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Ely Williams a. HsxaII.
On WEDNESDAY Instant I'd IOl o'eIoek viii h.
sold IN front of Shore
10 hhds prime ~ Croir Sugar
do New Orleans %
IS do West India Molasses
10 do Sugar House do
% easks prime Goshe Cheese
~ do Pine Apple do
% h'kns Philadelphia Butter
SO barrels No cut Herring.
Is do Labrador do
100 Tags prime Rio Coffee
so do do cd DO
10 'asks superior Winter pressed Lamp OIL
30 baskets DOZEN each szpsrdae Salad Oh
20 packages Buekwbest Fioar
100 boxes fresh Bunch Rasin-
Is barrels Cider Brandy
so 60 Rye whistey
% do pur, New England Rum
half pipe. Guard, Dupuy Cos Brandy
do do Aseirneue do
SO packages Gunpowder Teas
10 do Powchonr do
TKRhs-Under 800 $780, months credit for nm
proved paper.
A.
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HILL Il TALIAFERRO,

o"eers ana com mission Merchants,
20 Once IL Of the Bell Tavern, %
Richmond, Va
VIII attend to the selling and hiring out OF NEGROES
both publicly and privately the, will also asnd % m,
OF all kinds OF property the oouA renting out on
Dec. I6 Ist5 ''-
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NUlIOE
THE business heretofore conducted by the SUBJ
u subscribers under Of Alexander DuvaI Il Co was
Dissolved On 3ist ut by Imitation
used in settlement OF It's affairs
The parties have formed under
Of DUvAL PURCELL, to take effect day.
ALEX. DUVAI.,
Richmond. Jan. I, 1896 JOHN PURCELL.
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FOR Rent Or LEASE.
FARMERS, HANK OT

FoRM or POWER OF ATTORNEY TO VOTE ny PROXY.
KnoD all men By these presents, That -,
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H0YT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.

LUCK AT HOYTS.
DrawnE OF heuBdris CAss h, drawn IIth October:
60 s. 81 SO 10 30 IS - 90 Is IS - 62
Capital of s5o.oOOI sold by the Prize Seller,
HOYT
Nos 90, $4,000 sold and paid by that lucky HoYT
9 Adde'S all orders for Capitals the truly lucky
D. 81 HOYT
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WINFREE q SHEPPARD
Co nm nm ssion Merch.n,.

BROWNS SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
who have used his Tobacco the a D. year. ar,
informed hai they can again obtain Of Mr. PRE-
hspEsoN southside Of the Basn between the Cana
and the Pe'enbus Depot Various his
De had some remarkably d sweet for young A.
o eheWers and snme ehsr and entirely clear
s OF SMOKE or rr-cnishne-and hope, sincerely vii
please tbs consumer 1t be quanti-. OF IL and s.
H. boxes. de-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

TVNHE subscribers have Just received large supply
of fresh Garden, Flower, and Field Seeds, from
one Of the first Seed establishments in the u States
which can he relied being genuine, and the KINDS
a. rcpresented which they offer for sale wholesale
and rctsil.
orv ,ssoarNEyr CONSISTS OF FOLLOWING VARIETIES
A.poragus-Beans, carly Mazagon, early Six weeks,
.,rIv Six.week yellow, early Mohawk, red speckled
valentine brown spccked Valentine, china red Eye,
red French, Cranbury bush, roya! Dwarf, large Lima
Horticultural or Wren's Egg. -
B.ets, carly Turnip rooted rcd' long b'o0d' s"'sS
Chard. et
large Drumhead Savoy, green curled savoy, large
Ia,e Drumhead OK Heart Celeriac or TurniP rooted
Peas, early Frame, early Washington early CnarI
on. nroI6c early, royal Dwarf Ma,rcfat large White
do Knights or true do. Green do. Dwarf Sugar blue
po,s;,n Matcbless or true Marrow, Dwarf Blue or
Green Imperial. ,,.
Carrot long Orange, fine Altringham, early hor"'
Rro.coI o,rple Cape, large early White.
C,ieru, white Solid. Rose do. Celeriac or turn'P'
0non. large Red Annual. Silver skinned or Wh''e'
cary ye"D~ yI,~ s.ry Frame do Cluster, long Green,
L,flue,, grand Admiral, Butter, white Cos' ice'
,,awn Du,ch, Drumhead, early Curled OF Cut SALAD
Milan, green Citron, Nutmeg, white spanish wafer
black Water s, ,hi,o T,rni,
lid Rsd do. Summer white, long Scarlet, Fall or
Winter black. william
po"las, Mercer, Fosite, Foxs Seeding (hrst eary)
SS~sss. early Bush, long Green, CScoa; or Lima,
Tarnirs, early Stone. Red or furp'e''0p' large
Globe. do Norfolk, Rutabaga.
'' Pam sEin, Mammoth, Cheese or field Casha" Cf0ok
neck. Dill mr. R,II nose. Tomato or
Squash, Cherry. ,,,.
Par,ns' hollow Crown.cuPpet. sugar
xss cu,isd S'S.as SSissfv or vegetable
o,rs' Rss RsssbarS or Pc plant, Spinach Garhs .s..
Hs"".e sre Mes,s% S.ts St'Es%". E";ss "r""y S"~ %
IEhyms; y1 m,yrR M SEEDS, A very large variety: -
FIELD SEEDS, Timothy, Clover Herd Grss., D,S, ~,
Grass, and Flax. Orders promptly sAe'u's''" !" '"'
shortest notice. '''''' W. H. & M. MAYERs
wiole.sle and Retail Drugsi''' '"d Gr''''''
For, Smith, March 7th' 1910
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
Administrators Notice:

