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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
GET RID OF THAT GorTRE.

Many persons labor under the mistaken idea thal
GoItrc, an enlargement the threat, producing
doormity, and often death, from pressure the wind
pipe and large vcsso.sl is Hcurahc. This very
great mistake. This disease well as ScroGula,
eradcatod from the system by that pleasant, yet pow
erful medicine, Jaynes Alternative 1t j. certain
when properly used, that the gives light
and heat All is wanted is fair trial of its virtues,
and the tumor will begin TO diminish in SIZE Cra-
duaily become smaller until it entirely disappears
A PHYSICIANS OPINION OF JAYNE'S EXPEC-
TORANT.
Dr.. David Jayno-Dear Sir; have used your me-
dicnc, $50 universally known by the OF Jayuo's
Expcctorant) in my practice for number Of years,
and most truly say, that / have been moro
ccssiul in the of that mild safe, and thorough
ExpectoraHt, than of any which have ever used. 1t
is the best for the following obvious 10 does
Cf given in proper doses) occasion disagrcoable
1T does not weaken the lungs and prosttat
the system, like most other ENpcctorauts in common
use, does Il abate the appetite Of a. patient like
other nauscating medicines which have been used by
the faculty. l. word is nearly quite the thing
which has been sought for by many Of the faculty
ages gone by. l remain yours, etc
LUTmn BRICHAM, NJ. ID.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Iayne, Philadelphia, and
sold agency by STEW ENSON 81 BELL.
Van Buren, Arks.
w. Il. & NJ. MAYERS, Fort Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
From the y. .. Ficavano, 1871
iFfiEa Of lEr Erv GrI-97E

from the y o. Ficaygno, 18Th.
lffiyal Of tie ICW Orleans.
L4TEa FROM VERA CaCz-IuPoRTAyT
NEUs FEog Mexico.
Fssm,tip New Orleans, Capt. Edward
EhCm we are indebted for the prompt
o eur Jurisprudence, arrived Yesterday
from Vera Cruz, having sailed the az
Of Tuesday last, the Sin Inst. She
over sixty officers Of the army. Most
aie ordered OF the recruiting service.
orleans had some thirty other cabin
rs and about 100 discharged soldiers aud
1as,e''s men, The ship has made an
f11ary run.
Ieaner l"dus.ang," of the Delta,I ar
1 ERA Cruz on Sunday last, the 9th inst.
15sPalehes from Gen. Scott for the Gov
At " ashIns,oa. lie was only four
'.n Inc c.iy Of Mexico. He sailed on
!, 'I9 Iin .nsi., on board the L. S. steamer
@VOie' The New Orleans was detained
I -ly' 10 gre the Iris time to get in ahead
s'''oe AnoEH. The New Orleans,
4 y'ef'o2k he Iris and passed her before
p '"e b'uze. The dispatches brought
'1[Agf are OF the utmost importance.
u men was not generally known at
- ol' from 4 source in which we have
-.1A ience we learn That the Mexican
-1S sent 10 terms of peace. which Gen.
Il '1@-l the responsibility Of accepting.
"ueIes Of this arrangement is that
-said United States troops shall re-
-'A''o until certain obligations are full
= '8aaldar Of the troops to be with
- mat the PreIiminaries Of the treaty
4 ~ Sgned on the first day of February
II N-an Oovernmeu:, and that no doubt
;,"s1 that the Mexican Congress,
H. ~ 'lea IN a few days, would ratlfy
a,v no '1fge majority. BY the terms OF
5e bal Understand that the United States
and r-D-ary r. Of the Rio Grande, New
krs,;;o, OP'gi California. The pecuniary
(0u1a,s5' .oese concessions IS a mere
Al IT, IT, VIA that proposed in the con-
iar 'lS arrival are to the evening oI
klso on. oli Tue ci.y OF Mexico, aud the
a,,si 'eD ABOVE comes 20 US through sc
70 rs. ana N sucl authentic form tha
be- ~ ga 10 question The fact.
by q aa'4' overwhelmed by letters anc
rVtlz1ba vas captured Oh the 26ti
=, Lane. at the head Of a mounted
aof, .c' Hays ard aIaj. Polk. One o.
ls -'e enterprise was to capture Santi
! fsalaean, but. in this particular, the
+ ~. u' The willy Mexican, effected
b. uS9 the treachery of one of hi
A,,s
|fan returned on the Sth irst. to Veri
Rsa, expedition 10 TlacaialpIam ant
4sa CRUZ on the III
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

