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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

MlSS SAWYER informs her patrons, and the pub.
1yl Gc general!y, that the Spring session of the
FEMALE SEMINARY in Fayetteville. will open the
second "Wednesday Of April, l643, and close August
18th; when after fewc- vacation, a new term will
commence anf continue three four months as cir.
substances of thc school demand. The prices
will vary from six to eight dollars for term of four
months according to the attention devoted the pu
pill No untaught young children will be admit ed un.
der sS unless where parents to
pay in all such cases the prices will be graduated to
the ability to make payment. ~ - -
l. expected that young ladies will come prepared
70 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 the care Of some friend
or relative 1t is desirable also that they prepar-
ed with clothes sufficient for the season. that their
minds may not be unnecessarily occupied on this SUBJ
ject. s1 -t.- -
In addition to the English branches ught here, will
be plain and ornamental needle work.
Bible class is attended every Subbath at the Sem
mary composed of the pupils of the school and of the
youh 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 can be obtained in good families for u so pc
week. .~Nt =
March ia. Is43--tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
TERMS.
THE ARKANSAS INTE

THE ARKANSAS INTEmurd
! Is published every Saturday ore III
DOLLARS, ifpaid within six monthxami
if payment be delayed until after r,n.,
TERMS OF ADVERT" Jad
TOT square ol ~ lines OF lessas kill
lO lines and not exceeding Is, 20 b8s'onj
and a pa 7 and in thai proporIron' and
ments 10 tr(
Whten hn ind vidual account, for J
amou sto $50 and under 500.
cent Vii be made. and when IN not
more dlcouat Of ssg Der cent. d tai d
be made where payment is delayeight d
OF one yefr, and no deduction wildid 81;
Ali ads ser,isements ~ beG be na;, 10 DC awry \
payment ;hssumed by some resnon scout
CONTRACTS nv Tgs of q
'" r,y,n,r or,,r. conn
Not exceeding ten lines altered ~ the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
PETITION EN- PARTE.

pom reading the foregoing petition, it is ordered
by the Court that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas lntcgenccr, newspaper printed in the
District, seventy days before the first Monday of Au
gust next when hearing will be had the said pcti
tlon the District Court room, in the City Of Little
Rock within the said District at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest may appear the said
time and place, and show cause il any they ha We,
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted And it is further ordered by the Court that
all such creditors whose places of residence are known
shall be entitled to service and notice the same pc.
titlon and order, either personally by letter ad
dressed to them at their known usual place of
attested by the Clerk Of the Court and served or left
at their usual place Of abode, by the Marshal or his
given. 0' : -
WIN. FIELD, Clerk
By A. ii. RUTHERFORD, DC.
Trapnall & Cocke Solicitors
April 90, iS43.-Gw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
STATE OF ARKANSAS (sss

STATE STAT g OF roaa,, ARKANsAs, |c'ss.
In the Probate Court of said County in vacation. bs
lsrS Srs. sss ISL Sn sss III al E1n say
ly Stephens. ssS
Russell Welborn. Administers p p-r,r,o. ~, r,,yv,
tor Of Thomas g. Beeson, de- ! -'-'''' = - N'
ceased, and Richard Beeson,
only heis at law, of said Tho 81 ISL ~ si.f :
mss G. Beeson, deceased.
IA Strain, their solicitor. and files their petition
herein against said DEFENDANTS alledging that o.
about the 18th day of August, 1870. Thomas G. Bee
Of ATEsnsss that the ssid Emily cwho has since inter
married with the said Andrew j. Stephens) is his wi
dow that he died seized and possessed in his rgbt
Of the following described lands, in the county o6n
way, and State of Arkansas to wit the tsection
al part of the south fractional con.
No "a, in township north, of range Moi the south.
cas-. quarter Of section No. ss acres like liz.
Of range No. IL west, contad6rer Of section No. 26,
wise the north east fashge No IL west, containing
weborn took out letters Il nspfs e. ID
m;r;strss;n. 81 he estate of Thomas G. Beeson, de.
sessed that than year has elapsed since his
des.bs and heir has wholly failed to assign her dow
n said Nands that he left Richard Bceson his only
nS,, e aw petition prays that said hei. and ad
ssis .:sssa 'ls s.S %
from an ad1vas filed with said petition Of the non.
residences Of the said Richard Beeson one Of the said
defendants lit is orcered that be do appear here at
the term of this court to be held for The county
OF Conway at the Court house for said county, in Lw
sburgh, the Tuesday after the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in April, being the End day Of May
is45 and plead, answer, demurr to said petition;
and further ordered, that copy of this order be
published in some printed this State eight
weeks successsey the last insertion be four weeks
previous to the next term of this court
true copy from the record.
ArTEsT HARRISON H. HIGGINS
isaac STRAIN, Solicitor. sl Clerk.
Feb'y 25. 1643-6-6w TPr's fee 26 25l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
PAYABLE QUARTER
Not exceeding ten lines altered

