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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] .

STATE csTI;t OF F, ARKANsAs' RI ,AS@5A Set.
In Crawford Circuit Court. at the February
Term thereof, A. D. 1915.
HENRY hchEL' f"'"y' DeH by AHdch-
VS.. ,y
WILLIAM F. BnowS. Defendant. J "'''
A nd now on this day comes the said plaintiff by
IA Attorney, and the said defendant, although so
emnlv called. comes not. but makes default
And it appearing to the Court here that the said
plaintiffs action is founded on certuin bail bond,
bearing date, tho 22d day of June, A. D. 1912,
conditioned that ono BethueI Washburne, against
whom an Attachment had been issued at the SUIT
of the said dplaiotfE should appear to, and answer
the demand Of said plaintiff, in said action. at such
time and place as BY law he should. and would
nav and abide the judgment of the Court. or his
security (niennng the said defendnnD would do
the same for him. it is therefore ordained by the
Court here that the defendant be notified Of the
institution ofhs suit, that his property has hcen
attached. and that unless he appear by himself or
Attorney. on or before the third day of the mex.
term of this Court. to be held on the first Monday
Of August next. and make defence. that judgment
will be rendered against him. and his estate sold
to satisfy the same. And il is further ordered
that copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed and published in this State.
for four weeks successvely SO that the last nser-
ton be made at least four weeks before the first
day Of the next term of this Court. and that this
case be continued until tho next term.
a true copy from the record.-ATTEsT:
A. M'LEAN. Clerk.
May II, lsi5.-l4-4w PRS fee $40 COL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
ARCHER,
WOODWARD, MASTER.

A G2Is7A THE Archer will run as regular pack
Pr--t--ISlIf ct between New Orleans and Fort Glib.
SON. throughout the business season;and
Hfn SI eZnressy for this trade, is in every respect
worthy the patronage of the public. She draws only
% inches when light and equal any boat on Tho
rive her cabin is fitted up in the best and most com
ro,,,be and convenient manner, having extra large
births all in state te.rooms Insurance can be eiiected
on her at any Office at the lowest rates.
Every attention will be paid to passengers who t'av
Oh IN bcr having an experienced and careful crew. be-
sidos rn,I constituent Of attentive and obedcnt cab
in servants. .:L,
Strict attention paid to dscharging wny freight; al
any landing and all letters and packages sent ny he'
will be carefully delivered l-.
For freight or passage apply on board or to a
AUSTIN & CLEGG, Agents.
March lJ-j-tE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
Just Received,

kn sACH salt.
q W 10 '.lbcst Rio coffee,
blds sugar,
$sl loaf sugar,
~ molasses for family use,
81" mackerel, no 2 and 3,
gqr
\ boxes sperm candles,
soap stafch, pickles, pepper saaratus claret spices,
nustard candies and almost every article for family
use. all selected with care, and for sale low by
May fi' 1915 A. NJ BUSH.
SUPERIOR Chewing Tobacco, and Cigars, all Of
'"e bef brands, at Tayloe's -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

DRUGS AND MEDICINE. Sweet Oil
Aniimony sugar Leau
Arsenic SoaPs-Ias''c
Blue Vitrol " Shaving
Basam Copaiva fancy
BoraX Soda
Burgundy Pitch Epson SAILS
Castor Oil Gauber /"
CamomiIo Flowers Sup. Curb. Soda
Chalk, white and red Senna
CaomeI Tartaric Acid
Cream Tartar Waters
Camphor sF.ChS'
Fly Stone Cloves
Glue, No. ! Ginger
Gum AIoes. Mace. Nu'megs
Arabic Pep" CaIcnio
" Ass,rr,ida PATENT MEDICINE, &c
Guaiacum Bateman drops
SheIIac Bears Oil
uniper Berries British Ol
Iiouorice Ball Court Plaster
Mapnesia Cox's Hive Syrup
Mama Eye water
Opum Essence Burgamot
Pink Root Peppermint
Quinlne Cinnamon
Quicksilver N'oVes
Rhnbarb Lemon
Red preciDitate Godfrev's Cordial
Sponge llaerIem Oi'
Sulphur, Itch Ointment
Spirits Wire Laudanum
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
Regular Memphis and Fort Gibson Packet
LITTLE BEN FRANKLIN; iilL
. ]. SIMPSON Master,

