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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

ROCKS. NEW n

~ AMILY AND pocket Bibles, Presbyterian rsalms and
< Hymns, Psalms Of David. variety of school Books,
Eciee ic Readers, Sanders Readers. Cohb's Readers,
Rays Arithmetic. Davies Arithmetic and Algebra,
COmstock's Philosophy. Chemisrrv and Physiology and
a variety Of STANDARD works on Theology, Medical and
general Literature, Blank hooks and all kinds ofstation.
airy. wide window blinds and wall paper, sold low as
any establishment in the city. by
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
pop1 Main etvcas Ntha.tf,,
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CLOIHING READY.MADE OR TO ORDER.
j. II. HUSS & 60.

NOW inform their friends that their stock Of Goods
NV for Sprine and Summer is complete, embracing a
small SPRINKLE from New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
iimore, making, altogether, a very desirable and season.
able assortment.
Our friends who patronised us so literally last year,
and the public generally, are respectfully invited to can
and examine early, as we are prepared to furnish every
article III our line upon terms that cannot fail to please.
Rememi er nIr location
One door above the U s Hotel, Water ST.
Wheeling, Abr 4, 1913
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HARNESS MAKING.
nj. FORD.


1RmFlrp, Sc.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. e. JEWELRY.
FAIRCH1LD & TAYLOR,
Just returned from thu Eastern cificc
40 now opening, in addition to their former stock.
large ard splendid assortment of Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Millinery and Dress Trimmings. SC. which
they believe TO be the best selected stock West OF the
Mountains. Their stock consists in part, as follows:
GOLD MERCHANDISE.
Gold end Silver Watches; gold Guard chains; gold fob
CHAINS Seals and Keys; gold Finger Rings, assorted
stone sets Gold Rings with seal tops; plain gold Rings:
gold Shirt Studs; gold Hearts and Crosses; gold Braeeie;
clasps and snaps, gold Pencils; assorted gold Spec,a-
elss; gold mounted Cameo Breast Pins, for Ladies and
Gent,enltn: Also' best assorted patterns gold Ear Rings
do Cream do do Sugar Tonua
do Mustard spoons, do SAT- SPOONS
do Butter Knives, do Thimbles.
Silver darts and head ornaments.
STEEL WARE.
Steel Watch Keys and chains; steel Beads, Rings and
Iaaseis, Tor bags and purses; steel Dress Slides: steel bac
clasps. steel Tweezers; steel Pens; steel Head and Neck
Ornaments.
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes, ass'd patterns; Penetrating Brusbe,.
Clothes do; Hat do; Tooth Brushes, % patterns: infant
do; NaiIde; Lather do; Watch do
CUTLERY.
Pocket Knives. l,2, 3 and 4 blades: Table Kn;ve, and
FORKS; do'arver Knives; do do S,eels; do Knives in sets
81 OF 81 {. 3, 3 n,sees; German silver table and Tea spoons;
~" - " . h&Lcrb, JACKSON, STACY & SIRltn d1c
Elliott's do; VIM Greaves & Sons DO.
BONNET TRIMMINGS.
Bonnet Silks, assorted; Bonnet Ribbons; Bonnet II.
nings; Bonnet Flowers.
HOSIERY.
Ladies Blk silk Hose; do white do do; Gent,emen.s
nj sIik nose, white and blk; cotton hosiery ass d colorx
ana sizes; Misses Hosiery, assorted sizes; white, blonde
and assorted coiors; Ladies' Gloves, etc.
LACES.
white silk Edgings; blk do do; Thread Edginrs and
lnseriinfs; Lisle Lace and Edgings; SILK blonte Lace.
PLAIN; SIX blonde Lace, figured; Cap blends, assorted;
Bobbin Edgings and Inssrtings.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
nrna es*. e9iofs,' wide; Dress Trimmings. ASH -oIs.,
ra,ds Dress Ginps: Blk dress and cane Frn1os..
&c to 81. N"a' FRENCH work collars,
-'~s~ W. onayInx npAX>-----
yers; Fancy Boxes with Puzzles and Gems; FANCY boxes
with ps ms from &c TO g.; China, pewter anu WOOD 10Y
dishes; Barking Dogs; Mewing cats; Toy turkeys and
assorted birds; Brass and Tin %trunipets; I'm Horses.
Dogs and Carriages.
PERFUMERY.
Fancy Soaps, assorted perfumes; J Hauefs Nyhph
Soap; q w Radway's Moderated Soap; Fancy soapst IN
boxes; French colognes; German do; Eau Lustre ior me
Hair; Hair Dye, assorted colors; Hair OILS assorted; haiE
Pomatuns, ass'd fss and hair powders.
Clocks and Watches repaired at short notlcei silver
Spoons made to order and all Jewelry IN our nne:
Wheeling, Apr. I9 FAlkChlLD
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ROOKSl ROOKSTI

