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OF all the remedies ever discovered for
the safe, certain and effectual cure of the
Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever,
none have more merited and received the
appreciation of the public than these Pills.
Upwards of eighty thousand boxes have
been sold, in only six States, within The
last twelve months, and over 10000 box
es of these have been sold in the State OF
Alabama alone. The proprietor has ne
yer known a single instance where these
Pill shave failed when used strictly accord
ing to directions accompanying them. One
box of these pills are generally sufficient
to cure two common cases Of ChiIls and
Fever
II is not in the cure of Ague and Fe-
yer, or Chills and Fever alorc that these
Pills have acquired the immense populari-
~, but it is also from fheir intrinsic merits
ia the cure of Fevers Of every description
Yellow fever, bilious, scarlet, typhus, ner-
vous, and congestlye Fevers, all yield TO
the powerful virtues of this medicine
The accompanying directions will explain
the mode of treating the various kinds of
levers. anu Nil6tA llllS tAiCCtIAuO 10 ucC1 III
breaking a fever, the system is not left
in such debiIitated state as to require
two, three, or four weeks time before il
will be able to gain strength enough for
the patient to attend to his business, as is
usually the cases by pursuing the common
purgative and depletive course; but, on
the contrary, their efficacy is such as to
correct the stomach and liver, without pro.
dueing any. sensible effect upon the sys.
ten; SO that very soon after the fever
breaks, the patient is able 10 attend to his
business.
GA fresh supply just received and for
SAFE y Y f n. s1aassgrr, carrol.e.,
VIM. SANDERS,
]. o. You've & Co., Middleton,
CHAs. KorPERL, ShOngalo.
]. V. STEEN, Greensboro,
]. SNYDER, Grenada,
and, on enquiry, may be found a. all the
towns and villages in the State.
July 30, 1915 33-om
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
$1,000 AOJBN0
s FIRST RATE COTTON LAND FOR SALE j!

TN accordance with the provisions of
two several deeds of trust executed to
us by Alexander G. M'Nult, and duly re-.
corded in the counties wherein The lands
hereinafter described are situated, one ,of
which deeds is dated April 10, l84l, the
other dated February IL, 1872. we will
sell at public vendue, in The city of Vicks-
burg, before the courthouse door, on
Monday, the 10th day Of Norember, 1916,
The following tracts OF Land, to.wit:
IN WARREN COUNTY.
The WALNUT HILLs PLANTATION, lying
miles north Of Vicksburg on both sides the
road leading up the Yazoo valley--being
the plantation cultivated for several years
by A, G. M'Nutt. Said tract is described
in the township plat as follows:
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
NEW SIZING GOODS

