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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10

Valuable RcaI Estate and PeTIshsbI- Proo.,-
" Tor sale at Public Auction, in the Town
OF uanc bestcr.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March next.
- At " oco'k. " viii NJ sri At Pubi, Austiop.
Isl That ven valuable family IN winch the I,t. Ar
hehe fesiied " eonars n Two stny Dwelling eont,trr
heet h including hass men and convenient out
aJ hhfn rn1fe house. rfies, Subj Carisfs Houss n,
thorough 'eraIa large Front Yad from Which nav b h,t
eoumannf view q the whole ey Rshpont and tvo ,,.
ana productive chrteu' IN Ligh stsis Of cultivation.
20 I"o Fata7t Lnts which VII BE- apart nos, n, or.
n IN ae'V proper my ihousht brst on n. A., ~
~ h"Hn c'avtnen, StOts hou.e m Main trse 9Th 800
'aT k,0s 5so" ABOVE Th- Rooms above o. ant b. so,
strense ''' a'''' s'ha"
With 'rptovrd e. torsed ~ Eotisb paper ~ 80 NV
On NEDNFSnAY.ue sih Aarrh tav a0., ~ -. -. ~,
oeoe' y VI VII b. sol. an the Feushasie prrp.rv-
v" Hoise % Furniture sly. Gard ,n5 t,t,, r.ht.
as b''d 40 fft hur~aut, Ward b. Char Coz, p.d -,
Jung seFep good Cafrets Chn, Class ard spv,, W., A.
kc, anf nrccfriry kucten utsnsts " '''''' -
20 ne tamy Stores eonsstrE of Flour s.tu.., - ,oo
~ ven superior Bacon, Lsd Ruus tr.h y t,i,ss A. -
~ MO NdrE V-fF tyss-r snf new Rrds "a rs5N. S
IoH w Na'ahe VI en- Gov. Heifrr Aho 800 .grs, a.
po''n''t WOOL coal &C ~ Of vheh viii b. .c Tor sssn
u....-. 90, -. p WILLS. Efet
80 ~ -i'l lNto as-td
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70 MANI FACTS RBHS.
FALLSBURG MILLS
FOR SALE

I'HE advertiser proposes TO sell, for manufac.
turing ourposrs his properly IN Buennghlm County Va
hnoWn a. EALL>BURG MILE IL CONSISTS VI SUBSTANTIALLY
hso on the h Lot four ohsr BRICK buildings. are admir-, by
81 d iof 'hr families Of eraves Aua PRO
y here are $50 81 Farming which viii ola
n eona,Inn with the buildings Il desired span ely
LoCAIlON-The properly above about 90 liz,
fn the city Of Richmond from wheb "A s.,
mere can De obtained along with aid sun
eeni 70 carry on number Of additional Mills Faeto,es The
Canal 70 aiso ~ithin shpr distance Fasburg Nu tbogh
"bleh channel ihe Richmond market - easily reached
As there are M hanuiaetoues OF the .se,
of eouoy umedis'ey IN the vicinity ra,. On
Por'un now offered eutsrpr ng senuesa 5 The ssnbub
NJ Factories
The ofihe shove property would be ns to ,h, Ina
raj portion Of Stock Company feTmss for ,nn
moderate. " ~
pr address THOMAS N. BnNDURANT the ovp,r Buelips-
mond Wing Nv ~
January 10, eft
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j. F.. WORD.
LOTTERY VENDER

o'fosITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
CELLS Tickets In all Lotreris. sod.r IN. n,,....
- OF j. G. GarsoKY & Co. on III. sam. ,.,r,. ,h.,
'hey are sold si the hsnsxers' Office
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NEW
LIVERY STABLE.

