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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
an o,der Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the ouriosa.SI Il
e.son .yias el;ai T. =; s,s5o The -. .n
viii I 1oaesF: ;ess hs .u6 Ebs @ = bis ~ ss5fSs9s5 81 Sis.
o oaias IL @ eitfl NYsTFF Fos I d he s<i5 5
=, ia isye5n- Admlnis:Iatof
TN PUBSUA NCE OF an order of the Surrogate;
e IL c2sa Of j6HS fSS sflIl
sre Of The City Of New Yor Grocer deceased 70 w:sfflt
Ilsid-nct, No III fsr7. til. City Of SeyE- YoE! On
o. befos liz t,gert,s d:y OF MAJ re.t-peted New otk
s 80 sEs@o issn dag 4 4 iSTSneIE
N PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate;
Of ths County Of NewTo rotige Is hereby gIssG - az
Neyok soap candle manufactured deceased c present
the same with the youchss -ecf 10 t= sIescr,6er 81 h:s
sore the eighteenth dag Of JanuaI NEXT Datst Nei efs
me VII !'isa5 s5m ls q '0'' DFD Fay, Aim.nis,.a2
PURSUANCE of en- order of the Surrogate
Of ih County CT New York Notice hereby given 70 FL
ons nSvag cllir against Pete. ralIne. a:e Of the City
HfS1 s5 ssS + Es; "a
beo.e The twenty day o. DeceH:eeI Eel
iot . ias5, ;hs S:a''1 day ySE 3 sIss LaER 4 Ii
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of h n e9y e G aos smss RG5s H5ash5 siS S M Il the
cify OF New merchant; deceased 10 present The saHe
S h 9qsh IL s2 ei3g 6 =: or OF fi 9
sy Of January next-Datsd NewYork the 29h da4 Of June
1913. hO1ALL NJ Ola! 49, g.
js28 las6m- E.ecnLo.. &c:
N PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
i Of the County Of notice hereby glyep to an
Il deceased present The with sss the yoaess No
= Wsls,!et il the city OF NewYork before ths sixth
Jav Of February next Dated New-York the second day OF
August, 1873 r, 81 Executors.
aC3 lay"6.n GEO =. NOfCtiN,2 ; 2--------
IN PURSUANCE OF an Order of the Surrogate;
Of the C9unty Of NewYork notice hereby gwen y, az aa
c oi gentleman tsceasfd e rseseHt a. tn nss sane q
suess NJ !: Front street the cry o; Gu oI
be!o.c ii. te.tn day OF April next Dated Ne~-Yof ire
-sS5Is 81 isxsm Sa . GEbsHoM H. CoURsEN, Ezecuto!
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Surrogate
OF the County oi NewFo notice hereby gwen 70 al
persons having claims against David Sherwood late OF the
city gentleman deceased to present the same With
81 in the city OF NewYork before the 18th
day Of April Dated the IN day ol October
1913. kLlLADEiH oIlchH OOp' CAeeu''"'
OH lawSm-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
Street Comlnlssloners Office. Dsc. 1. iSi3 dZl ut

NOTICE-ClTY AND STATE TAN for 1913
~ Comptroller, Office, Nov Isl, iS;3-Ths following
section is extracted from act Ot the State Legislature
entitled An Act for the Collection OF Taxes the c,-
of New York ssed Agr Stn 's " =, twSSt, rS a. s;:
of his ,axca before the first day OF January trex shall bs
the duty Of the Receiver OF to receive The same and TO
tween the day Of such payment and the FIRST dY Of Fbmal,
next.
The following eselution passed BY the Board Of Su
pervisors October 3d. lSi3
Resolved That the Receiver OF Taxes be requested to n.
ceiye the named the last column o; the hann.
roll from all such persons may desire 10 pay ceoh. hn
day of January next and deduct hefeIe the ci
seven per cent per between the day osc payment TO
the first day of February next.
TO enable the public ay, henseyaa OF the dlscount 81
lowed notice hereby gwen that t COPY Rolls
Park. where Henry T. kiersed ks Receiver Of Taxes. viii
attend daily between the hours OF 4; u and u NJ.
ALFRED A. SMITH Comptroller
RATEs OF TAX For 1913 PER sItl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
.a>T WINTER MAIL LINE FOR AL

