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81 hN now currently reported 10 Washington Dist
should Conge" r'n.ent 60 he creation of The Office OF
Lieutenant General Senator Houston 81 Terss Will receive
the appointment Wore, decidedly, then Benton!
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Signed
JNO. +. HAMTRAMCk,
Col. CONG,
THIS. p. RANDOLPH.
Lieut.. Col.
J. a. EARLY. Moor.
10 his bEeelleHey,
VILLAS SNTH,

Governor OF Virginia.
This communication was, on motion Of Mr.. LEAKE,
iened 10 the Committee Militia Laws.
TIE SrElEFE laid before the House a communication
from RObt g. Scott, accompanied by hs report Of the ID.
gezt and REFUSAL Of tho Criminal Code which was laid on
the table aud ordered be printed aud referred 10 the
Committee of Courts u Justice.
communication next received from the Second
Auditor, transmitting statement Of tho amount drawn
from the Literary Fund Of the Univer.y Of
Virginia mp the 30h September 1896 with statements
showing the amount expended account Of Primary
Schools from the period Of the first appropriation for their
support 90 the present year inclusive and tho ap
pf,yniod n aid Of Academies by School Commissioners
of csn1In counties aud corporations, and the Of
School quotas forfeited by sundy counties 10 which they
assigned.
a communication was also received from the Directors
Il the Lunauc Asylum Williamsburg, transmitting their
report Of the condition Of that Institution. (Lad the
table and ordered O. be printed
The SfEAgER then laid before the House n communica-
ton from John VI Martin. CMal AgentJ announcing the
tc.h Dl o Hon. Isaac s. PEyyTBtcsLR, Senator n Con-
grc.s rom Virginia.
IN consequence of lh4 communication, Mr. Bars offer
| cd lhe following resolutions
hsf,irsd gnaan0usiy W he General As,smJyo Of Vir.
gina, Iuli We have heard, with deep regret Of the death
of he Hon las. So PlysYu,cEEB, Il the Senators 10
CJrAra.s i.lm thc State of Virginia
hfr1trd a. testimony OF respect Tor the excited char
actef 1uI pl0na worth of the Ead Isaac s. PEgsyBAcEEn
\ Che mcuber Of tne General Assembly Of Virginia vii
wear ihg u-uai badge Of mourning for the space Of hry
| dag
R,fofrsd Thata copy Of these resolutions be transmit
ted 70 ihc widow 0f the decreased, with tho expression %
| our deep ympathy ilr hof loss.
Mr. DoBNlS Then moved, as further evidence 81 rcspcc
Tor tho deceased, that tho House adjourn, which unan
| mous 3 ngrcCd a..
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Isr,aEsr1sJ PROM CA2Y.1 An aryaI This morn
Irg y.ts p1rsssDr Di accounts t0 Che ~ u'L
lrrtr NJ that date sls nlt lampcchY hos positively doe
gs.clrd force 1l $500 mer, winch wa. Joined by five
hundred tIc road, with ~ pieces aulcty, oil we'll
"a dped, with Wow 90 compel lo Royornmont OF MERIDA
succumb 10 ho pfonunc amento ct Campeacby Of 9Th
December
The object Of the pfonuDciament0 and d Ibis move
meat be- declared 90 Do 90 maintain tho neutrality If he
peanss.a between Doe Untsd States and MoIico, aud
plt dYUn tbc government, which they tuy als wed lo
country TO- Santa Anna.
Ths people OF Campoachy have elected Don Domingo
Elusi Provisional r0ycrnlf. lie uldfosscd, The fh
u.', long communication 90 tho government Of Meuds,
setting forth he Of the insuuocton ~ Campeachy
We received this documen, o. too late On hour 70 examine
% to-day.
Inc dwelling oi Cr.m0d1fo BsFeov a. Norfolk was
enerco on "cllesdsy eysnog last Wills, tc family were
Of i'a. and obbsi Of ~ which contained $500, vsiu
1''e Paper. aud several a'cos worry bznJ T.; led, Pof
gov OF ih' m"r'y v18 n Treasury Notes and Phade'pha
Loan Ceuhesies
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1.-the New York papers state that that city is flooded
with counterfeit dimes, and quarter and half dollars made
Of base metals. and eaHy delestad by die sound
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MarriPd.

On Tuesday. the 22d December, ult, by the Rev Ro.
w. Cole Mt GEoEGE,W MARSHAL, TO Miss JUDITn ..
CHAFEAS, all Of Caroline.
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IT We glad to hear that North Carolina though
somewhat slow ~ her movements, RIP Van Wrinkle like
will be 10 the field with full regiment Of volunteers
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wuJ SHELTON. secry
Prom the Norfalk Beacon, Jan. II.
FIRE.


