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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

TIE WASHINGTON ~Tragedy.-Afier hearing the ties
Iinupy and the arguments of counsel in The ease Of The
u. States a aims, VIM. Rufus Elliott for The murder Of
WIN. Zrbedee Kendall. justices Nlorsell and Goddard,
on Saturday last. sent The accused on fur further trial
and refused To admit him Ia bail. The Justices also de.
cided that The prisoner should be required 10 give bail in
the sum OF $1,000 for his appearance 10 answer 10 the
charge Of assaulting with intent In kll josiah Il. Bailey
The reader will see IN another column the particulars
Of the dispute which led Ia this melancholy aflray.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

Co. The Richm md Enquirer seems particularly de-
lighted with the result Of the late election in Tennessee.
because ii shows Thai M. Poik has tho confidence Of
his own State. We think thai II Tennessee had vo,ed
lot him, she would have given much better evidence Of
that confidence! The fact is, The Wings have permits
ted themselves to be DEFEATED; and he causes are very
obv i"us. They were rende red ind ferrnt In thr result
not only by the non election of Mr.. Clay last fall. but
by the fact that they had nothing 10 gain, in the pre-
sen, state Of parties, by a victory row. We cannot be-
lieve iha, Tennessee, which refused to submit To the
diciations, and successfully resisted the influence of Jack.
son, can be Influenced by such a nan as James X. Polk.
Indeed, the great falling of Of the vote in Tennessee
shows that there was M struggle -and that Tho Why's
permitted the election To 90 by default. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

The Flour and Uheoi Markets i, is believed ,ha,
oidets cane out IN the las, steamer from England, for
the purchase Of bread slufls for The English market
But as the failure Of the BRUSH crops was still a matter
of doubt At our last dates. those orders have mol had the
effect of materially increasing the prize Of when, and
flour, though il has rendered The market frner and
holders less disposed To sell. The next anrlval from En-.
gland will probably bring more certain information as Ia
he fate Of the crops in that country. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
APPOINTMENTS. George Hari;

APPOINTMENTS. George Harris, formerly
editor of an Abolition paper in New Bedford, Massachm
selts, and at one time a candidate Of the free negroes t
that place for a seat in the Massachusetts Legislature.
has been appointed by President Polk a Purser in the
Navy, Ia fill the vacancy occasioned by the death oi
Edward n. Cox.-Only one addition al drcapitalionby
The euilIotne is officially announced-Samue Hender
son having been removed from the office of postmaster
at indianapolis, and Livingston Dunlap appointed in his
place.-The Ltwishnrg (Na,) Chronicle informs US
thai, The Rev. Shannon Butt has been removed from the
efhce Of postmaster of that town. and s. 5. Smith ap
pointed il his place. Mr.. Smith was The former posts
master. and was removed, Tor abuses in his office, ON the
petition flhe people of Lewisburg, who asked that Mr..
Butt might be appointed his Successor. Mr.. Polk is the
peoples President, with a vengeance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

@S- The franklin (Irnnessee) Review, alter an.
nounclng the defeat Of MIR. Foster, The Wing candidate
for Governor in tina, State. says: The whole secre, oi
that defeat. IN our estimation. lies in two causes thu
absence Of all excitement upon the subject, aud lha swap
ping Of Votes in the strong Wing counties, where there
was a plurality Of candidairs.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

Dr- Phe President appoints an Abolitionist to office;
and The Republican thinks il a fair off,ett, TO cite The de.
clara,ion oflhe New York Express. thai, a certain Wing
clique in that State are endea voring to identify Abolition
ism with Wing principles. Doesi ii not see the mark
ed dlfprence? In the one case, the head Of the party,
who is The head Of the nation also. directly rewards
me Of the fanatical crew, and arms him with official in
nuence by appointing him to office. In the other, a
lew citizens seek to give a false direction to 'he action
Of the party with which they are connected. Is there
any similarity in the Two cases2 The Republican some-
tunes detects very nice dislinctiuns-su in this case.
it seems, it cannot perceive a gap as wide as a barn
door
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

70 The Richmond papers contain a notice Of Mrs.
> Z T. Thomas, wife Of Ex Govsrnor Thomas Of Ma,
ry'aod. of her intention to apply & The mex, Legislature
"i Virginia for a divorce. and stating tina, she has taken
the steps prescribed by a law for u trial of the causes for
said divorce. which will be tried in ,- circui, superior
court Of llenrico county in November next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
THE Mex DING ESS.

