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ArHW CHINA STORE,

NhT II " ClElNN . VIkf-'
No. 81 :, CALVERT STREET.
D.4PTD P.1RR would respectfully inform bis
friends and generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE to No. 81 ). Calvert St, where
he has opened aud ia now opening large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, of
recent arrivals, which he offers for sale on the most
accommodating terms He is also extensively On
g1gad in the manufacture Of STONE 81 EARTHEN
WARE, a large assortment OF which viii be found at
the store as above, and at his Poefies on BondSt,
a short distance north Of L. Baltimore ST.
{IT- Country Merchants and others would do wen
10 give mt call before making purchases elsewhere.
DAVID PARR,
a2O-3n No. "a >. Calvert street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, CARTS. .s,c.
NEW HORSE MARKET

a. NEW HORSE MARKEE
.se,s~-usSf's will, for the future, be held at the
sp<syaaaI q FRONT-ST HOTEL, (Old Town, }
opposite the Circus, every WEDNES-
,,sss4nn,IsJ DAY and SATURDAY MORNING,
WORCESTERSHIRE 10 O'Clock, for the sale of Horses,
Carriages, Carts, Wagons, Cows, Farming Utensils,
&c. &C., as may be offered The Yard is large, clean
and convenient, and every accommodation necessary
will be rendered 10 buyers and sellers, by
HUGH BOWLING.
se26- frtu3W JOHN |. GROSS, Auctr.
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EN nnn EATHS BY CON-
DSPo SUMPTION would perhaps

~ ~ SUMPTION would pprhanS
be small estimate for the raVages ofs dreadful dis
ease in single year; then add the fearful catalogue of
tloSe cut of by Inflammation of the Lungs, Hemor-
image, Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis, and
other diseases of the LUNGS AND LIVER, and the
would pres en an appalling proof of the fatality Of
these two classes of diseases.
But 1t is important to know that nearly all of this
dreadful waste ofh life might have been prevent
ed by timely use OF
DR.. WISI.fR'S B.fLS.fM OF WILD CHERR y
the greatest remedy ever dscOvcredby for all dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs produced by cold and
changeable climates.
scores OF cases have come to our knowledge where
the patient had been given up die of COn pt0n-
as beyond the reach of medical aid-but who by the
use of this Wild Cherry Balsam have been speedily
restored TO complete health
a sister OF well known clergyman recently left the
school she was atending-beng advised hatshe must
die ct Consumption-to return to her home, wishing
10 spend her few remaining days with her friends. BY
some means she induced to take Wistar's Balsam
OF wild Cherry by which she en- rely cured in
snort time and returned TO her school with light
heart and relnvgorated health.
Many of the mos distinguished physicians in New
YORK and Brooklyn give this Basam their unqualified
approval. Why should they noH 1t is every where
hailed ms
"N.fTURE'S F.fTORITE PRESCRIPTIONS
being tpfmedtrOm chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple, hut powerful Ingredients
OF NatuTe's own Laboratory.
All orders must he addressed to ISAAC BUTTS,
Ann street, New York
For sale by g. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
high SITS. Baltimore, aud Il. :. PATTERSON, Wash
ngton, d. c.. and by most of the Druggists in Mary
and aud the District of Columbia. mh3rmu
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~ G. PETEitS, JR.,
NERCU TAILOR

az G. PEFEItS, j r..
" MERCHANT TAILOR.
Ever thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed up
on him. would apprise his patrons and friends that for
want OF room in the old stand, No. South St. he has
removed to No. S, two doors below, where he will
keep an increased assortment of the finest fabric in
his line of business OF the latest lmporaons to which
he begs leave call the attention of his friends and
the public, and which he is prepared to make up in
the most fashionable style, TO order.
n. B. All orders will be attended TO with prompt
ness and despatch. ol5 eoft
uHnpS For sale AT 81 LIGHT. ST. hY
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CLEARED


