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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-22
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VILLA NJ y s1h IL "A htbl.I y \
Inc existence Of a bofutng moualatu
"a Nofib Carolina having been question
e1, "a correspondent of the Athens .eor.
gial Banner has published brief ac-
count Of q, obtained from two csuzras
who recently relHfaoI from ,lsii to me
ocighbotaood.
About SK Years ngo, thc
mountain one morning brgau 10 j'hfos
out large masses u DENSE back snal e.
nom t9ree dtfcfeni plaor,. situated
about ishlt yards bclus lis summit a.
Ihe smoke blew oil, large red sgouis or
saecis @ iame would bats, lortA aad
shoot cot considerable distance, nnd
soon afterwards a rambllag aud f.lihnp
noise vas heard ~ the bo~cls Of the
mo1n1als, commencing al the northeast,
and terminating considerable distance.
Inc muse re>em6Ied a wagon luiling
over The ground, u IN loose bed. fhe,f
informant then moYed sonsr O Stance, and
has frequently. al intervals, since, seen
a large hight 10 the direction oflho noun
tam bat was not near enough to give a
particular account from whence II pro-
eeeded. Further Information vas gt,ep
them that iasl fall, Mr.. Hedden. man
o. Neraei'y, again saw The mountain
throwing out smoke anJ flame. from
'hese accounts, tae phenomena has been
al intervals existing Tor RE last sixteen
Years II IS part of the blue Ridge.
and situated 10 an immense range. Ra1
Tue region sparseiy populated The
pace acfe The smoke aa1 ire t,,4,r.
= extremely difficult OF approach.
have examined rpecunens Of rocks from
he neigh bo.hood OF tins mouoi,in
ihey exhibit varieties OF whatI believe
to 1a telhold lava, from that which /,
compact Ike rock, 10 ,hst which lsIo,
greater OF less degreo pofous and -
GUAR, crowned or mixed Man s,,,
scoflH' aud oIaine, display my assl factarr
sphrfca., oVoidai aud concenler n.s
o'hefs pflsmaiic, ba, IS Vel have .eef.
none OF eo.omucr, trap, or basali. or re-
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-22

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"eaid sasses 10 tirn ~nh - dss dei.ssar.. ia,
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10 rejee' he hhl 'sPfied hr N, MIA, and 10 i.,
'ss Fata fenain a'h Wi -, Dc 81
STEAMBOAT VOTING la Tho lsne, if.s,
'ht CaPiaits Of s'esmboai. are saia 10 have G,, a
Necessary 10 pfuhiaa 10. beng lalsn GA IA,
We''deniial seesisn aissug ne r4.rnser. b,
di'tai"s iAs '-isn on ii.s iss .aJe. q me h,si
because no voter an ths Ola, ..ds u ne bal -
lsf oai numbered srd rgis.aseed tlo.s oa N.
Nsn bafsa ''de a. 10 e'dssse, the leai 3, u,ssint
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-22

."f ne h~.' rla..a.a
- iAs seosid t.e.f '"a' -
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- % "a acre u '~atd .tsd "a a. -. 80
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Boarding and Heay School, ad Spring EHila, EEeampsgcaci Co.
THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON. \. M. pRI
 .

