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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
fORI Smith HERALD,

A NEWSPAPER, Neutral in Politics nd Re. gon. tc
be published weekly, Fort Smith, Arkansas s! 81
in advance. 50 co. if payment be delayed until after
three Jnths.
The first number of this puper viii be issued about
the last Of June 1t is not deemed necessary to saw
any thing in regard TO the chs Of the papcrthe
fact OF its being neutral would seem sufficient without
further notice. Suffice it say, however, that 1t
will be strictly NersDapcrdevoted to the diffusion
of general intelligence.
Every means will be used TO place before the public
the latest news from every portion of country.
and fro the ad dining Indian nations, Being imme
diatcly he line, and at tn OF two of the
most important Indian tribes. will be- enabled At
all times receive the earliest intelligence Crou!
most Of the Indians. residing on our border.
In the first No. of the paper, will be given more
f,iy the in which the paper Nil be conducted
Geo. ". Clarke. Esq I'd. lntolligemccr, Mcssrs
D. c. Williams aid John l. Carnes, will plsa1o act US
agents at Van Duren, ana receive subscriptions and
forward them. JNO. +. WHEELER
Fort Smith, lI,h June, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
HRBEss-ND. no.

IIEADaUARrERs, lsr DIVISION ARK's MILlTIA,}
Little Rock, June lS4l.
General Allen Wood, having accepted an ap-
pointmcnt in the Army Of tho United States, the
office of Brigadier General OF tho 4h Brigade OF
Arkansas Militia has thereby become vacated:
The Sherifls of the counties Of Washington,
Benton, Carroll and Madison, are. therefore, re-
spectiveIy hereby required to hoii an cIcctIon' at
the court house of their respective counties, on
Saturday. the 3la July, 1917, for the election OF
a Brigadier General for The 4th Brigade, ATks
Militia; said election to be held, IN all respects
as prescribed by law.
BY order Of Major Gen. s. d: bInckburn.
c. P. BERTRAND, a. c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
BOOKS

'ENiiE works of Lord Byron,
:" Poctical works Of Crabbe, lleber, aud 7 oock,
- of Rogers, Campbell and Mont
gomory.
- Of Lamb and Kirkc White.
. of Milton, Young, aEl Collins.
- of Cowpor and Thompson,
:. OF Mrs. lIemaAs,
Thompson's Seasons,
GoIdsmltlls : Animated Nature,
Bnndcron's History of the United States
Grmshaw's ) do. do. do.
Meals History of the Puri!alIs,
Mills Crusudcs and Chivury,
Pictorial History OF the American EuYoutiou,
BIgland's Natural History,
Combo's system Of Phrenoogy,
Combe on the constitution OF man,
Walkers Anthropologcal works,
Napoleon and his MurshuIis,
Gibbons Rome,
MarshaIs' Washington.
BoIle's photographic Dictionary.
clusters Dictionary,
Barnes Notes,
Coopers Naval History.
School Books, Stationery, &c. &C.. &c.
For sale by WALLACE q WARL
Eag1e Block, June 2G, AT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
SAND BARS, SNlGS, AND Low WATER OByI,TED,
From Fort Smith and Van Buren,, Via Little Rock,
10 the NiSAiSSppi River.

From Fort Smith and Van BuFcn, via Little Rock
TO the Mississippi River.
II VIE undersigned will, on tur first Gay of July
IS7. put INTO operation, umc Of IIrg Horse
Stages. from Fort Smith and Van Buren 10 Little
Rork, TO connect with the line Of LOuy Horse
COHches anil NeamjO4tS from thence to TIE Mis-
sIssIPpl. Passengers arriving from Fort Smith
and Van Burcn in the Stage, will have preference
at Little Rock, md will 80 directly on without
any detention.
Stag fare from Fort Smith or Van Buren,
10 Little Rock. ST. 90
or through to the Mississippi, 20 90
From Napoleon Ark's. 10 Fort Smith, 20 90
Stage office at Fort Smith at Capt. J. Rogers.
" at Van Buren,. at J. S Gross Esq.
at Little Rock. Anthony House.
at Napoleon, Capt. McCo0och's.
HOWELL. SNAPP & CO, Propricfors
THos. GILLIAN, agent at !. b.
June 20. Is Il. 2l-6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

