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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

Tbs Columbus has undergone mosi thorough repairs nc
10 In fine condition for business The travelling public my
confidently rely upon her making bar ps panctualy ai
yersed, and assured that pnius viii be spared
make her accommodations desirable and pleasant pas
sengers.
g. n Pauicu l05 Fulton-st; J. F. WOLF 95 Cortland4t
T. A Jerome 100 Broad-sl Neru- York. Nottingham WI
die Co. 81 Qusy-sI albany Wisie, Parsons Co hf
fnio. TYLER. Brown q Co Green Rnv S'DtNos,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

E0uUf kAR'S Patent Metallic Machine bsndlns.-
NManufscurers others OF Machine Bands, or
Driving Belts can be Furnished by hs subscriber al The
notice with any desired widths or lengths with
out heing eced -ess!y Of waiting from six 70
ten days for the completion OF an order.
j-i GEORGE SEECHEH lo' brosdwsy
TB'O YLUMhERS-Th- undersigned 1. now prepsred
10 supply the trade with hts Patent Hose on liberal
term. HORACE " nAY y C"r''ard-st rnv2N
NOOUY EAK'- PATENT-A new and besutifui ar
T uce OF Crum- Coihs gsnty painted much che aper
my2 GE0 BEECHER. 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

GO pax Neutrality-suspicious. Coat, mist qus
~ Iy and large SIZE for sale lhs above low price from
ward or 81 cent? per cbaidrop le,s when direct from
ship Al the price. liverpool Goals more ecopom
ca fuel than Auihrsciie- Apply TO
r. STOKES DICKERSON,
las and lC7 Anthony-st r-Rr Brosr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

EKENCH WINDOW SHADES.-J. Z. WOOd-
L turd 295 Broad wav, will his morning css-s
Window Shades, comprising many new d-signs correct
copies Of Csude Lorraine Coruova aud other eminent ART
iss snd viii he sold nj great bargains.
Gothics from 10 10 - feet IN length
Also gauz- wire Window Shades &c
n B-Rsmlies yet hsvlne purchssed will hnd good
opportunity 10 make selection 25 Broadway Lsgrge
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Gruai Notifies.

EHERiFF,- sALE.-5y virtue OF s-v.rs wis o!
Fsst. 70 ne ,s rex ,s ssa :, rct I'll e.Poss
ve.bule OF the CS Hail. IN th- Cry OF N-vYe7k all The
hight nt-res; OF Aaroo MaTsn heh hr bad on i5e
ah d.y of ls+1, any time Afterwards of
In and 10 all those certain lots OF ground with the
buildings aud thereo1, situate IN he Ninth
Ward Of he Ctr OF N-wYork as follows AL hist cer-
,s n-rs or parcel OF ground and The bulldogs md i'm
provrreris commencing at point on me
r sid. or the Eishthsvenue tnd sdoinug TO lot cow or
H.. nj Af--t Miner ,b-pcs running Sorhery Along The
E,shhsv-nue nnetv-eght feet seven inches 10 knc now
or s;. CT James g. uI:s iheoce esery sons NJ ne OF
said Utter. snt psrsle with J,ne street
r.; and .-v-a inches he 10. OF said Alfred A. Miner,
,h.cce Souhery ,oug the line OF said Miners ot eisE
four feet b- The sst several dinsnsons more CT e' ~ W
point or place OF beginning. -,
Also one piece parcel OF ground ana ne pu
inss Improvements hereou eoaHeneine ~ pom. on
, Essiey aide Eighth shl avenue Al The corner OF
Troystreei src running h-rc- Nor;hssstsry along ihe
Norb-ry side OF Sroy aty~o feet seven inenes
cbnc- Sor.herv three inch, thence Nestr!g iny
SEN feet :eu inches. thence Souo-ry song the Eighth
ihirysx feet Ieven irches 10 The place OF oesn
Also one other piece parcel OF ground and The build
ipss and improvements thereon dsr gushed on map
OF lands OF Samuel Jones and Others a. Greenwich dated
November Isl, 1879 made by Edward Dhu9hiy CRY sur.
veyor recorded IN he Registers Oc- ia The City OF
N-YorI LID No las OF Conveysnc-s. pages les and
i57 lo No s. which ,ac oi bounded Soutoeastery
By the Sxh-ayeuU-, AID Weseriy by lot
OF land d!.t!naui.hd said =. 10; No Norih-ry By
Corn and EsStrry and Non-csstery ny ot OF
land G,u gu-hed said lot No snd cona,nsi II
width SiSth-,v-nue twenty-five feet and on Come
t.,,resl .7 iwerJveven feel inches, ard 10 Ter 9Th
on The Esstsry aud Nors together sky
,h-e- feet six Inches Arc The Westerly and South wsas
erly eb-r eighty feet, be the said several dnen-
i.uns more less
Also one cher certain dwelling house and lot OF ground.
situate on the Nnrh-ry side OF Hammond street between
Wa.hin gton and WsI in The sail Ninth Ward OF
CIy N-wYork, commencing At point on The North
ery side nine feet sasisry OF the
NOh-astey o. Hammond snt West al the
center OF wall hls and h- atonlns house on
West and running ih-nc- NeTthety n The center
OF said all ihirysiI feet inches, ,hsnc- Nor,hery
along the fence dividing this and III sdiuoing lot The
West ihryeven inches TO the land or lsi- OF
Charles NsrwlcE, Ihence East-ry slong ,sid Wsrvlcks
land feet inches IND late OF Nilism
WstkiEs hence SoutheTy slorg said Waikinss land
SERENITY three nine inches Hammondsrrei, thence
Westerly along H4mmcnd.ee twenty est 10 the place OF
beginulr s.-Dsed New-YorI, June sd. 1916
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff.
JAMS II prSESEY Daruty Sheriff ~ lawSw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

