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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02
LEGAL pI.EASANTRIES.

They originate more than hail ,hc cur
rent wi Of the day m the Gfca, W-r -
There 'sn rncy freshness moreover. nb8u,
tho pleasantly Of that tcg,oo ,ha, 10 quRe
delightful From the late Missouri Jour.
nal We have clipped the blIu~,ng an.cdo,o
OF an eH,nont legal gentle nan 81 ,hs, State.
Beng once opposed to Mr. < l,'c mem
Der oi Congress he remarked az follows TO
I'd" fy, upon pom, OF ds,stecmon, be
tween them Here nv brother S and
dhhr. Vow this - very naiurnl Aleu
seldom tee lhings ~ the same tight md
they may disagree IN opuG,nn upon the
timplcs prlnc,pic IN law, and TIN, very
honestly; whdc a, the same time u,r.n.t
can ,efany earthly reason whv they should
And this is merely bccan'o thee look q,
diff rent sides Of the subJee, and d. no.
view II IN us bearings
"Sulp3'e Tor illustration, a man honi
COM IN here, and boldly assert that N;
brother ) $ head Cher. he ii,I he h,ni
very h'nillafy Upon the large e uct lrhesl
y! his opponent ,,a .qua,h ! on tho
Other hand should mailiin mi pcfhsu
n'h 'gpns cobhicne,. thai u IS n hc1,
Now here Would BE- a d n frn:e- m.
1oub'jly al honest t.g tcnce--o' opnion
We NJ .h, argue about II III d.om..ay.
ani never agree iou of'en SO men AZ.
gnins upon subjects n ,nIy nnl ,r1,n,
a''hs. Boa ,hItd pcrssn coming m, aud
boxing a''ae neck sn! Shoulder hot sup
pou It, tou,t cay a, oGce Ia, bad reason
90 ny tic, Tor ~ wa 30, = head. y at
lca'' oecup'ed the place Of one and STOOD
where 4 head ought to o. AL lhis VA
uttered n The grsv'r sni noNtolemu uan
ner imaginable, ana lhe ,Hec,Na. ff,,sa
tly ..!lcfou,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02
RUTLAND WEDNESDAY. june. ~

STATE q thing. osnroi "a, forever. Surc',
'lc pcAce and ron'r rst. 'Ar VERY i've.
u the g rnmaniiy. Ar NJ 10 be n,'iscc.i
ioi IT, children o. r-o.-n'y' 4. II TINS
that t.c grta, one, >. nsf .sa! ~oal. GOA
sidcf Tie cause e tie olllc lcsrM J.,
'hc ca'anii! imr,al,o, over il,u al W.
Ices ac,vc steps NJ, 'alcn . aver; ~
Threatening '.,in. W fear ruch tat th~
'ifiu" OF or pr rVunifln ca wall ial -
sactiacc-iac virtue that ~ iyAi. oould
hitherto overcome You. vlo shullcf a,
Gle recital - The ,liuu,s committed y, ~
I'ish ,-asau,. he.,i- Yourselves 'ocn,icavot
to remove the cause O.: th,,c ,rimcs Not
for iho !osc oi gull, d. oei ,ul coan,r , mcn
rosur: 10 Tie wild justice - revenge. add
Ven. who Thought ,'lJ condemn ,A,u. H.. "
hu. h,;lc & tie struggles o'tcn endured lc.
fore they stumble il ,hc path ~ virtue
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02

d"s ct mic o. o., o. ne s'if
W., Earl isc WINES. he suslsl
ff'ngh efsck. lu' 81 e,'y ~ hat.n'.
~herc's' Ne Nsi n,ni to
N ~ me counsel nov ne e,s~ ~
ie"~- ,out Honor '"~' through plainly
l' N'on' PIT m 49, sj-ciscie, looked
h'cd'r through 'Ar'n At ~, parties hsed
b" r~r'il au' hc~l Russell -
1sccss~ ~ made .sj tho Ns~hsl snt
VI Ku'-ll va, 'rs,st, IN custody, ior ,ao
rrris
Whcrih' 49," inquired III Juvenile
VI Rl"sli q. s,vs he derr'v
Wei u, Moved Si Tom wipin.
y" oo'c " I d'n' 'h,nk al ,hs ere I'm.
'hH ~asihc ios ~ u.s. Ne rs.c
:, Log,' Vcvt,llc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02
Old TINES


