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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22
BALTIMORE, Feb. 81, lS4s.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Fl, 184S
Incendiarism in Bdiiimore--dHempt to Destroy
our Public Buiidings-Ship Launches, &c.
Incendiarism is taking bold front in Bati-
more. Within the last two days, no less than
four of the public buildings of the city have been
fred and considerably damaged, making but mar
row escapes from complete destruction. The
Museum building was the first on which an at
tempt was made, the fire having been commune
cated to the roof. On Saturday, at dinner time,
Franklin building was set on fire, and all the
furniture of TIE hall was destroyed, and two
other fires occurred at the time, all
within short distance of each other. On Sa-
,urday night fire built by the incendaries
in the upper story Of Lee & Johnson's magni6-
cent building, the corner of Calvert and Balti-
more streets, the saloon being at The time crowd
ed to overflow with the fashion Of the CITY, lis
tenng TO the Steyermark ischc Company's con-
cert Aud yesterday afternoon the upper story
of the Jarvis building was fired, hut in each case
the flames were extingulshed without much da-
mage. The rascals are as yet und scovered, but
we expect a heavy fire before they have finished
operations.
The magnificent steamship Edith, will be
launched from the ship yard of Mr.. Duncan, to-
morrow morning.
A fine ship Of $50 tons burthen, called the
Huntington, is 10 be launched to-day or to-mor-
row, from the ship yard Of Capt. Robb. Her
length is III feet, breadth PSI feet, and depth OF
hold Is feet.
launched on Saturday, from the yard OF Messrs.
Hunt & Wagner She was built for Thomas n.
Mathews & Co, and rs 10 be employed IN the
West India trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22

ITO LET, IN WILLIAMSBUE GH-THE MODERN
two story attic brick house, with celia. pieaa9
y located 1870 South Third street, within walk
% either Peck Sip Grand Houston ferries. The
rremisesme 80 BY lao fe,t constitut large yard with
aIdor g.. Rent 80, which, approved arp
cant OF III would be granted liqae GA the
IeInises. or at 50 Ferry suest. N. Y. third story
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1913.
The Eleventh Week of the Session Waterman,
That of the night


Eleven weeks of Congress have gone, and the
length passed the House, the bill to borrow six
teen millions of money at six per cent.
The ten regiment bill still holds the Senate to
the same old story of the history of the war, and
the results of annexation, till three O'Clock in the
afternoon, occasionally till four, when some
other member rises and announces that he will
20 over the same ground tomorrow and, there
upon, "the grave and reverend Seignors" of the
Senate adjourn with dignity aud self-com.
placency most gratifying to contemplate.
We expect, however, that Mr. Cass will finish
his first great labor, the ten regiments, and get
it passed by the Senate during the next week,
when Mr.. A1hertOn will come in, in behalf of
Mr. Secretary Walker, and the Treasury defici-
encies.
Never, in the history of this government, have
the politics and politicians OF the day, the pre-
sidency, war, peace, annexation, slavery, abo.
htiOn, and everything else, been so nexplicably
mixed up as at this present writing yet we had
purpo sed to-day effort in illustration, to some
extent, of these political entanglements; for
every day some new point is evolving ITSELF af-
fordlng key to an explanation of other points,
until all the shapecss mass OF incongruous ele-
ments may even now be fairly analysed and
classified, and labelled accordingly. Our asso-
ciates have saved us half the task, and half has
been anticip ated by the divInlng rod with which
the political world is sounded at the Herald
office.
The great starting point is peace with Mex
leo. 1t is still expected. If President Polk gets
q satisfactory treaty pretty soon, he will probably
agree to stand aside; If be does not, then he will
prefer to fight out the war, though he is not a
warrior. Meantime, the news from Mexico is
as unsatisfactory upon Its face, as the political
Intelligence OF the last week from the great State
of New York. The DocToR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
m opiNIoN OF a CoNGREssMAN.

