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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

FTRESH SALMON, in Kits, and in Oil, assorted
X Ghcr.us, Kctchup all kinds Just received and for
sale at W. Il & NJ. hANEBS,
No. !, Commercial Row.
Novcmber o. Isl7.-G-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
IinSoCd Oil
q ND Cotton Yarn, Just received and Tor sale by
"a april ], 1888. r. b. BISHOP.
". IL. & II hIa-ars

y. ] ]. q n UIdE UI5
a RE receiving Fresh Flower Seed by the arrivals
"a Of boats since the rise in the river and viii
ave upon hand sufficient quantities.
March Snth. 1873.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

q usT received per w. II. Day, and Tor sale by
- Henry @ Cunningham, % pieces EuglshP'otd
silks, Iv riccos brocade plaid silks, 100 pieces fancy
plaid gin-aams, lJ cases calf and kip boots DO c1sss
Kip brogans, cases ladies' brogaus cases youths
brogans. With variety Of other articles which we
will mention next w-ea.
M.rcL IL. I---
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
TinsoCd Oil

April /, I848.--7-3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

Van Buren,, Arkansas
W. II. & II. MAYERS, Druggists.
Fort Smith, Arkans8
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
From the n. o. Picayune, March p.
SUSpcnSiOl Of H0SliIitipS.

SOLOMON F. CLARK. secretqry. - '''s'"'
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he gently sank to sleep as babe into slumber "Bess
ed are the dead. who die in the Lord.
Could the skill and unremitfing care OF scientific
Medical attendant the kind and constant watchgs and
musings of devoted relatives and friends have robbed the
monster Death Of his prey should not now neurn his
loss. But God, who scourgeh every SON whom ne re-
ceiyetl' had called for him land while we bow IN hum
bic submission to His will, but Faysafay our
list end be Ike has" =
The mortal remains of our young friend were consgH'
ed their final resting place, with due Mntor honors
s TCos.
At SaltiIlo Mexico on the Sd December, 1e47 in the
29th year of his age, Calvin H. Shaw Of John Shaw
Esq this County The deceased to the ort
Carolina Regiment and left this State last Spring with
Col Faggs Company. At the time he left home he was
In fine health but the hour Of sickness can1eDeath laid
his cold hand upon him, and his spirit he's gone to God
who gave it Had he lived and hed occasion presented
ITSELF he would have proved himself gallant defender OF
his country, for he patriot, and went forth willingly
and of his own accord assist in uphog the flag OF
the Republic. The deceased strictly honest charIta-
ble and resoutc and though his wife and children shall
him more and though his aged parents could
not be present to wipe the from his dying eyes
close them in their last Sleep yet they enjoy tho
ISOLATION Of knowing that he died in the service Of his
country May He who "tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb enable them say, spirit of pous resignation,
the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken awaybessed
be the name of Che Lord ~ ECoN
Register please copy.
In this City, on Thursday last Mr.. Joel Brown, for
merly of Petersburg. Fa--at very advanced age.
In the vicinity of this City, Saturday night last Nr
Peninah Tart Watson, consort of Dr. Josiah O. Wstscas
aged 5S years 49,
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mAR.RrRD,

In Wake County, Thursday the 27th January. by
the Rev. Thomas G.. Whitaker john W. McA EIster Esq
to Miss Martha T. Adams, daughter of John Adams Esq
In Franklin County, on Wednesday evening the 9th
January, Mr.. Joseph Cook to Miss Elizabeth daughter
of James Dent, Esq. --5 -
In Granville County, the evening, by Samuel
Hicks, Esq Mr. James l.. Strother Miss Melissa Bob
bitt all of Granville.
In Duplin County, the 9th January, by the Rev.
Malcom G.. Connolly, Mr.. William. A. Fason, to Miss
Harriet C.. Williams, only daughter of the late VIM.
Williams, Esq. of Greene
In the County of Stokes, on Thursday evening the
18th utimo by 'e Rev. John Robinson, Mr. Benedict
Webster to Miss Nancy Joyce
In Guilford county, Thursday evening the 27th Mr.
Franklin l.. Gorreh to Miss Caroline c. GilIaspie.
On the 18TH by the Rev. Henry Tatam, Maj. Nathan
Massey, of Rockingham county, to Mrs. Sarah Smith, OF
Guilford
In Rockingham, tho 18th, by the same, Mr.. Nathan
Winchester to Miss Maria Smith, daughter of Capt. G.
r. Smith ss-... ss-.=ez
In Rockingham, on sbo 25th by the same, Mr. Thomas
Sandridge, of Guilfonl, Mrs. Louisa NJ. Fewel of
Rockingham. &
In Newben the 18th ultimo, by the Rev. Mr..
Hawks, John NJ Washington, Esq. to Miss Sarah v.
Emery, daughter of the late Thomas J. Emery, Esq.
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>DTHD.

