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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
CITY LAWS.
An Ordinance concerning Auctionccrs
in the CITY of Van Buren,.

SECTION lot Be it Ora ned by Tie iIggor and Ailr-
Of lie CITY Of Van Buycn; That, when my person
persons shall apply for License to sell goods pub
lie Auction within the limits of this City upon his
paying the Recorder of the City the sum Of one dol.
lar his fee for such License; shall then be the
duty OF the Recorder to issue such person
shall be signed by the Mayor and countersg ned
by The Recorder-and be in such form the ayor
shall rect.
SECTION 2ND. Any person persons Obtaining
License shall pay into the City Treasury the sum OF
two and half per cent. the amount Of his their
sales: to be collected by the City Constable.
SECTIoN 3RD. Amy person or persons not complying
with the provisions Of this Ordinance, shall be fined
not less than dollars than two hundred
and ity dollars, for each day night they may sell
auction, conviction thereof before City Maris-
trate any hgher Court
SECTION Arm. This Ordinance shall be in force from
any after its passage.
ArPAoyED February Tth, Is 49,
JOHN b. OGDEN, Mayor
d. Dickson, Recorder.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
An Ordinance to Tax Steam and X eel
Boats in the City Of Van Ruren.

s SEcTIoN IsT. BE it Ordained by tde NJgJr and Al
dermen Of The City Of Van Buren: That all Steam and
Keel boats, landing within the limits Of this CITY
shall pay into the City Treasury according their
Tonn1ge: follows: a II boats Of ore hundred tons
or less shall pay or five dollars and all boats
hundred tons and less than one hundred aud
cents: all boats OF and hundred and fifty tons
and less than Hundred TONS shall pay tax ten
dollars: all boats OF and two hundred tons md
Of " elve dollars and fifty all boats Of and
two hundred and fifty aud less than three hundred
tons, shall pay tax of fifteen dolrs all boats of aud
over three hundred tons, shall pay tax OF twenty
doars;--ror each trip they may make TO this anding
aud any boats arriving at the landing ia this City
from below, having freight for any point the river
above, may 60 up and return and ony be considered
trip to TINS landing:
SECTION 2ND. And any steam Keel boats, making
regular occasional trips from this landing 70 any
point the river above, shall pay the boats
arriving this landing from below.
SECTION Bad 1t shall be the duty of the City Cor
stable to coect from all boats upon their arrival
the landing the levied in the first section of this
ordnance: and any person or persons as owners or
commanders any steam 'e boats not comply ing
with the provisions OF this ordnlce shall be fined in
the OF twenty dollars for each offence, upon
viction thereof before city magistrate
SECTION 4TH. This ordnance to be in force from
and after its passage.
APPROVED March goth, IS4S. ...
JOHN B. OGDEN, Mayor.
d. DICKSON, Recorder.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

'Ee have before US letter from a friend at
Ea:;evie, Arkansas. He writes that be has
Ling Of moment TO communicate, aside from
rsfOrmation there going on IN divine things.
ere has been Il wonderful shaking of the '.dry
Is" 10 that sectiOn--mnny additions 10 the
lches. But sad to tell, there has been cav
sior the spoils. Doctors frequently meet in
streets, discuss some mysterious texts of Scrip
+, and then separate none the better fer the
r0llsr. Christianity is a good thing, but OH
sd TO hear of christians carrying their little
as1ces of opinion to such extremes.--Chero-
|.1ss,vcafes
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
EntcrnaI Improvement Con
VGRlfQu,

On the list Wondoy in AprH nort, in
the city Of Van Buren will be held "A
Convention of delegates from the cou0-
ties Interested, to adopt definite plan
for the opening Of communication be-
tween the Arkansas river, aud the nor
thorn counties of tbs state and the
Southern counties, of Missouri
When it is hoped there will be nu-
merOus attendance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

TNRESH SALMON, in Kits, and in OIL, assorted
4 Gherkns, Ketchup all kinds, Just received and for
sale at w. II. q, NJ. MAYERS,
No !, Commercial Row.
Move mber 81, I647.-6-.
: EMONS, received by steamer Santa Fe, and for
Z 4 sale by w. H. 81 NJ MAYERS.
Nov. 27, l-47.--6
Genuine Quininc,
ENOR sqle by w. II. & NJ. MAYERS,
= No l Commercial Row, Fort Smith
Nov. 6, lS47.--6.-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
ROUGH AND READY MEETING

