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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
Communicated. ]
ORITuARY.

1t is our mournfu task to announce the sudden de.
mise Of William D. Proctor, Esq, late of Madison
in this State. On Saturday the 9th day of April,
in attempting to War Eagle crock in a small
boat, at Longbrdges mills, he swept the
tthe stream being swollen by the late rains to
usual height,) and lost. -
The circumstances attending the death of Mr.. Proc
tor were peculiarly distressing; he but thirty
years af age in tn" full enjoyment OF health his spir
its bouyant, his hopes fecitous. and he had sut
turned from journey of some three months. to his
dear homo in tho west, the afetionate welcome
Of his wife and the prattling joy Of his children.
The congratulations of his friends were yet sound.
ing in his ears, when ruthless death claimed him fol
his The strict moral integrity of his character
public and private, placed him high in the estimation
of all who knew his worth valued his goodness and
revered virtue. He was member Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. and by his walk in life he oyinc
ed to the world the intrinsic excellence of the Christ
ian characters and whilst the bereaved partner Of his
bosom and his friends bewai in anguish his
sudden exit. they have the consong that his
beated spirit is enjoying the full fruition of love
made perfect in the bssful realms Of Paradise. A.
North Alabama papers ,oill plsass copy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
PORT SMITH, ARK, RACES.


WEDNESDAY. May Is. .ls44-sweepstakes for four
year olds two mile heats-Sl00 entrance half
Capt. J. B. S. Todd's ch. b. John Ross, by Levia.
than, d. by Oscar. Ill
p. Madden's 8. h. John Belchcr, Jr., by John Bel.
cher, d. by Stockhoder. dis.
Time 5i-3 So. a7r- -a-r- 80
Maj. Lear s Oregon, by Leviathan, pd. forfeit.
This race was perfect 'open and shut" case after
the first quarte-. John Ross took the lead and was
yer Tapped, winning the heat hard hand the second
heat was repetition of the first only more so Con-
siderable betting. and few dropped their whole pile
Capt Tunsals stable arrived too late enter his fine
have had a much better contested race = -
THURSDAY, May 16.-Sweepstakes for three year olds
mile heats-slOO entrance, half forfeit.
Col w. Coodeys b. c. Festivity, by Leviathan
d. Magnolia, by Mons. Tonson. walked over
A. Scots Rapldity, by Levathan. d. by Eclipse;
s. Mays'b b. +. by Leyathan, d. Mary Ellen and T.
Mussets Johnanna, by Belcher. d. Sy Stakeholder,
paid forfeit.
saddle race came off between Capt. Todd's horse
Billy Dxey and Capt Tunstals Eruption, by Volcano;
Billy Stayed him easy, and the knowing fell heavy
such shouting never heard. -
Several sweepstakes are made up to be run at Fort
Gibson, On the 2tih and 25h September Also sc.
yeral to como Oft at Fort Smith, the 9Th October
Handsome purses will be given both Places sufficient
to induce hne stables to attend and there appears
be general disposition to improve the breed Of horses
IN Arkansas by asccrtanng which is the right
stock In few years we will be equal to any State in
the Union for fine horses. - .t-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
N @ T IC {,

HANiNG disposed Of my interest at the Mouth of
public. that have permanently located in this City,
and taken the four.story frc.proof Store, No. fve
Fourcher street, doors from for the purpose
BUSINESS. All Cotton, Tobacco, or other Produce
consigned to ne for sale shipment, will be cover
ed by insurance, unless instructed the contrsry
All Merchandise for re-shipment, when practicable.
will bo d0be without storage; but .hen necessary to
store, shall be done at the lowest possible All
orders from Merchants and Planters s.-sll receive
prompt and strict attention.; and from personal
quaintance, and knowledge obtained by Is years
residence in the country, feel confident that your in
terests would be promoted much by my services,
by any other house Feeling grateful for past fayors
hope by faithful prompt and strict personal rtten
ton in future to receive and do solicit share of
patronage. MOSES GREENWOOD.
April 81 .-I2. 4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

