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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
aIsses Of the Artass's ia,sliiseseer.
WAsHIxsroS CTR, April 23ih.

=. pou.e Of Representatives was yesterday
AZ another of ,hoss excitemen,s. which
much impaired the good character Of thai
"s, Inpersoli. by lrave Of the Hod,e, made
-,I explanation. aud gave specifications
s.ul,rs for his charges against Webster:
fr5mun replied, and in the course Of The
.,, a., confusion ensu.d; hisses. groans, the
70 coward we're b,nded about very much
P,'h.gace Of rhose concerned. am sorry
psg these instances Of confusion in the
,h.v arc 100 frequent. or The charges
4. M. webstcr, l hardly think they have
s.,,ined by Mr.. Insersoll's particulars:
charges and making accus't tions, ARE very
,hins,, to accuse q man of crime and
;aoo,e on him the burden of proving himself
'.;I,y % i, novel proceeding, to say tn. Ieas,
have no exceeding high opinion OF Web.
.im;rs his talents, not hImseIf; neither have
.,,nynvanl fondnrss for Ingersoli: ! do no,
i .i,ber of them as gai!tless. in a proper
.'ao. 10 cast the stone at the guilty.
n, ei,y is thronged with Mail Contractors
a. IVES, and Southwest; a day or two since
s,;,eJ on the President in body.
Eclipse went off on Saturday. the observed
N observers; since then we have had cool
y, and scasonable rain, which was very
aissired. !,
.,og the visi,ers to our city is Col. r. NJ.
.so If Kentucky; ho is looking remarkably
.r i, nothing in Congress now Of special
~. the French SpoIialion claims are being
ed in the Senate; the House is attending to
.,r,e, against Webster, &c.
Howard, bearer of dispatches from the
5 Texas, hA arrived in this city: ii is
N something will be done in relation to the
I,aJs in Texas. during the present session.
have nothing of importance from Mexico;
unceriuinty.
bpo. cxpcc, anything importan, from Eng.
mil after the notice shall have been gwen
think propositions will be made on which
acabIe adjustment may be based: hope so.
.ue IN receipt Of election news from VIr.
,bo' nothing definite Us 10 the final result.
ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
COUNTY ATEs.

we are authorized to announce WILLIAM H.
HEARD as a candidate for Constable Of Naa buren
Township Crawford CO. at the ensuing August election
WE are authorized to announce ALEA AANDhh
MCLEAN, a candidate for re election as CLERK oi 'hs
county, at the next August election
WE arc authorised 10 announce Ger. WASlilN"-
TON DU VAL, as Il candidate Tor sheriff. al 'he Gu
suing election.
WE are Authorized to announce N. Alu' ol %
PRYOR, as candidate for Sheriff, at the mex, August
election.
WE are authorised TO announce JOHN oAhN ALL
candidate for sheriff, at the next August election
March II, I5I6-5-ti
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

ifagruph for the Ladies.-Under this head,
Preston News states that a Mons. Debay'
!, has published book on beauty, ana the
p preserving il. from which we may gather
'ng interesting. and, it may be, useful 10
a The Empress PopPei. who d,d hsr.
credit Of burying three husbands. the i's'
was that fcrocious Emperor and eh'''us'
Pdler Nero, preserved her charms to 'he
srod oi her lie, h, the daily use "i oa'h:
,. aerording t" Vi. B'bay, her sIa YES had
Two pou ds OF rispberrles aid twenty
Of wbcJries. N,non dc L'Enclos'
every body knows, inspired her admirers ;
NOS, ardent passion at tine sedate age OF
,ad who was actually cea,ted on one oe'
!! her own grandson, though we must 90
Justice to sa that he was not aware Of
aonship, is said to have discovered 10 her
" into Roman history this recipe OF
roPpGa. and used il, us her life tenches
NE most eminent success.
%, q pity TO spoil tho romance oil .h's w.
BY asking whero tho raspberries ail'
srss are to come from' II bIackoerr'eS
eas we'll. we nigh. have plenty of the"'
some Of our fair readers try Ihsm.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

