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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

DEsTRUcvvE FIRE AT MArANzAs. An ar
rival at New York from Havana, brings an ac-
count of destructive fire which occurred at
Matanzas on tn eth ult. About GO buildings
were consumed and the loss is estimated at
100000. The houses were nearly all of
wood, the greater part of the loss consisting Of
the valuable contents of the warehouses. The
Royal Custom House was saved with consider
able difficulty. The chief buildings destroyed
were the houses of B. de la Mata--of Ylncente
del lreinlo, in whose store were 100 boxes SUI
gar--the provision stores of Mulleret s, Ala
ra, whole loss is $500 ,0OO-the house and store
Of Jacinto Azanza, with 1000 fanegas of lii
dian corn-the stores of Rivas and Baro, with
much coffee, sugar and pipes of wine-tho
Coffee House, and many other buildings.
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STRANGE DELUsloN. A London paper
says, that Mr. Tucker, who was recently un-
der commission of lunacy, declared of I'M
sound mind, is firmly convinced that he has
several men in his inside, who are complete
masters over him, and that, unless he does as
they WISH his death will be the consequence.
He believes that they have five machines,
which they can set to work at one time, so that
he is afraid the violence of the motion would
shatter him to pieces. They will not allow him
to move without paying an enormous sum, and
for walking to the inquiry he conceives they
charged him three thousand trillions for every
step he took
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17
Z. G. HARRIS, Agent,
No. 3 LighL street.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
1 ND LNCNEA SEED ACCONIALOD ATIQs

AND INCREASED ACCOMMODATION
.,,---sr-->r&A In consequence of the liberal SUP.
5tssl2 II tsa4pUtt with which the BALTIMORE
4-- WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
mas met, the Pr0pretors have determined to increase
their stock, aud will until further notice. run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nine Passenger COache,
daily, IN each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
T. aataas They have also made arrangements
b;aXfff Riiissac with the Steamboat and Rail Road
z.if+2'fsssShisL Companies, South of Washington b,
which the fare will be reduced to the following ex.
tremeIy lOW rates. viz
ForthrOugh tickets from Baltimore to Richmond $500
90 do do Petersburg, $50
do do do Weldon, $50
do do do Charleston, 1850
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, l5G
As the Coaches will leave Baltimore Immediately
on the arrival OF the Cars from Philadelphia and leave
VI ashington Immediately the arrival of the Steam
boat from the South, and pei form the trip in rehours
passengers will reach Baltimore Washington nearly
or quite as early by this conveyance by the Railroad
Line, and will be down, free Of extra charges al
all the principal Hotels any other reasonable dist
ance in the city.
Passengers by this Line are delivered on board the
Steamboat at Washington, free of any extra charge
and reach Richmond any point south of it, at the
time, and tro dollars and ftty cents less fare
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely sklfu and accom- modatn,
drivers. and every attention to theircOmer For seats
orfurther Information, apply at the Stage Office oppo
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot Pratt ST,
next door TO the Green House, and two doors west
WRitman's Hotel.
au29-tf JACOB PETERS & co
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Leaving the passage through OHly........,.SI3
N3- Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam Packets
Office, Spears wharf, Baltimore. Apply to
m23d II. SHEPPARD, Agent
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oOIA Al THE 1klCES! The Auction
"a Bargain Store has been receiving lots OF CHEAP
Goods, and now offers great inducements TO buyers
Large White Spreads only 81 %.
Lawns at l2a, l6, lsa and p cents
Bareges at lSa cents, a very cheap lot
Calicoes 81, 10 and 1876 Mouseln de LANES l6 cents
Damaged Muslin cts. yard Boys wear only l23 cts
Black Cambria 81, sand 10 cts; Corded skirts 37t cts
Parasols 81 to 81 50 sun Shades 37s and 80 cents
Linen Towels, for 25c; fine light Kid Gloves, 25 and
37t cents.
IA ig'd Cotton Spread Cloth only % cents
Bonnet RisboRs at 8, 10 and l23 cents yard
Pongee Silk IIdkfs only 37k cents; solid head Pins Sc
Boys Pocket Hdkfs G.! cents; yard wide Musins &c.
And many other bargains at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE,
je30 No. 25 Howard St., Sd door from Fayette.
HELLY STEAMERS. Families making
- Cunant and other Jellies at this season, would
do well to have one of my Jelly straine's, which
the most convenient articles for that purpose that
be had. ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1876 Baltimore street,
je30 second Tin store above Howard-st
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yINRAVELLING DRESSES. We have ins