T hereby give notice that shall apply at the nest
term Of the Probate Court OF Crawford county, to be
holden a, the Court House in said county. the first
Monday in Asrll A, d. ls46, for an order sell the
following described tracts parcels Of land belonging
TO the estate of Robert Gibson deceased wits The
north east fractional quarter Of section twerty
in township nne north Of range thirty vest containing
lsO s2-IO0 acres the northeast quarter OF section
thirty five the north east qr Of the s. w a. Of sec
35 in T. N. Of r. ~ W., containing 900 acres; the
N Z. or. Of Sec 90 in 9N. r. 80 w. containing 100
ac.es the N. T. frac. Of 90 in 7. N X. 90 w.,
containing II acres the N. W. IT, qr Of sec. ~ in T.
N. R. % Wi the N. E. frq qr. Of sec 81 in N: R:
20 W., containing 10 s0-l00 acres; the s. E. u: Of
Sec 81 in T. N. R. 30 w., containing 25 I6-i0O the
W. ofN y, Or. Of sec. 90 in T. X. 80 W con.
tanning so acres the fr Of the W qr Of sec ~ in
T9NR 80 W, containing 30 as 100 acres; the Z #
Or of sec &c in 3 N R 30 W, containing 80 55-lOo
the w 1 Of sec &c in 7 9N X 30 W, containing 32O
acres the 4 Of the n Or OF sec % in I N 80 W.
containing SO acres; the Of the qr Of sec 2! in
T9 N 80 W, containing so acres; the N T. II qr o.
sec 6 in T Z N 30 W. containing Isj 9s-l0O acres
the N W fr Or of sec 6 in TT N 30 W, containing
25l 53-I00 acres; the s Or Of sec in T SOW.
N 81 W, containing s0acres; :he W 1 Of the W
Or in sec 25 in 80 W, containing 30 acres; the
L Of The E Or and W of E Or in sec 26 in I N
r 80 W. containing 100 acres; the N Or Of the Z
Or Of IS and tho W Or of the ar in sec 81 in
TSN X 30 W, containing 80 acres; and the west OF
the n + qt Of sec IS and W Or Of N Or Of sec 81
in 7 N r 30 W, containing 100 acres.
Also the following lots in Knox's addition 10 the town
of Van Buren, to wits Lots No and in Block No 4;
Buren all situate in the county Of Crawford in the
state Of Arkansas. SARAH P. GIBSON; ..~,
Adnirisra.rir Of the E:!sts Of Root 8. Gibsoni deed
February 1871 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
CpFSH MEDICINES, &C.

lust received by late arrivals n n,er, ,Ge ,U'0 Gum
articles, which We offer a. low p''ur' ':rm rabic
Comphor, Gum Opium, Gu" A'9es, %s,w;on. GE% ' Copa
w. ,a;sh Loud OodeldOc, RUSSIA i''"sas'' ''
uerior Salad oil. , .c
...,,,.d E,ences, Pomatum. Macas'af '1' 20
As'"r pss,.diI. Lavender Water, &C.
o'o' n. q NJ. MAYERs, Dr"es''"'
For, Smith, March 7, 1870
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
SHEET IRON AND TIN MANUFACT0RY!
HARD 8. ROBERTS,