HNHE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure
in announcing 10 has Cd friends AM
the public generally, that be Is new re
ceiying fine stock Of
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS .
purchased BY himself in February lasi. IN
the cities OF New York and PhsladelDaia.
consisting in part CT the following articles,
Bleached & brown DomeStcs, assorted:
LOwells. as'lds gOttOaades, as't6,
Black and colOred Cambrics, as'ti,
Linen and cotton Diapers, asl'd;
Table LINEN, as'ld;
Book, Swiss, and jaco1et Muslins. as u.
Striped and x barred do.
Thread and cct,cn E5ging, as'td;
CObalteen and Organda MuSlias ia
beautiful article for lady ; dressesl;
Black, blue, and brown CLOrHs anS
Cassimeres
For gents Hear-a beautiful article al
Drab d etc, and CrOsOn Coating;
Black Italian Lustring Silk;
Fancy Silks, as'td;
Hosiery, &c. sc.
BONNETS, Of al kinds.
A large lot of
SUMMER CLOTHING:
Boots, Shoes, and Hats;
QueenswaTe; Hardware; Cutlery;
And a great variety Of Faaey Articles.
too numerous 10 mention.
Persons wishing to purchase Goods viii
do well to call and examine nv stock
For the cash, win sell them lower than
goods ever were sold in CarrOlls0a before.
Call and examine, and I rin sell 70 vsw.
A. W. AYRES.
CarrOllton, April IS, le45 lS6
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
CRAFTS ISFALUBLE
PATENT OINTMENT.
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TE=ers. L5rurE Ss-x E<xs. - sss rs-ssG
Wszzzs. SPr<szs. SD Rrzlzrs. .Sz~lls=sS
SO I.f.z1@ls<zs. $nzl2 Hczi. Wcz4'f
Ssrs ErczsEs. Riszzzss P<szs. TsHcrs.
Er1ptssz5, Cksiizi.E. Hfifiezrs. Bsler
Piiss, Csrzs, S=zks Bi.s. SpsAsr Bee.
Bsf< e I'D Lsa<t. sd czErz - go FsE-
~ q tis Dip [ssz<, - ezscr-zt sssesFrf
SCzsrslly-
Fer risings % tAs k.nes and srscFs
and sores .eczf tie face<-cf ekiiieren. -
vel IS cAarPe3 kzE2s sse rs. ne uint
usnf al te E-cn3 rcsg excxGent rease-
dy. Il nav ss si1F'y sFPsea sc ehsi-
dren by soccki,g sllghly abe1t tAe soFee
eth Cne knger, g sPEe.t ca cd Fseccs -
six
No iRIary. vAstere-. CA arfse frc1
tbs O1nEDest, zcs - - iassas exea. ~
4 5 Gee ol tie ncss lnaocest remrdics
ever sppiieS - tAe kazaa xy<icss. al ~
materials bsisg & ne Dest Fsrs an3
SholesoEne ehzr2cter-ccnseccsn her
can - ne liatisry 70 cd - any s<.zuas
In asst e the Giss2ses 30 wAsch -
Osntment = reecu7<z6ed. rs xirfue "a
besa fllly tested hs11rr1s e cxEttScairs
have lea received. skozi1g ne wruz3~z.
III efscacy Ct tbs Os1rz<zt No tasnily
shosid &c sskoox \ hoz- Il - x.EE4asst
% cure the Ecst ct<siz.ie cases q piisa
"a tee weeks
Nrxxsgss. May SfIt fSte
I have use1 Gfays Olstz<at EaF t.e Era<z
sta s1ccrs-. a1er AsxEzg So rar-rzs s<lsf
Eszs.iiss sisAsut tesisil ne az -s--st 50 lAe5s
use whatever HaEirs k~<a trSGeae1 "a fais
@.ss Paiafal <ls<as~ @srs s44z tSa 1sers. "a.
tssPalrea 81 esrs eelss s=-rt. sztn Frsc-rts
nzde eSfdrxt ezr-. al,er So aFfss-st.ess-
GD1E6E n EVANS
"A ExGKDx Kcx HoksHS-
RlrszcNs. ARxsss -. ISIS.
Ma Nl11s2 " SHkN->1r- G1S-zE s<s.
u.sh iapestaut trsfizssy Fe>2as-s u ssF7sEt
% ths s9rsey - ye1r va.z.sa- osztzrAt. 4
esg lave ssaF, "a, ls1rz Fexrazr4s s--srs
zet Z an rEr-2eas rr.~ls. - go ~ -
rslsef - s4z<rsa< Azza1lty. 81 - ~ 80
teas 81 tAaf sseA< a.s=sA TX kerre- a>rss
t1e l-zs e. Nay, Es7 I'D ts<11z<zt. - A-ra
81 e.= e. - Asrs-s e~eaze - - szs1z<ss
ssoli<a, aa2 ga1<e. a. - - sz1s 50 - u
appeared 60 @~ tat yo@r O.ts<as 49,
rssse e-se1elal !. 49, r4se. Ca-ss sssssit
purchased 30. sA1<a =. ~. 49, tee 1Cs-fCa
e1ect. saElzg =zt= a 49, IN 49, c--rsr &c a
~sek- As-Enzss<1 az ne rs~s.-lzs 81 IA cz-rs
A1ss lrrc1<sriy takrz sceassre . sre-A - ~
sikcary ~ rear es.s1-st- : Aars - 49, 4
uxsil sreEe n v.a1asi< Fsa<fy ], Al ezsrs ef -
kia1. a1d SCI ~ AxslsatSsa q. rrra@@rsst AZ 81
zccor1laS ar M SlGIH-
PrCPere{ Ez.f So. rRs@sseir 81 -
isil. - o. Q. WOOnNAN. VsvkStzrS.
Ps.safcs Ez< Gszsrzl ASszi ~ ki4sis-
siPPis else. ~ - s<-riy eii Mrrrl<nss
ss2 D-sSgissfsl tx So
Fer szle at
W. N SrANSBURTS Rrsx Ss--
C<rrxlkez. NE
AugUss 9. lSs5- En-Ss
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
FARE REDUCED . Ga ss.GsFsr-.

