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The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
RaIyGERs NOTICE.

Us posfea by 9ahes Jolly Nv ing.
W about IS miles south east OF Pa.
5ioia; Iotr work Steers. of the follow.
ziiSg desefiplien.-i White wd,h as.bIAels
head, .par4sed with a crop andrdwo
splits ipasFe leg ear; one wAite, with
.ssall evS l.eaas lnl;trked wins wal low fork
iaft.fhe lefttand Split in the rig hi, brandf
e.. on Ire let lip WITH the .leStef. q j
foIies 2wh lie andt steer. sRoi ted, marked
ssftb4 cfop1off tl1ess1eft and .iIfiderbit m
-aifes.r Chi, and HE Other reds with a.
white lace, iailE wi ha sswall owlorks
in. The leftsand crop off The right. Arr.
Iprhlserlo thirty -asnesa oHars and fittg,
cents this PahoIa, Deeenber the goth
EI845s 8 sps b JONES. Ranger, : !.
+ Dec. 90, -. 8 - s. - 46-3..f
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

A person applying to the Judge OF
Probate for letters Of Administrations
walks up and raps; the Judge bids him
.wolk in when the stranger enquiries;
Does the Judge Of Reproba'es reside.
here, sir2a ~
u am the Judge ofProbate, SIR an
swered the Judge.
'Ah, all the same, suppose, said the
stranger, my father died detested, aud
left number Of falherless scorpions, OF
which lam cheif And il is, Icing he
Oldest infidel, the business naturally dis.
solves on me, and ifyou viii only grant
me a letter OF condemnation, ! will see
YOU handsomely sacrificed 49,
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
MALE SCHOOL.

vEiiE subscriber who has an exper-
y renee of Twelve years in the bust
ness.ol teaching. school, proposes to
open a male school insthe. Town of Pa
nola, to commence on the end monday.
IN January next. The school will, be
divided into. sessions of five months
each, al the following =
TERMS.
: 0r,hopraphy reading and 60 m
writing. So'oo
Geography Arithmetic and e.,o GA
English Grammer. @'o'o0
Nat. Philosophy Chemistry 40 On
History compositions &c.. XIV
\. E. GIBSON.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

A company is builing steam oT''' :"
the Warrior river, near Tuscaloosa
Alabama. of sufficient capacity 70 c"l
ry 200 bales Of cotton. ! ms IS sa.o
- bs the first steamboat ever bult IN
that region.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
, New Goods, 49,
ISs|ikI IN MEMPHIS. WIZ

- s. MARTIN & Ce,-havlng re-
k-,noved from FRONT ROW, 10. the,
corner of MAIN & MADISON streets;
where they are now receiving and
onening. large and desirable stock of.
SPRING. & SUMNER GOODS, which
will be sold for cash as CHEAP, OK
CHEAPER than goods. have hereto
fore been sold ln-.AlEMPHls.
they invite all persons visiting
Memphis with. a view.to purchase goods
10 call and examine their SToeK.
l2--tf.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
FinaI, Settlement.
.State Of Mississippi

IHefSfdIe Of MISSISSIPPI FrF0"'s
Pamela County Court
December Term 845..
YNHE undersigned; Admin slta'oez de
~. Thomas decd. has flied bis as
cennis sat this term OF The COURT aor fl
nal settlement. at the February term
1916 of said court. {
S. b. BIcKENs. admir-
dee 20 t45. 46-6w
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
I CALVI MILL Egs
Attorney aud coun flor AT Llsavs-s
lIP ST ID &c, a. sNFlTSSss.