A 9g WILL ply regular pack ct between
sE-sl.11vllr the above mentioned ports throughout
the season, and being of light draught
and substantial build, is well adapted TO the trade.-
The Little Ben Ftahkln will be kept entirely in the
trade and will make her trips regularly through from
port to port and for the safe transportation Of freight
and passengers compete with any boat in The
trade Strict attention paid to the discharge of freight.
and the delivery Of letters orders For freight
passage apply on board, TO the undersigned AGENTS.
SCOTT WHITE & CO., Van BursH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
WILLIAM ii. WARD,
Attorney nj Law,
AND
GENERAL AGENT,

q u y r. IL u IL ~ " IA ~ u :
CITY or WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Rrsoeetfuly announces that he will attend to the pros
ccutIon Of Claims before the several ErSctUS D'pITt
ta,nfs Of the Government, aud Ga ms against the Un
ted States for LaHas NDn'y; 10 tho sriiitmfEi o
public accounts to Cqims before Commissioners under
indian or other Treaties; to PrsemPi.o" and o'hei
Land Gains, and to the proc airing OF L!"9 f3tehisi
to Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business con
nectcd herewith; to the obtaining OF Patents Tor sci
cntic or useful RusRORs, and 10 all other business
ola public nature requiring an Agent.
Claims against individuals promptly attended 10
titles Investigated, &c. &c.
lnforma giving free Of charge All letters 10 be
postpaid.
Hon. ). $. White,
T.. A. flanagan,
Alex. Barrow, rs Srnat,
James ScmPle,
d. r. Atchison,
" C. Ashley,
J. j. Hardin, or IE,o;s
). A. Douglas, :
q Willis Greene, Of Ksatueky
" John Petit,
" s. c. Sample, -, T.,;
c. B. Smith,
" }. A. Wright,
" J J. n n Tp%ihe: T".he., @M'sowi.
" Henry Dodge, Of Wisconsin.
April 18Th 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
Notice.

OFFrCE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE;(
Little Rock, inks. 2SM AprH, lS45.}
FETHE General Assembly Of the State OF Ar.
Ia kunsas. at the last session thereof, passed tho
following resolutions. to wit:
"Resoired by The General assembly 2f The State
of ArkapSaS, That it shall be the special duty of
the Secretary Of State 10 have the resolutions that
were passed at the present session of the General
Assembly. in relation 10 amending the consitu-
ton, published in compliance with the constiiu-
ton"
Approved: January 9th 1915.
Therefore. in compliance with said Resolution,
and in accordance with the provisions of Art. "
of the constitution Of said State, requiring amend
mcns 10 the constitution proposed by the General
Assembly to be published in all the newspapers
published in this State. three several times at least
twelve months before tho next general election
the following amendments proposed to said const
tuition are published.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
DAVID B. GREER.

SECRETARY Oh STATE.
Resolred by The General assembly ofhe State Of
ArkansaS, That they do propose the following
amendments to tho constitution Of this State, to
wit:
ls No Bank or Banking institution shall be
hereafter Incorporated, established in this State
End. The General Assembly shall have power
to compel the Judges of the Circuit Courts 10
interchange circuits, either temporarily or perma.
nelly, under such regulations as may be provided
by law.
3rd. The General 4 ssembIy shall havo power !o
confer such jurisdiction, as it may from time deem
proper, on Justices of the Peace IN all matters Of
contract, covenants and in actions for the recovery
of fines and forfeitures, when the amount claimed
does not exceed one hundred dollars and in actions
and prosecutions for assault and battery, and other
penal offences less than felony, which may be pun.
shabe by fine only.
4th. Jndges of Supreme and Circuit Courts,
Clerks Of tho Supreme and Circuit Courts, Attor-
neys for the State Sheriffs. Coroners, County
Treasurers, Justices of the Peace, Constables.
and other officers whose term is fixed by the
constitution to a specific number Of years, shall
hold their respective offices for the term now speci
fed, and until their successors are elected and
qualified
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

