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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

0ErThe following printers epitaph was read at the
Anniversary of the Typographical Society at Wash
ngton:
Here lies his form in pi,
Beneath this bank with briars overgrown;
How many cases. far unworthier, lie
Meath some imposing stone
H.
No column points our loss
No sculpured caps his history declare;
Although he lived follower of the cross,
And member Of the bar.
III.
The golden rule he priced,
And left it as token Of his love;
And all his deeds corrected, and rerised,
Are registered above.
w.
The copyof his wrongs
The proofs of all his Pi-ety-are there;
And the fair title which to truth belongs,
Will prOve his title fair
v.
Though in deaths embrace
A Faouldering heap our luckless brother lies;
He'll re-appear on Gobriel's royal chase,
And frisk-u to the skies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

SECRETARY OF WAR-The Washington correspond
ent of the Baltimore American says 1T is certain
that COL Butler. of Kentucky, will be Secretary Of
War, but beyond this Mr. Folks friends declare that
no member of the Cabinet has been agreed upon.
Col Butler has accompanied Mr.. Polk to the city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

ftTWe have ordered our clerk to strike from our
exchange list the NeW Albany Gazette. 1t has become
altogether too filthy and abusive to be tolerated by
II may now join the "goodly company" of the
Richmond Palladium, and others of that genus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-27

Gc-The senior editor of this paper IS absent, and
sickness in the family of the junior during the past
sseek has had tendency to unfit the Hitter for very
energetic exercise of his duties.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-15
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tip sh County. }

PaosArE CouRr, OCTOBER TERN 1870
uVtiIs day. L D. Hewe,s. Dawson Hews'''
u = Abingdon Hewe,t, Peter Bssge,' ana >.
- seph Harrison Hewet'. Jane nsge';
Lepa,ees Of Josephus Hewett. deceased ave o.
North Hampton County, North Carolina; mad
application by Petition, for the eale Of Tue I've.
gro Slaves belonging TO said Esiata'e uerr'n
named, setting forth, that the debts Of ss'o 5s'
tate cannot be paid without the sale OF fao ne =
proes; and that an equal Division among me
Heirs cannot conveniently be had IN k'od u
was therefore ordered by the Court. ina. eva =.
ton ISSUE requiring al pefsoos Interested :, ;"
Sc and appear at the next term Of this cour,. 70
be held Il the Court House 10 the town Of mp
lev. on the i.st monday in November mex; -
show cause. It any they have. Why sa'o Ms,
v,oee should not Sc sold; and thai ssid citation
6a nublished foe three successive weeks ~ .n -
Ripley advertiser, newspaper published 70 'nf
town Of Ripley.
Witness, Hon. R. \. Thomas.
LIS. presiding Judge Of said Cout,. ~
The seal thereof sf6xed, the 5'n O
October le45. -..,,,. .,,,N~ r,.,r
oesosss lytb lett-~7-sw
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !
Tppsh County.
PROBATE Ccunr. OCTOBER TERN. ls4d

PROBATE CcuIT. OcToBER TERN, le4o
~ANDS STANDBY. Administrator Of
Will,am Taylor, deceased. prayed The
~ cou', By petition. for the sale Of the lands
belonging TO said deceased. 10 wiz The South
west quarter Of Section 8, Town 4, Range 0,
East; setting forth tina, there will mot be prep.
er,y enough to pay the debis Of said deceased,
w,'hou, The eale Of said lands. II was thereuPon
ordered BY the court. that citation issue, requ.
ring oil persons interested, TO be and appear at
the Decembe, Term lo45, Of the Probate
Cour, Of T,ppah county, to be held .. the court
house ,hereni, on the 6,s. monday in Decem.
Der next, and show cau.e, il any they have.
why said lands shou'd no, be sold. and that SAID
cuation be published for Fix successive weeks
in the Ripley Advertiser, newspaper puo''sn
ed il the town of Ripley.
Wi,rese, the Hon. K. X. Thomas.
LIS. presiding Judge Of sa'd coor. and
the seal thereof annexed, the I'm
October, l645.
| DANIEL HUNT. Clerk.
October ll,h l64S-47-0x
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TlsHonlMco COUNTY.

