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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
Administrators Notice.

N Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that letters of
" administration have this day been grar;ol
to the undersigned, on the estate Of Robert S.
Gibson, deceased, bearing date this day; ali por-
sons therefore having claims against said estate
are required TO exibIt them, properly auhentiest.;
ed, within ono year after date of such letters. o.
they may be Precluded from any benefit ip said
estate, and if such claims be not exhibited with
in two years thoy will be forever boEed and pre-.
ciudcd from any benefit in said osts;s,
Given under my hand this 5th March 1915.
4-6w. SARAH P. GIBSON, Admir-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

price vi - the sugIe leap, TO be paid at the time o
service $40 the season, to be paid within the season
and SIS TO insure mare with oal. the money to be
paid the fact is ascertaincd, or the marc
changes owners.
BAY BARBE is a beautiful mahogany bay, full six
hands high, of fine form, and will be nine years
old spring. He was raised at Jefferson City Mo-
where his performances the turf are well know1
and admired he never having lost race. lie is a
sure foa gcttcr.
Mares fro distance will be promptly attended to
but no liability for accidents will be incurred.
PEDlGREE.-Bay Barbc W, sired by Giles Scrogg ms
and he by the noted horse old Sir Archie. His dam
was imported from England and she was by Bedford
and English Eclipse, imported by Colonel Dickson, OF
Virginia.
j. B. STEI EMS & Co.
certify that witnessed the performances of Bay
Ba tbc the jefferson City Turf and also on the ST
Louis Turf, in the year 1899 and 1910, where hi,
running highly przed and where he esteemed
horse Of first. rate Qualities
BENJAMIN BRYANT,
Van Buren, March l5 l5I5.--5-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
NOTICE
TAIN CLAIMANTS OF NEGROES, AND
R PROPERTY IN THE CREEK COUNTRY

DC TAIN CLAIMANTS OF NEGROES, AND
In PROPERTY IN THE CREEK COUNTRY
= EREAS. it has been represented TO the Ma.
tional Council of the Creek, or Muscogee ma
d a number of negroes, belonging 10 the heirs
koh .har. Micco, a citizen OF said nation, were
Mr.. Ed.eard Hndr'ek, o. Alabama, to Mr..
agerfy, of the Republic OF Texas. That
groes afterwards ran away from llagery and
10 their old homes in the Creek county
John Dilisrd. of Arkansas. as the authorized
~ Hagcrty, has since formally demanded the
y and the question was referred so the Nation
ali, which indicated an opinion favorable to
~ but at the instance Of billiard, the decree
= recorded. and the question left open for future
&4tioc.
Ghcreas, il also appears that the above named
~ 1-ficndrick holds possession Of draft, signtd
~ of the Principal Chiefs Of Canadian district,
lsipg to about $500, (morc or less) which draft
|ksve been paid at the National Treasury, to the
'ehd legal owner thereof. upon proper proof be-
~. Its pa yment, however, to Hendricks, or his
Is protested against by billiard, the representa-
uagerty, who claims payment Of the draft TO
|Gas part indemnity for the loss of the negroes.
!. .sforcsaid ly Hendrick to Hagerty, and which
~ since been transferred to billiard.
!. therefore, this is 10 gire notice 10 all oarties
- IN The negro property and draft, above men.
~ ~ ucscrlOcu, tnal, lOr tHe purpose oi HhalIy
- and settling all contested matters herein,
1(pciples of justice, law and equity, they lthc
n1)ics) ore hereby requested TO meet the Council
l}3fs of the Greek nation, at the deep Fork,
Ill day Of May next, ll5I5,l All the ,estimo-
I 9hen and tyi;s,c be hcar.i. and the negro proper
proc ecds Of .b c draft, will be awarded to such
- or claimants, who in the opinion OF the Couu.
"a led to the same-and II the draft is not
~ to the Council on that day, it will be de.
'unll and void.
y under our hands, at the Council House, this
13 Of January. A. d. 1915.
s~ROLLY MCINTOSH his X mark,
5TOM MARTHLE MlCCO his X mark,
aalrFAWLA HALO his mark.
.iaTUCK KABATC II EE MlCCO his X mark,
sCO WOCk OGEE EMARTllLA his X mark,
u IN BOY his mark.
MSS:
!; j ALEXANDER,
FARSHALL.
Montgomery, Ala. Advertiser will copy three
y1ckly and send bill Immediately tu this U flee
6tion.
st.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
EW YEAR!
COLUMBUS HOTEL.