n lG97 there were ~, fiify .ovcn
rlow. IN Na.ache.e'. ani f.. -, - -
agncul urnl Implements was roi amilnf
10 re hrm'r g'nrrly Pam a.. anuah
OF he 'osn Of sa''fn e. np9rpr' ia, "a ,.a,
year II va AGREED W 'hc iosb gf1ri.io
hchafi lirchin'ouieou ! ncf., - ssi
N a'iii'. 70 h''hn'e. on coudr pa,
3 he 9e' up ploughing"
1913 The count ofirr ,h1,a,lic .lee.
hoH Of a'slrani inlltn bean. .houf! b.
40 inii~ad - paper tie white q b. %.
HE uhifm'tsc nod ~. black seeauu
lbN The cosu orief. thar u any
t1Nng man 1'i'm.' - Bjlfcs,s yopn. No
nan .ghogl he con,,ni II her psf,nt- o,
~ cite " their sh,encs he siAii b. fine.
rs TT he bret onrnce riO Ir ~. see,.i
and be inprs,on'i Tor the ,h,fd
$50 Mathew hanl.y ~as i,le4 Gr
dfssIss IN the affection. OF John Trutoi,
dsosh.ef, without the cons~o, OF her %.
rsis eon,,ci,! and Ln.! IS ice. 2. =.
Ihf'e women weIo tined 81, each If
scCiJng
1865 iona, lsfb-hs ~,s ni.i T..
'r'og Sf,-' tpp': .A sAs seilmei
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02
GIVE Me. THE HAND

'.c me the Aani that i. warn I'd snl rcah
tse me ihc cla.p that b tind true sni st.,iy
ave M the hani that ~lii n.,-r deceive me
csc M a., grssl, th.i ! ~ nay b.le.r tlcc.
soft ). The palm e the iclirsic wom,n
iirfi - the hand - he rough stgrdv woman
so palm ~ hnrl hand II matter, not --ncsrr'
Give M tAc sra'p tAat q fslcudl, FIR ever.
a., ne tho hand !hAt i, tune A. n brother
GIVE ~ TIE band that hc hariu not another
'.ve ms tho hand tina, Ia. never for.~crc II
GIVE me ~. grasp tint ave may ADORE 4.
Lonely the palm of the fair blue en- ina lea
" ruy the hand Il the workman o'erlaicn'
luyc', " ugly 1t matter not never
'I'c me Tie graz that !. friendly iof ever.
'.s me tho gram that il honest and hearty,
Wee A. the hrectc, and un.hac.i"i by party
l., tire ni,hir give In. the gfs-Is that become her
tIp.es ih- enc II the vine. ofth~ sum alrr
tive mo ~ hand that ~ true al brother,
I..mc the h4nd that hs. ~rougi not smother
S,.t palm ~ harl hand, 10 'niti~ts not-neser
CIV. RI me sra'r that ), friendly Tor ever
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02
SONO ~ THE NIGHT.

When cour,in. s'umbcr,
The hours number,
And sad carcs cumt,r
My weary mind
This thought shalt cheer me,
Ihl. thou AZ, near me,
Whose car,o hear m,
IiII ,uc..ucl
Aiy soul thou kc'pc.
Who never .'eeper,
Nd gloom the decp"s,
There's ligh, above
Thine eyes behold ne
Thine arms enfo'! me
Thy word hisioli me
Tha, God Is lore.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02

NASYucKrr WnALrE.-Paaingt hro'
Nantucket. while on a vi-i, there. la,; sum
mer We stopped a, an on, of, he-way house
for glass Of water 4, We approaches!
the half open door. we bchch the following
scene. which or cited our risihil's a, the time
& considerable extent Am urchin.
some Elk years oli, had fastened fork 70
the end - hall Of warn Which he yer,
Acxicr1u,ly aimed 81 an Oh bl.ck at. gui
etly DOING IA corner. l'u.s NJ sooner
feli the sharp rr K - ~, fork. than she
dar,cd q in ~ ~hilc the experimental
sung out IN high elco Pay ou', mother,
rsy ol,. cher -" g,e. through the vim
i - BasioH No-'t'y Rs,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02

