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Dist ibution OF prts -Inoney the eaeers crews
of . Honanas Richard, !" aud " Alliance"


ClnCUlAh.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
FIRST AUDITORS OFFICE, May IL, l84s.
SIR The 2d section of the act OF Congress- entitled San
for the feefo the heirs of John Paul JONES' approved
March e. 1913 provides for the payment ITO the legal rep
resentatves of said John Paul jones' and the officers,
and marines of The squadron under his command
being citizens of the United States, their representatives.
their respective proportions of the value, estimated by
Benjamin Franklin, of the three prizes captured by the
squadron under the command OF said JONES' and delivered
up TO Great Britain by Denmark in l7T9," &c.
In order to obtain the money which may be found due
The estate OF deceased party will be proper and
say for entitled take letters
estamenary of administration thereon where this has
been previously done; and file cer fcae thereof
duly executed which shall recits that evidence pro-
duced which satisfied the who granted said letters
thatths interstate, with relation whose
said letters issued the posun of that name, who
officer, specifying his Iankseaman, marne-on
board OF vessel OF said squadron, designating the ship in
which he served; also, that he citizen Of the United
States And further, when letters Of administration shall
have been taken out in any other State, Territory district
county, than that in which the party resided the
of his DEATH should appear that they taken
by, the instance and request Of the widow
kin the decedent for want thereof then by the
Of creditor of his And II any officer
man, or marine, who served board the Bon Honime
Richard frgae Alliance, be living, he should submit
with his application, whether it be made person
attorney evidence writing that will satisfactorily prove
that he was such officer, seaman marine. And when
any party entitled shall wish to act by Attorney he should
acknowledge the power that he may wish confer be-
fore notary public other officer authorized lake the
acknowledgment oil deeds, whose oic a character shall be
certified by the clerk OF the county, under the seal Of his
Office or otherwise coniormably to law
WIN. COLLINS,
First Auditor.
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N0ticc 70 FT6-6Nnpt1oh CIaimahts
Every person entitled the right of presumption any
the lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated is required to establish the to the
satisfaction OF The register and receiver of the proper land OF
ce and make aynent therefor practicable after
seeing thus notice and before the disappointed Tor the
nelcen,cnt OF the public sale of the lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Comnissionsr ofths General Land Office.
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stationery, Printing, and Binding.
NV DrrAarxrNr, May 29, 1913.

Navy DKrasrxxNr, May 20, Isi3.
r,FPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS w,l' be received
lGlock D. m of Wednesday, the 18th day oil June nex',
Sr furnishing all the sIatoneIy ana executing an u'e
r,snt ana irs several bureaus for the year CON
mencinX the first July, 1873, and ending on he JUN june
the articles furnished and work executed, must be OF
hs bs.t qualify, delivered without delay when ordered
t ~ The satisfaction of the head OF the office for which
new are required If be required, each bidder for STA
to1ety furnish with his proposal sample Oh each
arc To insure uniformity the proposals. blank forms will
~ n,nished those disposed TO bid and no bid will be
Considered n conforming 10 the d zen nd ana n
bb more Than price is named Tor any one article.
Bond suie'G a, esecnon Of The Contract vii be
reonired the person persons contracting The author
izrd name OF The sureies that VIII be gwen as
lso satisfactory testimonials fulfil contract must ac
company bid, Otherwise At viii NOT he considered
The de pameut reserves To itself the right OF ordering
quantity Of each and every article contracted
ior a, the public service may require.
STATIONERY.
Wriiing paper Of linen stock.
8 resm. folio posi- blue or white ruled, per ream
10 realms owea& hubut's superior blue laid foolscap
weighing nor less that 10 lbs per ream, or oil any
other manufacture of equal quality, per ream
10 reams SoulhWorh's extra supertne Oolscap, wove
blue or white, ruled, weighing not less than Is lbs
per ream. or of any other manufacture Of equal
10 realms ouhwoh's Congress extra superine quarto
ros, paper, blue white, ruled, weighing not less
than lbs. per reani, or OF any other manufacture
OF equal quality, per ream
20 eams Je,sups first class quarto post, or laid
blue white, ruled, weighing lbs. per reain,
of any other manufacture OF equal quality, per
4
30 reans Palmer, Smith. 81 Co.'S extra superfne blue
quarto post, ruled, weighing 81 lbs per reain,
per ream
30 reans yellow buff envelopng paper flat, per
Team
10 reams best white envelopng paper, smooth surface,
flat, by % inches, per ream
5 realms note paper, gilt edged, per ream
dreams copying or tissue paper 9uar'o post per ream
10 cap
5 reams best French quaro post paper, ruled
$50 sheets bes, tracing paper, 40 by n inches per sheet
3 reams blotting paper, royal. per ream
$50 sheets best drawing paper from medium TO antigua
rian, per sheet
500 sheets of parchment best prepared, IA by 49, per
sheet 1870
so dozen cards steel pens 0he department to have the
liberty of selecting from all tue different kinds maj
uiaclured, English or American, in the market,) IL
on card, per dozen cards
100 cards Perry's pens, assorted, per card
gross Damas pens boxes With one dozen hold
ers, per gross
4goss OF any of Jos Gott's pens Gin boxes) the de-
partmenf may select, per gross
6cards engineers pens, per card
&c litnographc pens
4dozen quart boies Maynard & Noyes black ink,
per d )zen
dozen quart bottles Hoover's black ink, per dozen
I =" g 90 blue ink,
8 best London copying ink, Ar.
nod's or Tenys, per dozen
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MARstaAL,s SALE,

