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Boarding.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN wishes hoard nigh up
n town. 10 the vicinity OF or stages where h-
hsve small room furnished. having closet and
for ire Breakfast only required ami privilege OF
dining SUNDAYS Terms over = NJ. Pleas. address,
wiki i1 particulars. Msmm. a, This oEce- Reference
CURED -
pOARDI St.-RoouiS Jet sIacle gentlemen, Or
ID grctemen and wife. IN he house OF small geuieel
family. Broadway. m Waker-Si The - ~ te
rented together -ingly. with without fu! partial
board. agreeable person with suitable references
Terms moderate. Inquire ~ 80 Naker-.t- o. SITS
R0ARDING.-P Pleasant furnithsd sud aufnraished
A. rooms 10 et 20 gentlemen aad their 'vycs IN small
private family where they have The comforts home
Apply Al IL East Broad way CHtheCBe-> n5l 5u-
ROtRD.-A handsome psror Tie hr., door. rl-u a
- large room on The second story suitable FOR tieute
and heir Wives also. ANAL rooms for single gentle
men. References exchanged Apply ~ III Leonardst
nearly opposite the Carton House. go 5tis
pOaRD-ln South Brooklyn. within irree inmates
DSalk from The Ferry. gentleman and his lady or
three single gentlemen can he accommodated with good
centeel board private family, very moderate
Location very pleasant Address $ &. this oifcecj Sits
HOARD-A gentleman and lsty or two single genfle-
bmen be accommodated with good board, and a
me. large the second story, with pantes at
iached, al No. 81 Whie-iwhsre every comfort Of home
can be- enjoyed. o5o 5us'
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fashionable GIothina.

CHAs FoLwELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 1872 BROADWAY tnp sIalrsJ respectfully informs
Nhs customers and gentlemen generally that be has on
hand and constantly receiving the latest styles Of Cloths
Csssmeres and VesIings which ne will make up IN
he doubts viii prove every way satisfactory 10 those
who may favor him with their patronage lie wishes IN
particular call he attention Of gentlemen to his
style Of Dress and Patio Oyetcoais be- is earnestly Of
the opinion they cannot be encerd In this city else
where Gentlemen furnishing their cloth VIII nave
their garments made with much II purchased OF
him. OBJ I'm
CHEAPER THAN EYRR.-A iill suit Of ~ pernre
~ Cloth made order Ia the most substantial and
fashionable style be procured for So, MOFFATrS
Fashionable Cash Tailoring Establishment No - Cashsf
nest N-w-York. Every article in the line equally low
Gail and see JOHN MOffATT o2l Imeot
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~ Lecture TO Young Mcn.-The Rev. Ois \
Skinner will deliver his Filth Lecture Young Men
Sunday tomurrowl afternoon In the 0rchards univer
salist Church Service 10 commence ~ O'Clock. It.
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M CrE DTSTaSC:

WOMAN AND EGR DISEASES
IRON The CRADLE TO TIE GRAVE By Dr. DIX
or Adapted exci1svelv 70 her Instruction in the
Era avs OF her system rs wc-S contafs IS pages
Live. Of Celebrated SALESMAN. ev John Quincy Ai,n.
IL D Eita SSe,ct Of the Author. BY he Rev Chss W
Uqham; price 5 cts
es59,t s Ts:. be 7 NJ PTee Zee
IRA Myers and others FOR he Murder acvt
exciting s54lr Of Love aHG Intrigue. Pre- ~.
The Errca Cook. civsc tg directions for TIE most Gel
sbraIed and delicious dishes. price ; cts.
Oar Amy he Ro Ciraade with Descriptions of h-
Battles Of Pa.o Alto and Reseca De a Palma &c prce
Dealings with Firm OF Donbey and Son. b. Chss Dick
ems; P-ice sd best ediuC1 II cts.
Constitution OF The STATE 1f New-lors adopted IN
Convention. with the Address OF The Convention 10 TIE
People ana also the present Constitution prlee Sd
Old Gro Nest Tie Outlaws OF the Hudson by Robert
Marion sa4 Men. an Historical Romance CT Revol-
;ionarv T. Ile>: price - els
GTahaI.'- Magazine for November. 4 beautiful number
subscription >. Per No. > Cts
Asents supplied publishers publishers prices Nv
o51 " Il. GRAB An. Tribune Buildings, Nsssau-.t.
VIM. TAYLOR co, NO : ASToR HOUSE,
AVE RECEIVED Gurt1g The past week something for
,ious Magazines OF which hey keep full assortment
tut hook nder the above ie ~ Ro6ert Carleton, Fac.
Prce - cents
Lovers new work Legends and Store. OF Irelsnd sc
Wornan'- Re'yar'l a novel by The Hon Mrs Sorton
The Old Gro Ses, an American novel by E f Greeley
Sarfaf Resarn., (ceyised edition, bv Thomas Carlyle
No Il of,he Illustrated History Of England c5c,.
Leis Living Age No. ia - year. or per No ~
cents
The Ne'vYcrs illustrated Macaz'ne fof November 3
Vol Modern Standard Drama bound n muslin snssl
.ished with Portrait aud Memoir Of Mr. W. = Burton.
me celebrated Comedian. Price Il.
\ Spirit Of The Times =. The Island Guy .-.-,..5
IL. -f.S
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SARTOR RESARTUS
rVNHl> DAY CBLI>HED-Ssrior Rsssrfus-Life and
j Opinions ri Herr F-uielsdrocsE. BY Thos Carlyle
New and improved edition Revised BY the author. h =
Tho- Carlyle One vol. Emo. Price ~ cents.
Also Recently rubishsd-On Heroes. Hero Worship,
aud the Heroic History SIX Lectures. reported will
enendauous and additions, BY Tho-. Carlyle. Price -
cents
The above works may slso be had bound IN vol
rich red cloth ior : -
VIII be published shortly
Carlye's French Revolution.
Carlyle Fast and Present
Publlshe'! and for sale by
c5i WILEY 4 PUTNAM, lsi Broadway
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% FARM FOR SALE.-sqited 70 the wants OF
~ Gentleman OF fortune, beautifully situated tho
@ CITY of SeYy-Y ork-coptsning 80 Of The most
productive coll be sold with the Stock Crops and Fur.
n1rs II delightfully."- situated, win catrral i'd
Tsntay.s and has been expended n improve
rens 10. The comfort snd convenience OF The For
farther particulars apply 10 ROYAL GUkLEY CO. oD4
Broadway, corner Of DGsDe-s,- o2S lwis@
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y
Il and Commercial Institute S5i Broadway, II which
Young gentlemen ri b. thoroughly distracted II ~ The
brsacaes usually tsrgh: in such institutions e.as> 81
Young LADIES' Will be tsaShg II The ev-ning by efficient
fezi,e teacher in pArse Terms rcsscn ahs-
y 5 Reolns % let Tor Puhic Worship. pebStag Sce-
lie- &c Apply The iBsilie, \ Newman Principal
tNSi S,N-rsis-
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JOHN J. v WEsTERVELT, Auctioneer.
by WIIIET Il WESTERVELT--Store

