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Ri1bnuno Dailp tubia.
Editors, no II. GHnLsmu..

=, , . -
WI ooNs" % ~. mANN'In' i"h rVNnHAL' f I'M AND
y. hLH ''N,' ny n.'"y - H"s'' D0''on hi"Ps
S""PH'"' VOL i-""'
ihisis well pIined ana handsome volume, containing
UGH good poetry, and displaying most enthusiastic love
en- o the oooS anu as appropriate To the season. we quote
c ioiowihs d C0HT'
SUMMER.
Summer sits on the landscape. Softly stealing
Aihwart my senses crccps delicate scent
Tie breath of blossoms-kndling enser feeling
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NEW GROCERY STORE!

'ENHE subscribers have taken the store former
y occupied by Messrs. Aymer four doors below, IN.
Rel Tavern for the of conducting Grocery and
mission business We have, and shall keep constantly on hand
general assortment Of Family which we rrs ,y
invite The attention OF trends aud the public generally our
goods consist part Of
GunPo"der Y. ilyson ImpI and Black Teas Of the finest
quality " ~ ~
Mocha, Java and Laruayra Coffee
Woncy WooeS's beet loaf pulyensed and crushed sug,,
81 Cr'N Porto Rico and Sugar
Hull u Sons best Soap
Do. NauCgled 90
No MaskereI
A choice Sarln.s
Regala aud Principe Scgars
Bakers Cocoa AMI Chocolate
No " Carolina Hcrnnss
Painted Buckets aud Brooms
A great variety 81 Sp,ccs
Letter and Foolscap Paper
best London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain SpeIn Candies
Lohionani Philadelphia foitcf, ~ pts anIuts
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut shld m htf this
CITY CuIei Bacon, Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy. the finest quality
Holland Gin
Oh Janaica Rum
richardson's Rye Whisky
Madeira aud Sic,.y Madcsa Wine
fou. Claret. Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goois belonging the Grocery Trade.
We al" tender friends and The pubc ..,.
y for tie sale Of Produce promise 10 use every .,eIr
ob'ain the highest market puce.
~. n. TENPLEsAN
WM. u. RADCLIFFE.
Nn ~, { tn0ts h,lo The Q.ur
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$4,000 WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
BROOKS l. HUDS0N'S!

