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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Winter Quarter in this Seminary will COM
- 'encc Dec. lst. and continue eleven weeks.
There are now SIX Teachers connected " it'll the In
suon. In connection with the solid branches,
young Ladies will enjoy peculiar advantages for
qnrng a correct knowledge OF Music, Drawing Paint
ing and the French Language. Instruction in the
latter will be given by gentleman, well educated
both in the English AID Fs'nch and who speaks the
latter with the and correctness as his
nacular tongue.
A few vacancies in the Boarding House will be made
at the end of this Quarters those from abroad wishing
to reside in the Seminary should apply soon.
Young Ladies from the village wishing to extend
their knowledge of the French language, can be ad
mitted 10 the class.
No pupils admitted for less time than one Quar-
ter and no deductions made for absence except in
proracted sickness
TrltRAIs.
HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tuition in English Branches and Latin, per
quarter -.'.' zee. "o'Uo
" Piano Muse, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y W
instrument for practice. .......... 200
Drawing or Painting, ............. 400
" French, ...........-..... .-...--- $50
Board, including luol, lights and all the convenient
ce for study in large and well furnished rooms, 50 pei
week or S25 per Quarter Of eleven weeks, including
washing JAS. W. III CKOK, Sccy
Nov. llh 19i5. 2iw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Mary Jackson,s Estatc.

Mary JaCAsOnTs ESIatF.
STATE OF VERMONT A T q Probate Court
ton, within AMI for the District aforesaid on the
eighth day Of November, A. d. 1915, an Instrument
purporng 10 lc the last VIII and Testament Of Mary
Jackson aie Of Milton, in said h strict deceased, was
presented To the Court here for Probate, by Daniel
il Onion the Executor therein named.
TurREroRE it is ordered 10y n ID Court, that pul lie
noucc lr given To all persons concerned therein TO
apurar before said Court, n session thereof 10 be
holden al the Register Office m said Burlington, on
the ,ccund "Wednesday in Decrm'cr, \. ID. lSi5,
and contest the pro late # >ai VIII, and il i further
or cred tina, this order be published three weeks sue
ces .vely in the Burlington Free Pre-, newspaper
printed at Burlington in This State, The last of which
publications. shall he prey Oi> TO The day ignel
afure aid, for hcarus.
Given under my hand al the Registers Office, this
8h day Of November, A. d. ISIS,
2iW3 Wm. WESTON, Rseister.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
JUST RECEIVED, FISH of the Go,lowinn !.
PREPARE FOR
Thanksgiving, Christmas and
NeW-YCars

A ~. those IN want OF Dried Curran's, Citron
IA RAIsIss SEEDLEs>, Figs, Prunes Mace, Nut
megs, cloves, Cinnamon, Pepper, Sage and he
herbs for sea'onlng Also. SaIdines, Mustard Biy
PEPPER Sauce, &c. &c. Please call at Harrington
and Brothers where may be found a large and ex,
New-Y York. w." "''
Burlington, Nov 90 1916. o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that have relinqushod
~ to my son, Nathaniel T. Bailey, j., the balance
of his minority, with full power 10 act and contract
for himself aud that shall hereafter claim none Of
his earnings nor hold myself rsponshle for his acts
NATHANIEL T. BAILEY.
Milton, Nov. A, 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21

lust Received from the publistors and for sale by
y the subscriber, large quantity Of SweiIs Gram
mar, an English Grammar compromising the prin-
cipes and rules Of the language illustrated by ap-
propriate exercises on the basis Of Murray.
Thompson's Seasons, ciorial do
Essay on Man, Pictorial Primmer
North American Arthme- Smiths Grammar,
tic, Bullions practical lessons
LIST, 81, and 3D. class Read in English Grammar,
ers Bullions English Gram.
Progressive Primer. mar,
Lemprles classical Die Rhetorical Reader,
uonary, Adams Arithmetic,
Worceser's Dictionary, Davies, do
Web>ter's do Smiths, do
Websers Elementary do Greenleaf's, do
Worceser's History, Davies Algebra,
Wari's History of U. s. Days do
Ason's History of T. Bridges, do
rope Davies Bardon,
Elementary spelling Book, do Legenire
North American do do Surveying
National do do Geometry,
Also on hand n large stock of Blank Books made
from the bes, Linen Paper and warranted. Blank
Books made to order on short notice and ruled to
any pattern. STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, Nov. g. lSi5.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21

NOR SALE.-Two concord wagons, for which
II wood grain, lumber, feathers or any good bar
ter pay will be received in payment.
Nov. II, 1915. 2lw4 s. II. POPE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
New Arrival.

