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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05
CuEAPEsT GOODS or THE SEASON

CIOrHS. CASStMERES, 0c.-l have now y
large srosk Of the hes, goods hat can he md
and can promise 10 mako 1t an object 10 OIL p"fcho-
sc,s T., at int % SELBi S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05
WHEELING TIMES& ADVERTISERS
AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY. AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES T.. WHARTON.

AT rnE MASONIC HALL, Opposite rue pnsr crr,cE
Market street, Wheeling Yirgiaia.
TERMS,
Daily Paper, SIS, \ wear IN adva nee.
Western Virginia Times & Gazette, Weekly,
81, ia advance.
No subscription received Tor either PAPER for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27
5trifturcs of the ilret,ra.

IGNHlS disease is so common and oflen an
aar'oior deE&ss and chief uotee Of n, ..
psreBesd Paysician.
There Of tho Urrtha be sarroved BY
sHs'"fr The hi symptoms OF ~aea patient afflicted with
Una. arease no Frequently Complains. ,naly his
water % long usual about - and A,
An'h"n "a the stran of
u~ nf1hr rian usual and fosxrd
, symptom as notieei eompess the rasnt ts.e.
IN e hshi !" VOID MS and he generally nn1. that
iofee necessary 10 Its complete
N zoe hsb OF erertng, In
u- ifee is-i-- OF Tie structure Noursl
a'e comm IN niom NJ this
ueoo- disch1fre from he
ooe o. The receiving vcs-ei wbn very az
s'a'a nanfr the urine Will ofsn
wan matter of blood there VIII be difficulty pain in
'"s.,hs 'hs unnr ard likewise much gcnsraI d.hIiy.
Inc fnoedss OF a
t-@""'r winch Seea-'"n- uies.nng OF do.
adhesive matter 10 nroSue.
un'ush OF the di1mster Of
" =" oe-seolIe irritation the urrthfs. Of
',se. hs"ee the t-sss ffela.hii, coaor
W NAY &c in1ue- h5 d',nsns Isnx hart by
H"v 'hr part When aborips under t:ono,rl--,
'hyfuoef rs To irsHF-e hard riding
U" The EHi<; powerful N r,--..t Iat,y
ai-oeh sS {af-y ai 10 prstose IL 6,rsns.
r" p'eiA y ally, the
"a Ir 'sani Immediately T. ana ,n
F'y s"H-" !" thf infrucio
ava "sheunn are rlsh
an hisprtahe faei that ibilSer proa All.
complaint ind diheuh obtain iad os
a'i AMI evcn >otne who snssy ample peeua.4Iy 2n-
i'aih 10 81 ""'y AFTER inn< and Piiu,i sareii
10. iLf not sn;afiy Celebrated iot rmov. and cur
''eiufe oi TIE U-hfs number 81 rt,e,, IN
sis particular ssnc of profession aay Arsn,s the r
.' "a van Mfiritak@ ii. psoua
Nei P'i-rtease Ief.,eaee- given r.,riir-i
~ Onc- one door below Trinity Church an
"anf- during The day aad evening. - -
liz y la
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27

c;a,l.
I.eck-Iarvc Scotch
i.r,trre-Iyb,,. 4 Crr,p Head
Ear,y Cur,.d India. wbi,- ana
Green Cos Row, mil
M..on-Nu,rneg Cr,n c,,,o,
Pine Ami.
Water Mrl.n-6nest hind.
Nasiluiun
husiard-,yLii. and BLACK
Onion-tylttr aus MI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27

Il genuine, al wholesale aud
Ariiehokc-GTrrn Globe
Asparagus-Whiic Giant
Pole Ecens-l.arge & smaliIdml
snap Besns--EArly China, diuo
Yellow sik weeks
i" Eariy Mohawk. do hall moon
" Refugee or 1000 la ono
Beet-Early Blood tarnip rooted
do Yellow "
" Long Blood, Mansle wurizel
" White Silesiau frrnch sugar
Brocoii-Svhits aud Pufpl.- Cape
Cabbage-EaIiy g. I.srge York,
Early and Late Batiersea, Ear
iy Sugarloaf, Large Drumhead.
Large Bergen, Plat Dutch.
Drumheadsavoy, Gieen curl-d
Savoy. Red Dutch
GapligJwer-Early AMI Late
CeleIy-Whiie Solid
Caurot--l.ong Orange. Long Red
aud White Pieii
Cfe~-CurIed OF Pepperyrass
CucuInber-Eariy Frame. do Ciu-
ter, Long Green. Long Prick
lye. Gberkin for picking
Corn-Eary Sugar. do TuscaIo-
"a, H. Golden Sioux
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27
GARDEN SEED.