Arnouncement Of candidates,
othef advertisements.
Political circulars will be charge
NJ advertisement OF gross, abu
wilY'e published at any price.
letters must be post paid.
pyle copies of the paper. l2 l.
he above terms will be strictly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

District Court Of the United States In Bonkru0,cv
.. .-.. April 90 1913.
Joseph Hawkins, }
VS.. PETITION Ex PARTE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
VAN BUKEN ACADEMY.

-
RElNG encouraged by the liberal patronage have
II hitherto received. have associated with me
NJ. J. 3. DAVIS, formerly Principal of the Madison
libearl Institute, Hamilton, Ohio; and also
Principal Of the Public Schools,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tns discipline and regulation OF this Academy will
be under the utual direction and control of DR.. Da
The second session of this Academy will commence
On the first Monday of March next ard continue twen
The Of study will be extended so far as cir
cumstances may ren der il necessary SC that at fu
ture day, should sufficient encouragement be offered it
Philosophy, Botany. Mineraogy, Geology, and their
branches al present it embraces most of
the subjects of business and professional education
usually taught in our Academies and Colleges
No pupil will be rccoived for less term than one
session bat those who enter after the
and previous 70 the middle of the session. shall be
conntable for tho unexplred time only andso dednc
tion will be made for occasional Absence except in case
of sickness. -
CLASSIFICATION.
The Preparatory Department will embrace Spelling
leading. RECOMMENDATION, Defining. Writing, and the
kudimepts Of Arithmetic.
IERMS-S II PEI SESSION.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
JUNIOR Consolidating. Writing, English Grammar,
arithmetic Geography, with the of the obcs De.
hnmg, and Composition.
TERMS-Sl2 IL PER SESSION.
SesIoR CLAss.--Algebras Plane and Solid Geometry.
Analytical Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, with
their applications. Mcnsuration, Surveying Diieren
tal, and Integral Calculus. &c.
TERMS-$ Is PER SESSION.
Inc science Of Astronomy. which comprehends an
s.c .c?namtance with the starry heavens, will be
illustrated on starlight evenings in the absence of the
~" nlor' .no wills for This cause, be made separate
charge Of three doafs per session. to students Of the
Academy. -. - -
Tuition foe will be invariably required in advance.
ED. POWERS.
Il SUPERIOR COTTON GIN viii he in ooe-..;on
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

4 UST received, per steamer Marietta,
" boxes Western Reserve cheese,
A boxes Virginia tobacco,
kegs kentucky tobacco,
l6 bbls. dried peaches,
boxes soap,
boxes onion seeds,
boxes garden do. assorted,
And for sale by HENRY e. CUNNINGHAM NJ.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