II HE subscriber having entered into such an arrange
' ment will, all the large publ sizing houses IN thu
eastern cities AZ to enable bin To sell at their publishers
prices in New York. Boston and Philadelphia. Gala
the corner Book store of Main and Union streets.
dec w Z ROBo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
NEW SPRING STOCK At
GREER g. NOTES,

LV. TUL ITUT HCI FTCbEs
y&KE have commenced receiving our Spring stock OF
w fashionable DRY GOODS, which will embrace
all the new styles out this season. Our customers and
all those wishing to purchase any thing in our line, are
assur ed that we can show them as good q selection and
al low prices, as can be found in this city.
We will continue 70 receive additions to our stock
every few days until the assortment is complete.
Wheeling, Mar 81, 1913.
A GOOD Variety of Prints to be had at your own pri-
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A GOOD OFFER.

A GOOD OFFER.
TITLE undersigned viii sell on a credit Of from three
= months to eight years,the following property in lots
of one thousand and upwards, viz:
Tie country goods of J + Garrettson, suitable for q
heavy country business.
The goods of J + CaErctson, suitable for business any
place, and the gCcds Of J F Garrettson & Co. and the
goods of G Garrettson Il Go.
The accounts and notes of either or all, most of
which are well secured
The Real Estate of either or all.
Persons wishing to permanently locate, and having
the faculty of consolidating business, will lind a bargain
in the Above offer. Apply the last ten days of any month,
at the office of JF GARRETTSON,
my2 Monroe st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

ooncrNVRATED COMPOUND EN-
DR. ROSIE TsACT Of sARsArARiLLAj .aoar,or
ru,s ,rsnsrat,on has proven iiseif decidedly SUPERIOR
I to all o'nft eonp+ties of the hood, aud strengthen
ulcers, removes ~ ~ mere oth,r preparations OF sar
sd ssp ,"S "a lad tailed. !, !; acS ,.as w. s"et this remedy re- N had ]
fanacea, ha'i"s pnse for adults, one teaspooiiiul
three times a Jay pnEENTLINGEt'S Apotheea.
Fur sale at naht,,d Snuare. w Wheeling, Va.
Ipyis
z n LBS On hehi'" Pryor AND PAULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

SPRING STOCK.

SPRING STOCK.
No l09. Main ST.
WE would say to our Customers and ,hor.
" have on hand at this time a general .naws
Ladies' Saddles, Iton aSso,'ment OF
Gentlemen's do. tuhhs,
Brides and martingsies. Ini,s ~ srtie!e.
Some verv neat rounded do. lion e.. 'tunks
Heads and reips. no. ~ wood
Carriage Harness, Ladies, Soeus ~
Wss t'ent's leather hat boxes.
pu Leather satcAe's,
y~ Lad ies' satchels,
Ca,pe. rags. Saddle bags.
Collars of different kinds, Carriaye wII,s
BUGGY whips, Riaing a.
Drovers' do Wsgan
Lasnes dinereht Kinds. Walking canes,
Hames, trace chains, Halter ehains
Curry combs, do cards, Horse brnsbos
We ask an examination of our stock bv ill.,. II.
inr any Of he above articles, feeling sa,Issa1 r., 80
ave As good an assortment and as eTe,t -
yer been offered in the city, and will sell AT fair ny,'
'es. Az orders Tor work promptly filled. Old work
epaired as usual. feb rs NiCOLL e CARR.
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THE GOOD INTENT
STORE
GREAT BARGAINS,

