Arkansas Post National Memorial - The Arkansas Gazette

The Arkansas Gazette - Volume 1, Number 1

LEWIS & THOMAS,

FRONT-STREET,

Offer for sale a complete and general assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD-WARE, QUEENS-WARE, BOOKS,
AND STATIONARY.

A detail cannot be given in an advertisement, but amongst which are

DRY-GOODS.
Common and super CLOTHS	\|	Chambrays
ditto and ditto Cassimeres	\|	Ticklenburgs
Point Blankets	\|	Oznaburgs
Blue Strouds	\|	Irish Linens
Calicoes	\|	German, do.
Bombazetts	\|	Bearskin Coatings
Plaids and Stripes	\|	Flannels
Shirtings	\|	4-4 and 6-4 Checks
India Muslins	\|	Cotton Bagging
Sewing Silks	\|	Bed Ticking
Threads and Laces	\|	Bed Cords
Blue Muslins	\|	Baling Rope.
GROCERIES.
Coffee	\|	Copperas
Loaf Sugar	\|	Chalk
Brown, do.	\|	Powder and Shot
Teas	\|	Lead in bars
Pepper	\|	Blacking Balls
Claret Wine	\|	Shoe Brushes
Allspice	\|	Brimstone
Ginger	\|	Rosin
Nutmegs	\|	Tobacco, and
Rice	\|	Segars.
HARD-WARE.
Castings, assorted	\|	Hoes
Nails, do.	\|	Knives and Forks
Augers, do.	\|	Bridle Bitts
Caulking Chisels	\|	Steel-yards from 25 lbs. to 450 lbs. each
Plane Bitts	\|	Butt Hinges, different sizes
Iron	\|	Flat Irons
Steel	\|	Locks, Bolts, and Hinges.
Axes	\|
QUEENS-WARE.
Blue Dishes	\|	Sugar Bowls
do. Plates	\|	Cups and Saucers
Wine Glasses	\|	Tea Pots
Pitchers	\|	Soup and Breakfast Plates
Bowls	\|	Cream Jugs.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
500 bushels SALT	\|	A quantity of Potter’s Ware
80 barrels good WHISKEY	\|	1 barrel 4th proof Whiskey.
1 do. PEACH BRANDY	\|

They are prepared to furnish *LEE’S CELEBRATED PATENT AND FAMILY MEDICINES.* They daily expect from Pittsburgh an assortment of SADDLERY &c.
Men’s best and common Saddles	\|	Circingles
Women’s best and common Saddles	\|	Blind Bridles
Common and best Bridles	\|	Saddle Bags and Collars.
-ALSO-
40 Reams Letter and Cap PAPER	\|	Glass Ink-Stands
1 do Surveyors’ drafting, do.	\|	Tumblers, and
Blank Books of all descriptions	\|	Decanters.
In addition to their assortment of Dry-Goods, they shortly expect from Batilmore via New-Orleans, by the first steamboat at the mouth of the river,
11 trunks Shoes and Boots, handsomely assorted	\|	6 cases Hats
	\|	Ladies’ black Beavers, do. with feathers.

L. & T. respectfully inform the citizens of the vicinity, that they have made such arrangements as will enable them to be constantly supplied with every article suitable for the country; and flatter themselves that their exertions will meet with the encouragement they anticipate. One of the firm intending to go to New-Orleans in the course of a month, those persons indebted are requested to make payment in that time. Country produce received in payment for debts due, and in exchange for goods, at fair prices. Arkansas, Nov. 20, 1819 - ltf

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