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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

s~d 80 mnch 0i said lands ~lll be sold at
public aaciion al the tie dive ing house OF
Benjsmin u BuuJn. ~ said town on The
2Slh dsy If Ne, enitcr. ueri, ~ ten n'ciofk
m ~ shsH be fsqgisEs 20 discharge saiI
tar Utih cost, rnie-s pre-, loosely paid
BENI n BRlTIuN, ~ Constable.
NJ TABOR. Orl. p. 1915 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
4 rTHER DANIELS IN now receiving
- hts tal and Ninlct stock OF Guuds
comprising very extensive assortment Of
Eng nsh, French and American staple aud
anrr Drs Goods. nr~ and beautiful styles
IVES, lndi, Goods and Groceries,
Hard Ware and Cutlery.
Ctockey and Glass Ware,
Pants aud Dye,,uds,
Drues and Medicines
All 81 which VII h- sold at very low ri
ces Rutland, oct 81, isi5. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

A nov umbrella has been manufactured,
called tie lending umbrella" Il 'm'dc
Of brown p'per and willow twics ,o,cnicl
oSclusi,rly To accommodate a md
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

Ttc Bajy erop a. Missouri The last
Unnod States Ccns@. certainly exhibited
singular Failure IN its juvenile statistics,
and SHOWED the largest "uslng generation"
TO De- iuund any where else. even m this
90 ahead republic u ours there beng al,
the time Of nking the census no less than
G7,l97 infants under the age Of five years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
GROCERIES

IL T. the subscribers, being hpp"ricdnv the
" Prouate cOuri ipt the district "t FalIhavrn
commissioners to receive examine, Hnd III
Iust all claims and dcmauds Of all persons
aphir VI the estate Of
Co-oir X NaHsy, iatc ofpo1lir.v.
IN said distract deceased, represented in-ol-
vent, andi also all claim. AMI demands crh,b-
tied N offset thereto and 6 months fro n
the . day OF October inst, being allowed
nv said court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that We will attend
To the business Of our said appointment al the
house ni Joel Bsnmhn, in said Poulinev, on
the first Wednesdays IN January md March
next from nIne o'clptks n. unll four o.
clork p. IN on each q said days.
4 " Gt.. A'"I'' Comm"
PoultneV, Oct. 10, 1913. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

W, PAM The Washington CORES
?ond,n' OF the New Yutk Eun,oe Po.t
IN assigning a reason, Nhy none Of IN hl.
ter balls that have ben Erei nj han have
taken Effect says he = completely n iil'-d
ani lhn, l1cy GO trovgt fAc oil hoi,i"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
LOOK HERE
Dr Bauuiug's Patrut Lace


11AS dss r.i- tt he di-sssss tst
u Wt'ct ris SUphr.blc var srv "thet
,-tfl tr-at ~ 10. Ard he .ute I've, b.
ertetmiusd ~ rcb'incs iho puh4t.. t'"isu
THAT 1t br a. %. owo etrvrsr. huV pcr.Sl
u ho zee g. Ip-ttgrieut oi I've kI4t. 70 10
fHrf fr "a" . h's bose SO 10 .,c ONE u1
'tisl zoe too week. GRATIS ifue, ~. oot
siestt runvir, Cd r'ntIt af' rslt'.-- -it
~ bsh,,e t.potis dt'us.ioit 'n uls .ntslu'
ALE lu.iiumtri ui .rtsin durtp,s vh' n'N
be .f.rtrsisd lo "llsi.s SurP'utts Vt
othet ,n,Itumsnts.) VII they hsrs impto'sJ
this uspor,uutv II has Rsrr' folsd - give
entire s.i,sisc,icn ~hsn properly sppi'ed uu-
det the di~ciiun OF the undersie nsd, snd ma b
~ Mi stiesi ~ r,uih, ATE. ur pei'onsl IA
ier'tew Il drstted To- usw iA,s. lApis'
vii - waited ur'u o., lsm'ls ~hp hn
h'a etiru.'tr ch0stiAh.e in THEN application.
llsNipg sNetY lstc" sssrr'rep' un hand 81
al s'tr-. SOL hAest.e r.u.h Improved "i
,air. g.. tnahIed ~ st'' Aii who nav call an
onutr satisfaction. p.es.r to c4l MONDAYS
OF luc,j,y, lOilN ~ UlkntNO, " q
p4ilpud. OF slsih At
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
IRON STOVE PIPE TUBES.

