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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
rhe nprchbura a'troinian.
.Nl.NDar. DECEMBER l. ISIS.

a. 2 = a. a sEFg sgaSsaag
We nnJeis sad aIsi Ce,e=saa 4 Nst. =, sbe>c
''nd. Wm. Jams Nj sassa es. eaa.agse.ss,, Lii.
ID IN 40 si'sy a "a. asss svss D. s. e. ~ 2s.h
nit Is nsA IA cassidy is - tes 49,, de-.
'arr nun H. issa NJ vt tya star eega,fF atJos
himself - Dangerously weenfG y ,h,A 81 ise caes,
aard ~ Nj Saua-i MeiAaessa. al4e brs;hct
q The dra.a-fd a.i hr fesfai eoasa had hc,B gwen
as Il D. aaair "a aakr' Is ,sfe sara hid ,rea lis
intention. N'lls.al s,lns tie .iaste dfa.l. Of this
'ae"si e"airarr, Dee al psfises to safe tia,
The saarfei cut II sAea .ies bryan hr, cen Msi )
Nspra fmun agd Nj NaY-aud that " h,r So engaged.
Nm. james M'D'atpan ia'etP .sed. and fight en.u.d
beiHesn tan aud Nay The former afnied wnh sii,k,
viii witch br sifuek Ire sief .,s,fai ZINES before lhe
.lt" "as'ita'k, which saddenly urminaed lis eAis-
lrhee. lhe @ouaJ, NJ understand was l.nei.d With
large pocket k'i'e pen,ltans The nrek two or three
inches, sesctns Tie ilsnIar. aud causn. al., inned
aie death. As,'o cuedien Is considered very pecsf
ous, the aaii NJ having been YET extracted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

e'- hoe"ezer NJ. llr;'burn. Esq. the delegate from
Io"e"0urs' has re'P'i his the Virginia I-yis.
azure Inc Gov'ror has ordered new election IN III.
second Nlonda, If December.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

some 'ina' c in Boston i. about Ia comnsno. ID.
oil PAPER in Thai city uuder The .i.oios..
Tile ol "the Iexss Chan-break.ro
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

90 Prince P'ere Napoleon Bonapane has published
Filter IN which he indignantly vndicatqs the republi
cansm OF his father Lucien, agans. The attacks Of NJ
Theirs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

e5- Professor Albert b. Dod of Princeton Collier.
one oil The most eminent mathemaicians aud distinguish
ed scholars in the IT, States died On the 2o,h u a.,
a weeks Illness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
Roots, Shoes, Hats n
CASH roH Vyrrrn3,

VIE undufslgned, as usual is pIcp,ted In nav lhe
a highest market price Tor Wheat. delivered at his
Lumber honse, On the canal He invites al! who
w heat lot sale, 10 give him call
BENJAMIN +. SACkEFr.
July 10 ,sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

" Tho Richmond ri'a-s seems highly eeiisitvi
aihi the explosion of the Rail Raj mania in Gfea,
Britain. and endeavours 10 draw from 1t argument
against TIM adoption Of that mode Of improvement for
central line. The Times will like ex posion
in this country. when the people exhlbr, like madness
but mol belore. The result ia England has been
tiepa,ed from the thinning. from the fact that majors
hy Of the schemes proposed put firth by gamblers
and sprculaors and intended 10 be Carried
into effect except for stock jbbng purposes II is CON
se1nenty failure, not Of Rail Roads for no ruad has
ia,lrd-bu Of more sciemers. whose plans exisd only
upon paper. What else but a sudden reyn,inn could
have been expected, when, 10 a single week eighth.
n,"e new schemes were advertised with capital of
between four and five hundred millions Of dollas-snd
10 Tie space Of 'hirtywo days, ending On The 22J Of
October, there were brouch out 357 new schemes with
an aggregate capital Of Hree hutired and niirty f.,o
millions Of pounds steling' Why. even if The, had
bean cana instead of rail road projec. We Imagine ,hs
bubble would have bursisI!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
Splenaid E1iceix for Esouuess.

upiCARiN' RfAN CO., have lew pieces OF
y newest sivle culated
ollk NElNET> Tor BONNErS. which will be-
sold - per- cent o,rcr than the usual price Tor such
loods-tre shall sell diem ,cithom regard 10 first Cost
These who wish a handsome bonnet, now have an on
IorIuniiy to get ole al about half pr.ce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
Magnificent Shawls, Truly!