The friends Of GEN. Taylor, with
out Gistiction of party, are invited tn
meet in the Court House at Van Buren,,
on Saturday the 25th Of March next,
to adopt measures ior the election Of
the Hero of Bucua Vista, President OF
the United States and for the scIcr-
ton OF u " J ay!or ticket" Tor this
state
In topdering this invitation, by or
der Of the late Taylor meeting, to. the
friends Of OLD ZACH, | feel assured
that they are willing to step forward to
testify their gratitude to, and admlra-
ton of the soldier who has SO glorious
ly upheld the honor and interest Of his
country, and one mOerishablc fame for
the American Volunteers.
J.J DILbARD, Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

6HoEoFoEM.-This article has become the
4 important used in the medical science. 1t
bow becoming of general use. The following
correspondent in the Philadelphia Ledger,
!. TO be preserved in every family. But
We commend this great remedy. we must
iOn our readers against the deleterious effect
In indiscreet use of If. Several deaths have
|lcaused by lis improper use.
n came to the conclusion to try Clhoroform,
accordingly put about four or five drops of
article in one corner of pocket handkerchief,
inhaled it freely, and in few minutes the
ksi.uUn of the chest diIated, and began to
Eahe more freely and easily, which was soon
0Eed by copious expectoration of mucus,
in few minutes more was relieved from
kly symptom Of asthma. | retired to bed and
b very comfortably all night, and have not
any symptoms Of this disease since"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

Fg7UREE thousand fruit trees, from :he nursery Of
+ Briggs g Co, Ohio, embracing applelrocs OF
choice Observation-Disclosures cherrytrecs &C. 20 be
had by calling upon the subscriber
W. X. MARSHALL.
Feb 99th, Is4s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
Fresh Garden Seed
EBronoarEs

Z UST received and for sale by
81 Feb 26, 1913 d. c. WILLIAMS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
Notice..

7IE person who borrowed the books from the Post
Office will please return them as they needed
presbyterian Dscip and Constitution Of the s.
and oblige the owner
March II, IS4S.-4-tE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

A e1aGr1 THE steamer TRIBUTARY, Wa. Il.
v--EEl fCIAI TOR, Master, built expressly lor tho
zSsS5SSzSSyss Arkansas trade, will ply "a regular
packet between New Orleans and Fort Smith, and
all intermediate ports
The Tributary is new and substantially built, has
fine accommod tion,, is well oiccred, and numbers
foremost the cotton list" For freight passage,
apply on board or TO SCOTT. WHITE K co,
Van Burcn, Arkansas
March 4th, ISlS--3-ly. .. -
Notice.
TTNIE copartnershp heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the style OF Bcrthclet. Head
& Co is dissolved this day, by mutual consent H.
Heald having Withdrawn from the concern.
The business will be continued by J. Il Berihect.
Rob- NJ. Jones, who charged with the liquidation
Of the unsettled affairs OF B. H. & Co.
JOS. K. BERTHELET,
J. H. HEALD,
... s.I-r L. NJ. JONES.
CuocTAw NATloN WEST,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
Fruit Fruit!

CuocTAw NATION WEST, :
March /. 1918. 3-S )
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
Town E5ts and a Farm,

/ ME undersigned, Agent and Attorney for the
proprietor, offers for sale itc o'lnriug yu'uoll.
LOTS in the TOWN OF VAN BUREN, aud FARM
in Franklin county, viz:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

A MONUMENT TO VIM. PENN.-The citizens of
Reading. Pa, about to erect a monument,
with statue, to Wm. Penn. The materials are
TO be of native production, namely, Berks county
Iron and Sandstone.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

ALSO The Grn in franklin county, known os
/ the " AXE Place." comprising thc following lauds,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

Owing to sickness the above sale has been postponed
from the 2oth ebrucry the 27tb March, at VIII ch
time hope will oe able TO sell her.
HARDY HEW ES.
March q, ls45.--3-4w.
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NEW WINDOW GLASS FACTOug