IRON STOVE PIPE TT Res.
RURI & MASON have lHs received
compitlc ss'ouiu.ut oi CHst Iron
Stove Pipe Tube lnf q aud inch ripr
Tor paulon. oh4mbrr noors, md chrm.
ncys They ate perfect safeguard nsn,n''
ire There are four l,us,hs 3 - and
~ inches They are chcs7. convenient
.ul sale ati.ci, and should be us,I IA pref.
ercucc TO auylhiug 'I'e.
Rutland Oct o. lSiJ II 3w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

rNHE non-reslden, pronrIeiUrs OF tho tow
l. Of Mt rihor ~ the County Of Rutland
and State Of Vermont are hereby nut' bed
that the tar assessed hy said town wHhir the
gear next preceding this dale. ,rmiin either
IN whole or 10 pa,, unpaid M The following
described !an.s 10 said town. 10 Wit.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
STOGh BOOTS

ENHE l,,,. ont, altogether, warranted
Il IN all rspcct., aud s.I at the lowest
prlrc. Al A,ud. Of produce. Lumbcr
Woolon Ciolh, S.ck' Single, e., ned
IN payment BU RI 4 MASON
Ru,lnnl Oc, Z, 4j 81 Nv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
DR, = q RICHARDSON = CELEBRATED
SHERRY WINE BTrTERS:

4 CERTAIN cure lor nyspepsi,, Wan
~ dcunc - Settled PAINS. Heartburn,
Sinking Falntness, Piles Liver Complaints,
Sour Stomach. N,aknc~, OF tho Limbs, Nct.
voos nchli',. Co.,',enrss, Loss OF Appetite.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

NV A'rra' 14d is>,rss,f D,-o7fi -
y Aroih-t nr~ supply Of kovce & -
irr'v's CAierue dUlsrgsft md Ot- DENT
iIre (lof "A hict here las cen aan sli.i con
rnoss 10 be- such rush fjf sale ~
STppUARD
Rrtisrl on ~ 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
MARRIED

IT. pW-'uid, on Wedpesda, the IS mt
bv Rev mr. peasc. & NJ WILLARD, la OF
! suharen. and mss Pnebc y. daughter OF
Col hlnnzo Mitchell Of ite FORMER place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

For sac, whn'rs'lr md 'cl,r. 81 p H..
tor once. - Hanover Stfrri Hd>'un. lu.
~ Bi,frlt n Co, Rull nj, " ~ n-u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
HANGING PAPER.

u6hAlh Pieces Illnging paper Of
AVVO Supeior style and QlaIry for
sale al extremely low prizes w
STODDhRD
Rutland, Oct :, lS4j al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
W NN1I,i).

iNTED.
WANTED lNnEDlAIEIY Eve or
w ,r Gp,s girf, To work At the tail
oring business. None but the fit rate need
apply. /! W. LIBBY.
Rutland oct. IS ~
STATE OF ERMONT, i(E IT rsnsm-
District "l fnlrhaven, Is - bcted that
alta probate court holden al CastleIon With.
and Tor said district on the h.h day Of Oct.
A. D. lSi5,
Ptc.ent. A. Warner Judge
James Flacg executor % tho stis,e OF
Elizabeth Euoning lIp Of Ilubbatd,ur. IN
said disIuc, deceased, proposing ~ roudsr
an account ~ b, administration OF said ss
tate
Il - ordereS that said account be received
and examined for allowance on the Bib day
OF Novemher nett, al the probate Office IN
Castlrtsn, and that This order he published
three weeks succr.ivelv previous iherstn,
in the Rutland Herald, newspaper pr,ntcd
at Rutland, whioh shall be sufficient notice
to all persons Interested Of The time anu place
Of examining sad account
true copy Of Record
~ b. y. LANGDOk, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

hALLEY'S Magtcai Pam EIr0cior. -
- lutirnlled and unegusied for us heal
InG properties, ~ the u'hwlrg dls"n'cs --
Fever sotes, cancers, scslt hesd, barber =
Il,h, ulcers, sors lips, bites, ungworrns
broken bones, &c. a genuine article lor sale
at the Rutland Bookstore BY
W T. G sroDD.Rp
Oct IA 1915 ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
LAW NOTICE.
SOLON b RLAND & E. n. ENGLISH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

