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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-11
pU ETAWs
E..LEcrED.
TWAS YESTERDAY.

"TwAs yestordayw familiar sound,
Heard oft as idle breath
Yet, prophet-hlc, 20 all around,
1t smoke Of woe and death.,
A mouine1 by the past i stands,
In mystic mantle OF decay,
Shrouds ia the night Of years rs lands,
And giasps all life away!
High from the boundless vault Of Time
The stars Of eml ire veer; M
snTwas yesterlay,' theY beam'd snahme,.
The migbtiest ~ there sphere.
Twas yesterday revealed 10 Fate
The rival crowns Of centuries flown,
Shew'd where Phantom sa, IN state
Upon the Cmsars' throne!
Sceptre and robe we're cast aside
4 he ghasily bones stood bare
The rust fed on the gauds Of pride
The worm held council there.
Nor answer would the phantom give,
But to our constant prayer replied
''rhus twill he said of all that live
That yesterday they died."
Where are the Grecian conquest now,
The triumphs of her Lutte?
Dust tests on the Homeric brow,
lier genius II HuAS.
Where are the glorious hearts that fought
For freedom in the "Pass OF Gore!"
Ccne-where the mightiest names are
sought
With yesterday Of yore!
we hope but what we hope the shroud
Wraps from our weeping sight;
We aim at stars, and clasp the cloud,--
To-, and find httt pirhf
All! who with Lile's dread woes could cope,
If'twere not for that Faith sublime,
Which sees the Ararat Of Hope
Above the foods Of Time!
What then is "Yes,erdsy Pa key
TO wisdom most divine!
II is the hall of Memory,
Where Fame's brief trohpies shine!
The spiritual home Of things,
Whete Intellect immortal beams,
Which lends to thought its hottest wings,
Inspires the noblest thence!
A DROP that mirrors forth WORLD,
Then mngles with the earth;
4 star from Times vast empire hurled,
Slow falling from its birth.
presence with the sacred past
10 warn our spirits Of delay,
Which saith, --"Proud man, to-day thou hast
USE WELL THY LITTLE DAYm
CHARLES SWAIN.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-11
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/, Mississippi, SATURDAY., February ~, 1913. No34.

compost which LIhii W. HiA,ss ,sesits,,
be faiihfulIy observed u fslf las spldt
According ~ he cobs9iuhah i've .nsn N
he North ssd lbose n zoe Nealh equ,.
~ eligible 10 ihe hIghss' o1lcss IN the Rif,
~ lba people The Views ~ candidate
IN regard 10 The domestic Institutions oflho
different States, ought not 10 much az 10
he inquired into, ina oaeVass for The Pres.
idency, but " 1be inls.spni. malignant
feeling which The Nantucket Islapje oyin-
Gee gels tho asosddoncg anohe The peo-
ps of tho North, il viii bccob uily pro-
duco reaction il The South. q.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-11

SELF PRA1sE.-I can't bear egotism.
Inever like TO praise myself; but hui
manly speaking, ! can double up any
two men in these diggins, take the
bark off a tree by looking at it and
bore hole through a board fence
with my eyes. But don't praise my
self. Ileave others TO give my char
acter, and if they give it true, they
will say that am sey en- horses to ride,
we'll dedicated for the forest, as strong
as horse, and as swift as a wild cat
always ready for knock down,
and a match for seven buffaloes. But
! don't want to brag Of myself, only
il all I've said is not true, there's not
sober man this side Of Salt River,
who dares to tell me so.
OTThe Philadelphia papers ofthe
2Sth ult. states that the Court of en-
quiry on board the North c aarolina,
on the Sommers mutihy, has adjourn
ed. No official report has yet been
made, through the pApeIs.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-11
COMMERCIAL.
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Liverpool OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ana and Mississippi-lnferior, A a4i I;
Ordinary, al S; Middling, 81 81;
Middling Fair, 6 81; Fair, 7 a n;
Good Fair, s a a.; Good and Fine,
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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-11
~, ORLEANS pAG MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."