The Duke Of Wellington occasionally spreads
himself in the way of his digni!ies. but MIR.
Shntlnrr, below, "is few" notwithstanding:
MARRIED-ln Worcester. Mass, on Thursday,
October 9th, TAI. P. SHArFNER, Esq, Attorney
md Counsellor at Law, OF Louisville, KY. Pas,
Grand II. Priest and Grand Patriarch of that
S;nt", Grand Representative 10 the Grand Lodge
Of the United STATES from the Grand Encampmeni
Of Kentucky, Junior Editor of the Covenant"
eN-r diior of tho Free Mason." OF Louisville. Cor.
responding aud Recording Secretary of the Board
of Missions of the Methodist Episcoaal Church,
South, Captain Of The Is, Company 1924 Resi-
mcn,. 29lh Brigade of kentucky Militia, &C., to
Miss NANcY r. PRArr, of the former place.
Papers throughout the world, including the Uni
ted States. Oregon, California. Mexico, South
America, New Holland and tho West indies please
Copy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

ner fariy 10 Orsgon.-The Washington
Cnlon gives some paragraphs irons new work
0y M' De Moiras, which has lately appeared in
rans' II will be seen that these positions are in
perfect accordance with the views advanced by
ar. Benton as to the character Of the old French
anu English ireatics. The closing pararrapbs
are the following:
Besides, however these grea, dfieu,,;e. MAJ
terminate, France cannot remain ,nd,tI.. ran, -
Them. Letus not indeed forget that il is on The
Interpretation Of French treaties ,ha, the Amer.
'cans am English sPecIllly ground their claims
" '"e POSSESSION Of shis territory the region that
may tall to England forms part Of canada, WHICH
formerly belonged to us. The majority of The
Inhabitants OF Oregon, and Of those who are every
uay astonishing themselves there, are Canadians
OF 'he French race. Is II not presumabe. more.
over, that IN the case Of general war, England
viii one day lose Canada and her continental
possessions in America, as she has lost the U. s.,
ana as Spain has seen her viceroyaI,ies separate
themselves from her! 1t is in fact, only by a
formidable display Of forces that England main.
'ains herself iii our ancient colony. Notwith.
standing long years Of possession tho two races
have not mingled. Acadia was taken from US in
IIl3, but this did not prevent three thousand
rrenchmen flying from English tyranny in l745.
after 2S years Of dominnlisn, from seeking re.
tuge IN the Island of ST. John. which then beloa.
gcd TO US; and the Canadians of the present day
are us much Frenchmen as they were in the
time oil The DuGuesn.s and Beauharnois.
10 the arrangement Of the boundaries of Ose-
Son, then, England and the United States are not
The only parties interested; third is concerned.
The limits Of the Franco. Canadian nation arc
about TO be fixed, and let our descendants, when
they shall shake otfIhe English yoke, no, forge,
that IN virtue Of the rights Of discovery and of
possession by their ancestors, their territory
should extend from the river ST. Lawrence TO the
Pacific. The highly possible hypothesis of her
Independence once admitted, it may be affirmed
that Canada would moi enter into the federal
Union; and that without placing herself under
our flag, she would al Ieas, form sovereign state
faithful 10 her sympathies and TO her origin. 1t
mny easily be conceived Of what importance it
would be TO France to her American domains,
and 10 her future extension in Oceanica, 10 have
in proximity with her establishments. nation
attached 10 her by the ties Of blood, of religion.
Of language; aud how mu:h we should wish 10 see
Canada. having become free, at length recunstiIuc
q new France in A nerica.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
Spring and Summer Goods,

yusT rec'dand in store for sale very ehssp-Frsneh
u and English broadeo,hs; Military sLy blue elo,hs,
for $. Army: Black and fancy casmcrss Kentucky
jeans nseys and kerseys Pilot and beaver cloths Sat.
inets; Maekinaw thnkelsi Merino and silk drawers
and shirts: Wool and merno 10 bales "a brown
shrtings: bales rs do do bales ~ do do. 4eascs
blue PRINTS 500 pieces tassd PRINTS aud general as
sornent Of shoes boats, hats sugar. coffee sss nss;
and great variety Of other articles.
Van Buren. May 10, 40. q. c. PICKETT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
NOTICE.
ApMINIsrRAroR,s SALE.

