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0-TThc Arkansas No. A. has at last reached
our city She is certainly the most spivnjid aud
well Icon slructcd loa, ,Int ever we saw upon this
river, and Ter advent drew out the whole popula-
ton. She brought up "A very large omo INT of
freight, amongst it that which was greatly and
unnvodabl. damaged by the sinking OF the keel
boat below Lcwsburg. Steamboats, arc aIway 5
welcome here but the a rkrnsls No. / especially,
for it is the fourth Ioat of tho name and owner
bail, for the Arkansas river, and her captain has
nav gaed this river upwars of twenty yenrs.
and ther fore to Us twenty times welcome. She
will return from New Orleans in three weeks.
Capt. Pennywit has another and new boat-thr
ARKANSAS No. 5'--whIch is abolt the size Of the
Arkansas No. 3, but draws only 90 inches wa
ter This boat he intends to command himself
and run upon this river solely. We trust that she
viii 2rOvco light craft upon tho Arkansas river.
but heavy one in sncccss: she cannot bat be
so, for Cupt. P. has uImos; invariably be,n
lucky" the whole long period that he has run
the river, and if he does not know IT, VIC shou
like 10 know who docsi