CLEARED.
Brig kirkwood, Martin, New Orleans, B. Buck &
Son.
schr Ann Smith, Smith, New York, Rose, Merrill
4 Co.
sAILED-Barque Wyman, Dill, Boston; brig Globe,
Young, Bordeaux; Kirkwood, Martin, New Orleans;
schr Mobile, Bulmer, Mobile.
ARRIVED,
steamer X. F. Stockton, Layman, from Phadel-
pAa, mdse. TO j. A. Shriver.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
of Rappahann0ck, brganlne beating w; and
of Sparrow's Point, ship Cumberland, aground, with
The Pataasco lying alongside ready to assist her Off at
the rise Of the tide.
BELOW-Schr Sarah, Eldridge. from -.
MEMORANDA.
Rarque PaO hence at N. Orleans eth inst.
Sehr Zenohia, Brown, hence at Charleston lith
instant.
onps Frederick Leo, scdenburg; Albert. Frirzsn;
and birqne kronprnH Won Hanover, Mennen, all
hence at Bremen Previous to 23l ut.
Ship Caspar, SpllCker, for Bremen; barques Iowa.
Thompson, for Rio de Janeiro; Larohe, Allen, for
Galveston; brig Orleans, Long, tor West Indies; aud
schr CoSm0pOltc, Oliver, for ArrcibO all from Bat
more; aud brig Argyle, Cooksev fiom James River for
Rio, went to sea from Hampton Roads 3h.inst.
Rriss Margaret, ttew) Knights and Ellen, Racket,
for BAL imorc, sailed from Portland 18Th inst.
Brig Monroe, Watts, FIN astpnrt for Baltimore, was
spoken 9h inst off ). sh1al of Nantucket, by New
York pilot.
Brig Baltimore, Brown, from Baltimore for Boston,
arrived at Holiness Hole llth inst: and schr Anne,
Perry, from do for Portsmouth, N. y. do do. l2,h.
Schrs Rochester, Rogers, AMI Miiiisent, Tunne
for Bali. cleared AT New York 18th in [.
Schr Richard Borden, Bearse, fiOm Baltimore, ar
rived at Fall River lh inst
EMT HEN in the course of human events it be
w comes Necessary for the citizens of BALI
more and others to tepenish their purses and pocket
books the best thing they can do is to send To call
AT N. D0YLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. IA PRATT
ST, opposite the Railroad depot (next to Bradshaw S
United States Hote) and procure of the magni-
cent capitals 10 he drawn this week. Doyle has sold
more prizes than any other yender in the T. States,
and the pfesum pti0n is that he will sell great many
mort therefore you would get tch in the shortest
possible time, call and invest ii small in the fol
lowing splendid schemes.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the Thomas Thumb scheme, capital
$4,000 Whole tickets 81, halves so cents, quarters
. cents. | will sell % wholes for S3 25 halves for
Sc So % quarters for So 20. Look out Ladies, now's
the time To get spin money"
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky nuIabeTs by
the package, single ticket share. All orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
VI. DOYLE, 10. lH Pratt street,
1t TR1 Opposite ". & O. r. r. Depot
WNTAGON FOR SALE. The subscriber has
Wv n good second hand narrow wheel WAGON,
which he will dispose of on very liberal terms.
EDWARD GRIMES,
No. dSi west Baltimore street,
few dpors ST n Pine
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sCEU-
MILLINERY, FANCY STAPLE GOODS
TayHOMAS ARMSTRONG,
u No. 175 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward, and offers
for sale a great variety of desirable Goods:
MELLINERY-Fringed, Barred and Ombra Sa-
tin and Gro de Nan RIBBONS
BONNET SA1INS and VELVETS-Crapcs high
coofed; plaid Clio de Nap; Poult de sol; French and
low priced Flowers; Kid Gloves; Caps; Foundations
Buckram; Bullion Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; lllu
sons; Mourning Bands and Collars sc. sc.
Florence Braid, English Rutland and Straw Bonnets
SHAWLS-Thibet Mouseline de Lane, Broche,
Cashmere, Silk, Grape fine and low priced Wool
Shaws. Also, Gro de Rhine, Gro dc Swiss and Lu-
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse, Reps and
Mauseline de Lnne; Fail Gnehams soft finish Irish
Linen; Alpacca Cloths; CassimereS; Cassinets and
Vestings; Fannes. &c. &c. with general variety of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold at fair prices to puctual customers
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
selS:]m l75 Baltimore street.
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INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL MUSIC.
WILDER will open class OF MONDAY
EAs NIGHT, l3th inst, at O'Clock, at his MUSIC
ROOM, in the Basement of st. Johns Church, lii
berry street. The term will continue four months.
The acquisition OF knowledge OF NOTE SINGING
VIII b. strictly pursued 1t is hoprd that all who
may be pleased to attend will resolve on constant at
tendance and punctuaty Do not wait till the Sc
cond or third meeting before coming in. Each SEES
sion will be held two hours, with inlcrmisson for
social interchange. Tuition moderate, Sc, will be
made known at the Room. My friends will confer
favor by extending information to those whom they
may think likely to attend
GI3- class will be organized in the new Baptist
Church, (Rey. Alrichs) High street, as soon as the
basement is tinlshed and before in some place near,
II II be found advisable NOT to DELAY oil / -2W
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FREE EXHIBITION.

EDLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
q LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS: es-
tablished in 1910, and awarded the Medal, Four First
Premiums. and Two Highest Honcrs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re
spectively, for the most beautiful coorcd Ddgue-reo-
types and best apparatus cuer exhibited.
aO5 BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
be's Jewery Store
NSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON city.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
M. PSI broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
l76 Main street, Cincinnati.
4i9 Main street, Louisville, KY.
10 Main street, Lexington, Ky.
Corner 4th aud Chesnut SIS, ST. LOUIS; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
ny foRTRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
% Apparatus, Instructions, and ali Materials fa,-
nished.
ANY ed or disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. Olaf
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WDATENT SOLAR LAMPS. Ihave on hand
a. complete assortment of Cornelius s. Co.'S cele-
brated PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, for burning lard
oi-together wi great variety of Cut and Plain
GLOBES, LAMP GLASSES, WICKS, &C., all of
which are offered at the lowest prices.
G.. WEST, No. Is Sharp street,
o6-lm between Baltimore and German sts
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EDUBLIC SHOOL No. 10. This School
"a will open # female children on MONDAY, the
goth October, at O'Clock A. Nj. The location of this
School, about beig opened in the Methodist Chapel,
Lght street, Feeral Hill, renders ii very desirable to
parents and guanans in that neghbOhoot, to have
their children etated. The terms are 81 quarterly,
in advance; Bofs and Stationery found by the Cor
pofaliOn. Ptinoal, Miss SUSAN JOHNSTON.
The Commissioners will attend on this occasion TO
grant permi foentrance. BY order,
j. w. TiLYARD, Clerk
ol6-6t of the Com. of 7. ).
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I RBAY RUN. supply Of this delightful and in
ID MIGRATING pCrfume-t0gtther with Favina, Co
lolne, Toilet and Florida WAITRESS variet Of Lu
hin Extracts, aid other articles for the Toilet, may be
had of CHARLES Il. BARRY,
| oil If No lSl Baltimore street
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For sale, wholesale and retail by
IIIIES HAIIEI. Pr runner and l,hn misI


