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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

| capt. John Ii. X. Burgwin, of the U. S. ORA.
SoonS' VINO fell In gallant charge in the battle
OF rueoIo de laos on the 4th of February, was
a graduate OF West Point, and about 35 years of
age. lilo was native of North CaroIina-,be
grandson of Abner Nash, a Governor of the State
Iu"Fl"S 'he revolutionary war. and the grand
nephew OF Gen. Francis Nash who fell at the
OF Germantown. His mld and amiable chnrac.
Ter, generous disposition, and noble bearing had
won Tor nm taH I)'" m esteem of all who knew
him. This c:aIy sacrifice on the altar of patriot.
ism, OF one 50 }"uu-. so noble and so beloved
Will cary paHE - mony heart among his
numerous rr'',I!"ns and frends and to his aged
and bcreavrd P'"nts, an the brothers and sisters
VINO ldoizeI hin. the bow must be heavy indeed.
lie adds another to the long list of noble heroes
who have lately fallen sustaining the flag Of their
country.-N. O. Dc'ir.
Capt. Enton, "in fell at tho siege of Vera
Cruz, Was Il p."us n.;,n, and was designing to
leave the army 10 the Prince of Peace IN the
ministry of the gospel.
Gen. Taylor DecIineS.-A letter received from
Gen. Taylor speaks in terms " hich may be con-
slfued ln,o a ccnsurc, of the course of those who
were nominating him for the Presidency. We
are assured positively, that he will not permit
his name 10 be used Il candidate for the Presi.
dency in lS4S.--N Y. Sun.
The foregoing accords with the euer written
by Gen. Taylor to Mr.. Batter, of Louisiana, and
with tho answer he made to tho Nativists Of
New ork several weeks ago. Should he re fuse
to be used by Wings or Nalivists, those partiSans
Will have assumed an awkward position in vain.
Funeral of Mrs. Senator 1iHcn.-The remans
OF Mrs. Allen, late COmSort of Senator Allen. of
O"'o, were temporarily entombcd in the public
vault OF tho Congressional Cemelty, al Washing
ton, on the 2Oth March. a large procession al
tended the funeral. The grief Of Mr.. Allen ad-
mlts of no consolation. Ilo stood at the door of
The vault, apparently unconscious of the lhrong
around him. the tears streaming from his eyes.
She was tie love of his early youth, and long
years had interviewed, but he had patiently waited
and at last secured her, in two short years to
lay her in the clrth, and the cherished hopes of
long life, IN the grave. by her side. We beg
leave to say that she the daughter of Cow
ernor Macarthur, and net the widow, as We had
supposed She was, before her last marriage.
the widow of Il Mr.. Coons.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
WlLcoTT, GREEN C.uNrY, ARx..1
May 5h, 1917.
II. ClarLc-Dcar Sir:

,M.. -. tIGrhC-ilC0r Slr:
So weeks since, received the Van Barren
,elhncor, with your name at lis head, IS
iitmnd Proprietor. have not as yet hai
. 4 nn! opportunity Of porusing i! as thor
Oh as want to; but thrt mollcr& not with
s-hopo you will continue to send It to me-
diced, Sir, if lLoagut the Editor would be
tient and faithful in ms present position as
vs. when in Tie Legislatures, [aIways repre-.
ng the best interests Of the Statc,) | do not
10 bu, what | would take some Two or three
rs: will try one awhile, any how.
In haste, C..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

White. Washing. 1t is said that pint OF var
nish, mixed with bucket of whlte.wash, Will
give it in great degree the qualities of paint and
will withstand all kinds Of weather. AS this Is
the season for white washing. knowledge OF the
above may be Of use 10 our readers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