Our merchants vssscoivsd la:ge additions of FASH
onable. seasonabe md useful dry goods; these with
the large and stocks groceries. and other
cessary goods sAd wares now ON hand, will enable
them to offer rare bargains to traders and country
merchants.
Many wagons have been in during tho week, but
brought little produce. coming mostly for goods for
country meredants
The small lots of produce that havo arrived met
with ready sales at advanced prices. Marketing of
every description in good demand; farmers having pro-
duce could not meet with proptious time to dis.
pose OF 1t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
Arrivals at the ssCOLUMBus HOTEL,

May g. B. Johnson, Vineyard; Jno. Ross, Jf., Cher
NJ; J. A. Robinson. Big Creek Moses Daniels.
/" 10. J. H. French. Tenn: J. Isett. Hunting
don co., Pa; H. s. Doneson, Donelsonville. CT; w
Burke, Fayetteville. tNs
.. III. w. M. Flemmng, Scott CO.; Mr.. Madden
Jshnson co.; Harris, Beaties Prairie; Geo. Garner. Geo
Tunstall, Independence co..; A. Harris, Fort Gibson
i3- w. B. Sutton, M. Wright, G. Bradon
r. Xirby, Boonsboro; 8. II. Hampstead. Little Rock
Is p. renhyysw asys sa.... p,,.. n, p.,.;..
=. D. Bingham. Dr.. L. S. skinner Ala, A II McK;.
GcH, feyoftevi!e; G. J. Adams, Kosiusko. M;ss w
Soodsy Chez N; ,. Mooa. Fsysttsviiis. III u. l. S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
COM ME- CIAL.

.enco our 1t but little business has been done OK.
3ses the cor mission line. The river rose several
SATURDAY ia.f last, and now navigabie for the
fol,o,w;n. m Thy--r--AAxkansas Mail arrived on
Tn..s. -. solla' arrived Ilum.>. on the day
.,,s S-., - 'hs xaey Walker arrived on Tossdsz
800, a. NJ. o,,e quantity effreight, she Icf
get her manifest, else Y .,. s'.ys we fa'led e
ths benefit Of sur eousssA 49,. A'''sasa io'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

MAY7, 1874.
CorroN-ordinary 5! G; middlng 81 a Z; mid
ding gfair 7aa75; fair 81 3 8; good fair o. a
10; good fine l0a cents.
SUeAR-Louisiana 81 II; Havana white 81
a 104; brown 81 Ct.
MoLAsses-254 26 per gal.
ToBAcco-24 44 c.
FLoUR-$4 80 A 374.
WHIsxEY-Rectfed 10 1911.
CoFFEE-6 IL
SALr-Sl 35 a l 40.
RIcE--2 81 3 90, per bbl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

|er and authority appertailiag there.
courts Of Justice shall reuain in all
rsw established and organipd.
Immediately after the exchange Of
\ Ais Of this treaty, the Prsident OF
N es, by and with tho advicsand con-
aater shall appoint a Comyiaioner,
\ o9sed to Texas and receive 4 trans.
Igri.ofy thereof, and all the s,hives
5,erty and other things here, con-
4 ,nnner of the United Statea He
OuAlzexecutive authority in sd ter
e hsRto the proper execution the
.sErwise provided.
l1'he present treaty shall be RATED
Z ting parties, and the ratifcapns
the City of Washington, insix
lle date hereof, or sooner if psi
hereof, we, the undersigned, Pm
& tho United States of America cd
b ic Of Texas, have signed, by wire
RS, the. present treaty OF onnexatn
|r,lrto affixed our seals, respectively
W. Ellington, the twelfth day OF Apr'
lid nd and forty-four.
X NC. CALHOUN, Seal.
IsAAc VAN ZANDT, Seal.
~. PINKNEY HENDERSON, lSeal.l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
Scott, White & Co..

