BELL POINT

FOR SETTLEMENT AM Stt,
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FOR SETTLEMENT AND SAtr 7TiiE eligible, advantageous. and

 tiful situation, Bell Point. ,s a ,,sa oeaas years known as Fort Smith, tLa 's'ses cninbered property of tie subseribe. oatn. shortly be laid off in lots and sold a, VIII situation is on the right bank of the ., HIS sas river, at the confluence of the potaSals 5. For locality and facilities of bus;sa' b;eaa' uniting more desirable properties ,slss' ansss'r vious recon4ifs ida tions, i iilau an site from the mouth to tie source. river.

 1t is the head of safe steam boat ns ton, ali above being precautions md certain. Ii can command a ereater of fertile eenHtrysthan any other posit;ss ssass in the Territory. There are n1w ~'saaa saaa mereilantile establishments at tb;s n,. .s0f and the demand for additional inyest,n.sse.' ,sse' mnst increase coinmensurately vilb tpa rapid growth of the contiguous counf,s s4s This sale will take place in Jul, nes3 Previously 10 which, a plan of the i'm. will be matafed and effected, of vN;a, together with other facts interest;aa purchasers, the public will he dalv .a Y pised. JOHN ROeFps' 'u

 Dec l2 s7 lAs' GJThc Editors of the Huntsy;llo n, moerat, Nashville Republican, and I Telegraph, will give the above fanr < sertions, and transmit their accdba,. ', :. the office of the Arkansas Advocate fa, nayment