A R-.r one Of ~ Secretaries 4 STATE
,or The Unacl Sls,cs s,fucs on, good
mol for sr-ipo- ri Of "a irlruier ma par
ncaar case T. sp?ears Ih,,ihc ioorAecp.
a. o. the secr~,'y, Office wac remarkably
obl.ing, which proved quite the thing for
arabd office seeker, who managed 10 &c,
IA every day ant toher ,ae Secretary -
When he annoy ,nce hai continued three
or four days the S-cf>iry rerrei up one
morniny,o the dootk -eper and inquired
whchef hs sncS wts tia, MN esme alter
daily. We. sad ,hc funeioosry. an efHce
suppose True bu, 40 vca know What
oh:ef' No" We'll, ,isn III tell you
n wants your p.ee" Tn m~,.o- neI,
morning bs,wecu the ofhcs seeker All the
polite door keercf .c,i - have bern r.s h,
from she peculiar manner N which the IN
uuter was infonnsi hat she S-creisrv q,
10, =, bon,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-02

The following capaal son. We hnI go.
ing the rounds We have no iiea who the
author 10 bu. the lines sounI welt enough
70 be The rcveibcra'lon Of those human
echoes which rins through the heart Of
Sam Lover
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Agents for the Telegraph.

LiiTLu Rock. l.. snbnp
huAiGELtBoEo' Nm, IT, Preston,
ARkAntiunA, Iamrs $. Nald.
rAhArLit1A, FL kiddy.
lNi"N L H. X NJ Handy.
tLAEks'iur, IrHAs W, NJ. Hanson.
EAoLEroWN, {. n. Ami Robinson. If
loHr ToWsoN, Geo { 6naaina
IafAlrrrE, litng NJ l.smay
Vas BugrN, Col john DfsnHan. I. Al
thirtALteK BuIhr johnson. T. II
CsNnrN, Z Il MHnsI L n
nsrraLtr. Robert NiIaas. 1. II
Drhslp, 1ESAs, J. }. Williams,
NAkaEN, BRAuln, 60. b. ; nuBasa
fAEn, TENAs, Cyms X Halman.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
American House,
.Rr-A
CAMDEN. fIlA ARKANSAS.

FHEHE Subscriber would respectfully iaiefm The
J public, nud particularly the paifans Of {.
Euer & Go. aud James llulars, that he las nuf.
chased thc above establishment, opposite the
Lower Steamboat landing, and intsHas keeping
Al all Times % hoasr of Grsl.fala entertainment
and promisrs to supply his Tahlr with the hezi
The country eau ahanl aud HE Stalies Will Be
furnished with plenty Of pra,suift. all attended
by clrrfl and attentive oHlltn Families ean b.
comfortably accommodated aiih private reams,
aud ilr travelling public may fesi asHaaad that 10
pains will be spared by the Proprietor Of the
American House to give eullra faiisiaatian 70 all
Nho may avor him with Their pairah#Hr This
be,,yn Il pofr conveniently dnlifi iafpassenHffs
afrIyinr suh departing ON stramhaais tllan any
alhrr n Camden. aud they ui.i find i munh In
ihe.r advantage by putting up hata, M ffpeei.
,l'y Ga thr boat hsi.fies
IANnoS u CARTER
Camdeu. March 3l.Jm
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
.-E. E.lnl,l.La.

H.l opurJ ,tgp ior ihr
Il aal -anHdlF Gin SlaHH.
g H#H##t q. Washington in ihe sliaH
H#H john Mlys l.e p'tdeHa
70 a4Ha.aaHH' hHs ol Jha mot ian.
aud aaf vaFauIas a work done
= HH #aI .a8HH Hiaf|1ns
HH#H#F u4f- largo Hul rEfrr i've
IaI#|Hz aII#ai#I IH#'sfaI boo ibg c5sem rlIes.
HIHaH #Hs aI aEas#IHr Bar. wHh prompt
aaH H#i.ii O. hopes ta m5ut 7hare of
- HslmHaHf5 ...ana s3 Ii.u rally sz.
- EHsH 3 r#Hs#Ht ut.'1 ,I Gins nT s1It
81 sI y. Bio. .u Na.hnEfau
J. U CROSBY
naH 9H. '#-Uu
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Rev ard shcap Good +.

