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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
READY MADE CLOTHING I,


lifrsitd 90 az. bfaueh 81 .u.c bu,ihcss 1 uiast
hoa-i. am Tniiaf by r. fessisn, have wotkcg
"a tlv . fais tur 6iiern wears. ne fore atn all,
'td Z" cot 10y oNn rlaihirg. ond snake ,h.m up
'o nea'ef q cheaper -, H. than any uiaef c-iab-
ushueut n iLs suy u j. u.elcs- Sc those tlai
rary un Dee husihss and iaiiors theme o.
io atisfuui crnpcit.iuH Of Road, Made Clonnne.
n'vcR large ar~fimcui. i,liu~.i
Black Bloc. B.oNn OiNe auJ Invisible Gteen
ir.cs AID Dfcs cnaD, Beaver rlnu, Boa snd Ogsr.
create; I.lh doh O,srcuais MsrkinaV AID 'Tfaa-
had""i H.sikci 40. cs-s &c DO c.,.instI y
Iscei' '.f J'ans do,ai "a ,iz's
have ~ haud na cuclicnl assortment e plain
iui ian'y cHs.imrfc Pani'. tls,k and blue cio,h
P'tls hhed. Nety desifslsc article; s,, ans ,,aan
uy ri c'siu'i Plii's ~ al szes aird pncc, Jeans
and Tweed Pom. ~ ali .zr- and p'icc-.
fi's huIdfci Ncst,. embsacu < even siylc and
qnalhr.
Sh3tis Wfoppers. Drawefs collars. Rosan.. S,oci,
Glove, fiuo and Fancy SILK and Sai,a Scstls sin
lid1s OF slicoir. 81 qasliis iegclher with rasny
u'isf a'iiC.es ususllJ i,uad in clothing stores
nn cohc'usian. Iny old epsinmers and The pab,ic
echrfsiiy 40 invited O., saH and srnminc my ,ios
IL c"n,dcisuoE ior 'ks h6,Sei patronage h.feivffe
. ticuf'd 90 ne. have p,rs hasei q Lsrg.r St,sk
and hrf them az cuEArFR R,rrs than have over
Zone b.fufc
Rccul.eeI IAe eheap ossL cloIhirs sio'e Il
sRICE.
o,' comet al Main 4 Mrnfac
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
CIIAIRsi CHAIRsil CIIAIRst,
JAMES 4. GAITHER
lsuooEssoR TO ,. ooNSFLAY a SOS. I

iSN'ttNoph 10 ,. toNhfLla soks.
80. i56 AaRkEF SHEET.
sFA kEsPECTFUII.Y iuiorss tho rob
Frfts he 'hais e his hand snd n.sn
N-sk.--- nier'n'es 10 order estey Ysney Of
FUE ahsifs Of 'he isiSs psI,stos col IN =
XN sayls 81 wOsl tnss.ship asa sasvsssed IN
iha Wesisru Cssu,y
We bas 90 bard lsfee stock 81 Tio.s,.a Hafte ,s
"'i' h's"" Roekefs, Ceurn ~ 20 Reyaissre Chsifs
-unan.e inf Cstniihs Iu,as. y eueh PssLag Chan.
s'''ih "eN aUi siaasiid gur esss - 6ol seal
mars DH'ns Chsif.. sriitss q, cishies Chtdfts's
.,,e' 80 k'ns and CviHisnn CbaiF. a. 6e
ne pnttIe are invited 90 caH I'D s.amtoe Ia.
stock. a. BE WI a.surc ali Who ,s.of s,s, !, N,
'h''' custom ihaf hey ,bsn ~ De- iissgreinisd a.
''ff ." pnee - qaaliiy, Tie y deisfnin~ n, 49,.
Ftts'i''l Attention ." hnsEs@, - suihie himssli ~
isr pfopof''ca Of pubic pslnnsss
'hs''' eafeiplly gscted seni 70 sfy tar n
be e'iy ifer ~ charge gn .tt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
IIoRNI,ROOk ~ DILLON,
lI MIL