FARE REDUCED . Ga ssaEs pr -ilsi
,saceduE SUBSCRIBERS resssca6uliv ~
" fsrm TIE sas,se thas tAss have se-
ne Fars en II EAeir >lss= LIS
10 81 eents per 1ais- TIER Coaehes ara
teams are god. and heir Ds;rsrs sssssy
and aee0DDoS2nng. A >oEs lssxss
MemPhls. TsEn. Saily (exceFs SazSzxs.l
or Holy SPriaES. Mss, rAsre connerssrs,
via their Tri-WsSksy lins- Seush ~
Oxford. CeIserilie, 6reua6a. CarroIfsor,
Lsxing,Oo. Bensoe.s Ta=oo CITY aaz Go
;cn, there sOaaeeGsg vi,A b. = RisAss
< Cos Lac - lackSoa. Ms. A.H,Ex
Springs, eonnecsS With thelr Tri-Werkiv
Lac, East fo< >1lea and Ririex. tkerr
eonnscfing vsIh MssSrs- Garakas & Co..
rus Lac 10 Teseunhsa. Al rAere 80.
neeiag siih The RAJ Roa3 - D<cssur.
and The Sage Lac - HssEssiIe. Al a.
-, al Decatur co1neefl,g NH he u-zin
Eastern Lac -
CHARLESTON, & a..
va, SoDsrxi,is, Warrsasaa. Jef,erss.,- Al,
Rene, CaSsvii,e. Aarssua. Dexssar. Co.
instoa and A2tzsco. Geo- Al Horv
Sprays. also. eceaeehas xi.h Wz- NJ
leris Tn " eekiy l-lse q Cclcrzs.s. Ms
VIA. POoiotoc and Aesresen.
G. SAGE caves MenzAss s. the S,-,h
On MOneays hedats1ays an3 Rrss.ys.a Al
) o'cioek. A A--Fox the Eat q les
6ays. TkcrsdayS and Sasnrssxs. stS q.
rlCek A. M.-Lsaves Taxoo CIV, Norsh.
e wsdassssys. Fsisays snz SzSd.ys, a.
s O'eleek, A. n.
DISTANCES Mis -
From NenPAs - EsSy Seria<s. s. $50
Asly SrringS - CcGesslse. 8 40
Cc1leevais - Lsxia<scz. - $50
Saagson g Nazoo CEy. - 80
INTERnEDIArE FolNTS
From Ne&pksS - Gerzanssun. lSISz
Gernrn = ~. M Feazazs. - So
n AL ?. - Hsly Svrsass. lS rs
Eoliy SPrings - Sal<1. Is rs
S4.sm - klPaex, - rs
Ho,ly SPrsSs = 0xsor1, - s.Oe
Oxfcra = CcEsSvzae. - s.oo
Ce1eeviiie = Greaa3a. Is l.Oa
Gren31a - Ca<rcAc1, = fSn
Carrc6sea % Lexisgsce, IS eco
LeUngtoa - Bsnsoa. - eco
6sasan - Yazeo CITY. % o.sS
Eenlea - Caa.s1. - s.oe
- Fare - Tasrnukia. Al Size - ~
ezar Sl2s % HsnizxslEe. Sls.sa- Tns
fro0 Nsnphis u Hsatssills. ssyA
SrAsx OFFrS-uenpkss. a Cszasr-
eial Heel fazoo CRY, Al PAErsix H0ose.
L SINS & BROTHERS.
Nara y, ISIS lisa
Gne Sarss NJ Hereafter pass
CaFrolkoa. goias NorA. GO Tscsesys,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
JOB PRINTING.