TN virtue OF writ of feri facas issued from the clerks
office Of the circuit court oil the District of Columbia
Tor the county OF Washington, and to me directed shall
expose public sale, for cash. TbV sday the 18th day
oi May next, III o'clock. before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property viz All that
part of the lot oil giound number TO- in square number POI
Of the city OF Washington, with wo-sory brick house and
oter i'm povements thereon now in the occupancy of VIM
Bowling; the said part OF lot fronting the south side
street, north, nineteen feet and eleven and halt inches
extending from the northwest OF the lot eastwardy
ing line of the lot 30 feet wide alley being
the property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
aud E. p. Pearson, executors Of Robert f How VIM
Bowling dated the 18th Of july 1895 Seized and levied
pom property OF William Downg and sold satisfy
udcias No l92 to March term, 1886, in favor of William
Lee, of Robert G. Buckley.
.'I ri ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April l9-dts Marshal OF the District of Columbia
ht The above sale II postponed tin Thursday next,
25ih inst, same hour and place. -
May 10 A. HUNTER, Marshal
0J- The above sale L. further postponed TIL June
Sth next. same hour and place
May rs ira A. HUNTER, Marshal
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THE American Quarterly Register and Magazine
conducted by James Stryker-Tbis valuable periods
cal is Just issued from the press of E. c. u j. Bddle OF
Phadelphia 1t may be had the bookstore the sub
scrbe. who is the agent for this city, and who will receive
subscri and deliver copies all that wish
..u - fa... .H WILLIAM M. MORRISON, "a
Penn. avenue, Washington city. ri
DO For the character and design OF the work. reference
also made Hon. John A. Bryan, opposite Wizards Ho
tel Pennsvlvania avenue June 3-2awtf
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass No. 3,
Saturday, June 2th, ISIS.
ID. PAINE s. CO., Managers.
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The paper for the above . be Of the best qualify
Book. .cork printing paper ll-
DO do for BREWER
For presswork and paper, per token, for royal
DO do do for medium
BOOK BINDING.
Letter books per volume
Record OF patents, (manuscipts,) do
Records for assignments, do
Received letters do
Books Qibrary) miscellaneous, do
EDMUND BURKE,
Commits soner Of Patents
MAY 3O--Iaw3w IIntel. and Nat Demokrat.1
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49, go prizes $l27.2l6
Tickets S20-haves S1O--quarters $5-eighths 81 30.
ID. PAINE ~ CO., Managers,
Alexandria, Va.
Nav
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| May ZT
lCOWLAND's LOTION, "A ceie brated beauilner Of the
Vt complexion, removing spots, feckles and al
unsghy eupt,ons of the skin, besides being delightful
and refreshing accessory the toilet
Also Rowland's kaydor, cold cream, fine soa ps and
every kind of perumery, hair oils and restoratIves.
Lubins and Bayy Bew's fresh and fragrant extracts in
almost every variety. rfi.a.tr Hts
splendid assortment of useful and ornamental FANS
consisting Of ivory, PEARL sandal wood, Chinese feather
palm leaf, &c. 800
All fashionable French fancy goods, suitable for
PRESENTS such porte-monnaes, cigar cases, smoking
caps, work boxes, fancy boxes, &c.
new and beautiful supply OF carved and plain tuck
combs in shell and buffalo horn, side combs, dressing
combs
Hair, tooth, and nail brushes. rae
Fine Paris kid gloves, Bajou's A]exander's.
An excellent of silk gloves lace mits, misses
kid and Lisle thread gloves, &c.
Also, excellent stock OF ladies' ornamental hair work.
orders tor which are taken and very superior
manner. ]. II. GIBBS, Fancy Store,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
May 25--6tif .taf1 = r
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n IRIS. BETTss sUPPORTERs.-These Invaluable
lN supporters for sale by McCLkRy u CLEMENTS
Of l4th street and Pennsy vana avenue
whom the genuine only be Obtained. The value of
this well known to the medical faculty and
require heightened statement they have been
in use many years, aording the greatest relief and
tort. Testimonials and books gratis, can be Obtained
above Of the most eminent physicians of the
United States Price Of the fine supporters vs. com
mon, IS.
CAUrroN.-Be that each instrument contains
directions with her signature ss none other
une. MIS- ohhhu DE- 10,
NAV I4-Iaw9w VI ~ IL Walnut street. Pbladelphla.
rIVHE HIVE AND THE HONEY BEE, by Richard-
i son, l vol, London. w 81 ~ ~ Ni3ff
The BseKeepef's Guide by Payne, vol London 4
MiIton's Practlcal Bee Kcepet, vol London.
The Bee Keeper's Manual by Taylor, voi London.
The Pests OF Farm by Richardson, VOL, London.
Turnip Hnsbandfy, by Jones, vol London.
The Cultivated Plants the Farm, by Donaldson, vol,
London. N.Y.
Geology applied to Agriculture. by Whitley. vol Lon
don.
Mans Domestic Poultry, vol, London.
Va,ix on FertzinR Land, vol, London -
Johnson Manures, I VOL, London.
The Sugar Planners Manual by Evans, vol, London.
Just imported direct by F. TAYLOR.
Maybe
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Wood and COal.

