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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NEW GOODS,
AND s e LING CHEAP.


JULY g. 1886
II II. JENKINS, in addition to his large stock,
IL has received within a few day..
so PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS
In order to supply his with by whole sale O,
retail defending to remove to his Eagle square in
ana being DESTROYS OF sesg on his entire stock
90 doing he respectfully invites the
gains TO examine the following aree,:-
Isn Linens all prices from 90 sS 3'i SO cents to hner qualities
200 p Caeoe auction will be sold fom
0,s, 10, I2 cent?, and finer.
SO bales Cotton oznaburg md sbeetns,
1000 p, beaehed shitns receiving pee. from G. 10
New style plaid GinEham, for rs very fashionable
Pink purple blue buzz aud other for IS Gu.
Just opened
Apron and Furniture Checks
Lace Buttons Linen Bobbins, Grass Cloth
Linen Hdkfs sun shade-th An nvoe.
OF beautiful voy handle Fans all from 37t
The above are OAy few OF the bargains be had
Ju ]. II. JENKINS.
PROPOSALS will be received by the under.
signed at the ArmOry Richmond, July &c
at ~ o'clock NJ for furnishing that place the following
Lot No Man G.-iss
sesmenS for water wheel pnoas, ny wheel shan and
piummer blocks weighing IN all about 10000 lbs
Ten pairs OF rolls feet inches long 10. inches dase
-Four roll stands for
One pair pinions aud pair stands ior do.
One par Of large roughns rolls bed plates couplings leaders
clutches ee weighing about $4,000 lbs
Lot No. 3-Shssf IrOH aAd BOie Psts Rolls.
-Four large stands OF housings for rOs BY
One rAir son rolls.
One pair ehIlea
clutches rers and carriages weighing all about
Lot No. 4-RSi GHd He0g R0ls.
Five pairs small stands rolls harness for same
One pair pinons stands
Three pairs Of roughng rolls half chilled.
Sir pairs OF guide and oval rolls chilled.
Line of ang pnions for and couplings leaders
riders, ke; weighing in all about % 900
Also about 600 lbs hearings and rolls
Also, for furnishing twelve nail machines, from 3dy
spikes, complete.
An the above castings be Of the materials sab
jet 10 the inspection Of Richmond.
The Lott may be offered for separately in whole Dimen
sons and other information required be
TO the Amo between the hours OF A. ~ and r. daily
Sundays excepted. CHAS. DIMMOCK
July 3, 1876 I'd
par Enquirer aud Republican requested To copy
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Mr. uCDuffie.

The Washington correspondent of the Boston Atlas
writes "Mr MeDathe told me, with his lips that it
had become the duty OF every statesman to
take ground against the eckessness Of the Administration
and he to do the first occasion that oered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

IL II stated tina, Of the Clerks ocenty prescribed
in Washington (Mr. Underwood removed at the re.
quest Of Attorney General Mason, make room for Mr.
Jones of Petersburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

u The New Orleans Cotton Press, situated IN the up
per part OF the city, 534 fee, front by $40 in DEPTH was
cold auction the 3Oth ult for S272,OOO cash-Mr.
X. D. shepherd the purchaser.
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MesHS. Edif0rs,-Wl you permit me to ask you a
question It's this: How many candidates do you think
there will be for the Presidency They increase every
day, and looks very much like the number will 10 forty
fifty. do complain OF the quantIy-indeed IL IS
right; nor do wish say, do know any harm of any
one Of them will make remark, howeyer-itis that
in my opinion, Mr. Clay can get one hundred thousand
votes at least than any other Wing in the T. States
Very respectfully you're,
Hanover, 4th July, 1876. PAMUNKEY.
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M En

On the Ith inst, LEWIS s., Of Turner and Eliza p
Sharp.
The Trends OF tho family respectfully invited 10 At
tend his iunera from the residence OF his father below
Rockets, this evening at o'clock
On I'd July, at Stock Hill, the residence OF her uncle in
EsseI. Virginia, Miss ANN BoUGurAs, aged between 70
ton.
on ID INST, nj tho residence Of Rey'd j. s. walthall
MARTHA AMELIA, only surviving daughter Of the late Ed
II days. a"u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

The Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser attacks Seereta-
ry Marcy, in the rear" in the following pointed para
graph:
"Mr. Marcy is the last man in the world who should
blame Gen Scott for wishing protect his rear. The
Secretary cannot have forgotten that he did the same Tor
himself once at the cost Of fifty the State OF New
York"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

uJ'The good people Of Baltimore were very much dis
appointed the 4th, by heavy rain which fell through
out the day. disconcertng the nsive arrangements
had been made for brilliant celebration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

TINS MEKciY PRNATEERs.-The following account
which copy from the Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Herald
received tBostonby the Charter Oak in degree con-
firms the story Of the captures made by a Mexican
Pnyateer, which we have before received from ia
muca Whether the unknown vessel be Pryateer or Pr
rate perhaps Of little far as those are con.
cerned who may fall into her power.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

Suspicious VesIei.-Captain w. Kelly, Of schooner
Maleppn, her homeward voyage, latitude 49, ong-
tude 90 40, fell IN with vessel Of suspicious appearance
She long black schooner Of about $50 tons with tai
raking masts, low hull, and high rails During the day
Capt Kelly saw her board brgs, bound South the
other North East lie lost sight Of her dark about SIX
miles TO wind ward, lying alongside Of the briggs and
TO Capt KS surprise about hour afterwards she
within few yards Of the Mazeppa, and KEEP, under her
stern upwards Of two hours, and then sailed of IN an
easierly direction. No person her decks
aud Capt X. is u opinion that che a pirate; and
thinks he escaped because the stranger had made prizes
The two bugs, and therefore short Of hands. lie
describes her Of the fastest sailing crafts he ever
upon the She may have been a Mexican Priyu-
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BANE or VIRGINIA..

TTNIIE President and Directors Of the Bank Of
- Virginia dsy declared dividend out Of pro
months By Three Per being ~
per psd the aud
sanL 10 s-JJw SAMUEL MARY Cashier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

TnE RoCEIN. CHAR.-A writer in the Boston Tran-
SCRIPT condemns the general u,5 Of tho Rocking Chair in
that city IIo attributes lack Of graceful notion and poT-
ucuIar.y graceful walk in ladies' 10 that cause Nearly
hei young lady's indoor life b. spent the body half
pended by the elbows and the muscles Of the back entire
y relaxed IN the rocking chair The necessary consc
qusnce IL, crooked spine, weak back high pair Of
shoulders, and awkward manner Of carrying the head
effects perfectly incompatible with graceful movements Of
any kind. The majority Of Iaborng men carry the head
and shoulders less ungracouly than the majority Of ladies'
merely because exercise with hom strengthens the back
and the forming rocking chair has bumped their
shoulders, and pitched forward their heads.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

1.-the Poughkeepsie Journal, leading Locofoeo pa
per IN New York. is out in favor OF sas Wright as next
/ President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

Ij'Our columns were pre.Occuped when received
yesterday the proceedings the Dinner Of the Chesterfield
Troop on the Fourth. They shall appear Tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08
PINEY POINT PAVILION,

ConPoUND INDICATED SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ron
~ TIVE CURE or DYsENTERY, DfARH0HA CHOLERA
hORBUs, SUMNER COMPLAINT, ke-Ths % the Rnbus
giRssus Blackberry has domestic
peee and sanctioned Medical profession
ia shove dsas and e beueht which been
SIMPLY Ebsianstss value q The Com
pound Syrup" es posssnr a The medical
nctbey contans cobirsou Of othar rsedes
facilitate activity. From pleasant mdasss Of
operation peculiarly adap ID N The o. Summer
which, this prevalent song chren Prepared
sohby jul GAYNoR = wooD.
SALRRATUsio hsHbb. s..,s, u., received fo5 ale BY
- b2 WILLIAMS HAxALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

CoSwcTED-Tho Lexington CHo) Telegraph says that
John g. Lester charged with tho murder Of bic brothefn
law King X. Scott, in the fell Of 1874, tined last week
The jury returned Verd Of guilty. and he was sentence
10 be hung the 3lst OF July.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08
MARRIEn-

On the l7h OF June THOMAS r. DEW. Ecu. Pr..ide.t
William Mary coexc, Va To Miss LAriI.iA HAY, daughter
OF Dr. Hay Of Clarke The happy q, New
YORK. and embarked the ssh Western Intending
70 make hsy tour In Europe during the Col
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CAUTION!