= Ct pcoart Of the United States. 7,
istr ior the District Of Arkansas. In bankruptcy.
.r =, 49,, April 90. ls4a.
VS.. PETITION Ex pAprr
His Creditors. ei1g-
TIPoN reading the foregoing petition it is ordered
~ by the Court, that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas lntelgencer. newspaper printed in tho
District seventy days at least before the first Monday
of August next. when hearing will be had on the saiS
petition at the District Court room in the city Of Lii
tie Rock within the said District at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, and all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest, may appear the said
time and place, and show cause II any they have.
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted And it is further ordered by the Court, that
all such creditors whose places of residence are known
shall be entitled to service and notice of the pc
tition and order, either personally by letter ad
dressed TO their known usual place of residence
tested by the Clerk of the Court and served or
ut his usual place of abode, by the Marshal his De
puy sent by mail, whereof due proof is 10 be given
WIN. FIELD, Clerk.
By A. II. RUTHERFORD, d. G
Trapnall & Cooke, Solicitors.
April 90, IS43-6w e. Fl, 7.E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
RxoSRE0Tuss
y egio oy:THs- FHILADELP
SATURDAY MUSS

A most important and invaluable
= been made BY q gentleman Of
which newspapers may be printed il
form, and, MT the some time, capabi
vertcd At pleasure, into a magazine
j This grand improvement, which
form a5pew era in the business, ei
tire revolution in the ar, Of prin,
newspapers, will be introduced, by
the patentee, into the Philadelphia
seam commencing in May next.
In announcing to tho friends of
press throughout the country, a dis
will add SO immensely to the value 4
tho publishers Of the Saturday Muse
The proud satisfaction of announcinI
and triumphant success Of their
Newspaper. Tho liberal patrones !
cured for this new and popular en.s
only surpassed the most sanguin.
but is entirely unprecedeted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
HENRY e. CUNNINGHAM.- :

HENRY q CUNNINGHAM.
HAVE just received per steamer Export, and for
i Il sale low for cash only, p.
100 sacks salt, '.--
so sacks Rio coffee,
10 hhds sugar, .rr.-
10 bbls do,
80 kegs Boston nails,
barrel copperas,
! box cotton cards, no. 10,
i do. hatchets, ..
do hammers,
] gross backing,
ceroon indigo, s
keg saleratus, .@.--.s
! barrel birthstone. s...-- D.
l bag pepper. E.-.-
cask maddsr,
box stable salt" .a
cask rice,
doz. brooms, =
boxes goldfish, ..- ~ z
~ i do, starch,
barrels syrup, p.
- half barrels inackcrel,
boxes pickles, 80
barrels molasscs, &c. &c. .e.s -
April 1, lS43.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE "Ns -
"ihe Museum" Is now SO fairnl.
established, that we feel warrap,s !,
some very extensive and importan,.h
BY the first Of May, wo shan hayes.;,
Car arrangements. We shall hay,,.
place, beautiful, clear and boIa H. ~ :
cond, a superb smooth and wEi,es.a
third place, we shall make an M ,
vel change in the arrangement Of ;,
the fourth place, we shall increas !,
contributors in all the various d1fb
Family Nemspaper-in tho 6fth b
secured, at a high salary, the sci at
A. Poe, Esq, a gentlemen whoseh o
tile abilities have always spokaad
themselves, and who, after tho ii Ri
aid US in the editorial conduct of nes
The "Narratire of Topnseudp be
The Rocky Mountains" one of ,fife
ing and valuable ever published,
subscribers. At its conclusion, s,r
find themselves in possession ofbet
e'SHS VIZ oS "oibu uOuUic TIC Su0OC
paper. We shall continue alsoSu,
"BiograHkieal Sketches ard Poris,n:
now excitt&g SO unexampled an nm
these and other features coniinuEIi
improvements in contemplation.
seen whether we do not amply fun,
nation of making the pery beenii
America. ON
Persons wishing to secure sid1e
octave pages Of useful, interests, 4
iionable reading for the select f3efc
the small sum Of Two Dollars pc we
the astonisbingly low rate of thiit ],
cent, or equivalent to one huadre A.
ges for four cents-should handhad
now. III Q. n,
TERMS Two Dollars per n vere
pies for Five Dollars, or sixteen ent
ty Dollars, j, the extra induccmas b
sent for clubbing. tn I
THOMAS C.. CLARK me
Office Of the Saturday Mus sad s
Hail, No. l0l Chesnut street, N
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1NHE subscriber is DESTROYS of selling the very yana-
A BILE Tract of LAND on which he now resides, In
franklin County, containing about three hundred and
twenty-five 1t lies the road leading from War
renton to Leusburg, and IS four miles and half from
Joness SulRhur Springs, and eight miles from Shocco
Springs
The dwelling House upon the premises large and
pacous, containing eight with fire place In each
and is most pleasantly situated There are also all ne
cessary out-houses upon the premises The location
high and healthy and is furnished with the best water
The subscriber will accommodate his price to the nature
of e times Persons wishing to buy will please apply
to the subscriber the premises and he will take plea
sure in showing them ali the advantages of the location
JOSIAH BRIDGES.
Oct IL 1843 467-4t-p
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OLIVER q PROCTER's
NEW CASH
qzrSzo,.S,,r Estnblislaase9ot.