I'HF subscriber having leased the Lircry Sta.
BE r. between i7ih 18th street. forasuy occupied
yM Jos Parke dred would the public
Eneu n.y. tie prepared 10 accommodate Horses. Mules
Se Onh most casonsb To having board
he would state that be VIII per month
~ unnfed attention IN business he hopes
merit share Of pub iaronaEe. J. r JOBsON
Rirhmord. Na'chS 1896.
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NEW SPRlNG CLOTHING,

STARR e. co, Corner Of Main and I4th Street,
HANE Just received a large and general as
- sormsnt Of Frntk Dress ard Sack a+apd 70 The
Atn Pnntloons and Vests or kind, toEeihsr with
crest vreiy fshns. scar Cfavatng and Fancy
hive sken psDs getting SprnE Cohng
s manufactured by Thos 7. Jannnas Co. Bfo,dway Nsw
Yors, WIN wi known Virginia style and eeeancs
OF hts work and recommend II custom
and snd being fuy equal any Clothing sod IN mi.
ret We the attention n purohassr the city and
couny sock fecinr siEhcd can Ter IS
9frht irdueemensio buyers h7use Hichmnud
NH STARR a. co. Lidgs Corner
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THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF

TAR AND wOOD NtPTHA,
f the enrs offuzonay ConsV
Throat AID Lung.
III MT vsiou. populsr medicine. Of
the Gay but In the
our ordinary from tho
the uuh nj the ssisuent, relation would
hsn a Inc Ne rive opinion Of
'son ~h-p cite usimpny Of weight
hs mannet In which pi,~-
~b-fe otgi"ats- ~hefs from public
xase has much To do IN forming
hi. syrup used and By Faculty
OF the Medical College IN Philadelphia-
ra'h 70 nnony 10 alans sui.isn sn'iuc public
aenes Again IN. low ~hieh Il sod Il
the reach In p-..e.
superior claims In other medicine hnoedxs
thee forms 90
This invaluable h.dieDe prepared ooly by
Il. =. THOMSON
10 ID Northeast corner Of Sab and rpruee Phia.
Priee. SO ets bNtiie--iI bot for
W For sale In Richmond by DuvAL PURCELL oenrraI
Agents; IN Petersburg by chAs Corung Norfolk by ~ A.
ssnins IN LynehbuE 81 jno a. Frederek.huE
James coofs and e ~ Hunt n 1h,pp~i
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PERUVIAN GUANO.

WANTED-Two first rate Brogue Hands.
W rU1NEY WATTS.
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N OF &C /
NOTICE.

FVNIlE subscriber having administered on the
Il ssa'o of r,mIn Pekns ds-d requests ali th,,. in
dehied n the estate the late Arm or Bail pay
ths' tn he subscriber and al hos having the
tAi~ viii prese them To the unirrrsned payment
ROBERT HARVEY Administrator.
Richmond. March 10 1876 wsv
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that
they are sold at the MsnsE-r.' Office.
March 1870.
50,OoO DOLLARS
s.,sri,s 49, sy cs.. A. to be drawn At AsIaBdri. D. c.
Is ORA WN NJ JBsGS OUT OF "a
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
/ ">" 10000 10000 so "a.. o' ',o.o
tz75 100 a,o
osis.s :. ', 81 s:,.. 80 SS.rs"''s; Eighth. .7,
DO " saAse' OF 20 Who'esN sITs 90
Do 20 70 halves IS 90
Do. 90 90 &c s s,.%Ts: !. !, :. $
S6U.OOOl
IN CAPITALS OF 10000!
heiAndr' Lottery Cas- 1886 TO be dr.wp In A.,,,s
d. C. on Saturday. March 9i.t N,"0'--
SPLENDID SCHEME,
pnles OF ei".ooD IS pri... Of siosc
a. HHo 200 soo
c.rs,,,., I ~ only go M.l,.. 5; aa.n.l. So
10 do IS Halves. sS 90
'' do IS Quarters, IL so
ALEIASpRh LOTTERY Gas. No H. to :. drawn in AeI
andfa d. c. on Saturday, March 2sth. Ists
, PFir. of s,s,eoo 10 pr..s. of $4,000
4 iooOy 10 500
," 10 900
\ So"o 10 400
IL DRAWN BALLOTS OUT OF a.
c.,n.,. iteaee $40; pslVe. ); Quarters . SO.
'e"nesies OF Packages Of % who1e., siio 90
DO 40 a * n n,sv... IS 90
% Orders for Tieket, shlr-s and NJ
IN the above Splendid Loteri.s Tor sr,a.r op., ,h,,
.sy Gay IN h. week. enclosing pre Tickets viii
IN mos, prompt attention and
''himnedaely afIsr 1t Is vi ord y nom
e WORD, Richmond. Va.
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EAGLE HOTEL

EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
HAVE this day opened The EAGLE Horrx
which have hred with Fururu snd every e,a
table accommodation Tor Roirdsrs Day or year "a
also Tor Transient vsiers A. be made %
aisacuon bo3- Literally pstnnid P.,,,, -.
ing the City would do give the Ea-,s Poe. ,,I-.,d
uoe having horses made m, best
aErAnsemrsfo' having them well taken oG
e. 2s-tfm cpf-Sp
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hy hodges a Pu'Iia "a.
HUUSE AND Lot TOR MALE

"lLLtth or the premises, SATURDAY 18th March ., oet,h
n IN The evening ~ privately before, A. y., ~ ~,
onns on Adams Sert forty feet AMI running o.s and
MI Henry Thompson who TIE PREMISE. will .ho, ,.
60 wihinE to bur. " " e-'"
mhs THOs. ". TAIIaFFRRo Ap,t
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Nj X. BRY A NJ
JOHN CREME.

Teas, CoSees. Sugars. WINS, Liquors, Separ,.
PTsteTrss. Jeiliss. CSTd'aLs Sauces. PiekLs Gs &C.
lS3 Main Strert Conner OF 18th
".
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FARM FOR SALE.
Inb snNscnter sutborted seH the Pam which SIR
= 'uiFy Gilman rssdes situ-ted Fot ~ The rhrss
Chopped sod W'Hham rnadt Ave Rich
uo'a lbs iam eonns i7T o. cleared ths
hnee IN Nos ~ bushels Of wheat hsve eeded
NE aF ish The buildings consist dSens h,us
me mons bstitesihs usual number ofou h3uss.
ne terms VIII Be made WY accommodating. Apply "
Yen Nl-n ". nDtN
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III For Rent or Lease.-Tne octapnn dvsI-
Ing house with its buiLdinz, formerly oceur,s =, =
noenee hy VT Roeer Ge,nho~ For ms ap ~ crno
" 0y adds ,ed to The subscriber washinston CIV
---1L~NHu,Nu ROREkT GREHNHOw
SCALE~-ADo'h-r surpy OF Platform and Ioun,,, a $780,.
- r,teni Balances ~oa -" Patent receiving ard for al hS
- JOHN y. TRIPI. u
hLD wINEr AND OLD SKEY-I..,o. Co. -
hnet Ole Madeira Vines P1nas One Pale sherry W,, 80
Ter OH Ky" Whisksy For sale BY
Ie Lo-'oln John R TRTPLETT l. SON
Eh SEED. loo bushels strictly prime,
u HENRY LUDLAh Il 90.
CD CASES MASS LICORICE. Tor sale by
ms wERB %
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JoHN ". WILDER, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LAW
 RENCE COUNTY.

