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NEW MUSI,

NEW MUSIC.
X RILEY &Co., 297 Broadway publish and keep han
Il extensive assortment of New and Fashionable Mus
which they offer for sale wholesale retail at the low
possible prices They manufacture Instruments of superorc
iywsan every article they SELL being practically acqu IN
Id with the different branches Of their Military aut
eupplied II the reasonable nvl22m .rrc
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CLIMAX STABLE,
COURTLAND ALLEY, between Walker " White Streets
REAR or 800 BROADWAY.
EACLuslVELf for Gentlemen's Horses The accommo
~ daons irstrae-the Stalls width, and the Car
Room excellent few Stalls and worthy
the attention of gentlemen who wish their Horses have
perior treatment
jei2 im'rrc G. SMITH Proprietor
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SPIRIT AT NAUvoo.-The division between Bill
smith and the Twelve appears TO be growing wider
every day. A gentleman who was in Nauvoo at the
time OF the late murder, states, that the Twelvees
charged the crime on the Smithites and rcrsa.
IN the last Neishbor appears long article in relation
to the power and authority of the Patriarch 1t abors
prove that Smith has power than formerly and
evidently Ineuded to sap the foundation of prete
sions set mp by him of his Patriarcha Office
Bill will be troublesome customer to the Brethren
HGySau ciyunI IIuJ
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..xx FOR SALE-A Farm the Banks of the Hudson,
&1containlng about sixty acres in high state of cuya
alton, with splendid Buildings, situated one mile
West OF Newburgh The will be made easy For par
Shoe ivoo o,ye yeodsrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

MUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right fof
1N"Coeman's Eoen Attachmento the Panofoe, for the
entire United States, (excepng Massachusetts, announce
the public, that they prepared to supply Panooes
with this attached, attach the
modern made horizontal psnotores. In regard the durability
of this invention, N g. prepared satisfy the
JUDGED mnd their critical and experenc.
warrant them in the assertion, that the Hoan" will remain
climate, and will be affected by transitions
Of atmosphere The satisfactory with
each instrument.
The public invited the oian Pianofortes"
al their wareroom, No $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found of g. 6 Octave
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

The consumption of animal food in London is IC7
lbs per head in Paris s5 bs in Brussels 40 lbs in Man.
chester 105 lbs.
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LOOK AT THIS I!

"a, JUST RECEIVED-Anothe lot of French Boots, oi
yhe best kind and VIII be sold the old price S. and the
bes of French Calf Boots made order for City made
~ Cai Boots So and The greatest assortment Of Gents Gait
Calf Shoes 50 and 50 So great variety Of all other kinds
Ladies in this Store will find great OF Caters
Buskins, Slips, Ties. Punells, Satin &c
For assortment Of I'll other kinds Misses and Chdren's
Boots and Shoes be beat in hiscy Do mis-
take the number, 36l Broadway oFrankn street.
ju3 lmtfh NJ. CAHILL,
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TRANsLATIoS.
The undersigned, envoy extraordinary and minister
penpotenary OF his Majesty the KING the French and
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

dEA TO LET-Front rooms, furnished or unfurnIshed,
M suitable for office in the National Coffee House s2
f& broadway. The proprietor respectfully informs his
Trends and the public that he has pleasant establishment in
the vicinity of mercantile business Billiards and other
ments IN the honse the price of billiards i2 cents per game
The proprietor has strict regard to the comfort of his visitors
that he has combined the following prices will
show-A room can be had low 2 night and 81
per week The porter will be IN attendance all times during
ne ght, any body who wants to at late hours viii
INC the hall bell je20 3wtje
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k,Sa- FOK NEW ORLEANs--Louisians aud New
EfN York Line--Reguar Packet to sail Monday, 2lst
elegant fast sailing packet ship OSWE
Co Can't H. Johnson viii positively sail above, her
gular day.
For freight passage, having handsome furnished
modaons apply board Orleans wharf foot of Wall ST,
r.. n, COLLINS " Co. 56 South
Positively goods received board after Saturday evening
18th instant.
Agent in New Orleans James T. Woodruff who will prompt
ly forward ali goods to his address. jl9rc
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Relating Treaty Of Peace bctceen Merco and Teras
upon The basis Of an acknowledgment Of the indepen-
dence Of the latter.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, June ls 1915.
To the honorable the Senate
The executive herewith respectfully transmits to your
honorable body for its constitutional advice and action
the conditions preliminary to treaty of peace between
Mexico and Texas, signed on the part Of the former
the city OF Mexico the 10th of May ulmo: togethe
with an additional declaration made by the governmen
of Mexico, oi'the date, in conneNion with those
conditions.
The correspondence connected with the above also
transmitted for the information of the Senate.
The executive requests the Senate return the orig
nal papers they shall have received its exami
nation and action. ASsoS JONES
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FROM BOSTON TO PHILADELPHIA IN
DAy
gjst;ss &a 90 A321k 31k

