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The Arkansas banner., 1847-05-05
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Aa4er fFoan vera CruK.
 By the steamship Massachusetts we hay. Vera Cruz papers to l3,h.
 Nothing certain was known at Vera csu. relative 10 the position of the Mexican army
 Santa Anna and Gen. La Vera were said to be between Vera Cruz sad Jalapa, with 1900 men.
 The castle has undergone a thorough cleansing.
 Tine steamship .Nee Orieans arrived q, Vera Cruz from Tampico on the l2,h. hay. ing on board company of Regular Infantry from Forf Smelling, and Mir. M. Y. Beach of the New York Sun. Mr. B. was recently from the city of Mexico. < Maj. Gen. Patterson had recovered 70 as to be able to assume the command of his division.
 4 black man name Kirk, from the United States, was convicted of committing . rape on Mexican woman, and of oftbeft--was hung on the 10th.
 The Palmetto Regiment was encamped near Vera Cruz, expecting to leave fer the interior in few days. Gen. Scott and staff lef, for Jalapa on the l2th, escorted by Col, Harney's Dmgoons. They expected to be up with Gen. Twiggs, in two or three days
 Alyarado port is now open for trade.
 Gen. Worth was expected to leave Gcs the Anterior on the l4th. Col. Wilson of the lst Infantry, was 10 remain in charge of the city and castle The sloops of war .7i6any and German toien, frigate Raruaa and Potomac, flag ship .Hissisappi, and steamers .Splfre and Viren with bomb vessels in tow, had sailed for Tuspan.
 The Petrel, Bonita and Hecla also sailed The object is to take possession of Tus- pan, 10 be effected by landing the sailors and marines at convenient point.
 The Eagle contains q proclamation of Gen. Scott calling upon Mexicans to remain quietly at their homes, and at the same time invites them to furnish provisions for the ar my and receive cash therefor.
 The 2d Reg't. U. s Artillery. Lt Col Bel ton, left Vera Cruz on the 18th
 The Mexicans are supplying the city with an abundance of provisions.
 Mr. T. J. Lott Of Coyington, Miss, died at Vera Cruz of his wounds.
 Santa Anna was said to have Jeff the city of Mexico on the Is, April, to superin,ead the operations against the army from Vera Cruz.
 Later from Mntamoras,
 By the propeller Trilm6ui we have Maa- moras papers of l4ih inst.
 Some fellow has abstracted l500 dollars from the strong box of the subsistence de- partment at Malamoras
 IL is proposed to establish public school in Matamoras. 1 The North Carolina Regiment is encsmp- ed g miles from Camargo. under command of Col. Vain.
 Geo. W Barnes, ist sergeant, company \. and J. J. F. Stokes, 3d corporal, company, E. North Carolina Reg't have died i Maj F. W. Abbot, of the Mass. Vol, has been placed in command of the troops al Matamoras. by order of Col. Cushing
 The first division, forming the right wing of the Kentucky Louisville Legion, arrived al he Brazos SL Jngo, bound home. The jeff wing was also on the way to tie Bfazos but had not reached Camargo whea last ] heard irom.
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ACard.
" As GAS -"E
 Sseretary Pro. Ten.

