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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

Arrest of Horse IHieves.-Three persons
named Washington Peavey, Washington and
Avian Miles, we're arrested at Barnston, on the
2Sth ult., charged with the offence of stealing
two horses from WheeIock, VT, on Friday the
29th They are now in confinement at the ho-
tel of Mr.. West, Derby Line, awaiting an exam
nation. The horses were found in the woods
in the vicinity of the residence of the parties
Stanstcad Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

0~}@Tbe following is the closing verse of a war
lyric, dedicated to the Michigan Volunteers and pub
lished with concentrations by the papers:
Then on, brave lads our Country irst-then of our
selves take care;
Though blows and bullets may be found, yet other
things are there;
Potoss mines, the dark eyed maids; our thoughts to
these may flow
Wen feast in Montezumas Halls, in conquered Mex
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
WOOL CARDINC, CLOTH DRESSING AND
MIAMI "a A.EILRINE.

lie undersigned would their friends and tie Blbc genef
ally, Htthy have fitted their Factory in first order and
havchc lg' additions to their Machinery the present soasp
Weme now Prep ridn do work nthe lest posb manner
and short notice All work dom atour Factory warranted be
well done and the stst con e customers pay Cloth
cuIS INEQUALITIES kept cunst1nty exchange
wool fyou wish FIR good cassmcre funnel nnd have wool to
dispuse just bng Factory and akn exchange good
and rranltd Nh Wcw give yOu yard OF
cthfr % Of good wood of the quality and charge
YOU - for anutncng, FIR Al ounces If won yard
of ounce cloth We have operation for making Rolls
fhe best cardng machines that put in opera
ton in Thankful for past MyJrs wOnd be graceful
for tn continuance Of the sam. .-..- -
BAYLlES and BANCROFT
Montpelier Village, North ~ TIM
ranch.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

SOLUmoN.-A. c. of Montpelier, and A. E. c. Of
Greensboro have each furnished us with solutions Of
the enigma published in the last Freeman-as follows
Cow, Goose Lane, Calhoun, Bustle Calais, Mice,
Cass, Cabbage Music, O'Connel Whale, Lisbon,
Wings, Alcests-.4 Gentleman 'rih tobacco plant IN
his mouth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

UNIMPORTANT.-Th editors of the Vermont Chron-
cle in their account of the dongs of the General Con-
vention, remark that "no subjects Of special lmpor-
lance came before the convention-those of Peace
Slavery, and Church Psalmcdy, being the principal
ones"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
Great Bargains at The
CnSh Store.

FOR TWO WLEKS we will sell .rrages, Balornc., Wn
Muslns Gngham Muslns lawns, French and English Prints
Corded OttUmaus, Deafness Para Ols, Paras0.Is
Shades, Capand Waist Ribbons, sawls and Maic
mcnt Mourning Goods If all kinds Stuff men and boys
with many Other Goods which will sell from - per cent
cheaper than have been sold in Montpelier clos off entire
Summer GJudS. LYMAN aud KING.
Iuv Sth, lS4i.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
BALS.AM OF WED CHERRY
The Great Remedy for
e O N S u u p TITO N