Wood and COnI.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office Of
~ the Clerk House OF Representatives of the United
States until Saturday, the first day of july 1873 IL
O'clock merdan for furnishing for the use OF said House.
one hundred cords of the bsst hickory Wool saving the
of the Capitol. '+-,F -. : arr H.s4 ~
Sealed proposals win also be received the time
and place. Tor furnishing humid red OF the best
ihracite coal well broken and sccned to be deposited in
the vaults OF the Capitol The coal he
ured and weighed at the the person furnishing
the same and to be delivered aud packed away before the
first day Of October next. u, |IrI -11sI1 T'gnO.J
Bond and secury to be approved of by Clerk the
due performances of the contract, W III be required.
~. IVY il TAO. j. CAMPBELL,
Clerk Of HOUSE Representatives of the United States
May 26-tiJuY.
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X. J. WALKER.
Secretary of the Treasury

CecreHTy Oh ulo treasury.
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Phadel-
phla Baltimore Charleston and New Orleans, and in all
other the papers selected print the laws Of the
United States authorized publish this Advertisement
April l8-dflzthJ nneif
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i
appropriations for such objscts have been
usually included in the general appropriation bills withon
dental OF the departments and offices the govern
meat and Tor other purposes approved the 18th Of August
the 25t day Of June for furnishing all the stationery
a list Of which is below) and executing all the printing
year COMMENCING the frs day q July 1873. and ending
oshed and WORK 10 be Executed mus. be Of the best qualify
and in tbs best manner: delivered without delay such
the satisfaction Of the Commissoae sA'
Bonds with approved security to be given by the person
ing may be this office. It is be understood by
persons propo.ng that the office is be at liberty
either greater or less quantity ofany article than spec
fed, according to its wants during the year
STATIONERY.
JVriting paper, hand made, of linen laid
10 reams OF folio post paper, ruled to pattern, satin
20 Dreams cap paper. ruled, satin finish
20 do letter paper, wove and laid, ruled per
Envelope paper envelopes, $c.
10 10 e ja envelope paper Saii per re fsam
do blouiDg paper
5000 envelopes, large and small, bnit
10 pounds linen Irvine
ao no o da ,s, gum arabic
5000 Steel pens ems assorted be,r quality
gross lead pencils, (hard and soh)
~ doze red tape
gross silk taste
pounds waters
Sdozen nt ed aaa black. D in quarts a''' scarlet
pounds lnda-rubbe prepared, Goodyear'so or others
do pounce
l dozen pounce boxes, ivory
/ biIslel black sand
dozen sand boxes,
l do penknives, blades, Rodgers u Sons
l do do 2,blades do
| do erasers do
l do inkstands, French pump
do ivory folders
do waller stamps
pairs paper shears Rodgers IL Sons, inch blade,
per pair t-
pairs paper shears, Rodgers Sons, 81 inch blade.
per pair
dozen scissors
PRINTING.
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]. w. MAURY IL CO.. MANAGERS.
$45,2S2a!
s Prizes of $4,000 are $4,000!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes.
Class No 23, for 1878.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the 10th OF
June. 1913.
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1000 large office waters for department SEAL per 1000
palerweights of brass, composition, or lead, per
weight a 81 e
60 quarts black sand, in papers, per dozen papers
4pounds lndia-rubber, prepared, per ib
PRINTING.
1900 copies oil Navy Register BREWER type, about ITS
pages on folio post, 3vo mostly iule-and figure
work. with blue printed covers-fohing, stitching
and paper incuded-per copy for l73 pages, and
per page for tue excess over l75 pages
Ncopes oil Navy Register. matter oyerrun into
quarto form, TO be half bound
10 copies Navy Register, TO be inerleaved and lain
