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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
NEW DESTRUCTIVE IMPLEMENT

James OConnor, of Mulberry street, New
York, states that he has invented an instru-
ment of war with which assisted bv nine men.
he could enter and dcinolish the strongest
iortiiication, or attack, disperse and destroy a
solid square of 100000 men. Mr.. o'Connor
dates his invention as far back as 1881. and
says that he has been in correspondence with
the Duke of Wellington and other official
p%ersOnagcs ON the subject.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
Ttifs a RECEIyEp

PlECE PLAID C~ASSiNlERES. a magnif,
- on' ariiri', do pieces plain Wool plack do.
q ~ French Cloths black aud blue black. for sale
low n, No 40 Water street.
jy ~ hEEX- ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

M.s,rs. MASON &TUrrLE. No. l2SN,s.
s,u Street, arr onr autinrlned Agents in New
York City. THY will receive Subscription,
anil contract ipr Advcrlis,m mts Tor the Times
anil Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

RATES OF DISCOUNT.

WHEELING. VA
An solvent Binks, discount : ttoll
Farmers Bank of Canton, 23f
Bank OF Hamilton, 10
Miami Exporting Co. n sele
Lancaster Ohio Bank, 10
Commercial Bank Lake Erie. 5
Urbana Bank, "a
G %ranvillc A~lexandrian Soy 80
Bank of Cleveland, ..
Commercial Bank Scioto, 10
All others no sale.
INDIANA
State Bank and branches stpi
?. KENTUCKY. ~
All solvent Banks, S,oI
ILLINOIS. a'0
State Bank, m
Shawnectown, IN
TENNESSEE.
| All solvent Banks, 3 10 ;
ALABAMA.
| All Banks, IN
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA. ~
Allsol~ent.B Banks. 4. q
GEORGIA.
Savannah, y
Good Banks. ri,o 8
u. PENNSYLVANIA.
Relief Notes, / tn 9
Bank Notes, IN ,
Pittsburgh Script. lO
MICHIGAN.
No sale.
H., EXCHANGE.
Baltimore,
Philadelphia, : 4 per cent premium.
New York,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
EDUCATION IN IRELAND.-AcoocIi,

EDUCATION IN IRELAND.-Accorline
to the llth report of the Commissioners on
National Education. (lrcland) for 1871, there
Were at the commencement of the year:
Schools. 2gl2
Scholars, 25j 2Jo
AT the close of the year:
S hoods, AHA
Schollrs, o 55o
New school houses arc going up. and they
calculate on having from 100, 900 to 500. 600
scholars III the course Of the present YEAR
Within the last five year, the national schools
have doubled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
Daily G6mrs.


NObNEY u. PALMER, is or autl,ori1~t
Ag"nt Tor receiving Subscriptions amt Alyrr
t,-'m uts i"r tn W,,,eli,s Flu = AMI G%,lette.
HIS oilircs arr
PHlhADELrltiA.-N w. corner Third
utCh~snur streets.
NEW YORK. Tribune Buildings, oppo,-
tic City Hall.
BALTIMORE. +. com'r Baltimore anl
Calvert ~s,r"rt>.
BOSrON.-No. /: State street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
T. NMANSHIP.
BRITTANNIA u.n.

"HftIFNNI WANE,
ii, NBR have Just reed n l,,,o.
. assortment OF Britannia ware oCd " "'ge
SFs ahd qualities consisting in part rs t,n"m Sic
S'hee. Tea and Water Puis; ' ""'"''
ofenm Jngs. Sugar Bowls. Sion Raul.
MIN f'cies with and without coyo,.,
m"iasses Cans. Casiors. TUMBLE. C.
DC. sc. Cup hau'es' Spilioonsj.
low fr cash. q - ~ w me piece or set
jy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

