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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Joseph Cartwright, Com
Peft{to1t for DtUOFce
Elizabeth Cartwright, Daft.

4 Nd now on this day came the said complain
II ant by his solicitor, and it appearing to this
court by the return of the sheriff that the defend
ant is not a resident of the State. of Arkansas
Also that the bilt Of complaint filed for di-
vorce from the bonds of matrimony now existing
between the complainant and defendant. 1t is
therefore motion of complainant ordered by the
court that said defendant be potiied by publica-
ton in newspaper printed in the State of
Arkansas for two weeks successn ely, the last in-
sertion to De at least thirty days befre the first
day of the next circuit Ih.t unless she appears
before oar circuit court in chancery sitting, or
before the first day thereof at court to be begun
and held at the court house in the town OF Van Bu-
rem county of Crawford and State of Arkansas, on
the first Monday IN August next, and then and
there-plsad, answer or denlup to said petition,
that it will be taken confessed and decree en-
tered accordingly and an motion it is ordered that
this cause stand continued until the DeNt term OF
this court. l. W TAkINGrON, Clvrk
a copy from the record. Attest:
ISAAC w, TALKING1oN, Clerk.
March Is, '57-2w prin's fee sS 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
PAGES PATAINr
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL

MATTE steam power, these mills are capable Of
/ w saving iEom three to eight thousand feet OF
lumber per day, varying according to the power Ap-
Pitcd, r'sti kind of timber ea77so. Witl horse Ior,-
er, II Is capable OF saving from one to two thous
and feet per day, according to kind Of timbr saw
ed, ami with either steam, water. or horse power
will saw more lumber and in better style than
any otqer kind IF mil now in operation
wish the CAiid patent double ulill any sized
timber can be sawed.
The simplicity ii their operations, durability and
adaptation OF these mills t. The wants 81 the cou
try and the successful practical operation OF those
in use Together with their becoming almost entire.
~ used, ha been tae means Of establishing th,ir
great Ig,tjaa.
Ni,h oar sr-Eenee for ha fen Es.-s 81.
making tss" u... .s. aIsl FA.i i.l.-r.at.uau.. and
decreased .s.s AN Eaa41 ,g5.5.. yye .i..a
t. tle IGtia. wth ae fullest conf l-gee OF tA,is
sGpcs ior advantages over 3ll c,aegs
Having the rigat of ma1ul,ptuiiuy fos q large
portion cf ftcr;i,ory west AMI south We can furnish
either the single double Mill rs preferred. Tor
steam mater OF horse power
Orders respectfully solicited anv further inlorna
tion cLeerlulIy given.
klNGSLANDS & FERGUSON,
PhGsnix Foundry, corne! of Second and Cherry
streets St. Louis, No.
march l3 '5.-Im.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
David W alker, Ddwar,l
1hrockmorton and
Virginia lhrockmor
ton. D-ffs.

4 ND on this day came the compsinants and
L n filed their bill with an affidavit thereto app
pended, stating that tie defendants, Edward
ihrockmortou aIid Virginia TlroekinoEtsn, are not
residents of the State OF Arkansas. Therefore it
is hereby ordered by me. Presley Il. Smith clerk
of the circuit court Of Washing ton county that
you Virginia Ihrockmorton and Edward Throck-
morton, oe and YOU hereby notified that Unless
You shall be ard appear before the Judge of the
circuit court o! said county in said State st the
coart house thereof, at court to be held there on
the eighth M"ncy after the fourth Monday in Feb
ruary, a d. 1857, and plead answer or demur
TO saii bill, the same viii be taken pro confesso
against you and a decree entered accordingly
And is a!so ordered that a copy of this order be
published in The Arkansas Iutclligencer, ucwspa-
perpr3nteI IN said State, faT I've weeks ucccssivelv
the asi insertion 70 he at least four weeks before
the frs, day ol the next ter.I of e.,id court
Attest H. K SNIi. Clerk
march Is, 57-w2Iti ti.' fee So s5I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

The Official oraan.-The Washington
Union. which is designated as Mr.. Buchanan's
official organ, will. it is said, undergo com
pete change, under the management of John
Appleton of Maine. twill be published with
new type in qarto form. like the London
Times, with variety of departments. for the
purpose of adding to its interest as miscel-
laneous journal. 1t is also intended to have
a correspondent at every American legation,
to insure valuable and correct information
from abroad
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
The Hudson's Bay Company and aeo hiver
SattIemant.

