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To nh whom it may ccncern.

R,AXE notice that have given freedom 10
- ny son T0UNG RlifrARER TO trans.
set business for himself IN as full asd Tree
msaDrr a. IL he. had arrives. 81 Iha full age of
tw,ssy.oss years, and shall mol hold myself
responsible in any wise Tor his engagements.
THOMAS WHITAKER.
August 6. 81
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August G.
WIlMIAM 70 8ASGEa
DENTIST,

DESPECTFULLY makes knswn that he has
- located a his Fathers. tiftesn mites west
Of Hillsboroush. where be is prepared to at
tend TO every thing necessary Ter the health.
beauty, aud preservation OF the Teeth and
Gums, and also 10 supply ir"m one 10 an entire
Sci, which shall excellin beauty, and fulfill eve
~ reasonable expectation.
Families waited on al their residences with.
out eatIa charge. .~.s--.-~.-.s
August 5. 3T-tf
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Wholesale Grocery
AND
COMMISSION STORE.


THE subscriber has leased the Store on 30.
lingbrook Street, opposite Lewis =. Hicks.
and formerly occupied by Lunsford & Hatcher,
Tor the purpose Of conducting abe Wholesale
Grocery aud Commission business, and respect.
fully s0lic,ts a call froA County Merchants
aud ethsrs, who may wish ts purchase GIoee-
Ties, as he feels confiden, re can sell Goods on
as good terms as they can be purchased al an.
House in Virginia.
lie will also pay strict attention 10 all Goods
intrusted TO his care as Commission Mer.
chant, aud respectfully asks censignmen,s.
lie 10 now 10 the Northern Markets, Pur
chasing his stock OF Groceries. and they will
be ready for n,Prc,ion a. his Store about the
&: 81 of September. a
lie will also attend 10 receiving and forward!
ing Clouds on the usual terms.
GEORGE A DAVIS.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. PEBBLES, Hall & Co.
Patterson 4 Wills,
/" Psunitl {. Lea,
= N. NJ. Martin s Domains,
q" Lea & Madison,
Sturdiyant, Hurt 4 Co.
Petersburg. Va. August 1. 81
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SUPERIOR, cDURIs,

The following arrangement has been
made BY the Judges Tor riding the Pail
.:x<.,.se n 1914
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~ flst dThal-ws have = oar q.
kce. lssys dHr Nofsdk. uhib. Experi-
menL . specimen 81 Enia esiIrd eoak
Amefican Wheat rzissd n Gtis ro1zary.
I'D which a sid 70 yisd from eixhs, y
obs hDhdFsd hnshels 70 re mrrr. Tie
hesd resembles very murh, Al sire ah8
appearance. the fruit a TIE sumar, ahd
ilse berry seems 10 Be almost ehsire Earii1e.
with very linls lIull o. ssn. itmss be
planted IN drills OF sOsed bfoadc.si--she
former method. however. h dl0uzhs 10 be
prelerable--and Is said 70 require fsr las
isLor. II drilled, than common corn. yield.
ing double ihe qUsndiy per aere. and ne
should Judge Il 70 be Is hulfitlUts feod CO..
man or beast - any grain &c raise.
30 A hne Specimen q ibis New
Wheat, raised BY . young friend In lhl'
neighborhood, has been leIi a ne RecCr
der Office Tor the examination of farmer
and Others. Persons drslrDhs of trying h
can be furnished with small quantity o
the seed al twenty-five seHis the hesd On
application al this Office.
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To Printers.

yyiNTER and sa.mrr kr@s INK. also
w BooL iak. all u sspe,i1r qualify, iVE sale
a all liaNs lsr ~
TYLER e. HILL.
WksI.saIs Dsugsisls. PslssssAvs Va.
yulv 10. ST.
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ATTENTION. TOWN COMPANY.
SY0U are hereby ordered and commanded to
- attend before the court house in fiillsbo.
rough, on Saturday the ifth OF August. Al IL
o'clock, armed and equipped as the law directs,
for drill muster. By order Of the Captain,
J. NJ. BEAVER, o. 8.
July 30. Sc
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\ oSr or m;slaid certificate for one share
- Of stock in the Cape Fear Navigation Cnm-
eany, No. 1917, belonging to the estate 0f Jo-
seph Thompson, deed. application will these
fore be made for the renewal ID the same.
THOS. THOMPSON, ! p
DANIEL FouSr, o "
July IS. .-..@ 81
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Profession. iR any shape. - haffils - :ls
PFfaesI fsniF ard ID favor u ffrs lFads
sd lmmediais GnneEuiian. Sci ; he
iaisnaoas iIieksgy rrsoaed seby ths..Polk
80 rsaasr fs<sloa. fnfpead<s.f.
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10 The Commissioners 70 supenn-
tend The building Of the new coun House
are requested 70 meet in HillsborOugh on
Tuesday Of August Coun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20
LIST OF LETTERS