INHE subscriber respectfully invites all persons
- who delight sounds and especially those wao wish
IN purease ROLAN PIANO FOErEs At he
waref1om before purchasing elsewhere and be deferred from
doing by he they may hssr preudca cha
factsr especially from
and persons whose adverse their
pal with thr Hfoff osHfds- when raf
ions ether their teeping tune dub
named hat VII no. appy force ordinary
chaenie investigation every point and pledge myfo satfy
The most ircfedlous who take uOabs critical
an1 impartial eramnsi let therefore, BE- deceived and
fep ~ gnoranee BY tsiemens that posohbuonf
?. ~. TAYLbR,
sole Agent TO- Nuns Folan Pianos Richmond
Pmu1 Forte Warsr0on uud Music Saioon.
Mai Street a. no RAJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

,sh1 ENOR NEW YORK. The regular packet
NeeN - sehr LYNCHBuRG, Gould, master. having large
portion n her engaged and going board viii Dispatch
fof freight Of 900 tores tobacco hlvrE good
mOdauons apply master on b. Al Luiaus wharf
Ius RANKIN a WHITLOCK.
IL ENOR LIYERPOOL.-The A 1 copper.
AAk - I'd ship AURgLUa, Cspt KsLLY, having nsshy
Der cargo engred viii be dispatched from CITY ron, Wbou, DE-
ay For freight sppiy
~ FOR LIVERPOOL.-The splendid
AAK Baltimore and Liverpool packet shipCELID, Capt
BisofS load city without delay Fo fright u 200
Hhds Tobacco appy 10 David DunloP, Esq Petersburg OF %
10 s-u CHAs. PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

LARGE and well assorted Window Glass single and
N double thickness OF "nsow "Muiea ana
"sniih 4 Brown" brands, constantly on band.
THIS Glass uniformly packed opens with lille mr. mn
loss from breakage has been Thu ey and give,
great satisfaction For sale by DuyAI. a PURCELL
Ju Is7 N.ir 80,
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XLIRGINIA Al Rules held in the Clerk,s Oc.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
Zee ofhe Superior Couu of Chsnosy Zoe the Rchroond
cult the fth day o. Nay, 1898
Edwin Fsaf vfs before her assisss
aid Edwin Martha Ash Lewis Pun,
againn
Hudron Lewis. WIN Lewis and Other Dsn-.
defsugn shove named appearance
and given according 10 The Aei ~ Asepb the Rules
o. Court and appearing BY they
sotnhabsnts q this Commonwealth ordered that the sad
defendants 10 be holden oFihs aid
first Monday 10 1uy and tn BIN Of pianHs
and coy ~ This order BE- forthwith inserted
paper pubsed city Rchond
~ and posted the front door o. the Cspfo IN the aid city
Copy-TeFc
my II-w9w row. RoBERTs D. q.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, (Late FreHeks)
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
JUL BY ~. BLACK. ld6m.
Attitudes held in the Clerks Office

VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of Superior Couu of Chaneery the Richmond Circuit
the fth day Of May, tstG
James Philips and James browning, PUTS
aFaug
Cshb Blackburn and other Denr
defendant above named having hs appearance
and security according N che act of Assembly and thu Rul -
this Court and Appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
inhahant n this Commonwealth II ordered That the aid
defendant DO appear the rules b. holden for the ad Count
the ii Monday In July and The bs ofs Plaintiff
and copy ofths order b. forthwith Inserted
published the ~ Rcnond months sucoessveiy aud
posted At the front door u the Capitol 10 the said city
Copy-ToHe'
nv tI-vsw POW ROBERTS DC
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Roy WANTED. We wlsh to hiro a good
- BOY, abou, Is yam Old
jus Nv RANDOLPH co
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MADISON HOUSE.