:, Esa.yp .zzj The steamboat UNION, Captain Edwar
gsyig.snzz5s Van Wart, will leave Sing Sing every Mon
-EA~-&S-z-day aud Tuesday at 8 A. NJ, and New or
from he loot OF franklin street t3P and Wednesda
and Friday from Sing Sing, l21s r. NJ On Thursday am
Saturday, from New York. T. NJ landing at Hammond ST
each way Farr Sing Slug and Tay Town 2s; Dobbs Fer
Iy aud hastings Is Cd; Yonktrs Is.
New York, july i2 i8i5. ;v1o o,Ss srb
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-27
NEW CARPETS,

| HAVE this day received large invoice of NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL CARPETS from those justly ceebra ed
manufacturers, Messrs a. & E. S HIGGINS, OF NewYork
which for STYLE and beauty of finish exceed by none
My present selection consists of
IMPERIAL THREE Y-SUPERFINE-
EXTRA-FINE and FINE INGRAM CARPETS, of en-
rey new and original patterns, Of Which haze The enrs
control for this market.
Also, Venetian and Cotton Carpets of every
description, at the very lowest prices
STAIR CARPETS, of every kind, from Is to
so cents the yard
English FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, SC.
STRAW MATING, "A, 81 and GA wide.
Velvet, Chenele and Tuhed RUGS and MATS.
LIST and HEMP Carpets and in short every descrip-
ton of Carpets offered and t be sold to'U as at
any other Store IN these United SateS-o satisfy your
selves OF this FACT, please call at the
SO OLE STAND Nos. 1862 and l64 Main Street.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Late of the firm of II. II. Chamberlin & Co.
N. B. KNIGHTS CARPETS (Which have
been so extravagay landed by my neighb0rs need
no farther comment from mel HAND, and for
sale on as good terms at any other Store.
Worcester, Oct 81. dwtf43
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DIED.

In Cambridge Oct 49, DR. Timothy l. Jennison formerly
Tutor in Harvard University. 841.
In Hardwick, Oci g. John Brmhal SON of incl I Rrim
hall, 81 He shooting excursion in the woods
and as he was loading his gun it off and the charge
passed directly through his heart
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New Bonnet Store.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

e, w. CREECH, Hair Dresser, OF whom can
Rod nj wholesale or retail, the Celebrated Damas-
1 Seor and Russian Kesdn Sharing Soap am line .ne new lew
Gus co made by e EMERSON, expressly Tor hl mas
nag, from the fremont House, TO ms new mar
Messing Room in SCHOOL STREET opposite Cy ia
Oct % WV
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To Carpenters.
BLANK BOOKS,

4 LARGE assortment constantly on hand. Also made
TO order OF any size and ruled any pattern in
rior j. CIRCUIT JR 1919 Main ST
Worcester Aug 5. 80 dw3mis
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Carpets. Carpets.
Cattle Show Day, Wednesday Oct. 8

A LII PERSONS who intend visiting Worces-
IA ter the above day. and wishing TO purchase DRY
GOODS of every description will find the largest UaTiey
and the best bargains offered in this County by call
ing at HEAD QUARTERS.
We are this week opening large invoices of New an
Rich Goods, embracing almost every style Of
RICH DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS,
CLoAKINGS, CALICoEs, sc. &c,
the market Affords and old patrons and the
public that shall offer every kind of Goods keep at
unusually Low PRICES, that may make quick sales
and large ones. HARD0N, BROWN & CO.
Worcester Oct dwIf40
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NOTICE.
Superior Knitting Yarns.