HE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, \. M. PRIN-
 GfPAL.
 FE2iE school at the above place. will be opened on
 \ Monday, the ilth Novamb r, IS44 The course of ofinsfucon will comprehend all the usual branch- es ot thofough ENGLISH educaton; together with the entlre nnlefyrldnat coars in CLASSICS. MATH- FANATICS. ASSASSINATION, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, CHEMfsTRy &e.. in any of the colleges or universities in the United Stats. The system of discipline will be M,ia bat fra and no boy will be retained in the school W1o sha mol strictly adhere to the laws by which it will be governed.
 Spring Hill is one of the most healthy settlements in the SoHth or South-west-within about l4O miles of Little Rock, from which it is reached by a tri- weekly line ofstages, ltis nine miles from Fulton, ol the Red River, to which place thefe is regular steamboat navigation, through the fall winter and beginning of sumner from New Orleans, Natchez Sc, up the Red River. The springs are abundant, and the water of the most excellent quality The societYIs good; and in morality and the proper tone of public sentiment the district will compare with any section of country in the United States. There is also female school under the superintendance of MR. BANKS, in full operation, which ranks among the highest in the State. There is a argesbricl Academy for the Male School, but as vet suitable buildings have not been erected for the accommoda- ton of the principal, and the boarders who may be sent to the Institution. Several gentlemen, howev- er have consented to take boarders, on very node rate terms, say from to 10 dollars per month.
 ne PRINCIPAL pledges himself to the public, that he will exert himself to impart a most thorough ducationinculcate the most correct, gendemanlil[e habits and strict moral principles-and, in every way study to merit for his establishment (which he intends shall be permanent) the confidence and support of the friends and patrons of education throughout the country.
 The terms of tuition have been fixed for the seve- ral departments of English 52O-and for classic. and mathematics either of them, 25 for the ses- sion of five months Students can enter at any time and will only be charged from the time of entrance, and during their continuance at the school.
 MT, SANDERS has had considerable experience in teaching, and brings with him testimonials of the most hattering description from men well qualified to judge of his capabilities and requirements For extracts from these testimonials and all particulars relative to the school he begs leave to refer at Lit tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; Col. Ashley John w. Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.-o any of the follow ing gentlemen, the board of Trustees at Spring Hill, viz Major Pryor and Robert Darlington, Phineas Nash, John W. Paup, c. D, Fluit, H. c. Boyd, J. M. R. Banlkhead, Joel Hannah, Williamson Tester, c. T. Wilson, Win. N. Bnrton Esqs.. and the Rev S. F Cooke.
 Spring. Hi1 Oet. ash, Ist4.-s-tf
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INplANA.-Wc learn from the Springfield Qll.) Register of the 2Oth inst, that Cover nor Ford had called out. 2500 of the militia of the State, in consequence of the reception of information here, that the Anti-hIormon party of Hancock county had issued hand- bills for the assembly of military meeting at Warsaw, on the 27th of this month The Register learns also that this hand-bill re-
 quests the presence of the people of Misson- ri on that day, armed, Sc. It is stated by correspondent of the same paper, that the Anti-Mormon party of Hancock county have procured letters to be written to Gov. Ford, threatening him that if he attempt to sus- tain the prosecutions against them for the murder of the Smiths, they will endeavor to duplicate him by an effort to prove that he conniyed at the act. There is not the small est particle of evidence, as the whole world
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Hsss2ETG.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the ,C undersigned. at the Pententary, Llttls Rock Arkansas, until Satardag tie 25th day of NovemJer nezt, for the delivery of
 59,900 pounds of PORK, at said Pentendary for the subsistence of the pri soners therein. M
 The pork must consist ofhealthy and well fattened sows and barrows, weighing not less than 200 pounds each, to be delivered on foot, in such enclosure as may be designatedt by the und rsgned, and the weight to be ascerained after they are bnchcred or on foot, may be agreed on at the time of receiving The pork to be delivered by the 25th Dec Bond and approved security will be required from contractors for the faithful performance of their con tracts and the undersigned reserves to himself the right o' rejecting all bids il deemed too high. The proposals must be endorsed ssproposals for Pork, and enclosed in an envelope addressed to the undersigned, through the Little Rock Post office :; and Il sent by mail, the postage must be paid
 JAMES McyICAR, .ageit.
 .2,hGasas Peaiteatiary Little Rock, Oct. 2s, lsii,-8-5w.
 Arkansas fntellisencer, al Van Burcn, copy.
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LAW NOTICE. SoLON BORLAND S E. H. ENGLISH. ATTORNEYS .7T L.aws


 LITTLE ROCK. ARKArsAs. SN ILL attend punctuaIiy to all business snfrnst- " ed to them in the several Courts held ii Littla Rock, or in any part of the State. Oct. 23d, 1844.-6--tf
 REFER To- Governor Adams-Tittle Rock. Finley, r. P. Stanton, 1T c. Smith. Charles Loiland, and John c. McLeDiore, Esos.. pr. |, rowlkes, Messrs. s. g. A. Fowlkes. Messrs. Es " Rowlett a Co.,, and Messrs. Hatch & Scot. -Menphis, Tennessee " non. l.; l.; II Coe,--SomervIIIe Ten. lion. West Il. Humplireys,--Nashyiile. Ten hdrlen m Mayer and Wm B. Lurnpkin, Esqrs.-Ho- Mississippi. 1'7-o01aaaoass Hon. Daniel Goleman-Athens Ala. Dr J [. Spotswood, and Chancellor I '. n.- tin-Tussaloosa Ala. = ''- - Augustus H. Redus, Esq. Mobile-A,a. Messrs, $. O. Nelson & Bro, John e prsst k Co. Smith, Gorin & Co-New Orleans. ~ = Hon. A. Yell, Fayettevle--Ark. lion A. II. Seyer, U. s. Senate Hon. Edward Cross, M. C.; ;sHon. C. S Houston, M. C.: Hon Kenneth Rayner, M. e. Washington city. Prof. Charles Caldwell, P $. Lo1ehboroueh. Esq. L. P. Maury, Esq, Drs. C. M < ay. Samuel B' kichardson, l.. II. Mosby and John R, Buck-Lou- October 23 I343--S
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GOrOnas.,s SaEa