'UNt1E subscriber having just returned from marke
L with new supply of goods, for Ladies' dresses
cloaks colored sarins for bonnet>, with variety
clonk, dress and bonnie, trimmings Ne For Gentle
mens wear, cloths, cnssimees vclvets and vesiings
lso goo assortm . ia mil G nceIsss, of sure
Ior quality all Of whh will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest. To which he would respectfully solicit the
attention Of friends and purchasers.
DANIEL KERN
thurch ST. Burlington, VT. Nov. y, 1915. 2im2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21

~. a. ALLEN, has left town. to be absent
o;,h ,nrGngh The winter, and has left his business
VIII ", rope, who is authorised do any thing
u" Ielu''oh lher.to, consistent with his agency
w" u" 1870 GEO. A. ALLEN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Stray Steers.

NAME into the enclosure ofihe Subscriber in Sept
~ last. Red two year old Sieer--and also OF Inc
lsl inst Red yearlng Steer. Theow is request
ed to proyeproperly pay charges and take them away
VIM. l.. YALE.
Charlotte, Nov. l3, as. 2iw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
fMyA no ZgA,
G;siA TRAVELLERS. :;i.al

TIIE Subscriber having lately purchased and fitted
L up the well known house, commonly called the
'tdrld=e Stand, about three miles east NJ Burlington
Sqlare would inform his friends and the public that
he is prepared 10 administer the wants OF both man
and beast in manner which shall give entire salts
faction.
TRANSFERS,
and others travelling ON The turnpike are respectfully
inved 10 give him call Ills barns large and
ou-,-Oslers steady and faithful and no
pains will be spared 10 make this iol.c emphatcay
the TRAVELLERS HOME
ZENO D. BISHOP,
Burlington, Der. %, lsi5 %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
AND CIGAR
NaANUFACl'ORE!

Warehouse No. -95 Riyersir Troy, opposite the
Steam Boat Wharf
THE undersigned has, during the past year, re-
J. moved his Snuff Mil and Mandatory the city
Of Troy for The pursose Of using water power of
greater magnitude and permanent supply. He is now
prepared to execute with despatch orders for Snuff
Tobacco and Cigars to any extent.
THE SNUFF
is of perfect cure-warran,ed stand the Of any
climate without becoming heated or or dosing
It's perfume-warranted equal in every respect TO the
most approved manufacture offered, or no sale All
the varieties of coarse and fne-p!ain or scened-ln
bulk, by the barrel in jars and bottles, wanted.
THE TOBACCO.
both for chewing and smoking, is manufactured ex-
clusvely from old leaf Of choice flavor and quality.
The smoking cut is as fine as chewing-ALL LONG
CUr-well dresscd-FREE FROM SmoTs and DUST
and in this particular alone, is different from every
other manufacture.
CIGARS,
from 81 10 SEQ per NJ. are manufactured from Ha-
vonn, Cuba, Florida and other Tobacco-of the vnri-
style Of Regaa, La Norma. Pana,ella, &c. dc,
at prices below any other mandatory.
list Of Re luced Prices made TO conform TO the low
at which Pedlars vending the product OF the
various manufactures through the country pre-
pared for Distribution and Will be furnished appl-
cation.
Goods delivered TO vessels or stores in the city OF
New York on board of canal boats at the Rail
road depot in Troy free of expense Of carriage or river
freight EDWARD ROOME.
Troy, n. Y. Nov. 4, 1915. 23wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
MUSIC s. DANCING.

