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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-24

BRX ANT, r2WsLtiZ & {, .AJazI9Ea,
i RE n"w receiving iher new Sure. nearly uppn
site The house iornefy occupied by BRYANT s,
You've, their Spring supplies of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
Fort SMITH Races for fs45.
+ Al X A c L S .

rSIRST DAY. Tuesday l4h day October,
e Sweaps,ake for colts and iilloys. Mile heats
agreeable 10 rule, $50 entrance, one half forfeit;
to name ard close by the lsl day of October, 3 or
more 10 make a rhce.
second dav. "Wednesday. Jockey Club purse
. mill. heats, 40 rceabe to.rue.
Third Gav, Thursday, Jockey Club purse .
host in ;, mile heats free for my horse, oGreea'
Fonrrh dav, Friday. SwcaPstake for . years
old > mile heats. SlO0 entrance. ono half forfeit;
Q y. moro 10 make Il race, 10 Dame AM close BY
the lst dav of Ociober. =.
A. rrror,Is tho size Of the purses the proprietor
.yll cr,y saw he anticipates that they Will be NO.
o.aI and ptrdges himself 10 Use every e>er'ioh IA
Lis nowpr that there may be good purses for ooel
n,p %., ,ncnn; which purses shall be known in due
sosson to the public. Any persons wishing t(
1,okr. entries in Inc "b'yr stakes can do SO By ad
Ire<sins the proprietor at tor! Sm'th;
''N' SAuUI!L CALbWELL, Proprietor.
" The winner OF the stakes will pay tn
| Printers fee. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06

6.tEALED and separate proposals vii! be receiv-
- ed at the office of the undersigned until II
O'Clock NJ, tho 27lh day of September 1916, for
furnishing the Quarter Masters Department with
5000 bushels OF corn, aud 2GO0 bushels OF oats.
Bids will be received for 1000 bushels of corn
and 500 bushels of oats and upwards.
\ single bid for the whole amount Of corn or
oats will have the preference over alt other bids
should this srrg'o bi be equal to or less than the
average Of smnl bids.
\ portion of the corn or ont' will be delivered
on or about inc lsl Of oSember, lSi3, and CON
tinued until the lnst of January. lSiG, at which
time tic contract will he closed.
The privilege of rejecting any or all bids deem
cd TOO high is reserved 10 the L. States
L. b. ALENANDEk, a. Q. NJ.
Quarter Masters Office Fort Smith Arkansas
Septemhpr l. lSiJ.-3O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
Please Return

REGG'S Commerce of the prairics,
VI 5rh vol. SCOTS Commentaries Oh the blDle
Baxter's Saints Rest, vols.
Story on Baiments vol.
Norris Peaks Evidence,
IngersoIi's Digest,
Sterne's Works.
FoubIanque's Equity,
u. s Laws, vol. Q,
Story's Pleading, Smiths Martini Law, Chan
ning's Works, raschuI's Letters, aud all Of m!
borrowed books.
GEO. w. PASCIlAL.
September. C. lSi5.--3O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
Proclamation

BY TIE GOVERNOR or ARKANSAS.
ws7nEREAs it has been made known to mo-
% that Thomas II. Rridgewood, who was
committed to the jall of Washington county
cha rgrd with the murder of William Free mas
made his escape tberefrom, and IS now running al
large: r..
or the State of Arkansas. by virtue OF tn" a"'
,bority in me vested by law. do hereby otter
reward of Tro Hunt, ed Dollars to any person
who mny appreheHd tho said Bridge wood, ana de-
liver him to the Sheriff of said county OF WASH
inr,on. IN order that justice ii his behalf may be
had und eNsued.
In testimony whereof. have hereun'o sci my
hand. and caused the Seal OF sad state
l.. ). to he affixed, n. Little Rock, on the 4Ih
dav of August. a. D. 1915. ,,v
'''' " THOS. S. DREW.
Bflhe Governor:
d. 3. GREER, SecrciGry Of SAFE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
DESCRIPTION.

