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NAVIGATION OF THE Sr. LAwRENcE.-A late
Quebec paper speaks Of the arrival at that port
from klngston IN Upper Canada, of the barge
shannon, built at Point au Prembees for thr
Quebec Forwarding Company, carrying l,90e
barrels Of -four IL is stated TO be the greatesi
number OF barrels which had been brought in any
vessel il descending the RapiCs Of the st. Law
renee. The vessel is described as of a siuilar
draft of water to tho generality OF the barges IT,
that trade, viz. feet inches.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHUnCH.-We hnve heard i;
stated thar Two Young LADIES' nuvices of the Ur-n-
line Convent, will be prulrssai or rike The hiach
veil of the Or!rr, 10 morrow morning, III ST. Finn
l.ai' Cathedral, Bro d street. The solemn and IN
,rrestlng ceremony will comm-nce ut O'Clock
TIE very Rev. r. ). Baker will pr-ach on me oc
casluu. Charleston Coar 21th.
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Price Sis per 1000
ny Hardware, Cutlery, Sc.-LEWlS BENZ
DICT CO. respectfully inform the ir'ens eno the PuoHc
generally ta, they removed to this ety and nave c
tb. Store 81 Pearsteet (oppose the Peare house,
rhane thev - now openpg large and weseected aSsof
ment o Goods both Foreign and Domestic 10 whch tney
would call the attention OF those wishing 10
~Dr. Felix Gouraud's Italian Medtcated fss
SOnu-For curing freck!es, pinpIes. erupuons oicnes
eurvy mo!phew, hea. spots, bites ana al arnn
and ourhness and saowne ana dsisne bs snT
eyes It's emoent and healing qualities are spoken OF IN al
directions and every one who recommend IL One cake
% cents, We warrant Il to all ordinary poses and
Is to be had genuine only at Walker street one door iIom
Ln", .,se, Philadelphia; Grny. Poushkeepse, 1ousey
Rochester: Myers. New Haven: Dyer Providence; Carleton
Lowell and Trpp. Newark ]s"in
Fei1 PondFs Subtle Ss S
from m lips The hair S us m broad and nd s e.
s9teranous hair BE SURE the genuine at the original
Office. s. Walker street. one doc. from Buadway.
sl per bottle: directons French and English. =,
Haven: Brown. Is c6esnq5 Jordan
Ssisisa SaSeh rSnsy Sss 4 Y Gud Ban.oi White
and In NO M mistake. E .''A '''''' '' iei In
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Llle and speecnes or H.nry Clay.

Life ana speec OF Henry Clay.
Another large edition of this nPrecedentedly
cheap work has just been printed, and the pub.
fishers are now ready to supply orders to any e1-
tent with promptness and despatch. The WORK
in two octave volumes is of upwards of HOO
pages with steel engravings, and is sold,
eound boards with cloth backs and gilt tles, 81 2
wholesale price IS cents.
Bound in full cloth with stamped sides, 81 5-wholeIale
price 81 20.
Bound in full cloth with gilt backs 81 7whoesae 81 25
We constantly receiving orders for this Work with
directions have it forwarded BY mail The postage w
double the price OF tbs book and therefore advise al
who may with obrn Send their orders through
chants who may be visiting the cites for goods.
o Wh-r-vera club Of t~eivr or more De- reiSed al
one place merchants other. who make the purchases i'll
receive ihvm al The wholesale prices
GREELEY 81 McELRAIH.
Tribune BuiiiIngs,
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JOSHIJa GARSED 81 &