hre 10 thelrcabill,g gave all their skins
to the youpS Indian, and proceeded safely to
The settlements Ettfdct from -AudaboES
I'raroi.
USEFUL RULES.-If YOU employ a clerk
at a pound per week, and he is impuden,. pay
HIM oil and have done with him. This is
treating him as he deserves-with sovereign
contempt"
Never accept an invitation to a fashionable
inner party, underan idea %uferonotny, You
had better pay for Il dinner at a hotel. as il will
he teSseNpensive-beCausc the Zee expected, by
each fashionable servant, who is I'M r~caljty
either the master or mistress dc JdCio, is afry-
thing but 'iec simple"
Never be guilty of ANYTHING in the shane us
a lie. Ii is not palatable to society in general
although the legal profession may prefer "an
action that will lie"
Beware how YOU seek fame with your pen.
II mus, be- a long quill indeed that viii insure
literary distinction on this'sidc of the grave.
Death II the only sign by which the public are
led To appreciate AN author. 1t is necessary
that they must first see YOU expire by way OF
proving your claim to any sympathy.
THE COTTON SPINNER IN DISGUISE,
All declare Peel sustained his character al
her Majesty ball better than any other gen
tleman. No doubt he did, and ii is not SIR.
prising, considering the extensive practice he
has had in making himself appear what he
really is not.
PoWDER.-1t is said some members of the
Peace Society We're highly displeased at the
quantity OF powder displayed at her Maiesty's
o"I' ihose persons ought to r~ecollect thai
powderis indispensably necessary to make a
ball go of.
RATHER DOUBTFUL.-A man AT 81.
Etienne Is said to have invented a five -bladed
carving instrument, which being placed i'm a
roasted Nv and a spring being pressed, the
p.ues VIII IN a second separate the legs and
wings, and divide the carcass. This = very
ingenious, but we defy him to invent ANYTHING
That cane ''cut more ways at once" than Tho
present British Cabinet.
POLISH BALLS.-In consequence of the
numerous Dalls now given on behalf of the
roles' 'hc prices OF hops have considerably adj
vanccd.
HARDTlMES.--The lodging house keepers
complain they cannot take people in.
Inc schoolmastcr complains that he can get
no young ideas TO learn To shoot, and thai he
shall soon shoot himself.
ATWO HUNDRED POUND CHARAc.
IER.-The Bake of Brunswick was awarded
damages last week in the sheriff. court against
the Lancaster Guardians for libel. The iury
considered the character of his Serene ia
HiShness to be worth GOO. Rather a light
Character this, to the claimant of a throne.
APHORlSMS.-Daniel Lambert was a
great man. but the instrument with which Won
powder nutinegs is a-grater.
III were to weigh thirty stone l should be
a very gross persorage, but the man who sells.
tea coffee, and sugar is a-grocer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
A FULL AssoRrMENT on RsApYs

IN MADE CLOTHING. oi every variety. will
he "hcred very Inv. Also Mnsqui,o Bars.
Call and see. ALEX ROGERS
Jy III 2m No 4O Wafer street. Wheeling
lINIDENDS-Thr President and Dirccn-s nfa
~ the Fire aud Marine Insurance 20 NJ vybcc.
lug. have declared a dividend im. The las, ii, =.
months. oi fc"r per cent on tho capital stuck of s,il
company pnid m. Which will bc IA id to The s,ocL-
holder. ga demand. On or oi'er the 20 h inst.
" 10 X w HARDING, Scc'y.
ARDNERS LECTfRES-Pars |. ga and
IL A, price 25 cents each. Also a few mo,o
copies Of THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION.
price 81 %, this day re, cived by
wv JOHN J HASwELL, Uni n ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

COMPOUND SYRUP or sARsapAD,II.
-, a. : ne best PREPARATION Of s,rsnparra
", '"c''1 2" 'he public, Tor ihe cure NJ SctnfoIa
~ MIG L'd, Culsnenns Etuptoms. p,mnl.s no
lhe ,, acc R'ngwofm. Teucf. Scsid Heal ssob,L,
y 600 Mefcunal Diseases. and all Disease VI ,o
80 I"fi'n ary recommended IN those vbc,o
''n'iiU'ions have bccn broken dp,o Inv do
u' t''n' use Of Mercury. Prepared and sold .LoLa
10 'e'a ny PRYOR & PAuLL.
Dfugais's. Whcei,ng u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
r. CARTw RIGHT.