BY ovd~ q A II. Wesr, pre''d'"s 'u'es'
M Office Is hereby gwen. that ON sppl,ca
IL ton 10 n,e. by James > iney OF SAID
County who claims IN undivided part
Of aa the personal Es,ate Of Robert Lackey
dseeas ID have nominated Robert Deven.
port, 10. eph Hesies and James Burrows, 10
divide the said Estate into three eq'.i ra''s--
sad unless proper Of jactions are made to me.
on The first Monday IN D cember nex', the said
parties will then be appointed Commissioners
10 make division If eaid E tate according 10
law, in such case made and provided.
Witness, the Honorable A. II. Weir. pre-.
sding Judge fos esid County. Given under my
hand and seal this October 9th 1915
CHESLEY D. KEY. CIR.
October ll,h le45-47-6w lice ~.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND 4 NEGROES

0NVHE undersgned will cell 10 the highest
bidder, % : credit Of Twelve Monihs,
1t the late residence Of Charles Walker
deceased, near Alberson, on "Wednesday the
10Th Of December next. and continue from day
TO day until sold, the following described lands,
lying in Tippah County, MieeieOppi. to wis
The one half Of Section %, Town 6. Range 3
sas,;-Seclions % and "a, in Town 6. Range 5
eas,;-Sou,h Eas, Section %. Town 8,
Range 3, eAst;-Nofih West ! Section 30,
aid North I Section -, all Of 7"wn 8, Range
q eaM;-Nou,h East I Section %. Town 6,
Range I. eass, --Soulh West / Section 81,
Town Z, Range 8, east; the last mentioned
quarter lying 10 Pontosoc Coun'y
ALSO. about TWENTY valuable Negroes
and Oh the PenoasI Properly Of said deceased
sAsS sd November l6l5
THOS. NEWTON.
HUGH WALKER.
Adminialraioye.
New. Oh lolB.-6l--tde
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TlsRAmiNoo COUNTY.
PsonArs CouRr, OcroBER 1'xRM, lo45.

PRODATg COURT, OcTObkh ikhA'A
IN sAs MATTERS Of the Estste ef Aaron Cunning.
ham, Dectassd.
I'm opening The ma''ers Of the petition IN
this case, il wac ordered, stjndged and
decreed by the court, that oil persons
Interested in the following lands. 10 ~'.:-The
y &, ar, See. -; and the N. +. a. 70. Town
2. Rsnge Z. East, Of eaid count, A. tenan's 1"
common and heirs IT law, VI The said Aaron
Cunningham, deceased, be and personally sP.
pear q, Probate cous, Ia be holden tor said
County, ct the Court House thereof. IN the
Town OF Jac,ntc, on the fret Monday IN De
cembsr l645, and show cause, Il any they car
Why The above described land shnuld not De
sold sg,eeably Il the prayer OF Solomon NJ:
Cunningham and Others, heirs and L"satess o.
said decedent; and il 10 ordered. 'ha, publlca
ton of,h,s notice. be made in the, Ripiey A.
vertiser for two Months.
Witness, the uon A, II. Weir. Judge Of
proba,es for Tishamingo County this 9TH Ocso.
Der l04S ,,
Arrr.r: CHESLEY D. KEY.
s Clerk
Oc,obe, ll.h le45- 47-2m 1915.
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L,,s lssvaAncs. Tho importance Of llfs In.
svssncs 10 men ii moderate means, who have
ismil'ss depsadso' On their sxsfs'ons, mss! %
Obvious 10 oil rejecting minds. lastssd Of
leaving their fsmiiics impoverished or destitute,
hv their death, they are enabled, through insu.
,scccs upon their livcs, 10 place them beyond
The possibility Of sudenng OF want. This ,ys.
TEN has been combined, BY d least one sxten.
eve company IN the United S.ates, with plan
for purchasing the policy Of The party whose life
10 insured. IL Il any time he should be compel.
I'd TO cell out. 30 that there 10 no danger oflos.
ing the premiums previously paid BY him; aod
the company alec will make loans to the insured
TO the amount Of two thirds OF the pre-.
miums paid BY him. This system Of life in.
surance /, . good substitute for savings in.
s,isu,ions, and gives to the man Of moderate
income, fscili.ies in case Of necessity which no
can procure ~ we'll in no other wsv. There
are thousand in this city who should thus pro
vide for the future, and we commend THE sub.
ject to their attention mo. Reporter.
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Jatl0r's Notice.

