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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
From The Pic of he 5h
RIfMaRS OLE MAR


LITER FROM &iExIco by the arrival Of the
aexlcan sehoonef K~ehtnpago we have Vera
Gf4z dates up 70 Tue 23d uRy her day o.
SailFg'
A"'on2tas PasseIgefs w we y. was se-
Hog Afra1snlS' PRIMER OF me he1iean Con
MI 'e5e' alta 1af' aaokaY, an Anefican,
- - sos ofoueas essPs.eheS ior tle lion:
M pus1anan rom Mf. Dlmohd' - h,
~ ~ = aeId sful, WHleh were sent on
: y asp'usloA 1ss'e1T'5 ~ eaal.
nsal 9salnsS l1e Cnl'ea ota1es haa f9t
49, ,5.a $1,000 80 ~" ~, y, 1ae1ainPag% s"t.ee1
: W. s1pseieo .l'a' NJ lnail Wolcn arrived
IL Retto 35 10y @9u'a orl1g ne ial95is2hGe'
~ = = atp u u, ny ho9 quincy 'fa0spiffd Il
NeIa 1Fuzi nat y th1st 1e oeGtafeo' now.
sset, y jug genera Opinions allqaWe learn
ssiDa.l5 saa. 'ne oossIanasp1 e. He%ic" N
~ a Y strenuous sAef1frhS 10 ostfoW VIZ
J" IA - : = sti15PS' Gl53tsa
: NSA49s'p"' "0usi "Ae #iie loo u
w. = 3 ~ ~ He9
-, vs. s"Ia Y M HsaI n.y.
sel,s3 n r. "''l -'' -
0as,i9 q XIV Y. ~ ~ ~ Wlafpes
" ,Ie ~ .ts' = IL ~ Mas sas.e .3''' lsll ~ ..i'S
49, ~ 'ati my 5ts ii4'9s 9 stie ohi'ed
2tsrgs
: !, g'a5 A1istlSaa 'i,FtSl5a"t tasSe5s az
eetat w. NsLs .59 a1tl A3aisas7o sa.I lof
t ts : J" - ann - 800
tfFea, 70 sa55lof tlis po[l ol 'he so5a DRi
l0g '9at' VIZ saal1 SOU receive iu''hsf ~
telhgenre.
The Italian opera troupe arrived at Vera
cruz on ION 9l'' ne comPany10ofg1ese
llail-slifie lmheQtateiy lof lhs ely OF
A1eXieo IN the stages.
there were TWO french one English, ana
one spanish men OF war at Vera Cruz when
the helampago sailed, but no American soine
the iatier nave probably Looked n there be-
lofe tRis.
The Nexlcan steamers Of war, IIontezu-
and Guadalupe, were lying IN the hafbor,
nut lhey were taking o. moving them to
some sale place. rye nave received q long
leiter from me engineers OF the vessels
EngiIshmeh we oeieVe who complain bit
ferIy OF the manner IN which they nave been
treated by the Mexicans. They are now
on shore, on credit they say, not he
ing able TO get any thing to cal on board The
VESSELS hlaeh less me means Of purchasing
l ne assert ttiat thelF written contracts say
.hat they were TO be pala monthly, but for
ne fast nan year they nave received no.
-nlng' and theSe iaetsahey wish ma known
II q warning u other engineers no 10 enter
me Mexican service.
me following extract Of a letter, which
las Dee9 kladly iutn'shed Us by a CONNER
,laI h9nse U TINS eny' we publish as throw
ng additional light upon movements in NORTH
,,r;ta a.. 80 tAs Jul " 40,
Viii Fbs I'd des "ga.n mus hu soon, tearing that
sta,as 80 ~ u1eAiso against the
1ni'Tu RtdtEas dud All communicate inter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

TnE Pp IA SrEF.-Hop % a right foof, and
Lit up the LEFT, as IL hop-scotch then put
the best leg foremost, boldly, as If y0u meant
it. Put tbe left heel On he Zoe. but don't
leave IL there. Pat tie le!tfoot forward, aud
t~hen-rizzg nee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
TO PLANTERS. q