: HiIE alzsHhsn am receiving saHfHi s#-
tnslt 81 nV Goad5, Cyh1F hra's
See Iizis. Hardware, Gallery. GmaHa Sad
d.. -. ah.eh laey Jasi l0T .a'r o., iaa lowest
ua|Hs. rfHH#
Cent Hi iia public ranru''y aH IT,
sr#zIzz1F If. - leaH'I #H' ,FamIua lia.f s.aek
l.I.f= #HI...asHH elsewhere
usJ W GREEN s. Bro
NaHfor. ars. S tri 2-, l-ii.sm
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Arkansas.
ortrHuE

GorffHHr.
TuoNs DErw,-Ltilt Rock, Tasi afzss
Secretary Of Niae.
Dawn GHIfs,-Iau.e Roek. pot efiss.
AudiiOr et Public Accounts.
EllAs \ CoNws,,--Lule Roek. pct sfTIss
Treasurer.
sAnrrL An,ut -LiJlf go5k. pazt Office.
JHdsfs gfhe SgfHs Court
Ihomas johnson, Chief justice CaHIaasffIEz.
Saline county
williamson Oldham, associate justice. EaYz,
rilryll.c, Washington county
William Conway u ass4gIaIs tasii55, Bat5s.
willie, Independence county
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Doctors .yctt 4 BLOCK

AVE associated tbemsclys, .n the Practice
, Of Medicine Their offices arc In Wash.
inEion and Fulton whore one Or the otheg may
at a tImcs be found to a,ichd al calls ior Their
services
Washington October H. lsl6.lsu
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
cries!

sHai b. daily receiving % .ias' aT
E l.Iar nI Wire Of
H# Hurlt NaHH a..
UHfHs. sa n., NHg.r, DlsrHe.
alIi u1af.iy of ufhfr
I HH HIr sI an adrff.
f# .lel piJl iha s'adk rf5r.
HaI SD H.H.lHa moii OF iir article
~ #H go sell tl'gCl.l Gfocrry
II, NELLY
Na. Naroh 81 lsi7.lG
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
tstiininc.

4 FEW ounces of SuIph Quin.nc ius' received
aud for lls ai Dr. u T Jets drug store for
cash Expecting TO receive a large supply Of
Medicine shortly from Nrw York. invite the
attention Of Physicians and o'Lrr 10 uy stock.
which Will be .o!d ST the very lowest pross iOi
olsh only Call aud see.
u 7 JETr
Wa.hLnglon. OCT u. l.iG.lsgm
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
ao=P.i,r ters.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PklNIERI
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

TYPE FOUNDRY And PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
zBsHE sabzeribtr= have opened a new TYR
1 fofkna4 IA tie ely OF New Aork, where
they uTa tead} taaapIly orders 10 any eSlenl' loI
any kind Of job iansy type ink, paper cases
galgys, hfazs fIla, steel column rule, composition
stIek4 ehassa and every aftiee necessary lof
printing aliiee.
The typel which af5 east in new maulds' tiom
am entirely new sci af malriNes, with deep eoun,
I=Hs. aru Warranted 10 he unsurpassed by any aud
aIIl b. saId al ffleHz IA suit the umes' Al ui'
Yra furnished ny US Is ahand eazi.a
PrH.iaf pf.z#as ufuIahad. aud also steam ea'
e.ass af tine mosl approved Patterns
r. IL mauhnH#t iseanHlanlly IN attendance
To repaif presses and lizll Wafk
GamRazIlan rollers east faf printers,
q Editaa oI newspapers Who will buy three
l.me4as mufh tYpa aa then bill amount To- may
s.se ihe au8gaHik mouths fuseflaaln then papem,
lal aand tdeif papefz containing it 10 the sub
eoGkeRoff 4 oYERENp.
i4n
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Britt's Hotel,
" hSnlNGTON, llEMrSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS,

AKIN A.NFANs
2 'HE subscriber b,.a leave 10 inform his friends
mud the public, ihut be- hII. continues busi-
ness at hs old stand, where be- bis supplied him.
'elf with every Thing necessary lpf thc accom-.
moial.on of ihe travelling community llis house
H comm0d0us, the ruoms we'll arranged for
families and boo table well supplied with the bcsl
the uafkH affords
llf stables are large. lnuui'uIIy supplied with
pf0,endrr nnd aitanioi by 5aUu' osilars.
lla pledges himself That nothing shHll be- want.
ing Ou bic pan to frudcf comfortable MI who may
be pleased to give him call discharges will DC
as moderate az those OF eng other house In the
south as au evidence oi which De- farcr to N,
following
RULES
rnlfdrs pct month, Sl1
Boarding and lodging pr week, 81 IS
dly. 95
surle meal, %
tudmnV. 25
llUr.r feed,
Keeping man and h1nc ailn.gh' 81
Keeping houc per week 50
GEO o BRIT
Washington, oct 30, lsi5,-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Ju5tlsdf Nr Crrui Crarl,.