"PICAYUNE."
Exchange on England, at sight,-pr.
Do do 60 days, A Al prm.
Do Paris, 60 days 5f55a 5i57.
DO New York, at sight praa dis.
Do New York, so days, 2a9a dis.
DO Boston, at sight pras dis.
Do Boston, 60 days 2a2s dis.
Do Philadelphia, atsightpraa dis.
Do PhiIapelphia, Codays2a24 dis
Do Baltimore, at sight praa dis.
Do Baltimore, 60 days 2a21 dis.
U. States Treasury Notes, 4aa dis.
Sovereigns St S4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons SIG ooaSl6 IS
Patriot do - SIS 50aSl5 624
American Gold - aa1 prem.
go franc pieces SO SoaS3 80
Mexican Dollars par;
Hall Dollar par.
Dimes par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank of Louisiana, pays specie.
GasS Bank pays specie.
Mechanics 81 Traders, pays specie.
Union Bank pays specie.
City Bank pays specie.
Commercial Bank pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank pays specie.
Carrollton Bank pays specie.
Canal Bank pays specie
Consolidated Bank 22a26 dis.
Citizens Bank : - 27a3O dis.
Improvement Bank 55a60 dis.
Exchange Bank 55a60' dis.
Bank of Orleans 55a60 dis.
Atchafalaya Bank 75at 0 dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez,c'ks( 0Aaos dis
on Merchants Blk n. O}
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One l3al5 dis.
Municipality No. Two 24a26 dis.
Municipality No. Three 65a7o dis
uNcURRENT MONEY. disc'nt.
United States Bank Notes 55a60
Ala. State Bank & Branches 2Oa29
Planters B'k L. N. NatCneZ, oJdoo
Agricultural Post Notes 45a5o
Grand Gulf 65a70
Mississippi Union Bank s0AS5
Com. & K. r. Blk, Vicksburg, S7a9o
Georgia Banks uncertain.
Virginia & South Carolina lad
WESTERN BANKS. dissent.
Cincinnati Banks 80 las
Ohio Country Banks - 5alo
Kentucky Banks par
Indiana Banks lac
State Bank of Illinois 6oa69
Bank ofIllinoiS, Shawneetown,6 oa62
Tennessee Banks las
Arkansas Banks 6oa65
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-11

LAND AND ALABAMA.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Patriot, under date OF
January 9Th, slys;--"Isaac Hill is
here, and is q Jealous Calhoun man.
lie maintains that among the Demo-
cats of New England and New York,
Mr.. Calhoun is growing daily in pop
ularity; land would be more acceptable
TO them as a candidate for the Presi-
dency, than Mr.. Van Buren,.
The Mobile Tribune latter mention
ing that Gov. Bagby, was elected
Senator as Calhoun man, says;
"Now we happen to know that of the
whole body of democrats in our legis-
lature, between sixty and seventy
avowedly prefer Mr.. Calhoun for the
Presidency-leaving, we think, not
many over dozen who prefer Van
Buren,. And as for the people them
selves, in South Alabama, four at
least out ofevery five democrats pre-
fer Mr.. Calhoun"
A highly intelligent and respected
friend in Alabama writes US as fol-
lows:
Tuscaloosa, Sd Jan. lS43
"The exhibitions of public opinion,
of which you are doubtless informed
by the newspapers Of this State, are
not more faltering, than find them
to be at the Capitol. Indeed, the
Democracy Of the State may be set
down decidedly favorable to the nomi-
InationofMr. Calhoun by the National
jConYcntion. The party have, wisely
gsla my o9ihlon, d.fa3sesl aesies- s@ai
next fall, when State Convention
will be called for the purpose of APP
pointing Delegates fe at National
Convention, recommeE BED to be held
at Baltimore on the S&h January, 1874.
The cause Of Mr.. Caihp; N, in my view
has every thingeaesgasiA and nothing
to loose, al the SouM bY awaiting the
developments of The RHth Congress,
and giving the people time to reflect
OH the irresistible clains he now pre-
sents to their united airport.
On my arrival at Mis place, | was
highly gratified 10 lesh.n, that every
demonstration, during the present ses-
sion Of the Legislature, was clearly
favorable to Mr.. G. y
The "Seven Wonders OF the World
were lately exhibited at Washington
city in new museum of natural Gu
riosties:
|. A widow aged sixty refusing an
offer of marriage.
2. A dandy with only five crayats
on his neck.
3. A contented old maid.
A. A lawyer Of integrity
5. A moderate doctors bill.
6. A tailor that was never known
to cabbage.
IA congressman that wished to ad-
iourn the session when there was mo-
neyi in the treasury.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
A MILL FOR SALE.
TIME public are informed that a frat rate M