: Will practice in the Great Courts
pc The sllhi, iraRiaifftt fifa county.
! s. -ihe District sGiraficery eodrt at ffol-
~ Springs, the Federal Court al Pom.
tosoc, and the High GourtsoE Errors
and appealssnt Jackson.
oaica in PASoLA. .3-f2m- %
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
Regular =
P a 6 laS. q D T5-
:; The sabsialhiaF built Sfeaalers
Oil e
n. !. D'ElNRRIstIs HHS z

W-eJ.sD EARllIsEIs .7IIII4S Il. 4 :,
VIII run the ems ;liHs seaso IS REG
It. r. PA 4 Els r be twean thes
va rious. poFtsssi'r anil Well s.
bury. and MIL @ ke eetlon for ::sCfles
ans al The llowest rates The Oily
Is as wen -adapteds 10 sthissr vet. assatlss
,beat land will freight cotton as safely.
as any oflsef sFotsffejgilt Or passage.
sappEy on hoarlsof 10 w sAr,nstrong
Pat olasJan,y f8ii5; 2'~i-f
Pms Cotton shipped By tbs boat viii
beiinsu fed.ets the lowest rates. a.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
. 1RATEs .OF CHARGEs,

RATES OF CHARGES,
board of man per year with LQdP-
ing - ssss- S240 90.
.sDes do without, do $4,000
!. Dos do per month, :. Ie oo'
Do do wfih. Lodgeg, 90 90
! Bas do per .wee6 Do 5 90
: re. do per day. 90
10 do nam ahdshorse per a
da.y. * - - / SO
EI1i6ne f..f .ss, 40
= Supper and Realdast each, 35
Lodging IS
I l3erse1 per day. SO
! Do single feed, %
per wesk, 8 go
: Do per mesitli.. 10 zoo
sFhes pr oprieior has had afew yeats
eriencesas, host. andspledges himself
10 ase &c very seyertion 40 please .thoses
VIM ma r flver hun With a call-@. Sen
.sleineA from country, are respect
sfui!v. solicited to give him call.
: JOHN. G. B0ST! Gk.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

RANG ER'S. NOTICE.
RaaA posted by Abran, McMmn. hv-
~ ing IA miles south west Q: rano-
la. one stallion mule, ia hands hign,
some collar and harness MARKS, Ssof y
yeaes old and appraised 10 $ To-
: VS.. .KEITH, R.sP.C.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
A PROCLAMATION,

TO The People Of lie Gig ofWemphis
and the Inhabitants Of The adjacent
Tc1tOjy.u
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
A DIM Observation-Disclosures.

y ETTERS of Administration on the
n estate of William Quarios deceas-
ell having been. granted 10 the under-
signed. by the Probate Court ofTFaila-
4lachie county Miss, at the November
term Thereof l845.4 Nosieesis hereby
given 10 All persons indbtetel. to sad
estatesio come forward and snake I'M
mediate payment, and those having
claims against SAID estate are heres
by iSolilies Ito ,pfesen'- them d,sly adt
lhenticaled within tlte Tine i gescrlbed
sby iaw, OF they will be forever. a'arredI.
a.. THas. A. HILL.
.Adminssaro of lHzm.t charles. Iced.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
Ghancery District Court

of the State Of Mississippi al Holly
Springs.
AT RULES, the /, Monday Of August
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
Com,ers Of Insolvency.

EDWIN E. ARMSTRONG;, ABB.
Il Belts and ]. G. Kendrick having
been appointed by the Probate Coufs o. .,
Tallahatchie county Miss, Commission
ers of Insolvency on The estate Of VIM
Falkner deceased, will meet at the ffo'
bate Clerks office in the town oisChar-
lesion in said county on ,the 41h satu "
d26a in every month for cees'
h Be months, 10 exafnli, &nbss, |'aE''
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
A. Ass'F OF. sETa,Es

n . fIlISA1A MING s. the Host ,filse' ape q
II a. AFsss ,son iie 81 or " fs16s ssiens Apt
a ut y che 81 sssf Ma Will be SEM
/, sotlc General Pos, Oinees 3 aaad tel.sfs.
- k,n...zrfA ~ & Il y84tks,. IA ia
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