The following is from the Hon. Lewis c. Levin,
member OF Congress from thc first Congressional Dis
trct, Pa, and formerly editor Of the Philadelphia
sun
- 1t has been said that Influenced by sell
hs considerat ions, in bearing testimony in favor
OF Jayue's Eypcctsrant and that reward for our
services, he pays largely advertiser in the sun
Now, long before the Editors conncXion with this
paper commenced, he had been relieved from loarsc
ness and oppression oC the chest, by the OF tins
uurivaed remedy and from Il sense OF duty, recon.
mcHdcd 10 20 tlc public At that time he had not the
most remote idea o. editing daily paper and DIR.
Jayne gives preference 10 the SUM- not only ac-
count Of its large and rapidly increasing circulation
bat because the paper opens TO the advertiser
class oC readers who in the habit of taking
the daily penny papers Of the city. In bearing our
humble testimony TO the virtues Of the EXpectorant,
DO stand alone. Thousands in this city attest
its curative powers, and although opposed to the
OF what are termed " Quack Medicines generally,
yet, when, in this case have felt the benefit OF
tLc remcdy--whcn, We freely acknowledge,
keep it constantly in onr family, as certain and
prompt remedy for Group and Coughs we feet that
subserve the interests Of eociety, when such
facts To the public. This nisrep presentations of inter-
ested individuals, have forced this explanation upon
u.s. which We checrfully give"
LEWIS c. LEVIN.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne. Phadclpbia, and
sold on agency by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists
Van Buren,, Arkansas,
And W II. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
nj Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
nEm

In this vicinity, on the 9Th instant, Mrs Ell IA
~ " - W. DA AS,-reIIct Of the late Hon. JAMES
W. BATEs,-aged 48 years Mrs Bates was an orna-
ment to the community in which she lived and her
oealh Is deeply regretted by all who enioved the
PieasGFe OF her acquaintance To her inIn diato
ouSehod and numerous highly respectable relatives
te loss is indeed iTreParable. But they mourn not IS
LOse without hope The recollection that she lived
the life and died the death Of Christian affords a
nope to sorroWing friends that her pure spirt
nS 1aAeh IT'S night to that better world 'where the
at rest" 49, ; 3'0
In Van Buren On Saturday the Ist inst HARRIET.
infant daughter of John and Sarah Austin, ared 8
weeks. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
Look Ont.

r SHALL offer at public sale on the first Monday in
d July next s1 the Court House door in Van Burcn,
the large and valuable farm formerly owned by Buus
Forester. Said farm embraces about three hundred
acres Of first quality of land, having upon il large
two story framed dwelling with other valuab I'M
provomonts and now occupied by solomon FORESTER.
One fourth Of the purchase money VIII be required on
the day Of sale at which time will be published the
remaining payments. Possession TO be given on the
third day Of January 1919. Persons desrous Of Pur
chasing valuable estate will co well to call and
anime the above premises.
SOLOMON FORESTER.
March goth 1sls-6-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
= F~--El-V
Z. ANTHONY,
Late Anthony, CLARK 6. Co.
2LI Broadway, New York.
NATURE OF THE WORK.