We have Just received. fron The agens
of the n. Y. foundFies a. New orleans, an
addition TO our assortment Of
JOB AND FANCY TYPE
and we are now prepared % execute al
orders for plain and ornamental
~ d
Such as
Pamphlets BlaRkx
Posters CiFrHiaN
CafdS lahelN
Ball Tickets Balls u Ladisg.
&c. &c. te. ke.
at as short notice, IN as good sIyis. and
on as reasonable terms, Is any REintiRg
Ofhe n the State.
Fine Porcelain and IvO-y-sariaesd
CARDS
on hand, and printed to order.
Our Printing Otfiee 5 now in fan me-
ton, and we solicit the OsdsEs ofeur friends
and the public. JONES n DUEDlN-
Mississippi Democrat esFes, jay, ISIS
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

$ The true riches of life is Healh."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

This Gne tract Of Cotton land was Sc,
veral feet above the great inunda''on 2,
f9a4 and at least foar-fiths OF II could .l1
tsva been cultivated last year. i is two
n naS . half miles only from the Yazoo ri.
YER YER and lies about three miles west Of
y ~ achawninp's famous Shell Bluff plan
$3.50 800 and one and half north OF place
ul,iu,,sd by Mr.. Gearing, Of Carroll coun-
" The county road leading from aiai''
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03


of said lands will be sold subject TO the
marital rights of Elizabeth Ann M'Nutt.
She has authorized US TO say that she will
relinquish those rights TO purchasers on
very reasonable terms.
Acting as trustees, We will only convey
to purchasers such tile as is vested in us
by said deed of trust. We will exhibit to
purchasers for their examination the ii.
lie papers to said lands.
A map of the lands IN Sunfower county,
showing their respective situations, is hung
up in Judge Chewning's house on Yazoo
river, five miles below Marion. Mr.. Muir
dock, living near Marion, is duly authori-
zed TO sell those lands, and will show them
10 persons disposed to purchase.
J. r. Burrus, esq. and Judge Mcclure,
have maps of the lands in Bolivar county,
and will point them out to persons desi-
rous of examining them. Mr.. Gay, Of
Washington county, will give information
ia regard to the land near Deer creek !;
and Walter G. Loften will certify in re-
gard to the lands near Lake Lafayette.
The lands on Murphy's Bayou join lands
belonging 10 Chief Justice Sharkey.
Letters, postpaid, addressed TO either
Of the agents above specified, to Gov.
M'rIutt at Jackson, Miss, and TO the sub
scribers at Vicksburg, Miss, will receive
prompt answers.
VIM. II. PAXTON, ! IT,
A. M. PAXTON, 1'9S'eeS
Vicks5urg, August 8, 1915
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

on, in Carroll county, TO the Mississippi
river at Lake Bolivar, passes through this
tract. The growth is large dog wood, oak.
hickory, cherry, red bud, prickiy ash, cane,
&c. The timber, thsugh large, is not
thick. Absut three hundred acres were
deadened on this tract in the year 1874.
A plantation could therefore be speedily
established. This land lies about twelve
miles northwest of Honey Island. ID
Holmes county, and the growth and soil
are similar to those long tried and cele-
brated cotton lands. Persons familiar
with the growth on alluvial soils will at
once perceive that the Chickamah tract
has not been overflowed at any time durino
the present century.
Also, another tract, one mile west Of the
Ghlckamah place called
ToNcHA,
described in the township map as follows /.
All OF sec. 81, township Is, r. 2 W., 634.56
The southeast Or. section IL, and
northeast or. section 20, same
township and range, s2I.o0
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

Au-pss 9. lSts-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

By PATRICK HENRY, my ia fact.
July "a, 1916 .33-2Ot
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