eT~ Opposition TO DIONOPOLYs-
xprrss lime tor Albany direct From u
,eaubost pier foot OF Rohiusou-'l Ia
and splendid steam zach, RIP VAN WINKLE, cte
tain L. d. Able will leave Tuesday Thursday salr.
day, al 7 o'clock r. NJ
For stale rooms passage berhs, apply board h
boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

srfESsSzcxHS Through without lsuding-NewYork al
Albany Lne-rhe tast and splendld ree
steaiubos. EXPRESS. Capt A. Hitchcock, Ill leave In
foot Of Robinsonst, shove Barclay, every Tuety
Thursday aud Saturday vt O'clock The Exptsaa 10 SUD
Th the beat OF furniture with spacious stale ~,
good b-rths Wl the puHic paIrona's the travelling ps
the community may he OF low fare this entire ses
through FOR passage freight Apply To The Captain a
board or OF GEO. I. STANLEY,
The Office n th- dosL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

SHOWER BATHS! Shower Baths Shower Baths
y Those beautiful Portable Shower Baths, manu- sclurcd
from Metallic Rubber and 'od AT css than half
the price which the ordinary Shower Bath can be pur-
chased For ssle holrssle and retail by
GEORGE BEECHER, Manufacturer Agent,
BrOndway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

NJ elk AIlOhNINts LINE Az O'Clock for A.
,SESsa59, oauy and Troy. Landing al Csldweils WsyA
Point Nswburgh Hampton, Pcu XII keepra
Hyde Park, Rhinsbeck. U. Red Hook, bris,ol CsisiI
Hudson, Coxsscsie and kindArhook Breakfast and AIN
board. The steamboat NIAGARA. viii sas
Monday, "Wednesday and F,day. The steamboat TROY
Capt 1orhsm, Tuesday. Thursday. ana Saturday ali
O'Clock. NJ From lhr Steambos, Pier foot OF Bs cayx
returning on opposite days.
For passage freight apply Oh board or 10 2. g. H,g
r. othc- the wharf 'nYN
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
FRENCH SpOLIATGONS.