TENRANELLING DRESSES. We have inst
Il received an assortment of articles for Travelling
Dresses, viz:
ALPACAS, browns, green's. states, fawn, drab, sc.
Grey Ponqee superfine A Brown Linen
French Mernoes; plain Mouslines, sc.
lot of cheap Worsted Plaids, for bathing dresses
Silk Oil Cloths, for Caps.
great lot of large heavy WOOLLEN SHaWLS
Cheap for travelling
Beautiful pew style Chemsetts; French Collars SC
Fouard silks; Muslins; Ginphams.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
jels 203 Baltimore street.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

IIihEE u CLOCh LINE ~ FtiLfDfIFHI.5.
a esSen SUPPORT OPPOSITION OR
PASSAGE TO PHILADELPHIA
ONLY CONE DOLLHR!' ROUND TRIP 81 80.
Fro!c Nu. Light ST. wharf, DAILY, Sundays pN-
cersSd) at O'Clock, p. NJ. BeIthS free Meals p
ee!.Is No charge for baggage. lIF-Through without
changcot person or baggage.
The new amt splendid Steamboats, ROBERT +.
SIOCkION, Capt. Layman, and EXPRESS, Capt.
Whitaker. viii leave No. 3 Light street wharf alter
natey EVERY AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock, arriving
carry the following morning in time to connect with
the New Ork Line. For freight or passage apply to
f. G. HARRIS, Agent,
JySu No. Lightst. wharf
SEA BATHING-"FoR CAPE May
ffasf@h" b. BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL.
lhs7l4zfarS PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
e4.ssa .el-tI1I On Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3
N-fi7a=s@-Sa@ O'Clock, P. M from No 3 Light ST.
wharf, to connect win steamer Napoleon, Captain
Ross, which leaves Philadelphia on Wednesday, and
Fridays.
PASSAGE AND MEALS 40!
Carriage hire at Cape Island included.
PASSENGERS viii take the C0mpany's Boats on Tues
days and Thursdays ats O'Clock, +. NJ. from No. 3
LIGHT STREET WHARF. connecting with steam
er Napoleon, the following morning, arriving at Cane
Nav, at o'clk p. NJ.
Passengers leaving ON Saturday, at 3 O'Clock, F. NJ .
will take the the Boat ut Philadelphia, on Monday
mOrnicr at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Ears FGpeIior aud cHpacinus Steamer NAPOLEON
hHn trGn fitted up at considerable expense tor sea
So. |ice, having new boiler placed below, which is
hnt the with any other boat running to the Canes
aud especially fOl this route. The rviccs of an eX-
perCnccd branch Pilot has been secured and no excr-
ton will be spared Ia give comfort to passengers.
Z. G. HARRIS, Agent,
iy-9 No. LighI street.
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n,,,s, FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM.

a R3nssf FUN n NAPULIS. On VI
tt5sysst bsrrn BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fine
3GskSsszs2saE steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
timore ON every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING at o'ock, for the places above named-s start
Ing from the lower end of Dugan's wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
iyl2 l., G., TAYLOR
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ENANS. We have on hand an assortment of Pa
&c per Folding FANS, which we Will sell low to
close. FRED'K FICKGY 4 SONS,
ylS 29e Baluh. ere street,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
Notice.

StEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the chae'aW1 avs
To- be endorsed proposals with iron and Steel wal
s ,eiyed bv the undersigned the Choctaw Agency
until - o'clock Mond the III day OF Augae GsS. AZ,
for supplying the Choc,aws with tons o' iron 'ho o
pnnnds OF steel in the following mHnner:-one ION o.,
Iron and two hundred pound. Of Steel to he
the public blacksmith shop Is miles below O"1SN'"'e
the same qusu,ty Of each al the public sh at or near
Running Water in the Pashmaana psI1e' ,. iS s. srIs
from The Chocraw Agency aud the same quantity at
the Spencer academy shop.
Each ion Of Iron TO consist OF
500 lbs, plough mnuldj,
200 round iron inch,
leo " round iron / inch,
l0N &" uail rods,
! argsaxe bar, :, ,,
And the remainder OF ght assorted bar iron all oil The
hest Juniata or other apprpyod manufacture o, oqHt
quality The Steel to be OF the best - Crowley steel
The Whole to he delivered the different shops on o.
before the 18th January 1916. Payment will be mude
upon the certificate of the different blacksmith oi the
delivery of the iron and steel according to contract
The usual security required ,,,,,,,,,
WM ARMSTRONG,
Act. Supt. W. 7.
Choc,sw Agency June 10, l8i5---l5-ot.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
STEAM BOAT ENE:.lNE.