NWT have taken the old stand of fLtehfOrd Oliver,
w few doors below Williams s. HayWooos Drue
Store on Fayetteville Street and are now opening
choice and elegant assortment of Goods IN our line
consisting of very best of EnSlsh and Frencn
ted Goods Cloths Cassmeres and Vestngs OF every co
or and variety. These Goods were selected oy Mf o
yer in person. with great and attention; bougnI un
usually low and will be sold at prices greatly reoucee
from what Goods of the quality have ever Deeh OF
fered for in this MARKET and equally cheap as ney can
be had of any of the Cash Tailoring Establishments at
the North. We deem it entirely unnecessary TO emu
merate the different pieces of Cloth, Cassmeres' vest
ings &c we have hand to state their color
it to say have every thing usually kept IN sucn Es
tablishents and will sell them such terms as cam
not fail to suit those who wish to purchase
+ Gentlemen furnishing their own Goods, VIII nave
therClotes made up with the same elegance ana oes-
patch as though sold the articles, and at greatly re-
duced prices. Trimmings supplied at the same prices
the Merchants charge All Clothes turned OUT oy US
warranted TO fit and to be well made as can De IN 'ne
United States
See hand bills call and learn for yourselves, now
cheapy we are working and selling
OLIVER PROCTER,
MERCHANT TAEoRs,
Fayetteville Street,
A few doors below Williams HayWooos
Drug Store
p S. Recoect, we will sell suit single article
as cheap for Cash. be purchased ofany Nortnefh
Establishment. y. =
CUTTING REDUCED.
Goats 80 cents; Pants 25 cents; Vests 20 cents.
I Raleigh, Oct I6, 184S. 40e-ot'
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PRICES r. EDU ED.
CHEAP TAILORINGt
Oct. IL. 1S43.

A complete Suit of Clothes aOiH be made for SO,
IENHE subscriber having fitted up Rooms at his resi-
III dence few doors east of the Standard Office, and
having made arrangements for executing Fashionable
and Cheap work solicts share of public patronage.
He is determined to use every effort to please those
who may favor him with call, aRd feels confident from
his long experience and former success, to give entl
satisfaction.
The reports of FASHIONS regularly receivedfrom
the best Establishments In the Union and satisfactory
references will be given, ifrequired
GentEens1's Garments Of eOery description cut at re-
duced prices
=" Ladies' Riding Habits and Cloaks cut in the ala
mode C. C.. NELSON.
RALEIGH Augrst lS43 45S-H
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state of N. Carolina j Johnston County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Aug Term lS42
Joel B. ClIfton,2
U& Original attachment levied on Land.
VIM. S. Ferrell
defendant, William S Ferrel is not inhabtant of this
State 1t is therefore ordered that advertisement
the Court House in Smith6eld, the 4th Monday of
November next then and there repevy and plead ageea
bly, law judgment final will be entered against him
and the lands levied condemned to use of Plaintiffs
recovery.
Witness, WILLIAM H. Guy, Clerk OF our said Court,
at Office the 4th Monday of August, 1913.
VIM. H. GUY, C, C. G..
October 4, IS43. 466 st.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01

