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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
TO THE RELIGIOUS PUBLIC.

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ENHE BIBLE IN SPAIN-This an1iously er.
4 pee ed wurk hy the writer of "GiC.ies ia
Spain, LunlnInlug an account OF his various a,-
ventures and imprisonment IN his erls To dist ibu,e
the : rupture ia the Peninsula has Just been re-
ceivsd II he Literary D"prI. II is seciarIIn m
~ character. IL - published in four ezra nun.
BEES at Tho New World containing , large OCTAVE
pages. sud crn be had al tue very i1~ price OF 81
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

1RG NlA-iS CHANCERY-At Rules held In IA,
,ieT ) office O, the CwcJt Superior court Of
Lao aud chan cry for the COuuW Of Ohio, Ia
tneuOElh Jf March eI3.
Car SueieNrr- Complainant.
dgCiust
JOSH Rhlnchcrgrr, defendant
~. defendant not having entered has appc ar
l. fUce ami given sccut y according to lh- aC
OF fsuupIy dId rules II tuIs CuuTt, aud u appear
iney SausiaCtTy prOOi, thai he l. not au nina
bnnl Ul tlC CUmmuuN, taith ul NlFg.nIa; On me
ua Of the complainant Oy cuuasgi II l. Urderr
tBt the sand defendant de- appear here on n
fIist DAY Of tht next spring term OF this cOur
aId dasWsr the COmptaIuauts bIii, dHd that
coy II has order b. form VIA inserted ~ som
rev sgaper printed IN the city OF NneCIng for ~
months suCcess!vriy end posted al the front duo
%! tue curt house Of OnI, county. copy lestt
ALEX l. LAi JLEl, clerk.
Mi son, for COmp't mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

NIEGINIA. II CusNCERY. Al Rules Ecrd la tht
lrrN's OfTce Of tie CIRCUIT Sdp-r Tor COud O
la and Chancery Tor the coGniy Of OHIO IA th'
up0uth 0f Iafcu, l3l5.
" o. um thI pIDe complainant,
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Alexander H. Chapliuc Executor o ( Tie last 40 aud
testament nC Moses " CuIpIiue ceaS-d aud ihc
siId Alexander %. Chapuc, Josiah W. POn,eroy
and Mary Ana H,te, Pc CIV al VI. rOttS
Elizabeth G. his wife, Naiii Louisa CnaPiue, VI ~
ses w. Chapinc luc 4. CniplI"c, sophia Chap.
Ene. William u ChIpunc, Charles !. 2. CEp pine o..
Josephine Oh tpnne, Francis y. Jhaplius. NuuA &.
.t,aplinc ani Rpwcna Ci9pIuv. which ait .iicNaa.
,i.r II. CaayIiue. May Anu Punieruy, LhL..lIi- G..
PoU-. Maria Louis, Moses w, Jruc H., SuPhla H.,
WIiiam H., Carries J. r.. JJ,e p.une, Fral,cis H.,
NuuL Z duJ RoyctL Cutp ate child Teu aUG
Lcirs At law uf me sud Moses ". Cuap.ue dc
'sls.,i. aud Elizabeth NJ. ChIpnIc v,dps 1t tEr
-lid Moses ". Cus pus o'-lo sr'i The Er"rrai To
,urauce company OF Sary LJud, jacob :. SHOWER
s.obessi Brady and Hanson " ugPlUe,
Defendants.
his wite. PoGcivaI NJ. rOtts Elizabeth =. ms
W Re aud the Gen~rai Insurance Onpauy Of Mary
Land not having entered their Appearance AID stysI
security according the of Assembly aud tnt
rue, Court. and % appearing by StsfietoT ,
FRO II that they are not iuadbau's VI tIc Common
wealth Of Virginia: Od motion tie complainant by
counsel. Is ordered lint Defendants DO ip
pear here the ri 'iay Of ihe next sprug %
aus aud answer the Cot"plaIuauts biG, an,
that IA copy or ths otdcr Ice fO,ih,yh inserted
newspaper printed Ia the city OF WHeelin. fOr Nv,
IuOulhs sucecss'vey aud posted az ttc front door
the Court House OF Ohio county. A copy toS'e
ALEX. 4. LAIULEI, Clerk.
LAMB & RLssELL Tor COmp'I. mh .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