ENGLISH NJ NUFACTURERS
OF PATENT THREADS. Shoe Threads, super Sal
yIwns G'Ilns rwine Carpet Warp and Flax and Tow
No. z BORLLNG SIP. NEWYoRR: jss sn.
L'k1H HALL Mol Frankln;ayars have e4,asssanuy
e na sS e stese % E,fGl g piaSS FRTs TfS o
.yies I and INC fash 5 GUITARS "m the be-. spans. DseT
sy!s s'e Of fx Sns g. pG a"
e liz e II aEsT Il I
@ DG, %fSHns NR 4 MUsCises1 MMUs a
q % pg;SSe& lf PUBlSFEP %ra q he ss sEs
81 S GeAASSS pI he s t 6RfHts GEE snk
ng coiectInn oi aee o tour male voice., with ace9m
eaaHs h si sSIt AS e. g s"% bSai SRs
t Merchants and the MuHcaI community generally s are r
~ I4 IA EiyE $ESf MIiicT i f$GE ,.!Is.5 Years
which they giarane renain light when
sifeced BY the Shrinking swelling Of the PaDs which
The eowns Teoiis%sp md heir dwelling house. and
this covered by TN, method TO theI ssfac'ion:
jb" i%y 8 Hssfen sehee16o e l"' E 40 Biosdwry -. -.
psyt Austin Esq cot Yf Exchange place and t1 1Wlism-
Geo g. BaisI Esa 80: 81 Nwaau-a
Frances Burnt. Esq. 6s Broad-st.
Motto. ia given Improvement patented, all per
com in rade wishing roof By the bscnben plan
'An nb % GffJt's 's and 70 Bosd
L,AIRBANKS'sP PATENT PLATFORM sCALEs-The
manufacturers have broughthese Balances very great
degree Of perfection and their modcntons have
adapted them all the for which heavy transactions
s afs o ey Fl DRASY Sa
RACY-accuracy not merely rs specific point and to an
amount but uniform accuracy at angle OF the Platform
and throughout the entire from the lowest 10 the high
est capacity Of the Balance.
These scales keep their adjustment perfectly liable
arrangement and seldom any for repairs They
most Of the Railroads the United State. and IN
OF them they have been long ue the OPERATION beng
perfect so also the Dormant and Portable Scales Tor weigh
Ing merchandise Merchants and cther who have had them
TOR OF testify 70 tber uniform
accuracy and 10 m ec thai they appear unaffected o wea
These scales have patented England wnefe tsy nts
extensively used 10th private %aeopp, p and pubic s
EDH ASi) FIELD. No. 1 fhii suee' Si"t,
OBJ eodly J. w. THDRNE No lis Broad street N. D.
yJ'o MERCHANTS. Denlers n Boots and Shoef.ihe ne
subscriber prepared e eel M Boo' ano Sn oo ~ hand
6r WHOLESALING or RETAILING; al Eo Fulton ST.
Brooklyn. SMITH & &HAK----. HAKlslioNe-
TYI11 -, a1I1IytRs- ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS,
SUPERIOR Enameed, Porcelain Ivory Surface wnas insnrS
coored blanks Cards Of every DESCRIPTION as manure nse
m The New YORK Gard Mandatory tot tas al redac
| BY L. SMITH. iGa John street. opposite CHI 81.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LfE.-'rhe dwelling hous.
OF William P. Thornton, Fleming, Cayuga co.
was destroyed by fire on the 25th INST. and his
son Stephen, aged II years, pe-shed in the hamrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

Z. W EMPIE,
No. 73 Cedar. one door from Nassau st..
IIAS received from Auction nHRnhcent french prned
Muslns Boche Pnid and striped P0ut de Sole, OF
superior quality, black striped Barege. New Style Bazo
rine l0.i SATIN striped Bnucee Shawh Ladies Cnyats.
rich Hat Cap Ribbons, Bu,ses Thrend md Ashbu
Lnces. white and bnc1 Cardinals colored Silk shawh
m cash will well call and the stock before puI
rhn.n- their gnnds my25
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Price la Cts.-37 1-2 Cts. for IL Copies.
Can there be a Church withsut Bishop

Controversy between Rev. Dr. Wainwright and Potts grow
ing out the incidental assertion Of the former thet There
CAMS; be u Church without Bishop"
The above Controversy printed in neat Pamphlet and
done I'D with printed coyen For sale at the Tribune Office
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COT TiilUi y NttERS, 3il BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURER OF LAMPS. GiRAN!pl:ES
vi 'CANiELABRA. &c ond Dealers IN HoUSE-FuR.
NlSliiNG GOODS senetdIy-Bcng connertsd with VIC VI
mnnuicons, tie unned State they arr ena-
oef Lamps t;ndeabni tSc or Churches. Halls io-
els Private Dwellings Stei.ats and PIckets un the most
AMI 0i ny n IL he surpassed IN this or
ny country Epecin attention invited To their Solar
aud ship Lamps for ecunomy aud light upersena all Others
the public 80 les, than FouR GOLD md TWO sILvER
aKpAs have within the Inst yenI, been awarded 10 tho
public respectfully invited U call and examine for then
selves.
no CousTRY TRADERS supplied at factory prices.
'5'UKEAD, NEEDLE AND FANCY STORE. Broad.
i way between Thirteenth and Fourteenth sreets.-1he
ne 81 the public respectfully invited o the new stors
opened above tconin extensive assortment oil small
articles the family with vnr'ety OF fancy goods.
yz:ns Needles iluuks and Eye Sewing Cotton.
and Silk. Buttons 1npe.. Bobb" Pune r"i'i zephyr Won-
ted Patterns. priOTHed BRISTOL B0afd Bbbn,.
Gloves. Ml Lades Crvn,s and Cnps Gent!emens oarI.
,oms Gloves Handkerchief. Suspenders. &c. Hosiery,
MANILA Grns Cloth. India Nnnkeen Pnrnsns sun Shades.
school aud Trayeng alet.. paIn and Fancy baskets.
Wax and other Dolls, &c. Hair, Nail and Teeth brushes.
Ivory Shell combs. Plain and Fancy Stationery. Note Pa
per- Envelopes Steel Pens God and Silver Penc. Perfume
y, Fancy Grernl n Shnynr Cream md ohe, choice
articles for the Toilet, splendid Vnnigets Smelling Bottles,
SC &c.-The stock has been selected with great care and
iel9 If: :'N ~ WV c. BLUM.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