lined. hall bound, with spring backs and marginal
induces
Circulars, paper included
IS reams quaro post writing paper 8, or pages
per ream, and per auire when less than ream
50 ream, oolscap, writing paper, l. 2, g. or4 pages
per ream, and per quire when less than ream
blanks, paper. faint and red lining, included
30 .ea, denny folio post 70 ,scap, quarto post, per
rea,n, aud per quire when less than ream, per
Team.
Bookpork. erclusipe of paper, vis:
Composition, per 1000 ems
rresswork, per token.
BINDING.
10 volumes OF newspapers, daily, per yearly volume
~ weekly, ui, or semi 1--WE ekly
per yearly volume
% volumes OF books. 12mo Svo., 4to., folio full
49, bound in calf. sheep, Russia, per volume
i volumes OF books, halbound in Russia, per volume
Blank books for records. &c, similar in form to
those now in use, which may be examne d, to be
no, OF the best linen paper, per book
~ manuscript letters, to be hali-bound as per pattern
~ per volume e.} 3f r0..s ~ ir
dices and etiered backs, per book s
Faint and red lining, ioolscap and quarto post per
=,
May al--law4w MAT. Intel.l
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Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Qnarters 81 80.
Certificate ola package of rs wholes l3O-shares pro-
| portion.
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[ vENrLEMEN'S Wear made to order In tho best
Wis - - - ''1'-.- - ="
nfoey's celebrated black French cloths
blue - "
fancy -colored French cloths
superior black, brown, and green drap d'cie
black French doeskIns :. gl-l1t + .s4
black and blue csssineres t. .. O.
fancy sing le-mllled ca,sirneres, new styles
PLAIN and figured black satin vestinxs ST.
rich-colored silk and satin
.. double English Narcotics - .t.l-4 .Ni ~
Also, Just received complete assortment of gloves ho-
aey clavats, pocket handkerchief suspender &c all
" which we invite the attention Of gentlemen wishing
'pf,ns supplies sl,5 sdi ylsi r. H HOOE g. co.
May IL
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$6O,OO0.
20 drawn ballots out of 70 numbers.
Each package Of rs tickets will ~ drawn numbers
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass No. g.
To be drawn in Baltimore on SATURDAY. June o. 1878
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NICHOLS Architecture Of the Heavens, VOL, Ed
:, lnbnrgh, riany engravings,
hichols Conem plations the Solar System, vol Ed
m6nuTgh, many engravings,
rfacucal Astronomy and Geodesy, by Professor Mar
Hen, vol, London,
don, 1917 e'' 80
aaSi9nome Prae:ique, par Franceur, vol, Paris,
Ppeooese, par Franc1ur, l VOL Paris,
henentary Illustrations of the Celestial Mechanics Of
1dtlace, vol, London,
,serguson's Lectures, L vol,
Hackay on Longitude, z vols,
Theiey's Spherics VOL,
iliuten's Mathematical Tables, vo
french Nautical Almanac for 1850,
prltsh Nautical Almanac for 1851.
imported from England and France together with many
Vher works of the same class of science, by
Apri IL +. TAYLOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-29
Invaluable Family Companion.

a. TX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
'0of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of the
Heart. and all Female Diseases 234 pages, % en-
cravings. Paper so cts; bound IS cts. Mail to any
part-postage l-2 cts
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders 81. Mail to
any part, so cts. postage. Inhaling Tubes, Silver,
perfect, SO SO, for all Ruptures Falling of the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back, and Chest; sen {
by Express everywhere. For Braces Support ers
or Rupture Supporters, give height from head TO foot
and circumference of person next the surface Just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods Ad-
dress DR.. S. S. FITCH,
7O7 Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb. "a, l849. lily.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-29
STILL MORE PROOF.