EsfECTfULLi informs the public, that he has
~ established himself in Van Buren at the above
mentioned business, which he intends carrying in
every branch and viii! manufacture SHEET IRON
and Tin WAKE Of every description, in the most
work ma mike manner and upon reasouab BILE terms His
shop Is at the old Columbus Hotel, adjoining tho Post
Office where he can at oil times be found hard at work
aud ready to accommodate all Of his old friends, and
as many new ones ss may favor him, with every dc.
scription Of wares in his line.
u Bills from distance, filed with punc,u.lity and
despatch, ware warranted.
March I, Is46.-4,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
STATE OF ARKANSAS, To-,
CouNry or WAsHIH6roy. 90.

e%ATt eas.1r o. St w..ns.ss.s, tAxK1SsAS' |ss:
Villa IN Skelton, CompLainanf,1
Reuben W. Reynolds, bodo.
wick Brodic. William Mex SIS CHsScERr
Ball, William harrington
William Ledford, Defend
ants.
In the Circuit Court Washington Couniy in raeaiion,
Fetruary the 2Otk. A. d. 1886.
HE day came the complainant, by Reagan and
Costa solicitors, and filed his bill Of compla int
herein with his affidavit that the defendants Reuben
W. Reynolds. Lodowick Brodie, and William Mex
Ball. all nonresdens of this State and the object Of
said bill being TO correct mistake in the deed Of trust
mentioned therein, and the appointment Of trustee
in the place o! the said defendant Ball. who was made
trustee BY his defendant Reynolds. by deed the
9TH day Of October, A. D. 1910, for the purpose of
carrying out the trust in said bill, mentioned for ths
use and beneht Of said complainant, and said Brode
which said trust never consummated by said Ball:
II is therefore, motion of complainant ordered that
said nonresident defendants be notified by publication
Of this order in the neligencer, newspaper published
in the town Of Van Buren,, in the State Of Arkansas by
Two successive weekly Insertions the last thereof TO be
at least four weeks before the first day Of the next
term Of this court, notifying lid that unless
they appear before said circuit before
the fourth day Of said term to be holden at the court
house, in the town Of Fa yettevlle the fourth Mon
day after the fourth Monday of April next, and then
and there plead, answer. demur to said bill that
the fane will be taken confessed and decree en-.
tered accordingly. A true copy from the record.
J. c. PITTMAN, Cier4
By S. B. CUNNINGHAM, DC.
March H. lSI6.-5-2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
Died,

nsugar Loaf Township in Crawford county, on
s'h Feb, Tho's r. Donaldson, Esq. aged about
lan
!. uh' county on tho 18th inst. Of lnaamstory le,
s.. j. Luc,sDA. daughter .. .., nso.. /" d.S. sH '
Y " residence Of tho Hon. G. W. Paschal, on the
Mse Auousrus B. PAscHAL, aged 40 years Mf. e
sch respectedl in his intercourse with the com'
he ever manifested high regard for those
cYls Of honor and morality. which charsetctse'
.nd valuable citizen. He was III but few days
hs midst Of life, We arc gu rounded BY death.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

nobr over Ashley, is something won.
n.un ~ conception. The reason why r. W.
10 lived The nomination in preference to
90 ,t 'l.nsn ,ha, wore proposed in convention.
be was regarded by the popular eye as
'ps .snied and worthy Democrat proposed
p.son-as a man well qualified and amply
'ssh, 'ea the battles Of the party; and not be.
. e. r.. Al The shrine Of Yell, Ashley, or
n,n: And, if our estimate Of Bob 10
- i one that is guided and led BY no
Il Independent Of man; and The last man
"a ,.erifce the interest Of the Democratic
'e' ,h;s State, in q rungling quibIs between
=. of The ame party: And On Interference
st Jobpsou, for or sgainst either of the
d. e., a sea, in the United States Senate,
-, copsipn him TO the "cnpilal field" of
y. dema gogues in the estimation Of the
lDsr Randolph and all the North. And, as
,,s,ail, the political camp ut this time, we
nrshly pleased with The actions and doings
s',,e Convention. The announcement Of
iobnson, as the candidate 10 represent the
=. of the State of Arkansas in Congress of
|c...d States, was received with feelings Of
.dmiralion and the citizens pf Randolph
vi give him an overwhelming, cheerful
!, ,be next election. Ashley Is strong in
-. Of woods, having majority Of nioe,y.
ana. and ! believe. more. As for my part
~ know but two Yell men in the county;
them i, for Yell, because he is n relation.
4, ober for Yell. just for fun. las he says.)
!. .rurs you, Messrs Eds, that. ifno dead.
1. change comes over the midday reflections
nor,ion Of the State, Old Chester will have
f..ar and welcomed support of the Independent
rrrn,s Of Randolph county. This is fact
III dispute. and we are people not subject
moe from fixed determinations and principles,
I,usty when the public veal and prosperity
4 stake.
! \, county i. in growing and prospering
Eoo popuIating very fast, and assuming
!, habits Of industry and enterprise. At Po.
Isa,, our shipping merchants havo butchered,
"A and exported, four thousand head of hogs;
l uf near sister, Lawrence, has but Few counts
a Us. The north par, Of the State is Ger.
!, the finest hog growing section in the State,
/, very appropriately styled BY N. as "the
dhoe and hominy. The siurlng Democracy.
tho Black river navigation. in connexion
,hs many multiplied advantages, blended
indefatigable industry and enterprise. which
kiirens are now assuming, will, | hope, in a
Years, eiivaie this section 10 4 ciFc!r among
,spectabe. RANDOLPH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE.
= UNlfIp STATES OF AMERIcA,
M'lcf OF ARKANSAS