FGNEIE undersigned surveyors Of ships, STEAMBOATS,,
1 and other water crafts for the Port 6 New Or
leans having been required thereto, required board
the steamboat Eveln", lawn Master, at klchHrds"n :
wood ward, near CaTroiton. about miles above the
and altcI careful examination discovered the cause
of the leak to have be knot Of her P'anks,
on the board SIDE nearly umdsps. about half way
between the knucke and the gunwaie which had been
rted out, being uhout IEch,s in diameter, and
the ring bolts the board bow also started out
from cause to unhnUWn but r. presented to
have been done by striking something under water and
causing very bad leak and damage to the cargo; the
injury the boat had been properly repaired, and the
boat unusually tight.
We therefore. glvc it decided opinion that the
bot river worthy in good crndithn and entirely h
l., mr., csed on her inu nded voyage
I'VE therefore,, recommend that proper and thor
ouCh e1a, rn,tion be made Of the cargo which had
been landed from her, and such is in proper condl
on be reshpp,d on board Of her and such part as Is
found to be IA GER hing condition, be sCnt back to
the city and sold ior the benefit OF whom it may con
Given under our hand. at The city of New Orleans,
this 1th day of juno. 1915
RlClrD l.. ROBERTSON,
For KlCli'D SWAIN.
r. l.. ROBERTSON.
=, @ Sworn and subscribed before me. tbs
lie 'I list Of June. 1915.
q. Il. STRINGER.
Not. Pu5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
EDUCATION.

IHHlIE Undersigned has opened 4 school at Mount
IL Cnnf,rt 3 miles North West of Fayete>liir,
IN which Young gentlemen vii be prepared for en-.
,ering the rOwer classes of college, at IS 80 pei
session. The common English bta"oiics vii h
taught at Sc per session -.-.,;.,.
until such time as The preparatory school of The Fan
Wes, Seminary shall 20 into operation.
Good boarding. IN respectable fnmitios, on very
accommodating terms.
ROBT. W. MECkLlN.
Mt. Comfort, June 10, lS45.-4r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
E}iry Goods.

Daizornc and painted iac!;oncs Nas'ini plaid Cling
hams, 81 ii IS; brown Domestic, columbia mar
horo and Grorgian Stripes: Franklin Pads heavy '4I'
I'd iattnctt 'Slriped, PUd blk. steel mixed ana n!"'
dn. scarlet, white and green fanncls red padding
cloth do: canvass; coored camhrcS stout webb W rSt-
ed and India Rubber Braces Lcvanine cravas; f"nger,
English Bandanna and French silk hkfs. SphtaIhe,d
aud Choppa silk purses twist; black SILK hFHdS: Dir
silk cords; coOred worstrd binding; quality binding
tlc>cia lining scrges mixed and patent pms; mnA r
and silk binIngs cotton and linen sc"ins thread ;
white twicd tapes linen do; cotton hks.; chntz
shawls black and coorcd aita rb0onS lasting sat
in and m3hair coat AMI vest hIttons plain muShn
cravats; Madras do; Avery shectns; Greenfield y Bar.
lington tickings Mrrrimack rich chin'z' gnghAm
stripe, and French plate prints, great variety {" pat
erns; LIle AMI green blankets cotton yarn Se "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
R"gniar Memphis and Fort Gibson y,r,.c,
LITTLE BEN FRANKLIN -n
J, S!MpSoV AaSfer,

J, S!MrsoN haSter. .. ~
A WILL ply Hs a regu'ar Facke. bet,vern n
'Ei:.fgNsiJ the above mentioned ports through Ioos
IL EIcs.Yy tt'o srnson and hcing light trausl
and substantial build, is wcl adnptcd 10 tl. tradr -
The Little Ben Franklin will be Kept entirely in fe
trade, and will make her trips regularly hrogf fro
port I" port and for the safe transportation Of greigbt
and passengers can compete with auy boat in ~,
trade Strict attention paidio the discharge Of frci ,
aud the delivery of letters or orders Far frepht or
passage apply on board or to the undersigned Ag,nl
SCOTT WHITE & Co., Van BUren,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
4, d = Il 1.