Including The Florida Senators, there will be 81 mem
hers in the next Senate, so Of " hun have been elected
26 Locus and - Wings. Four are yet 10 be appointed
-one each frmn Virginia. Mississippi, lndana and Ten
nessee,-all Of whun will he Locus, aud giving thal
party a majority of !.
The House of Representatives is now full, with The
exception Of the SIX members from Maryland and the
fur fum M,ssIssippi-and six varanties, one each from
Flurida, Massachusetts. Maine, New Hampshire New
Jersey and Louisiana. We give a statement of the po-
h,ical character of the iluuse. So far as elected, and a
comparison in The same poin, of view with The late Con-
gress
Why's. Locns. .Natires.
28th Congress II lS9 90
X9,h Congress- "a l27 6
Shuwing a Wing gain Of four, and a Locofoco loss OF
re.
h may he well enquired, if the Loco majority failed
IL modify the Tariff last year, what reason is there to
suppose 'ha, they will redeem their pledges now, with
= reduced msjori.y7
u is likewise a matter Of ~surpr,ze, as well as gratula
ion, that, in despite Of the adverse influences under
which the Wings have lahored since last Fall. they
have been able nut only to maintain their ground, but e.
zen to diminish slightly the strength Of their opponents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
FILL DRY. GOODS.


M f. are now receiving. by the Ship Virginia
w from LIverpo"l, direct, and The Ships "Walrr-
Io"," and Queen Of The West" via New York, our
lmporia'lons of -
BRITISH, .uENCn Arp GERMAN
DRY Ops.
For the Fall trade. selected in the various fnreign
markets. by persons fully competent, expressly for the
trade Of Virginia and N"rlh Carolina.
And by various arrivals from New York and Boston,
we are receiving a Ct mpleie assortment. uf AMERI-
GAN MANUFACTURED GOODS, pur-
chased from the Manufacturers, VI then Agents. On the
most ia vorahle terms.
We have ais constantly on hand. a fill supply Of
Virginia Manufactured Cotton Gmds, Of all styles,
making IN all, a stock, which ~surpasses in extent, and
in richness and variety Of styles. any that We ever had
the pleasure of If tIng Ia our friends and cns'oIners,
aud To which We resp cttully invite the atien'i"n ot
Country Merchants visiting our city, p'~dlng ourselves,
to sell them AT LEAST. AS Low as they can be
be ~purcharrd in any Of the Northern Markets.
KENT. KENDALL & ArWArER.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
II West Main Street, Richmond.
Richmond, Aug. % WOW It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
~ % II Z e. II .

~ d II 4 T. r..
WI The Undersigned, frerholders Of The county Of
w Campbell. having been called IN by Samf. W.
Scat, to appraise a certain es;ray Cow 6rj tho same 10
be a no.horned and whl,e Cow.-crop and sin in both
Ipars,-wurih about $40. =
Given under ON hands g. seals, the 26' h day Of August,
lS45. JOSEPH WlLKERSON. (sEAL.1
NICHOLAS WILKERSON. [sEaL.
The owner Of The ao,ve Cow Is requested 10 take her
away, Is she is roueles"ns. >. NJ SCOIT.
Az! %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

o. Or the three Locofoco members from Congress c.
lec'ed iroi" Kentucky, une Of Them. John p. Martin, Il
elected from the Frankfort, district. which nevertheless
eivrsa Wing majority Of nearly soco vo,es. This re-
suit was occasioned by q division of The Wing strength
hetween Two candidates., neither Of whom would give
way to The other, and both Of " hun must no~ feel pretty
cheap.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

