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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE OR TO LRT-A hrsiFne Two
- story house and lot y Coumhast Possession may
- BE- hsd the Il; q August Apply 10
fyan 3-s Oft I PRICE. ls- East Broadway
-. SMALL NEAT two-story and basement hrick
p. house and lo 10 WILLIAMSBURG Tor sale, price co
- SEQ remain mortgage. twill rent Tor >lso
aHzl s. z. BOOKHoUT. 81 Fuiion-st \ Y.
g. AT PRIVATE -ALE-Two lols % SCUM soc
t.r Of TVeorv tbiri- street. between ThTt and Lex
ng.ou avenues size u lot > feet by "a feet incnes
teep. each Also. iOfs south side Of ronyto
between Fh and SIKH avenues SIZE 0flos = eei oy 81
feet inches deep each For fsher parcul &C apply 70
aul8 lw A. J. BLEECkER. Aurt'f.l Broad-sL
g. At PRIVATE ~ALE-The four story granite
T. front brick store 2fi Pear-st built IN the year lo"
- SIZE Of zoo g feet inches By 95 fee, deep >Le OF
store p feet inches by s5 feet deep Par Of he purchase
money nav rerlsin on bond and mortgage Tor iArher
particulars. &c. spply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEEChEk, Auc-
uou@er. Brosd-sL all' "
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
CANTON, ulssIssrFPr .VRrpA4. OcToBaR %, asas. 4 ~

member, this Js done by tbs Cas- Executive
Publishing Committee at Washington, appoin.
ted b. Vie Cass members Of Congress to SUI
perintend the printing and distribulisnso Of docu
Enenis during the canvass. They iheret re,
come tou Us with the sane N and approval Of
the highest magnates Of the party, und are
aemi-oficialn
After speaking Of Mr.. Filimore'sv votes upon
the Atberton Resolution, the CINCINNATI Ca
zette continues. .
"Why not then distribute the pamphlets in
the North az we'll as the South? Because he
is to be made out an Abolitionist in the
South, and a slave extensionist in the North !
"Second object Of the tracti lie to prove Gen.
Taylor an Aholitianist, in the letter to Sig
nal Taylor, and his remarks in the Allison.
letter son the veto power, Why not circulate
thas in the North? Because in The North he
isl to be proven decidedly thoroughly; in favor
Of Slave Extension!
eve have only to add, that the franks on
The envel pes sent 10 us are genuine-ln the
hand writing Of the Honorable Tomas J. Hem
ly member Of Congress from Indiana"
We do not think any further comments
necessary. The case is entirely made ont
The partnership betw cen the Southern Gass
Eofice-holders and the northern Cass olhce'
holders to defeat Gen Taylor, by arraying the
abolitionis,s against him because he IS q South
ernler as true as steel, andaby invoking the
hostility Of the South, by Tepresentlnghim as
an abolAionist-is clearly shown as anything
can e. We leave the question with the South
sern people with the remark that it they sane
stton Ibis iauocatioa to the aUolilionists, thai
it is not likely their aid will be again in
vaked to carry out Z. measuFe fraught witt
irremedlable ruin to them and their instttt
tions.-Natches Courier, +
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
The TaELor Platform.