The su' scrihers, with grea, expense and "a
have erected Window Glass Fsr,ory. altbat
y o. Ss'unenytls, Ohio, aud now have a in su
"es'iaI operation. Every thing about tie Fac.r
y Is tHliI aud inside a'leI The latest timprovena.
Their Glars is as..ened IN a revolving or vbfrj
oven, AID rsrrsd on iron rars, Though tiyr
tefl lsmperi.g l-er
The creates! paine are taken in Obtaining ..
very naiefIai-ani heir Jtotosr, being clio. ..
Wokmsn lley ihinE their glass, tor beanly at 60
or surface, Strength, temper, and fftntss, can,
- snrPasfed BY any other manufactured in tn,
United States.
They have new on hand about m, hops4a4
halt boxes, and expect to make from twelve q,
fifteen th1"aaHd half tox' during lhp yerr. Tb.v
are. Therefore, ready to Fl orders for glass 70 A.,
amour! or s.za, from ly 6 up 10 "a ~ &C lat.
es. Orders .Grsl received will he first filled.
Their Gloss viii - trarded-"J. q. .uorri.
c., HruirauiHs. Ohio"
Glass made TO order 'any szo or smounu r.
s11t notice, either common. don ie slserg.L .-
Imitation crown. Glass store AMI Office, No.2
No slh street.
y. z. Glass delivered on hoard or ho.ts fae Z.
rharg.. HUNTER, MORRIS K FOSTER.
S!.ua'nv..'e, Novantcr "A, I04g-7-Gt.
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SESSION enc STlTEsMlY FOR ISlS-q

". head this PfespeH % Session Ohio State.
man." We DO SO, because that has been the usuat
practice, ami every one al olce comprehpud4 '.
meaning. bu: as the length of The egiga;i
sessions are Irregular ara uncertain, which l.,
vents many from subscribing tor a session pa .--
suPPos'ng !. may oniy last few weeks whici r
generally declared to be the intention previou. b.
commencing, We have concluded TO chang a
term and propose our session papers f7r IN.
MONTHS. commencing on Monday the 4!h day O.,
December, la48, and terminating On Saturday ...
81 day OF March, ls49, One 4;h Of March be Q
Sunday)
Persons therefore sdhscrihirg 'or the Ohio St9.-g
man sLssloY PAPERS, DO so with an understand ID,
that they will he sent :or definite period. wa
90 tins without any increase of the usual ~.
Tor our session papers. We eadopt therule 81 a.
those who subscribe, may know definitely ,...
th'y are subscribing for Ii wi give US ar -r.
poriuniy OF furnishing ourreaier with nIuc! i.
Poriant Congressional aud other matter, pravrg..
to the expiration Of the term of three months.
ltis scarcely worth our while to say any t. .,z
with reference to the interest every person MI
feel in the meeting al the Capital Of our State t..
members e!ec! OF The approaching Legislature.
we shai.make every preparation to give fu
ana satisfactory reports, as is customary in to
Statesman, and at no period in the history Of orr
'"'V' rs u eFii more important that ever ma
s.ouid be thoroughly informed of what is done.
TERMS OF SESSION PAPERS.
Daily. per three months, $500
Iu'We'kiy, 100
Weekly, so
The above prices, always in advance }'arn a ,saat
reduction OF The iormer ers, hui the spirit Of tb4
age is onward, and what we lose in the reduced
price OF single pspar must he made up BY al
creased circulation. GE5-The Tri.Weckly viii
contain all the reading matter of the Daily.
As many persons prefer subscribing al once ty
the year, We therefore attach our terms for tho
yearly STATESMAN below:
Daily, per year, S7.O0
Tr-Weekly, 400
Weekly, 200
In all cases AGENTS are flowed the sixth sub.
scriber. Who will sct as such!
Editocs'w bF entted-to a Daily Exchange, who
viii insert three weeRs IL succession The a5ove pros.
PrciHs in J'aI, aud call GHeAiion 10 H. and seaa n.
me paper married. S. MEDARY.
Columbus, Chic, Nov. 1893"
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NATICE.

A petition was filed in the commissioners office
of Carroll county, at their June session, I84S and
will be for hearing at their December session. in the
same year, for the alteration of part of the Cadiz
and Lisbon road, commencing at the north side of
Joseph Pamer's farm, on said road, in Fox town
ship, thence south along the line between the lands
of said Palmer and John B. Moody: also, the lands
of Robert Mclaughlin and McGavrans to the Elk
horn road thence southerly to pair of bars in Da
vid Moodys lane in Lee township, to be as near
said line as a road be made.
MANY PETITIONERS.
October 81, lS4S-S-5t.
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Only ~ Cents per copy,
ANOTHER ARRIVAL,

The subscribers, having formed cc.partner.
ship, are now receiving and opening tin the store
room formerly occupied by E. Sinclair one of the
largest and best selected stock of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Queensnare
Leather, Boots, Shoes, Has, Caps, Books. DC.
that has ever before been offered in Carroton
As seeing is believing, therefore all persons wish
ing to do justice to themselves, by making cheap
purchases, are requested to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. As we are
determined not to he outdone in selling
Goods Cheap,
our motto being quick sales and small profits
All kinds of approved country produce taken
in exchange for goods. GEORGE SINCLAIR,
JOHN BRACKIN.
CarroIton. October, IG48-2-tf
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Estate OF AIexander J. NecI.