IO 2 bEt4FI TkAkfy4 tHIs
COALt Pfantefsson any paFt ofths coast
can be supplied viii a superior quality ef
P~lfts5arghscoal q q low price, according 10
he Qaanfiiy required, by directing their or.
sdets 10 the sti9seribefg ~ be'oW, they have
caaIconstantly arriving from PittabuFg as the
river perfHIa.
FARRELL. &sPERCEyAL.m
Office 81 CuetomIfouse. Ut New Grlaabsa
february Is. 2
New Bncksgheat--In boxes md kerr-Juet
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

TAKEN UP By EGBERT MORGAN.
about II niles from Baton Rouge. a Roam
Pony, about 6 years old, right eye out, bald
face, braa3e on the left hip T. II. o also a
colt seve3 months old.
! sorFei mare, branded on the right hip,
tn figure s, star in tie face, between 10 and
IL years old.
The owner is requested to come forw, I'd;
pay charges and take the above strays away.
JOHN R. DUFR0CQ,, Ranger,
aug. 0 no 81 1s45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

TnE CoNrEsT.-Ffom every quarter Of The
state we receive the most cheering accounts
of the prospects Of the wing cause, The 10.
COS arc playing d strong game Of brag, Civ
ing hundreds, aye thousands, majority for
their candidates. All this Dragging shows
that they are conscious OF the weakness OF
their cause and that they are determined 10
bolster ii up, by any means ntbeir power.
Tie Courier, the leading l%ocofoco journalin
New Orleans, is straining every nerve TO
10 whip into the ranks a large number OF their
voters, who, acquainted intimately with Gen
Debuys, and appreciating his capacity and
experience, for the Office Of Governor, are de.
tormined 10 do their Utmost to elevate him to
that honorable station. Hear what that print
Of Tuesday evening says
Above all things, we call upon our brother
democrats TO beware Of the wiles Of men who
have heretofore called themselves democrats,
and are now celebrating within Themselves
upon the expediency of ypting for Gen. De-.
buys. Let them vote for the wing candidate,
If il so pleases them-but keep your ewes
upon them-and remind them that the Rubi.
con once crossed, they are Ut war with the
democratic party, and capenRvet more be re.
Cejyed into It's ranks.
This single extract shows conclusively that
they are afraid II The popularity of our can
didae, and it would require more than
the mere denuneiations Of the Courier to
make his old aud staunrh friends of whatever
political party they may be, forsaka him in
this contest, The admirable sentiments con.
tanned in his letter Of acceptance, his unim.
impeacbable characte-, lis irmness, his unwa.
rering attachments to the true interests of bic
native state, will carry their influence through
iis whole extent. and next January wiIfoIe-
vato him to the chief m7gistracy Of Louisiana,
to whose welfare be has devoted himself from
bic youth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

SATURDAY, August 0 h, 1875. :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09


StNsut8R-A redt1eman recently took IN
TO ddiEance, between MafsBlies add Iaulon,
d vessel u leaches, which were. moi we'll se-
cured NJ tHa tap. The Creatures scon ea-
lied forth III quest " 6inod. S1d3enlT pier
cling cries were lleaf9 froua young lady gha,.
u1a ware pl lhe Fllaad thirsty pa 6sa nra which
lad heea placed ~ a care gFaa that
che was eeiaed aF8h agettc Raias Qs#if Qate-
tered with iaeag fhoash Oh caattulea
her erieF. doleaep prot gagaJ Aer HH faf-.
iGitt9d aa @ 4r.itan esfafiat1tog tic
caukazo bar l9paalGrss. q detachment tF
pbe ieaehes, a3Neger, bad gute further q
ARE worse, f6f ley tGd fixed ca tba Ices III q
STOUT. elderly eenl'eraap, Who, lees faslidiens
then the fiir ale, At once uncovered aud as
Rertainea lie fnuSe. HE difference was Al
once sioppod, and The goijnP lady fabentQtbe
1eatest house, u here she w8s relieved from
ler I1pl saeanacQTpn6 ione. Between fifteen
andtHenty of1Ae v4Fr ant teaches bid made
tbe9 wag Nh scr clothes aud fastened OF her.
~aAgHeti, JhA iM
Pnpehrss on THE g4MRArGg.-FAopg The
ppafisaiseamRaigtt has ~aearceiY moro titnli 81
Ref ed We already receive cheering tidings of
Vie ffeafess 81 ur candidate. We had yea,
certify tbs pleasure Of pefusfllg a letter rom
q dstngfA bed Nhig u LaHhtfehe, stating.
thar Cen DoBuys "ag In fiat parrish tbat
the Inhabitants had tufned out ii mass tomeet
lin, aud tlHit be haj been welcomed Wih
heartfelt eaflpeiastn. Our correspondent PFC.
diets W. Dsbays and Sparr0@ III tho county oil
Laf9alc6 By, the iargesl majority Which ihat
section dftlie State ba1 ever given, We.
have no doubt off, LoWer Louiaiana gnnef
ally will give our. candidate a vote far exceed.
ing the party strength ofthe district, willie ID
other portions Of the state, he will obtain M
least The fnlEparty vote. We boasi NOT Of
Wonderful victorle on paper, and We make
no calculations of $500 u%iaiofitY, Six months
before the election but We tell our friends
that our Information is Of most encouraging
character, andthat it neede but a1 effort 10 re-.
seem Louisiana from the thraldom of Loco
foeoiBm.-Bee IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
DECIDEDLY cool AND RJCH

