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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-16
Important.

Important.
VNOR the next few weeks we woo
a goods lower than usual, was
i'm order to make room for new 'o',o'
fall and winter goods, no miS'oa a ,m y
NM. PhUI..es.n "'.
Julv 30. lSiG Brick SuutTPcl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-16

Willie done a, ,heusual prices ar % sral dis
count Tor ready pay. J.& L. GREEN.
NIB. We have also n large SUPPLY of Gro.
ceriCS HIGH We offer for sale wh J sale and re-
tail at Ottawa prizes. Please give MS a cali at
the new building Just below the nil.
DAYTON. MAY !. lSlG. J y DIG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-16
Fire! Fire.!

quo IIiS aud wooden goods. Several pieces
u French black, very superior cloths. Also,
cnssimercs, black, hluc.hack, aud fancy, at lti.
lercnt prices. Several pieces OF jeans ofJ.iltrent
styles AMI at liiltrcn, prices. Three pieces wool
bllck cloths cheap Tor cloaks, Also, -hcep'~
-ravs, sattinets, ,wucds etc. ] q NATrINGYu IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

The \. Y. True Sun states that n, tho An
dreaum In Nassau street. near Pine. recently, nb
out noon, gentleman vas suddenly taken wi.h
npoplcxy. md fol- sens less upon his face on the
marble floor, brulsIng himself shOch.nglY. DR.
Turner, the ChronoInermol Ph|sicon. " no
passing by, was ca,.cd IN. auI directed prey0rc-
tons for apply tho cold dash 70 his head Ano
shor Physician coming IN and feeling Inc patirni's
pulse, asked DR.. T., whether il would not be bet
ter TO bleed him?-to which the reply was. Not
for tho world The cold water was yhan app-
ed from pitcher with entire success, the patIen:
coming 10 his senses IN loss thnn ten minutes to
the astonis hm7n; Of tho surrounding crowd. THIS
IS tho tenth case Of recovery of tho Kind in this
city within a short period. On inquiry Il turned
out that tho patient was hin.solf member Of The
medical profession. IN IA hour afterwards, he
was able 10 ride home an1 10 walk W stairs bed,
without assistance. He ha a good night. and
yesterday was qaite comfortable. suffering only
from the severe effects of tho fall.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02
RFCU.TOND HOTEL.

CORNER OF MAIN A*D MARION STREETS, RICHMOND, rAl
4 csfPIf w. GILBERT. respectfully informs his
~ friends and the Travelling public, that he has re-
suned the Landiordslp Of his well and favoraby known
ho1kL, and he Is prepared to make Travellers COM
Portable. A good and attentive Oster Is at all times
ready TO take charge Of Horses and the stable
Piled with provendeT His charges reasonable.
sept. 24ih, 1915 3en
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

opened to an umicabIe adjustment Of the vexa-
lions questions between the L. s. and Mexico.
and feel happy in having been instrumental ID
this grea, and good object. | am, with grea,
respect, sir.
Your obedieHt servant.
(Signcd} ISAAC d. MARh5.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

