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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-06
EOi.TAN HARpS
MUSIC.

M DUMSDAY, Professor Of Guitar, Singing Sight, Ac.
cordeon Violin, &c., continues to teach ladies' and
smen Of New York lat their resdence the above
&C. avery short time, by his Analysing and inductve
System. Terms moderate.
An improved Accordion for sale.
Good city references given applications No. Chrystie
street, above Walker. AIS lmsrc
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ars. pts-s.s isu, price
500, according the style and finish.
The attention of the public especially called to the Patent
Premium Right and Left Screw Bedstead This bedstead
be before its qualities be known They
well be stated advertisement They have been about
Of the American Institute and over 4 600 have been sodwhs
hotel and boarding in the United States should have this
bedstead-private families cannot do without them
Old Feathers dressed and and Mattresses made
as good as new. SAMUEL 8. PARKER
1Yn&a
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o THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
PROFESSOR b OERHAAVES
HYGEAN RENOVATOR

all those cases where manly vgor Is impaired where the
mental and physical powers by unrstrained
indulgence Of the PASSIONS particularly by those solitary and
and debility the Hygean Kenovator will be found nalble
remedy resores the reproduction both
healthy action, and mpotency, by nfusng
energy into the system In many instances the effect
II fails chronic elects and whites and
remove stery BY restoring healthy uterine action Refer
Heuovato with those affections also in DyspeI
sa weakness OF the back and ons and affections Of the
organs Sold only the importing Agents 201 Fulton
New York Price s. bottle Of s ndorwarded to
N. B.--Copious directions accompany each bottle.
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PORTER,
A l. f A ND CIDER.
IOHN CTAEL,G

SHlP ST. NICOLAS-If the wind should be favorable
- will sail to-day Passengers requested to be board
the steamboat Hercules, At Whitehall Il ocock-June Cd
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DR.. Wheeler, Oculist.

Ut w 0VVIV1} VVU44OW
No. % (LATE 33) Greenwich STREET, NEAR THE
BATTERY, NEW York, ).
DEVOTES his exclusive attention Diseases of the Eye
- and Ophhalmc Surgery and the that there
are not amongst diseases which the human
eve subject any disorder that organ which be
senay relieved entirely cured by him The vast number
satisfy the public that his practice is exceeded either in
by that Of other Ocu in the United
States.
Dr. Wheeler has made arrangement with the most emf
nent manufacturer in Paris for a constant supply of
T-IIgNs ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the natural organ in Appearance
scrutiny and observation without the differ
ence being detected Dr. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them moderate terms.
which he visits ont door patients myl7 1m* ie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-06

NEITHER BED, MATTRASS AND BEDSTEAD
II WAREHOUSE,
LB AND 158 GREENWICH STREET.
Corner Of Courtlandt street. .
reaLneIS from y " g Pei ~
HAIR Mattresses, from " 10 30
Moss do ............ 2to 10
ram Leai, ........ 70
Com Husks.. TO
-
i
Comforters from. l,50 to2,50
Toilet Tables l,l2 TO LOO
= ,Washstands. $3.50. , ;.,.;.. LIZ tol0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-06

q E0n REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WCVO Por the Of GonorrhGa elects, Structures and
analogous complaints of the organ OF generation.
all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain.
1t makes speedy and permanent cure, without the least
rction Diet drink change application to bu-
siness.
We give long quackish recommendation deceive the
public 1.-THE medicine does speak for ITSELF shal!
the proprietor challenges single Of Gonoh6a to
be brought In which the Mixture will effect rapid
der a forfeiture of $780,
This disease that unfortunately peryades all ranks Of
sety-hgh low rich and matrimonial and single. They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least the sorte time possible
Further the disease comet be contracted dose ohe Mix
tuse j. taken az night ON going % bed when exposed
IS put IN bottles with full directions IT, at
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, winch generally
many cured in two days.
For sale only VIM H. Minors, 1872 Broadway corner Of
John ST. opposite franklin House. New York; Mr.. Banys
Of Chestnut aud Seventh streets, Philadelphia and
Smiths 1873 Washington street. Boston; "a Canal street, NJ
Orleans; and % Main street. Cincinnati. jus lmsec
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AO0 0(l0 HAVANA SECARS, imported by M. AN
1kOV,OVO 0ULO for sale at n Liberty street. Among
them will found Cabsns do mperiales Regia Pnetelas
uass San Remain pslis,s: Goosa Dc Panstel., and ya
known house, just imported by the ChrsoFh Colon and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-06

