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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

Circuit Superior Court FebI uaIy 81 1915
DEcREE rnR Acc, Unit.
The Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust Con, "a n,
Complainanis.
against
joseph Loiwick aud othe-s, Defendants.
.7BSTRdCT
And on the motion q: the said plaintiff the
conft doth order that this cause be referred 10
Edward III FI'zhugh, who is hereby appoint ed
Commissioner TO- the purpose, 10 take aud
state an account OF the ptoferiy, MONIES and
Effects which nave come 10 the hands OF The
dstendaut John II Morrow by viriue of he
deed OF trust from the defendant Joseph + Lod
WICK To him, mentioned IN the bill OF complain.
ant or to the hands OF any other person by his
oioer or direction or for has use as such trustee
or which will out his default ought To have
been received by him, and OF the disposition
thereof made by the said John X Morrow, and
~ s'aing SAID accoun, the sad Com missioner
Is 20 make him all just allowances and ascer>
tain and report the amount, IL any, with which
he remains chaTgeable in his account with said
rust, and said Morrow is ordered 10 render his
account under oath 10 said cOmmi<>i lner touch,
ing The premises, and liberty is gwen 10 either
oil the parties To examine him on interrogatC>
les TO DO settlsd by the COMM, Sioner. re- rect
ing the same, ard said COMM sionet is so 10
take ana Stale an account Ot the several claims
and membranes properly Chafgeable on said
trust properly AMI effects. OF any part thereof
ana Oh their respective nrioriues, nc iuding The
amounts il any. due The SAID administrator OF
DAVID K Wilson, deceased, on the matters al
legged IN his al sweI, and to the defendant Dam
lei Lamb, as assignee of the defendant PhIliips
the defendant Samuel b Mills and the other
creditors oil said 10 wick named in said deed
oil Trust, or their assigns, and to the plalnuf in
respect 10 The matters alleged in ITS bill; and
SAID commissioner is 10 give due notice OF his
proceed ngS, and is TO fix peremplory day and
give notice hereof by ADVERT ement to be i'm
>ered once week at least Tor four weeks sue
cesslvely, IN some newspaper published in this
county, Tor all persons having claims Oh said
trust properly aud fleets, or any part thereof,
10 come IN and prove the same before him BY |
he day SO appointed which snail, he served also |
On all parties within he state, and such OF them !
as shall not so come in aud prove their claims, !
shall be excluded n ON the benefit OF tins e /
cree. And sail commissioner is directed to !
make his iepoTt in the premises with all con.
'enlen, speed, together with auy tning deemed
pertinent by himself or specially required bv
either Of the parties Te>te,
ALEX L LAIDLEY Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
"a ECREE in the Circuit Superior Cogrt o
~ Law and Chancery for Ohio county.
4 al he 4,

ECkEE IN the Circuit Superior COgU uf
81 Law and Chancery for Ohio county.
Luke Il Jacob,
u.s.
Ioscrh Juokin, Joseph Mckee, Alexdnde, vii
son add others.
In pursuance 80 he decree Of The Couu msdr
in his cau-e, shah on The Il 81 VI MAY in A.
prl, ls45, hat being court day, al the Court
House tor Ohio cOun'y, ST a to the II chess and
best bidder, o's No SO Is XIV thieel anil We.
venty eight u.s. (s'id To 90 b ing ,ituate on
Main street and SAID LIT No Is on Market q
IN Wneellne,) on acreii,hy three eqaal install
mrniS OF one, two and three years, the ruf.
chasers giving bond and security TO >ecure the
payment thereof, wilh interest from The diy o.
sale lili pad. On The said Lot No ~. stands
lhe Steam Grlsl Mini with the engine, formerly
owoed aud Iun by said Junkin. The L1's wdl
- sold separately or together as may be most
10 the interest Ot the .Und.
The title will be retained tiil the purchase
money IS all paid. The Lot described nb We
A. Lot No ~, j. the same described ON the pla'
of the old town at Wheeling IN OF NJ ST.
ALEX ANDER WILSON,
mar , frusteC and G immissioner.
ksD boz Ono Rtsc Smellioe sails. We sntefpf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

