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IMPORTANT IL TRUE.-wben the Hin.
doosisn steamer, nays The New York Globc
was lately put Into tho dock in London, /,
was found thu, some marks which had been
made on The copper more than a wear before,
retained all their freshness, and the cope,
beneath these marks had no, been NJ all worn
but retained its original thickness. IL fol
lows from this lac, that the chalk had pro.
iec,ed the oopPcr. and that This may prove q
very important discovery. To ies, the pto.
ieeii'e properties ol chalk under snch .ircum.
stance. 'he copper OF a vessel just bull, Ia.
been chalked eli over.
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Eoops q CHILDREN s wEAs-AIa~
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The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11
TEEE AURORA.
NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO POLITICS AND
PROSPRCTUS.

W E propose to publish a newspaper, to be edit cd m the three principal languages which are spoken Tn America, viz: English, Spanish and French.
 In order to give the public an exact idea of the plan which we propose to follow in this publication. we glVe, m anticipation, the present number the
 tue, order and form oi which will be adopted in the subsequent numbers, whose publication will com mence within fortnight.
 inc editorial duties will be discharged be three intelligent persons to which is added the happy cir cumstances that the duties of each one will be dis charged Tn his native tongue.
 For the puryose o reconciIing the variety which we desire to give to this paper, and having in view the fact that can serve, at the time to give n- stIucuon Tn the three lansuages in which il will be written, by the means of comparing the traasations We hdpe to attain that object by not publishing all the articles in the three languages, bat only cer- tain portion of them, ana which will be of com mon interest to all the readers
 The utility of paper published in this form, can not but bd appreciated by public who know how to value their own interests It will be fortunate for us, if among the ends we have in view in pub llsh1n9 thS paper we should succeed in stimulating, by these means, the study of those languages whose use IS not only universal, but in America, when we consider the character of its population is of almost absolute and injurious necessity.
 The "Aurora" will be pvbiished on Saturday o every wenk, in the city of VI ashington
 Any person who will procure ten subscribers and remit us $5f5, shall have two copies gratis
 All communications must be addnessed to ''Har. fis, Heart, &Co. editors of the Aurora''-thc post age, in every case. must be paid, else they vii not be taken from the post-ofiice,
 Editors friendly to the object of this paper vii confer favor by giving the prospectus one or mor' insertions, an forwarding the papers containing tt us. directed above.
 The rates of subscription as follows: $5 per anun States in ipnc SS3 for six months in either. Sixty three cents month. In all cases the subscription must be pait in advance. Single numbers will be sold at l2! cents.
 Advertisements will be published at the ordinary prices with the advantage of being prsnted in three languages for those who wish it, and the editors vii make the translations gratis.
 NorE. Persons who wish to subscribe to this pa per, are referred to agents, whose names will bt found at the bottom of the last page,
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11
Furniture.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his old stand on Markham Street, and is prepared to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.AX,
 IND PEL1RIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest mar ket price.
 N. B. Old furniture neatly repaired, and varnish- ed Collins made at all hours. Prices to cores pond with the times. VIM. ANNEAR. Oct s,,ls45. 4-d.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11
New Stationary.

TUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in J Ashley's row, fresh supply of Stationary, con sisting of fine Cap Letter Paper, Note Paper, Folio Post, Medium and Drawing paper:-also, Pounce Tn viols, India Rubber, Sealing Wax, Quills Steel Pens of every description, small Waters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes. Inkstands, Penknives, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books red Tape, Slate Pencils, &c Sc. all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock, November 6, ls44-s
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isIaNsE[ DMw4s9 M E DICI N ES
 JUST ECEtIVED,