MRS. ALVEY having several delightful and
lVl airy Madison House, sEby plea
located Bank full view Of the Capitol Square,
would be pleased them hnoi with families
She also fine for single gentlemen Transient
will find her house desirable
stopping being very from portion of
city A. from heen twenty
day board. u7-1m
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

I'hlo seiteth forth that gave b. W. Green
TWO Notes the two making about dorar. which
ne ou ho' uaoe IN bacon TAFT
after time to notes. saying they were AZ home.
much a they obtained deceit and never cor
one cent o' e forwan all trading them as
WIN n no' pay one coaf OF them CHARLES p MITCHELL.
10y 'h iofo' det.
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NOTICE,

"ANTED, n COOK-Also, a female Servant that IL n
good house servant and washer and roner Apply
Ohce in TT
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

,.,sc,ally ,ftrr The glorious events
,su, far marked the progress Of the
$3.50 The Mexican Government teierm.
sn0 ,be offer and enter upon oeeotia.
@ ~ and probably will propose to you 10
"" rmisiice during their tendency. II
aosi,ion shonH he made, YOU will pro-
y, sIn.,. .aJ.cI 1t. giving Al the snn,o
@ ,s.ura zee that TIC President I'll ID
.y W. TO bring the negotiated 10 s.'isfac.
r;n,,;on wi.h the ieass possible delay
Pfm;s,;ee were concluded, the TWO parties
.,,nJ on (, n equai fco.ihss The U States,
.'r expense, nos have ariiiies in the field
~ on The ocean. in successful progress
an honorable peace. Should their
h. arrested BY an a. mis,ice; and the ne.
n, pesce should finally fail, We should
@ nsarIy all the advantages Of cam
Resides, the sacrifice. grea, as i, nigh, be.
.,csly equal the evils in any form which
If inactivity could not fail to inaicl up:
ICONS, the greater portion Of whom con;
.,,;o,;c ci,izsns. who have volunteered to
II, country in the confidence that they
actively employed. Whilst. therefore.
';deot sincerely desires with the utmost
.;,~de TO restore our friendly relations ~ith
n,,n fair and liberal Terms. the war must
n be prosecuted with the utmost vigot
de6uils treaty ofPence shall be signed and
n no, fail. with oil the dispatch in your
a ,rap,mi, The answer Of The Me&icar
.nsn, to this Department.
"a the honor TO be. sir. very respectfully.
jSsdien, servant. JAMES BUCHANAN.
lnmobore DAVID CONNER.
IuandiDg the Naval force OF the I. States
in the Gulf Of Mexico.
s,.umen,, were referred 10 the committee
sign relations.
kbe ihh ut.. the chairman reported favor
tina measure, and after several amend.
bv The Senate, it was recommHled to the
NEE and on the sixth and up TO the 10Th ii
Inn time 10 time debated, when Hon. Jno,
defeated the measure BY speaking against
hour Of adjournment. Accompanying
bye documents was a letter under date OF
from the Secretary Of State to the chair.
the committee of Foreign relations. in
he attention Of the Senate to the proposed
rs, and explaining the reasons fer urging
Oiou. The reason, Sc, forth are the same
d in his letters TO the Foreign minister OF
pund Commodore Conner. The injunction
hey was removed on the l0;h.
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WASHINGTON CRY, August llth, 1916.
gres. has adjourned and already nre our
very much ihinned off, nearly all Of the
e, have gone, 20 anxious were they 10 re-
jOae after ~ pfG:Tac;e,! az. absence.
excitement o! Congressional doings hav'
ssed away. those. who love excitements
Of election news. There is no doubt but
',h'm l~his) will be reelected Governor
q. {. r"Itna. while the legislature seems
il touht-ihi, is important. rs the neHI
alure will have Two Z. 9. Senator: tn elect.
n. western States, ynu will have later
lhan could give you.
BE is much complaint Of the Veto OF the
bon bill. those interested are swearing
The Veto Message is in some things good.
not Justify Veto for exPediency. the
tnt indirectly recommends rest-tnn by
ess, but that revision will never be gwen It.
INFANTS may hang their harps on the vii.
is unfortunate, think, that they have not
klsved.
Cherokee Treaty has been ratihcd by the
II is said 10 te satisfactory.
Presidents recommendation OF two mil.
rs Peace negotiation with Mexico failed
snale. on account of Senator Davis speak.
inst time up TO the moment OF ADJOURN
such course is highly unbecon'ing Sen
10 such course unworthy an Amer.
am not Of those. who admire honest
avis" as he is called, he has ways been
Weight on the Wing Parry, and promises
1.-the sooner any party can get r'd Of such
be better, them's nv sentiments.
ior Hayvood's address has not ye. seen
i-no one now charges him with bribery.
d Of that sort, not at aIl-ihe rumors. tina!
bout 10 prosecute for libels, are certal nIy
Nd.
lns A.eh;sos c! Missouri vas elected Pres
The Senate pro.tem. Mr.. Atchisop r
pular for his courtesy, and though nnn
\ sense, he is no, distinguished Senator.
good people here are 10 ecstacies about The
ofsihe Smithsonian Bill il is certainly a
Of first importance 10 the District and
in particular.
fancy Of Alabama has resigned bis sea
house-his address is severe on the NORM
Western democracy, perhaps fancy Is
Who will rule or ruin"
Great Western has arrived but brings DC
importance.
Weather for some days has been extreme
IN, such debiliraGng weather has not been
need for many seasoo~
Democracy 10 many Of cor Eastern cite,
ne have publicly Addressed Nr. Deaas and
ed Of bis course.
ne vas rumor current lately that asTe
aa Misunderstanding and sharp w"as be.
enators Benton and Hansegan, the report
lthous foundation.
Iaines Court Of Inquiry. will probably re-
'esabiy to The Old Gensrat-such IS the
nov. ~ sr-s -.. -r- -sazr-
sdvaDced 10 the session that many oil
nesrs .hs have their hailAs With them
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Philips & WtttlkMS,
Executors Notice.