ins''-one Tor Orizaba. under Col Bapkbeod
consisting OF over 1900 men, and the other for
lie city of Mexico. under the command Of uo;o.
Caid veil, of the Vo.tigeurs. J''
ne expedition which LIFT Vera Cruz IN Tho
~4!h uN. against the guerrilIas does not appear
70 nave effected much. They had two or three
brushes with the enemy, bet no great harm was
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

OrFThe Director of the Mint at Philadelphia,
states that the coinage in 1917, at the mint ana
the several brach minis, was, in gold, $2O ~ l.
385 in silver, s.. .374, $50; in copper, $Gl ,821
total. S22. .657 562, and that the deposits amoun-
ted to s23. .O69. .6O3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
CONSUMPTION CURED.


The following IS from highly respectable merchant,
dated LewIstOwn. n. Y, Sept. 10, 1914.
Dr. ID. Juyue-Uear Sir: II Is said by PhysicIans
and is by the mass Of mankind believed, that Con
sumption cI mot be curcd-that when once il be
comes seated in the human system, nothing can era
dlcac or stay its progress, but that il will continue
the work Of destruction until its victim sinks the
grave
However true this may be in theory, I disposed
to doubt ii In fact indeed, my experience, and
Il desire to benefit others, COmPcls me TO pronounce
the assertion untrue. You will probably rccollect,
sir, that IN the beginning of I5IO wrote you,
ting that had the cOusumP Pton, and that it fast
hurrylng me TO the grave. did not then nor do
no" doubt, nor do now doubt, every symptom was
too painfully visible. My physicians considered me
rncuTabIe, but the advice asked of you given,
and am happy 20 say that by using few bottles Of
your incompatible medicine the ESPoctorant was
restored, and never in my life have enjoyed better
or more uninterrupted health than since That time
IL You shJ, ro..c me now, you would not imagine by
my 0PPcar' that 1 nap ever been sick, much less
that 1 had had the Consumption, but that ! still
living, IuscTibc wholly and entirely 90 your EzPccto-
rant. LEONARD SHEPPARD.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
zpiu on agency by
SrEVENGON 8. BELL, Druggists
Van BGren, Ark ausas,
and W. II. & VI. MAY EN5 Druggists,
no Fort Smith, Arka Esas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
A A VOLUNTARY WITNESS FOR JAYNE'S EX-
PECT0R


John Van Vakenburgh. Esq. writes TO DR. Jayne,
Sept 25th, 1916, and says Iwouid checrfully Of
agency for the sale of your family Medicines because
feel satisfied, that if had not taken your Expccto
rant, should before this day have been in my grave
In the month of August, 1915, had severe attack of
Typhus Fever and inflammation Of my Lungs, which re-
duccd very low, In few days after my fever left
me and began to gain strength had tUd cough
and raised large Quantities Of matter from my iungs
stomach. As my strength IN creased, my cough also
increased told my physician that wanted to take
your Expectorant. lie thought it best.
He ma dc syrup FOR my cough, W ,ch tool
for two or three weeks, but it did me n gooa n
cough still increased much that m, s,6,,srh anJ
lungs felt if they wereall new, nero Was s,,S
soreness. raised very large ar ount and il onneard
to me that [ as bad Of as many ser,le bo II go,
in the last stage OF consur ption and that coDdnot
i've but snort ulhe. therefore determined TO be
my own phys cle "a Catsll for half a dozen
bottles oi yo'ir E~pectorant and commenced taking
IT, ana III iss tdan twenty hours thore quiet
chahkf IN ny feelings, and before had taken two
0ottIeS OF st, restored to my usual health.
sold two or three bottles of IL to lady in THE
pace She has told me within three weeks, that it
mas Deen the means of saving her life. If you think
what havestaed, 10 be worth publishing you arc ,
! liberty TO do 30. -
| Respectfully yours, JoaN Vas VALKcxpUGa p u
Lexington, Green : ~ n " "
Prepared only. by Dr. d. Jayne, PhD;4deipbia. a,d
sold on agency by f'" "Hu
STEVENSON s. BELL, Drugoists
Van Buren Ark,s
And W. II. s NJ MAYERs. Druggists. naS s.
NJ Fort Smith, Ark
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
FEBRUARY 9th.
Eisfr.elS In AFka. SaS.