TENNESSEE.-Full returns have nu, y., been r..
received fnom this State; bu, /, Ia certain thu, Asron Y.
Brown. (Loco) is elected Governor. heating Fo.,er .hau,
1000 votes. His vote is nevertheless less than ,hs, Of
Polk. The aggregate vote of the State is several ,hon.
sand less than that of last Fall. In the Sale Lepisla,
'ure the l.ocos haves majority of one in The Senate ana
thrse Ia The House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

ALAi3AMA.-Joshua +. Martin, who took tho field
as a candidate for Governor, against Nathaniel Terry,
The nominee Of the Locufoco party, is elected by z or
5000 majoity. The Locus who voted for Martin are
said To bs the "in terry fed Democrats IN cir DE-
fea,eJ brethren tbe terry fed Denccrats.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
NOTICE.

The Camp Meeting heretofore advertise d 10 com
mence NJ "Oak Grove Camp GROUND on the 2ls, OF
August, has been post p"ned TO I'm September, IN con
sequence VI sicAness aud other unavoidable ransps.s
JAMES NJ. WOOD, Snpi.,
Campbell aud ij~Itrd Circuit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

W A very nervous writer in the Lexington Eva }
Gaset,e 10 strongly urging, as a substitute for An Amend
I'd Constitution, the Division Of the Old Dominion. His
o'i'c', which he boldly avows, is to abolish slavery west
q Tho mountains. What will the Valley Counties, in
which the number Of slaves has rapidly increased with>
N The last len years, say 10 This proposition !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

%. The Funeral Sermon VI the late Mrs. WilLIaM
DAsIEL. IL. viii be pracheI nj The Methodist Ep,u,,e
pal Church. On Sunday. the 3lsl inst, by IA. Rev. Da
vd 5. Do.gett.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
MAKR1NGl,.

Married, IN the 2lst inst. by the Rev. Moses F,iz
patrick, JONI II. PEany, Esq 10 Miss SARAH l.. Coz
Inns, all oi Nelan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
An ESTRAY cow.

~wrr~-rrs. SOME two or thru w",ks
ENnM%AWNMaI1A since. \ BLACK COW, y itch
He.A%xwuAxrxC pu. h,ad ifon M ansessm ,
kMsf0EH (ul the firm OF Adsuis \ Wiikcf
WN~LE-e spn) who oblsined her INN spne
u~D pefs ~ IN the country, went II,
aud hna moi since hern hrntd lroin. No marks are rrcui-
Irrlrd hy wheel, she might b~ Identified. except that
her horns are bo,,d, aud elr has White slphs On her
TANKS. viii 10 thankful ior any lnlurtua ,ou which
viii rnntle me- 10 YET her a.ai,. NM. A. SMITH.
Auu. % islf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
NEGROES FOR 81

SHALL. sell, al next Campbell court. IN the 2nd
Il M"nday IN September, thai being conrl day, ~ or
10 LIKELY NEGROES, consisting ii Men, Women
Gltls ana Boys, ior cash. N. X. CRUTE.
Aug % 1875 IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28


$4,000 10000 10000
lG6 PRIZES or $1,000.
Io,resi 3 number Prise, $1,000.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class M. 90; 10 ue drawa IN Saturday,
September 20. lSf5.
GRAND CAPITALS.
! ot sc. 900. ri 90. 900, | Of 10000. each Of
6. 900. 5000. 5000. 1000. 36l2. g Of $500, 2OO0,
1870. 90 Of 1860, 20 uf 100, lG6 If 1000, Sc, Sc.
Tickets $l6-lIalves s-Quarpns 4.
A package ot 26 Whrles " III be Sent Tor 1858.
Shares In proportion.
--~----
$4,000. 5000.
POKOMOKE LOTTERY. Class No. 1876. to be
drawn on TUESDAY, September 80, 1916.
rs numbers-l3 dra,bn.
CAPITALS. .t
of 90, 1000. 5000. 5000. 1000. 1900. ITO. 20 Of
600, 800. 800, $50. &c. &c.
Tickets S. Halves s. 0 --Quariers 81 %.
A package Of % Wlolrs will b. sem Tor $llO, war
ranlpd 10 draw back $55 IS. Shares IL proportion.
Dj- In purchasing by Certificate. you win h. .plitled
Ia I'll il may draw over The cost of HE same. Si,onId the
Tickets lbs preferable. they will he fnrw arded al the
price ahove meniinned, aud viii enlIIe The hnIder To The
sn,nunt Whirl, they are warranted 10 draw II demanded
at any time within aelve months lrnm The day ofdraw
ing. 80. ,..
D3- Tickets in all LOTTERIES, from Ono To 7iceniu
Doiars, constantly ior sale, and when lei 10 us VIZ
viii ALWAYS invest in The best Schemes IN hand.
On renillanres enclosing cash or prize tickets. NJ
postage need he paid. Remehber for LARGE PRIzEs,
i. RUSSELL BIGGER s co.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond Aug. % 3iif'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