HAVE just received from Now Orleans. ps
- Steamer Arkansas, very large stock q
Goods, which thoy offer for sale at reduced prico
for Cash, or country produce.
TOO sacks salt sf
22O sacks best Rio coffee *.
80 hhds sugar
80 barrel molasses
10 do loaf sugar
200 kegs Duponts powder
30 Boston cut nails
10 =" brads
40 cases shoes and boots
25 " hats
so boxes claret
10 baskets champagne
40 demijohns superior brandy
5000 superior Havana cigars II
10 boxes superior chewing tobacco
Is T" sperm candlas - e..
ID " Imp Ten - -,
10 queensware, assorted -
25 doz painted bnckets
10 nests keelers IS
l ceroon best indigo
1000 lbs birthstone
! cask sdp lamp oil
e e '::'': ..sss;ss .si'ss and letter paper ss
2 doz horse collars
s.. +" collins axes
boxes mustard - :
20 gross backing
10000 percussion caps p
$50 pr coltonade pants ~ /. SC
doz handsome shirts
/ box ground cinnamon
IL sfiesss siiss;s.
"a doz London Porter. -
Tho above ARTICLES, u,cesher SSth thc.sa - n,
makes our stock sks largest N.,.,s,' -. ~
over offered for sale m ihe M sr,r,' y
and attention 70 bns; M. thss< - <( -. 4
coniidence Of tnc;: &c sis. r. e . ~
/ Van Busena ,afh 80, 1T : -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

Mr.. Clarks:-You are hereby authorized to announce
me candidate for the ofce Of Sheriff of the Coun.
lty of Crawford at the ensuing election in October
hcxt. JERRE R. KANNEDY.
.vApfil 9th, 1874. a-.A-,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
Hats, Shoes, Clothing, and Dry Goods.
D. C. WILLIAMS d I. N. PHILIP
Hanger House, Van Burea,

"AVE Just received, and opening, a well
Il selected Stock of Hats, Shoes, and Summer CL,-
thing, and small lot of Goods, which they pre-.
pared to sell New Orleans Wholesale prices. Coun.
try Merchants respectfully requested to call and
examine
March 30, lSa4-4t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
w. II. g. NJ. MAYERS,

HAVE just received per Arkansas Mail, gen.
II eral assortment of Groceries, which they of.
fer at the lowest prices, viz:
SO sacks Coffee
25 bbls Sugar
5 loaf do
100 sacks Salt
S bbls Rice @
5 Molasscs
10 boxes Sperm Candies
Bbl Sperm Oil
doz. Lard Oil Lamps
SO kegs White Lead
2 bbls Sperm Oil
2 Linseed Oil
20 kegs Ky. Powder
lO4
Canister
20 bags Shot s.-.
500 lbs. Lead
1000 segars, Rogaia, La Joya, Colorado and
Tobacco, Honey Dew, Leftwch, and Po.
cahontas brands
a so boxes Sardnes
~ bbls Crackers
boxes Pine Apple Cheese
~ 20 cans Oysters
10 boxes Cheese
20 Rasins
100 lbs Candies
80 druUs Figs
5boxes Oranges
5 Lemons
doz Gherkins
8 }" Catsup
4" Pepper sauce.
DELPHI Ware.
Together with an assortment Of Drugs and
Medicines.
OF Orders for the above articles will be punc-
tually attended to.Ls1
Fort Smith, March 80, ls44.-s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

A. M. BUSH;
TTAS just received, per steamer Trident and sfers
III for sale low for cash or country produce
100 sacks salt
~ ss' Rio and Havana coffee
bbls brown sugar
ls loaf do.
:. scrushed do.
2 80 nDlasses
mack6fel no. Q
100 lbs assorted candies
Soap Candles starch. mustard tomato catsup pepper
spices, pickles, raisns, lemons, vinegar &c., &c.
April 81, Is44
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
Arrivals at the CHANGER HOUsE.n

