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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
STATE OF OHIO, BRowN COUNTY, :
CouRT OF CoMMnN PLEAS.
Matthew Kncaid, Administrator
of the estate of John Dunham, ,decd(


Matthew kincaid, Administrator
of the estate of ohm Dunham, decd
benjamin. DUNN am & others. g
EpE it tsmem cred, that here tofore, to wit,
EDon the 4th day OF ApHlfA ID. 1874, the
complainant filed in the Clerk's Office of said
Court his certain Bill inChancery, setting forth
amoug other things, that at the May term of
said Couri in the year SAB, as Administrator
of said John Durham, he obtained Judgment
ia said Gouft against the Defendant Benjamin
Durham for the sum Ot eight hundred andtw
ty eight collars ana eleven cents damages. aud
costs, take at six dollars and 80 cents, That
said Benjamin has not paid said judgmeM or
any part thereof, and has not personal or real
estate subject to levy or execution sufficient to
satisfy said Judgment. The blk further states
that said BENJAMIN has an equitable interest
in the undivided hall OF about seven and half
acres ri land lying on whiteoak creek sai id coun-
ty, with a grisl and saw mall thereon, aHd also
in house and lot contiguous to said property,
pureh ased of said John Duuham, and that the
Judgment aforesaid was recovered for the ball
ance of the purchase money for said PROPERTY.
The bill further q alleges that the legal title to
said premises is in the widow and heirs of said
John Dunham toiwIt! Della Graham Wido1 a.
Alexander NJ. Dunhlm, Isaac M. Duuhan,
William L. Duhham IL JohnH. Dunham. chill
drsn of John Dunham, dec'd and that an
allowance having been made to said widow in
lieu of her dover, said premises ars now wholly
free in equ lty from her dover incumbrance -
The pFayerO of the bill is that the equitable in :
tereSt Of the said Benjamin Dunham in said
promises be decreed to be sold 10 satisfy the
judgmen and costs aforesaid, and that upon the
sale thereof tha said widow and childrenshe OIL
dered and deereed to release and convey to the
purchaser all their right and interestin said feaE
estate; and TO r general reliefs H' .ai@.'.'
Andat the last October term of said court, it
appearing to the Satisfaction of theCoUrt thatsaid
widow ans heirs are not residents of the State Of
Ohio; ordarsd that notice of the pendency and
prayer ofthe bilIbe published in the DemoeFat- T.
ic Standard newspape' published in saldcoun.
ty and in general ejaculation therein for six
consecutive weeks prior to the next term Of said
court Ito which time cause continued: Said
defendants will therefore appear aud plead, an
swer or demur TO said bill according to the rules
ofsaid Court, or said bill, ss to them, will be
taken as confessed ,and tbs matters therein de-
creed accordingly. FL aup.geg L.. 4
"a JOHN II BLAIR, Clefk.
DAVIS G. DEvoRE, SOrr. b.,
January 8, Is45. (
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
..sHEEP. sLAIIGHrERING.

ts.Tbcre is aM unusual destruction ol
this peaceaLls and Useful qusdruped 60
ing on in Ohio, the present wnter.-
yfFhsFe are several slaugtterihg estab lish-
y,men's 10 The Stale, al somer Of which
,,aheep are lilerallysused up with the rapid
ity and skill Of the CnssDna:ians in pork
bangy jas any one will learn who tskes the
trouble 10 witness operations ut the
afaughler-house Of Col. N. M STANDARD,
in .Brooklgn. Some Is 900 sheep have
been killed al lhs.estabEshmen this win.
net, and about 5 900 more ale TO be
slaughtered, So convenient aud wellar-
ranged are The WORKS, that 400 sheep are
killed psr day, every part Of the animal
being converted into snses The curcas'
ses are 4 rown intO four large tubs or bOi-
leFs and the talloW rendered from ihem
by steam and the process is 50 complete
ha, after ,slesming about 40 hours the
bMe iaIow is drawn off into yats or cool
.srs. the bones, Resh, &C., into large vats
:. for hog feed---Lhe hams are nicely cntand
saved and paw the expenses Of slaaghter>
ssinr-the peks are dried for market-and
ihe heads thrown into pile and The wool
picked from them, when they are carled
! 10 The hog fed and will be piowed IN
next spring 10 dscompose and enrich the
soil. About 800 hogs are fattening on
the bsiled flesh and offal Vt the establish
meni, and doing well. y, ls5sn .eo
The sheep; have principally been Pur-
chased in Guy dhoga. Summit, Medina ,
STARK, Wayne, Knox, and Holme! co,it'.
ties, geReEally Of the common breeds, at
prices ranging ftom SO cents TO. per
bead. Itis 10 be hoped their places will
ss supplied with improved breeds and tht
liIf be no doubt in many INSTANCES, II u
soOghs the winter is considerably ladyan,
ID, Col. s. Informed ilus that lO,OOU
f1eep ceuld nov be purchased 4n The
gcouplies named above, about 20 cents
= head cheaper Than The prices paid 10 the
4aus--C Cleveland Herald.siiaAA3 ssI .
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
STATE OF oHIo, BRowN CCUNTy, |
=. t-' SUPREME CoURT.
Lowis Martin - - ~
Chancery.
Alaxnndar Haaton