The three new brick tenomonts belonging TO Hall, Esq
situated Mlin Street. between Market Square, aud
Church Street. burnt down fnd1y night last the
Gre being discovered about o'clock Repairing car.
y 10 the spot gathered the following particulars: The
fire originated in the garrett Of the middle tenement nud
the result Of the carclosnoss Of servant womon who
upon retiring 20 bed left lighted candle box await
lhc retiring yl another who occupied the
apartment with horsof Soon falling asleep, and the
other not forng asoKpocted the FIRE Com
munic1cd TO The box aud then 90 tho building with such
fearful apdy that before tho could DO cxcated
from her pcuOu5 condition. she badly burned
leave but o hope Of her living. ln the bed with this
the infant child of tho other servant aged
bout FIVE weeks, which regret 90 learn, burned TO
death and entirely consumed and deauoyed By the fire.
These tonomons wcro sovoully occupied by Mosss
BurwcN Jowory Store, Martin Tailoring Store;
and sohwarzhon. Fancy Store. We orc pleased to
learn That Mr. Martin fully insured, and that bic entire
loss Will not exceed 500 Mcesrs Bufwel aud Schwauz-
hoh regret state, quite fortunate, being
only partially insured snd their losses greater han those
Mr NJ. The former In furniture ond goods sustaining
loss the probably o $500; and the latter the
amount Of 400 SfU0.
Tho enetprsing of the tonomcntH, foar is the
mostfeuous sufferer bro hs calamity being only parsly
insured. Hislo cannotbo lees than $1,000.
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u The National InteIlgencer Of Tuesday informs US
that the nomination Of K. ?. Remington Esq Of Penn
syyaua be Charge dc- Atlres Of the United States 10
Denmark place Of w. w. Irwin recalled al his own
request; has been confirmed by the Senate. Time was,
when selected for diplomatic stations were known to
the country II any Of readers has ever heard Of
r. P Remington he has the advantage OF Us.
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Pay ofartilleyl
A. Infantry sol Pay OF dn.
di,rs, AID ofFoons and ri
Dragons and hemsn when
riilemen when mounted.
servi'g on foot
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j. Luciu= b Peck Loco, was, 5th inst elected
to represent the lh district IN Vermont the next Con
gress. lie succeeds Mr. Dillingham; Of the same politics
This the third trial, IN which plurality elects. The
stood follows for Peck $3.50, for Chase Wing
Sal l. Tor the Abolition candidate 1886.
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GAIT nous re,

A CARD.-ARIS THROCKMORTON begs
N aequant his friends that he again lessee or the GHLT
HOUSE City, where be hopes al old friends
and the public that e1u shall be- spared
ID. cnmloahc lavnr him with Their palLnnnle INV
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orr.

The concert Of this distinguished performer on the vio-
lin, well attended Tuesday evening, the house be-
ing crowded overowing beauty and fashion taking the
ead) To he ski, displayed, and the exquisite elegance
OF the performance the hearty applause OF delighted au.
dence bore ample testimony; indeed II were not mis-
taken, OF c5uu5seurs seemed almost overcome
with ecstacy.
SEnor Svor gives his second Concert TIM. evening g,
the Concert Room, which occasion ne vii be assisted
by Mr.. DundeTda.e aud Sgno George. We deem 10 IN
necessary invite any attend, would merely say to
those who desire seats, 60 early.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-14

" canvass j. now IN progress IN Frankfort Ken
lucky, for the Office Of u S. Senator to succeed Mr.
Morehead, who declines reelection. almost active
that which, saith, gong u Richmond. The
principal competitors for Mr.. Morebeld scat ore Judge
Underwood and Gov Le,cher. Mr. Clay 10 n understood
has positively prohibited tic use OF his name.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-14

" The death Of Senator PennybacEor .nte..g ouce
Of which by the cars, having been yesterday on
nounced the Senate aod House " Delegates, both
Houses after adopting appropriate Revolutions adjourn.
ed early hour.
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BFrom c. B. Luck, Tor the IN this City, we
have specimen box Of Leonard's Backing. We have
tested 1t, and pronounce 10 good, very good.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-14

rive would call the attention OF the public at large
to the advertisement OF Capt Larkin b. Smith, Recruiting
officer.
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SLavE IFsURuEcroN-A negro insuucction wa planned
near Memphis Cronu) neiEhborhood, and discovered 49,
Considerable enlistment bad taken place. snd the city
guard considerably increased. On The night Of the propo.
sed insurFsoton house hrs BsYera negroes
Rad been arrested snd confessed tho feet Of the intended
insuuceiiOn
srrsfR EsotHor-fhfs beautiful teamcf dtug GOT
''- Navy Yef. Tor tho Guf ~ Mfrto, pacsd ~ the
Fesfc,s,y Old NAVY under '"''" =" '''''e'' "'"
tor
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GRADE