,.r,igI BistF.CiS in AfkaESas.
SUI ~'a nrocoeded TO consider. as in Com
os.L'' rbols. the bill 10 divide the dis
+ .l,os,s -, into two judicial districts.
npFFSE guggus,ed, thai as the Senator
pnn nareas, [Nr. SEWER who had proposed
d.. nj 10 the bill, WAS no: now in his
'Hl.''-i llH he passed by informally.
7, l,tSgLG{ SiHi remarked, that the bill when it
o.in d. =, o,isr had been already passed by
~ ~ .r.s Of amendment having been of
seq ~. r;Iieagus. He had no objection,
:, ,,ss it by now, if day were fixed
1 consideration:
EPITTENOEN expressed the hope that
- wopIi be fixed for the consideration of
4 .,,Pat it would be known when it would
Hs believed That they were encum-
II ,,,n.rv ia every direction with Fede-
=, II bis opinion, beyond the nece ssities
,,,- .,5o,rv. and contrary to the true spirit of
!. ,rs-suieat. Ia the pOPuious State from
1 cane. there wos 5u. one United States
.,,,-. and II had rot a weeks business IL
TBIess the people Of Arkansas were
-aIs, he could not imagine how such an
/. : bI:aess could BE- furnished as would
m a5d,,ionaI court.
ashley had no objection to any day
any Gentleman might be disposed 10 name.
1 hi observe. however, that this bill stood
n,-9,iar foundation. The judiciary Com
i,I never. since he became Il member of
,..s5 & Bill for tic creation Of moro than
ttrse OF these courts. la the present
vas net intended 10 create 4 new Judge.
a new court, for the reasons plainly set
Il 4 report printed by order oftIe ScnGte. Il
Be- obssrFed. bv referring to that report, that
ri had jurisdiction 10 the Rocky Noun
kritSs reason assIu1ai for the creation of
mo which he believed 10 be conclusive, was
difficulty Of compelling the Indian wit
| . come one hundred ani HEty or two hun
4 es into the interior OF The State. TO give
/ En7 in cases arising iu tIlL region. Here
tie expense 10 the Government bad ben
;auj there WIS 10 laaa.- that If the
lca It was now proposed 10 create, had
from The Hrs-. JHs saving TO the Govern
51d nave amounted 20 a. .=as. fifty thou
hrs. The SAVING Of lHs expenditure
re. and the rendering facilities % the ex-
i Of Justice in -Is ild.aH country. were
Is Of the present bill. Z was proposed
the court On tIs western border of the
/ Van Buren,. Es had taken the p-ecou-
| .sr the UnaHIm0gs recommendation OF the
ssisalurs. to P-ecIre "a letter from The su-
| |,of Indian afH-s al enc West. Captain
kOsg, AM also from tire conuaaIiug gene
lOf Raln le.5mneuHeI t.e creation OF
\ e0lfasg H=-r- rE allis..g. crime in
an coyn.sy, aal Of acoa5miziHs lae cx-
resol md IGrl rInsgg. sIs referred the
Lf0a AelJucsy 10 t.s report CD :uis case,
hCld, he aPgreHeGied. remove his OBJ
to the biI. IN conclusion. ne had 90 OBJ
b iziag particular day for the bill, and
'Te tomorrow.
% Eas lien postponed, and made the or
-e -aY for tomorrow.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

