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MONUMENTS, HIEROGLYPHICs. AND HISTORY.
BY GEORGE r. GLIDDEN,

because works on these subjects be obtained apart
from expensive plaes.
We predict for This book sale OF 5OO00 copes- must
be and read to be appreciated Copies may be had at
the Office 80 Annree This Morning, and OF the Agents
in all the cities in the mon. Price % cennsl6
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SUPERIOR CoURT.-Betore lull behcu.
As 4 Laurence s. Co. vs.. The Mayor, Commentary &c
of Nv Yora.-Aclion ON behalf OF messA
n recover 81 49, being the value Of bales rags
arsyed at the great Ere in 1885, by the blowing up OF
buIrs No 40 Exchange Place, taiuded TO yesterdayl-
e whole claim for which Stone, Swan Mason Inc oe'
cupauls of The originally ued was ouo 11 ,n Mas
Crnor,oa was no, liable They nov bring action on se-
hall OF the owners 81 the 7aioG' ~ .ne
a.nds, Gs for goods had anu aen'efeu' ' i O''
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C Spring Fashion xants.-Aais Of @e new ss
Spring Style w be offered at ccnneroa ana ates DAT
nrday, Oh ins. H. SPENCER, Halter,
snh2 If No. 81 Chambers St doors East OF Speedway
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G a Lecture ON Coniets-ani on The Camel :
will be delivered by Professor Gouraud IN N6los Saoo
on saturday. 9Th inst al precisely halt past ocock anu
illustrated with large diagrams representing The most ce
brated Comets hitherto recorded. Prot u VIII trea Oh
this interesting subject with detail and endsavo 10 over
throw by series of picturesque and irresistible
nens the ailacy OF all The whimsical ideas so genera
entertained about those inofensive ethereal wanderers
'ro g. proposes also to burst asunder," by the snoch
"a. most forcibe and conclusive argument and tn the en-
Father Miller. The Lecture will be concluded Win va
rly OF Phrenotechnc experiments on Prof. Gs phenohi
email powers Of ulcmsry," sc. Tickets p cents
~ The voluminous pbrenoiechnc programme OF the
evening will be delivered the door grauHousy. a6 Il
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
the following particulars respecting tho insurrec.