Ite Hon. Wm. C. Scorr, Judge of ihe 34 Ju- dci, Circuit in the State of Arkansas having just adjarne the circuit court of Green county, in the frstIudicia circuit for the State aforesaid; We, tho undersigned, residents of said county having witnessed his official conduct and social intercourse wt the citizens of our county, during the scssien of the court. desire to express, pubieiy satis- faction therewith and we hope that the hardships which he encountered on his way here, may be partially compensated by the assurance of our esteem of him as man, and of oar confidence in him as a.Judge.
 Given under our hands, with the request that the above may be published in the Banner, and any other paper published in the State that may think proper to copy, at GainsyilIe, April 18th. lst7.>
 Wm. Smith, ]. B. Ragsdaie.
 Henry Powell, C. C. Jones,
 Jas. NJ. Cooper, Jas. Clark,
 H. F. Allen, Vim. Lewallen,
 Jno. NJ. Mitchell, John ". Swaia,
 r Bnuow, D. Shaw,
 W. K. Starr, H. Meredith.
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"Soee nc from my friends.n-" Facing the foe and trying to rally his meu, he was killed withmany wounds -, the eulOgist of Col. Yell. And the Gazette thinks .'these simple words of . biother. .in-srns are worth all the ealogies which will ever be written by the peculiar guardians of his fame and reputation at home" This exPfes- sion is selected as the strongest out of letter ll ing half dozen columns of his paper, in just6ea- ton of bis assertion that his Buena Vista cores pondent did not nisrepresent Col Yell. or anf por ton of the Arkansas Regiment. In what light can this expression be viewed, but that Col. Tells reg imept vas in full retreat when oyertaken, and he, unsupported by bis men, slain by the enemy: 1t ad- mitsof no other rational meaning But what are the facts of the easel Has not every one who witness cd the fall of Col. Yell, borne ample testimony that he fell la chaTge apoL the enemies lines-rePul- sing the enemy' Aud. although his charge was fa- tai to himself t was successful for the eoun- try and whether his men, under his immediate command. were as well disciplined as others-this desperate and successful charge was the first indi cation during the day of change favorable to the aspect of affairs in the American lines.
 That letter charges neglect. from San Antonio last fall to the time of the battle, not only ,o Col Yell, but 10 nearly all of his officers. in not drilling or exercising his men; and, while it depores Col. Yell's death. holds him not only culpabie for the loss of his own life, but makes him responsible for all those who fell undsr his eommand-for, either his inability. or negligence in teaching his men tactics. production, regret the apparent necessity to tice the remarks of the Gazette. in justification of his correspondent but NC have doubt this mat ter will, in due time, be presented fairly before the pubic, who will be the best judges as to the pto- per style in which the brave dead should be eulo- glzed,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-05-05

S5e The .'Louisyille Legion" were at the Brazos on the ssh ult, on te return march. We think 1t than probable nat our own brave boys will return, in the course of six or eight weeks.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-05-05

OJ-0ur friends, of the NeT Orleans Delta, will see thai we have drawn ai geiy upon their valuable paper. for dur latest war news. The Delta is first gate paper. and we most eheerfuiiy recommend Ii
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Collecting Agent.

 We have authcsized Mir. J. NJ. BUTLER, to col feet, and receipt for, all money due the Banner, either for sab.crpiOn or adyertisiag. in the follow Ing counties;
 Saline; Hot Spring; Clark: Hempsiead; Lafayette; Ssfier;
 Union; .-.- washits,
 Pike; MoatgemeFy, Dallas; Jefferson, Bradley; Arkansas; Desha, Chicot; Also at Fort Towson; M't Lebanon; overioB; Montoe, wheeock, aud Lanes P. O., La; and m the Chociaw Nation.
 We recommend Mir Butler to the kind attention of our patrons and earnestly hope they will be pre- pared to make payment on presentation Of then accounts.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have sent to each Sheriff in the State. subscription to raise funds to erect mon ument to the memory of the officers and soldiers who fell a, the battle of Baena Vista, and hope they will act promptly iu The matter
 D. E. Greer,
 A. F.. Thornton,
 Geo. C. Watkins.
 C.P. Bertrand,
 l.. J. Reardon,
 Committee.
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Gt-we are requested to stae that the Post Office at Fair Play has been discontinued
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We have several communications on hand. soae of which will shortly appear
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Little Rock, May 5,h, ls47.
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Little Rock 3d May, Isl7.
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STEAMBOAT SIGNALS, FOR PRE-
 VENTING COLLISIONS.