DHlLIIP ERNST, Teacher ofthe Flute and Guitar wou
inform the lovers Of Music, that he has for sale one
the celebrated instruments in every
accordance with those the Paris and London Roys
Academies. To be PHILIP ERNST'S Music Saloon
395 Broadway, near Walker street. mv0 linz re
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, DC.
THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
TO THE ACT OF WALKING.
TOHN F. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &c., 53l Grand
Of Madison street New York respectfully informs
the public that he manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the and less complicated having
forty years and been manufacturer for thyve feels
confident Of giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
Hands. Arms, the common Wood Leg
". bail letters be paid. mhl5 3m&ec
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

Consult your interest, aud call at the van
BuTcn Wholesale and Retail Cash store,
on Stain st. IL Won wish TO obtain
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
RGAINS.
w WALLACE & WARD

HAVE just received their full supply Of goods, con.
! Il sisttng in part Of
English and French broad cloths,
Plain and fancy casgmeres,
Beaver and pilot cloths,
Plain and plaid slttinetts,
Plain aud plaid jeans,
Plain and plaid tweeds,
Summer cassmeTcs, &c.
White, blue, red, green Mackinaw blankets,
Brown and bleached domestcs,
1ckings, drills and Osnaburgs,
Stripes, checks, blue drilling &c.
Linen and cotton pant stutts,
Balzorines, lawns, silks &c
Chusans, tesans, Cashmere dc EcOsse,
Mouseline de LANES, WOODEN pluds,
Black, watered and changeablo AlPlccas,
Black, blue and brown merinocs,
Silk, wooen and Dlmask shaw!s,
Fancy hGk'Gs and scarls,
Lace collars, chcmzetts and collarotts, ID.
Lace caps trimmed; night caps.
Black and white silk thule and nett goods.
Jackonett, Swiss and null muslin,
Plain check and lace stripe cambrtc
Corded, Marseillcs. and grGs, cloth skirts,
COrsets aud corset laces,.
Irish linen and linen lawn,
Linen, canbrc, plain a nd hemstiCh hIk'fs,
Silk, cotton, and Madrass hdk'ts,
Linen, cotton and muslin accs, edgings and inser-
tons.
Ladies and gents gloves and hosiery
Satin stocks and ti=s,
Black and fancy silk cravats,
Black and fancy gimps and irnges,
Hooks and eyes, thread, needles &c;
Brown and black Hollands,
Silk and cotton velvet,
Satin MarscilIs and velvet yestings,
Buttons, 4 great assortment,
Bonnctt, cap, satin, and tafAta rb5ens,
Umbrellas and parasOs, new style,
Carpelng and carpet binding,
Flunnels and linseys,
Buffalo and horn dressing combs,
Buffalo aud horn tuck combs,
Ivory combs,
Hair. nail, and tooth brushes,
Periumery, soaps, &c.
Jet neck aces, hair pins and bracelets,
Elastic, wursiead and cotton suspendcrs,
Bandboycs &c.
Together with very large assortment OF
Boots, ShorS. Hats. Caps. am BonneHs; Glassware,
Queensrurc. Harlware, Saddlery. anil Saa.
diers' Trimmings. Books and Stationery
Groceries. Drugs. Paints ard
DYE-STUFFS.
Comprising every article usually found in dry goods
stores IN this country which they offer to purchasers
At wholesale or r,u at as low prices as can be pnr
chased elsewhere in the State. All that We ask an
examination of the qualities and prices OF our s"ndS
IS having the lcitrs we determined to sell as low
Or lower than the lowest.
Van Buren. June 2S. liS5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
Democratic Review.
Greatly Reduced Price--From 81 :, SO Pc.
AEnum,
Single CSpy, TeeHty.fr Cents.
OF THE SEVENTH VOL.