So'ud'y 'tIl'
William w. wilkins, Complninrnt,l
James A. Scott and Frances McA.
Scott, his wife, Calvin VI Thomp-
son, Julia Thompson, and David pu,,,.. . /, -,
Thompson, infant heirs of David : ,,,, w "
Thompson, deceased: and Jesse
Turner and George W. Paschal,
Admrs de bon'S non Of the Estate
of DAVID Thompson, deed De-
fend1nfS.
4 ND now this day came the Omplanant by
~ solicitor, and the said Jcs~c Turner and George
". Paschal administrators of David Thompson,
deceased, IN thcr own proper persons, and on motion
of compla solicitor, Henry Wilcox is appointed
Guartan al Htun, to defend the SAID Thomp psons IN
iant heirs OF DlTd Thompson, deceased; and it aP
pcarng the court here tut the sad James A. Scott
and Frances Ma Scott arc non residents of the State
of Arkansas aud have been served with process; it
is therefore ordered that they be Motif ed that this suit
for partition of certain lands owned the time of
the death of sad David Thompson by the said William
W. Wilkins, David Thompson and John z. McLrmorc,
situate said county and known and described in the
plan of tIc United states survey follows viz: The
west hal OF the northea. quarter Of sect ion thirteen
l3,) in township minc tJ} north of range thirty one
west, containing eighty The east half of the
north east quarter of section thirteen, OBJ in town
ship seven, o. north of range thirty one, (3 west,
containing one hundred anil sirty acress The north
west fractional quarter of section eighteen in town.
ship seven, ~ north Of range thirty west. containing
one hundred and thirty three % 100 acres, 33 50.
1909 The south west quarter of section twenty eight,
(2o,) IN township eight (S north OF range thirty
(3l,) west containing one hundred and sixty (!6O)
acres: and the soGth quarter of section two, in
township eight, (o,) north Of range thirty two, 1872
west, containing "ne hundred and sixty and
that they requested to appear the OF
this court on the first day thereof commence on
the first Monday in August next at the Court House
in Van Buren,, and plead answer dumur, this
will be taken confessed and judgment entered a
cordngly. Further ordered that a copy of this order
y sad James A. Scott aud wife, be published il
the Arkansas lntelligenccr, newspaper printed in
this State, two weeks succeSsivey the last insertion
be at least thirty days before the first day Of thu
| next thereof.
true copy from the Record.
| Attest A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
May %, loi7 l5-2 W. Prs. fec. 90 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

the Voltigeur regiment complete line of battle
IN ltse!f, and match for 5000 of the best Mexi.
can cavalry. In another respect, the VoItgeurs
Will have the post of honor for thew, in forward
movement Will be tho vanguard Of the army to
open the mountain defes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
ARKANS Us RIVER PACKET.

e----t.--l IL The Steamer ALERT, Thomas }.
GSlIrz5S.:.lE Gregg. Master. will run as a Regu.
lar Packri The ensuing scusom. from Napoleon,
AMI moalh Of " nItc river. to Ltle Rock, Van
Buren,, Fort Smith. ami Fort Gibson.
The ALERT i n"H boat; aud well adapted 10
tins river, drawing only fourteen inches water
Passrng rs ami Shippers may depend upon her
making regular trips.
For freight or prsrarn, (uoving superior accom-.
modutuns) apply on board.
MAY Sth lSIT-l3 #
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Couon-orIinrry lD4 lOS: mid. lOrIl mid
ling far llgnll4 4:tuir II; g, far II! al3 good
fine l3a Is cents.
Sugar-Loui~s,'nna 5.o7! Uavanr white 8
al0; brown 3lu1J.
MoIassrs-26a30 per g.G.
To5acco-I !r5I c.
Fonr-S6a Sc 37l
hiskcy-Rcculcd 2lu21.
Cotlte--7!a73.
SaIt-SOrSl.lJ.
COrn-3sa70.
May. Sh.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
foKT SMiTm, ARK S. !
Auril X ISl-

FORT SMITH, ARK S. !
April ., 1877. : lj-2w
Gj' We publish the above without charge to the
government, for two ruasons first because count
ry is at war with Grrrgn uutun, and cannot afford
TO eApend - at this time, aIrhoIgh it my be a say.
ing IN the end, Of $500. Secondly, because Il Ilrg,
mum er Of our PATRONS in the iorh-wcscIn counties
make -four, and desire haze chance to sell it, they
shah kno" It, piece o news.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
ADMINS TRAITORS SALE.

oN yirtu" Of order Of the Prullic Court of
L } Crawford county. made at the April Term \ d
leI', will sell 10 the highest bidder, for ca>i. in
hand, at Mayors store in the c3iy Of Fort Smith, on
the *9th day of May, y. la, brlwrcn the hour,
of Judlcru sales, the following ucgrurs hclung.ng t.
the estate of Jas. McDa,Id, d-c'G one negro iIRI.
named Mary Ann, aged about -, aud one Boy ua N.
I'd George, aged about H. years.
J. II, r VI lINE, aIn'r Of
Jas. McDINd deed.
Nav 18th, l-I1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
NOT