We recommend our readers 10 peruse the speech
of Hon Thomas Benton on the Presidents veto of
the Fronch Spolirtion bill. The speech Is publish
ed in full in the Appendix to the Congressional
Globe for 1876, commencing at page sos. 4 flood
Of light is thrown over the hi,torv and character OF
these claims, and they are shown to have neither
law nor equity to sustain them Whit little was
left Of these claims after the Presidents veto and
The Arguments OF Mr. DIX and others, is ultcl!y de-.
noIished by this speech of Senator Benton. 1t is
iierllIya process VI ,omahawking that they under:
90 at the hands Of the Missouri giant.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Progress Of Boston A "ri'or in '''
Courier gives dark picture Of The retro
prade of virtue in Boston. In tie "a
Tra,d' he SAYS tho overspcr and assessor
.,n,I me there were over 200 drinking pIa
ces many OF them kPpl by low ana worth
less Characters II is computed MAI l'o"
900 TO 500 rum bowling alleys are N oPe'
h,on to the ruin OF many youths to say nom
i've Of the boys educating for the House o
Correction. a. to ,he billiard rooms am
gambling places tEey occupy 'be "PP'
Irooms of ,he chief corners Of many p'loc'
ioaI streets and have their bars as ne nsn'
anepdsges Of such vlIe places, Ana Lac
though not ieasi Ilcen'"usafsS so""h"s ''
common accompaniment Of Ihf loftgo'"g
Bos,on Is advancing backwards certainty
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Looking into The FUTURE. An Italian
journal relates the following incident as hav
ing lately ocrutrcd:-
Inspired by having read the Wandering
Jew an inhabiant of Ilotmanstadt has
placed in The S0yiHgS-bank sum of lOC
HORNS of %h,ch he has disposed bv beques,
as lollowe:-W When The accumu, ated inter.
est and prnclp,l shall have produced twelve
millions OF Horns, (Which will happen in
three hundred years. one million shall b,
employed in building a church for the ser,
vice OF the Reformed Religion, second, for
founding Normal School, for tue inslruc.
ton of teachers and village no,arcs; a third
Tor 'he erection Of hospllal; two more, (or
a modelsIarm and school of agriculture
one more, for constructing railroa! to the
nelghboring stone quarries. and rDr an addl-
ton to the wages Of the working, people Of
the town, one of the embellishment Of Her
mansladI, two for such works Of charity az
'he spirit Of that time may think wo;ihjest,
and lastly, one million to be enjoyed by
curh persons as can establish tLelr deaceul
from the (Junder
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
pretty Eeathors Make TineBirG

A ND as this holds good in almost every resp'c
"a the subscriber would again inform his iiienc
aad the public generally, that ne is still lvlng al
occupying the OLD STAND, or Main-suect !.
tween the office Of c. +. BuckaIew end the blacl
smith shop of Moses Coffman, at which place h
nay be found upon the scat Of poverty, prepared
% draw out the thread Of atilictlon' He has just
.eceived the Fhc --latest style of y. ShsOHs for
Spring Gad SUMMER, and with them he
stands pledged 10 accommodate his friends, cuSCo'
ners and the public generally with good subStan-
tial tasty fts or no charge m de.
b, RUPERT, TAILOR will be found upon
ShirgIe stuck up above the door,
,4GmigSion free of all e3penes
lie would slso inform hs fnendc that Whest
| Rys, Oats, Corn and Potatoes will be taken IN ex
change for work done at bis shop, and + lutle o
! ne pe,A,ey Gr3itr,, once in while, vii! not cem
amisg, Call and give him trial.
! BERNARD RUPERT.
April %, ls45--l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Brcoi Sh05.- iho lat news from
Eugaad has had a very favorable effect on
iour and grain and an advance ol 35 per
cent has taken place. Very large orders
lor Indian corn ore said to have been sen,
ont trom England to lhis county Orders
TO the same purport have also been sent IT,
he MedIleUauean. They are intended for
lie supply Of lie,aud.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Outrage upon Human RigAL--A
hlr. Row, at Groton, Mass having OBJ
tuned legal divorce from bis wife,
on The ground that they could not
live happily together. married Miss
Moore, with whom he is now comforts
bly, living. The church of which both
Mr.. Row and his new wife are mem"
bers, had a Ir,al on this matter, and q
ju,y Of Distinguished divine dccides,that
although Mr.. Row Obtained legal di,
vorce, and had perfect rgt, by all hu.
man law no, being 10 accordance with
The law OF God--hal law promulgated
by the greaN head OF The church, which
is, tha, there can be no divorce in the
eye Of Col. except for the crime Of a.
dul'ery--'hcreGore, that Mr.. and Mrs.
Row are now living in open adullety,
and therefore ,a'e unworthy Of the fei-
loWship Of the church and they exclude
or rXcommuuic5te them from its body.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

n pfftrh,-A man in Baltimore has
prosecuted his own daughter Young g''''
six,een years Of age, for larceny. Una Is
hs 6rb lime ,hsl he hsf hlough' such
charge againsther, on ouch fimsy o'ideGrt
,ha, The magistrate has always discharged
| or,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