No l6O NASSAU-Sl REEI.
All kinds of Job Printing, such az
PAMPHLETS. MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS
CATALOGrks. LkCTURk blLLs' ~,
CHECKS, CARDS. CoNCERT. BILLS. fInin ano
INSURANCE PoLICIBs Fancy
BILLS OF LApIS6, POLITICAL BILLS
CIRCULARS. SiRCE ELARs, lIeat eSS:
Promptly executed at s Office OF The roune NO. o Nassau
street-opposite the Park.
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MACKlE & I,EVERETT,
COMnISSI MERGE HANTS,
No I07 WATER STREET

Below Wall street,
JOHN T. MACKIr, late iackie. Oakley e Jennson IN
Josiah $. LEyERETT, nie Leyerett Il Thomas.
Denles nEd WtOu.ht NHils and SPIKES, Axe I'm
Plate BHnca fn. Lend Copper Iinc. Speitef Wire Eng:
h, American and Rusn sheet irQn. Hoop Iron Bmlsen
Rods Band Iron Nai spike Rods Shoye, Spcdes, Caa
Steel Brads Tacks aud SpnrrowbIk Bss Kettles. Tinne
Fire. pto"f Snss nnd Iron Chests Of ali si1es mlsSm
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

y o. 3 7 q u ~ Z z {.
Il B. CLAYTON q SONS are IN constant receipt OF Pa
IL rERs nonped every branch 81 the ,rnde. embracing
an unusually ls- "i Inpk B"ok Cap nnd eifeI
ns ,u.eh.T wth every DESCRIPTION 81 News md BOOK
pfIniiny Cnort- r. PEI -, Ne hun nnd other Envelope
lobncro Shoe AMI Tea. Stplw and Rng Wmpeng: lard
,vnrp and Cloth great lk nnd Log. Tissue, PLAN
nl cuure,i. &c Beside, Stmw, Bonnet. Trunk npd
i,nndln. Rnarls. Press Paper. sc &c. mlOd
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THE TRIBU N E.

GLINPSES OF EUROPE.
No. XXXul BY ATxAvELISo NEw YORKER.
Foreign Correspondence of The New-YoTk Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

rl,EAS.--sU che,Is Souchong dU half chesn 90.
$50 hnlf chests Ning Yong Seuchong.
81 dn Cuper Souchong.
10 Chests fine Mohee Ppwrhorg.
~ fnncy hoNcs lno Nohse ScuchQnS.
100 chest, Tyson
10 fancy boxes iiyson tiEc.
lcO che>ts Yong Tyson.
go malt chests do.
4O0 chests Tyson Ska
80 nail chests Superior Gunpowdsr.
50 do 10 Imperial.
All country packed and of late Importation. -.
For s,le by GhISHELL. MINI uhN q
IL ~ South Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

ENGLISH w FNUFACTURERS
OF PATENT THREADS. Shoe Threads. super SAD
OTwins. Glng Twine, Carpet Warp. and Flax and Tow
NO 4 RHRILN-G SLIP. NEly- YORK ssams
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
Ten Copies for One Doll.r!
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HENRY CLAY.
BY EPES SARGENT, ESQ