Es.T WINTER MAIL LINE FOR AL
es=zGAsSSss-l BANY. and I@ta.ned!s.- Paces-Fare
STEVENS, Capt. r, I M.ybre, vii! leave The toot o.
Coayrlaad Street This, Wednesday. Fndsy and Sunday =.
terrooa. II O'clock.
The steamer UTICA, Capt, yoser, Scott. will leave
above Thunday, Saturday and Monday afternoons o.
clock For passage or frsish: apply 20 Z. SCHULTZ
II .he oface on the was-i. CT beard. d2D
E-ST5 q WINTER ARRANGEMENT :
Go. - sNEWYORK < BOSTON RAILROAD
asAlNE via Norwich and Wcrcsstsr-Iri
The stss%boa, NEW.EAVEN, Capt. l. 4 Du.tsn. viii
!eey YORK from Pier No North River. foot sf Bat
al O'Clock ~'-
Fare-To BoStonCsbn Passage and ist class cars So
Peek passsse and Cd class cars s. 5To Woreestr-s5-
cars $3-prck do. and ID do do. 81 So
Cars leave for Boston Immediately OH ;s arrival
oi The New Haven c Norwich whence passengers are for
wa.ded without change OF cars baggage
The extension Raiiread 10 the new Depot be,os Nor
complete obsatng all obstruction by ice in the
Thames River " -
Fer further information inquire the Once On the Wharf
). Of D. B: Allen. sspeck Slip. '
n BA PERSONS forbid trusting QUE on account
said beat or dI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
p Stone Stceet
Scales of every description constantly hand 3.a,f
CONFORMATION NOTICE-PubEc mono ::

aNURPUhAIIUN| UIIClI---fupc n0lce IS
~ hereby given The owner owners, occCpsa, otoce
pants OF all House; aud Lots improved orullmpEOyt Le
completed by she Asseser and are odd IN the Street Com
2st street znbracin. lot on b6 o. m ayaqe to:
th street 10 2>t street ard lots the north SIDE of .
street between Doonngdae road and 9TH avenue on boh
side OF 18TH l6h, l7h 18th l9,h and Goth Streets between
Boonnsda- road 6th avenues and on the sou. st.
2st street between the BIoomugd,e road and 6 senus
All PERSONS whose interests affected by the above NAMED
assessments and who are opposed the same OF either o.
them requested present thar objections IN wtitus
the undersigned the Street Commissioners Ote wihn
thirty days from the date Of thls Notice.
JOHN F.WEN, Stre:t Commissioner
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

GUNS AND GUN MATERlAL-All kinds OF
T forged and sushed Can and Rife Materials, Rib Bar
Loe Mosn,;ass Rbi sGas' 4 s4Ps -
e and double barrel Guns and Revolving Ftos Tor sal.
br SEWBOULD & Russell: importers 81 Hardware ana
Cutlery 40 Fulton 81 between Broadway ad s'ao 'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

ChATES.-A full, assortment of Skates, strap
~ ped and uastIapped at wholesale and retail by
ds6w OSBORN LITTLE, 80 uisoa-s,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

IN PURSUANCE Ct al order of the Surrogate
Iofthe County Of NswYolk Notiee hereby giyfn Ill
late OF the Cit OF New York Bras, Founder deceased TO
Office OF Ednnnd s. Derry No. l2a Fulton street In
ts City Of before the fifth day OF June
Dated New-YoTk the I'd day Of December, ls.3 -
di law6m TIGHE DAVEY Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

@zz.w>. TO THE PUBLIC.-Whereas Os-
H born & Little, OF 33 Fultonstreet have ad.
"A vertsed Congers Edge Tools for sale, and
ID tA and the impression he's gone abroad that they
are Of my make and whereas the said Os-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Newly Noee Is hereby slysn to all
Of NswYok PnteI deceased to present The same With 1s
Iienry.stree In the City of NewYork before the sxts
DAY cf March nextDetcd Nsw;York, the lhrtleth day OF
August, 4. q. lSi3. EMMA VAN FELL,
nn3l l,Mhnt ExeCutIlX.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
nl8 IawSw

NOTICE pplication Will be made to the LIE.
~ gslaruze of the State of New York its session.
fer continue n force An Act 10 Incorporate the An
eeE Bsons Benefit Society of the City Of New York pass
I'd FEBRUARY the year thousand eight
hundred and seven and amended March in h
year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five.
December lsth 1913.
fri- STATE PAPER please CODY. dis laYsH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