ASeNlAtii5 isi Hottc iItAio9Sly Biftli, the Democrats of Lawrence county met at Smithsille, oil the lst day of January, l84G, and
 On molion of j. g. Fcklin, Rev. John Miliigan was unanimously called to the chair, and on motion of 4, II. lmboden, Andrew Hammond was appointed Secretary.
 The object of the meeting having been explained by the chairman,
 On motion ol ". ,. Marshall that the chair should appoint a committee, to consist of one member from each township, to draft reso- lutions, the following named persons were selected, to wit:-John S. Ficklin, ". B. Marshall, ". Il. Smith, ". l.. Wasson, II. Mcfarland N. D. Williams, and on motion of ]. $. Fiekln, the chairman was added to the committee US Representative of Reeds creek township.
 Whefeupon the meeling adjourned for hall all hour, 10 allow the committee time to report.
 The meeting having re-assembled, the committee reporled the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted, viz:
 Reso'ped' That we highly approve ofhold- ing State Convention at the city of Little Rock, on the 8ih day of January. l846.
 Resolced, That we have strong confidence in the un1inchng democracy of ihe follow ing named gentlemen, viz:-A, c. Chlders, 4. <. Simpson, ". B. Marshall and John Mlllisan, and they are heteby appointed 10 represent this county in said Stale Conven- tion, and in case of either of them failing to attend, those attending are hcreby fully au- thorized to give tie vote of Lawrence county, loaching any matters tbat may come before that body. We further appoint J. s. Iick- lin, J. B. Hammond, Geo. A. Baker, Nicho- las Peed, John King, A Smith, Esq, F. Iyie aud Henry King, as consulting delegates in said convention.
 RcSo{eed, That we stand united in favor oi q northern man to represent us in Con- gfess; and we appeal to our fellow demo- crats throughout the State, to say five are not justly entitled ihereto-and as such, our delegates are instructed that our preference Is in favor of Judge Vim. Conway, B., as a gentleman well qualified for that honorable station, and they are requested to use their influence to obtain or secure lis nomination.
 Resolred, That tie delegates selected to cast the vole ol Lawrence county in said con venlion for candidate to represent the Stale in Congress, be, and they are hereby in- srucled to cast their vote for Vim. Conway, E., and use all honorable means to procure his nomination.
 Rcsoired, That the thanks of this meeting be rendered 10 the Hon. 4. Il. Seyier, C. Ashley and A. Yell, our present delegation in Congress, for the able and ndelaiigable manner in which they have attended 10 the interests Of our Stale.
 Resotued, That tke foregoing resolutions and proceedings be signed by the chairman, and countersigned by the Secretary, and a copy sent 10 the Arkansas Banner for publication.
 Whereunon the meeting adjourntd.
 JOHN MILLIGAN Chairman.
 ANDREW HAMMOND, Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ST.
 FRANCIS COINTY-

Pursuant 10 previous notice, a large and respectable meeting of the democratic eiti- zens ei St. Francis county took place at Re- view, on the 27th of Dec. I845, for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend democratic State Convention, to be holden al Little Rock. on the 8th of January, 1916.
 On motion, Col. Mark W. izard was called 10 the Ciair-when, in brief man. her, he explained the object of the meeting.
 On motion, D. N. Seabon was appointed ec elary.
 On motion of j. ". Calvert, committee of five, consisting of James RI. Ialyert, Jno W. Calvert, John c. Johnson, A, c. McDan- iel, and John McDaHiel. was appointed to draft suitable resolutions, expressive Of the sense of this meeting; and also to appoint delegates 10 attend said Slate Convention.
 The committee retired short lime, when they returned and submitted tie following as the result of their deliberations.
 We, your committee, have attended to the duties assigned Us, and submit inc following for adoption:
 We recommend the following named gen. tlemeu, as suitable persons to represent this couRy in the State Convention to be held at Lille Rock. Oil the 8lh of January, lS4o:- James Al. iialbert, John C. Johnson, James B. Jackson, John ". Calvert, Cornelius Da- wis. Col. M ". Izaryi, lohn Nj. Griggs, john Mcdaniel, ? Hill, and Col. AustIll; and any one or two of those are uhoilsed 10 cast the vote of ths county, i'll sad convention.
 BcSoleed, That ihe citizens of this couu- ty look forward with no iale salicltude 10 the re-eleetion Of the Hon. Chester Ashley to lhe United Stales Senate.
 ReSolred, That we view with regret that portion oi the Hon. \. ! ellis commanica- tion declining d reelection to the station he now occupies
 Resoleed, That the able and zealous manner in which the Hon. Yell has, on so many occasions, both at heme and .abroad, discharged his duty as a public iunclloaafy, intitles him, on retirement to private Ilie, To the thanks of the people of Arkansas.
 Resolred, That we have full confidence II the integrity, ability and zeal of our fellow citizen, Robert ". John4on, who has batiled 1T lently in the ranks Of democracy from carly youth without blot or blemish being cast upon him by friend oi foe. l. would give Us pleasure to see him elected to Congreis, ehere his usefulness would be more widely diAused in our cause.
 Rcso1red, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed hv the chairman and sec rerary, and furnished 10 the editor of the Arkansas Banner for publication.
 On motion, lhe foregoing resolutions were unanimously adopted.
 On molten, ihe meeting adjourned.
 M ". HARD, Chairman. c. " S2ABoEN, Secretary,
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nEMOCRA AT'IC MEETING IN BRADLEY
 COUNTY.