The s0uIh-6ast Ct OF stcIIuH rs
township 90, range 8 west, 10000
This land joins plantation cleared by
Mr.. Lobdell, and is excellent land.
Lot 8, sec. /, township q, r. W, 96.83
This lot fronts on the Mississippi river.
A fine place for woodward called
GREENWooD,
on the left bank of the Mississippi river,
AZ the foot Of the bar about five miles be-
Inv The mouth Of White river, being lots
l. 2. 8 and 4, Of sec. 4, I. %, r. 6w, 2O7 OF
This tract fronts half mile on the Mis-
sissippi river; and boats run close TO the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

J, Of civilization among his people, their ca.
k,y for Improvement, and the prosperous career
pre them, Il wise and liberal policy be adopted
5ards them. Judge Mackey is practical planter
| large fortune, and extensively engaged IN
rcante operations on the cash system. He has
received at this place large stock OF dry
ds from the Eastern cities. and is now here
k,he purpose Of purchasing his groceries. THIS
branch Of trade, from what we can learn OF
Horticultural character Of the Cherokee people
The wealth difidsed among them, promises to
B a considerable source Of profit to our dealers.
re,ofore the merchants on the Arkansas and
settlers at our military posts. have chiefly
billed the Cherokees with groceries and mer'
Sndize but j, is contemplated hereafter TO open
1Irect intercourse with this city.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
CHEROKEE CLAIMANTS.

rJNIE undersigned has been in the Cherokee coun'
l rrv dlr ny he session Of the Board Of Commission
cr for the purpose Of rendering service to such claim
ant as mo t nnire his aid and assistance. As he IS
about leaving The Nation, he respectfully informs the
Chcrokces ho have employed him, that he Will at
Fort Smith and the route to Washington, examine
testimony takeh upnn Clams which are c"nded to MS
care and if deficiency proof is detected, he has
the authority Of the Hon Board TO procure additional
testimony upon questions prnpnunded. before either
of the district Judges Of tho NaOn-the Indian Agent
or other competent tribunals.
The undersigned will attend tho regular sessions OF
the BOARD, when 1t again organizes at Washington 10
examine and adjudicate finally Upon the claims sno-
rntled. All cl!ims committed TO his care shall be
promptly brought bof"rG the Board, with such nrku.
m nts each dem ,ndS; and hence he can promse
his clients that their interests shall not snfor or do
c>ns upon their claims be retarded from want OF prop
cr efforts and vigilance on his part.
All claimlntS who have not given tho unf'rsignnG
power to act for them, in claims submitted to the
B,r can do so by expressing their desire in writ
ing before any Of the Judges ohcr proper tribunals
Of the M iuIi, Of Arkansas before either oi the
late Clerks Of the Board, Messrs Stand Waite, Zen
iamin Howard nd hers. lie would advise his friends
I'd this authority as speedily as onSsib" to nun
at Washington Cuv where the Board Will recommencc
lis session. a. on the CrmmISSl meet. II Is
very important to claimants. for many reasons to have
an ear ad specially the funds reIha
ing the Treasury may not be adequate 10 the pay
mrnt+ Of all the allowed claims.
The unde signed will remain three or four days at
! Fort smith where he arrived this evening
s c. SrAMBAUCH.
Fort Smith, April 9th; lsl5-lI-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
Tie ne~, IigH draugh, fast running steame,
JAMES PITCHER.

J. :. TNLTEK, MASTER,
CO.. WILL lun as regular packet be
sf-~t--T57llf tween Fort Gibson and New Orleans,
ESJ+C''!.[S=SETsE during the present season.
THe lanes pitcher is a new and splendid boat,
built expressly for this trade and is surpassed BY
boat on tic western waters for regularity in her trips
or for the cunvcuicncc Of the Traveller, o: saicIy o.
freight.
Van Enrcn Feb Is. lsf5.--1-tF.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
A CA X D.
VAN BusEN, May @, lS4.

