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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-03
Notice

-..s4-
rs hereby given, that an application Willabet
4 made 10 The Legislature Of this Staie;sat it's.
next sitting, for Charter to constructs Ia Rail.
Road, or Turnpike Road, from HAMBURG, up.
The Valley Of the Savannah River, orswithin;
twenty-five miles of the same, to the lines. Of
Georgia and North Carolina, also Chartersfor3
building toll Bridge over The said river and
its tributaries at suitable place, also, for;the
renewal Of The original Charter, with amend.
ment for Bank in the Town Of Hamburg,
South Carolina, granted the 22d day De-
Gender, 1922. Also, for amending the charter.
Of the American and German Trading and In
surance Company, granted the 18th day Old
cember 1885. *
HENRY sHULTZ, Founder
Of Hamburg, South Carolina a.:
Hamburg: S. c., August IL.
september Is taliSt Ses34ss
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Walker g. Bradford,
lMn Il 60 AH..a. AA.s a.

Walker & Bradford,
Warehouse S. Commission
observation-disclosures anaa1sisrod p q,
d. friends and the public, that hey still corr
tnue The WAREH OUsE 81 COMMISSION
BUSINESS at their ole stand, known rs the
WATERPROOF Warehouse; where lhey will de-
vote their personal attention, to allbusiness en-.
trusted to their cure. -
Their rates for selling and storing of. c otton
or other produce, receiving and forwarding
Merchandise are the same as heretofore.
Orders for Supplies will be promptly ezecut.
ed at the lowest market price.
Thankful for past patronage sol 3liborally be-
slowed ON us we respectfully solicita continu'
ance Of the same. saca
WALKER 81 BRADFORD.
Hamburg, August 81, 1917. 3m 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-03

5Js,e2U egasaS EsegssGSsasI Goods
4 fBOWDREE & CLAGG ETT.
fNEAVE Just opened one Of the richest and
GE most beautiful Stock of
BNY GOODS
which has ever been brought TO the Augusta
market. In Dress Goods Tor Ladies, we have
most magnificent assortment. In Goods Tor
Gentlemen's wear, suchas Cloths, Casslmeres,
Ves,iDgs, &C., we have the best stock this side
Of New York. In Domestic Goods, such rs
Flannels, Satinets, Key Jeans, Kerseys, Lin
seys, Bleachedand Brown Shirtings, 5-4, I'd,
IO4 and l2-4 Sheelings, super Bed Blankets,
Negro Blankets, &C., with every article which
belongs 10 the
Dry Goods Trade,
which we are disposed TO sell LOW. We einvile
purchasers visiting Augusta to call and exam
inc our Stock. Our Store is the first Dry
Goods Slors abope The Post Office Corner, Au.
.gnsta, Ga.
We also keep on hand an assortment Of BA:
BY JUMPERS or Nurses Assistant, one OF
the greatest things in tho world for young
children.
Sept. % ct SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-03