0KyA8 Con- nittcd 10 the Jai
~os fppsh Coassy, On the
9Th instant, negro Boy.
N/ who calls bic name Musthn, and
ssys thar he belongs to Jane Dough
etsv. Of Lexington Tennessee. Said
Boy is sbou, 20 years Of age, will weigh abou'
ass VI l60 pounds, es,d negro 10 Of yellow com
plexion. he ls ahou 5 fec. Q Or 10 inches high,
his soee are burnt eli 81 the left foot; had OF
when comni'tcd, blu. jsnes coat. The ow
ner OF said negro is rfques,edto come forward
prove property, ray charges, aud take hiG
sw Y, OF he w.!l be DEAL with AZ the law d reefs
E. N. ROGERS, iAiios.
November l5.I lSi3-5la
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ESrRAY-Tippsh County.

~ AIKEN up BY Thomas Collins, living Is
nl,Iei wca' of Ripley, one dark bay Horse
chou. Is hands high, white spo's in the
tofshead, has had the 6.,ula, scar on his
right hind hooi .. the edge Of the hair. suppo.
Esd 70 b. I yeass old; Appraised to $50. Nov s
N N ARMOUR, Ranger.
Nov. Is h l6A5--5t--3w
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Dissolution.

1WVHE parsnesship heretofore ex',',ne oe-
tween the s0bscribers ~ the Ison,ne
Bus;ness ness Salem. Tippah, County.
eonsena. WV NJ. WOFFORD.
a.r9 c OBRlAN.
Oct. 9th l645-5l-3t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

E ETTERS Of Administration having been
4 granted 10 the undersigned On the Es
tate Of Wiley Iedhe,ter. deceased, q,
the October Tern 1874, Of the Probate Couri
Of Tlshem,ngo Coun y Missiseippi.--Ncfice is
therefore gwen to all ihose having claims
gainst esid Estate, To present th.m properly
authenticated, within the time prescribed BY
law, otherwise they wilbe forever haired,
JAMES NUlyOR,
.... Administrator.
September 9Th ls45-45-8w lice s5
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EN.G=-S
OF THE
HORSE SHOE;
4 TRADIIIONAKY TALE
OF THE
C0Cx E DHAT GEN TRY
OF THE OlD DOMAIN.
By the Author # "The Cavaliers II viryisis

Oy inc Aut"W Tue Ooe0s.0sU vU8"
f(lHARLES YANCEY has the pleasure a
" informing the sou hern pubic thai he W..
issue from hs Press in West We'umpks, Ala,
n = few weeks, The above name! Novel, by 1
distinguished author residing ia the State Of
Georgia.
The KnIcgrs or THE 70 sE SHoE win be 10
sued n psmphe, far,, 2 VIOLA, l25 pages, OF
mote, each. Price IS c,s. per fngls copy-0
copies for $500; 20 copies Tor 0l0.
Letters by mail, pns, paid, enclosing the
money, Will receive pr M, attention. Asidsers
CHARLES YANCEf,
We'umpkas Ala,
Wetumpks. Ala, July Is. l64h.
uNewspaprrs in Alabama: Georgia. snd
Mississippi. copying the above. shall receive :
copy Of the work and a. the ssme time. confer
favor which will b reciprocsted when cppos.
tunity otssrs, e. 7.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-15

tbs CASE Of THE MECHANICS BANK THE
eo,nplainan, against the President and Cashier
Il the Mechanics Bank Of New York, upon a
eharse Of compoundiag felony went before the
grand jury few days since, ami after the b'!
was ordered, ,csy ignored it and threw out the
complaint. w. expected a. much.-Pic.
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MARRIED. -Oa Thursday evening the Oh
instant. ~ The Rev r. e. SrEuaR5, Judge
kTEpHEN ADAMS. nj Aberdeen, Mies., 10
uss. MARY ANN PARISH, Of Pontotoc.
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Medicine.