ctcOHu supply.
MAY, ls4J.
'VNHE subscribers have received by the latest
u arSa from New York phta AMI BaItnor, their
second supply OF sDrn= ami summer ..Isr
ton 81 tbs hr and ty,s variety and eheau
Ee>s - unsurpassed ihis aIksj following list embrace
part of 10. s,-ods Ieceiyed va
EIia tine SHADED STRIPE PRINTED and Ral1onne
DO Hermann Barsees and Marqlsans for Dresses
French ~o'k Collars and Capcs
Muslin and Cambti. Eig.g. nd Iase,tEgs
Thread l-aees and Et-ins.
SHADED 6imp Cords. f,r trimming pr-s-.
Ladies Sik and Nd Gloves Mius
silk and Cotton Hosiery n variety
Ribbons, Ptrasnl-, rarasOeus nd sunsrzd-s
Silk' Herman, TnToli AMI Barge Scans aad Shawl.
Blu- black Arnure and Pot DE- So silks spsd claim
Light and DARK enoured and Gro Sc P.ktn SIX,
Eiira hne Blue black -iik warp Aipaeas
Blk anu Bu.-tis BSmhazne and CAalhe Bomba.,aa
Bllek Love andCTape We
SOLID Rack Lawns AMI Gnshauls
Fine Black Mourning Prnl.
20 900 !ds French English and American PRINT. from 4,
57i cts pet yard
Linen Cainbre ildkis IN varsity iron IT, N 30f ps
suFenoT IL Linen SheeiIncs aud PiLo4-case Linen.
Heavy unbeaebed Irish Linens, family us.
Double SATIN banisk Table Cloths anI Napkin,
hueAetb1es, Russia and Brdssye Diaper.
India Grass Cloth, Mohgir and Corird ssrs
Lace str1ge and Checked Musllns
'amhtes Iacoasti- Sw and Null Musins
Pam striped AMI plaid ptil!ns-. for Boy, wear
French and Eussh Cgo;hs nj Cassimeres
Mountain To~ Linen
Buraps, oroSn aud hesched ShiiiiRgs Sheetings
Cotton ozENbGrgs Drilhgs sc. Vrfy eheap n
way ~ BROOKS T. HUDSON'S.
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Additional Supply OF New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
WE are now receiving and opening. second
supply Of Coos eomprs.snr ,rspv nov ,na
teauuiu styles purchased cash pnes. and vii bo
so Al Woeah or retail az moderate advance eos-a
part viii be found enumefaed below.
Ettra superhne rrtntei BalL1nnss nd BAreses
10 do. black aud second mourning do
sulef f'rReh and btfs,on Gnghams and Lawns
Do black aud white do lad Ralzonne do
Rich hesd, striped. and plaid Mullins
PLn brad, tucked, and embroidered Robe.
Hupt p1in and striped bue black au hney eooured sn,
10 French and Ameresn Prints al prices
Printed J1eoneis. Lawn aRt Muslin GnEhams
heh heTudnne and Bacgs Shaws searfs
Do Lace. PcSs ad Satin gsd do
Neti shawl, Seaifs aHsi FaHcy ilandserehie6.
ladies bhek api whrs sik md cotton Hoe
bread French aud Las Laees Edgrngs and tn,.,,i,x.
tmhfosiettd ivory, paper and pa 'ni eaf Pan.
ian and SPIRAL Gimp, bonnet and cap Ribhapds
hsiT' Era'sSloth Victoria and corled skirts
ttira ueh worked Collars aud low yr,seaso
Long ADD short hst Gioves ard anr.,si MIN.
Enbfodered hemsttched and taps borrr.d Lima q sd.
SupeInne 'nsb sheetins IRISH Linen ami Lawn
A"e D7HisS Napkins and brown nd bL-aebed C1sh.
wan Net.-. and black and whte Mus, an auahte.
SUPER Noot hk Cloths ard Cassfncres. and fapev 40
suQcfhns n"d um and loW priced Dnnnrs
ufap % Etc ttlpe Cari.t and French summer Ctoth.
satin Narnta A1fspHea AMI J,ans ve-iings
heaVJ Nremtins Cotionadr~ leans
"Nh eomee asornen ~ brown and Li..eh.t r.
mrs''c@ Az OF WHICH will b. Sold chap far cash
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 CO
"f" Nrnsl -frpet. nm
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FOR RENT,
ETS The dwelling over the store Of the srbscri.
I'LL be suitable for family Possession given
April Apply mo V. HARnyyJCkr
mn -S-h No %, ". NJ street
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PUNTEY 4 WATT

CENTS HANDSOME DRESS MOROCCO BOOTS.
NJ WARRANTED good and vii well at the low pre. ~
thing cheap good - " e
P u PUNTEy A WATTS
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M The regular packet schr MANCHESTER. capt
- sAAHs ""s '.Ady i load. and having a psr,iou Of
her cargo engaged will have immediate dpaieh For
ire eh OF passage having ne accommodations apply master on
board, at Lgdam's wharf OF " 80
las HIsurp,s sn~s
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4 'RhNATs. SOAPS. CeLLARs Se-N l1rrc ,,.onu.r,
~ Of yey h.fable eoods-sueh as Cuns Col,a,- Cov.
sF-nn'ts h''-'th-, Scarfs &c l02 Man
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GARDEN SEED
u genuine. At Who'll. md retail 49,
Anehoke--Gre-n GLIB.
Asuar

" hnNaNt
Asparazus-whrts Cant
Pole Beens-f.srx. 4 smaIiLima
soap Beans-t.Ariy China, duo
Yellow sir weeks
"a FAIRY Mohawk d. haifmooa
4" Refuge. OF 1890 % ono
Bc-'-Eariy Bios-i tufnip rooted
do yellow
- Long Blood. Nlnzl. wur,zsl
" White S,l~sisa French sugar
BroooiE-whits and Purpl- Cap.
cabeaee-Eariy /. Large YORK.
Parry AMI Late gaIes.a. Ear
y sagafi0ai, Lazy Dtuulh-ai.
Large Bergen. Fiat Dutch.
Drunh~7d Savoy Green Cured
savoy. Red Duieh
Caul'iower-Early and Lite
Celrry-Whiie Solid
carr"t-Isong Orange, Long Red
and White Ped
Cioss-Cufisd or Psppsrgras-
Cneumher-Early Frame, do Clus-
ter, Long Green. LonT.Prcs-
lye, Ghersin for picking
Corn-EsTly Su-ar. DO TuSeaTo
n. do GoLien S.DnI
Eodiyv-Grcen Curied
Ecg Piani-Puplc
kale-Bins Cured Siberian.
Green Curisd Scotch. Rape o.
Ean.
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Ancient EgVpt

