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Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21
NEW PATENT STOVES.

TUST resolved (per schr. Caroline Frances) a
81 large assortment of new Patent Sores from
the stove foundries of Troy, Albany peekskill.
and New York city ;--comprisiug in part, the fol-
lowing kinds and sizes for cooking with wood and
coal "AIotts Tubular 0ven,n with both fiat
and raised tcp.) Two sizes of Triumph Steam
Conductor Five sizes of " Premium Operator
Seven sizes q peekskill Kitchen Companion" with
an assortment of Troy and Albany parlour wood
stoves. Also lot of Motifs celebrated Agricul-
tursts Boiler" from IS to 40 gallonsi all OF
which will be kept constantly on hand and fol
sale, by JOHN L. MADDEN Co.
sepl2 iy No. 81, Market street
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

VKTlLS0Ns MEr.aLIc POLISHING POW,
wv DER--A superior article for cleaning a.
kinds of metals For sale by JOHN ?. POLK
au22 iy no 80, Market street.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

HAIR OILS.--A fresh Supply Macassar
Ill Oil, Jules Hauels Hair Restorative,
Jayne's Hair Tonic. Pomatum, Beef Marrow,
Bears Oil, &c.
For sale by JOHN 2. POLh'
No. 30, Market st.
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Twenty Five Houses For Sale.
At from 500 to $4,000, in almost esroy part Of
the city. Apply to VIM. McCAULLEY.
nov. 7. No. 100 Market ST.
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SOAP AND CANDLES.

HN NOCH ROBERTS has removed, and will con
IL duct his business at the stand formerly occu
pied BY l. solomon & Co, corner Of Sd and Orange
where he will sell at the Philadelphia prices and
on the same terms otherwise.
N. B. Nothing retaied at the establishment
below store prices therefore do not call in vain.
auao f. II.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

A Compound Balsmatic Preparation from Will
Cherry, Bark and Tar
The best remedy known in the world for III
cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bleeding Q
the Lungs, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, lnduer
"a, shortness of Breath, Pain and Weakness in tn
Breast and Side, Liver Complaint, and the frs
stages of
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TALES GF AMERICAN HISTORY.

A prominent feature. IN the coming volume,
will be stories of American History, founded on
local traditions, and embodying pictures OF the
manners of the several periods III our annals
Thus pleasure and Instruction Will 60 hahd IN
hand. These stories will be from the pens Of
our first writers.
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kIsaRaHt EEatCh.
COMM !SsioN MERCHANT e. GROCER

fhoNF Row, MEMPHIS, Tn
VE LII Keep cons'aally on hand full
w supply OF Coffee, Sugar, Molnsse,
SAT-, Cotton Baggiug and ror
NC, Nc, which he will sell at the loves,
prices Tor cash. He is prepared with safe
spacious ana convenient Store, Warehouse
and Cot on shed ami yard; and soIici,s cos
S'snmenis of Merchandlze, Cotton and
iobacco-on which he viii make hbe,a
cash advances. Toc, / 1919
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Executors Notice.

FGSHE Undersigned having been appo:n-
Il ted by the last VIII and Testament
OF Seymour Spencer, deceased, Elk.
ecuior of his Estate. All persons having
claims against the estate Of said Decd, are
therefore, hereby requested 10 exhibit the
same w'ihln the time limited by Law, or
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date payment.
HIRAM c. SPENCER.
Erecutor.
August 18th l84i-4l-6w
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Notice.

~ 7 order Of the Probate Court of r;nr,h
County, shall proceed to sell on
the premises, on Monday, November ISh
1874, Oae hundred acres Of Land, knox,,
as Loi No 3 IN 'be plat Of allotment MOI
division Of the lands Of Benjamin Char.
deceased; now on record the Probate Cle,k'
Office of said County, and situated on Sac
ton 30, in Township |, of Range | Es,
lynn! IN said County Of Tppah. Twelv1
mon hs credii will be given, The purchaser
slsn'ng bond and good security.
JOHN CHEAIPS
Adm, Of Y. 7. CAears deca
Ocir l2th lo4l-1S--3t flee "a
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The most superb engraving ever sent rom
the hurin of this artist, viii appear IN the 'aA
uary number. During the year numerous ON
ers will appear, as also line and staple enSfa
wings from the best hands.
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EIGHTEEN
sARTA1N,s SPLENDID MEzoTINTS.

