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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
JAMES RIVER LAND, STOCK, CROPS
L'0D Sal J.


Is pursuance of the last viii and testament OF Henry
1 W. Whi0cke, deceased, Of record IN ihs County
Court Of Puwliatan, shall, on The a-ih day q: this
month, tOco,er,l ofar for yale 4; pubic auction,
Tract I'll Land ng on IaIrs river ~ Po"haan c"un
~ near the town ofJ-i.rson continuing 30 and half
erre- pr, 81 Inch good James river low grounds.
aud the l.. s land produce, well About 80 burhc 81
he al made from ih;s for market. There
is good dwelling !cr.e, ard al necessary orhrn.r'.
upon the land, good order h- terms VIII he made
known On III. day of sale, and vii be accommodating.
ON the day, Immediately afrr The sale OF land,
shall procred 10 SELL NJ public auction all The cattle.
e.,rrp hogs mules and horses, plantation tonis and
utensils household and kitchen fnfniturr aud crops 81
rorn fodder oat- t"bacro ,hucss and straw, hrlnng
10 the said Wh:siorke The stock Of cattle y large,
ami very fiae-a!nons Them aome good mich cows ana
work oren- amongst the horses ARE some me Hayiir
Pc, ton colts. II the above mentioned Gay should no
be fair the sale wiz place the next fair day, ard
viii he continue from day 10 day until The whole IL
so.d. 4 credit ni six months VIII be allowed on all
sum. aLnvs IS, for bonds with good security carrying
from the day q. sale but the interest 10 be re-
United if the principal ~ runcina.y paid; fr sums 81
Sis and sdrr cab will be required. The terms al sale
must be conf piled wih before he property IS removed.
n. +. GRAVES,
Executor Of II. W. WEi,nckr, deceased.
P1whitin &. H.. Get. il, lr..-c::.iS
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By he GJrs,aDr RI Vagina.
pDnrJ NATION

y7HEREAS. a vacancy hath occurred in the Genera
w Assembly cf tbs si;ar, hy the resignation ~ Johf
H. Pryi"n the Senator elect for The district COMPOSED
tr counties OF Augusta and korkbr!se-th- sheriiis
tie said countless respectively, therefore required tc
hold elections Thursday, The thit'eoEa day OF M
velnhrf next for Senator FOR The sa!i district, 10 i
the vacancy aforesaid.
cIye,, under my ran!, ~ Guvrfnar, ara n:iri lac
, lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, ~ Eieh
l'hAL mund, Ills tenth day Of October ~ The scar
lsi5. IA. MCDOWELL.
lt-cwid
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PARTNERSHIP FORMED.
MITCH ELL N LER,
WATCH. .fHakcrs a sgeMci.c

We have his day purchased Of Vi
Mitchell, Jr, his entire stock oi Walcte, ].
IS. Silver and Plated Ware, Military az.
cy Coos, and most respectfully solicila
uancc OF patronage from his old friends, Gus
and the public. We shall q; all ii".e> L..
hand large stock Of goods in our Inc,
best qualify, which We Will sell as cheap ., 4
oisauc quality can be purchased in the
e.se~ here. SAML. p. MTG IlLL
JOHN II. TYLER
El.hn.nl 0ct 1SI5
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res /. Arrival.

. KECtIV WE'D, PEI srEr. Nal.'I
y ard are now oten icr in.peciiun, .
sGpflF 9. beautiful Fall and Wiser O.,
pfisi0g il pat, Froci and Dress c!Hh G..
qualities and Prices; Pilot, Fcltand Ecag,.
O"cfcoal-, Cashmere and Beaver C.ia.
ness Goats, all styles and qualities Tscci Z
mere Sacks, Plain and Fsncy Cassirclr 2
g.. Also, a fcw beautiful C.oal> .u.i -,
selhcr with It'll assortment 81 Grrt'em,,
cy DEcs- articles, such as sh;rs scat, c..
under.ehi!ls, drawers &c; a. &, Wb!ea -
on Inc most reasonable icIn> IT, c.ea.
G.. DUNSPAUGH & CO
Oct. l.. No. 81 Wcsi Mar $.
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ESEAys.S.

