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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
1 THE PRESIDENT OF THE United STATES.

h THE PRESIDENT OF THE UyTED STATES.
h Pursuance of law. /. JAMES h. POLK:
p,ss;jeu, of the United Siatesof America, do
I.s7 declare and make known hat public sales
: held at the aforementioned land offices in
Site of ARKANSAS, al theperiods herein
Esr !ssignaied to wit:
4. be land Office at HELENA. commencing on
|sj,y. The fouEth dev of June next. for the dis
la d The public lands situatedwihin the under
]frl,ned Tow nships and parts f townships, viz:
ri,f the base line, and east # d,e ftlh pri,:ci-
pal meriG ian.
Scions thirteen, Iwenty-tree, twenty-f four.
.issnly.fve, east OF the St.Francis river, In
su.sq three. of range four.
IsEnaip nine. Of range sewn.
EiJtk base line, and rest otfhe fifth principal
meridian.
Ivnship, and part of an island in sections
tF|lsO and Ihirty-three, in township thirteen.
zlge one.
i the land Office at WASHINGTON, commenc-
q Monday. The eighteeathiay of June next.
lie dsposa of the public lads situated within
aforementioned Townshipyiz:
ti9lhs base line. and tuest J the fifth princi-
pal msridia.
IEnshp four, of range uieteen.
1.-The and Office at CHAMHGNoLE. commenc-
"a Monday, the fourth da of June next. for
asposaI of the public land situated within the
Enertloned townships, ":
Figf the base line, and res1f ths ftth principal
meridian
Inships eleven and fourier, of range seven.
Enshp eleven. of range,ighteen.
ats appropriated by Is for the use of
!, military, or other prPoses, will be ex-
from the sales.
onering Of the abovenntioned lands will
nmenced on the days appointed. and proceed
order in which they ar advertised. with all
Fren. despatch, until ne whole shall have
Il Tered and the sales bus closed. But nc
na!l be kept open lonqethan two weeks, and
'a!s entry of any of ie lands will be ad.
mil after the expirapn of the two we eks.
"a under my hand. at he city of Washing
: tyenty-seventh Ga OF February, Ammo
oae thousand eigh hundred and forty.
AMES K. POLK.
sPresident:
NcHaRO NJ. YoUNG,
COMMISSIONER of thGeueral Land Office
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
Prints,
Gloves.

II AIDES blk, white and cold kid and silk De
IL gloves-gents blk and white kid do. Just rec'c
and for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
Eagle Block. May IL. '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
Ribbons.

DONNET Ribbons-new styles and splendid pat
i terns-Mantua and satin do-Cap and belt do.
just reed and for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
Nav -, '49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09

! ALC'O AND FOR SALE, Sea Grass Ropes
AZ! Lareats; Heavy Shoes, Mems Boots, Pru
N and Half Caters, Ladies, Misses ant
6ootees Palm-Ieaf Hats.
~, 1913 EB. BISHOP e. co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
ARE FLOWER SEEDS.

! lsh Collection oPas just received from Europe
N-sA'a Of persons rawer Seeds, and for the ac-
i I q assortRents of I:ng at distance, has put
|, ,Ne vLoIe enclosed in a5ieties each distinctly
,;I1 n ,sngle letter postage 'yelope. for sending
= 0s sent by remitting the ale 81; or six for
n A. DREER, Scotsman apt post paid
In, No. SO Cnestnut Street, Phf.tts;sshast.
[S'E. s-2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09

COMMISSIONER of thGeneral Land Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
THINGS MILITARY.