= 49, r.
Tie Larfocos understand ard practice the
game draga teeao better than any body else;
I'D The Courier Of last evening evidences It's
Sui and bojdness in that desperate resort
amazingly Just read the subiotueds par
agraph, and weep, oh ye Of little iafth /
We know OF but ole Democrat of stand
ing in the city who has takenSaides with the
Whigs-and We are pretty sure that lie will
come back 10 his old friends befofe he pass
os Tie Rubicon, and deposites hrs tickets faF
The Wing candIdates-that fatal and denlora-
BILE act, not 10 be recalled, by which he sep
arates himself forever from the great Dcmo~
cratic party. There are about half a dozen.
others, always doubtful in their politics, and.
of no influence, who, from personal attach
ment, have promised to vote for Debuys.
These are bold fellows, il must.be admitted.
They espouse the cause of a candidate
who is as certain to be defeated -as the first
lettes of his name is D-they desert. the can
dldates of the party with whom they haze
ever heretofore protested to be connected,
at atime when it is absolutely certain thai
they must succeed. What benefit car
these individuals confer upon. MIR. Debuys
by giving HIM their votes, ard what harm
eau they do Judge Johnson by voting against
hlma II is well Known thatin the Firstsand
Third municipalities, there are three Wings
who will vote for Johnson and Landry, fer
one Democrat who will vote fer Debuys aud
Sparrow.
There, if that is not rich, show lis what is
Now ii strikes ns that few can be made to
consider tire above as ang thing more or
than downright brqg. Gen. Debuys,
The man of the peopie,@the strongest can
in the field, certain to be defeated Oh,
III ! AID J1hnso4 absolutely certain 10 sue
;eed :! I! Oh. oh, oh ! And then what an
n%durement is here held out 10 a erve indie
oeudent and high-mInded men from what
hey corrective to be their duty Oh, Loco
ocoism Cool and rich, decidedly Tropic
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

The convention was atlast dates, engaged
ia the work Of framing &consHtuian for the
state Of Texas, aud 1t 3as expected they
would finish their labors ebout the rHiddle of
August, It vas ~thopgbtfthe seat Of govern
ment would be continued at Aasiin for the
next five years. fhe ~cemlnittee Of The Con.
veniion had begun to report.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

MT TNIINDT5~-ItoV3 " 5G0EEs KeV.
w NJ Curtis, Reg. ] TwttchsjI. lion. Judge
Canange, Hoa. III WlG G, Hon ] Baldwin,
Or. T w PIC on, L MafbhNs, Esq,SJ Pc
ters, Esq, Charles Emerson, Esg.. g Foyer,
Nybja, Esq, New Orleans. Reg.
7 d aiIens cath, Hon Judae ~essieF. L
Shepp. rs,J Phillips, E+qrs., Capt. n D4yew-
comb, ID ID Ayery,A Malta, AAdama, 81
Blu Ike, j Bqbier, Il Bonecaze, I NJ Brunut.
Baioa Rouge q
aug. ed 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