Tie said Thomas II. Br1Igowood IS about IS
oro, abcut feet inches high. blue cy"s'
iigb, hair. nose large, weighs about l25 or ~ lbs
,,7rs,nllv wearsa cap AMI roundabout coat. play :
.55na fdiI. welt. aud is lonl Of dancins--Sery To-
,,;a,s .,nd seIGconceed-ho a small scar o n
L;s MINER I,p-his fore tecth arc bruud-ho s iio i
niv W wea rs pistols and bowie knives, and is oIw"y
smiling.
August 6, lSi5.-no % fw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06

J. Donelson, at bis own request, No man has
deserved more honor, for tho faithful and able
manner, in which he has carried on the aogocia I
tons, with which he was entrusted and now,
when a minister is no longer required in Texas,
he desires TO return to the U. States.
We have had 10 the last ten days some severe
storms. attended BY lightning, few evenings since
the Assembly Rooms, IN this city, were struck
and boy and woman stunned by the shock, 'l'ey
soon recovered. ~
There has been On arrival at New Yof' and
some foreign news, though not of much interest.
Tho Iron monster. tho Great Britain, is now
looked for. she is the lnrgss, vessel aoat. is pro-
PEELED by steam, she will be the first iron vessel to
cross the ocean, this will form a new era in At
lantc navigation and very many doubt its Proc.l-
cability.
The Tennessee elections alone excite any in
terest here.
ARKANSAS,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06

rom the office of the Norfolk Beacon
be two companies of L. s. troops at
|onroe have been ordered TO Texas inn
They are TO be conveyed by the U.
Col. Hnrnev. now ut Norfolk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06

hs. EDtrors s:-As was expected, there
nny removals here about the frs; o' Az
inclpaIIy among the second or third class
Who, by the way. are perhaps the most
fous; if | had the axe, would strike al
jfftr necks in the departments horc.T &
bears that the Devil has got among the
ngain, and the journeyrnen in tho U. ).
Office have left the Office. on acceant of
birngemcnt of the rules OF the lypograph'
|cicly, by employing other persons at re,
priccs some of the printers we're arrested
barge of conspiracy and held to bail, so the
.nnuer will undergo judicial investigation
pt knowing the merits of tho case, think
Irse of the Editors of the JournaI was IT.
/, in interfering IN any manner with the Pr'-
either rea or supposed. of those, upon
labor it is dependent and thus becoming
bus 10 the wioie fraternity, especially when
Nv that the most of them become devils
|they are printers. 1t is well enough to be
bdent, but there is one kind OF indepcnd-
hat costs more than il comes TO.
ers of recall have been sent to the Hon. H.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
'Out correspondent is siaunch whig.
MARRIED..

At Fort Smith on the 2Sth of August, 1915, by th
Rev d. MeAlanus, Capt. f. B. Alexander, U. 5, y
Miss AMrll, F., daughter Of Col. Hof man, u s. A..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
WILSON'S ROW, Main street
7. PENNY WIT, MASTER.

upAVE lust received by late arrivals fine stock
/ goods selected for this Market consisting !" part
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
- - onu-5-I brown and bIGached shlrtIngs, Low
oil and virginia cotons brown uud blcuehed siriinga'
onron checks, American, French and Attakapas cot,
,snadcs, hedicking. black pacca. bomhazIne ana
II,ck and coIorcd cambrics, English, French and
American prints, mourning calicces, Irish linens Rus,
sia JiIpers damask ablu cloths, canbrc, SWISS ana
Jaconel rnusns, Madrass silk ard linen c1mn,lc nia
hicr, black Italian era vats Prussian shawls, white
n bltc cotton hose and half hose, worsod, siik ana
kid Stoves, webb and gumelastc suspendors' LADIES'
bonnets, cotton cord white and coored spool cot,oh'
bInck and coIorod sewing silk hooks and eyes, needles,
oa pha alebone buttons ivory, dressing, SIDE anu tde
rubs brass steel and silver thimbes, looking asses
violin sriOgs sh hooks and lines, ,ches steel pens;
paper, ink, pen and pqset knives, table khiNeS ah"
forks spoons, yc &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06