TN nursuapce of an order Of the honorable Probate
| Court Of Crawford county, made at the April term
thereof 1916 shall offer for sale, on Monday the sew.
entb day OF July next st the Court House Door in the
lawn of Van Bnren, the 70 flowing described tracts Of
land situate in said county Of Crawford, to wit lhe
Northeast fractional quarter OF section
(27 township nine o. north range thirty (3O) west;
containing one hundred and hity s9;ioo acres Inc
ar of sec thirty Ave (35l township nine, ~ Of
1bir,vtwo. (32,) W; containing two hundred (200)
acres: The qr Of see twenty t2o),in i nine (9l,
Of R ,hirly;.wo lsaD w W; Containing one hundred
~. in i nine 9, R twenty nine 20. W; containing
soremiceu II acres The ~ frqt Of SEC twepty-cnc
2I in township nine 3. twenty. nine W; containing
f,y cgbt $500 acres: Them fr qr Of sec twenty.
one ois r nine N R twenty nine - w; containing
nincieen e0.I0U 10 So iOb acres: he r qr OF sec
twcntv three %, nine o. thirty ~ WI containing
twcntv five seventy.six hundredths 70 " tVo acrts
The " half of the qr OF sec 'wenly..nrcc -, VI
The w fr half of the ar of sec twenty three %,
in r nine g. R thirty 80 W. containing thirty 35 100
acres 80 35.IOO: The E ir Or Of sec twenty.x 70,
in T nine O. N R thirty 80 W; containing thirty 30 100
80 $500 acres: The W nan oi sec .weh'ys1 20;
r nine o. R thirty 80: continuing three hundred and
,wenty 800 acres: The E half Of the N L ar OF sec
twenty seven 81, in I nine ?, thirty ~, W; con.
ta;niny eighty ~ acres: The L half Of the fr Of
,siu;ns eighty 50 acres: The r ar Of sec six G. in
T seven 1, N R thirty 30 w; containing one hundred
and eighty five 9s.IU0 acres: The N IF ~ of sec
.x 6. iu i seven I, N r thirty 80 W; containing two
hnndred and ffty.one So 100 acres: The Il qr Of
sec six, G, 7 seven, I, thirty 80 w; containing
one and sixty sol The hall Of ,lG
ys ~ " p,,;n;ng eighty 1901 acres: The half of the
" ar Of sec twenty five, IS, in eight thirty
"; containing eighty go acres: The hall Of Of the he
f mr. and " half the E ar ofsec twenty.sx, 2' in
III, 3 N r thirty I30IW; containing one hundred
and sky usoI acres. The ~ Or 2, ,h tue qr Of
az in T eight. N R thirty 1901 W; containing eighty
s, acres: The half OF the Or of sec thirty Eve
IS, and the N W qr Of the NV Or Of s'c thirty six,
az in r eight, g. N thirty 1907 vest containing one
and twenty li2UI acres Also lots No three
III four [I in block numbct four in knon,s ad.
a;,on TO the town Of Van Buren, and lots No eieyen
iii and twelve II2 in block No two ~ IN the town Of
w. I3uren Ali situate in the county Of Crawford in
the State of Arkansas. Terms;-siz months credit
with bond and approved srcarity
Of ftle Esiste yf Robf s. Gibson, dceh
Mav6, 1876 e-li@
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Z Eosry TAiag.-The Freuclrp people have , :,
I applied the wonderful invention oi ~
sloa purpose which will be attended "''''
P@any good effects, and tend, in a gfea'
nis the prevention Of crime. fne nu'
Pvn ko Daguerrean portrait o. every
'ca!aanl pickpo-ke, in Paris. ana ss'''
armeH poice authorities of all tho o'he'
tne kipgdom.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
For the Arkansas Intelligcncer.
kE DRUNKEN FOREiGNERS-IRlSH AND
DuTCH.''