Il VIII be perceived that the peculiar nature OF the
subject gave rise 10 very many difficulties, which are
not experienced in ordinary works ofart. The group
ing of SO many figures IN manner where reference
20 favorable positions for cucsscs rIv inter
furod with those which would have produced a more
pleasing general effect formed serious obstacle iu
the way of the Artists who engaged upon the
work, but which it is thought they have happily
surmouutGd--at least 20 very great extent.
The magnitude OF the task will be still better a0-
prccGted when il is borne in mind that all the heads
have been accurately copied from Dlg-errsotyps
Llhenesses, which IN many instances not TO be
procured without great difficulty aud expense
The details Of The Engraving we're also copied from
Photographic pictures, that il IS Lazardug little TO
say that the fidelity Of the entire work admits OF 10
question.
The scene intended O. be represented a5 far as &.
was practicable, is that which took place the
casi0n Of the retirement of Mr. Clay from public life
in 1872. Very nearly all the mem rers of ,.t session
urc represented in their appropriate seats. while in
lO.D.es and gallery are many persons of distinction
CE5euatoIs Members of the Cabinet, prominent Rem
rcsonfatires from the Lower House, and others intro
Cuced spectators.
A few slight anacbrcnisms have been Intentionally
committed, which contribute % the interest Of the
scene, without materially dClr4ctng from its historical
accuracy.
The Steel Plate which is engraved in the Nezzotint
style measures tAirtytwo by forty Iachcs and is
Of lie largest ever executed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-This medicine has
already proved itself be all shat it has been recon-
mendcd, by those who have gwen it fair test in this
country, and The demand for it increases daily. We
have just heard Of an important cure of Asthma,
which has been effected by the use Of IL. in neigh
boring towB--the case was that Of n female who had
for long time been under the Of physician but
had received relief, and her considered
hopeless. 4 lls resort she purchased bottle OF
Dr. Jayues EEpcctorant which caused her to expect
crate freely gradually ceased her cough, and is rap
idly restoring her to health. We have hesitation
Of coughs, colds, influenza, asthma, consump ptions,
&c, is the most valuable medicine ever offered to the
American public. There is quackcrv about it
DR.. Jayne is Of the most skfu practising physi-
clans in Pennsylvania; and wherever his various pre-
paratous have been thoroughly tested he is looked
upon great public bcnciactor.
Somerset lAio) Journal.
DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint may be cured
with certanty, and at a trihiug expense, by taking
every night bed time, two three of Jaynes San
ative Pills, and dose of either his Alternative
Vermifuge three times day. This treatment neUer
fails TO cure.
WELL, well! I'm becoming bald, and can't help it,
is frequently expressed by those whose Hair, (hke
false friend) is leaving them. Now this is all a mis-
take; JAMES HAIR Tone, faithfully applied for
week, Will preserve the Hair from falling oil, remove
all dirt and daRdTuG, prevent its becoming premat-
urey gray, eruptUe diseases of the scalp. and
still more, by its continued use reclohe the head with
and beautiful hair
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
R. STEVENSON, Druggist,
Van Buren, Ark's.,
And w. H. i M. MAYERS, Druggists.
nj Fort Smith, Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
4 L2istIIIerT - ssaIe.L

,[ON Sale, al my residence, noor Evansville,
- Ark. the complete apparatus for DiatiIlery,
namely; / Two hundred gallon still l one hun
dred gallon do; Worms, Tubs. &c, DC. These
things are all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and as 10 not intend to use
;hem again, ] am anxious 10 sell, which will do
on The most liberal terms. am willing to sell on
a credit where the purchaser viii gjvo ample bond
and security.
n. =. DENNlNGSBURG
Evoas,ILe. Jan. ]. l813.-A1-LE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
Private Ronrdinr-

4 FEW persons can be accommodated with board
Z a ing. at Mr. c. DuHrNos, opposite the steam. boat
landing upon the following named terms. as he is so
fixed TO be able 10 take iU small number comfortably
Per month, with lodging, Sl2 90.
Per month, without lodging, s 90.
Also ladies wishing 10 have Bonncts and Dresses
made, in fashionable style, have, by calling
upon Mrs. Demiug
March ZJ I5l5.-6-J.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
Notice.

coplrtncrsLip heretofore existing between the
uuders -ncd under the style Of EertheIct EeaId
81 Co is dissolved this day, by mutual consent H.
Leald having Withdrawn from The concern.
The business viii be continued by J. r Bcrihelot
& Rob. VI. Jones' VINO charged with the Liquidation
Of the unsettled affairs cl B. II. e. Co.
JOS. R. BEGTUELET,
J. H HEALD,
l.. II. JONES.
CHoCTAw NATION WEST,
March /, 1913. 3-5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
Iron and Steel

J ECEIFED per steamers Tributary and Cashier
. the following goods for sge:
50 cuscs shoes and Boots; 100 bags Rio Coffee; %
bogshcads Sugar; 10000 pounds Iron assorted; lU-0
Plough Nouds; sUuitAt Bellows; AnyIs and Vices:
stocks and dies and Patesi sod-o hammers and
hand Go., 20 roams wrapping Paper: bags Pepper 10
bundles sheet Iron cast steel; 1000 pounds Cotton
Yarn, l5sh bunchcsl;
And many othe articles
suitable Tor the trade &C &C. Call and see them
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
April Ist, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
VAN BUREN. ApriI :. ls4S.