We clip the following amusing paragraph from
the Pennsylvania.
'The Wings of Columbia county, in this State,
have begun to organize their forces preparatory to
the fall campaign, in the hope of carrying that
steady democratic county, aud w9 perceive that
some persevering gentleman has started new
scheme TO effect perpetual notion. Both Of these
enterprises will doubtless succeed about the same
time,'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Salem County New Justy, raises sur
Plus produce, over The qnanUty consumed
amounting TO &7lI.464. The extent Of the
COMFY is only three hundred square miles
md the number Of the inhabitants lG O2I.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

The American Board Of Missions has a
0nu' ons hundred mi-sroh establishments q.
prominent points Of influence lhroughoul
tie globe, and Iy receipts for Ihc pasI yssr
nave exceeded G2GOUG0,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Milking Himself UseftA,-A student IN
Western Reserve College, who has been
,hcz IN various stages of edora'ion for o
years, has supported himself by grs'"ng'
inocula,ing, and otherwise introducing
choice fruits, and has, in fact, revoIunon'%'
Cd and nxuriated all the town round. Thai
man viii make bmseIf living any where
and not be dependent upon charity Tor ses'S
tanCe.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
LIME RIDGE FERRY
NOTICE

IS hereby given TO all those indebted M
nn the Court House subscription hs,. ,ts,
'n9 money Is now wanted snd that hey
are requested TO pay to l. B Ruper, Treas.
nter vi the building comm,uee or TO Msojo
rupert CoI'ecIor' ten per cent monthly NO.
10 we amount OF lheir subscription, CON-
menre'ng on The first of June last.
by order Of the building commi,,ee
J.. |. RUPERT TressOrs,.
Aug. 90 1876.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

George RaacrcO.-'rhe present Secre~
AIRY OF he Navy Is ma Ing ac i've ptepsta-
acts to leave tor Europe ss Minister ~ the
Cour, Of ST James. a very clever young
gentleman from Boston now in Europe may
oecome Ills Secretary OF Legal on
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

TGi Corn "A writer a, Csmsrgo, Mex.
ro says he saw heIi acre oI corn al ths,
lace, the shortest stalk OF which, wl'h com
Ipon il was noI less than eisheen feet
high! How much more he does not say,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

THE sin o,ylgr DfycIoylireS oF Crime m
pon,.o lEcb;co, Tho n.,,0i,F,s,press
.,ys ,b,, s,nce The disc,o.u,es Of crime
..,,, ,,a, s,,,,osaa death 6ol ", DE.
phvsici,n N ofRomeo, the students
have Jeff tie 5ranch Uniyersaly. The Press
- rs,,d,n 10 the case saws,
Il, ,.,o ,,o, certain confessions have
been made on wha, was tlo,gh, 10 be d
as,,b.hsd by physician of ,ha, place, in.
rlic,uop ci,izens tina, have long been regar
ded as persons of high moral worth il
,ronsacuoos Of the bIackes, character. The
ncrsoo making the confessions has stood
hicb az a citizen and skjllul practitioner and
rnIc, the oarb Of religion and morality,
s,calinplhe garb Of heaven to serve the dev.
niu, he has been guilt! of succession OF
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Arkansas ---Aeoordlrg to the h'''IeRo'E
Gazette, the new Legislature Of Arkansas
divides politically as follows Sena'e--
Wbigs, 3; Democrats 8. House-W hlgs'
49, Democrats, 80, JOINT ba'lo" Wings
2l, Democrats, So.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
No lICE

Is hereby given hal have bouVh, m
DAME ZrtgIer, one lot Of wheat, four ,,,ss
Of corn on lie ground 4 tons Of lsv,
stack OF oa's, 2 thousand shingles snd
horse and have Iefl the same IN his posses-
sion dining my pleasure, Of which # he ,,,b.
lie viii take notice.
ESTHER JOHNSON.
Aug 30, 1916.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
ESIABiIStioI Nr.
o. G. KaHLEP
READY MADE CLoTHING,