Boarding and tuition per annun1 payable ID
advance. $3.50
Day scholars from q to 10
French, 70 10 g
Spanish, Italian, Latin each, 8
Piano, 16
Guitar, IS
LNtLa Charre for washing nerrnDnth, 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

TnxAs;--Et will be seeasny an article IN an
other part Of the paper that the American
troops were landed % th aoth in Texas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

The News says, IN Western apa Middle
Texas The price Of corn>Pn the plantations
will not exceed l23 cents per bushel, pork
two or three cents and baff one o7two cents
nnr nnrnl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

Every Ionrth Saturday " each monlh,
there @iINGe bsld N Tie sehaol room, an82
animation u Nr. Fs pupils, itrlbe vocal aud
Instrumental music, 10 Which parents and
guardians u tae ppplIg VIII be nlgjtedsto al
fcGd and Of winch due notice VII be given
Them.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09

Major D nelsont The sneriean Charge, ar
rived at Galveston July 9Th, from Austin, IN
good health. The Maiosz took formal leave
Of the Texan g~eyernme1t, having accom-.
pIishet The obiechof his s1nission. He inten-
ded to remain in Texas" until he ara wal Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-09
Or. ?. T ~BEAUREGARD.
aIrGEog-nENTrsr.

asylg % d an JOINS MuRnocM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
S5 Reward

VVlLL be paid for the delivery, at Var Bnren,
w of light sorfe horse, flax main nnd tail.
some-perhups nll white feet Of good size; and
when he left was thought to ilavo the hooks; slod
all round, and about six or seven years old. The
above horse strayed from Van Burcn three weeks
ago this day. The above reward will be paid for
his delivery at this Office.
Van Bnren, Ark. Saturday, 18th September.
lS45.-3l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
TENTE undersigned propose publishing on the frs
1 of October next, a Dolly Paper, under the above

TENEIE undersigned propose publishing on 'he mrs.
4 of October next, Daily paper, under the above
title.
The rapidly increasing importance Of Che city Of New
OfIeans which seems destined at no remote Period TO
occuny the most prominent position on this continent
as Commercial Emporium, has led the publishers to
beIieye that an organ specially devoted 10 the cause
of the Mercantile and Agricultural classes VII n'eet
that fostering support and encouragement whlch tns
community has at all times literally cNtendcu 70
enterprise avnc for its object the advance and pros
perty of these important interests 90
Dscardhg all political controversys3I is 'ne 'n'e"
ion of the undersigned to impart to their Journal
rhhractcr thoroughly commercial. 10 TINS end' the
most ample and detailed reports Of the dairy opera
tons in Inc s..h earein review oi the mo-
ne,arv ,ransac tons will be given in short all 'nio
,ion vhiah nav be useful TO the man of business VIII
ho embodied in their columns. Every effort VIII o'
used to render this department accurate ana compress
-Arrangemeuts are in progress ior reeu''r n"u g.
5oAent corresponpcnce with writer's oi achh"Wlcug'u
,biiitv in Enropc and in the Northern and esterh
which will cna bic the undersigned to present TO
,brr ders an epifomc OF events IN those quarter
more interesting than can be CLEANED iFo'" otiI'
sonrccs The reports of transactions m ths mAiNe'
will be under the management ol W. =" ,n,,h sopoo
who for many years past has been so,o
oC the lea ding journals Of this city as Their eohe'
Iookinc 10 tho immense, and rapidly increasing val.
ue of the Agricultural interests OF 'ne
will he he constant aim OF the Editors to place before
,hrr readers all such information as :ay enh |" Inc
Improvement of those prominent staples "H!ch
tpte the ma n prop of the commercial greatness ol
Orleans Deeply impressed with the Importance oil ms
subject and viewing 1t in all its ramihcat'ons as
ms absolutely necessary and essen tmi. II IS lhe ite
on Of the undersigned to apply to this department the
most alous and untiring assiduty. .-..,
The subject Of PuBLio EpocsTioN, more particular
r oIatInv 10 Common shoots, suited 10 the wants OF
he so,th, will be brought to the public notice, as one
nj the most important auxaries IN giFihg
=" o. ,onr Institutions LITERATURE and the rINE ARTS
iii also have their place. and be advocated VII" tue
,e,I their Importance demands
uo r. B. iuRoPE, by long residence iden'ihca WIN
The south, ard of acknowrdg"d apll.y as VI ~
lnG 5 charge of the Editorial Department oil the
paPrT iii, ,o,,,,r n, edition, will be issued on
vI1s,,v and Saturday, containing complete PfivI
vrent. and review OF the market together WIN al
,Se reading matter cromPrIsed IN 'he as'iS paper
PIedrn their best eneFgf. tohe aa
srsacrtakpg the undersigned respectfully so
| !ict the patf0"'s LEWIS HEYLIGER,
CHARLES BLACK,
! DAVID BRAVO.
/ S., Orleans, 95th April, l'is'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. ID. l.. SAUNDERS,
fR,,,n,l,o of Uu,,,rile. drk.)