NHE public are informed that first rate MERcHaNr
Il MIL, with all the necessary machinery and ap.
paratus for running two pairs Of French Burr Mill
stones and for the nufacturng of so barrels of su
perne flour in "a hours, with mill house of 40 feet by
80, three stories high tho basement story of stone
and the upper stories frame; first rate dam from to
lO feet high, insured to stand five years. The mill
and dam will be finished BY the first of June next. and
offered for sale, interest OF half 1t situated
about and half miles from Edwardsvile in Jasper
county, Mo- in hala mile of Spring river, where keel
and fiat boats may out with ease. Great induces
ments are held out to persons Of capital, the
tracts for furnishing -four to Fort Gibson and Fort
Smith, amounts to 900 to sl2 900 per annum
besides the amount Of sales in the Indian country
The mill to be insured to perform well.
! Terms.-One thousand dollars paid down when the
contract made, and third of the balance as soon
Us the mill commences operation, the remainder may
be paid in goods in New Orleans, in cash, as NAV
best suit the purchaser Private bids will be received
by directing letters, post paid to J. D. T.. Bytheve,
Newton county. Mo-
Any kind of machinery may be propelled by the
same wuter powe.
Feb. ii, l843-4--tf sH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
NOTICE TO SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC
LAND. &c 80

~ oIlCE is hereby given, to all who may be
deslrous to avail themselves of the provisions
OF the act of the Sist Dec, ls42, that shall,
without delay, appoint Locating Agents at the
different Land Offices, to receive applications un.
DER the provisions Of said act.
Instructions will made out and forwarded to
the Agents to govern the locations.
In every instance the Agent will be required to
satisfy himself either by personal examination or
upon information on which he can rely, that the
land relinquished to the State and purchased by
the settler. is worth the sum Of two dollars per
acre; the settler should therefore come prepared
afford that information, and also to prove up
his pre-emption under the provision of the act.
The land is sold on 10 years. credit, dra wing
t. per cent. interest from date.
Where there are two or more on adjoining
quarters, they are permitted to relinqush and pur
chase jointly $50 acres, and divide the land be-
tween themselves. .L1---- -
The Agency at the Land Office at Johnson
Court House will be continued until tho lst Mon
day in MAY next, for the location of all lands
subject to entry under the provisions of this act,
in that Land Districts those desiring to avail them
selves Of the benefit of the act will proceed to
CLARKsvILLE. where tho Agent, Col. w. w. Floyd,
will attend to their business. A. YELL.
ExEcuTIvE DErAarnENT, e-sv
Little Rock. Goth. .Feb'y, l643, wv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
GARDEN.
FIELD, AND FLowER REEDS.

J FIELD, AND FLOwER SEEDS,
lust received, of the choicest American and i'm.
~ ported Varieties The seeds are OF the finest quail
ty, and such as will recommend themselves; Their vi
taty and accuracy therefore expressly
The assortment consists of the following kinds among
which are several varieties of each, via: ~
Early and late cabbage, caulifiower, celery, cress;
carrot, BEANS beets. radsh peas. parsnip pumpkin,
parsey pepper endive, sage spinage Brussels sprouts
satisfy, turnp, thyme marjoram, ka okra, onion let
tuce, mellon, endive nasturtiuIn, squas rhubarb,
matto, egg plant, &c. &c. ,ia
FIELD SEEDS.
Red and white clover, blue, herds timothy and orch.
Mas ard grass, fax seed, &c. &C.. =
& FLOWER SEEDS,
Comprising an extensive and very rare collection.
DAHLIA ROOTS,
or hne double varieties, viz: Pooles White Marah
Wheeler, Maid of Bath, Rufus Blanca, Victoria ca.
lope Albien. Nonpariel Nimrod, Coronation and Lu.
ey Walker. Ia 'tft.C ~ : -.
Three volumes of the q Young Cardener's Assis.
tdnt, containing catalogue Of Garden and Flower
Seeds with practical directions under each ead for the
cultivation Of culinary vegetables and di.
rectons for cultivatng Fruit Trees the Grape vins
to which 10 added calendar, showing the work neces.
to be done in the various deparinents Of garden
ing in every month of. the year. II + Ill ss
u All orders for the atove yin be promptly exscut.
ed. Please address ~ M MAYERS. :,
foF' smith, Ark FeDy ~. ls4S Druggist.
q -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
CATTLE's HORNS.