TEvUE subscribers have ust received large supply
4 Of fresh Garden, Flower, and Field Seeds, from
one of the first Seed establishments in The u States
which car be relied being genuine, and the kinds
as represented, which they offer for sale, wholesale
and retail.
oun ASSORTMENT CONS sTs TIE FOLLOWING VARIETIES
JsgGrogps-Bsens, early Nazagan, carly Sixwecks,
carly Sii.week yellow. early Mohawk, red speckiod
valentine, brown spCckled Valentine, china red Eye,
rcd French, Cranbury bush royal Dwarf, large Lima,
Horticultural or Wrcn's Egg. ..,
Beeis carly Iurnip rooted red, long Biood' swiss
Cn5bcge, carly York, early May, carly SusaIioaf,
larre Drumhcld Savoy, green curlcd savoy, large
late .Drumhead, Ok Heart, Cecriac or lurnP rooted
Peas, early Frame, early Washington, early Charl-
ton or Golden Hotspur Landreth's extra early, BisI
ops prolific carly. royal Dwarf MarEotat large white
do KNIGHTS or true do. Green do. Dwarf Sugar, blue
Persiap, Matchless or true Marrow, Dwarf Blue or
Green Imperial.
Carrci, long Orange, fine Atringham, carly iorn.
Broccoii, purple Cape, large carly White
C,I,ry, white Solid, Rose do. Celeriac or turnp-
rooted. uL;,,
carly yellow Strasburg
cary cyrgm5er, y early Frame do Cluster long Green,
Gcrkin. MI. .uli,o roes or loo
brown Dutch, Drumhcad, early Curled or CGt Salau'
ysIon. green Lilron, Nutmeg, white spanish water
Eadis6 carly Cherry, long Salmon, white lnfn1 urn
-,a,od Rcd dc, Surmcr white, long Scarlet, ran or
Wiater black. ,,u
pSsatoSs Mercer, FoAite, Foxs Seeding (hrst TarIy)
Squash carly bush long Green cSeoa;"Il or L,n. nr~s
T"ra;rs, early Stone, Red or Purp'o-'oP' large
,,,a*;, NJ ,.iaah, Cheese or field Cashaw Cfo0R
neck t,u noso Tut,,to or
Squash, Cherry ,,,,
parsnio hollow Crown.cuppeG, Sugar.
Eaic' Ccsarcuc green Cured Scotch u,u,,,t,o
"a, Esg Pai H''i.rLa"' sS;nscS S1aS1 Garlic G. sets,
Uyss,r S%eSs Meoraa, Bergamot, SHmer Sss'rs
"a Tfms, Mustard Caaory Seed A"lss, Gsr9""s ts,v
FLOWER SEEDS, A very large 'tIeay neryy cr,,. niue
FIELD SEEDS, Timothy, Clever hera % "rass :, ,Se
c,rss and Flax. Orders promptly executed at '"0
shortest notice. ''' W. Fl. & NJ. MAyERs
VBolcs,ie and Reiui DTuggiss ana "''eo''
r.. cr,i,h March 1th, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
SHEET IRON AND TN MANDATORY!
RICHARn & RAREpHG

EsPECTFuLLY informs the public, that he has
IL established himself in Van buren, at the above
mentioned besness. which he intends carrying on in
every branch; snd sill manufacture SHEET IRON
and TIN WAKE of every description. in the mos,
worhmsplike manner. and upon reasonable terms. His
shop Is at the old Columbus Hotel adjoining the Post
Office. where he al all times be found hard at work,
and ready TO accommodate all Of his old friends, and
as many new ones may favor him, with every de-
seTiptIon Of wares In bis line.
lfBills from distance, filed with punctuality and
despatch, ware warranted.
March 7, lSl6-f,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
Administrators Notice.