May 10. J. Phipps, Creek NJ; JAS Veeder, Benton.
vile; @. Mitchell, Clarksvillo, Ark.
~ H. Rev. s Foreman, Austin Foreman, Mrs.
Oilbraith, Miss Looney, Cincinnati. A.
l3. Thos Hazen. Semiaole ~: Perkins,
Fort Gibson; E. Landerham. Fayetteville; E. D. Pow
ers, McLean's Bottom.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
The Now Orleans Bulletin Of the Sd inst. sa,

The New Orleans Bulletin of the Sd inst. says
-" Gen Gaines. with . division Of the army, has
Deen ordered 70 make his head quarters on the Sa-
ol.e :s river. considerable naual force (sepenfesn
Posss6le IN tie Gulf Of Merico. The steamship,
Union, we are told, will be the flag ship; and the
feet will be under the command of Commodore
CONNER. These measures are only measures of
ordinary precaution and ought not to cause any
unusual speculation or excitement. The armistice
bei'osen Isras and Mesco erpired By Limitation on
the lst inst, but zoe do not beliepe hosilities w be
resumed"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
Van Bunrn, February /. 1874.

Ciarke,
: -You will please to announce me in your pa.
POI Ia candidate for tho Office Of Clerk of the
Sncu' <Court, for the dunty of Crawford, at the
next oo' Ter election. R. s. GIBSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

A hon in New Haven, Ct., recently produced
an egg 81 inches in circumference. The editor
OF the Boston post is anxious to know whether she
would engage to lay them Of that size for q
shilling dozeu.-Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

The distinguished German traveller, vor
Raumer, came out to the United States on tn,
last trip of the Acadia
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
X EN- ID ALL'S

|rEO. WILKINS KENDALLS TEXAN AND
VT SANTA FE EXPEDITION Comprising
description of tour through Texas, and the Greai
South.western Praries, the Comanche, and Caygus
bunting grounds also account Of the suffeTngf
from want of food losses through hostile Indians und
finally tho capture Of the Texans and their march
prisoners to the City Of Mexico With fine plustra.
tons and Maps.
The book is handsomely bound; for-sa,e by
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
April 20 II n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

Very Good.-Keep him at 'east three pacos dis
tant, who hates music and tho laugh Of a child
Larater, E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
Departure Of The Msrican M;ni,,er.-Tbe Bal.

Departure Of the Mexican Minisser.-The Bal
timore American Of the 26th uIt., says:
We learn from an authentic source that the
Mexican Minister, Gen. Almonte, arrived in this
city on Wednesday evening from Washington
and left for New York yesterday. where he will
await tie final action Of the United States Senate
on the Texan treaty now before that body. 1t is
nnderstocd that his own course will be governed
by the action of the Senate.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

Next arc s;ttfatf from three letters or Mr.. Up.
shur to Mr.. Mufphy,a MI sxpatiating on the bene.
fits Texas woald derive from annexation.
Next = letter from Mr.. Packenham 10 Mr.. Up.
shur, Feb. 20, l644, covering one from Lord
Aberdeen, in which his Lordship avows that Great
Britain desires and is constantly exerting herseli
toprocure. the general atoliten Of slavery through
out the world; adds:--
Z" With regard to Texas, we avow that we wish
to see slavery abolished there, as elsewhere. and
we should rejoice if the recognition Of that cour-
try by the Mexican Government should be accom-
panied by an engagement on the part OF Texas
to abolish slavery eventually, and under proper
condition, throughout the Republic"
Next is long letter from Mr.. Calhoun to Mr..
Packenham in which he Expresses the deep con.
Germ of the President at the avowal, for the FIRST
time made to this Government, that Great Bri.
tain desires, and is constantly exertng herselft
procure, tho general abolition of slavery through
out the world; " ard the still deeper concern at
the avowal Of Lord Aberdeen of the desire Of
Great Britain to see slavery abolished in Texas
pnd as he infers, is endeavoring. through her di.
Plomacy, to accomplish it, by making the abolition
" slavery one OF the conditions on which Mexico
thould acknowledge her independence.
he then ably defends the institution Of slayery,
'os it exists in Texas and the United States. and
fnforms the British Minister of the determination
r. this Government to assent, from motives of
et.defence, to the proposition of Texas to incor-
| pofation with the Union.
And last, despatch from Mr.. Calhoun to Mr..
Green, announcing the conclusion of the treaty
! tohe Mexican Government, and assigning the
reson therefor-to wit, fears Of the Vaccinations
4 ofSsreat Britain. He tells him he is enjoined by
thdl'resident to assure the Mexican Government
th4it is his desire to settle all questions between
! theago countries which may grow out of this
treav, or any other cause, on the most liberal and
satihctory terms, including that of boundary.
Andsith that view the Minister who has been
recesy appointed, will be shortly ssnt with ade-
quats,owers.
j Thmbove is a birds-eye view of the tenor Of
differs letters and documents uccompan ying the
Texan featy.
: MEETING IN FAYETTE.
= ---M -------- XIIIE. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

