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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New B

MULE FOR SALE. -
WELL broke good sized MULE. for sale sF&STA
IA low. Apply at No. % Nathez street; up Wy
stairs. myE kzRkA
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STEALING A MoNKEY.-Ollia Joseph was yesterday ar
rested by the Fist Municipality roee the charge of
stealing monkey from Loui. Fonrpn
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TREsPAss.-A. ID. Brunei yesterday examined before
Recorder Genos charge, preferred by Alderman Gil
quel of trespassing his premises. Brunei
before the First District Court
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SALES AT AUCTION.
On Account of Departure from the City,
Choice Furniture. Silver Ware Plated Goods,
China Glass &c & C.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN e. CO.

"WEDNESDAY. May 90 Isi9-Wiil be sold auction 10y
w O'clock the Dwelling the Of Apollo and Erato
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of gentleman leaving
New Orleans comprising part Mahogany Furniture made to
order, constin of Sofas Otoan Lounges Chairs Centre Elk
tension Dining Work Tables Sdeboard wing and Rock
Chairs Book Case choice Brussels Carpets and Rugs CURTAINS
Hagngs Prints and OH Paintings Mahogany and other
Besess Marble Top Dressing Bureaus and Wash Stands Chna
Cut Glass, Silver and Plated War; cutlery Chamher Se 0c
ASO...A we'll selected LIBRARY, and likely young NE
GRESS aged years.
positive and all business connected with the sale
must be closed within two days from date of sale.
Terms-Cash o delivery.
t1 The will be open the day the SALE when the
EIxxaa In
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| CARRYING WEAPONS .-Recorder Seuzeneau yesterday
fined MIR. Robert Raney five dollars for carrying concealed
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WATCH HM.-John Higgins arrested by the Second
Municipality police. affidavit of Mary Higgins charging
him with stealing a watch from her.
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NOTICE ToF1RElsENA AND OTHER CITIZEN

NOTICE TO F1RE16EN AND OTHER CITIZENS.
Celebrated Fire Engine Builder at
"A the No,lh has contracted to bnid Ma HfftNH
chine for Company of Sister City, which :. $3.50
machine, he has promised shall do ESEV5Nf
thing extra in throwing water (wishing to - "
keep of the links broken that keeps chained 10 the
Neythl vii! sertake e !sd FIRST Class rel fnished
which shall throw water. foot for foot wit this Northern
Machine To enable all to participate who feel interest
in the Crescent City being independent in this branch of
business they will find lists for subscribers at $40 per num-
ber the following Coffee. houses When all the numbers
taken the Machine will be commenced and when fin
shed and proved 10 be drawn for Gy LOTTERY, or by
any other mode the Subscribers may think proper.
THIRD MUNICIPALITY.
Nos. 1 to so inclusive. DEMO & SUTTON,
Spain and Ievee SITS.
Nos. 81 to 100 inclusive. ....... GEORGE BOYLAN,
Railroad and Victory st.
Nos. 121 to $50 inclusive. .:COSMOPOLITE.
St. Ann and Chatres st.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Nos. 18I to $40 inclusive. ...... PHENIX.
ST. Charles st.
Nos. 2n to 300 inclusive JAMES BARRON,
Julia and Carondeet SITS.
For further infSmson apply # either Of the above
STREET.
Editors favorable the City progress will con fer favor
by noticing the above (my2 81 A. G. JONES.
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Brigs.

, TuIbo. ..-..... Lite
VIM. Larrabee Ami
Woodstock. &c, ms
Washington .28, me-
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CREscEsr OyyIc..