u EMAlNING in the Post Office at For, Smith
no Ark, on 3lst December, 1913, which i
not taken out at the expiration of three months
will he sent TO the General Post Office as dead Let
tiers.
Raey Mrs Eveline B Martin William
Baldwin George w Mure A G
Barrde John or James EMcConville Bernara
Hughes Mckinney John F
Brine Geo Miller Mary Elizabeth
Brine G e. G A Moncreef Isaac
Beno John ID Moore Morris
Blackburn Richard Morrow Geo N
Rogers Rev II C Myer Charles
Brown Aaron Norton William
Carlton John Owens George
Carlton Henry l. Putnam James
Colo Mrs Elizabeth G Putnam John
Daniel Isaac M Slobridge R L
Daniel Mrs Maria Stockton Eliza
Dobson Preston Stockton James T
Donaldson T To Sutton Joseph
Downes Thomas Sims James
Drew Nancy c Taylor Jesse
Earhart Tebbetts Joshua
Early Thomas S Perrell Williams s
Fagot Adelara Pilchenal VIM H
Fleming Thompson John
Fleming Mrs 2 Upton Eagar2
Falchet Miss Elizabeth Van David
Graves Mr. Worth Abraham 2
Harper Peter Worth Macus 2
Irwin VIM Waters Daniel C
Jones Griffith B Webb John C.
krouse hir Whelava Timothy
Leach VIM
JOHN ROGERS, P. M.
Fort Smith. Jan. !, ls34.-49-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20
Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the I'm.
Odersgned. at the Choctaw Agency, until IL O'Clock
on Tuesday the 9th February for furnishing for the
use Of the Creek Indians, the following articles
~ Whip Saws-common size;
10 dozen Whip saw. files;
so dozen pairs No. 10, Whittemore Cotton Cards:
~ dozen Collins Hunt's and Kings ling axes;
AND sufficient quantity OF Hoes, Notwithstanding
the smallest sze absorb what may be left of Sl7O0
after paying for the other above named articles.
Also, at the same time, separate proposals, for ~
many common large
SPINNING WHEELS,
made in the best workmanke manner Of good season.
ca timber, with bands, spindes, &c, complete,
be procured for $500.
The spinning wheels to be delivered at the Creek
Agency on or before the LIST July the other articles
on or before the 18th May, all in good order cond
ton The whole to be approved by the Agent for tho
Creeks on whose certificate that the contracts have
been complied with. payment will be made.
Bond and approved security will be required for tho
fulhlment Of the contracts
WIN. ARMSTRONG,
Acting Superintendent Western Territory.
Choctaw Agency. December 22d, ls43.-46-7w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

LIST OF LETTERS
- EMA1N1NG in the Post Office at Fayetteville,
H. Arkansas, the 31st of December, IS43, which
if not taken out by the 3lst of March, 1874, will be
sent to the General Post Office dead letters.
AuxIer John Mars James
Bean Richard Maryfeld VIM
Blew Peter More NJ
Bean Mark Mussett Sinnet
Barns Hervey Moore David
Baird Benjamin. GilbrcathMoss Hardy
:, Cyrus, or Craig Ewing Males Abram c
Brixsa John Mayfed James
Bonaham William Noil John
Bllngsey John Potts Ely
Cline Elisha L Potts Eliza or Powell Hen
Golfer Jas ry2
Caldwell ADRIAN Plumley Jenteon
Campbell James Pecrson Patty
Carney Joseph Phillips WmC2
Conway Il Pryor HenryJ
Chantrell Shad Payton Edward
Cole John Patton Thomas C
Dunn Tola 2 Real Estate Bank at Fay
Davis Solomon etteville
Dickerson JamcsP4 Sylvia Post Master at
Estep Ellis Shepperd A E
Evans James Sewers Charles
Evans l. ID Seaman John +
Fine d NJ Smith Ellison
Carmeley Patrick Smith Weeks
Gillet James Strickland 2
Goddard Hugh Son James
Handy William Son Michael 9
Huson William Me- Turner John P
Harnage Ann Thaw Benjamin
Hardwick Huldah TownCF
Jolly James Thomason John D
Jones John Wilson A M
Hines William Walker David
kennon John Whyte James2
| Larremorc W.T. 3 Warehouse John
Learning John West Thos
Larabee James Walden William
Little James White Carol
Larabee Martha Winn Minor James OF
McCamy Robert Aquilla Hutchins
Mccoy William
Persons calling for letters in the above list will please
JOHN l. sTIRMAN, Pm.
Fayetteville, Jrn'y 6, IS43-49-3t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