,Iuuo GgniRSt
= RyJohn titenIe, Lloyd G Hughes,
acep = Man, John Fink, JOSEPH MORRISON
hhe.a n Hunter, widow aud Tehct OF josh
.asto ~ Ircras,d and hlcnuTu howard aud
va hun ans wife JOuu Hunter, James Hun.
Mary Hunter, jackson Hu lter, Caroline
ter. - Iam Hunter, Ensn Hunter, Henry
huu.-'d Thomas HUuttr, winch SAID MARY
hun' ARD, John, James, NelsJn, Jackson,
~ ~ iiliam, Fllcu, heIgy and Thomas
ire end Iren aud hGts NJ law OF the
luna fIun,er deceased. hdyfcndahts.
saN came toe complainant btcOuusel, aud
~ am uded aad suppiemyuA Uai Lea tut
NC the deiendants, Rachae NtuntsT the
cauSo.d John Hunter, James hui W, Nelson
M'uo lex soa hun ,er, Caroline tnpter, Wal.
hun' ter, Ellen tuutet, Henry tAntcT and
La N $50 ..,-ntt5tre,, aud b,IIl,t A., =, =,
'TuOi iuN.e'' 10 80 i..,',t, X I'd " VI
A., az catered tnelr appear Nuce Id given
-, accurd.ug to the act of assem- bAa nd the
mi TINS court, and Il appearing byausfac.
49,, Jof that they are not InhabItatR of the
40, nwealth Il Virginia, -Ol mOtIOnof I'M.
c,Irusnt by counsel, Il 10 ordered tn tbp
=, pendants do appear here on the tirstav ,f
NAT spring term Ot tins court, aud a<>vsr
thrSIual aud supplemental bIus OF the am
pIant and thatd copy OI this order he mn
" inserted IN some newspaper orInIei IL me
cot Nhcelln-, tor two months sucressI, IN,
a posted a the front door OF the court nous Al
CIO Coucty. A COY tesIe
ALEX L LAiDLEY. clerk i
ZOO, sol tor Cymp; mar.
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nom, szS-m HIIEELlN &

49, cHANcERY-A' Rulcs nc,n Ia tue
NiHoai olHcrtt tue Circuit Superior court Ot
I IsS anG emery, for the county OF O"io' IN
La" iAidrvh loi3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

YIRGINIA-OidoS upe'4o. C.,ur,-lu,crmcl!
ate Tenn, Fchluar, 9th. 1913.
I,ll,. G,si.orn AID the Lctrs a
Mafeus Mti-,,n, ducv.s,d
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

NHi~S Err informs her pa,rons, and the pub
lHl lIc generally. that the spring session of the
rEMALE SEMINARY in Fayetteville. will open the
second Wednesday of pril. 1913, and close August
l2th; when after few days vacation, new term will
commences, and continue three four months as cir.
cnm>tances of tho school seem to demand The prices
will vary from six to eight dollars for term of foar
nntls, according to the attention devoted to the pa
pill No untaught young children will be admitted un
der So unless where Parcnts guardians unable
pay in all such the prices will he graduated to
the ability to make pa yment.
1t is expected that young ladies will come prepared
to give their undivided attention to study; and that
while removed from parental and influence
their Intercourse in society will be controlled by the
ieacher, unless committed the care of some friend
or relative IL is desirable aso that they prcpar
ed with clothes sufficient for the season that their
minds may not be unnecessarily occupied on this sub
jcct.
In addition 10 the English branches taught here will
be plain and ornamental needle work.
Bible class is attended every Subbath at tho Sem
mary, composed of the pupils of tho school and of the
yonri Of the village This Bible class enjoys the ben
eft OF the instructions Of the Rev. c. Washburn every
second Sabbath of each month.
Board be obtained in good families for 81 so pc
week.
March 1e, 1851.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
JOHN AUSTIN & co

JOHN AUSTIN & co.
HAVE received, per steamers Export and Ma
- than Hale, and offers fer sale, low for cash
$50 sacks Havana and Rio coffee
$50 bbIs. N. o. sugar ri
bbis loaf -N
10 bills molasses r...r,s,
IL boxes gunpowder. stif
Hyson and Imperial teas ~
i'|lW sacks salt, fine and coarse u
SO bbis old whiskey f,4t.4
70 kegs nails
kegs foring brads
kcg horseshoe nails 81 :.
i25 Rogers and Dupont's FFF 6 Powssf
5.OOO ID lead mal
10000 lbs. Junata bar iron
2,ouO doz cotton yarn window gass.
Is Boxes 8 by iO-I0 by I2-ll by 10
Ossesms .xsapping paper
10 realms ht;ng paper
2Q boxss kndy
IS bd1es Cincinnati bar soap
do shaving soop
$50 lbs spnrish float indigo.r
500 lbs dutch madder s H9
500 ID, coppernss s..
LOCO P'pers garden seed
boxes starch =:
a- Is dog bed cords
20 '' plough lines
ID boxes sperm candles and kip skins.
2uo SIDES sole, upper and bride leather caif4
20 doz Shaker brooms e..
ID patent spinning machines, running Q
spndIes, g.
boxes cotton cards.
. May &, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
+ u RN RE.
TERMS.
TIE ARKANSAS INTELLIGENCER