vvPON the morning Of the Sth inst, prom,&ory
4 note, dawn hy J. NJ. Walker, payable t" John
rIIrt for some amount largely one hundred DOL
lars which note IN be service t" any person eA'
crpt to the pryce. The finder will confer ana 'hpF'
tant favor by handing to the over or me
ed, H"'Ni
July 70. 1915 NO 22-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
E!g9Y1A.G IACgtgep
Between New Orleuns and Fort Gib.cu,

a THE splendid new and fast runnin
81. steamer SWALLOW, Capt. J. 4. RIcu
s-aT1sSEiESE ARDsoN, will run as a regular packo
during the present season between the above mention
cd ports touching at all landings on the Arkansas II.
yer. -
Every attention will be paid TO the comfort Of pif-
songersand to the delivery Of letters parcels or Of.
ders entrusted 20 the care Of her officers.
May 10, lol5.--l3tr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
NOTICE..

adarsisncd VIII offer for sale tho ION
=. in township lumber 9. nine north o, !
{ |fS;rly.ono wes, OF tho fifth principal
- ,he 23i day OF August nFN'' |" DC
i Mere tracts. Sold at lie conf''hoose
Puren, Crawford county Arkansas. :.
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. Nj. a"u d
r. G.. S. BROW y.
Township ConmiSSiohef'
SI5.-uo 23-lt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
lNISTRATOR'S SALE.

Mt TO an order Of the Honorable fr"na.o
&fCras ford county. will sell to the II g".
i Monday the lI,h day of August neNt "a, at
before the court house door in Van bn
Owing described lands and town lots VIZ
n of the south east Iwest1 our OF sec NO.
Ing one hundred and three 12-oo acres
east fourth of the south west 'onr'h,
b. west fourth Of the south east ionrth o'
teen ell in township nine, north OF range
lest. each containing forty acres; also l"'s
"a three in block two, on Water street. '"
and the appurtenances thereon; als' one one
4 all sold as the property Of David X. Loo
a. Sale for benefit Of creditors. T..
bnd and three approved Securities due IN
. pa yabe in Craw ford county SCRIP.
GEO. W. PASCHAL. Admr
or Davlp R. l.ooNEY, Dec d.
b, July 18th, 1s45.-No 23-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
Regular Arkansas Packet.
ARKANSAS NO. 4,
r. PENNY Wit. MASTER.

T. FE NY v T, MAsTEE.
A oSHn This new. light dIaGghf, passers
teeerttE steamer, iust buiIr. unt, irtcrC-
yel-IS 1EJE ed expressly for this trade, is now
ont. and will commence her regular trips as a
packct between Fort Gibson and New Or'rorf,
on the first rise Of water. No expense hrs beef.
spared to render the Arkansas No. 4 ore of tho
best hoHts in the trade in every respect. For fr.
'her particulars apply to ~
Nov. 80. istt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
CLOTHlNG:

A. ,s,o,tmon, of Summer pa IT'S coats and vests pace
s,in vests drawers knit shirts feur bosom Shirts &C
oUEENsWARE GLASSW ARE. &c.
All Of which were boug ht low and will be sold ehe'P
for Cash or Country Produce
Van Burcn, June e, lol5.-NI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
ROOTS. SHOES AND hats ::

hrorons SINNERS, ties huskins and halt galtorE,
p ed infants shoes nd brogans, mems kIP ana
seal brogans, gentlemen sewed and Prged salt ana
boots slippers end dancing pumps %'',,'',,
and drah Russia hats, fashionable fIk, iuS''' I''
merc and nuirla hats, scalet, eioth ana lut '"PS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
Hardware.