SsEALED Pr"p's,is for furnishing the Troops at
> Fort Hmth Arkansas, with Fresh Super fine Flour
Tor one year, commencing ON the Fifteenth day of
June, loiI. and c"o the Fifteenth dIv of Jlnr
l0I7) Will be rrcc'rd at thu Cnmmls~ary O.c, up
rb C'onI'r ~, ,, ,I' 80 G't o. 'u'',
estimation, are too high.
ElCu'D c. y. RADFORD,
I'd Lieut. lst Dragons,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

~ Office is hereby given that letters of admins
/ traton were granted the undersigned. the
l9th oil May, 1917, upon the estate of William II.
Johnson" deceased; and all persons indebted TO said
estate are hereby notified to make payment mmc-
G'Htey or they will be proceeded against the law
drccs All persons h" wing ella ms uins said estate
are hereby notified to present them. properly authcr
tcatcd, IN the time prescribed by law, they Will
be dcbarred from any benefit of said estate
CHARLES q. JOHNSON,
MARSHALL GRIMES,
ErccutOrs Of Wm. r. J,tn5oa, deccaSed
MIy 22d, lo47. I5-G w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
NOI'LCL.

'E'IlE partnership her, tororo existing under the
n name and siyI" Of Turnor 4 DcIoro. IS this
day dissolved. by mutual cons, nt; aud Lorenzo
DrLrno, of tho ate irm. Is hereby authorized TO
close and settle the business Of tho Ia,c fr.n.
GEORGE TURNER.
LORENZO DELANO
Van BurCn. MAY 9th, Is fla If
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
STATE OF AEkANSAS.i
CoUNrY OF CRAWFORD, (
In the Circuit Court Of said county attic February
Term i, ID. 1917.
-, TEL,
a sSUMPsIT ~ Ar


February Sih.
Joh" r. Moi"' P|aimN,f
rcTS"S AsSUMpsIr ~ Ar
John Griffith, Dcfehddm. } TACuNENT.
4 T thus day came The said plaintiff by attorney,
Va and II appearing 10 tho satisfaction of tho
Court hcrc that the order of publication made in
this case ii tho last term Of this court, has not
been duly published, il is therefore ordered by the
Court here that The SAID defendant be again ncti-
fed by publication that Tie sad plaintiffs Cclon
is foundcd on book account for divers goods, wares
merchandise u"d chatcis by the sad plaintiff sold
and delivered unto hm the said defendant. and
for moucy by tao s:jd rlauuli lent and advanced
TO. paid, laid out and expended for him the sail
defendants; and also for lhc work, labor care,
diligence and attendance OF tho said plaintiff by
him performed and bestowed as a physician in
visiting and nttcu!nG upon him the said defendant
and hIs family: That the amount Of the said plain
THIS demand us sworn 10 is S23l % that an at
! tnchmcnt has been issued against his estate. and
that unoss he shall appear by himself or attorney
On before the third day Of the next term oflhls
court which will meet and bc lcid on tho first
! Monday Of August a. d. 1917: and il is further
ORDERED Ay tho Court here that copy of this Or
der and notice be inserted for four weeks sue
ccsslvcy in some newspaper printed in this State
so that the last Insertion bn made ut least thirty
days before the first day Of the next term of this
court, and that this cause b. continued until tho
mex, term of this court.
A true copy from the record.
Attest, a. MCLEAN, Clerk.
May II, lSi7.-ll-fw. Prs. fee, SO .5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
NOTICE.

NHE partnership, heretofore existing under the
l. name and style of LarreE3ore & Thornbury, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent: and VIM r..
Larremore, of the late firm. is hereby authorized 10
close and settle the business of the late firm.
WIN 4. LARREMORE,
MARTIN w. TuORNBURN.
Fayetteville. Ark. May l4,h. 1917. Ij.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
Books AM Stationery.