NHE subscribers have made arrangements to be supplied
i through the with every variety of the same
superior quality OF Yarn which they have heretofore kept
for sale, and have hand every STYLE color and quail
ity. ID. s. MESSENGER a. co.
Worcester, Sept. 10. dw6weops
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Pocket Book Lost !
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

'HE Oopartnership heretofore existing under the firm
mutual consent. / n n corr n -
worcester, OCT 10, lo45. VIM. E. BRAMAN.
WILLIAM E. BRAMAN is fully authorized
to settle all demands due to said Gould a. Braman All
persons who indebted the old firm of GouLp q BRA-
MAN are requested to make immediate payment TO said
BRAMAN, who will carry the business of Merchant
Ialor at The Old Stand in the Central Exchange.
Worcester, Oct IL 1916.
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MARRIED.

In souhboro' Oct Is, Mr. E. W. Perry (of the firm of
Smith Perry druggists, of Bostoh) to Miss Mary f
daughter Of Mr. John Corey. ,
In Dudley, Oct 18th, MIR Francis Orr Barre TO Miss
Lonisa. daughter of Col. Eddy Mr. Rensow s. Parker
Of this town to Mis- srah Jane daughter OF Dea Elisha
Cole, of Soulhbrdge.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, October ID, ls45.
TO all persons interested in the Estate OF JONATHAN
MOORE, late of BrookfeId, deceased, Greeting
on cited appear at a Court OF Probate 10 be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of No
vemher next to show cause why Dover should not be
assigned to Clarssa Moore, the Widow of said deceased
in ali the Real Estate which said dec eased died seized
in this Commonwealth.
dl2t73 CHAS. G. PRENTlSS, Reg.
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RubberS -RubberS,
For the Ladies.

NNTE have Just received another lot OF Ladies'
w CATER BOOTS AND SHOES,
from some the best manufacturers in the United ates
Also complete assortment of Kid, Morocco, Goat and
Car BOOTS and SHOES. The quality OF which is as
good as any before offered in this market The Ladies
are respectfully invited to call and examine.
rGoods freely shown all, at the OLD stand OF D b.
ScoTr one door north Harden. Brown N Co.
CIICKERING q LONGLEY
XUo.cas,ar Or OF dwtf44
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Notice.


SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the Choe'aw.
y t. be endorsed proposals. with ron aud steel vii
be seved BY the at the Choctaw Agency
until ~ o'clock Monday the lth day Of August next
for supplying the Choctaws with tons OF Iron and SUI
pounds Of Steel in the following manner zone ton o
iron and two hundred pounds Of Steel to be delivered
the public blacksmith shop l6 miles below Doaksville
the quantity OF each the public shp or neal
Running Water in the Pushmataha District the same
quantity at the shop the Council House, Is miles
from the Choetaw Agency aud the same qoaH,ty al
the Spencer Academy shop.
Each ton Of Iron to consist Of
500 lbs. plough mouIds. aa
300 " round iron 4 inch,
100 Z" round iron inch,
100 " nail rods, .a
. largea axe bar,
And the remainder of light assorted bar ron all Of the
best Juniata, other sPprpved manufacture OF equal
quality The Steel to be Of the best C."wey Steel
The whole be delivered al the different shops on or
before the 18th January lSl6 Payment will be made
upon the certificate Of the different blac cksmths Of the
delivery Of the Iron aud Steel according to contract
The usual security required -
WIN ARMSTRONG,
Act. Supt. W. T.
Choctaw Agency, June 10, ls45.--ls-st.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
EDUCATION.