TENUE price Of the DEnocE ,rIC REVIEW has hereto
4 fore been too high-not for its size, cost, and
character but for the Of tens of thousands Of
readers who would be glad to receive it, and amonu
whom it is highly desirable that it should circulate
For the purpose therefore, OF largely widening the
range of its usefuIess and of multiplying the NUN.
bers of those to whom it may be accessben 1T has been
determined simultaneously with the great reduction in
price also. from fee to only three dollars and when
several unite in subscription, to as low as g. So or
even to 81 30 per annum.
This very large reduction in the receipts (accnmpa.
MED sIth but comparatively small dmnution Of its
expenses Involves of course, entire sacrifice of
profit upon it, unless compensated by a vast mutipl
cation OF its subscribers. There will be at the outset
only small reduction in its number of pages soon to
be restored to its old number without price,
when the aHtc ipaed success OF the experiment shall
Justify il.
The portraits of distinguished democrats will be con-
tnued engraved in better and costly style than
heretofore.
The postage will hereafter for any dstauce be only
fire and half cents; it has heretofore been, for
100 miles, eightesn cents.
We look for extension of circulation to be reckon.
ed by tens of NOusdnds the result and Pcnsaon
of tins great reduction of price. Every friend Of the
work. and of the democratic principles and cause, is
confidently appealed to- to exert himself with an active
interest to procure it subscribers both to extend its
usefulness and to carry successfully through the er-
sis OF this great reduction of its receipts.
Those mo have paid in advance for the coming year,
will receive it, at the reduced rate, for l year aud
half
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
SrATE OF ARKANsAs,l

STATE OF ARKANSAS
County OF MAD:SoH. .-.
Ia vacation July SIh, 1913,
Jane Gray complainant,
rs. tH10h JF D'VOfsS'
William Gray detenCSnt.
A Nd now on this day came the complainant
- by Wilson, her solicitor. before me. Henry
3. Brown, Clcrk Of the circuit cour' for SAID
couuty in chancprv, and filed in the oF,tcc Of the
Clerk Of sald court. ker petition, verified by al
lidayit, charging in substance, that in the month
If December. 1910. saIl complainant in SAID
county, in,ermarred with said defendant; that
during the time she lived with said defendant she
strictly kept and observed her SAID marriage
covenant; that in the month OF December 1913,
said defendant abused said complainant without
Just cause or prOvOcaOn, and has remained ~;
sent from thence hitherto; that complainant Is
Informed and believes iha, said detcndent IS now
living with n woman unknown TO complainant
as his wife praying that tho bonds Of matrimo-
nv so entered into between them be set aside,
and held for naught, and that said complainant
be restored to all the rights aud privileges OF Il
single woman; and the said complainant also A.
ed a, the same time with the petition her affidavit
stating. that said defendant (as she verify be.
Heves) is Il nonresident Of tho State OF Arkan.
sas. . p
It is therefore ordered by me, tina. said defend
ent. be. and appear before tho Judge Of our cir.
cut court, in chancery sitting, on tho first day OF
our next circuit court in chancery at court to
be holden a, the court house in said county, on
the second Monday after the fourth Monday in
October, 1915.
And then, and there plead, answer or demur
to said compIainants petition. or in default there
Of the same will be taEon as confessed and a
decree entered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that copy hereof, be
published in the 4 rkansas lntelIlgencer,"
new spapcr printed in this State, for nt leas. eight
weeks successfully. the last insertion to be al
least four weeks before the commencement Of
said court. HENRY B. BROWN, Clerk.
A true copy from the record. -
ATTEST: H. b. BROWN, Gsrk.
August ., lS15.-no 25-SE. prs fee S23l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED and separate proposals vii berct
- ed at the Office Of the Undersigned until
O'Clock NJ, tho 9th day Of September 1915, io'
furnishing the Quarter Masters Department. with
5000 bushels Of corn and 2O00 bushels Of oats.
Bids will be receised for 1000 bushels OF corn
and $40 buslcs Of oats and upwards.
As single bid for the who'c umonat o! corn or
oats will have the preference over all other BIDS
hsoud this single BAD bo equal to Of less than the
average Of small bids. .....--
A pnrlion Of the coru or cats will be delivered
on or about the lsl of November, 1915, and con-
tinuei until the last of January, 1916, a, which
lime the contract will be closed.
The privilege Of rejecting any oraIl bids deem
cd too high is reserved to the U. States.
T.. b. ALEXANDER, a. Q.SN.
Qur,or Masters Office, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
September !, l9l5-3O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