4 Gen ER AL assortment Of School and Missed IN.
N ncous Books and Stationery iuSt receive / and
Tor sale BY WALLACE II WARD.
May -, II.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
BaHim0re, IpriL 6, ) p. VI,

DdHtm)Fe, IPriL u, D L. VI.
An experiment was made Yesterday on board
The United States receiving ship Ontario, living at
this porl, Of the power Of the marine camcls. in
vented by Capt. Taylor. The camols are merely
India rubber canvass bags, made to hold all the
water that can be pumped INTO them. They
wore placed under the sIoop of war, and by
means OF small AR pump, worked by one set OF
hands, she was raised three feet out of water in
less than an hour and a half. The design is 10
carry vessels over bars. and to relieve those which
may be aground. Whist this operation was
going on, Mr.. Wood. of Capt. TaN or's as
sstonts. gave tie spectators specimen of his a.
bIIity 10 walk under water. Encascd in his sub
marine clolhn@ be desccui,d 10 the bottom Of
lhe basin and took snort cXcurSion, remaining
some fifteen minutes below. The experiments
were mighty Interesting and Salsfaclory.--I Er
0~I-$2 20795ll were coined al the PhadcIpIl
mini, in the molth of March.
Ways anil Means Of tie rmiicd Stales.--Thp
Washington Union says: 'l: is estimated that
ON tie Isl February next, after meeting all the
EXPENSES of the war, there viii probably be Il
balance in the treasury ofncar 52Oo0,O0O.'
U%.1-Tho Globe, Democratic paper Just started
IN Columbia, Boone county, Missouri, bears at
VIC Ht"u vi IFS tuItpIE Ell CDuHH tHc name OF lrcn
VIM. o. Butler. for President.
new Island has beon discovered in 81. 20
n. latitude, and l3O 573 longitude. |. is from
to 10 miles long.
GTGoyornmcnt has ordered the enlistment Of
200 scamcn. ~ rendezvous is opened at New
York.
We see by the american Eagle that Messrs.
Hart g. Wells theatrical company were perform
ing in Vera Cruz, on the lOth ult.
ALegam hisure.--A lady in Providence, r. l.,
has satisfied her curiosity in the discovery that
there are 3,O25 seeds in a fig!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
Michael S. Gross, PluiniiG,O

Michael 5. Gross, P|aimWO
Fierce }. Richardson and : NEHT BY ArrAcn-
james +. Richardson. De- MENr.
jcni1niS.
q ND now, on this day. concs the saii
plaintiff by lis attorney, and it APP
pearIng to the satisfaction Of tho Court here
that the said defendants are not residents of
the Satc Of Arkansas; and, therefore. on
motion Of TIC said p'anlri' the Court doth order
that pnb.ration be moI. in some newspaper print.
cd IN tins NlaI' t"r $50 weeks in succession, the
last insertion thrrrof 10 be ut least thirty davs
h fore NO first day Of III" next tcrrI Ihis cour
noiiiL lug Tie said d,.ruIar;S that IN a,,actmrn.
h''s b'rn Issued aI.I:,l then, r~'r,, IN an action
If Drh! for i.'r hnrdlrL Gn,,rrs tS5nO OO) found
ed ON Il ilon'.->ury nulc lu>,.nrri IN ilis co lrl
by ihc said P'alulr and that uu,s4 they shall
appear before lhr rulrt here on or before the
third day Of The rrNl term hrrcr at cu,lrt 10 ba
h".drn Il, the rourt-huu>' in nc civ Of Van Bl.
rem IN the county Of Crawf,gI. on the first Mon.
day in August y. d. 1871. and plead to or
otherwise answer sniI plaiutItTS action. iuIgm uf
"i,i lie /, u!,.r.! a-aau>t lurrn Lrrrll and l.,.r
estate sod TO S1t.,iy the sum; ami !: Is further
ordered that this cause sand continued until the
ncNt lrrn Of tins court,
y true copy from the rrcorl.
Attest. A. MCLEAN. Clerk.
May 10. lS47.-l4-2w. Prs. fee, Sc 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

bI1 received.
- - keys Boston nails,
sets Smith Tools,
81, u lbs. asst. Bar lroN,
3 doz Waldron Best :, ylArs,
l0n prs. Trrc Chains,
l,UUD lbs. Cast steel.
lJpJ A. Blister Steel.
ScOTT, WHITE & co.
j ''s,9i Gi,...
40 boxes Pint FlaskS.
10 boxes Bar 'Iumbicrs,
10 FIutcd do
10 Iiun do,
G'boxcs Gal Candy Jars.
t "
Pint do.
II Loxcs l. by II Glass,
50 10 " II -
SCOTT, WHITE 4 co.
EuST reed fine asst. OF
- OLD LlQUOR.
pipes best Brandy,
10 L" Old Whmkcy,
pipe Holland Gin,
Jamai ca Ram,
O!d Port Wine,
doz. Pale Sherry Wine, in bottles,
Port do.
SCOTT, WHITE & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

