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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09
Rallelln No. 3.


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Foinaf AEsgss. : III aaNsx III lilisas ctruagt-
s.su.f IA IL fviarfbal seaFCf - Lslf dssd aEE-
eins N vissSs.- ~ History and fHFsF'rncr Ffosrs
his t6osy. Wksn he BIit,h army snssnIed
81 ne plains q Essrrnaadura. u time Mhen nc
Eiser Gua1i.na h.d heconlF dry siisT . hood, hE-
arTTEar and iATakxIrTKaT flsers ngea -
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thai thsy rsme nigh bring eHtirPaarJ.
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lkrsE nasi Extraordinary and relrlraied seEirs q
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Nlss tllsIe = lle siighlrsi lsnrbx. - an issla
81 fEvEs. fEFIn aSB AsUE. DCSB AsrE. and
ihr Ike. he is.habilanis should 81 oucs send 10
ii.r 6snsrsl Agent Il the distIiri and haze Grae-
knl~Eg DsI.a esi.Ilisled MIR then. Weir this
done. snd The GRAEFENpERG NEGETA.
BLE FILLS and HEALTH BITTERs I'D
ssessiihg 10 aurcligsss theEr MOIld IL no Ear VI
bilious dlssssc&
IA important are the GFsrsHh~rg MeliriEss 10
he pe5tle a ne Wet, that tie fallsNihs sieps
slntid L. Immediately tAksn:-
IL. Encrg nsigkierksa.i sl0Eid L1re GEcsf-
taLtrg IsTot. By oaaSsssiRg tie Gea0Ci .igtaf
AZ cry district tia rGa L stsEEnL
"a. Families s1pEH Oh. tss' sssT RaS ct an
iAaa'sdiafs supply.
NJ. Emigram Sadsfiss Cnd 0fliT hilnRfLTt-
y,ir ls4iiss Iksuld fsrnisk hhSm 70 M astalR.
d. such nlG ans bil.Vus 1iseassS siE l. sEs.srl!y
prevented.
The other Medisinss Il TIE Company sH most
are recommended. and consist oi the following;
she GraefenberE Eye Lotion,
The Ghildrsn's I'nnacea.
The Green Mountain Ointment,
The Corsumptive Balm,
The Dyxcntery syrup.
~ The General Agent for North Carolina il
cyIa. William Joiues. Of l.ouisl,uFg. To shOai az
pli,aliOns fOr sgrneies may Be sddrs-ed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New i0ri. January. 1915.
To- The Graeirnhsrg Msdicines are Tor sale
LS BY Long. Webb & To-. liiIlsl'orrrsh.
aud Ale, anier Well { Ce., Clever GaaLen.
March 2i. IL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
Fnvettoy;IIe Female Seminar.

y9v IE Proprietor Of this Institution has the grail
x iitcation of announcing 10 the public gene
rally and TO her friends and patrons; she "gs been
egabe 10 increase the facilities for illustration oud
instruction and to procure ltc services OF Inc
bestteac;ers in the State, in the different depart
ments Of labar in this Seminary.
Here is taugh. from A c, 10 the l,gheSt bran
ches Of English Literature. together with The
French and Lqln. Tie sbgiful use Of the needle
in all the varieties Of plain. useful and ornamental
work. DrawinL is taught by a GeGuem1n' VINO
gives lessons twice week in the Music'roo
where his sister Miss a. FREYSCILAG, hns SO
successfully taught Music The last year, and VINO
will be employed the coming session, ~ p'cht-
uent Teacher on the PIANO. Her sister Miss -.
FRENSCHLAG 7 will give lessons in Frcnch.--
They occupy seperoio br;idng near us 50 t,at
pupils can pass and rcprss, oud the classes 60 har-
monIousiy forward uudor the mu,u9I arrangement
and cO-Opperslion Of tho teachers while The Pro-
priCtor is responsible To hor patrons for tdc sue
cess OF all the departments.
Of the German Teachers. ii need only be said
that their knowledge was acquired in their native
iand before they left Europe. Wiki their capa-
bi.Ity as teachers, is united integrity Of charac-
ter. and strict moral principles, without which all
their acquisitions would be worse than useless.
EGcy. CcD.2Ds EyasEa,3HrE,
who will take charge Of the higher branches in
English Litralure. aud be a safe reference in the
primary department, and has been too long end
TOO well known to the public; TO need any guarun-
tee. but his name. to secure public confidence.
Above all we believe the teachers secured, have
the capacity aud disposition, to m'et with proper
spirit the various proyo:atons arising from COM
binotiou Of character found il the primary leach
er.
In conclusion we can p!edge.to oar potrous a
better choice ID accommodations for board than
formerly, Us several rcsponsDle houses have o.
iered prepare 10 bourd pupils, whore particular
attention will be paid 20 Ibe attire. m0uners, hnoi.s
and morals Of the scholars; and where they will
lend their influence to accomplish the object Of ihe
principal IN The discipline otIha Seminary. Among
whom we mention Mr. Washington, Mr. Wilson,
aud Mr.. Yell, who have daughters to educate,
whose good conduct has d1ue Goaor % their pa
rents. while members Of the seminary. Aud be
assured the underwriting e.i)g,s OIL The primary
teacher will be continued To secure tle greatest
possible good to individual, and 10 lle school gen.
orally. We hope generous and approaching
public viii coHtuua such ptlrOalge as wllt enable
US To continue. and increase our facilities 10 &c.
complish finished and thorough education. for
all vino avail themselves OF The privileges OF she
Fayetteville FcmuIe Seminary.
SOPHIA SAWYER.
Sep. 0-29--lG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
10 the Hon. Ambrose H. Sewer.