Notice is hereby gwen, that have been snuoin-
ted executor oi the estate OF Alexander J.. Nee!
ia's Of Carroll county. OHIO, deceased. All De
sons nd-utr" to said estate are requirpd 10 max
immediate payment, and those having claims
ga'nsi The same. 10 present them. legally proyer
Tor settlement. 10 George PUgh Esq., Of Now Ha
rs.urgh, Carroll County, Ohio, who is legally er
th7rz5d 10 act Tor me, within one vsar from this
DATE PHILIP STOE4R, Ext
November "a, IG43-7-3,.
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Estnte OF IEettY Rartonl.

Notice is hereby given, that have been appoin-
ted administrator on the estate of Hetty Barton,
late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All per-
sons indebted to said estate required to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same, to present them, duly proven, for settle
ment, within one year from this date.
ABRAM MYERS, Admir-.
November "a. lS4S-7-3t.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition will be presented
to the commissioners of Carroll county, at their next
December session, praying for an alteration in the
road leading from Augusta to Alexandra, commen-
cling at near the stone church in Augusta thence
the nearest and best route that can be had at rea-
sonable grade, to Bryan's bride over muddy fork,
thence the best route to ntersect said road at or
near Jonathan Roads southeast corner.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Novnnobpr 2 1910 Az
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fIITI.II-nlltItti

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GraaHrr oaf Cild.Br.A. n R.G Gt
rls. y. n.. seof fors, Jnsi Jali,als.
Me- Iai o. fs Ap'ifr.
Price TutHly-Gve CsLis.
TH's work cJrtHir, rrrrut.v tlseoyrred .nsrg..
'iun upon o subject u' the lfaIss' imr,riat.ts =.
y .rt'ca Itrr"n.. 20 tiose contemplating Mlfnsr
u Mi BE- found ol special value 20 thoss ,-i
means. health or other cirCun stancCs 60 net r..t
thrm 10 increase the nuntcr Of their family. vii
"ui great Inconvenience. suffering. or perh5ps
0l lie. A method Of syoiling these Troubles
dangers, Al Vii. frrceutly Discovered hy e re'..-
Ted French iny-irian.) is iuliv communicated ir' #
Nofk, ~ lr4t rry person may avail himself ol 10
once Eiihout cast. The heaHs Of prevention .
set ioI.a ere therefore within the reach Of al 2
process is ncw.sa.e. in,aiiabc. convenient ,iiar
and caEnOt iaJure tie health of the mosi deliCs'
CTCAUTiOELO
Some Spectator has cllrdestfn. ~ 'unla- gr d,
numel published au imitation, fbsarng ne sar o..
le,J which, besides Om'tiag raE Nlsr I-fp5f. .r.
PORTIONS Of IL, L-Fes The cfetu'ous out nf ID ...
DOLLAR, when tie price is TWENTY-T...
CENTS Tor the Eeuaihc, fhll and complete ~.
Copies of this WORK gill be sent in close ..
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ted States for twenty-five cents sent, post pa..
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street, New York
N.B. No Bookseller allowed to sell this work
November -, ls4S-7-Gm.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition will be presented
to the commissioners of Carroll county, at their
next December session, praying for alteration in
the road leading from the Carrolton and Georgetown
grade to Baxter's mill; said alteration to commence
near Tarrance Bran's barn, thence to run south Of
the old road until it ntersects the south line of Sec
ton nine, near Baxter's meadow, thence with said
line to intersect the road near Samuel Baxter's
barn. D. 4HANNUM.
November 5, ls4s-4-5t.
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EXECUTORS Sale.

The undersigned will offer tor sale, on the pre-.
misses, on the 29th day Of December next, the fol-
lowing described tract OF land, to wit: the west
hall OF the southeast quarter OF. section fifteen,
in township thirteen, OF range five, in Lee town.
ship Carroll county, Ohio. Sale to commenre a.
10 o'clock, A. NJ. on ssidi day. Terms made
known OH the day OF sale. e.
JONATHAN GOTSCIIALL, lr
WILLIAM G0fSCHALL, TX 49,
On the estate OF Jacob Got5chaIl, deceased.
November II, l848-6-5t.
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Sale Of Lands and Town Lois for Taxes

bS rowng s Of Lands and Town Lots within the county Of
Can6 denqueu for Of sie Canal County school,
RoJ Bridge Township Poor sehoOouss Taxes for yeH
IB47 with he interest penalty charged hereou including the
IL l948.
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HARLEM HOTEL,