The presentation OF the Flag from the Ladies
10 the Richmond Dragons, did not take place
Yesterday. II is postponed until The 30 III inst.
The flag, which we saw al Ksach's lace store,
where il was asleiuily decorated, is beautiful
specimen Of ART and worthy Of the pencil OF MIR.
Huber, who executed il. On The one side are
the Arms OF Virginia, The face and figure OF
Liberty exqnisilely done-and on the reverse the
Surrender al Yorktown.
A presentation, however, did take place yes
erday. A beautiful sword was presented by w
w. Crump, Esq, on behalf OF the Eagle Infantry,
10 Capt John B. Danforh, their worthy comman-
der MIR. Crumps remarks were exceedingly hap
py and Capt. DIS reply modest, graceful and
warm.heared. He is an accomplished officer
and excellent man, and richly merits The compi-
men, al The hands OF his company, so elcquenlly
communicated BY Mr.. Crump. The Grays Cap.
tain EllioiI; The Blues, Lieut.. Sheihard, and
aumber of citizens, witnessed The interesting
scene on The Southern Ponico OF The Capitol.
Col. Meredith having declined the Caplaincy
Of the Blues, it was unanimously rendered
to John M. Bous, Esq. He too, has declined IT,
alleging that he designs leaving The Stale, to lake
up his residence in Washington city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
wIcumoND MARKETS. ocr.ls.

RICHMOND MARK ETS. OCT Is.
TOBACCO-Sinc.m my last icpcr prices have
advanced from 25 TO 50 cent, pr hundred rs,
on common particularly. Good Jugs bring 81 .
IS; common Leaf Sc = SO; good Sc IS !
50; fine IS so; fine manufacturing 50 H..
FLOuR-Saies a, SIS 5 l2i-gooj demand.
WHEAT-Red 100 a 1921; white l05 1911
cen 5.
CORN-53 a SIS cents, cash and credit.
CORN MEAL-G5 cents.
OATS-32 cents per bushel.
FISH Hcrrngs are very scarce; CuI 81 SO
a e IS; Gross sat 4 IS; Shac 5 50 S6-dull.
BACON-very dull and declining Virginia
cured u GEMS; Western Sides 81 Ct cents
Shoulders ST 6 cebls.
BACON-Vfginia cured cents. hog round;
Western Sides 6. cts. Shoulders S, &c;
Hams u a II c Todd Il Wilson's hog round &c.
LARD-BarIels II cts; kegs 81 8 cts.
WHlSKEY-28 cents Tor Reclified.
COFFEE-The prices Of last week are well
maintained, and market disposed TO further ac-
vance. The asking prices now are: Rio 81 a
10; Laguayra 81 lot; Java Il / / and IS,
forIvery extra qualities; most Domingo in maIkf'.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Ocl II
FLoUa-Saes OF 1900 barrels City Mills 10
day a. SIS; sales OF Howard street al the same.
WHE,r-Sales OF Red Wheat al los CTS. per
bushel.
CoRN-Whilc corn is held a, GA cts, and vel.
low a. Us to 66 CTS. per bushel.
OARS are selling at 80 cts per bustel.
NEW YORK MARKET. Oct II.
RREAD>TUFrs are dullrr.
FLOUR has declined 81 per barrel. We quote
Southern al $40 per barrel.
WnElT--Rfd Wheat is held at 10 els; and
Gcnessee al l2l CTS. per bushel.
CoRH is held al 90 90 CTS. per bushcl.
Corr, Fair Upland lll
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS., Oct. IT,
The Stock market to-day is quiet. No chance
10 notice. Treasury Note g.; 1856 lilo, I'd.
IS s6t
Flour rather dull. Sales of GOO bis. at Y5a
5.l2. Corn Meal So r. Rye Flour 81.
Grain is scarce. Sales OF red whea. al l03a
lG7 cents; white do. ll0all4 Gems Yellow
Corn i. selling al its IS GEMS: Oais 80 Gems.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

