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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-26
TO ALI. THOSE INTERESTED.

There will be meeting held in Chester School
House on So.u-l~,-. ~ Sd r has, al ! =
cock. take into consideration the proY..e1y. or
rather the practcability. of making Turnpike
Road from Richmond to Newport.
ONE INTERESTED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-26
April whig Nominating Election.

We are authorised to announce HUGH B.
TAYLOR candidate for County Assessor.
subject to the nomination of the Wing party.
We authorized to announce STEPHEN 3.
STANTON. n candidate for the nesaL0assou
for County Auditor.
We also requested to announce THOMAS
ADAMS as a Candidate FOR nomination, for CoUn-
ty Auditor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-26
Trick of Il Lawyer.

Several years the of rich Jew " on
Of being married ChfIsan: which the father, who
had much objection to the religion of the lady
the smaliness Of her fortune. cxposuaed with young
and told him he m GIT a person with
ey. The firm his resolution, and replied,
object of his afections and If he refused
proper share Of his for.une he could claim
English statute, and obtain half Of possessed. Up
this the old man greatly confoune and f,er
consult legal advice and inquire whether
such la>" in existence. The replied
certainly was: and that his upon turning Christ
half his fortune: he
.'f you viii give guineas viii put You in a way
him. and the graceess shall
ia rihng - At this the old mans hopes revived, aud
putting gunea into tho lawyers hand, expressed
m pa tienco know how he proceed. when the
,selor replied with sme 'Iou have nothing do
sr bl; Christian yonr=elf"-Londo,l Paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-26
Rail Road to Dayton.

Tho proposition TO mako road from this place
to Dayton meets with considerable appreciation
from citizens. Some however prefer ma
king a road moro direct TO Cincinnati, tho com
pc,ion of the East Fork Canal to Brook Vile
We must however. look 10 Il at point from which
VIC can expect assistance. We have tried tho
citizens of Cincinnati, for aid to mako tho canal
but they, supposing VIC wcro materially tributa
ry to her, and the White Water Valley Canal
hemng us III SO without any other outlet would
be compelled to take our surplus produce to that
city. They refused to subscribe stock. They
acted with seltishncss which has on moro than
one occasion shown i.solf and must look to
point where moro liberal and cnterprising spirit
Is dlsplaYcd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-26
W. H. WIS,
OF COLUMBUS. OHIO.
RESIDENT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL


TOCID he Ladies and Gentlemen of this
w and surrounding towns and country, that
he Richmond his residence, and
that he prepared all orders in
Il and UPON
THE APPROVED PRINCIPLES
TEETH, full inserted on GOLD rLATE,
uron the principle of ATMOSPHERIC Pressure
Having important inventions ~ the art oil
Plate Gums, which enables him TO
all the purposes OF mas
abity OF nj. aud ell
esnnce ns equal if superior. TO any other manu-
factuc.
EXPOSED NERVES DESTROYED ,ritloit pain, by
single appIsaton Diseases teeth cu:ed. Tech
ned almost instance without PAM cleansed and
Sc IN pivots. and W ANTEO PERMANENT
he best e Il be given, II fesifed
CHARGES so moderate that Dental operations
are placed within the means of every person.
The Public invited to call and examine specimens al
his office.
rFOFFICE at James Hunnicutt'>, on Main st.
RicItn.oad Dec. 9Th, lS44. So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-26

ARE hereby notified. thar The annual meeting Of the
Assoca,ie, place Monda~ evening, the 81 OF
March Ocers ths ensuing be elected,
members earnestly sniiried attend
CiiAS. SUFFRINS, Sec'y-
Richm ond, Feb y, l.Ii
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-26

