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nANENPOkT, ALLEN IL co. have of
~ sale
400 kegs Kentucky Rifle Powder
10 bales Cotton Vans
900 kcgs Nails Pbrait Factory
1000 f-am- letter. zap and printing paper
20 casks winter bleach
90 packages iovenngs Sugar
80 Saild Oi
6u0 sacks Gne Sal
1000 az.
2oO legs White LEAD
10 Ibis Ttnncrs Oh
4OO tefcss Gtousd Plaster
WhisseY. Randy Wines NH 90
UCk'S OFFICE, l3h S,reet-Dawn Nos.
- of Fotonok. 81
~ &c IS 50 20 Sc Is u - 10 50 Q.
Dawn Numbers Of Delaware IS
10 IL Is 30 10 40 ~ " CT ~ 40 20
For the evening hoe scheme Cspias-I pts u $4,000
1000, 1900, 1909, ~ ~ .,.. ee t
1o',loet T'cs"t- a. halves ., qusuets cents
Also he Dollar Lotey-siOOO Tickets sI halves soc ars
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Boats for baltimore and Philadelphia.

The Steamer. COLUMBUS and PoCAHoNTUs
leave Richmond for Bs'umore every Tuesday aud Sa
uidsy. at O'Clock. 2. NJ; the Columbus running OF
Tuesday, md the Pocshonius Saturday afternoon.
Pa,ssgs and Fare SIS OF
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D. PAINE u CO.,
nj A N AYERS OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond Ijrgi,,io


THE business Of the Agency Of Messrs d.
Il PAINE q co, heretofore Conducted tdeI the hnn OF T
Russell Bigger Co hereafter by subscriber.
Managers. the Manages
OF myself vii be promptly iishdrd Ia
G w PURCELL. Agent for u Pas, Il Co.
Managers Ot I.oaIeII-s.
p1 Tue following grand Schemes presented
AID the PalIons vi the late Grni.
$4,000. 1900, 100 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated lottsIy, Class No re-
day March sIsi 1870 ~ Nos ~ dawn CTshd Capia
$4,000 10000 6oOo 5000 1000 sScO ana prizes
so OF 400 % vi 500, a.. Tekets sl2 halves quarters
eer'heale Of rs ~Oes coats las CO. 25 has. 81 quarters
~ w.
$4,000 $4,000. 100 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No dawn Saturday
March Hsh $50 % Nos, % Dawn Grand Capitals ESQ 400
5000 1900 9oo', 5000. asa 100 OF 1909 Tese
sR halves quaIieIs eenhSate 20 ~hoe sII1 40
20 halv's IL 20. 20 quarters 11 IS.
$4,000. 50 Of $500!
Grand Consoliaist Lottery Class No a. drawn
day. A'"' 9TH $50 o n sSi ,s1tarS
FH'e of ssSeeS p'le of $500
10000 J"uo
G,I97 SO 100
1000 &C Sc
Ticket, $40 Have. 5. auamer. = So
csn6ears OF Is whole,, ems 90
bo. do IS Halves, So 90
DO do IS Quarters, 20 50
S3O,O0O. 10000. 100 d 1000!
Grand Cohso'dsed Lottery c~s- No IS TO be sau'
day, APn lIh, isid at Wilmington, DranaIs Susbeis
GRAND CAPITALS.
lO,OOu loo 1000
Z 0Oh leo 500
Tickets SiO Halves .; Quatrrs so
A Certificate of 81 whoes will be s.nIi sIIs so
DO. do 26 Halves do 81 -
DO. do. 20 Quarters, do DO 2Ss7
$4,000! 10 900! 10000,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Ctass saur
day. March 18th, IeI6 10 numbers ~ dnMR
GRAND CAPITALS
prize Of ',9ooo pd,e Of s.coo
IS.OOu 1900
10000 IS 800
5000
Tickets $40. Halves s; ouaurfs . SO
Certificate % whole. costs sIIp 90
u. do. 26 Halves DO So
10. do. 20 ouahers do ~ Is
$4,000! TO- 600 COCO,
Gnnd Consolidated Lottery, Class No u, be drawn
day, March 25Ih Is4o. rs numbers. ~ drawn
GRAND CAPITALS
Prrs Of s1o,Ooo pre- Of $1,000
10000 zoo
! 5000 10 $500
Tickets $40. Halves s. QuaHeIs7 SO.
4 Ccuhcatr Of " whol-s COSTS 500
DO do. o. Halves DO IS
Do do. % Quausts do j.
pr Orders n',et Ihs Irompt conhIsna attention. the
drawings sen when requested
cash TOT al capital pines can b. had dfaw
ings are received for large P'rErs address
-. PAINE co, Managers.
nh 70 Rchmoud Va.
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Auftiou 8ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv "..i.. uesc.r. A C..
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