DY virtue OF an act Of Assembly, pissed on The %
- Of February, lsi9 providing for the erection o.
Monument 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON, tho TOM
missioners appointed by the Governor Of virginia
hereby offer premium OF five hunded dollars LOT
plan for the Monument, to be approved by them ae'
compansd with cessary estimates for It's treue.
The Monument will be located on the tap''o,l
Square, III he city Of Richmond, he con rnetsa ~
Virginia granite or marble, or communications VI o''
AMI cost ons hu ndrrd thousand dollars xn
plans and estimates required by the FIRST day 81 De-
e.mhrr ne H. enclosed Ia The Governor Of Virginia
WILLIAM r RICHIE,
GEORGE w MUNFORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ WICKHAM,
THOMAS 7 GILES,
NATHL NJ MARTIN, is
Oct I9-raawlm
po- The Washington Union and Naion'I Inteili-
n er please c"py, aud send their accounts To tho
Executive Of Virginia.
ToDEY, HUNT, &c.-Goiey', Lady'
VI Book, edited by Mrs S Hale. Grace
Gfeenwoot, Cooley. November No
Hunts Merchants Magazine and CONNER
cial Review, conducted By freeman Hun'' oc-
tob r No
The American Journal Of The Medical
Sciences, edited by Is &C Hays, NJ d, published
quarterly. Subscriptions received al
MORRIS & BROTHER,
Oct 10 81, Main Street.
CsOMETHlNG NEW Saratoga, Prince Al
= beu. and Shorl Fruck Goats, II avy Eng.
lish and French Beaver Over Goats and Sacks,
Gamba does Tor persons accustomed 10 Equestrian
exercise Just received by
s'e''>' 49, HENRY SHAFER & co.
Corner IA Pearl ana M in reefs
Ocr. 80 ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

a rain tub. This is the second instance in r,h;..
our esimable friend and his partner in .ti,;.,;oa
have been called upon 10 mourn duripe The ,s.,,
few weeks The departure Of their LILLE aocL T.
is in truth, severe stroke, and We, in cnmron
with their circle OF friends and acouainanns.
FIR cur sympathy and coincidence.
Clo,yssJo,,n Ns,;,u ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
M lI{RTED

Married, on Tuesday, l6h inst, in III. city of
Norfolk, by the Rev MIR HlseIbeIger Mr. An
THoNY BARo MIN, Jr., Of this city, and MARIA
rHEREsE, daughter OF Thomas Guyo Egg, Of
tha torma, ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

The last .eamer (,he Caledonia) reported that
Mr. Rives had arrived al Paris. This is clearly
a mistake. A leuer has been received in Wash
ins,on by the same steamer, from an intelligent
lady, who wrote al The latest date from Paris,
stating that he had MT vet arrived. A CORES.
pyndsnt Of The NV Yuik Courier, who writes
from Paris Sept 81, removes all possible doub,
on this subec', in The following eI'racr-lUn ios.
speaking Of ambassadors, reminds us Of our
owa new minister 10 France, MIR Rives. Nearly
all the papers announce his arrival in Paris. A
call at Mr. Rusi.'s last evening assured me that
this is mistake. Mr. Rives is sill in London,
but his secretary OF legation has arrived. Mr.
Rush will leave Paris Immediately alter his
successors arrival He has conciialed the es-
TEEN OF his fellow -counlrymen in France by the
courtesy and kindness which have marked his
intercourse with them. He has lived here IN
very plain republican style, giving but few par>
ties. This, however, was not only excused, but
approved, considering The insufficient amount
Of his salary, and The known limited cxlent OF his
private fortune"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

Mr. CLAY'S SERVANT LEvI.-The Buf.
falo Express says Mr. Clay's servant Levi, has
again returned on his own notion, after satisfy
ing himself that he was better off with Mr. Clay
than endeavoring 10 take care OF himself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
VIRGINIA MONUMENT TO WASHINGTON.

VIRGINIA MONUMENT TO WhshlSu ION.
From an advertisement in lo-days paper, 1t
will bs seen thai this tribute 10 Virginia 8 noble
son. so long delayed, is now 10 be begun in earnest
and we hope, before many yeats elapse, TO see
splendid monument 10 his honor towering 10 The
skies. The Legislature having defniliyey fixed
upon the Capitol Square as Ii, site, he beautiful
and commanding hill above The Bell House, in The
Sou:h Wc.ern portion Of The Square, has been
scls:le,. ,cr The purpose. II is hoped that the
u,anificeu. design 81 the las! Legislature will BE-
Promptly carried oui, aud that plan will be Sc
lec.ed anil arrangements made, in lime, 10 have
the corner stone laid on the 22d february nsrt.-
The monument will probab be constructed OF
Virginia granite mostly; aud, for this end, fine
granite quarry on the old magazine" lo', on
The canal, four miles above Richmond, belonging
10 the Stale, will be broush! into requisiIion.
liz a seasonable period, the Governor will, un-
der The law, appoint commissioners Tor The vari'
Gus counties OF the S ale, 10 receive The voluntary
of The citizens. Can we doubt that
Virnirians, natives aud residents ot Washing
IONS own Stale, will be promp! and liberal in
showing their love Tor the memory OF The Father
ol his cuunlTy2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