DAVID MESSICk, is candidate for Con-
stable.
HENRY J. Ply LIE. tho present incumbont,is a
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New York Crackers.
THE .SESESYsSs E,s.Y':

fl M0gd>3ac 0f RerielrS, PoflcS and Light Literature
 EDITED BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH TNlE AMSFIDEAN combines the soliditv of \ the review and the lightness of the magazine, with the political cast of the newspaper.
 In no case is the name of the author attached to his article. At the end of each volume list of the writers, during the period just closed is presented but the judgment of the public, the ayowal of the writers themselves, must declare which are their several productions. Tin then, there exists an im- piled obligation of secresy between the editor and his colaborators For this reason, the Aristidean will not be bound to mere names.
 The politics Of the Arstidean is Dcmocratic-alter the strictest precepts of the JeHersonian schco
 It sustains the abolition of the Death punishment.
 Itadyocates Equal Rights, Equal Laws, and equal distribution of Justice.
 It consequently opposes partial education partial legislation, and special legslaon and sustains the Constitution as it Is, with strict construction of its provisions.
 It is strictly American in its tone and feelings. hough not bigoted nor exclusive.
 In short, ii labors to be JUST.
 The Arisddean appears simultaneously ih New York and Philadelphia, on the first of every month Each nnmber contains eighty large octave pages printed on very i1e white paper, with new type, oi long primer and brevier size; and the text is illus trated by engravngs on wood, from original designs by Darley
 TERMs-Per year, FIVE DOLLARS, payable in advance.
 Letters and communications, referring to the husi- ness of the Arstidesn must be addressed post paid to LANE X CO. soi Broadway, City of New York,
 G. post-masters, Agents and others who remit us Fifteen Dollars, par money, can have Four Copies sent 10 any pest-oflice; for Twenty Dollars, Six Cop ies; for Twenty five Dollars, Eight Copies; for Thirty Dollas, Ten Copies. This liberal arraRrc. ment only lasts during tfe year 1915.
 o. Those friends who desire to serve us, will re- init the money for single subscribers, through the ma fho ,b .l, lie IS authorized to frank it. and this saves us the per centage allowed to agents.
 g5- Publishers or authors who desire their works to be noticed, should send them to uS carriage paia on or before the 18th Of every month The bulletins ot publishing houses should be sent as carly as pos sible. '' P'''
 Editors to whom We present copies. will be kind enough to send merely the paper containing notice of our Magazine, addressed. LANE K Co. boy 1895 P. O., New York City"
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ArEansas EOrrsa Hook.
PRICE RFDITCFD ITO eI so ,

PKiUE REDUCED TO Sl SO vTNHlS work IS the production of ALBERT PIKE, \ Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process proceedings, and docket entries, for Justices of the Peace. with forms for Constables, Coroners, and Sheriffs, and copious collection of forms of Deeds, Conveyances, &c., with an appendix containing a summary ofthe prn- clpes o law most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peace.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work, to make it useful, not only to civil oicers but to citizens in every department of life and it is hoped that the au- thor has accomplished that desirable object.
 The price of this useful work has beenreduced to Si 90, For sale by the undersigned, who will fill orders (accompaned by tke cas-aad not otieIacise) from any part of the State
 VIM. l. WOODRUFF. Little Rock, March 10, 1915. 27-U,
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BOaPIing, 8Ead Day Scll
 Spring HEilG, helnpsse9
THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, \
 CIpAL.