virtur Of decree Of Court pronounced in
Sih- e'sc 81 Rsd-sr se shspy.,l .dui..t,.,
rs . On h- fls q! ock tn pr.,n,-.. "a A.,
- highest ead-r Hoas- and lot cit, ~ Rh,., -
S"s'ns 70 the .sts- NJ Ism-. sh-ppsI de .., :, tn @
toiar o sn1 ist -'eet- oIun< I3o .l.. .at ~
ming hack lsJ feet 4 inches. - '"' '""
rhkh--A credit Of a AMI ~ ere~pt about No, cen,
~h~ Be- required IN cash. put ha--, rv
ns nss"ab. to-- srJos.-J anl d.-d al TO- ~ a.. =
pefS "a s-Surs tLs puIeAas. money ~
mAs-A " X M ,"yST; lcoum....o..r..
S-- eJnlueird by DrStoy M,sstsr A a., Al.
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IRON.
EMMoN GLENN offer fyr sale their warehouse Bueha
U ah's What Balmors-
FORGE AMI FOUNDRY PIG IRON from COvinson AMI Pa
Furnaces
BAR IRON FOR RAILS. aud Of various riot ons
BOLT ZION assorted suitable manufacture Of CHI.
NAH. and SPIKE RODS and HORSE SHOE IRON
cur NAILS and SPIKE al the Avalon Worn.
~ 1J--w1w
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To Valentine Thomas Ddifon :
lNIR-Nn u.ill Lilo ,.i.... Al

To Valentine Thomas Dditon
SlR-Iou will take notice. that upon the 18th
- day Of fpr ISi6 heiN-eu hour Of A. " ami
NJ We shall pfoeeed "a take, the C.nns Mas.rs
Kelly tonynEhan Commission Merchant. the cry Of New
Oh ATE of iofiaba, the drps-ioh- of Harvey Nop
Elizabeth Moron, tn VIM " Scou, Ph,y Thomas Elias Rue ~
ward Tbogas aud others BE- evidence IN h- suit Of M
Gh and another, DsHCn- aud another de-
" niing hr superior Count of Cbancrry "a,
cut IN which plaintiffs Others arr defendants
snd ho b d dispositions cntnrs
% eomphd on the tad 18th day Of Apr will
continued 0m day day between III. finished
JULIA ANN AeGHI,
CATHARINE SHAW.
nh I2-dd ~. -,
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ONCERT.

NIX. DEMPSTER, (who is about TO return 10
EUROPE has the honor the citizens Of Re
uoni ms intention ~ ewing
musirnI Entertainment
W % 'onest Room ~ The ~ hirRc Hotel on Monday Fvennv
Mat'h 2 on which OCCASION h. sing eeetin OF Ia. ,t
pornaf compositions interpreted scottish Nslnf,ss
W. D. VII on tbs occasion sing vonte end popular Can
tata-cntiued 49,
The Way Queen.
hsnAg IN three paus-p,riy ~ ArGed Tsnnys,n
Part 1--we 81 May.
Part ll.-Nrw Years Eve.
Part lII.-Return of Spring.
ar The rePrrscnls III gsdpl esy young ant beau
tfui gr 'tnm the biuou ~ heath pfetuaure gtave
Tickets 80 esasro BE- had n Dfinkrt Nofrt.' N.. Woa
house fsylors Mif stots Etchanee Hotel tbs door
brns open NJ f-in euuHFnre a. o'floct. nh tH-dst
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V'om ihc t"-ion Bred
THOhlSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF


y" the cue al funohaiy
Threat aud l.ung-
MT ouI prseer 10 hattie. the various
The Jay but the
our ordinary rule fom III. eonhiene.
The nun o the statements relation IL wouli E
han useless f usto of
s"" whrh ~. can cite t'-'nony VI inueb
b- manner IN which an article received anL stands
"b"'r ofTi"siss where public
ssne has neh la do IN forming IT. remedial agent
ms syrup used nnd recommended b. u.InL.Ts u the Faculty
OF The Medical tohsRr PbiladelpiI1.
such testimony Is alone sufficient snIe pubic
d"ne- Again. The low Which roi yaers within
the reach OF In
superior claims other medicine
hs 81 forms of disease"
Tins invaluable MsdcBe prepared only by
=. 4. THOMSON,
fe ~ Northeast oTueI OF nj Sptuc. PbLa
Pr'cr. 80 cts per b.tlLc--siI boitss -
W f"I sale IN Rehm'"l by DUvAL l. PURCELL General
Agents IN Petersburg by Chas coSiiAs Norfolk by NJ. A.
santos IN LynthhuE by Jno. A. sray f-d.cksbuIg BY III
jsn-s Cooke ard e. a. Hunt; Pa-.i. Dt wtn ppeI
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EAaLN FlDus-t hsvs COZ sse . small ot of superior
F"af 'eiaes fot famy Shch Sausnt 70 ave ss
hsum. w. d. eIBsoS osso.,,s C,ol,n,e... il,,.i
VIEW" NJ. l50, Cap euevt
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Hy Inioss a brother.
M ; Mai, s,,..,
COMMISS,ONER'S SALE

NUMNISSiUNEKTS SALE.
tSl virtue vi a decree ui the Circuit Superor
~ Coau Of Law and Chsbery AL.na County
GA The I'D Day Of ociob-T IeI5 Chaneety In which
the James River and kana Plaintiff and ,,1
" boesehbroush and othsrs Defendants an
h'ru Commissioner for thai purpose pt
coed on ESOAY The Ella day April on the premise, In h-
city OF Richmond To ssn upon er.at Of
X and II months the undsde Broek-a
broush amounting pan thereof the dow.
Of MIS- Lucy BOeseubTJug properly 10 Vii
Lot No. 633 on X street, ~ feet.
Lot No. 652 on h street
The purbas-Ts b. required Riy. Lond with apurovB
my "t Tue Payment OF th- purchase
moreover be withheld until payment
W L nder the same decree and upon the same
terms the COMMISSIONER upe tho premise, in
the OF Abemar- WEDNESDAY N. oh ty of MAJ
hla' interest Of WA, BtOesenbrouEB the
and uactCf Iri adjacent Univerny OF ytrp
The Irsjeher Of MIS- Lucy BfOcl enbrouyh
NH l1--dlA~selm EUGENE DAVIS Com'r
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BHOCCHiERl WATER
~ OIlCE.-"MesSIs. Duyal Il Purcell. are
the sol- suhIr nd Aseals Eau Bsoeehr
!" "eh"ond va mo MILHAU.
"sh-'si AgeRi Zoe y. America sI Wet IuI,..
supply % 'hs valuable sniel- ia-I r-ceivrdhy
DuNAL 4 PURCELL.
mn W Ma
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
SEALED PROPOSALS.
sOyy,cx or THE Ass'r. CoxxissARv SUBSISTENCE.
Fort Washita. c. n, March 10th, 1876.