Knives and forks shoe knives hntcher do P"SHet ""'
r,1ors scissors thum lanccts, phegns Snahles' N"
Ltbes knob do tap borers, round bolts door do DrdSS
@ ,teni IA meets nTniasscs gates buJt "g77' b"rs
butts screws chalk lines. shoe tacks caf"eers r"'eS
table and tea spoons sheep thrars' mana saws. PIT
saws rat tail, half round an" mn saw mes
lin strings, needs darnng aud sPayi"g d,; knt,;ns
wood pocke, combs stock, pad, closet trunk, till
sadde bags and gun locks; II nd"ostHn o" stones "Pe
s,roS lacks assorted, statia glasses, shoe hammers
aor bu,tons iron squares, socket and hrmer chi S
oJs foot adzes aw blades pcggrg awtsscy the stones
Lna nincers Gotten and Worstod Weddings brace an'
hits stock aud dies, roller backfes Paten' a"ge1s
49,, ,,6enters tools; blue aud black INK, Collins ana
XI.a ,Ies Collins broad axes OK and log chans
,ow Knives sce,hcs; mills nails; bar Tyre oahc
and hoop iron; blister steel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
S'i0s!sigsg.
Linen hneam shirts; coNnnado and Linen pants
tonadt and linen coats ans

SUGAR, coffee, loaf sugar. c'lrjird sugar
rca ReraIia and Principe scgurs, honey de" and Leu
wiche's hest chewing t"ba Geo; gun power YEA "aI
nj sb,d tanners OIL lret wine, pickles. mus'''",
,a,tn coIs sup: cayennc ground pepper cinn mon ana
gnger; ground pGmento; lemon syrup St"ught"n bit,
,ers. cassio sweet oil Muscat and Port w'ne sweet
vine in casks cherries, r"isns, specs n'u,U W.,
III III htEsy old Bourbon do !: linsecd OIL Walk
e,s ae pntsburg do clay pipes, soap CASTLE do' c'oer,
starch cologne, Jelly -four emery white Shd coarse
and fine salt: corn brooms single and double hat'aSS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:

of o,,- ,DO,,-
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
"A and "a brown and bleached shirtngs, Low
ell and Virginia coltons, brown and bfached sh'r'hs.
onron checks, American. French and Attakapas cot
,onades, bcdtcking. black alpacca, hombazne ana
summer Cloths black and colorrd mGr'nos' nanAm's
Hall ,rd color,d cambrics, English, French and
American prints, mourning cacocs irish linens haS
sia tilpers damask table cloths, cambric SWISS an"
Iac,ne muslns Madrass silk ard linen camofc nan"
krrchiers black Italian cravas, frussan ,
kid gloves webb and gumc'as'ic suspeoders' 'aaeS
bnuucts. cotton cord white aud coiored sP""i co''"n
HACK ard coored sewing silk. hooks and el Ss, hee.es
pin., whalebone, buttons ivory drcss'n{ sac HnI
violn strings fish h. oks and lines matches, steer Pon
PAPER ink, pen and pocket knives, table KNIVES a"'
! forks, Spoons, &c. &c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,

VyAVE JUST received the following articles of dry
/ goods, groceries, hardware, qnrrn~ware, boots
shoes &c which tn, offer for sal Oh reasonable term
for sn q cnuNtrY prDLnCc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26

fresh Nermacei'a,
/ 10 Maccnroni.
do Lobs;ers,
|cd per steamer Virgininn and for
". II. 81 NJ. MAlERS.
Il ani Drug DealprS. Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26

interest, aud call A. III" Van
hoIesaIe and ReIail Cash store,
In st. II you wish to obtain
BA RGAlNS.
ALLACE Il WARD
- received their full supply of goods, con
part OF
french broad cloths,
ry csssmeres,
lot cloths,
id slttinetts,
id Jeans,
id tweeds,
"a red, green Mschinaw blankets,
W cached domestics,
Bills aud Osnaburgs,
5knsks. blue drilling &c.
~ atom pant stuhs,
=. kwns, silks &c
1r1ans, Csshmsro dc Ecosse.
~ LANES, wo0len plaids,
I'D aud changeable Alpaccas'
md brown merinoes,
md DImask shawls,
ma scarIs,
<1<--L chcmize,,s and collaretts,
~ fiinmed; night caps.
6hi,e silk thule and nett goods,
,ssr- siss and mu!! muslin,
,K@1 Md lace stripe cambric,
eiles, and grass cloth skirts,
!, prset laces,
- IA linen lawn,
~sS,{r;c, plain and hemstich hdk'fs,
y i~r r-snd Madrass hdkfs,
ee~ and muslin laces, edgings and inseT-
- ecnt's gloves and hosiery,
~ 4 nd ties,
20 ]11ncy silk cravsts.
- I'd gimps and fringes.
"a eycs. thread, needles &c;
nd t1ack Hollands,
eoelon velvet,
l~ru17lls and velvet vestings,
I. ; 1fcat assortment.
y ~, satin, and ,atiuta rib5cns,
nd parasols, new style,
~ ~ carpet binding,
linscys,
n prn dressing combs,
4 Uorn tuck combs,
"a tooth brushes,
/.6Da ps, &c.
25S1ee, hair pins and bracelets,
lszestc ad and cotton suspenders,
.1e1&c.
<6&Acr with a very large assortment Of
- Huis. Caps. anil Bo"neiiS; GLASSWARE,
-, Hardmare, Sadd|ery. am Sad.
XISimmings. Books AMI SfdtiOne"y.
Grocerics. DruaS. Paints and
Ef DIE.STtFFH.
~ merry article usually found in dry goods
~ country, which they offer to purr rhasers
/, Il a. retail at as low prices as can be Pur
1wl,sre in the State. All that We ask Is an
"A u The qualities and prices OF our goods,
lks facilities we are determined TO se'' aS 10"
han sbe lowest.
6feu. June 70. l4S5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
A LIST OF LETTERS