from a picture never before published; and viii
be followed ty others of the character suggested
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g.. a. ELugcilesOn.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

wuAVlNG permanently located at ia
XII ss mar, Marshall Comfy Miss, ten
ders his protestant services to lh9
o;,;,ors. and surrounding country. From
lopr experience and success in practice, he
n,,,o,s himself, thai be will be enabled to
,,;yo general sau.nricn 10 all who may
favor him with call,
Lamar, Nj, August lSi4'
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In addition to two plaes monthly, we shall
o;ya q fashion Mate extra, so that we give On
NONE ,I,IusrpA,loy than any two dollar maya
zine. 1t is indispensable for a lady of taste to
have the latest reports Of the tashio' s. and that
we alone give them correctly Is admitted by
our rivals, who acknowledge their ino"paoit,
to con pete with US in this particular BY a6 9,
doning the regular repouts OF the fashions Ihi
is the only periodical, therefore, in which the,
can be obtained; and here they are given extra
Demember that,
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Trust Sale,

SDY virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed
~ TO me by David Bauneily and Jane
Dannelly, VIM West, Maria West, A, Nj,
x Casey, Mary p Casey, on the liih Of
February l~42, 10 secure the payment OF
certain debts therein mentioned. Twill pro.
coed 10 cell to the highest bidder for cash,
at The Town Of Salem, Tippah County Miss
On the 18th day OF April ner',
p certain Negro woman bv the meme Of
MAMMA, in satisfaction ofsald debts spe
cited in said Deed of Trust. The above
Deed of Trust is of record in The County OF
Tppah-The lille to said negro is believed
TO be good, yet shall only convey such
tile as is vested IN IRE by said deed Of trust.
D 3. WRIGHT, Trustee
Octr. An lSii-47-6m
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HEAD OF THE LADIES' BOOKS.

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ers do and save the money we pay t'F Original
articles, but we prefer to encourage our nation
n writers. satisfied the public will appreciate
ne No other two dollar book does this!
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THE CONTENTS ALL ORIGINAL.

The contributions viii all be origiiai, and
from our best writer's, of both sexes Mra Sig
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Nichols, and all our first female writers VAL DC
prominent contributors to the BOOK, SO that, IL
literature. we shall be ut the
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CoIoRED BIRDS AND FLOWERS,

These, by Mr.. Quarre and others, ard indeed
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A ROME BOOK.

Our object is not only to please, but instruct
the sex. Practical stcres Of every day life
receipts, and other instructions for the Home
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Fresh spring ;assd
Summer Goods.

1WYIlE subscriber would rerpecilnl' III
-l form The citizens Of Ripley, and me
public in general, that he has JUS,
received a small assortment Of Spring an"
Summer Dry Goods, Queens ware III
Ware; Hats; Boots q Shoes; sugar anu
Coffee; Powder, Lead and Shot, with many
other articles, which YOU can see by calling
at his Store, on the North side Of lhe pubic
,auare. An OF which he offers low 'oI
CASH, or on the usual time TO punrf1d'
men.
JOHN HUNTER
May 18Th 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
CHEROKEE CLAIMANTS.

he undersigned has been in the Cherokee coun.
ksy during the session Of the Board Of Comm ssion
IA the purpose of rendering service to such olu'm
~ might require his aid and assistance. As he Is
&)eaving the Nation, he respectfully informs the
ces who have employed him, that he will at
pith, and o the route to Washington, examine
)ny taken upon claims which are n6dod to his
nd if any deficiency in proof is detected, he has
)hority o! the Hon. Board TO procure additional
)ny, upon questions propounded, before either
district Judges of the Nation-ihe Indian Agent
her competent tribunals
undersigned will attend, the regular sc ss"ns OF
lrd, when it again organizes at Washington to
e and adjudicate finally upon the claims sub.
All claims submitted to his care shall be
ly brought before the Board. with such areu-
ls each case dem, nds; and hence he promise
nts that their interests shall not suffer, or de.
upon their claims be returned from want OF prop
fts and vigilance on his part.
I[1claimants who have not given the undersigned
= 10 act for them, in claims submitted to the
- can now do so by expressing their desire IN writ
eeSofe any of the Judges other proper tribunals
n nation, or Of Arkansas, or before either of the
Elerks Of the Board, Messrs Stand Waite, Ben
Howard, and others. lie would advise his friends
ard this authority speedily ss'possibis to HIN
Ellington City, where the Board will recommend
pon, as soon as the Cumms ssioners meet. 1t IL
Important to claimants, for many reasons. to have
ad adjudication-especialiy as the funds remain
the Treasury may not be adequate to the pay
Of all the allowed claims.
unde7igned will remain three four days q
init b, where he arrived this evening.
....... .lga-. go 9. c. sTAMBAUCH.
Saith, April s4shi iS45-iis.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
ns HcUlr ,',l,' !, MHlTE & CO.,
Groceries,,