VfRoM Growers Of known reputation and warranted nesh an
Il genuine, AT Wholesale aud retail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27

lcE, prime aad new
- Loaf Sugars "Woolscy's"
DO. "I.oy-rngs'
DO. 'Smi,h'ar
Lamp Oi, III and 2d qualify
Whiskey, hids, pipes AMI ibis
l.;corec snlid andsick
Sole Leather, various qualities
S,lt, ahaai and : stOsc-FoT sale Ly
u ~ DAVENPORT 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27
DAVENPORT Il ALLEN.
pONAHD'S AMBiiOSIAI oil Or AVE-

Ro" AHDS AMBROSlAL OIL. Or AWE.
hHf% Aft,sSSiR .ni-y and -t-, ant artieI--
ee-ne To supcra for utxn, inv,or,
hns anal bsaaiItyisg 4 n L. n AIR.
W. ho~ASS h1s Fneeeed alter experimental
h.ftS@ion-i ia entownf bland
ei 90 akasseH proeuss The admirable eonyenis nee 81
pspaauoh Ssessng ii- unique properly strike
ever ore " y impossible for
% exist one msirni after the application the
oilr As n instantly converts it delicate Iar.r
OF soap which readily removed brush or hy ~at,r
w pt-h = Ia Tue habit OF weiiHs he ar OF
lsnn Of d5ndrsn The peculiar prop.rty Of IN. Az
o-a' o VIII check lie falling Of the hair with
the U.s. OF ie brush viii Those AIN IN,
are not troubled with dlnua find slsa pleasure IN habitus
resofne I" the Use Of the Abro preserving their
ehs and esses ei-an and head ana n,
eonisI- upon them s delicate fragrance sky Iu and
velvet Stiffness " II Is entirely the d-tgcea be pro-
fV OF greatness 80 common IA the ordinary tn-
a In short for preserving thu beauty anee aud y..o OF
te air there has never been preparation ogl To he Na.t
de ~ ..-f.I.-..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27
WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND.
FOR SALE

6'ifE subscriber II authorised to sell n well
- wooded tact 81 I.and N-aA,y. grhi.. Rat NJ
se Of the en'oraiion line I've Pusea-e might ca y ,,,, M
aiHi h'n u'- <a- az tr wood rI, Inns the
~ q Il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27
FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

A SPARAGIS-Gnm
N ARTiCHOkE-Iage Green Globe
BEANs-Dwsn kidney, EaJly yellow SIX Weeks Early Ia-
Red Marrow. White Marrow, Large Lima &c.
BEEr-ong Bood Early Blood Tufnig, White Sugar Nangl
WunLei. &c.
BRoCO1J-Eary and Late Purple
CABBAGE Fairly York Large York EaJ;y Bstsrsea Fatty sn
Loaf Late Loaf Flat
'uIed savoy. un'hraisavoy. &c.
EARkDT-Long Orange, Early Horn White ri,n
ciHLIfIOWtR-Rar and Late
CRi.RRy-whte ani RsdSolid
CRESS--Bfoad Leaf
CuCUMBER-I.ong Green, Early Fame Chrikn &c.
EGG PLANT--Purpe
ESUiVE
INDIAN CoRN-Raily Sugar. Ssaiii's Extra Eaiy &c
LErTUcE-Ice Brown Dutch. Eariy si,sia A.
hELoS-Nutmeg. Chron. Jsck-ea Water &C
kAyftiRTIUM
OERA
ONIoN-wbiir and Red
PhRSIEY-t'url~J
PAHHNIP
PEAs-ES,ra Fairly, Fairy FssHss, E4TIy Bishops DWa Esy
Charlton, Dwarf MaIro~fii Ge.
PEPPER
RADIsH-I.onE Scarlet, Fairly Turnip. &c.
RUUBARB-for pies
sAi.sIFy--or Oyster Plant
SPINACH
TOHATO--Ia,ge Red
ruRSip-Tahy Plat Dutch, Red Top, Norfolk &C
POT AND SWEET HERB SEED
BIRD SEED
ONION sETft-wbie
AIo, general Flower Seed Buons Roots Ae
Just received for by ". ". DliVAI.
Ie 10 Rank sIuaie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27
RICHMOND. VA. FEB. 81, 1876.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.
Edited By PLEAsANrs n m0sELEY.