THE ARKANSAS INTELLIGENCER
Is published every Saturday Morning, ut rnnRr
DOLLARS, paid within six months. or rSua poLLARs
il payment be delayed until after that time
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines less first insertion oxr
DoLL,R, aud rEr' osNrs for each ,ntipu,nce-oyer
Ia fnoS aud not exceeding i cha rped as ,ouaro
and half and in that proportion for advertise.
nents
when an ind vidnal account, at the above rates
amounts TO S5o and und.r slJ0, discount of 15 nc,
cent will be made, and when il amounts IN : Inn =.
ni'rs discount "f 3'a per cent: hut no d .connt will
ue where P'ym is delayed the cx, ration
t J I year a"d no deduction will be made on the Ie.
ga, 'ertisements required to be pu ubj-ed by iaw
All advertisements to be paid for in advance nr ,b.
f' ''"' assumed y some resp nsiblc person
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

Enc"uraging.-lt is retn,rkcd rs n fact in al
records OF the SEASONS, that those years when the
spring has been backward. and the winter sevoro
have prove1 fruitful. II this bo tru,, we . ay
exi oct worry prosperous harvest this year.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

csoETr canE OF OF ra4.s1,s, AHkASsAS'} Set.
In the Circuit Court of Franklin County, in Chan.
Gerry. before the Clerk thereof, in vacation,
on the 18th day Of May. a. d. 1913.
Julia Ann Hi, Complainant.
John B. Hill, Defendant,
A + this day comes the complainant, by hor
IA mex! friend. Emanuel Speigo. and files her
bill of complain! agains, the defendant, aud also
her affidavit. that the defendant is q non resident
Of the State of 4 kansas.
1t is therefore ordered thn: said John B. Hill,
the d' fnndant herein, be and appear on the frs,
day OF the next term of this court, at n court to
he holden at the court house, in the town of Ozark
III said county. on the thIrd Monday Of Sep,em-
Der. A. ID. 1913, and plead, answer, except, or
d'''nnr TO co,npIainant's bill of complaint, or the
same will be taken as confessed.
And ii is further ordered that said defendant
be notified Of the pendenry of this suit, by pub.
ical'on of this order in some newspaper printed
IN this State. egh, weeks successvely the las, in
seriIon to be nt least four weeks before the COM
manccment Of the next September term of this
court. J. W. PENDLtTON. I Jerk
A true copy from the record in my office, this
18th day Of May, 1913.
J. ~. PENDLETON. Clerk.
June 3. 2S43-l7-Sw. Prs fec Sl4 OOD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
Not exceeding ten lines altered or renewed n,

Announcement Of candidates, will be charged m
other advertisements
Political crc uars win he charged advertisements
advertisement. OF gross. abusive personal natur,
will he published at any price.
All letters must be post paid
Single copies Of the paper ~ l.2 crnfs.
The above terms will be strictly adhered tn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
Fer lie D.stTftatto % tarsstasds- sds-'--
- April 20, ls43
Thomas W. Mahoney,l
y, vs.. PETITION Ex PAR7E.
April 20, ls43.

TIlS CretlitOrs.
PON reading the fnr'gong petition it 10 ordered
~ by the Court, that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas inel!igen newspaper p, cd in tho
District seventy days at least the first Monday
OF August next, when hearing will TIC had on the SD id
tie ;ock With the said District at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon aud all creditors who have proved their debts
a. "hes Pers ms in interest, may appear the said
why the prayer OF the said petitioner shoui nt be-
granted Aud It is further ordered by the Court tina,
ali such creditors "hnse places of residence are known
ea ne entItd to service and notice of the same pc
tit on and order, either personally by letter ad
dressed l" Their known usua! place of residence at
Tested by the Clerk of The Court, and served or .eii
At MS usual place of abode by the Marshal his De.
putty or sent by mall whereof due pro is to be given
WM. FIELD. Clerk.
BY A. II. RUTHERFORD, ID. e
Tnpnall & Cooke, Solicitors
AprIl ~, IS43-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

incalan Aristocracy.-Socie,y in Yucatan is
: divided into two great classes. those who wear
pnnialoons and those who do not. The latter. by
Tar tn" most numerous body, go in calcon;el los or
arawers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
Paints.