William McClnDey ,sr, and VIM McCluney, ir.
'ENHE defendant William Nc G uusy "; moi
r. havi entered his appearance and given
oturity according to the at Of Assembly and
We sales OF this Couit and Il sppea ing by salts
factory evidence that he - not an inhabiiant Of
his country, II is ordered that the said defend.
ant do appear here on the Us day of the next
spring term and answer the Bll OF the pia IN i'll,
and that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
lshei 10 the City of Wheeling for Two mon tbs
succ ssively, and posted ct the front door of
the Coufi house of this county.
copy Testa ADAM KUHN.
CtpTk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk.
coM,n, IoNER's OFFICE, Feb 9slh, 1915.

CoMArS IoNER's OFFICE, Feb 26Ih 1915.
The parties, and all other persons Interested
IN the mai er contained in this deere G. re here
by notified that have appointed Monday the
3lst day OF March, 1915, at ny Office in he city
of wheeling, a the line ard place when and
where ! snail commence taking the account
In sail decree referred 20 ms--and rt1nifc
all who have any interest in the said accnun,
10 pear before me, then and there, with ;heir
proofs vouchers Sc, TO enable me to report as
(equirei. ED II FIrZHUGH,
Master Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

4 kNDERDoNH's TRIAL, price so cents;
~ The Trial Tiiee, by Saicss, IS cents;
oHhop ondtrdonk's Statement, Is cents; Iasi
received snd Tor sale by
marc JOHN J HASWE- I. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
CcMaIssioNER's OFFICE, March 3, Is45,
NOTICE

The parties concerned in the matter OF the
foregoing decree, are hereby notified, that
nave appointed Friday, The 4lh day Of April
next, a; my office IN the city OF Wheeling, a.
he time aud place, where and when, l will
proceed 10 take and STATE The Account 10 SAID
decree directed; or which day, the parties are
rrqnIred 10 attend before me and present lheiI
claims properly proven, TO enable me 10 reporl
he samoi and all persons having claims, hens
VI membranes uccn the property in the BIZ
and procee lings mentioned. or any part there.
oil, AnSt attend as Aforesaid, under pain OF be
ing excluded from the benefit OF any decree 10
De mace in the cau-e.
ED H. FlTZIUSH.
mar -im Master CommiSs,ons,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

u 'HE Business Of JAMES ~. FORSYTH.
~ & Co. will it, future be transacted IN the
name Of FORSYTH g. BAKER.
Wheeling, Feb. II, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
In CnANcERY.

VIRGINIA: In CHANcERY
Al Rules held IN the Gle ks flee Of hi.
Circuit Superior Courl OF Law ard Cnancofy.
loT,he county of Brooke, on the llth day o.
January ls45.
William Hall,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
~ @ u k s TO IL Els.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ROnK

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Book seller and Station
=, er, no 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va so
hcitA the patronage OF his former friends nj
customers AT his OLD stand, where he will be
aole TO supply thom with Books and Stationery
az reduced pi'ces. He has now @ a hand a lar 70
assortment ana ~ coAStan;iy receiving supplies
oi Medieal, Miscellaneous, Theological and
SSchooI Books: Also, Bibles of every variety of
phinoIhe, All oil which he is able TO afford as
the city. O p'aS@ :"
H,shsstPrice giyer for Rags in exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

n w HEIsKEbL, has jasi received from
Now York. largo stock Of Goods which Tor
siyls and cbcapness. cannol be surpassed Persons
wishing 10 purchase the hest Goods At The lowest
prices. viii DO we'll 10 call aud examine his stock
seq 1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
CRY OwrlcERs roR1sIa.
MAYOR &C ECO DUTY.