q Il. SS u NE-LedF ~tr: / irel II q debt u graf
~ i'nae due you-aad luty TO the afflicted gene raj
Is, offer my humble testimony in favor of yonr Com
pound syrup OF Prunus Virginia, " Id Cherry,
rather Of its medicinal virtues three
was violently attacked w.l colo ana inflammation the
Lungs, which was accompanied with very distressing
cough pain IN the breast and hea.; very Considerable
discharge Of offensive from the lungs, frequent
from them, especially upon changes Of weather, hovey
er sight At first felt no alarm about my condition.
but pretty convinced that rapidly gong
consumption. grew os.y weaker, ailgin
was reels i,e /, Val, about or sn4 x above ., us
per, such the exceeding weakness u - lungs-
During this time had tried y9rious preparations pre-
scrpuons but found reaef-groWinr all the time
friend in Wilmington, make trial OF Your Syrup Of
Wild Cherry. must confess that previously ad been
preiudiced against patent cines ana SIN eaas
those coming out Of the HANDS Of empires, but under
standing your claims 10 the profession AMI practice Of
-. - :. r ~ - - - - IN!
TREND orhWh purchased ct II S1F enc q Your
agents few bottles commenced II, dis
ease at his time was Of 20 or II months standing,
furhty vs. copy SEATED. II therefore required time
ana number of bottles effect my case; [
found however, considerable relief from The The
hTst four or tFe bottles IHt beng Paotc speaker,
frequently attempted . preach with my increasing
strength and health ana thereby rapsre5 those ves< IS
that HAD already begun heal. this WAY, DOM Tess
thus .uiprutenty, had - . bottles b.1ore
perfectly restored have no o,Iestor mach small
Ter number of bottles would have but
for the above inoiscretioD. The Syrup aIIavea
veriSh habit done away the distress cough nut ston
the discharge Of matter from tie lungs gave e
and tie entire system. good health Thanks lie God
| Wuula recommend this syrup all persons who may
be affected with colds. cough consumption. verify
believe it will cure consumption the FIRST and
sages aud IN the last will give and rolorg If It
IS very pleasant the taste that el will cry
i. have deferred offering this till now for
the purpose OF being perfectly satisfied perrla-
Money Of the cure, and now dat teeI pri~eilv well,
offer with pleasure. REV. J. 2. JORDAN.
Dublin county \. c. Dec 10, 1915
y lhe original and only genuine article i only pro-
Streets. rhlladel phaToncf none except that bearing
the wftten signature Of Dr. Swayne.
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[ccry
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.h, lS45.
To the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,

Q .II IIUiI.
Secretary of State:
Sal have tho honor TO transmit herewith.
Copy of letter | addressed TO General T.
Taylor at Corpus Christi. from tho village of
China, Mexico. | despatched j, by special cour-
Ter TO him, bu. subsequently, informed tina;
the express was detained a. tho town of Cana rgo,
ION the Rio Grande,) up 10 the 7th instant, b.
reason Of tie cont,puaI and heavy rains. beg
leave to add tina. arrived in this city Yesterday
from Ma.nmoras, and will leave Tomorrow for
Washington. am, with great respect. Sc.
(oignod) i. -. MARKS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02
First-Ratc Carriage For Sale.

IF any person desires to purchase Fusf-Rote one
horse Carriage entirely new, they eirected ap
ply the subscriber, who will sell it CHEAP. Gall
j. Ii Is suitable for either or two horses
ACHILLES BALLARD
. Fi-hrrce3. August y. I@4S SIS
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III \ I ) \ \ ID & \ + S,

HAVE on hand large assortment Of Plain and
q Fashionable Otter Neafre, f,ossamer BrHst Short
Nap Roram SH1ootl Castor, Round and Square Cro,en
" DOL Cashmere, and Common Woo
Il 4 y > o
Of manufacture. Also.-Just received. u gem
eral assortment OF Men and Boys Cloth, Ielue and Fur
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

FsHE subscribers haze just received Lot Of Cincin-
natl Pressed IalIo. CaH-les, which they Will sell
low by the Box. W. ". LYNDE. & CO.
Richmond. September eth, I146.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

At the old stand. Eorfh side of Main slu,t.
wEsI or onBERrs HoTEI.
JOHN SUFFRlNS.
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1876 s!tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