Being Informed through the channel OF your
brief note in the Banner that you are a candidate
for reelection your old seat ia the U s. Senate:
you, OF course, according to democratic usagos,
hold yourself open to the interrogatores of those
you design 10 honor, by taking upon yourself the
onerous duties of their representative, provided
the questions apperain 10 public office and public
matters connected Herewith.
As your friends claim great credit for YOU, on
the score of your valuable services, in the road
line, IN the western part of the State; will vou
tell me whai became Of the 525 900 appropriated
by Congress, in 1885 or '36, for roads in Arkan-
sas And how much Of it was expended in the
West?
As your friends claim much credit for YOU. upon
The score of your influence in the establishmen Mt
OF Fort smith; (Yi,h which you had but little to
doO VIII you please name what other persons
were benefited thereby besides. Captain Rogers
the proprietor Of Belle Point? And as your
friends demaad The gratitude of the citizens Of
Fort Smith .oc that tronaction. will you tell how
many, you were serving at that time--most Of
whom were ci,izens of other States
When you resigned your seat in the U. States
Senate to oofter the ten thousand sheckles Of gold
and ten thousand sheckles of silver, did you or did
you not, write to Gov Drew and name 10 him
youT successor! Thus attempting TO fasten the
odious system Of monarchical Europe upon re-
publican Arkansas; Buonaport did not dare do
more. 10 you think such arrogant dctatOrIal
department towards the representative of the Dig
nlty OF Arkansas, on the part of one who had re-
ceived the honors of the Stale, ought to 20 unre-
buked Do you think the people of Arkansas
VIII pocket such an insult by elecliDg you again
1t IS SAID, and may be mere rumOr, if so, this
IS gooi opportunity to set public opinion right,
that ncsHty gearS ago. when you we're first elected
delegate TO Congress, you declared thut yod had
got the deck IN your own hands and would cut,
stM1zs and deai for Arkansas for the next twenty
years" As you have played your itCen'y gears
game out. do you not thiuI, YOU ought to give up
the cards and let the people - deal " awhile?
IS Mt the Arkansas Barner, Il paper devoted
exclusively to the elevation Of your = family"
your property In what way is that print the
organ Of the democratic prrty"?
A PLEBIAN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
po1itical appointments,