hAfoR-C Et' DULTf.
Councitmea
Ckyk-JAMES S. WHEAT
St'geani- JoHN MuRRAY
Hh41J Mls:tr--R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, WP Wilson
w w Shiivcr, A Todd, Brady,
IF SanboIn, Geo Mcndell, ON Hei,kell
M Nelson, l. Corn. WIN PumnhTs,
Jacob Amick, Il f. Kelley, II Rooerts,
d Lamb - '
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL.
On Observation-Disclosures Nelson, Brady and
Wheat. Wv
On Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb
o. AccouatS-Messrs Shriver, Sanborn and
Kelley.
On Streets and Auies-Messrs Todd, Viii.
son, McnGell, Amick and Kelley.
o. Water Uorks-MeSsIs SanboIp, M'Lure.
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -Mess:s Heiskell, Pun.
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks-Messrs Amick, wi son, Re.
eeris and Superintendent OF Wafer Works.
On Uharres-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amick.
On Fire observation-disclosures Todd, M'Lure,
Sanborn, Pumrhrey and ReLerts.
On Peiitioas-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
on Salaries-Mcssrs Kelley, MLure, shrl-
yer, Brady and Nelson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

4 NASiMERE DEcossc OF latest styles aud all
~ qualities Paris D'Ecosse. Cmpo DI.eon and
ln0re Lns'ie' whch m style and quality cannot
DC surpassed ip any other matket-jost received a,
sep III o w HETSEEII,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

HDLAlD. PLAIN and Figured Alpacas. French and
= Eoglish Mefino. French Gfos O,lier Chin'z
Ja-kmere and other new styIe American Cbio,z-
usl received aud for sale low
esp n q W UEfsKEILs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

M OVELS, NOVtLS.-Cmsr De Leon or
the Brigand by G p RJ!mcs;Rs "a for a
v. by ThoS L. Nichols; TIE Fashionable
WE and Questionable Husband, by Mrs
onei The Rova Sisters, an Hi.tnricsI Ro,
nance OF The Middle Ages by Agnes Strick>
ARD Jus receive and tor sale by
mars w JROBB, cor NJ am Uni 70 SITS.
ERMAN Spelling Books and G rmsn
~ Te,tamentS, Tor Sala nv
mar 8 JOHN III iSWELL, Uni N 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

ks1 boz Otto Rese sneltae ssls We y supttnf
- rcctNsd aud lOr sale ~
OCT 30 OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
NEW WORKS, New WORKS.

FHStlE Story of Feather from Punch; Ma.
n ria or the Fusuive, a romance of Mrunt.
Benedicl by p olessoI Inerahan; Mass,or OF tbs
Memoirs StaSSman; The Maid OF Honor
or The Massacre of ST Barthu'omew tale of
he SIX eenIh century; The Regents Daughter
OY Aiexander Dumes; Magic Goblet or Jhe
Conservation Of the Church of Uammarbv nv
MIS- Emile Carlen, author of Thistle Island:
Statement Of facts and circum iances con,
necifd with the recent Trial Of the Bishops o.
derdonk; Jul received al ROBES Literary
Depot. mas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