"avE removed heir E.'abiDhmer to their
AANew b. ok Building, east side 81 MAR.
KIT 81. lev dors below The Post cHlrr,
where sihey hsve sarPlscd ihemtclvss With |,
new and large EnsiHc sni other azure fcf
their business, in SURE iof ,iylc.
They carry an ihs Ilon-c aud STEAM,
BOAT III UMBlNG 10 ~ a. hrsnchrs.
MACHINE or PATENT PIPE.
We are pSersted 10 s,,Fly asf cos'ssasf. 20 any
eIicEt with the above Pifs ri he sssi qaaliiy. auJ
AZ ptss-a, low - &, - he'd ~ iise souaiy.
They have csn,tABuy 90 End uydtabtS 81
vaTtou, dc,cfiItisn, hsu.rs' kettles, wafer Giles.
cts, bath tUb-. h,I and cold showet baths, 10
tofts i"r blcschinr, chemical apparatus, lead
ca Ins. pageni bath FnmPs, lead pipes OF ali siz.
-. >hsrt lead OF any ttickDeAS and worked Up
an aBT msnper OF luim.
Water conducted thfo1sh lrslen pipes from
SpTingsl 10 dsrlit1g houses IN the rounry.
superior pumps Tor county wells, Steam En-
gIneS Sc. SC.
an otl.r, hankfuly received aud runciu
ally ausndsd to.
srEAN POWER.
For manuisciEiIng purposes caH be supplied
"a several descriptions 81 mech.nicS, IA the
? story Of iheit building. or on The ground
hnoT AZ very moderate seNi.
MhceLng NV II. rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
Wyi,Ir m. OI.DfIA,i.

ATTOKNEN AT l. \ ",
aRI Ill PRACTICE ia he C.ufi. oi Aier.lall
w Ty'ef. a. Ohio tnoniiss. Va 0FIIcr Al
IAE.u,LL {. II. Va. GRAsE Casa f,sr o,ricr
sep II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

81 h- wes kia'wn stand ~ les. Make S,uarv
NhSfo 40 - slWayr really 10 Napan tis tusi'in iefs
lnfs" vsofe iins iic Ntli iuu.ist AM ipt az iiY.
pltANfS ~ te sh,rlc.l tasl,rc. AL beng deter.
ain'd io EsNc GEE efai ss'isscn IA la. lariicu ai
aisnelt e. Ais nus.sess, lac would call nc aueaiion
81 'ho iuHiw 90 a NsfY fufcuur article If fairat
Lega T., Winch he has bc,n 81 considerably *
lsn-e a. pfirtife i'f ih.t pafiase. rpd s,hich BE-
tan 81 30 Ga iufnish r,sai A,w a. 90 pr cent e.,
h'n % ha, nscn duhe Sc asfsioiofe H. 'hsu tTs
"t'ii-a state 81 pohhr p,'r'ta 90. a,i ieti, cou-
hlshi he vii give rsnefsi satisfaction.
f.s-s.ns ,ti - ts.euffy sslttifr Wa.ef conveyed
if.. flufss ~ iiistt ri.nss Nd Le ptou,P..s
lueudtd g.. oci 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

'"ssihef "hh n fcnsfti assnrtmeul ~ Uai. ,t eve
" ns'c'ri'~n ha' Clso'. Sc. Persons wi,Irr o.
r''hA's ihe above sfiselss are fc.pcciuf, tr,tirt
|" give hi's call. 80 The f,o,a erm,fiy o,fur,d
sy '-An w sstfr. as Crrease Store 10, 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
THE MIG CHAIR Is BOUND no
FLOURISH.

