof sale Ay WM R WAYY 1as~@ry as. is<I fe-
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CAUTION.

KyHEREAs ny wsae Ba-hars AAH wlfhss, w any Jass c@use prSreratses. has shaasoa- ed lay be- and board, aud Is ksiaE Epzrt ftoa me wiM nos. therefore he responsible tsE sEs 6eas winch she saag eessrset. aoE pay tise ssne asaless earrPss sea by lsw-
 THOMAS A. R ROLAND Saisne Ca Arks March 3eEA fsz- iw.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

Leftrs1 for tAs @armg 6a 4esaEs.--ai mailer of imPoFanRee b fhame whs send eseTs is far iTseads in the nsas iA Mrxies. a1 disura then- Lsning tbe enmpuHy and ramimesa. nnd ta fie cnrs ef Calnnei hun1- G. q 0anFteE- New Erisaaa. As tDi inssnnes--Jsha Smith. Company D. FnEt Ksgs q. S 0peE3ef mzsaeg, Eew OFaeasn-r-ie be tsrwaf- dca tmmeai&eiy.~ Peopae alrDAia De paFssrnlar sud pay the pastags ss Ksw OrisShs er tslr isftns wiIi nsa he furwuardes
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

CoI~ CuRTIs' MapE WITH THE MExic.xS, Col. Csrtis- of the Ohio soIHnieers. is now m command at Camargo, and he has made every village and town responsible foS ti1e safety nj the raAAs n sls immediate nesghbos- hood, oersaEn parlsaa of the inhabitants are allowed 10 bear arms the better to secure thai purpose. and three hostages sesecaed from the more influential cftizens. are taken hy the Amerfca0s. Rasv murders or rsbterles are eouamltied. the ofiratiers mast be delivered GP io he military snlhorltie ai ihas pisre ID ' stated perlod oi tune. or one of the lives as th- hostages viii be forfeited. Ii may b. that more iud1cious course might have been de- ti~-ss tssst t4ts ts.sIe appeal Ia shs aElF sno- l.ons cannon to MexpcxnS. interest and fear. bsa En oar poor JEagneul we think no'.
 Lcdgey.
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