DUTCH.
I.,r, Ediiors:-I have always been 4 friendto
Iy,u. but last night ended my term Of friendship
.,,n looking over the Washington Union Of April
Glanced to light upon the following remarks
bv Mr. Yell on tn. floor Of Congress. before
md galleries crowded by citizens from all parts
hppy and free land.
y.l lin answer to Mr.. jones' upon the subject
h,.ipr mounted RiAemen for the Oregon route.
{h,-
4, own desire had boen that two Regiments Of
- ,i,oald be raised IN the Western country
nd q men who kaow somethng o. Western ser.
kut y, he could not get them he would just as
nc the Infantry now in service. instead Of
i, the proposition Of the gsntlemIn from Ohio,
trcker OIL which proposed to strike out III;
.a, Of Dragons and insert one Of Rihemen.
"a, true that the President VA, authorized under
si.ng law, TO take the present Regiments Of In
,nd pu, rides in their hands or convert them into
nfsntry. But saH fhry nere nothing more
|tIs same DRUNKEN Fors'gnsrs-lRlsli and
Nh"
M Editors, the gallant little army under the
md Of that brave and sigilani officer, Gen. lay.
,sed on the frontiers Of Mexico, surrounded
psni dangers, beIeaguered, harrasscd and starv.
centred upon il the eyes Of the whole Amer.
pyls zinc ludng, hope, Mr.. Yell, and great SO.
i is entertained for It's safety; and although il is
bded by thrice its number Of the enemy, the
eses Of the people ia the bravery. discipline and
su Of it's composition, is such that no one doubts
Aue galtnt fellows will achieve impcrishable
ff The American army, and Is missionaries of
and liberal principles, carry knowledge of the
~ Of free government TO the bcnghted and
!pddch people Of that unhappy and Distracted
Mcssrs. Editors, allow me TO ask Gov. lci,
pnlose the greater party Of this gahent little
Why these same ''druaksH torsIgners,' who
efenslye to his nasal olfoctorrs
aic 10 bear the from, OF the fight and suffer the
hardships in this campiigni The PFlSatcs--
nbe ''lrish and Du.ch," whO are ever to be
,n ~ the first to answer Their country's call
Fat The foremost facing the enemy: yet Gov
aoanccs all this class Oi natura!IIed c'tlzens, as
ca foreigners" :enticmcn, | am u foreigner,
Rv scfved my adopted country h'e years IN ner
and in that time travelled hundreds OF miles
fntict among vafious tribes ot indians, ,iited inc
a d one arm to suppress Indian difficulties on
N one occasion, aud had the satisfaction TO re.
au by officers test imonials Of good conduct ana
but Gov. Yell ignorant Of my ciains 10
slhough among othrfs sent him to Congress
'-s, me aud protect my feelings, foos me OF
ssement Of INV officers aud denouness nic as
twegnr." "The back OF nv hand to nun
out MONTGOMERY
saih, May 18th. 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

|1UT ribbed dccantcrs, pressed sugar, inch round
I J dishes, 3 do do do, do obong do. do do do, .
slate tumbcrs, I.3 do do. For sale by
May 10. SUIT, Wuil'' " ".
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

dies Paints Oils, &C. &c which they will sell at the
lowest market prices for cash exchange for count
ry produce;
Groceries.
Rio coffee, brown and leaf sngsF molasscs, salt,
whiskey, brandics gin, aga, carot ma deria cham
paigne and port wines, French and American corias,
brandy fruits brandy cherries, peppermint essence
asstd stoughion wine and ginseng bit,ers lemon sy.
rups, catsup pepper sauce, pickles, sperm aud star
Candles black imperial gun powder and Young Tyson
teas vinegar chocolate, sardines, alsPce, pepper,
ginger, cassia, mustard, alum, saltpc,rc, saigrLtus
borax brmstone raisins, currans spI biscuit, pruncs
indigo, madder, copperas, corks, rice, chak "hlths
Spanish brown, turpentne, linseed oil, tanners oil,
japan and copaI varnish lethrage. powder lead shot,
anlla rope assd sizes, bed cords, plough lines, cod
fish, herring ink, soap, sta rc London porter pipes
CIGARS backing. matches, painted buckets tubs nnd
kcclcrs, brooms mattresses Jugs and demyohns, Nc'
Dry Goods.
Domcstics, blankets, bed ticking, prints. marlbro
stripes, demns Georgia homesPun bleach cd 'mestcs
cotonades IA great Variety wOoen and cotton shawls
cotton aud silk hdkfs buttons, thread 'sicry Cheeks
&c &c.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Iron, steel, castings, bellows, anvs, vices hammers.
spades, shoves, garden rakrs hoes, log aud tracc
Chimes scythes, aAes, mill cross cut and hand SAWS
patent balances stcelyards, STR and butt hinges
chises, files brass copper and bell metal
&c tiles, frying pans, curry combs, iron squares,
steel mills, and irons, shovcls and tongss tea Kettles
knives and forks, pen knives. shoe and butcher do;
razorr scissors sheas stcrs cotton cards; wool do
coffee Mills gun ants percussion caps wrapping cap
and letter paper
Hats, shoes and Boots.
Fashionable ca asmcre hats; beaver do: nutra do;
wool pea and sporting hats palm hats; ass trogans
boys and women's shocs--a great variety oil prices
SaddlcTy.
Gentlemen and ladies' saddlcs brides, martingales
sursngles, grths Whips, horse collars blind BRIDES;
&c. =, Sci SC;
May %, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
WALLACE & WARD