| 4hcIenf Lgypt.
Tx Monuments Herngyphes Htstory and Areh,oovx .os
other subjects connected n
"sS "'aaon late Us Consul Cairo Priee IS cent?
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Il RiZII. AND nav SUGAR
~ 30 bags Brazil White Sugar
ooHeshaVana do-landing and for s.h By
mn ~ DAVENPORT A ALLEN
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hS KEEN a co
TO THE PUBLIC.
HaN h. a superior article of Brushes from 90
anici-s " "
or "
VIM" Lad tad 10 bat IN ssEs from - to lbs
I' above aeits az and warrsnt.a d
oHhuy grut"mcn would do cal and -1amin. tb.s.
to'1- anu Juase TOT themselves, Al ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street,
S.rt door to the EXshanse BanA.
Richmond, Va. May 9Th Ist2
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VOL. .1Hz5I.-.v0. 81.

nues add insult injury, with increasing hostility
oi purpose. Surely such efforts injuro people "a
whole feopleso numerous "a the Southern portion Of
the M. T.. Churchby Systematic course Of deceptive
issues are doomed 10 shot lived existence, with
those. upon whom they may have taken some effect
M. Sir, II 10 not IN the power 81 this Editor 10 nflct
lasting party injury upon the SoGih. Lion US he si
his threatening teeth and claws are harnlessfor he ID
Gagged lie would mock whole people. moving in de-
fence Of their naenale civil and religious rights l.
But the public viii see to IT. And. Sir, notwthstand-
Ing bis laboted efforts u represent rue 70 his many
thousand readots as enemy 10 the union, am bold
10 Affirm, that could sci higher value upon II
ihnn did. No man would rejoice more. 10 find sumo
oouimon ground. which could stand in all coming
lime Ihose most familiar with my couroa in the late
general conference c,uld esfy how dayoedly labor
ed Ia avert those measures. which a saw mns in.
evaby lead to separation. My speech in the Dish
ops delivered after nights erett In painful
wachings, and the deepos mental anguish Time will
moi erase from my memory the struggle which !. cos.
me- 10 bring my mind 10 submit 10 Tho alternative of
separation. which it was too obvious IL was not in my
power 10 avert. mir. Farly) "No mau perhaps was
uore familiar with yoar coarse than was, and testify
that believe you Were the very last man Of all the
Southern delegates, 10 abandon thu hope Of aveag ths
calamity uisepaaton by ellectng change In The pull
ey Of The conference the subject Of sayery) No,
Sir would abandon 1t now. II there my pro-
vision in the DISCIPLINE for direct expression Of tho
mind Of the whue body Of The American Mclhodists
the subject. For am still satisfied fopy so far tho
unus policy of the senior Editor may have 90 to wea>
ken the conviction tina, the great body Of Methodiss
in this country would suffer any abolition abstrao
tions the auhHe Of slavery 10 arniah the glory of
American MethodIsm, by dividing our Union. Bui as
TINT unfortunate parsonage who controls the principal
church paper connuos present, false issues 10 his
ders, and most uousy refuses 10 allow the South To
be heard through the columns Of their own paper and
provision exists in our Discipline, for direct
preston The mind ufho laiiy and large major
ity OF the minister's North and Fast and West, have
taken position hostile only to the interests,
but the very exist nce Of the Southern portion Of tho
church, il does appear 10 me, that the door Is closed
that literally shut up to The painful alternative
Of separation, and 10 the exercise Of that confidence
Him. whose Providence has permitted this apparently
unpropuus rsult,) which warrants The belief, ha, lie
will make the aud delusions OF thoughtless
people 10 work more garlous pshmrnt in be-
hall Of his among men,
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April q

G,wiii BIZ 80, caa'. hcI? i,:)