wHEpLlso AND BELMONT BRIDGE cLoIhis"
y REG leave TO call the attention Oh my
4 well as every body else TO my new anu
SPLENDID STOCK OF FAIL. 1Uo ~ ,bs hest
lust received from ca tern cities, ana "s"''
terms. at auction and Jobbing houses
Nv stock consists of the following articles, Va r..
s,ny bIack blue and fancy coiored French Cioth' Ur
y 1f iii GRADES and styles, Cassinets, sati', Shk
yelve,s and other Vesting, handkerchief, fancy gus,
penders, Gloves, Hosiery, Lambs "ooi anu ohi'' '""
under shirts and Drawers:
Ready Made Clothing.
My stock of ready made i clothing tn a. rs S Snd consists rsaEs OF
Sunsr French cloth dress frock Goats, Cashmere !"
Cass,inet pants, vesiings of all kinds aud Qualities;
Shirts. a very fine article of bleachea "uSi'" = A"'
~ Customer Work.
Having received the latest New YORK ana fn,iane'
| nina fashions and having engaged while east, q SURELY.
IND t,shionahle Cutter, am prepared 10 execute wo'
in the neatest aud most fashionable style. maw
NV stock 10 as large, my styles as good, ana my pt
a. a shc.n as in any other establishment wes'o
Mountains. Call and look for yourselves
NV motto is: Short profits for cash; ,upprp
Ort
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1DarnmarKs
WOLEF'S


WOLFF'S
COOKING STOW ELS. ,l
,a, has now on hand a iuh supp! w.
mr. u"ee stoves and respectfully ihvites t'ose W.
\ Tue y, !. GOOD article TO call ana Aah'iu ~
are III he viii sell low, as he Is .he o"s Inc" ,hev arc
sioeN ~ then, purchasers may resi- assu's ., ~ mir
getting aGEsuisE "'N THoSG CULBERToN.
feh7 ns,ove ofPittshurg manufacture
Also some - - ,ouetl,er with aeenerai ", u ~
a AIRS! rate ~ and SHEET IRON WAhE, az m
oViL n nj he disposed of on the must
COPPER, TlN,,ropv
~ MANuFAcIo"f'
ANJISs Market Square, Whessih - friends aud
-ur s,h.criler Respectfully mo.' rernoyed his sale
,ha nublic generally INA. nIn adioinins his old
rooms mo .ne !; . inily prepared TO 40 y. ,r,,h des
stand, wn',. ar or sheet iron, entt"s'eu nj Tin ard
in Tin, IofP.a an hand a large ass,t',e n,o,nut cusio.
patch. ! nav =" , viii sell for cash OF oHN
Copper Shsrt credit. mrn
and cock syei, al
...rrau,edto WORK we", a. scus,e
~ hnrsh prices ,lsS, Ma'~'
Il mill 'N" -
p,.a .,xsyso on hand nd inIn m.TteI sa'r.
~ u ur III JOHNso e'r-
.,ppEn KErTLEs-wssh and Isnge S
u hand and for sale low !" ls5 Market square.
mr.
--oprrH MIILs-A superior sr,'e,e 70, ale low
SS'es JOHNSONS,
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PIECE GOODS.

rALLANT & D~ELAPLAlN. Monroe 81; n stock
n RE now daily receiving .nei Being bought late III
the season, and on a declining %a ,hs so %n of
eohs,uea""' Ap24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

FOR wORMS-Kotnstock's Vermituse wn'eIsu,Ga'
~ ,,re children aud adults who have worms. .au'ip',
wv ~ Of iii uule,s the name is spelled "kolhls'ocA,
the old Dutch name OF the i,vs'io,, hi rd should there
Der bottle. W II cannot inlu.e III '"'
- no warns. but IL " i'll do II good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
COPPER. TIN,

n ssrsA prices wIa" 5iiSssoGS ,isS, Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

DR.. :PHON's SICK KEMEpf-
WHY will YOU suaer with that distressing complain,
wh, , remedy is al hand that will not faiito cure you
Ttis remedy VIII efeciuaIiy destroy any alta X Oh neao,
ache. either lie vous or bilious. IL mas oufeu ase Vi
twenty years's standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