HORNS the community generally, that he has
ocs'ed himself permanently in Van buren, "nerc
he in readiness 10 attend calls in all the various
ches Of his observation-disclosures, SURGERY anu
~WHRV.
may not be amiss TO state, that he received n'S
eal sdue.ton regularly in the old school o, n.,l
ma and has been regular practitioner '0' '"'"''
he has heretofore received and boarded pa'''s.S
Chronic Diseases, Dropsies. Ulcers, Canccfs. So'
he will shortly provide himself ior Their accom-
a!on here.
B. lie has specific for the cure Of Cancers oIces'
Which ho insures.
% further information, he begs leave to refer 10 ''
Psing gentlemen:
"a. DkAx,
GEs $ {, Ssrsn
lunes OIp.,. EsJo'e'
D.uDiwA,kEa.
i i, s.t:::;: sssi::s.' !; $'''''' H.''.'''''-
'to b. BuRsrY, : Carrollton.
/ an buren, Nov. 22.l5I5. -ii-4t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
THE DELTA.

The undersigned have made arrangements Tor inc
permanent publication in the city OF dan neWsP"po
:" % v sncd from their Office No. I2 Poydras street,
M =, hsca:e III. 18th October next. IT
Instead Of fol,owipg the hacknied course geny'"',
resorled 10 ou ocrasions like the present OF sets m
forth IN ord phrase and pointed period, wn,t ,hs
80 =, .,at;ng. that IN politics it will he sr'cty
n,nfrei in ali the other
80 isccllaneous-of a valuable and in,er's'-
nv journal, it will be the object and ann %l .n,
dcrsigncd 10 make ii worthy oil IlOe'a' PD'''
age. ,,,ir, r,pcr will be TEN Dot
LAS per annum. payable semi an" ua''y u, shea, in
Thcy i'll also issue, once week. a'Te u ~ r,,,,r
quarto form, the subscription 70 ""''''
oolLA'S per ""'' DAVIS, CORCORAN & co.
N,u ORrr,xs, 25th September, lo4''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
NOTICE..

81 Merchants and Emigrlnts, is re.
alto an examins ion uf PINE HILLS, sit.
euss'eS ~ corner OF Red River CO Texas, upon
10 ih' ~ -bout fifteen miles above Fort IowsoA
River! d.stinrd to become the depot ipr import.
pom. supplies. for large extent oi fertile eonn
fipo .S,thng and filling up with an enterpri'lng
aioa :. well adapted for the production of Wheat.
s'oh excellent stock country, and is moi
kha tca,,on upls nds, in the United states, and
20 Y,rpor.ing a dense population
ds%Ii,e Pine Hills possesses advantages over
'i 1oNn on the navigsbl. portion Of Red River,
|spti y ordinary navigation, permanent rock
hiS IF above all overflow, en- excellent natural
OF i,bout eddies, snags, or other distinctions;
ns, ~ ~ the land gradually ascends. for about
the mile, and then extends ont to the rich
[in,"-being the only point ior long distance &C,
III stages Of water. The National road
BE .;rer 10 Austin, and the southern part Of
mr.. mu the river at this place A steam mill
b. "t.ud,nce of excellent lumber at 81 50 per
e al, miles distance, affording ready facilities
ees, e'hsa, so de,rable in q new country. Distant
pSn'Is county seat Of Lamar % miles, and 80
|Carssvilc. ,
y hi. place, save facilities in shipping, Red
.';ng ntvir lble about one third OF the year,
p,,as p,Mss,nL. and in a short time will become the
| muor,ant commercial Town. IN the northern
Ts,as Freghts are brought from New Or.
,aou, 81 25 per 100 lbs or - 81 per bbl., Cot.
81 80 per bale-with very imperfect facili.
~" ~" .L,n,ing, the amount Of Cotton shipped has
'.d in Ihrce years from II to l2UO bales, aud eau
,'e,sod to great extent
4, are offered on liberal terms
r. K. SEW ARD,
BERTHLET, HEALD & co.
me Undersigned propose opening curing the ensu-
ing .er.on al the above place house for doing
.,,t ,tComn;sslen, Giving, Storage and Forward
,a.iues,, make liberal advances upon Cotton, ana
m amply supply Of merchandise OF al kinds save
oyJ aptcd TO The country, for sale on iayora
erns - an ID H. " w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