the following particulars respecting the nsurrec-
ton at Tobasco:
''On the 10th of July, all the Mexican forces,
% the number of about 5000 men, despatched to
put down the rebellion of Sentmanat, made their
entry into Tobasco without firing cannon.-
nentamanat was at the head of 400 men on the
frontier, unaware Of this movement, and unable
to Illustrate it. So soon, however, as the nte!i-
gence reached him, he prepared to march towards
the enemy to give them battle. 1t is thought the
struggle will be most sangunary, as Sentamat's
device is "victory or death.''
A Mexican vessel of war had left Campeachy
for Mexico, having on board the commissioners
empowered to treat for a restoration Of peace
". 0. IrOpic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
QAWW10Was o.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTION
SD from receiving the following described
TREASURY NOTES, payment having been
stopped, which were deposited in the Post Office
on the 29th day of March 1913, and mailed on
the first day of April 1S43, at Van Buren,, Ar.
kansas, to tho respective persons in the descrip-
ton of said notes mentioned, and whose names
are respectively undersigned; the same having
never been received blythe persons to- >whom,they
were sent.
$50 dollars, letter B., No. $780, payable to
d. Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1912,
Enclosed 70
COOK, ANTHONY g. MAHONY,
Nep York.
900 dollars, letter c., No. 2ooOl, payable to
P. NJ. Butler. dated l4.h September 1912.
Enclosed to
WEST, OLIVER, & Co., Ne,c York.
400 dollars, letter A, No 2IOl9, payable to
J. P. Davis, dated Both September, 1872
100 dollars letter C., No. 1929. payable to
100 dollars, letter c., No. 1892, payable to P.
MuhIenburgh, dated 18th February, 1912.
Enclosed to
j. w. & X. LEAVITT, New York.
80 dollars, letter c., No 364ll, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, 1912
80 dollars, letter c., No. 364O2, payable to
William Armstrong dated lst December, 1912
Enclosed to
R. L. SMITH & HENI IERsON,
Nc,c York.
80 dollars letter B., No. 36443, payable to J.
P. Davis, dated 10th December, 1912.
Enclosed to
SPELLMAN & FRAZER, Neo York.
$50 dollars, letter A., No. 36694, payable to
David Hunter, dated 3ls, December 1912.
80 dollars, letter B., No. 3G695, payable to
I11V .
80 dollars, letter c., No. 36696, payable to
David Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1912.
Enclosed to
Net0 YORK.
"lCO dollars, letter B., No. 2l3S6, payable to
}. =. Davis, dated 22nd November, lS42.
"loO dollars, letter A.. No. 2IO22, pa yable to
}. +: Davis, dated 30lh September, 1912.
"oo dollars, letter c., No. $685. payable TO
Davd Hunter, dated 3lst December, 1912.
Enclosed 10
o. B. WHITE. Ncp York.
300 dollars, letter B., No. 1915 payable to
}. X. Anderson, dated Goth May, 1912. 20
loo dollars, letter b., No. 2lO2O. payable to
j. r: Davis, dated Both September. 1872
"lou dollars, letter c., No. 2l3S7, payable to
J. +. Davis, dated 22nd November, 1912.
+, ioo dollars, letter A., No. 2l4O6, payable to
l.. b. Alexander, dated 23rd November, 1872
r, |ioo dollars. letter B., No. 2lfO7, payable to
L. Is. a leXander, dated 23rd November, 1912.
=, "loo dollars, letter c., No. 2l4OS, payable to
L. b. Alexander, dated 23rd November, lS42.
30 collars, letter A., No 35iO9, payable TO
William Armstrong. dated lst December. 1912.
80 dollars, letter B., No. 3j4lO, payable to
William Armstrong, dated lst December, 1912.
Enclosed 10
JONES & BOXER, Philadelphia.
September 2,-43.-3O.-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE. i
ING heretofore filed in the Office of the Court
- OF frobate of Crawford county, our account cur
Kna o Administrators of the estate of the late Hugh
hnox, decd. shall proceed to make a final settle
ihl OF our administration of said estate at the next
o, me Court of Probate of said county to be hold
d: VIZ conrt House in Van Buren, on the first Mon
,La 10y III octoper, A ID. lS43 at which time and place
unose VINO are interested may attend if they think
GEORGE w. KNOX,
SAMUEL ID. McALISTER,
Sept. 2, IS43--30-4w Ad,ninis,r,,,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~YOUICD. 'e1A 1O8S . NUIICE.
Nol lCE IS hereby given, that letters of Admins
tratlon were granted to the UNDERSIGNED. on the
6ath Gay OF August, AID. Is43 by the Clerk of the
OF Arkansas, on the estate of George W Brand dec f
All persons having claims against said estate are here
hotihed to exhibit the for allowance and clas.
sincaton according to law, within ono year from the
gate OF sald letters or they may be precuded from
peneht OF said estate and if presented within two
years from said date they will be forever barred And
persons indebted to said estate, are requested TO
make immediate settlement with the UNDERSIGNED
WILLIAM l.. ROGERS,
sept Z, lS13-3O-4w. ddninis TRAITOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
Notice
August %, lS43-29-3w

TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS. y.
vNNHE following township plats were received
Il at tho Land Office at Johnson Court House,
on the 10th July, A. d. 1913, viz:
Township No. 6 North, Range % West,
Township No. j l North, Range % West,
Township No. North Range 90 West
J. WOODSON BATES,
Aug. ~, lS43-29-3w Register.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

" HlTE LEA D, ,-inkegs; Linsoed Oil sp'ts Fur
wv Pontine, Letharge; Venetian Red Spanish
Brown; Whiting TIMBER Terade. .Sena 1 ampback:
Red Lead Ochre Vermillion Chrome Green Chrome
Yellow; Paint Brushes; Sash tools; Camel hair pen
ellis; Copal Varnish Japan Varnish /; Glass; &c &c.
w. II. & M MAYERS,
Druggists, Fort Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
MARRIED.. A

On Thursday, the llth August, in Howard county.
Mo-, by the Rev. Mr.. Heberlng, John CarnaH, Esq of
Fort Smith, Ark. to Miss Frances H. daughter of Hen
~ Turner. Esq, formerly of Fau4uer county, Va
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE. ~.
"A LII persons indebted to the estate OF Col. Whar.
n ton Rector, dec'd requested to come forward
without delay, and make payment indulgence can
not be given to any.
Join DRENNEN,
L. RECTOR,
August 29 lS43-23-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
(LATE KoUEs, DAVIDSON & coy
Commission Merchant.