scrERsoh CoGNAC BRANDY. WINES, &c.
VNrE OFFER FOR SALE,
Pure Old Cognac Brandy, warranted
Old jana. Run. do
Best Holland Gin. d.
Very superior old Madeira Wine.
Sicily Madeira, d.
Port Wine, (pure.)
All of which W. warrant Ia be as good ~ can b. had IN
the State, and un as good t.rins,
LEE s. ROBERTS.
Aug. % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

o. A rrqnisilinn has been made on the Governor OF
Louisiana Tor Two regiments of the Militia of that State.
for the Mexican war, which has been promptly responds
ed 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

An Once for n PrOfessi0nn Nam. :,
HNilE ROOM IN rear II my store will he routed and
Il ress-s.lun given immediately. II has many adssn.
,ages over any other run in io~n 4 E.
.lso, several ANAL Tensinenls aud Stores. IN .lifrrs
son stree, El r.n,. JOHN }, PURNlS.
Avg. % WV "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
CHEROkEE CLAIMANTS.
NAV 3. 1915.

TNHE undersigned has been in the Cherokee coun'
/ try during the session Of the Board OF Commlss1n-
ers for the purpose of rendering service TO such ella
ants as might require his aid and assistance. As he is
about leaving the Nation, he respectfully informs the
Cherokees who have employed him, that he will IT
Fort smith md the rout to W ashIngton, examine
testimony taken upon claims which c"nhdrd to his
care and if any deficiency in proof detected, he has
the authority the Hon Board TO procure additional
testimony upon questions pr"ponnded, before either
of the district Judges Of the NaLon-the indian Agent
or other competent tribunals
The undersigned will attend, the regular sesS"ns o.
the board, when it again organizes at Washington l"
examine and adjudicate finally upon the claims sub
mitte. All claims committed 10 his care shall be
promptly brought before the Board, with such areu.
mcntsus each dcminds: and hence he can promise
his clients that their interests shall not suffer- or de
csns upon their claims be retarded from want OF prop
or efforts and vigilance on his part.
All claimants who have not gwen the undersigned
power to act for them in claims submitted TO the
Board can do by expressing their desire IN writ
ing before any of the Judges other proper tribunals
OF the natou OF Arkansas or before either OF the
late Clerks OF the Board, Messrs stand Waite, Ben
iamn Howard and others lie would advise his friends
10 forward this authority speedily possible TO hni
at Washington CITY where the Board will ecommencc
it's session. as soon a. the Commissioners meet. II is
very important to claimants, for many reasons to have
an early specially the funds remain
ing in the Treasury may not be adequate to the pay
ments of all the allowed claims.
The unde' signed will remain three or four days at
Fort smith where lie arrived this evening.
5. C. SrAMBAUCH.
For. Smith, April oath; Isi5-li3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
From tie ". O. Tropie.