Died, on Surday, III" 23!ii ulin.o, OF bilious
choiic, al The house Of James l.. Fulkelson, IN
Rosersvilie, Tennessee, ORvIIi.E BaAnLEY, Ed,
in Tie 5st yea. oil his age, alter sickness OF
three days.
Died, on The 81 instant, in the peaceful assn
rance Ola blssiul Immortality, Mrs S,aAu DAoE
HUNTER, wife ol General John G. Hunter, OF
Fairfax county, Virginia, aged seventy years.
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-IPUBLIC MEETING. "A Meeting OF
The Citizens OF Richmond is requested al the

Concert Room Q! he Exchange Ho:el, on WED
sEspaY EvESIsG next, tie 18Th inst, al 2 O'Clock,
10 appoint Delegates 10 he CoEscn'ion 10 meet
a, uar!isotLnre on the 20.h inst, 10 make ar
ransemens ior tic extension Of The Lon;sa Rail
road from is present termination, Gor!onsvie,
10 HaFrisortu,s. Tie interest that lie Gig has
in this improvement vii. " are 1:c, causc a
full attendance.
.S,rncI In r0,ici,> E,,ms ami CRi-tnt.
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Exchange ss0tes.

TINE Proprietor informs ms r. Ia,
i Public, thai, from this date NC =
Board will be, :, IN r.,
Az the Gen,lemen's Ordinary 81 ~ t. +,
Ladies 90. - a.
The subscriber Ia nes tbs occds,o"
Patrons for their liberal support, a. Il
III m that nothing shall De- mcgee" 81
10 adj 10 their comfort, and nisr' dpenyQ
81 their ,avcrs Fl;EDERlch ~
Aug. i3-dlm&ces
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

NOTICE.
II LIE nItcd States Cn.r; Tor the Eastern DIsI:c

=; TIE United States Corr; for ,he Eastern District al
Virginia, Orroler 9Iii, le4J
In the matter Of rinknpcy o! J. VI. McCnilcch
There being the HAMS o: David May, special as
signsr in this case tn. OF 65J ca the Court
doth order that he published III the Richmond En-
quer for days; that at ftur: term dividend AID
disitbtisn will be made Of the SAID sum- and of such
ohrr money as may he COLLECTED b. tho said assignee,
amars the creditors who shall lave proved Their claims
A Copy. Trsi-,
oct l;-c.t =. MAYO, CLERK
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NOI'lCl,
No IOE.
,be r,,cd S,,c- Cortt Tor the Eastern District ni

IL the United States Court Tor the Eastern District Of
Viz: ina, uctph-r eth, 1915
III the mai,.r Of bankruptcy Of Edward Cunningham
There hrny deposit. in Tie Bank "f virginia, me
sum of 1904 80 cents the credit OF the Court in this
case: the out doth order that notice be published III
the Richmond Enquirer f,r ten days; that I fu,urs
term dividend and Distribution Will be made ii Tie
said sum and Of such other money a. may be collected
among the creditors who ,hal have proved ihef claims
A Copy. Tss:r,
Oct. !I-eit Z. Ma1O. u TX.
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TEN nnIIApS REWARD.