The following proposition to~esiabllsh a set of StexALs, is suggested by an old and experienced steamboat Master, and first ap. peared in the St. Louis Republican. IL is SC simple in its detail, as, if followed out to prevent entirely the recurrence of collisions, by which so many lives, and such an amount of property is every year sacrificed. We hope to see it adopted throughout the valley of the Mississippi:-LoS. Demoevai.
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TRIBUTE. .OF RESpECT.

At called meeting of Lyuchiurg Lodge No. II.
!. r.. Marc l7th, 1917, tie I'LL virg pa anil lc
and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
We are callel again 10 wccpaud rnourn. The badges
Of sorrow have just been laid aside and the occ sion or
renewed %rei is presented 10 us.
Unexpected and awnllf. tho arrow ha. been sped
from the hand q" 1cah, and It's fatal shaft in6Ard in
pure and beloved Object.
truly good man has fallen; Verify, n.blc brother
has lccn summoned 10 the tomb.
The lamentations of the bcrcaved wife and the cries
Of athoess children touch our deepest scnsibcs and
wiring our hearts.
Our entire Lodge participates in the general sorrow
and feels most truly lis great loss
Brother +. c. Laachfr died on the morning Of III {
18th instant, in The midst Of his family and friends
lie !cf, to us he legacy Of good name
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Asffns NARAlTs.
<rtesstJ,s rs U#eh .,das irii,g. March 10. ~
ny M,Ierici Il Lee,

ny M,Ierici Il Lee,
fteus ad Ctnnr',stn .,utie1is
f'taeee New ers. inferior. 10 r's. n n ,25 !;
c'mnen | 80 Ia 90, g a.,b hnc 2Jn IL 80
l.c"f Il latte ipi.tst :; q tes,e, CsmII.1 sUt
'.ro SHIPPING iee 10 $50; NJ hri.c;riiur p,ta =.
~ I" - ru,. t.t0 10 IN stem.. eomu,n. TOO
= - god u to go,
iiel -ilr usia'i,ns ,ei, lm,tl- hut llnl, arr,-
only - haul rel,c,, d ,uing The Nrok Sales
snail ie, vest n' 5.l.l.
UAtat-.R,d u White lis
G'aia-toru - els. lor bosl.c /, Oai. 81 / cs;
Shcai Dat 20 81. ri loutud pounds.
thtef aud Gttts Seals Clover Seed SOS nor
hn-hl iA III quanir, they becoming moe scarce
".'h An Increased demand trm the cunry 'rH,oih,
seed 3.W ler huhel, llrds Grass Seed 62i cents per
ttsh'l Orchard Glass s,cd 900
fap.stehs-- Baoon--hut lle received duf,nl tn,
"crh=S. l. hagcbccn abtiin,l aeaiand no, $,
good Ri To- eons,i Com meal 81 tn I'll cent, per
ln'hel al Potatoes - t. -, cts per hugl,,l
thh Noun in mst.e', cxaem Marketel. which m
held a. W25 tr NJ 3 small no ~ 3 l4rg,. anL s..
90 II No
1ator In demand u, ~ CENTS
Brandy pie continues .,arcc without much
eIaqge. being denanl - IL a, cent. per .,ll..
HhR.g l.. Al : to y -.
JoitH ru9.s.-.lsta lsl %.
hea-liat In searo srd ar9rh in dp.na41 SD $
tvs" asll lnc'is At 5s5r.r,5a, Pc lr.a So to s}o
Per ton.
i.saca ga salsu7oo7Il c,.. r,r galho.
Hee5N M seles We gao'e - yelre, E, mmon 70
superior > Gems
~ 6o6s- A,ng elsiios.
Faia=-ro' lit.io demand. and Itch, stock "
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lia hal 'nspt - Is. la M WI : as Ms aa4
Il u,'ifSlt .inEtli, AID rrIc'ufinI, rsrulns.
In h.m WE ieiunll, llend,.l lhr Nfluts.f GA IL
wsiP aud in hsNalk and {, ny, lsaii,n and Dies ii
active ecncyelepse aud clut.t ho fnfhatc5li, M
exemplary ibid felew
IL iohcn eteet er,t i,t his las ard t,aIcc, IN
memory be- II Resolved. Fl##
l.. That " ID cordially cnndur with ,ht fnnil,
and Trend, e." Tho iec,asd. uron mm ;s bereavement
fall - anctineA.
2nd. hat tha mcphers Il The 'olse. ntrr the t.ual
hade oi mourning fr the saee Il lhnli -, and tlal
the charter aud chairs bc cl.ahed iwttals
III. That 'er> ii these Proceedings b. scut IL the
witan Il our DEPARTED nibef
III. ltu Nc mlllr1aa ina bsy 10 the family IT'S
l'nco oil The deceased aud a,icuj Ia, lunelul ard In.
rial.
oh. That the ne~ ap,r~ ri ,ur Town. anil e Rich
mond and 1t Columbia It, renn,ss,s. lie respectfully 1e
qua sled TO publish these Proceedings.
f.Ntisci inlm IA, MINUTES.
NATHAN SCllOOlFiELp
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NI.tS COUNTY