Il. IA right.
WORKING CUTLER x SPECTACLE M,KER
E|SPECTFULLY in'unns The public of Vince.
IL lihe and iis v,ciniIy. that lac has opened hi.
store nj NJ" lac Main II. ia the ab,ye line. wb.,.
ne hopes by sirci attention o. business, a. me ri, ,bs
appreciation aud sUpporI oi a discern ny public
i'ving had l'ng experience in all branches of his
bns'he's und a Frnciical ~workmlR, he n,tters him.
sen 'hoi he can give general s'tisfari ION
C,ls prepared Ia furnish his customers with
every destfipiun Of SI'eriacles, the Glasses OF /,
quaiiiy superior 10 those in Common use.
warranted Bmz'iian Pebble Eyes
Superior Cataract Glasses
lie i-oopic or Mcniscus Eyes
rtesefvers, White. blue. green md grny of even
shase; Conceive Glasses Tor near sighed persoD..
All grinding Of Cutlery aud Repairing OF Spec.
'acl.s, &r, executed in The nrai,si yiylr.
&c. particularly directs The attention Of ,bo.,
.'i'r'ed with HERNIA To his superior Trursrs. y h,cL
ne warrants. TO retain obstinate rupiures with ems,
and safely. !, IN n.
EATliER! LEATIIEK!-I2oO Lbs hes, suor.
- is' Sole Leather, juI received upi a., soL.
low for cash al No SIS M,inst
WI9 } CONNOLLY e. SONS.
AIDES SLIPPERS A MI .n,,m.,, :,
- "'e ohOes ami slippers. on hand and for
iy 10 ~
"'e'Ne" his evening ialG Il, Y sumo r6ne
rink Cameo Brc,.i Pms, T,,Iz \n-r,.,1 of
assorted sizes. Oy 49, AoFAiRCUU,D
NoLD Curb Guard Chains, Fob Chains c,,,,
" Guard Keys. Gold l. ,ckeIs and son. y.,y
~ fehe"s' A . FAIRCiilLD.
NONGRESS Diamond Pointed Guild Pens vuI,
~ ever POINTED Pencils Silver Pencils nfa.sp,,eI
P'"e'"s' ny l9) a D FAlIlCillLD.
NOLD Bracelets and Necklace; Gold Ia,
~ Hops and Far Rings; Gold clasp, and
Catches by l9J FAIRCHILD.
N Bi"moDd B:casi Pins md Shiu Sind.
- surefh'e Gold Sl,ir Studs nude to orJcr: CHI,
ShvH siuds with Topaz. Rnby. O,rch md Je, self,
jyl9 a o FaIRCuIIn
; Received his day. q fill supulv nj
- Nymph Soup and Oriental Powder.
Cl? FAiRCHILD.
| Nj EDiCAL BOOKS-PhysIcians and Medical
w Students jcsI6ous Of purchasing AIedic,,
oks' VIII find q complete assortment. ipcIud;p,
all The new works aud The latest editions. NJ H.
o'o"ksuofe oi Join J HASWELL.
jyl Unnn :,
4 FINE LOT or CHEESE ,u., ,e.oiv.I
"a rom Dor Aliens DIiry. aud Tor sale nv
y 10 J X B%OTSFORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

Diamond Pointed Guild Pens wu,
ever p"nird Pencilsi Silver Penc,is "fassurIeJ
P'"e'"s' ny l9) a D FAlRCiIILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

AKA BAGS PRIME GREEN RIO COFFEE
S'O 100 bags Lagnyrn Coffee; iu,r rsc,i
W. ~, sale by CRANGLE 4 BAILEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

EAS-S Hall Chests Young Hysoa Ten. cs
half chests Gunpcwder and Imperial Iss
keceIved aud for sale by "'
yie CRANGLE e. BAIIEyS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