public crib, political starvlings as they are
Such crib is made to feed at, must be fed from,
and must have feeders; and as the Little Rock
place.men have nought else, in Gods name lie,
them feed at the public crib, seeing they possess
none of their own let them have office; let all our
rights here be overlooked, except the slight su-
pervlson the capricious mercy Of Office holders at
Little Rock may beslow upon them. say, let
these clamorous Office seekers and mongers have
office.
With this have done. If | have offended by
asserting the rights of the northwest and west,
leave the voters Of this "lract of land" to wipe
out the offence.
Very respectfully, your friend,
NGPTu-wEST
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
Sol DIERS' CLAIMS
For Bounty Lands. Treasury Scrip, Pensions, AREA

ages OF Fay, nc, NT.
TE'Iil, subscriber, having procured the necessa.
III ry instructions from the War Department, is
now prepared to transact with promptneSs and
efficiency, all business concerning Soldiers claims
on the Government. for Bounty Lands, Treasury
Scrip, Pensions, Arrearages Of Pay, &c. &C., ac-
cruing for services in tho war with Mexico.
]. E. KNIGHT.
Lille Rock. June IS. 1917. Cliff
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
A Farm for sale.

a VALUABLE FARM on Cane Hin for Sale,
IVA known as the Newton place. For further
apply TO the Undersigned OF TO San
Newton, Esq, on the premises.
NJ. WRIGHT.
Boo nsboro, Ark., June 27, 1911. 2l-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
just Received
EartscnelEc Springs
nC sPEANSAS
or ARKANSAS.


FSNIIE Subscriber wishes TO inform his friends and
the public generally, that this celebrated water
ing place. lanG the especial favortc Of all who have
spent summer in the enjoyment of the delightful
scenery it atordS' is open for the reception Of
HsItoIs. The buildings have undergone thorough re-
pa'Ta, und many Improvements have been made TO
promote the comfort fthc Invalid the qualification
, OF the Gentle man Of leisure.
The fame Of these waters is too widespread to need
remark here. The simple fact, that nature has iurn
lshtd at one spot, at least only few yards apurt
JoUr SPg$, each differing from the otkcr in its n.cd
cnal qualities must make them great resort for cit
Zcns OF THIS and other States. WHITE SULPHUR
SAID to rival those in Virginia. is be found here as
also CHALl BEATE, BLACK SULPHUR, and
1 SpImE Will the properties Of EPSON SALTS.
In supply. ny his table. he promises only every
delcacy which can he procured in the country but
ais" such iuIures from the large cities may he
cesS!bc to him by means Of navgation-to crafty the
ePcufr or that may bt necessary for the invalid The
hhabitunt Of cities may thus scclude himself for sea
son, among the wiIds Of nature, and that re-
creation 50 necessary to heGIh and difficult to at
/ tain elsewhere.
Slcam.boats will ply regularly, during the sumucr
/ from up the river, md below, to the DARDENELLE
where visitors going the Springs will find accomo
dat'ons at Mr. Geo: Williams and procure good
/ vcynaces TO their Destination
JOHN ii. STRONG.
June 5, 1911 l7-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. W w Stew
enson, BENJAMIN T. DUvAL, Esq, of Crawford county
TO- Miss JUDITH ELLEN, youngest daughter of Maj VIM.
Field, of Little Rock.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Cotton--Ordinary 81 n %: mid. 81 10: mid
ling fair lO4 III: fair II; coed fair l2!al3; good
fne | II cents.
Sugar--Louisinna st a ~: Havana white 8
a 10; brown So ~.
MoIasses-29 a 80 per gal.
Tobacco-ll a 81 C.
Flour--$6 SIS n SO rs
Whiskey--Rectiied % "a
Coffee--6 8.
Salt-$l IOa 35.
70 Corn-!75 q 80.
May, 29th.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
Hardy IIEW ES,
Medicines. DRUGS. &c.