JOHN ] v wEsTERvELT, Aaciioneer
RY WILLET IL WESTERvELT1-store Is
I'D Spruce sL-Saurday, 10Y O'Clock, at the auction
fOom--Furnimre-A general assortment OF new end So
eond hand furniture consisting Of sofas sofa osdsssds
snd paasers Venetian and othrrear-
pets. and mahogany chairs, eountng:house
desks rockers oosng glasses 20 also large and small
oureaur with and without glasses, square and center IA
BILE. for public houses, and cooking stoves. NC
ROYAL GURLEY Auctioneer
ELEGANT AND VALUABLE ENGRAtINGS
E-Thi. Evening viii bo .o,d, BY ROYAL GURLEY
Co their Long Room 3Oi Broadway corner OF Du.ne-
extensive and ine collection Of Italian and English
engavngs, including many tha, valuable for artists,
uuateurs and architects u
WM. r. JONES; Aae!lonsef,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs.-on Wsdnes-
coll Co. No 22 P-aflst 800 cases comprising ssrge AID
abs for The southern Western City dealers just
eeved. Catalogues and goods ready on tho morning II
Also, % cases Mem, kip pegged Boots
Also, 80 cases Boys and Youths Up pesged Boots
Also, ~ Boys thick begged BooS-
Also 30 cass. Mems and Women. Manufserd Rabbsrs.
81, Ar PRIVATE sALE-Four Lot. tbs north
Esa ,ide OF .o,h.t between lst and ID avenues
@-A Also two lots on 3othst south side, between ID
avenue and 1r3ngtOn-avsnue.
Also Two Lots on The side Of st.svenus, between
Aso ~o Lots on the nor, side Of 39h st between 9Th
and Lexington avenues, 100 fee, Of ilhayeuue For
particulars apply to ANTHONY j BLEECKER, auction.
eer, No. bfoadsL OIL Iw
<.e-. To LET OR LEASE-Ths Mansion House now
s occupied by the Mayor Of Hudson, fronting Wsr
lot u 100 feet from. and 10 feet IN dsyta
with the necessary and coIgenisnt OutbuildngA The
ground surrounding tho dwelling Is well stocked Wild
grapes and bearing fuil sun good Order For terms
apply to Darius Peck, EsG. Hudson,
ins AWAIT ELISHA JENKINS. T. i5ihst " Y
O., HOUSE WANTED FOR BOARDEKs.-Tno
III. advertiser Is IN want Of house suitable for gen
A ee bo.rders, trent from 600 10 sDooJ not above
ChamoerssL would purchase furniture, &c. Of house
already established with oosrden Address Howsrd"
at Tribune Office $50 2iss13tosr
FS. TO LET.-From this Time, the three.story brick
- house and -tnDle the rear, No - Deyst For par
tcuIar. inquire u Souths at the bouse between
q and II O'clock A. NJ II
60 FOR sALE-A isrgc Tract Of Tennessee Lsnd-
90 it!e unds puted. The owner will sell t owor no
would giT. German Of good charscte, and rseass
oe proceed, from sale Of the land elgrcnts
Assocstcn u Germans already e1iss AZ Antwerp that
purchaser part Of the land and have sIesdy
more Ihs three hundred settlers upon The a1d snd al are
vel pleased For grazing purposes there no hetter
land ard I IA healthy any part OF ths United Steer
fhe Charleston C. Rsilrosd surveyed 70 Easnys,
Tennessee passes through part 0! the land Address
n pastOfre with real 1anne IT,
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vJ,IiE ADVERTISER being aeS,ul % !esye tbs sec
country. oer> o5 sale, ~ srsal bargain i-
axi1res OF CD AID weesIsbhstst stand for the mann
McaIe OF uames dong business OF ~ s=as; are-a
thousand dollars Apny 20 B. Beera .,1n. Is bovery
o5lS;. ! BEEhMAN, aat Bowery-
DARALLEL VICES-Psirni Parallel Vices R-w
L ard superior article, for sale by
oSl BENZ. ". SHERMAN coz SsoGc I'D S=aTef IS
CANAAN IRON-A sr,A. lot OF superior qaaIity Ca
Snaan Pic Iron. for sr3e by
81 BsSI N. SHERMAN. 60. Broad and sesver -
CUMMINGS'S
DKAwlSs AND PAINTING CLASSES
Ladies Daily
Cealleeu to II The Evea.ne. Apply Mr. cs T-.Seaes
30 WaheT-st u
". EOMAINE,
sw&S ATTORNEY. &c. - sAsssc-sr. oSl ST.
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AORAriO Hiisl4 Aucuonser.
nY COOLEY, kEESE & u1Li.-storc No. 1871
~ Broadway, corner OF psy.st
Al Private Ssle-2CtU Gasrto Bibles
.r,I rn.h Al vance. on All gvuds consigned for sae
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lI-This Evening Will no sotf, by ROYAL OUkLEY
Co their Long Room 3 Broadway, corner OF Duane-
u, an extensive and fine collection Of italian and English
cugravings including many ha, valuable for artists,
amateurs and architects IT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
4 CARD.

