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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
TIN. COPPER IL SHEET IRON
WARE MANDATORY.

The subscriber, worker in Tin. copper and
shaat.ifon. would respectfully inform his
friends aud tho public generally, that he has
removed bis establishment, corner Of Church
and Third Street, near Mr.. Gf4nafis's coffee.
house, where he will he happy 10 receive The
patronage If his ffiplds and The public ganeFs
ally, lie has Always on hand a fine assent
,nant If In ware, which he will sell as cheap
as can ba bought any where, whole sale or re-
tail. Cutters and Hpouts made and put up in
The shortest order. also hathihg tubs, large
oil cans. stevpplpes. all kind Of lin copper or
sheet iron ware repaired. All work entfast
cd Ia him will beeketuted ith neatnsss an
despatch
Oh 7 m |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
~CtNCtNNArt cAartNGH.

HEAI 81 SON
Have Just received the following articles
which they will dispose of At reasonable prices
" dos plain and fancy Hfootts
\ do patent rolling pitis
gbu lbs washing (saD sod"
100 10 aHlefatts
300 do spice
300 do Pepper (btaeh)
/ case stougftonz wine bitters
/ do psaente peppermint
| do olive oil
CUTLERY.
90 dog. assorted table and pocket knives
for sale.
DEAL and Sos,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES

The Undersigned desiring TO dispose Of his present
stock Of clothing, informs the public that BE- will seH
it at prices defgfag competition. Cal a. the "UH@
lad 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
REDUCED PRICES.

and we particularly solicit n call from the ladies aud
gentlemen Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, who may he
tn want 1T amy articles III oar line. all we hAk H. u
come and Judge tor yourselves, " before going elae
where.
SANUrR. HFss 4. Go.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
New Cash Store.
JOSEPH WETzLAtt'# ONE PRICE
Cash Store.

FaW FVH FIT "HH HTE ~ Whit Vt TFT
Hbnds ~ Clnthtne Is respectfully solicited,
$ The cd ek If s9otls is al ehtifs fresh one
nd will lie offered ~ very low rates for casa,
and Il will be an advantage - every one 10
aall before purchasing elsewhere.
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Gan also be hal Al n very low price by
calling At The ct ne price, Cash Store Of
Nov. gHttl-43 JOS. WHIAhAH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09

trtVr received NJ y. ~tarnli's fp" Cheap Rinrp:
A tnt IT fine Silk Muslins ahl Harpaes. lihbahs
aud t!tuvsa. These geeds will liz sgld n Auction
prices
atarth Vl-A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
BRUSHES.

BRUSHES
HAIR, Hat, Cloth, Powder, Tooth, Shaving
and Nal Brushes. For sale by
G.. c. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
NEW SPRING EOnnS

Spring and Summer Goods. consisting in part, Of Bar,
eges, 0rGandlcs, Tarletaas. French MtrAius, Artfici.
ais, Periurnnry, Sc, Sc, Which will he sold Mt the
lowest possible rates at the " one price cash slnru III
Feb, 1913 JOSEPH WETELAR,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
MATRABHEH MATRAsSEsi
manufactured 10 order

The subscribers arc now prepared TO ftFnish
mattresses At Inc shortest notice. CAL and
examine. Tmaf9q 81 A. BHAbFoHB Il 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
SANGER, HESS s. Co.

OH, SCISSORS!
A large assortment of Scissors. For sale by
mar29-g &C. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-09
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THlNGS1
SELLING OFF AT REDUCED pRICEa,

Being destrous Of reducing our present extensive
stock ri dry Eh~ls and fancy attlclea. ready made
clothing. bouts, shoes, hats &c, WI have concluded
10 dtpose u our stock for the ensuing THIRTY
n An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10
Army lnfcllluelice.