GA will ba 80, eta. help ii9
l. ! y { II 3 4 Il q, ~ a Y Isl, 4 s.
Gali,r tire aud come all olhe Richmond ash Store,
Nr,, q nis are Sold cheaper lhan ever before.
we sell You the cheapest eond- iouad in The place.
Il you'll give us call yuu will find 1t the case.
Il Yon do,'t sh 10 Auy just lDuk the ,orN through
And You'll fud what va say is ceroiny true.
EUSI rcceivGrqt ahovo establishment a large assert
~ lela ul NEW GOODS. and owing To the decline
on G3aGs AID heir having beaa purchased for cash III
the last week viii he euabed to oIer SUI greater IN
ducements At wholesale retail favorable TERMS
Amala ille Gonds now receiving may he found, VIZ:
2CC0 Yards Pants Stuff of various kinds from 10 cts
per yard 10 finest.
A lar Ie assortment oil esngs
Cloths, Cassimeres and Goat Glnghams, both
linen aud cotton,
Linen Go ds lar2e assortment al bargains,
5O9o Yards new style Calico from g, to finest, great
,sl ar.alns offered,
Lawns Dalzltiae and OrganGa Muslin,
$50 Sik and c.tion Umbrellas.
10 oGo yards bleachcd and brown Domcsucs at great
haraans and yarons other Goods too numerous 10 men
lion. COUNTRY ,NFRt IL4.N1'S wishing this
marke, are specially invited 10 call aud examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere as great bargains
NAV be pecIed. WIN. j. WILLIS
Mav Is
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L.4TEST' IND MOST
FASHIONABLE ARTICLES.

Those wghng Garments made to order. wa would
invite 10 call and examine stock Of Cioihs Cassi
mud esling,, which we will sell or Manufacture
~ low as they can be bought in this market.
We will continue 10 keep the best Of Workmen Elm,
poyed in our Establishment and any work entrusted
will be executed with promptness, and war;
raned 10 give entire satisfaction.
Garments cut low. =
Arri Orr
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Plaid and striped Trench Gnmbroon Pants.
Linen Drill. kremlin and Srrenade do
Fancy and white Linen do - /,
Linen and olion Shirls. Collars and Bosoms. S,lk
and Merno under Shirts, Lambs Wool, Linen and
Cotton Drawers, Scarls, Crayais. Stocks, Hsndker.
chiefs Gloves, Suspendes, Hosiery, and every article
requisite
COMPLETE sENrLEMAs's WARDROBE.
As every article is purchased by us for cash, We vii
sell extremely low for cash. ,...,,.
IIayinga partner in New York manufacturing and
purchasing for this establishment We shall be receiving
FrcL Good, every or weeks; thereby keeping our
assortment at all times full Of the
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,Etss ssecescCG.

TE,HE LADY OF THE LAKE, with ten superb
q plates and spendidly bound in cali 1,,
The Poets and Poetry Of England, by r. o. Gfswold,
The Poets ard Poetry Of America, -
f}unyau's Pilgrims Progress, beautifully illustrated,
Oxflrd Bibles, Pocket Bbles,-all bound as above
Book oil Common Prayer. bound in velvet aud Turkey
morocco. s many other Books suitable Tor presents,
PAYNE & GREGORY.
April 2S Is
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Great rNrtesN Of
The most Fashionable Styles Of
SPRING 4 SUNI1IXD GOODS.
Il. u. RURTON

now receiving very extensive assortment Srvi,es
L and Summer Goods, 10 which he ipviieia he aslsnA
lion OF all who wish indulge their TASTE in ,he uua
laxnri, us style and al the lowest prices..
AW "a
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MnYcaa ngtti E.isTfag.y
ga .g'rD p tx S.7 s ".