l., Smith, Ark, Jan. 20th., ls46.
EJ;,ors:-Aflor leaving Fort Gibson,
IOwn TO this place, | had placed in my
n.n.r Of the 10Th inst, IN which aP.
r," addressed to me. nnd signed by
/ 81 IousP. Davis (late of the U. 5. Az
[, ms Card, ! desire to say nothing
|,bu, 81 take this opportunity to re-
|,Le assurances of my highest contempt.
|,oy respectable friends. who desire to
he !, not differently noticed, ! refer
o,,.r of Dec. 20,h, Inst.
hi. beg leave to decline any further
!. am disposed, rather TO apologize,
rs Of your paper. for ever ob'rudIng
VAN their notice. than any other course.
NJ. DU VAL.
N Ian. 9th. lSi6.-lt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
Trustees sale.
n. ian. Oath. lSi6.-h.

of , deed OF trust executed by Dan'el
| Ia the undersigned, Alexander Mclean,
Id,y of August, 4. d. 1874. and duly re-
flerss Office Of the county OF Crawford,
Ii G. on page, 40 and 81, to secure to
Sr.hall the payment Of the sum OF eight
4 ninety seven aud seyen,y-two (ss9 ~
[.r seal, executed by the said Daniel VIII
| mid Isaac VI. Marshall, dated the day
l,.,aid, aud due on the ist day OF April, A.
| hall proceed 10 sell at public auction, to
bidder, on Saturday the 7th day Of Febru.
4 The court house door in the city of Van
allowing described lot or parcel oil land,
|su,nb.r fifteen u.s. in block number iwen'
Cla.te, lying and being in the city Of Van
\ eouuiy Of Crawford, in the State Of Ar
',ine thirty three .t33) feet on Main street.
: one hundred aud twenty seven (l2') icei
.llcy together with The herc4i,amen's and
"a thercunio belonging.
|. described property will be, sold for Cash,
le made to the purchaser as the undersigned
4 .e a,aka IA Trustee as aforesaid.
ALEXANDER MCLEAN, Trustee.
., Jsnuary 18th. 1916 10.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24

:. statement. We doubt no,
F'n ,a, of lMropo. when fairly en-.
NM ,;fy generally the course pur-
omsS, ass1 in regard to this terrific
''.e,'hity ,'', thirty years, and decide tha,
} 'a,t IS.r, 20 compromise have been
Z Ol O,;,nbIc. aud that it is not though.
4 sq SRoundary remains unsettled.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
ENRENCH & ENGLISH BROADCLOTllS;
L Military sky.bluo cloths for U. S. Army;
Black and fancy Cassimers;
ken,uck Jeans;
Linseys and kerseys;
Pilot and Beaver Cloths;
Blanket and Pilot Coats,
Saltinetls;
Mackinaw Blankeis-blue. rcd ard green;
Merino Shirts and Drawers;
Silk do do
Wool and Merino Cravas;
Red, white, green aid yellow Flannels;
Which will be sold very low for cash, Or ex.
changed for beef hides. peries. beeswa1 and cot
ton. PlCkEll " uhEuu.
Van Buren, Oct 4, lS45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
Dissolution.

cE 10 hereby given that the partnership mere
u existing by and between George Y. r'Gs'
bhn Gregg, merchants and partners IN trara; .G;
ness under the name and style OF riChE !
q, 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent
|Gsofge c. Picket. is alone authorised 10 use
d the late firm in the scttiemen oil sa q ou.
y TO collect and receipt for all demands ,.r,s que
|krm. G. C. PICKETT
JOHN GREGG.
lfen, January 18Th, Is46.-49-tt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
LIST CT LETTERS