Lieut.. Col. c. A. Waite, u. s. A. arrived at Plasts-
burg the Sd inst business. and left the SD
for his poet at Cincinnati Oho-hs head quarters as
superintendent of the general recratiug service for
the Western Military District His regimentthe Sth
infantry--is on the routs for New Mexico.
First Lieut. +. s. X. Russell, OF the mounted rifle
regiment who comma nded a company in that gallant
and distinguished corps, in the sanguinary battles CT
Vera Cruz. Cerro Gosio Contrsras, Churubuscf Che
pultepec Graa de- Eslan, and city OF Mexico, Is nav
short visit to his ana friends III Plaets
burg
Lieut. Palmer also of the Rifles and who dig ting as-
ed him in the battles of Me xico Is in THU CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

Doing an E1tensire Business Officer Watson Of the
LIST Ward arrested, yesterday, black fellow by the
name of Charley Williams charge of stealing one
barrel and two half barrels Of lard valued at $40 the
property Of Justus W Bates 2l1 Washington St; and
likewise IL barrels Of flour worth S46 the property Of
Samuel F. Roberts, so Waterst It appears this negro
has for some time past been in the habit of visiting the
dock along the lower part Of the city, and wherever
be lot of lard barrels of -four piled upon the
wharf he would watch suitable opportunity, engage
cartman select out certain quantity, place 1t on
the cart in the middle Of the day. and drive of with
much composurs as If the rascal the real
This property he would carry OF to dieren grocery
stores and at reduced price Thus this negro has
been doing quite extensive businessIin this line until
Saturday last when he detected in selling the lerd
to Richard M'Carty, who keeps grocery store at No.
&c Trinity place, in whose possession the lard
found by the officer M'Carty also arrested on q
charge Of buying stolen goods, and held to bail to
answer Five barrels of the flour sold by the ne
gro to Ackerman s. Hallepbeck in Duane. street,
for 81 70 barrel. The negro was locked up in the
Tombs for trial by Justice Lothrops
Case of Reuben II. Withers-The charge preferred
against this young man, Reuben b. Withers for q
dangerous ault with knife the person of VIM.
OiBriep, underwent, yesterday, partial hearing. -
Two OF the witnesses nderwent cross examination n,
but nothing elected that went to show different
state Of facts than what already sworn to. The
will be further heard Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10
Naval IptelstUence

Commander Buchanan, U. s. Navy arrivsd here
yesterday from Baltimore, and took lodgings at the
National Hotel. We learn that he is or, special duty
connected with the selection of site of ghthouse
the coast.--Norfofk Beacon. Oct97th
The u. S. bark Robert Merits, Cant Pace lac.
New Orleans on the 25th ult for New York nd U =
steamship Virginia Capt. Breath and u S. schoon .r
Eufals, Capt Davis, for Philadelphia ard also the
wi over m nj sforea ~ '~S''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

A Van wormer a lawyer at St Charles, Kane Co
III was recon ~ tsrred and feathered, and then
ordered to leave the village by gang OF persons who
charged him With getting up usury lawsuits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10
Board of Supervisors,

SPECIAL observation-disclosures Fra kiln in the chair
The minutes of the preceding meeting read and
approved.
Bills OF the various officers attendance the courts
we're resented and referred.
Communications One from the State Comptroller,
in relation to the mill tax Referred
The Ne,c Court ooms-Communcationfr from the
City Comptroller, asking additional appropriation
Of $4,000 for fitting up and finishing the additional
court room in the old Aims House On motion Of the al
derman of the 18TH the commu nication sent to
the Board Of Aldermen.
Petitions foom various persons for the correction Of
taxes. Referred. The Board then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10
Railway inteHiCcncc1,,

