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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
TO THE AFFLICTED,

III IHE arr bIOlEU
nR. l.. ID. ROBINSON would inform the pub.
~ Tic aths still succeeding relieving and positively
o the following forms OF disease eight cfevery apply
10 him amer having abandoned BY Faculty ouls
White SwenEs Scaf Head letter Uiecrous
ing Dopy Tumois Wens Rheumatism NJ the Liver
Dyspepsia, ARsc and Fevef Cancers eprory 81
Aefcuriai diseases 6e The
removes the poisonous msfcury from the system
ticn when the Hot Springs fail lie
hundred Of Rheumatism and failed encctrg
entire lie remedy Tor Lock Rcccnce
The most satisfactory BE- given, many persons living
city and Vicinity who have been cudby tho Doctor
suited.
sr once FanElin opposite Exchange Hot Rich
mond Va. i7-1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
NEW ARRIVAL.
Farmers of Virginia.

Farmers OF Virginia.
" fha'e determined to offer every possible in.
'enent TO The farmers % virginia up,n tide wafer N
bhe ih produce to this market; therefore tender our
TOT The e OF prtdnes Of an upon the came tenn. win ne
ia merchant Our charges wheat r re bube
corn dPau &c Ter bushe' for cash cd pno1
ei an required TO guarantee saes usual rarape. e
mission WI be ehlrred "i
The serr pArtne has hi seventeen year, eI .ri,ne in
ness and hiters himself effect saies urop a. -t
any n'ush ms city; he gives hrs ait-ntnn
ot busnes We determined thai 10 efs,rt So ~
'eeee enfe s4ss4-iion TO taose VITO my patOnse Us.
10 oar esiomers AK Charge selling Toth,,- with whom
We have Acquaintance refer the 10 M-s.rs H,,,u
20 "s~l'f RArkstae Capt Benz Sheppard and John 81
""go9' hQ GRElTER GRETTER
doors below the City Hotel
gu ''u formerly Bel TaveroI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
French, English and American
q III Z II !,

"a vi H. Sainre- Ferro Cyan. Cuinin- Ctra. In,
~ rfreip' Ext Park. Oh Of Baek Peeoer Pi,etj,-
,'-its Todd" fotsfS.uuI todide Iron s,r IoIiJ. Il,
.,1ide surhar, Irstds Mercury, Moruh a .tI n -. NJ
u'pnit Aeet Mt stV-T CrystaL pure, UIyd stI,er
lAg cannon 70 ncen., il.'. ioton
t.ne'ine, siiyehnII e veraivn ne, l.ot;ds -
VIA oh-f rev prrpasions a. they 4. -,
me attention q ply sieass solicited Which
an "A r. JOHNSTON, Dsussisi
No Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
MORE NEW BOOKS,
Received by Drinkef a. Morris,

MOhF NEW BOOKS,
Received by Drinker a. Morris,
% Main
FHNEMPER AND TEMPER MENT or yari.,., of C,r,.., M
IL Mrs Ellis
The MoIe'n British Puareh. Lives Men in
mens. by w Z Taylor Ill. ID.
The EI edition Potneo H. Ship DIDO Tor the sup,re,
ZION OF firaey with extracts from the James brooke
ESQ Vf LArawak, by Keope n ~ The
lat being Nos IL and ~ IlarpeEs' Dow MiseeI any.
Treatise on Ase "a, by Ella. LOOMS, A ~
No q Pictorial History Of England
No Statesmen Of the Commonwealth of Enrlapd
No. = horses Geographic Maps
Nos IL and ~ Illustrated Wander NJ Jew
Nos 97 9s 90 iOO, HaIpcis Illustrated sak
speare.
The Artists Of Aueeaa series OF aphcai sktehrs OF
American Artists with portraits and steel BY O. Ed
wards lie. 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

1872 l62.
@N New Hatand Cap WarcIouSe.
SOUTHER d CO, lG2 Main
Gaf-> 1 ~ Street, door P. u. Taylofs Music
H&A Saloon. opposite Banks, Richmond, Virginia,
y respectfully inform the OF Richmond and
have day
HATS AND CAPS
usually found Enc patterns
receiving additions shan continue
receive throughout ali qualities
The present AID coming and respectfully
OF the trade of Negro
hats County rader will 6nd Pur.
chasing elsewhere As anufaetue Hats
ties being such, confident sell
goods be bought United By attention
the wants Of the trade hope the appreciation OF
public sOUTHRR Co.
Ha, and Cap Warehouse, Wholesale and Retail
my0 Hain street. Richmond Va
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOU
OWN
Iyers OF Cabinet Furniture IN the
oud elsewhere.
+. w. HUTCHINGS a. co.