Let ihnsc who talk ahoui
bfG Watches. MANNsorn
y OIL. Selling If 81 cosi.
&c. - sileni when hey see
,hs BIC cIiAiK At w m.
iIELDAffErs. UhoI,.4Is
ahd RsisH CIiEAP CHAIR
MANufACroRY. M i27
Main S.tett. ~hsfe he lcel :
CONSTANTLY Oh i'apjsand man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

: h Hey KEEP constantly OF hanl very 81.
~ itas,e a.ormtm q ,upstief Mah ssus
frprb ED nfs'.au G. ta.f-. 4 rh.ne th.its. sofas
faf cad rafd latle, pfc.,tE Buresp.. s.'isissd.
~ 81 sants. a.f"fied slEfi Together with sveft
hef snieic go lae la'ssi .iy r. orj hcsi hnishcj
ufnture ever olefta En- ip, 4 ~
t'lli sud MahpsapY Fss,asd - k,sr Ghsscs o
sVry ,arciy ani pntc f9sakthg ,ii-ss rlrcs { al
ses PfidaH aad rielofs fssn.e 90 haua AND
H,sie % pfdsr.
uif.oslefs wmei cousi.'inE ~ fsaiher nr,ls
f,'ssefs ai.d fiissss, Hat GOTTEN, llu-k S,fiug
lnd straw Mpntasscs, Is snkrss. QaIlis. e,,toiurs
Saektng ns,,pns OIL stah eoVets. Ilpof -eiih
s.ssss Mats ~ III iuds: toge'hss ~sA osey oihc'
s'teleso UVh5'stsfy wsfe. o. hsnd s'sd mlie q.
ossler
Vsn,iiao aua So, window Bl,na.; w,.do'
shades a rvciv safieiy and colofi ~ "a vil
te spld ~ sssy loN pfircs, an4 Warranted Of 90
Dssi spniily Ai.p AisuoGANy NkSEEE.. ia
( elo,h. NAaNsu, Sganish Aip.-. Mahaesn, Rupi,
s,nd rapcr Larts. Hugc. csstef-. nL'sn TEe
Ni~a. e n.lanty hu'd anh aid loN for cssu.
~ srrAN Bo.rs furnished with sytt, su,l
Of fanutpfe Al shou oiiee an4 oa me tcfy go,
'sfms s9f23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
aFCONOHy IS NFAITfI .

AN hatrrg manulattursd ~ fhn lime ai.
n kirts ~ iia's iha' 1rv usnaly ssfn. lnulA iy,.
eti7 rrre ihtH usuli. b, h,.ur.t aud etrcfisi.pe-
vo'kntn. whfth VII enable me - turn ,nt a ir,i
rae Hat ga sof zoe waning cheap ubd s,,i a..
"t'e. have hcen living in nis cry rt.i uisf,
y.srs add hunk ON suuiisd 30 plironaae Con
Homes NAn'ins fi,si faie VII iisa-c leave t,s.l
~sasnfg', and ln isA days iSY sh8l. buVc iase
seesdips Do order. wsrlntd nul io hnc.k.
Hsis snd & ips 81 all kiid. c1a.slanily on basa 81
~ chap Ila' anil Gao fsoity. cornof ui hsu
a sDi Usiau a.. whoSlihg. Nr
esi % SANiTFf. n IIARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
NEW PAIL AND WINTER Goops.
GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING sroKE d.