1 IL hE V. JOIIN ANDI'Ae0N-f =
 ClPAL.
 THE school at the above place, VIII \ Monday, the IIth f0vgm5rff,i tis ts of instruction will comprehend all tine 2 es of thorough ENGLISH edueallon, the entire undergraduate course m OLAI, B EMATIcs, MENsURATIoN, NATURAL MaRAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoNoNY, S1cs. in any of the colleges or llll'yl ,; United States The system oi als''g Y miid, but firm; and no boy will pc ' ' school who shall not strictly adhere " which it will be governed. ,,,,,
 Spring Hill is one of the most heal.s. as in the South or Southwest wilma a1 aJ' of Little Rock, from which it IS .i1 TcaS1 weekly line ofstages. Its nlne me- nil,sr ths. on the Red River, to which place 'lisI' sII steamboat navigation, through the olIa, l%, beginning of summer, from aI New ,,',,;Drs o,si Sec, up the Red River. The PpIIa9t sPTlnS h and the water of the most eXcelisit exec e5 M \ society is good; and in morality anu .aiII uI \ of public sentiment, the dlstTlcl 1,,l;,ed mH sI any section of country in the ssa 9l,'.sa snneI is also a female school, under liie HEN sGp Mas. BANKS, in full operation, 9,I,.Sa wHt the highest in the State; 1 ll1elS bot M Academy for the Male School 9ol for Tu' t6s| buildings have not been erected a,aalers iO, gs ton of the principal, and. ,.uI the OTala ~sntIl sent to the Institution. Seyei@ uIers 4 CT. have consented to take boaTasl', l,l.l n,l ! rate terms, say from 8 to 10 ;issDf dolds tpfI pf he win l,f f@,nTttn exert himself, to impaEt a ndocat;onMincnicate l9 @ti, the most corTec9 habits and strict moral prlnelp5,ii, way, study to merit for ms an ss'a the cI he intends shall be permanent, ,,,trors t support of the friends and P@
 'nFP6sfeuf Phss terns so of tuition have been ss As ral denartmepts i.e s,r irrr of English, Sus o s3 and mathematics or either l ol |. l ran eDt ! sion of five months. Students fa" tbe tinj and will only be charged iron, sa .t fiji the SC and during their continuance nScoSnssj,deraHd| Mir. ANDERSON has had :iS cqli1 bim testI teaching, and brings WlIa @ ifr1 from men most aattering description anJ n5 a.qqii to judge of his capabilities lesi.ials anu sIa ani extracts from these t6stlmonilI.es on Lave relative to the school, he 0e9s EoI T A.hI tie Rock. to Judge Ringo; o -to snl Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqsrr F. g ssrrr,stee. ing gentlemen, the boaTa.oih { lhart Canii VIZ VIZ Maj. R. Pryor and hqpeFI ? Emit
 Nash, John ". PauP, s,,'.b' s. D. WI M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hallliar,' i,ii.an Esqs c. T. Nelson, Wm. M. Bur'0D'
 . Spring agsff HiR, oct. 28is, l314y
 JOE sE'0ssI1' E.''l, sI' EXECUTED at ihls oA'
 H. despatch.
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Cotton Narn.
University Of the State Of
 Missouri.
IULUWhI.1, bUUN IUUNIY. EndOMlalent, SE0O.OO0.

Endowment, SE0O.OOO. COMMENCEMENT on the last Thursdav ot N July.
 Three Sessions year of II weeks each, be. ginning.
 lst on the Sd Monday of September,
 zhd Ist January,
 Sd l4th :. before commencement private families, from Sl to S2 per week. Communications addressed to Professors F. H Lethngwell, W. W. Hudson, k. & Thomas. Geo, (. Pratt or to the undersigned will receive imrne- diate attention JOHN Il LATHORp August !' lo4''if--y Prest
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.s'EEs' GOOEBS,
 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S.
1fGiR Street,

IIUtN NI'eef, WHO has just received large and full assort- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in part of Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, CrockeTy Ware, Hard Ware, Sc, &c.,
 Having purchased his entire stock in the eastern cities at unusually low prces he will be able 10 sell low for CAsH He would particularly invite the attention of his country friends who will find in his assortment every article they may be in need of His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne. cessary article in that line. Dec lisa. 1s n
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IfKCGlicHs 6,ns,al.

fE'HE subscriber continues the practice of medi- 1 cine on the principles of REFoRm-giving no mercury or any other destructive poison such prac tlce being not only contrary. to common sense, but Its rulnous and aat effects are but too visible to all
 T. J. HARVEY, B. P. 0G- Residence 3d door north of the Episcopal Church. Scott street. Little Rock March5, lS45
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DEe. CRAVEN PEyq,eew

