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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-27

PASSING AwAY.-The following beautiful
thought from Goethe is peculiarly appropriated
TO the present season.
"The year is going away like the sound of
bells. The wind passes over the slubbIe and
finds nothing to move. Only The fed berries
of that slender tree seem as il they would fain
remind us of something cheerGul-and the meas
uIcd beat of the thresher's, fail calls up the
thought, that in he dry and falling ear lies
much nourishment and life.
A pair of twins 60 years Of age, residing in
Charlestown, visited the top Of Bunker Hill Monu-
ment on Saturday. The venerable ladies' claimed
to be revolutionary soldiers, and consequently as
cended in the steam grats.-Best0H Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
A MILL FOR SALE.

TNHE public are informed that frat rate MERCHANT
l. Mill, with all the necessary machinery and an.
paratus for running two pairs OF French Burr Mill
stones, and for the of so barrels of su
Perne hour in "a hours with mill house of 40 feet by
5O three stories high tho basement story of stone
and the upper stories frame; first da from 10
10 feet high, insured TO stand five years. The mill
and dam will be finished by the first of June next and
is offered for sale interest Of half 1t is situated
about one and half miles from Edwardsvile in Jaspc,
county, MO- in halfa mile Of Spring river where keel
and HAT boats may run out with ease. Great induce
ents are held out to persons Of capital, the con
tracts for furnishing -four Fort Gibson and Fort
Smth, amounts to near $4,000 to Sl2 900 per annum
besides the amount of sales in the Indian country-
The mill to be insured to perform we'll.
Ierms.-One thousand dollars paid down when the
contract made, and third of the balance as soon
ss the mill commences operation. the remainder may
be paid in goods in New Orleans. in cash, as ma
best suit the purchaser Private bids will be
by directing letters, post paid ]. D. t. Byheyille
Newton county, Mo.
ANY kind of machinery may be propelled by the
same wuter powe
Feb. II, lS43-4-tf rw'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
JOHN STIN g. CO,

JOHN a U STIN g. co,
HAvE just received per steamer Export, and
IL offer for sale low, for cash,
so sacks coffee,
$50 bbls N. o. sugar,
5 do. loaf do.
5 do. molasses,
100 sacks fine and coarse salt,
.. 25 kegs nails,
do. flooring brads,
l do. horse shoe nails,
10 do. powder,
5000 lbs. lead,
10000 lbs. Juniatti bar iron,
1000 doz. cotton yarns, Fwindow glass.
25 boxes by 10, 10 by IL, IL by l6,
20 reams wrapping paper,
20 boxes candy,
Is do. Cincinnati bar seap,
do. shaving do.
$50 lbs. spanish float indigo,
500 lbs. dutch madder,
500 lbs. copperas,
1000 papers garden seeds,
5 boxes starch,
Is doz. bed cords,
20 doz. plough lines,
10 boxes tallow candles,
S do. sperm do.
5 do. cod fish,
100 sides sole and upper leather,
April L, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
OTHENIN GIRARD.
Wa tc h and ClOc X WI a err.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK,S.

TIAS opened shop in Ashley q brick row. on Mark.
Il ham st., Little Rock. and one door east of Lin.
coin Book Store, where all orders in his line Of bust
will be promptly attended to- He will ,cayrant
watches and clocks repaired by him correctly for
twelve months ~
Jewelry. Music Boxes, &c. &C. repaired at the short
est notice and in the best manner. r. p
His charges for work will be graduated correspond
with the hard Zines and scarcity of money.
Orders from distance will be thankfully received
and attended 10 with promptness. =
Littl" Rock, July 81, l842. 29-6m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
VAN RUREN ACADEMY.