Moss i1a1S | aaolt Shark lsnft .,vt nv Gun
mnhc1tiDn n n,eruan hc. Use ihr sd ret unc,i IN
if'ei 10 Hanh 81 luat tafers, VIM afei not pih,1n~
be a"arr ii the strong ascis fr Tic pp -, nj move
;heni, N tflard ia neA County f part, e Camp
h'li, Charlotte, Hsfis and pii.s,lvnni Notice. Ia,
hen posted Al the tuufteaSs 81 each oi tie Counties
preparatory II hololns poll al the nat Spnne E'cc
t"ns TO "si The sepse a the people within tho hannd,
upon 'le subject Smatld m7''tt - tur e.suui
ihe mai Legislature afc,y naiuse To- staai II
lie urs c"inmnn ',lutviha nrras Il taN,s H. the
is"n III M" cuuhes, Is IN Tins great, nalihel
hy 'he llei that me u the most wealth, and nilu,n
tai gentlemen roohnea oh, rlac, designated as
'9uhiN Seli) have pledged themselves sui scribe lib
ersiiy towards The public Improvements. should The eoun-
% fntf he writer Is aware 81 several Nho have
pledged themselves 10 the amount # $500 each, but :
manN noe vii yet subscribe the amount viii b. made
ha.mn. At The precincts IN the day ieloction
Ne asiancr which the peopl, Il The ncighhouh~ds,
included within the bonds o,ho SAID Couuiy hay
Ia ifa'ri 10 Court Is oneut the prime III desire
In have new c,unl, The distance frun the central
folni, i'roehneal Ia tampe Covu l,u-e il - miles: To
Charlotte =; IL siafN Il or - anl 10 pius,lvania
IL, 'Iis nrilun ct IL le l 4 ihe = ueu, mt,
taNri - mites 10 Count
he. tsa c'nrIu, Il etnt),mtn. ais v no Will i'm
mejairly up'n the iollnatiun ,ta new County. r,m.
niece the building # ldu acnsS Stauuton at I.rn
neal Tor ihc benefit # taese living the ohcr site II
such III MAS not in contemplation. think the fact
oi having 10 cni-S Stannlon River would w. a valid OBJ
econ II The new County. mismuch ~ H. oceas.onall,
ta1i NrIA EfeA.) Is hsh ruoueh e Itt>rnt i,sfyipg
- shNi TIM. Bet Is have sid. i 1rU.e# vii h
mn "tet alsiru-led making It e,t,aIsat IA .l'
tn :" CO. al the smallest pla lie e>j,. =as5Inr
sH.nF'd l. III 'Nr'ase L. Pc~oa> tho utit sle M
dieaoa'ee i tnut sill aom Tier haars NJ present
Ia. '>''" ieF'', sis.s3' during tt sumner u7ua,,
a ! .,ug.l
tA'i tbat thr Isolated sltuailoaet THIS ,ar, ii the
N'ar, rs Wfah distance 10 bu,l,ss .llu,s aed many
MINOR ''e a1ea''nrcs render II incumbent upon The
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Esaxis Il Patrick