-
CRRscEsT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning. May 30. 1919.
COTTON.-The intelligence of The steamer Csedona's
arrival at Halifax. with of slight advance in Cotton
Liverpool, which subsequently lost. has produced
little change market The sales yesterday
about $500 bales, at h'vaes Of Monday
Sxw.oxLrANs CLASSIFICATION
6 Inis.io, 5 EAR Ga
MiddlSss !ii;.: ..57 95s Good and Fine 10 "a
Middlng Fair. .Tsf08 Average Lists. So|s'~0'a
TOBACCO.-There was a good demand, and 135 hhds
sold. rs follows SO hhds A. ut So. "a do at 5, r.
at 4c ID hhds A. at ca and IL do. So, and 80 hhds
R., q at 3x, and 10 do. at 3ssc. p ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-No alteration. Sales Of
$50 hhds Sugar 3sDAsc for good Common Fair and
800 bbs Molasses at sGDl5c. for inferior to prime
FLOUR.-Lght stock. and prices steady. Sales go bbs
for supeI6ne. and d for extra.
CORN-Stock light and prices unchanged. 400 sacks
sold at 55fO5S and $50 do. at $4,000. bushsI.
PROVISIONS Pork is dull. but prices steady, with
sales of 100 bbls Men 80 3 20 do at % 40 and 200
do NJ o. at % SO Dbl OF Bacon nearly 100 casks taken.
including 81 casks Missouri Sides at &c. do at 5s IL do.
clear ut 81. and Il do. Shoulders 3sD3s4c ID. OF
Lard 25 bbs disposed Of among which l50 bbs at
56 81 DO at 8l0 81 do. at So, also lC0 kegs at SIC
GUNNY BAGS.-25, 600 in bundles sold at 91ac. cash.
LARD OILS bbls. the Levee brought &c., gall.
WHlsKY-Dul $50 bbls Rectifed sold in three lots at
16lOl614. and 100 do. Raw at 17s4c. y gallon.
FREIGHTS Depressed. and new engagements re.
ported Cotton shipped to Liverpool at i'd but very little
offering.
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-Faneos Domere yesterday made
affidavit before Recorder Genos. charging Francois
stated that time in Jone July 1s4S he had entrusted
francois Palanoue and payabe at twenty DAYS 40 "a
having been already paid upon il Courcon has ever since
refused to make settlement. The accused arrested,
and will soon be brought ND for examination
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-In the First District Court
yesterday Lons Francis, alas Eddington, M c. was
found guilty OF remaining in the State conayenton of
law and sentenced years imprisonment in The Pen
Tertiary. Henry Campbell, alias William Roosevelt for
assault and battery with dangerous was tried and
found guilty. H W. Chambers tiled charge OF lar
acnntfed.
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THEFT OF I.ARp-7Wliam TAFT person in the employ
o! Martin Stockwel appeared before Recorder Baldwin
and deposed that barrel Of lard SIS was stolen from
the store by negro man whose he does not know,
and that he believes the lard to be concealed in
cabaret on the of Hospital and kept
oy George alias Fox and that Fox received the article
amined the day after to. morrow ~ ~
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNoIL-This body met last
evening" Recorder Baldwin in the chair The Teasu
report was received and read rs follows
Balance on hand, last Report ........$ 4S6 40
Received tnce. l2lS l5-$ls.tS3 DO
Discussed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 13,175 25
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NOTIOE
VINEGAR ESTABLIS1MEN5

WYE Undsisigneis constantly manufacturing and has
vh o Is sue YEA very superior article Of VINEGAR, %
wnch ne VIII guar nice to improve by age, and 0@a
~ NJ, c de1vsf T. tree Of charges in any part Of
r"I Sny OF Laaye,te, at the following reduced
~ 20 SUI times, viz Butts 60 gallons % 50 Barrels.
- fioas ~ Barrel, 70 gallons cents gallon. libe
20 s TtSoa1 i;I maze 10 wholesale customers.
nhe lr0pped in the Post0ice will be puncfaally
s TssnaeG To- lsP29 III JOHN II. WE
Cc'nef Oommoh and Meras sts .oppesite Charts
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Citizens Of Mem Orleans and V'c1nitY. Shipmdsters
end Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting
GRATEFuL DO feetfo your liberal patronage for the
ceiyipg fresh supplies of GROCERIES OF own mpor-
ta'ion. and at all times heavy stock hand attentive
Clerks. and Team deliver goods free of charge by
experencsd person do feel prep AIRED to FAMILY
SUPPLIES. SHIP and BOAT STORES-fill PLANT
ERS' ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
PLIES the most favorable TERMS with goods OF the
best quality Respectfully.
CHARLES STOUGHTON:
my1s If Family Grocer, "a Camp street, N. u.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1sls.