AND THE RE&T MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN FOR ASTH.
ma If " RS stage Liver Complaints, Bronchitis Influenza;
Coughs, C.ds, Bleeding of the Lungs, Shores If Breath,
Pam Wcakn tn side, breast &C., and all other discusses
of III. PIT IMONAR ORGANS.
very important disease over which This Basam" eyerts
very powerful influence is that Of diseased LIVER. In this
eompln it has undoubtedly proved more cfhcaeiou than
remedy hitherto rmtnluyed pa
without wing III Last lift from he remedies, and
when MERCURY has been rcsortod 10 in vain the use Of this
instances effected PERMANENT CURES, after every other rem
edy had failed t. produce this desired effect
Besides efficacy the diseases above mencHet
we also find very rd.ctuh remedy in ASTHMA, Complaint
which has bltn rNy ~ used with decided success cvcR
Of edT| Standing
only ruma cular py Stefan, has also
well estec in all the complaints for which is recommended. 1t
ntenton therefore, either 10 cloak in mystery, in
deceive the public by uverHtng lis the
trary, shal simply cad aavor gya brief stat If
fitness and urr myself surprising eiray will efdlS
furnish such prouf9 Of lis win satisfy the in
crcduOuS, that Consumption ana "CAN BE ClRED if this
medicine b. rcsorted To IN TIM.
There s perhaps, disease with which county Is affect
ed, which sweeps Oft annually victims that fell de-
strO Of the Human unSrmpiDn Day after day. year
after year, the n,aa hurrts the portals Of The cold
silent fresh add It'd victims conquest No walk in
its death dealing Shafts. The old THE midd aged and young
all alike food for this of mankind. Tbs
system mp.rvous the attacks Of other ITS and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoy Ol;s calm evening, finds
consumption fastening its gS upon his ynals, and tearing him
from world bright minds which look cOmpaeenty
days wei spent.
is there n,hl fr adict ,d' preventive of the dangers
which in changaabl and tickle cline? We tnnk
there And if the allegations If those WhUarC at least
td aciy, may bev d, there sa prev 'ntve and REM
cly
Wsqr's ralslm Of wild Cherry offered suffering world
AS rh needs not the ldvrutitus aid" Of long string
sic sufficient ettl- ii to the confidence Of thv
public, and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

POSTAGE Itappears that the present postage Law
has produced much larger aggregate than esti-
mated by the Postmaster General and it is evident
now that in few years the revenue will exceed the
outlay of the Department by a large amount The
Washington correspondent of the New York True
Sun says those who have the best means of knowing,
are confident that no increase of the present rates
of postage can receive the sanction of Congress at
this session.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

GEN GAINES A Washington letter writer says;-
understand from reliable and confidential source
that the President has ordered Gen. Gaines to be tried
by Court Martial charges growing out of his recent
movement at the South IN calling into service voun-
teer to prosecute the against Mexico, and that he
is now under arrest awaiting the organization and
vening of the court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
DIR. TRAFTON'S
Co mpound Buck h orn Syrup.
Err ScrnGLn Sill Rhemln TeLLer nrH diSenccs nr liz

For SrofuLa Salt Rheun, Tettr, and diseases Of The
Skin generally.
pREPARED only by ColcOmb Phbrck and Co. Boston. Th,
preparations which has received such extensive Mass.
New Hampshire and Manc for time past now tho
first time offered to the citizens Of Vermont 1t entirely vegc-
table compound and is of the act medicines used
the of the above Diseases operates blood
diseased state of which well known constitute the
the affections in question: when not hereditary and the nuurs
ment of them when they aeand thereby preventing the develop
mcnt of disease, and removing when already established. The
Compound uckhon Syrup is prescribed by the respectable
physicians beth cities and in the country their public and
practice and the high recommendations bestowed upon
merits by them, suecede the necessity Of the opeto say
much Gifts virtues.
Wherever has been used has well sustained the character
it has 0bt ined vz' being remedy which b. relied
in the cure Ct the abuve named Diseases
Its confidently recommended to all suffering with any Il the
bavG diseases whose reasonable expectations will dup
point. ltw be furnished to physicians in bulk Ike ether
article ofmedcinc, tn suit their practice,
FUrs e in ,ntpte by Collins agent. Stowe, Bcnnett
and Robinson, agents. 27tt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

Mr.. Buchanan has taken leave of the State Depart
ment and this day nominated for one of the Judges
of the the Supreme Court for the Circuit of Penn
syvana.
There were more Military nominations made yes
terday than sent YOU
Besides the nomination and confirmation of Gen
Taylor as Major General of the Army, and of Col
Butler as Major General of Volunteers and Of Col,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
Receipts Tor the Freeman
TNor PREVIOUSLY Acknowledged.