! E AS located himself at OscEoLA, in Mississippi I coualy, .arkaasas, and offers his services to the public in the Practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY. in all their branches
 He Is at all hours ready to attend to professional calls; and may always be found at home, except when in attendance upon the sick
 April, IS4l 3l-tf
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I'M MPORTA

TT. - WI v IA ' FN " IT, Highly appTored and popular yMcdicines. CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC; INFALLBLE CURE FOR CHTLLS, OR ACUE
 IND FEVER 'HiS T1 invaluable medicine is purely vegetable A NATURES OWN REMEDY. If is not in the least nauseating, does it operate upon the bowels, but it's salutary action upon the system is so charming, that every one is highly delighted at his speedy recovery. Such REMEDY the afflicted have long been in want of one that cures speedily and pefmaaeatly where the usual prccaution to ex- posture is observed.
 and Burke's Vegetable Pills, prepared by Geo. W. House, Nashville, Tenn, and for sale by
 s. H. TUCKER,
 Martham Street.
 T, D. MERRICK & CO,
 Loacer Steamboat Landing. June It, lsl5. 40-3m
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AlG'EEEOAA Ea0gSE, oEssd 6FoneFgJ SENSe office,
MARKHAM sTREtT, LITTLE ROCK.


 MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 ETfHIS well known establishment, .Sa \ located in the business part oi %-s& .ss t the city has iustundergonc thorough Ssssa II < repair, and has been almost entirely e. ..et sareGtted ald re furnished, for the ac- commodation the public.
 The proprietor eryrespectlHliy announces to his old customers, his friends and the public generally, that he is now prepared to extend to the travelling community transient visitors, and boarders, accom- modations unsurpassed by any establishment west of rhe Alcghanies, and pledges himself that every at- tention shall be rendered to promote the comfort of all persons visiting his house. that vigilance and f. delity can besow, predetermined 10 spare neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction 10 his guests, and hopes to marilte patronage of the pub The qualities of his ales, wnes Iquors and sc- gars, are the best that the New Orleans market can afford Of this he is confident. he having, with great care, selected them himself. He has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole season, and London BroWnstout always in bottles Albany ale on draft, His cooks are celebrated in every department; his servants faithful and atten- tive; lis spafters trusty and courteous
 For balls and parties every attahable dclicacy will be served up in a superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 The commodiouS brick stables are under the man. agcmont of MT David Sketon, where carriages, huggeS, and horses, are always ready for those who may wish them.
 The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com modions four-horse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors, leaves this house tri-weekly, and ac- commodaton stages can al any time be procured on reasonable terms by applying to the proprietor, who resides here, and W hose courteous department and desire 10 please tends, in some mcasare to soothc the many ills that flesh Is heir to
 The office of the Montgomery's Point and Rock Roe tri-weekly line of stages, s also kent at this house, where one of the proprietors can be found, always ready and desirous to accommc date and whose punctuatty, attention and regularity, is not surpassed even ny Stockton ora Reside; and also, of the western or Van Buren mail line, whose agent will always be found at his post
 At the boat landing, passengers will always find blacks. porters, and drays, in attendance
 JOHN BROWN. Lille Rock, Feb. 10, lsl5. 28-u
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New Goods! Rev (,Ool