NTOTICE.-Was taken up and committed lo fl,
In Jail of Caswen County, North Carolina as -
runaway slave, the 18th inst. Negro who repre.
sents himself to be free man, and who calls bimseIs
HENRY MEREDITH, and says he was raised in GuiL
ford County, in the State of New York. and about
miles of the City of New York. He has papers renrel
sentng him to be free He says he receptIu
left New York on board Steamboat, and landed a.
Charleston, South Carolina, which place he immediate.
ly left for Richmond, Virginia Said negro is evident
ly slave is black fellow, about five feet len or
eleven inches high; has small scar over each eve
and is supposed to be about twenty-five three years
forward, prove his property, pay charges, and take
him away. Said negro has some marks of the lash
about him. ZACHARIAH LOCKET, Jailor
April u, 1043. 443-lf
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Gray's Invaluable Ointment

WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.
0N the 18th and 18th Of last month. ALEXANDER
~ MORPH1S, of the county Of Orange, was ia this
cty procuring materials for preparing my Ointment
He obained of housshere, about twelve hundred
Bills (eontaining certificates, &c) which had been
printed in my name, and especially for my own use and
which, expect he will put around the Ointment. and
pass off my preparation. While IN this place. ne
engaged theservicss of the notorious James Bryan (as
Bryan sates,) to peddle the Ointment for him IN the
Southern and Western counties of this State.
But deem proper tojntorm the public that neleer
Morphis any other has obtained kneWledgeof
the Ointment, as prePaeed by me- The genuine
Ointment has my signature the Bill that surrounds
each pdt and on the top label. have not any Ointment
in the hands of Pedlars nor out on Agency.
Morphis resides in the neghborhood of Rufdns Mills,
or near the Post Office called Snow Camp, and said
that he procuring the materials for Solomon Allen,
a Quaker gentleman in Orange but did not believe
his statement MFR. Allen is well known to be very
correct man.
shall feel thankful foE any information concerning
his operations in the business. All persons who may
purchase of him, viii Jay themselves liable to Prosecu-
ton under the Patent Laws of the United States.
no introduce myself to the Editors of North Caro-
lima as Printer who has abored long and hard at the
business and respectfully request two three insertions
of this advertisement, for the public good Should they
make CHARGE will pay the amount In Ointment, for
the benefit Of the afflicted poor thai may ITS use
WILLIAM W. GRAY,
PGtentee and Proprietor.
Raleigh October 49, 1913. 46S-3t.
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First Sight of Ste0mbOGt-A woodsman
from the interior of Arkansas, who had never been
on board of steamboat had occasion to go to St.
Louis, short time since. From the bank OF the
river, he hailed the Harry of the West" with
"Captain, what's the fare to St. Louis q =,
" What part of the boat do you wish to go on %
asked the captain" cabin or deck 2"
Darn your cabin" said the Hoosier; 81
lice IN cabin at home-giue me the best you've
gotP =
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b. M. WHIFLOCK,

Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant
81. Front Street,
Fearth door above Old Slip, Pearl st. House,
NEW YORK.
TENHE subscriber begs leave inform bis friends and
u the Merchants of North Carolina that he has open
ed, this Spring, on his account,
Wholesale Grocery and Commission House,
"a Front Street, near Old Slip,
NEW YORK,
where he has for Sale all times, general
of GROCERIES, suitable to the Southern trade, and
which he offers for CASH, at small advance upon the
Cargo and Auction prices
Mr. WHITLocK has had long experience in the bus-
Goods the IOGceS rates. and he those will
call him, that they may rely upon being faithfully
ed.
Particular attention will be given orders for Goods,
and TO sales of Produce consigned to him. upon which
advances will be made, il required.
B. M WHITLOCK.
June, 1913. 453-6ln
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.MI&CELL.aN"EOUS.
WHIG CATEcHIsM-CREED.