Alexander Heaton.
In pursuance Of an order made in this cause
at the last March term of said Court. the com
plainant, oil the 2Ist day OF February naxt,
will proceed with the Surveyor of saidcounty to
survey the land and premises in controversy viz.
In making ths survey undefs aid. order tie par
ties will meet at the beginning corner of said
premises at the hour of9 O'Clock A. M. and
will continue from day to day between the
hours of 8 o'clock A. M. ana 5 O'Clock P,s M
till the survey is completed. u ss...3es-s7,.
sr DAVID g. DEvORE, sol'r.
~. IN. .f, for Complainant. ,.t.y,4.
January g., 1916. iaebs. ra,.,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
Executor Sale.

In pursuance ofan orJerof the, Court ofCom
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, and revived
at their last October terms will proceed on
the premises, on Che 6rst day, Of March next,
between tSe hours Of 10 and O'Clock, and viii
then and there cell, at public auction. the fol-
lowing real estate Of which Benjamin. sutton,
iate of said county, died seized to wit;, Lots
in the town Of Decatur said .county--Nos, 79.
so, 81, So, 80 &s4. Said Lots 70 be sold at,
not less than. two thirds Of the appraised value
thereof as returned to sad ,coart, and upon the
folio wing terms to-wit one third cash in hand,
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years. with interest from the day Of SALE, to be
secured by bond and good security. Ya..;.
JOAN RAMEY. Executor Of
January. 8. IS45.s n 999.,Ss
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
MARRIED,

Ga the 9th inst. BY the Rev. Mr., Nc
Smick. MT. EshNEzrR 6ALI1sBURT Of
4 wn eoanig 10 Miss CARoL LINE OWES 3
Of Ciafmont county sa
TAa ahOve notice was accompanied
with Iafgs and delicious pieca Of the
daiag eskbs for which slhs welded Pairi
6.ss uaf thanks and best wishes
AII ngassnl and IntuEe prospaFlly
sfsass stsH han s4Ms aslt4
RARRlHzs7- 8H -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
ssshqE Sa,iis' ta7sn tiiR Fan I,ha al the.
''sWHfG FORG GER IEs FOR. THE ELEC