N X. j. ID. PKUVANDIII. rra'eluI f1r T.,
1VA very liberal patronage he has formerly receivec
from the La lies AMI Gentlemen of b rling,on a. a
Teacher, this me nod OF Informing then that he
will open school in the al we accomplished arts 30
soon "a sufficient number OF pupils ran lie obane /
Having lately sired The principal cite, in the Union
he will teach such dance, is most pracced in the
gentee hall room.
N B.-ur. p will provide Isl. for prbr and
private parties. Nov. 90, 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Jerah Willoughby's Estate.

Jerah Willoughby's Estate.
LamuHle Dist.icl,,s , 1 den al the Probate
Office in johnson, within and for The District OF La
noble, on the lih day OF November, A. d 1915.
Henry Slowcl, executor on the estate Of JERAtl
WLLOl GllBY, late Of Cambridge, in said district,
deceased proposes render account of his admin
i>lraton for partial settlement, and present III,
count TO this date for settlement.
WuEREuPoN, Il i ordered that the same lc reierre
10 the 29h day ofNGvembcr, A. ID, Isis, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Probate Office IN johnson. IN laid DIS
,u'i, for The examination and allowance, and hat all
concerned he notified hereof hy the Publication If
tins order in the Burlington Free Press, printed AT
Burlington, three weeks successfully, before said
lime hearing, that they may appear at SAID time
and place. # hey see cal'e, and Object thereto.
by or Ter of Court,
% WILLIAM W. WHITE, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
NEW FASHIONS.
nIRS SAXrDN-

y ESPECTfUlLY announces to the Ladies in
" general that 81 c is now attending TO the Mill
merry bl.ines, at her old stand though new build
ing On Church street, directly opposite Mr.. kern's
Store She viii keep Bonnes and Gaps ot the new
est fashion, which will lie sold very low: she has
also the newest fashions for Dresses, Clocks and
Peces, aud having learned TO cut after rent'er'>
Ma hcma'cn Patent Right, she warrants acnleel
mt Grateful for past iuvors she solicits share Of
public patronage.
B rlmglun, Nov. 6. 1915. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Musical instruments.

ITELODltNS with Round and Flat keys Bass
vi Nlos, Niolns, Fute>, Flarcole's, Flies Claro-
nets, Bnres Ac ortc,ns with and without sem-tones,
Strings, Resin, Bows, hair for Bows, PEGS, Bridges,
Tail pieces, Reeds instruction Books and most kinds
# Instruments and musical Merchandise at low
prices can be had anywhere.
Nov. 6, as. BRTSsMAiD e. Brothers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
NEW GOODS,

- VI. POPE, has Ju,t received his winter stock of
- 'oods among which may be found a large as
sol,ment OF cloths, cassimers veslnqs, nlnnels
,"ssnmeres apaccas, prints robroy paids, lnseys
.cNlhas, drlnS> and full assortment of tailor 3
trimmings. - '''''
-AlSO,--
a large stock of Groceries, consisting in part of
loaf, lump powderei and crushed sugars also
mo'asses teas, coffee, soap tobacco lamp OIL slera.
tus, starch &c. &c, which will be sold AT the lowest
prices. $ NJ POPE
Burlington Nov II, 1915. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
w e.
24tf.


\ kE now rereiYng at our new store, corner OF
- Nam and " alter SfreetS, our winter supply OF
Goods which we are prepared TO offer to the public nj
such prices as will ensure for them ready sale. To
the Ladies we have to offer rich and beautiful as.
>or'ment OF Pri"ts selected with much care, and Of
"',u a.
alpaccas. chusans. oinphams bomLa2ircs Lleached
nisus. lawns, linens corded skirts, damasi nan
kins table covers velvet, daper. linen towIs. white
red and canton dannels anton check :. alnncca mn
polka anrons. camb-i,s brown holi7nIs Les, hr-
siery, u,it,, and '.es worstei and meycnn hons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Now is the Time .

TOR the nee Waterproof Backngi Paste and
Il Narnish --Brushes-Soaps-in ks-Waters-
w axe, &c. &c. 1t Wholesale and Real by
2iuf PECN & SPEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Counter Scales.