WHTG CATECH1SM-C CREED.
O. How sraal8y commandments are there
A Five, sir and multitude of preceFts.
O. What is the first commandment
A. Thou shalt have no other President but
Henry Clay, and him oaly shalt thou vote for.
q. What is the second commandment
A, Thou shalt speculate in manufactures, and
stocks, and houses and lands and shall diligently
fulfil the bankrupt law.
O. What is the third commandment
A.. Thou shalt form no political opinion or
creed of thine own, but shall be subject TO the ell
ders ofthe universal Whig party.
O. What is the fourth commandment
A. Thou shalt have no fellowship with Dem
.Ocratic Ce)publcans, and sinners, with labor
ers mechanics, and farmers, except by dispensa-
ton to labor with them just before election for
their conversion
O. What is the ffih commandment
A. Thou shalt not pocketteR cent bits, nor eat
Bean SOUP but thou shalt labor for two dollars a
day and roast beef
q What isthe reward of those who faithfully
observe these commandments?
a. Office and spoils, glory and plumber.
r. What is the confession of faith2
A. It is two fold. sir-doetrinal and personal.
. a. What is the doctrinal creed
A. l believe in a.propeTty qualification tor
suffrage IN National Bank, National Debt, high
Tariff and British protecton--in distribution, re-
form, hard cider, retrenchment aad log cabins
IN anti-masonry and abolitiosism, and in gerry
mapdeFiAg, pipe laying, barbeeuiug and raecoOn-
ing.
G. What is the personal creedf
+ A. believe in Henry Clay the great Protec-
tor, the everlasting available, the eternal candl-
date-n Alexander Hamilton, John Adams, and
that same old Coon-in Benedict Arnold, honest
Toha Davis and William Hnfl-in John O A.
dams, John M. Bolts, and the Virgin Heifer-in
Charles Mitchell, T'haddsus Stevehs and Nicho-
las Biddie-in William Morgan, DR.. Bond and
Abby KefIy-in Col. Stone, and King, of the
Royal, and Col Webb, of the Regular army
and in Lord Ashbnrton, the King of Rhode Island,
and the Queen of England Deus S0Iue Regina.
PLebiGn.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
NEW GOODS.

THNHE Subscriber has just received his Fall supply of
Groceries, consisting in part of the following, all of
which he is determined to seA low for Cash, IN
short credit to those who will pay when called the
Goods were bought with cash only.
Hogsheads SUGAR, two of which is prime,
large lot of COFFEE, of different qualities,
large lot of SOLE, Upper, and Harness LEATH
Err,
Calf and Kip Skins, Horse Skins,
A large lot of Negro BLANKETS,
Domestics Of different qualities,
large lot Of Spun COTTON,
Raw Cotton, by the retail, constantly on hand.
Cast and Blister STEEL, Nail Reds,
Tacks of all Nos. Hinges and Screws,
Glass and Crockery ware of different qualities,
large lot of Shoe Thread,
Powder and Shot of all Nos,
Rice, Tea, and Starch
Cotton Cards, Bar Soap,
Shaving Soap, Shoe Backing superior,
Razor Straps superior article,
Curry Combs, Pins and Needles,
Riland's white and black fax THREAD,
Hand Saw Files, Tuck and Side Combs,
Spool Thread, all Nos,
Pepper, AllsPice, Ginger,
SiveS of all sizes, Candles, Augurs,
BURNS caststeel edge Tools, such as Axes, Drawing
Knives, SC.
CoPeras, Callicoes, Sattinetts,
Buckram and Padding,
Buttonss of different qualities,
Sewing Silk, Matches superior quality,
Bed Cords, Plough lines,
Bed Ticking, good and wide,
Spades and long handle Shovels, cheap,
SHOES, long and short handle Frying Pans,
Writing paper, Coffee mills,
Gunaints. Locks of different qualities,
Tea and Table Spoons, Avis and Tacks,
SALT, MEAL, and LARD, constantly on hand,
Also, HoLDEN's Superior Family FLOUR, may be
found here at all times.
Oil Cakes, for Mich Cows.
Sept 81, 1843. 465-tf