In this City, Friday evening last the 2sth of January
of Consumption, Mr.. JOSEPH D. GoRMAN, in the 3lst
year of his age The subject of this obituary. one
the few Volunteers who left this City in January I847
and repaired to Wilmington, where the North Carolina
Regiment then forming preparatory its departure
for Mexico. He with his comrades Joined Company H.
under the command of Capt VIM. j. Price, which left
February following Join Gen. Taylor's Army on the
Rio Grande After arriving at the Brazos he
May, with the Company to which he belonged to escort
Train to Monterey, and while his way thther, he
caught violent cold, which taking hold on his lungs he
compelled to take refuge the Hospital at that CITY
He suffered greatly while there, from the disease which
had begun to prey upon his vtas and after lingering u-
til July and all hopes of his recovery being almost abar-
doncd, he granted honorable discharge from the
service, account of "disabilty and Immediately set
out his route for this City, the home of his childhood
his relatives and friends. He reached here in August
emaciated broken down in constitution and wreck
of has former robust and blooming self distress
ing cough continued harrass him. and refused to
the most sklul Medical treatment, until finally he was
attacked with most alarming and profuse HehenhOvroee,
which at prostrated him and for near ten weeks he
was frequently visited with these fearful premontions of
his approaching dissolution when death came to his relief
and released the soul from its prson-housc clay and
transpaned in those fair realms where sickness and
death come. --e
During his long and painful Illness which he bore with
marked patience and resignation he manifested great con-
Germ for the future welfare of his deathess sprt and -
der the instructions of pous and devout Minister of God
and the councings of Religious friends, he learned to
CHRIsT as his only hope of salvation and with
decided sincerity and earnesess he laid hold upon the
promises IN the Gospel and enabled to rejoice in
hope of the Glory of God For the last fortnight that he
survived, he seemed realize enjoy the continual
presence of the consultations of the Holy Spirit and cx-
pressed an earnest desire to depart and be with Christ
But few hours before he breathed his last the HOLY a-
crament of the Lords Supper was administered to him.
for the second time during his Illness company with
Of his relatives manifesty much to his edifcaon
and comfort when after quietly suffering few brief hours
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THE LATE JESSE sPEIGHT.

Mr.. Foote, of Mississippi, in his recent eulogy IN
the Senate of the United States the occasion of
announcing the death of Gen. JESSE SPEIGHT, spoke
follows:
"JEssE SPEIGHr was boEn in the County of Greene,
and State of North Carolina, few years anterior to
the close of the last century, where he continued un
nterupedy to reside, until his removal to the State
of Mississippi in the year 1887 Prior to his gra-
ton from the State of his nativity, he had oeiated
member of her Legislature, and had likewise sup
piled material aid In the reformation OF her organic
law, as prominent member of the Convention which
assembled for that purpose in the year 1885, Before
leaving North Carolina, he had represented one of
the Congressional Districts of the ancient Common
wealth in the other wing of this Capitol, for four
+ consecutive terms, closing the third of March,
1887; and am assured that his whole political con-
duct that critical period of national history was
emnenty creditable to himself, and satisfactory to
MS constituents. After his removal to the West, he
uccessively represented most intelligent and patrl-
ohc constituency, first in one branch OF our State
legislature and then in the other, and presiding over
boh at different tmes with such distinguished sue
cess greatly to elevate his character as public
man, and multiply the number of his admirers From
the Presidency of the Mississippi Senate, he was
elected seat upon this hoor where he acted under
the daily and hourly inspection of those IN whose
presence now speak; and, trust, that shall not
De deemed by any Senator who hears me at all ex-
tayagant when assert that my lamented colleague,
whilst connected with this body, gave constant evil
80 Vi MS possessing souhu' acu'e anu Pio0Iio"i
helect-habits of perseverng industry, seldom sur
Passed-indexible honesty ofpurpose-a magnaniml-
F Of soul, which held him ever in readiness for the
Performance of generous and noble deeds, and which
equally saved him, all times, from the least partci-
ney in anght that could be recognised as little, or
s%did, or illiberal. He was blessed with unusual
Sweetness and uniformity of temper; and the un-
eeemonious cordiaity of his manners, rendered his
society particularly agreeable and attractive. In do
nestle life he was strikingly amable and exemplary,
dna % his untimely decease has brought sorrow and
appointment to kind and innocent hearts, which
~ nus living presence never failed to inspire with SEN
entS ofbuoyant hope and elastic gladness of spirit
"mggery means now, opposition to the .adainistrG-
on' right or wrong. What it meant in 1910 and in
''af' every body remembers but what it will mean
!" lSi9-who can tell!
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State of North Carozina-Mash County.