Price l2t cents single cOpy-l0 copies for 81.
TIE following Is f.hl. Of The Conrentx Of 4. Chapter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

the ccntncr, measure of weight equivalent to
ll3 pounds; and the reduction of the imposition
on Tobacco in leaf of about a cent and on the
stems of tobacco of cent and third per pound.
On liberal estimate of the addition which nigh;
be expected in the consumption of tobacco from
this rate of reduction of duty, in the States OF the
Zo Veren, it cannot be counted as extending
beyond few thousand-say from five TO SIX
thousand hogsheads a year. This estimate is
formed on the rate of progression ior some years
past of the export of Tobacco from the United
States to Germany. The price of Tobacco, lnde-
pendenty OF the reduction which might follow
diminished rate OF duty, is already so moderate
in the Zoll Yerein States that increased con-
sumption to any considerable extent can hardly
be inferred as the effect of the diminutlon.
Such, then, is the paucity of advantages pro-
missed from the acceptance of the treaty. 10
these are to be opposed the reductions Of duty
conceded in compensation, extending TO whole
classes and large varieties OF articles comprehend
ed in our present tariff, and descending to rates
of twenty, fifteen, and ten per cent.
ARTICLE 1.
The United States of America agree not to impose
duties on the importation OF The following ARTICLES,
the growth produce, and manufacture OF the States
OF the Gerrnanic Association OF Customs and Com
merce, exceeding
/. Twenty per centum sd valorem on the inpor-
tstion Of
/. All woolen, worsted, and cotton mitF caps,
and bindings and wooden, worsted, and cotton ho-
siery, that is 10 say, stockings, socks, drawers,
shirts, and all other similar manufactures made on
frames.
.. On all musical instruments of every kind e1-
cept panoiortes. i,
tation Of
/. All articles manufactured of fax or hemp, or OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

C,ONN0N Chalk i poisonous the SKIN. hut tie Spa'
h ;lIy " hi. mpars the lace. neck eT arm, NJ iaG
pure iNing iese alahHef ~".ene,,-noi i'root;as NJ.
r rjssrnr, >od only genuine nj ~ br"aawsy. .
Na''.in ~ ~ ~ L. N'''e - AO i3i I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

. FIRST RATE SHAVING SOAP. TO make thick.
ch a'iog atheI 2 'oen the beard and the s.
no pr-pn ton of Old Maple, oap-soh tor shings jar
A, @ Bfuad,.ay - Chaham street Gsots, only ,ry this
n,r. ,e23 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

Cht.A-k Spurs IN YOI'R CIUTEE-. OR 81 AIMS.
VI ARE sa ed aad IN. sp4esranc" ateT & the aoes
I'M ro,ei hy Mugio ENs,e Soap-.od at ss Brodf~ay
a nd - Chaihan street. F;ce , cents JeG I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

,,,UE REST SOAP IN THE WORLD. Roberts inprn'
lrown S,ap ai;c- That mas become very seue.
E r ,. m ,b> c'y and /, housskespc would look IN
ite more and hrd the grocer, who do mol Aerp y. ou
,tbar mn, ihe,r oil with more in'eof 'ot
. Son, would economy N using ~ Il, t'>e VINO haNo
r Il ponounrc ~ the best and cheapest to the Snr.u.
,. NJ. ny INN. the KIND made. Bear IN mind Is ,wn
and nt Pale SOAP ana every bar = 'ampcd hnoe'' I'm I'M
~ ,S's cav and Brok,yn Mandatory 40 Cherry s;
lNt'.i.' HNpA''AN -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