DAN AWAY irnm The subscriber, IN Chesterfield
county Va, about The 1T Of September last my Ne
gro Woman MARTHA. she i about y, :tars cid, light
compcAion has several scar, IN her len t!r.h think
IL l. probable she il IN the neghborhood oi Dr. Cards IN
Goochland county, her motht lives h-Tr. perhaps
IN Manchester VII give the above reward for her
Apr. lebson and delivery 10 mr, ~ the tnal P- III
Chesterfield. JAMES BROOkS.
.us
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.lllP RI.N1

% The house and loi on Mss,Aa ;
f.E 4 hear Second Street, It pt.senf a..
"a u By James f. B.;tges, la. Pr.
given Isl January, 1876.
Also, on ! III street The >torr and rooms
nearly offo>l'e me Custom House. =; pr~.
cnp:ed hy Sanders y Luxe as a cigar
Possession given Isl January next. Ap,at
OrI II. RICHARD FILL
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COMMERCIAL RE.COgi
NEW YORK MARKET, Oc;. 10 2: .
The sales o! Cotton arc ;,,ora a,,:..o

NEW YORK MARKET, Oc;. 10 2: .
The sales .! Cotton are more ac,iyc 49,
i'.u oa!es ID morning, al s'esdy rricc,
ti"uf IS tnli; Western j. general, i.
i :, but 800 bbIs. Genc>ec sod at, :,
some los At 4 ST 400 H2xall ) = M.
II 0G. 49,
Son'h"sn Corn brought Zoe. VI. ,or d,..s
@ac0 Bushels two rowed Barley al 5sc.a
Oats in demand al 10 cent. : =
1000 bushels inferior y. G. Whea, sola !.
$50 bushels ordinary Pennsylvania Z, g.,
bushels rye at zoe. TO 9i>tiler, and 2Oo0 :
Tor eIpor 10 Germany attic.
p Evering.-Theie are no further !,
cotton. Some 20C0 bids. good branl> G..
-four have been taken 10 day for shipn.es.,rf
pool with ireigh, at = 81. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
TOTOPOTOMOY LAND FOR SALE

WILL. be offered 70. sale publicly. on lie premises,
w On the 3-t DAY OF DctGbrr, ei " fair, Otherwise
lie neu .ar day r"aei. Two hundrs aad MY
al Lard hrlonrn. IL the Estate 81 Thomas Melton, de-
ceased and known - Muiht'ry I'm. rms farm has on
il il comfortable dw'!i'n. and other s,ary out
hou.os is well adapted 1, the cu!';yat 81 corn, oit
hay ard early vegetables the last of wi,,n ay h. Guilt
waited with lIoht inf Tic Richmond market toin: di,
tam ouiy Twelve or fOliircu miles.
Terms nf Sa.tine 'hird ni The purchase money IS;
he REQUIRED b. pad The 1T i.y 81 January. Icin
llt cman. tilir.- eIna In,.a.m,Et, al TX a'd
;yc!.c months iron the J. day cf JanII:y. lci6, ~;
purchaser slvn. bonds with a. proved secr'iiy and
decd must Tie premises Ia secure the r.! n'ht 81
The .aTir
Mr. RICHARDSON, livin- Al Mulberry lli!, will saow
The Land T. NJ: onr wishing l" Sc Il.
WM. T. ~. POLLARD.
Administrator, &c J, OF Tios ilriion, dr,eaa'd.
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
MUSIC J! MUSIC /!

MI SIC UISt-lo
@rrW SONGS FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
= Wanternghy The moonlit shore
Oh lh;nk noi can say lartweii
The Fairy Boy
'Tis midnight hour
Id offer thee this Eeart
The voice OF hcr lore
He never said lie loved
We Met
WHY ask ne il think Of thee
The Lady's Man
She is seen wien the vapouis OF morn arse
The Sea
The Indian Brides Farewell
While hear thy voice dear
on share nY cottage, gentle maid
The Irish Mothers Lament
Aileen Navunreen
Rocked in tie Cradle OF the Deep
The Homebound Whaleman
Our Naive Song
The MAY Queen
Spring, The Sweet Spring
The ah,ye much admired Music is Just re-
ccived, and ior sale atlhe Piano Fore ana 'lusic
Store of e''N' = P. Fl. TAYLOR,
Oc, Il Opposite The Banks
SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South lin
y Street.
Let a!lthc world say what they can
For selling prizes SrFArToN's the man. :,
Drawn Nos OF Monon2alia Lottery, rS'.a 10 :
Q &C As 81 81 GO II 63 10 80 Io;
Ticket Nos 5 IS IS, Ticket Nos 81 10 %,
and Hall Ti.ket Nos. II 80 81 hfee i"oie
capitals, sold and paid in the dollar oHer ETY. ~
Drawn Nos. cf Alexandra Lottery. Exlra, 2!s
ca II &c AZ 62 81 % u 50 81 % - Az t.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass 3
October ii +:
GO 4 1857 SO 10 SO 50 a 2 10 81 - e 62
Drawn Nos. of LccstuTg Lottery, Extra, No ?
Octchtr Is:
- 81 80 IA C5 50 Is 81 6 So GG ,.
Oct II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