Superior Court of Equity-September Term, 1s47.
Joseph j. Wright, wife and Others The heirs law Of
Boykin Taylor Celia Drake and Elizabeth Pitta dec
Petition for the sale and partition of Real Estate.
N this it appearing that the defendants Elijah
/ Boddie, Bricke Bowden and wife Catharine, Rena.
min Drake and John Drake non-rcsidents of this
State it is ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six successive weeks notifying the
for the County of Nash at the Court House Nashville
the Sd Monday of March next then and there an
swer said petition Judgment pro will be enter
ed up against them, and the for hearing.
Witness B.. H. Blount, Clerk and Master of our said
Court the Sd Monday of September Is47.
B. H. BLOUNT, C. M. E.
price of ADV. SIS 621) sS9l---6t-
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Choice Collection Of PIaats.

- LADIES and Gentlemen invited to call and
examine the splendid collection of EXOTIC PLAzTSr
imported by MI. F. RamcI, from France r '-t
This choice collection consists principally Of CaueIas,
Azalias Rhododendrons Magnolias Faonias, ArboreaS
Jasmens Moss and Monthly Roses Bushes of every
ricty &c. &c. together with various bulbus plants from
the most distant regions
Also, the rarcst selection of FRU1T TREEs-of PCar,
Cherry Strawberry Trees & Vines-Monthly Asparagus,
&c. This collection is open for inspection and sale
in Mr. Peaces Store opposite the Post Office Early ap
pcation is desirable, intend stay this place only
four days. F!ARAMEL. =
Raleigh, February, l, a164S. r. 691--pd.
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Twenty-five Dollars Reward.

n ANYWAY in July last, negro man by the name
III of Buck He is yellow complexion, about Eve
feet six inches high bo-legged, very qnck IN
movements, and when spoken very slow to ans4sr.
He in the possession of Robert F. Morris at Hls-
borough, when he went away and is very likely still in
that neghborhood; yet he raised in Granville county
by Mrs BIacknaH in the ncghborhood of Winton, and
may lin that neighborhood now. The above reward
will given for his apprehension and delivery me-
confinement in any Jail so that can get him.
VIM. j. HAMLETT.
Mount THza, Person. n. c., Jan. 24. 69t--5t.
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SUSPENSION OF GEN. SCOTT,

1t appears, from statement made by Gen. Cass
in the Senate, the 25th ultimo, that Gen. Scott
has been suspended from command in Mexico, and
that Gen. Butler, the next officer in rank, is al
the head of the Army. Gen. Butler is veteran SOL
dier, and is well qualified for the post assigned him
and President Polk, we have doubt, has good
reasons for the course he has pursued. We quote
the Senate proceedings the subject:
IS Mr.. CRITTENDEN desired to ask of the chairman
of the Committee Military Affairs two ques-
tons: 1st whether General Scott has been recalled
suspended from the command of the army in Mexi-
co; and, 2dly, whether General Worth has been re-
lieved from his arrest whether he also has been
suspended!
"Mr. CAss. If the honorable senator from Ken
lucky should not receive my answer as any proof OF
my fitness to discharge the duties of chairman of the
Committee on Military Affairs, l hope he will, at
any rate, receive it afording evidence of my
imperturbable humor. would remark to the honora-
BILE SENATOR however, that know nothing upon this
subject that is not fully within the control of every
member of the committee; and if he had gone where
went, the same information would have been given
to him, which has been given to me; and am at
liberty to say, that the administrations will freely
communicate, military subjects, with any mem
Der of the Military Committe who may ask for infor-
nation. With respect to the distinct questions put
by the honorable senator, feel myself at perfect
liberty to communicate all the facts in my possession,
as l was expressly authorized to do. They are SIM
mand of the army in Mexico, and the command now
devolves upon the next officer in rank, who is Gen
eral Butler. General Scott, understand, will at
tend the court of inquiry directed to be held at Peroe
for the purpose of investigating all the difficulties
which have arisen-as the Senate and the country
well know many difficulties have arisen-between
the higher officers, by whom mutual charges have
been made. With regard to the other question put
by the honorable Senator, believe that Gen. Worth
has been suspended from his arrest
GA SENATOR. Relieved.
9 "Mr. CAss. Take either term you please. Wheth-
er finally Sreleved, depends presume, the result
of the court of inquiry. believe have now given
all the information that the honorable gentleman
wants.
"Mr. CRTTTENDEN. I am obliged to the honora-
BILE gentleman for his information, and am willing
receive it evidence of his courtesy, at least, if
not of his imperturbable character. only supposed
that his station as chairman of the Committee on
Military Affairs, Con which have the honor of serv-
ing under him,) was such as to afford him the means
of answering the questions which submitted, with
respect to matters in regard to which am not alto
gether Indifferent. confess / have heard, with
some little astonishment the announcement just made
that General Scott has been removed from the COM
mand in the presence of his army, on charges made
by subordinate officer. However, / do not intend
now to make that the subject of any remark"
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Tr. aloby's Firazflinn Hatr CurItuc