New Goods! Kew Goo HlliE subscriber has just opened IV a h
 men of STAPLE X FANCY DRY which he will sell cheap for cash or ~, hides, peltries, furs, beeswax, &.. Ne, stock IS composed in part of the fologI viz:
 Brown and bleached shirting: sheetrg 3--4, and heavy Osnabnrgs; French E1 American prints; mouselaia de laines laines; alpaccas; alpacca lusters; whit flannels linseys; diapers; Londaa dafI point do ;; Whitney do; green, blue, aadI canvass and red padding; satinets and a yestings; black cloths; tiekins; eoIorai sicilias; brown linens; brown Hollan&3 cashmere de ecosse; black Italian crsrI and Spitafeld silk hdk'fs; linen cambdc ton do; bishoblawns; book muslid pI and check muslin, and campric; seFilj twist; lambs wool half hose; white and ton do {; ladies' white merino hose vhite| slate cotton do shirt buttons; coat bgt| and colored talleta ribbons cotton and VI ees !; sup. elasted do; cotton hdks; TuE| linen and cotton tapes; table dapei, white; gentlemen and ladies thibet and kid gloves; black and white crape; ton velvets; needles and pins; hook I spool cotton; linen thread; Irish lnqi ings; long lawns; ehildren's Victona@ hose; gents merino shirts ;-together plete assortment of gents sewed and skin boots; mud boots; kip, russet an gans ladies walking shoes and slippen black and cciored boots; and variety ble white shalls nannels Kentucky kersey; linseys; together with alolds and stationary. Also, sugar, coffee ta rice, salt, and a lot of Collins axes.
 ). B
 nooa,..1F.. c 1c4t
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LAW NOTICE.

I SHALL re-commeace the practice of the law, A and will attend, with prom ptitade and fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted to my care, in any portion of the State
 My office, at present. IS on the street running south from the State House, and near the State Bank P. T. CRUTCHFIELD.
 Little RoclS Oct 9, I841.-ltf
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FEg-ESEE .fRggF,1s
New G,oo.IS

Direet from the Easiera IIaaafd. Ls N. ALDRIGH, has lust reiirsf lrsi Ill. East, with good assortment il af h K such as will not fail to suit the pnbIif N fers for sale upon the most rcaso,,sb3I. ~ ' a good assortment of Groceries such 2, V pies, Pears, Potatoes, Butter, Cd2ese6e' Little Rock, Dec. Il, l8ii.
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LAW NasWAGtE.

AA w AabAAGH. WILLIAM CONWAY, B. having resigned the w office of Circuit Judge, will practise LAW in partnership with GEORGE CONWAY. They will attend to collections and securing claims in any part of the State, and in all the counties o TEXAS, Dor dering on Red river. Address, CONWAY & CoN- WAY, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, or Washing ton, Arkansas.
 Refer 10
 PITCHER & WALTERS, and ;4,. p..,. l.. RERDoN s. SoN, Hitue MOCK. McMAHoN, TRoTrER & PEARsAL1, and New JOHN C PRATT & Co, Orleans R; V <; s; BFiTToN' M M@ss and Washington. Hon. A. H. SEvIrR
 Hon. EDWARD CEoss.
 Hon. W. s. FULTON f.
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December 6, 1874.

RROADCL0THS, CASHMERE, T EUST received, per steamer Wa5as .D good assortment of broad-cloths, cas- ings, &c. Also, a few dozen fine qnd. ilanncls. by II. \, Al
 Jannarv I5. fS45.-1S.
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DRY GOODS & GPoce

D.,. Mourning M Good. < 2 $ plain black banegaa, ~ Oalz0rne, 7 :" :, 6 polaecia.
 I :" superior black alepi6e.
 '" '' silk warp alpacca
 3" black crape Sc. &c pa''a'
 For sale by 0Ppre,a Little Rock, 30 1915. 'ieER &Sl
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SADDLES ANaD BEsHDAEs.
GREAT BARGAINS!