in the Post Office at Fayettr
sas on the 30th of June lSi,
N out by the 3lsi Of Augus
General HOsl Office us dead !e
LNne Garrett
l.andrmhum Irwin
lenry ] ewIs lrachen
LEWIS George
erd Alarris William
Muikry Joseph
Mufny james
Y Mathews Tnus ii
Mott VIM II ii
Nurlhum MasIin C.
Norwood Rev Thus
izabethParr John .
Price a J
Poo Join
enj L Payne John
PeIphrey EIcazuFo
ROYAL II d
Heirs Ralnwate:s James
Remy Wm J
Ross Mrs Margaret
Reliig Conrad 4
Rmbol,om WiIiilm
Shirley Simon
Snced lion 5 G 4
Smith Joseph A or
A Wallace
Smith join
Sexton Jacob
Stewart James D
SubIett L VI
StapIctOn AICN1nICr }
" Smith Francis
,urn Smith Weaks
Sharp Thos
Tharp Mrs Elizabeth
Trent Josiah
VanhOusc Peter
Voss " iIIilm J
cy Williams John
Wallace Alfred 5
WaIkup &
Waid Miss EN- limo
Williams Mss u }
Wilcox b n
Wilson Capt William
Worford Isaac
Wynn Col " iiIiam
Yeulcs Nicholas
Iops JacOj
ia' '-7-~v Of the above letters
Y are adve tIs,I
|. STRAINS NJ
No 22-3t. -.ll2.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26

Ts,nE subscriber has inst established a new Ferry
across Red river where he is prepared to accom-
moda,e the travelling and cmigra',ng community on
the most liberal terms. Said ferry at the croSSing o
the main road from Fort Smith to Coffee Hc"d ana ''1
forks Of the Trinity in cAa,and is decidedly the near
est and best rout from Missouri and Arkansas to tho
upper part of Texas.
TERMS.
Fc--vin, WAGONS. common size, 81 90
:. Man and ilOTse, -
Horses and Oxen, each ia
Is Loose stock, Gi
Women and chiliren Of emgrants free Of charge -
Then, !, Blacksmith shop Immediately opposite the
(erry Corn Meal and other provisions constantly on
hand oLONh DO''
June 10, lSi5.-2O-Gm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26

ARKANSAS
CRAwFoRD.
10 W ford Probate Court, at tho July
A. D. 1915.
Jnlv ii, 1873.
Rpps AgminiSiratOr Of
decreased.
on ii is day came the said Nimrod tappss'
istrator as aforesaid, and having filed h'S
5eturn at the July term, and his '""cntr
hich was examined hv tie court, and 1t is
Eil no exceptions be filed thereto. on or be-
5rd day Of the next term OF tins conrt'
Bal return viii be conhrmcd and recorded
Ins will be debarred from excepting there,
lhCr ordered by the court that copy nj
| published in the Arkansas lntetIgencef
days before the next term oil tins court
y from tae Record
1 A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
1S45.--no 23-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
GROCERIES, Easi1ne. :.

Eoemrfta rcspuetfnlly call the attention Of
--rne public 10 their fresh and ful assortment If
ch9ic goceries &c, together with large supply uf
genuine Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Fr,nch
Perumary. 1hcis assortment consists in pa. 1f abs
following artcles