10 THE HALT M LANE, Comst9Sks N ,s i've
and Zone Liaiment and Indian Nese.a',e ,eS cords ar
aans atectual cure for Rheumatism, contracted Gurus, "
nuscles. aud is warranted to cure any case y Gu"
,,.m ar Gout. All the above articles are SOU ~ ".
ism H' o F~AiRCHiLD, Wheeling va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

p,, ia SORES. &c-The Genuine Hays Linimen',
il n n sI,icle more Justly celebrated as a cure Tor ths
above, than any or all others. It's cures are a,nosr i,
,m".,ah,e. and i, is only necessary 10 let those VINO
runDv The article aud used 1t with such grea' success
W." !, - "a he .nJ true and gen,in of Comstock q 20.
u Courtiaud st. New York, sole proprietols.
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WhecIIHE, W"f T
STEAM MARBLE WoRK sSrs ST.
Dep ROAD, hPO'

'"" f'
-us ex,eusiye Establishment Is ersc,eo ~ n,anutac.
eTfHis ems s,d Nv The aid of steam Power man nmi y
4 veg P sGmas of Plain and orns"en.a, ises'
W@'S W IN. y , ing S.st s s.s's; sss q 81 M.sst; ass'. .aa
the laIse pa1lo . and Garden srArua1f; sses a, tie
i FeSSrsis., rllss ,l for ,G sss . asi %a' Of the public is
re, %ssSle Gu, @Ss' supplied I: .! rd"s' ,, ws" rosnss aud
Of flushed Ma a., ,a . ~ 9 or hnishea-siso eSs' ss"Ss. N
s s.Sa' a is1:s ss s.sss!%f S,; (, A IN ,ns s1oss' Ss;,pp,
MIA. po,a. above Spring Garde" stree"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

Thomas Sweeney, of the
late firin of NJ l. Swee'
him Andrew J Sweeney
# the Old irm of Nj * J
/. heretofore by them al the
,we.noys * Bell
SN EENEf.
} SW Ef
JOSEPH BELL.
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ANGEL COOK, r."
COOK & FARNSWO

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCRA ANTS,
and General agents, for the purchase and sale OF
ODIJCE AND MERCHANDISE of every descrip''o"'
CINCINNATI, O..
hEfEN TO Whesling, Va.
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= FAD Pipe siwsyson hand ma iS5 Msrke, Sur.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
From the Arkansas Democrat
FOREIGN NEWS.
enemy
Intelligence by the Hibernia.

State of the Market-Reduction in the rate of in
terest-Adrancs in Cohon-Decline in Grain
-InSurrection IN Italy, &c, DC.
The Bank of England has reduced the rate of
interest to four per cent. Out of the bank, the
rate is three per cent.
"A letter from Rome says Gen. Cabrielli, for.
merly an officer of the French army, has Just
been named by the Pope, Minister of War. This
nomination Of ac 10 a ministry has produced
an excellent effect. The account of tho insurrec-
ton in Sicily had produced deep sensation in
that capital
1t was reported that the Austrian ambassador,
in compliance with instructions he had received
from his court, in case any serious disturbances
took place in the kingdom of Naples, had demand.
ed passage through the Roman dominions for
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