VAN BUREN, ACADEMY.
REING encouraged by the liberal patronage have
ID hitherto received. have associated with me
Dr.. ,. 8. DAVIS, formerly Principal of the Madison
Principal of the Public Schools,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tine discipline and regulation of this Academy will
be under the mutual direction and control of Dr. Da-
Wis and myself.
The second session of this Academy will commence
on the first Monday of March next and continue TWEEN.
The Of study will be extended so far as cir
cumstances may render it necessary that a fu-
ture day. should sufficient encouragement be offered. it
may include practical illustrations of Experimental
Philosophy, Botany. Mneralogy, Geology, and their
concomitant branches at present it embraces most Of
the subjects of business and professional education,
usually taught in our Academies and Colleges.
No pupil will be received for less term than one
session but those who enter after the
countable for the unexpred tie only and no dednc-
ton will be de for occasional absence except in case
of sickness.
CLASSIFICATION.
The Preparatory Department will embrace Spelling,
Reading, Pronunciation, Defining, writing, ana Inc
Rudments of Arithmetic.
TERMS-$ IL PER SESSION.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
JUNIOR RCLAss.-Reading, Writing. English Grammar
Arithmetic Geography, with the of the Globes, De
fnlng, and Composition.
TERMS-$ IL PER SESSION. ~
seNIoR CLAss.--Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry
| Analytical Plano and Spherical Trgonometry, with
their applications, Mensuration, Surveying, Dheren
| tial. and Integral Calculus, &c.
TERMS-$ Is PER SESSION.
The science of Astronomy, which comprehends al
entire acquaintance with the starry heavens, will b
illustrated starlight evenings in the absence Of the
full moon, and WILL for this cause be made separate
charge of three dollars per session, to students of h
Academy. -
Tuition fee will be invariably required in advance.
| ~ e. ID. POWERS.
Van Buren,, Feb'y IL, l843-4-l3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06

EUST received, per steamer Marietta,
- boxes Western Reserve cheese,
boxes Virginia tobacco,
kegs Kentucky tobacco, ~.
Is bbs. dried peaches,
8 boxes soap, -
boxes onion seeds,
3 boxes garden do. assorted, @
A nd for sale by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
Lot oxceedi,r ten lines .ltee.a :,

Announctnsnt of candidates. will be ch.,..S.. :.
ether dvertscments
Political Sfeulars will be changed as adverti,e..,p
No advertisement OF gross. sbusivs PEI
will be puijijhed at any price.
All lettetfmus be post paid. q
Single CO sa Of tho paper. r. i.s cents. ~
The sbo1 terms win be strictly adhered t. s''.423
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06

MIss SAWYER informs her patrons. and the pub
lXl lie generally, that the Spring session of the
FEMALE SEMINARY in Fayetteville. will open the
second Wednesday Of April. l843, and close August
18th; when after few days vacation new term will
commence and continue thrse four months as cir.
cumstances Of thc school seem demand The prices
will vary from six to eight dollars for term Of four
months, according to the attention devoted to the pu
pill. No untaught young children will be admitted un
der 3d. unless where parents guardians unable
pay, in all such the prices will be graduated to
the ability to make payment
1t is expected that young ladies will prepared
to give their undivided attention to study; and that
while removed from parental protection and influence
their intercourse in society will be controlled by the
Teacher, unless committed to the care of friend
or relative II is desirable also, that they prepar
ed with clothes sufficient for tho season. that their
minds may not be unnecessarily occupied this sub.
ject sSs-
In addition 10 the English branches ia upht here win
bo plain and Ornamental needle work
A Bible class 10 attended every Subbath al the Sem
mary, composed Of the pupils Of the school and Of The
yourh Of the village Tb, Bible class enjoys the ben
second Sabbath of each month.
Board be obtained in good families for sI so po
wesk. M s.
March.ls, is4s-,tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06

RRAlEIII SBMsgIA@ga
VENHE Spring and Summer term of MR.. g.
MRS. KELLAM'S SCHOOL, Grand Prai-
rie, Franklin Co. Ark. will commence on Mon.
day the 24th inst.
TERMS to suit the times. Sc 90 per term or
$l2, per year. Board ST. 90 to / IS.
April %, lS43. 10 St
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
FERNS.
THE ARKA1b Jas MfE4 HKCER Y.