Il. W. uOIOnlNUO " W.
ATS BROdDHAY, HEW YORK,
CBErwEEN GRAND AND BRooME sTREETs9
TNHE subscribers would inform their customers
II and the public, they removed from their
tuation 45a above number Broadway
where Of Furniture in ~ York
comprising all the modern Partisan aud other styles
much the day which offered prices that
fail TO induce those who In To purchase.
Strangers visiting the City Of Cabinet WORK invited
call and the quality and with other
manufacturer T.. W. n. Co. will every
having rot up immediate Inspection
Perniendsnee and warranted in
city elsewhere.
no BUYERs OF FURNITUHE--SOUTH.
j. e. j. W. MEEKS,
HAVING facilities for manufacturing an kinds Of the
n Fashionable and Spisssd used,
specially call the Of Southern Gentlemen Iadc,
visiting New York their Establishment No - Vescy street.
few doors from the As,or House. At
stock furniture
modern Partisan well other desirable Styles
EliIabethan, Gothic, Louis XIV and XIV Go all Of which
their manufacture and gotten under their personal super
nendenee, and warranted made this city Europe
New Yort sept. i9th rs. iy
TuNtIE SOFT AND EASY TOUCH
n Tho fulnefs, sweetness aud evennest Of toao
The superior and durable finish
Tho peculiar merit In kceping tune;
Toe Retilbe Iltie and brace
The ms, tefly syie 81 worfm1nshp &c &c.
20 oen forth the advert
appeiannE To he manufacture they sell found reality
10 bc possessed by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
BY EXPRESS,

BY EXPRESS.
lust received, Grass Cloth
~ Ga.s Buttons
-,....,.. Cote SOP co'ton, he.
ssei Win great variety p, Eoois suit DE ss,son at
''.s'gN y LAIdRpf, CHRISTIAN CO
%. s----- % Main street
" HiSKEY.--lu HID. baltimore Wh.tcv
- 90 bes 'iaein att Rsct6-d 20
10 store and of ale ~ Ei'sEtL MrCANpLtsH
70 COtfEE-iov bags iandtnG . Ps,risk Henty
lo' 'ar" EDMOND DAVENPORT.
OAR StGAH.-to taf b rs woolscy l.oaf sugar
- bau Crashed Do
to."hW lauiu DAVENPORT ALLFS co.
WHisNEY bhh cinsinnau Eseuh-i wh.ssy. IN .,ts
~ 'fH" ~ wiLtiiMsh HANALL.
SSn~ls IuErENrNE IL baue ~. rurprata, in ,trr,
= Tor S''s y WEISS. BACON 60
IpOHK.so hsf ., pnms roEK but received ssi or ri,
ma EDMOND DAVENPORT.
sRRiNGs75 Paucs No Nouh Cttotaa lisruars ior Ne
J. 80 GRETrER sEErrEEs
DOnTEH-onon rousr, Of be-, crafty gs sod ~. Zoe
"le~ WILLIAMS sHtNALI.
CLARET.-1s case, Cl,ret Wine god auisis in .tsrs
- AMI ior stle bv suio WILLIAMS a HAXALt-
INDIGO. MNDDER. CoPrERAs. AIuN. .td SALT Pt1RE.
fcr ~" ~ DAVENPORT ALLeNs CO.
SEGA ooi ~ rnsed qusnt,. ior at ~
- mis tNtuEs BROTHER
CtoATS' SPOUL tOITON, iu.t received fr sac By
- an ~ KENT. KENDALL a NTwArtg.
A FPLE BRANpY-sO bs. Appe Rraudy, store ssa ior
a UDEH VINEGAR-sObe. fJr s.lc BY
~ ~ - DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
glNwEVrY-FIyE HoNEs CHEESE srme qa,iity u.t re-
~ seivei, ap' fos'a'o y az 90 NtoE' a RR'THgg
G'oTroN rwiNE-es bac. Gown irvine. iausns and
" Coz sale ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN a co.
OLA TONS PIG IRON for sale 10y
~ sub eALLAeHse oLONEe
CINCINNATI wHIsKEY-sOo bbs fors.sy
Pl DAVENPORT ALLEN CO,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