bounty OF irt asrs will be paid recruit en- ed
for the iTtAeTg or IlfaHtry
hr-aes The monthly pay above stated per day
allowed every soldier which amply sufficient subssnee
also large supply Of comfortable clothing Good tar-
'e ana ue are At oil times furnished aud every Will be
phd 70 mixing those men who may enlit AMI determined "a
serve Their country COOL faith, comfortable and eoantsd with
lhef aln The beet medical attendance always provided for
e Sex soldier ah no deduction of pay made during period
be unable to perform his duty. soldier be disabled m
the line OF his duD the laws provide pension him.
y i above that the and are rr-e,t
able and a with prudence economy the monthly nav Of the
solder may be- laid upas every thing requisite comfort and
convenience Is furnished by the Government including b sugar
aud coffee The prudent solder therefore, readily save om
tf2O TO $1,000 during bis enlistment Of war; aud the erpr
ton OF tho term he caa chooses purchase small farm m any
ot the Western Safes ard there comfortably on hs
own and, for the Of his life
The sum Of ITO di5' will be paid CITIZEN non sus.
soHsd eer soldier who shall bring an ,tIe-
bodied recruit who shall be regularly The citizen should
present his recruit to the Lieutenant CAPITA md not To- th Re-
eiutirg SeTgeanB. LARKIN SMITH
REcHuITtSa RESpENors Can't asd R,,r.,,,,- Og,,-
Richmond. iih Jan Ist7. tlttsr1t
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SERVANT ron HIRE

WE have for Hire n capable Servant BOY,
about ~ yearsod To good master the hire will be lov
SIMPLIFY ment being Object.
ia 49, DUNLOP MoRCURE a co
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1--WE are authorized 70 announce that Wyatt Card
well will be a candidate represent the County Of
Charlotte in the next House OF Delegates
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PayFermOnth. Pay month.
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NESTS, VESTs-JUsT RECElVED-A IRISH ,upply of
Vests, some Of them quality black
double bcursdreesivcd yet rday per Express and BY
IN ~ STARR A. co, Liscs CofBtT
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OSI, ON Saturday night, my FREE PA
~ 'ihs IN Rockets Any p,nfon finding them will please
leave them at 'he Vsni Towing Company Once where can
them. EDWIN ROBERTs
Jituary a. ~.
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II UMBEF-Is6oO FRET - WHITE PINE BoARps
IL 5000 - OAK-hnding and for sae by
jaI4 INLOHs A. BROTHER
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lust RECElN ED.-A small lot of =. con
ardssupetor Pasc Hacking which BY lhoso
who have ud a. being the best preserves tho
Leather ard produces sIeesd ngy large
aud small boxes ly e. u. LUCK,
hlf for Richmond
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WEDNESDAY, JAM Is, lS4I.
communication was laid before the House from the
Governor, accompanied BY the following communication
addressed him by the Field Officers Of the Virginia Re-
giment OF Volunteers:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

nately, Mexicans and foreigners, and committed
every kind of excess. During this period CO.
lumn of American troops entered the city, and
were attacked by them, when they had severe
fight, the Americans losing two pieces of arlle-
ry; and between the artillery, the bombs and the
mob, the peaceably disposed had suffered distress
sing both in their property and their person. In
fact thev could not have suffered more had the c-
ty been sacked by their conquerors.
Santa Anna has issued manifesto, resigning
the Presidency of the Republic into the hands of
the President of the Supreme Court of Justice.
He also renews his promise TO shed his last drop
of blood for the liberty of the nation.
Ii is said that Gen. Rea had entered Puebla af.
ter dreadful bombardmeni of the city; that Gen.
Herrera had ma rched to Queretaro with the troops
that evacuated the capital, and that Santa Anna
had started for Puebla with 1000 cavalry, to pre-
vent the communication of the American forces
with the sea board.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
Rumored Death of the President.