sOyy,cx or THE Assr. CoxxssARv SUBSISTENCE.
Fort washta, G. N, March 10th. 1886.
C<EALED PROPOSALS will be received at This Of
fce until the 10th day Of April next, for furnish
ng the troops at this Post with (400) four hundred
barrels Of good fresh, superne flour, his quantity
TO be increased notice Of thirty days being given
bv the Assistant Commssary Of Subsistence, for ths
wear commencing lst April, 1886 and cndssg 3fst
March, l647. ,.
The -four 10 be delivered quarterly. tthe first dsit-
erv TO be made as early the 2e;h May next such
as tho Assistant Commisssry OF Subsistence
require; to bo inspected and delivered at the Sub
r,tees Store House at this Post free of expense 10
the Government
Persons Offering must state the price written in
wordsl asked per barrel Good and sufficient security
will be reaured for the faithful performance Of the
contract-n addition to which deduction of ten per
cent, fsom all bills which may be approved and paid
before the completion Of the contract. will be retained
until its conditions fully and faithfully complied
with in ali respects, according 10 their terms.
All proposals to be addressed to the Assistant Com
missary Of Subsistence. Fort Washita. c. N, and
dur,ed "Proposals for Flour"
T. HESDRICKS0N. Ist. Lieut.,
6th Infantry, A. Q. s.
The Arkansas State Gazette will please copy as
above and forward their account to this occ with ths
! advertisement 4. u.
Van Barcn, March st,,, 1sis.-td. s.f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

-. ;s dercndent suieIy on the great tri.
n, si f,,m lhe Mississippi 10 Little Rock
tbY nm,ls arriving ,lere bringing no in,elli.
tdee abroad. ask, then, tho, we may
re hSu ;,. raRtrom he Mississippi Rirer 10
m asst an't and thence rssi 10 The resiern bounda.
btk h@ san. and Ncrih 10 The Missouri line,
EtH, !. De iorn Of Fulton on Red Rirer,
w." =, mail rouie 10 ihe S>af Of Gorernme nj
rN ..meaees. The route to the west is
~ 1s. no, only for the convenience Of the in.
am of Arkansas. but also the necessity Of
fn's .uon,. Of ha wing rapid communication n
Sr u;l;,,ry Posts Of tho west. The routes
% donated are deemed ofvast Importance
y "a Of our State; ali tho subordinate
rn rs,n easily 10 regulated by them, and thus
~ The people Of Arkansas mail facilities in
%.,so equal to that Of other States, and in
~s, would place her upon an equal foot.
% ,he original States. Many principal
WV ..;,e a mail irice .d.ddy, and surely it can,
= 80 Hsmsd too much to claim that We should
!. .~laily mail on the important routes des.
and. in addition, ] submit whether the
vi pI,om tho Mississippi, through Little Rock,
On Red river, must no, eventually form
ip. p...,o,l means Of Transporting the gren, mail
p, u.s., Of Govern menl Of Texas! ! believe
.m;n,,ion Of the Nap will show that it is
:" he nearest practicable route from the
y, cities, and would therefore form con.
:. ,sa son for making it daily maiI-the fu,
;..ome of which must eventually moro than
INV immediate deficiency in the receipt Of
This subject is one in which the cIti.
JArkansqs Justly feel deep interest, and
,sch my intention is continually called BY
.n May ask your early consideration of
,I;ec, and enable me to presen. tho views and
IN Of the Department to the people whom !
|, il part, the honor to represent
1 have the honor to be. very
Respectfully. your OBJ Scrv't.
CHESTER ASHLEY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
CANE HILL CLASSICAL ANo ENGLISH SCHOOL.