JOHN AUSTIN. G. Dx,r..,.
JOHN AUSTIN & co.
Lave in store, and received, per steam boat En-
port, and will sell low for cash. hides or peIt,x
II hhds sugar 60 sacks coffee
$50 sacks SALT $50 bills whskey, wines and brandy.
~ tons iron, steel and castings, assorted;
500 plough moulds;
So kegs nails and flooring brads; box tacks;
20 boxes chewing tobacco; S boxes smoking do:
kegs apple jelly; kegs pickles.;
luoOO papers garden seeds, of lS43, put up by the
- Shakersand warranted to grow if we'll planted
50 kegs powder; 1000 lbs lead;
6O bags shot, assorted numbers;
~ boxes starch; 10 boxes sperm candles;
~ boxes tumbers and pint TASKS;
boxes mould candles; boxes cotton yam;
casks Western Reserve cheese;
casks paint oil; l do spts turpsntine;
~ boxes W indow glass;
2oo sides sole, upper. bride and harness leather;
y double mattresses, ~ single do;
25 dozen brooms;
crates plates, cups and saucefs;
cotton and wool cards;
sves. Indigo, madden, and copperas;
alum. salt petre birthstone, and cigars:
pipes. plough lines, bed-cords, &c. &c.
Nov 90, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20
Jxo. HENRY. Ed. CUNNINoHAM.I
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOccrs, Commission
and Produce Merchants,
VAN BUREN,, ARK.
Jan. l. 1874.

Jan. l. lO44.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM. 4,
TTAVE just received, per 4" Arkansas Mail" from
III New Orleans,
$50 Bags Rio coffee
400 do coarse salt
10 Hhds sugar
100 Reams wrapping paper
20 Boxes '.Western Reserve" cheese
Bags pepper
2 Bags alspice
Boxes roll birthstone
10000 Principe cigars
10 Barrels refined loaf sugar
10 Boxes Leftwitch best chewing tobacco
20 Boxes Imperial and Young Hyson tea
Barrels copperas
Bag race ginger
Barrels linseed oil
20 Kegs white lead
l Barrel whiting
~ Dozen painted buckets
10 Dozen wire sleeves
10 Nests tubs and keelers
~ do sugar boxes
!00 Dozen sets common cups and saucers
100 do do do plates
do wool cards
do Collins axes
do Coffee mills
90 Kegs nails
500 lbs American Blistered steel
Sets Smiths tools, complete
1000 Pair calf and kip brogans
10 Barrels molasses
SO Kegs ..Kentucky Rifle Powder
10 doz ! gallon glass jars
Nutmegs, Cloves, Sardipes, SC. &c.
January IL, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