"a by Wilson, her solicitor, before me. IlGnsy
B. Brown, Clerk of the circuit court for said
county in choncery, and filed in the Office OF the
Clerk of said court, her petition, verified by at-
Gdayii. charging in substance, that in the month
# December. 1910, said complainant in sad
county, intermarried with said defendant; that
during tho time she lived with said defendant she
strictly kept and observed her said marriage
covenant; that in tho month Of December 1913,
suid defendant abused said complainant Without
ius, cause or proyocaton, aud has remained alb
sent from thence hitherto that complainant is
informed and believes that said detcnient Is now
living with a woman unknown to complainant
as his wife; praying that the bonds of matr'mo-
nv so entered into between them be SGT aside.
and held for naught, and that said complainant
be restored to all the rights and privileges of Il
single woman; and the said complainant also i'll
ed at the same lino with the petition her AFFIDAVIT,
stating. that said defendant las she verify be.
Iicvesl is a nonresident Of the State of Arkan-
sas.
II is therefore ordered by me, thnt said defond-
cnt, be. and appear before the Judge of our cir.
cult court, in chancery sitting, on the first day of
our next circuit court in chancery at court to
be holden at the court house in said county, on
In, second Monday after the fourth Monday i'll
October, SIS.
And then, anu there plead, answer, or demnf
to said compainan's petition. or in default there
Of, tho Same will be takon as confessed and a
decree entered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that copy hereof, be
published in the "a rknnsas lnIeIiIgenccr," Il
new sopcr printed in this State lor at least eight
weeks successveIy, the last insertion to be al
lcas, four weeks before tho commencement Of
soid rourt. HENRY b. BROWN, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
ATTEST: Ii. Is. BRONN Cts'E.
August ,. lSi5.-no 20-Si. prs fee $23
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
FRUITS. CONFECTIONARIES. &C.

Oranges, Lemons, Figs Raisins, Almonds, tpruncs
VcrmacilIa, Macaron CanGies, Citron, preserved lin
ger, Lemon and Sarsapara Syrups, Salad Oil, Mush
rooms and Walnut Ketohups, Gherkjns, Pepper fine
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate, French Mustard in
lars, Am Mustard, Alspce, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06

h,ed TO be flocki1g to her fields from dif-
lis Of the eastern contradiction Ger.
hnce, England. and even ltaiy herself
ahe more confirmed in the accuracy of
kon.--Er. Paper.
y Minister'S Esiimaie Of tic POrsr Of
ECharles Y. (of France) might yet
led. but for one power ho had provoked
y. It was against this his eoups d eiat
/ policy) were levelled, and it was by
So great was its importance. that
b,ernich considered it the actual govern.
France. and said--.'lf | were no! the
lister of Austria, " ould be a Journal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
OFFICE OF THE PROTECTION lNsuR.
ANCE COMPANY.
HARrFoRD, July 81. 1915.

HARTFORD, JuiN II, 1910.
Dear Sir:-Beiore this reaches you iutell
gencc will doubtless have been received of the
late mos, disastrous Conflagration in the City Of
New York, and lis effects will be probably to
entirely absorb IL" r.rI,o Of some offices, and 10
create enquiries Il, ,u al, IN this section OF the
country, il is dc,maI proper to send the circular
TO our agents 10 let them know rha, our own loss
by tho fire is "moderate;" it is of course, at thus
moment impossible TO state the amount with ac-
curacy, but 10 the utmos. extent to which II can
reach, wlll'be no more than we can readily meet.
and Will no, Interfere with the regular course of
our business nor effect the security Of those who
insure with US.
Our nvariabie rules have been not TO expose
heavy amounts to the possibility OF distraction
by ONE fire; the creates, lnducement 20 vary from
this rule exists in large cities, but il has in all cps'
es been so strictly adhered to, that in the present
as well as in the former, more extensive conHa-
grafton in New York, we escaped without any ioss
that could seriously effect US.
Respectfully yours,
[Sisncdl WM. CONNER,
To PHINEAs II. WHITE, ESQ. a..s
Agent al Van BareH, Ark.
August IS, lSiJ.-2S-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
PERFUMRY. STATIONERY sc.

Cevlon scent Packs, Florida Calognc, Lavender,
Musk and Orange Waters, Otto Rose, Ext. Mouslin,
Jessemin, Violet and various others, Russian Uair Dye,
Macassar, aud pure Bear OIL Cold Cream, Cream of
Almonds, Shaving Cream, Pearl, Alebaster and Hair
Powder, Powder Puffs shaving Brushes, Tooth, Nail
and Hair Brushes, Trusses, fine Ivory and Dressing
Combs, Indcllibc Ink. Japan aud Blue Fluid, Fancy
and plain Note Paper, Letter and Cap finest quality,
Postoiice Paper. Gotts Steel Pens, Qus, Ink Sand.
India Rnber. Marbles, Lead Pencils Fancy and Plain
Sealing Wax, Sc,
Drugs AND MEDICINES of every description,
the assortment being large admit in the colums
of the lntelIigencer without crowdng out important
matter"
All orders directed will be thankfully received,
and promptly attended 10.
w. II. & NJ. MAYERS,
GroerS g. Druggists.
Fort Smith. June7 ISl5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
Consult your interest, aud coll nj the Van
Buren, Wholesale aud Retail Cash store,
or Main st. if You wish to obtain