TAvE jus, received, per steamer Troy drect from
II Pb,ladclpbia, New York and Boston, one oi the
and be., selected stocks of Spring and summer
Goed, thew ever brought to this market, consisting in
y. n Of bic and black English and French
and casmrrcr pilo, and beaver cloths; sk .a' aI"
cs sshmere yes,nrs fine medium and low priesd tweedS;
and Kentucky jeans. very cheap; large lot OF
app,,, of all colors aud at all Prices linen and cot
ton Coal and paniaoon stufs; great 'an;iy ana a,
low prices; very large stock Of brown and o,sacnea
smss,ics blankets and blanket coats o' all '''e'P
ii
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals win he feeeivsd At the oGies Of
- the undersigned until " o'clock M 6atsrday the
ls,h day Of June 1876, for Furnishing the Quartet
Mastefs Department at Fort Smith, Ark's. with One
Hundred and Fifty Tons Good Prairie Hay.
The hay to be stocked ricked by the Contra ctor
and at his expense, in such place aud manner the
Quarter Master may direct.
The contract TO be completed on OF before the 18th
day Of August lsi6. The privilege Of rejecting any
all bids deemed 10 high. Is reserved to the United
States. c. B. ALEXANDER, A. q. NJ
QuAErgs MasrEss OFTicE,
Fort Smith, Ark, May 10, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

A LIKELY Negro Girl to hire on reasonable terms
IN inquire of fAsCHAL n o"pIN'
May IL. 1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

DRUt:S and medicinos, paints, oils, glassware.
i l6pssiumery, finey articles, confcctionery, Ges
iofcthss with. general assortment Of articles II our
line; ICED, cs4lesmcr Republic, from Ph'a, which
wo offer to the trade hnlesa and retail at tho lowest
prices. Orders promptly executed:
Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
DIED,

On the 20ih inst. Felix g. Lester, son oil Les'e'
of this county, aged ~ years.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Iron consisting of--3i and "A square. l.2 3s 5s
I.l6 3.4 ST l.2 and inch round by 3s, 3o by SO,
34 by Ia, by Ia, Ia oy Ia, "a by 80, by IL
3.I2 by 34, ? by So, by 34.a aby -, 81 by -,
I-2 by l.2, 1S by Ia. l-2 by 81; nail rods; II
81 and inch boxes; plough wings; cast gudgoons
for saw mills ~
Van Buren. May l6, 1916. a .....-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM, ,

"AVE reed, per late arrivals from New Orleans and
III Cincinnati. very large and extensive assortment
Of Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods Hats Shoes, Sad.
dies Paints, Oils, &C., &c, which they will sell al the
lowest market prices for cash or IN exchange for count.
~ produce:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
NOTICE

r hereby given that at tho April tenn Of the Pro.
bate Court of Crawford county, A. D. 1876, letter.
OF admin ls,rann grated 10 the undersigned
the estate of s. s. Oliver, deceased. which lettsrs
hear date the 9Th day Of April, A. D. Iei6 Therefore
all persons having claims sguinst said estate sreIs'
ouired 10 exhibit the samo 10 tho undersigned, pro-
perly authenticated. within year after the date Of
Icttes of they may be precluded from any bcnt
in said estate, and IL such claims be MT exhibited
within two years from the date Of said letters they
shall be barred and precudcd from any bens.
MARY NJ OLIVER. Adr,k,
1HOS QUESENBuRY, ADMIT
OfS S. OLIVER. deed.
NAV 2. 4s4e.-l2-6w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Imitation French castings consisting oi-skiet'
with lids do do. fat grddles, stew pots with lids
wash kettles, small pots.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23
IA0IES' W { A R.