No. 81, CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
REFER To-
Il Il. K: <: Browne, SSSSno,'y' ESQ.," Sewer Co. ArA's.
Grandson ID. Royston, Hampstead Co. Ark's.
"a. Z. Thornton, Clark Co., Ark's.
Messrs. ,;, Doak q Tins, Doaksvile, Choc. Nam,
. Col. John Drennen. Van Ruren ALL.
Hon. G. w. Paschal,
Go'; , l.. N. Clarke. Morrison's Bluffs, Ark's.
Z. Is. Astou, Esv.. Spadra Bluff, Ark.
Z. Y. Mcdonnell, Esq, Pittsburg, Johnson co.
Aug. %, lS43-29 If eo'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
STRAY OMEN.

q TRAY YED from Van Buren, on or about tho
2oth April last, yoke of oxen, one a large
red OK; the other red and white stag. Both
branded with the letter II on their horns. Per-
sons leaving information of their Whereabouts, at
this Office, will be literally rewarded.
August 5, lS43.--26-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

edge of his hair. he is slow spoken. with vers wsat
voice. Said boy has once been taken in Conway coun
this county, and is supposed to be making his way to
the Nation. Any person apprehending said bow, and
eonhning him in any Jail so that the owner can get
him will be entitled to the above reward
July I3, 1S43-27-3t. SAMUEL TAYLOR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
$95 Reward.

hANAWAY from the subscriber livin,
IN Jefferson county, Arkansas, on the
night OF the 18th Of July last, a negro
Soy by tho name of FIELDING. abont
u years Of age, about Eve feet nino inch.
es high spare made, very black. has .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
W1W GOODS


RECEIVED PER STEAMER MARIETTA,
Ah CASES and packages, consisting of French
4O English, and American fine prints Merrimack
Fall River Taunton, and Cocheco, do.
Among which are fine prints of four colours, ut to
10 cents per yard
Mouslain de lain, printed muslins, corded and
plain Jaconctts, Irish linen, linen table Cloths
musquitoe netting, Russia diapers, linen drills
Kentucky Jeans, cotton and worsted hosiery,
webb and elastic braces, black silk cravats
pongee silk handke:chefs, cotton, fagg, and
plain bundle handkerchiefs.
Do BALES donicstics, bleached and brown Sd and
LO Al sheetngs, do shirtings, bleachcd, brown,
and blue drills. Osnaburghs, checks, counter
pane checks, stripes, ticking, and cotton wick.
TEN CASES cotton yarn, from to 900
Oh CASES boots and shoes, Of Ladies, Misses, and
~ children's fine kid and morocco slippers, Misses
and children s morocco bootees, CATERS and but
toned Ellscr Shoes seal and calf walking shoes,
Gentlomen's fine calf and seal pegged boots,
stitched morocco, and pegged calf brogans, kipp
lined and ND bound ard stoga 6rogans, boys fine
ALSO. general assortment Of Groceries, Queens
and Glassware, Hats, &C. &c. &c,
IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS.
All Of which will bo sold at reduced prices for cash
Peltries, beef hides, bees wax, and =
COON SKINS.
- S. & G. TURNER.
August 5, ls43-26
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
CASTINGS, IRON, &c.

CASTINGS, IRON, &c.
LBS assorted casting at 4 cts.
stoves +, $40 ,n
~ AZ Diamond andCarey ploughs 6 90
900 lbs Tennessee Iron 90
Just received on consignment by
HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM.
July Is, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
MILL STONES, AND IRONS.

MILL STONES, AND IRONS.
NJ - WHITE " Co., have received fnll
sell and will sell them for cost and Garage.
p':' ~ feet diameter, bur stones,
spindle, driver, balance, iron stop and ink.
gudgeons and steps, " '''A'
bell-metal ink,
hosting screw, and regulating screw,
damsel iron,
~ yards boiling cloth.
The above articles are of the very best mo,o.
rials. '''"''
July 90, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

r- WANTED.
1.-TWO APPRENTICES will be taken ut this Office
Il to learn the printing business if immediate appl.
cation be made. Aug. H.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

Fsco.--By the pilot boat Argus, five
pgnno, we have Information from To-
captain of the Argus communicates
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

REGIsTER's OFFICE, +
Fayetteville, Ark 23d July, Is43 (
DLATS of the following named Townships were re.
l. cevcd from the Office Of the Surveyor of Public
lands IN Arkansas and placed the files OF this Office
on the 18th ult, to wit
u o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Aug. 10. 1913.
CoTTcN ordinary a 81; middng 81 81;
midding fair 6s a II; fair 81; good fair a
81; good fine 10 cents.
SuGAR-Louisiana 5 g.; Havana white 10 a
l03; brown a 81.
MoLAsses-22 %, c. gal.
ToBAcco-2a a A. c.
FLoUR-$3 S74 4 co.
WHIsKEY-Rectfed 20 2l c.
CoFFEE-S a 81.
SALT--l 67k
RIcE--2 so 9 IS, FER bbl.
Arrivals and departures of the mails at Van
Buren, Arks.
SOUTHERN & EASTERN, (via Little Rock)
Arrives o'clock, A. NJ. Mondays and Fridays
Departs 3 do p Nj. Wednesdays and Sundays.
NORTHERN, (via ST. Louis)
Arrives P. M. Mondays and Fridays
Departs A. M. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
WESTERN & SOUTH WESTERN (via Fort Smith
Arrives p. NJ. Wednesdays and Sundays
Departs o. A. M. Mondays ard Fridays.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02
JAS II. STIRMAN. Reo;.t,p