D u T. UT NhNANoNN,f
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD,
In the Circuit Court Of saM county. al The EJru.
arg Term, 4. d. 1917.
February 2d.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

Rcr. J. n. NgG1.--A letter was presented to
the Philadelphia NJ. L. Conference last week. pre-
terrIng charges against the Rev. J. n. Mat, and
desiring that the Conference should officially de-
clare that he IS no longer a Methodist Episcopal
minister. 1t caused some excitement, but tie
Conference finally resolved TO send 1t back 20 those
who had sent it, declaring that they had no jurI>-
dlcton in the matter, as he did not belong 10 that
Contercncc.-B Sun
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
300 DOZ. Palm leaf Hats.
SCOTT, WHITE x co.

Dn BBLS. CLARET VINE.
~ 3 BBLS PHILADELPHIA ALE.
SCOrr. WmTE & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF CRAwFoRD,
In the CraIrfOrd Circuit Court, in
February Term Mercof, A.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
STATE OF ARKAN~AS,3
CoUNTY OF CRAWFORD. (
In HE Circuit Court Of sail county az tie FcJru.
ory Tym Il. d. 1917.
February 3D.
Daniel wilson. IIaiaiiT,

rs. AssuMrsIr EyA,,.,
Warren Avery, H~lraIro,S rAcnmry, ." q.
q ND now ou this day came the said prii ai.Y
1S by attorney, md nappcaring 20 tho sathilr!
ton OF tn" court. that tho sud defendant WasSea
Avery is not Il resident OF this STATE, it is thnrc-a
fore no!ion Of sud Plaintiff ordered that ptk,is
cation be mvic il mo news >paEcr publishcsSin .
Ills State for two successive weeks. the last in
scrton to be al Io1s: ic.y days before the ns4x
term Of his court no.fying SAID defendant of tho
prndlhg Of this suit By u;trchnanl for tho sum Of
one huu!gcd and oac DO Lars ($lOl OU) and that
unless a"a"p""r here Oh or before the third day
Of the nest term Of this court TO l., holden on tho
ira! Monday in August \. d. 1871, and plead
answer or drm"r T. l.ao plaintiffs action, judg-
mcnt Wi. b reg. ,rrcd AZ inns. him and his estate
sold to satisfy the Sarno; and il is further ordered
BY III, CoJrt lhat lI.s cause be continued until
the u,.Nl term Of :..;S -our:.
a .rlc copy from the record
Ai~st, A. M.LEAN, Clerk.
May Is, lSi..-l l-2w. Prs. fee, 81 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
SfOO REWARD.


W~ RANAWAI from tine subscriber on the
LlLSS.L 18TH iust., in Montgomery county, NV
TS slave ANDERSON. said negro is bout
'(IS ) feet II inches high, 2G or - wears DID,
W. is rather ola copp r color. wears smlI-
e. luE c"unlc cnanre and - pleasant spoken:
W"rr Wn,n he lett blue Jeans coat and black wool
hat. lie also took of par of Drrng,T pistols about
) inches long in the barrel.
will pay the ibry" reward to any person " ho will
tax, up sand negro, and lodge han in any luI SO that
1 ct him; and etrvcrrd to ne at my rcsiGcnc..
VIII pay all necessary expenses IN addition t, th.
above r"ward.
uIN%I BURROUGU.
Mt Ida, March, q, Ill. l.-GN
Arl l;nr...tr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
EIISIs @,

BINI !plNTsN fI0at Ind %, Nuddcr, and Coppcrls
fer sale ly WALLACE \ WARD.
May -, lei1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

SsWAINE'S EXTRACT OF WILD CIIERhN. for
- sale lay lMAy -, ~ WALLACE& WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

AT the top of Richmond Hill. is to be seen
painted on board. which is placed in tho window.
Preparatory School for Boys of both soXes.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

JEREH. COLLINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

The Prairie Ship.-"Don Alfredo,' "Wan.
oering Artist" is about to take an excursion
upon The newly invented Prairie Ship, which is
10 start across the Plains n a short time. in the
direction of Bent's Fort We wish him ha ppy
trip IN this novel vehicle, and shall expect tha t.
on his return, he will enghten the world con-
cernng this latter day wonder. He writes to Il
gentleman in this place in reference to it as fol-
lows:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
lroil and Nails.