JSOLON b RlAND & E. n. ENGLISH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
little ROCK. ARKANsas
w 'LL attend pnnctuaily tn all business entrusted
to thin. in the craI Courts held IN Li,I,e
"ock' or any other prrt of The State
REFER
E"vern"r Adams-IittIs Rock
). j. f'niey.F P Stanton. II. G Smith, Charles Lof.
.a"d and John c. Mclemore, Esq~; DR. j. FowIkes
ncssrs' F"wkes. E: W. Ro~let, & Co, Hatch
~ Ion. IL ~ II. Zoe. S"mrrville, Tennessee.
non non "cs' H. humphreys, Nashville Tennessee
Springs. Mississippi f'' ''"y
Hon ai5ne%s nns, and T. shePhe,d Esas Columbus.
-"dI0"sa. Ala. '' -"S
a augustus Reddus Esq. Mobile, Alabama,
'cssrs. " Nelson y Bro John G. Pratt &Co Smith
Gorin & Co. New Orleans 0'' "''''"'
no" no" A. Yell, Fayetteville Arkuns,s
y onorabIes a II. Sewer. U. s. Senate. Edw.r1 r-
w. " . Honston, NJ c. K-....~,h D------. ~ ~
rroi. Charles Caldwell, P. s. Loughbrough Eso
:. Ma"ry Esq; Drs. c. M. Way, samuel T. Richard.
on, II. M"sby and Joh" Buck. Louisville, Nv.
Nov. 3d. lo4i-43-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

Great Western U. s. Mail Lin,
,MoC TIL OF WHITE RIvERr
| LITTLE ROCK, ARK's, -
BY steam-boat and Post Cooches.
I>hE Undersigned, contractors for TRANSFORMING
| the U. 5. Mail from mouth of White R;v.,
on the Miss.) by Steam boat, to Rock roe :, ,nd
from thence in four-horse Post Coacbes. ,o ;,tIe
Hock' will put that line into full operation on Fri.
day next. VI"
Passengers from the Mississippi will take stem M.
o9as at the Mouth Of White river eysry Tuesdov
hursoay and Saturday morning at o'clock
'or nockroe, where they will meet the Post Coach.
es' winch will convey them through the Bio Proi.
RE TO Little Rock, by 7 P. NJ. Of the following
aays and passengers will kave Little Rock ever
q uesaay' thursday, and Saturday MORNINGS. NJ
o ., O'Clock and reach MGulh White river bv d p.
40 hours. s" :" 'f''" o. 10
lhs line forms The con neciins linx be; tho
great U. s. Mail Line by s,eam.boats on ,ha M;s-
"S,ss'Pp' anu Ono rivers, aud the U. s. Mail Pos,
E''I" "',es d'vergtng west and south from LitrIe
MOCK to Fort Smith and Washington,
Il "ss'nsefs from other Sta;es wishing 10 visit
the celebrated HOT SPRINGS, or anv o,ner ,o;n,
10 the interior Of Arkansas, may rest assured TIM,
'ns ''ne will afford them Il ready and speedv con.
uya"ce from The Mississippi to Lutte Rock. at
a." seasons. and particularly when the Arkansas
~ 100 low for navigation, which is generally the
case 'hrorgh the summer and fail season.
:, con'eyances in Stages and Hacks to the flo,
oP,nss' or any other point, can at all times he
readily procured at Little Rock.
~" ~" pans Lof expense will be sDnred bv tho
,. .oPr'etos 10 render tho situation of all comtor,
'"It and convenient who may travel on their line
o'ASE-oFficE--At Little Rock, at the Au,honv
W All baggage at the risk OF the DIVERS.
q. p. LENNON e. co.
|"' i>o'' ID. 1914. 42-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
AATAOAV HGUXE
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,