II 1t is Absolutely necessary lha, those VINO
have borrowed Files @! The Enquirer from thu
Office shonld Immediately rriuin them Our sell
is alfeady broken bv lending out. We had re-
Gently 10 purchase one Of our own Mes from
gentleman, who bough, il al auction. This IS
paying rather TOO dearly for The accommodation
ululhers
We had two files for The year laiO-4l--boih
are gone: we hore The borrowers will at least
return ore ofthem.
We know that our friends are not aware q
The inconvenience 10 which We ere put bv their
kseping our fles-but we assure them, that We
can scarcely transact the 6usiac, OF our Office
without them.
We bore that We will not have 10 make any
farther appeals for lie return Of our own properly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

We invite pnhlic aucbiion 10 the advertisement
Of he Pnhlic Treasurer OF the State OF North Ca
rolina, Offering Tor sae the Raleigh and Gason
Railroad II may prove valuable speculation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

The Florida special election took place on
Monday, October G. The --latest papers we have
ar. oil SalnrdaY. 4lh October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

y-rThe second No oi "VfginiaD." in reFl; 10
'Ouiis," has been ssceved-bul pressure Ct adj
verisemenis culnrels U, 10 lag ii over for day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
FOR rem T.

"a A comfortable house All ,s,.
IA four acres, about one mile ..um H.
IN Apply 10
Oct ". RICHARD HuIy :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

we have 10 thank cur iloral friend, Mc'oTefn'
for fine 6orqra, sci OH with soma OF ne 'arseS'
Dshlias we have ever seen. They are beautliu-
X Gui,ed, ana would serve as noble '"scfes 10 ue
cora,e The breast Of the proudest Lord. Though
no, equal in brillancy and variety OF color to lhe
s,ec;men, of he Dahla 10 he found in the Itch
treasures OF lowers in New York and Philade!-
pbia Mr.. McGove,n deserves great credit Tor
producing such striking ornaments ei INC centre
table.
In passing tie garden Of the Government
House on Sunday afternoon, We were attracted
by The skin and taste with which the grounds are
laid out, and by the variety of gay and graceful
lowers which adorned The scene. Mr. McGo-
vern has here, loo, shown his landiwork, and
literally made an arid desert 10 blossom like me
rose"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
81 900 Do!lars Car

Alexandra Lottery, Class 30, TO tc Ia
Alexandra. D. c., on Saturday, Oct ln.h
Capital: $4,000, 10 600, 5000, 3,3l7, 2o
OF 1000 10 Of 1850, 200 Of SEQ, &c :
Lottery, II drawn ballots. Tickets 80 Il
5. quarters > 80 Certificates .. package,
Whole Tickets Sl30, - ave, Is, y gg
~ 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