.ver offered IN this noighborhood, which he will
sell from o to 30 0per cent. cheaper than the cheap
est. His stock is got and selected with great care
made of the best and n oat f4shiona' e malelials
md in the most workmanlike manner and style,
embracing every grade, color and price " hich VII
suit either the tase or economy otPurchase.
will sell
Tioccd sack frock & dress coats from.S3 co to O0
SHWn,er and crOfoD cioth do 2 s. 10 4 IS
Liaep md giHghCpi G0 ! 25 10 , 90
Back md Frettch cashmere Pants 3 10 to 70
Siafiiaet 60 ! IS In 8 IS
Drilling and gdnbOcn do 62 tu 2 60
satin and silk rests . so to 3 IS
UansdylUu and NqrsGle rests SO 10 = 80
Besides good assortment of Stocks, Cra, ats,
IHandkerchiefs, Collars. Shirts; &c. ali Of which
he public are invited TO call and examine ion them
selves before purchasing else~ here if they wish to
get good bargain and well suited
July /, !S46-l2u
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

DreaifW Explosion Of Fire Dam On
thc afternoon OF Wednesday last, at the col.
le,y worked by Mr. Geo Rich, on the
West Brauch Of the MI Carbon road, ,
known as Lewis Vein, an explosion of gas
took place, which was most disastrous in
It's results. 1t was followed by what is
k,own to minors as choke damp, by which
eight men were overpowered. 50 violent
was it that for a long time no assistance
could be extended to them successfully ano
Wr. Rich, the owner who entered for this
purpose, was near falling victim to his
phi!anlhrophy. Al last they wele eXtricaIed
six Of them perfectly insensibe-one.
John Tjey, dead, and long after ye! anoli
er who though in longer than any Of th,
TEST was yet iecovered. M. Rice himself
was for a long time in stlte Of unconscl.
ousness and delrium; but Is, we learn, re.
covering as are all who were taken from tht
SHAFT alive. The scene we learn from ont
who was present was Of hearIlul interest,"
,he prOstiadon Of the sufferers the dismay
Of the spectators and the agony Of 'he fam
lies Of lho injured men presented one Of
those scenes persons who do not live in nj
ming districts can form no adequate idea oI
The sufferers were attended we learn by
Dr Chichester and received every attention
from himself and from other humane gentle
man OF hls borough, who repaired 10 the
scene Of he accident at the first Intelligence
Of is occurrence. miners JOurNal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

OJThomas Smith, Esq. of Luzcrne county, has
resigned the Supervisotship of the North Branch
Canal
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

NeV O3ieanS - Thus Tar this season has
been remarkable healthy. No evidence OF
yellow fever has oxist d.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

=
Es public That he has un hand and is corstan,.
Manufacturing. ROOTS ana SEYOEs
ora kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR,
Norocco or calf Skin Boots 81 90
Goa Sc Boots 3 pa
C,o.,, ri = -
V0rOcco Slippers 81.
LADIES WEAR.
iorocco or Cdf Skin Lace Boots 81
IRich Sole Frcnch Ties %
P,mps Springs or Erench ~
Oiher kinds Of Slippers rs cents to %
n B. The above are all of my own Manufacture
md are wrrqmted to stand. have also ON hand
large stock Of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES.
which will sell at small profits,
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
lozen. ne invited to call and examine my goods
rs will sell to such at large reduction.
m Remember the place at the NEW BOOI
md SHOE STORE, lower end Of Main-streel.
BIoonsburg.
W RUSSELL
Iuly 4 1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21
No IISHELo superior seed .a's, ''p p,ssp s
.UU March 81. Ie4s "a. ". oo9--!
SEALED PROPOSALS.
o,ro. OF THE Ass'r. CoMNrsAsT s;:s ,Ses
For, Washits, C. N, March lO'h' 1870.