1ETHE UNPAR,-r-Ero Success, has given such IN
creased demand for Or pancan's ENpeetorant Remedy
f3r Tie prevention of consumption and diseases
TIE liver, that the proprietor has been compelled TO
open Western Office particularly Ior tie aeeommo1a
those afflicted living The West, who heretofore
have been compelled visit the Philadelphia office.
EenI Npense and trouble Tas notice i therefore
t. .utorta an IIIce4 with e . consuup}lve
t1~e thst his medicines ans advice always b. obtained
this Western Office. II j. therefore to be Hoped that
rlauH to4salas ho troubled with cough. pam
Size, s"aItEess Of breath difficulty Of
r4. Up aa- throwing O tie El-5a PieEm lad matter
tht sir t.loes and lang, splitting of bteod
and soreness q the throat and either symptoms that Will
consumption; will take timely advice ana
procure bottles Of DR. Duncan 81 xpectoraat Rem
ease takes when neglected. ani destroys lie.
Western Nt.icai Office, I9u leau1e street, tiueln-
nat OHIO where Or. DuIlcaI's sold whole
sale rrta!l.
4 slpnly Of Duneaa's Expcc,arlnt Remedy iu>t
received anu o- sale the klchHon3 Boa Store; price.
81 per bottle March buth, so.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

31yEGG GI12
Undersigned keeps for hire, reasonable TERMS
several good Horses, BUggIes, &c, a his Livery
Stable, il the Of h.s res'de nee, MAN
WILLIAM CHEESMAN
Richmond. October l3, l545. 42f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

A superior article Of BODY VAENISI made by
the oliest Narnisl- Maker in Pai'ale hiacayran
rot to crack
Also arriare Trimmings Of every description such
Laces Cloth silver Hub BaIds Door Ifandles, Lamps
Lock and Hinges, Lnrgz, &c nil Of which viii be fur
nshcd IL the lowest Cash price Persons Al distance
be ccoImoddtcd ,v dropping a line the subscriber
Nam opposite Nj Gbeft's Hotel, Richmond Ia
MAY ), Iei6. Ism ii.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-02

TEVHE undersigned thankful ior PAST favors, beg le
e 10 inform the citizens Of Richmond ana viclni
that they have added TO thci- Establishment, a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20

", fEo More evid ence of the increasing popular r.
ity OF DR. Jayne's Family Medicines j. F. Conklip
Batavia, n Y, says-Yon will observe that am ont
OF 0 the Hair Dye. the Hair Tonic and Vermifuge-
our Sanative Pills getting very good circulation
nave very many casess of consumption m ,hs eli
ed. - NO'
:, Henderson & Punderson. Cleveland, Ohio. say
our Vermifuge sells well, as also your Hair Tonic
and Expectorant ~
NE ~ Holden, Marietta, Ohio. says--I have been
out OF your Sanative Pills for several weeks cou Id
nave soid, perhaps five six dozen in that time
can seii large quantities of your Pills, Vermiuge and
Expectorant -
Mrs. Frances Lamb writes-Wkcsbarre Pa Jnne
- 1910 -flcase send me, by the first opportunity
SIX dozen Jaynes Ex xpectoraDt and six dozen of the
Aiteratlve These preparations find ready SALE and
are daily incoming more popular with the community
The Rev. John Peck Cazenovia n " saws
nat a thousand dollars would be equivalent for
the great his wife has derived the use
jayne CarmInatve Baisam and that he finds he Ex
pectorant uniformly successful in Pulm onary fec
from the lungs) that he leaves home withort
carrying it with him.
hessrs. Slosson 81 Williams, Oswego, N. saw
we want some moro of your me dicnes, particularlv
the ESPeetorant, which gives univers1 satisfaction
NJ? BENZ. Green, Bnghamton, N. Y savs-Your
ExPectorant is great demand and sells Well and is
very popular your Vermifuge is much used also
your Sanative Pills
Dr. b w. Wilkerson, Somervie, Tenn saw
nave iouho your medicines-the Sanative Pills and
O@nhdtise baisam-exceent articles.
repaired only by DR.. ID. Jayne. PhiIadelp pha, and
soio On agency oy STEVENSON & BELL,
Main Street, Van Buren, Arks
And w. IL. & NJ MAYERS
MAI Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