CURIOUS MoDE ABsTRACTING MoNKY.-The ce,e-
brated Harry Wilson, company with Two other scamps
committed robbery on 7. Veage yesterday, at
the corner OF Champs Eysees and Moreau streets Veages
states that they assaulted him. and shook all Of his
from his pockets by holding him by ihe legs until every
dime he possessed rolled the banquette when they
quickly took charge of them Hardly knowing whether he
was yet on his head his heels he attempted to recover
small portion of the funds which lay scattered around
when Wilson struck him violently in the fee Recorder
Seuzeneau. after examining the testimony, committed vii.
to take his trial before the First District Court
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
Administrators Sale.

pursuance o IAN order and decree or tho proh,,o
Conrt OF crawford County, in the State of Arkansas
ma de at the October Yerm thereof A. ID. 1919 | will
oHer lot sale, all the right title and interest of fshau
HaTreH deceased or of which he died seized in and to
tne n quarter ofsesen, (7) township nine
I9'l north OF range thirty (30I containing one
hundred and sixty. U60,) acres of land. si,ua,ed ~
FROG bayou about seven miles from Van Burcn in the
County OF Crawford, in the State Arkansas nt The
court House door, in the town of Van Buren, in the
County OF Crawford, in the State of Arkansas on An
day. the IN day Of January, A. ID. $780, to the hiobest
and best bidder, upon the following terms: One1hird
oil the purchase money to be paid cash. one third in
six months, and one third in twelve months from u,e
day of sale the purchaser giving bond with good nd
Sufficient security for the two last pa
JOHN B. OGDEN, Adsninistrator
de6onis non Of The EState of
Van Buren, Dee b, lo49. Jsham HarreH deed
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

BY THE HON. CHRISTOPHER JINc1

BY THE HON. CHRISTOPHER JINGLE.
I've seen the headlong waters rush.,
Der famed Niagara's side
And mighty rivers volumes pour
TO swell the Oceans Tide:
The greatest rush ever saw,
Was Saturday | ween-
As was sauntering up and down
To soc what could be seen.
crowd of gents, some lovers, too,
Were pouring in flock,
10 that renowned and far famed Row,
BY ''Stove," called Eagle Block.
What can it mean 2" said I-afraid
TO venture near the place
For fear I'D lose arm or leg,
Or bruise my anxious face.
They all came out-this frenzied throng,
And loud their song hurraed;
And as stood, heard them shout
The praise of Wallace & Ward;
And said how they had giv'm TO them
Goods of every kind =
Garments. suited to their forms, and
Prices, 20 their mind.
VAN buren,, Dec. II, 1s49.
Universal brotherhood. Such is the Jesiona. !.
ton assumed by Mr. Pascal B. Smith and his
associates, of whom mention was lately made in
our columns under the title Of" Christian Brother
hood" We find in Cincinnati Times the fol.
lowing declaration of their sentiments:
l. We believe in God, the Creator and
Supreme Ruler ofthe Universe.
2. We believe the Universe to be governed by
laws which are egular harmonious. and un-
changeable.
3. We believe tiat mankind have transgressed
the laws OF the Creator, and are now living in
violation OF them, ience their present degenerate
condition.
4. We believe inJesus Christ, the true revealer
of the laws Of Col, which are essential for the
restoration of man..
i. We believe ;at q strict conformity To the
teachings of Christ would re establish Universal
Brotherhood on earth. and redeem the whole race.
=. We believe hat such Brotherhood would
be capable of conpreIending the beautiful senti.
ments in the Ange's song:
"GIory to God in the highest, and on ca rtb
peace, good will tovard men,
Cincinnati, lly 6, lS49.
The daughter ofthe Queen of Sweden, who is
about to marry Lois Napoleon, has a dowry of
f4OOO,O0O sterling.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
More and most Liberal Offers.