IN TRAVIS Di"mond B.casi Pins md Shirr Studs
y surerf'e Gold Slir Studs nude to border; Gid
sfgn Studs with Topaz. Rnby, o.rch md Je, sell.
Jy ~ A d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

nCnAScERY-In
''"" ''se' The Circuit Sup, rior
~. fCouri Of Law and
800 """'o"s o"'efs Chancery for Ohio
5000 . uniy.
HNSTRACT FROM THE DECREE ~.
M% C"urI DOH ~ndjurge. order and decree. Tho,
'h's cause he referred 10 enc of the Comm,s.ione, =.
~ ms Court who Is to ascertain ard te,ou uho,
real estate was"wned or possessed by The de(endao,
DAVID Afms'f"ng on The 22I day Of MAY 1914 and
what llehs or disturbances there nre upoo n, a.
gaInsli the came nj that I me and how ar in " ho, o,de ,
'he same are entitled 10 tie paid; and WIN, i. ,hs
annual value OF the said real estate; together "a nh
any other mailer deemed pertinent nv b,ms.lC -,
specially required by either parry. Tesre.
ALEX 4 LAIDLEY, Clerk.
CoNMissIoNEa's OFFICE, Jolly II. IsA5
The parties concerned are hereby no,,6.J d.,
on MONDAY. the "E1GHTEEETIi dov az All
uOSI 1913 and thereafter by ~odionmmert, C,,,,
'Iine To Time, rs moy be { ind necessary. I U,l a,
me ON OF Jacob q FIfzbneh in Inc Cuv n
"h,e'he' Nfginia. proceed 10 receive such o,nne,
Proofs as may he brought before me. and \, ssce,,
''in a"d nakc r-rofi to The Co Iti ,nucbin, A..
'ha''e's ffieffed 10 M by The above deefee
EDWARD n FITZHUGU Com,
~ 'ou jy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

uST Received this day. a full supply Of
- Nymph Soup and ORIENTAL P,wdcr.
w II A o FAlRCuIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

AIDES SLIPPERS A full n. n,,n,.,, -
- Ladies Shoes and Slippers. on hand and e.,
~ ny CONNOLLY IL SONS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

NOW Is THE ACCEPTED TIME.
toME ONE. o ALL. TO JOHNSTON
~ " BERRYIllLLS No 1871 Mai. 81. where
you viii find a most beautiful and well selected
'Iock OF FANCY. STAPLE AMI DOMESTIC
oooDS OF every descriptions; and also. a large as
'"f'mc"i OF iialiers Fnrs aud Trimmings; all of
which NC viii sell al very reduced prices. as wo
wish To cl"se oul for our Full stock. All those who
'ie ~ sedfch for bargains will do well 10y calling.
jy7
WOODS o LADIES' DRESSES are as fol-
~ lows Cashmere, DcVronga Balzarin, a new
"'''e i"f stresses, something different from anything
now IN This market Alsu q variety Ui French
t,wns and Bilzarine; beautiful striped and plaid
Silks; Alpacas, d mlmzines. Merinoes, and a variety
" o'hefs Ion numerous 10 mention. We have also
u hnnd a large assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres
~" Ves'ines; Tailors Trimmings of cveSy Jescrip-
.Ion We likewise have a beautiful assortment Of
b'nnr's. viz; Medina Bnnneis, Gimp DO Lawn do
o'ra" do Neop'liIan do Pcrsian Braid do Birds Eve
!" Lace do Satin Straw co. C~arpeilng of every
description, price and width.
NoR TO THE WISE Is SUFFICE.
a rNI-AHp err"ns wishing To goi Bargains
WI" please call nj Johnston & BerryhtH's. as we arc
'"hiideni We can sell cheaper Than any ether house
IN the city. Remember
JOHNSTON & BERRYiILLS.
JIG N" l3i AIain ST. Wheeling:
LSCCLAPIA OR TIE WHITE sULPgUR,
~ AND ClIALYBEATE SPRINGS. LEWIS,
" KENTUCKY. ,l6 miles from NASHVILLE, ~.
m,'cs from SWingda q. or ~ miles from Vanceb,irp:
"' "'' The Ohio RIvcr) This delightful uuteyinp.
pace u now open. aud ready for The recs prion of,
'''ofs lis proximity Ia The Ohio. and The chenp.
zee :" access cnhnoh faIl 10 be appreciated, bv
PERSONS ie'ifing iwm The heat md dust Of cr,vdeII
'"es h"d towns. The medical qualities of ,bes,
"n'ers sre unsurpassed by any-the mountain .ce,.
merry Is delightful. The air pure aud bmcing, and
'e,ms reasonable. For other pa riicul lars see priniedi
o'iIs' OF enquire of The prihripal Agent.
MT GOULD. No 80 East Front 81.
jv 16 Casa Cincinna,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
COME on, ST. GEORGE-on the rece,