And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents
Y. n, Robinson, Gay aud Saratoga sts; ]. Boury,
30 Baltimore st; Mortimer s. Mowbray, BALTIC. and
Charlessts; ThoS. P. Harrison, 253 Baltimore ST. F.
Hickey s. SOhs, 2i74 BaltimOTe-st; A. Croyeau, III
Baltimore-st; Coleman Rodgers, l13 Baltimore st;
:. g, Winchester 100 Baltimoresl; L. Hale, II Bal
timoe- st; j. NJ. Lar0que, BALTIC. Harrison SITS; Jas.
+. De Lacour, 359 Baltimore-s;; H. ). Thompson
Toward and Fayette-sls; e. r. Rodgers, Howard and
Mation-sls j. w. Barry s. Co, BALTIC. & Pearls
ol5-wl sm3m
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NWAPEEt HANGINGS At CUST.
q have large lot of PAPER IlANGiNGS which
| will sell at cost, III lots TO SUIT purchasers, Those
in want of Paper Hnngings have now an opportunity
TO suit themselves at the lowest prices.
have on hand and make 10 order, Beds, Mattresses
Cushions Window Shades, Venetian and Patent
Blinds, Table Oil Clolb, Mating, Base, &c.
{G- Old Sofas, Chairs and Mattresses repaired, and
every other variety of UPHOLSTERY work done in
the best manner and at reduced prices. Call on
LOUIS MULLER, No. N. Liberty st,
sel8 one door above Baltimore street.
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A CHEMICAL. RESULT to enable persons to

A CHEMICAL. RESULT to enable persons to
n DYE INSTANTANEOUSLY ttet HAIR with
out the least Inconvenience.
JULES HAUEL'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
LIQUID HAIR DYE, for changing red or gray hair,
whiskers, eyebrows, sc. to brown, black chestnut
color. The slightest evil consequences need not be
feared from it use--t is altogether harmless.
This composition is the only one sanctioned by the
science Of Chemistry to dye, IN an indellble MANNER
the var0ns gradatous of ors without danger or in
convenience, and has justified the liberal patronage
and unlimited confidence Of the public.
E5- BewGre Of Counterfeiters. Ask for "Jules
llaue's Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye" if you want the
genuine article.
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LMURY ( Co,
1t No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md,


FHNHE OLD PERIODICAL SHIP, w. y,
n HARRISON, istpow moorcd AT No. Jafyis's
Buildings, North ST., Paternoster Row. VINO has re-
ceived this day, The Wigwam and the Cabin, by ".
Gilmore Simms, Esq. P,iee 90 cents.
iarpef's illustrated Shakespeare. % cents
Thu Expectant, by Miss Pickering. a5 cents
Chamber> Edinburgh Journal. Part |, VOL 20
cts, or 81 so per annum, in advance.
ILLUSTRATED WORKS;
Marion Raymond, or the Wife with two Husbands
| Life IN London, illustrated with cuts. ~ cts.
| Emily Elwood Romance of the Last War. 1875.
The Cold Demon and the Poor Cobbler OF Boston.
Price l2t cents.
The London Penny Magazine, repuhshed-part J,
Price y cents. Decidedly the cheapest hook in the
world. Fost's Pictorial History OF the World--part
9. Price % cents.
NJ Il. Subscriptions received for all the American
and European Periodicals and Newspapers. nl3
SHAVING SOAPS MRS. MCPHERSON, No
y 50 ". Howard st. has just received from Philade.
pha a new article Of Shaving Cream, with genera
assortment of Perfumery. sea
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NII.T BOX CoRsICEs. :

GN1LT BOX CORSICES. To render more
"a complete his business arrangement the subscri-
Der has added Gliding Shop to his establishment,
and Is now prepared 10 put mp at short notice, CUR
TAiNS with all he fixtures complete
His arrange mens are such that he will be able to
iarnlsh Gilt Box Conces, &c, III advance Of the la
test styles and most approved finish, and in furnishing
sui OF Curtains, in consequence of having the Up
holstety and Gliding all under ones eye greater ad-
vantages, both in facility and economy, must ofc0urse
accrue to the customer. Also Curtain Band of new
style and character together with Poles, Ends, Cen
tres and Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete in the city.
MIR. A. +. JuDLIN, so long aud favorahIy known for
his SIKH AZ good TASTE will Ittond to the getting up
of Curtains.
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Venetian Blinds Of
all coors aud all sizes made in usual superior
manner with from 10 to ~ Stats to a blind
MATFRESSES.-Also Hair, Husk, Moss, Cotton,
Wool, &c with fine licking &c.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whole al prices TO suit The times
JAS. II, COX, l62 Baltimore street,
oll-lm . door west nt tie Museum,
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a Ia ~ n n A q.
MAR RJEI).