rsaxs City sassess>s esoo pr pear
ssd Zoe shorter psrioA whs ~ An espsyah. d.
an eases. in advance.
tos les) lp-ron esns;
Two Insertions 81 isi three ssoas 81 ao and succeed
Ing ia~~rti,n. IA cents.
Transient advertiser, mast pay In advance.
Tho Of u Advertisement. On the
ME- they viii be Inserted until ordered stopped and
- accordingly W odr- In sop must also be writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ lines and In TIA,
psorortion for Advertisements of length ereept
u"sssrs AMI Lottery Dealers who charged 500, paper
ehid~dl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27
FOR NEW ORLEANS.


FOR NEW ORLEANS.
AsktNs LnBYs Ljse of Paehrt- between Richmond and
NV Jill. .il eoas.see ,hsir september
and VIII bs eo1posed of the following vo.seir
B.rqas BACHELOR, Cat lin. uo.,o..
onS ohi.Eans Capt. wx sxfru
Brig 1osEpiirk Capt jos, Rosm.o.
One ui... 49,.
month We win eonesee rco.re I'll ,hs aLoyr ,..,,. ~
the psbe. t-y -zprs.y u trade md Wi, n.s
m low s any other vessels and steady .x Ia
nsn OF long experience IN The trade For eE -zar-
having very superior Accommodations cabin ai ..tsr.
'A~"se~ Apply" FISHER soN,
b. An freight from country ts above vrs.,- viii h,
wharfage. T. 49, ~
HE Hal
DESIRABLE GOODS FOR FAMILIES
hBtE CUrtERY.-fne Ivory Table Cutlery in se,s of :.
- p'.ee' Also Bone buck. i=sony. sup Ivory
Knives and fosss snsis C.syes and steel. 10
"aish Of recent importation. aud for sale
No "a VS. a }. DoNHAa
N. ORLEANS SUGAR ANDyMoLAssEs.
Oh n HnDs. N. O. Sugar
CIV 81 bbs-. Mokasses n
nsfoss fot sale BY
q DUNLOP, HoNCuRE 4 co :
uihNl BusiE;s Ci,-ranso Potaioy. fun, Mare on
WV board Schr Black Iia.s. Does mi fat BY
10 RANKIN h wiIiTiyDCK.
FIGURED NdTIN VESTS
MOTHER a--'ca, af Fancy Yeats received among
' are ,"n- Y-fy superior giay striped ami oa
ss,of'u'.nt OF the kind Ia the city. STARE q 60,
10 Ii,i su,.t
LUMBER.
CSnn FEET Cypress b~axis, hourly en-
800 " gseied NJ 60 WEBS. WAGON 90.
Il ! do do Jo,ss - -
rs h,s-. huIrs patent Canll-s
lop bushels hoHrtaiu S-.i-R-cryiny for .,,r y
k3 wfBB. BtroN 90.
r - n.t,,.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
From the Cherokee .adpoeate