CHRONIC LIVER AFFECIIONS
.AND'DYSPEPS[A.
can confidently advise and recommend its
use, from r:y personal observation and use OF
the article in my own practice. This article IS
favorably received wherever it has been used .
am allowed 10 refer 10 Mr.. George Heard oil
rroup, Mr.. John Warren Of Columbus, Mr.
McAilce Of Cobb, MIR. Asbury Hull of Athens,
Mr.. Willium ID. Terrell Of Putnam, Revd.
John E. Dawson Of Lagrange; TO which 4
great number OF names might be added, who
bear their testimony 10 its value.
hubtuaI costiyenoss is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, aud per-
sons of sedentary habits, which often exert 4
very uufavorabe influence upon the general
hncllh Of the subject and is particularly mani
tested by restless and desponding state Of the
mind, irregular if not loss OF appetite. For
this condition of ;ae system, this article is conll-
dchtly recommended with the positive ussur-
ance that if the dose is properly adjusted, so as
not to move the bowels too actively, fclet may
be relied on, without any, even the least oil ihe
unpleasant consequences, resulting from The
use Of the common pursns medicines usually
rcsorled to. This article will be found to act
us pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that the common purging medicines
are designed 10 effect.
There are some constitutions liable to rcSui
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such, recommend the use Of this Medicine,
beginning 4, least BY ihe middle Of May, or first
of June.
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, ollen experience a sense Of iul'ness,
weight, and oppression, about the stomach al
ter eating-in snclI cases dose OF this medl'
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from heart
bnrn and cos,ivencss, they may use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, 1t is 4 mos, vau-
able medicine.
could append long list Of certificates, but
forboar, preferring 10 rely on the virtues of the
medicine to sustain ITSELF The medicine is a
gentle and certain catharlic tonic and sudorlic.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Ea,onton, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Chea,em 81 Settle, Duntonsville, Charles Free
man, Cairo P. o., and
]. D. TIBBETTS,
Edgefeld C. Fl.
sept.S 1y 33
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Notice.
a LII persons lddebled to the estate OF Dr.
IA Augustus w. Burt, Decd, are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
demands against said estate, are requested TO
present them fot payment. properly, ,attested.
WM. NJ. BURT, Admir-
june 16 sss ysG p4ilf 81 S
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.NOTScP.

sTOt3Ce. IS ss;s Ass4
a LII Persons indebted to the estate eof Char
IA. les G. Garrett, Decd, are requestedhto
make immediate payment and, those hnYins,
demands against said estate are requested TO,
present them for payment properly attested.
p. H.-ELAM, Admin rs 4;
sapt 8 3m So
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NO,5,HGE.

NO'FECH1.lsF 81
A LII Persons indebted tolsthe Estate ;eof
IA George Pope, deceased, are hereby noti-
fed that il is absolutely necessary colIectsall
the money due the Estate and that those who
DO not pay will be sued efore;retnrnssa
The Notes are inlhe handsof N. Il. Griha6
j. w. Gibbs, Esqrs. Sa!
THOS.H. POPE. Execntor.
Jan 8 tf;a -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-03

N0tIee.
"A LII Persons having any demands against
-A the estates Of Thos. Reynolds, Senr., and
tThos. Reynolds. Jr., are hereby required toat-i
end in the Ordinary's Office, on. Monday
tho 3rd day Of January next, and present
their demands properly attested, as Idesire 10
close up The estate.
NANCY REYNOLDS
ADMINISTRATORS
august 25 BIN y 3Iss
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Notice.
B LII persons indebted to the estate Of Ro-
IA bert Hudson, deceased, are requesledit 10
make immediate payment, and thoso having,
demands against the estate, are requested to.
present them for payment, properly attested.
ABNER PERRIN, AdmT. y
october 20 sa s3399Ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-03

CARD.
gWytE undersigned having made the neces-
3 sary arrangements, is now prepared 10
furnish COGiins Of every description, at the
hortest notice, and will give.ihis branch OF ills
business his personal attention. He has also
now finished. new and elegant HeafSe; /;
which will be in readiness. .atany time to atte nd
Funerals. His charges willibe reasonable and
accommodating. !.
Edgefeld G. Ii. July %, tr "a
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Notice.

Notice. ~.
A LII Persons indebted to us in our late, Mcrf5 M.e!
ia camille business, are hereby notified that
longer indulgence can, nor will not =be gwen
We must close our business. A word 70 the
wise is sufficient. A. BLAND, ~!
VIZ. BUTLER.
Edscfcld c. HIS c., a9ss
Sept. 10, 1877. It 344 9. q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-03

! The. friends Of WESLEY BoDIE, an
nounce him sas a candidate for. tue office Of
Sheriff, at9 t9thesehsaing election. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-03
DR., JOEL BEANHAMS
LIVER S. ED Y'SEoECTEC
M e d &c I N E..

n n offering this valuable Medicine 10 The peoi
Il. pie of s. Carolina foi the relief and cure OF
many diseases incident to a Southern climate.
| do not claim for it infalbility; neither do l
say it will cure all diseases. But i'll
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
4ND'DYSPEPSLA.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