III NlNG formed partnership for Tho m,r,ss,
conducting general
GROCERY and COMMISSION BIISLSrcS
IN tho town of l,y4eh5a,g. would bcg hayo I,
n',n 'hu'f friends and the publ, generally thai they
'ua' AZ all ''ms keep Oh hand well selected stock .,
FAMILY GROCERIES. DRY GOODS. HATS.
=. BOOTS. SHOES, &e.
,hry wll also keep good stock Of Liquors. viz; Apps
pfa"dy' ffeach Maud Rom. NhIskey. Wines. and !,
s2hel'L article OF old Rye hskoy. And MS we shall
ell exclusively ur Cash o. Barter We will Offer great
'oocc''e''s 70 all those who may favor us with call
John ~. Hasis,
Having been enoneed tr srverpl yrars ,-st /, N.
COMMISSION BUSINESS, wall rive his undivided
attention 10 the sale Of
TobAttO, HoER, UHElT, CORN
B3GON L~iRD.
Or any Other hind of pr,lnco that may hc m
trusted To our care. Ionsng.a the same time. tina, IN
eNor'"n On onr part shall be lacking 10 rive perfect sat,
sioion 10 all Those who may favor ns nh their MIR H.
az.
out house lsorposito 10 the Culn House OF Granite
bn''''"g' JOIN ~. DAVIS.
WM J. PATRICK.
by rcrmsslonwo would beg leave Ia refer to ,Iv EI.
lowluu gentlemen
l.rvan' 4 TmAcy. Mcdaniel & Lee, c rep,h,w B,y.
lay after DAVIS, tollnrb X Co. Turner 4 Bur
well, }. y NJ llollus NJ H. l.ayinaer 4 Co. Roset,.
\ Waller. l.ynchmrg
apt james NJ Williams Danyillr
.ha!l's w. Ward. ESP, Pig River, Pil,syI,unIa.
pl. Edward =. Williams. lhlilas
!, I, Watson, E,'i., pulrs Cour, House.
James Claer do
MHrrh I'm i,
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.Nr'srS. Edt0'S 1t IS not my purpose to oncumh,
youI pages with account of the dsc sSor hir iouk
place al Amherst Ct. llo.. on la>i Mcnlav between
MrsSIs. Goggin and l,akr. desire simply IN STATE,
ior the information 81 The friends oi The trner onen,u
"ho we're mol present on the occason-lha the Triumph
claimed l2r Mr lahc, in editorial II the last Lynch
burg Republican. Is as Imaginary toe alnsl,us
In Mr.. Guggln coarse and undiQnfrd 10 have
shouted hoz,nnas Ia Mr.. l.eahe. and to have sunr
rrtn {" victory. when oy portion Of The discussion
acknowledged 10 have been heard will in The estimation
# wise men he sci down rs ''ihc Judgment uignoanc, !"
No ono who heard the reply of Mr.. Gocgn and saw his
c,'fn"nr reclng aud staggering under the stunning
blows iuilicied upon him endorse the Rrpublran
notice. without beng guilty OF 1.-THE caunny o malice -
Mr.. Ggg1n acquitted himself on that occasion. as he II
ways does, IN manner highly honorable hms II * in
1h highest degree satisfactory t,hls friends Ncih, The
Haiem luency" Of Mr. L,akc, nor the reckless state
mems If his titus .'chatcs oflhe Republican can avert
the doom Ia which the honorable gentleman +, destined
Mach l9h. plr.DMOAT
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4 coon .iIEI)ICLSY