Is published ov Saturday Morning, at raRas
DOLLARS, if paid w I'm six months, voUR polLA as
if payment be delaS until after that time.
TER,1AOF ADVERTISING. SET
For square of3 lines less, first insertion osis
DOLLAR, and rrTfcKsrs for each contsnuance--oycs
10 lines and not eseding l5 to be charged square
and half and il hat proportion for longer advcrti !.
ments. .
When ind jRual account, at tho above ru'
amounts to $50 Id under 500, discount of 25J
cent will be mic. and whom it amounts to slo9 =,
more a DISCOUNTS 33A per cent; but discount ~
be made where yment is delayed after tho pifatic
of one year. eno deduction will be mado tho n
gal advertsemSns required TO be published by law
All advertschcnts to be paid for in advance, -
payment assun's By seme responsible pcrs9g os the
CONTRACTS BY THErYEAR. IDaR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MusEU'

ihrhoFEMENTS IN THE {" MUSEO
"Ihe Museum" Is now so fairly and,
established, that we feel warranted in
some very extensive and important amPrt ~
by the first of May, we shall have comp,
our arrangements. I'VE shalt have, in
place, beautiful, clear and bold typc-.
cond superb smooth and white paper
Ihird place, we shall make an ingeuiou
vei change IN the arrangement of the nna.,,-o
the fourth place, we shall increase our corps
contributors in all the various depart snts OF :
Family Nerspaper-in the fifth place., .s.s. :
secured, at a high salary, the services IL
"A. POE, Esq, a gentlemen whose high .si>
THE abilities have always spoken prom, 'f
themselves, and who, after the first Of sia ~,
aid US IN the editorial conduct Of tho Jou
The "Ndrratire of Tornseud's Jourasy orsr
the Rocky Mounlains," one Of the most int.i :.
ing and valuable ever published, is sent TO all ncw
subscribers AT its conclusion, our readers VIA
find themselves in possession of work which
aono will be worth double tho subscription 20 the
paper. We shall continue also OF course. IL
'Biographical Sketches and Portraits, !" Inch ere
now exciting so unexampled an interest. W4th
these and other features continued, and with ii.
improvements in contemplation. it remains to- -
seen whether we do not amply fulfill our deto1n
nation of making tho rery bcst herspapev IN
America. ala Ssbl
Persons wishing to secure six thousand lays
octave pages Of useful, interesting, and unexca
,ionoble reading for the select family circle. br
the small sum Of Two Dollars per year-beingA
the astonishingly low rate of thirty pages for on
cent, Or equivalent to one hundred and twenty,pa
ges for four cents--should hand tleir names il
now. ~ 30
TERMS.-Two Dollars per anum. Three co.
pies for Five Dollars, or sixteen copies for Twen.
ty Dollars, is the extra induccment offered at pre-.
sent for clubbing. D..
THOMAS c. CLARKE & CO, 7aF
Office of the Saturday Museum, Publishers;
Hall, No. lOl Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

HENRY q CUNNINGHAM.
ITAvE just received per steamer Export, and for
IL sale low for cash only,
100 sacks salt,
so sacks Rio coffee,
10 hhds sugar,
10 bbls do,
80 kegs Boston nails,
l barrel copperas,
l box cotton cards, no. 10,
4. do. hatchets,
] do. hammers,
gross backing,
ceroon indigo,
keg saleratus,
l barrel birthstone,
l bag pepper.
/ cask madder
l box stable SALT"
l cusk rice,
dog. brooms,
boxes goldfish,
do, starch,
barrels syrup,
half barrels mackerel,
boxes pickles,
barrels molasscs, &c. &c.
April /, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
CArrLE's HORNS.

VIVIAN by S. g. = Turner, 10000 goos
w Cattle Horne, in &change for goods, a,
cash prices. a..
N. BIS. & G. Tur9r have removed iheir
goods to Main street, oppoite the Columbus Hotel.
Van Bpren. Feb'y l6,Is43. m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
Z 1aosTaoFus.
osraE rHILAps dsHI ~ y
SAT URDAY MIJSE I'm J,

A most important and invaluafs discovery - -
been made BY gentlemanof this casys ~: ~
which newspapers may be printe 10 she'f pssS ~
form, ana, at the same time. cap} of os'cs ~
servation. a 8 Sfi y,lS sts7i
This grand improvement. vb,ss i ~
form q new era in the business. eifectj1&
tire revolution ir the art of psinsing m
newspapers, will be introduced, BY PERM
the Pa'entee, into the Philadelphia Satfr
scum commencing in May next. liY
IN announcing to the friends Of tho newsp:rs
pres. 1 throughout the country, discovery wnse'
WIN 'add so Immensely to the value Of newspaper
the publishers Of the Saturday Museum, have cIsc
the proud satisfaction Of announcing the con 'et
ana triumphant success of their new r. y
Newspaper. The liberal patronage alread y
cured for this new and popular enterprise, ~ ~
only surpassed tho most sanguine oxpecn rs''
but is entirely unprecedented.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06