For $40 in advance, five copies of the Lady 3
Book will be sent, and copy of either Of the
above magnificent prints sent TO each subscriber.
They can, in a II cases, select which they please.
For $50, we will send ten copies of the Bool,
and thirty copies Of any of the above cngravings.
Single number of the Lady's Book, 25 cents.
The above are large-sized parlor prints. The
:. Death Bed Of Wesley" contains manv portraits;
" Wesley Preaching in the Amphheaire" con-
tans hundreds of figures, and cost $500 to en-
grave it. America Guided by Wisdom is u
very large line engraving, and cost $500 to en-
grave. ss General Taylor and Old Whitley" is
one of the largos. of the General Taylor prints
and is engraved from an original painting, at n
cost of S 1000. The heads of Wesley and Fletcher
ire Of good size for framing.
These Plates cannot be purchased at the stores
at less than So each.
Premiums are only sent when the subscriptions
are RENTED direct to the Publisher.
The Lady's Book for 1850 will contain several
hundred good engravings.
Postmasters and others sending clubs, will obliee
us very much by having them all addressed TO one
name. 1t is no Inconvenience to them, and will
be great favor TO
subscr bers for 1850 will be entitled to the Lady s
Book for 1856 gratis and the next ir number,
each subscriber shall receive any ono of the above
plates.
We have another offer to make the public, not
mentioned above and that i; for $5 we will sead
the Ladv's Book one year, and each OF all or
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES.
" secure the shadow ere the substance fade

Secure the shadow the substance fade
Let Nature copy that achich Nature made"
X. SMITH s. co. would inform The ladies' n nd
Ia. gentlemen of Van Burcn and vicinity that thew
have arrived in the city, and will remain for two
weeks for the purpose ofexecung mpro
Lkenesses single or in roups, with without coors.
IN a beautiful and superior manner Having one of
Harrson's large quick working Cameras, they
bed to take the kenesses of children almost irsta-
taneouslv thereby catching the G;medate expression
L lie difficulty heretofore experienced in taking per.
sons with weak or blue eyes is entirely obviaied.
From past experience and success in the Daguerrean
Art, together with the pains they have taken
ing the latest and best improvements. they hatter
themselves to produce such pictures those NAV
tone briancy by any that has ever visited
the city.
~ BIN operating by the newly discovered Mag
net process, they are able to produce fair sam
in cloudy as in clear weather
All work done aPpertainng to the Art, with ne at
ness and despatch
0JROOMS, up Stairs in the white frame building
opposite TO the Store of P. Pennywit, ESQ.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
R,ornlop's Address to the Coon.