Cranbcrries, grapes,
MIckeEel, shad
SalCratus, starch
S oughton's bitters
Tanners oil, snuff
Winter bIe'd sperm oil
Linseed oil
White and red lead
English Il chrome green
NcrmlIion, Litharge,
Prussian blue; whiting
Chalk, glue, lamp.black
Cupat and Japan varnish
Indigo und Madder
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

AZ. the regular April meeting of Franklin
10, F. A. NJ, held in their Hail at Morrlsons'
~ Johnson county, Ark's., the following pre-
- md resolutions were unanimously adopted:
lWsEREAs, 1t has pleased the Supreme Architect
+ The universe. in His inscruIabIe Providence 10
hcve from among us our beloved brother and
NOR Warden. LORENZO N. CLARKE,
Bpf therefore resoired, That We deeply depIor"
S'(uo our fraternity has sustained in the d'sp"n.
~ of Providence, which has called to that
p1ne from whence no traveller returns, our
J1by brother, LORENZO N. CLARKE; and that we
ysrely sympathise with his relations and friends
their bereavement.
RsssIred, That the members Of this LoIge will
sv The customary badge Of mourning for ninety
rs,as Il testimony Of their respect for tho mem
fsf oar deceased brother.
tred That the Secetary bc desired to furnish
- of these resolutions TO each Of the Little
ekand Van Buren newspapers. and that the
ites be requested to publish them.
80 GEO. c. POWELL. Src'ry.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

April %. 1915. #.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
WILLIAM IL. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
ANO
GENERAL ENT,

VTT1 OF IT TNHT W JUN. II. z.
Rcsp,clCullv announces that he will nttnd to tic pros
ecuiion OF CajmS before the several Erer"ir' Dp9ri-
m. mis- Of the GOyCruncnI aud Gu ihr Lni
ted States for I1nds MOner: 10 the Srli"m"M ol
,ubI;r accounts: Ekyms before Commissioners under
Indian or other Treaties; to PreempiOH and other
Land Clams, and To the proc Iring d" L'"d Patents;
IN PENS ans in the Army and Navy. or nsncS> con
ncr,cd Irrcwirh TO the obtaining Of Patents Tor sr,-
rntfc useful iHrcHtoHS, and 10 all other bushes
oC a public nature requiring an Agent.
Claims ag riust individuals promptly attended TO-
titles investigated, &c. &c
Information giving free of cha &C All letters TO be
st-pIid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
NOTICE