z DEET-Long red or blood early turnT- rooted
BcGnS--early, 6 weeks red speed valentine,
red french, China white RED eye, white kidney, Gran
berry bush, carly yellow, scarlet runners Ca5bgge-
carly York Landreths large York, early sugar, large
drumhcad, drumhead savoy, green cUricd do, red
Dutch. CarTOt-OUE orange, early horn. CGU t0jCll'
early. Ceiery-whitc solid, rose DO Cucumber
long green, early frame. Egg-piaEt- purple LUatCe
green curled. Lcttuce--eariy cabbage, royal do.
large curlcd India, green Cass MHstgra--ycilow.-
OhrG-- OHiOa--silver- large red and yellow
Pdrsieg--green curlcd plain. PaTSaip--Gno sugar
ton, matchiess marrowiat, Bishops dwarf prolific
PcpPer-red. large sweet, bell RadiSh--iong salmon
do scarlet top, do red turHip, yellow do, summer white
Rhu5qrb-for tarts. SHiSafy--or vegetable oyster
SquaSA--eary bush. apple do, long green, Lima or
cocoanut. Tomat0-large red, do yellow. IUrHP-
Early sugar corn, sweet margorum, sage, thyme
crds grass, blue do hemp, and fine and rars CoAcc
tOu Of Dahlia flower seed expected in short time.
All the above seed Of the best quality, and are
sold only such, at Wholesale and retail, by
". Fl. & NJ MAYE ERS,
Grocers and Druggists, No l Com. Row.
Fort Smith, February -, lolS.
CtTRYCHNINE--fo sale at MAYERS'
y February 25. Drug Store, Fort Smith.
Portraits by the DaguerreotyPe, with
COLORS.
4 NJ. KIRK, respectfully announces to the
G1 public that, in few days, he will be pre-
pared to take Miniatures. in gilt cases, by the
above process, in first rate style, which can COM
pete with any yet taken. Price S3 90. Fiem-
ing's Building, Garrison Avenue, Fort Smith,
Arkansas.
January %, I84S.-50-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

HFA resurrection-man shot dead at Gin
cinnati on the ID ultmo, while in the act Of re-
moving body from lis grave.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
Notice.

ENlE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the style of Bcrthclet, Head
& Co is dissolved this day by mutual CONSENT L.
Head having Withdrawn from the concern.
The business will be continued by J. Bcrlhelct
Rob. NJ. Jones. who charged withthe liquidation
Of the unsettled affairs Of b. II. q Co
JOS. Il. GEGTHELET,
j. II HEALD,
T. NJ. JON Els.
CHocTAw NATiox WEST,
March
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

SS~n THE steamer TRIBUTARY, WIN. r.
V!7ZNl eCLA, ~s, Master, built expressly for the
z.sfs-sSr-75Es Arkansas trade will ply regular
packet between New Orleans and Fort Smith, and
all intermediate ports.
The Tributary is and substantially built, has
fine accommoda lions, is well oficered, and numbers
foremost the ''cotton list For freight passage
apply on board TO SCOTT, WHITE q CO.,
Van Buren,, Arkansas.
March 4th, ls4s Sly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
4 EpistiIIery for sale.

HNOR Sale, at my residence. near Evansville,
q Ark. the complete apparatus for Dstillery.
namely two hundred gallon still; one hun
dred gallon do Worms, Tubs, &C., &c. These
things are all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and as | do not intend TO use
them again, am anxious to sell, which will do
on the most liberal terms. am willing to sell on
a credit where the purchaser will give ample bond
and security.
II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
FvCu1s~Fa

SNTILL be received by the undersigned, building
w committee, for building Prcsby terian church
in the town Of Van Buren,, Arkansas, Of the following
dimensions, viz: 10 feet long, 10 feet wide and 20
feet high The foundation Of said house 20 lc three
feet broad, under ground, and foot high, two feet
thick above the ground and eighteen inches high The
foundation be OF and laid Of good lime mortar.
The walls Of the house 10 be Of BRICK, 81 feet long,
10 feet wide, 20 feet n Oh, and iG inches thick.
ALSO--PrCposais for the following materials and
carpcnterworl IA slecpors TO feet long by d. in-
ches. two grders 50 feet long by 10 inches grid
CT 40 feet long 10 by II ucos turty joist - feet
cng by inches, flooring, gallery, and ground floor
Of building. Eight windows with So lights n each
window glass II by I6 nchos, with plain casings on
inside, windows to be hung with waits One double
panel Cuor feet wide, made of p inch plank One
stud partition to support gallery, in which 60 be
two doors feet each, forming vostIbule TO church
with stairway each side leading to gallery Roof,
to be suspension roof, covered with good shingles
not more than inches to the weather, with cupalo
- feet above the Of the roof All t. be finished
in d neat and workman like manner.
ALSO--PropoSaIs will be received for building
church of the above dimensions with basement sto-
ry, nine feet high, walls eighteen inches thick
Proposals for She basement to be separate bid Pre-
posaIs will be received for the brick work separate
from the carpenter work, all together. These pro-
posaIs TO be handed in to the building committee by
The first of April, when the work viii be let
}. b. OGDEN,
4. WALLACE, { Building
JOHN HENRY, Com tee.
W. X. MARSHALL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
VAN BUREN, Crawford county, Ark,
December 22d, lS47.