HE RuMoRED INDIAN WAR ALI HUM- BuG-Rumors of WAR! WAR!ie have been flying among us thick and fast, for se- veral days-representing that serious difficult aes had occurred suddenly last week, between the Creeks on the one hand, and the Osages and the Pawnee Mohaws on the other. that a bloody battle had been fought between the Greeks and Osages, and that the latter had completely destroyed village of the former and mastered several hundred of its inhab- itants including linen, women and children. j The flying of expresses, the roll the drum the despatch of "horse, foot and dragoons'' from Fort Gibson, the running of terrified women with their children, and of frightened traders with their treasures, from near the scene ol ''conhict and carnage,n all served to give weight to the rumors and to create much anxiety and apprehension utfrom the fol- lowing letter received, '.per erpreSs'' late last evening, Qor which we are much indebted to the writer,) 1t will be seen that the whole affair IS great humbug, and originated from some panic stricken women.
 There Is no war-not even tthe symntom of sign'' of War. No Pawnees nor Osages have fallen, no battle has been fought; no Creek village surprised and its three hundred inhabitants massaered. The military orders are countermanded. All is peace The anx- ious may therefore, become easy, the women and traders return to their respective duties, and those who are ever ready to serve their country, the volunteers, stay at home. The Creeks and Osages are still friends, and will remain so, we hope, "as long as the grass grows or the water runs.9
 FoRT GIBSON, 26 Feb, 1915.
 SIR.-The run or of 'sHar upon the From tier' that was said to be going on between the Creeks and Osages or other border tribes, turns out to be without the SHghtcst foada- lion. The U. s. Troops were ordered out, and have been recalled by Express. It seems some three weeks back the Creeks had some difficulty with party of 'sPawnee Mohaws,n in which one of the latter was killed In consequence, the Creeks were expecting an attack upon one of their upper towns In the mean time party of some 25 or 30 Osa- ges approached this town 10 buy, or trade for corn. The men of the town were absent- the women took fright and fled to the lower towns. IHiS was tortured and rumored into a war-in which 300 were killed. The source of information 10 the military was di- rect.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
LAW NOTICE. OLON BORLAND & E. H. ENGLISH,
ATTORNEYS .aT L.aW,

LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. NT ILL attend punctually to all business entrust- w cd 10 them, in the several Courts held in Little Rock, or in any part of the State.
 08ice-In the Governors building.
 REFER TO J. ]. Finley, r. P. Stanton, Fl C. Smith, Charles Loland. and John C. MeLemore, Esqs; Dr. J Fowllzes Messrs. z. SS A. Fowles, Messrs E. " Rowlett & Co., and Messfs. Hatch & scott,- Memphis, Tennessee. Hon l.. H. Cos.--Somcrvlle, Ten. Hon. West II. Humphreys. Nlsnyiiir, Ten. Adrien Msyer and Wm. B. Lampkia, Ears..- Holly SpduZs, Eli B Mathews and R. Shepherd, Esqrs.,--columbus, Mississippi Hon Daniei Celeman.--Atheus Als. Or. ]. C. sposeooi and Chancellor J L. Marlin.--- 'fHskaiuosa. Nh Augustus ii. R-slus, Fsl.-Mohfs. Ala. M.ssrs. s. D-Nslsaa t BFo@, loia G Pratt < Co.,, Smith, Gs-ia E. Cea--Nsw Orleans. Hoa. X. Yell -FaveHsYiiis. Ark. ilna. A. T. SsE7r. q. S. Sslat2; Hon Elxanl t.ss.si. A C; ilaa. E !. Ila4Esoa. E. e lIaa. ksaa F R4eH1r. v t.s-Wls1ia ssa4 CIV. Prof Chad eaiiwsll r. :. leashhafeusA. Hs4 L ? Hny. H-Q. Dis (, H Wy. Ssassl B Iiehazss-srI ' h AOshr aad Jaan R. Back ,- f.cl:sfilie. kf.
 nzrea sa. isss aa
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
New Goods! New Goods!

THE subscriber has just opened large sssort-
 1 men of STAPLE sx FANCY DRY GOODS, which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange for hides, peltries, furs. beeswax B., &c. The above stock is composed in part of the following articles, viz
 Brown and bleached shirting sieeting 6-4, A, 3--4, and heavy Osnaburgs; French, English, and American prints mouselain dc laines; morning dc laines; aipaccas alpacea usters; white and rcd hannels; lnseys diapers; Londan duff blankets i; point do Whitney do; green, blue, and scarlet do ; canvass and red padding; satnets and cassimeres i; Veslngs; black cloths tickins; colorcd cambrics i; sicillas; brown linens; brown Hollands; giIhams :; cashmere de ecosse black Italian crayats pong and Sritafied silk hdk is linen caInbric 6o; imita; uoh do; blshoplawns; book muslins; plaid, striped and cheek muslin, and campric; sewing silk; silk tWist; lambs wool half hose white and brown cot ton do ladies' white meriEo hose; white, black, and slate cotton do; shirt buttons; coat buttons black and colored taHeta ribbons; cotton and worsted bra ces sup. elasted do; cotton hdks Turkey red dc linen and cotton tapes table diaper brown and white; gentlemen and ladies' thibet, hoslin. silk. and kid gloves; black and white crape silk and cot ton yelvets needles and pins; hook and eyes :- spool cotton; linen thread; Irish linens; do sheet lngs; long lawns; children's Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents fnerino shirts altogether with a com plete assortment of gents sewed and begged calf. skin boots; mud boots; kip, russell and black bro gans; ladies' walking shoes and slippers chiliren's black and c..ered boots; and variety Of :ashona- bie white shaiis aahnes Kentucky jeans ;=rolIed kersey; llnseys together with lot of school books and stationary. Also sugar, coffee, teas, tobacco rice, salt, and lot of Collins axes.
 December C, lS44 IJ--n
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
SEEEHeEEgNs SAg,gl.