saaA 10 ffltt' .
stshqr sa,iis' '',sn 4iiu lfS,ss, lf,o,, ~. q, 6hs
WING FOR CERES FoR.THE ELEC.
-, al ,Yss) sssa>laFl0 0Nssosas . go lo ti'n
;sls1R referring, som , days ago to The
,i'trNuds pepstratedbY YhgeeFx 70 carry
MT, Cay into the. presidency, onseOf the
most signalIy escaped oar'recoliecfion.-- =
Ths iorssd Rirney 4cRerA,he fSfged
PdHa4slRania denihcralic electoral tickets,
with tbe names 0ffeGeral candidates in
,egPsEget -7Ae forged RaTptigs Of Mr..
Fsathetstoahaagh, Itself tissue Of false
AOOds,1 makiag the aceodht given OF the
'trlFdiIg and selling OF slaves by Mr..
Polk, tie work of German (sllsOrback, }
40 ascnpe detection we're noticed, but
,fosg,t the torgeey palnsd t5f Ss the
london Times, The tpreiag Of an srtI>
cle, for The loading English Newspaper
a(if weimistAke, 20, Ot,slCaced by the Rich
ystnOnd Enquirer e6' The New York Couri-
ser and Eaquirer1 was circulated far and
wide ia t6e federal sheets, puFportRg to
- give in, detail the specific sums subscribe
led in,Englsud 20 operate ia favor Of the
dpmoc~afic candidate for che presidency.
f'his.B filish Gold sioty was told Ia q dif,
feTent manner BY others OGthe tribe Of
iNREAsis, byAway of CorrObosaiing tie
lsrgedi paragraph OF the London Times.
Ia this lael shape il tatllscted the er,pplice
H'of the league newspaper, the organ Of
ths iree.tradeTS3 which hhus refulel il.
-sJHE AMERICAN P PnEsIDRNGK.44!Bythe
s1lafe aF4aRalS from America, il wuiRldA8p.
hlpeaF titat considerable change is taking
place III reference 10 The ,prospecls oil
The, Two candidates for TIE Presidency !
M, The fGends0f Air. Ciav seem 70 be, less
: scuhfaahas but more Rl0lentin ltieii laafI
guage, which. for viiuperatou, ceflaihly
'seclipses anY Thing we ever read iN Ed 4
rope. We O6seTvesiht their RewsPapersl
3 taSe.beea forging spoliticsia cbpital' by
spreading The report that the free traders
:, ip Easlald have srbscribed ElC0OO TO
!. assist 10 caFrgiug the election OftMr.
Polk. We expect to bear next that we
4, dre Setting dpa now dynasty atPekin,--
ss'By The way! the iRvegiUr Of this stoty--
,..ise edilqrof the New York Republic
Ne Wspaper--ought to be whipped by his
sanmplOyers Ter the clImsiness with Which
ne has forged what Sherid IA calls li'e
- endorsement 10 the lie ssas
n, N. lie preieRds to a,vera report Of the
public meeting ia Manchester, al wiiich
ymrhis subscription was commenced, and
iapuis lie lord provost ia the. chair!-,
Be i, known 10 all interested, that Man
3, chester has no such fuuctionary; and we
5aneed hardly add, III the porsoDs over
whom he lad ptesiaea;-a long list Cf
whose names is given in the Republic
Il bad 90 bodily ox stance there. Il is bad
enoughfOr the reputation Of American
4 Democracy III Europe, when we are, told
sg thattbere any large ndmber of persons in
ihe United ST les 10 be adeluded,by such
lrash--bal what must be thought of1he
Repuulic,a aud other proeetionist lriri's,
/ sswbo can be egulied by ra~Nhead-and
I bloody. bones stories such as the aboyeip
~ London League, Oct. 10.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
Store West side Of the public square, directly
Opposite tbs Ceurthouss door tf'A 80 HHa

DUBLIc NOTICE. IS hereby given that
j. there viii be a petition presented to
the Comm sionefs Of the county Of Btown Ohio
at their next stated dmeeting, praying for the
vacation Of that portion of the county road
Commonly called the Old Newmarket road)
which lies between Grimes at Abraham Mid
deswsFts house in Byrd township ia said coun-
ty, and the crossings of Eagle creek by Samuel
county; for the following amongst other reasons;
lst. a good county road leading by Coslet's
Steam mills. and which cannot be dispensed
with, ruus from the beginning point at near
&iddlssW arts to the point of termination near
BonlNptgon's B 5 uesdy parsilsl with the road to be
vAcats land, not mile apart at the widest
points; and furnishes every outlet necessary for
thc psblic without the exspense Of keeping in
repsir two roads. XII. ~ ~
Dse So, 1874. ,.,4 K. .,.,..4. .-. Nv.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
GliERlFF,S SALES.