Rro,cnloU'S Address TO the Coon.
c.aoving exegetical and philosophical ar
iOnO IN the Knorrille Whig. Browniow
;rPp'" . take the defeat of his party in good
4 l., ;. Same Old Coon.' p Old hoss, we
~ words to address to you, touching the
} ar in Tennessee. The elections result
of Trousdale for Governor. Ewing OF
? "a Vic district for Congress, both anti-coon
Nas. ~, you have to boast of is, that the Leg,
coon. We tried to keep the court fer
n that anti gains came in upon US SO
.a, we gave it up as bad job, and will
p 1t our book next week.
I s.lPf-;aud we are sorry for you.
meut into the contest with your head and
" fnII life and Joyful expectations! You
.,oe out of the contest, cropped, 6oooed ana
i' ~ You look bad. but seem to hold on tf
|lv reliance. IaiL-hold is good one, 4
p vT %isld. and inasmuch as it is about all tina
con and your party. you will not need ?
eei - told ON. Various reasons viii be a.
con whv you have been thus treate.
!on that the true cause IS, that yor
T.. heen mixing up with foxes, wld-cas,
A"' Ives &c, and so crossing heFreefof
.u., il Is difficult to tell a real coon no"wien
'"a .,owd of animals! The genuine c'n 6ood
Trough the veins Of majority oall the
If tennessee; but, seeing that the g7at coon
T.sbiugton, has all sorts of ANIMALS H. and
'ta I;tie dens, lii all the country, areiled up
syes r and prairie dogs, who have scupled
r, Gears. the real coons. who have'en OUT
moe all the time, have nothing to sht ior.
I"ass the coons at Washington cne out
law low the rings on their tails. and pt with
-osoect the coons in the 'backwos, we
=, for you that your generationsiii be-
s,,nct in 1852! That VIC are not staken
| ,he causes of your bad fortune, weffer to
,aws ~ from other coon hdrbors, as 1t nes in!
,ol] sou this eighteen months ago, Yn you
srsaking the lead of old coons, who coon
had been well, and agreeing upon pmPro-
rbicb was TO do away all distincbs be-
- coous and foxes, wolves and sheelhorses
asses!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

Viz in High Piaces.-Major Noaifn the
Lday Times, says:
, : melancholy fact. that too mf men.
= attain the highest rounds of the kier OF
[E,;oo are addicted 10 vices the most dlsomo
Z debased. We have seen Governpt this
[.o % drunk before breakfast. that he Gid not
IN We have seen Cabinet Minister given
[r,rmrerance, that he kept barrel OF wfIey-
xcry poor whskey it was. too-on tin his
We have see1a Vice President pronpore
hp limited States Senate, rolling in thsutlers
4 lbs CITY of Washington we have 81 the
III, American Congress so blue, that Pt ten
[Is.rembers could. see hole through alder;'
IA Sc have seen temporary Spcakeof the
a.J States House of Representatives. faI
-. that he would nave tumbled out of ID hair
i had not been held into it by the hi OF
[nber, who happned to be not quite drunk
] r ueiuhbor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

CrgnUs WAGER.-Mr. John Travis, ole Pls-
EgsJlery. in the Arcade, rear Of tina Astor
lEov. is said 10 te tie best shot with a pol, In
|af6d States. n gentleman of Longstand,
Iu.eser. has slumpe' him to test of 5 skill.
II Ofels ono thousnd dollars against o hun
! "A doIlars, that Mr. Travis cannot, viii duel
"a plslpl. barrel no. 10 exceed ten incht hit a
Sirseye TARGET, lwe inches across, nint times
|, Of one hundred. Mr.. I. has accepi tho
+p,er. and the shooting will come off on lth
! I2.h of FeJruar. 1850. Fifty shohre tc
fired each day, AM the distance 10 be 81 viii
luel,e PAGES. 1'h sporting world wilhatur
y le much intcreicd in this singularyPeri
tu, Tic chance would seem agan MIR
avs, but he appcas to have well ground hop
success. The fc; has never boon accop'lsh
Whle on this sbjecl, a few oveningsince
ia pistol gallery upown, we say manN In
lis eve eleven tim 10 twelve of-hand s1ts.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
II GTEC.,

THNHE heirs and distributes of e. n.y..
j Wood, deceased will take notj,he " Wt"tan
VIII be made by the undersigned - tr rPPneatlon
said estate, for distribution of said '"e helrs oil
cond day of the neat term Of The on the Sc
County of Franklin, in the State of o'e' ior the
Conrt will commcnc 90 a nd he boIda ~ Kansas. Said
in said County, the first Tuesday ~ = house,
Monday Of January, A. ID. 1850. eNe M"u
NEWELL ~ k,
One Of the Heirs of saS5aD,
BY e. b. IVEY, His
Nov. 90, 1919. 35-6w 'ardian
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
NEGROES FOR HIRE.

wv Barse be hired, for year, in the town of Van
January neat all the highest bidder. the ST dag OF
EASabeM W Bates deed, compTisisg man estate %
women, and girls. ' boys,
Benz. Moore, Sen, resided. ~
TERMS made known the day.
BENZ. l.. MOORE, Admr
Dec. 20, lS49 39-2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
My EsNNFSs.