WHiTE LEAD, Red do, Black do. I,,h,u
49, Chrome yellow, do. green; Spanish Lro.n.
venetian rcd Prussian blue; Spanish wh;,;"r .
rermi''inn paint and vnrnsh brushes. t." (.
oIo.na; ''ta turkey lumber; gum SheIIac red Ch,,L
s, ~".'o oo.; lamp black Vandike brown: Smn,,s !.
''u' 'ros''ng ioswood, f,r sale low for cash. bv
M,, o. ,sx. BELL g. HANGER,
Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
Notice..
srEAn1 BOAT Ta1D Mr.

S1EAN BOAT TR1D-NT,
HOUSTON, MAsrsn,
d HAVING commenced her rcguI,r ,,;.
ES.TZN aetw cen Fort Gibson and Ne rps
<EEZx3xG W u run as Regular Packe, in ,h' =,
Trade: Touching at all intermediate Iandi'" " 'i"'
freight or passage apply on board. tut
Ne1 Oflenns, Aarea 81 1912
Having Dockcd and thoroughly rep .ircd. nh, 80
boat Trident, we pronounce her perfectly safe far a.,
transportation Of freight and pa -scngcrs ''' tue
80. BAiLY \ MASSEY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

Tic S.ceMteem Year Lacuas.-The Richmond
Wing says: This is the year and this the month,
for the appearance Of the II year Locust. In
few d,ys the wo,ds will be thropged, and he who
benrs their accumulated hunS for tho first time.
will bo astonished. Ualess prepared for it. he will
not know how to account for il. Formerly they
appeared in such count less mutitudes to falten
the swine OF the country, to whom they are cho.
sen fond. rs they also to foxes, spur
rcls, crows. and every forest bird. At their two
last appea RANGES. in 1896, and 1909, their num-
bers had much diminished. compared with former
porio Is owing doubtless To the clearing up and cul-
tlvntion of the face of the country.
This remarkable insect is fully described bv
naturalIsts. 1t closely resembles our autumnal
fly of the SAM. Its wings have each the appear r.
ance of the Revolution, the superstitulious inter-
Picted those vcnouS resenblances of W, to i'm.
ply " War and Want" The Gen,eman's Mag.
azIne for 1881, contains an exact cut of the in
scot. and an accurate description of its habits. !,
bores through tho earth in the chrysas slate. and,
climbing upon the next tree fence, there depos-
Its its she'll and takes wing.
The singular part of its history, is its appear
ance only once in IL vears-no tact is better es-
'"b'..''"I .h-- sLi". FEF"y, sIL =. Ia -,.haih.
or the eggs require that period OF incubation, or
whatever the cause, the fact itself Is certain.-
The writer of this remembers them in 1876, and
ed :ln:n in l73! ani l775-.lis grandfather III
l7JS-.they app ,nred at no other t'mo in tho in
tervas of rhes,. p'riods. except fow strngSors
III the succeeding year. l'fi by chance or injury.
Duff Green is going to Europe in tho next Lon
doa steamer. it is said. with dispatches TO Mr..
Everett, for tho purpose of op-nin2 general negn-
cmtons with the British government for the sci.
t!ement of the Oregon boundary-tiie right OF
visit aud search-the formation Of new CONNER
cal treat'es-and to attend to important impor-
taDt business of his own.
From Porto Rieo.-Negro Lusarreci ion.-Cap-
tain Card. Of the i.leweIIyn, arrived at N. York
III" 9th, from Mayague,z whence she sailed TIN
instant, states t'ut tho negroes on several panta-
tons had revoled and killed some of the inhab.
tanls. The Governor General who was at Nav
aguez. wns Immediately sent for by express, and
upon his arrival mt the of urrec,i,n order
cd out body of special police officers to sup
press lt-serIous consequences wer., however, mp.
prenended, and when Capt. e. lett, considerable
excitement and alarm existed.
Enc"uraeing.-it is rein,rked as fact in al
records of the SEASONS, that those years when the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
Henry a. Cunningham