p ne undersigned, passengers on the new and
ISht draught steamer ELLEN T., on her first
TRIP from Little Rock to Van Buren, BEG leave
- lender to Capt. SNAPP and her Officers, their
unieigned ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, for their uniform
BeH'emanly department., and strict and careful
attention to their various duties and 10 recon-.
mend the ELLEN T, as safe and fast running
ooat' and worthy liberal patronage from the
tIave ing public.
" II. Z. WOoDRUFF, Little Rock.
2LEPBEN IL STONE, Fayetteville.
w. I. ROBERTS, Fayetteville
JOHN TAYLOR, Memphis, T.
JAMES FARRELL, Memphis, 7.
- ASH, Little Rock.
Mrs. II. Johnson.
Mrs. L. G. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
AdminisLrator7s Notice

administrators Notice
ETUE undersigned Administrator. Of the Estate Of
q Henry TLseman, deceased, will at the next July
term Of the Court Of Probate for the county Cra
ford State of Arkansas TO be held the Court House
ia y am burCn, Hlc his petition pray order for the
sale OF all the right title and interest belonging 20
said estate in lots number ten tI0r and eleven II1 i'm
block member eighty-ouo lol) situate iE the town
Van Burcn.
All persons interested are hereby notified to appear
and chen and there show cause if amy they may have
Why said prayer should not be granted
March -oth, Io45.
HENRY WILCOX,
ADM of Il. IIeCman.
1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
ENGRAVING
THE
% 2AlP Is GaLIAEFZI q l.GETT3-ET2

% G1AlF Is 5-aEIAEF-3 q EI.2ETT}-1r2s
TIE design Of this great National work OF art was
first conceived, and prsparl lions for its execution
commenced i'm the winter OF 1872. In the midst 81
very many difficulties, and ut very gr-at expense
and FIRST presented the public in the autumn of
1916
few hundred copies were then struck OF, but the
demand that sprung uP Immediately on its appearance
not supply it unless the character OF the engraving
were changed from simple mezz7-iat to comb.uat lon
OF line and mezzotnt. lhe printing was accordingly
Immediately stopped, aud the plate put again into The
hands Of the En~ruvsr TO add 70 it's beauty and ma
Ggnul interest the character OF durability. After the
lapse of nearly year. the p-iu.iug has gain com
uerc-dr and tic subscriber calls the attention OF
the public TO the work, with the confidence that ne
can supply their orders with clear and beautiful i'm
pTc5sOns.
Z. ANTHONY,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
DIR. JAYNE'S Alternative

We have been informed by Mrs Rose of a cure per
formed on her Dr. Jayne's Alternative hich proves
its supuoTty over every other remedy of the knd.-
She has been af cted for the last sixteen wears with
Eecroses or White Swellings, attended with ulcera-
tons and exfoiation of various bones, during which
tme many pieces have been discharged from from
tai bone Of the Uranium, from both her arms wrists
and hands, and from both legs and from the left fe
moral bone, and from the right knee, be sides painful
ulcers the parts OF her person. which has JaElod
the skill Of number of the eminent phvsici.ns
Of our city-during most Of the time her sul1.rnrs
have been excruciating and deplorabe. About three
mont ths since she induced to try DR.. Javues AL
teTativC which has hl asonisL5ugly happy effect
upon her, by removing all pain and swcturs, and
causing the ulcers to heal, while at the time
that she now weighs some 25bs more than she did
before she commenced the Of this truly valuable
preparatiOu.--Nutivc Eagle.
FoI further particulars inquire OF Mrs. Rose, No.
I25 FilbcTt street, Philadelphia
Il have had occasion to prescribe your Alternative for
ScrcF1l0us affection Of the breast, with good ccc:
it is case Of long standing and had been considered
iucurablc.
HOPPING COUGH AND CROUP-TO PARENTS.
Jaynes EEpectorant is, without exception, the most
valuable preparation 10 for the above diseases II
converts Hopping Cough into mild and tractabIe dis
ease, and saOren5 its duration than ouCuaI, and
produces a certain and speedy recovery From half
iauts and young children in half an hours time
The lives of hundreds will be annually saved by keg
Ing it always on hand ready for every emergency.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, Phiiadc!p pAia, and
sold agency by
l. STEVENSON, Druggist,
Van Buren,, Arkansas ,
W. II. & H. MAYER5, Druggists,
n9 Fort Smith, Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
PERSONS EEPF-s----D,