PART OF THE FOLLOWING:
Opodeldoc lndelib'c Ink
ParegorIc Supcrhne Sealing wax
Pills, of all kinds Common a.
Powders SeidItz Clarified Quilts
Soda Steel Pens
Oil of Spike States
PAINTS. Slate Pencils
Black Lead lnkstands
Prussian Blue Black Sand
Spanish Brown, Sand Boxes
Cromo, Yellow Wafer Stamps
Green CameIs.har Pencils
Lamp Black Wrapping Paper
Putty Ronnet Boards
Litharge Memorandum Books
Red Lead Copy "
Venetian Red Cyphering I"
White Lead Account I"
Terra Sienna Pocket
Umbor Note "
Nerdegrs School -
NermllIion Waters
Copal Varnish Blank Notes
Black Varnish Port Foos
Whiting Paying Cards
Yellow Ochre Dice
Spirits Turpeninc Webs.er's Spoilers,
Walls assorted Primer,
Paint Brushes Readers
Bottles AriIhnetics
STATIONERY. Blue Ink
Fooscap Paper Black"
Letter do &" Red
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

4 The Boston Committee, appointed TO make col.
'lectons for tho Pittsburgh sufferers. nj once od-
thorzed the Mayor of Pittsburgh to draw for
$4,000, in anticipation OF the collections.
~ Well done for Boston.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

up (hicl that d. tooth! ] think | muster
sudllered it!n Well looks around for this
boy and moi secin' him, ! enquiries, but they
had bin SO busy they hadn't missed him.
Thinks /, I'll take a turn around aud see if |
cant find him a holdin up the fence. some
whar! Well. soon as | got out ofihe noise
in the house, | hear somebody hollerin and
there he was sure enough, huggin a red oak,
three feet thru. sWeli,' says ]. swhat'syou
doin here?' uncle Johnny, come here,'
says he, sand put a rail up agin this tree? Pm
mighty tired says he, sil's right easy now,
but when the wind blors, L-J-s lis
nifty heavy-hurrah, here it comes says he,
and he spreads himself to it as if he'd BIN
holdin up the uniyaise! la! ha! twas rich
TO see him surgin up that tree 10 hold it up
begin me 10 prop il up with a rail. | gifts a
rail and leans it again the tree. sUncle
Johnny says he, had'nl you better gil auoth-
er? It's a nifty big tree and ruff al ihai.'-
Let co. says |, ''twont faIl-lbese rails II
hold it-let gon Soon as he let go, slam
bang he went agin the pickeis-knocked
some off aud went clean ihru! sG-dwh
them pickets! they bin tryiu 10 ION over me
all night says he pickin himselfupmilV awk-
ward | couldn't hold in, he talked so mai.
ural-'why,' says |. you run over them
sOh no. says he, what with holdin that Tree
up and gitiin found on t'oiber side at the
same time, 10 gitoli IN the pickets' way, is
nily look all The flesh oif'n my atms- that's
proof amt itg' Well, | couldn't begin &c
lead him 10 the house, So | iist goi belino
and pushed him. Hes a lille mau bat yo'
ort'er bin thar if you aint never seen a MAJ
walk TALL, everytime he stepi his legs wen
out 10 right angles say how's your arm
got?'
sThat'lld do now, Uncle Johnuy--treat, won
your
Now you hit me--come in men. wat1
you pull your tooth wilbT
ODE oiLsTONE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

How beautiful has Blair expressed the last
days Of the good man:
Sure the last end
ot the good man is peace. How claim his exit!
Night dews fall not more gently to the gfound,
Nor weary worn.out winds expire SO soft.
Behold him in The eycntide of life!
A life well spent. whose early care it was
His ripper years should not upbraid his green;
BY unPerceived degrees he wearsaway
Yet Ike the SUI seems larger at his setting.
SYMPArHY.-A good deacon making an official
visirto a dying neighbour, who was a very chusl-
ish oad universally unpopular man, put.he usu-
al qoes.lon.
Are you willing TO go, my frieud?'
tOh yes,' said the sick msn.' i am
'WeiI.' said The simple hearted deacon, i am
glad you are. for pahe neighbors are willing.'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
Evansville. Feb 9Th. 3l.%
Administ.atOf;s sale.

