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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-15

"Lehing The catout," &c Ass US NJ. Clay, who
did such signal service for the "embodiment" dur.
ing the late campaign. has announced his determi.
nation to publish an Abolition paper at louisville,
Ky. ln late letter TO ,me of his abo ton friend,
in Now England, speaking of their course and
cause he says:
"a temporizing policy can never again be re.
newod under as favorable circumstances as have
already wiinessed our dsfeaf."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-15

necessity Is his siity "f,..'cy-
~, ,c.S n, II 3m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-15

UTeddy UNneSSe6 our fedf.'
III, .l--,----- -j:-.--i-. sss~ J~fsx.t
of Mr.. Clay and the Wing party is the defeat Of
abotionsm. Put it on rocord.-Er Papcr.
NeU Orleans Picayune. I'VE used to think the
Pic leaned little from its proper neutrality in ia.
vor of the wings. Perhaps our vision was warp.
cd, and its whlg readers thought it inclined too
much to our side. Be this as i, may about its for.
mer course however, we think no true lover Of his
country, or at least, no southern man can fail to
admire the course it noT pursues on all questions
affecting our national interest or character, or tho
South, and her institutions. The Pcayune still,
as to the ordinary dividing points Of par,es strict.
ly neutral, but whenever q question rises above
party importance the editors throw aside oil tram.
mels, and handle it with an independence, ability
and patriotic feeling for which we cannot but OK.
press our admiration.
The manner the Picayune has ever spok on Of
the Texas questIon--is castigaton of the IntelIl.
gencer for its narrow BrHishised course-its no.
Bile vindIcaton of the South against the abolition
missions from Massachuselis-its review and sup
por! Of Mr.. CaLhoun's able letter 10 Mr.. King, and
IFS cas,igations Of the affected abhorance of Eng
land for American repudiation--are all instances
Of this; and have established its character us nei.
lher whig nor locofoco-but q true national
and southern journal.-Vicksburg Sentinel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-15

of Mr.. Clay and the Wing party is the defeat Of
abolltionism. Put it on record.-E Papcr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-04-15

"@eben sic oielen8unib fit ieet auf,
9utes Wdo6en, enteesnete paul. 9Sir
iino 5wor oes @laubens, oab uniere leete
6ofnune nibt triieen miro, oberNemano
bIr9t uns fir bic @elpiBbeit ibrer GrfIl=
lung. 3rou9ott bat bereits NIT mdnnli=
6er 8eii9notion nit Dem eeben oieiieits
ob9elblofen, uno blidt polI Wutb uno
Sertrouen auf oos ienieiti9e. 8ollenSie
Die Sebniudt uno Die eiebe gu oieiem Das
iein, bic ct na6 lan9em uno f6tperem
Sample beinabe beiie9t bat, nob einmal
in ibm re9e MAIDEN, penn Sic ibm feine
iibere Sarsfboft fir bic grbaltun9 bei=
eeben fonnen? Sc wdre erauIam, ben
Sbeioenoen, ber fbon BON N0em, tpas ibm
tbeuer, Qbi6ieo 9enommen, nod einmal
ouf Die S6welle oes 9auies 5urudSufub=
ren, oas all iein 8lud umiblieBt, une
ibm bic SPUR ni6t gu 6fnen. Ser FUR
Se ponneuore 2(u9enblicf oes 8eoeriebens
wuroe 5ebnfab ourb ben balo oarauf fol-
9enoen Stbmer5 ber Srennun9 ouf9etpo=
gen meroen.. 2(u6 m0bte es lbwer tper=
oen, Sbnen bic GrlaubniB, Den 9efanees
nen beiu1en 5u oirf fen, aus5upirfen; oenn
nur mir uno einisen Sffisieren 1T es 9ez
ftattet, uneebinoert oas Sc efdn9nib gu be-
treten. gs tpiroe felbit i'm 9initi9ften
Sale peni9ten6 elm Sag per9eben, ebe ib
bic ginwiuisun9 oes Gbefs, Semonoen gu
Dem Deliquenten su fibren, erbalten f0nn=
te. Sbnen aber mub ieoe Winute tbeuer
iein, benn Sie baben feline gu perlieren.
Sarum 1T eS better, Sic ieben ben @e=
liebten ni6t eber tpieoer, ols bis Sic ibm
Gettun9 brin9en."
G0s6en mubte Dem preoi9er Hebt 9ee
ben ob9lei6 es ibr Webe that, Dem 8un=
ibe, oer ibr 70 Iebr am 9er5en lag, gu
emit ia9en. Seuf5eno fi9te iie ii6 in Die
gotbpenoiefeit. paul trennte iib ieet
BON ieinen neuen 8reunoen, bic ct beute
gum erifenmole 9eieben, bon oenen ct beuz
te gum Gritenmale eeb0rt, uno Die ibm bod
Ibon 70 tbeuer 9enoroen poren, als wenn
er nit ibnen cine 6eibe BON Sabren ourb=
lebt bGtte.
@lit einem Ylide oes berjlibfen Dan=
fes uno Der finoli6iten Serebrun9 ibau=
te 3osden burtb bas pfene Senffer ibm
no6. Damn blieb iie 9eoonfenpoa fsen,
oas tbrdnenl6Were ause gen Simmel 9e=
wanot, rpo, einem 5erriiienen S6leier dbnz
li6, lei6te ourbbrobene @olfen, bon Dem
nieoertoubenben 2ases9eftirn nit 9oloez
nen Streifen umi iaumt, oabin flo9en. -
eanse fab iie oa, ben Geiit gum eenfer
oer @elten erbebeno uno um feinen Se=
gen flebeno fit ibr 8erf. sic obnte
ni6t, oob wdbreno fie lautlos in fromner
Inoabt betete, ibr uno ibres un9lddliben
Su9enofreunoes dr9ffer Seino ibr nabe
,par uno ite lauerno beoba6tete.
[8ortfeBnns fclst.]
=AR=
Gtwa 4 Meilen BON Salisburp (Noro'
gorolina) fano man am Is. Mdr5 Warid
On n 49,. oo;Skr; on 0r,v ,,pA ;kro, (Cp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-04-15