The Hon. Charles Hudson, Of Massachusetts,
addresssdash ort speech 70 III recent wing staff
Convention + that States aud, IA tho course
of itafold the following anecdotes illustrative
Of the platform upon which General Taylor
stood, and oughtto stands
Gentlemen, we have heard il ths course
Of this Convention, and We have heard in our
%various places before this Convention ussem-
bled, great deal said about the platform that
the different parties have put before the coun
try. We have heard ofthe Baltimore platform
and 81 the Buffalo platform; and il has been
made q charge tothe Wing marty. that they have
nominated d candidate andpuf forth no platform
Now fellow citizens, the course which | would
recommend toyou To- pursue, under these cir
cumsrances, is happily illustrated by an Incl.
dentwhich occurred n this county some yenrs
ago and a, a place not far from my present
residence. The good people In one Of the
towns some half century since, were called
upon to settlea Clergyman. They heard va
rious candidates. at length they we're perfectly
satisfied with one, whom thsy had tried for o
short time. The arrangements, were made fol
the ordination. Two good piOus members
LOT the church were selected on the commit.
tee.
N There was residing in the town, at the
same time, an hOnesty straightforward, plain
spoken sea captain, probably not very much
versed in the ntricaciss and winding Of The
ology, or theological terms This committed
convened, The question was at once agitatet
-on whatplatform this clergyman should b
settled, The one, | Believe, was in favor .
the cambridge platform and the other in ia
vor Of the Saybrook platform. Alter disPu
ting a few moments upon the subject, the hon
es,-hearted sea captain was called upon !
decide lhe question. "On which platform
said they, "shall this q BE- settled-th
Cambridge or saybrookg" MIknow nothi
Of your pl forms, settle him On he eon'ta
tion." Applause y
Well, now, fellow c tizens,ii is BE- asked wha
the Whiges shall do at the coming election-o
what platform they will elect General Taylor
nv answer to them is similar to the answe
given by the sea captain on that OF
%casion, | know nothing Of the Buffalo PlatforT
Or the Baltihore platform; elect him upon d
Constitution; upon that he will standAupo
, TINT he will administer the Government.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
JONATHAN ON AN ENGLISH RA1Ls
FWAv

We reod lately of d Give Yankeey who have
ing gone 70 England on business, AZ 4 h matter
of course took a ride Oh one Of the excellent
railroads in the island, il the progress d (which
he, very naturally, struck up q friendly con-
v%ersation with . cockney, TO whom he com
municated in a CHARACTERISTIC style some i'm
PoFtant information regarding the perfection
Of )scince, literature and agt ID the New World.
II happened that Jonathan had neatly exhaust
ed his stock Of wonders, when his quick ear
caught the sound Of a bell, which was rung az
station signal.
"whet's that bell Fingin' for9' e%nqalrsd 10
of bis English friend.
rs We are approaching D--S
@Well them kind Of bell fxins does for
these Gle slow cars, but We can't use 'emin
tMeriky.a'
asAh, why MOTIF
"Travel 100 fast-fact, boa, somnd al to
smash. We should BE- smack through a vil-
lago before the nOiseofthe clapper was ii the
neighborhoodn
"You don't ssyF' exclaimed the assohishsa
Coekney.e
n Fact again, BY thunderl Why, was on
the York cara when them are steam whistles
was ffsi tried. Maybe you've heard Of the
terrible accident?
"No9'
" Well, sir, We wore going il strong. HaEA
rycanes were no whar-all natuF seemed shakA
IN to pieess-whea several miles CH something
was seed on the Hssk. Tho whistle was les
loose, and she did awtuIg-buti Il was
ID manner " use, for amer tumBiing over d
span n smart i rses, and ! biz malket wagons
was Just risppg from 4 pond, when along
came the whistls r's h ller, mixed up with some
biz curses mind 70 have heard The engine
man rip on whenhe fret saw the wagon. But
lie poor felier was dead when his voice assis-
Cd, Fact-got The documeats.n
9 Extraordinary" exclaimed The horrors
struck Cock ney. sand Do you ass vistlss
yet?"
Bless your soul, no. Congress stopped
lem eight oE, md nav ~ acts on 'he Phtlosus
ohio p~rinciple that light travois n aII.hred
sigh, faster than soand. which will 90 peahapa
Ell ahls generations we now tall 1sm ws're
comm BY Dustin out / light that doea ssionish
arimaF creation, and I reckon rather surprised
-lsthe pllnetafv systenl az FIRST, When II was
4 first tried at night, The Epostefs On the road
commenced Growing, AND tho chickens I'LL gnt
dowafram ROGET, thlaki4 & ii was dnyilght u
The cars suddenly stepped, VIII Jonathan
havaR arrived AZ the polnt AZ his debarRasiqH,
s3lanked aspund At lte bewIldergd EuckRey.
hooded hishead, md win \ little carpet bse
4 cbuekea under 0ne aflA aaa riahTellA undet
? fas ciier took Ills leave sober asa dsAeon.
Whip,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

CorreP0aasa cs gM Bat Rmsnsaa.
Intelligence from California;.
sRRFm'a'ts N4N &c Meras GoM Regioa-
Aanal u eass