FOR SALE, WHOLESALE .4ND RE1AIL. iasssx3 TEHHE subscriber is constantly receiving
 E from New York genuine assortment SgA of Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Perfit- A mery, Paints, Oils, Dye Stu-Gs, Sc, Sc Also-Patent Medicines; among which are Dr. Fay lor's Balsam of Liverwort; Jaynes' expectorant Indian panacea; Daley pain extractor; Hay and Hewes liniment; Lin's strengthening plaster; kom- stocks vermifuge; Moia's phGnix bitters and veg etatle life pills; Bartholomew expectorant; Sphon's medicines; Oldrdge's balm of Columbia for the hair Welsh's medicamentum.
 All of which will be sold low for cash
 DIR. R. l.. DODGE,
 Markham street, doors west ot the
 Anthony House Little Rock January 30, 1916. 2l-d
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11

SsN E the city, has iustundergone thorough Hi fRI repair, and has been almost entirely ass.-3 3reftted and re-iurnished, for the ac- commodatIon ofthe public.
 The proprietor very respectfully announces 10 his old customers, his friends and the public generally that he is now prepared to extend to the travelling community transient visitors, and boarders, accom- modatons unsurpassed by any establishment west of rhe Alleghanies, and pledges himself that every at tention shall be rendered to promote the comfort of all persons visiting his house, that vigilance and - dety can bestow, being determined to spare neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his guests, and hopes to merithe patronage of the pub lie.
 The qualities of his ales, wines, liquors, and se- gars are the best that the New Orleans market can afford. Of this he is confident, he having, with great care, selected them himself. He has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole season, and London Brownstout always in bottles Albany ale on draft His cooks are celebrated in every department; his servants faithful and atten- tve his porters trusty and courteous.
 For balls and parties, every attainable delicacy will be served up in superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 The commodious brick stables are under the man agement of Mr. David Skelton, where carriages, buggies, and horses, always ready for those who may wish them.
 The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com medions four horse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors, leaves this house weekly, and ac- commodation stages at any time be procured on reasonable terms, by applying to the proprietor, who resides here, and whose courteous department and desire to please tends, in some measure, to soothe the many ills that flesh is heir to-
 The office of the Montgomerys Point and Rock Roe trweekly line of stages, is also kent at this house. where one of the proprietors can be found always ready and desirous to accommt date, and whose punctuality, attention and regularity, is moi surpassed even by Stockton Reside; and also of the western or Van Buren mail line, whose agent will always be found at his post
 At the steam-boa landing, passengers will always find blacks, porters, and drays, in attendance,
 JOHN BROWN.
 Little Roct Feb. 19. 1S45, 23-G
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ARK A N S A S B A N NE R
 PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
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 If assumed by some responsible person.
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 n $50 and under $l00, in one year, dis
 lS5 ner cent. will be made; and when it
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 rsger, will be made, if payment be deferred
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 rortisements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, |a lines, as the case may be, subject to the and discounts first mentioned; and no con- i these rates for a less term than year. No l n for occasional omissions; and all contracts rear p to be paid in advance.
 BANDING ADVERTISEMENTS. raas or less, } each additional }
 2 months, ] $6 square, ] $4 10 ss s D l5 t C l2 |,,nding advertisements will be charged at the E.ntoned rates, unless a contract be made when Insertion; and must be paid for in advance. ns,soo will be announced for any office, either i.ss or county, without the advance payment dollars. ticaI circulars will be charged as advertise and payment required in advance. S5 will hereafter be delivered to any person 6om we have no regular dealings, until paid dvertsements must be marked with the num- D,ertions desired, otherwise they will be con lntil forbid, and charged accordingly. b variation will be made from the above rates. number of the paper, l2z cents. tiers must be postpaid, or they will not re- " attention
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11

The small pox is said to be raging exten- sively n washington City The correspon- dent of the Baltimore Sun tells ofa horrible case that occurred there iew days ago, ef a young man who, ilis said, almost fell to pie ces when they placed him in the coffin.
 Louisville Courier, Jan 2lst,.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11

"A great lie," says the poet Crabbe, s.is like great fish on dry land; it may fret and fling, and make frightiul bother, but it cannot hurt you. You have only to keep still, snd is will die ofitself''
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11
GEO. W. TALBOT. W II. CONNELEY.
 Publishers