an army Of 30 Geo men, 70 ,.-:@
nand IN putting down the reyoI. @ ~
had peremptoriy refused TIM, '. Hts
c'ared mat he would, in conjunction 'sS $50
resist by force all invasion of his S.,
IN, ihSurrcrliOn in Ialy
he PIedmoniese Gazette 60
the instruction III Sicily, and oiye"S ,,",S
details !-Messina began tho g., ;es 'ae
4th, eight days before the genet TI'Iec'c .,eC
or ganised civil guard, and lS'ogi
The fort Of San Salvatore. At Poldp,H po
ing to the Piedmontese Gazette ., ",'r@o
ports of cannon, Bagarioli, or ca, "' @'
Hooked in arms 10 the capital LooT
priests, with crucifxeS In their b,nIOea
the multitude. and saying, that 40 ~ CI "a
them, they should die for their co,o,. .%
The cavalry attacked the peonlc
pulsed with the loss Of 500 mon; the 10.
lost 20. Some persons were seen ponr;o
oil on the soldiers from the Windows
the pieces of furniture that assaied .% %
from above, there was piano. Theci,.I
sida still held out, but il was believed !, w.
surrender.
A letter from Palermo, Of a later d,,
:" AT this moment the streets are deSeD5,
cades, the tocsin sounds from ali the u
and the houses are illuminated
A letter from Naples. of a late d,,o
" Ii is ruinored that the infantry barrc,s'
barracks of the Four Winds were On, "a
the Chateau Royal, and were with d,S..
fending them from the people. From N.
some balls and shells had been throw. ,rs
struck the houses. There had been nnm...
tacks by the people, and great bloodsbaj
plies was quiet, but, nevertheless, inceD5,,
cards had been posted about"
1t was said that the insurgents had %, Do,
of eighteen small pieces Of cannon which ,
the forts. The soldiers held these fon,
insurgents held the town.
The following proclamation had been D,
a. Palermo.
"Slciians--The time for en,rcaty b,,
! ed; protestations and pacific demonstrate
useless. Ferdinand has treated all with co
and we, people born free, and now load.
chains, and reduced TO misery, will no lon,
ltate to assert our legimate rights. To
sons Of Sicily; our strength is invncbs
motto is union, order, and obedience to lbe
and respect for property. Robbery is d
Il crime of high treason towa rds the coun,
will be punished as such. Heaven canDo
second our just enterprise ~ SciIians to
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
Jackson Democratic Association.

AT meeting of this association, held Jack
Hall, on the 7th ut., the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and ordered to be
published in all the democratic papers of the
Union
ResoIred, That it is the the duty of the Demo
cratic Association of the city of Washington to
watch with unceasng vigilance, every political
movement of the federal party at the seat of 60
;ernment, whether in out Of Congress--wheth-
er secret or open-and 10 give information thereof
to the great democratic family Of the Union, that
it may thwart the machination decepons, frauds,
and falsehoods by which self-styIed whiggery-
now become more trea asonable than Hartford con-
vention ederalism-endeavor 10 impose upon the
people.
Resclued, That we will exert ourselves to the
utmost Of our abilities to disseminate throug hout
the Union those principles which prompt every
man deserving the proud Of citizen of the U.
States of America 10 stand by and defend his
country and her constitution and believing that
the perpetuity Of our republican institutions can
only be insured by triumph of democratic prin-
cIples at the next general eleectlon.
Resolred That we will leave no honest exertion
untried 10 insure the triumphant election of the
candidate who may be nominated at the Democra.
tic National Convention, to held in the city OF Bal
timore IN May next.
ReSolred, That this association stands prepared
10 furnish any demands from democ ratio bre-
thren in any portion of the Union, in the form of
documents, extracts from public records, or any
other matter which the association can command,
which may aid in dffusing the democ ratio princi-
pies, in refutng whg faisehoods propogated for
eleconeering purposes, and to insure the success
OF the democratic party.
The democratic papers throughout the Union
are respectfully requested TO publish the above
resolutions.
JAMES TOWLES,
President pro tom.
Z. w. McKNEw,
Recording Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
FOR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS S. DREW,
OF PULASKI.
ROBERT w. JOHNSON,
OF PULASKI.
FOR CONGRESS-,

-.+Positivey new subscriptions 10 the Intel
ligepcer, will be taken, without the cash accom-.
panies the same.
All jobwork must be paid for when it is taken
away. and transient advertisements 10 be paid for
when tho same are admitted in the paper.
Distant patrons obviate this cash reg gIaion
by giving city endorsements.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

ANNEXATION OF CANADA.-The question
whether Canada shall separate from the Mother
Country and be annexed to the United States, or
form separate Republic, is now being agitated
in that colony. The Montreal Courier, has a
long communication opening thus:
"Shall we have separation from the Mother
Country and become Republic or shall ace join
The United SfdteSl These are the two questions
upon which the country must now decide. Mr..
l.. Joseph Papineau has declared for a Republic.
He has caused one rebellion to obtain it.''
GTLetter- writers from Washington say that
the President has set aside the verdict of the
Court Martial in Col. Fremont's case, dsthas he
has been ordered to duty. ~ 3 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