H# E4SNs+sAtNE~NAue &AE4ttHF% e
EmeN afaE Aeasa
ga RAJ, Lover California Jaiy 28 48
Although ysu nay have heard oF ihe 6rhts
we hpd with Ihe Msxi0ans, since December
last; mink II as well to mention them. u ]
first occurred eNsan Antonio, III ruseuinu ,wo
midshipmen, Mf. Duncah, 8soH II MI If. Duus
can, late member IF Congress fom ohto.9 and
Wiley ssrgeaRt scalIan three masinss. one
sailor, and some others tn tic Whale abeus
twenty comprised onf force, and ~ beat ths
EreasetsS MISUNDERSTANDING three, wound-
lpg otasFs and putting the rsnaindsf 10 Eight.
Fhenamber of Mextcaps engaged was Fosty OF
snRfe4 must mention an incident glat %.
cured 0ne &c out officers. Captain stesd.
when mountaineering IA. caue very near being
killed, A shot was tired a. him from ! cnsrssl
close BIZ sad the ball penetrated his saddle.
aHa lodged insthe shoulder 9TH doing NJ other
darnags. This annoyed him exceedingly, and
he directed bib mr1 to dismount aud rally ~.
der cover 81 . church close by. While rally.
ne, Lisusenant Elaliecko Of the Marine CorDs,
anne UP, and he wasFequested Ii step out and
asceFtainthe BEST pIaH DC assault and taking
the %cuartei. The balls saew ID thick around
him that fe was unable ID do u. aComs.
boys.''said Capts aComs onl-und We vent
straight intn the cnartel-we routed lfsni-A
tRan ambuscado pr our fetuFn, our force die,
mounted and put q party of Mexicaas 10 flight,
and captured their Captain, who was severely
wounded. We then returned 10 Dill quarters
leaving behind us but one man, Sergeant Thos.
NJ Hipwoad, who was Instantly killed IA
charging the c~uartel-havlng ridden 1000 100
miles IL 90 hours.
: Wehase reeeluyd very exciting news from
I Upper California. Gold has been discovered
there inAgreat quantities, and tits said lhat enc
man got $500 worth inten days, Theplacs
in whici II is found u 200 miles east III san
Francisco, and u 80 miles square. Eyery one
is going there--EyeR Uncle SANS troops.
Some forty menpof Company 9. stationed ct
Sonoma, went in and LAID down their l
saying they had ne further use f,F thSm. ana
marched off to the gold region Twenty-Five
deserted from San Francisco barracks and he
Southampton was obliged 70 sail az The crew
would have deserted likewise There are
$500 persons there now, and The number will
be increased BY lOO0more when this regiment
y il disbanded.
The Mormous have the police establishment
! Of the place, and defy Col. Mason and his
whole force TO driteihem of. Crime Is very
prevalenta and murders are allowed, ifnOs very
: atrOolous or cruel.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
cas.,s Ahnse . een. washlngson.