- december I'D, lSii.
To tlc Editor Of the Arkansas EtelHgencer-
SIR You are authorised Ia announce me as a can
ddatc, to represent ia the State Senate, the district
composed Of the county Of Crawford.
1867 r. c. S BROWN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
ROUGH AND READY NETTING

ROUGH AND READY NETTING
The friends of GEN. Taylor, with
out disticton of party, are invited to
meet IN the Court House at Van Bu.en,
on Saturday the 25th of March next,
to adopt measures for the election of
the Hero of Buena Vista, President OF
the United states and for the s Ice
tion OF J." ay!or ticket" for this
state
In topdering this invitation, by or
der Of the late Taylor meeting, to the
friends Of ON JACK, l feel assured
that they arc willing to step forward to
testify their gratitude to, and admIra-
ton Of the soldier who has so glorious
ly upheld the honor and interest OF Lis
country, and one imporishablc fame for
the American Volunteers.
J. J. DiLLARD, Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
DIED.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. Il.

Died,
In this county, at her son-in-law's on Lees Creek
on the Sd inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH BROWN, aged
% ye etrs--consort of Joshua Brown, former Sheriff
OF this county. She leaves many friends mourn her
departure. She has gone no'doubt blissful home
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

Thus it will be seen that those who are en-
ged in agriculture are three and half umes
greater in number than those in all the other dl-
vsons.-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

n BREAK DoWN.-At a Taylor meeting in
Cincinnati, short time since, the floor Of College
Hall, where the meeting had assembled, began to
give away, when the crowd, in the greatest
alarm, made a rush to the doors and windows
The scene, was represented by the papers. as
truly frightful." Persons were thrown down,
and some quite badly bruised and injured, and
many "ohers had travelled a considerable dis
tance in their hurry before they were aware that
they had lost their hats or cooks' And some
to the great gratiicntion Of their friends recovered
what was deemed gone forever, to wit: their
senses.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

TIREE thousand fruit trees, from the nursery Of
2 Briggs q Co., Ohio, embracing appetrecs o
choice setections-plumbtroes cherrytrces &c, TO be
had by calling upon the subscriber
w. K. MARSHALL.
Feb. 29th, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

\ SIcELY SEAsoN.-The following summer
promises to be very sickIy. There viii graduate
this Spring, and be turned loose upon society.
8 1872 doctors.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
Five or Six thousand Dollars,

and consisting Of the usual variety. The attention Of
Country hcrchauts and Traders is particularly to h is
stock Of Goods they viii be offered in lots 10 suit
The trade.
TERNS-For all sums under $40 the cash viii be
required, for that and under $500, credit Of six
months, and all sums Of S5 and over a credit
twelve months viii be allowed by thC purchasers Civ
ing bonds with approved security.
JESSE TURNER.
Van Enrcn. Ec.rnarE or. LsL..-2-l--.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

OF asrera2 thousand doI'ars soort5 Of Goods
Z SHALL offer for sale, at auction, Wednesday y
3 the 18th day Of March next, stock Of Goods
.nountng In VI luc 70 snmc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