full casm tie palate, tonsils ana ad)ssea. pT,,s'
,so r..;sn. ., intervals forcicc. rs great eor',
,%s E,nIi Ina, ins;I.ua.ed i>e, into The "incrFc
in showers on the operator AM assistants :.
..rx;c,;y laws have elapsed and Ihe palehi y
,,ni interchangeable paris are neal, al te''.'
a,I ii. rener | health perfect. he SPEAKS wiz,
enif,i.I, ai,I;nc'nc,s o IL understood i.aei'. """
;ales his TODD wiinn, difficulty.
.1;;s y lie Third operation d lie hind VA, i'as
j.4-n performed with entire success " ~ =.
mr. ann. COLLEGE Hos pilal-once on negro "o-
mn from Nouh Carolina, some FIVE yeais ago
~. sn,ins on = white man tIum Essex county
ard ,hc present case In The first operation on. n
half ,i;ciaw from he lei; articulation - ~
,,.i.le ii he chin was !e,nu;cd-ih 'ic see0""
Two hifi> and in The last all ~ .rc,.
..TE, orcra:icns d, the College. am ,o.u' ;.
ace I'VE wees-and are Gi Tic ino,' oI' el.''..
character Giving 10 the Students the .''o:s
c,ra,e knowledge OF their future pioiessi0" "
knowle.!ee that a lifetime passed IN "i'nes, ~
opera,iops on the dead body wonid never
81 was clad 10 be informed that me pop,
o:rhe coming class al the Medical oo',ess "ar
every way tlaiieIipc-ior 10 sucCess' hi
Great wouG he mere Than tiii> "sh'V' "a 4,
mefi,s--l, has no superior il any ieSpt.'' 90
many. 10 Southern Students, ! sifa'lY - g
frsr-d 10 any OF is rivals, whether Norm or so.'.
r. cnrcerv ard he MAGICAL branches oil heui-
,;nr-in lie Clinical defar;men-ih 'r. -
ness and abundance ui the maerlel q AiI'| 20,
cal Instruction. il Tie chcapre>S Of Boar "
ret week ,hin.. inel, lights, &C, iNciu.sJ
ior Good board l-il stands TFe-cnineh'i an,
above all. in The inrslimable advantage o. YIN.
taught 10 r,ea, Southern disease hy those M. ss
ives We been passed in its uealmenl-la,he,
Than by those acquainted by persona ob>er"a'ib en-
with disease as il exists at the North only OF -
those who have no PRACTICAL knowledge 9 H. =
as i; exists any where. a ~ Nm
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c,IE oE REAL ESTATE
E1YPpIfSS,S OFFICE

EURRCSS,S OFFICE.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY 10 H. day 1'ii" SHAY ,
n Capitals 81 $50. 80 81 Gh, &c - Nos " Ira" n
ballots. ri. se,s 81 - ha.cS =; quarters t: tis
For Wednesday, two spi'nd. Lo;'rrics-tariai /:
s25 CGO &C T.ckel- So, halves !, quartet, :.
Also. The Dollar iottcIy-t.api,a 81 coo, &c. O.
Nos II draw II allots. Tickets 81, halves - cent,
quarters - cents.
EscoiIeet iha, pane Fortune. final home j. 1t BUR
RUSS'S. Tall II yua want her 10 smile ugon ytu
Dawn S.s cf rn."m,"k- Lottery, Gas, 2OJ:
- 10 A. 3 Is ~ ~ is - q ~ Il.
Dawn Nos Of ~. las are Lottery, Class Ne al:
IL J Is - 81 a. 10 10 Is "a 4: ~
DC, IA Z. BCERuSS.
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FORTUNES NEW U0,,I,

tURI I YES NEW HOME
~ =. TCRPIN'S oFfIcF.-srsv.,t'
". Erra. Class 24'-drawifs c.m,. '', =. ~
o'cl"rk Capitals S-el.cn0. sos. n a.. " h.hd
OF Loo. = Nos. IL drawn. T,k.,s SO ~
prorml'on. For sale 81 TURNS P,,- , az 'af'
o.
THE subscriber wishes 10 r-n'. f,r N. 49,,
s;aa.! Farm. with scod fw-,',a- = 's'
store bc;isc auached-onr in tie Ga:., ,-......
b" preferred. Adde'S h. I. A., Iousa W..
Va. 49,
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Census Tables.