The L%ocofoco party have always been the
vilest detractorS Of Gen. Washington. On.
Ethevery day that this great and good man retired
from the Presidency and resumed the duties
sof a private citizen, the following article ap-
psared in the Aurora, she leading Democratic
paper in Pennsylvania Read il people Of
America and blush that such an outrage could
ever have been psrpetrAted BY citizen Of
this country; and then read the mean detrac.
ton Of Lewis Cass, who though he does no.
60, SO far, has, insthe spirit Of his party, said
MI this audacity wauId allow him 10 say by
way Of disparagement Of Washington.
NNow letlest thou thy servant depart in
peace, formine eyes have seen Thy salHation'
was the piors ejaculation ola man who beheld
a aood Of happiness rushing on mankind. y
there wasa time that would license its rsiter
alton. the time has now arrived, for the man
who i the source Of iii misiortunes to opr
%eountry is this day reduced to a levela'with
Ehis fellow citizens and is no longer possessed
of power TO multiply evils on the United States.
If there ever was a period for rejoicing this
h the moment. Every thatheartl Is in unison viii
The peace and hapPinessa 81 the people ough'
10 bsa, high with civilizations that the name Of
| Washington IRON this day ceases tp give cur
rsncyto political iniquity, andto lssalize cor
fup.lon 1 new eraishatpfomisos much tothe pee
ple-foi public measures must stand on thell
own merits-aRd nefarious projects can no lon,
kper BE supported BY . name. When a retro
soect il takonof ahe Washington adminislre
non foresight years, tits assabject ot tbt
gres,sst astonishmenr, that a single %lndividr'
E~sfcosldbagc eaakersd the priaciRles Of remit
,eamsm in All enlightened paople, ara shaua
ahaSe carried his designs aga~InstPoel'c ltorsAl
"a sar as to put 10 leopard yats very sxistebea
saeb. however are the iaets; and with tltsH
@e,,ring astn the tace, this day oughtt o he
DIV Of jubilee lnssbe United tatss-n'o r'
JWaaok4, 1884 "
n ~ same spirit with thisabo ninablep piece 2
EL.oe5froism, LewisC ass wtote the following
winch We again present to our leaders, ir2n
lis deIectable work 4 EFanef-M King, coarl
ID, d 81
u N. Gaizot has tvaoalsed thewovk ~ W
ds3aFks containing the biography and writing
II Washington and arsixed tottis translation
asmsn5ir w-itten with great force and Reantl
uuan the character Of our fiiastf'ous ecnhsF,
smsa. sigd upon the spirt NJ The limssi il who
bs IiEea. Maay of the prominent features Z
I'LL nan, apd.of lis aee, have been consider
ed ahd happily exhibited The great erfqF-
NH N q II common error y Enr1pe has been !
IN Washington goo i fDrtani q part 40
i IA the botdy of the people t6o4nslgnl1cnn'
ona II our afaaa pobtica ldrama. Our socii
4 MON ii an onfgua 10 tho oldwbrtds-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

Wanhinatoni q az eFaal aanre

Washington Is the great Renfe
upon our poli al ~eenYsaa, and he who knows
10 revoIutiens which IRE rot regulated and
coaHolled BY soms master mind, and amoRs
a people who require ! visible representation
with whom . thsir smbody opinionss may well
suppose that The leaders alons possessed the
moral force which carried our coanti 'hrnua h
hef struggle. But the issue dependadsoH no one
man; aud though the peculiar charactefisties
Of Washington were admirably suited 70 biz
statiOu Ind duties, still the greutwork would
have gone on TO lie consnmmation tfhe hadnev
ct exisledN
Who does not zee that This IL mere Locofo-
"a clap-trap, Intended, too, at The time, to fat
ter Gen, Jackson2 Everybody admits thfI
he battle Of Bneha Vista wAssnobly fought
'bv brave volunteer; YET. they themselves ae-
knowledge, from CHI. Braggto The humblest q
the fahk md fIe, that ne victory could could
not have been gained, but foF Gen. Taylor
Ia this sense, il is well known, TINT we eoaid
NOT have achieved the independence Of this
country but for George Washington. THAI
the government, ,aa new existing, could moi
have been carried INTO effect by any otheFisevi
dent from the article which VI have taker
from the A urora, II every welEiRformed maj
did not already know IL.
People Of the United States, will you, cal
you vote for the detraCtor " George Washing,
ton.-BateFy.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
a Card liz lead nc.

Hi subscribers beg leave, most res
e8uIigs II thank their friends
INV generous, liberal, and sub
hi tenage extended Them. They
~ her best exertions 70 newt a
taaaee Of the same-and vii BE-
,dlo serve theif friends and the
4 AZ heretofore, at their DID stand,
dlhs GOLDEN MORTAR, where
ME- jnsl received from View York
|hladelphla, q FRESH and complete
lanenld articles in'heir line.
PRlESTLEY q MOSBY
tpa LILLY Eli 48.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

life. We cannot doubtth the Fs-electiDnb B q great
sF majority thaH any Presidential ticket has
received since the days of Washington, nor
that the couatry will rejoice and grow prosper
Gus under bensfcsnt rule.,'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
7 Y. FHOMPsoNs