COME On ST. GBORGB.-On The recent
representative Of "Tbe E~nchnntress' at Drury
Lane there was call for the author who.
upon Mr.. Bum pulled VI 81. George ON f1o
stage 10 receive the compliments Of Inc aud.
Y.. upon which o w5g tn 'he pi- obs rvsI
.Hi BE- nl- aHly m53em illustration of. lsaIl
.rg of>t G.9fgo 3na Dag ou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

Bracelets and Necklace; Gold Ia,
~ Hops and Far Rings; Gold clasp, and
|a'c"es' ny 10y o F~AIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

'oi nereIve' This evening half Il, T. supcr5n
RINK Cameo Brcl.' P'n', T,Irz Nn-r,s,.t. of
.o"eo sizes. Oy lSl FAiRCMILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

NOLD Curb Gnard Chains. Eth Chain. c.,,
" Guard Keys. Gold Lockers onI so,n. n"."
";'p -" re''c's' A . FAIRCuILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

EATiIER! LEATIIER.-I2oO Lib. hes, SIM,
- ish Sole Leather, jui received nm, e., SOL
low for cash at No l55 M,ina
Ni3 j CONNOLLY a. SONS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19

GO BONES TIN PLATE x;
W. l5OO ls Sheet Copper. 80 X GO assorted
numbers, 5 PIGS Banca Tin just reed end Tor sale bv.
VIb CRANGLE e. BAILEYS
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-09
WEIGHT OF IFTTFp pAprp

After the lst of next month the new Post ollice Law will be i'll operation, when all letters through the mail will be charged ae- cordng to weight. As few persons have ev- CT weighed shect-of ordinary letter paper, there IS general ignorance as to what sized Shee' person may use within half ounce, 'nc maximum weight for the lowest rate of postage All letters under half an ounce may be sent three hundred miles for FIVE cen's' and over that distance for TEN cents. A 'rial oi the weight of six varieties of wri- tlnS paPer' three of letter paper and three of iooiscap, and two kinds of envelopes, large and small, shows the following result as the welght ol each single sheet, on an average ol len sheets each kind, The papers are all oi good quality, and such as we are all used To, Tor size and Meinht
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-09

'.'ii'il ellNelope, 42 grams. Large do. e grains
 Waters, usual size, one grain. Scaling wax, usual quantity, , grains
 The ensuing deductions are based upon lhc heaviest paper to keep within the mark. An avolrdupois hall-ounce is 2l83 grains.- We may therefore send as a single letter.
 l. One and half sheets of letter paper sealed With wax or wafer.
 /. One sheet of do, with large or small envelope; wax or wafer
 }. One sheet of foolscap, with small en- elope, sealed with wafer.
 1. One sheet of letter paper, with a quar- ter eagle 92 50) enclosed, and secured with wax, and the letter sealed with wax.
 ,. Half a sheet of letter paper. or light loolseap, with half eagle enclosed, secured and sealed with walters.
 6. \ sheet of letter-paper may contain a dime and q half, or half sheet may contain a quarter-dolldr.
 z. A sheet of letter paper may enclose seven bank notes and be scaled with wax !; or three bank notes, and the whole in an en- yelope.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-09
GEORGE BANCROFT, Acting Secrleary of War, and
 Secretary of the Navy.
f0ST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, :
 June l6, 1915. {

TEXAS NAH.
 Ordered, To establish week ly mail com to be made if practicable, semi weekly between ,Nae OrtraaS aBm Gaices- lon, ill Texas, by steamboat, under the act of Congress, approved March Sd, 1915, au- thorizing the establishment of mails in the Guit of Mexico. Authority is given to the postmaster of New Orleans to make the con- tract for this purpose. The rates of postage will he ten cents for every letter not exceed ing half ounce in weight, twenty cents on each letter exceeding half ounce, but no exceeding one ounce in weight, and five cts for each addishal half ounce or fraction O an ounce; and three cents for each newspa- per, price-current, sent or received by thi, route. The inland postage between New Orleans and the place ill the United States from or at which the letter, Sc. IS despatched or received, is to be charged in addition tc inc foregoing rates. Postage on letters, Sc to Texas IS to be prepaid; and all postage on letters, &c. from Texas is 10 be unpait till received al New Orleans, or other place of destination in the United States.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-09
VWf7'f IT UIN.
 WILLIAM ny ACk, l. E. ilrnLGs, Esq,
 City of New ! ork.