HAbLEW HVTELI
In the torn of Harlem, Carroll county, Ohio,
SiT miles SoMh of Carrolltoa.
JaCOb Zones, Proprietor.
This House is large and commodious, and is fitted
up expressly for the reception of travellers, and Wis
tiers, to the Harlem Springs which are highly Gel
ebrated for their great Medical qualities Persons
wishing to pay visit to the Springs, will find prices
moderate, and every thing essential for their COM
fort and qualification.
N B The proprietor, being engaged in the Dry
Goods business, Peders, will find it their interest
to call at the Harlem Hotel June 80, lS48
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ROBERT SEARS. Pnhlisher
Estate Of Daniei swaney.
No. I2S Nassau street, New Yor

Notice is hereby given, that have been. ap.
pointed administrator on the estate Of Daniel Swa-
ney, late OF Carroll county, Ohio. deceased All
persons indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, to present, duly proven,
Tor settlement, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM DAVY, Admir-.
Novarhnr - IctQ-e9,
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll County, IS.
Auditors OGce, CarrOIIOn, oct. 92d, Is4s.

certify foregoing be coectst of Lands and Town Lots
turned Delinquent by the County Treasurer of said county,
Monday January 1885, for the Tax and penalty o84 and
The Tax Of 1913 annexed Notice therefore hereby given that the
whole of the several tracts of Land and Town Lots described the
foregoing List much hereoas will be necessary the Taxes
Interest and penalty thereon will sold Court House, the
of Caoon in said county Of Carroll the second Monday of nu-
airy by the Treasurer of said Col commencing 10 O'clock
M of said day unless the Taxes interest and penalty charged thereon
be paid before that time.
JOSHUA d. PATTON, Auditor Carroll County, Ohio
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rected as above. 6-8t
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CHEAP GOODS.
Ca merOn & KenhedX

Are now just receiving and opening, one of the
hest assortmenH ol goods ever offered 10 the pub-
ic, in this place. Their goods were selected in
Philadelphia and Baltimore, with great care, and
designed for this season Of the year. They have
a very general assortment of
Bry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
QnseHs'Oare, C@tiery, Shoes, Boots, SUE ksatssy
Has, Caps Sperm Gad TannerG Oil, Sc, &c.
They will sell the above orlcles for cash. ar sx,
change them for the ordinary products OF ths
country, at fair prices.
Believing "lhat short sett!ements make long
friends" they have adopted he rule OF settling
frequently with theiT customers,
CarroIton, October 90, I848-e-tf
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Bry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
SOLE LEATHER.

A large stock OF first rate Span,sh sole leatbe,
on hand and for sale, BY .5I -
SINCLAIR Il BRACKIN,
CsrroIlton, OoIobcr20, ls4S --2-u,
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COTTON YARN.

A large lot Of cotton yarn, Of the best quality,
Just received at the cheap store of
SINCLAIR & BRACKIN,
Carrollton. October 20, 1848-2-tf.
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Lot No. S6, in the original town plat of Car
roton, is vacant lot on alley, and fronting the
blacksmith shop of Robert Gould, 60 feet BY 100
back. Itisfor sale--cheap A. L. LITTELL.
June 30, ls4S- 3S-tf
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LOudOn-Ne /.

R. 7. S. Or. apt ofqr. A. V. D. e,
4 II 80 ePIne 40 29O sF
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
Boon, Talbot e. Smith,
EAVCTCE Mo

HAVING now received their entire stock, res.
pectfully invite the attention Of their friends and
the public generally, to an examination Of one
Of the largest, handsomest and most desirable as.
sortment Of goods ever introduced in one season.
Soliciting due proportion Of the business Of
the town and country, we assure those who may
be inclined 10 make their purchases of us, that no
exertion will be wanting TO give entire sutsfac.
ton. Our stock will at ell times be large and well
selected, and purchases made on the most advsn.
tageous terms.
With determination to do a permanent and
satisfactory business, our prices will be uniformity
~ low as any house in this Or neighboring coun.
ties will sell, either for cash or to punctual
customers on time, accounts to fall due on the
last day Of each current year and bear interest
from then until paid.
Beeswax. tallow, flax seed, hemp and tow linen,
sc &C. taken in exchange for goods at cash prices.
BOON, TALBOT L. SMITH.
Fuyette, NAV 6, lS4S.