men are chatting, and horses neigh.
oiu d. fast is over, and being cool, and ill.
fs, .sIy good humored, ird better leave You
,a.n,ed, my dear sir, that We will conduct
fHs. These Cherokees want new homes,
country thick with buffaloes--as thoy
ass "os thick as Gddlers in hell"
Truly yours W. QoEeSNooHl'
". PisehAi'
directory has been appointed. 1t consists
o,-,hreo from the Treaty Party, and
The Old Settler; VIM. l.. Holt. Thos. l..
PI Ia. Nc Daniel, from The latter, and Ezekiel
4 n Lynch. and JnO. A. Bell, from the Treaty
EbarIs. Reeee is commander in Chief or head
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
Fort Smith Races for ls45.
F \ l. l. X AC T. S .

gNRST DAY. Tuesday 18th day October,
z SwenpsiUke for colts and E,Ieys. Mile heats,
agreeable to rGle, $50 entrance. one half forfeit:
10 name and close by the lst day Of October, 3 or
more to make a race. -frHE as
Second day, Wednesday. Jockey Clnb purse,
mile heats, ac roeabe to rule.
Third day. THURSDAY, Jockey Club purse, 8,
best in 5, mile hons, free for any horse, agreea-
bic TO rule.
Fourih day. Friday. Sweaps,ake for 9 years
old, mile heats. Sl0O entrance, one half forfeit;
or more 10 make a race, TO name and close By
the lst day of October. r,ta ~. -aw
As regards the size of the purses the proprietor
will cnly say he anticipates that they will be lib.
erai, and pledges himself to every exertion in
bis power that there may be good purses for each
days racing; which purses shaItbe known in due
season to the public. Any persons wishing to
make entries in the above stakes can 10 so By nd.
dressing the proprietor at Fort Smith,
SAMUEL CALDWELL, PsreF-i PsreF-ic.s55
N. B. The winner of tho stakes will pay the
Printers fec. ~~ 4, ~, = 4s- S. c.
Angus, o. lSl5,-no IS tlr, s-s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
WILLIAM DAVIDSON q co.
II TON FAC I o Il )
AND
Commission Merchants,
rANsy cTpEE'p NEN OBI + \ Ms

IChN AL STREET,, NEW ORbE.hNS
REFER To-
White 4 Co. }
pan Drennen, Van Buren,, Ark's.
E. W. Paschal. }
Aston, Esq, Spadra Bluff, Ark's.
u Rose, Esq, Clarksvile, johnson Co, ARK
u. Strong, Esq, Aorrisons Bluffs, Ark's.
ID B. Terry, Esq, Norristown, Arks.
rdc Potts, E.q,, Pope Co. Ark's.
Hamilton, Esq, Lewisburg, Arks.
Fs' Ringo & Trapnall, Esqrs Little Rock Ark.
II laun, Esq Pine Bluffs, Ark's.
ames Smith. Esq Post Of Arkansas.
/ %, lS43.-29 II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
1 AND WINTER CLOTHING

LLlAMS & PHILIPS have just opened
n large lot of clothing suitable to the sea
hch will be sold at prices to suit the times.
stock consists in part as follows: Pilot and
Bangups; Cashmere Sacks; drab cloth do;
\ baBguPs; Pilot business coats. and c'9th
md dress coats Of all colors and kinds; pan
:, vests, &c., &c., to which they call the al
4 Of the public.
3 Buren. Sept. 20, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
TERMS HENCEFORWARD,
lIaparia5Iy in dIrqnceD