"ANTED, by S. & G. Turner, 10000 good
w Cattle Horns, in exchange for goods, at
cash prices.
/. N. BIS. & G.. Turner have removed their
goods to Main street, opposite the Columbus Hotel.
Van Buren, Feb'y l6, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
OTHENIN GiRARD,
watch and Clock M a K er,
LITTLE ROCK. ARK,Se

IAs opened shop in Ashley's brick row. Oh Mark
ham ST., Little Rock. and one door east of Lin
coins Book Store where all orders in his line Of bns
will be promptly attended to- He will ,oarraat
watches and clocks repaired by him to correctly for
twelve months.
Jewery, Music Boxes, &c. &C. repaired at the short
est notice and in the best manner.
His charges for work will be graduated to correspond
with the hard times and scarcity of money. tf
Orders from distance will be thankfully received
and attended to with promptness.
LITTLE Rock, July 81, 1912. 29-6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
BOARDING SCHOOL.

TNHE Winter term of Mr.. and Mrs. NEWTON'S
i Male and Female Boarding School, Cane Hill,
Arkansas, will commence the second Monday of
November next, and continue % weeks All
ooks can be had of the teachers.
a SAM'L NEWTON.
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading Defining, Writing, A
ri:hmetic and Singing per term. $500
Advanced scholars, the same studies to-
gether with Geography, Grammar, His
tory. Philosophy, Composition, Rhetoric,
and Book Keeping, 1000
The above with the Spanish Language, 1900
Instrumental Music, taught by extra les
sons. 30
Boarding $50 per week.
Cane Hill, September 90, 1912. LIFT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

lust received, per steamer Marietta,
- boxes Western Reserve cheese, a#
4 boxes Virginia tobacco, -
3 kegs Kentucky tobacco, s-r s.
l6 bbls. dried peaches,
boxes soap, ..'s.
q boxes onion seeds,
3 boxes garden do. assorted,
And for sale by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

(ElNE encouraged by the liberal patronap
ID hitherto received. have associated will
DIR. J.. s. DAVIS, formerly Principal of tlR
Libesrl institute. Hamilton. Ohio; anNya
Principal Of the Public Schools,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
. Inc discipline and regulation of this Aca dem
be under the m utual direction and control of L..
The second session of this Academy will con,
on the first Monday Of March next, and continue
ty-two weeks.
The course of study will be extended SO far az
cumstances may render it necessary SO that at .
may include practical illustrations of Experime
Philosophy, Botany. Mineralogy, Geology, end i
concomitant branches; ut present It embraces os
the subjects OF business and professional cdu( It
usually taught in our Academies and Colleges. L
No pupil will be received for a less term tbl,
session !; but those who enter after the pcd NJ
and previous to the middle of the session. shall lie
countable for the unexpired time only and no les
tion will be made for occasional absence, EXCEPT h
OF sickness. 80
a-. CLASSIFICATION.
The Preparatory Department will embrace Su,l
Reading, Pronunciation, Defining, Writing, al,
Rudiments of Arithmetic.
TERMS-$ II PER SESSION.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
JUNIOR CLAss.-Readng. Writing, English Cra,
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use of the Globes
inning, and Compose ton. ea
IERMS-$ IL PER SESSION. ID g
SENIOR CLAss.--Algebra, Plane and Solid GeouH
Analytical Plano and Spherical Trigonometrv
their applications, Mensuration, Surveying, L
tal. and Integral Calculus. &c.
TERMS-$ Is PER SESSION.
The science of Astronomy, which comprct d
entire acquaintance with the starry heavens,
illustrated on starlight evenings, in the absence
full moon, and will, for this cause, be made a SEA
charge of three dollars per session. to students
Academy. 80, -'Itt
Tuition fee will be invariably required in advsii
e. d. POWEi
Van Buren, Feb'y III. lsA3-4-l3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
STATE OF ARKANSAS. i