for the County of Ohio, at the Court House
Moses Rhodes, Plain,ia
John SockmaL's adm illustrator ana O, hers. De.
| iendants.
/ Extract from ne Decree.
And on the petition OF Joseph GIL claim
ins TO De creditor OF said John Sockman de-
ceased, by Judgment recovered ag inst the sail
John Sockman in his life time In This oonr,.
on the law side thereof it is ordered, that thu
cause be referred pgain to the said Co,nmi.~
sionei Edward Ii Fitzhugh, who. giving dne
notice, Is TO ascertain and report the amount.
~ any, due Sai,, Gill on said juder emit and
whether The same be lien. and il so. to VIA,
extent, and in VI hat oder on the real estate
OF The said John Sockman, wi h any thin o
ceemsd pertinent by himself or specially re-
CURED by the parties.
The parties interested will take notice. ,ba
hive sppoin'ed the 18th cay of Mach ISt5
and the office OF Jacob e. Fiizbugh, IN tho
city OF wheeling, es the time and place OF TAX
tg the laid account, when and where all ns
tsieslcd can auen,.
EDw II FIJI zHUGH, Commissioner.
LAR Pq teh ~
VIRGlNIA-Obio Circuit Superior Conn Of
Law and Chancery.
Intermediate Term, March |. 1915.
The Merchants aud Mechanics Bank of
"neeIihg, Complainant,
Dana Hubbard and Others, Defendants.
DrcgEe FOR ACCOUNT.
ABSTRACT.
The Confi doth order, thai this cause be re.
ferrcd to Edward Ii Fiizhugh, TO take and siale
an account OF What may be due the plaintiff en-
the demand stated IN The original bill 0r cons
planan', and 10 the defendants respectively on
the trust debts mentioned in the deeds number
ed 10 10 inclusive. exhibited with said bill.
and OF all other liens and membranes, if a1y
there be, upon the property specified in those
deeds, or any part of II. with their respective
prinritIeS aud the portions OF said property on
which the same are respectively chargeable;
and the said Commissioner is 70 give cue no.
tee of his proceeding 10 the parties in the cause
and is 10 fix peremplory day and give notice
by advertise mentto be published Tor THU " DAYS
IN some newspaper printed in this county. TO
all Others Ginning liens or iacumbranc,s on
said property OF any pnri of 1t, TO come in be.
tore him and prove The same, and such o, Them
as shall rot so come in and prove their claims.
shall be excluded frem The benefit IL any d.,
cree made IN this cause; and said commissioner
is to report in the premises aith all convenient
'peed, together with any thing deemed petti>
neni by himself or specially rtquired by the
pauieS.' TeSte, ALEX T LAIDLEY,
Clerk.
ClMAtsct.Nrpis Orrr, Nfor.l . rS,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
Law &: CHANGER v.

VlRGlNlA-Iniermediaie Term of Ohio
Circuit Superior Court, February 81 1915,
DEcREg rnR Acc, Unit.
The Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust Coni'e ny
ComplainanIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

WIRGlNIA-Ohio Circuit Superior Courl
Law and ChanteIy, February s lS45.
DEcREE FIR Account:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

" IkGiNlA-lN InANcgRT:Ata Circuit 81
v perinr Court OF Law and Chancefy held
Tor the County of Ohio, at the Count House
,hefeofon The Oh day Ul February. 1915,
MOSES hhooes, Plaintiff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

uSF received gooh assortment Of French and
American Artificial Flowcrs.nnd Frenfh Plume.
assorted colors. nov 81 a q EAIRCuu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
I'D IL Y q q O ID s.:
NEW GOODS

NtfR % MOTTE, No I62, Markc, square.
~ arenow receiving their second stock of y
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14
Er.raet from ne Decree.

John sockmaL's adm nIslralor ana others. De.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

Heavy DonesfiCs

Is complete, and 81 nde lower than formerly.
MATTERS
Supplied IS usual with every thins in their line
at the yerv lowest prizes.
JOHNSTON. BERRYHILL Il co.
sen % I3l Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

viii find il greatly to their advantage 10 give
him an early call as his Assortment OF Dry
Goods is the fullest and best ~ this CITY, and as
he laid in his stock after tie late faU OF prices in
the East he viii be enabied 10 sell 10 them at
least wenty fivepcr cent cheaper than any ether
Merchant in the city oct
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-23
From Hc " r Joaraal of Commerce.
 FUNERAL OF GEN. JACkSON--