lIlUdrd6iy IN iGrdhce.)
Single copy, 50 W Eight copies 2h 90
Four copies, II % Thirteen copies, 30 %
1t will thus be seen, that when thirteen copies are
ordered once, the price is brought down to about
81 80 each. For SIX months, half these rates
hese rates afford high inducements 10 agents and
others TO interest themselves to procure subscribers
The cash system and payment in qdraHce must be un.
compromisingIy adhered to. The past relaxation of it
has caused accumulation of not far from $4,000 of
debts due TO the work. Hereafter, this must be Who'll
iy reformed; must either the most eminent Dolit.
cal friend, the most intimate personal ono, he dis
pleased experiencing its application, in the soPplge
of their numbers, if they neglect this rule the vital
necessity ol which, at the present reduced rates must
be obvious to all.
No communications vii! he taken from the post OF
fee unless lre: Of postage.
All communications both ed torial and publishing
business must be addressed I'd to he under
signed Those relating to the settlement of the past
debts due the work will b. still addressed to Mr. II. g.
Langley. AstUr House. the past arrangements with
whom, as publisher, have chcd their termination
J. l.. U.SULLNAN,
july. ls45 1856 Nassau street, Ner York.
LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON.
Tho admirable Daguerreotypc OF Gen. jackson, tax
en- by Anthony, Edwards Il Co., fen weeks before
hs death. has been purchased for the Of the Dem
ocrat.c Review 1t in the hands of the artist, and
Will be engraved in the finest stylc Of muzzotmt fez
ira SIZE. is most beautiful and interesting work,
declared by sir Van Buren, and others to give more
perfect idea OF the good and great old man than any
other likeness; and ought TO be possessed and framed
~ ,garr lr.oui VIA. --r"'.. n.s l,ir,""ru -
ihrz. w..e sI3-.r.ls e.r' w.! 'r-g'e II Es "'' o'
.Do rog..ar sss.-- Va! portraits
TO TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
Our friends of the democratic press are requested to
interest themselves in aiding to carry the work safely
and successfully through the crisis Of tbs great fcduc
ton Of price Every editor inserting TINS prospectus
with an editorial notice, land sending copy oil the
paper markedly shall receive the ho''o" '0F '"o year
september u, lSi5.-33.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
pEBFUMRY, STATIONERY &C.

cr,o, scent Packs, Florida Caogne. lavender
Musk. and Orange Waters, otto Rose Ext. MonTnn %
I.Ssamin vioe, and various others, Russian lia'r Dye
Macassar, and pure Bear OIL Cold Cream Crc1T J m,r or
- i Powder Pufs, shaving Brushes. Tooth, Na
nS Hair Brushes, Trusses fine Ivory and Dressing
anu n1' iod"bIe Ink. Jap pcn and Blue Fluid Fancy
and plain Note Paper Letter and Cap hno't fasd s"nd
pnhar Marbles, Lead Pencils, Fancy and fiai"
'eT'f. nRfiGs AND MEDICINES of every description,
the assortment being large TO admit ia '',c cc.
of the Intelligencer without cro"d'ns out
All orders directed us will be thankfully foce''eu
anu promptly w. II. d NJ. MATERs,
Groeers j Druggists
Fer. Smith. JuneT. lSi'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

1UAVE lust received By late arrivals fine stock
goods selected for this market. consisting IN part
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
A A. and 5-4 brown and beached shtrtngs, Low
ali and VIRGINIA cottons brown and blcdched shirtngs,
,nron checks American, French and AttakaPls cot
tonades bedticking. black al pacca, bombaz'ne and
simmer cloths black and colorcd merinos nankIns
black and colorcd cambriCs, English, French ana
American prints mourning calicOCs, Irish linens, huS
sin dflpcrs danask table cloths, cambrIc swiss ana
I,consi mnslins Nadrass silk ard linen cambrc hand.
kerchicr black Italian vats Prussian shaws. white
and black cotton bose and half hose, worstcd SIX ana
kid Gloves webb and gumelastc suspendeTs, ladies'
bopnes cotton cord, white and coored sPon! cotton
HACK and cnIorcd sewing silk, hooks and eyes needles
pins wha acbone buttons, ivory, dressing side ana uc"
ohs brass steel and silver thimbes looking glasses
violin sricgs fish hooks and lines, matches, steel pens
sper ink, pen and pocket knives, table knveS ana
FORKS, spoons &c. &c.
BOOTS. SHOES AND hats:
adj, brogans, slippers Tics buskns and half CATERS,
r Loys aud infants shoes and brogans, men X p and
s. broGans lemcn scwed and pegcd calf and up
Loo,s Shippers and dancing pumps, broadbrim black
md drab Russia hats, fashionable silk, Russia, cassi-
rcrs and nutra hats, scaet cloth and fur caps
CLOTHlNG:
An assortment Of Summer pa ITS, coats and vests pacN
satin vests drawers knit shirts, lenir bosop shIrs &c
OUEENSWARE. GLASSWARE, &c.
All of which were bought low and will bo sold cheap
for Cash or Country Produce
Van Buren,. June %, lSi5.-2o'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
ERulIS. CONFECIIONARIES. &C.