TNHE subscribers have been appointed agents fol
Il the sale Of 4. Sluans Coulter scales. They
have now on hand large supply which they will sell
at ess than half the cos, Of those generally in
and equally as good.
l.. {; C. T.. FOLLETT.
Burlington, Nov. 49, 1915. "a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
G. +. DAV Ely,
Is COUNsELLOR at LAW,
EEICE.

That formerly occupied by Charles Adams, fsq.,
who aho will lie occasionally present for The trans
action Of whatever legal business he may sill be
pleased TO attend to. soft
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Rags ! RAGS -

DAPER RAGS taken in exchange for Schoo
---E-. og 5. WOODS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
Notice.

n DAYS from date al persons are requested tina,
W are indebted to the undersigned 70 come for
ward and pay IN tn lr respective dues, or cole cton
triH be made without reserve.
r. B. KELLOGG.
Burlington Nov. g. 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21

VNTEBSTER'S Elementary spelling book, by doz
w or gross, Porler's rhetorical reader hy doz or
single For sale by s. WOODS.
Burlington, Nov. l3. Strong'S Buiidings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
lotion Threads.
SOAI'

1OnA boz. Shaving Soap, for sale by
LOOO Nov. 49, rs. Villas #. MOVES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21
NInlcllcs,

600 Gross Matches, for sale cheap by
OtjO Nov. 10. 1915. Villas x MOVES
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
Dissolution.

TIME CO-PARTNERSIiIP heretofore existing AT
Van Buren, Arkansas, between George w. Clarke
and Thomas Sterne, under tho style and firm OF Clarke
& Sterne, is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The business Of the firm is for settlement in the hands
of Mr. c. D. Pryor, ut the Office of the Arkansas In
telligcncer. GEO. w. CLARKE.
THO'S STERNE.
March "a, 1874.
Persons indebted to the said firm requested to call
and settle. 10 important that the business of the
firm should be closed Immediately.
March 30, 1874. C. d. PRYOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
NEW e.fDDS.

SINIE subscriber has ius4 urncd from tho East
Il with an entire new s4wcli selected stock OF
goods, consisting, in part, OF
Cai,coes, Merinoes. AiapNns. slawDs Musins.
Boots and Shoes, QueenSr Hardw are. Iron
and Nails, Glass. Grd Yes. &c. &c. &c.
He fattcrs himself that bove stock Gun be sold
at such prices as TO conporth the state Of the tmes
.. PRIME. Fort smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
Quccal.ssarc, HISS, &c.

In store eight crates of ass, ~ Queensware. with
II an extensive assortment {1hc shelves trgetbey
with tumbefs. qonrt bottlcs, and half pist nask.,
which will he packed To orde nd sold a.,t the lowest
prices at wholesse.or rctaii, Il each .r bartcr
GEO. 5. BRINE.
Fort Smith, August I, 1e3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
GRANDSON D. R0YI TON,

AyING resigned the office of AiDrney for the
II State of the 9th Judicial Circuit will for the iu-
ture attend the circuit courts of said
the circuit courts of the counties OF Putsk
and Chico The Supreme and Federa ,ourts ut L'ttie
Rock and will attend to the collectio ana securing
of claims in any part Of the State address Is ~
Washington, Hampstead county, Arkusas.
Nav lS44.-l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
PAYAsLE auARrERLY

ANNOUNCEMENT Of candidates, VIII be charged a
ether advertisements. r
Political circulars will be charged advertisements,
No advertisements of g-oss, abusive. personal
ture will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
Single copies Of the paper, l2a cents.
The above terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
). POST COACH LiNET
FRf LITTLE ROCK TO WASHINGTON
! AND HOT SPRINGS.
Ese