Darlington. Beaver CO., Pa, Feb. Is, 1899.
DR.. ID. Jdyne-Dcar Sir My little son, when abo ut
two months old. seized with 4 bowel mpaint.
1t continued for two weeks without intermisson, nd
Notwithstanding the remedies prescribed by respect
able Physician gave up the child victim 5 we
supposed, 4 fatal disease. But l providentally Y
heard of - Jaync's Carminative, efectua ure
for bowel complaint, and mm ediately despatched a
messenger to town, seventeen miles off, for bottle.
By the of his medicine, less than thirty six
hours the disease checked, and by its constant
for few days, the child restored to perfect
health Shortly after this, there occurred a similar
case in one of the families OF my congregation.
prescribed Jayne's Carmnative, and the result
speedy
The same child, owing to expos uEe, when recently
coming up the Ohio attacked by that horrib e
malady the Group We landed in the night at Beaver
Point, and when our fears alarmed lest the
hoare sepulchral cough the forerunner of DEATH
gave him teaspoonful of your Elk pectorant, and
applied liniment to the throat and breast and
before many minutes Lhc hoarseness was gone, the
child breathed freely and slept sweetly- Owing to
these circumstances it cannot be wondered at why
have SO high opinion of your medicines, and why
advise every ia mly to keep them on hand ready for
any emergency. Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR b. BRADFORD.
Pastor of the Presbyterian church, Darlington, Pa.
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold agency by
X. STEVENSON, Druggist,
Van Buren,, Arkansas
WI. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists
NIL Fort Smith, Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-29

Will be perceived that the peculiar nature of the
subject gave rise to very many difficulties which
not experienced in ordinary works ofart. The group
ing OF 80 many figures in u manner where a reference
to favorable positions for kenesses necessarily inter-
Tered with those which would hav produced a more
pleasing general effect, formed serious obstacle in
the way of the Artists who engaged upon the
work. but one which il is thought they have happily
surmounted--at least to very great extent.
The magnitude of the task will be still better ap-
prccatcd when it is borne in mind that all the heads
have been accurately copied from Dagucrreotype
Likenesses, which in many instances were not to be
procured without great difficulty and expense.
The details of the Engraving also copied from
Photographic pictures, that it 70 hazarding little
say that the fidelity of the entire work admits of
question.
The intended to be represented far as il
was practicable, is that which took place the oc-
casion Of the retirement of Mr.. Clay from public life
in 1912. Very nearly all the members of that session
are represented in their appropriate Seats while in the
lobbies and gallery are many persons of distinction,
exSenators, Members of the Cabinet, prominent Rep
resentatves from the Lower House, and others intro.
duced as spectators.
A few slight anachronsms have been Intentionally
committed, Which contribute to the interest of the
scene without materially deractng from its historical
accuracy.
The Steel Plate which is engraved in the Mezzotint
style, measures thrtytwo by forty inches, and is
OF the largest ever executed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-29
Auction Sale of Goods.

IAVlNG determined to dispose of the remainder
Il of the stock of Goods, heretofore advertised by
me, shall offer for sale, public auction on Iues-
day. the 1lth May next, in the city of Van buren,
the balance of the stock ming on hand amount
in value to bout three thousand dollars: and con-
slstng OF great variety of useful goods. country
rchans, traders and others particularly desired
to attend the goods will positively be sold without
reserve. Terms for all of ten dollars and under,
the cash will be required; that amount and un
der one hundred dol lars credit of six months; and
on all sums hundred dollars credit of nine
months will be allowed, by the purchasers giving
bonds with approved security. ,
JESSE TURNER
Van Burn, April 20, I84S II-2.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-29
4 DistilIcry for sale.

TNOR Sale, al my residence, near Evansville,
u Ark, the complete apparatus for Distillery,
namely; l two hundred gallon STILL one hun
drcd gallon do Worms, Tubs, &C., &c. These
things all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and do not intend 10 uso
them again, | am anxious to sell, which will do
on the most liberal terms. am willing 10 sell OH
a credit where the purchaser will give ample lend
and security.
n. 3. DENNiNGSBURG
Evansville, Jan. /. lS4S.-47-lf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-29
For Sale.

n ME subscriber offers for sale his DDeAing g
Il House, Store House. and Ware House, on Water
street,-formerly occupied by S. & G. Turner The
above property will be sold low. Any person wishing
to purchase such property can now obtain bargain
For further particulars apply to Messrs. MORRILL, &
MAREAN.
LORENZO DELANO.
Van Buren,, Aprl %, 1913. lI-6.