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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
New Library Of LAW and Equity,

Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Of lancaster,
WILSON MCANDLESS, Esq, Of Pittsburgh
rUNII the English authors
without ct claim the
publisher b,oks The
they monopoIe hands book
Atlantic Under the Of right acquired
addition American decisions the latter claim
those works and set burthensOme The
the offered the profession
Union will such titles hut Will
hhaw books fast they from the London
editions of the works of such
stephen, Acbod, appear they shall
Law decisonswrks
tudousy kept OF the Law Library published
shall have place IN the proposed together with
valuable English treatise on Chancery Common Law.
yThs will be issued monthly Of 100
printed FINE WHTE PAPER NEW Lose
dollars Ter annum, pay able half yearly
ISAAC G. MKINLEY,
J. VI. 6. LESCURE.
ilARRisBuRG, Pa, July I. ls45. It-6m
SAMUEL TURNER, Age a. for Indiana
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aPLNIsfE


REAL ESD ATE AGENCY,
And Architectural Office.
N Meridian fourth door south az Norriss Block The
having opened office for the purchase and sale OF
his the community IN that capacity
r the registry of property for sale charge
for adversng until sale be made through ms
nialy then charges moderate.
Persons for sale invited bring their de
brought notice through this office
specifications for public private buildings furnished
a. usual with despatch. JOHN ELDER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct -, lsi5. -
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MEDICAL.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. Ac.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
SUI crber would respectfully inform his friends and custom
- public lbs
supplies of Drugs Medicines, PANTS, OILS Furnishes, THrPns
Hhe Lend HHdop Glass, DeIOds Desff pure BHes and Ia
Brushes,
dh Iobaooo, together wnh almost every ohe line, all
at winch he determined sell very reduced prices cash.
fo such articles of $
lie would
Me rchan Pedie fulers ae aud all wishing p1rchs-
cies in his line.
the all Give a CALL
India annapolis, Nov 5, s45. 81 DAVID CRATGHEAp.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!

ruNE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Indanapoi
and the public in raj that he has just received fresh
OF Groceries such prime article IF New Oa
RIO and Havana coffee imperial hyson and
Havana New Orleans and
Western Reserve cheese, No mackere goldfish etc. which
offers for sale very low prices. j. NICOLA,
Sly Fire doors Hest Of brakes Hotel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
SAnDLERY! SADDLERY.

SADDLERI! SADDLERY
TUNE undersigned respectfully informs the public that
k&AA he has again commenced the manufacture OF all
Of
saddles, Brides, Harness, Trunks Ira
yelling Bags, Collars,
pertaining which Will he
equal the city, both regards materials aud
kinds ercantalle produce will he taken at
exchange addery which shall be
sold al cash prices.
Washington street Indianapolis few doors OF the
Palmer House 81 6m WIN. ECkERI.
A for ash hush Of deer hair.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

And buy Saddles Of }. >. Hugh.
j. BUGH respectfully informs his Fri. nds that he is
R1 prepared at his NeW Store opposite ne Post t to furnish
Sddierg OF all descriptions, 1.-THE
prices for cash approved produce.
also, OLN Hand
Trunks Carpdand Saddle Bags Any article In his
line i'll he made order short notice and low He
and .ocs Of The 47f
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WE have this day received 90 pieces Afghan Sans supe
w the lr 10 pieces black Alpaca Medium quality. piec
black Alpaca. silk warp 30 dOz cdrens Net Hoods 90
Comforts, all qualities. For sale very low.
ALVORD K WOODWARD Norrss Block
~ Under Odd Fellows Hall
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CAPS, CAPS!

i The lowest clsh Prices m exchange for W heat
n duee, at HII'I y HLN.N.4'S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
Ule Wl7af7d P1'FIgeS N3c Boots dHl Mos, al
IL inI -snLs nl RetnIl,


lust received. Ladies Premium ND Polka 81
- shoes h-sides gfe1t variety Il CATERS half g.;
Ties, sc &c At The DAYTON >hor Store - J.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
DOURLE OVEN COOKING STOVE.