Agreeably 10 the command ofsundry
orders and DEGREES of sales under DEGREES
in chanceFy, and writs of executions 10
me directed by ths-cou Of common pleas
of Brown counlyOhie, | willexpose TO
puble sale at the courthouse in George
tswn enSaturday the 18th day of January
ls45. between len and four o'clock on said
day, the following tract of land lying
en- the east fork Of the Little Miami nv
or 10 saideOuHty: Beginning at an ash
stsech aud oak in tho bank of said east
fork ct 3. F. Sweets lower corner, run
nins south, go degrees east AIT poles to-I
an ash and cid oak in Henry Miller's
line. thence south 25 degrees west. dc
noles to an oak and small sugartres said
Miller's line and corner 10 a.. F. Sweet
thence south 76deRrees west, AIT poles
10 stone d0gwood aud waterbeech, on
The bank of the east fork and A. Fl
Sweets upper corner on said river, thence
up said river with it's meandeTs ~ IL
poles ts the beginning, containing 1875
acres more or less. To be sold as the
cal estate Of AIIsaD Sweet at tho.
suits Of Thomas Gilkey Vslued at
Sl2 per aTcs. @
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

A tract Of land lying in Eagle township
Brown county Ohio, on the waters Of Brush
creek, being part Of an entry of265 acres made
in the name OF J.. NJ. Trimble BY Nc 67l -
Beginning at a stake in the middle of taid
sTsst, bstwssa TIVE slAs ass<hwstt coFEsr 81
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
.NEW..,sFORli.El;l'At
New Goodsl Cheap Goods! J.
Sd Rich Goodsl Handsome


Goods !ss .siaaissls D. rtf.g E.
YEyHE sbbseglbsv, hasiag leased ths. room
formerly occupied BY athe Ii0n.'fbo. l..
tlainer as A Law once, aud fehtted thsssaIle,
are prepared to odsr 70 the Public, a good and
Fashionable assortment Of rAPEE ahdFAN
CY DRY GOODS: together with full assoft-
ment Of n 1ATS, FUR and CEOPH CAPS Of
tie iatsst fashions, neat and eomfortable,0f
cry size aud for every age. 7sis9 e sa = bee
l' PREMIUM BOOTS '.ael
yourselves being judges; also an srtieie Of thicE
Boots altogether superior to any thing made IN
this part OF the country as an article thoroughly
prsParod for seryicc and d.eomfort, and win repay
tho purchaser many times the cost. Together
W witb a splendid assortment dt Mems Ysuth's 4
Boys Calfskin, and Kipskin Boots, SHOES, and
BrOgans Of every qaulity, style and priee La
dies, Misses rnd Children's slippers, oaiters,
half GeitefS, Buskins and morocco shoes, Of all
kjnsd suitable for the season. Also, GROCE-
RIES, HARD WARE, CUTLERY, Crocke
ry, aud other articles too numerous to partieu'
larize. -
Purchasers in want of Goods are respectfully
solicited to give US q call.
N. y. G oods will be cheerfuily Sh ,wn and put
at s6eh prices aswit insure their safe.
Georgetown, o. Nov. 2Sth, lS44.
A'l WIN, SMITH & co.
Store West side Of the public square, directly
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
- .ALSO.

The following tract OF Isnd sl'uatsa IN
Brbwn caunty Ohio, on the waters otths
east fork Of The Little Miaairiver being
n.r, a ! tract sfSlO00 acres, sntsTed in
tha nameof Abrshsm Claypoel e Peter
IEIall. conssysd by saidAbTaham CIa1Rool
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

The east half Of in lot number three
and the west ihiEty feet ard nine inches
,of nlot mumbsf four, both bsipg il .Rorth
Gsorpsto~a on Blsln sross street, and
then running sixty lENse feet nine inchss
on said street, and the whole depth Of
said lois back. To be sold as the real
estate ofDsnisl W.Apslegale at tho suit
efJsmss Mckinney. Valued aI6OO dol
LlaEa. - .a-al- --.-- L.--l. .
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

Ths foowins real estat ts TO wit; In lot 10 the
town of HigginspOrt Brown county Ohio, known.
on the recorded plat Ofsaid town by its number
thirty FIVE (Noy S5,) with the aappurtsnaaces'
thsreunto belonging Vaued at 700 dollars ~
To be SOLD as the real estate of Noah L. Rob
erts 1T the suit of Wiiam X. Burt. s#f
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
tb1l plFl o. 6is troops bad sIFsidy pfo.