Markham Street, Little Rork Ark.
VIE proprietor would respectfully inform his
. friends and the travelling public, that he has
leasea this well known establishment. for term
OF years. for the accommodation of those who
may favor him with their patronage, and pledges
himself to do all in his power to render their s,av.
while ut his house. agreeable.
HIS table will always be supplied with the lux.
uries OF the senson, and his house IN other RESPECTS
w.l not ne inferior TO other establishments. and is
wlthn few minutes walk of the Stea, boat lam
Ding. where trrsty and careful porters will be in
"tsndatice, to convey all baggage to the house.
=. mere are three tri,weekly and weekly lines of
stages Fat orrive and depart from this house.
sasueetod to the house is n large and commodious
Br'e4 sable, which is well supplied with proven.
fers4tssa.
GJrAnlhony House Tickets will be redeemed
at this HNse'nnd ii, the AIhambra. in A Arkansas
tS,ntlffsqtss. JOHN BROWN:
Aeck, NoU. 80. lS44. 43-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
MA ron BY THE GOVERNOR.

las, collection wns held according
Il. on h sIfirst Monday Of November.
|tEE e ACTORS OF PRESIDENT
| RESIDENT Of the United States !;
i oppesrs from the returns OF said
|his ia the Office of the Secretary of
he following named persons received
of votes plared under their names as
kit:"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
IMPORT
Nde.

VTyHE subscriber hav @lved 10 give oscldsive
attention to his pirssn. has determined, asa
first step. TO take mm4 tneans to elise all unset
tied business within tAokl He tn 'refore gives
notice to al as.in.. ~ hold. dsh.,, either per r.
conc Immediately fawdind make payment. or
satisfactory arrangenes. those having demands
sgainst hin. will please Fsel them at his once ana nc
sires that there shall b ce for dispute to liza
biIty or amounta- IL
With view Of givi,f fndi led attention tn bis pro-
fo.ion the snbsrfbe,fers kr sale, his Plantation,
stcck. Hogs. and F.rF Up:els. on IL Lee: Greek. eel.
near its junction with kaEss river The Plaes con.
of cultivation and .bd 50 sFe. Of meadow. and !:
uisaer fsiice. The VII plae est6ek; Ferry Boat. and
pr pay meat Of 10 mucbf i, lebts. and the balance
= : srsaIe q sus swo.pd Irss yessS bonds e draw
t1(11us1 81 ~ peg esntsr bnanDs from date.
4 4 a. 49, = libAl TINS sevessl choice Lsts,
~ ixvvsx 81 ~ ntinPrssed, in the 'rewn
7 ~ G.fSS As3fQ. W. PAScfiAk-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
WAL p. NlsDWR@N@N g CO.,
iler0RrEns OF AND DEALERs IN
AhOWAkE AND CUTLERY.
Mes New levee 4 8 TcheupisoSIas a..


3f (kEAR COMMON sTREEr,)
HAVE now 10 Store a nd for sale at low rates.
= generu! assortment of HARDWARE and
SHIP CHANDLERY. consisting in part of Nails.
Iron. Custings, Steel. Axes. Hoes, Spades. Shov.
els. Stock Kettles Bark Mills, Guns and R;Aes
French Pots, Coil, Ok. Log. Trace, TopsaiI and and
other Ckins, Millnnd Grind Stones, Anvills. Rel.
lows. Wees, Ro~and's and other Saws of MI
kinds, sy,hes and Sckes, Hooks and Hinges
Locks. Screws, Bolts. Rrass Wares. SboyeIs md
To1g.' Pokers, Asdirons, Tenders, Table - and md
Poske, cutlery. SCISSORS, Razors, Razor s,rops
and Hbnes, Sleeves. Cotton and Wool Cards
Plane. p al! kinds, Files and Edge Tools, Coon.
srs. n Ips, Tress Hoops. Waters and 7Trays,
braces snd Bits, Auger.. and Anger Bits, Cord.
nge' n rants "a O'ls, 'rurpen,ine. Oakum Pitch and
c,, lar. Straw raw Cutters. Corn Shelters, Hames and
collars, ,p'''ghs and plough Moulds. Tin and ia.
P'nea vars. Fishing Tackle in everv variety.
"cN hfNlS, PLANTERS. and Others,
are or, respectfully invited to call and examds Tor
themselves.
o'eanerslnnd Vessels of all kinds, supplied at
low rates With all articles of Hardware and
Chondery. ..N9
Dec. 81 \ 44.-na4e sm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
Medicines.
NE~ Tp "a 0rroN