Planes. Carpenter ANA eOOpcr's Fools.
VARIETY of Carpenters and COopeT's
~ made by the best mechanics be heat
Hard
other articles
which wIllsellvery low f0TcashOI country produce.
wi highest Wheat Rye
Talow Lard goods cash ande
smi ne { articles. J. NICOLAI,
; doors rs ofD Drake sTIotei
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
'gssE1 CUElTHVATeskg.
NEW sERIEs, VOL. III, FoR Is43

NEW SERIES, VOL. II, FOR ic40. GtRATEFUL for the liberal patronage his paper ST continues to receive in every section o the U. States the proprietor has determined 10 add a new and attractive feature to the volume for 1915, by qiying two or more beautiful STEEL PLATES, engraved in the first style oi the art Various others improvements are also contemplated, which, with the constantly increasing list of Correspondents Wi he trusts, render THE CULTIVATION most welcome visitor with every farmer and horticultu- rst.
 Each number of the Cultiyator contains S2 large octave pages and is published at the low price oi SI ,00 a year-Seven copies for s}5-FlhIeen copies or Ssl0,0j
 I've do no more" says Rev. Dr. Bond, editor of the Christian Advocate and Journal .'that striet justice when we say we believe the Cultyator IS considered the best work of its class i'll the United Statpq and we have seen nothing equal 10 1t from Fnrone n-s.The CuliYator is,' says the Auburn Journal .by all comparison the best agricultural pa her in the Union. .'-''We speak adysedy,' says the Northern Advocate, s.when we give The Guilt yator the pre-emnence in point ot maturity oi aSfl- cultural knowledge, in every thing which apper- tains To the farmer or larmefing interest We do mi belieye." says the Albany Atlas s'that m the nresent range of periodical literature in America, there is a work so valuable as The Culhgator,
 R}.Any person wishing 10 obihn the CuiuFatof eaa do so hy handing dollar 10 Ais Postmaster Who is authorized Ia forward l. free oi postage to iAe proprietor .....,.,-. aen~r,lly afs invited te aei Agents on the lbef, ii terms above specified Specimen numbers and nraspecs ,xill hf sent to all persons dposad to ae ss Agents oH application
 All olhsF. mast be accompanied with int cash and he addressed t0 Letssf fHfttf hd 'eFHN"'e' Albany, New York.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
EEEGUEAEs PACEA HlH.

64a~~ k STEAMER ARKANSAS No l. 4AsssY455i;iS549 Asss1Ysi;iS4 P. PENNYwIT, Master.-This new sfs-s.17;sz7 and elegant steamer, built expressly for the Arkansas River, having taken her place in the trade, will run regularly throughout the season, from New Orleans to Little Book, Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort Gibson.
 In building this boat, no expense has been spared to render her worthy of patronage. She is provided with all the modern improvements. and her owners pledge themselves to use every exeition to give en- tire satisfaction to shippers and passengers
 N B.-The ARKANSAS No. 1, is provided with Evans Safety GuaId to prevent the explosion of boilers.
 For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 WALTERS & WEAVER. Little Rock, December 1, ls4t-l3- ly.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
hRK A N 6 A s B A " N E R oruIIsHED WEEKLY, y $. HsOEgH1ANBH & co,
 ,,prE DOLLARS A YEAR, Il n.' TN .QDK.4NCE.
..,. .,r, AnVERTTsENG.

-,,,,Is OF ADVERTISING.
 Thl.-a11 FER a1 i0 lines, or less, first insertion, squaic and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- bIIAh,'o n lines. and not exceeding Is, to be EpfeE .onare ~ are and d half-over 15, and not ex- k as as5t ~ t,,.o souares--and in that proportion 1 advertisements.
 'aJ,..,erfisaments 10 be paid for in advance,
 U aI.e asIa.ssnmed by some responsible person. Elenl oegg13;,,idual account, at the above rates,
 all .io .o' and under si00, in one year, dis \ ,95 U ner cent. wifi be made; and when 1t \ E s2 .io) or upwards. in the same period, a afsgI ner cent. will be made. No deduc-
 s,.sr ei 9ra will be made, if payment be deferred
 fess,' .or shall have expired; nor will any re-
 ,5 1ITi made on legal advertisements, required o be published.
 oo,ar,zACTs BK THE YEAR. cgf 3;na Z 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20. 30 :. .. :. 50' 50 '.ut;sen,snts, or parts thereof, exceeding 10,
 fslslss' Eaas as the case may be, subject to the N hpS;s Accounts first mentioned; and no con-
 afa ,as.a e-r rafes for a less term than year No ! s for occasional omissions; and all contracts aar aYt to be paid in advance.
 Er.ypINC} ADyERTIsi1NIE3yTs. eIA-'ptilss .'. or less. each additional ] llge' 9 months, { ss6 square, $4 :. 10 " ss s ,o < 15 6 < I2
 i;aa advertisements will be charged at the aial4 .aa3 ratcs. unless a contract be made when iasortion; a5o,i and must be paid for in advance
 sssagyil sen will be announced for any office, either Es, 5s2c or county, without the advance payment oI@ sI circulars will be charged as advertise SI a.5 naynent required in advance. K Seq viii hereafter be delivered to any person om nv we have no regular dealings, until paid vsrtiscments must be marked with |, the num- hssrtons desired, otherWlse Il they wili be con ,r, ,pariaton will be made from the above rates. 3amber mn of the paper, l21 cents. E@rs sr must be postpaid, or they will not re- N attention
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
Mafs! aaats!!