n hereby give notice that shall apply at the nsSt
term of the Probate Court Of Crawford county, 10 be
holden a. the Court House in said county, the first
Monday in April A. ID. 1876, for order to sell the
following described tracts parcels Of land belonging
to the estate Of Robert s Gibson deceased wits The
north fractional quarter Of section twentyscvcn,
in township nine north orpange thirty west containing
$50 s2-iO0 acres the northeast quarter of section
thirty ivc the northeast Or OF the s. w. ar Of
IS, in r. N Of e. 30 W. containing 2OO acres the
~ T. or. Of sec 81 in r y. Z. 81 W. containing 100
acres; the N. T. frac of 20 in i. ~ r. % w.,
containing II acres the N. W. fr ar of sec. 81 in T.
N. r. 30 W.; the N. z. r. ar OF see 81 in T. N. r.
20 W, containing l9ts0-i00 acres; the s. E. II. Of
scc % in T. Q N. r. 30 W., containing % I6-i00 the
W. Of n, =. or, of sec. 20 in u X 81 con
tanning so acres; ,hc Of the w ar OF sec % in
T9N r 80 ", containing 3135-i00 acres; the u r.
or of sec % in T N r 30 ", containing 80 51-lOO;
:he 4 of sec 26 in t. N 80 W. containing 800
acrcs the of the n az OF sec 81 in I N 81 w,
containing so the OF the L ar OF sec 2a IN
To N X 30 W, continuing so acres; the N u fr ar o.
sec in 4 N r 80 W, containing ls5 9o-lOO acres
the n W fr or of sec 9 in TT n Il 30 W, containing
PSI 53-I0D acres; the E qr Of sec G in I R3OW
81 w, containing 80 acres; .hc w ! of the W
or in % in r 80 W, containing 90 acres; the
8 of The Or and w 4of S Z qr in see 90 IN T n
sec S and he q The Ss !" '
TsN r 80 W, containing 50 acres and-the west J of
the Or OF IS and or Of n w Or OF sec 90
in I 8 N X 30 w containing l20 acres.
Also the following lots in kuoSs addition to the town
of Van Buren, to wit: Lots No and in Block No A.;
also Lots no II and ~ Block in :be town Of Van
Buren, all situate in the cnunty Of Crawford in the
state OF Arkansas. SARAH 7. GIBSON,
iamnisratrir Of The Estate Of Roof s. Gibson,
February I3th 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
Arkansas Intcl,igeucer.

S---.,,Ience of the Arkansas Intciiigenccr.
e"' WASHINGTON CRY, ID. c., Feb. 10Th.
a o.,o,-Negoiiaiions-Noiiee-D Debate in he
Senate.
continues to afford matter for speeches.
V''sS,ions, and letters, aud the interest of the
c'n'e'' = increasing. As the Oregon issue will
rs'm' reoce or war, ! need not tell YOU ,ha,
tson .honre or movement affecting the question
rsH ;nsIy watched. a large number, myself
,bcm. had thought that the war crisis had
'nOu7 and that peaceful measures would prevail;'
g'''e' ,,s,son, an,icipations vanished. on seeing
aes sr,ssoopdcnce on the subject, lately Published
'"r uapers. From that We learn that the ne.
p.',;ons havo been resumed, but they nave taken
conceive, a very unfayoTobe turn, in the
.,;on of any arbitration or commission to settle
.,Is and the question. know not wha, some
~, bu, really think we can expect no more
". E,eat Britain; we have evinced disposition
~" N,l. the matter by war; tho British are a
W neopIe, and 10 settle this question by wal
~ ,os, millions of money and hundreds of
hls lives. do not approve of the course Of
y F,ecu,ive in rejecting the proposition last
W W. NV the British Minister. The Hou,e hes
naos sa ,ho resolution for giving notice, by vote
s,ss 10 81. Your Representative, in u very
w. w. ',.ech. declared himself for tho whole or
'oS and war if necessary. Talking about
''.'' ". eonrishing in the herocs and boiling over
.ss .,S military glory, is one side of the picture,
ia + calculated to captivate tho enthusiastic
=. hose who look on the other side. will see
laws and orphans, cities depopulated, and the
,~,rv in debit The former will sec his sons drafted
. !. ,Ls service, his cattle driven off by toraging
.,;ss and the tax gathcrer demanding his few
5.l,r. am for peace if possible; If war comes.
e. !. nv country, and if tho sacrifice of one
.anblo czcn is required, that offering shall be
To-day, the Oregon debate commences in the
c.o,,e, ilr. Allen of Ohio. commences the debate;
I. an ultra Oregon man. and man of much
[,np,; this will be a long debate and fu of in
.vs!. :,
Wa have news Of caunter-revoution in Aexi-
IN oyerlhrow paredes. and again place Herrera
|, be beud of allairs. What country Mexico
1 n be sure, ould'ni take tho governmcn. as
gh!
Tine notorious Paine, tho man who has been
NJ At so often. as 10 asserts, has lately Published
e.er pretending to have in his possession i'm.
ort,rt ssiexicaH seere.=-his Letter proves him
ssine or great rascal.
Van have doubtless seen the rumors about the
asret; DO not think they are to be relied on.
ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
A CAEshB.