The following is list of names pledged as con tributors to the work: W. Gilmore Simms, of South Caolina. Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, of Ala Hon. A. B. Meek, Dr. Soon Borland, of Arkansas D. Henry Robinson, of Mississippi, Mrs. Mary w. B. Hicks, of Helena, Ark. John Tomlin, of Tennessee, Leopold D. Deutelmoser, of Louisiana w. Boneldsoa, of ky. R. T. Carver, of Tennessee. Prof. Dixon, of West Tennessee College. Prof. Mariner Robt Josseyn, Miss. St. George Lee, Ala.
 ss..3.ssSsggs
 HE NEW ERA, wIll be published weekly on ar Imperial sheet with entirely new materials al $. Tn advance S2 50 in six months or $s3 at the enc of the year.
 All communications to be addressed (pos paidJ to the publishers Jackson, Jan. 18th, 1916.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11

pR@apEG.lrnnA @s
Es EtN N N w n9 A ,
fl Famiy Newspaper 10 be published il the Ioaea Q
 Jaeks0n, Yennessee. aRa 4erotad in LiterniiLle

fl Famiy Newspaper to be published ia the T6aca ef Jackson, Tennessee, aud deroted to Literaitue,
 Agriculture, tbe ,4ris and Sciences;
 Neutral ia Politics and Religion.
 \ N setting about that most diiiicuit of all tasks K the catering for the public taste, the subscribers have an assurance that generous people will ac- knowledge the laudableness of their ambition. In the West, paper of the character which we pro- pose to publish, is desiderat,tm. The Democrats, the Wings iand the Sectaran, the religious and irreiigious of every kind and order in almost every town in the great valley of Inc Mississippi, have each an organ Ca newspaper) through which their peculiar sentiments are disseminated. But to the man of Letters, (the man of Science and of -Art) and the Agricuturist, with but few exceptions, there IS no medium through which their free speech finds an ntterance This chssm we now propose to fill, by the publication of the NEW ERA. To the Whig and Democrat, for patronage, we appeal. con hdently for success Ours is a field in which dis cord never enters,-iis field literally strewn with flowers,-a field in which the feelings of all will mingle in brotherly love.
 GEO. W. TALBOT.
 W II. CONNELEY
 Publishers
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FEMALE EDUCATION,

SAI lIH the intention of aiding in the education W ofyounger sisters, Miss ROSA M. NOURSE proposes opening small and select boarding school al the Highlands. the late residence of her father MaJer C. Noufse, situated On the heights above reorgetoWn and three miles from the city of Wash lngton. The position is remarkably healthy. con. vehent and easy oi access, and the house large and commodlods. The young ladies will be furnished with the means of attending church in Georgetown and will be considered in every respect as members ol the family.
 The school will open on the first of October. and as the number will be limited 1t will be necessary that all application be made as soon as possible. Should references be required the highest will be given to persons in the District of Columbia and most of the States.
 TERMS PER ANNUM PAYABLE GUAR
 TERLY IN ADVANCE. Board, including bedding, &c; complete course of tuition in English aud French; Useful and Ornamental Needle Work ss250 %
 EXTRA-PER QUARTER. Spanish 5 co German ! co Italian , % Drawing } % Music on the Piano, Harp & Guitar. each l5 % No extra charge for the use of a large and wei selected Library.
 Each wound lady must be provided with silver cup fork, table and tea spoon, and half dozen nap kins.
 Direct to Miss ROSA M NouRsE, Washington. D. C., care of Major c. J. Nourse
 From Mrs Madison to Miss Rosa II. Nourse. My DEAR ROSA:
 l have derived so much satisfca- ton from the intlmaton of your plan of educating your younger -'sters, with a few additional compan- ions, at the shlands, long known to me as the residence oi your family, that cannot but express to you my qualification, as we'll in regard to your sisters as to those of your friends who shall avail themselves ol the high and honorable devotion oi your time and talents to the duties of education know how efficiently you will be aided in the intellectual and domestic departments and you are aware how highly I value home education when so sustained. With every wish for the success of your establishment, and every sanction which my judgment can confer,
 l am, very aiiectonately, yours,
 D. P. MADISON. Washin8ton, February 10, 1915. From He Rector of St. Johns Church., Georgetown,
 D. C.
 In reference to the above, it gives me pleasure to sayF that if parents wish for their children faith ful guardian, an accomplished teacher, kind friend and beautiful example in manners and in life, 1 know of none whom would more highly recom- mend than Miss Ros AM NouRsE.
 ALEXANDER SHlRAS. February 10 lS45 10 3m.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-11
EEsESEg aFEgEsHVsGES.