The following extracts are taken from a
work lin rress) on Minnesota and the pro-
posed territory Of Daco,ah, by c. c. Andrews,
ESQ, which is soon to be published:
The settlement IS seventy miles north OF
Pembina, and lies on both sides Of the river,
It's population is estimated at 10000. II
owes its origin to the enterprise and success
of the uud,ons Bay Company. Many OF the
settlers came from Scotland, but the most we're
from Canada. They speak English and Can
adian French.
The English style of ofsociety Is we'll kept up,
whether we regard the church wl,h 1t, bl-I-
ous. the trader with hls wine cellar, thc >chu-
lar with his library, the officer wl'h hs >Ine-
cure or their paper cuueucy. lhcy h#'" u
iudye. VINO .et- "a good house tu l,sr lu aui
II 600 st-gtlug a year; but he has nulafs,s ot
consequence to do. lie WAS formerly head
in, lawyer in Canada
Tae rreat business of the settlement, oi
course. s. tn- turtlaliic. Anmmen~e amount
of buffalo skins i, taken in the summer and
autumn, While IN the w,ntrr smaller but more
valuable Gur- are procured. the Indians a %
enlist u the uuu,-; aud IJ Is e~atnI-ra lHal
upward. ot 100000 Ho,tI OF .ur> .-r, aDs.a
Hudson Bay Company IL Is iU-h t,nn. ia
deed, that military post should bee .e~fa.'
Hshed somewhere on ihe I'D uNcr "i iIv
north 10y our government.
The Hudson Bay Company !, nova PpN
,,sui monopoly. Nos tuas ufti,..l.l anu .',-
tent as the East India Company, il j. ~'.. =,
powerful combination, showing opuieuce Oh
lis memJsrs, and r,hcc.jug peculiar lra'uge
- : -F. '.
empre--a power which. to u~y the eloquent
language of Daniel Webster, "ha- dotted over
the whole surface of the globe with her pos
sessions and military Eora-wao-e morning
drum beat, following saa >ul aaa agapu-
company with the hJaE-. circles 'l. ,a..t d.I
" with one continuous and uu.ryleu strain
Of u .rr....'
.,.a.,.l... .e..- ~,
~. .r- .r. -..a ..t
a s-s .u-. ~
~,aatr- ..... ..aaI Il
'aep 81. lac ..a.ae> Gs C'"..y.-
f. ,ge ~,.0 ....ueut. t... a.,-nn.a, ....-a1.
IN taei~ emp.o, iu Lr,.auu sls wv.i a~ iu G.,-
I>l- Ann siel
4 c.-.k, aitcr ss~.ins .as o,mPaag ten
years, w5lh "a a'y ofaoout 5000 Ter anuum,
is considered gu,i.ird for membership. with
1.-The right 10 vote ia the deFo,1..ijoH- OF the
.comlaay. and ons -hgge ju the profits The
pratls ct " aHsr. i.~- var muoue eI - %Io,-
UUg, a factor af ;as e,.nn:.7,y, ..ser serving
ten years is enu.va 10 membership, wj,h the
profits 4 1870 shares.
The ar--oaa.g OF .le settlement consists
puue.Fa.y oer..r.d r.-fur- aui other mrm-
psss V, ,ae -'u ans, u.' u.a's-, irr-s ,ar
tunes, dIa. an -a.o. raa-, o..t, ~i-n oil port,
a:.l ct. ~ .... .u 3 'ars carfYrls,1.. manner.
Two u. tl. a9m. av,- ships sei up u.gp lat
Hudson. by .,..g gs.r O., a..a, uea,Aall-
die TO ,-s >s,.s.ua.-, -tl l.,ss as.ay t4.-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Joseph Dunsworth, Com
Dt[k for Divorce
Malissa Dunsworth, Deft. J