W. tho undersigned. passengers on board the
=. mer Little Ben franklin, take this method OF
q, rning our thanks to Capt. Simpson and his
1urtlemanly officers, for their untirng attention
their respective duties. which has rendered 'he
10 Us, both plsasan. and comfortable:
p Compbell. Lewis Mcintosh,
4 2 Mix. Thos. Adkins.
4 Foqgo, A. C"dy' u' .. A.
Dennis Tramell, J. Iowle''
4. D. Sanders, R. Drew,
3. Evans, J. A. Marshall,
'afhos. Turner, W. IT, Ioer'
", :. glsksroore, II. ". Walker,
.rh,,. S. Smith, Geaj eo:to..
/. @. T. Xeesacker.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
Re .ular Van Buren,, Fo': smith and Fort Gibson
packet,

ROLLA,-StNVEEs NaSier,
ocSs73 WILL ply regular packet between
sE-..-T the above mentioned ports and viii con
II tinue throughout the season, leaving
Van Bnrcn every Saturday morning At O'Clock, and
rort Smith o'clock, p. NJ, OF the same day; and
returning leaves Fort Gibson every Wednesday morn
ing "a: o'clock. The Roila htving undergone thor
rough repairs now better adopted for the safe ana
speedy rransportat0n of passengers and freight than
any boat in the trade Every e,erton will made to
ensure ne comfort o. passengers and safety OF 'reght
All packages parcels, letters drrS sent by the
boat, will meet with promp' attention. For ircEht'F
passage apply on board. to the following agents:
HENRY 4 CUNNINGlAM,: w.. Rr,rx
J. s GROSS.
". Il. Il VI. MATERS, ro,rc,,y
CAPT. JNO. ROGERS.
FRED CUMMINGS, ro,- r,,,.o.
W. ?. DENrkLA ''N'
Van Buren, March ), l>i5.-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
STATE OF ARKANSAS, I

COUNTY OF CRAwFoRD,
Crawford Circuit Court, Chanccry side thereof of
fee o: the CLERK of the Circuit Court, 25th April.
ls+5
., %'s:S %:,fs::: 'sf '1;; '':' :;s
'' vs. Bill in Chunccry.
Henry starr T. Samuel l.. Griffith, |
late mercha nrs and partners aud VIII.
lam c. Robinson. ASSIGNEE of Henry De sn4anfs.
Starr and John Robinson aud Agnes
G. Starr and John Drenncn Starr.
Nd this dly came the complainant by his
N solicitors rnschal d o. n, and h'ed his mi IN
this case aud appearing from the affidavit ot com
planant soIicjtor>, that the sad John Robinson Is
non resident Of the State Of Arhansas; it therefore
orde:rd by the Clerk Of the court here IN vacation
that the said Johu RnhiHson he n"lrh hT PuNhcat"n
The lid ON sinapi hjs cbL y. b' ihi< tau e.
and that subpoena has issued rcturnlht 10 the next
term oI the Circuit Of said county, TO be held on
til, :r.t Nondly IT. Aucu.L. ! ,. -ct-, :. "@.o@
tlc saG Cc!,nGd-t rec = -2cl-'- 1e!5'H = ~
his solicitor. nd answe. he scFur-. Legations - SG
bill which 20 eEally that, the sad Starr Il "rmh
are indebted to the complainant and other creditors
that they have failed and said Starr has made as
sgnmcrt 10 said VILLAIN c Robins W. IN winch It -
fauduently alleged that said lodu Eohns'n IS cred
itor of said St1rr, that said Wn!amC Robinson mas
vinated his trust in not accOWntg that said Starr 'ho
others have made ruuducnt sales tn sad Ohm ROBIN
son and said William {. Robinson to cvnde the credit
ors Of aid Starr 4 Griffith. The b prays for dI'
covery and repi and the cancellation "l certain deeds
and that receiver be appointed, and for subp ena
and Injunction. -,
Further ordered that copy Of this order ba pnL,h
cd four weeks successfully in the "Arkansas In'I''-
s,i :, h ,b TO d,r. Ler,r. sad ,crm of SAID
court and that -ald dciendeu d. 1T then and 'euS
appear said Mill wil he taken as c"n''ed rs to hit'
A true copy from the Chance Y Minutes
A. MCLEAN, Cl4s'
MAY 3, lS45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
SCOTT, WHITE e. CO.,