-TrTxEa ESQ.,, candidate for Wing Pres
''s'J lrIsctor will address his fellow citizens al
| '1., srowing times and places'
|. '' 10, Washington CO., Sept. 23d.
89'nsJI. ,Larrvs Store. Illinois, T., Sept. 26th.
3o'IIy,z IIIty;,zgeraId's, Clear creek, Sept. 2zth.
Eiy VGarro.,'s, Brush Creek. Sept. 30th.
lille, Benton, CO Oct. ID.
'l'o'-' .1rIle, Madison, CO., Oct. 4ih.
oar 5-.a, Newton, co., Oct. 5th,
i.-,, 4.aoo. Scarcy.co., Oct. 7;h.
2.Iyie. Marion. CO.. Oct, 9,h-
sD,.-' i...,.r Izard. co.. Oct. 10Th.
,Pas. s Izard, co., Oct. lllh.
~, ga. Fulton, co Oct -l2Ih-
'-', lawrence. co., Oct. l4th.
.1-.esylIe. Oct. 26,h.
22--,,.-ba,b. Jackson. CO.. Oct 18Th.
.--..r White, CO.. Oct goth.
eIl.od Grove. Prarie, CO., Oct. 2lst.
.-,s Rock. Oct. 23i.
Ll.-.vri,le. Perry. CO.. Oct. 25;h-
5.-.;.burg, Conway. CO., Oct, 26.h
e., Pooe, CO., Oct. 9th.
D,.ae. Yell, co., Oc:. 30;h.
o-,,,iIl. Scott. ce., Nov. lst.
mis- Store, Franklin, CO.. Nov. ID,
Tie BatesvilIe Eagle and Little Rock pa-
~ please copy the above.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
Child-B

a VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC work, upon the
Ia subject OF Cessation and Child Birth, by X, NJ
Weisseliioh, NJ. D., late Of Paris, just publis
by the author. This work Contains information
upon subjects Of the highest Importance TO mar
rIed persons. or those contemplating marriage
1t viii be found of special value 10 those whose
means. health, or other circumstances DO not per-
mit Them to increase the number of their family,
without great Inconvenience, suffering, or perhaps
risk OF life. A method of ofayoiJing these troubles
and dangers, at will (receuiiy discovered by a cei
ebrated French physIcan) is fully communicated
IN tins work, so that any person may avail him
self Of ii at once. The means cost comparatively
nothing, and within the reach Of all. The
process Is safe infaliibie convenient, simple.
and cannot injure the most delicate. Nor does 1t
curtoil mu'rmouiaI privileges in tho least Cop
les OF thlS work viii be sent, in close envelope,
at single letter postage, to any part OF the Uni
ted States for . seut, post pad. to DR.. r. N.
W EISSELHOEF, Box 27I0, New York City
Copyright secured. No BOOKSELLER allowed 10 soil
this work
Sept. IS, lS4S.-2G--tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
Turning UD Right.

.as gallant Col. Wynkoop OF the Pennsyi-
''la!eers, distinguished for his bravev
-''e services in Mexico, has quit the achig
20 Is now s,umping it Cor Cass and But
o-e Of his speeches, he mentions over a
Tie o'iicerS of his regiment, who went to
~iong wings. and who are now, warm
. oi The democratic candidate for Presi-
'As following is an extract from his speech
: d! Doylstown, Pa, on the 5th inst:
c'uniry's call, marched as q private
sustain her hono-. | wen! out a Wing,
mlsAet on my shoulder and my knap-
''y back. ! thought my country wanted
-',ls .a. back 10 you fellow citizens, a Dem
IOaeers.) A fuIl-bEooded Democrat
~ And as tine wings in derision say red,
j, 'enemous Democrat. Great applause.
,aaA the Mexican war for my conversions
mere the difference of heart, the differ
|Ting-Of soul between the two parties
mere a lesson that cannot be rejected
''li'ent ofperiI and of danger, while In the
1 ,.''ice OF my country, my mind wander
4 = NY lar distant native land. and mingie
'HS cheering recolections of a Wing.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
ro1. Eark ". Izarfs appointments.

L, Stirling old democrat informs US shat he
l..,rmined again TO take the stump in the
;. n democracy and for the purpose OF aiding
cain the ascendency of Cass and Butler, ia
IS. he will address his feIIow-citizens al
,,;,g places on the days appointed:
/, gSp:sye. Madison co.. Sept. 10Th.
h. BaD,onYIe. Benton co., Sept. , lst.
Fayetteville. Washington co Sept. 22J.
|, Cane Hill, Washington CO.. Sept. 23d.
!, Van Buren, Crawford CO., Sept. 25th.
Ozark. franklin CO., Sept. 9Th.
/ CIarksvHle. johnson CO.. Sept. 23Ih.
I Dover. Pope CO.. Sept. 30th.
/ Clinton. Van Buren CO., Oct. d.
/ LfWisbarc, Conway CO., Oct. 4lh.
Psryville. Perry co., Oct 9Th.
Tn,Ie Rock. Pulaski co., Oct. 9th.
Mouth Cache, Monroe CO., Oct. llth.
ATkanSas Banner.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
lFikh SEmna1hE NePting.
| arkansas Banner.