yEyIIE subscribers take this opportunity OF ex'
l. pressing their thanks 10 their customers and
tho public generally for their patronage for the
n,s, vo,r--ond II, the same lime would announce
to them that one of the partners has been and VIII
continue to remain during lhe business season in
New Orleans. and attend to the purchasing OF all
our supplies for The present year; and we teei no
hesitation in saying with such advantages we can
make it 10 the interest of our customers and friends
to supply themselves in this mar kct. ,,..
We shall be cont nualy receiving additions to
our stock, and shall endoavor to keep at all times
general supply of goods suitable for the country
trade. ;.
Merchants and others are respectfully invited
to give US call and examine our sleek oeioTe
purchasing elsewhere. ,,,
HENRY s. CUNNINGHAM. NJ.
Feb. 2S-3-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

.ae'r attention to the Tariff. and you may cxpcc,
the plesen, law TO Ne repealed; Of cours. / da No,
aepProso OF this manoeuvrc, bu. such will be the
faio of The Tariff
ei'y, causing the death Of one man and bre,linr
the arm Of another.
! ne members from the dlferon, sections of the
country. are talking about the deferces of their
'especnSe States. Siraws show which way the
"'"u o'o"si ARKANSAS.
Inc following is an cxtrac, from New Or.
leans correspondent:
Our market has been pretty active for some
days past. We quote middling cotton So /; Mess
FORK, $40 to l2l-Primc. 80 25 cents; Mess Beef.
80; Lard, s6a cts. Sc &; Tal!ow. sGI: Bees.
wax' - to 30 cts; Pel,ries. Is II cts; Corr.
40, and for good and clear white yellow. 80;
Oats. 80; Wheat, a loss of COCO bush. Also.
" heat We sold 10 day 81 per bushel.
WALTON & SHEAFF.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
sEyA7E CnAMBra. Fcb. li,h. 1916.

tarneias D. Pryor. Esq.
| DgaR SIR:-Sinco last wrote you. m in.
Mined to change my opinion somewhat, IN roia'
ca to tie passagc of the Bill for giving notice oil
Be Termination OF the JOINT occupancy OF Oregon.
- ,ben said did not think i, would pass the Sen.
Ie; now think it will as learn some two or
hree Senator's will 90 for tho notice that 1t was
sre,oinro believed would 60 with Mr.. Calhoun
kcains il. The giving the notice IS not here
teemed War measure. aud ono not calculated 10
I,,d 10 war. Withon, such notice it is scarcely
|oxblc 10 Imagine that the English and AmorI-
hns would continue peaceful. subjects 10 different
|nsiiutions; nd omiltng o gi'o the notice would
4si endanger the pe"ce f the country. trust
! nd believe tho whole subject will be satslaclori-
II settled and without any danger of War. This
position progresses slowly. and prevents most Of
BAY oier kind Of business. have had the sub.
st Of Court at your place sometime before the
Committee on line Judiciary, but as y; without
decision; | lrus, now 10 &c, final favorable de
ksiOn shortly; aud hope 10 succeed IN having 1t
pissed, as am satisfied the interest OF the West
fquIres and is fully emitted to H.
Your friend,
CHESTER ASHLEY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
WASHINGTON CRY. Feb. l7Ih.