DICARDS. RYAN & Co. have hand .'a
IL CaCHuIR SONG SHlULS. lie w
aud most fashionable article Of street dress lmPo''''
the United States.
We pledge ourselves to sell Them Er LESS '1' '.
same Sha,r! is selling for in New York, Ph'aptr
Balilmnre or Washington city. 93- We kno~ @"'
say Prices ranging from 425 to SIS.
also. ~.
We have on fIand very large assortment Of ~'l
r,on Shu.vls, ranging in price from - cH;
REGARDS, RYAN,
.scr! door 10 I'm. i ~"
Oct. 81 "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
$50,

few GehniHe MARABEAU pLUME.S, not common
Ostrich. Bird Of Parddise Parrot Ieaihes-whch We
are determined 10 sell; havins had them on hand ,
months. but fortunately have Just in fasl.iog"
Terms CASH REGARDS RYAN s. Co.
next door 10 WmT Young
Nay ~ ,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
ned, sl.2I5. 600

wv
Insurance E6tcted-ProJable Rccorsyy-
The Jefferson Insurance COMPANY has not s,,f.
tered by The calamity of Slturday to theamount
stated in Wall street. They suffer TO the a.
mount Of $40, capital exceeds 500
600.
The loss sustained by the National Fire In.
surance Company, 60 Wall street. will not cx-
coed twenty-eight thousand dollars, (probably
not more than twenty-five thousand dollars
We understand tlat they have heretofore con-
stantly refused to- take more than sJO0a in sny
one rsk, hence th.ir great escape. They con
unue business as usual.
The East River Mutual Insurance Compapy
nave policies. ON which claims can BE- made not
TO exceed 3Ijj, 900, Of which .~alyagc NAV be-
~ pectod. NV ~
Tie Ncw York Equitable Insurance Comm.
"f pave insured in the burnt district. policies
.' .hr amount oi az42 $50 n considerable nor
I2'" "l'ieI ls NOW bnncdo DESTROYED Tho
o." 'I me company estimate That their los.
"HI NOT eHe'cd 10 toSl5O.ODO. which tl.-
~ ...'i Plneiua.lF, i being less 'hal
oN. .Haa OF I's oaYiHlu ud surplus.
ll1.on ltlutl.) Insurance Con.aDy. o5
... ..r wii not .o.a over -glt..f'
I"" '... M promptly.
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... -
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. ... .t .-' pos
....."" rrr.I.
'" I...I. I'r... g......a
.r.lf .s.F SIS. ..rrrs bad.
-.,5 worth Oh. goods s.r..
This IS aa n s.s.l,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

We ltaIn by the New York Tribune. that
me editors OF that paper have been sued fol
libel, at the instance OF Col. Webb Of tho
bo'ricr. VI the personal q~uarrcls Of the re.
spectiyc editors we know but litte and care
lcss. We have noticed for SOM time ia. bel.
ngercnt feeling manifested By the respective
editors, and most deeply regret IT, as it NAV
have a tendency TO distract the Whig party In
Ne" York, at time when Union is their ONLY
safety Both papers have bottled nobly side
by side in the Wing ranks, ana we trusted tic
bfosherly feeling that should BE- rngcndered
ny such alliance will smother all personal
snimosily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
SADDLE, BRIDLE, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANUFACTURE
RIO. HOO.
I1in NIlr,i WUrnL 49, -.

-hdm Street, WHEELING, VA.
ME Suiscriher 'sndets h,s sincere ,b.aL. fl
4 ne friends end The public generally. Tor ,bsi,
n'"H patronage since he commenced business in
,ho above named sIandi md would hereby inform
!" "' s'' continues 10 keep on hand Ond manu-.
'ac'n e 10 order, SADDLES of different L;nds al
ttpo|,,es' among which, is King, improved PATENT
- h'NS SEAT. an article which onlv ns.d, =.
"'a.i To- he found The hest now in use. everv vss;o,,
u. hIDLE & MARTlNG NLES;aiso. fine Rrooy
ahhlAGE. and COMMON HARNESS. HARD
n.A uiiER IMITATION COMMON TRUNKS
HiIS"S' CARPET and SADDLE BAGS IoI.
nAhS col NAMES. Buggy. RIDING AMI,
WAGON WHIPS aHd LASUES. Fly NETS a.
NJ. al 81 me Ho"ve mentioned article. are wei,
made and warranted god. WV"
90 ""rk repaired neatly on reasonab,, ,erne
~! "r'ers Tor work promptly attended 10
j." 10 0"'Nw WA MING NlCoLL!
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
iiavlng associated wnb myself BENJAMIN A.
SAHit' OF Philadelphia, The above hnsine.s rJv
n',coiier be conducted in the name Of NICoIL
10 WIN MING NiCOLL.
" ~ iv Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