tOfHfF = Mum and Nonroo lStrcefs.
WHEELING VA

tOfnCr - Mum aad noaroc Sfresfx
WHEELING, VA. 4
htf.' hss just received is,n New Vol,
-. fhiiadslih 'a md is.ihuaofe an nnu.,.lt
- ~" ''a""'''' s'o, N"' fashionable Fail aud
W u'"f 0''-Ss new -, lee aaJ new pnc,.
HtNrr srenf several ~ trks ia ttc E-.,.,,,. .,,.
'''' a''"d'd nii he aucisns. aud therc ..l.,.e,
'f't so y ~ 9 ods ~ the loves, fate. a., .. /,
'ri VEL assured ihai rs,i ,iI,t my old ..,',.,.
l"' "'' f'''he 20 reo't-l a,o.h .bcaper B,t-a,n.
TIA" "'het hou.e Wr,t e he Ai.nnts.n.
N'~ . me r'ac 6s C:ea,lsas. g., p, .l,,,.t "A
Wa"i-soic- C,ad w.a,b.r q. la, ,r.,,.,.i.,,.
Nh'p ah viii iiid ~ essen'ialy neso.ssr, a La,.
ssf'sd snfla' Ui Winter s-i6innS
frht"s nsi.t c-i-idetairpn the hlrb,ess nj a.
'inss have takes utslsusi raig,- y, .ar,ha,e IN,
''''s's "u's cheaper than have svsid,he bsG fe
10" ii'i that fny rii,turr. h;y pa, A.. an,
cAsn. 'naies make ny rufs i..ses ies cs.h ~
ny own rf'cei therefore atn nho 10 scl lar cheip.
~ iian e,sr And Iow a. >iiU hie,d 10 IN
GOODS ga he Ray duNa rsin.iIls have no he.
''pn tpsay'ug that rsn give betisr hsrsa.n. Than
'oy ssin'''rhmssl "a his az ary c,hcr ely.
CLOTHS, CASSiNEREs. Ac.-My stock CON.
tisrs m rapoi iila,t Biuc Black Bton n. Poa,.. d..
,i.f'e Green and oihcf FslicF e,'ofed Road
'lhs hrouiiiuis ~ sifom 81 e $40 rr,d TfoncIs.
Ereiirh rnd Ametrh double rnil.d ara iwRisS
'nt'f odd p'nn Csssini rfS. 90 ~ - q y,sy ntef
H.'''f''"eni hoe - ios -d a.afhsbly ehea price.
fr,m 80 c.nsios 81 100 8, ui C4ssnsus III c.i.
r.s WjsirUs emf pfrss. irln thisit cents "a ,fe
.''Hl'r fi.oi snd B,a,t Ci0ds 81 40 t9,os col
qrsluss
NtSfiNCS- Ny ssch ct Vcslinrs :, iasrr and
'eruu.ui; aii cnt.te t.w si,les nnd sesy .iutabi,
pti'fn', su'h b. ls'd Nol,,, woo,,n Ncl,ci. hls
4 hfo. wlito. Mas ~. and va,iu. o,A,r kt,.d..
A0sthes naa Tio.L4dol, Bia.k i. Of tuttrt,,
4 quahue, = lotdai afttls - ntA,g EEpS
feiirh's iur Niufcf Wrar. iafge -ttk a. ofrsn
i L0fH fLsNNtis - az .or's; AtrAc4.dtus, 4
od P'afr; CHNrr and MrEiy DFco ~. CAtcoss
Nrstt>sni g NauHus 'ahei s.i,ies i"f Lsdiss',,e -
TAlLORs TRIMMINGS. a lstse s.a.t,,ne, !,
A. ~ tiv ah Nc Cood. ! - 10 s.if whuiessle %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
CARS CARS cars
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NAT AND car STO A.

Ca uuien .ffs 81 bear ihc Sout Ed 4 q
- ~ ihc Make ueu.e. -
DARE & uOCE. sis now manufacturing aso
vii kesr tcusisuty hard. lstee a,sui ,nt 900
HATS I'D CARS u the 6ne.t .,,ic-. anl nu,pu.
iseiutrd tom lhe hCst mai,siais Bph cl g. heiar
practical ilnt'fs. We mike and supsfnieiii the
rnaAins Of oil lhe Has ne sei O.f Cals ars rut.
chased lrim be most risuaiss Coz M.hui-,iutn
~ The Ls,'cru Cine. OF ace isesi pfic's.
Al iloso ga Naui ct eeuuine ntiiclc nnd lais.i
ssa them 30 uuf essi'iishniaui Which we tu'tnl o.
sskr hlpNa nnl islhsd vi BY az men. irlu
god usIk and ~ yficss.
'sp DARE 4 H0Gl.. Untlu 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
ELIAS EDMoNDs.