YORK AND CUMBERLAND RA,LRoAp,-This Is a new
road projected in Pennsylvania cfoyn York to Harris
burg. The stock Ia already taken. and the company
will be organized this week. Go ahead. nothing like
easy and rapid communics between different places
Increase OF SIZED The Buffalo Courier isinformsd
that the officers Of the several railroad companies be-
tween that city and Albany TO hold meeting on
the llth proximo for ths purpose Of arranging sche
due for running dur'pg the winter, and also to adopt
measures for shortening the time Of running between
the two cities.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RanwAy.-The engineers of
this company b<ve decided on the knoby route, Ton
the Virginia dde of the Potomac) west of Cumber-
lapd.The knoby reute is preferred though the most
expensive first cost by S32000 as the shortest of
least curvature, cheapest to maintain least expen
sve o- transportation and therefore cheapest in the
end,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

FANNY WRIGHT AT Cause.-The editor of the
Cairo Delta has seen the elephant he has con-
vCrssd with Fanny Wright during her stop at Cairo
landing ard he thus desc ribes her Mrs. Wright Ia
q very tall woman and possesses features As mascuns
her general appearance. Her hair Is Hinged with
grey and curs with stiff angry kind Of air, over
forehead in of ITS pee uiarites, being
neither high low, broad or narrow she occasion
ally warns with her theme and graceful and
pressye gestures but even In her most enthusiastic
Expressions she exhibits decaoy in touching rude
ly upon the opinions or feelings oil those In hsr pre-
aae-but at all events she Is old enough to be vel!
Acquainted with human nature for she exhibits this
Kind of knowledge in almost every remark. Mrs. w
is no doubt female, but there Is nothing OF the ~o-
ma n about her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

ADvIcEs FROM CALIFORNIA. MIR. B. Chouteau
arrived q, Santa Fe on the 18th OF August, from
California. He left en- the 4th of July. Mr. c. re-
ports that the Amecioan troops stationed at Fort La
Paz we've attacked short before he left by alb nut
eco So1orians and that the Americans sixty in nuG-
ber) we're obliged fall back upon the fortidcatons
No INST Of killed or wounded was received, and the
bat No was not regarded as a very important affair
The New York volu nteors were not satisfied with the
county and most Of them were expected to return.
Angeles to San Francisco. The bands Of robbers
were made up OF American deserters and Indians,
and SO formidable that the troops sent out to
hunt them. Mr.. Chouteau reports that found
two pieces Of virgin gold near San Francisco, Califor
MIA worth $4,000.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
 And Printers Furnishing Warehouse.

No. IF, CANAL STREET Row. TYRE under signed beg leave to announce to Pub A fishers and Printers. that they have established a complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut 10 order by workmen oflong experience, and, as no ex- pense spared to obtain the handsomest faces and to perfect t in every respect will venture o say # will be ound as handsome, if not the handsonesi in the United States. We have also very hand some assortment of FloweIs and Job Letter of the latest style to which would cali the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured by us shall be Of material equal if as we shall sell Type at New York prices. We trust to mee, with encouragement
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass RuIe. and Type of any magnitude, with prompt ness we wouid also passieaiasay cal the atien. ton of Printers to our Leads having an entire new set of moalds, by which we are enabled 10 far- nish aperfeet article. We are also Agents for the sale of the Napier, Washington and Smith Press es, which together with Glasses. and Cases, Com posing Sticks, Furniture, Ink. and every other ar tieIe required in the Priasing business, win be kept ou hand and furnished al manufacturers pfi- cee.
 Edifoss and Printers wishing io establish News paper or Job Printieg oiee will be furnished with an estimate in dsiAil for the same by stating the size of the p~f the particular style and qnanii- ty Of work to be executed.
 61- The rroprietors of newspapers who viii pub iish this advertisement six mouths; and send ra. per 10 our oire weekly wiil be pai for the adser. isefnent by purchasing six times she amount of af- Yertising bill in Type
 GREEN k Co, I7 Canal st. Row.
 August :. Isf7. S-6m. N. o. Piaayesas.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
NOTICE To all whom 1t may concern.