aE, ,gndersigned. contractors for eassyisr he rt
u maii rom Little Rock to wsshineton ana Hee
Sngs. nave The satisfaction Of nformee tkc -,,hI;
their lines Of splendid rFoy Post Cosches * nov
xoli operation. - - =. NO"
l:ssengers for Washington and Hot sprinrs. l..v.
.s Aoek every Tuesday. Thursday and ssicrdsy
fn'ng. ~ daylight, in 4 horse Posi- C3sebe:
which they are conveyed to Fair Play, (Reyisrsss'
mmes, and from thence the passengers s. Hot
Re Coaches those for Washiagton are ~ S.,rsS ~
fPIen6d new horse Post Coaches. at Fair Pjv. ssS
Ich " washington the next day after icaviaC Iitsi.
FL; On their retern. the Coaches from Wa
hot Springs again intersect At Fair Playlsr4 a..
~ Little Rock every "Wednesday, Ffi,ay asd
fday evening At sun.down-eomisg throkk ~
former place in two days. sad the isttS 4 90
Ihe PrpPrietors have careful. sober, aad sxvrssus
frivers. aud pledge themselves to spare nsih~ 4 !.
nor expense to give general sstisfactioa 70 5f -
u patronize them. = N -
sre--To Washington. 60 - Hot spfiss, =.
Ige-9tee. at the Anthony House, Little Ece3s -
lhe Lafayette House. Wsshinrton. ~ - q
Az baggage st the risk Of The ownees. 4 IA =
kov. -. ls44-l9.te SS'. Is4&@'.'I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MIR. J. STANLEY'S compliments to the citizens
lVl Of Van Buren. aud its vicinity, begs to inform
them that he will remain in town three four weeks
and offers his professional services during that time
His studio is at the siAsGEl HOUSE,, where he wiz be
pleased to see his friends. ~
June Is, l644 r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
Linen Masaaeto Netting, AeII Combs, &C.

Linen Masaaeto Netting, hell Combs, &C.
ID ECEIvED per steam boat Jnes Pitcher, Musoue.
IN to Netting; Thread Gloves 2ainted La wns; Plaid.
strip ped and lace Musns; threadlnd bobbinet Laces
Edgings and insertions; Cambrifo do; Linen Cam.
brio; French colorcd Kid Glow Silk Hose; Mohair
Mitts and Gloves; fine Irish mems and Lswns-a
choice variety Of Ladies' Shell pmbs; Parasos. Sun
Shades aud Umbrellas, and fiety Of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO. s. BRINE
Fort Smith. Aug, LIST, ie44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
K EN- DALL,s

TEXAN ANDsAHTA FE EXPEDITION.
.NEO. WILKINS KENDALL'S TEXAN Ann
NJ SANTA FE EXPEDITION Comprising
description of tour through Texas, and the Great
southwestern Praries, the Comanche, and Caygua
hunting grounds; also account Of the sufrerinrs
finally the capture of the Texans and their march a
prisoners to the City Of Mexico. With Emo nlustra
tions and Maps.
The book ID handsomely bound; for sale by
SCOTT, WHITE Il CO.
Aril 90 IIn -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
Great " ttern U.sse Ma il< r.
III zpau
norTH WI ri = RIvsR ROT
ELE kocA ARk,s. : fs
By ste1 beat rad po51 coec.,..

VaHE upd| enea. corn :. - r. ss. sT7
the U. Mail from mon,h oS wi.;,e wi;n4s1A n.4s1A
ION the MiA BY Sea 4 6rnt !, p,sJIS~E -
from theme four.horsc J,ss, 81 issr"s.s se7
Rock, will p4hat line iu,o fuIl o,ers ~ M
day next. 0k<4-
Passeege ~ W Na.i:. 5 win sllko ~ 6vcrS
boat at the h1 Whine M evsryTocd n owine
Thursday, Saturday n,rning st4 .o3ocY seeens
Tor hocksoesm 1y wilinees the Post ds7 nrms| ~
es' which wFnssy tsemsbroush the BiJ r. anu ="
RE to Ls'e ffk, ~ NJ. Of tha,S9aone e me. .ne ~
days; and pa>agers ~ Irc LitsIc Rok ad DEUS -:
TUESDAY. ,;;sy ssssx
n; Of the following z s's s'sT iSo. ~
> 40 hours. Vst
This limo form: the con pecine lux6s~>ssiIa
great .. s, NAL Line by seam.bsat1 161lts Aiss
sissipp' and Ohio rivers, and thsU ,H Mall he$iF
Coach lines diverglng wess and soyh e." Est "a
Rock to Fort Smith nnd-W sshiIu6a.;>- I III
the celebrated HOT SPRlNGSor any osbcr p>1sssx
in tho intcriofof Arkansas NAV ress sssnred that
d this line will afford them n ready and speedy c,n1N
. veyance from tho Mississippi to liple Rock az
az seasoas, and particularly when The Arkesas y
loo low Tor ma. ieat.on, which is gcncfullyths
o case through toe summe- aud fsfI ssnsoo.
conveyances IN Stages and Hacks 10 s. l1}us &
Springs Or any otter point, can. At al tjrh Il NJ
reGu"y prceFcd. az <s,.e ~S.t
!, No p''ns nor expense win BE- s..r.s II Ne
5 P,opr'e'oSs 70 reader do sita.tioo ~ ~
!, "'ss a"1 snient who may trayeI A. ,,J-
House. '>'ch' al The f'itbouy
0TAh hggogs at the risk Of N. , o~...
InI. ~. G. 7. LEMMON JCO.
4 - FL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
HENRY BECK Ell
FR0NT aTR11I