 The morning opened on us yesterday in all Its brightness, suspicious 10 the vast gath ering of the multtudes who were anxious to pay their tribute of honor and gratitude to the memory of General Jackson. The stir of population was everywhere visible at aH car ly hour The minute gun reminded those awaliing from their slumbers, at runrise, that a great man had fallen. Though, as the day advanced, the atmosphere became very hot and oppressive, 1t had no effect 10 reprcss the zeal ot the mighty masses assembling. as by one generous impulse ofgrefaud admiration, to dc honor to the name and virtues of the departed chief We believe so large a con course, or s2 imposing and extended a pro- eesslon, was never before seen in this city. Few now living will probably ever look up- on the like again. The City Hall, hotels, andmany buildings along the principal streets, were hung with mourning; and crape and mourning badges were generally worn by the crowds of citizens and strangers. Ali flags on government vessels, forts, and the shipping io the harbor, were displayed at hat-mast.
 At ? o'clock, precisely, the toling of the bells and discharge of artillery announced the movement of the procession from the Park. The military made noble display. not only by. the brilliancy of their arms. and the splendor of their dress, but by their per- feet order and discipline The music in the various parts of the line was appropriate; and while the Marseilles hymn, at once plaintiye and exciting in the highest degree, breathed the soul of liberty, the dead march, beat with untitled drums, told that one of it's brave de- lenders was no more. The celebrated Bos- ton band lent their aid to the occasion. The companies of fremen; the various benevo lent, literary, mechanical, and other socie ties; the sons of England, Ireland. Germany. &c., with their several banners; the friends of temperance, the odd fellows, the various democratic clubs, societies from Jersey citv. Brooklyn, and other neighboring places, and vast numbers of citizens and stranqers. swell ed the thfong, and united their svmpelhie-H on the mourniul oecsion. 4 aune...i. nrii' on a car drawn by four whilehorses, cover "'th mourning, and E4tiowed by another eoniPari- soned end iel, immediately preceded' m gie second division, the pall-bearers; and on the
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-23

TE1As.--All of Us, now, regard Texas, as one of the United Stalcs-as, indeed, she is. The Stars and sHipcs,n made more glorious by is incorporation into them, now floats in triumph where, efst, waved the clone Star"
 In regard to taking possession, by our government, we gather inc following items from our exchanges.
 MOVEMENT or T. $. TRoors.--We think il very probable, indeed we have no doubt, that orders have been sent to Gen. Taylor, ali Fort Iessup, near the Sabine, 10 march the troops under his command, amounting to about 1900, 10 the western frontier ot Tex as. This is a juiieious and well timed move ment on the part of our government Pre- caution IS the mother of saIety-an ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure.
 " Q. Courier.
 And the ''Eatchtoches .La.) Chronicle" of the 9th inst. has the following on the same subject;
 "On Sunday last, orders arrived, we under stand, at Fort Jessup for all the U. s. troops at that post, and at Camp SaIubrlty to move To New Orleans
 On Thursday, lHe 1ia Regiment of lnlan- try, commanded by Col. Yose, embarked al Grand E'core on board lhe Roaolph and Yazoo.
 On Tuesday next the Sd Infantry, from Jessnp, aad.r command of Col. Hitchcock. Wll also embark al Grand E'core.
 The 2d Dragons, commanded by Col. Twiggs, will remain at Jessup q short time longer, when it is supposed they will pass to the western frontier of Texas, which is said to be the ultimate destination of all these forces.3
 We learn, further, that Gen. TAYLOR has. already, sailed from New Orleans for Gal weston; and, ere this, is, no doubt, in mili- tary possession of the country, prepared te assert the authority of the Union, and defend Texas, as an integral part oI it, against mo- lestation from any quarter.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-23

hIssissiPrL-From the N. O Courier of lhe lllh inst, we learn that the Democratic a9ayention oi Mississippi has nominated A. G. hFown, the present Governor, for reelection 5eiisrson Davis, Stephen Il. Adams, Robert ' Rabeas and Jacob Thompson. are nom- iaasea for Congress Joha D. Freeman for k'serney General, James F Mathews for Au- litor, Nm. Clark for Treasurer, and Wilson -issaingway, for Secretary of State.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-23