ETlHlS notice is to inform all persons concerned, N that Henry A. Enales, as sheriH of Indepan- dence ronnty and sx elieio collector of tie taxes thereof an inc first Monday of Novembef. 1858, al inc Court House door of said counly, exposed to public sale the northeast quarter of section three of township eleven north, in range four vest. for the payment of the State and eennty taxes theFeoa, for the year i53D at which time and pisee Caroline E. Pelham bought the same for Ave dclia'a snd elghty-six eeuts
 And that at the same place, on inc first Monday in November. lSli, Henry 4. Engles, as such sheriff and eollsetor. exposed to pablie sale, the north-west and soutb-east quarters of secton two, of township eleven northi,H range your west; when Caroline F. Prlham bought tlse said north west quarter section el land anu eighty acres ot the said soutlcast quarter section of iaud, paving for each trart f0Hr dellass and 6iiy-stven and half cents.
 The first tract of land herein mentioned wss sold as the property of James Armstrong, aud was rat- enfed to J. Campbell and sold as the property of William Murphy; and the reminding tract of land was patented 10 N. Staples and sold as Toensend Dlekinsons properly. Since which ume the said Caroline E. Pelham has imtermarried with Lloyd Magruder.
 This Is therefore to noiify al persons who can set up any right to the lands so purchased. In con scqaencs of any informality, any frcgularisy or illegalitY connected with such saes 10 show cause at the Circuit Court which will be held in Indepen dence county ou the fourth Mon lay after the fourth Monday in November l6lS, ct the Court House of said county, why the sales made as hcreinbcfcTe descrsbcd should not be eonfrned.
 LLOYD MAGRCDER.
 CAROLINE E. MAGRUDER.
 March '. lSt3-25-6w prs fee el6 ?
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
MONUMENT NOTICE.

A efectien q aMonanentin In honor of ths ofiesrs and soIdIeFs, who have fallen in the Msxenn War, arc requested by the Monument Ccmmisfee, ,te pay over the same without delay so the Treasurer; and forward Report. or tho subscription upon which the money was collected, to Ccl. L. J. RearSlon, Secretary of the Board
 The above notice is given, because asaf6eientsum has not yet been rcceived by tho Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal to Arkansas, of those who fen nj tho battle of Bacna Vistai and also because the Committee drsiges to know the amount that has beNn raised for Monu- ment purposes.
 A. E. THORNTON, Treasurer. Little Rock, Nov. 24sh, '47.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
MAP AGENTS WANTw.

TTsHE subscriber wishes to eppge in me 1 his Maps number of young and m'an. men of moral and business habits, n - '.. agents. Having completed new and g,s proved editions of his Universai asls.. .....s .s f.ree Map of the World, Reference and p,s'si, . i,. ef the United SiaIes. National Msi. q lls -. Stafes---siso, variety of other Msps, - several Maps of Mexico, 'he subscriber - - to furnish ageais, for cashr al the 'oseA prices. Add:ess, .,,~rurtI.
 Northeast corner of Market s. s's
 Streets, Philadelphia
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
SlOO REWARD.

n < RUNAWAY or stolen from the subscriber, Mu on the l7th of Jnly last, Negro man A named Michel, abont 27 years old; dark M completed. good frobt teeth, . scar on his breast said to be burnt by fire, and has scsss ssga of the letters .M. B." on his left rsimP.
 twenty Dollars reward will bs paid for the boy; CT, One HaaAsed for the boy and the rogue It is thought, hc wili not swa lnE name
 MATHEW BECK. Beckyi:ie, Carroll coaaiy, Miss. z2-2m
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
Z~pEu9-HEs

YTvHE subscriber, agent for H. hafs,l5
 continue the formers bnsiSess .' sas - '. on Main. near Markham street, and Iseg sscsX Iy on hand fali and well assorted sleeA s. s..s ries. Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, hsfd3s.s, - - &r. &c, ali of which will be sold low io' ,..r, . highest market prices ~iil be paid ief ess dace. as beef hides, Peltries, besswax' Tr M
 - iy-lp Little Rock, le41.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
CALL AT JEFFRIES,,