.'h'ffSgf ne tTcni Courts.
isi CHgai-Jula r jone. lls.sna. rlllips
county
2ud 1rgwi-Niiam II, Suuon, Columbia,
thc"i county
I'd 3d'Hcut-wllamC c. Scott Batcs,il-, lude.
Frnc'nrr county
iih Crsut--S.broa &. Sne,d. Fayetteville.
MaIuu- -ian couny
sn, CHcpi-MlIam Il. ErlJ, lus Rock.
fuil.ki county
t'h Ctcuii--c,'fgs Conway wa.h.ug'on,
Hampstead county
Hh 'Hoai-Wliiam " Floyd, C.arks,il.r,
lu'u,0u oUuuty,
sh hCru.i-thfuorher G. Scott, Camden, Qua.
cAta county.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
ESla bis he'd iia#ls slG.

VII HH#H#####A AAAHH###H H#H# HHitAtfH iH o
psf=aaz eHaIns iaudz II lie stalrs oi Nis
H.#IHHI md AHEkksszs az m AHaHi io sell lnniH
% pas lazH#s fHlHem I5aa# I'D far laNfa, recon.
deeds. Hf eHfH I#lafH#inH IA IL aiuu 10 The quail
fy situation. laa4i advantages. and value o lands.
in auy PM el lie aforesaid slageai OF any olhcl
busIncss connected with
GEBER IL LIND AGENCY
Fnm more iIIaa twenty ysals Of extensive
ffeanlle operations IN tie town Of Petersburg
NI5am.a. and ifam tho practical experience he
has haa IN lanH maIiafs. havIas hsaa u lafgr
owner af lanis ia hHth nj the slHtFs bsifr naurd.
Iaf uHH HsiH aI fHH ~ PIT HHH afforded bun.
aH abundant opportunity, n aHif tar 10 a. HfH
4fHIE ~ ID ##IlI=z. ia acquire lhaHHal
HHnN led p NJ al tHat e HHea#zaFY 10 BE- AHHlsu,
Ia nfIsH In aii#Hd 7lH.ai.s l. IHH nlrIs=is al aI
iHuHa Uaa mas HaHIIla Ih6If business 10 lis mlH.
aHamHuii aHi h therefore iaiiHs hmssiI that
SD. BE- aide IA F.fa aHiIFe astsiaelon Go a'i
HIa.. A. II Z h.s IaHHHi - u n as ~ HfrHasf
- =. HHafH 81 nIFrnm#f#H il SILL O.
ynHafad that all vie commit aIza|H uu. HHzs O. h4
Hafs. wi aeeamaaaK tiIaIf aElHHs With a sufficient
llsaaai ui zass Ia mel Al disbursements iI4i
may lHz fz4altad.
Hrmaiaaasz NJ Hs nj ? IL - n fif
slsfsfsH IN nil = q aaHl HIH# af dsraslits IH
auY salsHHi haHaz u Tie rHisH States
Al HaHHHH zI##HH uHiIHHi II faWEHs 4
60. H###H TzHz##Es g. T. " II naaffs
fis To- H#I#H##z5 IH#I#Hs HHIH. will meet
81 fH pHHHi alI#atIaHs II accompanied with O.
sufficient IN "a eaK#f lie expenses af iusasiiFa.
Ton. vi II BOWERS
ssP II. isIa#lf
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Dr. 4. g.. Erent.

Guduaio Of the University of Glasgow
~ Scotland, and Praetionrf Il srms sixteen
yenrs' standing, chiefly B ihe solih.w,-i, would
tender hls sssryiees hs a Physician, suige0u. sc,
10 The citizens oi l.swFyI.le. Lafayette county,
Afkl Office and residence in iie town of Laws.
VILE where be- may always be found, unless pro.
iasionhIiy engaged
LownYilIe. june Is, lslG-9f.ly.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
BoIRD or INSTRUCTION.
H on TUITION