nN this day appeared said complainant and
" filed his bill of complaint herein. and also
filed Herewith his affidavit. ameng other things
that said defen liant is nonresident of the State
of Arkansas. 1t is therefore ordered by me as
such clerk, that the said defendant, Maissa Duns
worth, be aud appear before the Judge of the cir :
eiat court of sald county of Madison in chancery,
on the first day of the next term of said court at
court to he odenat the court house said county,
on, the xth Monday after the fourth Monday in
February, A. d. 1857, then and thereto plead.
answer or den}nr to said complainant's said bill,
the object of which is to obtain divorce "a vincu-
10 matrimonie, in favor of said complainant, and
against said defendant or said bill will be taken
pro confesso against her and decree entered ac
cordingiy, and that this order be published in
newspaper printed in the State OF Arkansas for
two weeks successfully, the last insertion to be at
least four, weeks before the said first day of the
nsxt terzr Of our said court.
Given under my hand as such clerk, this the
9Th day Of February. A. ID. 1857.
JAMES X. BERRY, Clerk.
A true copy from the record Attest
JAMES r. BERRY, Clerk.
manrb s. 81 w2Iprs fee So %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

Graz 1la-fag. sa Pa-ie.-The Paris
correspondent Of the Philadelphia American,
writing Of the marriages in high lie" soon
to take place IN that city, says:
Among the number IS that OF Mademoiselle
de kothsesHld OF London, TO her cousin, Mr..
Lionel Ro.hschild, OF Paris. This union is
styled le marriage milliard. The eNtraordI-
nary beauty of ;he Jewisb bride, the imnen-
sity OF the fortune, and the magnihceuce of
the corbeslle, render the celebration OF the
ruptials quite an event in Parisian society
Fa5uiQus accounts are gwen OF The eNtraordI-
diuacy richness ard extravaganza of the cor
belle. The brocades, faces, cssshmereS, and
embfojdcrjes surpass al that toe manuiacto-
ries % the continent have ever Produced
The bridegroom is SAID TO have found even
the chefs d',euyre Of lne lace ROOMS OF BrUs
sels ard Alencons so moderate IN price, that
he proposed, as a substitute ior the bridal cos
tune, a silk robe, embroidered IN pearls, wiIh
tlounces formed Of lCo0 francs bank notes -
At tie marriage banquet will be displayed
the massive and colossal service OF silver, tar
surprising in magnihcence lhat possessed by
any crowned head Of Europe, aud the famous
Seyres china, which belonged u Marie An
toinette, and for which, besides very large
amount of ready money, N. de Eothschid
lav, u yearly sum of 10000 frsiIc>.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
~ AnabrOtypes

THE latest and most approved style of pictures
L taken by the undersigned at the Smith House.
Ladies respectfully invited to call and take
settings; citizens and strangers requested tocall
and examine for yourselves. The meainotype
picture Is taken on iron late and Is warranted not
ts fade, pictures taken IN cloudy weather pictures
OF corpes and myalrls taken at their residence.
Patronage solicited satisfaction or no Charge
Locked and pin filled to order
n. B.-Instrpctions given in the late STYLED pie
lures. S. IL MEG RE ~
march i3 '57-tf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Arrivals at the
SMITH HOUSE.

Mr., Nail, Choctaw Nation: S Mcdonald j II.
Sparks Font Smith; H. McD maid, Seminole Ma
tion, " Micks, New Orleans; r. S McCarty, Creek
Nation: Wm eli and lady, V. A; Mr.. Allen. Sc
bastan CT; Hon. y. Morton Natural Dam; john =
Turner North Carolina a. r. Sharp, J. NJ, Sharp
Washington co; A Williams Mo; W. Comely, q.
C"melv. j. Wpnscv, Mr. Brodie Mr.. Peni,eton,
Country: f. " Densembur-. Favetteyille ".
O., nblrs. ia,ettryie; +. G.. eNcur,, in,iiana
q Hut unan, do T. \. i,isS, " ngtuu ca ). Ii
MctI,w. lddt and two children, Mn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

WnrE FEEvL PEr1NEp AND BHvglFuL Cox-
rLESIoN-ean ne acquired by using the Balm of
Thousand F+,tyers. What lady or gentleman
would remain under the curse of a di>agreeable
breath when by using the Balm of Thousand
Flowers as a dentritice, would not only render it
sweet bat leave the teeth white rs alabasterl-
Many persons do not know ,l,,ir breath i bad, and
toe SUBJECT is delicate their friends viii never
mention it Beware o. colrterfyits! BE each
bottle Is signed FETRIDGE d Co, y. y.
For sale by al druggists
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