The passengers who arrived in the easteIn
stage on Wednesday evening. state that report
of the death of the President was current at
Memphis on the 7th instance. This news was
said to have reached Louisville by the Telegraph.
We trust that such calamity has not befallen
the nation.
By reference to the letter Of the ID Oct. from
our Washington correspondent, it will be seen that
tho President suffering. at that date. from n
attack of fever but at the time the letter writ
ten, he was considered to be somewhat BETTER
Ark. Demococrat.
The above rumor was received by Mondays
mail, and nothing come last Thusday, to contra
dict or confirm it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

The MASSACRE OF OUR TToops.-We believe the
paragraph stating that 1900 of the American Ar.
my were massacred, by the rabbIe IN Mexico, is
unfounded. The statements are all contradictory.
and OF Mexican origin. The La Patria, Span.
ish paper in New Orleans, that is always ready
10 believe the disasters to our arms donb,s The
truth of il.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

or Gen. Wm. Glib. AcNeil, of New York,
has been appointed Brigadier General of the vo.
lunteers, in place of Gen. Hopping. of N. York,
deceased. Gen. Mcneil is a graduate of West
Point.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
RESIGNATION OF SANTA ANNA.

We learn from the Jalapa and Orizaba corro.
spondents OF the Arco-lris, that Immediately on
the withdrawal OF the Mexican troops from the
capital, the leperos or loafers commenced an at
tack on the houses of the inhabitants, indiscrimi.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

IHE New WoRLo.-Park BENJAMIN has re-
sumed the publication of this valuable paper
lie has engaged the services of Messrs. HENRY
w. Herbert and John E. Hyde as aids in its con.
ductIon; and from the appearance of the sex
change" by this mail, we predict for it an exten.
sive patronage.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

0FOur polite friends of the Missouri Republi-
can, are entitled to our thanks for fine Map of
Mexico.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

GTWerare indebted to the polite officers of the
steamer Cotton Plant, for late New Orleans pa
pers- We understand that this fine boat has re.
sumed her trade between New Orleans and the
Mouth Of Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

@The Editor of the F" Banner" is aware. ;f he
knows his correspondent Craw ford," who dates
his communication +" Western Arkansas" has
not been citizen of this county long enough to
vote, If the election were to come off to morrow
and OF course cannot be reliable source for in.
formation from this quarter, and he must be con.
scious Of deceiving his readers. We know that
this correspondent is almost an entire stranger to
the people OF this county, and yet he presumes to
" manufacture public sentiment for " Crawford. !"
So much for the Banners sources of information.
crawford" is known here, to be a loy, truck.
ling, ifinerant irresponsible telloD, that will pan.
der to his malevolence, and coward enough to
back out Of it. Knowing the circumstances un.
der which this fellow is placed, we wonder that
the IS Banner" will suffer its columns to be open
to such discreditabe trash. .e
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

+.+It is rumored that Gen. Kearneyh PAS been
ordered to take command of the new regiments
from Ohio and Kcntuky, and Join Gen. Scott,
without delay.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

GIVE see it mentioned in the Missouri paners
that the Arkansas battalion had arrived at Fort
Leavenworth. In this, we think there must be
some mistake. No such " battalion'' has been
raised in this State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

CORPORATION ELEcTroN.-The result of the
election on last Saturday, is as follows:
Mayor-JoHN B. OGDEN.
Aldsrmen--Messrs. Jesse Turner. John Austin.
P. H. White, A. J. Ward, R. Stevenson, J. A.
Dibrel!, J. d. McGhee and E. B. Bishop.
Recorder--D. Dickson.
.just'cts OF the Peace-Messrs. R. Thruston.
and James Maxfeld.
City ConstGble-D. T. McCollum.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

G-Godey's reprint of Blackwood's Ma gazine,
for October, reached US last week, containing ex-
cellent literary matter. All English of course,
but of the best kind.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

VAN BUREN, TowNsHIP.-The Democrats of
Van Buren Township are requested to meet at
the Court House, at 10 o'clock, on the morning
of the Both inst, to appoint delegates to attend
the County Meeting.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

6T Our acknowledgements are due Messrs.
Henry q Cunningham for fine can of oysters.
We found them exceIent--those who are fond of
the article had better call before they are gone.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

80 CHANGE OF WEATHER.-After six weeks of dry
weather since Fall set in, it has at last turned
cooler-enough sofa draw US around our fresides,
and on last Wednesday commenced the rainy sea-
SON, by good drenching showers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEErING.-On next Sat.
urday; the 3Oth inst, the Democratic County
Meeting will be held at this place, to select Dele
gates to atteEd the State Convention in January
next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

GTThe Poisoned Glove by Clemeniae, a
young lady of thirteen, will be fo.nd on our frs,
page.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
= G1-" Feathers & Fuss" is ecturing in Ouachita
county, in this State, on Church Government.
He is the

Attorney at Law,
The jack that waded the Arkansaw
He could drive the quill and WELD the hammer
Could practice law and teach the grammer.
Could poaeh and preach, sing IA 90 la.
Then pray and bray eh -ah, ehash."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