Pretty HANDs.-Delica;e, beautiful hands l.
Dear Miss, how do you conuive to make your hands
so pretty And get on such rings. too as if to
draw attention that way Let US feel Of them
Lord-a.mercy, how sof and tender Do you
bake Miss mo. Do you make beds mo
Do you wash loors and scrub the pots and ket.
ties mo So we thought. Look at your moth
er's hands. Amt you ashamed 10 let that old lady
kill herself out right, while you do nothing from
daylight till dark but keep the dust from your face.
and the flies from your hands What are you fit
fort Will a man OF common sense marry you for
your delicate hands 7 A person who is real man,
would prefer to see them blackened occasionally by
comingIn contact with pot hooks and trammels, and
calloused by day two's hard rub at the washing
board Pretty fingers indeed What are they good
for, but to move over piano, stick through gold
rings? Like many OF the vain things Of earth,
they are kept for show and nothing more. For
our part we would rather see them worn out in
actual service, and as tough coquettes con-
science, than so tender that nys foot will make
an impression upon them.-portIand Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28
From the Culiivaior.
Soap for Washing White Clothes.

EDIroRs OF rnE CULTrAToR. enclose you a
recipe for making a washing soap, given TO my
wife, which she thinks is capital and has doubt
il will be found very economical, both the score
of saving soap aud the wear Of clothes II had been
used by the friend who gave il 10 her. II il proves
what think it WILL every subscriber who uses it.
afford to subscribe for five copies of your paper
and give them to his neighbors.
REciPE.-l gallon good soIi soap,
l-2 gallon water
l ounce sal soda
gill spirits turpentine
Mix cold let it heat gently to boil; then take il
off 10 cool, string frequently until il becomes hard.
Directions for Use To four or five pail boiler,
add tea cup full Of the soap. The clothes want to
be soaked over night, or slightly washed in the
morning before boiling Must not be boiled over
90 or 25 minutes suds and rinse in hot son water,
with little blueing zig blue is preferable.
The suds after boiling, preferable to hard soap
for washing calico.
II these directions are strictly adhered to, il will
be found that the washing is done with less labor
and fuel, the linen and cotton is of pure white.
and the damage by pounding aud r1bbing is avoid
ed, rendering the garments much more durable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28
For the Phoenix.
AN AMERICAN LAMENT.


'Thc nation depores the loss Of the brave officers and
men who have CALAMITY fallen Pres Mes Dec 1876.
WEEP, weep for the brave, for many star
Hath fallen amid the rude lhunders Of war,
o, dark was the hour and deadly the strife,
That brought 10 the hero the sunset Of lie;
But deeper the and darker the gloom,
That rest on the hearth Of the desolate home.
The circle is broken, loved one is gone,
Far away hath he fallen in LIES early dawn,
o, many the hearts that bleed for the slain,
And those that are scattered Der mountain and main
For the Angel Of Death is the warrior there
He fights for the foe on his fiery carl
He rides on the blast DER the land and the wave;
lie breathes the viclors, they sleep in the grave
The stay Of the aged hath from them been torn,
In sorrow they sink, or live but to
The embers burn dmly, the chill wind is sweeping
Round the widows lone dwelling, the orphan is weeping.
Long, long shall the lOn one, the loved and the true
Remember the parting, the last sad adeu.
Here, take this memento," he hastily said,
SIN the land of the foe may sleep with the dead,
Then cherish the shade OF thy lover that fell
In the din Of the battle. Farewell, farewell"
o, weep for the brave, for many a star
Hath fallen amid the wild tempest Of war
"A Daguerreoype An acquaintance states that while
taking miniatures of the soldiers Of the rendezvous
the Of their departure for Mexico he found il i'm.
possible TO supply the urgent demand though improving
every moment Of daylight week days and Sabbahs SO
anxious they to leave these little emembrancers with
friends and cherished ones, fearing, would seem, that
They might never return which sad presentment with
many, alas has proved too true.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
WM. Il. RYTHER.
OFF Emo. 2 WnEELERS STONE BUILDING.
TERms-To single subscribers, $500 year. To Com.
pones, and 10 those who pay in advance liberal discount
will be made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