JOHN AUSTIN & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
Main street, Van BurcD, Ark,
H AVE in store, and for sale,
n $4,000 ID Juniati bar iron
25 kegs Juniati nails
kegs flooring brads
l keg horse shoe nails [glass
80 boxes s by 10 10 by IL II by l6 window
10 kegs powder
kegs blasting powder
10000 lb bar lead
20 reams wrapping paper
20 boxes candy
Is boxes Cincinnati bar soap
IL boxes pint TASKS
IS dozen Z flute prest tun,blers
l6 dozen bed cords r-s%
"a dozen playing cards ~
boxes starch
5000 dozen cotton yarn [lisle)
25 bbls old rectiied whiskey "a superior ar.
$50 sides upper and sole leather
Also a splendid lot of furniture, consisting ol
chairs. presses. bedsteads, and tables. and vare
ty of other articles, which will be sold in accor.
dance with the hardness of the times, and no mis-.
take.
Jan'y l3, ls43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
Pr,rlrroN ron DOWN..

only heir ut law. of said Tho
mas G. Beeson. deceased
A I this day comes the said complainants, by Isaac
"A Strain. their solicitor. aud files their petition
herein against said defendants, alledging that
about the 18th day of August. ls40 Thomas G. Bee-
Of Arkansas that tho said Emily (who has inter-
married with the said Andrew ]. Stephens) is his wi
dow that he died seized and possessed his own right
of the following described lands, in the county of Con
way. and State of Arkansas. wit: the fraction
al part Of the southwest fractional quarter of section
No. "a, ia township NORTH Of range No II west. con-
taing 6iy also the east half of the south
quarter Of section No 81 township No. north
of range No. IL west, containing eighty acres like
wise the fractional quarter of section No. &C.
township No. north, Of range No. II west containing
one hundred and twenty 661OO acres that in Septem
ber A. D. l84O Russell Welborn took letters of ad
minstratioh of the estate of Thomas G. Beeson de.
ceased that more than year has elapsed since his
death and the heir has wholly failed assign her dow
er in said lands that he left Richard Beeson his only
her at law the petition prays that said heir and ad-
ministra.or be made defendants hereto, that pro-
cess issue that they that commissioners be
pointed, and dover assigned them of said lands; ; and
from an affidavit filed with said petition of the non.
residence Of the said Richard Beeson, of the said
defendantsit is ordered that he do appear here at
the next term Of this court be held the county
Of Conway at the Court kouse for said county, in Lew
sburgh, the Tuesday after the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in April being the End day of Nav
lS43, and plead, answer, demurr to said petition
and is further ordered, that copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in this Sate eight
weeks succesvely the last insertion to be four weeks
previous to the next term of this court
A true copy from, the record
ArrEsr: HARRISON H. HIGGINS.
Isaac Strain, Solicitor. Clerk
Feby 25. ls43-6-sw. PRS fee &c 25j
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
MAHOGANY, FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c

MAHOGANY, FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.
WE offer for sale, at cost. Brussels, Ingram
W and stair Carpets; Saxony Rug; Sofa
l pair& Side Tables; Dressing Bureau; doz.
Rush and Cane Bottom Chairs Wash stand ;
l large gilt Mantle Glass prime Feather Bed
8 by 10 window Sash; 80 doz. assorted Cow Bells;
20 doz. painted buckets; l copy of Halls London
edition of Encyclopedia of Arts ard Sciences, $50
plates; 40 volumes Of Maryat's Novels, and va.
riety of other books.
G. S. & c.. A. BRINE.
Fort Smith, 18th Dec. lS42.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06
GARDEN,
rIEnD, AND FLowERsEEDs,