f,,v,ox OF THE Ass'r. CoMMI.sAsT ,s.s
For, Washits. c. NJ, March loth' io4o.,
c,EALED PROPOSALS will be received a. 11nish sna y,
6ce until the 10Th day Of April next, lo'
M The troops ~ this Pos, with s4oo) Tour ,,r nunu
h.,rsi. Of rsoa ofrest superne -four, l'hs qaaG1
10 he nerssvedeon notice OF thirty Gays oe,"s ,hs
hv ,bs A.s,u,nnt Comuissary oi Subss'snce,j w a.,
v..r coun,nssclpg ist April, io46' and eno'"s 'A''
March, Io41. ,,r t,bs frat dsliv.
49, ~, ~. ma de a, early tho 2oth May ne1tl IN susn
y,,;,s. n. tbs Assistant Cominissary of oooss'ens'
,oonire: to be inspected and delivered AZ tne 81,
Store House al this Post, Tree oi expense ~
the Government an. n,;c. fwrtton in
..t''Sss ..lsd nsr bsrrs Good and sufficient security
MI, ~ - "u;rsd. for the faithful PsIoimaacs .! s.o
u....,S,n addition TO which deduction o. Isn p'I
sS"s from All b. which may 30 sppro,sa sna pa
i~,or. ,ns completion OF the con'act;
-: .s co.d,,ons sro fully and isilhiuny eoa'pn'o
,s :" ~, III rs, p.cts, according 10 ihsT 'sins
s.s -. " ..,..a,s 70 70 addressed TO inc AsAa I'm
=, sub,,sl. ace. fort "ashta U. NJ Ah' ''''
derseo "fs'Ps''T HENDRlCKsoN. isi. Lieut.,
9th Infantry, A. Z. 8.
..r.rs.. State Gazette VIII please eoY
w ,o1w.rd lner account to ihis oo'e ~" t"'
,aSvs rsssssssui. M, ,..s..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21
SETTLEMENTS OF ADMINISTRATORS.

NoTiCE 10 hereby given, that the follown, N, mad
~ Executor, and Administrators, have sied sSsil I
elos.' % T' 70. ss'"smest and eon6rmat ion, to vii:
Peter Tr.mell, Adm'r Of Thomas Tr.meii, deed.
Eem,on Stevenson. Adm'r Of Curry Barnett, deed.
JOSIAH Foster, Admf Of Henry s. Foster, deed
Jesse Turner & Geo. W. Pa.chaI, ADM, Z, Mo-
mon Of David Thompson, deed
Mahuldah Harrell. Adm sfIsham IIsrreIl, dead.
Geo r.sehai. Admt Of David r. Lowry, dec d.
George Foster, Adm'r Of George H. Foster, dec d.
Nm. Simpson. Adm'r Of Joel Kelly, deed
WIN. NJ. Martin, Admr Of Joseph Martin, decd
Richard T. 8. Brown Ear Of Thomas Phups, dec a,
IsefEe Turner, Adm'r Of William Fisher, deed
Al persons interested in the settlement Of any Of
'hs :b"'e seeounts, are hereby notified. to come for
ward and hle exceptions thereto. any they have on
o. before the next term Of the Court Of Probate in and
of tue county Of Crawford. to be holden on the first
tuesday Of April next. sI6) they will be forever
barred from excepting to said accounts, or any item
thereof. A. N. MCLEAN. Clerk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

To commence on the 4h day Of May, 1916.
First dsy-Jockv Club Purse-Sweepstake, Tor three
year olds. single dash Of a mile-s50 entrance.
Second day-Mils heats, for year old uutred colts
and fllias-S5O enterance.
Third day. single dash Of mile free for any nag that
never race, weight agreeable 10 rule) Entrance,
SO. Purse one hundred dollars-two more to make
Fourth day; mile heats-Pursc one hundred dollars;
free for any nag Weight to rule.l Entrance, SIS.
Two or more 10 make
March 2lst. RANSOM PlLLEI,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-21

" H. L. NJ. MAYERS have just received
w. per steam boa, Delta,
500 RegaIia and Principe Cigars,
100 and a, half Boxes Sardines.
100 and a fourth :" "
Sotch Ale.
Raisns-Whte Malaga Grapes,
Raspberrirs and Strawberries III Syrup
superior article.
emons, Oranges.
Havana Sweelineats. Citrun. &c.
Fine Foolscap. Letter Paper. Steel Pens on
Cards and in Boxes, Hair Tooth and Shvins
Brushes, Cologne, and a general variety ofPor.
fumery and fancy articles.
March 7th, 1916.