TN PURSUANCE of en order of the Surrogate
the county of N-wYork Notice hereby given to all
persons having claims against MARTIN SIcGRATH late
the city New York deceased. peseac the same with
vouchers thereof The SUBSCRIBER th Office OF Edmund
Dersy No. oo Fulton street IL the city Of New York
heo.e The first day OF June Dated NewYork, The 18th
day OF November. 1873
nil lawSn WILLIAM NcGEATE, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County of Newly ork notice is hereby gwen 70 all
persons having claim. against JOHN SHERIDAN, late Of
Of the City OF New YORK Coachman deceased 10 present the
win The vouchers thereof tie subscriber, ct his Of
hce. No s. VallstIeet the City Of NesTork be-
fore The twsayssveat day Of May nsIt-Dated NewYofk
Lhe s...Y fourth day OF November, lS43
JOHN JAY,
n27 lawsm Administrator Of John Sheridan deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
ofhe County of New York NOTICE i: hereby given all
having claims against Patrick Shields late the city
OF New York Laborer deceased 10 present the with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the of James
" White No n: Pine street. in the city OF New York on or
before the FIRST day OF Mag Dated New York the
tY-e:shth dag Of October, 1913 Ann SHIELDS,
osg i.lr ON AdmpIstratnx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County OF NewYork. No,ie s hereby given 70 all
oi NcwYork single woman deceased. present, the
with vouchers thereof TO The his residence No
SO Marion :t-es the City Of NewYo; before the
twentieth day Of April Dated Ne~York th- seven
seI!;h day o! October, 1913 SAMUEL WEEKS,
aIS laweE. .id!nlnlstIa,o:.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

ss {Villiam.street, General Agent for this city,
and by most of the principal retail igits New YORK n2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
cr the County of New York Notice is hereby given to all
person, having CLAIMS against David Falconer late OF The City
Of New York Sash Maker deceased to present the same with
the cucer thereof subscribers the RESIDENCE OF Jas
Lucas No 6 Houston.styeet, the city OF NcwYok on
0! before III. 18th day Of March next;
Dated New.Pork The Nineteenth day of September l8;3
JAMES LUCAS,
.InHN EALCONER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYo. Notice hereby given all
leson having claims against Cornelius Heye ats OF the
with he vouchers thereof The subscribers the Of
on or Before the ,j day Of Say nanDaed NeSYok
tht thirt!eth d,y Of October. lst3.
EDWARD F EEYER,)
JAMES SUYDAM, Executors.
c3l iaW6m" EDWARD S. CLARK
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

IN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of New York Nonce hereby given to all per
Ycrk widow deceased 70 the wh thr HoHche'
thereof the subscriber at the ONCE OF William IL bosai'
efore the 18th day cl May Iex Dated New York The 7th
day cf November, 1918. ABRM. SaLl En-,
rs i.1g6ms Admir- with the viii annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
THE TRIBUNE.

yyif1sss
r,,r, The Portland Adrefu'eE
s Nsw.Yoax, Dec. .s:h, 1919
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

nc leNF6m' -idmr WITH tae W III ahle1eo. ahle
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Lo thu County New York, notice hereby given TO all
persons having claims s:anst Rebscea coope late OF tie
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber at the Office Of William
Thompson Esq No Ss Chrso?s d t. z ,Te the ei1y o.
Dated New York the 22d day Of September. a.3
ia Jt,,ssrn. C.. GRISW OLD, Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

II7ONDERFUL INVENTION to force the
w growth Of Human Halr-Tri. bottles only 3shiilInEs
The rses of some Of our respectable citizens can &c
shown who have used this and found il all 1t here
Jones oral Hair Restorative they found 10 possess tese
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
police OFFICE

John Williams. colored man, was arrested fey
stealing two pairs Of boot. i-o Wilson Johnson Of l2O
Chatham: -
William Wco3 co!orad man, was committed for
stealing quantity Of cog; .o 40 Monroe street Il Tooa
had stolen GOOD would have been more in his line
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-yoRY, DECEMHEK. g.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

- CHERRY-A fresh supply Of this valuable medcEss ~
This the only genuine ptepela,,o;a o esI M
Wild CHEEKY and its has given en exensi'
brity throughout tle Union Pamphlet, containing Se1
Gates &c be obtained gratis from The sole agent! i
H. MIL NOR, l9l Broadway, corner oi John-st u. .H
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