,alcf OF ARKANSAS.
lLL be sold. at public auction, on tho 2sth day
o. March, A. D. 1886, At the Court house dcof
bussn. Crawford county. and district sfofseaid,
a the h"nu Of A. N. and 2. M !" tue
~ as last biddor, for cash in hand. the follow,
ssts. to Wit; half Of sec IL and w fracI
ssc IL, Te 80 W, containing 374-S6.l0o
stusts In said oonuty-lsvisd upon by me as
kEsPsrty Of Thomas z. WiIsup, 10 satisfy an exc.
n. f.ver ef ths United sissss, to me directed
4 ~ district Aforesaid. Doe Attendance by ohcsr
's1,sd =. RECTOR, U. Q. Ma.
sWb. !. DUvAL, .. n. a.
- SufstB, March llsb. lel6.-Sl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
NapoIeon, Ark.. Feb. a. 1916.

pross OF THE lNTELLIGENcER-SIRs: Permit
|hrough the columns Of your paper. 10 say 10
,bout assembling a, Fort Smith. preparation y
SIing up the 'ine Of march for the Pacific
Of California. that the organization Q
biy going on. 1t is desirable that we shou d
pmplelely organized, ready to leave the fror .
., early as the 10th April next. shall Q
place Of rendezvous, by the 5th Of April,
hch time and place hope to meet many
irds. ready and ripe for the enterprise. Tic
pee, for large company is 1auering. From
10 1000. am confident. wi be on the ground
men mostly, whom nothing but the great
nal can daunt. am receiving letters upon
subject Of the California movement from
y State in the Union. Many. however, may
speinl Us many may have the will. but lack
berve: Such. however, will be no loss; with
We can dispense. Ours is 4 peaceful mi
lion, still much energy and determination Of
ncler are requisite to the undertaking Of the
|nsy. We npprehend no danger, yet we
ed DO prepared to meet aggression, come from
source it may. have made arrangements,
sh think will not fail, for competen, guides
Faoduct US the most direct route, which will
many hundred miles nearer than ria South
Many families ore expected TO be along.
and young, rich and poor, all will be along
N 10 lay hold Of the many advantages which
|arly emigration to that country holds out.
believe that California, al least tina, part be.
fsn The coast and the coast range of mountains,
Dot long remain in infancy of settlement.
|avafd. forward is the movement which nought
/ The Pacific wave, will check. That the c''
mild, healthy, and sprngIike; and TINT
al Of tho vnllies is equal to the best old traV'
,'eslify. Tha; the country is mostly unoc.
=, We know, and lhnt we shall renp the first
Mrvest. we believe and intend. But my in'
Pc was not, in this letter, to speak OF the
!a'y nor its advantages, but to say that, come
nH come wue, we shall go. 5 or 5oo, we
aar, and for Americans TO make The al
Y . to succeed!
i@s, &c., D. G. W. LEAVTTT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
4 CARD.

guyHE subscribers take this opportunity Of ex.
Il pressing their thanks TO their customers ano
tho public generally for their patronage Tor 'he
m st vea,--and u. the same time would announce
70 lhem that one of the partners has been and VIII
continue to remain during the business season 10 a
New Orleans, and attend to The purchasing OF all
our supplies for The present year; and we leel no
hesitation in saying with such advantages we can
mike il 10 the interest Of our customers ana ir'ends
to supply themselves in this market r,.
We shall be continually receiving additions 10
our stock, and shall endeavor to keep at all times
general supply of goods suitable for the country
trade.
Merchants and others are respectfully invited
to give US call and examine our STOCK oe'o'e
purchasing elsewhere. >,,,,,u
Feb. 2S-3-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
FRESH CONFECTIoNARIEs, &C