..stfona Bile TaiIors
.oaice formerly occupied bN
caIliham, where be y pre-
Y Il I'll kinds d work 10 hIssline
s.ss. a,prices TO suit the times.
W n t6e road 70 wealths
t IN Il Clothing renovated.
INV is. 48. 4o-6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
REsrLEE, -
hIgsTLEY & MO ny,

,fess m DRUes AND MEDICINES;
" sruFps, OTIS. AND PAINTS;
GLASS AND PUrTY;
BoDrs, BLANK looks rATIaNAs
pseY ARTICLES, PERFUMERYs &c,
n .leh IF GOLDEN MORTAR,
CArroN, MT.
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IsI0EAL CARDS, AZ.
1.
at q "

....;.oa County, Mississippi
! ,oora above the Post Office,
Ss attend The Circuit Courts
Il Attala, Leake, Madi
Mi Holmes. Business 90,
log W care win receive his zeal
Isaila, "a
III l84e- 0@
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] dissolution.

= pa%flnership between Ewing 4
Il ihls day dissolved. Those
ss~s. hFnrate expected TO SET
P'ls sey cash Oh otherwise
P a, EWING,
.4. Ill ,PUGH
' 'aae Il ls46. 39-tf
agA VII continue the practice ii
nay be found at the offic.,
coupled By Eving& Pugh.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
1eonolny IS Wealth.

W8WIStN
w 20 preserve d house once
s'asaaa p build IN ope-try It:
alESTLEY N MOsBY,
s' received Al their Dug Store.
Prime Ljrseed oil.
Z n Pure ~
lpey guarantee. % be FRESH,
II g9od - the best and which
in u sell extremely Tow tbeipQ
~ ticles1
tNAAa &E N A
5FgE Id4H
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
VIcKsBuRG, Mss.

make advances in Cash and.
supplies oil Cotton, tobe ship.
b Nessrs. Brander, Williams.
u, Nav Orleans.
Iagasl 3 4s. 6m
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FLOR & M~cCUTCHEN,
ggEssORs 70 TAYLOR, HUNT AZ Co, u
mission, PrOduce and Grocery Mer-
chants,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
7. III. FLETCHER,
Fresh Groceries,


'EsHE subscriber begs leave to acquaint his old
- friends and customers, that he is receiving
arge additions to his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand of Austin & Clegg on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers.
being sitisfed that he sell as low as any 9TH
er establishment, Tor Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
IOO sacks salt 90 kegs nails
100 IS coffee 1000 lbs lead
'ip bbls and half bbls 20 kegs powder
~ i,keY 20 boxes tobacco
10 Dds molu>- 20 4" soap
II ooo,L loaf sagar 10 50 Gunpowder tea
30o ,iHn Ds IRON assorted 2O':. Starch
40eo lbs css,;na mouds 200 los sole 19aa shoes
100 sets wagon boxeI 90 SIDES upper do
300 lbs cast steel. Ep.- . . doz painted buckets
.glish, Blister, German. sacks pepper
and American do. e -, ginger
iese.ner with OK ciqins, log chains d.a.
'ss.,' ltn ware, queehsware. and soddIaa dIeawing
-su .av a,e~ .,, articles tssso Dry Good line ~
vii 1.'sfa ba y loo 90 to mention, n aq ofi
\
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
We [;zsZ 8! 20 "a

a RE the surest and safest orrn- estroying Medi
"a cine ever discovered Children will cry for the
Lozenges and eat them as readily sugar candy
Dr English in Broadway New York, cured two
children of fits by using these Lozenges after trying
several other medicines without benefit He has used
lnem m his practice nearly twelve months in over one
nnndred cases and always with the best success He
says That he aas cured four of worms with only
one box tie also cured one boy with a single dose
tnat had been suffering with fits nearly two years For
zsSEsS;Ss ssiss :; s.: s$'ii
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
WN. B. SUTTON, Fort smith,
JAS SUTTON, Fayetteville Ark
LOOK BELOW.
Or. HuIfs Vegetable Fever and Ague and Anti
FEVER PILLS.