EOURTH DAY, Thursday, Oc'obsr ~.
r Figsr RAcE-A Silver Piche'-en'fsn''
S5-mile heas
IS, John Belcher enters b Beverley
81 T B Williamson enters 8 Ne""
Noges dam Grey Bet
81 James Talley en'ers b z Lore o!ss IDLE
Sso,sp RlcE-Same day-ior noe 0s'''>
sjrele mile-entrance S5. ,..,,;e,or.
II Members 81 the Club will p'eHSr o., 1e
heiT subscription al the gate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

Conway White and J Jones' Esqrs, lett
Norfolk in The Baltimore boat on Tuesday Tor
Memphis, as delegates TO the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

We have heretofore stated that We diseredIen lho
allegation that the present administration hau gwen
Mr Bancroft any instructions Of this character. ftr-
hams the instructions were from The late aamhsua'
ton, and we're obeyed for which Mr. Bancroft was re-
called because lie acted Without authority rom r Lay
non.r published lust Mr. Lawrence sailed which
nav throw some light on the subject 1t may also
seryei to palliae the gross insult offered to Mr. Law
renee by sending Mr. RIves TO England, 70 arrange an
renc.s abilities and important TO be Entrusted 10
him, ,,,
"Abbott Lawrence has received his hna Instructions
and W in leave for England His departure has
basn fastened in consequence of some unauthorized
proceedings by Mr. Bancroft"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
E9.ract ola letter from East 7ennesies.
SrprrnpIR 1aih lSAq


"Therc is certainly an evident and
decided reaction going on in the popular senti-
nent OF East Tennessee, which ia shadowed
forth in the result of the recent Congressional
and Gubernalora Elections This portion Of
East Tennessee has long been dismally overcast
by The sombre and gloomy clouds Of Federal
ism, but am firmly of the opinion that the
result Of the recent elections affords very reli.
able elements for The certain calculation Of the
approach Of brighter day for the gallant pha,
Ianx of Democrats, who have constantly and
vigorously baitled for The success Of their prin-
ciples through ''eyil as well as good report
They now, with confidence, look forward to the
light era, when their long tried and cherished
principles, will no longer be crushed beneath
inc wretched incubus Of Federalism, but will
shine forth in oil their pristine purity and beau
", bidding defiance 10 all the dogmas which
Federal Whiggery or lis blind snd idolatrous
yola ries can call into action. The Democrats
of East Tennessee, in the late elections, shoul>
jered the unblemished escutcheon of their great
political chart, and marched forth to the battle
field, with degree Of fea;lcssness and self.
assurance, which al once BODIED success, and
they now, having VIGOROUSLY conquered Inc
foe, esteem themselves as being just upon
the verge of the summit of that political Pts.
gah from whence they may look forward with
unobscured vision TO the promised Land!" The
day of political redemption Tor Tennessee is
rapidly haslening on, and when the nation shall
he again called upon 10 select President, l
iondly hope aud confidently believe, that len
nessee the Safe which enjoys The elevated pri.
vlege of holding in trust The sacred dust Of the
great and mag nanimOns Jackson, will send up
one united voice, like the rushing Of mighty
waters, in favor Of Democracy aud the peoples
rights
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