INST received BY late arrival, large variety 1s !!
US, oS ,bs following kinds: Mint, lemon hoat' t
hound Cinnamon, Nergens, Min. Drops H1sc' c.
crs,, Vanilla, Rose, and Cren" Ca%aIes; WEpS ~
sec'e'S' ' W. H. L. NJ. MAYERS.
March Z, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
HEAD QUARTERS.
NOTICE,

A LL persons are hereby forewarned from cut.
ting or removing timber from the land Of
Knight, Gwin, & Davis, at tho peril Of the law,
as nm determined 10 prosecute all intruders.
JACKSON WHITE, Agent
for KNIGHT, GWIN, & DAVIS.
March l4,-5-,f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
SCOTT, WHITE u CO. i,

y ~ W -
HAVE just received by Arkansas No. s, the
III following Goods, which they offer on pleas
ing terms: 4
Figured Alpocha Striped Merino Cashmere !;
Plaid do. Fancy Cashmere; Fancy Prints; MerI'
mack do; Virginia PIuids; Blue Stripes; Pruss!an
Shawls; Indian do. Blue Chentz do; Imitation
Pongce do; Plaid Wool Shawls; Worsted Ferret
ing; Cotton Thread, Marlboro Stripes; Kentucky
Jeans; Apron. Fufdlufes urd Bingham Check !;
Linssy; Kersey; &c, &c:5
Kni,es and Forks; l sett Ivory do; Butcher
Knives; Wood Pocke, Combs; Statla Glassesi
Needles; Violin Strings; Hand Saw, Roind !
Round Mil Saw and Pitt saw Fies Horse and
Wood Rasps. spriggots; Nail Gimblels' Iayior's
TbimbIe,; Hand Saws; FIints; Cotton I'slne !;
Kings and Collins Ases Hoes; Horse shoes as.
sorted Steel Corn Mills Siflers; Long Handled
Shoyes Coffee Mills; 4, 6, g. 10 penny Nails;
Crowley Steel.
Painted Jars; Painted Twiflers; Mocho tchorS;
BowIs; Sugars, Creams, assorted in boxes:
Mems Light Pegged Brognns; Women's FINE
Calf do Youths do. do. do; Chlldrens shoes'
Sugar Coffee; Molusses Tanners OH Ra's'ns
Figs; Pepper; Sperm Candles; Sc:
IAN Buren, Ark. Feb. 26, ls4o'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

are authorised to announce ISAAC B. AUSTIN
anddate for the Office of Sheriff Of Crawford Co.,
~ ensuing August election.
Aafeh IA, l846.-5-u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

" II. Il NJ. MAYERS have just received
W. per steam boat Della,
5000 Regolia and Principe Cigars,
100 and u half Boxes Sardines,
100 and fourth "
Scotch Ale,
Raisns-W White Malaga Grapes,
Raspberries and Strawberries in Syrup
superior article.
lemons, Oranges,
Havana Sweetineats, Citron. &c.
Fine FooIscap, Letter Paper. Steel Pens on
Cards and in Boxes, Hair Tooth ard Shaving
Brushes, Cologne, and general variety Of Per.
fumery and fancy articles.
March 1lh, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14
MEDICINES.

Al OF. Quin int,
fO Iodine,
Scammony, powd.
Gambougc, do.
Piperine,
iva ursi,
Fabnestocks Vermifuge,
Oil Of Hemlock,
Nitrate Of Silver,
Blue Mass,
Sienna Alex.
do India,
Pill Boxes, &c. 80.
Received per Della. and for sale by.
STEVENSON & BELL, Drugsisn.
March 7th, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

VIM. &. ROBINSON
HAS Just received per Steamer Arkansas No.
Mn 5 from New Orleans, fresh lot Of Groce-
ries &c., consisting in pat. Of
Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Superior Rio Cofee'
Pepper and ulsPico5
Mustard,
Painted Buckets,
Brooms,
Cincinnati Soap,
Sperm Candles,
Champagne Wine,
Claret do.
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
Common DO.
Segars, ,,,- -,
All of which will be sold as low as any House
in Van Buren,, for cash or baT;or.
" WIN. C. ROBINSON.
Main St., Van Buren,, Feb. 2S,--3-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

Mems Light Pegged Brognns; Women's Fin
Calf do Youths do. do. do; Chldren's shoes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

Painted Jars; Painted Twifflcrs; Mocho ltchorSi
Bowls Sugars, Creams, assorted IN boxes'
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-21
FOR SALE.