TOR HIRE, the balance Of The year, a likely
+ Boy about Is years Of age. Apply 10
Oct II RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

IN RY-YIRciri,:-it rules taken IN the
Clerks TN Of the Circuit Superior Cont of Law
and Charrcry Of Pnce Edward county, Tie Oh day Of
October. 1915:
Eobcrt u. Toe and William T. Baow, Plaintiffs
against
Granville NunnalIy and Eph.,m Sunnay,
Defendants:
Tho defendant. having entered their appearance
and given security. according 10 act al the Genera
..t,aiy and th- rules rf Til. Court and It app, arir
that they arc inhabitants OF this state, the mo
lion Of the plaintiff. ~ Council. IL ~ entered at ruiz
aforesaid AMI accordingly ordered, thar The aid deisno
,n,s do pprar al rules 10 be taken in the CLERKS Once
aforesaid on the frat Monday IN January ncat ana an
swer the plaintiff, hill: ard tbs: copy of This order ~
fh;.wi inserted IN ZONE ere Of the phhc ht"'paprl
mint, In ,ha INV al Richmond fer months success
..ev ard alsu ;n,ted isc ftcn' o: a Tie Couf,
hau.r or hi county. a Ccpy-1rs,e.
Ic, twin u. ]. wuRSiIAM, L. G.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET o., i
FL"ra-i - tor Ordinary;4 ST. Tor s.
GRAiN-Wheal, 95 Soc. for prime 81 s.F
20: 35c. for prime Penna. reds o..
quote at s. Soc Oats, 81 $50. pr
worm - BIC. eA@1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
HoYTs PRIZE OFFICE-pfa

HOYTS PRIZE OF'FICE.-Dfawt.
Il Alexandria, Class y
% s., - SO 10 IS 81 A 20 Is IL - =
The capital Of $4,000 dollars sold by
li0li
Noe The following schemes, and rsm.; 4
TO eEsGrc success. Ill large capitals .l,s,
~ ~ TlnE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
1ur MAssacuEsErrs PgoposLTLoN.

Pr .aJoiis..ag fae Stare Representation a. Guar
aaticd sfie Constitution.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-01
LEGAL INTEREST TARI

isEGhL IN EkESI FABLE ApltinS the legal rates of interest allowed in 1he GiiieIeIt states and Territories within the United States, With tAe punishment inflicted for usury in each State. MAINE, 6 per cent, punishment for usury forfeit of the debt or claim.
 NEW HAMPSHIRE, 6 per cent, forfeit of three times the amount unlawfully taken.
 VERMONT, 6 per cent, recovery in all ac- ton withcosts
 MAssAcHUsErTs, 6 per cent, forfeit of three-iold the usury.
 RHODE ISLAND, per cent, forfeit of the usury and interest on the debt
 CoNNEcricUr, per cent, forfeit of the whole debt
 NEw YORK, 7per cent, usurioas contracts void.
 Nnw JERSEY, 7 per cent, forfeit of the whole debt. Pg3NN'sfLvANlA, 6 per cent, forfeit of the whole debt
 DELAWARE, 6 per cent, forfeit of the whole debt.
 MARYLAND, 6 per cent, and on Tobacco contracts 5 per cent, usurious contracts void.
 VIRGINIA, per cent, forfeit double the usury taken.
 NORTH CAROLINA, per cent, contracts for usury void, forfeit double the usury. -
 SOUTH CAROLINA, per cent, forfeit of interest and premium taken, with costs to debtors.
 GEORGIA, s per cent, forfeit of three times the usury, and contracts void.
 ALABAMA, $ per cent, forfeit of interest and usury
 MISSISSIPPI, 6 per cent, on contracts made since January l840; s on loaned money, by contract as high as 10, usury recoverable il an action for debt
 LOUISIANA, s per cent, bank interest 6. and conventional as high as IS, beyond thai contracts void.
 TENNESSEE, 6 per cent. usurious contracts void.
 KENTUCKY, 6 per cent, usury may be re- covered with costs
 Ono, 0 per centu on written agreements, may go as high as 10, penalty of usury a fine of double the excess.
 ILLINOIS, 6 per cent, penalty, three-fold the amount of the whole interest.
 MIssouRI, 6, and by agreement as high as 10 per cent; beyond that, forfeiture of the whole interest due and usury taken.
 MICHIGAN, per cent, forfeit the usury taken and one fourth of the debt.
 ARKANSAS, 6 per cent, by agreement any rate not exceeding 10, amount of usury re- coVerable, but contracts void.
 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, per cent, usu- rious contracts void.
 FLORIDA, s per cent, forfeit of interest and excess i'll case of usury,
 WISCONSIN, 7 per cent, by agreement, not over l2, forfeit, treble the excess.
 Iowa, the same as in Wisconsin. On debts or judgements il favor of the United States. interest is computed at the rate of per cent per annum.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-01