HAvE JUST RECEIVED a complete stock 81
goods, consisting of Dry Goods. Hardware, Sad.
oleTy, Hats Boots and Shoes, Stationary Medicines.
Quesnswsre Cotton yarns Iron, Steel, Groceries .nd
Liquors, which they offering on better terms for
Gosh, than have been heretofore sold in this msskst
they viii also receive in exchange, hour. meal, hides,
peltres, Coon skins Bees tallow &c, At the
ke, prices The following are the eadin. articles Of
their ,lock
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

HATS.
a CASES fashionable Hats,
Il do broad b.im do Just received and Tor
Sd lie by WALLACE y WARD.
March Is, 1916 IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
Toilet and Fancy Articles.

A NJ Bush respectfully informs the public ihai he
has received per steamer bncv Long, a hne as
arnrnt Of perrumery, hair oils, pow dcrs French ex
hair brushes rail brushes tooth brushes combs,
,wcezcra tooth brushes especial for the ladies, pow,
der vutF<, pearl powder, violin strings, marbles, &c
&c all of which selected with great care at the
hest establishments in New Oreans,by J. W. TsyIoe,
and will be sold very low.
May 3, Is45 l~-".
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
ANTHONY HOl.,SF,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
NarL hn m 81 rect. Little R0 Ark.
May 3, ls45.
IHHlS we'll known establishment,

I i" %' Sc 'SoT" Sor"c.. part on the o cy,
I!!:!Eass has lust undergnne thorough repair, and
&eA has been almost entirely reiitte! and ref ur-
ni,hr l. for the accon,n"dAli"n "i the public
The nronr rtor vcry respectfully "rnccs to his old
o,s,omrr his rrivud4 and the puhlc gen"rllly. that
he is now prepared to extend 10 the travelling com"n
n,y transient VISITORS, and b"ardcrS, accommodations
nurn,ssed hy anv establishment west "t the AICha'
mics and pledges himself that every attention shall BE-
rendered TO prun"lt the mort oI all PERSONS visltn
hts house, that vigilance and hd"iy can hess'". hcng
detrrmined TO spare NEITHER roub nor expense IN gV
ing satisfaction |" hts guests ana "'PcS 10 e'' tue
pair,nagc OF the puhhc.
" Qualities Of his ais wine~, liquors, and scgnrs,
are the hest that tn" N'w Orleans market can "f'rd
f ,his he confident, he haVn' with grlt care &C.
lcc ed them himself. lie ht7 m"i' hff'hse"|ni 'F
. utHccnt /, the Whole season, and London Brown
,out nIvay. in lottcs, Albany ale on draft Hs cooks
are celebrated in every parmcnt; ms servants '"it
ul and attentive hs p'ricrs ir"Nly ana courteous
For bali. and parties every ath'h'o'e ue''c1cy WIZ.
he served up IN a suptrlor manner and at the most
reasonable pfIcc. -, ..
TLo onmodrnus brick $ 'abcsl are Un Ter the m1nnge
man, of Mr. David SkrItou, whcrr carrages nugges,
and horses arc always ready for those who may "ish
them. .,.-,, ,nJ ,o,,,,
49,. ,,,- L,re ,arhes Tor the acrumHndit"n NJ WIS
tor. leave, this house trlwre n.y. and accommodation
Stages IN at anv "a procured on "'"' '''
by applying to The proprietor wa" f'SidcS "e'o ""u
who's Courteous dep 'rtIhsht a''u u''' - n
in some measure to soolhe the many Ills thai Ess i
neir TO. ! D. a.,
The Office of tha Montgomery and Rock k'H III
osIIv linz of s,agss is also k, dt this lons9, where
W. o ,hs nronrieIor, ca be fnund always ready and
ds.rous to accommodate, and whose pnnetnnIy, t at,
IGNITION and regularity sn" surpassed even Ty I,"ek
ton or Resde and also, Of the western or van purer
mail line whose agent will always be found at MS post
Al the steam boa. landing. paSseng rs VIII always
| 6pd blacks ,poI,ers, eriys, in aitendlnGe; ,,,
! Little Roct Mays, Is45 R--n