WASHINGTON ClTY. feb. iilh.
Tie Oregon Dsbaie-Mcricdn AFairs-7drD.
The Oregon debate is progressing in the
kHa,e. Senator's Allen, Clayton, llnnnegnn'and
I1qun. have already spoken, and the debate,
sps far, has been marked with singular ab'Il!y.
10 question is great one. and our Senate Is the
p1l august body. in which it could be discussed.
" the argument the case will bear, will be now
uenled 10 tie country; the debates in the SENATE
n mother sort, from those in the House, line
lanner and matter is staiesmankc, positions are
irongy taken and attacked and defended win
pant in,ellec,s. | can hardly say what wIiI be
20 result of tho debate in the Senate, It VIII mol
terminated for long time, and, IN tho mean
INC, The lovers OF peace hopo for the best. Your
Esuaior, Sewer, has said that 1t can only be &C.
lded by the arbitration Of gun-powder; with due
esptc; for MIR. Sevieiys opinion. think otherwls'''
Aefo ought 10 be no war about such question
III be arbi.rated by distinguished cllizens Of
c'd Countries; there is no hoLor in war now-a-
ava The most intense anxiety prevails tho
1bic mind on this subject. Before Tho debate
hses enc or both of your Senators will give ihe'f
sw At length. Many OF the Senators are w"t
. . hear from their constituency and their re-
Psc'lve State Legislatures, before taking dcc'
We stand on SO momentous SUBJECT. Every
uy seems anxious to hear Calhoun and Ben'on
IBIS debate, their positions being different from
II party to which thoy both belong.
Something Is in tho wind about Mesico, iii ss-
rial despatch arrived from Corpus Christi lately
1 eM oar Navy is concentrating 10 the Gulf. We
ave rumors that Santa Anna has gone or Is gong
I Mexico. The Mr.. Paine, who has so mracu'
fsasly escaped being shot so often. was IN tins
~ % Saturday last, ami, understand, ''s
efsied viii, Sir. Buchanan, tho papers he had
vas represented 10 have, relating to secret me-
esssaiions between Sanic Anna and the Minister:
efoFeign powers in this city. He hns einco re
frned TO the North. These paPors were paceC
pits hands by the parties 10 tho negotiation. an'
4 broke the seals, opened the lcttors, and kep
|Asm, and, as the owners have refused to give hin
hrgs sum Of money, he intends to make then
esslic. From his own showing. he is ciihe. Graz.
pf a rascs!,
The House Of Representatives are aboa. 10 'aT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
E1A1HsED.

AZ Mo,tisons Bluffs, on 5,h inst, by the Rev. l.. C.
=, hdam'' MR. JonS II. SrRoSG, to NJ $. ARAnELL, J.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
& ON ER

VIE choiF Of The Church this city, will give a
u CONCERT at Fort Smith, Thursday evcning
next, and in this city the following evening TO aid in
the education Of poor children The following is the
programme OF entertainments:
PR ROGRAM NINE.
PART igt
o Praise God in his holiness, by Noy,--
Morning, Noon and Night, q / Wrs,
Away, away in carly day, Altered from s WrRoE',
Maltese Boatmans Song, by 4. DyvrRr,,,
Israel, Pnynr.H
PART2
Great is the Lord. Alterei fro,n Dr "a, co-r
Tyrolesc evening Hymn, by Miss Bpowx
Mount Vernon, l. N,s,y
Barearollc, ~
Dawn 10 Freedom, Az AM,,rms
PARr 81.
How lovely is Zion. by U,9 TN
Let the smiles of youth appearing.
Song,
Minute Gun at Sea, Wp Etxc
A collection will be taken up on the occasion, when
all interested in this charitable obect can give such
aid may seem I'll 10 them.
March It'll, I5tS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
90
ppESH MEDICINES, &t.