r. q " I'd r. % FS y n i y.
y AN authorized To sell the tract Of Land on which
[ Villa b. Banks Esl. resides Banisler
yer aud Pole Cat creek, in The county of Halifax, 3
uiles northwest Of Halifax courthouse. The said tract
Of and contains between
$50 ana! 1G9 acres.
iny third of which is In uouds, most of which is
fine TOB3CCO LAND Most Of the cleared Land
ia goud state o cultivation, aud all susceptible OF a
high state of Improvement, having good clay iounda
ton AMI not liable to wash. aud j. we'll adapted 10 the
cultivation of lubaccu and every description OF email
Gram. lies well and is we'll watered.
'I4ere are also ga The and an excellent
ClRxST AMI SAW ITILr.,
erected lew years past. Bauistrr river is nayeabe
from these Mills aud any quantity Of plank can be
disposed If in Carksville and other villages on the
Roam Ike. There is larIe aud excellent
TpnG DWELLING HOUSE and all neces
assiss,iH 4 sary Out Houses The place is healthy
it aud the society OF the nelghborhood equal
G.s.gss4s Esf..,to any in Virginia.
All persous shing 10 purchase Will call on ihnnas
:. Flnuey, E-q At Halifax courthouse, o Willamt'.
Banks. who resides the premises. the suhsert-
Der residing Chalk Level, pisylvana county. either
of whom Will take pleasure IN showing the Land and
IN king known the Terms which will be rraS n1bls.
WILLIAM l., tANNii.l.
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GEVvEEMEN'S
EFR.V SKNE.v'G STORE.
U.aT'ERHOUSE, furthermore + co.
M,..1
MAN STnEET,
Lynch rg. "a.

Lynchburg "a.
A RE now receiving their SPRING and SUMMER
IN. GOODS, comprising large assortment Of Cloth
ing, mnde and trimmed in the richest manner, aud Of
the mosl fasl ionable Styles which will DO sold Tor
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TEKEH' WILL CONE,
New .piiNE ROnncts, RibbOms unN
FLOWERS,

LENCHbURG. .1pril 18th, 1916.
M Nj. }. WILLIS is receiving and opening
w pr Packet Boat, an additional supply Of Bonnets,
Ribbons and Foasers, which makes his stock in this
branch o his business large and Desirable and will b.
sold less than similar Goods be purchased for ia sais
marke which he cordially invites the Lades 10 exam
inc, beote purchasing elsewhere he will wka great
pleasure in exhibiting them. Amongs, sssOARsni jus.
received.
Prince Albert, Birds Eye and Plata Riasf 8Snse,s.
extra fine.
Inserted Pedal and Rutland DO
Wave and Lace do . sYlesAid article
Misses open Straw Mare and Lacs Brads snd Efain
Straws
Gmpseys new niefe for Misses
Real French out and inside Flowers, lay ,ssor,-
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. large stuck At bareains
800 Band Boxes all sizes, chssp.
shalt open in afew dsyspr. Red yrd, my End sup
ply Of
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DIV ocoLs,

being purchased al auction al grea, sacrifices viii en-
able TO offer still greater 'ndu ,ememis, at NAslesale
Retail Cali ., he Richmond cash S,ots ios Is,p,ius.
and then you viii aeysr be disappointed shall b. re>
ceiving FRESH GOODS from sso.iss we,kly. and
others ourees. w. ]. WILLIS.
April % -
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SPRING FASHIONS ON HATS
r. q II y A Z,

r. o. " ~ 3 -.
M THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully re
ExNW turns lis thanks In his customers and the
GSasEA public generally. ior the very liberal patrons
age hitherto extended to him. and desires
continuance of the same, which he pledges himself
deserve by close and strict attention to the
MANUFACTURE OF HATS,
IN all lis branches aud in order compete with North
manufacturers, both the u ALT, aud GREATNESS
CT his Hats he promises pains shall be spared II Is
useless 10 say thing respecting the prrtpuIry of
his Hats. for which il is well known they canHoi be
surpassed, all who have worn them can testify He
has 'onlneymen of the INST STAMP worhmen. which
enables him 10 make iine good. and ssrriceabh work.
To those who prefer Hat Of Northern manufacture
lie would say that, he has a lot ef
AfAIDON's LATEST sTYET,
Of Nuiria, Brush &c. Also Hats Of other Northern
manufacturers of equal preiensos superior and nnri,
yelled workmanship. | am confident that can please
tie hist iaSdlous Call aud examine Tor yourselves,
as intend 10 sell very Low.
JACAB RUMBOl'GU.
Nav ; 6w
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TIE CHURCH md SL.lTERY.
''eS'N'NI OF
REV. DIR NM. A. SNrClIrS REMARKS

before NE recent Session Of he Virginia Conference, IN
iynchbog, on te motion 10 reter ihe subject Of The
division ofthe Church, ,cih collateral matters 10 a
Committee q zine, 10 consider and report thereon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-12
CrREugsS. WaSDAY MeHSrNG, MAY re, 1915

'ey 10 reduce tho state In blind submission Ia the
churcl-a least the subject Of domestic slaves
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-19
Fresh Drugs, Medicines &c.