On the l4:h inst. by Rev. Dr. = X, Jennings, SANr-
IL r. SIMMONS 10 Miss HARRIET '. BANKS.
On the same evening, by the same, RoDr' I. BANKS
to Miss MARY T.. LoANE,
On the ID inst. by Rev. Mr.. Lum~den, MARcELLUs
RAY to Miss HENRIETTA CARROLL, all of this city
On The 10th inst by REV. ), 4 EoSznl, JoHN II, Ike,
Esq, to LYDIA A. SrRANDLEy, all Of This city,
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ID | d d,

On the 10Th ms. JAMES l.. NAs0E3vooET, in the
l9th year of his age.
Ont the 5h inst JAMES MAGNESs, in his 9th year
On the same day, LUXE GORMAN, aget years.
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MNJAGON FOR SALE. The subscriber has
Wv n good second hand narrow wheel WAGON,
which he will dispose of on very liberal terms.
EDWARD GRIMES,
No. 4Si west Baltimore street,
Gl6-4ss few doors east of Pine st.
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LETTER BAGS uP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Havre--Shp Megunticook, with de Spatch.
Fol Havfe-Shlp Alexander, with despatch.
For Bremen B .rque Virginia, with Dispatch
For River la PIate-Barque Cornela. MOI |.
For Bordeaux ani PaIermo-Brg Globe, with de
spatch.
For fIavan7-Brg Midas, with despatch.
For River La pIate-Schr Fame, few days.
For Nassau N P-Schr Emily Thompson, 25th inst.
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Ep0OFS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. &c. &c.
a. lS00 cases, received per recent arrivals dir ect
from rltdcturcrs on consignment, and for sale by
the case only on manufacturers account, at unprece
dentedly low prices.
al 3n T., II. MERRILL, II and 10 Hanover. st.
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w A N T S .

WWANTED. situation as book Keeper hy;
Wv young man who is AT leisure durIag tic after
noon Of each day Apply at
SCOrIl'S Intelligence Office,
oio No. 10 Exchange Place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

d. II often happens that dozen balls arc won and
st without an nstlnts rcPosc being pormIIcd 10 The
Jiyeis and as long three fourths Of an hour are
onown to have been spent in the winning Of ball, so
Estimate is sometimes the contest.
In the instance Of this natch the council ground OF
be Nation the locality selected ior the play and
athcr repaired the 2sth Of May, in company with
few friends. Il is about thIrty.hVe miles distant IN a
buth West course from Fort Gibson, and we arrived
here towards o'clock +. NJ. We sauntered about the
buncil winch yet in session until night aud then
bic to the dance ground Of the Coet.ahs, where
e. dest my friend 4 ckpIrd BiIey aud myself, camp.
for the night and turned ponies into the buy pas
Ire. Our forage contained in greasy wallet and
ar lodgings .fronie super rTidi,' with the addI.
bn OF a saddle biInket.
Soon after dark the ball dance began and was per.
lrmed as have previously described. During the in
rivals of the dance were RECALLED with some choices
peal music from the choir If Squaws who stood near
ie rack on which hung The ball sticks. The music
as OF airs 10 which they applied such words
the occasion warranted. They were mostly bold
nd unqualified assertions of the superiority oi their
layers OF the insanity of their adVersarcs contend
liz against such skill, strength and heetness winding
B with the most solemn assurances OF riding rough
Sod over them the next day The dance continued
III about II ocIock when every fellow folded himself
! his blanket and soon the entire cncampment was
Trapped in profound reposc.
| To be Continued
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Y. S. POST CO.4CH LINE,
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHINGTON
AND HOT SPRINGS.