laimed. mn g Dieiauri That another
!. part had declared against him hpi upon
8 a his poiht no sinformsii0n 10 anthealtc
siSsottn had reached the pubic ear go
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14


The following described real estate "a wit.-
Beginning at stone & beech Joseph Wrisb.,.
corner, thence with Wright's line N. is 10 De-
3. ST poles to a stons IN a road AsP Nevinss
cofner' crossing a branch at 6 and the sar.Iinis
road at 6lpoles; thence with Nevirrs line J. 81
deg, E. l4S poles passing maple Greadoak Ne
win 3 corner at I20 polss to two whitsoaks and
red oak stump Squire Purstils corner thence =.
81 Ia deg. w.27 2-10 poles to 3 tedosrs s.a
Hickory John Berger's line, west lis polss + !
stone and dogwcod stumpt; thence S. 81 F,tto
stons on the east side the road said Rerrers
corner: thence N. II ". 81 $40 poles % ssons
MsrshSll's corner in the road tkenea N. 6lydsg
W. IA 7-lopole crossing branch II the bssis.
ming: Containing SO acres & sBpoles. be;pg
part of an entry of l040 acres made n M esrss
Of Custis Kendall By No. 9O7S. Ordored to s.
sod as theFeals estate ef Thomas Murphv - -
suit of. D & D. P. Evans. Vailsd At ~
dotars per acre. fiafsa " tsf @EF
i aa Nm. SHIELDS. sh'Rg.@G
shsvias Oaces Dee. It'd. Aea4. MA
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

'T'ha middle fifteen feet Of ia lot nnmbsr
three TNo.3. lin the town Ripley Brown coun-
ty Ohio, 1'e be sold as the real estate OF Sam
1el Jolly at the suit of J ohn " oodS vs. II. r.
Knight and said Joliy-ssesrity. Valued at
1884 dollars. % 3s& t@ffh H'a#
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

In lot in the town Of Ripley Brown
county Ohio, number Two hundred and
lwenty 1920, To7hs sold as The Real
ostS.s Of Harvey Palmer at the suit. Of
Palmer Middlslop and Co. Valued at
500. E.-sts
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14

Inlot in the town of Higginsport Brown eoun
ty Ohio, known by its number IS on the reesF.
dsd plat Ofsaid town. Valued at 100 dolls rs. !.
To be sold as the real estate of Oscar s. Nc
Bslland and Mary Williams at the suit Of
Thomas II. Linch vs.. McLeIland's heirs.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-14
Also,

The u6dividsd ono third part Of a Ger;
tain tract or parcel OF land, lying and bai
ing in Ripley Brown county, Ohio, being
40 fret 6 inches IN front 90 water slreei
and 90 fsst back. OF the upper side of in
lol in said town Of Ripley No, six mo .6)
valued at 2l2 dollars. TO be sold as the
real estate Of Jssss Hsrlund jr. at the
suit Of Archibald Liggett. ..-...s... /,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
Dissolution.

TINHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing at
Van Buren,, Arkansas, between George W. Clarke
and Thomas Stcrne, under the style and firm of Clarke
T. Sterne, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the firm is for settlement, in the hands
Of Mr. c. d. Pryor, at the office of the Arkansas In
telligcncer. GEo. w. 1LaKht.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
Great Western U. ). Mail Line
FROM
MOTH WHITE RIVER TO
LITTLE ROCK, ARK's,