d. BRAVO. AZ the Columerri.l News and
Reading kocess, opposite the ST. Charles and
Veranda Hotels. is agent foI his paper in
New ot,eaas. Advertisements for IL or orders
for a.w subscriptions, will receive INN diate
~sttea,ion Il lett with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

IL is estimated that The loss of merchandise
Is S2,OOO,000, we think il will prove much
greater. We heard Of two firms who lost
S5OQ.O00 each; very many loss 500, 900. We
think the loss in BUILDINGS and merchandise
will be not less than SO, 100000.
INSURANCES.-The following are the a
mount Of insurance affected in the different
Offices, together with ihcir amount Of capital
as for as Is known
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

~ hLitIFF'S SALE.-On Saturday. NJ, "a
"'j 81 August next shall proceed 10 sell 10
~" 20 Tie hi4hest BID 'er. on 3 credn Of four
"'n"' upon The purchaser givint bond with 40.
se'uhiF IN ifoni Of Hail& Wickhamis snc.
h'n room in The Ciy Of Wheeling in s,,,.Cvn J..,s.
y SAID ~ my hands. in favor of a n I'hn.,on q
Z" "g',rs' Sloan and Others. The lollowing .ronc nv
% W.T. : hors1s. oho read wagon and gear
a KELLY. ID S for
~ PLrER YARsALL, o {.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24


~ RUST SALE.-ln pursuance vi n deed OF
a Trust imn, Juha Il Forsyth to William Il
N~ierhutl; viii. un Wednesday The 30ih day Of
jay IcIJ. al the front door uf tie Court house for
Ouio county at = u',ioek y NJ. sell tho following
described lands IN Illinois. viz: The snuihe asst quar-.
ter OF section M 20. Ia township No o. couiain,Dy
lou aces The northwest quarter of section No
o'e In rwGship No ,. containing l53 acres. The
west had of the nor Invest quarter oi section No 90.
IN township No ., containing so acres: Also, the
wet hall "i TIC rurh east quarter. and ihe cas- half
OF me n"fih"esi qnaHcr Il section No 81 in towns
ship Nneighi. containing l60 acres. with the priv.
Eeges and oPpurien.nccs the re,o apperiaini, 2. For
a more particular description, see The deed oi trust
recorded IN the clerK's flee of Ohio county. i'm
book NJ -. page 3I2. Such title will he convey
cd us Is vested IN me ny the deed Of trust. Terms
ri sale-Oue third OF The purchase money 10 be-
pnid ia cash. the reminder nj three and ak month";,
WIN interest from date, purchasers giving negotiable
notes with approved security.
to. DANIEL c LIST. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
A FULL AssoRTMyNr or pr.ny

m3OL CLOTHING. OF every variety. will
20 o"rred very low. Also Mosquiio Bors'
-; 81 Ivy zee ALEX ROGERS,
&" ~ ~h No 10 Water sifeer, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
daily G1axRa,
ruUusotf. JCLl "a, ,s4s

FoLS4f u. fALNE:, is or sltaors d
ASeni TOD receiyin, Subscriptions eaG Aiy.f-
Isr'n'eistort1 "hes.inS hm,sandG ~a1st,e.
ibs oI,ccs are
PHlLAtkLrHiA-E " conner Th.rl
ana Cacsua. streets.
NEW YIRA.-TnSul, Bl:lG05s. oppos-
lie City hail.
BALnNoHE.--S. T. corner B.l;isaor,an
Calvert streets.
BOSTON. 40. l2 state s',es'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
GoLD AND SILVER WATCHES