gINIlE summer session Of this Institution will com.
j menee the sseond Rsnday IN Asrii. and continue
unil the srst e} September, The subscriber intends
as formerly to devote himself entirely the advance
mcnt Of his pupils, and 10 arrange the several de-
parments that each pupil shall receive his due sa
ofattcn,ion. Tnc Femaic Department, will be open
for the reception Of pupils and wilreccve that atcn.
ton which It's i'm purta demands. Parents sendin.
their children FROM abroad, may be assured that every
thing practicable will be done for their comfort aod
advancement, both intellectually and morally. All
the common English branches Of education are taught
in this school Sc per session will be charged Also
the higher English branches, the matt cpstic., and
classics, for which $40 pei session will be cha rgcd
Pupils boarding with the Principal, and receiving
board, tuition, washing fuel lights. and use of books,
will be charged $50 per session: payable in advance.
In consideration OF the scarcity Of money and the
necessity OF cducaiion the subscriber will receive in
payment OF his bills property, such articles Of pro-
duce he may need ut cash prices. 1t is important
,het pupils who expecting to attend This school
the coming summer, should be present at the opening
Of the session.
The following books used in this institution:
CLASSICAL DErARrmESr
Coodrch's Lat Lessons. Goodrich's Greek Lessons
Adams Latin Grammar. I;oudsich's Greek Grammar
ilstoria Sacra or viri Greek Testament
Romac Virgil, Sal Coon's Greek Reader:
lust, Cccra aud such advanced
works as may be Necessary
EXGI ISL DEPARTMENT.
Wrh>,cr's Spelling Book;
hrj;uij'v : Or GriIs Il Elli"tt's HuLdcrS;
Em"r'"n', Arthmetic--st, I'd, aud I'd parts;
Smiths Grammar. Mitch lis Geography;
Comai"rk's ph ilosophy. Mrs. Lincol's botany,
Days Algebra Dawes Elementary Geometry;
DaNic's EIrm"urS Of Surveying; and such
other ady"nrcI mathematical! and Eh5lsh works as
may be necessary.
1t is desirable that pupils should be furnished with
any OF the above mentioned works winch they mry
wish TO slndy before entering sciool.
NJ. \. LYNDE, Pr:nciyaL
April 4, lSI6.-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

~ this method Of informing his old Gus'om.s
The public generally. that, by the ia'o .nsrai a,
seamer Arkans.. Nc. 5, he received ~
sas o. staple goods; which nc mas S.aea,. and
- Of W. &. Robertson, on Front Sresi; n, snu
seosrs at wholesale retail for ca :" ?. ,cs;.
- not wish TO puff or boast ., n's m,,v. ,o"s of
saa extensive acquaintance IN inc JD. sven
ssdiasry abilities in purchasing goJ,us h., he
s i Iposa shs ,Ss, hi. motto Is live. and let
nd tha, he acts on the principle cha. :" MIN .mi
Fence" is better Than a :. slow shilling ane
ossntly viii sell as cheap as the eaeaP''''
- April lth, ls46.-s.tt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
SU ID Il 1 Il = ,

nuACCARONI, Vermacilla, Lemons. Rais'ns'
Nl Almonds, Citron; West India Preserves, such
"a Raspberry, Curruni, Blackberry, Crasnserry
crane, and Travey JeIiys; Citron, Lemon 1'n'
ser, and Apple Preserves; Walnut, mushroom
and Tomato Ke,chups; Pepper Sauce, RasPoer'
r;es. in Syrup; & large variety Phil'a. Candies
&c. ;us, received AMI for sale by
W. H. & NJ. MAfERS,
Druggists, Fari Smith.
,,l as 1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
ID. CAMERON,
Lo Oh & q UN s HITH.
Washington street., Van Buren, Arkansas,

Nashingt"n street, Van Buren, Arkansas,
EsPECTFUtLY begs leave to make known to the
IN pablic that he will execute all work in his line,
IN the most expeditions and satisfactory manner he
vii make Rifles Of every description to order; repair
every Description Of work, and warrant il for twelve
m'nihs lie feels assured by his long experience that
he can give general satisfaction; and respectfully
licits patronage.
Auril lth lsl6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

VIM. c. ROBINSON
HAS just received Steamer .h Afsaases o a Groeo
III from New Orleans q ''''" " -
ries &c., consisting in part Oh
Loaf and Brown Sugar.
Superior Rio Coffee
Pepper and alspico' a. -r.,
Mustard,
Painted Buckets,
Brooms,
Cincinnati Soap, rrrn...
Sperm Candles, r
Champagne WIne'
Claret 90.
Fine ChewinglTobacco,
Common 90.
Segars, 90 Low ~ auy House
in Van Buren, for cash or barter rop,NsON.
m,;, ST yau Buren, Feb. 2s.--S-li.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
STATE OF ARKANSAS &C
County OF MADISON.