"A l the Court House door in the town Of Ozark
IN Franklin County Arks., on the 3rd dav
OF january, \. ID. lS47, will Offer for sale to
'he highest bidder, the following described ~
70 VII: the s. E or. of section Is, f. haifof the
.. W. or. of section IA. and the S. l.. .qr. OF
section 10, In township No 10 Of range No. 90
west. Also the S. w. or. dissection IS township
No 10 range No % west, containing in all five
hundred ana sixty acres situate in the county af-
oresaid; Large portion of which lies in the Null
% gerry bottom under good fence and in cufvotion.
mere is a good two story frame dwelling house,
d Kitchen, ana other comfortable buildings on the
premises Ihls property belongs to the Estate of
John Lasaer deceased, and is sold by order of the
Probate Court Of the county aforesaid, to paw
debts OF the estate. Terms of sales twelve
months credit with approved security.
TtiOS. G. PARKS, Admir-,
of the estate of John Losaler, decd.
Nov. 10, lS47.-no al 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
Democratic Meeting i'm Sewer County.

AT a democratic meeting held at Paracifta, Se-
vier county, Oct. 26lh. 1917, (n being the second
day of the county Court in said country for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the State Demo-
cratic Convention, to be held at Little Rock. on
the first Monday in January, 1913, to select can
didaes for Congress, Governor and President iaI
Electors:-
On motion, DAVID FoRAN was called to the
Chair, and JOHN 5. BURT was requested to act as
Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by
the Hon. Charles Petitgreso. On notion the Hon.
ANDREW J. ARMSTRONG was appointed voting del
egaie from this county in the State Convention.
On motion, John S. Burt and Isaac ". Jacksot,
were appointed assistant delegates. and either of
them that shall attend is authorised to act as vot-
ing delegate, in case of the Tendance Of the
Hon. A. J. Armstrong.
On motion, the following resolutions were ad-
opted. viz:
Resolced, That we have entire confidence
ASHLEY, one of our present Senators in Con-
funess with which he has discharged his duties
as such Senator, reflected honor on our young and
growing State.
Resoiced. That our delegates be instructed to
vote for a candidate, for Representative in Con-
gress, for the man, regardless of locality. who will
best unite the democracy Cf the entire State but
that ne UtSi 10 ct1nge present Representative
in Congress.
ResoLUed, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
published IN the Arkansas Stale Democrat.
DAVID FORAN, Chairman.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
MO
CANIER

AN interesting case cured ty DR.. yagne's Aheraiiye
In the spring of 1881, Cancerous tumor appeared
IN the breast OF Mrs. Phoebe, wife OF Peter rech
Salem, n. J. 1t examined by many physicians
and considered by all canccrous and bes dee
bore all the characteristic marks of one All proba
BILE means %ere used without the slightest benefit
1t continued to increase both in size and
until al hope of saving her lre but by painful opera
tion, was abandoned, which, after consultation of
eminent physicians. performed Jan LIST, 1892, by
Dr. John Rhea Barton, assisted by DIR Redman Or.
Jayne and two other medical gentlemen. The whole
and entire right breast removed aud after cxam.
nation OF the tumor. pronounced by all present u
Cancer of the most mti gnant character. In aboy
three months. after enduring incredible suferngs,
enabled though broken in spirit. to get abe ut
again. She remained feeble and her general he,s,h
was exceedingly bad indeed had been for several
years before In the spring of 1897, upwa of tv,
years after her breast had been removed, pain u
made its appearance the right side immediate
y over the part formerly occupied by the nipple of
the right breast previous TO IFS removal This tumor
steadily increased for several months. and me ~,
painful as TO deprive her Of rest. The glands under
the right were enlarged and Schrrus, and a hard
irregular and at times painful tumor appeared in the
lett breast. NO operation could now arrest tho dis
ease Her case was considered hopeless. She was of
very seroiulons habit, both of her parents having
died OF Pulmonary Consumption. The experiment
made with this Alternative II wna at
hrst given in small doses, three times day aud tho
doses very gradually, put steadily Increased diIv n
she took IT. which about six months and the skin
around the tuinor oioht md ncrnino viii
strong solution OF Iodine End ydriodaie Potash
The tumor continued increasing in size about six
weeks, and was times very painful when The oain
suddenly ceased alto sether and the He'd out
at tne oaSe ana 1ecame soft, and then began d.
mnish and continued gradually decreasing until cycry
Vestge oil disease was removed. The in he
ofedst ana those in the right axa also dispersed
NO Oa.icerous or Scrofulous tunors appeared
forwards; and her gen neral health which had been s.
Dad Tor fourteen years to make life bnrthcn, was
efectually and permanently restored The propre.
tor is in possession of the diseased brelst and thos
who choose may examine it, He would also say, that
he could mention dozen equally interest.
| ing, wherein his AHerdtiUe has subdued Cancer and
Cancerous tumors, well immense numbers of Cot
tiers or Bronchocele
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne Philadelphia, and
sold OF agency by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists.
Van Buren, Ark's.
AND w. IL. y NJ. MAY ERS, Druggists.
n39 Fort Smith. Ark
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
Democratic Meeting in Carroll Conn1y.