Traslav evening. the 10Th inst, the citizens
>, PureD met al the Courthouse 10 give pu-
.r,-sssion to the sympathy Of our deeply ex-
,531lation, in behalf Of the struggling irish.
earIv hour our patriotic denizsns were seen
--gv i8 crowds about the Court house, which,
he bogr Of meeting arrived, was literally
Il. Such was the enthusiasm that 1t was
--eat difficulty the meeting could be put in.
A.length - Old Fes.ivi:y." than whom
possesses the mage power more TO cOncen-
the confused excitement Of public assem-
s-sss and succeeded III calling the meeting to
when Col. Geo. W. Clarke was called to
[air, who explained the object of the meeI-
I. P. Marean was then appointed Secretary.
/ sooner than was the meeting organised than
t vas the most deafeniHg calls from every
L the house for Jesse Turner, Esq, who
/ 10 speak am:ds. the cheers o. the cniire s.
l.. We regret our inability TO report in full
sch, characterized as it vas wilh sound,
l sense views IN regard to the history. pre-
.iigi9a, and prospects Of the Cetic Nation.
C.auie Jones, Of Fort Smith, being proyI-
present, was then called for, who took
-l and mtd5 one OF the most ei0queat and
appeals to the American people in behalf
Irish patriots, that was ever made II our
city.
J. B Ogden, b9irg called upon, made the
speech. /. appeared the gallant Colonel
J5si largely OF the spirit of the occasion
Fas exceedingly happy and eloquent in ma
remarks uPOE the brilliant history IN
3: he i'sh naiioa.
elJf. was m1de 10 call out our feIow-c.-
10 austin, but he excused himself by say
bis sympathy for his Irish brethren was
:? 70 be expressed in the English language.
aEion Of Jesse Turner, Esq, 4 committee
Fls ordered to be appointed 5y the chair
funds for The purchase Of +" Pogde5' and
a-!he use of The Irish Patriots. The chair
aaiod the following gentlemen TO com
committee Jesse Turner, Esq, Col. P.
81. P. Naren. Capt. 4. J. Ward, Gen.
Dgyal.
-o.ol Of Z. 3. Bishop, Esq, il was
ed, That this committee be requested TO
eli The citizens and give them an opPorlu-
measure their patriotism by The donation
.aTs and Cents.
n'i31 ofDr. Brown the proceedings of this
#ss ordered 10 be published IN the Intel
Hasiiag was then adjourned with three
shouts for Ireland.
Sgaed:
GEO. W. CLARKE, Chm'n.
-4EEAE, Sec'y.
Georgia Federal Union, says that Lieut..
the army, the son of the Whig candidate
7raor Of North Carolina, as ne passed
lis State last week, on his return from
stated in our presence, that he went Il
ia..-b.oodsd Wing, but returned full
Democrat, and that in the army, there
ly more of the same SORT" Mr.. Man
'Aa Gen. Taylor, at the battle Of Buenc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
New Books.

NRATORS of France, McItusI,'s book Of Indians,
Washington and his GeueTals Tiers history of
the Consulate and Empire of Napoleon life OF General
TAYLOR, General Taylor and STAFF General Scott and
Staff Downing's history of Romansn, Pictorial his
tory of the United States Meals history 1.-THE Pur
tans Prescotts conquest of Mexico, illustrated Poets
Bibles, Testaments, etc, together with general
sortment of Miscellaneous and School Books, and Sta
tionery, lately received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Ecglc Block, June %, Ia49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

Z UST RECEIVED-Denims, apron check, cotton
ok AIDES, silk surge cross bar muslin, ginghams,
kin linen, alpacca, prints, green gauzc wells, black
lace scars, beachcd and fancy de lUue shawls
and handkcrchies, green berege zephyr wool shawls
thibet shaws "A and 81, printed cashmere shawls
blue satinet, black al pacca, sheetngs and shirngs
tickugs iowells diapers spool cotton.
Tuck, fine, side circular, redding and pocket combs;
scissors tooth brushes, buttons all kinds fcrs steel
pens steel and glass boad, sPectacle, berlin gloves
etc. etc, for sale lower than for Cash Produce
by e. b. BISHOP y co.
AUGUST 10. 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
4 chancc for Mlllnrs.

u HAVE for sale, in Van Buron. Il quantity of
- milling apparatus, among which the fol-
lowing pair splendid French Burr MjII-stones,
d and feet in diameter, with spiudes, gudgoons
and machinery. together with fli 10, Of boiling
gearing, irons, &c. Allof which will sell cheap
er than cost and carriage.
RICHARD THRUSTON.
Van Buren. September Q, lS48.-25-3l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
Notice is hereby given.