ENI>ti. BACON, &c.-we have Hrrrnrs ard Bacon Tor
Plantation hands ssTy The do
for bargains CRErTBR a GREITER
in 7 J olrsis fnNt ne Ben
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RARNES' FILE LOTION.-we would ud =
- vice all WHO are -Jubed Distressing dtssas. TO awe
ms Lotion a Fhr eeustes ofundoubied
ehiraetsr fot sale By The agents, CAYNOR q woOD.
r,,....,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

- ALT. 1000 Sacks best Liverpool fine sal
- Mahan worhing bra ID ard FOR si's sy
WILLIAM ANDERSON. u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07
M'ALISrERS OINTMENT, or WOIid's

Jew David Htbrow Phsier
Re Is Rhumaue a, Far ole hy
Iu u p JOHNSTON ..rlrgi-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

JINGLisS AND DINGLES FOR TIE NIHSEHY Z
'SNHE BOOK oF NURSERY EHYAss erea
Il 81 the word ts Psrsen,
Jasrseciyrd BY DRlNkER 4 NORRIS.
iu "a Main
jIst pubi.h-dTbe Nnsusi By Lydia Jane
Peroneitsd RevB :. sehenyk Che
faied ~ the auih1rss religions be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
Once week.
p r. The steamer COLUMBUS, Can't
GssssEkSEFs. PsEsrsu will leave Richmond for Balu-
more EvEgY TUESDAY AFTERNOON oeloct Good.
aten Phdopa The having bson
witfnWn from the line make attentions and repairs
there viii be- Peght Boat nom here saturys. Due
viii be Of The the rocahoutls the
route. Passage and fare IT, Baltimore, osy y
myt HENRY LUDLAN A. co.
'AsH FoR RAos--Thc' rrantiin Manufacturing Coupany
- Htcnd,nr ctrud Manufacture o. Taper viii pa in
eafh toe Ehesirfc fof cotton and arn RaE white eoousd
county Acrchans may forward parcels the fubstr
bor' Who Wil femtlaylcnt a. De may BE- dirrcird.
IpHN RICHARDS.
Superintendent Frantuu Ma COMFY
Richmond, Nay ton, 1919
GOSHEN CHEESE. 10 boxes strictly
- prime il received sehr rstdct Hsory and fo c
~ mAo HtSsFLf AcCANDiisH
M AsoN'S CHALLENGE aLACKING--Qos oce
I'VE Mrron's superior Bact rcceivtd for sale ~
ua ~ WlLldAkss iAAAlif
THNANSERS OUe-Jo sth Tanners' OF 10 good o,dsr
u hudsns aut iof fot ssie BY
Wv DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
ALuANACKs ron fsaf.
VIRGINIA and North Carolina Alrnauacks for
the year 1897, &c ale ~ NE pss. dotsa npst
NASH WOODRUFF,
soW iSe hah Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

tALL and supply yourssi. during the warm veaihrr "
- Th~rr out q ifgr and q rurp'y iiitt We
ut opened MAIN a wOyDHOt's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

RhOhN DUNES llOS.-RtchmOnu and
~ Men ,hestcr nEaaburss 9tad - Ri-hond Psers
olrs sautazs Vagina stout Etuek Heea
renee - Hsav sbesuEL Received BY piece
ot bale. auis HAYES V AZ DEURsEN q wARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

n INE.-5OO casks fresh Thomssion Inns
~ at sasvI Esns on nrs Aana~aa Dost 81 ~ suiy
b. HEERY FIsHER Ne ~, cs9s, tsR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-07

Mules HOOTS.-rhe gfurs can anL ~ caEns Cd
lVA No ~ ~ auc IN the " o. Root
fduni ire cfy Re ~ hiss slu ~ Fbsdsfka
colts 90 tlat = wsrisit IN n,urs ssis a. No ~.
y MVEna.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01
IMPORTANT REPORT
1st asst r. M. General
U. s. Sen0fe.