YuRNEYMEN TAILORS IN DEMAND.
'Wo steady and sober journeymen iai'ors can
/, get scat of work by immediate application
'ne Undersigned. None but good workmen need
ply. ID, T. MCOLLUM.
Nos. %, 1873,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
OLD LIQUORS, WINES,
EBHHIrs. COMET EGIllaNAR!ES. c &C.

Oranges, Lemons Figs Raisins, A!'nonds 9frnnes
verm,,lIla Maearoni Candies, Citron, preserved GIN
20 Lemon ard Sarsaparilla Syrups Salad on hasn.
rooms and Walnut Kotchups, Gherk'ns' fetper. .ne
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate Irene" Gnnanon
lars, Am Mustard, Alsplce, Mace, e'o'es' Cinhano"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
|TE0F ARKANSAS

tmr COUNTY.
|Gssa.an 7ornsljp,
La We, tho undersigned, being appointed
k%sg to view andapprase an eslrar mare
shown to us by Josiah Barnett, Do
hc same tn he: rom mare, SIX or seven
Is Old. abou, fifteen hands high; the right hind
white above the pns,eru; aud tho left hind
White about or nearly round above the hooi;
kalI star in he forehead: some saddle spots.
|appraise the, ,saiutmnre to twenty dollars
worn TO. and subscribed before me. tins I'm OF
HI lSi5. ELIJAH ARNOLD. J. 7.
JESSE TENTRl,
+. G.. GAINES,
III ID. NJ. MORRISON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

ne Is'fc.' Is 5o Crane Fc9osAsrs "'S'" '
Is sacks Coffee
barrel Almonds
G boxes RaIsens, ,,
10 bbIs. Old Monongahela and BonrOon
. pires Champaign and CognInc BRANDY
ibis. cheap Brandy and Gin
49, ". II. g. NJ. MAYERs,
lot S''' ~" y G,oesrs and Druggists
Oct. IItE,, ls4s,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06

NOTICE.
a IL persons Indebted to the undarsignet either ov
= NOTE or BOOK ACCOUNT are hereby notified
come forward and settle, they must necessarily
ih=is the first of Jan"a.
~. ?.f,on' having :-::= against the" VIII
Essse present them
Il NILLHAF & KIBBLER.
van Barcn. Nov. %, ls>s-4i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
TAVERN STAND AND FERRY

"a THE undersigned respectfully beg leave 10
Ess.f3 inform the public that they have recently
liiiiH83 established HoUsE OF ESTERTAISnExr, at
kxA Brummeu's well known ferry, at the Fort
Towson landing on Red river, the main road leading
from Van Buren and Fort Smith, via Fort Towson 10
Texas From the ferry. in every direction, excel.
lent roads leading TO the interior OF Texas The hest
Of boats and experienced and carefci ierymen will
all times be in readiness. They all times keep
abundance Of oats and other for horses
and cattle besides groceries and all necessary provisions
for emigrants. Ur
They will endeavor 10 make comfortable all who
may honor their house with visit: the table will be
furnished with the best the country affords the servants
attentive and polite. BRuMME1"T & TUELL.
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