diEsD or WATER STREET)
= kSftCIFtLLf inGlSus ihe pui,l,c ihat he
has lp'i received m er cusiys ass-rin,eat a.
Ats ell fescrpIioUs. consisting ~ psn 81. f.IL,N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

oS tuAiNs, ffass Cbs,ss sss If,l,.
or a CHIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

nn nRLs lLNFFIn on ,s,,.,.t.,t|
HuU efsaishy PRYOE rArtI
ssy ~ iot Al-fsst = Woe U,,
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and aboa; sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Coliegeyie. This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best quality y-ffty acres cleared. ready for cultivation and about thirty acres enclosed for 3 woods pasture. Has on 1t hne new frame buil2 ding large and roomy; slarge0 containing the best fruit in the State good We'll and all tie Sta bles, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for house of Entertainment that there Is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars. persons wishing to rent or huy, arc referred to Col. s. M. Rutherford who lived on the paee last year. sd now at Coilegeyilie Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM, s. HUTT. ! r:.,. D..
 A.J.HUTT. Lans flock
 LifAs Rock. Eco. 2s, lslf 2i-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES A Xlnaraae,ra urasl iln. SclASalaEa

MERS. HARRIS begs leave to inform the citi. lvI zens of Little Rock, and the surrounding country, that her school re-opens on Monday neri.- Particular care is bestowed on the children com mit.ed to her charge. The mode of discipline pur- sued by Mrs Harris is one of uniform gentleness, calculated to produce the happest effects upon all dispositions Strict attention is paid 10 their nor als. Mrs. II. hopes that unrenittng attention, and
 faithful discharge of duty, will still prove the best evidence of her qualifications; and now returns her sincere thanks for the patronage she has received during the last twelve months.
 The course of instruction comprises all the higher branches of good English education.
 Mrs. H. would be pleased to form French class taught on the Oral System of Manesca. Terms made known upon application at the school.
 Mrs Harris has the honor of referring to the fol. lowing gentlemen, viz: Hon. B. Johnson, Col. A. E. Thornton, Col. Win Field, Mir. Win. F.. Woodruff. Col. 4. II. Ruther. ford, Elder ". W. Stevenson, Dr. Cunningham Coi.-L. Snapp.
 Little Rock, .fsg. 2s, ls46.-5l-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
PEOUGHS.

9 4 SMALL cast pioughs, with points extra; LF Rowiand's 6i and ' feet mill and cross cut saws; Aines spades patent straw cutters hay forks and rakes; grain crades scythe snahs garden hoes; corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails; anviis; vices; screw plates; sfedge and hand ham, mers; Hunts axes broad. shingii-s and axe hatch cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled kettles; shoe pincers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin, bookcase. and cupboard locks; car penters knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nipples; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw. flat and half round flies; coach wrenehes; OK chains; smooth jack, and ointer planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs, Sc.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. B. WAIT. April llth.-3i;tf
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25

W Wasl -.
nr A .. snsAxr.

Wfs6l gNss tiss hearta. and strong tha sninas, N l4css sshe Framed, in high ashHae. Ah4 AaAmnlssl leaGpe of 1sse ttss binds Our fais brosd smrise. stsss with slsss. anA Aese ssAsss FssAssnsns of she hcur.
 Aea. V the ai1spieioas task w2s dons. 1a solemn tEusi. the smoed ef power
 Was siten to Gsxys ansp0iled son. The n9h1e faeeis gcne; tke sans
 0E ffky yeafs have risen and set; mntihs bsigfR linlsn tlsose chosen ones
 so sisongly sargcd. arc brighter yet.
 iAe--es eus nssn free race inesea.e---
 Wida sIlaIi extend the elastic ciain, Aa4 hind. n syarlastinF peaee,
 State alisf state, mighty train.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
M. N. ALDRkCH