We learn by an extract from letter, re- ceived by commercial house yesterday from Galveston, and dated on the 14th inst, that the schr. Mary Shields, from Malamoros bound to New Y York, put into Galveston a few days since in distress. The captain re- ports the American Consul at Matamoros, j P. SchatzelI, Esq, in prison at that place, ac cused by the authorities of corresponding with Gen. Taylor at Corpus Christi. In ad- dition to this, we learn verbally that neXl- can who was the bearer of despatches from Mr. s. at Matamoros, to Gen. Taylor al Cor. pus Christi, had been shot by the authorities at the former place on his return. IL IS alse said that 5000 Mexican troops are stationed there
 There was rumor in town yesterday, tc the effect Mir. SlideII himself had been throwf into prison, but this undoubtedly took It's rlst from the above. Should 1t turn out that Mir Sehatzell has really been incarcerated al Mat amoros, Gen. Taylor cannot reach the vlcin ity of that city with too great speed Nt have heard of several overt acts committed by the Mexicans Of late-one of which wa: the shooting of a young American trade named Burney, at Perote, on the princlPa ground that he was in Texas during he early struggle for llbefly-and now it i stated that one of our Gonsuls has beer thrown into prison on no other plea thai he has been in correspondence with Gen Taylor. We have said so often that ou Government should come to some understan ding with Mexico-should have full ant final settlement with her of all difficulties that we have become sick of the subject Granted that Mexico is weak, powerless- yet no one can allow a snarling puppy to b. continually snapping at his heels withou kicking him out of the way at last,
 ". O. Pic.
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hood, for which they have petitioned the P. M. General.
 There are two new mail routes established in the county, which if put into operation, would supply 4 or 5 new offices. ], (and others,) have written to our delegation Tn Congress upon the subject, and hope. they will see to it. Randolph county IS in al most as destitute condition as Lawrence.
 see the 'sGazette" has reduced her sub scripton price to S2, and some of our friends think that similar reduction should be made by the Banner. At $2 or S23, the circula- tion would, doubtless, be greatly increased in this part of the State; but would the in- crease of subscription. justify the reduction lnprice? l cannot say you can of course.
 see that Col. R. W. JoHNsoN's appoint ments are published, but not as far ahead as Lawrence. The people are anxious to see and hear him.. believe that he will receive larger vote than almost any other person could, even here in he North, "Boreas" and "Hyper BoreaS' to the contrary notwlth- standing. Send the Banner to me at -. Yours, very respectfully.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01
LATE FROM TEXAS.
Extract of a letter from an Officer in the 4 my of Observation, dated
 CoRpus CnRisTl, Itras.)
 March 10. 1916.

my Ol ODSeFNdNoH, udteu
 CoRpus CnRIsTl, (Icras.)
 March 10, 1916.
 Tine Dtagoons and Ringgold's Light Artillery left on the Sth for the Rio Grande; the first brigade (Worth's) with Duncan's battery, on the 9th; and second brigade, this morning. The third brigafe, with Brag's battery, will march tomorrow morning, and Gen. Taylor, with his staff, will follow at noon IL is said that all the corps will unite on the Colorado, and move on together tow ards Matamoros or Point Isabel. as t may then be determined. No one expects fight My own opinion is, and has been for some time past, that the Mexican troops will retire as we advance, and that some arrangement will be made with the Mexican Commander by which our troops will be permitted to take position on or near the Rio Grande, and that a post will be established at Point Isabel, which will be fortified in order 10 insure a water-communcation with New Orleans, and a depot for supplies.
 This is all conjecture on my part-but we shall soon see whether l am right or not. The former battalion of light artillery being broken up by the assignment of three of tine batteries to the Dragons and Brigades, it's late commander, Major Frying. Is ordered to remain in command here for the purpose of removing the troops, artillery and stores left, from this to St. Joseph's, and thence 10 the Brazos Santiago, or Point Isabel battery of six Is pounders, besides Monroe's field battery. is to go round by wafer with the troops and stores. Sl. Joseph's as well as this place, will be andoned--through a small depot for the supply of the dragoons at San Antonio and at Austin, may be con tinued The army is to move slowly, and will probably be from l3 to l5 days on the march.
 cannot yet say how long l shall remain here, or at St. Joseph's-both which stations are under Major Erving's command-no final instructions having yet been received-bul the passage to the Brazos Santiago could be made by an ordinary steamboat, in good weather, in from l2 to Il hours.
 The troops left with me consist of Mon- roe's company, Porter's first Artillery, and somewhere about sixty or seventy supernu- merares, effective for guards, Sc. Besides these are the sick and convalesoent of the general hospital, Sc. believe its int ndet that the troops, including engineers, tools &c., shall arrive at Point Isabel about tho time the troops reach it by land.
 may be wrong in some of these points for cannot know with certainty what is tc I be done here, till the instructions have be fore mentioned are received.
 l will write line and tell you when tt change the direction of my letters. hav' written this in very great haste, to be in tlm for the steamer for St. Joseph's, which leave in few minutes. Yours, -
 Mem OrleanS Courier.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