NE~~TRA.oTIoN!
DICKETT 4 GREGG ha,<A gSS.
,hia, N''S' ''''' Az" --cevcd and are
10 cases bl,e pr;,,s ,o 81, ~ and Phia.
~ Fancy assorted Prints, new styie.
~ /" Kentucky Jeans. sattinets, Cashmere. a n,
5o bales brown, striped, plaid and bIeached Do
meslcs' all quaities cnttona des cotton twis, gam
broons. suspepders. hosiery sha Wis and bandercber
a sorts and Sizes new style silks Iaces and ribbons
umbrellas parasols and shades lawns, nous de lane.
coat trimmings boots shoes, hats, caps and bonnet.
new syie books aud stationery, hardware and cutie
ry glassware and qaeensware; scytbes and sickies
nas' castings and cotton yarn, sugar. coffee nd groce
res generally in fact, almost every article usually
'orhd IN any store in this country-al Of which are
tail. a'e vi fo'
van buren, Arks. May I3. ls44.-l6-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
! .r. hr Win

l fie asxfeg s4f, A,l--AltlnmSen y.
i ,e,si0 \ a. hun5red and fort5..s;s
lar8 tizirl, n,se thousand CIV.
oit5 I'd woes; for Chester Ashlex.
i've hundred and forty-six vot.I .
cocke. five thousand five huiItirsd
F lfm. Byers, Eve thousand fiv.
Is; fef Join bremen, four ,hoIsnnd
aIid,~xtytwo votes; for Alfred w.
II Ipoaflnd ore htndrsti and ninety
lirai kslt Pike six vses, and fdr
.i,rs i,Tbomas s. E,cw. Govern
4, oi Arkaqsas,, bs virtue Of the al.-
.ssyscd liyliKo awa ofsuid STATE, do.
sd rpaie e,kn wn, ,ha. the n.Bs-
sHabafh, MARK w. laa I'd and
II Y s .bsys 6cs d dWy cies I'D tan she
~ , ! s,e,clprs ID s.ae iosfI ,ss.eIi
! y A 4, ~, f.a Y aited States. sss'
!. : 81; ;ss,r OF theye he<sunie - ny
! ,aa.e ihe sea- of said SA Z n,
!, al Llle RoclE on ,he h,uttl3 |
ssepnlr, A. ~. is44 -
! 'ays4S Pc Y
! kss ssfes
SsJrOF LIE fl'EE,S,
Nsiutle Poset ltScsIs' Fet' sastn' ssan
~, \ ass s: lss Dssrrber' Asa4'
at the cxinrH.l'n OF "h'e'
W sentto the General Post Oihce as
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
Regular Arkansas Packet,
ARKANSAS NO. 4.
r. PENNY WIT, MASTER

This new, light d,aught, passen-
'ESF;:XS SIC ger steRmer,jrst built, and intend.
ed expressly for this trade, is now
put. and will commence her regular trips as a
pcket between Fort Gibson and New Orleans,
eihe first rise of water. No expense has been
SPED to render the Arkansas No. 4 one Of the
boats in the trade in every respect. For fur.
'"er srticuars apply TO
SCOTT, W HiTE g. co.
Nov.SO, 1914
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN & CLEGG

| FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
| - AUSTIN & CLEGG,
NOW offer great bargains, at the store former
~ " occupied by Scott, White & CO. They
nave just received, per steamer Cecilia from Gin.
cinnali and Louisville
$50 barrels whiskey,
SO half do. do,
25 kegs do,
4 barrels brandy,
$4,000 lbs assorted iron,
10000 lbs castings,
500 plough mouIds.
25 cast mould boards,
100 kegs nails,
l.OCO lbs lead.
1900 doz cotton yarns.
ie dez bed cords and plough lines,
10 doz sfters,
boxes hasks,
do pressed tumbIers,
do Virginia tobacco
DO clure;,
LOCO gallons stcne ware
vi hich, together with their former stock of
500 sacks salt.
50 do coffee,
10 hhds sugar.
3 do Loaf Sugar,
ceroon Indigo,
so bags Shot,
so kegs Powder.
Tinware, Queensware. Bed
'ords, Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool ca rds, AL.
spice, Pepper. Brimstone. Alum, Copperas, Black.
ng and Brushes &C., &C., makes their STOCK
'ne OF the most compile and desirable ever offered
o the public here, every article cf which was
carefully selected by one OF the firm, and will be
sold low for cash.
June l5 1914
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
SCOTT, WHITE y ca