NOT PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
D D C Hardy, Col A Raymond, B Jones' J Gould jr
&c ThayerJ Allen, w Weeks White,J 7 Shaw, c
Ellsworth, E Ward, S Blanchard, Iceland, C 7
Richardson, Morse, J Parham, 81 80 each; A B ST.
monds $1,000; ] Parker, Sharon, 81 So D w Taylor,
$500; H Carpenter $500; | Jones, N Clark. $500
each A Comings $3.50; P Warren, H Fisk, $500
each P D Bradford, so cts D Tolls, q cts; d l.
Fuller 25 cts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

NE uhCThes having bccn appointed b the Honor bic Pro
te Court frte District If Washington Commissioners
ceFT, eXane ard adjust all claims and demands all per
sous nanst estate Of Dennis O'CoHneI Berlin said
district dccca rd represented nolvent and the six months
from the LIST day June allowed by said Court to the
said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective caimr
before usdo notice. thar viii attend 90 the duties
appointment at the House Of Jonathan Shepard in Montpelier in
said District the Inst Tuesdays Of July and November next,
O'Clock afternoon, each Of said days.
JOSEPH HOWES, I Commits
c. w. STORiS, ! sohe;s
June 4th, 3,y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

wise man will speak well of his neighbor, love
his wife, and pay for his newspaper
1t is said that the price of flour has not been so low
rs at present for twenty years past
lI}TThere are fifty newspapers published in the
cities and provinces of Mexico.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
E9T. a' Oger's Compound syrup Of
LEYEEkSVss Ik'd and TAX.

a SAFE ant Certain Cure for Consumption Of tn Lungs,
Splitting Of Boot, Coughs Cgtds, asthma, Pam in
the Sid. Bycachhs, Hhoop'ng Cough and all Pull
monay Comp.enis
IN the whole gag # dies for I'll pulmonary a, tc MS
there Uryera y known and Wlc.e Nhlucs f e
been 50 thoroughly r, cult fer Ctueh Ct ids
and ConSlnpti rs uhitr a he without an qual LlV
EEWORT, the other principal mer,dnt ID this preparation, $
also known equally ccuciuus relieving the primary and
mdcr stages If pulmonary affect u.s. In cnbmng these with
uthrr materials the utmost aud skill have been eXrcScd
aud confident the proprietor in the ccy Of M medicine
that is WARRANTED to gite Immediate rltt in all complaints
above specified that facr trial of twenty four hours the P4cnt
benefited be may the bottle and the money NH M re-
funded Accompanying each battle directions for using and
recommendations tun and erencr to those that have made
Of the medicine.
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent for New England
and New York, and his supply hand ut wholesale and retail
Agents viii b. supplied ON lib raj terms. GEO W. SCOTT
For sale iy BALDWIN, Scorr 4 Co., Collins, and Red
field Montpelier Guss, Waterbury JAS Sawyer, MotoWn
ClrdeI warren $ II Deano nth arlwick,E Perry Co, Cab
ot Wonhmg1n jr rasburgh, and Hanson Morrivia, H.
5 Camp, STOW. 2Ely
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

Cotton from hdia-The experiments of England in
growing cotton in ndia have not all been unsuccess
full as will be seen by the following extract from let
ter, dated London, May 4th 1916:
"There are $50 bales of cotton arrived at Liver
pool from of the COmpany's experimental farms in
the East Indies"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