Now style prints from st to 70 CENTS "or'''u a"1
- b,Iznr,ues, ringhanIs, shaded lawn sh han'
.n, s,,c painted lawns; polka musi'n'; camorcs anu
;a.an,i.. ain and figured alpaca 'ustres, very
.. ,u,,. cI,prs dc ianc, something cntIeiy he~ ~
nr,,rdIy rich; cashmere d'eco'se sfacua.eo
~ in and iyurcd silks aud satns tra"is aney nun
ir,n.m c,mbrlc hdkIs plain and hem qlcnoa, s.nr.s
",,"rs canes, caps, and cheInsetes mus ana
81 nss,y slyIc ani quality; bobnet ana .n,eau nJ
o ;r:,r,y. cotton; thread and bobn edgngs ano
:n..,,'ngs new style bonncts; plain ana fancy
"'',o,in, newt, and trimmings In grea, 'a.'I, o,
l. nI s,n .badcr; white and black SIX anu
ha,s al al prices; in short almost every a'''' -
dies wear. .rn SuOCS
chr, Leghorn, Panama S'k o"a r~ s--
, Hars. Of the latest fashion. Ltrgs Iol
Of looks and stniiousryl Hardrare
and Cutlery, China, Glass ana
Oueeus,rare, Drugs, lisa's'"es
= and Dy Si.gs: ,,ocrp,rs
s,,cAR. COFFEE. AND OTHER 'Roohn,'Y' III,
AN ash /. that persons wishing to Pu'TSnast IS, Sur
m ud wi Examine our stock, and i they 40 hirbs!,
eau a"o Goods il viii not be our au'l. mo , oats.
aarEe, price paid for flour, wheat, oG' feathers
,'nn.,s.I beef hides, dccrskins, eoonSA''''
and plank. :, =, ,on
Nan Buren,. May 20. leto. --------------
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Cider vinegar. spirits turPenne, linsecd oil. brow
soap venetian red bottle eoks IL per IL glass; epson
salts, white lead, essence peppermint, oppodeldoc,
Godreys cordial, Bateman's drops, hudanum, essence
Of lemon essence Of cinnamon, antemonal wine, cal
ome tartar emec, epicac. pulv rhubard, cream tar.
tar aoes manna senna pink root all root, plragorc.
red lead, icarherage chrome green, chrome yellow,
Prussan blue
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Lock at This.
ME cash will be paid for likely servant girl we'll
] recommended bctwccn The age Of IL and Is years:
for further particulars inquire at this office.
May 9th.-i3-3w.
LATE ARRIVAL.
lust RECEIVED per steamboat Republic, and
u now opening in the brick store, on Main street.
'0'"'s'ss esses esfbdipsM bipps Msfrin.c M M prints
do Cape Horn do.
Is pieces Irish Linen
do 1911 Linen shectng
3 do S-4 Damask Linen
| case Blcached Shirtings
Hem. stitched aud plain linen hsnderchiefs
10 dozen P. l.. Hats
Thread iaccs und cdgngs.
May ., lSi6. @. C. PICKETT. >,
SCOTT WHITE & CO. have just received per late
y arrivals a general assortment Of Dry Goods and
Groceries. which will be sold on reasonable terms.
May 9th 46.
lust reed per steamers Bourbon, Arkansas Mail,
- and Virginia, in addition to our former stocks
10000 lbs. iron, assd;
Am. and English blister. German and cast steel;
90, 900 de-. cotton yarns;
30 boxes window glass;;
~ - tuuiblcrs, assd;
so pepper aasks;
400 and gallon jugs;
100 bbls whiskcy,
20 Am. brandy and gin,
zoo bags coffee,
90 hhds sugar,
10 boxes starch,
10 cases prints, ass'd,
20 bales domestic, asstd, &C., 10. An Of which
disposed to sell to our friends and customers
at very small advance for eash-or in exchange for
country produce, HENRY 4 CUNNINGHAM.
Van Buren,. May .. 1886. : -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

Mems plain saddles. do s,takapas do, ladies buck
sk in scat do do hngskn do do, size pocket bags
cotton wor-ted surcnges, martngalcs fair and black
fair and black heads and reins, cotton and worsle
girths back bands, belly bands srrup athers, wago
Whips, double ring brides, round top leather trunks
cotton and worslcd webbing, wide worst girths
horse collars, wa gon and plough hames.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-23

SCOTT WHITE & co. have just received per late
y arrivals a general assortment Of Dry Goods and
Groceries. which will be sold reasonable terms.
May 9th 46.