laine; baIzorlners; Afghan satin; veIVeIs, and a lot of fashionable prints not surpassed by any goods in this market.
 ALSO-Ladies bonnets hats, caps, capes, and collars of various patterns; walking shoes galters ties, buskns c, of the latest patterns, and best Of materials.
 ALSO-Gentlemens hats of the latest fashion, and every variety of boots, shoes, slippers, &c
 lS-tf
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ANFEEDNY HH9USH1, 'sd General iSf0ge office,
STREET, LITTLE ROCK.

MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 TENHIS well known establishment, ersA E located in the business part of SSsySS ii the city ,has justundergone a thorough TSs Ss \ fkS repair, and has been almost entirely =: 7 Asss reftted and refurnished, for the ac-
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.iNhsr af'iHeif't ava Josiah Eos toIup' -uanf sod
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dahi-s WIZ ou MnAukY, Use FNflTYrInaT dst ~ se,.
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iN' = ara 80 .s'fer'von, tGirocn twctts..iet and
twenty uHcI H D. YdesfaIr HHdHipn 90 the l,,,.,, \,
NhoehF, uou ll't ot if riiy ofl iseina. sn,t te \,
sNAet- az Gre capital sork 10 ihe sad Nicr,t,t.. -
dcafau G. lhe bH.C 90 his deaIh.
Ittns iori i'lrcha-er 10 pay ten FER reut if hand
snd TIE fna1rt ln thiye equal its aintffs Zach l,,
i"tcre-i nom thc fsf 81 saff aad pa. aiif e.qti-
tA.iWr'' 'ia ici.ccn niouiiIs houiths das fard.
lou 30 fiFel hi each pufcJ.a.tv Gr boz
deferred ns alH rris nj flr c to Tie MO. e,f, a. ~
retained uitl be- ilo'.t iu flii.
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NATURES WAYS FOR KEEPING THE
BODN CIEAN