4 IOnr relations rih Msrieo.-Oddly enough as
s,eems to US, says the MY. Courier and Euquir.
in all the discussions concerning the probable
Lei upon Mexico, Of the course Of this govern.
Int in rega rd to anneIation, no reference seems
{bave been made to very peculiar provision
1.-The treaty Of. Amity, Commerce and Navlga.
n now subsisting belu cen the two countries. and
ich has been brought before the pablic in the
ube Of Monday. That treaty was negotiated
/ April. 1881, oad the third clause Of the 34Ih
ktic!e reads thus:
Bd. if (what indeed cannot be expec,ed) any of
articles contained in the present treaty shall
violated, or infracted 10 any manner whatever,
simulated that neither Of the contracting par.
will order or authorize any act of reprisal. nor
clare war against the other, on complaints Of in.
lies or damages, until the said party considering
I'm offended shall first have presented 10 the 9th.
Ia statement of such injuries or damages, ver.
by competent proofs, and demanded justice
4 satisfaction, and the same shall have been eli.
4 refused or unreasonably delayed.
I resentment, national or individual. says the
rprier,- were governed by laws or treaties. it
hit be inferred from the provision here recited,
a, however great the provocation we have given
Mexico. she would not make reprisals. nor resort
,hos;ilities without notice. But as war ipso fac
nbrouates treaties, Mexico, if otherwise ready
a hardly stav her hand out of respect for this
! provision, when she has made up her mind to
knway with the treaty altogether, and the ami
BE relations it was designed to cement.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
Toilet and Fancy Articles.

NJ. Bush respectfully informs the public That he
IN 1. has received per steamer Lucy Long. a fine as
rtment of perfumery hair oils, powders. French ex
hair brushes nail brushes, tooth brushes, combs,
eezers tooth brushes especially for the 'adies, pow
- puHs pearl powder, violin stfnss, marbles &c.
;ali Of Which weie selected with great care at the
st esta iishments in New Oreans,by J. W: Tayloe,
I'd will be sold very low.
Il MAY 3, I645. l2-u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF CRAwFoRD

COUNTY OF CRAWFORD,
Crawford Circuit Court, Chancery side thereof NJ
IS45
Mathew Ferguson, who sues as
well for himself a. the other cred Complainant.
vs. Bill in Chan,ery.
Henry starr & Samuel l.. Griffith.
late merchants and partners aud Will
Iam C. Robinson, assignee Of Henry } DCt~lanis.
Starr and John Robinson and Agnes
C. Starr and John Drennen Starr,
A ND now this day came the complainant by his
N solicitors Paschal & Og den. and flied his bill in
this case and it appearing from the affidavit OF com
plainant solicitors that the said John Robinson is
resident OF the State of Arkansas; it is therefore
ordeted By the Clerk Of the court here in vacation
that the said John Robinson be notified by puhlcaton
The said complainant has exhibited his IN this canse,
and that subpoena has issued rcturnabe TO the next
term of The Circuit of said county, to be held
the first Monday in August, A. ID. 1913, at which
tnes defendant is required to appear in person or by
his solicitor and answer the several allegations in said
bill which generally that the said Starr 'rth
are indebted TO the complainant and other creditors
that they have failed and said Starr has made an as
signmcrt 10 said William @ Robins w, in which il ~
frauduentiy alleged that said John Robinson is cred
itor OF said Starr, that said WllamC Robinson has
violated his trust in not accounting that said Starr and
others have made fraudulent sales to said Ohm Robin
son and said William e. Robinson. to evade the credit
ors of sad Starr & Grfilh. The bill Pruys for dis
covery and relief md the cancellation OF certain deeds,
and that a receiver be appointed, and Tor Subpoena
and lnj junctIOn.
Further ordered that copy of this order be publish
ed four weeks successfully in the "Arkansas lntell
pencer" news paper printed in this State, the last
insertion be thrt day before SAID term ol said
court and that il said drendent do not then and .heus
appear said oil viii be taken as comics ed as to him.
A true copy from the Chducery Minutes.
A. MCLEAN, C!srk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
ANTHONY HOUSE,
AND
STAGE OFFICE,