---------3aS "a . II. SIlRMAN, Register.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
VIE undersigned, as assignee far ur.,s
,f ;h o ol the hrm OF starr Griffith, will dsno.,
Grone oe ie"nalnng stock Of Dry Goods, Hard Waras
H.; poots and Shoes below cost. Persons w;sh
ing 10 purchase will find their interest to call ''"
August 5, lSi3-26-tf ''gnee.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

Don't wait for high Water.

1UNHE undersigned, Contractors for CARRYING the u
l. nited States Mail from Little Rock Fort Smith,
beg leave to inform the travelling public, that they
Troy Coaches. which, together with good teams and
experienced and attentive drivers, will insure So,
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren, and
Fort Smith. They have reduced the fare to SO from
Fort Smith Scotia, and 81 from Van Buren TO Scotia
and from Scotia to Little Rock S. Stage Office at
Capt Rogers, in Fort Smith, and al the Columbus Ho
tel in Van Burcn. All baggage at the risk of the own.
ADAMS & WILSON, Contractors.
= July /, IS43-23-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

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b Fort Tod
one or d
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
saluting the Bride.

A late number Of The Fall River Argus says.
loving couple in that place who were bent on
committing matrimony agaiustahe will of their
parents, managed to dodge the old folks last
week, and get spIiced in neighboring town
in Rhode Island On their return to Fall Riv-
er, the mother of the new made wife repaired
10 The house where they had taken refuge, and
seizng her truanl daughter in the presence Of
the bridegroom, gave her such shaking +" as
YOU never did see"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
sTRouDsBuRG MONROE COUNTY Pa WEDNESDAY JULY 49, 1913

She's tight as when she left the stocks, two hun
dred years ago. Cd
True to that polar star which led, to Israels
Graded hope,
Her steady needle pointeth yet, to Calyarys
bloody top!-
Yes there she floats, that good old ship, from mast
to keel below,
Sea-worthv still as erst she was, two hundred
years ago!
Not unto US, not unto US, be praise glory given.
But unto Him. who watch and ward, hath kept for
ner in Heaven,-
Who quelled the whirlwind in its wrath, bade
tempests cease to blow,
That God, who launched our vessel forth, two
hundred years ago!
Then onward speed thee, brave old bark, speed
onward in thy pride,
Der sunny seas and pillows dark, Jehovah still
thy guide;-
And sacred be each plank and spar, unchanged
by friend or foe,
Just as she left old Westminster, two hundred
years ago!
Easton, Pa. ]. L. G.
ID The intelligence has just arrived, showing
that by the recuperative energy of the truth, as
embodied in our system, the church of Scotland
has righted, and is free though at the expense of
every thing but her divine Head.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
MOZART's REQUIEM.
BY RUFUS DAWES.

BY RUFUS DAWES.
The tongue of the vigilant clock tolled one,
In deep and hollow tone;
The shrouded moon looked out upon
A cold, dank region, more cheerless and dun,
By her lurid light that shone.
Mozart now rose from restless bed,
And his heart was sick with care;
Though long he had wooingly sought to wed
Sweet Sleep, twas in vain, for the coy maid fled
Though he followed her every where.
He knelt to the God of his worship then,
And breathed fervent prayer;
Twas balm to his soul, and he rose again
With a strengthened spirit, but started when
He marked a stranger there.
He was tall, the strangerwho gazed on him,
Wrapped high in sable shroud;
His cheek was pale, and his eye was dim,
And the melodist trembled in every limb,
The while his heart beat loud
"Mozart, there is one whose errand bear,
Who cannot be known to thee;
He grieves for friend, and would have thee
prepare
A requiem, blending mournful air
With the sweetest melody"
"I'll furnish the requiem then," he cried,
"When this moon has waned away I"
The stranger bowed, yet no word replied
But fled like the shade on mountains side,
When The sunlight hides its ray.
Mozart grew pale when the vision fed,
And his heart beat high with fear;
He knew twas messenger sent from the dead
To warn him, that soon he must make his bed
In the dark, chill sepulchre.
He knew that the days of his life were told,
And his breast grew faint within;
The blood through his bosom crept slowly and
cold,
And his lamp of life could barely hold
The flame that was Pickering.
Yet he went TO his task with cheerful zeal,
While his days and nights were one;
He spoke not, he moved not, but only to kneel
With the holy prayer" 0 God, feel
IT'S best thy will be DONE"
He gazed on his loved one, who cherished him
well,
And weepingly hung DER him.
"This music will chime with my funeral knell,
And my spirit shall float, at the passing bell,
On the notes of this requiemw
The cold moon waned; on that cheerIess day,
The stranger appeared once more;
Mozart had finished his requiem lay,
But ere the last notes had died away,
His spirit had gone before.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
JOB PRINTING.