! undersigned has opened a school at Mount
h.fort 8 miles North Westof Fayetteville,
|h young gentlemen will he prepared for en-,
she lower classes of college, at 50 SO per
The common English branches will be
al SO per session. -,
school will be continued without vacation
eh time as the preparatory school ofthe Far
fminnry shall 20 into operation. y
boarding. in respectable families, on very
(odating terms.
ROBT. W. MECKLlN.
Comfort, June ID, 1854.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Notice..


| Ill l2 clock on MoLday the 4Ih day Of August
next, for supplying the Creek indians with as ma
nv of the following Described articls as can be
| furnished for the sums spec fed in each case.
lst. Cast Steel axes of "ColIins," Hunts"
and .Kinu's" manufacture. in equal proportions,
and of the usual sizes in each box, TO the amount
of 5000.
Cd. Wedding hoes of the different sizes
in equal proportions, 5Oo.
Sd. "Davis'' single horse ploughs, with
cevis, and cast iron mould boards, 5OO.
9TH. Trace chains, bright straight links,
each chain TO be at least feet inches
long, and 81 Ibs weight, 36O.
5tt. Log chains, rs lbs. each, 200.
9th. No. 10. Whttemore best cotton
cards, ouO.
7th. Cross cut saws. one half Of six, the
other half of seven feet in length, 200.
9Th. Single cut" cross cut saw files, ~.
9th. Hand saws. l6O.
10Th. Handsaw files lO.
lllh. Drawing knives, IL inches in
length, lOo.
IL. Screw augors 3 inch, II inch, !
inch and inch. - 100.
18th. Socket chisels, . " II
and inch. 100
Nth. Fore planes and jack planes, in
equal proportions complete, .- $50
! The proposals to be. endorsed Proposals for
supplyinC the Creeks with various articles and
10 sta te the number Of articles proposed to be fur
nished in each case. Frnctionfi excesses in any
Of the sums named which Cannot be otherwise np-
piled may be taken from one article and applied
to another, tho object beng to exPend the aggre.
gate amount for the articles specified.
The whole to be embraced I'M one contract which
will be made with the lowest responsible bidder.
All the articles furnished TO be Of The best and
ncst approved quality, and to be delivered at ihs
Creek Agency landing on or before the lst day
Of Fe5runry, 1916.
raymeGt will be made by the undersigned al
the Ckoctaw Agency on presentation of the Ger.
tilico,e of the gent IN iehalf OF the U. stai.s
thut the contract has been complied with.
4 A bond with approved security will be required.
ALSO, nj the same lIme and place. separate
proposals will be received for supplying the Semi.
mole Indians with ns many of,the following arll'
cIes as can be furnished for the sums named N
each case :. n
the Creeks, $500.
| Hoes, 4" 3oO
| Cross.cu, Saws. - 80.
! Hand saws. I" ~.
Drawing Knives. !" /" SO.
Screw Augurs J inch, inch, inch, 25.
| Brass Fe,,les. hammered, assorted sizes, ox.
GLIDING the largest, 6 70.
All TO be Of the best quality and description, and
TO be embraced in one contract, which will be
made with the lowest responsible bidder.
/ The different articles to be delivered at the Sem
mole Blacksmith Shop on OF noar Little river on
or before the ls.. February next.
Pnyn,en, will be made BY the undersigned at
the Choc!aw Agency so soon nfer the fufment
of the contract is certified by the proper Agent in
behalf Of the Government, as funds may be up
proprintcd and RENTED for the purpose.
The proposals to be endorsed proposals for
supplying the SeIninoles with various articles"
Bond with approved security required.
- WIN. ARMSTRONG;, 20
Aci. Supi. W. T.
! Chocinw Agency. June Il. lS45.--lS-SW.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
NEw ORLEANs, May Iilh, 1915.

A TCR TNnE Steam Boat Evcline having been
p.t.TTSMS i repaired to the satisfaction Of the
sSfErTT Inspectors, Cotton other Produce OF
Merchandize shipped board of her in the Arkansas
trade will be insured at the usual rates Of premun by
the undersigned Insurance companies in this city.
Merchants Insurance Company.
RlCH'DL. ROBERTSON, Inspector.
Agency ST. Louis Perpetual Insurance Com pany.-
RlCH'D l.. ROBERTSON, Inspector.
Agency of the Mutual Safety Insurance Company
of New York. RlCH'D SWAIN, Inspector.
Agency of the Gencrai Mutual Insurance Company
of New York. RlCH'D SWAIN, Inspector.
Subject to all warrantees, Expressed or implied.
Western Marine and Fire Ins Co. .. "a
l.. MATHEWS, Prev
. June 7, IS45--17-3t. r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Regular van Buren,, Fort smith and Fort Gibson
Packet,
ROLLA,-SuMMERs, Master