Ii 3 paid ' H ,uaa in every instance To
- azHlaH laaaa. rrsauur of tH, laa of
Ass#s iWHU HUmgtou, so 01' CumnHl
z.zl laHeHa# sil un. full Coura, $40 H4,
aa Ea faaa, s2u u'; on Che Guiiar, alG,
EzasH #ii Drawing uul Painting 5ln niatd
55aa Il ger maH.h. Pupils entering adaI
IHH HaaH#H.HHHf pf f'.a ss. ou V. ply oua
La i|Is i5aa ai aHlas, bll nu deduction ul1s iaI
AaE Hme HfHl entering As las a aaI. HHs
Inning IHH.I'Hi.aH. 'He Trustees mrI u HpaH
4H gmHaI af laI'ru fees. A1 aHaa
- IHI# jon mH Do si .rrrrd .r.i IuI# Z.
u 4t#Hd#Hf
5Hz tHtHHs fake sra4f H'rasur u5nnalne.uH
HH aHH I'Ia Huts oI the amsfg, H.al
#5Es HHHHy HrWed doe s-ry', oI an ft
sa1IH eI i#IualaH fI''y e,mrHi.Hl TO lHe
Eaaz iazA a'i# I..E tfsa a.sUu.t.
" AsulBs N.GefgH
4lfa 1rIH#H
hs.IH Iaa. .'.a- So l-l,-lGss
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
osn,rtncr..ip Notlcc.

r#JHs urI I-r.rrsd having ihs Day ssarIa'
Z vl an. 10 in lHH0s BE pa DAVID
Hluga. f6c .1g.f rrrHUaf 800 b- conlucist
.ar.tbdnsal DO N.HtH-'an ull'r tau s,ylc col
a. U.-. g. .aN 10. Hrtduyll b.mlaii ui Oh.
,r -Ht4 r.f.a iaerre thanks TO hs Old
fs.rf. r.I g..H-H iaf orc LIBERAL patronage
I.....s .f. Ii1 ..n. all a.sur Them i.ai
% a.las sHl d. .alI 10 merit d ooll.uaauc.
o'itby .r .sa H.Ht .......
ABRAHAM ELOth
w.. sI' '.aI -l, ltls--lu
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Proocpiinr ,ii,oro,,s

ls' Crcuil--N NJ Poster, Hrlsaa, PHILIPS
county.
sud CuouIl-Solou d Jones, Pine Buas, Jrder.
tou county.
81 crcuii-Slas c. Walker, Ba,snile. Indc.
P'ndenoe county
Ilh tifcud-A u Greenwood. Benionyillc,
Benton county
'ih luguri. -ti,ofgc G. Watkins, aud Attorney
"rn'nl lstilo Rock, Pulaski county.
'ih IuruIi--AIl,n " llluus, Washington,
Hampstead county
''h ,teuii--lostPh J. Green. Van Bufcn,
Cmwio'd county
eth 'neu'i-R Lyon, l.. Dorado, Union county
TERMS or THE CIRCuIT COURTS
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
WIN. II. NcCutchOn, n 90,
IMPORTERS or AND DEALERS
~ HARDWARE, CUTLERY, dc.

IS GRAylER IT., Nrw ORLEANS
u AVE now in store, aud for sale at low rates,
general assortment Of Hardirdre, Cutlery
Se., Ae.-Consising in part Of nails, iron, east
iuzs, siesl axes hoes, spades, shoyels stock kei'
lies, bark mills, guns aud rifles, French pots; coll
o., loF trace, topHail and other chains; mill and
grind stones, auys, bellows, vices Rowland's aud
aiher saWs Of all kuis, sytbos and scklos, hooks
aud hinges, laukssrfews bolts hrass wares, shoycs
and longs, paseH, sndifons lcudtu, table and
naekel cutlery, scissors, rufofs, ra2nr sifops and
hanes. sievea COTTON and wool cards. planes Of all
kinds. files and edge tools, co1p,rs' tools. tres
hoops, walters and trays, bits, angrrs aud anger
bis, eoFdaFe, piint', oils, turplnt'nc, oakum, pitch
and tar, straw cutters, oum shelters, names and
eallais. poughs ard plough moujs, Tin aud iupaned
wasaa, fishing tackle ia every variety
J. MEaontNfs PlANrEgs and others, are fc.
apeetluIIy invited 10 call aud examine for them.
srlgrs. my5lsi1ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
TRI.WEEKLY SOUTHERN COACH LINE
United SiGfeS .fsatt,
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO
WASHINGTON, ARK.=