The hue Bell made a, Troy, New York, and
recently exhibited al the Fair Of the Maryland
Institute, was purchased for The new Baptist
Church in Norfolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

houever would be perhaps only trans'lory' ,aie
Cnnrisr and ENQUIRER OF yesterday mas me ;o
,o,r;ne reflections on The subject, 'fans'anos
ri which seems 10 US seEsonabe, inaslii".';; -,
,bey give The judgment 81 one Of 'he 'u.' ,o,;.
pc1IaIt orears On the subject OF The ipfe'sn po'
cy OF the Uned States. ,p,o,;rsri is
GThe arlIcle iron the Courier anu rn1ub IN
here inserted, in which Mr.. qaiel ~ made
Nicaragua is repudiatrd as hayibg oeeu u,ao
p;,bont instructions. and IN which the inuha,i0n
10 Given OF The inerdtd abandonment oy N"''
Clsy.on OF Mr.. Monroe's policy, &C ,;.,s
The Courier and Enquirer in THIS 'I'' ~
| leaves cut of view all the antecedenls oil VIZ
history of the kingdom OF Mosquito II m ND
better SO. An organ of character SO grave of oe
conciliatory ought not to notice the pallllnes
a farce the invention of Messrs Mcpona'o'
Walker, and few cheating traders o. Don -.
and Jamaica. We think the Courier apo ru,
ourcr has treated the question win canool' ane
in m anuer admirably calculated 10 orins !. ~
good issue; and we hope that Inc pig ~
ness Of Lord Pamerston will give way even 'oa
pure shame, before the urgency oi aisu" ..
so able and Of principles so generous - 'uus.
of The Courier and Enquirer. Perhaps .nS Jay
is not distant when the two go'erhlhen', sn",i
agree upon system of measures anoei "nI"
the rights of Central America sEali oe July
respected. Ths port of 81. John anu Tue
| usarped territory shall be fes'oreu ~ i.'sa,a
nnmn;co,;on between the two oceans for gene al
= numerical use, guaranteed by frank agree.
ment between the U0ited States, England, and
Nicaragua, and perhaps constructed oy me
harmonious cooperation Of The three STATES
sill a certain degree of precau,ion would De
bv no means supereioga;ory, lest interests DE-
gotten and hopes conceived under the Influence
of the Mosxuito farce, should place themselves
in the way Of the laudable determination when Il
seems the government of Washington has ADOPT
ed in respect of opening the isthmus OF Nicara-
gue. The wrong end foremost character oil me
English Minister of Foreign Relations night
also contribute to render such precaulion ne
cessary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

DROWNED.-We regret to learn that lille
three years, was recently drowned, by falling in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19


Canaan Sands, the Ia.ler transferred 10 III: Isl
infantry, in The place Of Captain Cobb, 10 be left
ou JAY. DIV w ~
"Cl7Y W1snIyaT N, May IA, 1921"
Thus was selected BY whs board Tor re-
duction 10 lieutenant colonel, though ranking
Col. Towson, who had been arranged as colonel
from the pc masters bureau, without any rank
of command al the time; ard one Of The board
making this recommendation had ihen in his
possession letter from Gen. Atkinson refusing
the appointment OF adjutanl general, OF which
iact, another u the board was subsequently i'll
formed and communicated ii 10 me-. | pro't sled
against this arrangement in time, and claimed
The sdju,ant generally, as OF right by letef 10
The Secretary OF War, oi date 9Th June, and was
denied.
Subsequently an order OF dale The 10th OF Au-
gust emanatec from The department, attempting
10 reduce me from a cooIe. 10 lieutenant;
Colonel Z Taylor, the Second Washington"
now President Of he Unied States, 10 majoT;
AMI This, too, ty Wing bard! met the Par.
THAN arrow, and sent message by Lieutenant
Joneu TO Lieut. Col Taylor, that did mol intend
10 occupy his grace, or Be instrumental IN Tedu-
cling him and other meri,orious officers irom grade
10 grade, and place 10 place, dsmissing one from
the army; that | would reslgr; which | did on
The l6 b CT November, 1921. And Tie President
was so fully convinced OF The injustice done me,
that he held over my resignation Tor time; and 10
| prevent DISCRIMINATION 10 The army arrange.
menl, then in full operation, | was notified that
M resignation would not be accepted, bur that
would consider myself as one Of the dlsbahded
| officers. wi the advantage OF six months extra
pay. Thus terminated my military career, under
an arbitrary aliempl 10 reduce my RANK by an
order; and The sword | wore in honor was re-
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