'HVlE proprietor feels great pleasure in ack knowI'
Il edging the extensive patronage received from
his friends and the travelling community during
the past wear. This, to him. is strong induce.
men. 10 commence the new year with Increased
energy, and Il firm determination 10 devote his eX-
elusive attention to The convenience and comfort
Of his customers. To enable him todo so, he Will
bo compelled not only to call upon those indebted
TO him for portion of their dues, but in future
to make more frequent settlements lmperIouS
necessity is his only apology. J. 5. GROSS.
Jan. /, lSi5-No. II 3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
SCOTT, WHITE L. CO.,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED a complete stock Of
goods, consisting Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Sad
dcry, Hats, Boots ana Shoes, Stationery. Medicines,
Quesnsware, Cotton yarns Iron, Steel Groceries and
Liquors, which they offering on hetter terms for
Cash, than have been heretofore sod in this market;
they will also receive in exchange, flour. al hides,
pcltrcs, Coon skins, Bees way, tallow &c, at the
ket prices The following the leading articles Of
their stock:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
ARCHER.
WOODWARD. MASTER,

NVVITN hNU, WAsIEk.
SteN THE Archer will run a regular plck
49, Sllr c, between New Orleans and Fort Glib.
xSiTS.xTf son, throughout the business season. aud
being bull prcssy for this trade, is in every respect
worthy the patronage Of the public. She draws only
~ inches when light, and equal to any boat the
her cabin is fitted up IN the best and most com
Portable and convenient manner, having extra large
births, all in state rooms Insurance can be effected
OH her at any Office at the lowest rates
Every attention i'll be paid to passengers who uav'
Ell on her, having experienced and careful crew, be-
sides full compliment Of attentive and obed'ent cab.
in servants.
Strict attention paid to dischargng way.frcighi, at
any landing and all letters and packages sent by her
will bc carefully delivered.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
AUSTIN u CLEGti, Agcnis.
March lJ-5-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
Regular Van Buren,, Fo,t Smith and Fort Gibson
Packet,
ROLLA,-SuMMERs, Master,

A SsS1E WILL ply as a regular packet between
I--tySllr the above mentioned ports, and Will con-
,SlEl lssSEef tinuc throughout the season, leaving
Van Burcn every Saturday morning at . O'Clock, and
Fort Smith at o'clock. P. NJ, OF the same day; aud
returning leaves Fort Gibson every Wednesday morn
ing IL: . o'clock. The Roa having undergone thor
rough repairs is now better ad pted for the safe and
speedy transportation of passengers and freight than
any boat in the trade Every eAertion will made to
the comfort OF passengers aud safety OF freight
All packages parcels, letters or ORDERS sent by The
boat, wall meet with prompt attention. For ire'ght or
passage apply On board, to the following agents:
HENRY 4 CUNNINGHAM: v,x Bpsrs.
J. 5 GROSS.
w. II. & VI. MAYERS, r.r Sur,
CAPT JNO. ROGERS
FRED CUMMINGS, IA, cao
W. F. DENCkLA
Van Buren, March Z, lSl5.-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
NOTICE