o." OH! MY HEAD" exclaimed friend of ours
the other day, sit will split" We advised him to try
Sherman's Camphor Lozenges-he sent at once and
got box, and one ozenge gave him entire relief in
ten minutes We have often been surprised at the
quickness of their operation Paptaton sea sickness,
owness spirits and the "horrors," well known by
those who dissipate, speedily cured by them.
This is the age of doing thngs-Dr. Sherman
gives us lozenges that pleasant, and at the same
time more effectual than any other medicine His
cough ozenges break up the worst cases of cough in
a few hours-evcn consumption, whooping- and
asthma, yield to them when nothing else ever alevi-
ates. So great has become his reputation, that many
have attempted to make indicated lozenges but they
cannot make them like Sheman's therefore they can,
not sell them except to the unwary. DR.. Sherman's
warehouse is at No LOG Nassau street NY.
For sale by S. P. REDFIEID.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY AND PHO
IOHRhPliHkS Furnishing DEPOTS;
Awarded t Cola and silver Medals Four prcmiums and
two highest honOr the National the Massachusetts, New
York and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions respectively for the
splendid Cuocd Daguereoyps and bs apparatus exhibited
Portraits taken in exquisite sly C, without regard weather.
Instructions giteh in hGart.
large assortment ofOpparas and stock always hand
lowest cash prices.
New York, 25l Broadway Philadelphia, l3G Chestnut Boston,
10 tort, aud 81 Hanover sts Baltnmrc 20J Baltimore Wash
mgtun, Pennsylvania Avenue Petbrgh, Va. Mechanics Hall
Cincinnati Fourth and Walnut and 6 Maine springs
Broadway Paris, l27 Vcs Rue du rempi Liverpool 30 church
21:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
ESTR AY.

y Bethel W. ahoht the Isl of June last, three year
old Bay eeldng HORSE, with black maue and tail, and
darksh coored legs. Whoever will return said colt to
the subscriber, or give information where it may he
found, shall be suitably rewarded for all trolble
SARAH WOODBURY..
Bethel, June %, 1916 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
First COagressiona! District Convention.

The Liberty Convention to nominate candidate
for Representative to Congress for the first District,
will be holden at MANCHESTER, JULY 2lstj at 10
o'clock forenoon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09

This sa chemical extract of Wild Cherry and Tar Ev body
knows that Wild Cherry possesses important medicinal properties
and Tarwatcr has always been administered in unsmp
Lung affections generally, by odcstand safest ysican
Various remedies tits true have been offered and pu1-d
ce for the cure of diseases Of the Lungs and have doubt
been found very uscf but ofa athavc yet discovered
admitted by physicians and all who bvt witnessed effects that
none has pros as successful This For Asthma Shorncs
Breath and sararctons may pronounced positive cure
It }oF cncl astml mmmy Of tn and twenty years stand
Ing M psic'n" h dcrlr ID cc1s hey md r reach Of ned
icu'
This Ealan is mi fam mltl~ lIon La, placed in
all northern ItitlI amIuts diseases cat- b, cid
CliMItr..
'Nanr' i. but tn name Gran II ct
Whose cause is Cod"
Let us not neglect her plaincst Dictates
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For saleby 2 Redfeld and $ Collins, Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
NOTICE.

I Ills NAV certify that have this day given to my
| Son, Nathaniel Burbank his time during the ye.
maindcr of his minority. | SHALL therefore, claim none
of his earnings pay any debts of his contracting af-
ter his date ISAAC BURBANK.
Nrui>'oVn. June 20 h, 946. 3w2S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
Eiats! Hats!! Hats
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Randolph

ONE Case D,b Hats, this day received for $7j selling Off
- fast nj the Cash Store. LYMAN and KING
July 9Th, 1915.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
JOHN P. HAIL.,

GAsEG0N ABLE 7'A-lGTS
sS0UrII East corner Of Branch Bridge, Slate-sueet
- Montpelier, Vt,
B. Particular attention paid to CUTTING for
others to make.
March, Goth, 1876
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-09
WEST4R's

Montpelier Village, North !
ranch, June S, lsi6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
IPoN, NAILS, TIN.PLATE 90.
RICHARDS e. MONTGOMERY,