IT \. AGnRlCH las ths pleasure q salornins II. ths eItltea4 of Lilf.e Rock. aRs tts vicinity tk4l hc has inst lfcrife9.
 rsses fine h-aeeF hatss
 ts t. sls aa. difeet iFam Nen Nesk FeA II fzEa, t-
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
z.aelics' fsae ssalteF> andssentie
 soen's fine Roots.

fEsF fseelfeA rzs .azs Nsaa alel .s saaans ss sasssisa#sf 2. Hs.-a aa
 s.s5 hirH Al4s a srt cases ai evF'ia
 s. ~. tthNtCM lssassl IS tst1
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
GREAT BARGAINS!

D. BENDER. HAS just received, per late arrivals, fresh and splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con- ssting in part of black Alpacca, 6gd oelolians; Chusans and Chusan Delains; Thlbet Orleans, a Flannels; Linseys; Ky. Jeans Krseys; Satinetts, Cassimeres, Cloths; bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, shawis, Gloves, Sc. Sc.
 Also, by recent arrivals, a fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Sc. Sc. and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold CHEAT for cash only Store on the cor her of Main and Markham streets.
 Liltle Rocb Dec ?, lSi3. lZ-u
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
Es, HAgtsHw0HeE. ,.ea.saars ossf. sftserfalser.

AFprES h,s services e the people aI Alsansss, n. h-5ss eaaiif ifaH iaF the dischafee q his duty .s ,,, eF ths h4c nfiefs ut archiretHfe, either ia .i..ilas af execution al iat surk He "iH sFe 7ty,tars aH4 estimates t5f eitssri assk ef tsaiH7 htliia-s. ai reasonable changes saeA ss "ili ssst
 .,i.z4 ]. llsessrJl ta |. LAaEtveaH. Q ihe cane .r si.srfaFfhs Astsssss utnHefos fempertnee f.sI g#.s1 sssil. sviEl h- H.tHeiuaf sieHsist is.
 iftta kaek. usi. a, tstt.-a-H
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

oato naSks.-The Aadltef's repefl shows i'm, the hanks nf Ono, oa ;hs !iFss ol lan- uafY ls.s hss. . circulation ot Ss.fae,@ i= oV' assiss-s T}snis S7 n speeie, als in'ss a sanl lrsl tise cut oii RFaa'lru se'a-'
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
2agging, Bale-Rope and TWine.

HIST RECEIVED, d lot of the above, which will .E be sold st reduced raies for Cdsh, or exchanged fe Cotton at the best market rates.
 Atso-t0n0 lbs COTTON YARN, long and bort hanks for sale at less han former prices, hy JOHN VANCE,
 Msia alrefi, neaf M7fkham. LaHs Rsas. Dfeembsf 2, ists. ls-h
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