HuVuss EnrlSs, Sweet Oil, CalopcI, Cantss
Oil, talap, Rhubarb, GodfteJa Cordial
rsragoric, Spirits Nitre, Thon1pscne Eye
Water, Cinnamon and Ahiseed Gin Csmrhos
and Batemans Drops, By 2. 0NASx1s
Ripley, nay i6l3.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

r ETTEkS Of Administration having hseW
a granted Z. shv Wndsss,vNsd "a ,hs w.
tsie NJ John w. Anvl,o, Messsed, o.
the Asssss ,ssw IG>A n iks pswhs's CoUN ~
T'ppsk cosn'y M,.sws'pps. .-e>wS<s v by
gwen N oil psisoNs INtstssd - sas1 EHs.s 70
make ,mmsd,ss p,ymsN't ~ on 'Mse hsv
~ r claims against ss,a EIsse, arc wOt,A 3 "a
psc,so' the SINE, duly ssv'hes''ss'sd, wMhsa
The time pse.c,bsd ny Law, " they WIN ~
forever barred.
JOHN d BANKER
Administrator
RESI- 17lh 1eAh-A6--0V
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

ADMINS TRAITORS NOVICE.
r. ErTERS o. Administration having been
4 granted 10 ihe under igoed IN the H.
tate Of Samuel S~'nty, deceased. al the
September Term le45, OF The Protae Court
NJ I shem'Dg" c uriy M@siss'pp, Notice 's
therefore gwen To Al those av ny clalfns sgsinsi
said estate, to present 'hemduly su'hen'ica'ed.
v Thin the time prescribed by law, otherwise
they will be forever bafrd
WILEY SWiNEY,
ADMINISTRATOR
September 9Th le45.- 45--6w lee IS
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ADMINISTRATORS NOIlCE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
!. EFT Frs of Adm ni.traii. q having been
gtan,ed to IN, under, 'g0ed on the h
II Os,ob.r l645. Upon The Es'a,e VI
Aaron Cunningham, dece ased IN lice ID here
by gwen 10 al those having ella ,us agaibs, ssid
Estate, to present them properly auluen, lcatei
within the time prescribed by law, Otherwise
they will be forever barred
) ~. CUNNINGHAM,
vtCUNNINGHAM,
Administrators.
October ll,h l545--47-6w flee IS.
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J. SHELBY.
baoC S1Y q PAoDUcE
MERCHANT
vaoNr sow
Msuswss. TsSwsssss.
oswsAtA Tens. Nov, IM 1ol6-stl--0m.

rlls STATE o. ,! ...s!ss'pvI
~ Dapsa ~ A. u. wssa. Pnsss'xs JvSsv.
~yOrlCE " hereby given shs, IN . plea.
,,on " me by Jsmss Dos cfsa'd o. unity.
~ who elaine an undivided part ~ I'll tho
esssona EAa's II jsmss Bell. deeeas.d ]
have nominated william 1esley, A. n Walker
saI DeejymIa N. Jonss, 10 divide Inc Estate
iaso ELEVEN sqeal pss's, and solsss proper oob.
iscsIcns ere made 10 me, on The IRE, Monday
10 January 1870. the said parties VIII the" be
appointed Commissioners 10 make DIVISION o.
said Estate according 10 Law, 10 such case made
end provided. IN the following landA to viii
r. Sc rs, I'll, re-, E;--,hs N. W. Bee. -
r Tree ., .-,.
WITNESS, Hon. A. II. Wei.
lis, Judge Of the Probate Cour. Tor sad
County. Given under my hand aud
sest, this 18th October 1o40
TBsT: CHESLEf " AES' ILk
Octooer 26,h 1elS-40--'f
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pHsppy is the man who hath not the tooth.
ache-who shakeh mol with The sgue-who eau
brush HE own boots, and shave himself 10 cold
water.
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UA'sssss isom sswsssslsi essslsass n
Nvs'pssL >vsssh' " Mo great wssasvs, sss
psblsAs1 10 NJ wsse'Wess Us'ss. s'uIessss
Ne late tssllss IN me se.sea mAshss 10 sss~'
blos,Iss u ,hs msuviss'sssss. N pss'. TIE
vnsss eye ,hs msnsfss'sssss hss'rs As'ss
ssssts on hsst. soss'Is' n s"st policy 10 shsss
On, advance which mo decreasing supply might
,,e<vss, ssd ,ss, they ere nov ses~'ss os'
,Asl, s,1,,s 70 me uaast S,s,ss end wIsh Va
..,. them slled fscm the new cscp ssdss the
Iss,l,s which me report Of dssl'aiss prices 10
sns,ssd wIll psetsss.
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Mound pins.