IN TIE wsys oft7 circuits en, there huH0rs that
~ Non waA ilc ilg'd hcr are v5rious vessels uatu
faN rieccd o. divide thc-c iaO kinds Of fluids. consc
quciy ~ nuTirivo susiances 20 through several kiuds
81 cca sus al u which necessary for the health Of
I,e hhneys separate ,bo humoral fluids. which are
ue carried IA ihe urccrs to c bladder Prom thence
~ fe diS a'iDn az DC sphiue'o they pass hr6ug the
9ri1a Tue liver '9 is ratufsl acion, Sesafacs hc
Tileoys.ir. 90 tau. ntsininc morbid m,tc-. hem,
tr. alcreSs ard oiier channels, asg in the ways of
to S'rcuis,o 30 the Intestinal lutt, o., the aper
ness which fio blood ,jceis This b. throw out OF H.
q s-en ther ~ ura, 80 b} tc Srlon 80 cdicire the
rai claLLcis
The stomach is carahe OF two uo'orp,. lie c,,e ar.
zee vle a"""tc l-;.crte o. sls'icA tno former msg
le tsei Ne rguisiyc motion vomiting. Boih mo.
1fs a. occasionally required to get rd s0mcits of OF
ta', li9n ihr aur, prgsHfs ard functions the "a
&C., u.a aaal uol lc cfnnEs',d 20 river. ino which
rtef runs freely t. oihcI discharge thrr Wa
&c Iefy luto b.; lm BE- By some c0ues. fs comet Is
sfct ~ ~ ~ ea'adNpsc, and spreads over ho oil.
loneg and tive vh iey aside prejudice. sud not a.
ta ie work 81 raure n thc irt,susi, aftcI,o and vei
nongrlsnnsls Is eh',cil ilr ssue
D. Dc 20 Gear llat when there. suporalrudancc OF
irnoFs hutd 90 ne Intestinal tIlvs. aud co.tiyeuess
"a she bopd yosse .hcreiy pfovgutsa irce rirriis
ilonh lbs - oomson ocenuspce--t dresdful
strUc which Stop tie liver and 10 that means S e.
ta1hl s &c oouse aud iiIosV G s tributary streams
ohoW ihe save puucipc Ui'h thc tudy; remove ts
HN ffes ills ihe -ui cIs'undauce 90 hsmurs ~ lhe
il's 90 camel ,he MAS ci ilc tiIri "a ION by toni k
fioie Cnrcd 10 Dee n exercise OF thcu neiufsi ninr
,i"if, sid hcalh willie the Consequence.
fiaNtef 4 1,ftS 10y 5Cnct "otF' oFsroo co.
"Mfs Evel,of sddc-e'd. o'ssro county. " a. .cfi.
UusY ssckea vi p ht enc ion. ~ llrl ned mon tho
, ,s ~ s. ~ gse eyer by hcr pity go,
re rusi de so however faria'y recovered. but her
coulic psoaa,cd 81, 90 Size io,,,Is i Size ,i Is ,i,i i,
we fiFi- i'li. Tt cf bu'd u.tR HorthF ultder So
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TFI'ST aAVC