Gtwa 4 Meilen bon Salisburp (Noro'
gorolina) fano man am Is. Mdr5 Marid
@ef, cine sOidbriee Srau uno ibren Gns
fel 6einrieb SWinf, balbuerbronnt unter
Dem 8ranol6utte ibres 8obnbauies. SO
,par befannt. oab fte cine 8aaribait BON
mebreren bunoert 1balern bate uno aus
allen umitdnben eebt berpor. bab ir9eno
Elm S6lewidt Die l1nelucfli6en ermoroete.
fib bas @elo aneienete unb fooann bas
6aus in Srano fteefte. Solfs Slatt.
Gine Sraut Su $75 abeeibdet.-Gia
funaer Wann, Wamens Seals. ponDeabs
BAN, Meu Yorf. tpelber itets einen suten
gbarafter bebauptet bate, mar NIT elmer
MiB 2lrnolb periproben. Sr. arnolo.
Der 8ruoer oes Mdobens, ibrieb ouf d6t
4rnoloiibe Wanier einen ononpmenSrief
an feline Sbpefer, in tpelbem ct ben
gbarafter bes 6rn. 8eals f6dnblib oers
ldumoete uno perunelimpfte. Die Solee
bierpon mar, bab bas Sano aufeel6st
wuroe. Jor. Seals leote bierauf &laee
eeeen feline liebcnswiroiee uneetreue Elm
unb erbelt Die Summe BON $75 als Gnt.
fbdbieuno fir feinen Serluit.-Wir neis
gen uns Dem @lauben bin oab iein Sc.
winff, abaeieben bon Dem @eloe, fir ibn,
Elm unberebenbar erober iei. -a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
BOOTS & SHOES.
at No. lJS, TbameazStrert.

u have now on hand complete assortment
Il of BOOTS ~ SHOES obtained from
New York, New Jersey, and the bos, manu-.
iac,urers Of New England, comprising gen
uinc Frcnch Calf Boots-half boots calf,
goat skin and seal Boots-Ladies French
SIppers-and every desirable pattern of Mo-
rocco and KID Shocs-and children's Shocs
Of all kinds.
This stock needs no recommend and GUS
TONERS may be assured that the prices will
secure to this the mcriled lIte of the cheap
Cash Store
MOSES II BEEDE.
Newport, 4th mo. 10Th, 1915 Nm.
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Cheap Umbrellas.
Cheap Temperance Grocery
and Variety store,
81 The old stand IN HAzARD's BLOCK, $50
'caiIctl,) No q, Thames street.

!TnANKruL for past fnvors the subscribe
Ic generally, thar he - making dshy addi
tons to his stock of goods iUi the SpIne ano
Summer trade, consisting of rama
GROCE.iILS, of oil kinds, OF first quality
aud low prices.
/ Vegetables ia their seasons, of the differ
Cnj varieties.
Wooden, Stone and Earlhern Ware, direct
from tl.. manufacturers.
| Cheap Boots nnd Shoes for men, women
and children.
An assortment of Drugs and Medicines
the most Gnpalnr aud useful Tor FumllI"s.
Essences Of all kinds, warranted good.
/ Mead and lemon syrup5-s soda a"d sodi
Powders.
Cloths and other articles in the dr, good
lac. Do" .'
Ffcsh fruits, nuts. candies, CurrautS, ,pruncS
ralsins and almost every variety generally
found in Variety Stores, to winch will be ad
dcd ~ n few days, tr1ckcry, Glass aud Tn
Wares, together with numerous other artl-
clcs too numerous tor an advertisements
Stamps with types and lux, for marking
books, linen. Sc. -
SWP STORES, put up nj short notice.
y B. Boarding House, ns usual, opposite
side of he street, No. ~, where can be ac.
commodnCd from ~ to l6 permanent oI
transient BoardryS. at reasonable lrrmS.
CHARLES G.. BURDlCK.
Newport, April ., ISIS.
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NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.


lHNlE subscriber respectfully invites the at.
tention Of his customers and the public
generally to his Spring Stock Of New Goods
Among his stock may be found the follow.
ing
Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Dates, Prunes
Locomc, Malaga and Sultana Rasins, clron
currunts, preserved ginger, Havana sweet
meats, Guava jelly, Damson plum Jelly, pre-
served pineapple, chron, peach and cherries,
Jujube Paste. alnonds, filbers, cream nuts;
Pecan nuts, English walnuis, Southern and
African peanuts sweet oil in bottirs to.
mato catsup, capcrs, aDchoyieS, sardincs ;
picked lines, assorted pickles; peppcrsauce,
lemon, sarsaparilla, raspberry, strawberry,
pineapple, ginger and ogrcat syrups /; Con.
gross water. extract lemon, fancy soups, ca.
nary and hemp seed, hcrseradish sauce SEQ.
farleita and German smoking tobacco ;
American gen,lemen and Scotch snuff fam
cy pipes, Andcrson's Honey Dew Tobacco
bottled wine, cordials, London Porter, ale,
cider and Soda Water.
Also, $4,000 imported Havana and Prin.
cipe Segurs, OF the choicest brands.
The above stock has been carefully select.
ed in New-York, ard pledge myself 1t shall
not be excelled in variety or cheapness.
May |. PHILIP RIDER,
% ThameS
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NEWSPAPER OFFICE
LITERARY DEPOT.

SN' VI. GOFF, respectfully informs lhr
w public that he has made a most salts
iaciury arrangement with n Publishing
House ~ New York. by which he will BE-
regularly supplied with Daly and Weekly
New ~pnpcts, Periodicals., ard the most Popu
lnr Tales oi the day. M pans will b.
spared tn receive thcm ms carly ~ steam cnu
forward thcm. Persons wishing ~ subscribe
Tor Magazines will please leave thclf name.
NJ The office. No. -. second door north al
the Post ulficc. Books not on hand viii b.
procured ~ order, and furnished at New
York prices.
n. B. Boys will be in readiness to carry
papers &C.. to all parts of the town, inmu
dn,cly on thcur arrival.
WM. GOFf.
Newport, March 20, lslj -3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Marine and Fire Insurance.
THE PROTECTION INSU RANCE
COMPANY, uARTFORD,

CArITAL IJO ,UUU DOLLARS,
WILL insure Vessels at sea, Cargocs.
w Frcgh,s and Cutchngs --al,o vessels
aud cargoes ~ port, vessels building, MANI
FACToRiEs, houses aud uatid,ngs of all dc
scrp,lons, merchandise, Futnunrc, lumber
and every description OF property, safely
stored, vardcd or secured, against los- ~
damage by FIRE al he poy topcSi rates OF
premium, mol preceding 5000 dollars on dpy
0nc risk
BENJAMIN MUNFORD, will rccric,
and forward applications for the above, aud
also for the Bristol Cuuniy Mutual fIrc In
suraucc Company, NV Bedford.
Newport, Feb. Il, 1915 Gun.
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NOTICE.

'y'IlE undersigned respectfully informs hi.
customers aud the public that he has
snld out his establishment. aud gwen uu hi-
Painting business 10 McsSs. lRisn a. SrE
WINS, who will continue TIE same at the nid
stand. lO, Thames street and hC chCctiuliy
recommends them 10 the patronage Of h,.
friends and customers. "a those udcbtc,
to the subscriber, aud lhori having demand,
against hIm, are rcqucslcdto call and settle
tho same immediately ni he old stand.
WlLLllM STEVENS.
March q, loiJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Extra Large Size Frees,
For sale at DYER'S NURSERY, Mul
berry Grove, Crauston.

berry Grove, Crauston
,sssssS., The pfoprlriors Of ms aslab-
ss;ffSs4$SoE l.shmcnl would inform their Gus
FaNy>HH toners that l0e prr-rnl "a u
b proper time Ia transplant ever
green trees. such rs BaIsam FIR; Arbuvrgi
ttns'crn Spruce Norway az f; llcmluck, &c
and the season - nav al hand when decldu
ous trees may be removed also, such a.
Scotch Lnrcli Amrncan do A; European and
American Linden European Mountain Ash;
English Ash /, American Mountain do sngs,
Maple Scarlet aud Norway do; European
Sycamore; Horse Chestnut Back Walnut;
buIIcrnul Cutalpa Judas Tree pcrsim-
mon do Chinese Aianihas; hlhrle, or SIl.
yer Leaf; Honey Locust Eagllsh, Scotch
aud American Films American Beach and
Birch. grcnt proportion of Tho above eau
pc furnished o. large size. Gnn'r or them
very large. Washington Thorn, Bucklh"rn
uDdPfm, for hedges. L,kcwIse Frnlt Trees,
consisting Of Apple. Cherry, Peach Nccla
r!nr aud Plum, Ounce. and II great variety
of Frui and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs.
vines bulhous and tubcrous rooted Flower
Plants, grippe Vines Asparagus roots. aud
a hno collection u Dahlas. Dwarf Box, Tor
edgng.
N. d. Cherry Trees may be lad of large
size.
Orders left nj e. Dycr's Broad street, or
with E. Dyer. Jr. ~ Westminster ST. Provl
dcncc, or with the proprlciors, a' the Nurse.
ry, vii! b" promptly attended to.
Catalogues gratis.
CHARLES a. DANIEL p. DYER 81 CO.
n. Is. Orders left at Mr.. A. MURR.rs.
Pelham street, or at No. 2, John street, will
be promptly attended to by our ag"nl, Join.
q. LhDp, who has catalogues aud will give
all ucacssO,y advice gratis.
Newport, April 9ilh.--In.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
BELLEVUE HOUSE.
NeWport, Il. i.

E-o The subscribers arc happy
G1I.ra to announce to their old pa
sTiii3 irons aud the public, tina, The
Ss:S!1ss!4 css1 above long-cstabli,hct aud
wcil-knuwu House has Undergone, since The
last season, very extensive and important mn
pruvcmcnts aud additions, which viii render
the establishment not iuicrIur to CIIhcr Of the
magnificent houses now erected ~ Newport
for the accommodation OF Summer Buardcrs
It will be open for the reception Of company
about the 10Th of June.
/ The public are SO well acquainted with the
delightful location of the house, being within
few minutes walk of the Beach that u de
scription Of Its situation is unnecessary.
TO the main building, M addition of 80
feet has been mndc eastward, by - feet
deep. which makes the entire south front l7G
feet IN lpng,h--thc new portion of the house
having vide, double piazza extending tdC
whole distance south aud east
The addition to the House at number o
spacious parlors, connected with lodging
rooms the enlargement of the Dining hall
aud the varions otlIcr essential improvements
will now enable the subscribers To rrcciv,
nearly 200 persons, which they feel cunfdru
they can accommodate ~ u perfectly salts
factory style.
N o. An extensive IiyCEY STABLE, Is ais,
attached lo tho ptciniscs.
Il HAZARD a. ARMSTRONG.
II Newport, Apul 10, 1915.
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(ssiaIlO.

~ bbls. GU.LNO from lchnboc, impor,
Nv ed ~ slip B.ooklur, for sal" hv NJ,
barrel by r. T. & ". VEN YO.E
Nav
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TO LEFT,

&zyA If applied for soon, new
fWsNA STABLE. 75 feet long. with a
Es,Eg& Carriage House, extending the
ssAsA& whole length on each side. The
Stable lsai,arhed To, and will have the bust
ness Of the ATLANTIC lIoUsE.
rto further information, apply to
ABR'M A. POTTER.
March 20, ISi5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

lust received by WINS V0Sr, f.esh
~ supply of Doc,. BaANDRETH's Puts,
the only authorised agent Tor this town, and
for sale at the office over Mr. Corban's shoe
store, and at the Touro street Cottage on
the Hill.
Newport, May 9, l845.
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gs99l snDa5ss5>
commissioners and AdIMi-
nislratOr's Notice.

rkNIIE subscribers having been duly ap.
pointed by the Hon. Court OF Probate
of the town OF Newport, Commissioners to
receive aud examine claims against the estate
of Lieut.. George Wilinm Robbins, late Of
said Newport, dec. hereby give notice that six
months fiom the date hereof ia allowed by
said Court To the creditors OF said estate to
bring in and prove their claims. The credi-
tors are requested 10 present their claims nj
the office OF VIM Gilpin, Esq, where The said
commissioners will meet to have their final
settlement on the ,wenty-ftth day of Oct
1916, at 9 O'Clock n. m, on all such claims as
ore presented and allowed.
RoBsRr B. CRANsToN,
WM. $. NICHOLS, COmp,iSrs.
WILLIAM GILpIN,
Newport, May ;, 1915.
The subscriber having been appointed
administrator on SAID estate, and given
bond as the law directs, hereby requests nIl
persons indebted to sud estate, To make pay
meni To him.
G. T.. ROBBINS. .lim'r.
Newport, May 8, lS45.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
PIANO TcETES.
Boats E0r Sale.

nNE S.1IL BO.iT 22 feet long, (ncarly
" new,) with sail, spars, oars 4 cushions,
complete. Also two fine Boats for rowing
one ~, the other Is feet long. The owner
having left town, they will be sold low.
Enquire Of WIN. H. CRANDAl.L,
Mt the ship yard on the Point.
May l5-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
COrnrrO Of Pelham 4 Sonth lOurO slrcrii
NLAWPCGlE0 i2o 20

N-AWPCGW9 i2o 70
E-rzl Visitors To IhIs fashionable
EA:.Ik summer resort, are respectful
SiiiA y ni"rriri that the above
6 s.,s,Hxs.A nicntIuncd house - now com
pIrled, aud will be opened for the rrrcp'ly.'
of company on The l0lh of June ncal. The
house Is entirely new, Pleasantly situated on
The summit of The hill. aud commands n very
extensive and beautiful view Of the country,
pay and ocean. II is SURROUNDED by wide
Piazaas, ihe halls and parlors afe spacious.
aud the l"dgng rooms are large and airy.
The house viii easily accommodate 200 per
sons. Its construction aud arrangement will,
II - hoped, give very general satisfaction.
la soliciting the patronage of his friends
and the public, the proprietor assures them
that he wlli spare 10 pans 10 max" his house
an agreeable ana comfortable home for the
summer months '' % .''.'
AB'M A. POTTER, Proprietor.
Cowporl, March 20, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

4 large and splenji j assortment Of BOYS
"a CHOTHL.VG, such as wac never be.
fore offered in the good town of Ne&.
port Children from four to ten years old
can be fitted ont at the shortest noirce aud 10
the latest style. Prices warranted to SUI,
tue times.
ALso-on hnnd and constantly receiving
q large and choc" selection of READY
.W7DE CLO1WLFG, together with other
articles that are usually found in suci an
establishment. Umbrellas, Trunks, Hats,
Caps, MI which will be sold at prices cheaper
than the Cheapest Cheap store, and no hum
bug.
Don'i forget, United States Clothing Store,
one door north OF Mrssrs. WIN. b IL f. J.
SwAN's tailoring establishment.
Newport. April "a, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Summer Boardcrs.

Mas. CLARISSA ELLERY TiLLEY
AVE- and her eon, STOCKFORD, have d.
cldcd to open their Country House for thc
reception Of bonrders. The situation is ui
surpassed, being only one mile from the bust
ness part of Newport, aud Is in full view Of
'the beach
The grounds (fO acres, are highly cnl,i.
waited, and every convenience for the comlort
of boardcrs will be provided. Persons de.
slrous of making engagements for the
summer, will please address cIlhcr of the
subscribers. at Newport, or Wm. A. EIcry
g. Go. 6, William street, New York John
IIaushorn, Esq. 81, State street, Boston
Charles q. klng, Artist, Washington Em.
Parliow, Esq. Baltimore.
G.. =. TILLEY,
S f.. TlLLEY.
Newport, March 81, l3lj-Ul.
p $. Commodious stables are attached tc
the establishment.
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0 cEAN TN HOUSE
Newport, Ii. i.