virtue ot an execution in the name of tie at Trustees the Real Estate Bank of the Sta of Arkansas, against Thomas Thorn and James Law son; J., which issued from the office of the Clerk rected have levied on. and will exnase to qsls on Monday the 25h day of November, lsll, at the door oi the court house of said county between the hours ot nine o'clock in the forenoon and three o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the following property. to-wlt; One negro man named Sims, 26 years old, ieyed on as the property of said Thorn, to satisfy said execution. Sale for cash.
 HUGH BROGAN. Coroner of
 Palasl1 Coanty.
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UPHEAvINGoF OF THE EARTH.-It seems the theory that the soil of the valleys of the Mis- slsslppi and its tributaries is gradually rising. IS well founded The Yazoo City Whiq mo- tees the fact that while the crops on the Mis- slsslppi and Red rivers have ill great mea- sure s1 been destroyed, the plantations on the iazoo Cit being much higher than at any tune since 1828) have remained throughout the season from three to five feet above the water
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COrnncr.'a &ase.

Ep Y virtue of aa execution in the name of Young ap Stevenson, against James c. Anthony, PhilliD L. Anthony and James Lawson jr., which issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pulaski county, and to ne directed, have levied on, and will expose to sale, on Monday, the 25th day oi November, lsf4. at the door of the court house. ot said county, between the hours of nine o'clock Tn the iorenoon and three o'clock in the af ternoon ot saidday, the following property, to- wit
 One negro woman named Rody, aged 42 years and her three children, Sam, 24 years, Charles s years, and stephen years levied on as the proper ty ofsaid Phillip L. Anthony, to satisfy said eyec ton.--Sale for cash
 HUGH BRoGAN, Coroner Of
 October, 24th, lsl4.-7-4w--fpr's fee ys3''' esS
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TEa0sas0NGAlV PRACTICE.

FgNIE subscriber having concluded to locate in A Little Rock, respectfully tenders his services to generous public in the practice of Medicine according to the New School principles. Having had many years experience in the same, we feel iuly confident ot beng able to give satisfaction of curing diseases that the Old Faculty cannot such as old chronic cases and many diseases peculiar to Fe- males. Our remedies are not POISONOUS, entail ing upon patients and their posierity the curse of ruined constitutions. Our treatment also of acute and secret diseases has generally been very satisac- tory.
 T. J. HARVEY, B. P. Office next door to the Times and Advocate. Markham street, Little Rock.
 GJ-As we are agent for the sale of Books, Med icines. &c., we have and intend keeping general supply We have at present supply fDr. Curtis's admirable work on Obstetrics, indispensable to Ihomsonians- Also supply of Aguc and Fever Medicine.
 Oct. 90, 1S44--7-Iy
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GO-PAEsTNEsEgssaHH, NOTICE,

WM. P. OFFICER s GEORGE r. SMITH, AYE AYE associated themselves under the firm of ,s-' A ot flCER se SMITH, for the purpose of lFa.n,ssacuhs .I,s general mercantile business. ofgoods. consisting of ''e" ''0eN DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES. CRoCKERY-W.aRE,H HATS, BOOTS. SHOEs
 CLOTHING, Sc, Sc., - which they purchased in the Eastern cities. CT. pressly for this market.
 On the arrival of the goods (which are expected shortly) due notice will be given
 Little Rock, October 30, is44 7-tf
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KeW Sfnfinannn.z-

LUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in tb Ashley's row, fresh supply of Stationary, con ssting of fine Cap & Letter Paper, Note Paper, Folio Post Medium and Drawing Paper:-also, Poance in viols, India Rubber Sealing Wax. QuiIls. Steel Pens of every description, small Waters Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inkstands, Penknives. Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books, red Tape, Slate Pencils Sc Sc all of which will be sold at thelowest prices for cash
 Also-For sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock, November 6, ls4I-S
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HIS T'Own Lots GoE. Sale. LN ELDORaDO, U.NIO.N COUNTY
ARK ANSAS