GtTEVERSON g. BELL have just received from
- Philadelphia, fresh supply of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Dyestuffs. Vials, Bottles, PerfuneTy. &C.
They invite the attention of physicians, merchants,
and the dear peopie generality to their stock, which is
complete, and will be sold very low for cash a
short time those who have proved themselves pune
tual.
Ginseng, Pinkroot, Seneca Snake-oot, Bears Oil and
Bees wax, taken in exchange
July 3, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
Groceries.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
4 4 AVE received per steamers, Arkansas No s.
and 'Ridgey,' and in store large stock of
MerchaEdize, suited to the trade, Of which, the
following is part:
26O bags Rio Coffee,
$50 bags Lnguayro Coffee.
25 hhds. Now Orleans Sugar,
10 bbs. MoIass.s,
1900 bags course salt,
100 bags fuc do.
| pipe Holland Gin,
10 American Brandy,
10 do Gin,
10 bbIs Malaga wine,
do. Port do
10 dc. Loaf Sugar,
do. Tanners oil,
do. LiIlsceI do.
2 do. Spirits Turpentine,
100 kegs Dupont powder,
10 do. bar Lead,
Also, Champagne, Alodara and CIarot Wines;
French cordials. Brandy cherries, Sperm and
Star candles, Ess. peppermint, cloves AMI CHINA
mon, Pepper sauce, Almonds, Nasins, Surdines.
&c. &c. &c.
July 3, lS47. 2l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS, I
County of Benton, !

STATE OF ARKANsAs,(
County of Benion !
wHEREAS, |. John H. Hammock was at
w the last term Of the Probate Court. held in
said county, appointed guardian of The person and
property of Lucy Ann Younger. person inca
pabIe Of managing hor own affairs. Notice is
therefore given to all persons having demands
acans. her to present them in terms of the law.
for settlement. and those indebted will make i'm
mediate settlement.
JOHN HAMMOCK,
Guardian.
June "a. lS47. 2l-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

Iron, Steel, Hardware and Cutlery.
A9D G6Gs6D Lbs. IRON, assorted,
~ WV 800 plough wings,
1000 Lbs. English & American Blister Steel.
1000 do. German and Cast-stoe,
$4,000 do. Castings, assorted,
$50 Sets wagon boxes.
100 Kegs nals, also anviIs vices, hammers,
bellows, spades. shoveIs, hoos axes. log and trace
chalns, cross.cut and hand saws, paten, balances.
sl""I-yard nugurs, chlsrIs. strap and but hinges.
pad sacks, files, rasps, brass and copper kettles.
knives and forks, pocket knives frying pans. cur.
ry combs, Slttcrs, cotton and wool cards, pcrcus-
sion caps, nlnts, &c. &.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
yulu 3. 1871. u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
SuiIdriCS.

II THERMOMETERS; blank looks: gold and steel
1 pens; Letter. Note, and Cap paper, best quality;
Memora ndum books; tatponcry Of all kinds; FerGum-
cry Of the most approved quality.
W. II d VI. MAYERS,
July 3, n. Druggists, TT. Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

Ep EMAININC in II
AS June 3Oth, 1871.
Austin, !. B.
AIverson, David w
Adamson, Jonathan
Boyd. Andrew
Bell. John a.
Burchi Eli
Blake, Theodore +.
Booth. \ NJ
Bill, J
Bowen, C D
Bill. james
Bourne, Eliza
Boyd, james
Brookin, Bivin
Baptist Association,
Gates, J. 7
Chambers, VIM
Gates, J T
Curt, Fl H
Clark, Green J
Carpenter, james
Darr, James
Duff, J N
Davis, + II
Edwards, Robert
Evans, } NJ
Ford, Samantha
Garnet, J V
Gassaway, Wm
lIoieman, James
Henry, John
Hale, Am r
Horn, Samuel r Esq
Hoy, A B 2
Kinds, Edward
Hamilton, Reuben
Herald. Martha
Irwin, Rev J II
Jordan, Lewis
Jordan. l. S
Johnson, NJ
.Jetfrcys.
Johnson. Eliza.
Kelly, VIM .
Kibby, A 2
Keys, Jacob
kerucr, } d
Lloyd, John NJ 3
Lloyd, John
Lock, Jonathan
Lewis, Susan
Logan. Robt w
Mcddcrs. Thomas
Mcriman. Isaac 2
Myers. john
Morton, Lucinda
Miller, Henry
Persons calling for a
please say advertised.
Juiy, IS47. 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
A LIST OF LETTERS