IMPORTERS and dealers, No. II, Chartrcs street,
| New Orleans, are daily receiving by every vessel
from Liverpool and the eastern cities, direct from the
manufacturers, large additions of new and desirable
goods in their line, making Il srs stock Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, & c.,
,,pe. well assorted and cheap be found in the
so,ihsrn cou ,try Among the heavy goods. are
$50 tons Swedes, American and English lkoN, as
sorted, all size, OF round, square, flat and plough
90 tons STEEL. assorted, all kinds
aoO0 keg, ,cnuine Weymouth NAILS, all sizes.
1870 KEY, Heading NAILS, assorted.
400 casks on, log, and trace CHAINS.
an, c,sks n OES, embracing all descriptions: also,
ANvILS, VICES, Smiths BELLOWS, DC.
aoo doz genuine Collins & Co.'S AXES, heavy and
light
-Ooo lis Iron WIRE, assorted, all numbers.
also, loaded plates, block Tin, 'heathing and
y Drazier's COPPER, &c
,ooo gaIls pure blcached and winter sruined sperm
OIL. w,-,. or
wv sI ssisn r,secd oil, spirits turpcntinc, &c.
I0N oils Manila and cot ton ROPE, plough lines,
Nod cords. and other sizes, assorted, ! to in.
go hirs Cologue MILL STONES: ,,u
50 pms French BURR MlLLsIoNhS' a's0' MIL
o. 5piec& ro,;n, cloths, assorted nos. to 9.
so tons Nya Scott. blue gri, GRiNDsToNEs.
900 tons SaSry's CASTINGS, assorted ocs T.,
OvENsSSPIDERs, POTS, FIRE D0Gs'Sc'
50 tons shcet.hoop, band, and boiler IRON.
2OOC FRENCH fN1s, assorted to 10 po'Hts alsn S'
kinds; tar; PaScd buckets; CORN SHELL.
FRS and STEAW CUTTERS; Stationery;
;naT!N wARDsomb'' all kinds and stock
500 dos Whi,semors' snn"e cotton and wool
| CARDS u,,,,
Their stock Of GENERAnNARDwARE, CUT.
RERY, &C., is not surpassed Nyn,ry merchants arc
;nY;;si 10 ss=s.i..e before porchaAa
Dec. I3, 3,is45.-44-sw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

| applying Er tho above letters will
they are advertised.
]. W. WASllBOURNE. p. VI.
07-17-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
(,OOO DOLLARS REWARD.

from the subscriber, by some person un.
On the 18th inst in the town or vicinity
|Onse county, Missouri, SEVENTEEN
ED EDflvEHUNDRED DOLLARS, (sI7. 500
! money belt. slo."oO in sIUO bills on
of the State Of Missouri $500 in tens and
\ the same bank; u 900 in sl00 notes on
hs city OF New York, particular banks not
The above reward Of s5.Ou0 will be given
kor.ry Of the whole Of the moary. or pro.
reward for uny part thereof.
JOHN j. KINNEY, Of Westfort, Mo.
41-2t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
NOTICE.,

VIE attention of Merchants, and Emgran is re
i questcd for an examination of PINE HILLS, sit
uato in the N W. corner Of Red River CO Texas upon
Red River und about fifteen miles above Fort Towson
This point is destined to become the depot for
and export Of supplies for large extent Of fertile coun
try, fast settling and filling up with cntcrprsiny
population.
The rol is well adapted for the production Of Wheat
and other grain, excellent stock country and is not
exccllcd by Cotton uplands in the United States and
capable Of supporting dense population.
Asa Town site Pine Hills possesses advantages over
any other point on the navgable portion Of Red River,
the head Of ordinary navigation, permanent rock
bank or bluff above all overflow, an excellent natural
landing. without cddcs snags, or other distractions;
from the bank the land gradually asccnds for about
third ofa mile, and then extends out To the rich
praircs-bci ng the only point for long distance ac
cessible at all stages of water. The National road
from Red river to Austin, and the southern part of
Texas, leaves the river at this place A steam mill
supplies abundance Of excellent lumber at 81 so per
100 feet at six miles distance, aording ready facilities
for building, desirable in new country. Distant
from Paris county seat Of Lamar 90 miles, and 80
from Clarksyille.
II no exacgeration to say that the natural udyap
taCes Of this place, facilities in shipping Red
river being navigable about one third of the year.
exceed Memphis, and in short time will become the
most imuortant commerc al Town, in the northern
part of Texas. Fregh's are brought from New Or.
leans 81 25 per 100 lbs or 81 so per bbl Cot
down 81 50 per bale with very imperfect facili.
ties for shipping, the amount Of Cotton shipped has
increased in three years from II to 1900 bales and can
he increased to great extent.
Lots offered on liberal terms.
X. r. SEWARD,
BERTHLEr, HEALD & co.
TINIIE undersigned propose opening during tho cnsu.
ing scrson. at the above place. house for doing
General Commission, Receiving, Storage and Forward
ing business make liberal advances upon Cotton and
keen amply supply Of merchandise of a kinds
LIQUORS adapted TO the country, for sale on favora.
bic terms. D. H. y ".
For, Towso,l, Dec !, 1873 If.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