"A Markham street, Little Rork Ark.
TNHIS we'll known establishment, l.cat
N ed in the business part of the city
1; has Just undergone thorough rep,ir, and
8& has been almost entirely reftted and rcfur.
&hed, for the accom- modaion Of the public
The proprietor very respectfully to his old
Dtomers, his friends, and the public generally. th,t
. is now prepared to extend to the travelling commu
Dty, transient visitors and boarders accommodations
Dsur passed BY any establishment west of the An CHA.
es, and pledges himself that every attention shall b.
dered to promote the comfort of p persons visiting
house, that vigilance and fidelity can bestnw being
ermned to spare neither trouble nor expensc in Civ
satisfaction to his guests, and hopes to merit the
Ironage OF the public.
The qualie Of his ales, Wines liquors, and segar
the best that the New Orleans market can afford
this he is confident he having, with great care, Sc
ted them himself. He has made arrangements for
sufficient for the whole season, and London Brown
ut always in bottles, Albany ale on draft lis cooks
celebrated in every department.; his servants faith
and attentivei his Porters trusty and courteous.
or balls and parties every attanable delcacy will
served up in superior manner and at the most
lsonable price.
The commodious brick stables are under the manage
mt OF Mr.. David SHELTON, where carriages, Duggies
horses, are always ready for those who may wish
em.
The Hot Spring mail, rried in elegant nd commo
os iour horse Coaches, for the accommodation OF Wis
rs leaves this house tri-weekly and accommodat ion
ges can at any time be procured reasonable terms,
appiNng to the proprietor, who resides here, and
ose courteous department and desire to pleise tends
some measure, to seo.ho the many Ills tia; aesh il
to. sIa.H rar sr L..T II.l = ''slL.. E...
The office Of tho Montg ,mery and Rock Roe tr
eky line of stages is also kept at this house, where
of-the proprietors be found, siways ready and
irous to accommodate, and whose punctuality, at.
ton and regularity. 10 surpassed even by Stock
or Reside; and also, Of the western OF Van Buren
line. whose agent will slways bs found at his post.
ths steam bos! landing,i Pssssngsrs will always
E''..sii5 - "a JOHN BROWN.
Lille RseA Msy 3slel5. a. - ..la-,s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,

HAFE JUST RECEIVED a complete stock Of
J. goods, consisting of Dry Goods, fIard1srr. sad.
dleTy Hats Boots and Shoes Stationery. Medicines
Sueensware, Cotton yarns lron Steel, Groceries and
Liquors which they offering on better terms, for
Cssh, than have been heretofore sold in this market;
they will also receive in exchange, flour. meal hides
peltres Coon SKINS Bees waS tallow Sc., al the mar
ket prices The following the leading articles Of
their
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
A, NJ, Blu S II

D ESPECTFULLY begs leave to return his sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage he has received at
Barber's and Hair Dressing establishment and al
Ito inform them that he has disposed Of that depart
ent of his esta bshment to J. W Tayloe, who alone
con,nue at the same stsnd,na Main street one door
m j. Austins. where he will at all times be ready TO
|ye all who may honor him with their patronage in
best manner and on the shortest notice.
May 3, ls45. l2-h
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
RiUp r. iHts.

.. CLOVER AND GRASS SEED. a..
DED Clover seed Timothy do; Blue Grass do.
II Lucern do; Flas do All of the best quality
lust received and for sale by
w. II. & NJ. MAYERS. o.
aa... q -E....l.. Grocsrs ara Drngyists.
Fsrt Smith, March Is, lot5'--s, ss-f D. I.r =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
6 MARRIED,

Al hatcher, Miss. on the sth uh., by the Rev. MIR
b. A. GsMAYERs Esq of Fort Smith. Ark, to Miss
Sr B. GiLLY. Of New Orleans. La.
The blessings Of mat.imony attend them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
SUMMER CLOTHING.

4 INGHAM dress and frock cents,
Linen check. and drilling, do
4 Mexican mixture, do
!, Linen check and heavy drilling pants,
Cottonade, do
Blk. Merino, Or do
/ Blk. Satin vest. &c.
US. received per Lucy Long. and for sne by
williams g. PHILIPS.
May 3, lS45. l2-li.