,gNuE Proprietor respectfully informs he tray
cling community, that he has the above llne u,
now In successful operation PASSENGERS VIII
isnv, Lizzie Rock and Washington, on Tuesdays
Timsdays aud Saturdays, at ) u M going
through rolr point lopout in b henfs,
The Proprietor pledges himself to use every es'
rrlion to accommodate all WHO may faffeatt
him--iu promote their comlor aud convenience
und to render his caaches agfeeahlei aud liiai L,
will employ none but attentive, careful, sober and
exp rIcnccd drivers
Fire-passrngrrs through SIC. Way passeh,'
qcrs B cents per mile, 40 lbs. baggage to eaef
passenger -.
Sfa OH.r-N the anthony iiaase, hitiif
Rock, aud al the Post ollire, Nashlnaiaa
], u. HAMMOND.
Sep. ., lslG.42tf
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-07
From the Providence Journal.

ScHiLLERs HOMAGE OF THE ARTS; Will
Miscellaneous Pieces from Ruckert, Frel
egrath, and other German Poets BY
Charles T.. Brooks. Boston James Nun
roe a. Co.
Another series of exquisite translatons from
the accomplished scholar ofNewport to whom
we owe so much for introducing to the Ameri
can public the best treasures of the German
muse.
This book is casket of gems. They al
sparkle with their native light, undimmed ant
unbroken by the setting which the translate
has given them.
The principal piece is from Schiller, one o
the latest of his compositions. 1t is of grca
finish and beauty, showing at once the intel
lect and Imagination of that best of German
poets. The largest number of pieces is from
Ruckert, living poet of the rarest gifts, blend
ing the delicate sentiment Of Tennyson witt
the lyric fire Of Burns.
Buy the book, reader, and read to your chill
rem or any little friends, the charming piece
A" The Stranger. Childs Holy Christ" Goo
translations of masterpieces are much bette
than poor attempts at originality C. Burnett, JI
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-07
Tux Ten Gun B.los, AND TIL. Nosru

Tns Ten Gus BnIos, AND THE NoRrm'
EKs.--A naval correspondent Of the Port
land Advertiser, writing an account of the
loss Of the Somers, from Anton. Lizardo. on
the 10Th ult., closes with the following gen.
eral remarks -
This war is using up all our ten guns
briggs, well styled "the coffins,' in the Brit
sh navy. as fast as their worst opposers could
wish. OF the batch OF five built in 1912, the
Lawrence has been condemned and sold, the
Truxton met her fate at Tuspsn. the Perry
was nearly lost in the hurricane of Key
West, and now the Somers. TIE Bainbridge,
The only sound one Of the party, has once OF
twice been compelled to throw a portion oI
her guns overheard 10 secure her safety
She however is on the Brazil station.
Since the commencement OF the month we
have had four norihers-a specimen Of the
winter weather of the Gulf. Some Mexican
sagely remarked during the French war,
that the coast was protected by General
v Vomito" in the summer, and by Admiral
Nor,her" during the winter months-as true
as wuty-se,ting aside the "bars," which
are the natural forlifications Of all the sea.
board towns.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-07
HERALD AND NOTWITHSTANDING THURSDAY MORNING. lS4

MELANcH0LY AccIDENr.--An accident Of
a most heart rendlng nature occurred last
Thursday, at the Scythe Factory, q, North
Wayne. Mr.. Geo. II. Williams, one OF the
most worthy and skilfuI operators, was killed
by the bursting of a grindstone, on which he
had just placed piece Of work that he had
been making. Mr.. Williams was employed
IN nuking dies, and had just prepared one Tor
grinding. when he went to the stone and re-.
quested the person usually employed there
to take his scythe off and let him grind mo.
ment. The man left to make room md hard /.
iy had Mr.. Williams laid his work upon il,
than the stone burst, and portion weighing
a ton. passed up through the floor and rool
Of the building, carrying Mr.. w. with it.-lt
was all the work Of an instant. When taken
up he was senseless, and he died in about
thirty minutes. Mr. w. was a native ol
Read6eld, and son of Elder Williams, a
member Of the Methodist church--an inge-
NOUS mechanic, an estinable citizen, a kind
devoted husband and a christian. lie was
buried in Readfeld on Sunday last. The
funeral was attended by a vast concourse OF
sympathizing citizens, and his remains were
attended TO the grave by the workmen Of the
est blishment, and q numerous procession oI
the members Of the order Of Odd Fellows. oI
which fraternity he was a beloved and highly
esteemed bro,heL-[ Maine Farmer.