e Post Office at Van Buren,,
Mckinney, Galen
McFarIand, Miss Nancy3
Main, John H T
North, Geo G
NctIes, ] 3
O'Brlen, Martha Ann
Orr, James
Perkins, Charles 2
Phillips, Vim H
Price, Geo b
Parrish, Green
Prescott, John NJ
Prescott & Burno
Rogers, John ,
Robinson, VIM c 4
Rider, HIM l. 3
Rankin, Hm
Rone, DR.
Rice, Wm
Roland, C W
Stewart, Isaac 4
Stewart. F G. 2
Shaber, John A
Scott, T. A
Sims. Geo K
Stlnn"t. lanes
Simmons, John F.
Stocton, Thomas
ShackI"ford. Eli
Summers, Calvin
Surg. Rev II A
ScantIin. John
Smith, Clifford
Sturgeon, Jonn p
Smith, Hon. II
Scyme. John G.
Schnider, Elizabeth or
Margaretta
Turner. James W
Townsend, E J
Townzcn, Thomas
Tibits, J NJ Esq
TeItIe, Anthony NJ
Taylor, f. NJ
IaN Tor. John
Hor.cy, john
lPlnt'rey. Richard
WhcrIcr, Phoebe 2
lizard, 5 ID
" 'e"vcr, Samuel
William. Rev A
H"Ison. John R.
WrIborn. Joshua J
Willis, John
Webb, John
Wells, Charles
~ of the above letter will
:. D. PRYOR. p. NJ.
3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
New Ga<}Oti%.

w. II. & NJ MAlEES. fo,t Smith.
Az l. just reed per Steamer SO. }, a general as
4 sortmrnt 9" Drugs. Groceries and Varieties, such
as Fruits and Spices Of taI k.nds, sugar oIcr C.crsc
butter and water Crackers, yrupst rcsrr,cs Ruslns
Lemons. Almonds, Candies. rlckIrs, Ttus, &c T.,
ec,hrr with great Variety Of usc!ul Fancy articles
July ;, IoI1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
VARIETIES.

L ADYS' POLISHED REDICULE CLASPS.
~ do Steel Beads,
Fine Ivory Horn and Tuck dressing combs Pearl and
Bone buttons, llommngs Needles; Freach. German.
and American Cologne water Orange, Lavender,
Rose, and Florida water; Essential oils and essences
OF all kinds; Extensive variety extracts lndellblc
red, black, nd India Inks ishing lines, Hooks and
Snoods; Highly scented pure rcd Bears oil; Various
color Sealing wax; Drawing and letter paper; Black
Crayons; Shaving, Creams and Fine Soap; Milk o.
Roses, Pomatumi Steel pens, ever points; Percussion
Caps, etc. etc. For sale by
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE IS hereby given that application will
~ be made, a the July term of the Probate Court
of Crawfor1 county. for the sale Of negro boy,
aged years, tho property Of the estate of lsham
liarral deceased.
HARDY HEWES,
adm'r. Of Tie estate Of
lsham !larroll, decd.
Van Buren. Jan. 2d, 1917. II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

Ep EMAlNlNC in the Post Office at Van Buren,
A~ June Both, lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

an LINEN Shccting; G4-e4- Cotton do
" For sale by WALLACE & WARD.
Eagle Block. Junc 20, II.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

~ WALLACE q WARD.
Eagle Block, June &c, ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
es!nyc. amd EEn>icrY.

ar every variety Of Mini and quality, and at all
NJpriceS. For sale by hILACE y WARD
Eagle Block, Jun" 4Gih, II,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

men Bosom Shirts; Hickory, do. : : iik { Cotton
4 and Mcrno under do
For safe by WALLACE & WARD
June %, II.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03
GLASS ARE.

A GENERAL assortment-Just received and fo
n sale by WALLACE & WARD.
May 90. ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-05
vol. NXN.---NO. 4