Freedom. Should parties arise in the future history of our beloved country, that shall
 become so exasperated with each other as 10 resort to civil war-when the storm of commotlon shall roll up the great pillows of passion, and the CONSTIPATION shall be driv-
 III, like Ian unanchored bark, at the mercy of the winds! The voice of Masonry will be heard above the hoarse bowling of the tenn Pest, saying m magic accents-peacc!-peace pc stlu! And like an ANGEL breeding over the DARK SPIRIT of. the ruinous FLOOD. she will extend the OLIVE BRANCH, and plead for her COUNTRY, ''N
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4 NVILS, vices, sledge and hand hammers, axes, A long handle shovels, cradle and grass seythes, cut and hand saws, cotton and wool cards, steel plated and iron spades, manila and arred rope, jack and ointer planes, horse nails, augers chisels par lament, but and table hinges, wood screws, iron squares, plated and common stirups, iron head and kitchen fire rons bed screws and castors, grubbing hoes wedges flat half round hand and pit saws, tacks and brads, stock, knob till and pad locks, plane irons, sheep shears, spurs pound pins, gun loclls cotton and grass plough lines, sand paper fry brass candle sticks, pocket ink stands, razor srops wire selves, patent straw cutters, Scc
 GROCERIES, &c
 Rice, molasses, imperial tea soap, allspice, pep per, loaf sugar, nutmegs, cinnamon, camphor, indi- go, ground logwood, glue putty, copal varnish Received per .Wabash Valley and for sale by
 VIM. B. WATT. Little Rock, Jan. l, 1915. lG-tf
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TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IF MAY
 CONCERN

M OTIGE is hereby given, that at a sale of lands l for the payment of taxes, penalties and costs due thereon, sold by the Sherif of Union County, in the State of Arkansas at the Courthouse door of said county on the 7th day of November, A. D. lSl2 under authority, andby virtue of the Revenue laws in the Revised Statutes of the State Of Arkan- sas, approved March 9th, IS3S, and in pursuance to notiee previously given, as the law directs the uns dersgned Z Wakefield, purchased the following described tracts or parcels ol land, to-wits
 The south west quarter of section seventeen, And the west half of the sonth west quarter of section twenty tlEee in township eighteen soath of the base line, and of Range nineteen, west of the principal meridian, containing 2aD acres, The taxes, penalties and costs, amounting te 3 09. cents-original owner, G. B. Mgan.
 ALSO
 The N F. of section s, in township Is south of Range l9 west, containing l60 acres--the tax pen alty and costs anountingto $l 964 cents. Original owners, Campbell S Wolf
 The above tracts ofland were purchased as aore- said, and are now held by DEEDS of conveyance duly the authority given him by the laws above referred All persons therefore, wiio set up any claim to the above described tracts of land in consequences of any noma!ity, iregulaIity or illegaity, connected with such sale called upon to appear at the first regular term of the Circuit Court, 10 be holden in and for said county of Union, which may be helt six months first after the publication of this notice. as application will be made al said term of said court, for confirmation of the titles to the tracts of land aforesaid.