,.By the steamship Neptune, Capt. Rollins arri-
i Yesterday from Galveston, we have received
Kan papers to the Odd inst. The Congress of
! Republic were in session at Washington. On
llth, quorum was formed in the House of
ipresentat yes, and on the 18th the Senate organ.
d. The Hon. R. Scurry was unanimously
cted Speaker of the House.
The message Of President II custom is published
lie papers. The President speaks in compli-
ntary terms of the efforts made by the Govern.
nus Of the United States, France and Great
itain-more particularly the atter--to put all
fHhe mode of aggression which had been
fifEn by Mexico against Texas. The Presi.
bit tplains of an ATTRACTION of the revenue
rs BY citizens of the United States in the neigh
rlood Of Red River. and of the conduct OF Capt
ok to Col. Sniyely. He represents the treaties
VI the Western Indian tribes favorably progress
Il The finances of the Government he assert.
improving For the present year there will be
mall surplus in the Treasury. He says
ut is estimated that but about thirteen thou
ID dollars Of these bills [Excbequer1 arc now
circulation; and there is but lit,lo reason to an
ipate an emergency, while the Government, i.
ninisteied upon its present economical system
ich would require larger issue than the Gov
ne at will have in its power to control Or redeem.
And he adds:-
ne Executive believes that one of the strong
supports to our currency will be tho exclusion
law, from circulation within our limits after
ne ltivin period, say three months, of all for
bank paper.
In onnexion with this he recommends the pro.
ilron and suppression by statute of every des-
p.iou of paper in the character of bank, indi-
u, or cooperation notes issued within tho Re.
bl., and intended or used for circulation. rs
rrt3nry.
For the better collection of the taxes, he advises
t rs county Sheriffs be appointed by the Se-
larry; at present they are elected by the peo-
to which Circumstances he attributes the nom
ilnent Of their duty. He repudiates repudia.
!, and says that
Notwithstanding the mischeveous and utterly
urdiess publications upon this subject emana.
h f-o.n some Of our public Journals, the good
ADJ he nation will finally be thoroughly vim.
to- by the redemption of every dollar for which
ands pledged.
recommends to Congress the total repeal of
avs heretofore enacted authorizing the nego-
IN Of foreign loans, and calls upon Congress
wise some method for enabling.the officers of
-r"Nrnment to enforce the laws and execute
d"'y. He makes no reference whatever to
Navy or Commodore Moore. He suggests
nd be placed in the hands of the Execu-
that, should the negotiations with Mexico not
inate amicaby, would enable him to be pre-.
fc' the contingency. He promises to Law
70 congress system of internal improve
s, which can be effected at little cost, and
h will much facilitate the transportation of
cultural produce.-N. o. Picdyune-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

} F L ETTERS
the Post Office ut Van Buren,
er 3lst, 1913, which if no,
% months, will be sent to the
as dead letters.
Luvvitt James r
niece Mary Ann
Miller VIM H
Miers Turner BIZ
Moore Ransom
Mitchell L B
Matthews Daniel J or
James Chronister
McAlIister Mary
McLaine J
Mays Elizabeth
Moore Jesse
1sonNidever Jacob
O'Brian John
Prescott Isaac
Ragsdale F B
Renfrough Washington
Kicker J
Riggs William
Rush Peter 2
g. Rankin VIM or II c
Riley VIM p
Roach Joshua
Scott John A
Snider Cornelius
Shackleford Roger
Stone p F
Stockton James +
Speer William S
Speagle Emanuel
Sheriff Of Crawford CO
Smart Laban
Stoneroad G w
Sbipman Calvin
Shelton Mr..
Townzel Thomas
Thomson William 3
Terry Mrs. Mary w
Vincent Isaiah
Van Horne Mrs. Anna
4 Vandeiver o
Weaver P B
White Thomas B
Waller Henderson
VIM Thomas
Wallace Alfred
Williams John
Watt Mr..
Webster Andrew
Wright Geo c
Wales Daniel or
Steffler Zareac
Wilson Robt
White J p
Yates Thomas L
r any Of the above letters
are advertised,
HIN DRENNEN, P. M.
4, lS44.-4S-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

% Ut. WHITE & CO., have inst received, per
an boat Express Mail, consignment, the fol.
rticles, which they will dispose of for hides
pr cash, at cost and carriage, ami allow SEVEN
FOR HIDES.
barrels of whiskey
barrels of molasses
half barrels do ...
Van Buren, Jan'y II, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

AUSTIN & CLEGG,
REG leave to acquaint the inhabitants Of Van
- Buren,, and the sur rounding country, tina,
they have removed to the store house on the steam
boat landing, formerly occupied by Scott, White
q Co., where they will be glad to see their old
friends and customers, and rs many new ones as
wish to come. They have in sore and offer for sale
$50 sacks of salt
so bbls whiskey,
30 sacks Rio coffee
10000 lbs iron and steel, assorted
$50 plough mouds
1000 lbs castings
80 kegs nails ill.,
so boxes window glass
5000 dozen cotton yarns
10000 cigars
20 kegs powder
boxes tea
10 doz corn brooms
2 doz brides, doz sifters
2 cases boots and brogans, assorted
] case ladies' shoes, &c. &c.
All which they offer sell low for cash or
trade.
Jan. 81, lS44-5O-tf.
CcoTT, WHITE & CO., have received, per steam
= boat Express Mail.
20 cases kip brogans
boxes honey dew tobocco
5000 lbs bar lead
January II. 1874
ID ECElvED, per steamer Express Mail
N 300 sacks SALT 90 sacks coffee
Pepper, Alspcc. &c. &c.
l. January l6, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