LIST CT LETTERS
EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Fort Smith,
~ Ark, on the 3lst December, lS45, which
If not taken out. a, the expiration OF three months
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
letters.
Anlhus Lark Lowrey l.
R,n,er Jacob w Lymans Miss Catharnc
Blackburn Mr. Mnhnfdy Mrs Jane
Blackwell Patrick Mckinney Johh
Bloom Currod McMurlry Joseph
Borel George Mayer Adolphus
Boyd Samuel p. Miller l
Cnmpbell Thomas Moore Joseph
Clark James Moorman James
CIoney Thomas Onsby Capt 'CGh
Drew Miss Mary Paterson Ms Na"'y
Burning Peter Philips Mrs mary
Fuller MIcs2 Price slInon
Fuller Miss Melissa PnlIen Asa -,
GALLOWAY yCa2 Row Stephen w
Gibbons ID Selover Jon"
Gordon Patrick Shaw fh,iip
Graves Witch or. Slagner Gibson
Lghtningbug Boles Stratlon Me"e"
HnInoi Geo A Stay'oh "ohas
Harger Samuel S lhaxton ,u"Ts
Huverly Mr. lhrc'ke,o
Hixson Nathaniel Tucker .hdr,uS ,w
Law WaIdron Jos w
Lea.herborough Jas Weaver ureen en-,
Loycrt Edward s Wilkinson :
Fort Sihith 3lst Dec. ls45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24

ed Orgon.--Thls distinguished
aS , Of Congress has spoken, and
IV Iamerican patriot. on the Oregon
n ,d.ms takes the right ground
:. =. ni ;dea ,ha, we hold Oregon, with
~, y, occupancy. He asserts that no
Ga, :a;a, occupancy. is infsrabIe from
Treaty. 1t is nothing more than
y :, ,r,ding compact, by which both
|',,iea,e the Columbia river.
Pru,. Adams comes like a voice
/. World, to arouse ard quicken our
4, viii be read with deep 'n'eres, by
Tho @ editors of'he Louisville Journal
~ Ws are curious to see what part OF
J., ~ the sensibllIsics of the Journal.
P'' [PuLiic Ledger.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24

Office as dead letters.
Atkins Owen Latimer Robert A
Au3ier John Lasater John
Brown b Lawrence Geo 9
Box Washington Lowry Miss Ros
Bllingsly Rebecca IoveIess Elizabeth
Crouch Elizabeth Laudingham Irwin
Costa B Looper Gilbert
Craig s c Mcslahon Hugh
Cooke John P May field Jesse 2
Cox James Mathis R
Clay Isham Mcclellan JS2
Clark BENZ Mcfarland Joseph
Carlile W N Mars lanes
Crawford NJ W Marrs William
Craig Mary A Mcconnell Nelson
Denton Jacob Malone James l.
Dodd Solomon 2 Mayor John
Downey Rev McCurstonJS 5
Davis james McCurdy James p
Evans l. ID Moore Thomas
Erwin James Northum EIijahM or
Frazior Siarlin d 9 MGrtin e.
Freyschlag Miss B 0bran Morcella
Fisher Charles fendlemaH I'd
Gibson James Pettgrew Charles |,
Gibson George Pyeatt John
Garret Moses Remy John
Greenwood A B Ray Henry
Gregg Geo Kent Dc2,
Gillet Jas So Ruth B NJ
GiIIiand James C Ridge John R
Gilleland Thos Redie Shadric
Gurley Aaron Ruth Joseph
Hodges Samuel NJ Reed Jacob
Hester Carr Sneed G
Homlan Hardy Shuts james
llarrall Mrs Sally Stantield Mr.
Higgin, John Shelton VIM
Hey ABB Shores John
Howell Gustavus A Shores Wesley
Harrell John Scott Col NJ
King Allen Scott Miss Nancy N
Kelley William Sanders George W
Keen Jncub Starke Washington
King NC Tucker Robert
Kinnebrough MrsJM Yoes Enos
P. S. Persons calling for any OF the above let
ters, will please say they are advertised.
/. STRAIN, p NJ.
Fayetteville. Ark, Jany. /, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
DaUes. MEDICINES 40,