SEPTEMBER Slh.-Worse and worse-there is
now scarcely well person in town. The Doctor
is completely worn out--and If we feel ever SO
badly, il is no use to complain, for the Doctor has
no time TO attend TO his own family | was start
led last night about midnight by the stroke Of a
riding whip against my window. listened mo.
ment without answering, when the window was
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
BY AuTEEOElITY.
E&.F
&lE.L
,BY THE PRESIDENT CT TIE UNITED STATES,

BI Tit rhtSIDtNl ur Int LMIEU SIhttS,
IN pursuance at an act ot t,r-rt>< trprn,
d un lur ro,ru,h G.y # July. l>l6. ,uutO,4
! AN net to nu!horh the ra>u.,.l ufWr UucJ
Stats To SOL. I.r u.nlI'a m.urr. ..r..s 90 Tie
S'nlrs If ulLo., AMI .iraau,a.. tI. Iclu;or,s
Of Mls.ol,.u and iowa. ST.. o,rd to cunlan lead
4 orc.' !. JANl.S X. POLK, raE,lraNr Of TIE
UNITE S-,TEs ,s ANEEr.,. do 1r,rhy declare
aud mnk' hn,wu. TIA! prau' sn.cs cf the lands
UEaETus".. NAH ..I" I.,.i >a.L uS ACCOUNT uP
III NILr'@LL l.. 40 ...N1> }. 'al.N. Wi be held
at tie Go@".n.IlontI ,ant o.l.r> III til" Sue Of
IhitFANSiS, 1T toe periods l'r, :,as.rr ary gna-
tel, t. ~r:
Atl.r LrrI Or,r =! BAiI>,-ILLE, com.
rncnc,u- Ca Mon.ay l.r nnonn'1 day Of Mrrch
next, FIR tie rt>ro,,, Of H.. r"hc .rnd, wIIAE
tie uuGrrn,l,iou.i ,owl>lurs. -:
N0yh ot H' hIsc I'm, oni w| = tic Llt Irinsi.
Ja1 msriiioa.
Township "i4o,ccn, Of rpng" sixteen.
Tow D,h0I5 uo-ircn and i"o'y,o Of range ae'-
ehtncn.
\, ,r Lrn' ON.c il: rANETrENILLE.
conn. my oa No0a,y, !hn ,~ ulv-> r'oI my
If Marcel I.N:. for l.".l>l '-.' uf ,.c Pub &c nIL3
w:!h.ai.. ..!ra"ut..u. town .'gs. to VII:
Norh @ ,tt ,a. iia. dgj Gss' v. III. + N Irimsi-
Jd mriiiuu.
Toau. IS a.a..~on a"L twenty, e rangs
-Ee,..
Iaa.-..nr:.al.ih, I'm l,.:onsoof.rhools
~. ..I.l.l.. '.".r purposes, "1.. b.'\tu."" ON
>o.: =. >.', '.. cnIoy garter r'o"+. Nfany)
covered ~ " ..l. or IN ,orl by those mining Iras,s
w;.',r >.a' n.: +" Gr.nra at"i by tlr day Lxct
Tor l.,.r..l r...... cement ut [. e.. SUES.
rrr.ru p,.ou cams W. mo-! be "'owr to any
# tic n.o,,r .rmis uui .i:rr the same >ha ! have
Itr,ii,.Irl u; public sale, an arron0" >uh"c!tC
prya... curry: iui r.. O. ,ai ,ani- warch c9uiajn
Il nrJaa ur uurs Of lead ore, a.lnrIy G,cncreI
and b,u- worked, wi. be- sold in slcA LEGAL sub.
diva, on or s. ,u..Ni>ogs. d, will iuc'uje such
min, OF mtuo>. "a! not .y:s t"an TWO collars AM
a;Iy c,u;, Iar acre.
The sale, viii each be keep, open rortw' weeks,
luul.sS Iac .auts are sooner Gl>pos ot) and no
longer: and. no private entries OF IanI in the
townships 80 Offered. vii he admitted until after
the expiration of TWO weeks from the commence
mcut Of sad >aIcs.
In farther cNncn,on Of the sail act. | havo
r4a>.i tic CJum.,,ou r Of he General L1ni
Office TO RUBBISH with this rrnramation, brief
dissertation Of the mineral regions in which these
.aus lie. aud Of the lands now offered for sale.
"tscu be has prepared from official documents
Hu. u.a.r means OF IutDrm1uon
Given under my hnni, at the city Of Washing
ton, this eght.r day OF September. Ammo Domn
one thousand eight hundred and iorty-slx.
BY the President:
JAMES X. POLK.
JA:.Es II. pHEe,
.4cting Commissioner orMs
General Land OEcc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20