nomination OF town candidate, down the threats
II the country people, whether or not II YOU werp
there, You cannot have failed t. admire the decepcy
Consistency. decuruu in teaugusnsl and mos, raamen-
ary proceedings enacted here l. ir one went theo I'd
hear the facts u Hr. Nusbys al before that meeting
N that might be riaf,ntl. aud might know how I,
make up MY Judgment. But what did hear md Sec
\ miserable, filiiu and qatfy rgma;olo Of NONSENSE
slang, yupnaton and pefsana abuse OF him iestend az
manly & dgniie1aspay ofaea and argninenis such "A
MN, seeking Truth and 20 esliehtcn o,hnrs wtud give
This meeting ostH sbly canr osod uf hose vho ,.
opposed 10 Mr. Ataay g re ooeton ba vet thoro we,a
mhny Of his iricnds there and others whohad frnod m
opinion; md, WIEN on Old efct-hoNded citizen If Ia
rruniY, who went there 81 ene II tie people nd 20
tfecman, at hs own precinct attempted u submit mo-
tlan h the meeting, hC Was hasod A. hootad Mt and
Heated down sWlly ho'agse his remarks had The appear
Of being turlu - hlr II sb, from the f,ci Thai,
thy proposed tree, idll and fair expression Of public
epnon, by lean% tho c-unry people participate; WIN
lafe much al 10 give Their views as wellss their
VOTES IN the election OF delegates for the county of Gimp
bell, as tho town people have After demoannr them
selves thus. they foccoted 10 appoint packed commit
tee 81 fifteen, through packed chairman Of packea
meeting, 70 nominate candidate who had already leo,
nominated ON the street How then, Messrs. Editors
III thu u2mo Of common sanse cnull Mr. Mosby oxpnct
lnkee much les nomination, in partial meeting OF
lhe peopIr. where MAJORITY 4 the meeting the com
mltteo and chairman were al known 10 be- either ocrson
ally politically, hostile tohim3 make this portion Of
my remars, Sis IN the people orthe country (tr
IN town they already know H. not to be deceived hy hi,
nomination, which ~ proclaimed as the nomination of
iynehhnE, whom II IS the work only Of portion Of tho
pePlnol LNnrhburg, including some If die noisy b,y,
WHO have hand IN all the exhibitions aud 10 o,hor,
them 10 ully 10 the polls in behalf # The riehtsu In,
country. LIAM COUNTRY MAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-05

lie has hocna member Of the House Of Delegates and OF
tho Senate lie Was mcmher Of the late Virginia Con
ventton and discharged all the duties Of those hgh trusts
IL the entrc satisfaction Of hrs constituents Aud would
remark here THAI ehnyc selected Dr. Saunders
candidate IN go,d lah To the people ofhe county For
many years back II has bean understood and agreed that
the representation oflbc county should be lsel be,wcun
the town aud country. II is III tbs Eplrlt thtt act
IN presenting to sau our candidate. lie possesses tai
eats information. experience. eandor and integrity lie
woudhe the last man to hcray hs constituents, aud Ne
muat beg 10 dseatd the Idea TIA; we intend 10 Of
You The slightest dsrespcci ia the change Of cur caud
date We select Inn IN Protect eaI interests and yyur,
eontendlng for the perfect tdonft' Of ntce. beN,on
Town ant uutfY, In # the wWn at yurah8g III ull
sink certainly tlseHuuly vt C2aPbel a4J IL Inc sar
rounding country would ~ With Il.
N0AlN&CLATCR
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A. W NANCEN begs leave to return his thanks
NJ to his friends and customers generally f,r the
KIND patronage heretofore extended hun aud Invites the
attention ot the public 10 lis socket FRESH coz
lEt I4QNlRIES, &c, among Which may be found
Fruits, andes, Nuts Oranges, Lemons, Fgs .Raslns.
Nc, with an extensive assortment ot TOYS and Fancy
Articles, all Of which have been received from the North
IN the last two weeks He feels confident that all Who
may favor him with call will be pleased both as lie
CARDS quality aud price. c. .YANCEN
Anui l-2w "OD I}olgs"
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COMM NlCATl0NS.
fuR3IliE NlR6iNIAS.
70 TIE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL. COUNTY