Consult YOUR interest, aud cell nj the Van
Burcn wholesale aud Retail Cash store,
or Main st. if you wish to obtain
ARGAINS.
WALLACE & WARD
UAvE just received their full supply OF goods con
J \ sisting in part of
English and French broad cloths,
Plain aud fancy cassmcres,
Beaver aud pilot cloths,
Plain and plaid sattinetts,
Plain aud plaid jeans.
Plain and plaid twoeds,
summer cassimercs, &c.
White, blue, red, green Macknaw blankets,
Brown and hlcached domcstcs,
Tickings, drills and OsnabnFgs,
Stripes, checks, blue drilling Nc
Linen and cotton pant stutts,
BalZOrncs, lawns, silks &c
Chusans, tcsans, Cashmere dc Eco'sc'
MouscIinc de IainCs, wooIcn pIaids,
Black, watCrcd and ChlngCIble AIpLccasi
Black, blue and brown mcrinocs,
silk, WOODEN and Dlmask shawls,
Fancy hdk Is and scarfs,
Lace collars, chemizetts aud coilarotts,
Lace caps trimmed night caps,
Black and white silk thule and nett goods,
Jackonctt, Swiss and mull muslin,
Pluin check and lace stripe cambric,
Corded Marsecs, and grass cloth skirts,
Corsets and corset laces,
Irish linen and linen lawn,
SILK, cotton. and Madrass hdkfs,
Linca, co.Ion and muslin laces, edgings and insor'
tnus.
aides and gents gloves and hosiery n
Satin stocks and ties,
lilck and fancy silk crava's
Black and fancy gjmps and lrIngcs,
Hooks and eyes, thread, needles &c;
Brown and black Hollands,
silk and cotton velvet,
Satin liarscllls and velvet vcstings,
Buttons. a great assortment,
Bonnett, cap, satn aud iatidta rtb5ens,
Umbrellas and parusuis, new style,
Carpcting and carpet binding,
. Funnos and linseys,
Buffalo and norm dressing combs
Buffalo and horn tuck combs,
Ivory combs,
Hair. nail, and tooth brushes,
Pcriumery, soaps, Nc.
Jet necklaces, hair pins and bracelets,
Elastic, worstead aud cotton suspenders,
Daudboxes sc.
Together with very large assortment oil
Boots Shoes, Hats, Gaps, and BOanetts; Gfdss~dre,
Queenspare. Har4ware Saddiery. and Sad
dlers' Trimmings. Books and Stationery,
Groceries. Drugs. Paiats and
DYE.STUFFS,
Cumprisinr every article usually found in dry goods
stores in this country which they offer to purchasers
at wholesale or retail at low prices as can be pur
chased elsewhere in the State All that we ask Is an
examination of the qualities and prces OF our soTos
as having the facilities determined TO SCH as 10"
or lower than the lowest.
Van Buren, June IS 1885.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06

ItHIhm C,
yEyIlS tlav came the compiainants. by STRAIN
Il their solicitor, and filed their bllI OF COM
o|aint herein. with afilavi,, that Preston Mathews
ino defendant is nonresident of this State ana
the obcc, of said bill being to forecIoNe certain
mortgage OF lands in sad bill! specified. IT Is
therefore on motion of compIainants by solicitor
ordered that said non. resident defendant be nou'
fed hy publication of this order in the Arkansas
In,clligencer. n newspaper published in the town
of Van Baren. in this State, by eight SUCCESSIVE
weekly insertions. the last thereof to be at east
ry,r weeks before the first day of the hsXt term
Of this court. That unless tic sad deiendon'
Mathews he and appear helere our sad circuit
ro,r, on or before the fourth day OF SAID term al
court to be holden at tue court house III '"e
Town of Fayetteville, in Washington cou"'H'
Arkansas, on the fourth Monday after the iour'n
Monday in October. 1915. and then and there
nlc,d, answer OF demur 10 SAID bill, or INC same
win be taken rs confessed, and decree en''Fed
accordngy.
A,TrsTN &c. PlTTMAN, Clerk.
RvL. B. CUyxlvGEAu Deputy CLERK.
Auqust 80, lSi5.-20-St.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
SEALED PROPOSALS.

September. C. lS45.-30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-11

CoRN Co.'s. We have often remarked that ma
ny farmers who we would imagine, like to be cal
led good farmers, take great pains to remove their
corn cobs to the highway or some place where they
can do possible good to their land as if they sup
pose that they contain some poisonous property
that might rum their crops. Now we hesitate not
to say, that such practice shows want of proper
knowledge in regard to their value. Corn cobs,
when mixed with almost any other rich substance
and spread upon wet heavy land, are of vast ad-
vantage as manure. 1t is well known that cobs
contain a large amount of alkali, which is one of
the most nutritious nourishments for plants though
slow to decompose, yet they keep the soil light and
Afford when covered in the earth, large share of
the principal ingredient for crops. Better would it
be TO burn them and spread the ashes on land than
cept farmer has his land so rch that more manure
would be an injury instead of benefit; in such
case, he had perhaps better not permit his cobs to
be used as a manure
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-11

KILLING WHITE WEED. In looking over our
exchanges recently, we hit upon the following:-
"When the white weed has not become too plenty
on the farm, it can be eradicated, and its spread
prevented by little care and attention, and "an
ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure."-
THIS, it seems is to be accomplished simply by pre-
pairing a solution OF salt in water, and pouring it
on spots infected with white weed. The writer
concludes by advising every who Is troubled
with this pest, to "pickle it down." much surer
method, it seems to us, is that recommended some
years since, in the Belfast Journal, viz moving
when in full bloom, for several years in succession
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-11
COMMTSsTONERs' NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable the
w Probate Court for the District OF Randolph, commission
receive, examine and Just all claims and demands Of
all persons against the Of Isaac Barron J late of Wash
ington, in said District deconsed represented solvent
and all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto,
and six months from this date being allowed for that purpose,
hereby give notice that will the business of
appointment the dwelling house of widow Danha Barron,
in said Washington, the first Tuesday in January and the
second Tuesday May next from O'Clock A. NJ. until
O'Clock z. Nj. on each Of said days.
JOHN EMORY, lC..,..t.....
zADoCK CHENEY, c0""''ioH'Is'
Washington, Nov, Doth, ls45. Al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-11

WOoL. American Woods have been tasted in
England, and are liked; as those acquainted with
their excellent properties knew they would be-
Hereafter they will become matter of necessity
to the manufacturers of Europe. The low prices
of American woods this season were brought about
by combination of causes,-sone real, and some
imaginary
The supplies coming forward from some of
our Western States appeared to superficial obser-
vers as SO much actual increase of production !;
and the inference was, that the markets would be
overwhelmed with supplies.
The sheep sheared this season in Michigan, Hi
nois, and other Western States, have mostly been
driven from New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio,
and allowing for mortality in driving the animals
such long distances, for poverty of condition in the
survivors, for change of soil and climate for igno-
rance and lnexperence in the treatment of them
by novices in sheep husbandry, the destruction by
wild animals, &C., there can be but little doubt
that the transfer of such sheep from section to
another must, for the first year or two, diminish
rather than increase The production Of ,0ooi.
We have, in addition to the above, the fact that
as hocks increase on the cheap western lands, they
decrease in many districts of the Eastern States.
The animated demand for our woods for export du-
ring the last four months, has almost mpreceptiby
swept the market of most Of the parcels, which be-
ing scattered through many hands, and all press
ing TO make sales, tended with other causes, to
produce the extremely low prices that the stocks
and pulled, are probably smaller than they have
been for years at a corresponding period.
In the markets of Europe the wool growers have
safety valve, which will protect them against ar,
thcial pane prices, such as they would have seen,
and the counteracling influence of an export de-
mand, backed by that all powerful agent, British
Gold."-.N y. Jour. Of Com.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-11
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FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.


an tine first Wednesday of January 1896 commences,
" Philadelphia the second year of SMITHS WEEKLY
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Our embacrs the publication of the
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does Oer Of the required chuicter will before,
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ready Wihn his reach, besides the many by
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completely M books OF merit popularity under his
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