IL Liquid, preparation which will cause the hair TO
ecur most beautifully, and is warranted njure it
the least thus dispensing with the curling irons, which
jure the hair much. -
The immense demand for the fluid and the repeated
testimonials which have received from Ladies' In Ra
leigh who using it. enable to recommend it with
confdence. Call and get Bottle at
FEsCUD tS sJOHNSON'S Drug Store
Jan. IL, 1S4S. 6s9
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Democratic Meefing IN waVxe.

ETNHE Democrats of Wake County are invited to az
i semble in the City of Raleigh on Monday, the 2lst
day Of Februaryit being the first day of Court-for
the purpose of appointing Delegates the Democratic
State Convention, and also Delegates District Con-
yention to appoint Delegate from this Congressional
District to the Democratic National Convention A full
meeting is desired.
January 25, ls4s. 690.-tr1
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Fries, OF sro,ooo are $4,000 Dolls:
J. w. MAURY = & co. MANAGER

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass No..l1, for 184s.
To be drawn in alexandria, on Saturday, 5th OF
February, 184s.
3 rs Number of Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
/ Prize Of. 8 1000! 1 do. of $1o,ooot t do, Of
$1OooOe i do. of 1000! do. of 10000 do
of $4,000! i do. of $1O,Oo0I do, of
10000! | of $3.50! 25 of Q I,GoeE
&c. &c. &c &c.
Tickets s $10-HaIves S5--Qaarters S q 90.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $50 go
do. do. of 25 Half do. 66 90
do. do. of 25 Quarter do. 81 SO
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GoDEY's LADY's Book. We have received the
February number of this popular work. 1t is print
ed in the best style, and embellished with several
beautiful engravings. The matter is excellent. and
we do not hesitate to recommend it deserving of
public patronage. Terms, $3 per annum, in advance.
Address Louis A. Godey,.l13 Chesnut Street. Phila-
delphia.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-02-02

THE YANKEE BLADE, is the title of a neat, racy,
and spirited paper published in Boston, devoted to
tales, wit and humor. 1t "whittles" :" with the
So big blade opcn.'' Terms, 90 per annum. -
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Democratic Meeting IlI Person.
JTNHERE will be Meeting of the Democratic party al
Il Roxboroug, on Tuesday of March Court. II is de-
viii be matters of interest the party to act uDon
VOTERS.
e January ID, is4S. 690-2t.
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you 5Sis your Boots and Shoes, or Harness polish
ed and preserved, call and get canister of Oil Ponsh
price % cents warranted to give satisfaction.
PESCUD & JOHNSON. y
Jan. lS:ssz 6s9
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JOB PRINTING
Jan. II.