YsHF subscriber has just returned from New Or 1 leans, where he purchased genteei stock of goods wares. and merchandise. of this Springs im- portations, and now offers them for safe at kis old stand, north room Tn Aldrieh's corner. at perhaps lower rates for cash, the produce of the country, than the same style of goods has ever before been offered Tn this market. He would respectfully so- licit share of patronage from his old friends and the citizens generally.
 C. L. JEFFRIES. Little ho:k, April 2s, is 7. s3-Iy.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

TTNHE undersigned, having purchased of Messrs. 1 Newton, Chase Co.,. their entire stock Of goods. have removed to the Ware House recently occupied by them, where we are now opening large and general assortment of Dry Goods. Groceres, Hard ware, QueenswaIe, Iron, Nails. Castings &c &c which we are offering at very reduced prices ier ]CAsH.
 I'D. MERRIcK, & c. Steam Boat Landing.
 Little Rock, Sept, 20 isi7. n.--6m.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
Nv GOODS.
HHware and Cutlery
MON GOOD THINGs!N

40 CA1 Fresh LobsteIs, EHlC a !" Peaches,
 40 < Cove Oysters,
 72 kcs and is boxes small Sardines: Herme,ic@ sealed Salmon, green peas, codGsh, strawbeuixpsc lobsteTs, onions, walnuts, kc., eurrie peW, Prestons extracts of lemon, rose, va- niila and rheg,ims juice, thue lemon, strawberry and pine a)e syrups, dried Canton ginger, pine apple and lish dairy cheese, tongues and sonnds, sweet ehoelaie. Schneider and Harp champagne wines, supor Irish and rye whiskey. 10 years old; cherry coal, eranberries, prnnes. pure ground black andle Cayenne peppers, white wine vine gar, No. laekerel, fresh; family herrings with the roe; imp& and oalootg teas of superior quali- ty, &e.,
 Just rs<ped and for sale at reduced prices, by
 W. P. OFFICER Little Ek. Dec. %, lsi7.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

From Napoleon nn1EOath of Arkansas ni.
 yer 4o Little R t, Van DuTen, Fort
 saith nntrort Gibson.
 YNlfE Iigks drauaht hners WILLIAM ARM N STRONG. MEr1M and SANTA FE will run regularly betweens above ports for the con ycyance of freight an4zsengers--t Wm. Arm strong and Medium, lesn1 Napoleon on Mondsgs and a1RrAdags at 3 oSrk, A. Ms--Returning will leave Little Rock on 3e days The santa Fe will connect with these bd at LittIe Rock making re- guiar weekly trips fro Little Rock 10 Van Buren and Fort Smith, andltending her trips to Fort Gibson when the watss Ill permit.
 Passengers aud shiF's may rely upon iiis be- ing aPermaReut arranpent, and that their iFeights viii Dc conveyed throh with csrtainty and de spsteh. and at the low customary rates All the boats arc in good, soueondition. aad handsomely fitted up for the secotedatiou of passengers.
 A. HAYS Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 GREEwOoD& & Co, ,Ag'ts, N. o. Dec. 13, ie47. l4-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
Cod,y's Lady's Book aud Family Masarin,

The oldest Magazine ia the United States, con tans monthly sixty pagrs of reading matter, by the trst writers ia the country. twelve more than tie New York magazines. Two splendid strei eRgrav- ings, an uudeniabie authentic colorcd monthly Fashion plate, Model Cottages and Churches, Chochet Work, and other matters, for tho Ladies' all illustrated and well explained, &c., &e. Price for one year, which includes the Ladys Dol lar Newspaper, making three publications in one month, g % I've copies without the Lady's Dollar
 Newspaper, s st co Five copies with one to the person sending
 the club, a as 10 co Eight copies, I5 % Twelve copies, 20 % A specimen of either the Lady's Book, or the Ladys Dollar Newspaper sent to aay person pay. ing postage on the request.
 Address, LsaA. GODEY,
 No. lls Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
PRospEcTus
FARMER and MECHANIC,
 WREKLT PIPER.
YnInnI.n {.