MARRIED:
AT Fort Gibson, the I'd inst, by the Rev. D. Nc
Manus. Adjutant JAMES BELnER to Miss FANNY NEosno
BAYLOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

JOSIAH s. D0AK,
Commercial Row, DOaksville, Choc. Nation.
HHAKES pleasure in informing his friends that he
i has located at the above stand. in Doaksvillo,
where he has on hand large and well assorted stock
of merchandise, which he will sell cheap for cash.
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of and quarter brown domestic, and 4
quarter heached do, and quarter bed ticking, 3
and 4 quarter apron check, long cloths; plain and
twilled shting brown driliings, negro shrtngs Fall
River and Merimac blue prints, fancy colored do
lin do aine, shalla, bombazine, English and Freach
merino, Irish linen;
Kentucky Jeans, Hard times, Linsrys, Tian-
ncls and sattinets.
Linen and cotton thread spool cotton, cotton yarn, la
dies fancy handkerchsfs pongee, Spital6eld and En-
glish do black silk cravats silk and twist, ribbons,
tapes, brads laces &C., &c.
Assorted Mackiaaw and ColOred Blankets,
Hardware and QueeMSWare,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hunts, Collins and Kings axes, trace chains, hoes
knives and forks Carpenters TOOLS butts and screws
coffee mills
IRON, STEEL, CASTINGS &C., DC.
Together with every article usually kept by traders
in this part of the country all of which he will sell
upon The most liberal terms. i
May 3, ls44.-l4-ly. .-...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

Foreign Ne,cs.-The British power in India,
it would appear, is not destined to go forward
without great opposition. Three desperate bat
ties have been fought, according to last accounts,
and the natives were far enough from being sat-
isfed. 80
1t is stated that Spain was on the point of going
to war with Morocco, on account of a Spanish con-
sular agent being beheaded for wounding Moor,
one of party which he suspected of design
to attack him, and that France had offered 10
furnish the supplies.
France, it'is said, has quarrel on her own &C.
count with Morocco, for alleged assistance render.
ed by the latter to Abiel-el-Kader, in algier a.
The Moors, once so glorious, are under the ban Of
France, and must suffer. 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
.. NEW BOOK
1AE Evil AMI LIE REMelN

PEiNG the number which formerly appeared in
ID the Arkansas State Gazette printed in q yo
lume containing two hundred pages ard neatly bound
price 81 O0. For sale by
May 9, 1874. SCOTT WHITE L. co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
DOCTOR JAMES F0RSMAN,

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of
" Van Buren,, and its vicinity. He may be found at
the Hanger House at all times. unless professionally
absent. w..
April 81, 1SH-l2-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
DOCTOR &, G, PUGSLEY,

"AVING permanently located in Fort Smith, res.
IL pectfully solicit, the patronage of the citizens
and persons in tbs vicinity. His residence is Capt
Rogers where he may be found at all times, unless
professionally absent.
Fort Smith, April 81. lS44.--I2-3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

"The Arkansas Intellige ncer' published a.
Van Buren, heretofore a neut raj paper has doff.
ed its neutrality, and stepped boldly into the ranks
OF Democracy Louis paper.
Yes, and there will we boldly stand to battle
for our principles. sc ~ '.-
1t is rumored thai Mr.. McNulty, At present the
Clerk OF the House of Representatives at WASH
ington. will be nominated to succeed Mr.. Moore,
the late member Of the House from Ohio.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
RoB'T snsd;
J. G. PITTMAN, Secreta,J. eMEY, China.