BY steam.DOat ana POst COaches.
TIME undersigned. contractors for Transporting
II the U. S. Mail from mouth of White River
ION the Miss.) by Steamboat, 10 Rockroe, and
from thence in four.horse Pos, Coaches, 10 Little
Rock, will put that line into full operation on Fri.
day next.
Passengers from the Mississippi will take steam.
boat at tie Mouth Of White river every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday morning at 4 o'clock,
for Rockroa. where they will meet the Post Coach.
es, which will convey them through the Big Pra.
re to Lntc Rock, by I p. NJ. Of the following
days; and passengers will leave Little Rock every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, OF
8 o'clock, aud reach Mouth White river by 4 P.
NJ. Of the following days--lhrough in from 81 10
40 hours.
This line forms tho con injecting link between tho
great U. S. Mail Line by seam.b boats on the Mis-.
sissippi and Ohio rivers, and The U. s. Mail Post
Coach lines diserging west and south from Little
Rock 10 Fort Smith and Washington.
Passengers from other States, wishing 10 visit
the celebrated HOT SPRINGS, or any other point
in the interior of Arkansas, may rest assured tha,
this line will afford them ready and speedy con.
veyance from the Mississippi to Little Rock,
all seasons, and particularly when the Arkansas
is TOO low for nav igution which is generally the
cuse through the summer and fall season.
Conveyances in Stages and Hacks to the Hot
Springs, or any other point, can at all times bs
readily procured at Little Rock.
No pains nor expense will be spared by the
proprietors to render tho situation of oil comfort.
able and convenien, who may travel on their line.
SrAGE.oFfcE--At Little Rock, at the Anthony
House.
GA baggage at the risk Of tho owners.
G. P. LENNON l. CO.
Little Rock, Nov. %. 1874. 42-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29

ID EAVER, Fur and Russis Hats; all kinds and de
script,cns Hair, Seal and Cloth Caps Gentleman s
Cali, Kip and Thick Boots; Mems and Youths Cali,
Kip and Thick Brogansi Ladies' Shoes, various kinds
general assortment OF Hardware Cutlery and Crock
cry; Drugs Medicines, &c. All of which will be solp
at short prois-wc being satisfied Of the truth Of TIM
old adage, that the nmble six pence is better thae
the slow shilling" WALLACE y WARD. D.
October 26, 1S4i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29

March d. 1874.
Persons indebted to the said firm requested 10 call
and settle. is important that the business OF the
firm should be closed Immediately
March 30, 1874. c. D. PRYOR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29

Announcement of candidates, will be charged a
ether advertisements.
Political circulars will be charged advertisements,
No Advertisements of gross, abusive, personal ma
ture, will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
The above terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
LOOK HERE.

A LII persons who are indebted to the undersigaAks
IA either by note or book account, are rcquesisde
come forward and settle immediately or they viii fn9
collection, determined to settle our business
SCOTT, WHITE 4 CO. -
vun Bursn, Feb Is, Is45--I.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
oR EAT ATTRA tom!
~ NEW GOODS.

DICKETT & GREGG have Just received and are
il now opening, direct from New York and Phlla.
Phia,
10 cases blue Prints, new style, all figures;
l2 Fancy assorted Prints, new stylc
90 Kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, Cassimeres and
Hard Times;
so bales brown, striped, plaid and bca.hed Do
mcstics, all qualities cottonades cotton twils, gam
broons suspenders, hosiery shaws and handerchlefs,
umbrellas parasos and shades, lawns, nous de lanes.
coat trimmings boots, Shoes hats caps and bonnets,
style books and stationery, hardware and cutie
ry glassware and queensware; scytbes and sickles,
nails castings and cotton yarn, sugar, coffee and groce
ries generally; in fact, almost every article usually
found in any in this country-all of wh ch are
offered very low for cash and barter. Wholesale re-
tail.
Van Buren,, Ark's, May 10. lS44-16-1y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
NEW GOODS.

FHHE subscriber has just returned from the East
with entire and well selected stock OF
goods, consisting, in part, OF
Caiicoes, Merinoes, Aapacaos, Sna wis, Niusns,
Boots and Shoes, Queenswarc, Hardware, Iron
and Nails, Glass, Groceries, DC. &c. &c.
lie haters himself that the above stock ca be sold
at such prices to compot with the of the times
&. S. BRINE, Fort Smith.
Dec 80, 1545--47-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-29
uIMPORTAN,r FERRY.u

u IMPORTANT FERHN.u
are Informed that excellent
- Ferry Flats are kept at CoiIees Ferry, and
efficient Ferry'men ure IN attendance ready 10
give them prompt passage across Red River
TINS Ferry on decidedly the nearest rout to tho
Forks Of the Trinity. u. COFFEE.
Van Buren,, Dec. 2l, lSii.-46.