'IND, Bar, square and Hoop Iron, Pougl
4 Wings, Land Sides and Nails. asst'd for sale h.,
May -, II. WALLACE y WAED.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

Mchcmet a Ii has the ntcn:ion of gain visiting
Co4stanlinoplc, and wishes 10 build n summer
residence near Boc <os on the Asialic shore. The
land has been bought, and the work is to be
begun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

Iowa LegisIaiure.--This body has adjourned
without ccclng- Judges OF tn" Supreme Court or
Senators in the Congress of tho United States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

AIegam hisure.--A lady in Providence, r. l..
has satisfied her curiosity in the discovery tina
there are 3,O25 seeds in fig!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
EsNi.e. :lI.c.

4 : ass"rin' nj Of IIHrIN"rc and Cutlery, Just
y rccc,,rd and Ip: >ulc nv
May -, II. WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

thGnrCry, at TIE
ID. ISL.
February Slh.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

Swine Of Four Men" is the namo given to a
kind Of wine nude AT a IittIo place called "WIi-
zenhaIscn," in Germany. Tho reason Of this
name is that ''it takes one to pour It out, ono TO
drink it, and two to hold the man while he swal-
lows it,"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

y true copy iron the rrcorl
Attest. A. MCLEAN Clerk
May 10. lSi7.-l4-2w. Prs. fee. Sc %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
Tile Horse FIv.-A ncptI

Au attempt TO poison yourself is a rah act.
but slice OF bacon Is a raShcr.--A shoWrrv da '
is damj,, but the refusal OF young lady is a
dumber.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
SaGiUleYS.

TT lItNEts-s.
- fERINH INGNAIN G. tNRrErINt, for sale by
> May ~, -. WALLACE 4 WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

GTGovcrnmcnt has ordered the enlistment Of
200 scamcn. rendezvous is opened at New
York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22
01-&2.O79,5lI were coined at the Pnadcph

y new Island has beon discovered in p. 20
e to 10 miles long.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

Capt. Nntoa, "in fell at tho siege of Vera
Cruz, was Il p.uus n.;,n, and was designing to
leave the army TO serve the Prince of Peace IN the
ministry of the gospel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-22

JOHN COLLINS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
AprfcuIturaI.


There is most mischieyous enemy Of
the apple, that attacks the fruit only; and
where it prevails is known as the apple
worm. II is true caterpillar, not grub,
like The plum and cherry weeyils and is
the larva Of the moth called CdrpoedPsd
pOmonelid, the cooling or fruit moth.
A good description Of this moth, with fg-
ures, may be found at page $50 of Rollar's
work on insects. In some years this apple
worm has been so common in New England
that very large part Of the apples were
rendered worthless by it. II is very rare in
the interior Of the states, but we have oc-
casionaly met with il, and it is TO be appre-
hended il will become still more common
The moth appears in The latter part Of June
and without punctnring the fruit, deposits
its eggs ia the hollow al the blossom end Of
the fruit, where the skin is most tender, aud
the worm the least liable TO Disturbance
As soon as the worm is hatched, which is
in few days, il commences eating into the
young fruit, making its way from the eye
towards the core, aud marking its presence
by the powder thrown out of the opening.
The moth seems to prefer carly to late APP
pies, and the thin skinned summer fruits suf-
fer the most extensively. In the course Of
two or three weeks the worm has burrowed
to the core, and attained its full size To
get rid of the matters made in its excava-
tons, it cuts round hole through the side
OF the apple. and thus is enabled TO keep its
burrow clear. Sometimes the worm leaves
the apple before it falls, but usually the in
jury it has received causes il 10 fall prema-
,urely, when the worm quits it and spins
cocoon, in which il changes to a chrysalis,
and in few days more the perfect insect
appears, to renew the work OF destruction.
These are only the earliest ones the latter
ones do not perfect their transformations till
the ensuing spring. The surest mode of
destroying the apple worm, is to allow swine
TO run in the orchard, to gather all the fruit
that falls; or where this cannot be done, to
pick them up by hand and feed them to
some animal. The plum weevil and the ap.
pie worm are distinct insects. The plum
weeyil has been found in the apple, but the
apple worm never in the plum.