~ INDIA RUBBER BOOTS FOR LA.
es@ISY DIES-The Patent Boot Of our inyenton--aso,
new STYLE now first introduced the ghest neates affair
ever offered are now being manufactured after entire new
d2 Inn HORACE H. DAY, 81 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

Sold wholesale and retail only the sizn OF the Arsnsia
Eagle, s2 Chatham.st n Y, l3o tqtonSest p%. %
Ign; Statr-stIeet Boston Ledger Buildings flaaep"
POT King street. Chcre:tou s. e 5e vesy particular sno Guy
no where else. Mind! aHo lnl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

| believer in Christianity, ready to assume the
mask of religion, or to cast it away, just as il
suited his interest or his humor intent above
| all things upon making himself name, and flat
terng himself that his easiest way to do it was
by demolshing the Christian religion. Inever
thought his Philosophical Dictionary worth read.
ing, and.I read his Bible only to dispise it.
have read also his Maid of Orleans, and dc.
spscd him also for that--infamous for it's per-
version OF all moral principle, and all decency.
It's injustice to one of the brightest characters in
human history is its most crying sin. A French.
man who can think or speak Of Joan Of Arc With.
out reverence, must have heart colder than
the everlasting ice Of the poles.
You are at liberty, sir, to make such use of
this letter as you think proper. am certainly
not ambitious of the reputation of spending my
time in translating or in publishing Voltaire S
Philosophical Dictionary.
X
There are very few from some of whose
writings have recoed with more disgust and
horror of his nfdeity and dissolute morals /
have had more than surfct; and if l have
ever derived any benefit from them, it has only
been by that process which extracts healing
medicine from the deadliest of poisons.
am very respectfully and thankfully,
Dear Sir, your obedent servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28
From the Knickerbocker for July,
THE TRUSTING HOUR.
eY MES. n. 8. NICHOLS.

I.
Beside my easements trailing vines,
By meditation led,
sit, when Sleep his pinion waves
Above each dropping head:
When all the shadowy forms that haunt
The bright abodes on high,
Steal softly forth, in silvery troops
From chambers of the sky.
As down the midnight air they float
Upon celestial cars,
turn me to steady light
That CLEANS among the stars:
prophet-light it is to me,
And shadows forth the hour
That calls my spirit there TO meet
A seraph in its bower.
Beside my easement still sit,
When goes my spirit forth.
With waving plume, and rustling wing,
Up towards the blazing NORTH
While solemnly the stars look down,
And so!emnly they seem
To shed fair and brilliant light
On this, my waking dream.
".
And high each everlasting hill
Lifts up its crowned head,
Like some tall, stately cenotaph
For nations of the dead
The broad, blue river rolls as free
As waters in that cline
Which bends above these waves, that how
Like some subduing rhyme.
Y.
Beside my easements trailing vines
The zephyr finds me still,
When malin-hymns are gushing forth
From bird, and bee, and rill;
For not until the morning star,
That herald of the dawn,
Has flashed upon the eastern skier,
Are my sad eyes Withdrawn.
VI.
weary Of the brilliant day,
The warm, sunshiny air,
And cling unto the solemn night,
When nature kneels at prayer:
For then my .pirit wanders FORTH.
With resistess power,
And, with its kindred spirit, holds
The midnight Trys,ing Hour.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
FOUR VOLUMES

Or THE TENNESSEE AGRIcuuTuRlsr FOR ! SO.
WE now propose to furnish the Voltes Of
- the State Agriculturist, of 1910, Id mud
1912. for SO cents each-making three Vumes
for vi so, and the Volume for lS43 for Sl-n,a-
king four volumes for 81 so, and wherls the
farmer in the whole range Of tho Valleylf the
Mississippi, that cannot afford this? Tire is
scarcely Farmer in the State of TenncssS, AL
ALBANIA, Mississippi. Arkansas, Georia North
and South Carolina, md e>.~iole asaksas e..
fuse to pay such small sum for so mach vulua.
Bile and interesting matter. There are some one
or two numbers lacking in the volumes for lsfl,
and should we meet with sufficient encoura pon,ent
at these low rates. we will reorint. Send % your
orders with the cash-and asour paper is asou.h-
ern work, we call upon every Farmer, Mehanic
and Loboring man in the country to impr{vo this
opportunity-it is the best ole you will hive for
time to come. Our great OBJECT in putting them
down 90 low is to get tho sople to readbg, i'm.
proving their minds and eniching thor bossses-
sions. What say you frienls |! Will yoi aid us
in this landable measure-iIis for your Igood J
give US your aid and countenance, and much GOOD
will be the result.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
A MILL FOR SALE.