NATAN DoI>. D,vlj's lnd-rbDn lax, Ba;0y',
w do do. Muse Paper, Guitar and r'.m
strings. Water Co.or<, Go1l ant Silver l."at'
Bur. Black. and Rcd Ink, Oats. Steel Pens
various coors Sealing Wax, rrrrumcry Of The
finest quo,ty. Aromrut Salts. a. ro.or< Of N"'''
Letter. and Writing Paper. Essential Ohs. u"'
OF Roses. Shaving, Trglo. Nat. Infant, PANT am
iiar b,usuns, Fame, Soups, Of ,nc most approve.
Eluts. for sac bv
W. Il. Il VI. MAYEES, Druggists
Fort Saith, Jan. llth, lsi1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
LAW NOTICE.

'ETIlE.ondcl ,nrd will ognn lurn his attention
I,iar arlc.or of The Law: his office viii,
for the present. b. IN the Court House. in :"r
losn OF Van Bu,"n, Crawford County, Arkansas,
10 tho room o,rnpeI by the S1rrE lie Will
nglnr.y attend all tar Circuit Courts, ia the IN
and l,h JuIlcal Circuits.
r. c. S. BROWN.
2f.h l7uu7rv. lSi1. 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
Medical .NG!iCc.

NAOCTOKS STENEN>DN X BROWN. hay.
aI ny a,<ocn,rI themselves in Iur prac,i," Of
UeiIrihc. NrIg'JU. 2r.. NOS, r,sN'rNU.V ten Ter
.ar.r Service, 10 the clu L.E> Of Wan l.Irnu. ana
Crawford cngn!y cuora.y. In cas.> where re-
n1ucj. l.rr ua.n..I a,.na.on VII, he given
wilton, aGu.rnaI cuorg'
uHce at SI",rn>,nN Bells Drag Store.
Dec. lg.h. lS4G.--lj.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
VAN BuRrx PRICE, crRRExr.
Salprfaa, Mlrei 20. M.
SETTLEMENT OF ADMINISTRATORS,
STATE or AKkANsAs,t
CJun'y Of Crartord. \

STATE OF AHHANsAs.t
CJumy Of CrartonL>
NOrlCE Is hereby given that the f,@p"lna
~ urmci administrators have G.rd their occoIls
for settlement aud r"ntrmaIroo, to VII.
John Vaughn, q, IN nl>traIor Of Lew B'rnhart,
deceIsci
JOHN &. Lutte, administrator Of IIarre.. Lite,
deceased.
Henry Ross, administrator Of Joseph Bc,.hrr,
deceqsei
George ". Posrhol administrator Of D"li L.
LoDn"y, deccpssi.
GrLs S,psner, administrator Of ii.roI w.
SON, dccas"L.
Ru>>cD Allen. Administrator Of DnnrI r.. II. ,.
is.rus,d
JOAN Rogers, administered Sn".y l"S@
dtccdSrI
john Il. r. Main, ad "tu.>tr.:or of Jua.- u.
Davis. drrc1yL
All pcr>,Ys In.rr.-, '.at.~ .".".o: o5 MY
Of the :,1o,r ,rcuu..-. .ar. n.r0, uo.a I"raa.
Drwar,i aui tie rA.,.t ooS n,ro!o, # any M"N
nave, ON or before To" next tenn ut l"' 'or: of
prnha,r, III anI for tI.r rora'' "i' rrmtmi. % ''
holden out.r Ii. ), 'Iuu~lry aApui D.>,.l iNl7..
or ,ney wri lo forever o,Ir.I i,ou ,ayr!tu- to
sad accounts, or any 'lran 'u'''"t.
\. Nri.EAN, C',rl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
NO ICE