q ! IL w
FEED, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
TUST received. Of the choicest American and i'm
- ported varieties The seeds cf the finest quaii
~, and such will recommend thesclacs their vi
talty and accuracy therefore expressly
The consists Of the following kinds, among
which are several varieties Of each. viz:
EARLY aad late cabbage, cauliAowcr, celery, cress;
carrot, beans. bects, raish. peas. parsnip pumpkin
parscy. pepper endve, sage, sprouts
salsify, turnp, thyme. ka okra onion let
tuce meloa. cndive nasturtiun squash rhubarb, to-
matto. egg plant, SC. &c.
FIELD SEEDS.
Red and white clover blue herds. timothy and orch.
ard grass. fax seed, &c. &c.
FLOWER SEEDS,
Comprising extensive and very collection.
DAHLIA ROOTS,
or fine double varieties. viz: Pooles White, Mariah
Wheeler, Maid Of Bath. Rufus Blanca, Victoria, Ca.
liope Albion. Nonparicl Ninrod Coronation, and Lu-
cy Walker.
NJ MAYERs.
Fort Smith, Ark, Fcb'y 10, l643 Druggist
STATE OF ARKANSAS,1 u,
County OF Conway,
In the Probate Court of said County, vacation be
fore the Clerk tho Goth day of February A. D. S43
Andrew J. Stephens. and Emil
~ RI1AH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06

In the Probate Court Of said County in vacation b.
fore the Clerk the goth day of February, A. D. s43
Andrew J. Stephem. and Emil
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-06

Russell Welborn. Administra.
tor of Thomas G. Beeson. de-
ceased. and Richard Beeson.
only heir ut law. of said Tho
mas G.. Beeson, deceased.
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GONEENTlDN May AND lIsl'a'l
store.
l. IL Ell Za.lHHON

.Ntarly opposite lie Bad ef 'irgi"io, Ly,chburg
HNAkfS this mctimd ta Inform his friends and the
j public generally. TINT he is offering 'or SALE
his Fancy Store, Nan street, the follow IN. arii-
cles for cash. how any ohrr Establishment the
country either wholesale retail:
Cakes of every varlpiy. Candies. MIX of X ses
Macassar Oh. Misses Dressing Cases. Dolls. luoth
Brushes Nmlin strings stiishcll Almonds. " anuts Pea
Nuts, Cron. Havana Cigars, Prinrpe Cigars. Coognc
Mater. Florida W a1cr. Antique Oh. Bears Oh Fancy
Boxes Fancy Soaps Hair Brl>hcs. Bursamon Il .uncr
Fbers. Cream Nuts. Bunch Raisns SuIana Raslns
lie i"akes his nwn Candies. and warrants them 10 he
good any thai cab be manufactured IN the STATE
which he is enabled Il oil r Concrionrfs and Mrr-
chants go1d TINS article ul The same quality
be purchased IN The \ arIhcm CitirS. He would
the citizens generally that when hey feel like in
dnlrina IN the laNareS oi he. they viii always find at
Head Quarters the trS lat the market affords such
AS Oysters. Fish Pgrridgrs, Fowls Of every ,ls.rip
lion. Squirrels, Rabbits. opN>uns. Sc:Ls Nelison.
1amS &r serve! up at lie shortest notice, and Tia,
most reasonable terms.
june ~ Is
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Valuable Property for Sale.

DY virtue Of a tr-d OF Trust executed To me by
j , James Plus, for purposes therein St" iorlh, aud
duly recorded IN the Clerk sofce oil Pusy sana coun
~. shall, the slh day d July next al the tavern
house Of john c. Ward, (nesr Wards 1uscD proceed
10 sell by way d public auction. 10 the h4hrr' bidder,
far cash. th" tuioA NJ property, 10 Wit Que ! Ael
ar parcel Of LAND, isiug IN Pus5han.a cenniy.
containing 81 acres other LOT of the slns size.
a.l"Inng the above hancd aud two other Tracts. con
tanning together 81 acres This l,and all lics togelh
or, and is the same Which the said James Puts NOW
resides The Improvements are iva comfortable dwel
ling houses aud the out houses, aud flfst rate
SAW AND GRiSI MILL, now IN iuIl operation, aud
a good nelghborod both Tor saving and grinding.
shall also sell. at the same time aud place, likely
and valuable young NEGRO MAN, and a sci Of Black
smiths 1'oos, or much of said property as will be
Sufficient 10 answer the purposes for which the deed
given and and charges of carrying the same IN
u effect
The r,lc To the above property is believed t" be pei
rcy good put shall convey TO purchasers such ony
is vested in me BY the deed aforesaid.
WILLIAM w. WARD, Trustee.
juno 10 iSjuly
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NEW BAi.TiMSNE CASH STORE.
.NOU OFE,NLNf, IN LIN tHBl'RG.
Goods ri tisc lowest HorI.. gli!n-
dtiPilia and Baltimore prices.
Rff.fKD<. Ell wv ~ 60.
(Ncxt door 10 Hr, ant - Young. an Main s,..rtl