Hfef%IG 0nderetgued wiit ofes tor SALE 81
~ his residence IN Union Township. Van
derburgh County, indiana, IN the l5th day OF
March nexl, to The hiehest bidder tue following
tracts OF land, TO vii:
The Eas. bali oil the East half OF Fractional
Section nineteen. the Vest hal; of The East hall
OF said Fractional Section. also. the NorI, East
Quarter Of the Ssati, Nest Quarter OF Section
eighteen aud the South EasI Quarter OF the
North West Quarter OF said Section, all in CON
gressionaI Township No. Z South OF Range No.
IL west.
Terms OF SaIe:--A credito nine months for
the first hall aud fifteen months Tor The last nall
OF the purchase money will be given. by The puf-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
This i4th day OF February, l845.
Feb. 20. '45 3t-* StMEO LONG, Admir-.
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Valuable Real Estate. For Sale.

- WERE will be offered FOR sale at the Door
oil the Court House IN Evansville, on Tues
day the Ist da of A priI I845, between The hours
of 10 O'Clock. A. III. and 4 O'Clock. p. NJ. the
following Real Estate conveyed 10 the State
Bank OF Indiana for the begetil of the Evansville
Branch OF the same. aud now offered in pUFsa-
ance OF The 9Th Section OF The Charter OF said
Bank.
One undivided half of The Steam Mil. Distil-
lery. Five Acres of ground on which they are
siInaied, aud appearances belonging 20 the
same, adjoining Evansville, and knowA aad de-
signaled osihe Grove Mills,;' purchssed ., The
Bank as The property of L. Amory, Juar.
ALSO, Lot number sky eight, in ihe or:gi.
nal plan Of The town OF Eva usville, upon which
there is comfortable dwelling house. and all
necessary buildings fof the Accommodation OF a
family haviag been conveyed 10 The Bank by
Peter Priest.
ALSO, Eighty Acres Of land. known and de-
signaied as HE East half of The South west quar-
Ter OF Section number ten tt0.) in Township
number seven % South. Of Range number leu
(IO) west, IN The district of laGds ior sale at Vim.
cenues; having been conveyed 10 The Bank oy
James Steele.
ALSO, q certain tract or parcel of land lying
in the County OF McCracken and Commonwealth
the same being inherited by Temple GwaIhne,
from George l;Ogers Clark, ard being all III,
land that HE SAID Temple Gwathney owns in ID.
County of MeCrackeu and Commonwealth q
Kemacky; and which has been conveyed 10 lii,
Bank by he said Temple Gwathney.
Terms OF sale, CJsiI.
By order oil lIe Beard of Directors.
JOHN DOUGLASS, Cashier.
/ Feb. OF. ;45 ST Prs Zee z %,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

AN the lib day of October. 1874. the here
" mater named persons. 10 wit: Christian
Decker aud Henry Scrber, gave a loint nose o.
hand 10 E. Dorsey Sprigg, iot fiity doiisfs $685.
00) payable III eighteen mouths. ON condition
Ii,at sad Sprigg delivered 10 tne Undersigned
two poterns OF a patent plough BY q certain time
aud sal Sprisg falling 10 comply with bis con-
tract. Ihe undersig,t refuse anG viii forever re-
fuse TO pay said note, and Inc public ate there
fore waIsed not To trade for3he san,e.
CHRISTIAN DECKER.
HENRY SCRlBER.
EvansviIIe Feb 9th. "a
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
HI. p. DEBRULER

FHyAkES this method of rendering to his friends
and patrons his hearty tbankss for the
many acts OF kindness heretofore received from
them and ~solicils a continuation OF their patron
age.
He has associated himself with T. NJ. ELMER
for the purpose of carrying on an extensive
garden, and nursery; and will keep on hands a
splendid assortment Of fruit. aud ornamental tree.
Green House Plants, &c, among which, the
following will constantly be kept: namely Cam
lila Japonica. Azaiias, garden, and ever bloom
ing rose, Cactuses, of all tile colours common TO
those plants, together with ever-greens. Carna-
tons. Dahlias, bulbous and tuberous rooted
plants; all OF. which, they will sell on the most
reasonable terms. To be satisfied on this TACT, no
man can have better evidence than he can OBJ
tain by calling end examining for himself.
All communications. post paid addressed to
DEBRULER & ELMEs. will receive prompt atten-
lion. Their Green House stands Immediately on
the bank of the Ohio river, just below the Steam
Boat Landing. Evausvill Ia. jan. %. '4o,tf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
SELECTED FoR tue JOURNAL.
THE SPELLS OF HOME.