hsT1R IT1rsI. NaTcN II, I'IB.
In. G.. BENJ. Smith:
DEAR SR1ast W, elk started Seneca county, with
lasf lot OF lat sheep, and being exposed all night tn
car. watching tlein, took cold. that hen
arrived at New ioik, my neck ytla and bad violent
pain in my head As as disposed Of my Sheep vi.
obgcdo attend To MY health, | obtained box tf sour
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills, and after taking two does.
was entirely relieved am well known in the interior and
western part of his State, and shall always he pleased
commend Your Pills. Yours Sc. T. AI.NOItD.
Oh'c rs Greenwich street Gaigc brick block J
q Always ask for c Improved Indian Vegetable Pills.
- And see that G.. Benz Smiths wilton with pen
The bottom Of the box.
For sale in Lypei,irr, by
JOIN l.. SEAY, DruSsia,
March 22-Gm m Agent f1r the Propiietor
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RicuHoNp. March 10Th, ISL.
Ia Mc Edtols II Ne knnchhnc Ie..iA.nL.

70 The Editors Of he Lypchbn4 'ugipia!
\ Tvs days agu, at ibe r"quc, ofn, friend. Mr.. Tuus
tall. the dee from ri sylrauia lno,od in tic House
oil Delegates ,rc consider the by which the Rich
mond and Eanyille Rail Road bill had at a f,rnor dav
9een rejected This act Of private and parliamcn,ar,
courtesy, constantly nerchangod in the proceedings Gi
legislative bodies, between molbers holding the most
opposite opinions h s---as / learn with surprise and
regretleon wholly misunderstood both as to It's motive
aud cfecls-and subjected 10 great cr, plain. on
the part Of many OF my feowcitzens Of the town OF
l.ynchburg With no desire to be exempted from any
the least responsibility in the relniscs respectfully ask
that until my return home. the caadid public will abstain
from opinions alike groundlss and unchariabe shall
seek early opportunity to meet my accusers face to
face and hope 10 satisfy such Of Them as are just
and Generous that they have done me great wrong
{. l.. MOSBI,
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I'D FNPft ifiIiA invites the attention # Pnrcb,-
d Sfs 10 his Stock ai PIANO FORTFS. at tho
Above fs1ilasn' H. feeling confident t,l they Will
give satisfaction IN every respect. All his Pr ms az.
"arAnt aal sold On H.a SUBJECT returned if not
good.
ton9aal add'ols enable him 10 present at all times
III ccustfa5 rncnt embracing all tic st, les Of ni,
both If Il sewdo1 and Ma" auy lcalso ois tx sails
PAN" forlrs from greater variety If makers than an
NJ o' Establishment IN The State thus ali riding the great
eel advantages Ia the way q, selection He is asl SOL
A"cn for the hest and most celebrated makers in hi
country aud in Germany.
No one can nun the least risk in purchasing Piano Of
L. II. lays They every thing he represents hoin
10 be. Po"ta sweetness and lrauey Of tone are hap,
ply blend j. and elegance, s'e end durability Of work
manshir ne in the highest state The art 4 written
waraL.y is given with each Instrument sl by him.
S'dcs from the country att ndod with the greatcsA
duncualiiy. and Ladies and Gcncmon residing at dis
lance assured that Wheno he is favored with orders
rp letter, is no less his practice han his interest," to
send snch instrument will hear the slctcst scrutiny
Prices (ncludng packing 500, $3.50, $3.50, $500.
$3.50, $3.50. 1913, $500. and upwards
7. II. 1. keeps Musical Instruments, ia
general Of The brs' quality 4 large Stock Of Classical
and Standard MUSIC always on hand and he is c,u..
SANITY receiving Me newest Publications.
Dee. 3l-s-.s
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.lNcfiOss Notice.
2~G S0
Hsss5,ss Sz5kszA
7 @ ~ ~

