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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
DCAUTION TO ALL.4n

Let The World take notice. and be careful not 10
buy the (Sugar- Coated
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Unless every Box has on il the written signature
of the original inventor and Psientee,
sc. BENJAMIN SMITH, M. D."
HNHESE pleasant Pills possess powers TO open
Il ALI the natural draips Of the sy.tem-viz:
the Lungs, Kidneys, Skin and Boweis--hitherto
uNKSows in the practice o! Medicno and
piete has been their triumph over all other medi.
cines, that many have been led to suppose they
tain some powerful mineral; but upon exs mnation
by DIS. Chiffon, Randolph, Huntington and others,
this supposition is at proved be groundess.
Sold in New York at l79 Greenwich street.
Pamphlets to be had of Agents gratis.
N. B.-Persons will also notice on the top label an
engraved Indian figure, crossed with fine red print
The Genuine may also be bought with safety
WIN. DORSEY's Drug Store Martinsburg, Va.
March IS, l345--y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
OflCe.

Notice.
A Ii persons indebted 10 the estate of William
IN Good, dec are requested to mete immedi-
ate payment; and all persons in Berkeley having
claims against said estate, requested 70 present
them properly authenticated fos settlement, to Ed
mund J.. Hunter.
NANCY C. GOOD, +zas~'z
Sept. S, l844-tf Of I'm. Good, dee d.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
Flour. r COraa9neNI.

TUST received, a lot of extra and super Flour;
% also, Cornmeal, which will sell in any way
to suit those who wish to purchase, for cash.
r. r. Depot, July 10 WIN KROESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
Remedies for Colds,
Coughs, COnSMss.l,tiOsss,
DYSPEPSIA, &c.
0VPTP OF WIN CHEPpV

THNHIS artcIe Is prepared Tom Tho BARK OF The
Il Prunus Virgtniona, which has been so long
regarded by the medical world one of the most
valuable remedies known to the profession for the
cure of CoNsuMPTIoN in its incipent Stages, and
the removal of its attendants; also as remedy for
the DYSPEPSIA and Nervous Excitability.
offer this Syrup as combining all the remedial
qualities for which the bark Of the tree is so re-
msrkable. tits SO prepared that the youngest
children may take it without the least danger
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
Bags = BNggiMg.

A SUPERIOR article of Bags and Bsgging
IA just resolved and for sale by
July 10 X. P. BRYARLY g. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,

wholesale, retail and to order; and he hopes, by
strict attention TO business merit share OF pub
lie patronage Having purchased his stock in Bal
tmore from wholesale dealers, be is able to sell as
low as any one in the Valley. His Tobacco is of
the very best manufacture, carefully brushed and
clear from grit. Ii consists of
Greener'S Peach Leaf Grarelle'S Hon.
eydep, Democratic Republican, and a su-
perior brand Of Whites Frehnghuysea al
25 Cts, and good lot of Common Tobacco.
His Cigars are genuine:-
Plantation, La Normas. IrabucOs, Re.
galiaS, Lord ByronS, Principles, PriaSa.
does, HaH.Spanish, and Commons.
NJ .Maccabau, Congress, Scotch, Rap
z pee, and superior article of Martin.
T ique Mixture, vhicA he offers lOp TO The
2 lOuers Of a good pinch Of snuff.
He has also a lot of FANCY ARTICLES,
such as Cigar Cases. Snuff Boxes, Tobacco Cases,
Pipes, Shaving Brushes, Soaps, and variety of
other things which be offers cheap for cash.
Call and examine for yourselves at
BENZ. S. LYETH'S,
Queen 81, door North Of Bryariys Store.
Msrtinsburg, April 81, l945.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16

lFAN0T AiN1EI0iLlNSo
NOLD Rings; Ivory and Buffalo Pocket
" Gold Watch Keys; Combs;
Common do; do. do. Reading Combs;
Gold Eysrpoint Pencils; Water-Color Paints;
Silver do. do; en-Knives--assorted;
Gold Bresst.Pins; Scissors;
Jet do. Pocket lnkstands;
German Silver ThimbeG Transparent States;
Silver do; Hair, Cloth, and Tooth
Silk Purses; Brushes;
Purse Rings g. Tsssels; Paint do;
Perfume Bags & Boxes; Needles;
Motto Sesls & Stamps; Soaps--large assortm Mt;
Ladies' Pocket Books; Bugle and other Beads
Gentlemcn's dol Perfumery Of different
Hair Pins-Silver&Jet; kinds;
Razors & Razor Strops; Fancy Boxes;
Silk Watch Guards; Visiting Cards;
Tuck and Side Combs;
And a variety of other articles-for sale low by
June 10 WIN. H. HESLETINE g. CO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
DOrsey's Vernnifuge

rs still prepared by the subscriber, who has dai-
n y proofs Of its success in expelling aoorms from
children 1t can be had fresh a, all times, (Which
is object of importance in preparation OF this
character from WILLIAM DORSEY,
Feb 6 Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
TOBACCO.
SNUFF&CIGAR FACTORY
Country Merchants, Read!

TIME subscriber begs leave to state to the cit-
Il zens of Msrtinsburg and to the Merchants Of
the adjoining Counties, that he has taken the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Lu,z, one door
north of Bryarly's Stole, where can be had at all
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
yayne's ExpeCtorant,

valuable remedy for Cough, Colds, Consump-
ton, Asthma Splitting Of Blood, Group, Hopping
Cough Bronchitis, Acute Rheumatism, Pain in
the Breast Side, Pleursy and inflammation Of the
Lungs or Throat, Difficulty Of Breathing, and all
diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs. Price 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
DIR. G. BENZ. SMITHS
sugar-Coated
ssfmproved Indian vegetable Pills.
Parents

Cannot De too cautious Of mineral medicines which
exert such eli powerful influence upon the sys-
tenn as to supersede every thing else stilline and
slencing both the disease and natrre herself alto
gether, and often constituting greater and more
grieyous disease, which shall weigh upon man
,hrongh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
Wines, Brandies, &c.

NLOCKS---30 hour mohogany case Clocks,
~ bras. works--.price FIVE dollars. for sale by
April 10. M. LOCKE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
MERCHANDISE.
That Old stand Of
YMlU III ca S.

1T 10 with pleasure that the undersigned, who
u has recently returned 10 his native place, in
forms bis friends and the public that he has open
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16
Jayne's Sanaiive Pills,

For Female Diseases, Liver Complaints, Fevers,
InAammations, DISTINCTIONS, Diseases Of the Skin,
&C.. and in all cases where sperient Alternative
or Purgative Medicine is required. Price IS Gents
Box.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, sole proprietor,
No. 30 South Third ST., Philsdep ha and may be
Obtained of g. &. c. w. DOLL,
March ID, i245--y Martinsburg, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-16

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform
Il his friends and the public, that he is now
cnndnctinn nanaral
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

DESTRUCTION OF WHEAT.-By letter received
from Buffalo, Iowa, dated October 23d, 1S45, we
learn the appearance Of curious insect which doing
great damage to the wheat About the LIST Of Sep
tember curious insect made its appearance in most OF
the farms its first appearance Is small bug on the sur
face Of the ground, and farms the surface ior
some inches deep would seem to be alive with them In
few days after, they climb upon the corn, wheat,
or whatever green thing is in their way, ana tnen
turn into small iy about half the size Of house hy,
and suck the substance from the stalk OF the grain until
it withers away The curiosity OF 1t is, no one ever saw
such bug or ly before. Nowithstandp8 we nave
frost every night and have had some he freezes yet
as soon as the sun up and them they to their
work of again They not only eat the young
wheat above the ground, but kill it at the roots lfthey
increase another season as they have this they will
sweep every thing before them
~. L.. haatn Niaaara and Trny. will discOn-
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
C0nrt InfeIii0ence

GENERAL SESSIONS, Nov l4.-Beforc the Recorder and
two Aldermen VI. C. Paterson, Esq, District Attorney
Trial Of Michael Walsh for Libel resuhtsa-In resu-
ming thu trial this morning, several witnesses we're
called the part Of the defence to show that common
report alleged that tne character Of Mr. Horspool was
publicly spoken Of in terms that justified the publication
of the article that appeared in the SubfeTrarean
The then called other witnesses 20 prove
that the character of Mr. Horpool beyond reproach
and that he engaged in extensive business, In
fair and homo abIe way The having closed on both
sides the deenent proceeded to address the jury in his
own behalf which he did with great ability Mr. Win
slow also summed up for the defence
The DISTRICT ArToRSEY followed On the part OF the
people, in most able and eloquent speech.
After brief charge from the Recorder, the case was
submitted 10 the Jury who at late hour had not rem
dered verdict.
Triai for Grand Lrceny.-James Cleggs was next put
his trial for grand larceny in stealing 400 sovereigns
from Joseph Holmes Bedford, in the month of August
last while their passage from iLiverpool, in the ship
Waterloo. The complainant testified that he lost has
money leaving the Liverpool dock and subsequently
observed the defendant steal his trunk vsse but did
mention the circumstance until he arrived here,
when he obtained the services of officer Rue when 100
soveregns found upon the person of Cleggs Com
planant paid the officer Rue $40 for his services, but
did not get his sovereigns back
sut little progress had been made in the proceedings
of the trial. when the Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
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Case of Polly R~dsne.
Circuit Court,
Before Judge Edmonds


Nov l4.-At the sitting of the Court, his Honor re-
marked that he had received letter from OF the
jurorsMr Conant stating that the writer had been per
fectly unbiased when he but that he had
changed his mind from the fact of hearing many
respectable during the last few days express them
selves being hostile to the prisoner against whom he
had since formed bias. The Court made no rule on
the subject matter contained in this communication,
which will doubtless, give turn to the proceedings,
and afford sufficient ground of exception Previous to
taking recess at half past o'clock, tive additional
jurors sworn viz Alexander Black, agent, 1873
Houston street. and John H. Roosevelt halter at Avords
Bowery. Mr.. Conant, who the letter above alu
ded to- having got SICK allowed to retire in custody
of an ofcor. The number examined up to the hour OF
recess amounted to 800
EVENING sEssIoS-At the opening Of tine Court Judge
Edmonds announced that he had received letter from
the physician of the juror, VIM A. Conant the one who
taken Ill this morning, stating that he was bodily
diseased and his mind in such a state as to render
him incompetent, in serving impartial juror and
his general state Of health he could not endure the
fatigue OF the trial.
COUNSEL FOX THE DEFENCE said, that doubt the ju-
ror would be sufficiently recovered when jury were
completed to sit on the case.
The Court did succeed in obtaining any ju-
rors other than those which already sworn. The
Court adjourned at O'clock until tn morning at halt
past 10.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHo-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SouTu.-The annual ses-
sion OF this body convenes this evening, at the Meho-
dis Episcopal Church in this city This being the first
session the separate and distinct organization Of
the Church, South an unusually large attendance of
ministers expected the occasion Besides the mem.
bers OF the Conference, about hundred in number
twenty five thirty ministers attached to the Bal
tmore and Philadelphia Conere noes but who side ith
the South expected also to be attendance Bishop
Andrew will preside over its deliberations. No,fok
Beacon, Aop. IL.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
PACKAGES WILL BE SOLD TAKEN OUT :
IHANGE OF HOURS


TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
commencing on Monday, September 18th, 1845
Leave Brooklyn-At o'clock A. NJ, Boston Train for
Greenport, dsiy, Sundays excepted, stopping
). :, Al tarmngdae and st. Georges Manor.
Mh A. M for Farming jale and Intern ed.
ate places, daily Sundays excepted and on
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, through
!. :, to Greenport and intermediate places.
at AZ M, for Farmingdale and intern edate
- =, places, daily, Sundays excepted
Leave ureenport- Boston Tram at ocio k p. NJ OF
the, arrival OF the steamer from Norwich
daiiy Sundayr excepted. stopping at ST
!. !, Georges Manor and Farmngdae.
at9eciock, a: M.; Accommodation Train.
-. r-. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave Brooklyn at 6A o'clock A. M and
i L. NJ, daily, sundays excepted.
Lea'e e'amaca-for broohyn at o'clock, A. M end ga
pI,, NJ daily. sundays excepted Fare to
BEDFORD cents East New York I2< Race Course 1874
rotting Course s jamaica 25 srushyie ai4 Hyde Pai
Hempstesd Tx; Brauch s7x earle Place a. We.tbuy 4
Is; Suffolk Station oo Lake Koad Station isz: Me3ford
Rverhead 62h Jamespor 62S; Niattetuck sSh: Cni
choRue 62h Souhod 62h; Greenport Aeon t1on ~.
Greenport by Bosten Train 2 %. -' 'o'
Stages readiness the arrival of Trains al the several
Island " ' " " ' " '"'
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot of Whitehall
street, receivs Baggage for the Trains 30 minutes be
Tore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side
The Steamer Statesman leaves Greenper for Sag bo,
wise each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA.-We have
received, by the John k Gardner, from Belize,
Honduras, the following interesting intelligence
from Central America
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

Before Judge Vanderpoel.
Nov. l4.-In the case Of Harrison Hull the Court
charged the jury when they retired Verdict tomor-
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

United Stntes District Court


Nov a. Miller Us. Cofee--This case already noticed,
was summed up last evening. Verdict tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
Superior Court.

Nov. I4-Jeremiah Towle was substituted foreman
in the room of Mr. Suydam whose brothers death
hm to apply to be discharged.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE,
.Ihs. MARKS AID NUMBERS,

Custom House - tAWBSNcE
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

- "A tew days ago, as Craig Vanmeter, of Salem,
West Jersey was in the act OF descending an old we'll
the wall caved In and buried him at the depth OF 30 feet
Mr. v was suspended in the bucket The we'll cayed in
at o'clock in the morning, and the neighbors began
search for what they deemed his dead body AZ bye in
the afternoon, they found him alive and bu, very little
injured the stones having formed arch over his head
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

TEXAS FEELING IN VERMoNT.-The Legislature OF
Vermont, previous to their adjournment on Thurs.
day last adopted series of resolutions relative to the
annexation OF Texas The first resolution declares that
Congress has no right TO foreign territory; the
second that the annexation Of Texas will tend to weak
the bonds OF the Union the third protests against the
annexation without the consent OF all tho States and
the fourth nstrucs the delegation in Congress act II
accordance " ith the preceding resolutions
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

The day boats. Niagara and Troy, will discon-
Time their trips for the season after this week
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22

gocons, lo Companies of Artillery, 3 Compa- mes of Volunteers; and 3, 1, 5, 7, and Re- glments oi Infantry, and probably 6 or Companies of Texan Volunteers.
 We are so busy with drilling and the oth- CT duties attendant upon Camp life, that as yet, we have not had time to hunt. It will not be long, however, before have one, and then you may look out for great slaughter t,, ol deer, and maybe few spotted tigers They're here and no mistake. If I do not send you any chapters of hunts, have some interesting data for you upon other subjects, which If have time I will soon send. The command are in excellent health and spirits, and are ready ''to do or die," if necessary.
 Yours truly, G** L"8.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
Medical Department

OF KEMPER COLLEGE, ST. LOUIS, MS
 SOURI, fTsHE regular lectures in thls institution coIa- K mence on the fIst Monday of November and close during the last week of February The ia culty is composed of ,ne following Professors J. N MCDOWELL, Nj. D.,
 Professors of Anatomy and Surgery THOS. BARBOUR, M. D.,
 Prof. Obstetricts and diseases of women and
 children
 R-F. BARRETT, M D.,
 Prof. Physiology and Mate Medica J. B. JOHNSON, M D.,
 Prof. Pathology and Chlinical Medicine. J. r. SOWILB, M. D.,
 Prof. Chemistry and Pharmacy J. $. MOORE M D.,
 Prof. of Theory and Practice of Medicine
 and Dean of the Faculty C. W. STEVENS, NJ D.,
 Adjunct Prof. of Anatomy and Surgery, and
 Demonsrator of Anatomy. The college is pleasantly located in the western part oi the city, well arranged for the purpose of medical instruction, and contains an ample museum, and chemical apparatus. The materials for anato- mIcal investigation Superabunddnt; and the St Lotus Hospital, in which cliniques are delivered three times week, by the Professor of Pathology, and surgical operations performed by the Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery,-afords to students the best opportunities for acquiring practical know ledge. Aggregate cost of tickets $l05; matricula- ton fee, $s5 co graduation fee $20 CO., Board from $l0 to SIP per month.
 JOHN s. MOORE, M. D..
 Dean of the Medical Faculty August, l945 5l-Ifn.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
From Youag's ~. o. Price Current, Oct. II. REMARKS ON THE MARKET FOR THE LAST TIRE


 REMARKS ON THE MARKET FOR THE LAST THREE
 DAYS.
 We are still without any considerable activity to notice in trade generally, as there is but limited intercourse with the interior, and the stocks of most of our commodities so limited that prices are maintained at too high range to admit of any trans actions of consequence for export. In cotton how ever 1t will be seen, there is moderately fair busi ness going forward, and atmproving prices. It may be noticed as something remarkable that since we closed our tables for our last Wednesdays pubiica ton there has not been cleared at the Custom House a single bale of Cotton or hogshead of Tobacco. The Cambria's advices, from Liverpool to the 18th utlmo, will be due here to-day to-morr The commercial accounts, and more full intelli- gence respecting the grain harvests are looked for with much interest, and these we shall promptly fur nish ill Second Edition.
 The weather has been warm since our last report with frequent and heavy showers-circumstances not at all favorable to the maturing and gathering of the Sugar and Cotton crops.
 COTTON.-Arived since the Eth instant, of Louisiana and Mississippi 7702, Arkansas 309 to- gether S,0lI bales. Cleared in the same time, none making an addition stock of S0ll bales, and leaving on hand, inclu..y of all ship-board not cleared the 10th instant stock of e ,754 bales.
 NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
 / AcSir latip to fhaf of I .varnopJ \
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
Valuable gIapys, for Sale.

HNHE owner intending to leave early next spring
 A for California, will sell on most reasonable terms the farm upon which he resides, situate on the Mis- sissippi river ID miles below Napoleon, in Desha choice land, high and handsomely situated and protected against all high water by substantial levee. The buildings are large, commodious and completely finished. With the farm, if desired, he will sell 100 head neat cattle, 10 horses and 100 head hogs, as also his farming utensils. Terms easy S2000 in Arkansas Bank cuftas, and the baance half cash and half in two years. For further par ticuIars enquire of D. G. w. Leavtt, Esq, at Ma poleon. JOHN WILKINSON.
 Napoleon, Sept. 1Oth lS45 Lew
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22

70 shall not rule one over another with
 j Is not here, in plain words, not ...rniission to buy yslaoeS, and hand them
 to succeeding generations, as property :. hut even the directions as to where J' ,ball be bought No one can deny this, Relieves the Bible to be the word of ,fear of making this communication too I will stop here, for the present; but Iooclude the subject in another number. JONATHAN. tcasas County, .Ark., Oct. 1845.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
August. lS4!
EgAggseW WARE,

X WILLS; vices; bellows screw plates; hand 4 and sledge hammers; bright traces; log and halter chaines; broad axes; choppng and hand do; shingling hatchets; shoves and spades; corn and coiie mills; cotton and wool cards grubbing hoes; carolina and steel do steeIyards froes; foot adze; cross cut and hand saws circular do match planes; smooth, jack and jonter do; polished steel and iron shovels and tongs; plated and iron stirrups; iron wire, assorted; hooks and hinges; cast and brass buts; table hinges; locks of all kinds knob and thumb latches; screws; tacks brads shoe nails; shoe hammers and pincers avis; sad irons; drawing knives; chsels; gouges; common and patent au- gers; files of al! kinds; wood and horse rasps mon key wrenches; bed keys; bed castors; plane irons ; butcher, shoe and pocket knives; razors razor strops; knves and forks braces and bits; sheep shears; screw pulies shears and scissors; cast and tind iron tea kettles; sauce pans gun locks; era dle and grass sythes; sckles cotton and hemp twine; iron and steel squares horse nailes mahogo ny and brass knobs; hand yices buckles; martin gale rings; cnrry combs horse cards; solar lard lamps; britannia and tin do do. For sale by
 WILLIAM B. WAIT.
 Little Rock Oct 8, 4345 4-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
William Es. Wait

LII AS on hand 4O00 lbs bacon sides, hams and N A shoulders, 20 bbls four 20 bbls whskey, B bags prime Rio coffee, I2 bbs brown and loaf su- sar 5000 lbs assorted castings 5000 lbs sheet, band round, square, and flat bar from 1900 lbs cotton yarn; 1000 lbs bar lead p boxes sperm, star, and mould candles; f5 cases boots, shoes and brogans; 30 boxes window glass, 30 grindstones; 500 lbs Ep- som salts, boxes tobacco, bbls tanners oil, sperm nseed, lard, and Florence oils old port and madei ra wines; cogniac and American brandy; Holland and American gin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard ginger pepper, saltpetrc, glue, indigo and madder imperial and block teas molasses, wire sifters, painted buckets; castor oil, calome, rhubarb, Bate mans drops aud 20 oz qunine; 200 doz cups and saucers IS doz plates; dry white and red lead ;- white lead in oil; green paint, chrome yellow and green prussian blue, spanish brown, venetian red yellow ochre, lampblack, ground haywood, japan and copel varnish borax; sponge; l6 kits mackeI- el and salmon, Sc, for sale low, for cash only, by
 VIM. B. WAIT.
 July goth. 45-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
Runaway Negro in Jail.

&6 WAS committed to the Jail of Dallas AO w county Arkansas, the 20th June, 0s, 1S45, Negro man who says his name is .-A1 EDMOND, and that he belongs to Henry Guy, near the Post of Arkansas. Edmond is fire feet 10 inches high weighs l5o pounds and is about owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt with according to law.
 PETITION S. BETHEL,
 SheriF of Dallas County Sept. 10, lS45 52-3w[prs fee s O0.]
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-22
&S1 Esp7yaSsss.

Go RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the ES night of Saturday, 9th inst, my negro man NY named WILLIAM, taking with him my lit age. ; tie bay mare. William is about 9 years of tfoon feet 10 inches in height, very bright qua lannu with grey eyes, and can speak the French age. He took with hin jeans froek coat, TWO pair of striped pants, and new straw hat. will give $50 reward if taken out of Jefferson coun- ty, and sS25 if taken within the county.
 F. N. VAUGINE. Jefferson county, .1rlt., Sept II, 1915.
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