ri ME public informedthat first ate MERcuAx,
u MILL, with all the necessary machinery and 1, /,
paratus for running two psirs Of Frqnch burr Miu
stones, and for tho manufacturing OF 50 barrels Of 81
perfne -four in "a hours. witt mill house of 10 feet y
SO, thres stories high, tho basement story Of ston
ard the upper stories Frame; first rate dam from 10
iu fsst high, insured 10 stand Eve years. Tho mil
srd dam viii be finished by the first Of Jung next ard
is offered for sale. intest Of half lila st,,atd
about ono and half miles firm Edwardsvillt in jasr
ctnuiy, Mo- in hafa milco Spring river, has kel
and fiat boats may run ont with ease GrAt Ar1as..
inents sre held out to persons OF capital, " theei.
tracts for furnkhing aout to Fort Gbso} anel E{.t
Smith. amounts tosear $4,000 10 sI2 900 Sof
btsdos the amount cf sales in the Indian cotp - v
The mill to be Insured % perform WELL ' IA
erms-ono Thousand ~loIiars paid dowA VIII - te
cntsact s made. and third Of the baIsS cd ~ s(n
ai the mill commences operation, the rcnh dr II
y, paid in goods in New Orleans, OF in cIl. ss y
s;st suit the purchasct. Private Bds w1be n e.L
BY directing teteess rst paid to J. D. T. lBytxtv1s.
Any kind q nssh!asry may . sropjlled IL )s,e
J r. Fsl' Il. IN MliSsss5S<s( L . d
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
EDWARDSNLLE,
JASPER COUNTY aIssoURI.-

vUvIIE proprietors Of this p}P respecs'ons ,Ioll
u licit the attention Of thfPterprisme fud'i II
to il as place destined to bedlae tne mo't
tant point in South Westernpissour'. lli
Edwardsville is situated Pn beautu. fmS
nence, in full view Of Spr1g river . no'AmIe
i,elow the mouth Of Centr} Creek, immeap'eyl
where the river leaves the Safe, ano - ssurFnut
ed by a large body Of timbf. Boafsof 4VNo1
have eonc from this point. and steamboat ~
been advertised to be up; also greaveSefi's',s 'sr
nov making 10 hive the ritter inipfT = III
nv largo number of persons have tzuoc !s1J
ton to the Legislature of MissourYrsy'nGl IA
body to grant an approPrlat.iaui (| ~ A
cut SSnring .iser fro1l 1Jit ~ hiit
distance of thirty miles above Edw4dsyilIa
notwithstanding nonr two thirds Of the jaier. i,
high time, runs in below that place; coneouen,
ly, if there should DO any hope Of success n,
them, how much more for us from Edw3dsyille
down. The Hon. John c. Edwards. bm,o,
OF Congress from this State, made an attnpt Il
have an appropriation made by Congresko i'm.
prove Spring and Grand Rivers, and ad Us, II
send on our petitions. If he succeeds idnyin,
the river put in as good condition as it ty bs,
we bave no doubt but this will be the moSnpor.
tant point for business and trade west of ! Ms.
souri, river. The country is unsurpassedE any
other in the West, and probably in thetnited
States, for fertility, and various kinds of bduc.
tions. We may here raise the PRODUCT THO
North and South. Ii is ascertained TO better
for wheat than the North, and will formEreat
staple for transportation to the South. FdGib.
son may be run 70 in seven DAYS in comrb iIat
boat. and wo can run to New Orleans in liter.
This is probably the only point in whea&ow.
ing country that can be reached by waterfalls
in cold winters. The surrounding count1pre
sents the finest streamsfor waite. power oopeI
machinery, and is already thickiy settled an
enterprsing people, and only wants a capitst to
carry on commerce, to make times againpur.
ishing. 1t would TO very difficult to find i,ore
important poin. to the public and the capitat.--
In introducing Edwardsville to the notice. the
public the proprietors will say that they Nv Of
no place on Spring river where investmed may
be made with as sure prospect Of succosj
A public sale Of lots will take place in tttown
on the first day of March next, at which tb and
place gentlemen wishing to purchase are hest
ed to attend and view tho situation for thenlyes
Terms LIBERAL.
JOHN D. THOMPSON 81
Edwardsvil'c, Mo-, Dec. 0, ls4I-4s-u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
BOARDING SCHOOL,.