OF n Carolina, Daniel Webster of Mass, Joseph Gales
o. ID g, John Quincy Adams OF Mass, Caleb Gushing
Of Mass, #i-gm a Graham Of \ O., CLas N Conrad
Of la, John II Eo-chrad or Ky, VIM. Woodbridge Of
Mich Gen w Worth u S a, Jacob " Miller Of N j.,
Gen Winfield Scott A, John II Garrian Of Ga,
archer of va, John CrFeltsa OF Ky, Lsaa. C.
Bates OF I-ars Tbe9rg-, T,-r-r, ,---- lr n J TsLsz
w Huntington OF Conn, s1Hu j Is err of Nd, John
7crgosnt ct Penn, Erhr-im u Foster of Iguu, samuel
lc Roberts OF ill., W il.iam Preston Of O., William
L Dayton Of J, George Evans OF Maine, MahIon
Dckcrsou Of n J, Albert White of Ind, James
Buchanan Of Penn, William Srrague Of r / Thos W
Gilwer of Va, SomuoI Phelps Of E., Joseph story
y : 2 q, Lewis L LINN of BIO, -atuI = Iallmal-e 9f
a augustus 5 Porter Of Mich, ai.s Wright Of n y,
William Eives Of Va, Henry Wise of Va, William
D Mcrrick Of Md, Alexander Barrow Of La, John
Mclean OF Ohio, Martin Van Buren, Of n Y, Richard
II rGTurd of Del, Spencer Jaraa-tn of Tenn, William
Allen Of Ohio, John Henderson OF Miss Sidney Breeac
of III, William Wilkins of Penn, Oliver IL smith of
James Simmons OF r 1, Chas G Atherton of n H.
DSme sturgeon OF feng' - 2E2s2 u seyler OF = r!
Rufus Choato Of Mass, George ne Dai5 Of C, AloXr
II Everett Of Mass Robert ] walker Of Miss, Levi
Woodbury. OF II, Arthur Blghv Of Ala, Thomas
d Benton oil Mo, Benjamin Iuppau OF OHIO, William
r King Of Ala, = Dyer 1Cry 'tat-Arns, samuel l. b
Morse, John Bell of Tenn Amos Kendall of ID e.,
Cassius 81 Clay Of Ky, Com w Morgan y S n,
w lillian c Bryant, John J a Audubon, Mrs Gen Mucomb,
Mrs q Adams, Henry " LoaEfcIIow, George w p
NuslS OF ~ L, mrs NluNlsOu, abort GAlailH OF
Mrs james x Polk, Cave Johnson of Tenn, Smith
Thompson S G, Mrs John Catron, John Catron
u 5 S c, Benz Butler Of n Y, Reuben IL Nalworth
Of Reyerdy Johnson of Nd, Charles j. Ing crso.I
Of Penn, James c. Birnoy, Of Michigan.
V1-For the information OF those at distance, ]
would mention that the price Of the Prints with de-
scriptive Key, is TEN DOLLARS per copy. Any order
enclosing this amount will be puuctually attended 90,
and tho print carefully boxed and forwarded according
to direction.
Subscribers will be supplied in the order in which
their applications are received.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
WILSON, STA8BlBD & EHTPTH.
w 1T Q GD ASD DBDG @GGpSa
MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY

q Patent tArsf
manu- ctloI ll1, heI sc
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W w soy they Ia g
n ia % d 90 trus
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& x p J ri r q ] e fhd ga
dz tbrulsa
pei , @ ulrl l a. 600
pa b p m n der j m tfH 65 ras.y
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