g TOLD AND SILVER WATCUEs-
~ Fine Guild and Silver Watches. Thos.
"ip WISH 20 purchase Gold and Silver wa,ch.,
aud Jeweiy. will fud it to thor advantage 10 cali
"a The silsorihcr, who has a fresh supply Of The
above kinds ol Go DIS on hand.
Fine Gold aud silver English pattern Levers
d. do Detached Lever Watches
d do Ladies' Lapinc Watches
Ladies and Grnilomen's fine gold Guard chains
Do do Beast Pms
h'ules Bracelets Gpld Pencils
CID Watches as low rs S25. aud warranted To-
Keep time.
All Wa chos warranted 10 keep good tine or tho
money roturHcd.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired in tho
best manner.
Silver 81 ons made To order and a genera, A.,
sorment constantly on hand.
jy % A O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

Nss,rs. MASON %TCTrLE. No. lesNas-
sau Street, arc CT sGthoiitei Agents in New
York City. TEcy will receive Subscriptions
AMI contract ioE Alrcris:aea: : ioG the Times
sad Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
NEW ~AERANGrMrNr
THIS DAY RECEIyED

fiECES PLAID CASSIMERES. a mogni6.
~ 'rn' a@fiirle' do > pieces PLAIN Wool black do.
= : st'nch uIolhs black and blue black, for tslo
10" ct No 30 Water street.
~ ALEX OGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

Ine Pittsburgh Posi-, iomsdy eii..l b,
Meo'" Philips q Snith, has pa5g.i in.o the
hands OF " safs Bigger Sargent. . g,,.cs. -
heretofore, it will continue to b. L5oy Foe,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

w,is spreading 20 such an extent that il was
sluloa-a mat ,E" house in which hp vas nj Int
lie consumed. Death, however. came ANA hi
body. Wrapped in las bed Clyi hes. WAS nnm.A.
0tely removed 10 a place 81 safety.
Mr.. Ai.oc. Of thc Croton Hotel, hearing that
There were s-mr poor families made hoUseless
10y the FIRE, loaded q cart with pro,isions. and
sent tLe grateful and timely relief TO hundred,
who Exhausted and lasting, would, butfor1his
nav e9,freNLcn munger. perhaps starvation.
Tie Battery ami all lower parts of B.oa3-
wal are literally allcd and piled up with Goods
ahO furniture. it IS q most extraordinary
spectacle 10 see seven acres covered with
goods.
fireman, apparently in the a]gcuics Of
dsatlls lying un thc Steps of the Bank OF ICON.
merce surrounded bs PHYSICIANS and ifieuls.-
NtIilicT his name nor UIe cause ui the accident
coGid be usccrlaiucd.
Jhs elegant mansion on the Bovine G-eeD
~ Is OeiieNvd, viii DE saved. although M. Sill,
has gone below thcmon Whitehall street.
iHe bowling Green is filed with cneines
ana hremen. The streams OF water seutIrro
Tue hNse ana pipes into the surrounding flames
present most singular contrast 90 thc Foun.
vain mat usually adoms that beautiful s,,t
The Philadelphia Hotel. az ths conn o.,
beaver ana broad streets, presented a subliln,
slSht. Inc whole seven stories were v-r,orad
IN Hames at ono moment. The Sides being
stone ltp'eaented the appearance ola volcano.
ne names ascending upwards, from the cen.
IRE 10 an Immense height while the fire. nour.
lhS Out from every window on its four ,ides
Savelt a grand and majestic appearance.
., | o'clock, u. ".
Tho Chief Of Police aud Aid. Charlick bnda
very narrow escape of their lives. The walls
Of q building, where they were i'm Stone street
nearly hcmmed in, fell, and is known to have
Billed one man and a boy-it is supposed Col.
Johnson OF the new Police who was i'm front.
and who has not been seen siucc.
Capt. Hudson, oitllc Navy Yard with a body
OF men, came to the CITY. bringing, with him
am lie materinais for blowing up buildings
should such be necessary BIS our authorities.
The latter, however, not observing any point
where i; would likely be effective did not give
orders to that effect.
The First Division Of Artillery, under the
command OF General SlIdiord, has been order
ed ont by his Honor ihG Mayor, in order to- pro-
tect the property Of the citizens, which has be-
come exposed By the great conlagauon this
morning.
The u, under Col. Dodge, will be on this
duty evening.
The Sd Regiment, Col. Avery, isnow under
arms.
The 9th Regiment, Col. Curtis, parade in
the Park on Sunday morning. at Z O'Clock,
a. NJ.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The fire ia New York is now completely
subducd. The following is the amount oiloss
as tar as 0scertdined, and The insurance.
The following is the estimate made Of the
Whole number OF buildings destroyed b. the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