III AVE Just received per steamer tuty
- er, the following articles, .whicn- tte)
for sale. worry low, for cash or country t'f'
40 SACKS Rio coffee.
!, $50 Z" salt.
l6 hhds sugar,
.. ;, cnsk snierntus,
nadder,
on - 70 best indigo, IL
10 do salmoHH..'
4 barrels r. OF
casks porter. On y
do ale, 7
barrels loaf sugar. uN
z do crushed do.
2 do old wbiskey, 81
s boxes lemon syru.-
Is bales brown Domestic.
l2Q pieces blue Aierrisaac pr;o,,
Is cases fashioaa Bile hats.
25 cases boot and shoe,
200 pairs summer p-..,s
5O summer c ,ats,
doz. handsome shirts.
2 bales oakum,
10 doz. painted buckets.
100 demijohns, assorted;
10 coils rope,
J cask glue,
! do Iampblac
June Is. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
BENZ. Il: DUVAL.

AIIoRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
III As Permanently located at DANvnIr. Yell 20
Arkansas: and will attend to basiness in al, ,I'
counties of the 7th Judic jaI Circp;, !" d." the
Hon. Geo. W. Paschal,
Jesse Turner, Esq. Van R,,r.. ~,
Scott, White l. Co. A'".
G. H. Murray,
Ioha BEARD iearu N Co., Z Fort Smith. Ark
Albert Pike, Esq.
IraPnalI 4 Cooke. ! Littk Roel .rL
Pitcher, Officer 4 Co.
I. Welmore 4 Co., =,
e. Robins. Ne~ York City.
Richards Il Montgomery,
Walton 4 Shcafe, Mem O,lso,.
Moses Greenwood
Dec. 7 ls44-44 l-y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

N.oorn onaS = .fiy-c EIGHT Indians since the adop
Dr. X Seof cnigra,ion--a policy which must very
---so6n exba.s, itself in the entire removal of n
nd The remaining tribes within the limits OF icing.
re- the States. That number. lwithoqilam for
60 say, seven thousand Choesaws fnade,) added toi
nt- whose emigration contrasfo the west side Of the
- those tribes and ind;facing thoe only Of whom
10 Nississippi. assr ,aa&3e = 3 Indio1e
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

\ = A n D,,IC T ,g~7Si, Gnu 'h"s all wouio Do per-
a"'''a'o txerc.se and enjoy those personal ard
'n''Ssai privileges which should be the great OBJ
Jec,s ora people striving 10 initiate the form ana
the institutions Of lh'' government unde the pro-
lection Of which they exist a nation. NV ex .
pcctations- not having been realised, coald ncl
feel myself relieved from the execution OF IA meas.
urks ihld cat by nss in my S'' ""''
sdeas.nuons, 40 likely 10 become necessary
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
Hard Marc. Gallery, Iron.
1is Plates, Ac.
sREiAieDS& MONTGONEpx.

q r. 1se~-tt* *<>e..s>.sra~.- w
j Li~~p9pi sAe este, CUES large additions
4. Il s sssss ss,s,s .s.,. e:ssi' :;sst >.
HARDNlRE, cUTi EIY, &c., !
=. x,ensive. ccm sn and cheap as ca'be found in
The southern coNra7. purchasers are re9uested to
~ he look. bet.rc bo.ing elsewhere. y
Among their heavy gods are a
sorted sSs
aOoo sw edes. TenNssee and English plough ni,lds,
SCN bundles band all h oop iron, |
5000 kegs best Bos.o nails, \
$40 boxes tin plate approved brands Nj
Also, iron wireass'd, all nos. kettle ears, N
ner's rvets, slderng irons andtinners sold
er, zinc, in shets and blocks.
SEQ dnzen Collins Hartford. Coliir new York
Kings. Davis an Simmons axe.
500 dozen Whitmorfs cards, asso'ed COTTON WOO
.ooo csa, steel ,n s tgin saw sheet stee
| 100 tons Savery y Us and opa .astnHS assorted
5000 gallons best wiasr s,raint spsrm ,s.,n Oh Oh
! % loSS (" lin, ed oil, bbls .p,s. ,turpentine
25 bbl. tanners oil 5 bbisoPai vanish, ..
500 Asgs buck and DIP shr
anna sssss ss.t bs.s' IN .s1i., ioes, assorted,
g ;ss ;sss Js..s ssss sssss: xssSi
! so coils MaSi.a {, II rtcd sizes. -.
100 pafs Csloge nh q cs,
/ 10 French bur NJ stones, z-... !
\ -25 .nnmnr26ar Svgl n skrths, nss'd nss =. .
.iss Sdncss, Ssert ,nt q. ~ rnd g,n ro-,
4 & 4 a ssels /, ;,ss 3;;ys W Z &. !, y,
eSa,s3 : 4 III III NJ ii ls55ss :
n jEG "a b sllis a u th ~ q. r.
h ~ y - O. vuodFsd 81 .
i. n fsE 3 q sa,nnts in III weslrrn n
8 81 Y 49, IA SsV. p Il oi Ais~"asi y
a shsz rOkte hatioa f'old find to their in'e
es.,o CALI Orders acsnPanicd with the cas-
,xl, meet proo4t at,enst Woorarded Mt 4
y * N,.e.t no.ice.l A ntent Coffin spinner al
keaf x nj .cnrder my find esloyrnedtl
- ~. ia. iS44-4w Mack BEAN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