pyddcat of Ac UMicd StoIos. |N JACKSON is no more! He de- |5s lIIe on Sunday, the eighth inst, aYs and full of honors. His coun- oes his loss, and will ever cherish |oF' While a nation mourns, it is a business should be suspended, one day, in the executive depart- a'rIbu'e of respect to the illustri- gngI!y direct that the Departments ae Treasury, War, the Navy, the " the office of the Attorney Gen @ Executive Mansion, be instant- 4oqFnlng; and that they be closed whole day tomorrow.
 JAMES K. POLK. aGfoN CITy, June l6, 1915.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-09
1ENERAI. ORDER.

WASHINGTON, June 16, 18i5.
 's,laent N, of the United States, with 1. .ao@' a announces to the army, the I,. ~e marine corps, tho death of AN- sSa.oN. On the evening of Sunday, |s1l I.1g9y oi June, about six o'clock, m aals spirit to his heavenly Father. \. while it learns with grief the s.. s~ most illustrious citizen, finds ,a,a.'emplating ,,. his venerable char |p5sl1 nI1ces' The valley of the Mis- no.. o,,' m him the bravest, and wi
 os' fortunate of it's defenders.- E3n1 Ialsed him to the highest trusts
 Iu n civil life, with a confidence
 D galed, " and an affection that fol- |e1a1 n 1padlminished vigor to retire |ia over his latest hours, and N 'q'e at his grave. Wherever his i1 n,appeared among those around 4a'afal cndowments and resolw-
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-09

STATUE OF GEN. JAcKsoN.-Amongst the resolutions adopted at the meeting ill Jack son, held to pay tribute of respect to Gen. Jackson, we observe one which we hope will be carried out. The preamble and res olutlons were presented by the Hon. Wm, E. Hurley, and arc drawn with much abili- ty. The following Is the resolution To which we desire 10 invite particular attention:
 RcSofrcd, That as the highest evidence of the love and admiration i'll which he is held by his fellow-clizens of Tennessee, we recommend to them to raise, by individual subscription, q sum of money sufficient To erect to him marble statue in the Capito at Nashville; not to pcrpctuatc his memory, for that IS immortal but his form and face. to winch coming generations may look, and from which they may catch the inspiration ol his patriotism and go and do likewise
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICF,

EI TEkS 6I NNlfIlnlstralion having been taken Il oth up6n tie tstate of Wilson ! Gage, dec d, by John Bradley, of Lautettee comfy; State of there being no heir or heirs of the deceased known to the Administrator, ihis is to give notice that if there be any such they make claim by law to the estate of Wilson J. Cage, amounting to the sum of $2,225 sl, according to the appraisement duly made,
 The aforesaid Wilson ! Cage dec Il. died in the State ol Arkansas. county of Baiayctc on the 27th ilay of March, 1915, and was 3hpfesed to be na. tive Of he State of yrgiaia vas aboet fifty years oi age, of dark complexion, and atnut sis feet in height HIGHTOWER & MEAi,i,S. Tor JOHN BRADLEY, Adm'r. Hay 2s, lst5.-37:6w 0A DO/. bottles Eng. Mustard, ~ 2i do ScidIitz X Soda powders,
 90 td. ahubarb.
 Just received, and for sale by
 H. HABERMAN
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LAND FOR SALE,

VTNIE and qrs. of section 9. Township A north. range west, situated fefy near the Memphis road. about eighteen ihes from th. Rock; and the half of the tS qs of section h. township range west. eonaiiing eighty acres, which IS about mile from he tracts above nentiond, It IS all good laad, and will be sold very low,
 Apply at the Store of ". B. WATT.
 Or to J. F.. REARDON.
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nrGs adopted to prevent further dcpredations'
 r. S.--Just as we arc going to press we learn that the free fellow, John Bennett, has been atfested.-.Nem Eag.