Fg7 hat the partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Richard Thrusion, Joseph g. Walker
and Pleasant n. Walker, IS this dny dissolved by
mutual consent. and The business divided fol-
lows: The Notes and accts. III Texas, falls to J..
&. Walker, on settlements; those in Arbs. TO r.
Thurston and thos, in No. to p. \. Walker.
Therefore all persons indebted 10 The old hrm Of
Thrus;on. Walker Eco, either by note accl. are
notified 10 settle rs per above arrangement.
Sep. 2--'IS S--3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

SPUNGY Some woman, full OF spunk and
pluck, thus advertises her. Iiese lord" il South
ern paper:
Left my bed and board last fall, thereby rem
dering my expenses lighter, John Peters, without
cause or Provocauon. y the Old maids. young
girls, widows OF all ages and conditions, are here
by tore"arned against hsrborng trusting him
my account. as ! am determined not to Jp sc-
counIubie for his debts more especially for his
conduct, because he IS Iolfer, dcunklrI, a
gambler, thief, and liar.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

Fou: weeks ago last Saturday, a committee Of
three gentlemen waited upon Mr.. Clay at Ashland
for the purpose Of getting letter endorsing the
nomination of General Taylor. The Old man
heard them through and then remarked that it
very strange that the friends of an AvAILA-
BE candidate should ask UNAVAILABLE candI-
date for an endorsement' The committee again
grged him, and gave, reason for their anxiety,
that the old wings were not coming up to the
mark. Mr.. Clay repjed, q think his avajIa5ilty
VIII carry him along without any assistance from
unavailable men."--N0r0cqlkD Democrat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
Attention Shoemakcrs. y

Attention ShOCmakCr5.
a STEADY situation and fair wages viii be give
. "a 80 q Jouruevman Shoe and Boot Maker, by the
undersigned. He will not employ gentleman who
cannot dp fine work and who does not possess good
qualities lie also desires immediate app iicaton.
SELAS ". BAGREMORE.
VAN BCREN, May 9Th, 1913. Eft
4 UST received by steamer Santa Fe, large and
well selected stock Cf Clothing, consisting of the
following articles:
PANTE-Black cashmere. merino, alpaca, black
ribbed and fancy CASHMERE, fancy linen, cottonade
and cfoton sattinet and Jeans.
ATS-Black dress, .frock, sack, and palctOts :;
cloth French and English merinO alpacca, croton,
Dress sack, linen and cotton sack and dress and Ken
tucky jeans.
YES fS-Back satin figured and plain, alPacca and
common. Linen bosom shirts, drawers, etc, etc
TRUNKS. various sizes, for sale low for Cash or
Produce, by E B. BISHOP & CO.
August 10, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

TELEGRAPH BY soUND.-We have Just been
called upon pv gentleman who has visited our
city for the purpose, as he tells Us, Of testing an
invention for conveying sound 10 an almost uum-
tied distance, at The same time retaining the ar
tculdtIOu so petecty, that two men standing. the
one in Norwich and tie other IN Boston, for dis
tance, shalt be able converse with the same ease
ifstandug face to face. The very idea strikes
one as almost Preros'oruus and yut the gent cman
al uded to very confident OF its en!Iro Prac
tcabiIlv. lie states that he has the necessary ma
chinery now constructing in this city, and that, in
few days. it will de compelod'and ready TO be
submitted to the test OF xpsrln9nt.-Norwich
Courier.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
- NDDIs ~ S5lsEs !:


ENALICOES OF all colors and qualities, IafctB Sa-
~ tin cap aud bonnet ribbons, BoDhia, muslin, beg
gars, yse and he'd cdgngs nd laccs white and black
Irish aud French and yellow linens fancy and black
netts, JacIonet, plaid and plain cEmbrjc, curtain drl
perry, silk surge, green Berezc, ginghsms. brown Hot
land all c"lnrS glazed cain'rcs, paper, cnm1Fc black
alpaca and Cachmcre, ladies and gentlemen 5 Isle
and silk gloves, braids, purse silk, gents black silk
cTavats ladies CTavuts paper svcrcd and fancy fans,
spool cotton, linen tapes, linen camDrjc and yonree
haudkerchlels, black and coored sewing silk. patent
thread, pearl bnttons, silk twist, hoop and dress wIa
bone, cotton and silk hose and half hOscIor ladies' and
misses and gentlemen, parasps and parasuctcs, Flo
renee, Rutland and lawn b3nnets or-audy lawns, sc
An kinds of ladies and ~GnteleD's shoes and boots
boys misses and chi'd's do SaddIcrv-hrdiaS, sad
dies martn ngales, saddie-5ags vcii"es, trunks whips
surcuglcs and girhs, carpet bags, bride bits, buckles
tacks, spurs stiTruPs, thread chains Sc
Groceries, hardware and cutlery planes AMI black
SMITHS tools.
Sshaw we can't mention half, come and coll FOR
anything and Will DO best for Won at the Old
stand l.. b. BISHOP * co.
September ., 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, SEP. L
lCo,.,.g-tay tE.aLyy,

NEW ORLEANS, SEP. L
CCorrected lYeekly1
Cott9n-Ordinary 81 s.; middng 81 Q; mid,
ding fair 81 fair, y y; good fair a s.; good
Sngar-Louisiana . a 3 ); Havana s.; brown -
j l.
Wgqsses-l5 ii % per gal.
ToBacco-25 a c.
Flour-S4 20 30.
TFhiskeE-Rectied 1G a II.
C0fsc-6& 7.
.SaIt-sI 05 a l So.
Rice-33 81.
C0ra-I5 50,
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Couon 81 90 a l 25.
Flu ner cwt.. 81 90 l24
CO., d,r rI. 90
O.tr sbalIed I5 20
. sheaf II a Is
Corn neal ner bushel. 25 80
Roco,. ner ib.. , a 81
I.2rd Il a 6
Beef, A2
Pork none'
Tallow, " a y
Beeswax, 10 Il ~
Mutton, none'
Veal, q
Butter, 10 2
Eggs, IO ie5
Chickens, per doz., e73o Ioo
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

By the President:
RICHARD 81. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Orce.
Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled 10 the rieht O: 2re-eui,.
ton TO any Of lbe lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumeraeed. is reoair.
cd to establish the same 10 the satisfaction Of a.e
Register and Receiver of the proper laRa Office.
and mrko payment therefor, as soon as pra6fjbq..
Ole after seeing This notice. and before the dayap.
pointed for the commencement OF the public s.e
Oh the ANUS embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of tbe General Land OGi,e.
August 2G, Ie4S.--26-Sw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
Look at this all Of 2em.

BISHOP IS neither bi21gsI mp nor drolDne3 This time
but lis Go23s grre-gys shouF hare 8oH them at al
mast Nothing if lheg ho' GriUeI safe, and they
Of almost aN kinds. w i0out keep such go23s in
Store, 20 and them, md feel Of tI-ir Uahte
and HgaLe your oFer, THEY MUST Cos
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
Notice to the Pnbl!c.

Notice to the Public.
Fsv he public in general, are hereby cautioned
= to avoid all intercourse with certain man,
who resides in Van Buren,. Arks., by the name OF
WILLIAM STEVENS, for the reas IN laat ue IS
q COMMON LIAR.
ROGER SHACkELFORD.
Van Buren,. Sep. '4S-3t. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
\ Negro Boy Wanted.

An inteIig6n. negro Boy. about i or is years
of age is wanted, for whom tho highest wages
with prompt payment, will be given. Apply at
The In,eligencer office.
Anr. 2G. ,AS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

4 SIGNIFICANT S!GN.--It is stated thut the gun
smiths Of Europe have more work offered TO them
than they can perform IN ten years.and thut mus
ke:s have increased in price from five to eight
pounds.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

oOnA LBS. CHEESE for sale by
eBSB&B Aug 26 Il. i. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

The correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury
states that every member Of Congress from Sonth
Carolina, except Mr.. Holmes, supports Coss and
Butler