kHs W AEIDkAklh HAS just returned from the East, where he has HI been Tor some weeks engaged in selecting a large stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods suitable for this season and market-part of which he has just received per Arkansas No. I, and has now open. cd consisting ot to ssy
 7s pieces of the most fashionable styles; 10 :" furniture prints;
 doz paTasols assorted sizes; .-t Beizari:.s dress hankf; Plain black lava;
 Figureu do do; Fancy bafege tor dresses; American and plasd ginghams; Palka laces;
 Layse do;
 BonEs. ribbons,
 Bishop laun and cap netting; Plain and fig. iackonet; Fancy dress shawls;
 Worsted do; Plaid drills and denims; Gamba,r and red iannells; Whaiebo.se and pat. thread; Percussion caps and ivory combs; 10 turkey red;
 Apron cheeks,
 Bro. muslins and dsillings; dog. large cut umbrellas; do. cheap do.;
 ALSO: Fish hooks snd lines;
 Large assortment P L. hats; Gentlemen sewed eslis begged boots latest fash
 ioa;
 Gents goat skin brogans
 Children shoes.
 Half and fnli spanish saddles; bridles, martiRgales and stiuup; Leaihers and carriage whips; A lot summer elothen; very cheap; The residue of his extensive stocks, is on board the Arkansas Mali which Is daily expected and when she arrives. he invites every body. and parii- cuiariy the LADIES, to cali and see him, as he is deterlsined 10 kep up his character for selling he CHEAPEST and BEST goods in the City Little Rock. Apsis 18th. lsas.--3stf.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
Furniture.

YNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the l 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.sX
 IND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest ket price.
 N. B. Old furniture neatly repaired, and yarnsh- ed; CofIins made ai all hours. Prices 10 cores pond with the times. VIM. ANNEAR. Oct.S, le45. 4-u.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
z ACQUISITION OF TERRITORY.

Ths conquest of California by Commo. |esn SIoai. and ihas of New Mexico by Gen 1oeney, ~ill ai3d sn immense extent ol utI6Ey sboat 360, ,000, 900 of ofsqaare acres ko IT airsaGy vast possessions of the I1 GI11sA We may assume these prem - = aksolsisly positive; for no one ac-
 Wjlh the character of our people, M llsefr ntwly acquired taste for isrriso- 1errnpdjxement, with the importance oi - sequisitionss eotnnercislly and poli.i- |y, md wish tho inset and imbecils rule
 t 1fsxicD hss hitherlo exerted over
 m enscriAia much doubt of the final
 yc v tkoes provinces. We have seixed nu Nt5 the strong arm, in pnrsuance of Y 1&ts rights of belligerenss, and no
 cf tnlurs occurrence is likely to relax - nm, or prevsnt thsir ultimate incorpar- - 1n into our confssjenry of soscreieniies. Dolaar .Nsps Pager.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
Te the PuhIie

To the Public.
 DILLJOHNS0Nw wouidre- HemM Dspectfdlly inform the pun 784Es&zH% lie that he is now prepared with
 first rate CuTiage, and also, good Baggage Wdgons, for conveying passengers and their baggage to the
 Hot Springs. He can accommodate four passengers with their ser- wants, and any quantity of baggage. He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract for with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own privsse carriages.
 As driver his skill and attention to the safety of his passengers is well known the travelling public Hs charges will be in accordance with the hard times. He can be found at all times by inquring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House. Little Rock, April n. iS4+-si-n
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
A Card.