By the soft green light 10 the WOODY glade,
Ga the ba nLs Of moss where thy childhood
play'd-
BY the waving ,ree ihro' which thi1e eye
Firss looked ia love TO The s1mner sLv-
BY the dewy CLEAN, ny the very breath
Ofthe primrose tufts IN ihe grass beneath.
Upon ths beart there is LAID he SPELL
Holy and pleeious-On! guerdit well!
By The sleepy ripple of the stream.
Which hath lull'd thee inio many a DEAN
By the trembling of ihe ivy leaves,
To the WIND of morn at ths easement caves
By the bees deep mU'mpr ID lhe Lines.
By the music of lie sabbath chimes
BY every sound Of thy naive shade,
Stronger and dearer the spell is made.
By the gathering rouad the winter hearth,
When twilight call'd Unto iiossehoId mlrih-
By The lairs tale or he legend old
In that ring oil happy faces Told
By the quiet hours when hearts unite
In the parting prayer, and the kind Good
Night
ny u ohfhfb5 GySs ano NS
Over thy lie has the spell been thrown.
And bless that gift! it hath a gentle might,
A guardian power, aud guiding light!
Ithath led the freeman iorth TO stand
In the mountain battles OF his land
1t hath brought the wandefer DER the seas
Who inhaled the spell from he signing breeze
And back TO the gates Of his fathers hail,
II hath won the weeping prodigal.
Yes! when thy hear: in its pride would stray
From the loves Of its guileIess youth away
When the sullying breath Of the world woutd
come
o'er the flow ers il brought from its ehildhood's
home
Think again Of the woody glade,
And the sound by he nesting ivy made.
EThiuk Of the tree al Thy parents door,
And the kindly spell shall have power once
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
REGULAR WABASH PACKETS.

H1S%hE sieanuer MO NTiCELLO, GETTY. mas
ter. will run as a Regular Packet be-
tween CincinnatI aud Lafayette, as soon as The
navigation will permit. This boat was bu III
expressly for The trade and will smain in it du.
ring the season, so that shippers aud passengers
may depend on her being 1eaular.
N. B. The Monticello is provided with light
es and every convenience to prevent deten-
ION Of Freight aud Passengers.
(Cin, Gazstie,l IRWIN & FOSTER.
Feb. 20,-4t-ps. Zee $500.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

Giants IN OLpEx TMEs. A Correspondent o.
lie Brooklyn Advertiser. in refer:Dg to a late
lecture BY P Professor S%iIliman, Jr, who mention
ed the discovery of an enormous animal of The
lizzaid tribe, measuring so feet IN length. from
whic he naturally inferred, as 10 living specimen
had been found, thai all animals had greatly
dogenerated in size. and confirms the SUPPOSE
ton by referring to the history of .g,anH.'a the o.
den time, of hich he furnishes a list. From thar i,
seems that we of the present day. are comPorat-
lively dwarfs, when placed by the side of the
thirty feet gentlemen OF antiquity! Verify there
were '.giants in those days."
The giant exhibited in Rouen in I735, meas.
ured over eight feet.
Gorapius saw a girl ten feet high!
The body of Grostes was eleven and a half feet
high.
Funnman, widowed in the lime of Eugene Ii >,
measured eIevea feet and a half,
Ihe CaviIrer Scrog, in his voyage to the Peak
of T'ennenffe, found. in one OF Inc caverns OF
that mountain, the head IF Gnanch. which had
eighty teeth, and it was supposed that his buoy
was not less than ffteea feet long!
The giant Ferragus, slain by Orlando, nephew
to CharIamagne, was eighteen feet high!
1914, near. Rouen. they found a skeleton.
whose skull held a busheI of corn, and whose
body must have been eighteen feet Iohg.
Pla:erius, saw at Lucerne, the human bones of
a subject nineteen feet Ioag!
The giant Bucart was twenty-five and a hall
feet high his bones were found iu I705, near
the banks os the river Mordei.
In 1905, near a castle in Dauphine, a'tomh
was foBnl thirty feet long. twelve wide, and
eight high, on which was cut on a gray
stone the words .KeutolocLus Rex, The skei
eton was found entire twenty-five aud a hal
feet long, 10 feet across the shoulders, aud five
deep from the breast bone TO the sack.
Near Mazarino, in Sicily. in I5I6, was found
the skeleton OF a giant thirty feet high! His
head was a hogsIead, and each of his teeth
weighed five ounces.
Near Palermo, in Sicily, in 1916, was found
the skeleton Of n giant thirty fee long; and anoth-
sr thirty-Ihree feet long, in 1850.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
DIssOLUTION OE pARTNEEsHlp.