CouNrY OF YELLg d
In the Yell Circuit. Court, in Chance
tober tern, thereof, A. d. -
William Bryant, Complainant.l El3
Nancy AnnBryant, alias Nau-,f =. =.
cy Apn Johnson, Defsndont. j II y
T615 day comes the said con < ~
solicitor, and it appealing Is T.
of the court fere, that = subpjsnt. n q di
issued out of the office Of the CIs@ 3
directed to the Sheriff of SID 'ct +
cause against the said defendant ana -
riff has thereupon returned that:
cannot be found in said county; and =.
to the satisfaction of the court here. IA.
cannot be served upon said 'defendan.
the substance and prayer of said c1u y
petition is, that said complainant, / acai: II
county Of Yell, some time in the wear All
was lawfully married to said defendant9
with her until the time of her desertcn,
ing himself as kind and afIectionate hu
and that said defendant, on or about tn
day of October, A. d. iS4O, Mildly :.
herself from the bed and Bodrdbr SAIL :
nant, without any ius,cause wLstsoeve
remains absent, although often request 81
most friendly and kid manne Ito agai
but she always refussi so to and r
the marriage heretofoe emit Ole Xeso b.
tween said complainant I'D ateo 9end !.
nulled and set aside. ~ be,NE ~ y
On motion of said comfPlainat: :byfsk
licitor, 1t is ordered by the coGrt ere
defendant be notified of the com,neeem
suit, and that she is required to apear
fore the third day of the mex. ternof
at court to begin and be holden at ii,
house in the county aforesaid, on tie ,hi
day after the fourth Monday of M,rch n
plead, answer, or demur, to said comp
petition; and default thereof that said
will be taken as confessed, and it is fur,h
ed, that publication of this order be ma
Arkansas InteIligencer, newspaper D,
this State, for eight weeks successively
the last insertion be made at least four v
fore the first day of the next term of th
A true copy from the record.
JAMES c. GAULT.
Jan'y III, ls43--l-Sw PRS fee 3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
PsrrrloN Fon Dowra.

-
Russell Welborn, Administra. N
tor of Thomas G. Beeson. de- 1tirioN FOE DOVER.
ceased. and Richard Beeson, ~.
only hei. at law, of said Tho -. ~
mas e. Beeson, deceased.
a this day comes the said complainants by Isaac
IA StTain their solicitor. and files their petition
herein against sad defendants alledging that on or
about the 18th day of August, 1910, Thomas G. Bee
son died nesate, in the county of Conway and State
OF Arkansas that the said Emily (who has since inter-
married with the said Andrew j. Stephens) is his wi
oow Inat ne ded seized and possessed in his right
o the following described lands, in the county of Con-
way, and State of Arkansas wit: the east fraction
al part OF the south of section
No "a in township north. of range No. IL west con-
tanning acres also the east half of the SOUTH
east quarter Of section No. 23 in township No. north
OF range No. II west, containing eighty acres like
wise the east fractional quarter of section No g.
township No. north, of range No. IL west containing
one hundred and twenty 49, 100 acres that in Sepsem
Der lS40 Russell Welborn took out letters OF ad
ninstration of the estate of Thomas C. Beoson. de-
ceased that more than year has ELAPSED since his
death, and the heir has wholly failed to assign her dow
en- IN SAID lands that he left Richard Beeson his only
ne at law the petition prays that said heir and ad-
mnistrator be made defendants hereto, that pro.
cess ssue that they that commissioners be ap
pointed and dover assigned them of said lands; and
from an ahdavt filed with said petition of the non-
eaence OF the said Richard Beeson, of the said
aeiehoants-it ordered that he do appear here at
the next term Of this court be held the county
OF Conway, at the Court house for said county, in Lew
lsburgh on the Tuesday after the first Monday after
.ne iourlh Monday in April being the End day of May,
io4S, and plead, answer, demurr said petition;
and 1t is further ordered that copy of this order be
IN some newspaper printed in this State eight
weeks s,ccessivey the last insertion be four weeks
previous to the next term of this court.
A true copy from the record.
-ArIEsr: HARRISON II. HIGGINS,
isaac strain, Solicitor. " Clerk.
Feb'y 25. lS43-6-sw IPr's fee e6 o5l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