~ANfED--A good, sober, and industrious
Journeyman blacksmith, can obtain good
wages, and constant employment, by making i'm
mediate application to t. A. KNOCKING,
Jan. 20, l644. Van Buren,, Ark.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20
DIED,

h residence, at Point Prairie, Franklin county,
2 lith inst. Col E. s. M.fet, in the 4Oth year of
L..
hohet was for many years citizen of franklin
and enjoyed the friendship and respect Of
Gle of acquaiutances. Such was the conf
IN MS hdelity and ability, that he was chosen by
NY OF his fellow citizens to represent them in
glsature Of this State. At the time of his death
! held the Office Of Post Master, and was the
sheriff Of franklin county. He was an enter.
citizen, and an honest man. He has left an af.
ate wife, and six children to mourn his sudden
-.~ JIM.
y place, on Tuesday evening last. Elias james
pn Of Col. VIM. S. and Mary v. Oldham, aged
lths, and twenty days. -s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

TOBACCO AND SEGARS
SUPERIOR Honey dew, in Is ID boxes,
~ do Regalia segars,
do Colorado do
do Principe do
For sale by W. II. g. NJ. MAYERS,
Fort Smith, Ark
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20
Selling at Reduced Prices!

SC1A1lS dI 1ACuuCtu tflCCSs
UST RECEIVED, per steamers Eveline and Ex.
u press Mail, large and general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
Hardware and QueenSware,
Among which will be found
and quarter brown Domestic
2and quarter bleached
and quarter bed ticking
and quarter apron check
Long cloths, plain and twilled striped shifting;
Brown drillings, Choctaw stripes;
Ashburton stripes;
Negro shrtings, hickory striped do;
Merrmac and Fall river blue prints;
Fancy colored do;
Kentucky Jeans, Hardtimcs, Lii ndseys, Elan.
neis and Sattinets.
200 PAIR ASSORTED MACKINAW AND
COLORED BLANKETS.
Irish linen, linen and cotton thread;
Spool cotton, cotton yarn
Indian shawls and handkerchiefs ladies fancy hdkfs:
Pongee, Spitalfeld and English silk pocket do
Black and fancy colored silk cravats;
Silk and twist, ribbons, tapes, braids. and laces
Il i a 5DI NJ ID q @m o II iii IN q .
Hats and Gaps, Boots and shoes, Cordase'
50 dozen cotton cards, (Whittemore's patent')
Hunts axes trace chains, hoes knives and iorks'
Carpenters tools. butts und screws, coffee m'i''
QUEENswARE AND TINWARE.
Cogniac brandy;
Champaign do twenty -four years old;
Malaga wine old Madeira wine;
! Golden Sherry, do; Champaign do .;o =,
The subscriber respectful invites the attenton
purchasers to his feels satisfied he can make
IL their int crest to buy of him.
- '"'' JOS H. WAIT,
Garrison Avenue,
Second door from JOS II. Heard's, Fort Smith
Fort Smith, January Is, lS44.-5O-tf
TUST RECEIVED, per steamer Express Mail,
o. 20 barrels and half barrels sugar
20 sacks coffee
10 half barrels molasses. For sale by
J. H. HEARD.
Fort Smith, 18th January, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20
New Groceries,

New Groceries.
II ECElVED per Arkansas Mail, new supply
~ of Groceries, which are of the best quality,
and will be sold at as low rates any in this
market, such as
Brown suguar, loaf do; coffee;
Moasses salt and starch
Western Reserve cheese;
Rice, pepper, lemon syrup, pepper sauce;
Butter crackers, water do;
Indigo, alum, spices, salt petre, mustard;
Table salt, saeratus, cap and letter paper;
Cut glass tumblers, granite ware, &c.
For sale by w. H. g. NJ. MAYERS.
Fort Smith. Jan. 20, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20
BOARDING SCHOOL.

GUARDING SCHOOL.
TIME Winter term of Mr. and Mrs. MENTIONS
Male and Female Boarding School, Cane Hill,
Arkansas, will commence the first Monday of
November next, and continue % weeks. All mecca
sary books be had of the teachers,
Price of Tuition Sc " per term.
sAML NEWTON.
Cane Hill, October I6, Is43 -3S-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