1--WE ffsrhcts'sl cst.irac In sell Co ds. w.ilrsS
regard 'nc'. ,rn, TN - n spriI at which tina
ihs ef'fo SICK hand will ~ sid atauctl,p v,o.s
#ftseryc.
he Stock IS sill large. consisting IN part II fass.
meh-' Summer Cloths Csssinst. krutncky and C.n,,
ny Jeans. Ganhroons, Linen Drlines t,rsss L,nro.
Linen She'd ngs.a great variety al Yesny. ~aue Hns
sehis ttasais sticks Linen Cellars and l,sans NJ.
Sfo ,bitog, blankets. Hats, Shes. Silk and Giayhar
lntiellas. *. &c
Tho Indies are invited In examine their stock of ana
he' SWISS and Bohneli Edgings and Iusertings Cs,s
Nuts 'aoe Ms; Gloves; Hosiery; Silks; Cashmcres
Mniinsi Bafages; Bazarncs; Lawns Taron's Jscono.,
r'or, i9shs large summer Shaalsscarf, Neck Tics:
i',e'Nlo N't S,ionhei Ribbons Paraspls, and many
other articles suitable tn the srason all Ut which will h,
s3ld nj tRIeIT SiGRltfCES until the Is, III Apr
MEE tliANfS are requested In call and esslnin,
the Stock oi God which they think one Vi tho lary..
AL lest as tiod aswa uloa tn, narke, wi,iyu.
t=.ivr.
Terms liberal AMI made known on tho sav If -,Ie
BAfiS, COi.lIOUN & Co.
Sal, to he coaj"-;elhy Charlie, Phelps, Auc,ioneor
March = via
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i,nPO OK T.aN'r

LHPORELNF
p'N6 i HnNlF&, having disp,,,d If th,il stock II
''n"ls, Oltm / frmpt" 10 ia tnnl,) arc am iu. IA,
',c n their bu,icss IN this par and therefore request
~ h d.d h. them, sonr nfl aud settle tb.,, account
az 'Heaf' day 81 Of ef"isr thA vii bt lpt into the hand
" az attorncy t collection.
H"'h' w2ln II
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SOUTHWESTERN Raj, ROAD.

HcSAs. idiorS-ln Your paper # the lth inst spca,
na Of the passage Of, HE James Rivtr and kansu La Ca
nal Mll. yen remark. ''uur citizens indulge in ne
VAN regrets, but take steps, NJ onrc facilitate inter
course with the Southwest Permit me To offer few
remarks upon The proper plan securing that intercourse
II Is self evident, that the Canal being completed l.,
buchanan 1t " II be the interest If the Stat. 10 make
that point The rmnus II the South western Turnpikc
i that plan oi improvement is persisted in-uni ii is
equally evident that (wator carriage, being vastly mon,
ee1nome3 than transportation on Macadam2,d r, al !
re construction and Naealamiln4 the road from Sarn
10 'Nnchag must utterly fail Of securing he iriae from
that p'n tlconly tcasli. meausothiir ru2 the trad
Of the Southwest To yuebu. IS Ia construct l rtal
Ia salem, with view 10 lis ultimate ,Nl,nsun 10 Ten
nesseo lhecost of transportation . Raj Road. hiuc
Is small IS It's upon clH !, the rip w,uld ,ahe tic
direction ii .,nchrg instead &C buchanan yen III, ~
rival road should he constituted In the latter ucc IN,
distance being greatly IN l,or Of lie former. Tins is
RI o Vial importance 10 lhc people Il l. cburg and
believe that enrc ontond npou b, them. 1t would in
sure tn" abandonment oil the Turnpike the pari 81 lh
State. Ga rm of improvement far behind the age and
cause the substitution o Raul Read in It's place which
being III ne. il i, difficult 10 estimate the amount ol trade
and travel which would pass over the line. lncrc,
ilrw out these suggestion, in the hope HAT they MAY
indncr some allcr pen 10 Prosecute The subject.
ROANOKE.