Al meeting of the democratic. ci,;zens oFC.
ron county, held at the court house in the town =
.affoiIton, on Monday the lst day of Novemhe
a. y. io4I; the same the first dav of our crcn;
"i'' III pursuance to previous notice the follow
| ing proceedings were had, to wit:
On motion of Chas. Sneod Esor.. Col. Ga
was called to the Chair.
ana .. ,. Matlock Esq, appointed Secretary
~ neTeaFon, The chairman explained the oh.
J'ct OF me meeting in a few brief and nnnronr;-
ale remarks.
ed: 'o "ooP'-
""f|e"S. in The estimation of this meeting it is
- "h hI'fl2ht that the democratic party in
'"e olhte OF Arkansas, should adopt soma meas
ure, whereby to settle the conhicting cI.;,ns of
me several gentlemen whose names are now us
ed IN Convention for The Office of Governor /, nd
Representative in Congress, in the approaching
I"h'est so that our strength may be united at
''o neat General Election, and whereas, in the
opinion OF the meeting there is no plan so well
calculated 10 effect this object as a State Con.
ventlon' upon the plan heretofore adopted,
Therefore. be IL Rssoited, That we pledoe onr
serves 10 support the nominee Of said ConveItion
ResolUed, That w. c. Mitchell, T.. Fl. Clarke
ii. u WIlburn, Jno. Denny, B. Gather. d. Lew
IS. Alerd, J. A. Hicks j. Fancher, T. G. Riggs
II. Greer, J. WilburD, s. S. Griffith, G.. WhiteIv
u. +. Burncy and Nj. Hoiford are suitable per-
~ " 0P'oec"' 'nS county, III the State COnven-
ton to be held at the city of Little Rock IN jan
uary next, and are hereby appointed 10 cast the
votes OF this county, which may be done by one
man IN the absence of the Others
Resolred, That A. NJ. WILSON. ESQ.,, is our first
choice, of Carroll county for Representative in
Congress, and w. S. OLDHAM, Esq, our second
choice, and said delegates hereby instructed
to cast the vote accordingly and as for Governor
and Presidential Electors, delegates are left to
act as their judgment may dictate.
Resolued; That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary of said
meeting, and published in all the democratic pa
pers in the State.
On motion of George C. Berry. the meeting
adjourned.
THOS. II. CLARE, Chairman.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.

sS THE steamer ALERT, THOMAS
Ts.JISIlIJ j. GREGG, Master, will run as a
sSIx:SESIEE regular packet the ensuing season,
from Napoleon and Mouth Of White river, to Lit
tie Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort Glib
son.
The A LERT is a new boat, and well adapted to
this river, drawing only fourteen inches water.
Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
making regular trips.
For freigh. or passage, (having superior accom-:
modations.) apply on board.
Nov. IS, lS47.-4l-tf.
lust RECEIVED, per steamer Alert, and for sale
- 50 pieces Baging 20 coils Rope :;
As bags Shot, No. l, 2, 3, 4, 6mB, BB
5 do Buck Shot. SCOTT, VIII T. q w.
November l6, 1S47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20