~ The following Ode was written for the
Bi-centenary celebration Of the Westminster As
semby
Two Hundred Years Ago.
Two hundred years, two hundred years, our bark
DER billowy seas,
Has onward kept her steady course, through hur-
ricane and breeze;
Her Captain was the mighty One, she braved the
stormy foe,
And still He guides, who guided her, two hundred
years ago.
Her Chart was Gods unerring word, by which
her course to steer
Her HelmSman, was the risen Lord, helper
ever near =
Though many a beauteous boat has sunk. the
treachcroas waves below,
Yet ours is sound as she was built, two hundred
years ago.
The wind that filed her swelling sheet, from
many point has blown,
Still urging her unchanging course, through shoals
and breakers on;-
Her futtering pennant still the same, whatever
breeze might blow,
1t pointed, as it does, 10 heaven, two hundred
years ago.
When first our gallant ship was launched. altho'
her hands were few,
Yet dauntless was each bosom found and every
heart was true!
And still, though in her mighty hull unnumbered
hosOmS glow
Her crew is faithful as it was, hundred years
ago!
True, some have left this noble craft, 10 sail the
seas alone;
And made them, in their hour of pride, vessel of
their owns
Ah me. when clouds portentous rise; when
Threatening tempests blow,
They'll wish for that old vessel, built two hundred
years ago.
For onward rides our gallant bark, with all her
canvass set,
In many a nation still unknown, to plant her STAN
dard yet
Her flag shall float, whereer the breeze of free
doms breath shall blow:
And millions bless the boat that sailed two hun
dred years ago!
On ScOtias coast, in days of yore, she lay almos.
awreck,
Her uainmast gone, her rigging torn, the boarders
Oh ber deck =
There Cameron, Cargill, Cochran, fell; there
Renwick's blood did flow,
Defending our good vessel built, two hundred
years ago.
All! many a martyrs blood was shed, we may
not name them all =
They tore the peasant from his hut; the noble
from his hall -
Then brave Argyle, thy fathers blood, for faith
did freely fow;-
And pure the stream, as was the fCunt two hun
died years ago! 60
Yet onward still our vessel pressed, and weathered
every gale;
She cleared the wreck, and spiced the mast, and
rigiIted every SAIL
And switter, stauncher, mightier far, upon her
cruise did go;--
Strong hands and gallant hearts hsd she, two
hundred years ago!
And see her now ;-on beam-epds cast, beneath
northwest storm
1ease overheard their very bread, to save the ship
from HARM
She rights she rides hark how they cheer, ALPS
well, above, below!
(s) The noble and ustrioss house of Argyle
still stands on the side oftruth and righteousness,
as appears from the part which the present Duke
takes on the sutject Of the Scotch church in the
House of Lords.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SCHOCH & KOLLOCK.

TERMS.-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two doarl
and quarter half yearly II not pao before te end ol
tho wear Two dollars and half Those who receive their
by carrier or stage employed by the popre
iors will be charged 81 l-2 cts. per year, extra
No papers discontinued until all arrearages are paid except
at the option of the Editors.
Avertisements not exceeding square (sxteen illness
"a he inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
for every subsequent insertion larger in proportion
liberal discount will made to yearly advertisers.
PA letters addressed to the Editors must be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

A green horn, whose head contained
more sap than brains, entered store in
one of our cities, and inquired of by
stander if there was an opening for man
Of talent there. Yes, replied the other
there is the door,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-07-19

~ The following Ode was written for the
Bi-centenary celebration Of the Westminster As
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29
Geese Feathers.

TVHE subscribers have made arrange. -1 mcnts to kecpa constant supply of first gate article of Geese Feathcrs-selec. led and packed with great care by ourselves in packages from % to 5O'hs.; and will fur nisb at an times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lhs. of a quantity they will warrant to be as good us the best, at as low prices as can be purchased of equal quality in the state.
 $. & l.. HURLBUT.
 Winchester, ls43. 1y35