We are authorised I'd announce W. B. HEARD a. =
candidate for Treasurer of Crawford co. a. The ner
election: - - ~. ss,sl ~ d ( ~
~ We are .ussSii,es e that ISAIAH yINsAAf
Election. So l z, -
We are authorised to announce JONATHAN EP
PIER ss candidate for sMagistrate in Van Barren
Township. g ~ Z 50
Z Weare authorised oannouncc I'D. DAuGHERyY
as candidate for Treasurer of Crawford COUNTY.
y We are authorised to announce THCS. A. BROOK
ING is candidate for Magistrate. in Van Buren, To
ship 81 20
We are authorised to announce JOSHUA TIBBETTS
as candidate for Magistrate, in Van Buren, ownsIp
candidate for Magistrate, in Van Burcn Township. Il
the ensuing election, in October next.
We are authorized to announce ISAAC B., AUSTIN
as candidate for Magistrate in Van Buren Township,
at the ensuing election, in October next.
al the REQUEST of many voters. H. B. HOWELL has
consented to become candidate for magistrate Van
Buren Township, at the ensuing October election.
+ We are authorised to announce D. w FILLINGIM, !,
as a candidate for constable of Van Burcn township
We authorised to announce GEORGE WASH
lNGTON HAWKINS, as candidate for Coroner Of
Crawford county
We are authorized to announce ]. w. WASH
BOURNE, a candidate for Magistrate of Van Buren,
Township. - g--.-.-. ..' .a'EE
We authorized to announce N. A. PRYOR, as
candidate for constable Of Van Bure Township, at the
ensuing October election. Pc. a-rr-.r -, -
Weare authorised to announce BIVIEN BROOKING,
candidate for Constable, of Van Buren, Township
at the ensuing election. -a.ts- &
We are authorized to announce ALEX ANDER
MCLEAN, the present incumbent, candidate for
election to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court
Crawford county, at the next October election.
-..- VAN BuKES, February 1, lS44.
Mr.. Clarke, 2
SR:-You will please to announce in your pa
per candidate for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court. for the county of Crawford, at the
next October election. X. S. GIBSON.
Mr.. Clarke:-You are hereby authorized to announce
a candidate for the office of Sheriff Of the Coua
ty of Crawford, at the ensuing election in October
next. JERRE X. kANNADY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

And, also, in each Of the respective counties the
following county officers to wit one Sheriff. ono
Coroner, one Cerx of the Circuit Court, ,one County
Treasurer, one County Surveyor; and for The
respective townships in each county, one Cons.a.
Bile, and such NUMBER of Justices of the Peace. ms
are authorized by the constitution and Ia ws of this
State. And also, three School Commissioners
for each and every county in this State, as provided
by Sec 70 OF ian act to esablisha system of Com.
mon Schools in the State of Arkansas . approved
Feb. Sd, 1913. a2Fa -qef =
The Sherifs Of the respective counties are
requid to cause said elections to be holden accord
ing To- law. a,if r-rel $ n
Ia testimony whereof, have hereunto
setmy hand and caused the seal of said
[. 8. State to be affixed at Li,tie Rock. on the
Slst day of July, A. D. 1874.
by me Governor ,54 ~ fSAML'ADAMS.
DAvD B GREER. Secretary of Statc,
July 81, le4ks-td. @
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
NOTICE.

SEALED and scperate proposals. will be received at
~ the ofce Of the Undersigned, until l2 O'clock NJ
the 2eth day OF September lef4, for furnishing fhe
Quarter Masters Department with (5000) five
bushels Of corn, and (20OO) thousand bushels of
oats.
800 bushels OF oats, and upwards.
single bid for the whole amount of corr or oats
VIII have the preference all other bids should
thus bid be equal TO, less than the average of
small bids
The privilege OF rejecting any all bids deemed too
high Is reserved to the United States.
Quarter Mater office, f. b. ALEXANDER
Snith, sept. l, 1914. Capt. & A. Q. M.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

DlCKETT e. GREGG have Just received and are
i now opening, direct from New York and Pha.
phia, 80
10 cases blue Prints, new style, all figures; ~
IL " Fancy assorted Prints style;
~ " Kentucky Jeans, Sattnets Gassimercs and
Hard Times; -
so bales brown, striped. plaid and bleachcd DO.
mestics, all qualities c"ttoua dGs, twls gam.
broons, suspenders hosiery, shawls and
all sorts and sizes, style silks aces and ribbons
umbrellas Parasols and shades, lawns nous de lanes
coat trimmings boots. shoes, hats, caps and bonnets
new style; books and stationery, hardware and cutie
ry glassware and queenswsre; scythcs and sckics
nails, castings and cotton yarn sugar. coffee and
res gencrally in fact, almost every article usually
found in any store in this coun,ty-ui Of which are
ohcred very low for cash and barter wholesale or
tail.
Van Bnrcn. Ark's May I3. Is44-I6-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
.Sfu IS AUCEION.f 4 =
>HE Undersigned will expose for sale on the fir
4 day of October next at Public Auction
THREE LARGE RRIOK STORES.