gTyHE undersigned has taken the well known store u recently occupied hy $. II. Tucker. Esq. for the purpose Of conducting and iransacting an Aue- ton and CommissioH business. He begs leave of the pahlic, generally. to express hope that his long experience and fidelity ia the above Aas;aess, vii secure him the patronage cf his friends and the com munity. He is now fully prepared to receive con signncnts of any description whatever. Safes win De effected at any and all times, at the .Aaction Mart" upon Slaves, Real Estate. Merchandise, Household Furniture, t<c. &e. Returns made imme- disiely aftef sales with prompness. Liberal advan ees will be made upon eonsignmfnts whea reaaired. The Auction Msrt wili have regular sales ca Mon. day, "Wednesday, and Saturd>yf. and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eveniags.
 f.R. TAYLOR. March as. Ss.--n1s--iy. ls-
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
Lands for Sale,

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 Ev ARKANSAS AND MISSISSIPPI THE subscriber offers for sale 10 0U0 acres Of N Land, in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas: Say HPmpstsad, Serier, Cians, Dallas, La- flyetts Uaoa. Sc., in quantities to suit purchasers. Also, in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say, the counties of Dessto, Marshall, Tsnica, Pa noia. Ysltabtsia. Chocta,e. Iaiiahatehie, Holmes, Hiads, Wdshiagioa, Carroll, and Yasoo. Town ship maps of portion of these lands have been pro. cured, taken from the original surveys showing all the water-coupses, Sc; and the undersigned has been at the expense of procuring competent persons to examine many of these lands by quarter sections, and furnish field potes ol each quarter, being mi- mute description with diagram of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms, five payments, one fifth cash in hand. and residue one, two, three and four years: equal pay inents, with interest from date of sale.
 N B. Persons having plantations lying in the neislbefhood of these lands, can be called upon, who will show them to those desirous of parchas- ing Further information can be had by addressing (posi paid, Bowers & Co.,, Memphis, Tennessee, or Wm. II. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas
 VIM. H. BOWERS. August l9th, 1916. 49-im-tf
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Groceries Ac.,

Groceries 6c., "M. VANCE k BROTHERS, Main street, W have received by late srriyals and offer for sale al the lowest rates--
 50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 80 bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 Bbls White Loaf Sugar
 l2 Bhls New Orleans MoIAsses,
 Bbls Sugar-house Molasses,
 l50 Sacks coarse Salt
 Co Sacks 6ne Salt,
 2S Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole half and quarter kegs. Rife Pow. der, Drop and Buck Shot, Lead. Nails. Iron. Ae , All which will be sold wholesale os re,ail--ss low as can be got aa the city FermS CASH. Little Rock Jaiy IS, is45 a4-n
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DR. $. M. WERB,

HAVING returned to the city. offers his servie- 14 es c the citizens of Little Rock and surround ing country in the practice of Medicine, Sargery and Obstetrics He intends to devote himself to tlvt practice of his profession. His office is on Main St.. in the building formerly occupied by B Line beaugh deceased; where he may at all times be found unless professionally ahsent
 Liitie Rock, .4rks., Septsmbor, 23d, 1916
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EekbI7oas Ep5xssa sw-As iass cattle '|11 Ii sH.j0r Ph;zasy. sdss;;s.ssss ko D6rNaebie Pafriof, received the iiFsl
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AMERicAs. FLouR IN SEye.ASp.--T The ". E Jbsrsai cf Commerce states ,ha, an Eng 9sh merchant who is in that city buying
 gead ssufIs. says that American fonr 5aryels [se e1scting great revolution in tho trade
 ksse. The practice from time immemorial, fas been to sell flour in very large and ia- konyeuient bags, and the trade has been con- |ned to the miliers and the meal men. But - gssss beauty and convenience of the 1ncrican barrels, have brought grocers to
 Sxe np the business; and he saysth now 5e has ordsrs for filsy barrels week, from lea1efs who never sold four at all. The EakIish cannot counteract this, for they have &o free spiisiing ash or other timber from Ekich e make these beautiful barrels. So
 - thiak, sdIs she Journal, the repeal of the
 sxiish Curn Laws will be something to us
 Err everything sc us; home market for
 Y supply Of eighteen millions of mouths.
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