De- The following Printers eptaph was read at the Anniversary of the Typographical Society at Washington;
 Il
 Here lies his form in pi, Beneath this bunk with bria's overgrown; How many cases far unworthier, i,e
 Meath some imposing stone
 No column points our loss No scnlptqred caps his history declares Although he lived follower of the cross,
 And member of the bur
 III.
 The golden rule he prized, And left it as token of his love; And all his deeds corrected and rerised.
 Are registered above.
 "
 The copy of his wrongs-- The proofs of all his pi-ety-are there, And the fair hfie which to truth belongs,
 Will prore his lille fair.
 "
 Though now in deaths em-5race, X souldering heap our uckless brother lies. He'ii re-appear on Gabftets royal chase,
 Ani ffiss-h to the skies. y,EGIyIa.-There will probably be no U. $. Senator elected from Virginia this session. the Whig House of Delegates having backed out from their own resolution to go into an election. Had the election taken place, 1t is thought a Democrat would have been chosen, us two of the whig delegates, m obedience to the will of their districts, would have voted for R. NJ. Y HUNTER, the democratic candi- date. Democra'c oatoh' RECALL or TIE MEXICAN MINISTER The N. Y ork Journal of Commerce says < \ gentleman whose means ot information in regard to Mexican affairs are better 'ian enr own. assures us that the new Govern meol of Mexico, under date of Dee. 3oth, ;ssued instructions lo Gen. Almonte, the Mex ;c,n Minister 10 the United States, 10 deinaI d ! his passports --- 1 GEN. AtNoNrE.-Whaleser may ns mo at. es santa Anna, Il cannot susPsi''i '';s functions or lIuii iise influence of Gen Ai- manle. who represents, and very truly rer- resen,s, whs. he deems ,o be the very ocs' interests of hs country. Mexico Ii is no' ,lee,ed has never had more zealoas, aesr' .af nanular minister thaa Amanie. - saNs Inc Nrw Yssk Sun V. . fs.Hr.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
5sissoE,,tTon of Go-E'artnerslnip.

rV1HE co.partnership heretofore existing between 3 the undersigned under the name and firm ot consent George Boggs is authorized to collect the 'l9i,s I,, tte f;Sto JOHN G. PRATT. 0e D'' GEORGE BOGGS
 Sept lst. ls4i.-2-u
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

An establishment for manufacture of yarI- ous articles or silk, is now ia operation at Louisville, Kentucky
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

SteeE Pens. oA GROSS Purdow pens OO 9 do American school pens, 25 do Perian Pens, 30 do Magnum Bonum pens, 1 and quire Ledgers, of fine ruled paper, on consignment, and to be sold low.
 J. MITCHELL, Auction and
 Commission Merchant, Maia street, Little Rock, March, ,, ls44. 25-ly
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
LAW NdD'E'EstE.
LAW NOTICE.

! paLL :d re-eommeaes the practice of the law, sSi vii attend, with promptitude and fidelity, slslsess that may be entrusted 10 my care, poFlloh ol the State.
 tasee, al present, is oa the street running l gal lae State House, and near the Stale Bank. P r. CRUTGAFiELD.
 Rock, Oct 9. lsil.-itf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
rsh Druss and Medicines.

,y tof Sole IFhaIesair apa RsiaH. E VIE subscriber is constantly receiving E ! irom Now furl, a genuine assortment Fl q Drugs. Medicine, Cheaiefis. PfEfa- Es Hsgg Faia's, Oils, D4s- SlHHs &r,. &e .s9sat Medicines. among which ae De. Tay. '.sai ot LiFefaofE Jaynes' oXpec,prmi. eiaeea; Daley paiu cNiaetos. lisy's and ''.''.'fh iiu's strengthening plssirr, knm- HIIs. e,',.,.s. I ' V9tilp'ge' halas ol Columbia le, tha haIr s.saaeam-hiam.
 4Hifh wiii he sati i0w foe eash
 nR. k. l.. DODGE.
 aisistsH street. 9 deHf West ei thH AHEHaG ileHHf ksss lsae, s1. tsu. u=u
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

GRASS SElH1HsS, {s5c. Clover, Timothy and Herds Grass Seeds. Bale Cotton Batting. Candle Wick, inch square Bar Iron, l2l s do do do
 Reed and for Sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT Nov. 20. I84f. l0-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
NOfice.