TO PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE STATE D.
ARKANSAS FOR THE PURCHASE OF LANDS
OF THE GRANT OF 100000 ACRES.
Ll persons who have purchased lands of the grant
OF 5UO,OOO acres, and whose notes are now due 10
the sse OF Arkansas are requested to call at the office
of the Treasurer of Arkansas. and pay their notes OF
they will have to be placed in the hands Of an attorney
for collection Nothing but specie par funds will bs
received !" e Of TiRffS Wat TaiS Treasurer
of the State Of Arkansas. b.
Treasurcr's Office, Little Rock, Ark's, llth Fcbrua
ry, IoI5. 4-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
GrCccries,

Coffco Cranbcrrics, grapes,
Sugar Mackerel shad
Salt Saleratus, starch
Powder, lead and shot Stoughton's bltters
Pepper Tanners oil, snuff
Nutmegs. alIspce Winter ble'd sperm oil
Sperm candles Linseed oil
Olive oil White aud red lead
Tea sccars and tobacco English < chrome green
Loaf sugar, clarified da. NcrmlliOn, Lilhargr,
Cheese, pickles u catsup Prussan blue; whIlins
Mustard, vinegar Chalk, glue, lamp black
Raisins Lemons CnpIl aud Japan varnlsh
Champagne. Albany ale lndIsoand Madder
nndu ,rhis sLac
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
tEiss Sawycrs Female Institute.

EglSS SAWYER informs her Cherokee pa.
sn irons aud the public generally that the session
for the reception Of young ladies', will open April
10TH and continue with short intervals until Dec,
during which term. pupils can be received and dis
charged by pay ing s 80 per month in advance,
or Sl,75 when paymcnt is deferred. Those who
enter at the opening Of the session, and remain
during the term, will enjoy special advantag $,
while those who promiscuously enter and leave,
will pay according 10 tho discretion Of the teach
er, who will justly graduate the tuition to meet
the circumstance of reception and dismissal.
Board can lie obtained in good families for ST..
so per week. 1t is desirable that young ladies'
come prepared with necessary clothing, that their
minds be not drawn from intellectual pursuits by
nc dess attention to their wardrobe; they will al.
so bear in mind that their intercourse in society
will be controlled by the discretion of the teacher,
who will always crafty her pupils when she can
do so IN concordance with their highest interest.
n. b. In addition to the English branches
taught here, young ladies who are prepared, can
receive at this Seminary, lessons in French, from
the teacher of the Aialo Academy.
SOPHIA SAWYER.
Fayetteville Ark, March 18th, 5-,w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
NEW GOODS.
WILLIAMS g. PHILIPS,

WILSON'S BRICK ROW. MAIN STREET, VAN BUREN,
a RE in receipt of a handsome lot OF Dhl
N GOODS and fancy y.arlicIes-consISting IN
part Of ,,.
BIeached and brown shirtings and sheetings;
Fancy English, French and American prints
White and colored blankets;
Ladies bonnets, &C..
ALSO--A small lot Of ladies shoes, buskins ana
boo,ees. all of which they are prepared to sell al
low prices for cash, or hides and Pelirics.
March J. lS45.-3-lf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
WM, D, At' 1U!P 5.tlO.M d Co.,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

NOS Ne" Lekee 4 = TchOupitOulas S.,
(NEAR COMMON srREEr,)
EIANE now in Store nd for sale at low rates.
Il general assortment of HARDW RE and
SHIP CllANDLERl. consisting in part of Nails,
lron Castings. Steel. Axes, Hoes, Spades, Slo,.
els. Stock Kettles. Bark Mills, Guns and Rifles,
French Pots, Coll Ok, Log. Trace, Topsa aud
other Chains, Mill and Grind Stones, Anvs. Bol.
lows, Vices, Rowiand's and. other Saws of all
kinds, Sylhes and Sckes, Hooks and Hinges.
Locks, Screws, Bolts. Rrass Wares. SLovels and
longs, Pokers, Andirons, Tenders, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Razors, Razor S,rops
and Homes, Sieves, Cotton and Wool Cards,
Planes of all kinds, Files and Edge Tools, Coop.
ers' Tools, Tress Hoops, Walters and Trays.
Braces and Bits, Augers. and Anger Bits, Cord.
age, Paints, Oils, Turpeniine, Oakum. Pitch and
Tar. Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Hames and
Collars. Poughs aud pongh Mouds, Tin and Ja.
paned Wares. Fishing Tackle in every variety.
MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, and Others,
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine for
themselves.
Steamers, and Vessels Of all kinds, supplied at
low rates with all articles Of Hardware and
Chond!ery.
Dec. 81 ls44.-no As 3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
CLOTHS, &c.

DLACk, Eluc, ana Invisible Green broad eloths,
ID tuc and Fancy Cassimcrcs, Black, Blue, Steel.
mixed aud fancy Sa'tincts, Hard Times, kentucky '
Jeans, and Merino Cassimeres Blue Brown Green nd
White MSckinaw Blankets, &c, &c. For sale at the
lowest possible price, by
WALLACE 4 WARD
October &c, ISL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
NEW ORLEANS AND FORT GIBSON
STEAM PACKET
EVELINE, b. IRWIN, Master

TyaN Will regular packet the cnsu.
llr ing scasor brlween New Orleans and
- 1S1.IS Fort Gibson, touching at all i"termedi-
ate ports he steam boat Eveline having undergone
thorough repairs, cannot be surpassed by any boat IN
the river for speed OF the OF passengers
the safety of freight For fright passage apply on
board, or 10 HENRY CUNNINGHAM, Igents.
Jan g. Cherokee ddo0cIfe copy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that ,ettcrssof Admins.
y tratiun bearing date the llth day of February.
lSlj, upon the estate Of Robert West dcC d. have
been issued by the clerk Of the Probate cout oil
Crawford county. All persons having claims against
said estate hereby notified to bring them forward
properly authcntcatcd within year from the date
hereof they may be forever debared from any ben
eft from said astate and if such claims be net txhib-
tied within two years from the date OF said letters oil
nrniuis rat ion they will ha forever barred ana pc
cIudrd from any benefit of said estate. All p"re'n'
nGcDted TO sald estate are notified 10 make payment
Immediately ~
PIIINEAS II. WHITE, Admir-
OF RoBERr WEST, deceased.
- February l5 Is l5.--I-bw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
THE SPLENDID STALLION,
BAY BARBE.,

rA a WILL stand the ensuing sea.
I'm : !: s 4:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

u so long has dwelI; and it will be very
Fore the memory Of him and his virtues
|.utIered to grow dim. As ho has by his
Iisposilion and action often shed glow up
|ompanions, and inciled them to mir,h aud
|ss, so may his hope and peace in heaven be
|nnd sweet. God give.h rest to the good
Ath those WHOM, he afflictcth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
Stationery,
Medicines
AUSTIN & CLEGG.

HANE Just received per steamers Archer, Swallow,
] aud James Pitcher, the following articles which
they will sell low for cash or country produce:
200 sacks salt 10 kegs powder
10 hhds sugar % kegs shot
20 sacks coffee 1900 lbs lead
boxes tea 10000 percussion caps
30 bbls wLiskcy 10000 cgars
10 do ale . boxes ch ng tobacco
10 do cider 10 cases boots and shoes
do gin bales domestlcs
do maI.ga vino IUUU d"z cotton yarn
do molass"s doz painted buckets
| crroou indgo 30a lbs sole leather
1000 lbs iron doz ihIl a calI'sh,hS
CASTINGS of every de- . bLls buckwheat flour
scription sperm and taiow
1000 lbs plough mouds candles
90 casks cheese 10 hbls onions
90 hoxcs snap = bales oakum
~ pieces bagging ~ bones staten
coils rope
ALSO-Pcppcr, spice, birthstone, and every article
in the grocery inc-paying cards. pressed tumbers'
bed cords and poughincs. tin ware, writing and let
ter paper Ali of which they will sell low for cls, or
country produce
Van Buren,, March Is, lSi5.-J
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

Q residence Of DR.. Thruslon near this ci
LIAM THRUs1oN, Of consumption, aged
years. Tho deceased was formerly Of
D. Mo.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

A FIRST rate lot Of Saw Mill irons for sale by
n A. b. PAsCHAL.
Van Burcn. Arkansas, January IL, I845--49-tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
rcr,,ls of the Enquirer.

80 Fnuuirer Is published DAILY ana SEMI
- FL, the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
:, me rate Of eight dollars If taken for short
a.n' A' Ian ope YEAR. For the Semi-Weekly, I'VE
:: s'" annum, and Three Dollars for SIX months,
sA - ayance TO be paid IN the Office, or RENTED oy
!; 80 nsl; or Six Dollars per annum at the END OF
'e y Il .s 10 this Office may he RENTED per mall,
= .ays II ,hic Bank notes, al the risk OF the Eui-
- TIC, a. al letters being paid by the Ur'ters-
,er,nf siagl. letter Is scarcely of any account
~ u,e, Ii Is the accumulation of postage, IN an
IN. business, which operates as serious 'aA
! .".f TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
:. rms DAILY ENoUIRER-For one square Q,
- mes or less, first insertion, MY Genus, ana
ny" ,-dne insertion twenty-fv ctnts-h insert
:,'N !, week twice n week, or three unies "eoA'
s !, even and half cent?. ,n.x. ar s;x,..n
- rue SsMi-WEEKLY-One square OF sn.eeh
- :, ,ess fins, insertion, IS CENTS 'o' eaSn '"n1
-, % cents ,,., h. ACCOMPANIED with the
,y or satisfactory references 10 insure eAoSu
~. .tysr;sers are charged fifty dollars for thirty
Annn"' ~ mai proportion fog advertisements OF
lines. anu u sYerpt Lottery venders and Auction
greater charsed one hundred dollars, (paprr in
s,r. who are '"ai
adee, obituaries and Marriages frem the e'uhtry,
-. ~. JARVIS handwriting is unknown al TINS
whenever authenticated by the eudorsation OF Inc
oa'te hu'; =; mr. ne.hborhood, they will In no case
os"'brt Every measure, that mas neen .a.en "
= ,nas;rons and Quizzes has proved heretofore
We mast therefore, insist, IL shch case,
e; ,,n i,nication being certified by the name OF
30, - ,er,,t.a on the beck Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
JOHN B. GOODIES ESTATE.
Land for sale.

DY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
- Chesterfield, made Al the last teri IN The case di
Battle and Others against John b. Goodies admns'ra-
tor and Others shalt sell the highest bidder next
December Court dav, being the 9Th Of December, al
about O'Clock, j. NJ, In front of Chesterfield Cont
House, the whole Tract of Land wEereon John u.
Goude resided at the tine Of his drah In Chesterfield
county adjoining the lands Of Henry Cox. Elijah Ores
ham, Mack Goodr and others, subject 10 the widows
dove estate therein the whole Truct is estimated to
contain 6e2 acs of which l9J have been assign.
ed to the widow, 10 hold during life.
Possession can he had Immediately, and at the death
Of the widow the purchaser will be entitled to the part
assigned 10 her as her dover.
Persons wisn. examine the Land will please call
the subscriber or Mr Mack Gcode, who lives near
the said land, either Of whom will lake rle' snre IN
showing tho same.
TERMs.-A credit OF G, -, and 10 months Bonds
with good security will be required, and the Ute WIN
Noy. I4-c2w JOS COODE, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

THO RICHARD GARLAND AND LAURA
j HIS WIFE.-Pleasc TO take notice, Ina, on
Monday, the 9Th of December next. at Melons
Tavern, al Louisa c. H., Va, between the hours
of 10 A. M. and s p NJ, We shall proceed TO
take the deposition de bene rsse Of Charles Thomp-
son. ir., to be read in evidence and TO be perpetu-
ated in certain suit now depending in The Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Of
Louisa county, in which Lavinia c. Smith, Lucy
B. Graves, Charles c. Smith, VIM. o. Smith,
Robert c. Berkeley and Ca,harine his wife, Rich
ard Garland and Laura his vile, Lucian Minor
both as agent of the aforementioned parties and
as administrator dc doHis non OF Nathaniel A.
Smith, decd; Joseph X. Pendleton and VIM
Pendeton, executors Of Frederick Harris, decd;
Charles Thompson, jr., Nathaniel Thompson,
Edmund c.. Goodwin Charles P. Goodall John
Cosby, Oswell McGhee, Edmund FoDtaine, Jas.
Fontaine and William Nelson are defendants,
and in which we are compliments; which suit is
brought TO perpetuate the testimony of the said
Charles Thompson, jr., in relation to certain
claim of The complainants as heirs, representa-
lives and distributes Of VIM Mitchell, decd
and of Garland Thompson Decd against The es-
tate of the said Nathaniel A. Smith, decd, and
against his heirs representatives and distributes,
and against those Of his Executor, upon certain
lost bond executed by the said Smith and others
10 the said WIN. Mlcnell: Anu, u 'ne taxing OIL
The said deposition shall not be completed on the
day aforesaid the taking Of the same will be
continued from time 10 lime, until it shall be
John NJ Ferguson, Sergeant of The City Of
Richmond; Charles j. Thompson, Philip Nj.
Thompson, William M. Thompson, George G.
Thompson, Julia Thompson, and Isabella j. Sui.
". by Philip NJ. Thompson, her next friend and
frucfAp
ByP. v. DANIEL. Ja., their Counsel.
November 7, lSi5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21


Al meeting (whereoi due notice had been
siven,) of the people Of Northampton county,
Tor the purpose Of considering the subject OF
more effclen, system OF education throughout
Virginia. held in EasIville on Monday The 10th
inst, il hring tie first day Of The courts quarterly
,elm, Dr. Jesse Simkins was called 10 the
Chair and Henry p. c. Wilson appointed Secre-
tary.
The President, on taking the Chair, addressed
lie meeting, al large. on the interesting nature
and vasl importance oi The subject, and on IN" APP
iiude oil The present time for The accomplishment
OF work SO full OF blessings 10 Yirslnla's sue
ceeiing generations.
The meeting was also favored with addresses
from several other gentlemen, all concurring in
the proPriety of,he popular movements now be-
ing made on this great measure ot public utility,
and The following preamble and resolutions, sub
mil,ed and enforced BY Hamilton 8. Neale, Esq,
were unanimously adopted:
PREAMBLE.
Whereas lime has honored the custom, that
when any great question, involving the we'll.
being OF mankind, is brought to bear upon their
Immediate interests, that al expression OF opinion
should be formally made in primary meetings;
and viewing, as we do, The present agitation OF
The question OF Education in Virginia as one Of
the verygrcateaimportance to our Commonwealth,
we feel il duty which we owe 10 ourselves, indi-
vidually, and to The public that we should give
expression 10 our sentiments upon the subject,
by heartily Welding our assent to The proceed
iEgs of sister counties in relation 10 This matter,
as we'll as by reso uiion TO cooperate win them
in all expedient ways, in procuring change in
The present school system, and establishing in its
stead healthy. mora and intellectual course OF
Education believing as we do, that its success
lul appliances will be The means OF removing vice
and misery 10 her own proper limits, and max
ing good, useful and viruous citizens OF those
who may become The recipients OF its benefits.
Therefore, R>so'red, That we hail with plea
sure the almost simultaneous movements, on the
subject Of Education, throughout Virginia, as The
dawring of an aospicious era upon our beloved
Old Commonwealth, and trust that these hardin.
ger lights Of moral and intellectual freedom viii
find many friends, "irne and uusly," 10 aid theil
enlightening influences, until our State shall I've
come as famous for The soundness of its system
of Education as she has been ever celebrated io
patriotism and chivalry.