NOTICE i. hereby giveh, frat Letters Of Ad-
~ nlinis:rati5n Wef. granted The undersigned,
on the 2f,h Of July. 1876. upan the estate Of
OBEDIAH W. ilrNTEs. deceased; and an persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified 10 make
payment Immediately, or they will be proceeded
asains, as the law directs. All persons having
claims agains; said estate, are hereby notified TO
present them. properly authenticated, in the time
prescribed BY law, or they will be iebarred from
any benefit from sid estate. -
TUO'S. WALDEN,
JAMES N. HUNTER To-
E-1sw6fsy
o. ". HUNTER, deed.
August Isl, lS46.-25-6w.
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Ate nti0A!!!
WILLIAMS 4 PHILIPS,
Van Reren, Arkanta,,


II AyE Is, sP<nsd a, then Store g N.iH strsst,s
ire,a AID vel ,sss-iss s,oef Of gooes, soass,,
shr part 81 the lolie~inl tsieles, al OF tss Of
~kleh iksy prepared sci cheap tbs eif-rssi
..rE DRY Goods. .-a .-r-l
Bic, ehel ,,6 srs~a psrtinr, Level and cssrra -
l,su ~, Ar>sriean frsneh AID Auskspss eoiio.stes
PLAZA, sh, 5.tJs, tsseea ksAaseiy jeans, saiipsis
irosn Essa. n,.y Linen, Frensh and ses,eA drilllng
kersers ase hnseys. manila; Irish Inca hsea and
eO;,Sn cheeks. eoniOa 6annel green, ysl0.. red sne
-hf;s fsnnels, tireeye, Seoish AID krsan enpess,
dsnisk table eioihs, canvas, fahey Priso eaeA anS
white e,liece. ginghans, painted h~ns, bsisorinea.
jIeoasi. slmbrls, soSk and Swiss nsslin. eoloarss
einsrisks, paper nssin. eo;ion velvet, pam sns
hsIn-.iists. Inca sinsye heks ~ tl,sk ans White
S,i toi yts scars, r.ss cloth, nisssssld ladies'
eOttoa AID vors'sd bose, ssn,lsnen, eeiion hose,
~o-.i,, sndinss, fes, 5onasis Ssitsas, hooks ana
ssss, sPSSi ss:isa, &c &C.
Varieties.
sGaiio ,na hs;a. tack soabs, iosa and shell ads
ding combs, ~hsesoae. pins ind needles, ,cc,h. hair.
ss,ng brushes. tbaeies stops. and shawn.
bores p,s.sssrd. tsensa and violin strings, Matches,
aud nsisA s,fes, psreusioa esPs. siaissnsry Ss.
Boots and Shoes.
Infants hid socks, grs and boys shoes, l,dies dip
Psrs soskR CATER boots and sr0gsns nsns alp bro
sans, CenieDsns ne Pesset and sed calf boots ans
srogGa, Ugh, seal and calf seSis, hs,v, Kip and nsd
bSOts
Clothing.
shirts sns elwsrs wooden shirts merno scarfs.
valencia tk black sattin and black elk velvet vests,
eo;tonsde ani gambroOn pants and coats black dress
ard ircek coats, iced and FIehing Susinsss ssais
Hardware.
GSa tpbes arG locks, spars, sirrups, bride bits,
shears. scissors, sheep shears. dr.~ns knises. hatch
els socket ehssels, screw scgurs, aeks jews harPs,
but ,ns sta hinges wood screws coffee mills, curry
