BELL POINT.
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FOR SI1'F.!'ss ssz.s 2 N N s4N J A ' D s-Ass-z. THE eligible, advantageous, and beau

 tiful situation, Bell Point, in latter years known as Fort smith, the untn- aunbered property of the subscriber, will shortly be laid off in lots and sold. Fms situationis on the right bank fthe Arkan- sas river. at the confluence of tue Poteau.

 For locality and facilities of buslaess, uniting more desirable properties and oh- yious recommendations. thar any other site from the mouth to the source of the river.

 It s the head of safe steam boat naviga- tion, all ahoye being precarious and nn- certain. IL can command greater trade of fertile country than any other position in the Territory. There are now four merchantile establishments at this place, and the demand for additional investments must increase commensurateIy with the rapid growth of the contiguous country.

 This safe will take place in July next Previously to which, 3. plan of the town will be.matured and effected, of which, together with other facts interesting 10 purchasers, the public will he duly ad vised. JOHN ROGEissS. | Dec 12 37

 1 rsrThe Editors of the Huntsville De mocrat, Nashville Republican, and U. $, Telegraph, will give the above fonr in- sertions, and transmit their accounts to the office of the Arkansas Advocate for payment.