A Russian 1ho,ister.-We learn says New
York Tribune by the Journals of St. Peters
burg that Mr. de Stoeckl, who for some time
past has officated as charge faifaires at
Washington, has been raised to the rank Of
full minister near our Government. This pro-
motion was announced IN a ukase dated on
January l3, the Russian New Years Day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
- a 80 -

AZ For, Gibson, &. ", ON the 26th nit, At
: . O'Clock, Il. 10. .pHcon-umpdon aud drop
~. Mus SHAW. cog-ur. Of NJ. VIM. D.>Shaw
ot tl place a-eJ forty i've yrals,
>a. Hai Used c.ie~s.,a, ,rl.a.ug ;tiOne in
-ie .-u.cuu.uc=s oi CHri+.. for acceptance
with eaJ; ha end was pe5tee For several
vcnr- she l,'S been - constant member of the
Ne.holi,t church: tor some time past, especi-
a5v dnrinL her Il-t sickness, She seems to
haze been only rip.uiar fJr heaven, For
weeks past she has been awaiting the approach
OF death aud even de-irug TO depart aud be
with Christ. She sand that She had no doubts,
no fears Of her acceptance wnh God; but felt
q sured that the reiitou OF Jesus Christ was
ali >ulH.ieutin th's sglng hour.
When about to engage in singing and
rgas G., she requested rs 10 sing the hymn
d" r aeu csH .-.,i my ttie clear" &c She
seem indeed 20 have arrived at that point
where she wa~ abb. 60 read her tide clear to
"a sl.an-un 10 tle sly. \ Jew days ago her
si-l.s asked uer, DO You tH.uk you will be
happy as,ar ava..' Sae replied, 80, yes.
hapry, uaguy happy" Sle continued ia
la- Htpry frame ot mind uu, her wcEcone
d.ls.uucr this normus.
Iu t.ri- .uj.v verified the precious pasSage
. ~rdrUr blessed .,ge the dead who die in
,fa. I.,rd" Her large circle OF friends, her
r..i-ne-. ,ai aJoyc ai. ner own family, viii
let. -e.saty their loss But it !, enough to
-u.,,. .ra5 our loss is her eternaI gam; with
-a0a.i.-:oa We would therefore say, Tn. viii
.- .l. Losd he dona,' The Lord gave and
is,ui hata ,keH AVA, Li.-=ed b. the s,anr
ol the Lord l.. NJ. L.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
HURLEY'S SaRSaPsRILLi.

OFF all the remedies that have been discovered
~ during the present age. for the Thousand ills
that hesh is heir to- pone equal this wonderful
preparation. Only three wears have elapsed since
the discoserer (who spent decadein studying, ex-
perinentalizng and perfecting III first introduced
II TO the public and it is already recognized by the
most eminent ply ysci.ns in all parts Of the country
to the surprising and effective remedy for
tain diseases of which they have knowledge.
All other compounds sirups of this root have
hitherto failed TO command the sanction Of the Ia
Guilty. because on being tested they have been
found to contain noxious ingredients which ueu-
tralize the good effects of the sarsaparla and Of
tentmes inure the health Of the patient. 1t not
50 with Hnrley's sarsparia
This Is the pure and genuine extract OF the root,
and will, trial be found to effect a certain and
perfect cure of the following complaints aud dis
eases.
Affections of the bones, Habitual costivenesa,
Debility, Indigestion.
Diseases of the kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia. Piles
Erysipelas, Pulmonary diseases,
Female irregularities Scrofula or kings evil,
Fistula syphilis
And al skin diseases
Besides curing the above it, also known to be
great aud anl powerful tonic, purifying the blood
and inviGorating the system.
In short, it Is. without exception, IN the cases
mentioned, and It's general effect the system the
most efiicacious as it is the most desirable medy
of the age 1t is already extensively used through
ont the country, and is fast obtaining an European
reputation. The Instances of cure it has effected
are daily coming TO the proprietOrs knowledge and
be hrs no hesitation in recommending it to and
all, who eesire to procure relief from suffering.
One bottle being tried its effects Will be too APP
parent to admit of further doubt.
RccoHect, Hurfey's SorsapariiLa IS TIE only
genuine article jR tie Ndrkct.
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for S5
For sale at the mauutactury, oh the corner of
Seventh and Green streets, Louisville. Ky.
Wholesale. bv Bacon, Hyde d Co. 81 Louis Me-,
J. Wright d Co. New Orleans, La; Cage Il Glenn,
Helena; Ark w. r Tomas, Napoleon. Ark, May
ers d Brother Fort Smith Ark; DR.. Pollard. Fa-
yctteyiIlc Ark; andby all the extensive drug deal
ors..
fan so. SLY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