THEPHYR Worsted, Canvass, Patterns, Perforated
- Beard, for sale by WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

which he demonstrated the utiIitv ,nd ..aa.;--
6iiily OF the contemplated turnpike road from Van
buren 10 the Missouri line; and that it is with
much regret we learn from him, his determination
10 remove from this State-the field of his roonI
valuable exertiOns to enhance its prospective and
tAat ne carries with him our best wishes for his
steps. O'"" MS
On motion OF Gen. Jones, the editors IF lbo
different papers in the State, and of the Snr;nrr,
heid democrat and AdUerti=er, be requested 70
publish these proceedings
J. NJ. HOGUE, President.
SOLOMON F. CLARK, Spcrefqry
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

ALSO.-The farm in Franklin county, known as
the " AXE Place." comprising the following lands,
viz:
The Sc of the NW41
SWF NW4 tanning l9j 95-IOJ acres.
and WI :" 1" NE4
Persons wishing purchase the above property, or
anv portion of it, can ascertain terms, application
post PAID the undersigned. A great bargain viii
be given any person who may purchase the WHOLE
for cash.
If the above Town Lots and Farm not disposed
of, private sale, or before
Saturday, the 8th day of April next,
They will on that day, be offered at PUBLIC AUG
IION to the highest bidders, at the Courthouse door
IN the town of Van Buren,, the following terms =
Onethird cash. onethird in year, and the remain
ing one-third in years Notes Tor both the deI5r-
red PAYMENTS to bear interest at per cent from due
till paid will be required the execution OF wich'
bonds will be given for warranty deeds to be made 10
purchasers SO soon as the purchase money SHALL paid
up in full. L.,
The sale will take place at the Courthouse door,
between the hours Of 10 and r NJ OF sald oay
VIM e. WOODRUFF, General Land agent.
Little Rock, February 7, Io4S.-f-4t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
BlOhDWAE' NEW YORK.
u . AMTMO N Y
LATE
2.l BEOsDVvAv.
NEW YORK.

ANTHONY, CLARK & CO.,
E1typortcr oc Ercuc0 2eIaGes,
Frames and Chemicals and GcrmaG instruments,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SUPPLY or
DAGUEBRE0TYPE APPARATUS & MATERIALS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Sot5 Ct Jorcrgu auJ E3om, Glauur1cture.
The article Of French Plates. Mr.. Anthony can put
lower than any other house, by o. tcusivo
nmporatous and large sales lie lso furnish Ey-
posllphita of Soda and uyPosulPhto of Cold of sa-
Pcror quality, or lower terms than they have ever
hitherto been afforded.
All tAsE orders viii be executed with fidelity and
cesp-Lcl and all letters Will receive Immediate atten-
tyA. III.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
Town Its and a Farm,

1t Private Sale or at Auction.
YEVHE undersigned, IS Agent and Attorney for the
proprietor, offers for sale the following va glblo
LOTS in the TOWN OF VAN BUREN, aud FARM
In EraukI liz connLE. Vi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

, EcEiEED per steamer w II. Day, 10 boxes Raj
y {, sins, hLls almonds, . boxes candy, ~ boxJs
rosse, boxes Newark cider, do brandy charries,
ITO do herring, do Goldfish, ; do young hvson tea,
- DO imperial d. 10 do Venice cigars do Bryon do,
~ DO Colorado do, 10 do Rogaiia do, % lbs autmcgs,
JJ l1s cloves ID papers tablc-s8t, bbls Malaga wine
0 51s American gin, 10 do do brandy 10 do molasses
ID kegs nails do barleud Is mats cassia, o boxes
glccusware Uss'd Is dozen painted buckets received
al ior sale by HENRY S, CUNNINGHAM.
February s, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
For Rent.

Tor BCnL.
2 4 ME Room lately occupied by w. L. Simmons
& Main street adjoining England & Dougherty's
Warc-ROom: for terms gppv
WALLACE & WARD.
March II, ls48.--A
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
Notice.

VIE person who borrowed the books from the Post
4 Office viii please return them they arc needed
tras5y Discipline and Constitution Of the u. S.
and oJigo the owner.
March II, I5l5.-4-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

r UsT received co dressed dccr-skins OF the finest
~ quality, and for sale by
February 10. HENRY & CUNNNGDAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

Z UST received per steamer P. H. White, a small lot
u OF fresh Turkey i-s, and for sale by
February II, 1913. II. G. MELCTOR.