greatly the nearest practicable route from the eastern cities, and therefore would form 8 conclusive reason for making il daily mai --the future income of which must eventn- ally more than supply any immediate. deh- ciency in the receipt of revenue. This sub, feet is one in which the citizens of Arkansas justly feel deep interest, and to which my attention is continually called by letters May ask your early consideration of the subject, and enable me to present the views and decision of the Department to the peo- pie whom have, in part, the honor to rep resenst.
 have the honor to be,
 Very respectfully,
 Your ob't serv't,
 CHESTER ASHLEY.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

AeKNowLEDeMENr.-HoN. c. ASHLEY, for Reports of the Secretary of the Treasury and Commissioner of the General Land oii- ce; Hon. A. YELL, for Report of the Secre- ,ary of tho Treasury and other CongressIon- al favors; HoN. JosErH 4. WOODWARD, ot South Carolina, for his speech on the Ore gon question, in pamphlet form; Maj. JAcoB BROWN, U. S. A. for the Corpus Christi Gag cite; for which they will please accept our thanks
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

s5>For the information of those lnteres- ted in Judge Conway B's circuit we publish the subjoined note from him, show inc that a recent attack of sickness, will, in all probability, prevent him from holding the April terms of his court.
 To dte Editor of the Arkansas Runner NEAR WAsHIN GroN ARKs., March 23d lo4o Dear Sir-For the last twelve days have been prostrate on the bed of afl1lcton. My Phvsicians tell me am convalescent, but tha it will be several weeks before can possibly travel without endangering my life, Fol the information ot those interested, will you have the kindness to say, in the next Banner, tha ill-health will probably prevent me from get ting home in time to hold any of the .Hprt, terms of my circuit, but that l will be at-my post as soon as can.
 Truly yours,
 XVM CONN., " B.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

the history of Arkansas-and a to"1 page they make in it. One fact is, here, worthy of remark: although MT. Woodruff occupied ten or eleven columns in the Banner, with what he calls his ''delence," not single at tempt, ever has he made to deny single fact, or conuovert single statement of thls anonymous writer, that he says has done hlm so much injustice. And why not? Let the records answer.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Contract Office, .March 9h, 1s46. } SlR:-The Postmaster General has con- sidered your communication of the 9th, ad- vising a daily mail from White river to Lit tie Rock, and thence on the routes to Fulton, Fort Smith, Sc He directs me to state, in reply, that the advertisement has been issued, and, consequently, that it Is too late to in- vite bids for daily service; but that the pro- priety of ordering the improvement will be considered at the lettings, and will, in some degree, depend upon the bids received for the routes advertised.
 have the honor to be,
 Very respectfully,
 Your ob't serv't.,
 S. R. HOBBlE,
 lst asst ?. .M General. Hon. CHESTER ASHLEY,
 U. s. Senate.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

aETo svEseRlBERs.-No attention will be paid to the request of any subscriber to discontinue the Banner sent to him, untll all arrearages for subscription are paid.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

REDUCTION OF SALARIEs.-The bill reducing the salaries of Governor and Secretary of State oi Maryland, has passed the House, by vote of 66 to 6. Its provisions are to the following etfect:- The Governors salary to be $2,0oO per annum, from and after January l, ls4s The salary oi the Secretary of State to be S1.o0o per annnm, from and after January l, 1S4T,
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

Our readers are referred to the first page for the speech of the HoN. CHESTER Asu- LEY, on the Report of the committee on Patents. miscellaneous and literary items, foreign news, &c
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

 VIM. CONWAY B.