l \ pursuance ~ deed % trus from Eiah C. Je1er.
eHh tidf'o'ic his " iie, 90 nee dacd nrrsnier I'd
ii1 and recorded iu the CLERKS onre uf thr Cnitnt,
Nou iHi Ohio rVupiY, ~ deed took No. ~ raec est
SNAIL On SNufday thr seth day of -cpiel cr D. a. zen
~ Pu'e anc-iun 10 tie hgcst and lcrt bidder az The
fon door 81 Tho touu House Tor Ohio Comfy lie fl
lowing dctcIHed prnteuY, viz iofs No. & ard i3 al
We Nlua'c No p oud Undivided htif 90 ia.s No
ana l square va. >, sue au'rrs p' ~ the siiit
Won i.id "u ID tomuel rpuCg ard John Rciir 60 fhai
pert ot Tie city 90 Is heelnr called south Is
addition y commonly called Rnehic'own.
the a.oVc pinpcftY VIII le -oh ou the follow inc
'ctms, We Two hundred DOLLAR, togo her win au
mount suhc'cui "a gay sii coss and cIaceS VIII H. L.
CURED 20 tc rad iu aFl fhe remainder u tfrr cam N
s"hual payments, ihc iucfcsi iolc reid quarterly Fe
aae uu'vs Co 81 given 81 rfiuCisi AND iefsi Ia = m
/ t"t'd "a lhc satiriaciiu ~ ne Ifus tr.
Nlu s!su iC a. uirshtrC utnr asd prrr Iot No IL
% fssf Wheeling. corner Is Jaln aud Yffh sfro.--
IcIhs' cash. a1g 20 HAh'LC. LET; True,c.
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wv oENS are ths frurfil source ~ many snd veiy
~ ssfibu. diseases. iudnrd thcfo scarcely enfl
ia ft whrl afcis iuftnsa sHd chiidoud which ulay
n1 ~ pfp'urc or hiy gravsicd o. thc presence 81
ace 1aras in Ore isInt'r g a-8 are recorded saw
esitfe7t RI sitisn. "of ihcir producing 81. Virus
shfe hck Jaw H tirsf, nafs. drupsy ofthr tgaH u
nft1s'un uf Gee rcf'eiei N.ia. par6Jas csrc,i
ta'oa ~ iie hefsi fccup, df courh. rlcufaic rains
erglioa, ffsstus Be- Fs'os m tlc ieini-. a. ~ tEsp
fnsit - - af "st sUrrs az Nornr hsyttt
origin ADD supVori wtst sHd tesrHvrd Cndi iou
tt orFaus." AeatH De- rsFs. stn an rsaa al
diHftpsl'd strength hud cu1sit'l.u % frame hoWctc.
reta-ci aid etiahf if tr ut.c- shave iu thf tctl
io'fl Fc cH'd uIspert trsif cl-'a..cc or
dAitsI IA weak OF Use fte,@ o-aus d that
wfis prre AIS ieafs d" tbr proucIion of tvurrls g.
lr, Nohj 1l p. 'frrr H tr' rrco srCr iuirrovc
tneft ~ ftc tfae 20 tres uf tHs csmpltiu fANouH.
Tie ltrTs-fi WoHNs uutiUts son glv found fft
sifcnfis g. FtturE people rsr.urs wrFky incl
80 hfs and G'sfer'iC hsts ga hcnrr tff inicn
tisin fniii icto irrors nc system GcCraa aud ts
H-i,tach aud ini,siirrs particularly"
Fhc rcarlr 90 when Wauld cs'i the attention Of
tss pu fie 81 VIII -h De-. proved sucrss.G fr ,lne
ti,c $50 rs universally ackuoW ci-e by 40 Who have
tic ., ofc Sac superior go euy a,f med a. CT eu
pl1Vet ~ Scssc fur which f s recommended ~ pof
eats flefrut " prus eud IDS 'c uDt ef
ia % dian'Nss ADD carries OF 'C ersinaus slime ot
intcone ~ Prevalent n ,Hc stomach and hoW c- az ci.
dr'"' nofe especially thosc hai health The n,.rrs
81. iss arc f,'f ur most in whsb Worms ptuduee tl-r
90 fruslD i'm 'lo tdr 80 is tafuic, tu leets onfi
syfr. snd tc health ~ The ps'cut siuas itn roycd
T.. - aEri even Wlicn uo worms ave discovered.
JOHN WINNER g. co.
SOLE rruprfgfofs flT tie ~ =.
forsa' sy PRYOR fAli.ls Druggists. iyi4
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FATiNTLAEDLAMIs

CfFhE iirrI hED 8DEI OT Dr.
~ utfLtl1 rrte.Fo1 fr.ufI.aI s..a..1aita f lard
" tftf tn aIlfH fIr aTntcr sI if.r .a..t.l.. -.
NfstHff tHd it tIr.Hrt tfarfs .u.'5 .lrIIsa Tta
Irtt ftfluslfu ilr tt-l fr COG. D. tfif,If nfs f.ar
GOOSE N sth snd l,., lels usii lal ils pf.e uf s.n
49, roa ar.fsf,I OIL frrrt Co. getHs aFh fa+.ar
Pre- aurf sob irinIs feu G.o. 81 tIHr..l. .rl
.lap Nittt. 80 of aosi So. I.f Nsu rr..H ii frtI
lns uh4 a. q. FAlEIniLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22
Trust SALE

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tae' iul1 2, l~ii ai.d rccofdslU tie CLERKS ot III
OF ut ehu'f conn i0r OHIO Cpu-g. boo deed tnok ~
lagt 90, Will ou FRIDAY, She lsidsg ug ra.fein e.
lHo 500 Of Fhic Nuc' iuu thc oni door 20 tc ,ft
mouse iuf ohio county. c ieow iue desert cd uf0ft
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sou1h sae "t lr alley Opposite WSshnr ou s1rert tn lie
pied w faid Jolu Prize iu lie Hf line t.lrr !, la, a.,
appHcnunce- and rights lc'gnglug 20 She sane
Terms oi sale Cash selling trustee vifi couvey
such title a. vested iuu D., s4id deed cffrrs
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