Pcaleria DRY GOODS and GQCIcERfRG ,1-s1s =
cfse sll kinda Of COUNTRY PR0DUcE q ~
xwhieh hs will ~ ~ highest aoastee 49, r -
are rssPses!slly rsssssssate givs III &{s1k . q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
oR EAT ATTa ACTION
NEW GOODS.

DICKETT g. GREGG have just received and are
l now opening. direct from New York and Phla-
phia,
10 cases blue Prints, now style, all figures
l2 Fancy assorted Prints, style;
20 Kentucky Jeans. Sattinets, Cassimeres and
Hard Times
SO bales brown, striped, plaid and beached Do
mestcs, all qualities cnttonades cotton twils gam.
broons, suspenders hosiery. shaws and handerckief
all sorts and sizes, style silks, laces and ribbs
umbrellas. parasols and shades, lawns. de
coat trimmings, boots, Shoes hats caps and senne,s
new style books and stationery, hardwarS ano ca,le
ry; glassware and queensware; scythsf .a sa
nails castings and cotton yarn, sugar s"a
found in any store in this y-all o. wnlcn are
offered Low for cash aas oar'er' wholesale OF re-
tail o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
W&On Making.

WSgOn Making.
FINHE undersgned respectfully
- informs his friends and the
~ public generally, that he intends
WzA-n> to continue the above business, at
N his old stand on Main Street, where
IL he will attend to all calls at the
rhortest notice and reasonable for
ry produce. JOSEPH HAWKINS. I
Van Buren,. March 80. 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

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It.,t aIikpss. an efIIcisst g. q y.
&eisx u hSsesiien q ~: u 4 & ~ 8 r
tse n.e-.. -: AsreI n s. 5$ii ~ ". s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
JACOB F. WELL,
Lock and Gun-Smith,

East end of Main street, Van Buren, Arkansas.
CIAS removed to the Shop lately occupied by F..
j Craig. where he will at all times be prepared to
do any work in his line upon the most reasonable
terms and in the bes. % R su-
and cfkag o9 sf prices merit
share of patronage. All kinds of produce taken in
payne mt for work, at the highest market price.--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

T.N- 2" 'r0ss's xOSt OStNUACHES3
From Memphis, Tenn, to Madison, Ca, ria. Holly
Springs, salem, Ripley. and Jacinto. Miss; Tuscum-
ba. Decatur Somersilie. Warrcnt0n, near Gunter's
old landing, Missionary Station Ball Play Ala Rome
Ca on to Madison, Ga At Holly Springs, Mss this
connects South with the lines Jackson Miss North
with the line at Nashville uia Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss. AT Decatur connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to Huntsville Ala
and at Madison, Ga. with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to South Carolina
portion of the above Line has recently gone ope
ration The propretors intend sparng pains or ex.
Pense in making this Line equal to any in Tho South
western country. Their Teams and Coaches are no,
surpassed by any. Their Drivers are steady, carefu
and accommodating. Exert,on will be used to give
their patronage. :"
Tame Of legeing Memptis-Mondays, Wednesdays
oand Fridays, II half past 6, A. NJ.
:, Proprletors Of the dbooe line Holly Syringe
Memphis, Ten, July 8, Is43-I6I