In The Circuit Court, Of Crawford 20. IN Chancery
selling August Term, A. d., 1917. Augusi
10Th.
Sidney Weaver by her next friend ~
Jackson White Complaiaa, PETITION
foh Di'ohCE
Pleasant B. Weaver Defendant, }
AND now this day came the said compla IN
ant bv her solicitor, and it appearing to the Court
bv ,be return of the Sheriff that the defendant IS
not \ resident of the State of Arkansas. And
that the bill of complaint filed for divorce from
the bonds of matrmony now existing between
the complainant and defendant. 1t IS therefore
ON motion of complainant ordered by the court
that said defendant be notified by publication IN
some newspaper printed in this State Tor TWO
weeks successfully, the last insertion to be at least
thirty days before the first day OF the next term
| of this court. That unless he appears before our
circuit court in chancery seteng, on the hrst Day
thereof at a court to begin and be holden at the
| Court House in the Town of Van Buren. County
of Crawford and State of Arkansas, on the first
| Monday i'm February next. and then and there
olead. answer or demur to said petition, that II
will he taken as confessed, and decree entered
,crordingly: and on motion il is ordered that this
copse stand continued until the neat term of this
court.
| a trueEopy from the record.
Atsost, A. MCLEAN, ECLerk:
Printers fee $525. -
= no. Al 2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
JOHN s. BURT, Secretary.
Democratic Meeting in Newton County.

AT meeting Of the Democratic citlzens of
Newton county, held at the Courthouse in Jas
per- the 25th day of October, fS47, (beng the
first day of Circuit Court of said county,) the
following proceeding were had. to-wit:
On motion of Albert Adams, Esq, JOHN ADAIR
Esq, was called to the Chair; GEO. B. CECIL, act
ing Secretary.
On motion of George B: Cecil, Samuel Hudson
and Israel Burns, committee TO draft and report
resolutions expressive of the sense Of the meeting;
who retired for short time, and reported the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this meeting,
the plan of State Convention is preferable to
any other, TO insure the unton and harmonious
action of the Democratic party, in the approach
ing contest, and hereby appreciate the same, and
hereby pledge ourselves tog give our ioarty support
the nominees of said Convention.
Resolved, That j. Marion Ross is suitable
person TO attend said Convention, and cast the
vote of Newton county, and we hereby appoint
him our delegate.
Resolved, That ALFRED NJ. WILSON Is the
first choice of this county for Representative IN
Congress. and said delegate IS hereby instruct
ed to give him his support. but left free to act as
his Judgment may dictate, as to all other nomlna'
lions to be made by said convention.
Resozred, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
published in the Arkansas Democrat, Banner and
Intelligencer.
On motion of Israel Burns, Esq, the meeting
adjourned
JOHN T. ADAIR, Chairman.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
MARKETS..
NEW ORLEANS, NOV. G.

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. G.
Corrected Weekly.)
Cdtton-Ordinary 81 90; mddling 65a q; mid
ding fair - a Il; lair Il IS; good fair a;
good fine a.
Sugar-Lousiana 81 So; Havana 6 7; brown Il
a 81.
MolaSses-aak "a 2sa per gal.
TObacco-2a Al
Fiour-S5 90 a 5 6s
Whiskey-Rectified 10 20k.
Cofee-7a Il
SaH-Sl % a l 40.
Rice-3t 6
COrn-4l 46,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
TAKEN UP.

and who says he belongs to Thomas Aimey.
ing in Ouachita count y, in this State. Said
gro is bout five feet. six or seven inches
dark complec.ed, healthy and intelligent. a..
on when Committed, grey hard-times CO.
much wcrn pair of grey jeans pantaloons, ais.
well WON. and a skin cap.
The owner of said negro is hereby notified To-
come forward, prove property, pay charges an
t1ke him away.
! J. S. GROSS, Jaiier.
| October 22d lS41.-37-if