The rep.h,nsIhe and mproper course of our late dr'
eeate, Nj Charles l. MosGy, in the Virginia iessa
I ~ p9i "'',i ".u Na'a"5'
n,l ,l ao Eau, 't'' W." "" - ~ Wv
sin, ,,,s - i ''ou ',u a.,
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the o5,h, al, ~, ~
yisls,irs CON-, ~ W. iL
cto,i,n an1 1,.,r.s, ~ -, 1,',,,.J !, .,a,
d,n Mr. Nil, AL :, -, :, H. ,l =, ,,,,,
hell and ,n,th.r.,# ~, r,,'. = H. lNFSSNsN
DFRS ~ "a -, f,.I.,, = = II. ~
II sna#a,h, tn - T., III ~ ,,,,,t,
"a we'll astl. t,,,, ,L,, A. NJ, ,a'',,l ia. 4 =,
plc3snre n,i ,,,l. Il H. + ND. :. ,,.l =, h., ls.
hon but If RAM, nj . f,,,,,r f..5l' ,.,sn,,,, III
causes Of That s,l,sr. ,rc co,l vii Lr,,at ls
F constituents. o,,1 -, = H., 80, -, 49,, - A. t., -,
date nf5lr ali I'm, .,.,,n,, ,,. aIal H., fi,,s ,nl
~. ,r,nt mil n,l15.,, / f,, : : ~, e. him, H.. hi.
r,ii Road friends IN In. sinh ee5 f Cpr,1 i,ila IN
the North W,st I1,n,t Lu,n i,., .bll I,v ,,f,itrI,
a ,. uIfsn tn, snlo4,t |, n,r., - commended flls th,
ipn,nrrfy ,r his .,,rs, l,s In, ,I,s,l, oe4ray,toI
N The fact Of his loip ne,tcctl, vii ar5ia,1l@l with
the " IN # his constituency irnp tn, canvass aud ,t
the p Is and # there Ma an, jpbl NJ all alant his
{. l,ssucss the necessity Of ms own oxraerlmar, If
forts In go e,tr H., ,,5t,, ,u1 IT,, irJ, l,.ts t,,t
f,rcur,tIl his ntrrrsf friends in l roi ,tnrq when
in town Ia rcr,ic5l. has constituents IN Li i9ien,,,,
cuug,e oupit 10 opep IN, c,,sol ever, man Potent \,
he may liinh IN, GIaad ii the piIsyl4aria Senatorial
Distinct fla.n rnrat ,ou,lp Will tl5pl Tim, IL So,
ntrmaIt have been t,,l,I ,naIa,gl nb'nl lis avn
bu .n,s than h- ,t if, l,, M, ',ol ynrbbnf il, d
10 zee Of Mr. Aus,, FIR Il i, ,cl. If omission and commits
sion whlat their representative IN tie Ir.r,na cpi,
h'urc. Faithlcss inl4a be- that representatives who
when he returns hoinefa l5. copfllnlr constituents m
s,ad Of receiving hetr uann salalafin. # confidence
and respect finds hitlss uuI,r tl, n,.e4 t t defend
in! his legislative acts nj the conner # the si4ues aud
invoking al least hs i5,,l.) III q stfr # of other men,
brrs fhe r,isaiura hadin interests auta,n nil 10 his
/ constituents
- a. H.
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ADV .ANC rs.

The subscribers grant Liberal advances On shipments
Of 7 bacco and STEMS the address Of iheT ichds'
N,s,rs. H. H. Meier 4 Co.. Bremen.
UENRA IL DIAM y co.
Ri,hmond A pill l--4w
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-05

Rf"fHtrEtfes Cutlery, Cams, Sc.
fENiiE sulse ibrr having taken the building formerly
d occupied by Nh Lewis Page. ard orp1,lts Nj
Don T. { Peters. takes the liberty of calling the alten
ho9 Of his friends and the public generally, to his
ana well selected stock of HARDWARE Cutlery. &c
which lie nov opening and will continue receive,
his new Hardware Establishment He 1attors himself
that, after an experience many years this branch
the trade he can exhibit stock OF Goods. which fjr
sycs and prices cannot be surpassed By any house the
State. And as proof Of the assertion he asks only
fair trial. HIS Goods direct from the Manufacturers
and have been bought upon the most nd vsnlageous
terms Among the stock may be found almost every article
IN the Hardware line, consisting in part Of tho iall1w
ing. VIZ
1oosoi cyc.y description and qu.ilty.
House Keeping Utensils,
Farmers Implements,
Building Materials,
Sporting Tackle.
brushes Of all kinds.
Iron. Steel, Nails Il -ads Cod. Fopc g. Sc &c
And many other articles which could be cnuu'e 7atod
any Of which will be sold low. Give me At any rate a
call. w. q. MiiLER.
7. S.--Coanry Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
March - 2m
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-05

In excellent repair, and conm,ndng good custom.
The other lrac lies two Iailcs east II the first aIun
ing the lands Of T. Smonas j. lluAtnd and others It
contains about SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. five
bundled whereof. in woods aud the greater parl
first rate Tobacco Land; the comparatively fresh
with Some creek bottoms.
The mproyomonsconsist Of Cabins. with stone chm
neyS aud some excellent Tobacco Barns Either Of these
tracts would bear division very well and the two tracts
would be Worth the attention Of planters desrous 10 SIT
Tie IN the salne ncghhuthood These lands are near
Glade Hill and convenient to Post Office Stores Mills
SC. JOIIN = BRO\V%
Glade Hill, Franklin. April I'm