IN consequence of the insulliccncy of ac-
communications, the las, season, Cor The M.
merous visitors to our delightful Island, tho
above well known establishment has beer
extensively enlarged, by the addition OF III
feet to the front and 80 feet to the wing
making now n building 226 feet IN length 10y
50 IN width, with wing % feet by 30, sur
rounded by over $50 feet Of wide p,a.zas
aud having other decided improvements par
ticularly the addition Of a number of parlors
connected with lodging rooms.
The House is now capable Of accommo-
dating 500 persons, and will be open for the
reception of company about the lJIh of June.
The proprietor intends to spare no pains to
make The OCEAN HOUSE no, only iashIomd
bic bu, n comfortable residence Tor strangers
during the warm weather Of the coming sea-
son.
a large and commodlous Livery Stable j.
attached TO the premises, aud the grounds
around are very spacious and delightful.
JOHN G.. WEAVER.
Newport, March 27, 1910.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

FIRES II A RRlV AL S.
AUSTIN olEaa,
At their Store, Steamboat Landing.
aN AVE Just received, per steamers Archer and
~ Pitcher, choice selection or
ROCERIES,
consisting of the following articles, whch they
Will dispose of at their usually low prices. TOR
Cash, or in Exchange for Country Produce.
100 Sacks Rio coffee
II IlnIis. prime sugar
$40 Sacks salt
so iarres Cincinnati "hIsNey
Barrels Malaga wine
q Boxes caret do
3 Bnrrels American brandy
10 do do gin
3 do clicr vinegar
10 do moIasses
Boxes lemon sI rup
6 do Sloughton bItors
25 do sperm candles
10 do Star DO
90 do sonp
90 do starch
6 Barrels loaf sugar
Bags pepper
l do alspco
do ginger
30 Boxes cheese
Barrels copperos
do alum
do Iampblack
so Boxes glass SxlO and lOxl2
10 Kegs bar lead
25 Keys rife powder
20 Bags shot, assorted,
t Boxes tobacco, do.
10000 Cigars
10 Dozen painted buckets
& Barrels mackcrel
6 Half barrels do.
20 Dozen glass lumblers
Gross backing
Boxes INK
Ceroon indigo
9 Casks mdd'Ier
2 Barrels birthstone
6 Boxes tea
HARDWARE.
60 Kegs nails
80 Pair trace chains
Doz. axes-l dozen chains
Dozen Carolina hoes
90 Dozen knives and forks
6 Dozen butcher knives
10 Dozen cotton cards-6 do. wool do.
6 Dozen siflers
LOO Dozen cups and saucers-lOO do. plates
lotions iron, assorted,
200 Plough mouds, which together with
SaddIery. Tinmare, Boois and Shoes,
Coffee and Steel Mills, ,criiine and
Letter Paper. 5-c. 9-c.
Make their stock one of the bes, nssorled in the
place. as every article was personally selected by
one of the firm before the late advance in eroce.
rles.
May II. ls45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

esular van Buren, Fott Smith and Fort Gibson
Packet, - .H- assI4a
ROLLA,-SUmMERs, Master,
A s0~N WILL ply rs regular packet between
Sllf the above inenti ioncd ports, and will con-
xSfxEIIff tinue throughout the season, leaving
Van Huren 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 a. 9 o'clock. The Rolla having undergone thor.
rough repairs, now better adopted 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 and safety of freight
All packages parcels, letters or orders sent BY the
boat will meet with prompt attention. For freight or
passage apply board, to the following agents:
nENRY& CUNNINGHAM; VAN pu.rs.
}. s. GROSS. '""
|. W. II. T. NJ. MAYERS, {
CAPT. JNO. ROGERS f'"'
FRED CUMMINGS,
W. P. DENCkLA. i'"r "'''oH
Van Buren,, March 3, la45.-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
AND
GENERAL 40 ENT,

Respectfully announces tha, he will attend To the pros
ecuon Of CIams before the several Exseufirs Depart
.ais OF the Government, and ca ms in't ths o.'.
ted States for LsaGs or Money; to the ssuls~sh 81
pHBe accounts; to Claims before undsf
indian or other Treaties; TO PrssmY;lsH and other
Land Cams, aud To the proc irins OF Land Psirns;
to FsRsiohs IN the Army aud Navy OF ou'nes' CON
entisc or u.e(; iar.ntoas and To all other business
oil pablc nature requiring an Agent.
Claims against individuals promptly attended to-
titles Investigated, &c. sc.
post paid.