Our citizens were very much excited, yes terday evening, upon learning that ROBERT TRAIL, Constable of the Township, had been stabbed near the City Hotel, by WILLIAM TRipLErr, Commissioner Public Buildings with large hunters knife. It seems tha TRAIL was attempting to keep apart two oth- CT men. who were aboutto fight, when iRIP- LETT plunged the knife into his right breast The Utter want of provecatioh Tor so attfo- cious deed, at the time il was committed has induced belief with many, that the per petrator was aboring under fit of insanity. occasioned by drink There may have been however, an old grudge between the parties of which we know nothing. Neiotbear lar- ther comment, as the case is about to under go a iuliciaI investigation.
 The recovery of Mr. Frail, though he still lives, is, we understand, deemed exceedingly doubtful by his physicians.
 .4rkaRSas State Gazette, 30th uH.
 TUESDAY EVENING. 1 o'cLocK.-As ou paper is about going to press, for the Raes- vile mail, we learn that MT. TRAIL cannot survive the wound received on Sunday eve ming. Our reighbor of the Gazette has gone as far into statement of the particulars o this painful occurrence, as we deem prudent and we have copied his remarks. Mir. TRIP IEr4 is in jail, awaiting all investigation O the case, which We understand is to take ,,Ioco nn Gatf1rJay neyt
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

The Helena Journal, of the 26th nlt., an nounces the death of MILLER IRWIN, Demo- cratic Senator to the Legislature from the county of Philips. He died on Friday the onth nltimn
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

U. & DISTRICT CouRT, for the adjudica- ton of unconGrmed French and Spanish land claims, met in this city, on Monday the Both ult., pursuant to adjournment, present the HoN. BENJAMIN JOHNSON, sole Judge.
 Officers of Court.-SAMUnL Il. HEMP STEAD, U $. Dist. Atty, ELIAS REcToR, U. S. Marshal, WILLIAM FIELD, Clerk.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

LATE FOREIGN NEWS may be found in another column.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01
oFNocRATIC STATE NOMINATION..

COL. R. w. JOHNSON, The Democratic candidate for Congress. will ad- aroes inc neonle af the following times and places
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01

NEW PosT-orFfeEs-We are indebted to Hon C. ASHLEY, for the following list of new post off ces recently established in this Slae. Council Bend, Crittenden county, J. s. Robin son.
 Hammers Store, Randolph county, Danlel Han aner.
 Sugar Creek, Scott county, John Scott. Beechand, Union county, AsH. Bucllner Hillsborough, Union county, Wm. Chapman. Rocky Comfort, Sever county, George TaaiIe. Melton, Chcot county, s. ]. Henderson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
STEAM MILL ron SALE

nN virtue of deed oftrusi from "a xurt G. wtxp.or
u io dated the lIth day March, 1891 and rrcot
de- 80 the clerks office OF the Tyler coun-
wa IN book No y page ~ win proceed Go a
surii"n Ia the highest aud h-s, bidder tie pre-
misit ~ - tcrv Va, ON Saturday the I'd day OF Octo
to- so. NiNErHaN undivided PARTS Of all
u g land adjoining 'hc town of Ssiefsvilr said conn
~ Of ~ Ter which wa foracfiy owned ~ Thomas Cum
minr. Icing cStima ell al Two and acres and
hiug is land whnrcon situated the fea ftour.
irg-Ni which has tccn for time occupied hy r
W. Sivck,nr. The title - believed To Dc good hat sci
Trustee. convey only such lille A. A
vested az NE by said decd OF trust.
1ERMS--Onc. fourth OF tlse purchase money 20 hc
paid in hand. aud the residue in three equal
payable respectively m eight sixteen aud twenty. four
months nom thc day of sale with interest," the purchaser
giving bonds " IN good security.
sep In JAMES MLURE Trustee.