 nN the 25th day of December 1914, the Com " missoners will offer for sale at public vendue, one hundred and eighteen Town Lots in Eldorado, Unios County, Arkansas, the following terms, to wit:-One fourth of the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale, and the balance in three equal annual instalments. Bonds, securing purchasers in title when the last payment is made, viii be entered into by the Commissioners.
 Edorado is the county seat of Union, and being a healthy and well watered location, within twelve miles of good steamboat navigation, and surrounded by fertile and populous country, holds out more than ordinary inducements to persons disposed to make investments in town property
 JOHN R. HAMPTON, } c.
 GREEN NEWTON, ooH'nlls-
 ROBERT J. BLACK. S'o"efS' N. B.. Sale to continue from day to day till all are sold.
 November I, Is4E3t-s
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. VIE District Court of the United States for the A District aforesaid for the adiudicafion of1nn confirmed French and Spanish Land Claims, has adjourned over until the first Monday Of December next.
 And it is orderedby the Court, that this notice be published the ssArkansas Banner, and ~Arkansas State Gazette,' for six weeks successvelv: Sent. 10th, lsf4. VIM. FIELD, Clerk,
 2-6w By A. II. RUTHERFORD. D. c.
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There are twenty-four Baptist Churches in the City of New York, but two of which arc without pastors
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 NOTICE.

TysEzRS ltoTroN PLANTERS. who vii, EaSEesssS2Y V consign their Cotton tc the house E { of JoHN G. PRArT & Go, New Or leans, caa be furnished with Bagging. Rope, and fwine, at New Orleans prices with the usual charges for freight, Be, by applying to
 s. II TUCKER,
 Markham street. Little Rock. Sept ie, ;e44-f-tf
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It is fact that people stare at all persons, who are trying to go to heaven with a bible in one hand, and bottle ofliquor in the oth
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Tsyenty-Five DosFars Reward.

O RANAWAY from the subscriber, near ,A Pine Bluff inJeferson county, on the 14th CAN October, I844, negro girl, abont medium XsA height, heavy set, rather fleshy, and of cop per color, lS or 20 years old quick spoken. will give reward of SlO for her apprehension in this county, or 1925 reward if taken out of the county, and confined in jail so that I can get her.
 R. w. WALKER. Jefferson county, Nov. 6, l844-7-3w.
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SINGULAR BRIDAL CosrUME.-Singnlar displays happen not unlrequently, in the eff ioFts to appear fine at marriage A bride groom who had notthe wherewithal himself. (lt was Tn the country,9 borrowed ofa friend huge green blanket overcoat, dickey. and pair of fisheFman's boots-the thermometer oemg at ninety degrees. Thus equipped, he joined his bride, who was arrayed in a new cotton garment, her only dress. The twain hurried to theresidence of a missionary. who soon made them one. The husband restored his wedding suit to its owner, passing the h,oney-moon, as he had his life previous. shIrtless-Jareis' Scenery of the Sandtoich
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In the county of Sevier Archibald Yell
 received ass q. In the county of sevier, David Walker received 15o tn the county of seyier Lewis B. Fully
 received l. In the county of St. Francis, Archibald
 Yell received s22 In the county of St. Francis David :, walker received l22 " In the county of Union, Archibald Yell
 :, received 375 In the county of Union. David Walker received e6l In the %S county of Van Buren, Archibald T., Yell received TIC In the county of Van Burcn, David
 Walker received % o in the county of Washington Archibald Yell received 79i E. In the county of Washington. David
 Walker received aoe ,s In the county of Washington. Leyis R
 Fully received ,s In the county of White, Archibald Yell In the county of White, David Walker T, received TIT In the county of White, Lewis B. Fully
 received C" In the county of Yell, Archibald Yell
 received 2os !" In the county of Yell, David Walkerre-
 received as (. Ill the county ot He'll, Lewis E. Tully
 received G Making in the aggregate, for Archibald Yell, n,il2 votes; for David Walker, 7,5s3 votes; and for Lewis B Fully, ll2 votes :, Now, therefore, I, SAMUEL ADAMS, Governor of the State oi Arkansas, by virtue of the authority n me vested by the laws of said State, do hereby de. clare Archibald Yell to be duy elected Representa- uYe Tn the 29ih Congress of the United States from scrbed by law. r'e ~, In testimony whereof, have hereunto set ] 1s my hand, and caused the seal of said t,) State to be affixed, at Little Rock, on
 the 9th day of November, A. D. Is4i
 SAM'L ADAMS. By the Governor.
 D. 5. GREER, Secretary of state.
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New Goods.