NHE subsc rbers have received by late arrivals from
i Europe and the North, large additions to their
previous stock Of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
stnfs. &C., making complete assortment of arti
cles in their line, can be found any where in the
south
thei. arrangements for purchasing in London and
Paris and in the principal cities of the North such
aswiti ensure them a constant supply of DRUGS and
MEDICINES which they can warrant to be FRESH
and GENUlNE and superior in quality No pains have
been spared attain this point DO important to pur
cbasers
Thei- stock is offered to Dealers Planters and Phys
cia on n most rca sonable and accommodating terms
Orders from the country, large or SMALL as faith
fully executed as if buyers werv N u''ehaa"ee' sro
Druggist, No. "a, Magazine ST., New orleans
December 2, Is45-44-6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24

..:.lom in the following hint thrown
: Boston Post" and II viii be gene'
Id 10. Tho dearest friend we have
ws never desire 10 sec more than
:, lime in our office. Business is
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
5000 DOLLARS REWARD

5000 DOLLARS REWARD
~ToIEN from the subscriber, by some person un:
known. on the 18th inst. in the town or y1Sn
q Linn, Usage county Mi,sGS, sEsEs Es ;si7 Soo
lhpoSh nnoncv belt $4,000 in Sl00 bills on
RsuL Of the State Of Missouri $500 in tens and
the bank "' ,hs same bank 81 900 in 500 notes on
LsuIs in the city Of New York, Parteuiar banks M nos
banks ~ TIe above reward of $1,000 will be gwen
recoee.ea, Of tbe whole of the money, or pro-
Port'ona'e IOHN J. KINNEY, of Westpert, Mo.
'ohi' '' 47-2t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24

@~s :. - -
RICHARDS 4 MONTGOMERY,
IMPORTERS and dealers, No. II. chsrtrss. street,
from Liverpool and the eastern cities, direct from the
manufacturers, large additions Of new and desirable
goods in their line, masking Il . stock Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, & c.,
,ge we'll assorted and cheap be found in the
southern country. Among the heavy goods are, are
sorted, all sizes Of round, square, fiat and plough
90 tons STEEL, assorted, all kind. /
5000 kegs genuine Weymouth NAILS, all sizes.
1900 kegs Reading NAILS, assorted
400 casks OK, log, and trace CHAINS.
4OJ casks II OES, smbra cling all descriptions: also,
XNyII.S, VICES, Smiths BELLOWS, &c.
900 az genuine Collins & Co. s AXES, heavy and
light.
1000 lbs Iron WIRE. assorted, all numbers. = :,
500 boxes TIN PLATES, x of favorite brands,
also, loaded plates, block tin, sheathing and
Braziers COPPER. &c.
5000 g1ll' pure 'e'ehs0 and winter ''''''e' 'pe'"
1000 gals do ,,.s do Whale g. OIL"
1000 coils Manil. and cotton ROPE. plough lines :.
bed cords, and other sizes, assorted, to o in
900 pairs Coioeue MILL STONES.
50 pairs French BURR MILL STONES, also, Mill
o. pieces Boiling cloths assorted nos. to 0.
SO tons Nova Scotia blue grit GRlNDSTONES.
e00 ION. Savory's CASTINGS, assorted
OVENS, SPIDERS, POTS, FIRE DOCS, &c.
so tons sheet, hoop, band, and boiler IRON.
2OOO FRENCH POTS, assorted, 2 to le points; also
shot, bar, pig, and white LEAD; PAINTS all
kinds; tar; painted buckets; CORN SHE'LL.
ERS and STRAW CUTTERS. Stationery;
and TIN WARE; combs, all kinds, and stock.
kettles.
500 doz Whittemore's genuine cotton and wool
CARDS.
Their stock Of GENERAL HARDWARE, CUT.
RERY &C., is not surpassed Country merchants
invited to examine before purchasing.
/, Pee 49,, letS-ih-sw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
NOTICE.