IOllN r Elc ARDS y ca. ufBaimore. hmm,
- 'rS and Who'salr Dealers In Dry Goods an,
WILLIAM II Ky IN, have associated tbem,.lye.
under the firm III
{ 4 u s Il \ 4 " g.
Tor the rofps, 81 conducting wholesale and retail Dn
Goods business IN this place.
nh long experience IN business and every facility
both IN u'S co"a!'y aud IN Erope, Tor obtaining ,h,,
supplies at HE lowest possible prlcs and being in c,n
s'ani attendance Ola thu c!oas IN Baltimore II Is Then
intention Ia sell Al The forrest price, Of the eastern, ct;,,
with the cost ot carriage oig addtal Ia enable thu,
10 carr! on IhrH intentions In good faith they Will IN,
compelled To sell Tor { ,sIl ONLY
lh'y commence this business " it'll A stock ESrtn.,
REsh anu NV, all selected with great care tr Tins
market entirely rm anction purchases made iihiu l
last Hife rcths and rm Their recent iupo,
lher assortment viii be found Ia comprlse rv.tv y,,e
~ OF desirable aud sraSoaabe Dfy Gan,s both St,p.
and tanry-and they will hc RECEIVING week., ,,I1an>
10 Their SUPPLY from their Btltlmarr p4rtner,
Particular attention has bee n bestowed IN tn, srl,o
u"h o' solhS, ASSUMES, and all the latest s,s of
summer wear t'r 9entlemen-alsa, IN Silks, Nn>Ins
Lawns &r Ne. ot The latest lmportallons for |,
dies wear BohnciS. a great variety OF newest sbapcs
Al every pfice-a few .lmaz MS.
lhty respectfully soci examination IF then stocL
ltb tsiIi.I L. IN 4 a.. /
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LIME! LIIz;.! L1VI1,!!

IN The Gniird Sates Cont for The Eastern District q
Jrg6a. .Noad,y .uarch Il, 1873.
\ the matter OF Bankruptcy of Albert q. Loving;
ordered. that the objections flied IN This be refer
rcd 10 the commissioner 81 Nelson county ,oiake evidence
offered by either parry notice ut ten days being irsl
given by the said commissioner To all parties c"ncerned
ny publication in u the newspapers designated bv
the pa ruic of Court the time and lace oi taking
such evidence, aud m he report the same to the Court
with such other matter he shall think proper, or
which any Of the prtlcS may require be stated.
Copy, IeSle.
JOHN SHORE, ID. &.
In pursuance of The above order Of Court the parties
concerned hereby notified that have appointed tho
ilh Monday III June next. al Nelson Court House,
take such evidence N this case may be offered.
JOHN Il. GARLAND, Com'r
in Bankruptcy ior tie County Of Nelson
June t2GJ
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Lard Lamps.

WE have Jusi received an additional supply of
W |. A Il ID |. \ VI 7 5,
embracing. every variety.
JOSEPH d. EVANS \ Go.
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New As0glnct store,
4 SITUATION WANTED.

4 YOUNG LADY, who is competent 10 teach
IA such branches olednca ou as are commonly TAUGHT
in Female Schools, and who has also had some cxperi
ese IN IL aching. wishes to procure situation at some
place where permanent school is Wanted She will be
c"nt"nt with moderate salary until she shall have cstab
l>htd her character teacher IN the estimation Of
hose who may ay4r her with their patronage Letters
directed tn, Post Master al Ropubcan Grove Hall
isN county. Va. viii meet viii, promp' attention
June - 81
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