~ KULLA -SUMMERs, Ndslfrl y NJ
EcN WILL plyas a regular packet between
T,TsllS the above entoncd ports. and " III con
.SfGSEEfT tinue throughout the season, leaving
Van Furen every Saturday morning at O'Clock, and
Fort Smith at O'Clock. p NJ, of the same day; and
returning leaves Fort Gibson every "wednesday morn
ing n. . o'clock. The Rolla having undergone thor,
rough REPAIRS now better adapted for the safe and
speedy Of passengers and freight than
any boat IN the trade. Every eAertion will made 70
ensure the comfort Of and safety Of freight
All packages, PARCELS stters orders sent BY the
boat, will meet with prompt attention For freighto or
passage apply on board or to the following agents:
HENRY 4 CUNNINGHAM, Wv Bprrx.
J. S. GROSS. -
r n W. II. e. M. MAYERS, { ro,r s,,
CAPT. JNO. ROGERS. '"s>'' w. ds'
FRED CUMMINGS RI. c.aF
W. P. DENCKLA. '0"' "''''"'
Van Buren, March 9, le45-tf. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
NEW GOODS.
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,

WILSON'S BRICK Row MAIN STREET, VAN BuRES.
A RE in receipt Of handsome 10, Of DRY
GOODS and fancy ar,icIes--consisiing in
part Of -.
Rleached and brown shirlings and slee,ings;
Fancy Ehglisl, French and American prints
White and colorcd blankets; r.
Ladies' bonnets, &c. ,..-,
ALSO-A small lot Of ladies' shoes, buskins and
bootoes. all of which they are prepared 10 sell a,
low prices fcf each, or hides and peltrcs.
March |. ls45.-3-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Regular Arkansas Packet,
m ARKANSAS NO. 4, ss
p. pENNY Wit, MASTER,

T. FEM T, MASTENe
A s6 This new. light draught, passer-
y.E7SlS ger steamer, just built, and intend-
xSf5E1dSx cd expressly for this trade, 10 now
out. and will conmenrd her rcgular trips as n
packet between Fort Gibson and New Orleans,
on the first rise Of wafer. No expense has been
SPARED 10 render the Arkansas No. one Of tho
best boats in the trade in every respect. For fur.
ther particulars apply 10 egsg9
SCOTT, WHITE q Co,
Nov. 80, 1914. a 81 n "a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
GENERAL AGENT,
CITY OF WASHING TON, ID. C..


Respecfuy that he will atend to the pros
ccutou Of Cidims before the several Executive Depart
.nts Of the Government, and Ga msag INST the Uni
ted States for Londs Money; 10 the sshiement o.
plbGc aceountsto Claims before Commissioners under
Indian or other Treaties to Preemptiea and Other
Land Claims, and TIE proc lring OF Lnnd Patents;
to Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business con
nected herewith; to the obtaining Of Patents for sci
eptiic ot useful inuenons andto all other business
OF a pablic nature requirng an Agent.
Claims again.. individuals promptly attended to-
titles inyc-rigated, &c. &c.
Information giving free Of charge All letters to be
post paid. "a
Hon. a. s. White,
E. A. Hannegan, -
Alex. Barrow, Us. Scnate.
James SemPle,
D. R. rAtciiison,
c. Ashley.
J. J. Hardin, of Illinois.
5. A. Douglas,
Willis Greene, Of kentucky,
:. John Petit, !
" s. C. Sample, =. J,J;on,
c. B. Smith. gs
g. J. A. Wright, -
g." ! ! M. r pr%l,e: s"shs:, ) Of Missouri.
Henry Dodge, Of Wisconsin.
April I9,h. Is45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Regular Memphis and Fort Gibson Packet,
LITTLE BEN N-FRANKLlN,
ms j. Slatpsos Master,

asHasl J. Satrsos Master,
A WILL ply as regular packet between
ES4T7SllS the above mentioned ports throughout
xS}FESSSfT tho season, and being Of light jraught
and substantial build, is well adapted to the trade.
The Little Ben franklin will be kept entirely in tho
trade and will make her Trips regularly through from
port to port and for the safe transportation Of freight
and passengers can tompete with any boat in tho
trade Strict attention paid to the discharge Of freight
and the delivery of letters orders. For freight
passage apply on board or o. the undersigned Agents.
SCOTT WHITE 4 CO., Ran Buren.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
FoRT SMITH. ARKANSAS, I
Juno 5th, 1915.