GRogEEssES. .t-..,, ,.-.i,'.-I per stesmhasi EYene. and g,hef B lste arrivals. cu eelai .nlaeii,
 bhds. sugar,
 t0 hait de
 t5 sack. Ria Coffee, q kea. spanish tqiehi iit#tzs, hbl MatdtF.
 ahis CneFa fasf
 aa haxes Frlacsa
 sa strks sali Ia Ia saaA zf fsiueaA rziess in ares @ close tzzs ssHsi .Hlsrnt !. MIIlNEhIt sIstA
 cad tsaz=z==es " m=ss zazszE Hsalls kaaz n1sst $. izaH= sAsK
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

Groceries. O0 SACKS coarse Salt, ~ 10 do fine do Bbls Brown Sugar, Sacks Havana Coffee, Casll Nante Curra1ts, Q Kegs Buckwheat Flour, 10 Bbs Onions,
 Received and for Sale by
 WILLIAM B. WAIT. December 41-l844. i2--u.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

TIE GROWTH OF THE SoRTHWEsI.-- le Territory of Wisconsin was set oil from Mi- chigan and organized iLto Territorial Go- vernment in lS36 Its whole surface is esii- maled at 47.000000 acres, of which a little more than l0,O00,000 has been surveyed. The first sales of public lands took place m 1855; the amount sold from that tune liil January, 1Si2, was 2.909,llS acres, for the sum of S2,76l,7 ,762 The lead mines ol the Territory will be an incXhans,ible source of wealth. According to the census ot islo, the whole amount of lead produced in the United States and Territories was 3l ,259, ,4o5 pounds, and the capital invested was : l,346, 75s or this amount Wisconsin produced nearly one-half or l5,lae,350 pounds aad the epiial employed by her was s6oa'oou The assessed valuation ofthe real aud person. al property of all is counties in the year isla amounted to Ss,077, 300
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20
THE DELTA.

The undersigned have made arrangements for the
permunent publication in the city Of daily newspaper
10 be styled The DELTA, the first number Of which
will be issued from their Office No. ii2 Poydfas street
on or before the 18th October next .-4", l.
Instead OF following the acknied coursh generally
resortcd 10 on occasions like The PRESENT. Of setting
forth in iorid phrase and pointed period, what lHE
nv, r, will be- they will confne themselves in this in
stance to stating, that in politics it will he strictly
nrufra in all the other attribues-commercia, lite.
rarv and mise eianeous-of valuable aud intetest
inG journal, it will be the object and aim OF the un
defsgned TO make it worthy off liberal public patron
age. =, H..
t,ns psf annun, payable scmi-annnally in adyance--
They will also issue. once week.n large sheet in
auarto form, the subscription to which will be THREE
DoLLsss per annhm, in advance.
DAVIS, CORCGRAN& & co,
NV ORLEANS, 25th September, Isi5,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20
nDUGs. uIA-

,,,p .nhsrribe-s have fQNES 80.
ne rnrone and the NorSN by late arrivals from
! La,ope S,pet Of Drugs Med addition. 10 heir
previous s.os .,a ling as compleA Paints, Oils, Dye
siutfs ". u. line as can be ssortmont of arti.
south. ,,s for purcm
;Ss nseA ssy sSg''sn' cant 'ss ss1
MEpiCIiNSIESS En,Si and superior in quah,N FRESH
been spared ~ A'' p,,n,So pur,
chasers. -Garod to Dealers, flah'eA
fS2y Ss's's ssseuiod s as if buyers were N
j Druggist, No. "a, nIEan iINSm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20