GTaylor's Money Reporter comes regularly,
and abounds with useful information to merchants.
No business man should be without this " Repor.
ter"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

protestant lady in Ireland has Just g'' ~
site Of four acres and flOO to provide for ~ J,
man Catholic glebe, for the parish. WIN ~.
examples OF true christian charity, there u '"'
for poor humanity.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

0tMr. Webster has declared himself in favor
of the Wilmot Proviso.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23


AUGMENTATION OF Gen. ScoTT's FoRcEs.-Ile
Washington Union says the addition to General
SCOTS army of all tho possible force of TaylG'
Will not strengthen the column of Gen. S;o!t TO-
degree that will make it irresistible. In addIn'
to the troops whichhe has now under his banner'
and to those which have olroady arrived at 's'
Cruz, and to the renforcements en- route for ina
city, and the new six regiments which have oeo'
recently called out, he will have all the Iroo'
which Gen. Taylor can spare from his line OF o'
fence. Gen. Scott will then have with hlm' a. y.
moderate estimate, from 25, 900 TO 3O,ooo o' W.
best troops in tho world, armed, fully equPPes P.
10 DEFY every danger, and to put down every ~, r.
position which the whole Mexican power can o',s. ~
against US. The total number of troops on ~. =.
hio Grande. after the departure of .he forces , ~,
under marching orders for. Vera Cruz WIZ
5,56S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

IHAT LAST DROP OF BLooD.-We see that Santa
Anna ran away from Gen. Scott again at Mexi.
co, and although he has resigned The command of
the army, he still promises to shed that last drop
blood for the liberty of the nation" He was
mighty careful Of the first drop.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

0TThe Democrats of Massachusetts, have no..
minated Caleb Gushing for Governor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

GTFrom the items gather by the arrival of
the alabama, we satisfied that all communi.
cation between Gen. Sco.t's army and Vera Cruz
is cut off by the guerrias. We see that Santa
Anna has resigned the Presidency and the COM
mand of the army; and had marched at the head
OF 1000 cavalry, to Pueba, to cut off our trains
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

HTHE RIVER is too low for navigation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

I. THANKsGlVNdD DAY.-ln another column will
be s9ep ia Proclamation of the Governor, of the
sappo,emqhtp &c horsday, the 9th day of Decem-
~ber hexf; as a Day Of Thanksgiving throughout
the State of Arkansas. We hope our fellow .cit-
zens will be mindful to adopt such measures as
will testify their gratitude to kind Providence,
for His bountful favors during the past season.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

The population of Paris is l,003, ,s97.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

TERMS.-If paid within three months after sub
scribing. 50 So AT any tme thereafter, SO per an
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

P. S. Other Editors copying the above, and
forwarding Mr.. Deshong the paper which con.
tans this, will be furnished with full set of the
rules.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
SWITZERLAND.

lbe accounts from Berne mention that the %
vernment had given orders that an account Of al
the horses fit for cavalry service should be pr
pared throughout the cantons. The capital VS.
to DO placed IN a good state of defence.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23

GREEN CouNrY.-This county has held meeting,
and appointed Messrs C. B. Croft, John w. Mccoy,
J. M. Mitchell, A. T. Purveyor, and r. ]. X. Nors-
worthy. They instructed to vote for Northern
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS
eleven Days Later from 7 :,
Arrival of the Union-pcc,;.

The frerch steamer Union, Gon,,is sI,''a ~
which sailed from Cherbourg on The 'sa a.. hers
rived at New York on the 18th ult ta St uG
over 70 cabin and $50 second.coh;o oae Nrooo
By this arrival the CommerciaI Al passeHs :;
Paris papers to the Both August. I'SSt''ei !
10 the 2Sth, and Liverpool TO the 27,S lsse
The London papers mention the fail. O' Auss
tellian, Sons & Co., and Messrs. WooJ,or'e o. I
don; Lyon & Finney, of Liverpool 4 !! S =
& Co., of Belfast, and house Of oid a. ! Deg
whose liabilities arc estimated at e40 onN saa'G
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-11-06
EeE. y. EA. he. EIsDaOsV.

Respectfully offers his professional services
to tho inhabitants of F.kton and neighborhood
He has been in the practice of his profession IN
Millngton Kent county Md, for the last eigIi-
teen years
He may he found at the Hotel of Mr. Jacob
johnson, or at his office. next door to the Drug
store of Or. UalIace: his bed room is above the
office where he may be found at night find
when from town professionally, intelligence may
be re ccivcG from DR. Wallace at what tiino he
will RETURN
ElKtou Nov, lS41.