MEDICINES.
~ OZ Quinnc,
~ Iodine,
Scammony, pow'd
Gambouge, do
Piperine.
Iva Trsi,
Fahncstocks Vcrm ifuge,
Oil of IIemlock,
Nitrate of Silver,
Blue Mass,
Scnna Alex.
do India,
Pill Boxes, &c 30.
Received per Della. and 70, sale ny Druo,i,t,.
March 7th, 1o46
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,

SCOTT, w HITE u CO.,
UNAyE Just received by Arkansas No. ., mo
III following Goods, which they offer on pl' a s.
ing terms:
Figured Apacha; Striped Merno CassImrre
Plaid do. Fancy Cashmere; Fancy Prints; meIs'
mack do; Virginia Plaids; Blue Sifipesi Prus,an
Shnwls; Indian d.. Blue Cheniz do. (; Imitation
Ponpcc do; Plaid Wool ShawIs; Worsted Ferret
;ng. Cotton Thread; Marlboro Stripes; Kentucky
leans: Apron. Furniture. and G'ngham Check :
Lnsey Krrsey; Sc, &C.,
Knives and Forks; ! sett Ivory DO; KnIcher
Kniyca: Wood Pocket Combs; Siuta Glasses;
NecdIes; Violin Strings Hand Saw. Round
Round Mill Saw and Pitt saw Files; Horse ana
Wood Rasps: Spriggots; Nail Gimblets; iny!or's
TbimbIes: Hand Saws; Fints; Cotton Twine
Kings and Collins Axes; Hoes; Horse shoes as,
sorred Steel Corn Mills; Sifters; Long Handed
Shoves Coffee Mills; 4, 6,s, 10 penny Nails
Crowley Steel. rr--f
Painted Jars; Painted Twifiers; Mocho PtchorS
Bowls Sugars, Creams assorted IN boxes
Mems Light Pegged Brognns women's fine
Calf do; Youths do. do. do; Children Shoes IS
sugur Coffee; Molasses Tanners Oil; Rals'ns
Figs. Pepper Sperm Candles; Sc.
Ian Bnren. Ark, Feb. %, 1916. ...-..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

-- SADDLE Z 5.
~,EN,s and Ladies' Brides, Glrlhs, s. S''s" WAGON
nj Collars, Blind Brides. saddeIng' "'s'
Wbi,s, &c. Jus, reed and for @ ss's y WARD,
FEB. 2S--3-if. .-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
IAEHILD d,

Thursday ihe Jth instant, By Isaiah Ensan'. Mr.
pSlssoRD Foster, 10 Miss SUSAN SSIps II, at Tho
knee Of Cor nelius Sndcr all of this county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
Post OFFicE DEPARTMENT, }


Contract Office. March 9, 1916.
k,-The Postmaster &, neral has considered
|, r,Conmunicalion of the 9th. advising daily
| from White River 10 Little Rock and thence
4. routes 10 Fulton, Fl. Smith, &c. lie directs
| n state. in reply, that it is too late 10 invite
I 6r daily service; bit that the proprloty OF
Lrns The Improvement will be considered at
Ihisgs, ard will, in some degree. depend upon
A, A, received for The routes as advertised.
have the honor to be, very
Respectfully, your OBJ Servt,
S. r. HOBBlE.
I Assistant 7. N. General.
CHESTER ASHLEY,
rgied States, Senate, \
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

i are authorized to announce Mr.. N. AOGl SITS
bon, =. candidate for Sheriff, at the next August
knn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

Painted Jars; Painted Twifflers; Mocho PItchors
Bowls Sugars, Creams assorted in boxes
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

tn for p roud Flesh in Wounds-Take equal
mites of 500, and powdered charcoal, which
|tks literally in tho wounds.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

Il - sale BY JOfiN ornOI = D'Hgs'''
Feb. %, 1910. ."
MmWHS &ND NGDIG1A1Sa
OAMPHOR;
I J Calomel;
Pnkroot;
SulPhate Of Potash;
Opium; n
Socotrine Aloes, (gcnuine0
Extract Of Liquorice;
Powder Cinnamon;
White Wax;
Iodide of POTASSIUM;
Salfh.,e "f Morphnei
Aeeta,e ~ z;rc. and many other med
Suipna.JI VI r., our present stock Of Drugs
Medicines complete PhyssIn' nnd ms, a"a
our friends hx Mall and or sale very
low for cash, by !. cryJ Dy~si..
Van Buren, March %, lelo'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

Mems Ligh. Pegged Brosnnsi Women's Fin
Calf do; Youths do. do. do. d; Childrens shoes
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
A List of Letters

R EMAlNlNG in the Pos, Office a, Van R,,c,
- on the 3ls, day of March, 1916. which if
not taken on. in three months. will be sen, 70 Tho
General Post Oiilce as dead lc,,srs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

1S0 OUNCES Quinine just received and for
lS sale BY JOHN SPROTT. Druggist.
Feb. %, 1910. ."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

Sugar Coffee; Molasses Tanners oil; ho's'ns
Figs; Pepper; Sperm Candies &c.
ian Buren, Ark, Feb. ~, lo4o. a,--r.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

Bellows, anyls vices hammars, spades. shoveis.
grain scythes, moving do, fry IN pans, axes, hoes
chains, garden rakes. patent balances, gard, hoes
mill saws. cross cut ditto, hand Ghio' s'alvard
s,rop and butt hinges. sad and nndlrons, shove
and tongs, brass, copper and cast kettles, knives
and forks, pocket, shoe and butcher ditto, wire
selves, &C.. &C., and complete assortment OF
hardware and cutlery.
Dry Goods.
DomcstIcs. blankets, bed ticking Merrimack
prints, Marlboro stripes, blue demlns, Georgia
hankum, bleachcd domestic, fancy cotlonades
columbian do, wool and cotton shawls assorted,
cotton hakfs, silk do, DC, &c.
100 doz. cotton cards; s|
10 :. painted tubbs and keelers;
25 gross backing;
20 kits mackersl;
30 gross lucifer matckes;
10 ! bbls saleratus;
50 doz. plough lines,
10 boxes pipes,
90 NJ cigars.
Paints, Oils and Dycstuffs.
Madder, indigo, birthstone, spanish brown
chalk, epson salts, aum putty, borax, l,nseed oil
tanners do, castor do, turpentine, Spanish whiting
varnish. copal and jupan varoish qulnine- calomel
&c. &c.
Hats and shoes.
Fashionable cashmere hats, black beaver do
white do. fine nulria do, wool do, palm leaf dc
shoes and boots, assorted
saddIery.
Gentlemen and ladies' saddles. brides, martin
On les. cirsingIes, girths, whips, &c., &c.
March A, lS46.-S .......-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
THO'S HAZEN,

~ ., l646.-No. 8.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-18
MEXICO

The New Orleans Picaynne has letter from
its correspondent at Havana, in which the follow
ing statements are made respecting the ex-Pres-
dent of Mexico:
!" learn from unimpeachable source that
Santa Anna is making preparations TO return to
Mexico. He anticipates leaving here on the 9Th
or 10th of next month in the British steamer for
Vera Cruz This will, however, depend much
upon his advices to arrveper steamer on the 10TH
but that he returns there, and that very shortly,
too you may rely upon There are other on dits
about him that give for what they are worth.
1t is said that he is much exasperated at the de-
sign of few traitors to sell the country to foreign
powers, after the wasting of so much blood and
treasure to achieve independence. His return to
Mexico will be marked by an entire change in
policy. The United States, if her minister is of
the right stamp, will become his fdus Aeh@tes-
for money he will adjust the Texan boundary and
cede California, defending hmselfto his country
men upon the plea that this was the only method
left to preserve the integrity of the republic, 10
resist the insdous attacks of fol eign cabinets upon
her liberties, to preserve them from return to
the Spanish yoke which they so nobly threw of,
and to retain their position among the nations Of
the earth as independent power"