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 ;,;sbed size of our shcet last supply of paper -as rather smaller than we had ordered, this de- sact however, shall be remedied, as as We can ,s,.s;. another supply

 oy-We regret that we are compelled to say to oar correspondent eDIcK OLDFgLLow, that his communcation unayoidably crowded out this week

 n5-The Eastern Mail, via. Memphis. due on Thursday last las not yet arrived. This failure we presume, Is owing to the almost impossible state of the roads.

 n1.5The Superior Court for the Territory of Ark onsas, commenced its session yesterday; present, the Hon. Judges Johnson and Cross

 We today give to our patrons, another production trom our esteemed correspondent sN.' descriptive of the County of Crawford We earnestly invite our foreign readers attentively to peruse, not only this, but all of the previous numbers from the same pen, in relation to other parts of our Territory We are confident that no country within the limits of the United States, is so little known abroad as Arkansas; and we risk nothing in aying tlat she is surpassed by no state in the Unon for the salubrty of her climate and fine navigable streams, and by few fertility ofsoil. The lower Mississippi does net present advantages superior e tho counties of Arkansas Chicot, Jefferson, and part of Hampstead and Lafayette, h the production of Cotton either in quantity or quality and our northern and west ern counties produce wheat, corn, and tobacco, most luNuriantly Tn these counties too, the finest springs abound; whilst White river, Little Red riv- er Arkansas saliac, 0uacIita, Little Missouri, and Big Red river, and their tributaries, are seen dering over, and watering etery portion of our fine and fertile country and afFording facilities six montAs in the year, for the transportation of our surplus produce, to the great southern mart. h yeying such country, we are astonished that so many of the sturdy and enterprisng yeomansy of the older settled countries should consent to wear out their lives as Tenants to wealthy andlord when by single manly effort, they might here lay the foundation of future independence, if not for tune, and become the lords of the soil they eati- fate.