rs hcrc'Y given that shall apply to thn noNt
aPrubqlc Court of Crawford county 10 b" h0""n
at the court house in sni coIuti Oh the first mon
day in Aprtl \. d. 1871 for IN order to 81, t..
fohowin. dr>crrb d tracts or parcels of anI h'-
longing to the estate Of George Norwood deceased
To wit: tho south east quarter aud the south west
nuar,rr Of the north east quarter Of section num-
bcr lmrtv 800 in Township number ten 10
north Of rang, number thirty l3O) west containing
eighty acres. situate, Iy!ngu ami beng IN the coun'
ty of Craw ford, in tho >lote of Arkansas.
ANUREW Couch.
Admir-. of Norwood, deed.
Feb. 81. no. 3 2l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20

4 Modest Request.-The Baltimore American,
| of the 23J uI.., says:
We learn from Captain Keene Of the schoon.
Pr E. A. Thompson, at this port yesterday from
Nassau, N. P, 7sh instant, that application had
een mede 10 the Governor of New Providence.
the person of Captain Buenaven!ura AraIjo, OF
be Mexican navy, for permission to fit out Il prl-
80 htec, to be manned by Nassau sailors, and that
70 Governor refused 10 consider any such ap.
icalon.
Capt. Arujo should have applied to ".he friends
Mexico in Massachusetts.
u: VI A dinner has been rendered 10 Grn'I Butler
BY the citizens OF New Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
Attenti tiOn!!!
WILLIAMS g. PHILIPS,
Van BuTen, Arkansas,


TIhvF Just opened at Their Store On Man Street.
f-c~h and we'll assorted stock Of gods, consist
ing part ot the following articles, all or any o
which they are pared sell cheap the elsaP''i
Dry Goods.
Bleachcd and brown shirting, Lowell and Georgia ns
naburgs, American French and AttakaPls coItonade',
plans chamJgcys, tSeCd., H. n'ucky jeans, salirrts
brown linen, may linen, French and scotch c'Iun-
krrseys and lnseys, rankin; Irish linen, linen aud
checks coutpn finnri; green, yellow, red aud
white hlnnels, budeye, Scotch aud i.usian diapers,
dama,k table cloths, canvas, fancy prints black and
white cAlcocs, glngh-ms, painted lawns, baIEornes,
Jar0uci, camlrc, book and swiss muslin, coIouTtd
cambrcks, paper muslin, cotton velvet, PLAN aud
hrm.sticLed hucn cnmbnc hGks. A. black and white
hct for Vcs scars, grass cloth, mi and ladies
cotton and wor,tcd hose, CgntcmuHs cotton hose,
worstrd bindings. tapes bouncts, buttons, h"oAs and
cyts, spool cotton, ,Cc DC.
varieties
BuTlIo aud horn tuck combs, horn and shell side
combs long round combs, line ivory, dressing and red
ding comb, whaicbonc pins and aaus, tooth, hair
aud shaving brushes thImbIos. stops and shaving
bo>r>, pa,teboards ,ohns and violin strnEs matches
aud match safes, percussion caps, stationary Sc.
Boots and shoes.
Infants kd socks, girls and L',s shoes, l-1ies slip
p'r-, hu,n.u. garter rol and Lru.au, mcrs Kip br"
rau, gcntimrns fine prggcd and sew ed calf boots
brognns, night sea- anu call boots, heavy Kip and mud
JJO.s.
Clothing.
l.ncn lo-om sl ris hlca.h,a and brown cotton me-.
sr, aud drawers. w,u..u NIT shirts. HT IN >rarl..
ya'nr.i,s h hIi,h >al'ru t'H back sh N,h,lN vests,
ro.',ua,. and gam.r.u pa .nd rn'I,. E.4'h Gr.,,
.U.0l r,r-,ta, ,uI t.a...ns u..,.u,ss cgat.:
HlrlwHr,.
Iaa 'u es ru! locks, sFH~-, >'.r-a's. Lr.d.r ,'s.
.ars, :, sheep s.'1rs, drr"l0- h'.Er-. lIi'h
.'-, ,orar' oh -,'i >rrnw au-I-, ia.a. jews harps
.'t aIa >'r.p -r, "".!s,T,w 'n.i,, u,L.s. rurTE
,ur-. rlo .uG Ir.-S sa.a,., tr.rrar. aua lrna I,r
rual n.p"a>, p'.a'th thn,,s, h'.S,> aud f"rns, ri.
pIt i ,- chest, ,r.payl, a" .1r,-, hand ~,
-aNc~ sue l,u-> .o'lu. nnd v"o 'a'G., l->r rasp,,
rl".r, Ia.', n..I save ant -'ara dos. trlr- chains.
a,us, Ir.u.a aL4 Im.'a'.0n lrrn'u ,-v'u.,.
CrOrkrTy.
cn~rwoo ,D.ps .uI ,lurrr,. vLrrn 4 nt aud gtrnt,
cups, sluO,s- breakfast an 1nu'r rt,s. cap plates,
DISHES. ,v'5> AND 1asus, ,l.1rr u1'Is, bowls, c"n.
mon aha g:1u {" rtsl,r,. Nna raluv other article,
'., uur. Go la.rtnu l.., cal. aru src % t."
'r.urlc ir>..A goods 80 and i-.r.> wrI not prevent
your pur,a. nL.H> ar" determined to ,vI.
PHILIPS & WILLIAMS,
OZARK.
EyAVE .os,or.rnI ,rr..rr s,o-o. wa.c- they oll,r
l,r.I0ron the >rmr' .-.'>.
an (, Ir.l I,.y l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
SUMMARIZES.