Henry a. Cunningham
HAVE just received, per steamers Glos,er and
LII Gov. Morehead,
700 sacks conrse salt,
lOO sacks fine salt,
$50 sacks coffee,
20 hhds sugar.
ceroons indigo,
4 casks madIer,
10 kegs lead,
500 grain bags,
~ buskets champagne,
500 lbs copperas,
- bas saaratus,
50 kegs powder,
10 boyes starch,
25 doz painted buckets,
% " brooms,
90 " bed cords,
30 rcams wrapping paper,
10 boxes honey dew tobacco,
20 g kcnsuckey and Maryland tobacco,
10 .' tea,
l chest tea,
33 doz TASKS,
40 boxes Madeira wine,
casks port wine.
boxes Musca, wine,
90 brandy fruits,
do pepper,
Go ground spice,
25 kits salmon,
IA coils rope,
hills white wine vinegar,
10 boxes cherry Louncr,
10 hb's old rye whskev,
Sperm caDdes nails;
LIn"n syrup, moIasses, &c. &c.
Mny 10. 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
Chewing Tobacco.

SUPERlOR Virginia, also good article of chewing
~ tobacco. at twenty-five per h., for sale by
BELL g. HANGER
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
g4A AsISEIII g9MsIsY AMw,

~ ~ ~~sSSsoas - SSSSxk.s = " sAHSI,
VIE: Spring and Summer term of MR &,
MhS. hELLAM' SCHOOL. Grand Pr,;.
r'e' Franklin Co. Ark. will commence on Mon.
day the 24th inst. "'o"'
- ERNs to suit the times. Sc 90 per fern or
sl:, per yenr Hoard 81 90 to l a5. VI
April %. 1913. 10 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF FRANKLIN,
In the Circuit Court of Franklin County, in Chan
Gerry, before the Clerk thereof, in vacation,
on the 10th day Of May, A.. D., ls43.
Pleasant Green,
A ND now on this day comes the Complainant,
n by her next friend, Samuel Hixon,- and files
her bill Of complaint against the defendant, and
also her affiinit that the defendant is nom resi-
dent of tho State Of A Arkausas. .-
1t Is therefore ordered that the said Pleasant
Green, the defendant herein, be and appear on the
lrst day of our next term of this court, to be ho
den at the court house, in the town of Ozark. in
said county, on the third Monday of September,
A. d. ls43, and pead, answer, except, or demur.
t" complainant's bill Of complaint, or tho same
will be taken rs confessed.
And it is further ordered, that said defenda mt
be notified of the pending Of this suit, by publ
cation in some newspaper, printed in this State.
eight weeks successfully, the last insertion to be
at least four weeks before the commencement Of
the next September term of this court.
J. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
a true copy nOTi the uU,u,d.
J. w. PENDLETON, Clerk.
June 3. lSE3-l7-Sw. (Pr's fee $l4 COY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
BLA Ck s MiTHIN &
"
BLACKSMiTiIING.

VIE subscriber has commenced the above business
on Main street, where he is now ready 10 do all
lie has in his employ good practical English bors
snoer PERSONS hav wing horses shoe would do we n TO
give him fair trial. functuaIty will be strictly OBJ
served. Elias 20. ~
Jan'y I3, 1S43-52-tr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
District Court of the United States
For the District of Arkansas. In Bankruptcy.
April ~, Isi3.
Joseph IIawkins,1
-, vs.. PETITION Es rAErE.

PON reading the foregoing petition. it is ordered
~ by the Court, that notice thereof be Published in
the lnteigencrr, newspa per printed in the
D'srlct seventy days before the first Monday of Au
gust next. When hearing will had on the "a id pet
tn at the District CourI room in the city of Little
Rock, with the said District 10 O'clock in the fore
moo" and all creditors who have proved their debts
and 9th persons in interest," may appet at the said
r,Ee and place, and show cause, il any they have
why The prayer of the said petitioner should not b,
erAhed And it is further ordered by the court, that
all snch creditors whse places of esdence re known
snail be entitled to service and notice of the pc
tIt"ns and order. either personally by letter ad
dressed TO them at eir known usual place of residence
ettested by the Clerk of the Court served LEFT,
at his usual place Of abode. by the rshal his DE
putty, sent by the nuil whereof due proof is be
given.
WM. FIELD, Clerk.
...- BY A. u. RUTHERFORD, u. C..
Trapnall & Cooke, Solicitors.
A,rl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
BOARDING SCHOOL

bOARDlNG SCHOOL.
INHE Summer term Of Mr. md Mrs NE,yToN,,
Male a:d ID Female Boarding School. C,ne Hin,
May next, and continue % weeks All neeess.ry
books can be had of the tea chers
u., SAML NEWTON
~""' A''i' APr'i o, Iea2 S-tH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