HIS rare article co seldom found in this
market. ~ now for sale a. KnQs corner by
Feb 2 O. l645 JB WALKER.
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Agate and china
NF ARBLEs, beautiful article, for ea'e low for
A Cash by J. B. WALKER.
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A List Of Letters

EMAiAG IN the Post Office at Ripley, Mi
-s~ on The lst day u October lS45, which
npi taken W, before the IL, January next vii
be cent 10 the 7. y. Department ~ dead letter
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NEW FAMILY GRO.
CEnv AND
Produce store
i'm stspley.

" have Just received aud are now opening II
~ the Town ii Ripley, large and genera
sseor,n.ent OF Groceries, Produce &c. consis
ting in par, Of the following articles, which al
determined 10 sell cheaper for Cash, thar
they have been heretofore soldin this market
viE:-
3 nxs Jas r yer Tobacco. !200o IL best Suga
9 !" Kentucky do. ;5bs Molaases.
Is /" Rsisine, 1910 lbs Rio Coffee
2 kegs Ssieratuss ! ~ Hacks Sat-.
2 |" Pepper, 10 biz sup. Fiour
2 Spice, u y rect Whiskey
2 Ginger, Cog Brandy,
8 Nails, assorted. "Sweet Wine.
10 bales SPUN Cotton. , Loaf Sugar.
together with Indigo. Nader, Starch. Brooms,
Water Bucke,s. Powder, Shot & Lead, Candy,
assorted, Stuff Percussion Caps, Writing Pa
per, Ink, Sperm, Star and I'sIlow Candles,
Horse Collars, Wedding Hoes, Spanish and
Melee Segars. Box Backing, Stone Ware -.
sorted, RICE, Imperial and other Teas, Box
fresh Lemons, fresh Mackere; aud many other
articles TOO tedious 10 enumerste. Call If you
want bargains. as you vii, be sure TO &c, them.
NEWTON W. SCOTT.
Ripley, March 22nd, lS45-l6tf
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Oc,obe, ll.h le45-47-2m
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

on supposed or real dssensions Ill the great brotherhood of democracy. Strange tatnity that when they have just witnessed the mighty. cohesive power of democracy in overcoming all lesser considerations for the general good in the triumphant election oi AIr. Polk, they still persist in the same hope less hope of inducing democrats, on any great question where sectional and personal prefer ences may come i'll, to turn their arms against themselves instead of the common foe.
 No true democrat, though he may have 10 yield his preferred mode of annexation, Wlll be found coalescing with the whtgs Ill this design 10 restore their lost power in tue free States, by bringing to their aid any dlsap- pointed feeling or any sectional prejudice The democratic people will rigilantly guard against this insidious device of the common foe. In the spirit of the warning oi Washing ton, they will distrust the patriotism ot those who, in any quarter of the Union, may en- dcavor 10 weaken it's bonds;o and wherever and whenever professed friend or open foe. North or South. East OF West, shall assall the integrity of the Union. or the union ol the democratic party as a whole, ln the glofi- ous administration that awaits us under the President of the peoples choice, there will
 DO up but one voice of the democracy, from
 Maine to Mississippi, sbe Union; | masi l be 3rpSfTTfd f77
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26
NGsY GOedss Eaxw