EpE,TNEp prr N." H>.". .ar" from ".
Ae Or. aG>
% s,cNs prime En r"ti"
} b1.s pune Hr,"n >I-ar
3 hDI, oIt Sugar
DO Batter Crrrkcrs
% boxes r.tr": Nla"
do Nrw York F:rrch
10 90 Sperm lu".r>
Do Pm. Ap. Iu..~'
do Western l. ~,.'",p
10 do Iur"~r d aa.li.A PowI.r Teas
do BHt.N do
10 DO Boston SOAP
3 BIS New Ark IL"
3 do CIDER
Iondon Porter.
For saIo by ". H. y " MAY .hN.
Fort Smith: N7rrh t. lNI1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20

FYERY BODY ought TO have one OF LTHdrsths
II Rir4l Register "a Almanac for l5I', contain.
ing lur eugrl,u.s, crvDE full and correct view Of
GrrL ming aud Flrm,ng.
Ja,t received and for sale by
". II. L VI. MANERS.
For, Smith NrrrI, 6, l-i1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
TRAY ii't.,.-..

.F%Al HH.:...
gpROK, 'o>" rrou a n--,o, ou |~,.n n,Hu.
sb l7ru. ',0ont rh' 7.n Of N.' nr >,'. .f
-r.v ho.,c. $40 mrl.> ror" ..n' .'>.. - Ir
years OF. -rlarr ON the i"rl u..'r. urrNl -.
short tail. rather drrh uru". "nu'# has ho"n
reached bn, lad ogHln growr ~ Il cou~Drrr0 dee
length Any person giving n'""ua"u at ;.uS
off % or to tine uud r>iLucI al TIE l.n.k AGnncy
VII literally rewarded. {. IERkINN.
March l3. lSl7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
NASIl " ANTED.

A LII persons lnir.tri to me. previous to Jann.
N Say l,:, Nl1. are respectfully invited to
caa, AMI sy.u" ;ly,r accounts. must have ny
Iu.~. v. Il. JOHNSON.
Fort Smith. I1ny. 93L lS47. 80.