pIred and the hitter coming in President of the
Court 81 Justice. 4 new President is to be chosen
as soon as Congress assemblies. Who it will be
IS q matter upon which we can offer no opinion
ihere have been rumors that Mr.. Trist has for
some time been in conference with the Mexican
commissioners, and that certain terms have been
agreed upon, bat we have nothing authentic on
the su6ject.
Gen. Marshall will probably reach the city with
his command some time next week.
Gen. Buslamente, ex-President Of the Mexican
republic, has issued address to his fellow
citizens, dated 4, Guanajuat on the 24th ult He
says that though willing to shed the last drop Of
blood IN defence of his country, he has notshvi.
Inc satisfaction Of sharing IN the honorable bat
ties in which his cOuntrymen have been engaged.
lie says that when Gen. Valencia in 1871 DIS
turbed the pabc peace under pretence of opDo-
SIton to his (Bustamene) beng in the Presidential
CHAIR, he withdrew from a station to which the
votes Of the people had elevated him.
Gen. Bustameate concludes by saving there
are thirty thousand valiant men left who will not
remain passive during The occup;ston of the Re-
PuOilc. etc. This looks very well on paper but
we apPrehend will amount TO no more than all
the manifest0es OF that ustriouS Hero Of Defeats
Santa Anna, who drove Bustamente from power
seven years since.
The RentS.-A letter from Atiixco states that
the cltlzens-a meeting Of the Council and others
having been held, to take the matter into consd-
Grafton, had agreed to obey the order of Gen
Scott in regard to the pay nent Of the public rents
IN addition to those required for the support of
their own Government. 4 communication had
been sent to Gov. Cniids at Pueba, TO make this
epreSGn n:aIiOn to him.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

G[~Jno. Bull Is the most humane being on
earth. The English papers, which ought to be
taken as good authority, ays that they are muir
derng children in Merry. England" in order to
get the funeral fees from the burial club. The
children lives first insured for a few shngs,
and then they "BlrSed." This seems too
horrible to be credited bat yet the English papers
cannot be cOntrovcrted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
Fresh Garden Seed
Auction sale

Z UST received and for sale by
- Feb. %, 1918. d. c. WILLIAM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
A Wagon for Sale.

3 II AVE for sale at my residence, in Van Buren,, a
q heavy two horse wagon, almost new, aud ia good
repair, which viii sell low, Cor cash, part
barter WILLIAM DALE.
March 4Lh, ISI7.-3-3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
Notice.

~ ". LINDE, now acting as Constable OF
- Upper township, will attend promptly TO tho
collection Of all accounts or claims entrusted 20
him due from individuals in his Township. in
this region Of country. Having concluled TO
make this his exclusive business. persons put
ung accounts, however small. IN his hands for
collection may beassurad thai, by assddty and
prompt attention, he will make as speedy returns
as possible, and no delay shall be felt by his not
corresponding forthwith with the owners OF all
such accounts or claims if required to do thus by
them. lie will also dra instruments Of wriling.
such Deeds. Wills. Lo,ters OF Attorney. CO.
partnerships, Bonds. Leases, Bills Of Sale, Mort
gagcs, IudenIures, Assignments, Covenants, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

FREE NEGROES II L0UIsVILLE.-lt seems that
tho Ken,uckians are determined to rid themselves
of free blacks .as well as slaves. We see by the
Louisville papers that the Mayor Of Louisville
gives public notice. dated I4th inst. that after 30
days from that time, the act of the Legislature
passed at tho session OF IS45-G, will be enforced
against free negroes in that city. That nc; pro-
vdes nat any free negro who shall come into the
State aud remain thirty days, shall be liable to
arrest, and, upon conviction of the fact, shall
give rccogaizauce with two sufficient surs,es
in the sum Of $500. to leave the Stale within
ninety days. and never return, and upon failure
so to give recognizance, shall be sold mo slavery.
to the highest bidder for one year.
THE BUTLaR FAuLY.-WashjngIo gave Al
his military table, says the Boston Post, the toast
-' The Buffers and their five sons''--aIIuding
to the grandfather and grandmother of the Gene
raj who succeeds Scott in Mexico.
:. All these five sons fought, aud one was Kill
led, in the revolutionary nrmy-ond after they
had enlisted, the old father followed them. To
the remonstroncos of her ucighbors in the back-
woods of Kentucky. the mother replied. '' Let
him 20 | can get along without him, and raise
something to feed the soldiers besides" The
grandfather was an Irish emIgrant. The four
revolutionary veterans had ten sons, who were all
in all the last war. Nine Of the family engaged
in the present war.
PROFESSIONS IN THE UNITED SrATEs.-A coiem-
porary gives the following division OF the Occu-
patons of men in the United States.
Number engaged in internal navigation. 43,O67
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

Owing to sickness the above sale has been post poncd
from the 2oth February TO the 27Ib March, at which
time hope / viii be able to sell her.
HARDY uEWES.
March 4, ISl5--3-Gw