The Rirer is still at very low stage. The
Alert has been lying al our wharf, several days.
The I'm. H. Day is reported at CampbeI's bar,
about II miles below this city.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

GoDEY' LADY's BooK.-This periodical for March
was received by the last mail. We have not had
time TO Peruse II : and have only glanced lhrough
it. 1t equals, if it does not surpass, former num-
bers, and admirably sustains the high reputation
which this magazine has so justly earned. The
embellishments: Lobster Sauce and "Wander-
ing Life in the East" by WARNER are equal TO
his past performances. We have not pcrused the
pages but in looking over the reading matter, we
contributions by the mos, distinguished
American i:9rat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

0-TIn to-day's paper we publish the conclusion
Of Maj. BorIand's document on the rights of the
Encarnacion prisoners. We hope our delegation
in Congress will attend 10 this appeal, and never
discontinue their exer.ions, until justice is done
cur feiiow-citizens.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11
Suspension of Gen. Scott.

If the wings were as united in prosecuting the
war with Mexico, they re in their war upon
the administration, it would not be long before a
peace is conquered If their honor were easy
pricked at the numerous ou!ragcs committed upon
the persons Of our citizens by the pusillanlmous
Mexican nation for q quarter Of century, dc 1t
is upon the supposed outrage upon the person Of
general officer, by the President, we would not
now be annoyed at the tedious legislation of Con-
gress ia regard 10 Che war-we would not nave
the question so aoe'a., ~, 's's--.d. N our
eare,1,. -ru'S ROW, MAIN STR EET,
q VAN BURAN, ARK'S.
dNRATEFUL for the patronage heretofore pe-
~ slowed upon him, respectfully informs the
-,ubic that he has just received new supply OF
PLATE: and he still continues to manufacture
az TIN AND SHEET IRON WAKE,
ne which he has q large assortment on hand; and
E-yhich he will dispose of either by wholesale or
Retail, upon the IO'ceSt terms.
q GATHERING and SpOatIsAg,
IDone at short notice, and upon reasonable terms
4 lIdg 29th, lS47. l6-f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

0ITNr. Barclay, the polite clerk of the Aler
will please accept our acknowledgements for late
papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

GTWe are under obligations to Captain Wood
and Lieut.. Felch of the army in Mexico, for Sc
vera copies of the North american and Star, pu-
bIished in Mexico.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

GIWo under obligations TO Messrs. Peel
Od SimS al New Orleans, for late papers from that
city. We hope mercantile friends when on
{. visit TO New Orleans will give those gentlemen
call.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

0TOur city advertisers are notified that on the
G5th nst, their advertising year expires, and that
all advertisements during the succeeding year will
be charged for, according to the terms standing in
the paper. During the past year, many of our
advertising friends have encroached upon the
space in coIomns, beyond that allotted them.
without rendering consideration therefor. Upon
a little reflection they will see the proPriety of
our determination 10 rule all, alike, down 10 the
terms of the paper. We deal literally, and puy
for the merchandise purchase, according TO
the terms Of the merchant, why should they not
90 DO so unto Us.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

Col. Fremont REsIGNED.--The Baltimore pa
pers say that Fremont was found guilty of all the
charges against him, and that the President would
not sustain the verdict. bat ordered him to join
Ills regiment when Col. F. heard of the decision
he Immediately resigned-pOOr Persscuted mani
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

CE[SaiHt Pafrick'S, the Catholic Church in
Fort Smith, was solemniy dedicated on Sunday
last bv the Rt Rev. Bishop Byrae.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

Hon. C. Ashley, a. II. Serier and r. ~. John,
son will please accept our acknowledgements for
public documents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

GFOur readers are referred to the ADVERTISE
ment of Mr.. IVm. E. Woodruff, General Land
Agent, at Little Rock, in to-day's paper. 1t will
there be that he will, on the Sth of April
next, at the Court house in Van Buren, sell
number of valuable town lots also, farm in
Franklin county. Time is offered on good secu-
rity.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-11

0JM Maj. EDWARD WEBSTER of the Massachu-
sets Regiment, and son of the Hon. DANIEL
WEBSTER, died in Mexico, some time last month.