ny tH6 O0VeFnOr. = =
r DAVID b. GREER. Secretary of State.
me following courtes compose the lst Divis.
,n '"' :" WI: Sewer, Hempstead, Lnfavette, Pike.
Clark, Ouchila, Hot Spring. Montuomarv po~e
ieh' Conway, Perry, Whie. Pulaski. soI;ps
o, orawfora, Franklin. Scott, johnson, Washiny,on
Benton. Madison, and Carroll. "'"s.'n'
November so, 1874. 40 a..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
- g. 81 owns ksf SAekss
~ kEAA Is w aiN
L NyM. L. npsa, n a. 4
:ss si;5'al I; \ sss:.. sI:.: fss

'Er4r&}SA 4 y \ r.s1l18 " dranght. spbstantisi
cr..e e..i. y, .h sssss, sis, and being es.
adupsd s,he m 'raaaw wafer boa,N esce'ien,iy well
taken to rsder those Every ttni,e and will be
boat with 'isr p.sro for:rSis rSs may honor the
and expcrien,sd, and 81 n'av, Ts are careful
speedy and safouansmissioSsf ali ooodHy Hy upon the
their care -" sooNNntrusted to
December I, 1S4l--44-f y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04

hEMOVAL..
Ia TEL N. POPE. has removal IRON, 10 r.
nal street. to Aagnzine (Gr.nite BniIdiny,
corner Grav'er street. where he is now opening a
new and complete assortment Of
staple Dry Goods,
comprising every variety Of Plantation Goods md
o'hers adap.ei to the season among which are
Lo"cn, V,rginin and Georgia Osnabuys.
. 4 I, 4, Brown ShesliIg, aud Shrlings.
nersey: Pains. Cloths, Cnssmerc5.
R''ny RRena'c.y Jeans, Cloths. Cassimeres,
Blankets % OF all descriptions and coInrs
nee and white FIanneIs. Merinos.
!Aipnccn Cloths, and Mo ,sIrnc q, Io;,es
rrins Of every vaie,y. " -"'"eS'
which he ofskltsi, Offers f., threads. Tapcs, &c., &c..
cash or short city ncceptances iisss terms, for
ne pubic are invited 10 call and examine his and
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ne~ Orleans September 20, ls4l-41-lo
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
JACe
Lock and T.

East end Of Main street, Van I'll,
III 20 removed to the Shop lately ocU,
90 any work in his line upon the most reasoSan
ierns Terms and in the best Repairing guns an,
WI, DO done on the shortest notice and in n su
styic he hopes by strict attention to his bnsi
ness, and ny working for fair prices to merit Ibera
M snare OF patronage. All kinds of produce taken i,
payne % ut for work, at the highest market price.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-01-04
MA@WIAR EA0ER:e,

"e'we"AAew Orleans and Fort Gibson.
a .THE splendid aud fast running
EE:S5:IZ Nsl Neamer SWALLOW, Capt. P. Lad.
&2txGREk fck. will run as h regular packet du.
ring the presentsS between the abov mentioned
PoIts' touching yt!I landings the kkansas rres.
Every atlsniirS SSt.bs pan " ~ t1hydsk or ,as
sssssss sr,s s,s. . y ai'y. ct1stssss ards
peesubt 1s44 -li.3k ~ ~