Al a Democratic meeting held in Bradley county, on lAe 27lh of Dec, l8I5, Wm. Il. Wise was appointed chairman, and Col. E. L. Daudy was appointed Secretary.
 On molion the following resolutions were adopted.
 Whereas, q Convention is to be holden at Little Rock on the 8ih day of January, 1916, for the purpose oi nominating Democratic candidate for Representative b the 30th Congress of the United States, be i! therefore Resolved,
 E lsl. That we believe that such conven- tons are the only means of asceflaining with any degree of certainty the wishes oi the people of the Sae, so great is the diversity of their interest, and so large the extent of country.
 2i. That we will appoint Delegates to at tend said convention.
 g. That Robert ". Johnson, Esq, is oul first choice for Representa- ve, and in ih' failure of his nomination., our said Delegate: are instructed to use their discretion in giv l ing the vote of this county as to the perso'
 to be preferred. provided they select on
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who is sterling democrat; in favor of equal laws, equal righls-opposed to banks and all monopolies which tend to make the rich richer, aud the poor poorer.
 4th That the Chairman appoint Dele gates to said Convention.
 9th That there be furnished to each Delegate certificate of his appointment signed by the Chairman and Secretary.
 Whereupon the Chaii appointed as Dele gates, John Il. Marks, Dr. H. $. lludspeth. Dr. II. liankins, Isaac Denson, John T. Ca been, E, '. Dawdy and Wm H. Cram.
 On motion, W H. Wise was added 10 the list of Delegates.
 On motion, Resolved,
 That copy of these proceedings be fur nshed the Arkansas Banner for publication On motion, the meeting adjourned
 ". H. WISE, Chairman. s-' E. E. D4syDf. -Sfcret65u
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Rcsolred, That we have the utmost con fidence in our present Representative in Com ggess, the Hon. A. YELL, and that We have seen, with uhfeigned regret, his address to the people of Arkansas declining re-elec- ton.
 ReSo}ccd, That we tender him our sin cere thanks for the zeal and fidelity with which he has filled the various offices com mitied to him in this staie, and, tkat he will carry with him, into his retirement, our best wishes for his health and prosperity through lie
 Re3oleea, That NC have the utmost con tidenee in the Hon. CHESTER ASHLEY, our present able Senator in Congress, we there fore cordially recommend his reelection to eur feloW-cltizens, fledgiAg ourselves to Use ali honorable means te promote the same
 Resolefd. That ne4eiogaie be appointed To represent Monroe c0f58fy iii d D emoeratc State Convention 10 be hodenn Little Rock on the 8lh of January next, for the purpose of selecting a suitable candidate for Congress.
 ReSotced, That We pledge ourselves to support the candidate that may be elected by said convention, provided majority of the counties be represented therein.
 ReS2lccd, That we recommend E. L.JoHH- soN as suitable candidate iog Congress.
 On motion of Il. L. Mercy, 5. |, Branden- burg, Esq, was nominated and received the unanimous vote of the meeting, as the dele gale lo lhe State Convention, to be holden in Liule Rock, on the 8th of January, l846.
 Oa motion, the chairman and secretary were fequsted to sign the above proceedings, aed send copy Of the sana to the Helena Journal, Arkansas Banner and Van Balen h. telligeneer, with d request to publish the same.
 On motion, inc meeting adjourned
 WI. WALKER, Chairman.
 JouN ". }VILuER. Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN YELL.
 COUNTY.