Executed at this Office with neasss accuracy md des
patch. Such as the following Blassla. fs,upl,jgts
Labels Cards, Hand-hSa., de De.
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cert fcates Of Pack
ages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and official account of each drawing
sent Immediately after is all who order from
Address j. G. MAURY, -
Agents for j. w. M4URr, & Co, Managers,
Washington City y. G..
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GRAND SCHEMES, FOR 1913.
TO BE DRAWN IN FEBRUARY,
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s 4O.QOO! sIz.OOO |!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
sssT zs:Glass No. l3,, for l846.
re be drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday 18th Of
February, 1848.
14fDrawn Numbers out of 70.
GRAND SCHEME.
/ Prize of s 10000! i do. Of 1900! do 81, ,00s
do. of s 1000! ! do of 5000! 1 do. 9,5s9!
/ do. of q 1900! 30 of 1000 80 8 soc!
&c. &c. sc.
Tickets $ 19-Halyes s5-QuartOrs s 80.
Certificates Of Packages of 2e Wholes S $50 GO
=. Do do. of 26 Halves 65 90
Do edo. of 26 Quarters 81 50.
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The affairs of the Petersburg Rail Road Company are
represented befn fair condition The past year was
prosperous one enabling the Directors declare dvi-
dend OF 2 per cent and get the Company out of debt
The splendid carriageiof Gen. Hauison-the gift of
the whg young Of Baltimore lis offered for sale
by his family, hse means will not allow them to keep
it. itcost S259O; but they are willing to sell it for
much less '.A "
When Rcggy's dog her arms imprison,
often. wish my lot was hisen;
How ofena should stand and turn,
To get a pat from hands like hern
War IrE 1T is reported that our Mexican antago-
nsts begin to find that they have job Of it. for they
complaining that soldiers charges all
naOderate.'
TrPoGRAPHIcAL. A printer wishing to say our army
swore terribly in Flanders had it, army
ribly in fannes Well they might if they hated flannel
shirts as bad we do.
rd give any thing to hear Ole Bull said an up-coun-
try lass to her lover. =
Well, answered he, dads got an old brindie chap
and you can hear him bellar almost any time you like
f. WoMAN. An Illinois paper tells of a who emi-
grated from CONNECTICUT to that State, whose wife
large that he had to make two loads of her,
The Wing Indiana Convention recommended Cinci1-
natl the for holding the National Conye-
ton. -. 10. >, 3:.-.. 81 sas- 5as %
There are two ahceft IN the convent of Pue
bla, Mexico, whch cost $4,000 each.
new Bank, and the only one in Texas, went into
operation on the lst January, at Galveston
The arrivals at New ork during the year Just closed
amounted to I66, lilo passengers from Europe.
The best cougdrops young ladies are to ooD the
practice of dressing thin when they go out the night air.
Miss Seraphina, do You write prose poetry for the
Magazinesp Nary one-I writes small hand"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

Nysr,nY-psRHAps MURDER 1T was cur
-r,v reoortec Al salem Yesterday, that man vas
iovry "a, The cellar Of the house formerly occupied
he Inc 1,-oWninshieii family At he time when Richard
Crowuiurshied murdered Mr. White, hs shovel sirack
board near the surface OF the earth u sounded % II
there was hollow spsce under H. and proved 10 oe
the I'd OF large box containing human skeleton, vith
nsn,. ~ : b.t and clothing Il Vas also rumOred
tbat man who known O. have conveyed tne IN
te,Bgepce Of Mr. Whites murder % the culpriis, was
..iny lew DAYS sfierWsri but nls disappear 40 &c
yss yo.tr In the shock ccasloncd - tee ir-null
DETAILS which were made known Boston Bee st
FlRIsIS NEwBURGH.-A large frame building
in Front ~ IN this village. occupied in part By NJ
cb.rss Bnrpe. a. grocery and in part by Capt ".
R,,l. =. : house destroyed By IRE en- Tues
dsy morning Il belonged q the highland Bank saa
in.g-sd for = 400 which fully covers the loss NJ
g-nss vs.. insured 800 but ihis il q believed, viii
a.. cover M. lo.s in stock % say nothing Of so II
money uhieb he had IN the drawer Of his counting
roou and which Is suppO.ed 20 have been stolen before
the building hred. oeFerA persons hsa efoies %
storage IN tee building Hosi Of VINCE tney iosI
iny D,rhsn. Altogether 70 $50 On wednesday @''
another IRE occurred n Tue same '''se' D-' We Na
no; learned the particular
NArloxAL REFoRN-Iwo more new wees y
- D 49,, ,.n4-s have come 70 hand: the National
go nrsl.bes At Pirtsbargh, by Ferra Patrick s.
Butler snd the Psopies Pstfor7, AZ ZanesviAe ONO
- = CO Tobn F=rrsL Of the RsfJrn<r has been
Jsn,ssd with every movement OF real progress for =
years. ~.
ForsrrRrSx-Ths disciples Of Fourier 10 Pits
- h.vs adopted the practice q holding ~seky
,arnv. sseh Monday evening =; tie houses 81 amer
=. 80, A. az Association The principal business u
- svsrng /. the reading Of Fourers vorks O1ile
rurber of disciples s:.ena. Philsd HePaone-