%
PAUL.
" ON need suffer with that distressing COMPLAINT
Chllis and Feger Ague and Fever, for il S
speedily and permanently cured by Dr. lIuIs's ceIc.
6rated anti Fever Pills. They fail to cure the
Chlls and Fever the first day, when used according o
directions and do not scken the stomach nor
upon the bowels. Thousands of certificates have been
presented to the proprietor by planters of the first
spectability which might be given, but the following
rom Judge Forrest gentleman of the first respecti
oility, IN Jefferson county, Alabama, suffice
Jefferson county, Alabama, Feb A. 1914
certify that in the summer of IS42 had a severe
attack OF Fever and Ague, and for some time un-
der the treatment of physician but received no ben
ett from his prescriptions for my disease in the fre
quency and severity of its attacks. at last had re-
course to Dr. Hulls Fever and Ague and antiFever
t!s' ana IN using half box entirely cured and
nave remained IN good health since
afterwards had in my family several cases of Fever
ana al Ague, and have in every instance made use of
Hulis Pills. which have always Immediately effected
cure DR.. Huis Pills require no putting where thev
are known, and where they single trial is snf
,cent to insure the adoption Price 10 cents per box
with iuIl directions. For safe by
r. STEVENSON, Van Buren,
VIM b. SUTTON Fort Smith,
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville, Arks
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
New Goods.

VA ALLACE@S WARD have just received
w Balzorlnes and painted laws Orgaude lawns
PACK ana white plaid lawns Fancy plaid gnghams.
Lawn ginghams Linen ginghams. Fancy co ored
ehambrays Plaid and stripe linen shades. Jenny
Anea tissues, Jackonet, check md Swiss Yin.
Linen cambric Hemstitch Hdkfs, g. ~.
+ May IL. '4S. 4 49, =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
TAYLOR 6 NpCOLLUM,
IRAPERS AND TAUORS.

AVE again opened their Tailoring establis,n,or,
first door South England 81 Dougbcr,v's g.
Slnet wareroom, where they propose carrying on The
BUSINESS IN It's various branches one of the firm bnv
ng Just returned from the Eastern cities; they can
say with mpunity, that their patrons can have ans
garments lniheir nemade in strict conformity with
inc present prevailing fashions nd taste of he da
oiSers promptly executed. Grateful for past favors
add: - Pa''o"aso' they
~, The warriors name --.e av
nnugh pealed and ehimed IN allsu by doporab
- Duhc' orders have, %. Bull
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05
s Gn9 S., HOT E, q
80 eare1 baa H~sts ANp-s Tss.-.sF + & .zsse-
ENBlgEIsE4 So lSesE sFFEGE
= at TIE . 1
HANGER HOUSE,


"a FEyHE subscriber, having recentls taken
Az442A : the ''Hanger-Hous for term OF
Tsss sNs ears flatters himself that he is ready
!ssss fs meet the wishes of the travelling COM
munity, by Supplying them with every
comfort and convenience whicha plaeelike this can
afford a
The houseis situated in the central Partof the city
The rooms large, airy ana commodions, and have
undergone thorough repair-htting up with bew
furniture, beds and bedding.
The subscriber assures his friends and the public.
that no effort bis part shall be wanting to secure
comfort and satisfaction 10 his guests; AID while he
socits share of their patronage. be hopes, by the
most reasonable charges and unceasing attention to
the duties Of his vocation give entire satisfaction
FERNS of BOards
Board and lodging per month with fires, $50 90.
g without fires 16 90
Board per month without lodging II 90
Transient Boarders per day -. 90
Children and dservants--half price
Horse fare per day SO
From his boardersh willie xPcct monthly payments,
without fail.
Gentlemen can at all times be c comm odat ed with
excellent riding borses also with Hack and
a span OF good horses, with careful driver.
Immediately in rear OF. and connected with the Ho-
tel good stable, with attentive hoser and persons
arriving steamboats, at all times be supplied
with horses on moderate terms.
is. GROSS.
Van Buren, Aug 6th,IS47-2G. w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05

NOW FOR THE CHILDREN. DIR uT1T
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-05

4 UaT received oDd .or aa 100 ylgs Rio codre -
~ hhds sugar, 5 10 sacks Liverpool sat-a lsG, whis
key brandy, gin, Malaga wine, tobacco, grger, pep
per, spices, etc. -
Fedy II, I640. HENRY & CUNNfNGHAM