ME undersigned will expose for sale on the first
4 day of October next at Public Auction
THREE LARGE BRIOK STORES,
Each fronting 20 feet Main street. by SO feet deep,
situated in the best business part of Van Buren, The
stores are all built in the most approved modern STYLE
open Fronts with cut stone water tables and sills and
hnlshed with betting course of cut lso each
two stories high, with attic, the upper stories are
to be finished for Offices for which they answer WE'LL
being well ventilated, and finished with IL rec
coats of Pastcrng the store rooms are 4 feet high
from noor to ceiling, and renting for 81 ,2UU
per year. ..E si..z..... ..ta. -
ALsO-FlvE LOTS .f-sa1
Stnlted in Van Buren,, three of which on Main st.
and two on Washington street, all good lots. E.
ALSO--One lot on Main street. whIcli is erected
good and convenient dwelling house, containing Sc.
ven good rooms, and having excellent brick kitchen
attached thereto; with four rooms, good brick smoke
noose ana all necessary outbuildings, together with
one OF thc best wells in the town.. E.t ..
4 ALSO-The undivided half of 800 acres of first
rate land, situate in Lees Creek townshp Craw ford
county. at the forks of the Fayetteville, Evansville
and Cove Mountain roads, leading Fayct eville SO
acres OF which is improved and under fence and the
remainder is well tmbercd and has thereon erected
vera good houses, and all necessary outhouses and
abundance of excellent water to the houses
tose ether with large apple orchard; the said place
Is well known as the Mobey place. and lay about Is
miles from Van Buren,. ''..
~ ALSO-A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on the Frog Bayou road, miles from Van Bu-
SAID land is well watered and we'll tmbered with
~ acres improved and in cultivation. Also two good
log cabins, and good apple and peach orchard This
place is well known as the Couch place gt.....
ALsO-ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND
Adjoining the last mentioned place, which is also well
timbered, and which there is spring of good sui
phur water this four miles from Van Buren, and
Is known as the Norwood entry, and Claytor place.
ALSO-\ MOTHER TRACT OF LAND,
situated on the Fayetteville road, mile from Van
Buren,, containing 1903 acres the land is wo timber
ed, and is known as the Mills tract.
AISO-SVV ArRES nE
Adjoining the Randolph tract, and also adjoining the
town OF Van Buren, lndisputabe titles will given to
all the above described property.
my dwelling house is not sold at the time specified
will rent it, together with household aud kitchen
iurnfture Will also hire my negro woman, "a good
cook } and a small negro girl.
Ihe abov property will be sold bargain, the
dersgned owes honest debts kind friends which
he is anxious to pay. DANIEL WILSON.
August "a lS4l.-29-td.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
FORT SMITH SEMINARY.

ME NINTH SESSION of this institution will
II commence on the 30.h inst Session % weekras
usual Terms; for spelling and reading ss O6; ali
guage SIS 90 per session. payable quarterly. ="
a EmALs TEACHER, with a thorough knowledge of
tne English grammar, Philosophy. Botany &c., who
ary One having some knowled Of Music and Draw.
ing would be preferred Address the subscriber Post
Pale. JOHN CARNALL. 4
Fort Smith, Sept. 25. Is44-a4zat ib'. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
!, YELL. sGL::s}

p facts show any Discrepancy
ne for copy of his deed, which,
", / sent him. Mr.. WaIker,wrote
Il condition Yell's stock was in. |
|hatlhe transfer ofhis Yell's) stock
10 consummated." Where now is
~ Certainly there is nome Ny
1coPy ofhis deed does not make out
p he had transferred his stock, as
y have people believe. Yell has
be showing he had completed the
toub Yell was anxious TO "cIear
'e banks: but as be has not com
chssier in important particulars,
Aolder to all intents and purposes.
~ what wrote To Walker is true,
ansfer Of Yeil's stock has not yet
Pd." Yell can never be released,
rs provision Of the cilarteS y com
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28
SCOTT, WHITE & co.

SCOTT, WHITE & co.
HAVE just received from New Orleans, and
- for sale low for.s
as kegs Boston cut nails
10 do EPSON salts tatd
3 do alum Y
- 90 barrels sugar
800 lbs birthstone
800 lbs copperas -as
barrels molasses
S DO nackcrel
do tanners oil ga
l tierce rice
20 boxes sperm candles
ftI do loaf sugar
5 do queensware IL.
4 S do soap -s -a.. .,sf
do pine apple cheese 1l
a bale oakum
1000 lbs. Crowly stoole
100 lbs. cast steel ~
100 lbs. E. b. do .. .-. Z. F
1 cask Goldfish
3 sacks pepper
20 bags assorted shot - .
10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars, ".
- Cinnamon, cloves, nutmcgs, and came
Fbe. 10, 1914. ." De-. -