,;o.e his residence amongu US. Last win
vacancy occasionej BY death, he was
s,s of,he Commissionerslo 10 run the boun.
S.,x % cen this State and Missouri.-which
SISTED to finish.
ham! tle has been "laid in his narrow
names, face we shall behold no more, bu,
.h.,.nce Of his noble traits Of character
- him, and furnish theme on which
\. xiII delight 10 dwell. There never
:, more free from hypocrisy, or the low
ID decsi. OF tho world. His was soul
/ honor, and generosity. Foibles he pos.
y sccentrici.ies he practised, bu, beneath
rs,,a noble heart. He never wan,only
!. injury, while he has been often known
/, nurse to the unfortunate.
nm The home Of his childhood, with no re.
i.oo,he his dying moments, ho broati,od
.,;d The friends his virtues had won for
arrange land! But bitter tears which
avn tho manly cheeks Of more than one,
Iheeu "unused to the melting mood" at
N, bore silent testimony to the deep hold
| the affections Of his associates. 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
rHRUsroNs PILLS.
WILLIAMS Il PHILIPS,

AVE Just received by late arrivals inc. stock .
l. goods selected for this market, Consisting in part
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

A BOXES STARCH; 10 do Window Glass
Z 100 lbs Putty 4 boxes Sperm CsndIes--in store
and sos sale By W. Il. j. NJ. MAYERS
Fort Smith, October, 1s45
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
vENHE partnership heretofore existing between
Il George Austin and Edward Clegg, trading
under the name of Austin g. Ciegg, in the proce.
ry line, is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
All those indebted to ithe late firm are reouos,ed
to mako payment Immediately 10 g. Austin, who
is empowered with tho settling of tine dob,s.
GEORGE AUSTIN,
EDW. CLEGG.
N. B. Geo Austin still carries ON the bu,;pe,.
in the Old stand. and socits share Of public "a. .
tronagc.
Dscemtsr ), lsi5.-i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03
list of Letters

,yING In the Post Office at Van Buren,
on tho 3lst day Of Dee. 1915; which i
,,t. in three months. will be sent 10 III,
=, Office as dead letters.
Lucas Hamilton
Ice GA
Bo Murphy Isaac
Ice Man Jno W
fhh'd Mitchell Mark
ET McCune Henry
Seorro Maltby Mary
pseph Moss II W
B Norris George
Jones Newbury Alex
rM Noltlcberry To
bI, Nix Jno
Pack William
WI l'eroit sc
Parker N II
Palmer David
" rilncr Miss |: A
muel pIlncr Elias :
N PilnerJ X
,vd Pilncr Wm
Peter Pllkia II W
Pickett J A
Job Rogers Jonathon
Roanc Jno S 4
rates Riordon John
Henry Randolph James NJ
S2 Rector Frances A
C Smith II
S,andifer Luke
hRM2 Shannon " ilIam
ex Snider Abraham
rhos II Shaw Elijah
bert Syme Mrs W Ann
s2 Smith Evan
Ino Thrasher Franklin
~ Thomas Jno s
fgarc, A Thomas Olive
hrey Willis Jno T3
ia; Wilson Elijah
Williams Absalom
bsiah Wilson N II
Audnul Wilson A NJ
evRC Worlhin Geo A
hna
applying fer tho above letters will
they are advertised.
,u NJ &SiIDnI- -DNI, u ~