tn Sou.reS id nj Land -hOidprS md their Agents.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That an Act of
thr General Assembly Of the Stale of Arkansas
entitled .au act to horyc residents of this State
and others Owning lands and town lois in counties in
which they shall not reside, 90 pay taxes "p"n such
LAND. pnd town lots directly into the Stat" Treasury.
should they prefer DOING" approved eih January
1cds cd on %HlhHEfS nmE fSnd o" iGWn lG in
fh"y DO not reside to pay the State ana county taxes
thereon, into the State Treasury.
Every person Wishing 10 pay uXes under 'h's act as
ou ncr or agent: must file, 10 be filed IN tue Of.
fee of the Auditor Of Public Accounts, unGCr oath, an
accurate list and dcscrip ion Of the lands and town
lots upnu which he shall wish 10 pay taxes, stating The
value Of such tnwn lots, and describing the lands by
townships rangc, section, lot. part thereof. amd thc
number OF in each Particular tract or subdivision
hereof and The value Of each tract or subdivision per
acre prnvidcd that land shall be vallcd at less than
three dollars per acre. and the name OF the county in
which the same shall be situate. Non nrrsdrnts who
have flied or caused TO be flied with the Auditor, lists
Of their lands and lots for taxation for the year
a. can upon the conditions of the act oreslld, pay
their taxes for the year Sl upon lands in any part Of
Ills State directly into the State Treasury at Little
Rock at any time before the first Monday Of August
| next.
The Auditor is required to ascertain the anoun.s OF
Stale and county due lands in such cases, and
10 furnish sta thereof TO the persons wishing to
nav the samc md the State Treasurer upon the pre-
Of such satemeHt is required to receive tho
taxes and grant duplicate receipts therefore, one oi
winch is to be filed with the Auditor, who thereupon
is required to grant ccrhcdtc under bis Official sea
show my that payment Of the 'aHc. has hrcn made pre-"
vided that the person paying such taxes shall pay 10
the Auditor fifty cents ior each tract o or Subdivision
npon which the taxes shall have been paid.
ELIAS N. CONWAY, yudtor
| of Public Accounts o! the State OF Ark's.
Arp,roR'. OrscE, Little Rock, Ark's. 18th Jan
ls4S '"'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
bite Path. tried last week in Delaware District.
kharge Of numbering Samuel Rntciif, m 1897,
'ncoui,ted and set ut liberty. Cher. Adr.

ksmerism.-Our neighbor. Of the Gazrtse.
sses himself-a firm believer in mesmerIsm.
a,es his conversion from witnessing. last
Ter at the Hot Springs. some wonderful ex-
|cn,s by most accomplished iadg."
neighbor. your conversion is easily nccoun,'
Il was very natural for charming lady
ow a sighing beau, as you were then. into
,erie spell, by tho beams OF bright eyes and
Of pretty lips. and wblc in that condition
YOU believe that she did perform wonders
Ter servant girl. The logic was quite natural
nav have ran thus:--This accomplished lady
er,ainly mesmerised me, ergo she mesmer'scd
Srvan, girl, or any body else that she has ex'
iented upon-therefore from this out am
Der in the science!
y likely neighbor, that a sober curtain letihre
cure you of the new science. For this pur.
.ee Mrs. Caudie!-Banner.
- is what We would call miss. meric action.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
NOTICE TO BRICk-MAS0N.

SEALED proposals for rebuilding the hrics
Swork and roofing the Far West Seminary"
will be received until the 18th May next. Pro.
posaIs 10 be addressed to Isaac Strain Esq. Fay-
ctlrvlle. The building consists of two rooms
20 feet square in the cienr and n l,ass'ge of Il
fee, wide. IN tho lower story. Hni OF one cn:ire
roam 81 feet by 20 feet in the clear. in the up
per story. The lower wall is To he the lhrckn -
of Two br,cks aud the upper wall the thickness of
one and half. !, is estimated that one half of
the brick walls will not need to be rebuilt. The
materials of brick. lime, lumber. shingles AMI
nails will be furnished BY the Committee of the
Bonri. The Undertaken is to give bond and Sc
curty, (eudnrsIng tho name Of the security for
the due performance Of tho work by thcstirst Of
Sept. next. -
II. A. ANDERSON,
President Of The Commine.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
April 90. 1915 -3w.
A { A X ID !.
II. A. ANDERSON.
PrsiIrat of Tie CommiHe.

TFIF. undersigned, having been Of late much
Il hnrrassed by some of his creditors. aud ow.
ng TO the scarcity Of money. and the impo>sI.
biIy to curr. the dub,, duo hms"lf has heen
forced in order to his property from sacr nee.
to avail himself of all the delays which the laws
of tins State allow him towards his creditors and
h. takes this method of informing his creditors
tha, such delay not being his wish. but imperons
necessity las forced him 10 ii. and that be has
ample and sufficient property 10 sat'sIy them It
they will take his property almost at thor own
price. | viii give noes and accounts at hall
their value. ood property ! have. at two ih"ds o.
its appraised value, made by dIsn'erested persons
DANIEL WILSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
CLOTHS, &c.
NOTICE