me government anp-aIs 10 b. cen s.ra,ir-
DIV US ay'iabie iorcts o. Texas. This i,c9rrsc..
me aiIast "ay Is % secure peace Is o. con.
vince 'hs enemy tnaiw a5a prepared l5r w3r.
We occupy o great portion OF our MINER .i;-
mo'nins WIZ doLi cd ac-9.a. Q. t.s as. al.
Ne" lof@. Hisa3t o'ea 81. .le. os
our columns. and the ex,rms a..e s,
eiaaaa5s' s~iisaes " we could 10, aAIy.ua,
roeding matter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

The hr>' has become less intense ..ace on.
last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

81 ElGH liUNT-Jusi publ shed. another WORK
n hy liS ceieil rated " nicr. eRinled lhc I,rd,ca-
ur, rdce 80 GEMS. For sn'c n,
is "a JOHN J HASWELL, Union n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

q FIRST RATE LOT OF No ! Beay.r E,,,
IA ins' in. warranted not to break. Call and
' - ~ aooNe arle'es. 5 ID HARPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

AIDES SLIPPERS A full NJ orimen, Of
"A Ladies Shoes and Slippers. ON hand and for
S't Nv } Connolly d. SONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

rRynE UNITED STATES EXPLORING
y ENiEDIIlON.-The subscriber has rec,iv.
ID 4 le" copies oI ,iis vorr Interesting Scientific
Nnd, ~ Charles wilkes. L s y. IN 5 hanesom,
vo'um'-. Which lac of.ts at $40 per copy.
y II JOHN } HASwELL. Union a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

s9OLkA LACES-JusI received This dny a good
g. stock of Polka Laces and Edsines. Pvlko
bfa'ds ct a desirable pattern, for sale by
V - A o FAIRCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
DOCTOR JouN RopAn.N

4 lttICE. C"tner at Market aud N,onr . S,,,.,.
~ ori"si'e he Pet ,flicc. respectfully in form.
'he eiu%cns OF Wheeling ard vicinity. tina, hs MI,
rnne'naIiy oliend to ali Who may favor him win .
call on prUi, ssional business.
a series "i ,'ui'es IN the bes, Colleges of Europe.
To n'9nhe a ih"ruugh knowledge of his profemio,,
wish a most successful practice 81 ia. same for N.
'ssi sN Year, IA ihe United States. will SECURE a.,
hlm' 6e russia ro'ion OF public patronage.
jy % imM&d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

merchandise. Many large establishments had
no Insurance, 3ndtr therefore, entirely ruin-
icl. There is something appalling and start
ing in this Sudden destruction OF property.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09
TRTTST SAT.E.
LANDS IND TOWN LOTS

OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS Eg I virtue of deed of trast, executed by Ste -ap phen Cotter, to the undersigned, William E. Woodruff and Charles Rapley, on the 2Ist day of September, lS36, (and duly recorded in the Clerk s office of the county ol Pulaski, in Record Book le pages 325 S.c.) tn secure to Mary Graham eXecu- trlX ot the last will and testament of Anlrew Ora ham, deceased the payment of the following de scrlbed writings obligatory, executed by said Ste phea Cotter, on the 2tst day of September 1856 and made payable to the said Mary Graham, execu- tilN oi sad Andrew Graham, deceased, viz: Four several writings obligatory fer the sum of $l 050 each falling due respectively, on the Isl Aug I237 lst Aug. 1888, lst Aug. 1899, and ist Aug. ISt0-- We will proceed to sell, at public auction, to the highest and last bidder oa Sgta1d6g, he 4A aag o( June aert, at the courthouse door in the city of Lit tie Rock, the following described tracts or parcels oi lands situate m the county of Pulaski viz: The E5 of SW5 of see 2, T 5 N, R l3 ", containing sd acres; the NV fl of sec ,, T \, k l3 ", containing so 2I-IG9 acres; the SN of SEi and the SEE of SE1 of sec B. and the NV of SWi and SW4 of SW3 of sec g, T 2 N, R l3 W, containing 10 acres each; also, attract of land containing about 10 acres. situate in the southeast corner of the N fractional half Of sec (, T ? N, R l3 ", which is more particularly described in a deed executed by James Pyeatt and wife to said Mary Graham, exc eutfiX, &c., on thc I7h Sept 1856, and duly record ed in the Clerks office of the county of Pulaski in Record Beck l, pages 50, &e. and, aso lots No. [, } anu J, m block No. lO2 n the city ol Little Rock with the houses and improvements thereon situate OF the corner of Markham and West streets. in said city, and uow occupied by B. J Borden, Esa; or so much of the above mentioned lands and town lots, as may be necessary 10 discharge the balance due on the said eight writings obligatory and all interest thereon, together with the costs and expenses oi carrying said decd of trust into client
 The property above described will be sold on q credit, one half payable in six monhs and the other in twelve months, from the day Of sale, and both bearing legal interest from date of sale, til paid So Ho'es' Gla apPa9yad ssaag % be required o deliver to them our bonds for title, obligatng our selves, as trustees, 10 make title to the purchasers so soon as the purchase money shall be paid, together with all interest that may accrue thereon.
 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M, of said day.
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF. ,,.....-.
 CHAS. RAPLEY, 1fSsseeS.
 Little Rock, April 9, ls45-35-l0w.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09
Notice is IsercEey g5ycEa.

FENilAT at sale of lands for on-payment of taxes
 -A due thereon, held at the court hcase door. in the county of Union, 1 the State of Arkansas, pur. suant to lawful notice by the sheriff Of said county of Union, and in conformity with the laws of said State on the first Monday of November, 4. D. one thousand eight hundred and foFty one, (being the first day of that monthly the following described tracts or parcels of land were stricken of entire to the undersigned, Green Newton, for the aggregate of the taxes, penalty, aad costs due thereon for the year one thousand eight hundred and forty one no person or persons having bid or offered 10 pay the said taxes, penalty, and costs due on each Of said each tract
 The following is a description of said lands, the number of acres contained in each tract, and the prices at which they were seyeraly purchased as aforesaid, to wit:
The Arkansas banner., 1845-04-09
New Goods: Ncyy Goods.!

I VIE subscriber has just opened large assort. l men of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, whiehhe VIII sell cheap for cash or exchange for hides pelires, fnIs, beeswax. B. ssc The above stock IS composcd in part of the following articles, yiz:
 Brown and bleacled shifting; sheeting G-4.4..4 3.-J, and heavy 0suaburgs; French, English and American prinls mouseain de aines morning sle laines; alpaccas alpaeca lustefs; white and red flaRnels; luseys diapers; lsondaa dull blaaRes point do; Whitney d93 gfeeB blue, and scarlet do canvass and red padding; satinets and casnimeres yesilngs bacl, clohs tiekins; ceercd calnbrics slcilas; brown liRehs bt1wn Hollands; giIIhalns cashmere de ccosse black Italian cYaga.s; pong; ana spitatald silk ldka; linen eambric do; iutita; aen 60 bishop lawns; booi musling plaid, striped 4bl check mnssn. and raupric; seWiag silk; silk .Wist iamb wcel hal hose. white ead brown cot e21 ao iaaies wlatemerGe hose white, black. and stae e9tsoa do shirt buttons; coat buttons; black 2iia eoofed taeta rjbbons soften and tgcrsied hla- ees sup. elassed do: cotton hdks 4 turkey red do linen and coaea tapes; tabi, diaasr. brown gI.i NAite genliemsn and ladies' thhet. hosLia, silk, and k gloves; hlael. and eIiie cane: stL and cuf l ton VclRetss needles and pins; iunk and cves = spool cotton; linen thread Irish linens: do sheet lags i, lons lawns; chillrens Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents mefino shirts ;-~togesher will com pletc assortment os geat's seWed and peeeged calf. kln h9os; mud hoos tjp rusaet, and black bro. sans lades wdllting siloas aud slippers; elidrens, black and csoreti boots; and variety ol,iashiola- bie white stalls; ilannss; Kentucky ieans rolled tersey; linseys together With lo Of schoolaboots and stationary, Also, sugar, coilee teas tobacco. rice, salt, and lot Of Collins axes
 D. BENDER.
 December 6, lsll l5--tf