Fataf Duei-The Savannah Republican,
of the 18th ult-, saws: "A duel was fought at
Screvens Ferry. near this city. yesterday, be-
tween Daniel 5. Elliott and Thomas s. Daniel,
Esqs. both citizens Of Savannah. The wea-
pons used were rifles. distance twenty FIVE
PAGES. We are panied to record the metan-
choly result Mr.. Daniel fell at the first fire
and expired Immediately, the ball having
renetra,ed his heart
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
LAND SALE.

nN the lth day OF May next win be Offered
~ for sale at the court house doorin Van Burrn,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m. and o'clock
p. M. section 10, township 9, north range S2 west
Said land will be offered in forty lots to the
highest bidder. who must bid not hess than two
dollars per acre.
Terms-Bond with approved security, payable
at some period within five years, and interest at
eight per cent. per annum, payable sem-annualIy
in advance. Purchasers have the privilege of pay
ing the cash.
j. r. MAREAN.
Com'r of Com. Schools.
march s. '57-w4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

4 ND now this day came the said plain
L \ ant by her solicitor. aud it appearing to the
courtby the return of the sheriff that the defend
ant IL not resident of the State of Arkansas; also
that the bill of complaint filed for divorce
from the bonds Of matrimonv now existing be-
tween the complainant and defendant. 1t is there
tore on motion OF ofcomplanant, ordered by the court
that said defendant be notified by publication in
sor..e newspaper printed in the State of Arkansas
for two weeks successfully, the last insertion be
at least thirty days before the first day of the next
term Of this court in chancery sitting, before
the first day thereof at a court to be held at the
court hourse IN the town of Van Buren,, county Of
Crawford aud State of Arkansas, on the FIST Mon
day in August next, and then and there plead, an
and demur to said petition. that it viii be
taken confessed and decree eutered according
ly and motion it is ordered that this stand
continued until the next term of this court.
A true copy from the record. Attest:
l. w. TALKINGTON, Clerk.
march 8, '57-w2[prs fee S6 25l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
EEuiga 7I he U4.ol -.

tram t-r a.e-. r.rusa~ ,etr la.- .--eu r.c..,-
Cd ar !ae. Ma b.las,n.ts, aai au.s.. ..-. -
commuu e-.i by uar aIaln... r. -
grj->. 1, vl, De resy-,.. a. :, g.. E.. ...t-
s5,. ay u.i u...a~ y.ul.t. l.-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Blankets and StrOuding.

XNIUTR, Scarlet and blue Macknaw blankets
Wv Scarlet and blue strouding, just received by
HENRY WILLIAMS & Co.
Feb ~, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
4: @. o. r..

sggT~s. Crawford Lodge. No 6, /. O. o F.. NEE
~ attheir Haloyer thestsre of Georg Aus
- tin.every Saturday night. Officers for the
present term, f. Ii. Gilbert n. G.; Al. Ward. Y.
9; l.. Willl.f, Treasurer Iy order Ditch lodge
W. I. ENGLAND. Sec',.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
MASON VIC.

a Van Buren, Lodge, No. 6. A. +. NJ. meets
NY on the second Monday in each month. at
order OF the lodge
A. X. FOSTER, Secy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Roots & Shoes,

rse, 200 cases received per Forest Rose, COM
k\ prising extensive variety of mems calf
- and kip boots, meas calf a,i kip brogans;
ladies kid and cloth sb es aud lace boots; boys
misses and childrens shoes, fos sale by
HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

In the Crawford Circuit Co,srt on tie cLoa
cery side thereof, February term. 1851
present Hon f. l. Batsoa,. Judge, FeJr4
ory -, 1857, amongst Others ,cere hal The
Joiloaojng, 10 tgit:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Ekey Lost.