TY OT1CE IS herehy givealhat tIeco-parner
AVA snip hefe,ntort exis,img heiweeu q. e.
Hart s. II. }. Hart, under ,he naaie at Il. u.
Hart s Co.. is ti,s DAY desotved by mutua
eouset. the business will be conuIued by K b,
HART. Who is duly nu,holized 10 settle up all
die business al tic lare 6rm.
All persons iude bted TO The late firm eithet
by note or sccooDt are respectfully requested 10
call end settle ,he same. Ii ]. HART.
Evansville. FEB. 20.-45 r. u HART.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
UNCLE JoHNNY's TOOTH PULLING
STORY.

Az related by ODE Oilstone, the author Of That
Big Dog Fight at Myers and other inimilt-
bic sketches, written expressly for the sSpiril
of the Times,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

n1ef%HE citizens OF Marlborough County aud
~ vicinity are respectfully Informed that
that the nde.signedihave entered into a copart-
nership in the practice of Medicine. in all its
various branches. Those who may choose to
apply to them, may be certain Of being prompt
" aud carefully attended; and when the atlen-
dance of BOTH may be desired BY any individa-
al, the expenses win not be increased thereby.
D.. s. LANE,
July ID, IA Is. JOHN r. WILCOX.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

HDY amhOrty of a Decree of the Probate
D Court at Vanderhurgh county, made at It's
August term, A. D.. 1914. | will on the 92nd
dav OF March. A. ID. t845, at The doer of Tue
C.nui Rouse. in the Town OF Evansville, be-
tween ,he hours Of 10 O'Clock a NJ aud 6 O'Clock
P NJ Of said day expose TO sale at pu bic auction
and .0al cry The South East QuurIer OF The North
East Quarter OF Section number ten IA Town
ship number eight South OF Range number
eleven West in The Vincennes Laud District,
prop erty belonging TO the estate of Washington
johnson, deceased, which saul estate is orde red
bv said codrt to be settled as insoivent.
Terms OF Sale Cash. JOHN T.FISHER,
Administrator of w Washington Johnson deceased
feb. 90. i45.-4t.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

1215, wabash Packet.--The new u. S.
A010 Mail swift running steamboat
REV
A. Bennett, master. will commence her regu-
lar lrIps as above on the opening of navigation
and continue during The whole season.
Inc revenue IS provided with Evans Safety
Guard 10 prevent explosions. and is furnished
with Life Preservers. Feb. 2Otb. .,d5-At
BOWEN & HIBBERO. Agents,
Nc 3 CassiiIy's Row, Cincinnati.
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NOTICE.

NoTICE is hereby given, that I viii ex-
Az pose 10 Sale az pubiic a0elIou on Thurs-
day he 20'ii OF March next ache tate residence
OF Jolia Ftak. deceased, alt me persoool p,o-
perry OF iie sud deceased. Consisting OF horses.
cattle. hogs, iarn&ng u,eusiis, household i1rIl-
tdre.
Terms of Sale made known on said day.
Sale To commence at 10 O'Clock A. A..
SAM MEL MCDONALD. Admir-.
Feb. 20,-'45-3t :
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

" CIV Tor CASH
Coffee BY The Sack,
Sugar by The barrel;
Moiasses do do;
Nails by the keg;
Cheese by ,ie box. On consigu-
ment. On my own account, 200 barrels Of
Wheat, for sale bv A. q. DANlEL.
FEB. ooh. 3nio. Vinccnnes, Ia