syNUE undersigned, contractors for carrying the u
| S Mail from Little Rock to Washington and hot
Springs have the satisfaction Of informing the pnOe
that their lines splendid Troy Post Coaches are now
in full operation
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springs leave
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
morning, a, daylight in A horse Post Coaches
in which they are conveyed to Fair Play, Reybuns 9,
40 miles, and from thence the passengers for Hot
Springs are conveyed through, the same day. in the
same Goa ches those for Washington are transefrea
to spfendid new horse Post COACHES, at Fair Pay ana
reach Washington the next day after leaving hittie
Rock On their return, the Coaches from washington
and Hot Springs again mtersect at Far fiay' ana a
rive at Little Rock every Wednesday, Friday ana
sunday evening at sun down-coming through from
the former place two days, and the latter in one
day.
The proprfetors have careful sober, and eXpErlenc
ed drivers and pledge themselves to spare netn'r IA
Dor nor expense to give genera satisfaction u a'
NAV patroniZe them
Fare-To Washington, SO; to Hot spring 80
Stooeofice at the Anthony House, Little hocN' anu
\, ,bc favGayettc House, Washington.
" az 'sse SMAPP 4 HOWELL"
Nav "a ISij-i2.tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
gO7TCE TO PRE-EMPTION
CLAIMANTS,

n person emitted 10 the right ef pre.emp'
Jhny lands within the limits of the town
bove enumerated, is required to establish the
1tlie satisfaction of the register and recelv.
lhe proper land office. and make pay ment
as soon as practicable after seeing his no.
q before the day appointed for the com.
Heh. of tho public sale of the township
shg the tract claimed, (aboye desgnased;)
De such claim will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS.
|fomniss ionsr Of The General Land ogicc.
E7, lS45.-16. l3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
A NJ. Blu S II

ESPECTFULLY kegs leave to return his sincere
H thanks for the liberal patronage he has received
w -, infru them that he has disposed of that depart
mon, nj hi, abiishmen: J. Tay'"e VIII" alone
III, AT the same stand on Main street ,one 'or
fran, ] Ansun's where he will at all times DC r"a'y 10
serve all who may hCnar Inn with 'het patronage -"
,ha sost manner and on the shortest notice.
MAY 3, le45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14


vi.
A Nd now on this day, the complainant by his
solicitor frd his aiti Lvl, from which ii ap.
sto the satisfaction OF the court that II'e SAD
'nIuh Beam is u nonresident Of The State O
4 .unsas.
L / is therefore ordered by tho clerk here in va
on that the said jeremiah Beam, be nollia'
4 publication. that tne said compiaInnnt has ex
d tied his b., ~ this cause ami that subpPla
y sissu,d. reluruablc to the next term OF the cr'
\ I court of said county. 10 be- held On the trs
- nday IN S,'ptember,A. ID. ls4o. at which TIN
ID said defendant is required TO appear IN perS't
,r BY sol cior, aud answer the several allegation,
~ said b. Il, which are gener ly, that lhe said cou
tinant purchased of Jonathan Logan. IN his III
,ur e.cer,aIn Lands described in said compalnant
b,ll. for whcn he,paId tor, and received of sal
y ,gan IL bond for tile, and the said Logan depa
e ] THIS Iltr without! making title 10 the said DE-
.crlhe, Lind IN the Bond. The Bill prals for
q clhc performance of the contract of the lega
and heirs at Law OF the said Jon,
hnn Logan. deceased
Further ordered. that copy of this order !
two weeks successlveIy, in the Arkag.
- nlslIiyerrer.n newspaper printed in this STATE
ho last insertion to be at least thirty da, $ beior
Inc sa ID term of said court, and that if said dete
jnnl do no. then and there appear. said bill. will
ihcn as confessed as to him. and decree enter,
ccnrdlngIy.
A true copy from the chuncerv minutes.
ATTEST:
A. NJ. WARD. Clerk.
June 7, lS45-l6.2w-Grr's f." 1878.