STATE OF ARKANSAS
cous.r OF JoussoS, se7'
In the Johnson Circuit Court. on the Chancery
side thereof. in vacation. before the Clerk
,y.,.n ,hn In,h dav of Nav A D. 1S43.
william u. Freeman, Compti,)
Marmaduke y. JcffIeys, Jones
Cook Harriet Freeman, ,Brv-
an IL. Freeman, 4 manda & Biz in Chanceru
Freeman, WHO Ledbeter,
Samuel ID. Strn yhorn, Joab
Durham, and james White,
Dete~dents,
"A ND now on this day comes the said compla ina nj
ny solicitor, and having heretofore filed his
bili OF complaint i'll this cause for the recovery Of 8
negro slaves. to wit. Il certain negro woman M med
rchhy ana her Increuse. seven Children, rs also
damages Tor the hire and services of said negroes
'nd the SAID complainant having also filed W tn
sad bill of complaint an afi !ayit, that Marina
luke y. Jctfreys, Jones Cook. Harriet, Freemun.
bryan 81. Freeman, Amanda g. Freeman and
wine Ledbetter, are non residents of this s,a,e
II IS therefore ordered, that tho said defendants
Hnrmaduke N. Jefreys, Jones Cook, Harriet
rreo'nan' br,un ii. Freeman, Amanda Il. Free
man and Will. Ladbelter, do appear here on the
first day Of tho next term of this court, at court
to be begun and holden at the Court House in the
town OF ClarksvIlc, in and for the county Of John.
son and Stale of Arkansas OIL the first Monday
n September next, and plead answer Or demur to
sad hll IN this case fled the same will be ta-
ken as confessed against them, and decree
entered accordingly. and that copy of this order
no published by eight successive weekly inscr.
tions in tho Arkansas ln,eIIigcncer, u newspaper
published ia this Sate tho last insertion thereof,
To be at lenst four weeks before tho first day of
the next term of this court.
true copy from tho Record.
Attest: AUGUSTUS III. WARD,
Clerk.
Linton & Batsnn. McClain & Floyd, Solicitors.
May i3, lS43.-l3-Sw-[Pr's. lee $2O751
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
For Sale.

n FINE and convenient dwelling house and two
4 lots, with the privilege of four, in the town of
Van Buren,. - " WV WV" Vi
The site is the most commanding any in the place
oei"g uatrd u" the rise of the hill the upper
OF town, where most enchanting view of the river nd
scenery around is to be had '
Attached !" the house. comno dnus and very con
eeht out bni.dngs and no Il o. lets in the town re
better mproved-ihcre being also an exrcIIent st II
wen 'ha never fails, of the pures and most delight.
ui water in the world and render the premises on
w "ho G, almost paradise, they studded with the
, ne above place will lie sold at a bargain, il imme.
date application be made THOS r WHITE
Van iiuren, May ~, IS43
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

- BBLS. winter s,r"in sperm oil
- 2 do Sp'ts Turpeniino
l do Alcohol
4 Boxes Cheese, received this day, and for
salo by BELL d HANGER.
May IN, ls4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

pom reading the foregoing petition, it is ordered
~ by the Court, that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas lntelligenccr newspaper printed in the
District, seventy days befre the first Monday of Au.
gust next, when hearing will be had the said petit
ti"n at the District Court in the City of Lil,l,
Rock within the said District ut 0 clock IN the fore
noon and all creditors who have proved their debts
end other persons in interest," may appear ut the said
time and place, and show caase ii any they huve
granted And it is further ordered by the Court tha,
all such creditors whose places Of residence are Known
shall be entitled tox service and notice OF the same pe
ttion and order either personally by letter ad
dressed to them at their known usual place Of residence
attsstcd by the Clerk of the Court and served or left
al their usual place of abode, by the Marshal or his
Deputy, or sent by the mail whereof due proof to be
given.
WIN. FIELD, Clerk.
By A. H. RUTHERFORD, DC
Trapnall & Cooke, Solicitors.
e~sAnril %, lS43.-6w ..' ..-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

Linton & Batson. McClain & Floyd, Sohcitors.
May i3. lSi3.-l3-Sw-[Pr's. lee so rs