WILL be sold, at the court house door of the " county of Pulaski, on Monday, the 2Ist day of April, l845 it being the first day of the circuit court for said county, the following described prop er'y, VIZ Fielding, Violet, Clara Jane, Daniel, Nancy Matilda Francis, Pamelia Stephen, Louisa, Charlotte, Martha Belinda. Hampton, and Fanny, negro slaves for life Also, lots No 8, g. and lo, in block No S4, in the city of Little Rock, west of the Quapaw line. Also S. e. quarter section II. and n ", qnarter section B, township north, range F west 52o acres, fractional block 45 in the city of lhttie Rock west of Quapaw line, lot in block 36, Tn the clty of Little Rock west of the Qnapaw line, and lot In block 10 in the addition to the city of Little Rock, east of the Quapaw line, as the prop. er'y ol William E. Woodruff to satisfy sundry exc. cutons l Tn the name of the Bank of the State of Afkansas gg William E. Woodruff and ethers issued rom the office of the clerk of the circuit court for said county, returnabe to the April term of said couf ali Tn the hands of the late and presen. sheriff ol sad county Terms cash, and sale to take place between the hours prescribed by law.
 JAMES IA, LAWSON, JR., as tatc She1if.
 VIM. B. BORDEN, Shelif,
 24th March, ls45 as@Iw
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

FIREs.-Several of the cities in the north have lately suffered by fres-W Washington, Philadelphia, New Y ork, Sc, &c., and to-day we received melancholy account of con nagration at Norfolk in Virginia, ill the night of the 4lh instant. It broke out in the cellar of store occupied by Messrs. Edwards and Armstead, which store was one of a block of four fine large buildings. belonging to Mir. c. w. Newton and not quite finished. The fire was discovered by MT. w. Y. Robinson at midnight, but before tho cellar could he broken into, it was filled with smothered flame, which burst forth furiously as soon as the air was let in Mir. Edwards, with two assistants, had been in the cellar til nearly II o'clock the same night, engaged in taking an inventory of the goods. and ii is supposed that spark of burning snuff from the candle fell upon some combustble stuff and remain cd unobserved Ut their going away. They estimate their loss al between 20 and 9 thousand dollars, of which only Sl0,000 were insured. Some of the buildings in the block were destroyed and the remainder bad ly damaged.-.N O. Coarier.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

TExAs.-By the New-Y ork we have re- ceived late Texan papers.
 The Galveston News of the Sth instant, contains an account of the festivities at that place on the Sd March, anniversary of the Declaration of Texas independence. There was firing of cannon at dawn of day s'ffom our lleei,H says the News: another salute at noon, military parades, &c.
 On Monday the 3d the scholars of the Sunday Schools assembled ia the Methodist Church, and after performing various exer- eses proceeded 10 the Presbyterian Church. where p-aXrr- were said, orallons delivered and the Declaration of Independence read.
 The National Register. published ats the seai of government. has long article wasp- | iuveighing against Mt. Benlon's hiiI fof The annexation of fexas: Us ctief topic oI ensae.ainl is an impaled design on slle paFi of Mr. Benton so delay the eonsummaiian ol tho measufe--sN q csayser.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