or,rres Lemons, Figs Raisins, Almonds, :frune'
vc,maciIIa, Macaron Candies, Citron, preserved ON
ger' lemon and sarsa para syruPs, Salad on. MIsn
rooms and Walnut Ketchups, Gherkns fSPPe,, t'o
aud grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate rfenc in"amon
;aTs Am. Mustard, Alspice, Mace, Cloves Cl"na'"oH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
)kr SMITH ACADEMY.

b Cd Session Of this institution will commence
Monday the Both inst, and continue y weeks
ktruction OF the younger pupils, male and ie-
81 be by Mrs Mary Pierce.
Washing and tuition, s24 80 per half session
Jon in Writing, Arithmetic or in any higher
or Latin, $40. Reading. OrIhograPhy, etc.
kssi0n.
been, and shall be. the subscribers endeavor 10
each pupil is thoroughly scrsed in verifying
)rtakes before he is suffered to leave 1t.
JOHN CARNALL.
|nith, Sept. 21th ls45-33-5t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27
SAL SODA
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
WILSON'S ROW, Main Street,

yTAvE just received By late arrivals a fine STOCK
Goods selected for this market, consisting in part
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received further -uTsy Oh, coysl ssd ssAsr
II varni.kes win Paiusrss Brashes and Al .s,
ssn Of French and A.>re.n Wsow Glas fem SAFE \,
9orso iness all nf wh dssvas sro ~ on S<
uso~s xnn '. 90 ~
H. IA .s. .appay seap s,s.s rAi.s Coz s.I ,sv 9.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

rsans svSse.iruon-To City esso ys.s;
- Cor ssoss-r period when By sAn se-psyss. In
~ easss In sdvssee.
Asvsausus-Yos sss) i.ssrios rs
sws o. ial hrss ns-soss 81 So and ssees,s
Tt.nss.as sAvsri-srs nssa pay In sdvases .-.
of Advertisements % sAs
49, sSsy vt BE- Inserted until or>r- seppsd
- sssssaissay. " 0sdss 70 writing.
As.ssi Aavsr.su charged ESQ n.ss
vsspeoa Coz savssslrHess ese~pt
ssssss .sa Losssy Dealers who charged tpspsr
sksSsd) f ri .-.. f-'lr
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

ADKINS LIBBY Lane ~ r.ekets. Rehuos "A I'd
u New Otrans. win r~r~x run In $1,000.
asd vin b eanyo.sd of he feaow,ns ve~--iE
nefses nAChELoR. Capt. HrsHx Hosror;
Brig JOSEPHINE Cape Jss ie.,.aa.
One u shovs v~~eh VIII leave this place regularly every
nafh we eaa with eonodrnee. .bov, "a
hs pase - they we're bss win INSURE
b~ a. any osef verss and by steady and dr..
Greet n'-n Of long Tos f-,sh az
having vey superior Accommodation cabin aud aser.r,
pesSHen appv1 4 FfgfiER q SON OF
HAsKINs q IIRDY. T.
An h~ish fon eouu,ry for tr sbov, v-.-L ,,n n.
wharfage. u
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-19
WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND.
FOR SALE

'INHE subscriber IL authorised to sell n well
wooeed tact Of Land on tie Meadow Bddze Rood of
mn o' me oofporaucn n hr
e rnm NE sas a" the wool 81 the might ssnx t
any s-srse Of fsr'ay BY naAi.s
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-19

HAVE handsome assortment Of Ladies' Mu6.
which am selling OF very cheap. Ladies will please
sivs inc cal Al my cheap Root Shoe and Trunk Store.
ELISHA SHEPPERsON,
noT Door bel0w n. a. jenkins