 In pursuance of previous notice given, a large and respectable portion of the demo- cracy of ! ell county, assembled al the court house ia Dauyillo; on Saturday the 27th of Dee. for the parpost of appointing delegates to the dpmoc5atic State convention, to be held al Little Rock, on the 8th of Jan, l846. The meeting was organized by calling Cha's Il. Fitch to the chair, and ?. $. Caiiley see relary. The ohlpct ol the meeting was stated by lhe chairman in clear aud forci- ble speeeh, at the conclusion of which q res olulion was offered that committee of five be appointed to draft suitable resolutions for the action of he meeting, whereHpon the chair appointed he following, viz: Messrs. Neheriah Morse, T. J.sIIaney, Wm. Briggs, T. P. Sadler, and A. J. Hayes, who submit ted the following, 10 wit:
 Resoieed, That we approve of the hon. orable and patriotic course which the Hon. A. Yell has pursued in filling the various of fees colfiided to hm by the people Of this S.ate, and that we have undiminished conf dcnce in him as our Representative in the Congress of the United States; and that we do hereby recommend him to the conven- ton as our first choice for reelection to the same office; and in the event he should not accept the nomination. we hereby recom- mend William S. Oldham, as our second choice.
 ReSotocd, That the course pursued by the Hon. Chester Ashley ill the Senate of tie United States, reflects honor upon the State, and that we do hereby recommend him to the ins0ug Legislature for re- election.
 Re$olOkd, That seven delegates be elect ed by the meeting, 10 represent the democra- cy of Yell county tn the Democratic State convention, to be held al Little Rock on the 8lh of January next. which resulted in the choice of the following gentlemen: Messrs. John Haney, Wn. Briggs, W. J. Packs, 5. McCIuer, T. P. Saddler, Charles Il. Fitch, and I. s. Cafitey.
 Resoleed, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by lhe eilAtman and sec retary, and published in the Banner.
 CHARLES II. FITCH, Pres. P. s. CAFrREY, Sec.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MONROE
 COUNTY.

According to previous notice. the Demo- caus Of M Hroe county met in tie town .. Lawrenc, vile, on the 20lh day of D cembef, 1915.
 On motion of 5. l. Brandenburg, Esq, Wm. Walker, Esq. was called to the char and " Wilder, Esq, appointed secretary.
 Whereupon, the meeting was called 10 order. Tine chairman requested S. l. Bran denburg, Esq, to explain the object of the meeting, which he donein very brief and appropriate manner.
 Wkereupon, the chair appointed Messrs. s. |. Brandenbnrg, Il. L. Mercy, Alfred Null lins, James S. Daaley and J. Thompson, jr., as committee to draft series otresolutlons for the adoption of the meeting.
 After short absence the committee rePor- Led the following resolutions, which were unanimously adoptad:
 ResoLced, That whereas, union and con- cert of action, are essential to the success o Democratic principles and the election o Democratic public servants,
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New Stationary.

TUsr received and for sale at the Bookstore in 3 Ashley $ row. fresh supplyo of Stationary con sistng of fine Cap S Letter Paper, Note Paper, Folio Post, Medium and Drawing Paper r'-also foehce m viols. India Rubber Sealing Wax, Quills. Steel Pens of every description, small Walters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, InHstands, Penknives, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books, red Tape, Slate Pencils, Sc &c all oi which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
 AIso-For sale Campbell and Rlce's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and Variety of other Books - eF
 Little Rock. November s. Is44-s