II OF Sin square 20. Lots 20, 81, in square 70
IL Lot C in square ITO, this lot is near Genera
Towson's About 10000 square feet Of ground in
square 23l, this is at the southwest corner Of the
square, corner Of and l5. Lot 2, in square 257,
with frame houses. Lot |, 2, 3, and A, in square
294, with A frame houses Lots |, 2, 3,4, s, 6, Z,
8, ., and TO- being the whole Of square 390. Part
Of lot with neat frame house in square 1926 this lot
fronts 33 feet on lth street. Lots and 2, in
square b, with brick houses. Parts Of lots and
10, in square b. Blacksmith, wheelright, and car
penter shops. Part Of lot l6 in 453, with two brick
houses. Lot in reservation d, fronting 43 feet on
Maryland avenue. Lots, 6, and z, in reservation c,
fronting 1919 feet on Maryland avenue Lots %
and 30 in square G, with frame houses Lot "a in
square 534. Lots 2, 3, and Is, in square 535, with
frame houses. Frame house and lot in square
south Of square 5I6 Lot is in square 562. Lot
rs, 90, ~, 2s 20, 46 and Az, in square 5l3 with
frame buildings. Lot 2, in square 6l3.
Also for sale $625 of stock in the Bank Of Metro
polls; $4,000 stock in the Bank Of Of Washington;
Si,750 stock in the Potomac Fire'Tnsurance Com
pany of Georgetown; 81 400 stock in the Odd Fell
ow's Hall. Enquire at this Office.
aug b.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-21
GEORGE w. CLARKE, BUILDER, AND
(1GENER.4L FURNISHING LLNrDERI.4KER

GEORGE w. CLARKE, BUILDER, AND
UGENER.aL FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
corner Of Euginia apenAe and 9Th street, near the
Many Yard Gate-or at his residence, on the west
side of nth street. near the eastern Branch bridge
Thankful for the liberal patronage with which
he has already been favored,he respectfully socits
acontinuance Of the same. N ri
Always on hand ready for use, Pine, Cherry,
Walnut, Poplar, and Mahogany, which he manil-
factures into Collins at the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms GEH
\ Hearse and carriages furnished at the shortest
notice All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to at all hours, left at the above place.
I N. B.-Carpenters work in all its branches done
on the most reasonable terms, and at the shortest
notice.
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, and made
look equal to new. 4s dec Is -6m
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-21
Written for the Olive Branch.
Alb BA CRA w FOR D.
BY MISS 8. A. HALL.

Oh these glorious, moonlight evenings
They have returned once more with all
their gentle loveliness, and the crisp frost
gently, silently, and mischeviously comes
stealing down right in the very eyes OF that
beautiful bright orb which shines in all the
refulgent brightness Of long October ev--
ening. Who can gaze upon the fairness Of
that gentle Queen in her reflected beauty,
and not feel sense Of sadness stealing over
his heart 9-nsensbIy at first perhaps, but
that tinge of melancholy is there, and
gains irresistible influence. Come kind
friend, let us take short ramble; the
Churchyard lies yonder, just where the sha-
dow of the spire falls--it is a lovely retreat.
Methinks were to 60 10 my last sleep,
could die happier did ] know that my last
resting place would be in that sweet enclo-
sure; where the low zepher could sigh my
requiem, and the bright blue sky and cool.
ing green leaves, would be above me, ant
kindred bodies around. Oh! it is pleas
ant thought that when death comes likes
shadow over the soul, that we shall not bt
separated from the loved ones of earth
but in the congregation of the dead, shal
take our places side by side, each fond ont
crowned, and friends too, our childhood.
cherished associates shall assemble there
and the marble tablets shall record each oc
cupant's name. Sad am ] surely there i
tincture of melancholy in my thoughts
for months and years have gone by sine
my feet last trod these grassless paths, an,
then by my side was one as fair as thou
my own sweet one, and | fancy almost Sc
her now with her basket of bright flower
swinging on her arm, her bonnet pushe
back from her head, and the golden hal
banging unconfned in thick wavy masse
upon her snow white brow, A thing Q