 (tenarie toyes. Meae serieS. toi Al io rOnHsence
 1aR. 6, lslS
 tiE pnrpose cf tlis paper Is to asEord is readers N an aeenrate and reliable record of the pgogress of Arcuitnrc. Manufactures and tlIe Arts; 10 sng- Eest Improvements or describe snct as from time e tune may be madc-to stimulate the spirit oi tnveH- ton and enterprise --to siisseminaie such usefnl knowledge connected with the industrial pursuits ot the American people, as wiil enable the intelligent workman Co cCmmaaa fhe patronage oi capital h. seai of b'eotningiis subordinate and ssTvile depen dcnt IIs oblect s, especially to benefit the work ing classes. not by poli'ca combinations ov special associations. but by giving such information as will enable it's readers 10 manage basiness their account if any te oppressed with the arrangements nndsT which they are placed. h reference to this nhject. in addition 10 te regular Price Carent and Cattle Market t will receive and publish from iis numerous correspondents information asiothe sale. prices sI.d demand for such manufactured wares As can be produced aismali establishments with ini- tel investment ofcsssital
 Invenicss Siil fsl in it's columns an aHthentic weekly list o unM Patents direct tom the Clerk of Inc Patent 0ticr. And while it is favoriie fncdi nm wih PA,enlees Tor advising theil Improvements. dealeaTs in Patent Rishss will find 1t indispensable to the prosecution of their business.
 In addition 10 its peculiar departments the paper Fsss contain Snsnm1vy Of News. the Reports aI the American institute, and such choice moral and teiigicus readings as will make it welcome aud safe visitor in every family.
 This paper is prinsrd weekly. on good paper, em- bellished with 7hyee Hgndrcd Engraviugs, and con taining weight columns of closely printed mat ter, at
 Two Dollars per Annum in Advance. ej- Postmasters and others may retain TWENTY. per cent all cash subscriptions they procure All CoMNuNfc ArtoSs must D. poa-p1id
 ". H. STARR. Edisnr and Proprietor
 JOHN N SHEA RMS, Associate
 Editor and Publishing Agent.
 I35 Nassau Street, N. York.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
NGDH~M0-Ec.

ME 4e just published. and will be ready to W deiE on "Wednesday next, pamphlet of 75 pages, cfo: Containing list of Forfcits Lands, subject be donated to actual settlers. under an actcf thfeberai Assembly ofthe State of Arkan. sas, entle "An act 10 donate to actual settlers te right os aState to certain forfeited lands approy cd 13rd keiaber, lsio, and other acts suppieinef. tary theS
 Prepaf al the A.aisssi ? Office
 HaviuSeea at considerable expense in issuing an editi4f this pamphlet, we have thought proper to securtccry right We sfs be happy to supply all demands for fl by oar datry friends
 RSPk-7S cents per copy or S6, On per dog. en. REARDUS & GaRfsfrT.
 Bann4pffee, Little Rock. 9th Sept, is47.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
DrssOf.uTYoN.

TTNHE partnership heretofore existing under the Il name and style of Nertoa, Chase { Co., is dis solved. by mutual consent. LUTHER CHAsE is fully authorised to collect the debts, and settle up the a la,rs of the hrm.
 Having sold out our entire stocS of goods tC Messfs. T. D. MEaaicK & O., the business vii be conducted by them, al our old stand. and we commend kem to the favorable notice of friends siid customers.
 THOMAS ". NEWTOi!,
 LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS. LAWSON. Jr. Little Rock, 10th SeptliSi7.