ME Winter term of Mr.. and Mrs NEWTON,s
u Ma.o and Female Boarding School, Cane Hill,
Arkansas, will commence the second Monday az
November next, and continue 22 weeks All ~
books can be had Of the teachers.
4 SAM'L NEWTON. =
TERMS. M
Spelling, Reading Defining, Writing, A.
rithmetic and Singing per term. $500
Advanced scholars, the same stndies to-
gether with Geography, Grammar, His
tory. Philosophy, Composition, Rhetoric,
and Bookkeeping, 1000
The above with tho Spanish Language, 1900
, Instrumental Music, taught by extra les
sons. W
Boerding Sl,5Op per weok.
$50 Hi, ssqfssnber 20. 1874. 1i-tK
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

SCOTT, WHITE, & CO., have jdst received
- per steamers Morehead and Arkansas
20 bags coffee
30 barrels sugar
SO sacks salt
10 boxes rasins
kegs cranoerries
Is kegs powder
] tierce rice
cask copperns
coils rope
10 boxes fresh garden seeds
IL barrels whiskey
20 bales spun cotton
Is doz. corn brooms
IS doz. painted buckets
crates assorted queensware
boxes assorted do
z4 ploughs
All OF which we will sell low for cash.
January 6. lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
MAHOGANY, FURNITURE, CARpg.t, sc

~ IVA" UHNII VhE, CAKFE1P, SHc'
WE offer for sale, at sost. Brussels, hgrain
~. and stair Carpets; Saxony Ruk:l Sofa
pair of Side Tables; Pressing Burai 3 dog.
Rush and Cane Bottom Chairs; / Waai stand
! large gilt Mantle Glass lprnie Feather Bed
by 10 window Sash; 30aoz. assorted Cow Bells;
20 doz. painted buckets; copy of Htas London
edition Of Encyclopedia Of Arts ard Sciences, $50
plates 40 volumes Of Mafyat's Novel;, and va
riety Of other books. A
G. S. & G. A. IBIRNIE.
Fort Smith, 18th Dec. 1912. N l.H
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
The ncw and splendid iStcam<r
ARKANsAi,
p. PENNYWIT. iMAsrER.

a HAVING returned to the Arhss.. III
tESsSfZSsi5 yer, will run as regular pacaet from,
SxSEIS1SSf Van Buren to Nov Orleans Sh 10 tuilt
upon the most improved model. Thirty nchesd.sught
23O tons burthen engine eniiely For lrsgkt o
passage apply on board, or to SoTT, WHITE & Co.
Jan'y s. I543. fents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

Announcement of candidatcs(
other advertisements.
Political circulars will be charge
No advertisement Of a grosa, abu3l
will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
Single copies Of the paper. ~ l-2 q
The above terms will DO rtrictly ad|
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
CARD.

WE would respectfully call the attention Of
our friends and the public to our stock Of
Goods, although much reduced in Quantity from
tho extent of their sales, yet they have many
very desirable goods which can be obtained at IN.
usually low prices. One of tho partners residing
in Philadelphia, and being constantly in the East.
ern markets, and buying for cash, gives them
many facilities of obtaining bargains, and enabling
them to sell cheap.
G. S. q C. A. BRINE. (
Fort Smith, Sd Nov, lS42.-42.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
@R@gMIRDIma,
q mistrator,s Noficc.

NoiHE - HEREBY GIVEN shat Letters Of Ad.
ministfetIon were granted 70 the undcrslgned on
ta Gay Of January. A. D. ls43. by the Clerk the
Couft o. the county Of Crawford, in tho State
= - on the estate of DANIEL. PIERCE, de-
Al persons ha vng elaine agains saIlf estate
~ ncasoy notnea 70 exhibit the for aikWzuc5
from ~ date of ySid y Il. ~ ~
fro1 aay bepeft r. NJ ce1Sf ~ ~ a ,s ~