Movement Of Troops.-he St. Louis New Era
Of tho 9th ult.. says:
NJ Ane steamer ~ Nara leShefe this morning for
New orleans. We learlthat she VIA -stop at
'ettsrson Barracks and taA on board eight .om.
Padies or the third regimq of the United Stas,
Infantry, who have been oSered to rendezvous q
Fort Joseph, on the fronti4 os Iaxas. Aa0eeahls
to an order is.ued ms mo,em.ns 49,. we p srt
Washlngeon A6SS to have them IN raad;rs.r re- =
ase4 teeSdoa q soon 40 No rafi6cat;on ~ -
s1erssson i annodsssd. S'A- y an
NJ. Thos. GrsshkI kICer7E Eo S.I;ns-. ,m.,
! ! .is;ss's ss;is : sss ;'.'a 2 'A' explosion
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

AC'Has VI SUDsCIIptIUu ana A0vcnisIngs u
For one years subscription, FIVE DOLLARS, in u
vance For Advertising one square of -.cp prinfX
lines (or 100 words) dollar for tho first nsertiou
cance.
Extra copies Of tho LARGE ENGRAviNGs o.
STEEL may be obtained at tho publication Office at -
dollar each They will be sent any see lion OF d.
Union, so enveloPed as to secure them from injury
II is desirable that such letters and communicstios
as relate TO the editorial department and to Blood Saoc
be addressed to WM. T. PoarEa; all othcrs to J. Reh
ards. The postage must bc paid in all cases.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
aes""nss ~ ~ rsi',He SSpll
scs --en the "a" March Ie43-w.s i,
rye and magnihcsatly' ezeeuted portrait q
COL. VIA. R. JOHNSON.

INC Ndpoleon Of Tie Iar(1"
Engraved by A. L. Dick in line, after an o,r,,,,&
trat IN OIL ey Henry lnman. Esq, now In the Put
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18

The esprit of the Times" in 90 we'll known tb,cr.
out tho country as tho acknowledged .ChronicIc 81
Turf, Field Sports, etc.. that IL s not deemed -
~ to go into any detail Of its peculiar chaTactsr,.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-18
AMAGNiFICENT A PoRTRAIT OF rAsuIo

The Champion Of tie american Turf.
Is now in the hands Of the Engrsver and will be re-.
for publication in short time -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-27
CHEAp CASH STORE.

II. LANOUE, Senr. having opened his
store in Laurel street, opposite Mr.. Jourdan's
Apothecary's shop, offers 10 sell, on the lowest
terms for cash the following articles:
Canvassed hams and sardines in half boxes,
and mackerel in small tubs.
Soap by the box or retail, ]sparmacsti candies
Champaign by the basket,
Cider in boxes,
Sweet oil by basket, half do and bottle,
Curacao and absinthe,
Loaf sugar. Havana coffee,
Preserved gruits in brandy and sugar,
Havana sweetmeatS in small boxes,
Old cognaol brandy. Tuscaloosa whiSkey,
Kershwasseri
White wine vinegaft
Rice, Vermicelli, Macarcni.
Assorted cGrdials and syrups,
Sifters and baskets,
Mustard, ~pimento, pepper, tea and Spanish
chocolate,
French perfumerieg, combs, hair and tsoth
brushes,
Cutlery and crockery ware,
Letter paper, fo%olGcap, quilts, and blank
books,
SnuH..FIavana segarg, do, melees.
Painters, shoe and withdrawing brushes,
French and American hair brooms,
Boston nails frSra @ 10 20c by tho key or at
retail,
Coffin nails whitS and black,
Dupont's gun powder by half kegs.