TO PERSONS INDEBTED To TIE STATE OF
ARKANSAS FOR THE PURCHASE OF LANDS
OF THE GRANT or 5OO,0U0 ACRES.
A LII persons who have purchased lands OF the gran
~ Of JJO,uOO acres, and whose notes duo 10
the state OF Arkansas, are requested call at the office
Of the Treasurer of Arkansas, and pay Their notes,
they will have 10 be placed in the bands OF attorney
for collection. Nothing but specie par funds will be
received in payment OF such notes.
JARED L. MARIN, Treasurer
Of the State of Arkansas.
Treasurer's Office Little Rock, Ark's, Illh Fcbrua.
ry, ISIS. i-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
SAI)l)L.l;RS,

uSl received, per steamer Archer, saddles, Lri.
dies, marirngaIes, Sc, &C. And for sale by
Marcb, AUSTIN & CLEGG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

Djr iplin.-The drill sergea Mt in Mexico goes
u1nsh the ranks with 4 heavy cane. with which
Its those who hold their guns in an improp.
rnsition, at the same time violently kicking
Inns Of those whose feet are not in order!--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
Settling Off.
4 LISI OF LETTERS

I'd EMAININGin the Post Office at Fayetteville
H. Ark, on the 3lst Of March 1915, which it
not taken out b, the 30h of juno, will be seat 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
NEW GOODS.
WILLIAMS 6 PHILIPS,

WILSo\S BRICK Eow. MAIN STREET, VAN BUREN.
A RE in receipt Of a handsome lot of DRY
IA GOODS and fancy arlicIes-conssling in
part of
RIeached and brown shirlings and sheetings;
Fancy Enclish. French and American prints
White aud colored bankets;
Ladies bonnets. &c.
A t.SO-A small lot of ladies' shoes. buskins and
booIccs. all of which they are prepared 10 sell at
low prizes fnr cash. hid1o end rs'''i.'.
March ]. IS iJ.-3-lf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

HATS.
CASES fashionable Hats,
do. broad brm do. Just received and for
sale by WALLACE ~ WARD
March L. 1876 =.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

10 A rk. on the 3 lst Of March 1913, which It
not taken out b, the 30'h Of juno, will be sent 10
the General Post Office oS dead letters.
Fuiton James Reed Jacob
FurgcrSnn c Sn"cd Hon u D
GoCty NJ H Smith F,nnc,s
Gibson George Sh"pp"rd fe'ham
GoInrd Hugh Stonc Stephen )
tillIrt James sons james
Gibhs Ezekiel Sexton Elder
t;.,, wa, "'n ''""T '">'l'h
f ENrnabIe SHUTS 'Hm's
;n,reW Wm smith George NJ
Hannah David w smith l,"ct John
lIogan John ID = 1'',"e' y,"n o'
Holder jonathan WIN No,'"om'
tI,r, Jvmman Sturg on Miss Polly
Harris W ,"eeny
JrbicF II Scott I Z
Jenning Henderson shores li'ram
I.,y;s tlpoh Sims Fredrlck P
uo,c Iosenh . Spencer Abraham
McCurdy Andrew STOUT 'opa!n'h
Monday Younsblood otrman ii
Mathews Thos Fl Tenant James Fl
| Norhum Maston e lharp WIN
! N.,xm,n Jonathan Turner Suddetl,
F 0cle WINS. Vernon Peasant
p,,n,,on W II VenabIc Ezekiel
p,ck VIM Joseph. James, or
pouel DR. Henry VIM Gasaway
pLl,rJ lain , Wilson John
! ps,,o, rhoSr Wilson W
Il PrlImnn Willis w Wlison
Diets " p Wood Wn,
l D. E.,,c;s Weaks VIM
Robertson John H
Tbos, who call for any of the above letter
will please say they are advertised.
|. STRAIN, P. NJ.
Fayetteville, April 10 no. 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
Administrators Notice. .

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai letters of
~ administration have this day been granted
to the undersigned, on the estate of Robert S.
Gibson, deceased, bearing date this day; all per.
sons therefore having claims ogans, said estate
are required TO exiblt them, properly authenticut.
ed, within one year after date of such letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit in said
estate, and if such claims be not exhibited with.
in two years thoy will be forever barred and pre-
cluded from any benefit in said estate.
Given undor my hand This 9Th March 1915.
4-6w. SARAH P. GIBSON, Admir-.