New Goods. IT N. ALDRICH would respectfully invite the II attention of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, fo his large assortment of Hats Boots and Shoes, together with general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries; all of which he has just re- ceyed and offers for sale at wholesale or retail at reduced prices. Persons visiting the city and want ing such goods would find it much to their interest to call and examine his stock before purchasing else where
 Nov. z, l844-s
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STATE or AnxANsas, } COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY. MARBLE TowNsHIp.
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 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. sss Benjamin c. Simmons & Co.,, Vendtioni exponas, William
 Irons, Samuel W. Reyburn,
 and James $. Conway. .Tp virtue of a writ of yendtioni exponas. issued A) by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the United States, in and for the District aforesaid in the above entitled case, the 10th day of May, ls44, and to me directed, will expose to sale at public auction, for ready money at the court house door, in the city of Little Rock, Pulaski county, District aforesaid. Monday, the second day of December next. be- tween the hours of o'clock, A. M and o'clock. r. M. of said day, the following described negro slaves and horses, to wit:--Negro woman named Nancy, about S2 years old negro woman named Mary, about 20 years old !; negro woman named Claissa about 25 years old and her infant child and negro girl named ciarissa about 10 years old also, two black horses, one grey horse and one grey mare. Said property having been levied upon and taken in execution as the property of the said de- fehdant, William Irons, and sold to satisfy a judg- ment rendered by said court on the 18th day of April, A. D. i5iS in the above emitted suit. II. M. RECTOR, |. S, Marshal.
 for the District of Arkansas.
 by 4. O GREER, Dep'y Marshal. facs
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l" sw. fl. qf. SEC. l,

all in township IS south of range west, coatain ing Sl6 IL 100 acres the lst dal of Nov, 1sll and that WmH Gaines became the purcbassr there- oi for the sum of eight doars and thirtytwo csnts and the said Gaines did assign and transfer his cer- uhcste oi purchase to Hanson Morehouse on the 9th day of May, 1s42, and the said Warehouse dit assign and transfer the same to David NJ Lawrence. on the 2oth day of July, ls48, and l. David Nj Law renee, have received from said Wonl Gamer, sher- ii as aforesaid, a decd for the same.
 l. therefore, notify all persons, that at the May term of the circuit court for Chieot CO.,, to be holden on the first Monday Of May, Isi5. I will apply to said court for confirmation of my tide; andsanv person or persons wishing to set up any right to the sad tracts ot land purchased in consequence of any lniormaliiy. or any irresularity or ilegality connected With such saleor for other or de- cause why the sale made should not be confirmed
 DAVID M. LAWRENCE
 Oct. lS44.-6-Gw.--Prs fee sl3 I2l
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,h A 9 pr1rn

W N R R ED ,t on Tuesday; 5th inst by the Rev. Mr. Williams, mr ALBERT W. SANFORD, of the firm of Walton sanford & Co, New Orleans, to Miss CoRNELtA 1EANeEs, only daughter of the late Capt. James Pitcher of this city.
 n In Saline county, Oct goth, by Mr Fountain Brown, MT. THos. A, R. ROWLAND to Miss BAR BARA HUFFER.
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Knows, to sustain such an accusation, with out desperate resort to the grossest false- hood. Such threats as these will hardly he likely to deter Gov. Ford from doing his whole duty in the premises.--.N r. Wceklg .NelcS. ~e''sy
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NWTE, R. VVAET

SVSE. Ks. SVAET HAS on hand
 2009 lbs. Bale Rope,
 1000 yds. Ky. Bagging,
 l30 kegs of Nails,
 5000 lbs. flat bar Iron.
 TOO '' round and square bar do,
 GOO $ Plough Wings,
 400 {" Hoop Iron,
 2G {" bbls. Kanawha Salt,
 English and American Blister Steel, German do. ALSo-A general assortmen of Dry Goods, Gro- ceries, Hardware, Queensware. Saddlery, Paints, Oils, Scc all ofwhich offered for sale at the low est prices
 Little Rock, Nov 9th, ls44. s-lyr TOHN c. PRATT & CO Cotton Factors, and eD General Commission and Forwarding Mer- chants, 39 Camp street, New Orleans. JNo. c. PRATT. JACOB BRAKEMAN. s. E. BELKNAP November 6th 1s44. S-1yr
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ss4gaeges.

NEW ssOaeEsS. gUET received per steamboat paramon a ,arae s9 and general stock of
 Eery Seeds and Groceries. suitable for the Sumner trade. which xill be sold cheaper than ever for cash; persons esiros f nilr chasing would find it to- their interest to cal anst examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere: he is determined to sell goods of every descrpian at small profit, and take in exchange all kinds of coun- try produce at the market prices.
 Store one door next to H. Mitchell.
 H. N. ALDRICH, Afcir sirsst Little Rock, June IT, ls44. <o-G