BELL POINT
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TOR SETTLEMENT AND SAtr THE eligible, advantageous, and bssa

 tiful situation. Bell Point, in lat;e years known as Fort Smith, the na;. cambercd property of the subscriber mi, shortly be laid of in lots and sold. qli situation is on the right bank of the hrsa4 sas river, at the confluence ofthe poloaa

 For locality and facilities of basi6ess uniting more desirable properties and oI vious recommendations, thar any ofl.s site from the mouth to tbe source of II. river.

 It is ftn head of safe steam boat bav;., ton, all ahoge being precautions and 6s certain It can command greater trs5s of fertile country than any other poslfis. in tlfe Territory. There are now i'm. mefehantile establishments at this n5o. and the demand for additional inyes,i,fssii. mnst increase coInmeHsHratcly witb ta rapid growth of tie contiguous cer1,fv

 This sale will take place in duly neYi Previously to which, a plan of the thu, will be maturcd and effected, of vfiel 1 together with oil ' facts interestiea f. purchasers, the public wil he dulf Al. ylqed. JOHN ROGERS

 Dec 1o 37 l''7'

 {rr.fhe Editors Of the Huntsville n.. noefaf, Nashville Republican, and [. x Telegraph, will glge tbe above four s. sertions, and transmit their accappis f the office of the Arkansas Advocate 6r 1 paguent