A NDREW CAMPBELL AND ALFRED w. AR
IA RlNGTON, have this day formed partnership
in the Pruetiec Of Low. They viii attend all the
and collect money in the districts heretofore attended
by Paschal Campbell. Persons having business with
Paschal Campbell, will please address Campbell a.
Arlington Of whom may at all times be consult
ed at the old office of the late firm. B.
Van Buren, Arks, Jan'y 9, lS43.-2-f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
FOR RENT,

WILL RENT my dwelling house, situated in tbs
u upper end Of Main street. 1t il rood and convs.
mont dwelling house, having ali necessarv outbu;ld.
iugs, such ~ q Kitchen, smoko houps Ac togeths,
With Twp eaeeeat and coevsnicnt ots we'll saclosed
For fusehS infornation enquire ct this efkcs 4. \
.van B0sas January -, l54a-~a-at ~ s,s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
DISSOLUTION.

TINE LAW PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i between the undersigned, has been dissolved by
the election Of Geo. w. Paschal the Supreme Bench
The ungated business in their hands will be closed
by A. Campbell; the litigated business will receive
the joint attention Of Mr.. c. and ALFRED w. ARsISs
TON, ESQ., GEO. w. PASCHAL,
January 9th, 1643. A. CAMPBELL,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
TAILo Rim G..

Nhe Subscribers respectfully inform the citi.
zens Of Van Buren,. and its vicinity that they
have commenced the Tailoring business in the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Bennett, imme-
diateIy opposite the Columbus Hotel, where they
are prepared'to accommodate all those who may
call, With better work, and on cheaper terms,
than has ever been done heretofore. They re-
spectfuliy solicit q share Of Public patronage.
4s JOHN TAYLOR,
J. s. FREEMAN.
q Van Buren. Dec. l6, l642.-0-4tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
A choice article, just received and for sale, low
n for cash, by E
HENRY, & CUNNINGHAM.$
IARD.
) SCOTT, WHITE & co.

SCOTT, WHITE & co.
st AVE received per steamer Arkansas,
l6O sacks salt,
. ; IS sacks coffee, s4
10 hogsheads sugar,
10 barrels do. IL
4 barrels loaf do. ~
A barrels tanners oil, -
y, ] barrel S. oil,
2 casks cheese, ~ ~
600 lbs. salerctus, - 49, =
~ kegs nails. *
10 do. brads,
10 barrels molasses,
Is boxes raisins, S
fs 4 do-s honey dew tobaccos i
50 kegs powder,
1000 lbs Corwley steel.
Van Buren,, Feb. 3, le4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
MAHOGANY. FURNITURE, CARrH1s, 1

WE offer for sale, at cost. Brussels, Ipgrd3
~ and stair Carpets; l Saxony Rag; Sd
pair of Side Tables; Dressing Bureau; d
Rush and Cane Bottom Chairs; Il Wash stan
! large gilt Mantle Class !, prime Feather Be
8 BY 10 window Sash; 30 doz. assorted Cow Bel
20 doz. painfsd buckets ~ copy Of Halls Loaj
etiition Of of'Encyclopedia Of Arts ard Scicnces,
plates; 40 volumes Of Maryat's Novels, and
riety of other books. ~. N
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\ Fort Smith, 18th Dec. 1912. II