4 LARGE brass key was lost in the streets or
1 \ neighborhood of Van Barren a few days since;
the finder will be suitably rewarded 10y leaving it
at the Office of this paper.
feb O. 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
In racatson Of the Circuit Court Of Masking
ton county in eboncery, on the Sd dag et
February, II. u. 1851.

John A. Throckmorton.
James 1'hroSkmorton
and others. CoB,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
sugar.

DROWN Loaf Crushed, and Powdered Sugars
ID received per steamer Dardanelle.
HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Feb 27, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
"Ecc. ice. Ice.

4 ny quantity of Ice can be had at the slloSi est
L y notice FROM pound TO 81 tons for cash.
by making application at the Wcwoka Saloon.
march Is, 57-tt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Y ron

TENWENTY thousand ib assorted iron; $500 ID
4 plow wings for sale by
WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
F.b
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Stephen T. Conner. Com,
vs. btt FOR Diu
Rachel Conner, DcJf.

NN this day appeared said complainant and filed
~ his bin of complaint herein and also filed there
with his afdavit; among other things that said de
renIant i, a non resident Of the State 81 Arkansas.
II j. therefore ordered by such clerk that the
said defendant Rachel Conner. se and apPcse be
fore the Judge of the circuit cour. of said county of
Madison in ehancery, on the first day Of the next
term Of said court at court 80 be holden at tire
court house iu said county, the sixth Monday af-
the fourth Monday in February, 4. y. S57, then
and there to plead answer demur to said CONF
planants bili the object of which is to obtain di
vnrce IA viucuo natrimonie," in favor of said
complainant and against said defendant, said bill
will be takcn,pre confesso agaiset her, and a de-
entered accordingly and that this osder be pub
lseed in newspaper printed in the State OF
Arkansas for two weeks successively, the last IN
sertion to be at least four weeks before the said
fir t day OF the next term Of oH. said court.
Given under my hand snch clerk, this the 10th
day of February, A. d. 1887
JAMES r. BERRY. Clerk.
A true copy from the record Attest:
JAMES r. BERRY, Clerk
rsarch 6, a7-ws[prs fee-S SO 25l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
STATE OF ARK ,NsAs,
County of Madison.

In the Circuit Co,crt of said county Of Mat
isoB, md on the chaDcery side thereof, and
IN racuSon before me, tie undersigned elcrh
february lGth, 1851.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

4 Full SUPPLY Of bunch and larger Raj sins
" Currinis. Figs. Prunes, Lemons, and preserved
Ginger IT ursh. Just received by
Fvb. 81 8 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

There aze 10 returns i:nuI t,e state Ut 10
vs. ar lie / .s,s...- Ji Oregon. Washing
ton. n eb,s.-Aa. is su~,~, aal New -deX.co,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County OF Craw ford.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

I 5 hereby given that on the 18th day Of Msrch
Il 1853. the west half O. the southwest quarter of
section nine and the northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter of section eight, in township sixteen
north of range thirty West situate IN the county -
Washington, in the State of Arkansas, was sold ut
public auction AZ the court house doer in said ceun-
ty. bv the serii and collector of revenue for said
unity, fer the payment of the taxes and penalty
dle said lands, from the year 1887 to 1854. both
wears incl lHded, amounting TO the Of S3S 9O:-
that said lands We're assessed 10 Samuel O. Harris
that the bought at said sale Nv the sub
scriber for the sum Of SIS 30. and that bv virtue
Of said purhase he now holds title to the sumo
This is therefore 10 notify sl persons who can set
up any right 10 said lands al consequence n any
intnruIality, or any irregularty illegahty con-
nected with such sale 10 show case at the circuit
Of said county 10 be holden at the court house
in said county Of Washington, the eighth Mon
day after the fourth Monday in August 1857, why
the sale so made shall not be confirmed.
G. W. DEANE.
Fay etteville, jan 80, ls57-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Dry Goods.

WE have Just received per Young America. a
w large addition tn onr stock of dry goods, ma
king our assortment complete.
aug ., so HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
STATE or ARKANSAS,
County Of Madison.

In tie Circait Coert Of said county and on,
Ae chancery side thereof, IA vaeation Of
said county, before me The undersigned clerk,
february lea, Il, u. 1854.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
G0Hee.

T'HREE hundred and fifty bags Rio coffee, ass
L received and for sale by
march l. Sc HENRY, WILLIAMS l. Co.