GREAT SPEED.-The Presidents inaugural speech was conveyed on the Baltimore and Ohio rail road, from the Relay house to Har- per's Ferry, a distance of "A miles, in ? hours and 35 minutes-thence to Cumberland, 66 miles, in hours and 45 misunderstanding hours and 20 minutes from the Relay house to Cumberland, 170 miles, or from Washing ton city to Cumberland, 202 miles, in hours and 15 minutes.
 The inaugural was carried from Washing ton to Philadelphia, in 6 hours 15 minutes. It was carried to Baltimore in one hour and 3 or minutes.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
Flo all Whom it rnav e,oncer,

5NI oIIGE IS hereby given, that at public sale " of lands for the payment of taxes, penalties and costs due thereon, held by the sheriff of Washta county. In the State of Arkansas at the court bonse oi sand county, on Monday, the sixth day of Novem- per- In the year of Lord one thousand eirht hnn dred and forty three under the authority of fine avs oi the State of Arkansas, and in pursuance ofnotice prevousy gwen as the law directs the undersiened Dempsey Foster purchased the following described tracts or parcels ofand to wit: the west half of inc south-east quarterofsectionnu l26 the east half of the northeast quarter of section number tweny-two (22,) and the southeast onarter ot section number twenty-two (22A all in toyynshin hu'aper ffteeh' south ot range number {20) west containing altogether three hundred and twent acres and situated in the aforesaid county of Wasb;fa in the State ot Arkansas, for the aggregate sum of thirteen dollars and thirty-one and tbrno ,parter cents, the original owner having been one Sidney Carr. 'i''''ey
 The above described tracts of land bayipe been purchased as aforesaid, are now held by me. the said 1 Dempsey Foster, by deeds of conveyance duly exc cnted by the sheriff of Washita county aforesaid Gaaef lne authority given him by the laws of the State of Arkansas.
 All persons, therefore, who can set up any claim to the above described tracts of land or any othem in in consequence of any iniormaliy irreguarty, or iHegality connected with the sale aforesaid to me are hereby notified to appear at the first term of the clrcult court that may be holden for the county Of "ashlta aforesaid, six months fist after the pubca- tioh oi lhis notice, and shew cause if any they can Why the sale so made as aforesaid to me, the said
 dempsey roster, oi said tracts of land should not be confirmed, as shall make application at said term oi said circuit court for the confirmation of the titles to me 10 the several tracts of land above described
 DEMPSEY FOSTER.
 NAsIiTTA COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
 March 18th, 1S45 2s-6w
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
Arkamsas Eers,a Hsoosl.

PRICE REDUCED TO si 5a. rtNHls work IS tine prndpction of AiRKRr Plxe -a Esq, Counsellor ., Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process proceedings. aud docket entries for Justices of tbe Peace with forms to, Constables, eoronrrs. and SheIiiis, and coniou. collection of forms of Decds Coagcyaaees. Nc Win an appendsx containing summary oi the pria- eiPiHs of law most likely io b. u io th Justice. of inc Peace.
 Grsst care and labor have hsen bestowed ia inc compilation and preparation at this wosk, io make t asrlai. not ong "a vsi ose 'rS ha ie citizens is every dpAsiasni e1 lse aas il l. hop, that thr au- thor kas acce nnitsAsd thai aesIfaAis ehi e
 Fs aslcs el shss ussIi4i wofk has bsfn reduced To si 51- For sale kG tA~ andsfz snssl who will iiil osdsrs faeco satfz by ts< essA-ssa nof egisssssJ from any part el the State
 VIM. [. WOODRUFF iss.is Rock March fa ists ,7-H
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
New Stationary.

JUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in C Ashleys row. fresh supply of Stationary, con- slsting of fine Cap & Letter Paper Note Paper Folio Post, Medium and Drawing Paper :-also, Pouncs In yiois, india Rubber, Sealing Wax, QuiiIs Steel Pens of every description. small Waters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, inkstass!s. penkEtrss. Folders, black, red and blne Iak, Erasers, Blank Rocks red Tape, Slate Pencils Ssc Sc all of which will be sold al the lowest prices Tor cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar, kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and a variety of other Books.
 Little Rock, November C, isii-s
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

CONSCIENTIOUS JURoR-s. remember. , says Lord Eldon, " Mir. Justice Gould trying a case at York, and when he had proceeded for about two hours, he observed-'here are only eleven jurymen in the box; where IS the other one ''
 Please you my lord, said one of the ju- ", 'he IS gone away about some business but hc has left his uerdict vith me '''