The, he had reported them; that is,
3.,s ." "h, of ,ruth, the fact that he has not
- I'm IS a tacit acknowledgement that
So al, very strange that neither Capt.
ays ~ rLimsclfI can remember the cOnycr.
rpy''L hnen held with Mr.. Duval." Now
to ha'e with Col. NJ. that il irds rcry
by'en !, no, to the interest Of Capt d.
pdt's, 80 forgetfulncss--and can only
kli 70 no,nt, that their memories are con-
.b,rous. "Pdr notiie trdrum' as rsaeh-
'feas"' a, in prin eiple base. -
yslcome to all the eaP'ai ne can make
80, or statements: and although was
.t., 10 pitg the condition to which he had
'T than 10 infict another blow have no
""y' ~, IN give him passing and final notice.
Ou unepviablo a position as his most bit.
u ..s any) could desire: The suppt'ant and
n, ,.a,r ruined STOOL" cfa bdse master, |
|ses NV leave Of him; for he rho is so far
nAe f,uoy. Tor both,l as 10 BE- unnorfhy TO
oaie,r in the army, is unrorthy Of fur
p"I not deny tho statement made by
soI ro,s -" by insinuatiOn to cast doubi upon
,Lis mode of attack, is so eongsnidl to
.% h,s created not the least surprise in
e, oonsider il merits sufficient notice,
no.ition, to show him us totally un-
Nv IN this, as in many other respects
OeI. .n,,v abounds in witnesses; and II he
:, ,Saa,, can when think proper, bring
.s,,ain acts, in which even some OF
"r ,u us,r the "Epaulette" will be good
..,,v TO enumeratc the instances tal-
many not included in either of my
nnblished in Gov. BIS. pamplcl of the
ShI,,h and unfeeling acts of this "tre-
anarJcr:" anu nor will be required or cx-
e"n''b %" nnblie to add any further evidence ~
'pe r, ir.,,on God save the mark0 OF this
IT, but will if required by the COl.
IKE public a better reason than any
ri. obiecting to "lndian testimony
ian | have heard, of certain of his otli.
'I ,c,s while commanding in the Greek
nlO.a ,a,rison with which, "his tarOrite and
so"t nrcftab!e) recreation in amusing his
'a.asa ~. %n a zane Of Foro." would by honorable
.oooIs, be considered VIRTUE
mrs, say 10 Col. Mason, that feel at a
H., 10 thank him for having informed the
~ ,c,ton in which stand to Gov. Butler,
".D, reve,ition Of "hs uncle the Coz; or
IN hrsugh charity call it rrit, and as another
!, and esntsmytiJi, instructions. in which he
naErnity Of his insidious and unpriHelpisd
"a Ia desires TO do an injury
NJ. DUVAL.
bsr GIpsoS,
Il, l5I5
t.le this opportunity to c"rrccta typo,
nor in one OF my statements as published
mmphlct, where in allus:en to the loss OF
srrv Fiat, il reads, "mlitary commander"
.boaId bo as in the manuscript "mIitary
NJ DUVAL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20
VAN BUREN FERRY.

v1vHE undersigned begs leave to ,h ,wo arres
ana t,a nd bencerorth will be prepared to cross
at at va" o mov come in the most expeditions and 'ae
all wno "' c has beats sufficient to cross any number
Ra %'s%S ri, sss ss'Rss @ ss: 8 10 S:
well known ".i r,,ention besides having NUN
lie gives i sober and attentive hands employed
6S Of S. are presene by designing persons
than ordinary but he nsT s p Sc bsr een n'i G
caNs wagons a"G hv law. To eniigrahss he vii!
the oI,nm,nces in crossing their stock; and IS
'op liberal hos, route to and from Texas, besides be
hGPss ss sna aas the Of iss rsty:
n prices may HENRY FLEHMAN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20

z sA barrels prime Brown Sugar
AHV IL do. Crackers
IS sacks Coffee
barrel Almonds
boxes Raisens.~
10 bbls. Old Monongahela and Bourbon
pipes Champaign and Cogniac Brandy
l., bbss. cheap Brandy and Gin ,r,
for sale low by W. II. & NJ. MAYERS,
Grocers and DruegiSs;
Oct. l1th. 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20
settlement OF Adlninistrator,s.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that lhe following named
Y Executors and Administrators, have hled Their
accounts for settlement, and confirmation 10 wit.
George C. Pickett, administrator Of the estate Of Il,
scph 7 Medley dceeIscd
solomon Forester, administrator Of the csis,c Of
James Forester, deceased
John Rogers, administrator Of the estate of Shslb,
Hogg, deceased.
Richard c. s. Brown, Executor of the estate Of Thom
as Philips, deceased.
Hiram MsPaugh. administrator Of the estate Of
Daniel Pierce. DECEASED
Geo. $ Foster, Jr. administrator Of the estate ol
Geo. II. Foster, deceased
All persons interested in the settlement Of any ofthe
above accounts are hereby notified, come forward
and file exceptions thereto il any they have on or be
fore the OF the Court of Probate in md iol
the County ul Crawford, to be holden the first Tues
day Of January next, (e+6l or they will be forever
barred from excepting to said accounts, any item
thereof.
A. MCLEAN, Clark
Van Buren,, Dec. 3, lS45-i3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-20
10 Hire.

hire to the highest bidder on Monday
Ia inst, from fifteen TO twenty likely
|or The year 1916. some of which are
servants. Notes with approved socu'
he half yearly will be required.
JOHN DRENNEN.
kh, l845.-45.