juno 5th, 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al the
- office Of the undersigned until ~ NJ. tho
2slh day Of june. lS45, for furnishing the Guar,
Ter NIuster's Department with one hundred AMI
ten tons of good Prairie Hay, well cured and clear
OF weeds, &c. -..... .-.
Eighty tons to be delivered at the new works
and the remainder $50 tonsl as Camp, near Fort
Smith. the whole 10 be stacked OF ricked by the
contractor and at his expense. ra.
The contract to be completed on or before the
18th day OF August, lS45. Good security will
be reouircd for the faithful fufment Of contract.
The privilege of rejecting ali bids deemed high
ia reserved to tho United Stntes. o.. -a 2
L. b. ALEXANDER, A. q. NJ.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
NEEWIAR EAERIfs

EE4WIAR EACRIIs
Between New orleans and Fort Gibson.
A CSeN THE splendid new and fsst runnin
yk--yNlS steamer SWALLOW, Capt. ]. F. RicH
xfEIF AsDsos, will run as a regular pscke
durlng present season, between the above mention
cd ports, touching at all landings the Arkansas III
yer. - aa. -
Every attention will be paid to the comfort Of pas
sengcrs-and to the delivery Of letters parcels os
defs entrusted TO the care Of her officers ~ TI
May 10, lS45.--l3tf .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19

i Nd now on this day came the compliments
n by Solicitor, and il appearing by nli'daVn'
that tho said George Grgg, one OF the Defend
ants, is non resident Of tins State; il is there.
fore ordered that said George Grgg be netIf'd
by pubIrntion that sad bill has been filed for the
foreclosure Of a Mortgage; and that Defendant is
required to appear at the next term OF 'h'' court
and plead answer or de nur TO said petition "r the
same will be taken as agains, lin as confessed
further ordered that copy of this order 30 pub.
lished in the Arkansas Isteiiigeneer. news
paper printed in this State. four weeks success
svely the las, insertion TO be at le"s' thirty days
before the mex, iesm Of this court. 70s.''n.
A nuo copy from thu minutes Of the court.
JNO. SMITH. Clerk.
June IA, 1s45.-1s-4t. lPrs. foe ~ 70.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Masonic NOTICE.

SSHINGTON LODGE No. I, Of Free ond Ac.
fepted Ancient York Masons will celebrate
Boaching Anniversary Of John the Bsptist, on
the 24lh inst, and the members Of the frater.
erally are invited to participate with US, on
Ssion. Fl. KEY, Scc'y.
Vlth, IS45-la-td.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
Groceries.
Hard ware.

Hnvcs and forks, shoe knives butcher do pocket do.
ssprs scissors thum ances. phegms, Snaies, Norfolk
nlehes knob do tap borers round bolts dopr do brass
III patent fancets moasscs gates, butt hinges, b ass
chalk lines. shoe tacks. carpenters rules
IN and tea spoons, sheep shears, hand saws, pit
NJ tail, half round and mill files. horse rasps,
do. shoe rasps patent sets, razor straps, VIC
u gsrngs, needles, darnng and spaying do; knitting
5. wood pocket combs stock, pad, closet, trunk till
Idle bags and gun locks; lindoostan oil stones tape
oasdres tacks assorted stata glasses shoe hammers,
uepender buttons iron squares socket and hrmer chs
- foot adzes awl blades, pcgging awlsscythe stones
~ pincers, Gotten and Worsted ebbngs brace nd
MO- stock and dies, roller buckles, paten! augers,
Doss rpenters tools; blue and black INK Collins and
Yonpgs axes, Collins broad axes, OK and log chains,
onv knives, scythcs; corn mills; nails bar tyre, band
~ hoop iron; blister steel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-19
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.

ITTAyE JUST received the following srticles Of dry
III goods, groceries, hardware, qacensware, boots,
shoes &c which they offer for sale reasonable
for cash or country produce.