lust RECEIVED. per steamer Eveline, from Phil
OILS varnshes Glass ware &c, wheh are eoaere
Physicians and Others at the lowest pTiees
April 6, 4s44 w. II. 4 NJ. MAYERS,
Druggists and Apothieories, Fort SIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-19
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for hfgh Water,

INHE undersigned. contractors for carrying the |.
l. nited States Mail from Little Rock TO Fort SmIrt
beg leave to inform the travelling public, that ,hs
have provided themselves with new and commodo.'
Troy Coaches. which, together with good teams a
experienced and attentive drivers, will insurc n
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren, q.
Fort Smith. They have rcduced the fare to % md
Fort Smith to Scotia, and 81 from Van Buren, to Sco.
and from Scotia to Little Rock g. Stage Office
Capt Rogers, in Fort Smith, and At the Columbus ID
tel in Van Buren,. All baggage at the risk Of the
er. 10 ~.
ADAMS & WILSON, Contractor 4
July !. ls43-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-19
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TIME subscribers would respectfully inform the pu
i lie that they have just started, and have n ow
full operation new line OF TrWeekly,
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
From Memphis, Tenn, to Madison, Ga, ria. Holly
Springs, Salem, Ripley, and Jacinto, Miss; Tuscum.
bia. Decatur, Somervfile. Warrenton, Gunter's
old landing Missionary Station Ball Play, Ala; Rome,
Ga to Madison, Ga At Holly Springs, Miss this line
South with the lines to Jackson Miss; North
with the line to La Grange, Tenn; connecting North
with the line at Nashville, ria. Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss. At Decatur, connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala,
and at Madison, Ga. with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charleston, South Carolina
portion of the above Line has recently gone in ope.
ration The proprietors intend sparing pains
pensc in making this Line equal to any in the South
western country. Their Teams and Coaches not
surpassed by any. Their Drivers steady, carefu
and accommodating. Exer,ion will be used to give
entire satslac TO those ho may favor II EN- with
their patronage.
Time Of learing Memphis-Mondays, Wednesday,
oand Fridays, at half past 6, A. NJ.
SIMS & BROTHERS,
Proprietors Of the ADORE line TO Holly Syringe.
Memphis, Ten, July s, lS43.-l6.l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-19
1HE AkHANsAs I1gTExx1onr.S
rusLrsurD wrskLr, AT vas susEx, .,L:
Devoted to .I.. al.

DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
LocArrD as We are, in the centre Of .,..
cratic population, who have no orysn we,, ~ -
Rock, it is deemed highly important that 4, =. ~
this character should be published, to d,.sv1s
sound democratic doctrines. and political ms,s.'
nerally.
The undersigned, having purchased the in,.,
Mr.. Thomas sterne in the " Arkansss ht,Hs.".
will hereafter publish il ass democratic pspe, ~
support the principles of the party and he nv
leeted to carry them out. He will endeavo, Ia -
il at all times, an efficient and faithfal orp,n ~
party in this section Of the State.
his exeftions and industry will b used ia f.,..
the very latest intelligence, whether local ~ \
abroad. lie has engaged several efficient Corr
dents in the Indian country, and pledges b;n.sn
give the earliest intelligence Of border events,
All who are devoted to the cause in which 4.
embarked, are respectfully requested to aid him /,
efforts to establish on permanent footing, ds.sr1
paper in the Far West"
TERAa-Three doiisrs per snnum, in ,dvsse. ]
four dsliars, il not paid within six months.
Van Buren. Ari. March 22d. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-19
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A LII persons who are indebted to tho undsnigss5]
n either by note or book account, are requsslssI]
come forward and settle i'm nedistely, or they wills
their notes and accounts in the hands Of an Officer
collection a. are determined 10 set,ie our buss
SCOTT. WHITE 4 ce
Vua Buren,, Feb. Is, 1851.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-19
uIMPORTANr FERRY.u

IMPORTANT FERRY.u n
TRAVELLERS are informed that excsa.-v
4 Ferry Flats are kept at Coffee's Ferry, NJ
efficient Ferry.men are in attendance resdy
give them prompt passage across Red Rye,.1
TINS Ferry is on decidedly the nearest rout 10 N
Forks Of tho Trinity. II. COFFEE
Van Buren,, Dec. 81, lS44.-46.