vusr received by os arrivals ,on n1s.s is .o'G"a G"@
cmphos Gum Opium Gu" ATSs Ts,"on. GH% cops
Xmg5.Ia" W. ,ulsn. Liquid oi,oleldOc. Russia '''"S
perior Salad oil. - .c
,,,o,,od Esencos, Pomntum; NaSa's''
ASSORTED p.,ad,i ..SI Lavender Water, &c.
Orders promptly y G' s1'ia'al; iMa'AalY;Eks, Druggists.
For, Smith, March 4, ls4o - :.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

IKESIl SONA ~ -.
uIIsT received by late arrival, iaISs IT, un.I.
% of the following kinds; Mint, lemon i,o PonL
- ., 'as cnoamon. Nergent. Min. Drops; ROCK
Sou,o,s Vanilla, Rose. and Cream cana,eT' tnS w
Secrets a'D' w. H. g. NJ. MAIERS.
March 7, Fcg Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

Knives and Forks; sc,t Ivory do; Butcher
Kuiyes; Wond Pocket Combs Stain Gassesi
Needles; Violin Strings Hand Saw, Round !
Round Mil Saw and Pit saw Files; Horse and
Wood Rosps: Spriggols; Nail Gimbess; Inyof's
Thimbles; Hand Saws Flints; Cotton Twine !;
Kings and Collins Axes; Hoes; Horse shoes as
sorted Steel Corn Mills; Siilers; Long Handled
ShoveIs Coffee Mills; 4, 6, s, 10 penny Nails;
Crowley Steel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
SCOTT, WHITE & CO, !,

4 q following Goods, which they offer on pleas
ing terms:
Figured Alpacha; Striped Nerino Cashmere !;
Plaid do. Fancy Cashmere; Fancy Prints; Meri.
mack do; Virginia Paids; Blue Stripes; Prussian
Shawls; Indian do. Blue Chentz do; Imitation
Pongce do; Plaid Wool Shawis; "orsied Ferret
Ing; Cotton Thread Marlboro Stripes; Kentucky
Jeans; Apron. Furni,ure, aud Gingham Check;
Linsey; Kersey &C., &C.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
MEDICINES.


8O Iodine,
Scammony, powd
Gambougc, do.
Piperine.
IVA Urs,
Fahncstocks ynraifuys,
Oil Of Hemlock
Nitrate of Silver,
Blue Mass,
SIENNA Alex
do India,
Pill Boxes, DC. 30.
Received per Della, and for sale by
STEVENSON il BELL, Druggists,
March Tth, ls46
yW II. & N. MAYERS have jast received
W per steam boat Della,
500 Regalia and Principe Cigars,
100 aud half Boxes Sardines,
100 and a fourth g
Scotch Ale,
Rasins-Whl,e Malaga Grapes,
Raspberries and Strawberries in Syrup
superior article.
lemons, Oranges,
Havana Sweetmeuts, Citron. &c.
Fine Foolscap, Letter Paper. Steel Pens on
Cards and in Boxes Hair Tooth ard Shaving
Brushes, Cologne, and a general variety OF Per
fumery and fancy articles.
March 7th, lS36.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

Mems Light Peggcd Brogans; Womens Fin
Calf do Youth's d. do. do. ; ChiIdrens shoes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

Painted Jars; Painted Twiilers; Mocho Pitchers;
Bowls; Sugars, Creams, assorted IN boxes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

sugor. Coffee: Molasses ;'Tanners Oil; RaIsns ;
Figs Pepper; Sperm Candles; Hc.
,au Buren. Ark. ..Eeb. 26, 1916"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07
rREsU CONFECTIOARIES, &C.

Wholesale and Retail Drugg.sis ono WV
Far, smith, March 7ih, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-07

Inc following isan exirac, from a New Or.
leans correspondent: