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EEAEgD SyARE.

A WILLS, vices, sedge and hand hammers, axes LA long handle shoyels, cradle and grass seythes, cut and hand saws, cotton and wool cards, steel plated and iron spades, manila and tarred rope, jack and pointer planes horse nails augers, chsels, par liament, but and table hinges, wood screws, iron squares, plated and common strrups iron head and kitchen fire irons, bed screws and castors erubbna hoes, wedges. flat, half round hand and lit saws tacks and brads, stock, knob till and pad locks plane irons, sheep shears, spurs, pound pins, gun locks cotton and grass plough ines sand paper, fry Pans knives and forks, curtain rings, screw pullics brass candle sticks, pocket inl, stands razor strops wire selves, patent straw cutters, Se.
 GROCERIES, Sc.
 Rice, molasses. imperial tea, soap, alspice, pep per- loaf sugar, nntmegs, cinnamon, camphor, indi- go, ground logwood glue putty, copal varnish spirits tnrpenhne, German steel, plough moulds SSc Received per Wabash Valley, ,'' and for sale b,
 VIM. B. WAIT. Little RoelS Ian I, lsI5. lG-tf
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NEEV GOGeEpS.

On He Southeast corner Of Maia and Mi1 E BENDER has just received per Os Lucy Walker, large assortment Goods, consisting, in part, of Jaconeh Lawns, Muslins, and the latest fashion q Prints and Bonnets, fer the ladies.
 For gentlemen's wear, Log Cabins, Ca and Cottonades, also fine assortment of VI Clothing, all of which he will sell as cheap as they can be purchased in this market
 Little Rock, May b, 1844 35-tf
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s. o. GOODRICH3S SCHOOL.

FE5ERb1S of tuition per session of ? weeks H Juvenile Class $ s GO
 Common English branches, l2 co
 Higher Mathematics, Latin and Greek, l5 co
 Text Bools.-0rthoepy, Webster's Dictionary Mtchell's Geography; Adams Arithmetic; Bull lions English Latin and Greek Grammars Da- yies' Bourdon's Algebra Harrs's Book Keeping Legeudres Geometry; Gumere's Surveying; Gray s Chemistry; Brcwster's Optics; Davies Calculus Mechanics, of the Cambridge course Classical scholars furnished with rooms gratis.
 Little Rock, Dee. l l, l844.-l3--3fn.
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ASHHR WARE.
Judge of |. States for the Distrit of Maine
PROVIDENCE, Nov. Is, l841

GHNTLEmES:-Ih have seen several of the inspectors of the State prison this afternoon who agree with me, that we ought to take no action upon your request; because ii is so very similar in it's character to one which the general assembly, at their October ses- sion, virtually refused to grant
 enclose the papers, and remain, respect fully, your obedient servant,
 THOMAS M. BURGESS.
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N0T.ICE.

A IL persons indebted to the late fna "A BAKER & CO.,, either by note or ha are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within Fs time, will be put into the hands of an araa collection. Gro. BoGGs is authorled bl money, and give receipts, on notes and as'l E. Y. Baker & Go.
 Littie Rock, Oct. II, lS43.
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New Goods.

D N. ALDRICH would respectfully 2 \ E attention of the citizens of Little iaa 2 vicinity, to his large assortment of Has 2 2 Shoes, together with general assorilsai Goods and Groceries; all of which ne "A. ceiVed and offers for sale at wholesale q : reduced prices. Persons visiting the clIya K z ing such goods, would find it much to l,a to call and examine his stock before PuIel' where.
 Nov. ', 1S14-S
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA, }
To Hon. EDw. CRoss.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DIsTRIcT OF ARKANSAS. TI4HE District Court of the United States, for the District aforesaid, for the adjudication of un- confirmed French and Spanish LanI Claims, has adjourned over until the fourth Monday of March, 1915.
 And il is ordered by the Court, that this notice be published in the 'sArkansas Banner, " and ''Arl1an- sas State Gazette for SIX weeks successiYelY be- fore the said fourth Monday of March next.
 VIM. FIELD, Clerk.
 By A. H. RUTHERFORD, D. c. Dec. II. I8It-l3-Gw
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New Stationary,

LUST received and for sale at the Book sB Ashley's row, fresh supply of Statona sisting of fine Cap & Letter Paper, Note Paps Post, Medium and Drawing Paper-also. in viols, India Rubber, Sealing Wax, Qdl Pens of every description, small Wafen. Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inkstands, Pa Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasea Books, red Tape, Slate Pencils, &e. &c. aH5 will be sold at thelowest prices for cash.
 Also-F0F sale Campbell and Riee's Da kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and, of other Books.
 Little Rock, November 6, ls44-S
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Books! psOOks!

LUST received, per steamboat Paiagiii ! sB assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS a scription. Also, Cap and Letter PlIf5
 II. N. ALlll Little Roc7t, June 10, 1844.-4O-f
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TFAS on hand t X 200O lbs Bale Rope,
 1000 yds. Ky. Bagging,
 l30 kegs of Nails,
 5000 lbs. flat bar Iron,
 700 '' round and square bar do.,
 600 :. Plough Wings,
 400 6 Hoop Iron,
 20 G bbs. Kanawha Salt, English and American Blister Steel, German do AIS0-A general assortmen of Dry Goods, Gre eenes, Hardware, Qaeensware, saddlery, Paint Oils, Sc. all ofwhch are offered orsale at the low est prices. Little Rock, Nov. 6th, ls44. 8-lyr
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NOTICE.

t.l..1si 4tHR4SfIAN RAusit' ailsss ,e.s,.sIl NS tate of Gai.lia Rnhskoii' VI k ..ss tiee. 1 shall apply on ihe llrs' 'i.s !. nf the pruhaic court ioi me ',..l .ss 5..il za ih= sal1 0r lbe Feai estate ei 't which ] have Hafssasf tb December 2A. isli.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

On this 20ih of November, 1844, person. ally appeared before me the above named Samuel Fessenden, and made oath to the truth ol the fact stated in the above affidavit by him subscribed.
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.7S.E3 BE' G OODS'
 AT Y LYMAN MITCHELL

WaiA AffefE, lf XETHO has just received large anu ,' !" w ment ofDry Goods, consisting II Fa, Fa' Caps, Boots, Shoes, Croekery-Waie' U Scc., &c., ,;.a Having purchased his entire stock n m Y !, cities at unusually low prices, he VIII lIr Jy { low for CASH. He would particular: attention of his country friends WHO s~ ~ n, assortment every article they may pc in '. E His stock of Groceries embraces aln''' cessary article in that line.
 Dec. ll-ISI4.
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Living EsArorasraes.s.

 fHNHE mercutta maaia and thc kindred practice A has done more 10 people cur grare gnris than al tAe aniHfaf diseases to which the human family are liable, and nel oulg so t has caused degenef- aey ai our faee from HHich Wc eauld not possibll tacoTer in many aees 10 come, even if ha. detasiahle practice of poisoning to cure disease We're how t6 ef1Fe- ih1t prarhce hls mol autV kiliad itz thuu. zAnda. bai il las disHenrrd and malluel IhaHsauis #9fs, e1Hstas them iu diis aat HVes nl taiu ahI ais sEt 1 h4fillea io themselves aad iheif friends taas tae AtArHHars youth and far ol aur aad. as Wtl. a r4rl al all tlasses. have been msfiiaiea 1nt changed ttut4a siate a illsfstx aud 3.. tamerr human hi aAf'ssz, azz..Hf1 t1 Wtltha ag.d ssosn a ttsg anpHeacaiHs ehaasr oi weather.
 A4- sst Ieti z. sii4l., Rea, asfklaas is staasie5 Ffs#8ite F##t F#at4eaa Heh heaFt-f B=sgH# aeents H taEAs aH5 than ks 4Htlfe Alls and ail fa aval Iaeula .sta ui .aa NO POISON BOTANIC pfiF Her If. HARVEY. # W
 Aeyt .aa- age Gae sH4 Aasoesse aahs~.
 &F# H A -H tHfE Iamf
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STATE ARKANSAS, JOHNSON COUNTY, PERRY TOWNSHIP.

THIS day was shoWntou,b,e UfE ,4sSz-~stss W. Patrick, a stray mule s4 ( &4aA T @ find to be dark brown coa..5 s.i VI Y8H mule, with mouse colorsJ s,'. ". s2ss=szzzssszzE belly, some saddle spots on bss n of the back, a scar on the left bullock ne,,a of her tail, about fourteen years old. apJ T. praise the same to twenty dollars.
 WILL. H. NEWTON !
 JOSEPH STEWART ar.
 4. ALLEN, "' Sworn and subscribed 10 before me tbi, |, of January, 1915. JOSEPH ADKINS I January 15, 1915. K
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SERVANT WDMAN, gss. 4 ias and aakiHs Sef
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NntSus sS HaRzHs-'rske aas aHsssss at a paun8 oi sslipesre, hali q pm oi slae. FsF, half piag ot spirits ls-- e.-.ste. Eli tasm laEetAsf E. ha,lls and sss4ka ihsn. Heil hsiesr us.Hg An.lY la lhe Wuatl MlIh | lsalAfg tb4et Inns thK
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toAIes1at.-One grain el tune is dis. solved in a bueses-iall og industry. snA sa. ken oae dfop q dose every hour in tha ees, E safe eafr fer dlsty- shssi.agliveaess aai patched ranaloonerv.
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ySEa. B. 8WAET

December 6, IS4f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

.,e'c York Spirit TIE Times "-TLelas No. Of
this excellent periodical Qhe LIST the 18Th volume
appears in new and b,an,iul dress To the Sportsman
the Times is really an invaluable Journal its accomplish
ed editor being an fail in all matters arpertainng to
Field Sports, in all their variety The disciples Of lzak
Walton and Of MINED, as vel. as the lovers Of
The lnri, who do not receive This paper, deprive then.
selves OF congtnal spirit" indeed lis ample lagrs
howtverare not confined 10 racing hunting aud angling
lis Literary and Agricultural Departments are enriched
with the choicest articles, original s. selected and gems
Of wit shine and sparkle in lis columns It's title, in
truth is admirably illustrated by its colens-and We
know of bot ofour exchanges whose weekly visits
we should more regret To Sc. The Times" is with.
al. one Of The cheapest pers in the United States
subscription price Tor Il large aud closely pnlst pages
weekly and three steel ehgrayngs during the year being
ouly S. per annum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13
WING MEETING IN BEDFORD

large meeting Of the Wings u Bedford was held at
the Court House, ON Thursday tie 2,n day of Fehfua
ry, 1873, and was organlzsd by calling William Dicks
e"son Esq, TO the Char, and appointing e. G. Bulks
Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was explained by Mr. Cog
gin and others, 10 be, 10 devise and agree upon some
suitable and satisfactory mode of selering candidates
be voted Tor by the Wing party of Bedford, in the en-
suing Spring election. Several PROPOSITIONS were offered
by different gentlemen which elected discussion
when the meeting finally adopted The following resou
lion offered by Col. q. A. Wlnafeld:
Resoired. That the W hgs Of Bedford hold MASS
MEETING at the Cont House. on The fist day Of
next March Court, for the purpose ofseecng TWO Can
ddates to be voted for by them represent the county
in the House Of Delegates in the General Assembly
d Virginia.
Resolred, That the proceeding Of his meeting be ol
warded by the Secretary 10 the "Lynchburg Nrgnlan'
Tor publication and that the Editors be especially re-
qnesled 10 publish the foregoing resolution adopted by the
ineeiing semi-weehly until Bedford March Court.
WIN. DICKINSON, Prest.
<. c. RURKs. Sec'ry.
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We call attention To the adversemeu, oi the NJ ,yor
ct this corporalion offering reward of one hundred
dollars for the detection Of the unteeng wretch,s who
have recently muiilaed the tombs and enclosures
In the Two burial places town. 1t is scarcely ne.
cessary 10 say thai just aud general indignation has
been excited by these infamous ouiraees aud that an
anxious desire is fell Ia discover and punish the ndvd
na "r individuals by whom they have been perpeiraled
Reverence for the dead. and respect for The saacuaries
in which they lie entombed. among the instincts
nanknd-and he who is depraved and caous as to
violate them merits universal execration and c,ndrn
punishment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

.Hr. Folks C0urSe.-We hope the AUTHORIZATIONS Of
The Washington correspondent Of the b, siun Post,
touching MI Folks course. in reference to removals and
appointments, may be realized by the event. lie states
INA, there Will be hastv Understandable ,ectmenl
vi incumbens from Office bu, that in all cases in which
vacancy may by death or resignation the Pres-
dent Will Gas he ought to do) Gil their places with his
P1tlcal friends "Of gratuitous removals (sals the
wrl'er) he will not be guilty. A, least it is now his
decided inenIion-an intention expressed and repeated -
to make no removals, of decided political orpo
nenis, unless from official personal delinquency the
PROSTITUTION Of public rus, purposes Of private mo-
live; and the application of offices To elec,ioseernp pur
SUITS" HE will adhere to this wise and Jus, rule, and
apply it with impartial hand, Mr.. Polk will entitle
himself to the thanks Of all parties and we Tor one
VIII not hesitate to render him ample justice as public
bent factor. Such rule nhexiby adhered To, will con-
s'ue precedent for his successors, which, if followed
Will sweep off the whole tribe Of mercenary politicians
who follow the victorious camp fr the sake Of the
spolls. II is stated tina friend of the President snuoht
aprsa'e conference with him, and after referring to his
faohs to promote his election, declared he wanted no
'H'e' and requested only the privilege If giving him
.''u :" sdvcs $40 that to disc untfraEce the
''S system Of prescription for opinion sake as c hoped
~ "''ohal reputation. Col Polk took him by the
manu. expressed his gratitude f the advice, and his
'e'oeaole determination follow it, II he shall do SO.
We repeal he will do much to arrest the tide o corup-
.0'' which must always increase in volume and power,
" P'ec'se proportion to the prevalence Of the infamous
'oc'r'ne that "to the vclors belong the spos" We are
Nv without apprehension however that he will find it
"'u 10 adhere to this excellent resolution The clam
s needy parzans for their "reward" backed by the
se"' solicitations of their influential friends, and per-
t' accompanied by threats If DETECTION may
pressure from Without which he will find it mpossi-
resist. II. however, be intends to adhere to the
1'e Term" principle, to which he is soIemnly pledg-
may maintain his position; and ifhe shall admin.
'e' 'e government in sncl, spirit Of moderation and
"ao"'y, ne will retire four years hence from his
.a'aed position. cheered by nations. instead of par
'p'a'o"s-n which will most heartily unite those
public policy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

~ The Danville Reporter states that about 6 o.
clmk on the night ol the Isl INST Ms Hopkins Of that
place, was Shot while standing in the dlor Of the house
which she occupies Main street. She is severely
but not MORALLY Wounded. The assassin was no, seen
hut pcion rests upon her husband. Moses Hopkins
who, it is supposed sought 10 kill hei 10 the same
paper reward OF SO is offered for the apprehension of
Hopkins. who scharged with having stolen horse from
Mr. WIN. 5. Yrs, oi Rockingham county, n. G. Hop.
kins is about 40 80 years old thin ysage, slender
made black hair. aud by trade "A wheeluIIrht,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13
OBITUARY.,
Another Revolutionary Soldier gone.

OTh0Tfrf Retblul'OHhFy SOIdleF gone.
Died, al his residence in Campbell county, We'd
nesday the 5ih Of March, Mr.. EDWARD HENpgoN. in
the 92nd year Of his age. The deceased Soldier
Of the Revouion aud rendered considerable service To
his country His neqhurs and friends lament the lUss
oone who has been endeared TO them by all the lies OF
amiabily and virlne POSSESSED of mild and feeling
disposition sofiened by the influences Of the Christian
eraces he was beloved by all who knew him-but he
rested mol his salvation his meritshe told the
writer Of this obituary that his only hope for salvation
rested entirely in the merces oi his God.
Departed this lie, in Gampoell county, on Saturday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13
ELLA C!sHis,N EUEsyACs4.

W. are NV receiving a large and general stock of
W Dry Goops aud Groceries, our store at the
Furnace, and we respectfully invite those persons OF
whom we have hired hands, and those having produce
10 exchange Tor goods, well those who deal ir cash
or pay promptly on the usual credit, To examine our
stock before purchasing elsew here WE are deermin
ed 10 sell our goods al such prices insure general
salts faction.
Our stock consists Of general assortment of
DRY GOODS
for Ladies aud Gentemen. Negro clothing, Ladies,
and G.nteneu's Shoes, Hardware and pood stock ii
Groceries, consisting of brown ard ua Sugar, Coffee
Tea, Molasses, Leather Rice. Nails, Salt and MANY
other articles In ihflr III @.
The Furnace is now in operation, aud those Who are
in want of
Will nsnchiscry, Tobncen Presses, Mould I, onrds.
Hollow Ware Nc.
can he supplied in short time by sending their orders
10 Mr.. W lillian Rdgeway. We will guarantee all
Castings made at our works 10 be as neat and well fin
lshed as al any similar establishment in the State
GEORGE B. PAYNE & Co.
FIX Creek Furnace. Nelson March l3 In
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STRUCTURES Of the Urcihrn.

TuNilIS disease so con,uon and often SO alarming
i 10 demand the first aud chief ootlce VI expcrieos
ced Physician.
There is no part Of the Grehra which may not be mar
mwcd BY structure. The frs, symptoms Of which
patient afflicted will this disease frequently com
plains. are m inability to retain his water hung
al an obscure noeasiness about the scat. and alteration
in the stream of urine. which, instead vi being full and
equal is smaller than usual. and ID krked, spiral scat
tered. The first symptom Jus, noeed coipes the pa
en To rise once or twice IN the night To vod his urine;
and he also generally finds that greater force il
sary To its complete expulsion than he has been in tho
habit ut cxefng, IN consequence Ut The resistance made
To the free passage Of the by he Structure Nc
iurnaI emissions are a common symptom Of this
plant; aud sometimes there Is m,cons discharge 0m
the tIethfa which is adhering the bitom ofihe
receiving vessels. When The disease Is Of very az
gravatcd nature. thu urine will ofen become qnie
white. and be mixed with matter b,d. there will be
great difficulty and pain in yolding the urine, and like
wise much general debility.
The immediate cause Of structure is slow innamn,a-
ton in the rar affected which occasions thickenng Of
HE canal and deposition Of adhesive matter around that
,hckenihg, as To produce dminuon VI the diameter
vt the canal and that whatever gives se considera
BILE irritation IN the Urehra may prove canse Of stric
nrc there. Hence the disease very frequently follows
GonoifllTa or II may he induced by drinking riding
hard and by direct injury Of The part. When pa
en aboring under Gunorrda, is 10 inprddeni 10 in
dnlge in hard riding and free drinking. he exposes him
self 10 the most powerful Of the present maady,
and such arey fail 10 produce II IN us worst rins.
When patient is able 10 procure the assistance Of
able medical practitioner, he should immediately avail
himself oft. and implicitly adhere 10 The instructions
given; but. unhappiy ignorance and inni,enlon are
much more common than their opposltes and II Ia an
ndspulabe fact that vast number Of persons afflicted
with he present conplinl find iculi matter Oh
tain udicIous ard efficient add and even who
~ ample pecnnary attain it only after long
aud paioiu search.
Dr. HARTLEY is moi uniuslly celebrated for III. RI
exclusive practice in TIL particular branch Of the
profession, fully warrants the nsser,hn that he will
dcrake The and most pftrac,ed cases. and effect
perfect References given il required.
Or Office door be,w The Trinity Church. Al.
Tendance all hours during the day aud evening"
Rlchmond Dec 10 Wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

GlX Barrel Revolving Pistols
y Ivory Sets Knives aud Forks, 81 pieces a, from y
$50 per. set.
Splendid Sets of Tea Boards
:. Plated and Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds. assorted szrs
And general assortment of Wood Ware, Mats Sc.
just opeled ,aand for sale. by
H. u. s. w. A RICHARDS.
Oct IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

morning the sh inst, after distressing illness ,f four
days. Mts. MARY ANN. wife OF Mr. Georre Cochran,
IN The DIST year OF her age leaving secenaie hus
band, hour arcnnate chldien and numerous relations
and friends Ia mourn their ifreparabe loss The sub
Jee OF THIS bei obituary was. it many years aud un>
I'll lately, resident OF Lynehhnrg. where wife.
mother. relative. friend and neighbour "nune name her
but Ia praise i IN all these she performed her whole
duty while living; and in her sudden death she has said
Ia the living, "in the midst Of lille we are IN d,athn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

Or II an, wishes Ia search for grain Of whea,
IN quart Of cha, let Lin ad ice President Dallas $
address 10 the Senate. taking the oath Of office
when, to use his own language, h. 'posed' in that
'coniedeiated council "an organ Of Freedoms fun
dsmenial Irinci Of Order. and "pehals as symbol
oi that nore perfect Enion,n sc. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

eJ-fhe Ladies the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Bedford. propose to havea Tea on the 25 of The pre-
sent month"; to be furnished 10 the parlour Of the Eagle
Tavern in Liberty.
Their object 10 raise funds 10 repair their Church.
They respectfully invite all who love 10 worship in a
comfortable house. 10 call six O'Clock and sup with
them, and pay their fifty cents, and much more as
they please.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

O. destructive fire occurred in Washington civ
on the 9Th inst The National L "a re- in which it o.
rsnated, was entirely consumed. II was the properly
Of Benj. oge Tayloe. ESQ Who recently purchased it
for $3.50 and had no insurance upon il. The Globe
Office, few feet distant preserved by exraordrna
~ eXerions. Several adjoining buildings were wholly
~ partially destroyed The principal sufferers besides
Mr.. II yloc, are Gen. Van Npss. Michael Noursc Rich
ard Saith, Harrison Smith and Mr. Larned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

G3' We published last Thursday brief account of
the accidental killing nt snnna Compton, Piltsyvana
court house by Mr.. Esard. matchmaker Of that village
he Oanvlie Reporter states that 1.-THE unfortunate
Youth lived long enough acquit Mr. Evard Of any evil
intention, expressing In his last his conviction
hat the latter did moi intend to injure him. Mr.. f..
learn, is deeply afflicted the result OF his careless
ne.so
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" OyxCE.

fpNilE Subscriber will sell at Clover Hill Uhe seat
1 Of the new county OF Appomatiox.) on Friday, the
18th day Of April II fair. # not, The fair day. be
continued from day To day (Sundays excepted, until
completed, the 80 ACRES, laid oir by The Trustees
IN hall acre lots. by act OF Assembly Immediately after
the sale Of the lots So laid Of the balance Of the Trac
will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers including the IA
yEns House., aud other out houses adjoining the Iuv
ern House. Sale positively and without reserve.
Terms made known day oi sale
HUGH RAINE.
o. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer are request
ed 10 copy until day Of SALE and ruad their accounts
to Hugh Ranc, Raine's Tavern, Va.
March l3 tllA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

05- During the late session oil the Supreme Court OF
The L. States an important Land ease ir,m iouisans
Involving The validity Of the celebrated .nason Rouge
grant. was decided In favour Of The L. States The
lands claimed under II were thirty leagues being upwards
vi 25o0o0 acres. wing both sides of the rver Qua
chlia. The alleged gran, declared fraudulent and
Nnll