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OUR NORTHERN ROuNnApv

As +AA~1N4h DOONDAhH. Governor DREW has favored us with the perusal of the following letter from Maiol THOMPSON, the commissioner, on the par of Arkansas, to survey and determine tbe boundary line between our State and Nis. souri. We lay it before cur readers. in the belief that it will be interesting
 STATE BOUNDARY LINE.
 ooUTH FORK, SPRING RIyER,
 LtAon County June I9ih I845 | To lis EXcelency, 1HoMAs $. DREw. SiR:-He are lying by, at this point. for clear weather to take the latitude. We have had ram every day, for the last len or twelve days; consequently, our progress has bean much retarded. We have about I35 miles to go, Calculating at the rate of three miles day, on an average, il will take us until tl.e 5lh August 10 complete the survey. The new lme threw several citizens oi Randolph county, who lived near tie old line. into Missouri. We have lost none ia Lawrence or Fulton. fl this point, We are approach hg close to the old liae; and t depends up. on the result of our observations. here whether We will continue to approximate perhaps intersectit, or diverge from 1t. But am now inclined to think our line. will continue South of the old line, until we reach within .eW miles Of tae corner. Ne arc put to great inconvenience in procuring pro visions. Net because they are scarce, bu! on accountoi tie distance we have ta seuG Irot the iiae 10 procure them. We were com pelad to abandon the use Of flesh meats, as our crew were becoming unhealthy from t The country over which the line passes IS thiHlY settled by the poorest class of pao- pie They are found in the creek bottoms which are exceedingly fertile; and the coan- " intervening is generally broken and stony June 29sh-We did not succeed 10 day ln taking our observations. The sun at tla proper tme being obseared by clouds, with some rain.
 You shall hear from me, again, at Carol ton-where expect 10 find letter from you.
 In all probability shall be at the end o the line without means to delray the e1peH- ses of myself and hands on our return home unless we can sell the paekhorses and camT equipage belonging to the States, for cash which cannot be done, in that quarter, unles. at great sacrifice
 1 have the honor to be
 very respectfully your obedient sery't
 DAVIS THOMPSON.
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Little Rock, July 21h l845.

NIB. The editer of ihe Gazette, always a .sleaky yessel,n discloses a portion of, what he no doubt, esteems a most porteutons se- cret. He says that ''our ownpalilical friends" desire to get rid off and place the Banner in other hands. This, beinginterpreted, means that few ani- 1cads democrats, with their mercenaty retainers, finding no favor with Us, and needing a supple tool-.'a nose of wax''' with which 10 work odt some neiarious scheme of personal interest, have recently been finding fault with us, and making love to the Gazette. Of this state of things, we
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TOR TExAs--DEAru or Cor.
 ne have been politely favored, for
 aR' with the following extract ot q
 n an officer of the 3d U. S. Infantry,
 n this place, dated
 AEw ORLEANS, 18th July, l845.
 spneat IS encamped al the Lower
 ,ss, at the lower range of the city, 'h Infantry al the Barracks, below
 Ailere We marched, yesterday, to ae sad office of burrying Col. J. H.
 ao commanded that regiment. lie |sb 9p aFlll, and had just retired to his .sn ne fell and expired immediately
 ,alne manner, as lam told, in which %se 7 oi his brothers perished, at a N. about 60 years.
 \ pof's are now being engaged, and ,,, ~ "a lew days, for the neighborhood sn.' @ oilflsh' San Antonio, Sc, Texas. ar g <, ol Artillery goes with us, and a 2l tne Navy is expected to cooperate. ,,, 9p and 4th Reg. Inr. came down ;sup and near Natchitoches about 0s % The seven companies of 2d <, under Col. TwiGGs, will proceed 'efoSs to meet us.''
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Ff0Bl .4's4l's SMtr1ay Gazefte.
RATHER M.AI.YEi.Lens.

hAl ttt4t 3Ats ' i4lsf4I95.,
 We find the 5ollouing in Nav York pa per; uliaeline to think lhefc is deal more of fancy dlan fact in Professor Bronson's statement:
 Professor Bronson stated in his conelu- ding lecture last week, that if q drop of hn- man blood be subjected to examination by Inc oxhydFogen microscope, and magniiied some twenty millions of times, all the spe- eies of animals now existing on the earth, or that have existed during tie different sta ges of creation for millions of years past, will there De discovered. In the blood of q healthy person, all he animalculc are quiet and peaceaHe; but in the blood of de- ceased person. they aie furions, raging, and preying upon each otheF,. This lie stated iu illustration of his position thai man contains within himself all ihe principles of the uni verse l. was also asserted that if dead cat be thrown into pool of stagnant water, and allowed to dissolve there, drop Of wa ter taken from any part of the pool and ex- amined as above, will show every species ol animal of the cat kind that has ever existed on the earth, raging and destroying one an- other. The bodies of all the lower animals being thus made up of animalcaln similar to themselves; and the body of man beng com pounded of all that is below in the scale oi cleation.'
 The French have adoat or building, 92 war steamers, of which eight are Frgaies, and IS Corvettes, the rest smaller.-.Naril- cal .Haga@iRe-
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DEcuNEp-Ex- President TYLER has de- elined delivering the eulogy upon Gen. JACK SON, to which he was invited by the citizens of Portsmouth, Va This is to be regret ted, as no man in the Union conld have per- formed the duty better than the Ex-President' His oration upon the death of JEFFERSON and ADAMS, in 1926, stands unsurpassed, if eqnalled, amid the numerous eloquent productions then called forth. In declining, he pays high tribute to the ability and spa- trioiislhN of the illustrious dead
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TEnsnnfc NOdiCe.

"A No. l, of Free and Accepted Masons, held at their hall in the town of Fayetteville, Arz on the 2sd day of June, A. II. 5s45 tIe following resoluv lions were unanimously adopted:
 Resolaed, That Isaac ". Watt, Master Mason. and member of this Lodge, for unnasoac conduct rs brother Masons be, and he Is, hereby expelled from this Lodge and from all the rights, privileges ann benefits oi Masonry.
 Resoiued, That these proceedings be published in the Arkansas Intellgeneer and Frontier Whig.
 By osder of the LoSge
 Ialy ,, ISIS HOBART KEY, scey.
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have, for several months, been well aware and we arc the last to object to, or prevent t, fl we could. The "billing and eooing'' has been tho subject of more than one amu- sing observation. If this union shall Dc ful- ly and finally consummated. wecannot find ii ia our heart to say that it is not most ap- propriate and "holy alliance" The editor Of the Gazette has been bought, liko "a sheep in the slumbers,o once. Why not again '-- The price, we apprehend, is the only sub ieet of uuadjnsted negotiations Ne avail the conclusion of their bargain, and their hoisiing of the sblaek piradcal flag" Our "'muRimenls and munitions of var are rea- dy and abundant, and our pen is eager for the iatietions we have in store for them.
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Intelligence ofthe unanimous assent of tho Fe2an Congress to thg joint resolutions of annexation, proposed by the United States, was received ill Washington on the 3d July, the same day t was received ia New Orleans. This intelligence was conveyed by the U. s. War Steamer Prince on Cen. Stockton, direct from Galveston.
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ofATE OF AhKAEsAs,
 PuLAsRI CDUNTY. .. h P9geti Circuit Covrt ia Clancery sitting, .4p,it
 Iera |. D. laf5, 9h atyof Jaae, fl D. is45. Jacob Bf0wli, Complainant, Bill to subject Lots I3i ; p5 No. I, ? & in Block Edward Cole, William T.. No 2, in that part of Wo3af4f William Mafri- theeitY oi Little Rock son, Ghdst3pasr l.. Sniii- fca.lsd the old Town, van Joha R1bn1, Thca- 10 saic for the pay. as Thorn, John Morris and utof the purchase Darwin Lindsey, dgieaiiafs money.
 | r this day comes said Complainant by Watkins A & Cefran hig 5olicitors and 1t appearing to the Goart that il defendans Cole. Thorn, Morris and Bina oy are non residents of this State: .ltis or dared by fhe Court hat said noa-resident defend- ants be notii oftle pendancy of this suit, and tha 4nlass they shllI appar before this Court on or bf5rs tls third day of the next t.ra hereof at a Court a be holden at the cenrt hoasein this county. oa ihe third Mond y of October next. and plead anssver demufr o said biit the sams w be taken, as confessed agaiast them; and ditis further ordered that copy of t8is ord b. inserted in same aews. paper pu6lihel in tHis state for two weeks success syely. ths las insertion 10 be at least four weeks before tha said naxi term and that the same when 80 male should ba taken aud deemed sufficient notice to said n2a. eiilants.
 \ true et9g ffoa tti rscoel Atest:
 GORDON Y. pEAY, c7,x. July 31, lsij 46 -2w
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 PuLAsKr GorEgY, h Fulaskl Circuit Goart ia Cheacerg sitag, 7pyil Tsrnt 8. D. l8tj. 9th day of J5sHe, .A D l545. William |. Woodruff Blli for the sale of
 complainant. Lots No. 2. 3, 1, 6 s.
 Is45 o3. C; frl lois 7. 8. 9 10. Iames ehiliies Mary Phil II & l2, in ft'i block lip5 petsf r. Teibnah, fNosl7 in Pope's ad-s John F. j. Teibush, Robert dition to tsse ci.y cf N. Who'd, and James De Ii,tle Rock. Baum. d5feadt.ls.
 4 T this day comes said complainant, by Watkins t A & Cnnan. his Solicitors. and fl appear;ly b she Court ttat said James Phillips. Peter '. Ter bush John [, ]. Terbusi and Robert N. Wood are non-resjdaHts of this State IL is ordered by the court that said noa-resident defendants be notified of the pendency of this sait, and that nriess they shall appear before this court besoFe the tbltd day of the next term hereof at aeotrt to be holden at the conrt-houss in this county, on the thfd Mon- day of October next. and plead, answer or demurrr 10 said bili, te saEaa will se taken as confessed against fsen; and 1t s further ordered that copy of this order b. inserted in some newspaper pub4 li5bed n this State, for two weeks successiveiy the ast insertion to be at least four weeks befors the first day oi the next term hereof; and that the sane when so made and published shall be taken and deemed a sufficient notice to said on-resideEt defendants of the pandeney of ths suit true copy from the record. A;testg i GORDON N. PEAY, CPk. TrI,, 9o IeIi 46-3w .sss
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TaxAs.-No news has been received of the action of the Texan Convention; though we entertain not a doubt that all is well, and done well, there, before this We have re- ceived no New Orleans papers for week past.
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&htE oF hhhNhSASs
 COUNTY CT CHHcar.
 Tn tne Chlcot Circuit Court in Chancery, May term, A. D. ls45. May l6.
 Joel Johnson, complainant.
 oi. : Hill 5dr 1fls
 l-arisih Nall, Elias Rector, Jame, II. Caldwell, James De Baun administrator de bonis non of James Lemon deceased, George Trump in right oi fs Vile Martha late Martha Lemon, Willis Leaoa' Mary Lemon, aud John Lemon, heirs at nv ot aad James Lemon, deceased aud David l8e99ea' Defendants. iitie day came the complainant by his solicitor a and il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court 1t3slae ofdef 0t publication in this heretofore mAae herein, requiring sad Mary Lemon to be and aapeaf before this Court, has hot been complied Mltl' and that said Mary Lemon is still nonsresi- ue' 9' as slate Il ls therefore, on notion oi said cemPaipaat. orderled that publication be made, nplii4lng said Mary Lemon that the complainant ms iies herein his sad bill Of complaint against haf ahd said other defendants the object Of which 7 to eH{aa decree fof title 10 the following 9ahds. sttaats iytng and baing n said county of Chico, to Mit 8s north west quarter of section twelve, in ioHhsatt seventeen. =oath ef Range one, vest of tae man principal meridian And t is further or. a2fed thai said defendant Mary Lemon appear be- Tore eiif said Court, fore the third day oi our 9aM Soyemeg term hereof, to be holden on the second Monday oi November A D dss5, at tho court house, in the town of Counbia, ln said coun Y, aa1 then and there plead answer oi denurr to ailh bLl, or the same will b. taken as confessed a5aia5t her, and q decree entered accordingly; and Ii is i,rther ordered iht a copy et this order be Pa3s4ed ii some newspaper printed ill this State, by cgit successive weekly insertions the last one to De a least four weeks before the first day of next November term, to " ich thi. cause is con- tinaed
 true copy from the record Attest:
 W J. NEALE, CIR
 AshleySt watknsaad B tser Barnet and Hemp. stead < Johnson, iSots.
 July 30 1915. 4s-2w N
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|T1lENEs BY THE GOVERNOR.
 S'siIeney, Gov. DREW, has appoint [on SAM. C. RoAse, and Hon. SACK
 AellE, Special Judges of the Su- |'fi, in place of two of the regular |'ao arc disqualified by interest, in esss.
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Gs001 of Arkansas will turn out,
 hon, rather better than the an- 'a'is ..t 7. There has been much dam 7 afs etdow, on the Arkansas; bat ', ,@s, as was feared while the river ing H5m the Southern part of the .BI p ETs gives promise Of the best l'aa y years. From the northern sNd ead writes, under date Of 23d . I',1 f farmers have been blessed H5ia seasons; and the crops were aaa The country is unusually Lq From the West, we have received ,1g ais5 Faring accounts though, more SKI iearn that .ha dry weather wilt ' .l9 p |alitle in that quarter. Through isf lFsion of the State, aud espeei- 5T ia ficinity, the want of rain has ies jnFed many crops. Upon the lS IS1s eger, we entertain no doubt that aiR Il produce an abundance of pro B e use of her present population, dS Hers, for travellers through her Hl ekmg other homes, and some on ss, for export.
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n4,lCE.

,no.e whom we have, hereto- iriags ouf authorized agent and ~sP. gs9Gs 'arings Banner office, is no longer domestic fen to him, to fiat effect r I@3 'arlag, n ,o return and deliver up Coon" sf.s. Et,d placed in his hands for Iiag, i4t6is notice meet his eye, nib bs vii act in accordance ssr revoke all authority We
 a to collect for Us. All
 Inotto pay him any mon .is iil 'ariety office.
 i cSiae BrrGaB, as heretofore an- sd' o4 authorized agent and linen,
 ,, of oar City, and of the sur SO far a. se have heard @. aaasuaily good
 bas exhibited a rise of .
 T last; bat is nearly down
 he, now, four feet and a halt
 1aiaIting.
 been n6 arrivals of STEAM '5o 5ob,.. ason' Iuf last But the EyEuXE.
 h, are reported to be in the /
 sws ba their way up.
 asR, within the last ten days. ec3ogVas, irely wagm. The Thermom- .4' d98o, IS marimaa ofheat
 ening, 2lst inst, although said cad, len the hottest day, there was
 nd the mercury stood at 90.-
 have had pretty good shower Falslf oasiderable threatening, in the aling eons and thunder; so that a tole-
 comfort, in the functions ol ent of shod locomotion, has been restored
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|eRoFr's ORATIoN.-We yield the ton of our columns to this great Fqly great ia all the characteristics of eloquence, and of patriotism,
 aerican. It is above all praise,
 oEds can bealow; and will stand, country lasts, d sabIinemonnnent, llest man sf the age, more apPro- nore enduring than any which nus could construct of marble Or
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|s-lhe paPeis contain nothing
 | lAis seIjeet. The rumorednego- Fealioned last week, not only wants
 [oa, but is discountenanced by our hI'es ffom Washington
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ment can have no interests in withholding from the State any ordinary facilities in the way of mails.'
 'P. s, am very desirious you should take stand in favor of the Arkansas River mail route and advocate its policy in your paper. Little Rock is the head of navigation log the travelling community. bound for the several watering places in Arkansas, which are now coming very much into notice, and will be greatly more resorted 10 whenever there is a regular line of boats from Napoleon, and travellers can be assured ofgetting boat al regular limes.o
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r. a1 IS doubtless owiag to a. et;a.., '.,s'iioas inl and anwhoIesoe weaat aat h.. 1's, ' v 'a' darng .i the las 4k m or ,bo a ;n,,;'.; ns
 STATE OF ts se, freedom of | |. CorsTY Q E ities. He neye Tn the Chico h#.# fas;t N 'e
 Terin 4. E. 8 tended to Chester Ash sna aeri Rarsom Nc
 Peyghous l 9a Nhias'oFhei
 ql5 We, Aan l~te 4 pEve pevvLonse, John Pavybouse, Gaaaya pegvbo1se Gea,s.,
 " Fesgh9ase Daniel payyhouse. heir at Iav sf
 Sa'o Siifistopher pepyhanse, deceasod Ioaenh
 tt 1s5lsisoa and William E. Woodruff sa adfninis- t04 VI sampson Vray deceased. 'iiis day cape said Complainant. by bis soli. et2s' ana Y apPesrlng to tie satisfaction of the & rom the evidence 10 lie court here adduced, t4at tilfee ot said detcHdaats to wit. James Sin. elaif, Geofg4 V. revyhouge and John pevvhonse ieifs q law ot said Christopher decnaged. are non residents of this Siate; therefore on motion of sad So'APlltAaht lE hts solicitor it k ordered by the 19uft iaat publication be made pofifeing said de- iendanis, 5aues Siuceir, George ". Pevxbouse ana J9hR Pevyhouse, that said painant has fled s IFS oll! agala3 them and ihe said other defendants. ae e{ee1 oi which bill is to obtain the legal tile nom tilsn and the her sud defendants ia inc fol- lowing lands, to wit:-The south half of section AitiiRsisd iWoi n township numbered sixteen south at fahBe one, west oi the Gl1r nrinripa nerlian: =..,.5, y S aud belegihIe said county of Chicot
 g i. lo1 sP eiiie performance of the contract and obligation of said Christopher. made in his Iif time soafey saul lands, to said Sampson Gray then
 Rg, rom whose administrator de honis non inc
 Nlliitm F Wpdrl1, inc said complainant
 3tsea said lan5s and it is further ordered that ssid ao1es Sinclair, George " peyyhoQse and Jobu fesyhossa De and appear before this Court on or 5e eetoff the third d5y of our next November term Hiffa'et ofia3 court, 10 be holden on the second tt'e"1a4 II November A. .. 1915, and then and ther' plea'l, aiager or demarr to said bill or the sane VIII De takea aa confessed against them, and dsefae entered aseafdmgly; and 1t is further or aeled thal copy fthis orer be published in some nsNsPager printed in ths Statc, by eight successive weekly iasertohs, the last insertion to be at least iouf weeks before the first day of our next Novem- Dor term hereof, to which time his cause is con. tinued.
 A true copy from the record Attest:
 , " ]. NEALE, Clk.
 AsheY & Watkins, and Barnet sol's
 July o. l3a5. dGey
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Communications of "A farmer of Ed"Saline Farmer," have been re- EIore giving them place in the desire some conversation with ofs-both of whom we esteem best friends.
 letter, and is inclosure, from Asks., shall be attended to next
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.l3reasa-.-- .TrIr benefit, alaiion; fortheirbene6t, telal methods Of coutrnlt, tcllng t to capital. twas at he loved freedom in all n oi ? the individual in per- se, freedom of the States as ties. He never would lis- isaseil tended to the cen,raIi-
 eriean system
 <ior
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SMALL Pox IN NEW YoRK.-The New ork correspondent Philadelphia Led gef' says: "lhe hea is @ y generally, is remarkably goo pax prov e' iaSt "eeN ller @ aaeas than on any PTecedlhg W-ea ec1aIeHof Ieaths
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\ ofoarClty, and of the sur- ! se far d. 8e have heard
 Ea unusually good.
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We will give the Report of the commit lee, which We find appended to tho proeeed- ings ia the Memphis papers, in our next
 TEp. RANNrR.
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bas exhibited a rise of Q |r last; bat is nearly down he. now, four feet and d half
 .g,( falling.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-19
PATENT MRDtCINEs.
DIR. sWAYNE,s

Dhks NAHNEtH
 COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, The Great PdnGcea for all diseases oC the Lungs aud
 Bredsf.
 Of
 all the
 medicines
 of the day, and
 there are greai
 variety which profess
 to be of great value to the ..H human family, we hesitate not Tn ..I. 10 pronounce Dr. Swayne's Com
 pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, as one
 oi the greatest discoveries of modern science; of all the many compounds put
 forth for the cure of diseases which affllct human nature, not remedy can be named, which has in short space of time, acquired such unbOunded confidence with the public, and has performed such miraculous cures ,and which has mer- lied and received much euogium from the faculty and others, as this justly celebrated remedy. Daily we learn from sources of responsibility, that have been affected in Coughs Colds, AsthIna, Infu- enza, Bronchitis, Splitting Bl ,od, Liver Complaint. Pain in the Side and Breast, Rising or Tickling in Throat, Pa'pitation of the Heart, Nervous Debility, Broken Constitution, from lhe abuse of caomel and other causes, and Consumption; which has bafied the skill of eminent medical practitioners, when vaids were given mp hopeless, by having recourse to, and persevelng in that powerful remedy, ha,e been radically cured. There is now in the hands of the proprietor numerous certificates of cures which would asonlsh credulty itself were they mace known to ihe world. To Ihose who are afflicted with ihe above diseases, say give this medicine fair ir- al, you will then be convinced this is miserable compound, but safe and powerful remedy, and that Its curative powers stand alone and equaed by CAuTIoE-From the great popularity of this med icine, persons have been induced offer spurious article, with the name of WILD CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious ask for the original and ly genuine preparation from this valuable tree. Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Principal Office, N. W corner of 9th and Race sls, Philadelphia Agenfs-Dr. W. H. Minor, corner of Broadway and John street, New-York R. A.. Sands, lS3 Bowery, New.York; E. B. Warner, 205 Blocker street, New York Havlland, Reese sr Co.,. New-York; Andrew Oliver & Co, New Orleans; L.. B Swan and ] NJ. Winslow, Rochester, N. Y; R. & J Adams, and E. Kle,ne, St Louis; Wm. Thorn, Pittsburg; B. Hinman Cincinnati: Pierson & Harrison, 720 Broad st, Newark, N J; Benjamin Ods, PTS Broad st, Newark, N. J; John 5. Harri- son, Salem, Macs; J. II. Pierce, Stanwix Hall, Maiden Lane, Albany, N. " Backus & Bull, Tr,'y, N Yi Spading & Harrington, Worcester. Mass; James Green < Co, Worcester, Mass; E. Hodge, Buffalo, N York; Graot & Bockee, Poughkeepsie, N. Y; o. 0. Woodman Vlcksbmg. Miss; H. & j.. Brewer, Springfield, Mass; J. P. Hall & Go, Bos- :on, Mass; F. s. Holden, East Boston, Mass; Ram som & Stevens, Boston, Mass; P. NJ. Cohen & Co, Charleston. s c; Dr. John Carr. Memphis, Tenn, jan25 48Ky-
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 Tidd's Practice, 2 vols.
 Archibald's Civil Practice. 2 vols
 Barbour's Digest of Irish and American Chancery
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