"BlFps OF A FEATHER &r,''-ll has, of ten, struck us as very remarkable that many persons in the United States, profcsSipg to be .4aerieaas too, learn their politics from the National Intelligencer, and get all their impressions ofpublic men and things, through the same medium. Remarkable, not only because the Editor Of that paper is an Eng fstmat by birth, but gives daily evidence, and has done sofor many years, that he is an Eaglisf,aqa al heart. The truth of this may be demonstrated, by reference 10 the columns of that paper, wherein, any public measure, involving conflict of interest between this country and Great Britain, has been discuss ed, or even casually mentioned lt wiA there, be found that the Brilist side has al- ways been espousod, wigh earaosness and warmth; thus showing ,hat not oniy ill opin- ion, but in feeling, the Editor of the slntelli- gencer" is thoroughly British. On the north eastern Boundary question, and on the Right of Search, he took the British side. And so with the Texas and Oregon questions, he is British citizen, and British politician, to the hearts core Notwithstanding all this. which is staring his readers broadly in the face, we yetfnd American citizens, protesting Republicans, regarding him as their political Gamaliel, sitting at his feet, and imbibing his tenets and his feqlings We have no hesita- ton in saying that no man is sound Repab- licaa, a safe American politician, or fit to be trusted with the administration of public affairs, in any capacity whatever, who uses the ''National Intelligencern as a text book, or pins his political faith, as majority of the Whig leaders do, to the sleeve of the edi- tor of that paper.
 In accordance with these views, we recog- nize great point and force in the following paragraph, winch we find in an exchange paper:
 Dinner 10 he BriiiSh majSer-The seni- or editor of the National intelligeneer gave dinner to the British Minister. Some of our exchanges seem to think strange of it :; bul we agree with tlie |. S. Journal, that there Is certainly nothing very remarkably wonderful in one EagIiStmaa giving din- to another particularly when they so per 1 Lieetly agree in their political opinions
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-23
To De concluded in our neXt.

GEoRGh-The Georgia Democratic Con- veution met on the 18th of June to nom;natos candidate for Governor. The number ofde- legates present was 273, who adopted the rale. On the first ballot Mr. Mathew Hall AeAllister of Chatham, received 209 votes. and Alr. Hiram Warner of Carroll 64. blank l It was aiterward resolved that the nomination be unanimous, not one voice being raisen in opposition to the notion l. was also resol- yed that the resolutions of the Baltimore Convention be considered as a clear embodi- ment ot the principles of the Democracy of Georgia.-,E O. Courier.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-23
iaIFng.

falling
 l number of STEAM BoArs have visited Us within the week, viz
 ARRIYns. July 18th. Swallow, and Rol- Ia, lrem Van Buren; and Arkansas No. 1, from New orleans-coming within miles of the city, depositing her freight andreturn- ing. 20th Yalabusha, from above. 2lst Little Ben Franklin, from Memphis; and Frankland, from Louisville.
 DFraRruRes July l7,H Arkansas Mail, for Cincinnati 18th. Swallow for New Or leans. l9th. Arkansas No. ], for New Or leans. 2oh. Rolla, fer Yaa Buren. 2lst Yalabusha, for Piltaburg. 22rd Frankland, and Little Ben Franklin, for Louisville
The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-23

Ma. RorLEn's oRArioN.-This beautiful production will be found in our paper to-day, along with some account of the proceedings in New York. The same space could hard V be filled win more interesting natter The cultivated mind will read il with de- light.
 AIR. BaNcRorr's oRArios, at Washington, has appeared in the ~Union.n We will on- y gay that it fully meets the high wrought expectation of his most ardent admirers He hope 10 present Ii to our readers next week, to the exclusion of almost every thing else from our columns.