TNHE attention of Merchants, and Emigrants, is re
oues,ed for an examination of PINE HILLS, sit
uae in the N w. corner of Red River CO. Texas, upon
Red River and about fifteen miles above Fort lowson
and export of supplies for large extent Of fertile coun
try, fast settling and filling up with an enterptisns
bc .oil is we'll adapted for the production of Wheat.
and other grain, excellent stock country and is MOI
exceed by Cotton upands, in the United Sta'es ana
capablc of supporting a dense population
Asa Town site Pine Hills possesses advantages over
any other point on the navgabe portion Of Red River
the head of ordinary navigation permanent rock
hank or bluff, above all overflow an excellent natural
landing without eddes snags, other obstructions;
from the bank the land gradually ascends, or ABOUT
one third ofa mile, and then extends out I" me fch
praries-bei ng the only Pont for long distance ac,
ccssite at all stages of water. Inc NatipnaI LAY
from Red river to Austin, and the southern part OF
Texas, leaves the river at this place steam mhI
supplies abundance Of excellent lumber at VI oo per
100 feet at six miles distance, afording ready aetes
for building so desirable in new country. Dsteme NJ
rom Paris. county seat of Lamar 20 miles, and 5O
from Clarksvie.
II is no exapgeration to say that the natural advan.
tages of this place. save facilities in shipping, Red
river being navigable about one third OF inc year.
exceed Memphis, and in shoI. time w E n,,beru
part of Texas Freghts are brought from new ' oi'
leans at about Sl IS per 100 lbs or 81 oo per bo Co
ton down 90 so per bale-with very imperfect 1G'a',
tics for shipping, the amount Oh Co!aoh sh'PPeu n's
in three years from IL to l2oo bales ana cue
he increased to great extent.
Lots are offered on liberal terms.
RR SEWARD,
BERTHLET, HEALD Gu.
vI,HE undersigned propose opening during the snsa.
ing serson, at the above Placess hense ,of oo'ne
General Commission Receiving. Storsee 11d Forward,
ing business make liberal advances upon Cotton, ana
Keen al amblS supply Of I'll kinds (save
Liqnors) adapted IL the countsys ios ,se on nyoa %
BILE terms. - 40 a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
1 Ii persons Indebted to the undersigned either by
N N0fE or BOOK ACCOUNT are hereby notified
10 come forward and settle, they must necessarily
close their outstanding business by the first of Janua
ry next Persons having claims against them will
please present. them. a,
Van Buren; Nov. %, lS45 ii
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24

Western Cheese
sDAA LBS. Best quality in Boxes Just re-,
OUV ceived per Steamer New Cas!!e, ana
s,,. h, VIII. 4 NJ. MAIERS.
Dec. 20, 1915. -.--,--,---.---
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
TAVERN STAND AND FERRY

"A THE undersigned respectfully beg Leave, leave
inform the public that they have recently
Hsss s,,hI;shed a House. OF ENTERTAINMENr, at
landing on Red river on the main road leading
ro% and Fort s%.n sr.n, Vi rsan s4i
Texas. o"a;ns To tic interior Of Texas The best
sn tuas and and careful fs,ymen will a.
o. groceries and all necessary provisions
for emigranis -. AZ ,..ts comfortable all who
laey sgro, their house with visit; the table viii oe
with sh,s shs best 'hf fsssT%SETT TUELL
ost. a5.-lslS.-s7-l9w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24

bw Medicine, arc prepared by a Physician Of
.nding. who has for the past twenty years
! IN his private pracrice with entire success ~
|the afflicted. Many who are suffering under
Of Fever and Ague can find SukE rene
use Of Dr.. Morgnns Pills. Price 81. ror
W. II. L NJ MAYERS, Agents.
bih, Jan. 8, I846.-49-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-24
A List of Letters

DEMAINING in the Post Oficc at Fayetteville,
IN Ark, which II not taken out before the expra
tion Of three months will be to the General Po.t
Office a. dead letters,