Il 1 . Il - r
R EMAlNING in tn
~ Ark, December
taken out within three
General Post Office as
Adair John T
Anderson Lewis A
Brown Hiram
Ball James
Brown Hannah cold
Bean Wiley
Boslick John
Bennett Joseph
Brooking Tom
BARLEY David
Bacon G w
Burk James
Bates Charles Woodsc
Box james
Barber Thomas
Criner Robert s
Clark Henry
Corder E G. 2
Clayton VIM II
Clay Russell
Dees Rev Daniel r &
Martin
Durfsy Robert
Davis G A
Duval Gen w
Evans Evan
Eliot Lucinda
Enlow E NJ
Enlow Edward
Faris Joseph
Farley Catherine
Flowers John 2
Featherslon VIM F
Frazier Matthew
Harrington r M
Flemming Thomas
Gray John
Glenn Jonathan
Harper Robert
Hazen Thomas G
Hammock Elisha E 4
Hagon Richard
Hickman Cicero
Howell Levi
Hayden Moses
Hynson c E
Hubbard John H
Jones William A
King Benjamin 2
Kirk Lewis H
Larimore S NJ
Lucuda Lucius
Lester Margaret
Lowe John NJ
Lumpkin VIM
Persons calling for
will please say they ar
job
Van Buren,, Jan'y 4,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

e .iL1N~Os n<AUG
B. BROOKING
: NIcuLD respectfully inform his friends and the
wv iblic generally that he will constantly keep
On hand, and make to order
PlOughs,
Or the st material which he will warrant to be bet
tor than ny other poughs brought to this market
Wagons.
He ow prepared to make and repair wagons of all
kinds, the best and most durable manner having in
~" emp as good and competent workmen as can be
found il my of the eastern States. !
CultivatOr
tie IN ends making, and keeping on hand, number
o. eniu ators, made in the most approved style an
hrucle hich every farmer ought to have He will
maze az repair every description of
Farming Utensils.
lie also prepared to repair and trim, ut short notice,
Coaches
the DIST STYLE and do all other work in his line for
or good trade to be paid befo the work leaves
~: snoP he has good wagon and team, and will do
f'na OF hauling on as reasonable terms as any man
IN ths section of the State.
Shop ttached to the blacksmith shop of T. A. Brook.
ing, Man street, Van Buren,, Ark
Au oroers from distance pune tually attended to.
January 20, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

New Goods.
Just received, por steamer Arkansas,
Cents fine beaver. pilot cloth, and Jeans
COATS.
Fine and medium Sattinett and Jeans
PANTS. s..
Beaver Russia. Satin and Concy Black and Drab CO
iored HATS.
Fur Seal Neutria, Velvet. Cloth, Patent Leather,
and Hair Seal
GAPS,
Sewed Calf and pegged Kipp
BOOTS.
Gents and boys Morocco stitched and poggd negro
BROGANS.
kentuck and Glasgow Jeans.
Cloths, Cassimercs, Linseys and Blankets.
Nader, blue and medium
PRINTS.
Sheetings, shirngs Lowells drillings and ticking.
ALso--A fine assortment of Hardware and Cutlery.
r.. sADDLERY, NAILS, &C. &c.
All Of which will be sold low for cash,
PELTRIES, HIDES, OR COTTON,
Dec. IA, ls43. By s. C. TURNER
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

ratefully acknowledging for ourselves. and in
i klf Of our people, the kindness thus shown,
TRUST the interest you have taken in our well
re may in no wise abate. And hoping that you
n accept, in turn, our most cordial wishes for
If happiness and prosperity, we remain,
v it'll the highest respect,
YOUR friends and brothers,
! JAMES FLETCHER,
! ISAAC FOLSOM,
, NATH'L FOLSOME.
EIoN- / c. SPENcER
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

TIME public are hereby cautioned from receiving
l. the following described Treasury note, payment
having been stopped. which was deposited in the U
States Quarter Masters Mail, at Fort ashita, C.
on the 3Ot of August, lS43 and enclosed to George
E. Blake. Esq, Philadelphia, Penn, the same having
never been received by the person to whom sent.
100 dollars, letter b., No. 1870, payable to ID. Hun
ter, dated 29th August, 1912. and endorsed by him,
ID. Hunter, Paymaster, U S. A.,) 18th November
1912. GEO. A. H. BLAKE,
Capt. U. s. Rifles.
Fort Washita, C. NJ, December 18th, ls43-l7-6t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-20

LNiNE German and French cologne
L. Lavender water, rose water, milk of roses
Ess. lemon and ess cinnamon, otto of rosesl
Musk, gold lace. gold leaf
Military shaving soap. 100 lbs; assorted beads
Fancy soaps, palm aud CASTLE do.
fndellible INK, for sale by
WI. g. M. MAYERS