THE subscriber has lust onenoa oous,, which he will sell cheap for each d DRY GO65 hides, peltries, furs, beesway ss or or exchaas stock is composed in part of the solIe Ts fAiaa viz; 'oiiowns as3
 Brown and bleached shirtino-. .b..
 3--4, and heavy Osnaburgs; frenote gaqeangG G4, d American prints; mouselain de ls;aa' l;sn' Lassidk sidk laines; alpaccas alpaeca lusfersS S.'ies aOas lannels; linseyS; diapers Londsn, s s@llie ai
 point do Whitney do; green, blue ,l'i and 0l'lk canvass ana i1 req Paddlng satinets and 9 css ss
 Yest!hgs black cloths; tickins coIor.s l,u ssassqs sieliias; brown linens; brown Holjan5saa eanhl nhl cashmere de ecosse; black Italian cras, a,. and Spltaiield silk hdkfs; linen cambs. i,$sas MM MM ton do; bishop lawns; book musna' ',0'c do is| and check muslin, and canpric: ,es' se,1;F pads51 twist; lambs wool half hose: wb;to ftealos silk ton do ladies' white merino hose; TS;s Saa olos slate cotton do; shirt buttons; coat fhe' ba' Oae and colored taiieta ribbons cotton ang gq0as; l
 ees sup. elasted do; cotton hdks. a rr, EEosifid linen and cotton tapes table dianaa gAtY Aii white; gentlemen and ladies' thibpot oIogt and kid gloves; black and white oo@ cr9no aossha ton YclVetsi needles and pins; boal, .s9 a99kapia spool cotton; linen thread Irish liam aa eys ings; long lawns; chiIdren's Victoria Ii 6a do &s hose; gents merino shirts ;-toeefher@ @VgSi %;S nj Plete assortment of gents sewed and and siA aq skin boots; mud boots; kip. russet 'e .dG pf{9ed gans; ladies' walking shoes and shna.a anu oiakt black and cciored boots; and vaT;d,, 5fy.s ea3a ble white shaIIs 1annels; KentpctvE E ol iasil kersey; linseys; together with lot If lsSs s.9 a and stationary. Also. sugar. coffee taal ssaoobq rice, salt, and lot of Collins axes s' "as l94s
 December (. fs4 D. BENDED
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consideration the advance i'll freights ana other charges produced by the former, cah- not he less than S8,000,000. This Is round snn that the planters pay for the privilege ot raising mere cotton than the spinning Jehihe" and power.!ooms of Chrlstendom can convert into cloth. The loss, 1t will be seen' IS not confined 10 the difference in price. In every way a large crop is injurious to the planter bringing him less money and costing nm more.
 The remedy upon this presentation of the case is so pal pable, that if the planters dc not adopt it of their own accord, it would seem useless to call a convention to compel taeih to do so But one planter says he can re- duce his crop unless others adopt the same course. This reasoning IS quite ialIaclous. Let others do as they like, that planter will do well who converts his estate into larm, property so called, producing every thlng that he needs al home, and sending to market oh- ly the surpIusses raised upon It. The pro- duce sent to market should represent the net cain of agriculture. No agricultural country can prosper, where the producers buy all they use and sell all they raise. The bulky nature of agricultural products makes the cost of carriage formdableand wasting charge upon commodities used or sold. Suppose that the extra labor employed in raising large crop were directed to other productions -the planters would gain by the enhanced price of the staple, the reduced expense oi sending hls crop to market and the value o whatever commodities the labor so diverted might produce. Though one individual cah- not affect a vast market by sing ly changing the mode of agriculture heretofore Parsued' vet he can diminish his own charges and sup ply his own wants better by beginning sys- tenn which would become general II any con- siderable number of persons were to set the example He would himself experience the advantage of the reform and thrive m the midst of those who do not. There are many other matters that might be introduced in support of the views we have, dlsjolntly enough, brought before our readers; but the length of this article admonishes Us ot the necessity of deferring them to another time.
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KhILLIAM VANCE & BR0THTps ,
 " in Ready-made clothing, Dry s,o,p' Gao1,' Ca o fies, Boots, Shoes Hats, Stc.. in inc So.. ooa Oa occupied by Messrs. McLain S Badrott fl0,g M. oa near Markham Little Rock; have o9 f S.sl piaa So plies Of the above articles, which they p;T ia .a @ very lowest market rates. Cotton giaa. Gin s, q Peltries Furs &se. taken in exehabge sa45s sn5 ia the highest market value will be paij 'D'' U" VI
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