Nss Books.
MI MACAULEY'S htory Of England
Iva Prescott's Conqst of Peru.
Washirgton and His Empire of Napoleon.
Napoleon and His Ma1als,
Ncander's Life of Chrl
Gibbons Rome, Vols. :.
McIutosh's Book of lndfs
Downing's Flower Garde
Poets Offering, for 1856.
Cowper and Thompson's ms
Mrs. Hcman's Poetical We
Wild Western Scenes.
Perforated Beard Almunac.To, 1870
School Books, &c, &c. f'
Just received, WA AACr g u,pD
Nov. %, IS49. "hND.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
Arkaias Crossing.

DROVERS, MOlRS, AND EMIGRANTS,
From Missouri IQi,, India's and elsewhere, trading
South, Hereby no,iGed that
NJ LII RS + Y,
rs now at theirsdce, where By crossing they can
4 save five miles bad road ms fcrry Is situated
the Arkansas Der, hve iniies o'iow VAN BUREN,
and is on a direct e from Fayetteville to Waldron
Drovers ,rayers, migrating to Texas, louisa ma,
mr. Sontb i'll find it 60 their Advantage to
cross EnrrJ Charges moderate, and every care
taken TO exledtdIe progress ol lnoso "o nay favor
the subscriber vii their Patroha
The su5sdib has built suostantiai Hrluae over
Flat Rock Basor ind also made on
the different soa leading to his rerry. ,,,A
Nov. 26th, vi. 1ACOp niHCN
N. B---Blac clsuith work done at the ferfy on ga
sonable terms. 36-.f. NA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
Cry OF VAN buren,
CITY OF VAN buren,, !
Der. ID lS1p

~ CliCE is hereby given that Election will
j held, at the Court House, in the City of Van
buren, ia, on MONDAY the 7th of January, 1850 for
ne 'oppo"ng CITY Officers, viz Mayor, eight A der-
isi' hScorder, and Constable, to sctve the ensuing
y 1.-TWO Justices OF the Peace, TO years.
oO-o". A. J WARD. Minor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

Just received per steamer ST. Fra
TOL'D Satin Ribbon, all widths fancvN'
~ plaid and broached do do embroider;ss = 40 aoi
Pongee silk hhdfs cold silk fringe, gimp w 90 40 40 .
blk silk cravats ladies' blk, white, and "a hid
gloves purse, silk rings and tasseIs Ca shine IN
Waverly hoods; Orkney do; Corinthan do; sewiisftk
wool nett shaws; Tuscan bonnets; for sale bv p
Nov. II, IS49. E b RISUOP' & n 3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS
On THE GwIN & DAVIS LANDS.
Near Van Buren, and Fort Smith.

Near Van Buren, and Fort Smith.
A LII persons arc hereby cautioned against cut
1A ting timber or fire. wood or otherwise tres.
passing. the lands of the above named pa TT es
situate in Craw ford county, and particularly those
lying in the vicinity of Van Buren and Fort Smith:
and that mono may plead ignorance of she identity
of tho lands, the following list Of them is publish.
cd -
List Of Gusn q Davis' Lands, in Crawford
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22
HENRI Y g. SICUNNLNGHAW,

HAVE just receive by steamer Genl. Shields from
4 Cincinnati-l0 b0cs candy, 25 do 6 by 10 glass,
% do 10 do II do lO f bbls water CRACKERS 10 bbs
Vinegar.