D. RENDER HAS just received, per late arrivals, fresh and l1 splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con sisting in part of black Alpaeca, fgd Oelolians; Chusans and Chusan Delains; Thibet Orleans, a general assortment of Prints; Ginghams; Checks :; Flannels; Linseys; Ky Jeans Kirseys Satnetts, Cassimeres, Cloths; bleached and brown Sheetings and shirtngs, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls Cloves, &c. &c.
 Also, by recent arrivals, a fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &c. &c.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold CHEAT for cash only. Store on the cor ner of Main and Markham streets.
 Litfie Rock, Dec. ?, l5l3. l2-tf
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Lille Rock, Feb. 10, lsl5.
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ERR W'Oi'''

TsXECUTED at ihls o''i' -E4 despatch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
The Tract or Ln,aft

WC IEVCI OF A1G3tlJ
Conveyed by and described 10 said Trus, Deed. !.
containing
I552 .acres, 2sRoods and 81 Poles.
SThe land is very valuable, and highly impro.
we'd by buildings and fences, and is waiered by
neveE filling streams, and wen TIME ERED.
By iheGecree Of The said Court the tract is ai-
vided into two parts.-The ono, containing 409
Acres, 2Roods and 81 Perches ,he buildings
- on which area
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
HagersfosCm i, Winchester
TWICE 4 WEEK.

H6aHlS elegant line of Four Horse POST
= COACHES, is now so arranged 10 its move
mehts, uBdeE skillful and careful drivers, IS to
keepup regular connection with the Balti-
more & Ohio Rail Road. without interruption.
1t leaves Winchester on Sunday mornings, i'm.
mediately after the arrival of the Staunton
Stage, SO as to reach Martins6urg 10 time for
The Bultimore Cars, EaSttcard, 4
.=F I. AT IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
On Wednesday mornings, il performs the same
trip, in time for the same connection.
The Stage proceeds from Msrtinsburg on Sun
days and Wednesdays, for Hsgerstown, between
and O'Clock after the arTiual Of the BALTIMORE,
Cars; thus Rffording a c. lyey rance for passengers
to Williamsport, HageFs,own, &c., and forming
q connection 18th the
Hdgerstotcn, Ctanbersburg, and Phila-
delphia Rail Road Lines. !. I
. This ensures despatch 10 Travellers, and ore.
vents unnecessary detention any where, I
Returning, the Slsge leaves HageIstownI for
Winchester, on Monday and Thursday morn
ings, al O'Clock, and reaches Winchester in
time for the Staunton Stage, thus extending sc.
com nodations in both directions without de law
This Line, North from W inchester, passes
through Bunker's Hill, DarkesvilIe, Martins.
burg, Falling Waters aud Williamspopt, TO Ha-
gersiown; giving business men an opportunity,
Of visiting each of those places. 4
Passengers going West, by taking this line,
will find II the cheap and best route allowing
time to rest and dine in Msrtinsburg. before
the arrival Of the Baltimore Cars for Cumber.;
land KEMP & RIPLEY /
Propristors.
Winchester. Ang. IA, Is45 3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

+.
The stssner Aiabans. which conveyed .
porsion or he Usiisd stsies troops 10 Tsxss,
returned 10 New ORLEANS on The "a inst with
/ a.,<s fton GaIyestob % ihs sob ul,ino.
The fulloringis IN extract Of letter
from. Captain GFice. Of the Undins. CIV
ing an account d the landing Of the u
niled States troops 10 Texas. lis dated
Astsss Bar, July %, Isl5.
Or Saturday,, Ihe 18th last, The American flag
was 6rst plsniee il Texas, By authority. upon
ihs soalh end Of 81. Josepb's Island, upon which
an landing The troops ffom the Alabama, in
/ side the bsya There are nos 500 men eneamp-
ed here, aud lie scensEi, foil Of interest. The
other yessels With troops are not expected TO ar
rive for several dsys.
From Ill sceoonis. IL would seem that
the Texan Convention is progressing rs-
pidly with 4he; business before il. ].
Il thought that the members will get
through with every thing bysihe middle
of this month. August. The seat of Co.
vernmsnt, Il is said. willprobabiy be con-
tiuued a. Austin for The next four or Eve
years.
The CisiIian says that iii appears 10 be
unders,o5d that majority Of the mem.
bers Of lBe Convention are 10 favor Of in.
serting clause 10 the. Constitution 10
prevent banks.
On thefroniiers Of Texas all appear 70
be quiet,