combs ren and brass serves b.iifini. and iron tss
and table spoons pOeKs knives, Knives and FORKS IA
iors rad locks, esi closet and ram locks, hand avs,
show ss and teag, cotton sad wool cards horse rasps
taper piti mill saw rnd bastard fes, trace chains,
axes. French sad initstion Freheh castings.
CrocksTy.
Common sGP. sad saueers, white fin. and granite
cups snces Breakfast and dinner plates cup plates.
fishes epers and basins, castor bottles, bowls, com
mon aaa granite pitchers. And many other articles
too numerous mention here, call and see % no
trouble 10 show goods and prices sil not prevent
your purchasing as We are determined tc SELL
Philips & WILKINS,
ozark;
"AyE Jus; opened similar stock, which they sSer
for sale on the same terms
! Van Buren, July lslh, Is4e.
! SAPPINGToN and Mo.e.s's !elsbfiiei Fever Pli
! = Bradford and cooSs improved Lees new London
and NaSoi!is anti bilious pills, reed fresh soPPiy
! aEd FOR sale at W. II. s. N. MAYERS.
18Th lune-Is Aceafs, Fort Sritk.
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Western editor lately turned off his readers
be plea ,ha, be had "fence 10 build, sheep
y, trow,ers to patch, and corn 10 weed
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BooKS.i Books!!.
TOpPERS Naval History. ~
Y Seals Hjsi6-y Ct the Pu'itsns
ilf. Of fGGi, IolGs,
Nsrsh.ll. w.<hinrtsn.
Boursnns's Napoleon.
Grlm.hs IS United State.
Say. Political EceooSS.
walkers Apthrorolcsesl works
Cor1bs on the Constitution Of Mas.
Mills CrOsades and Chis,lry.
Presidents Hesssses
SierGcs "c5ks
Poke, NaPs OF Teas, Oregon, and California.
School b5Cks and Stationery.
4fg 2O,b. ists 4-....5 ....-. .
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v A RI TIE 8

YARIETIE 8.
RALDWlNS GUN WADDlNG-
II Indian Rife Powder, lib cans
Percussion Caps
Leather drinking cups
Fire crackers
Powder puffs
Bag ra:er
Cologne waief
Florida water
Shaving soap and shaving brushes
Tocih and Hair powder
Sias dtd ~cci toys
Combs ...l ..
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rparted tina, boy in Vermos grew so
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and he ha, lately grown three inches
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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

will go to the Spring. on the Sea-shore and rus.
ticate until fall. General Houston las no, ye,
leii but purposes. understand, 10 90 from some
point on the Mississippi overland TO TeI,s-pos-
Hby he may "iook in q, the folks in western
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