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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
rARkANsAs BAN NER PUBLISHED SSSzEKs-s- vrtRDOv A. GARRTTT. -grEE DOLLARS A YEAR IA4 IN .sDT.sNcE.
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
Frsm the Aassa .sncrseaa cad lee C St4ses Cazeiis
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 { Tear far veal. "MenS evil rlsst.nsrs live in ksasx, tAeir virtue We writs ln water. ''- Shssesgarsrs --(sreen b. the turf soaFe ihee" Neal, Aod aas 're1s n'tT tsee twIne. Tor 'es daA deatk raskei seal Nlih rlcheE gems f4aa thaRe- There srs thousands ui4e rsgref thee. Who only kaew iat name. Bsf rsere. -ao'A ;se'cT ie-rei thee, With friendships holier elaim- Wen miss thy graphic sketch, Neal, Drawn wlih sech nlasbsT a9; Bot mage, we Il miss ttiyseii. Neal Ali Et-utlet~ss of heart. Associate Nfih hsast hold nirsh,
 We long have belG fbee ecar. for ttsoa s.sst givea isagsier hirth. Where ness thoa sriug st a tesf. Brief b. ihe wfsFds above thee- Neal, That chronicle tssy fall, For aH who knew. tiia love Gln. Neal. As. living. tboa siIdsl Ai And dsogslihg heaVsls NIra sorrux-- As flowers wilbouf ihe sgn. Wen Eaiss thee. s1t each mgfr0w. 'Tih we foiicW-csfie tv ere.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
. 4 Lentr from Enn. srn,t-

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 1 .a' Htt Af Anger tr.z ttse O.. .a.f slea. i a' 'al NscS as&.g. a5 several rrestt'ss ,. 's--" ni James Ttl8sf.ssar. a z,rlys,, ol ' -- @"s .m~si ct ArSllrry I~t fss sss sanee A,iatvi 'eigsssed hss hzla;s Tnis ts an sr- . F saf@ pi i4ss segIla= cut hla tune leas, i,e ~. isaeFsFt d 4fsgssrgea. tefcTe eoshruea t., ,ss. ''''9s -- military .ssslp}Re hlsssly gsrar, '''e%''se 2 H. ,,as aecsase t.saas T,,fs v.,skA. ,. ''t- h-ii-E sali}1f and n@s5ss man. auss "- ars ast VsTafaai many psfsse@ of r4rs h. ..t- -- .l oar rarss. Bot 3a ii ,s a,lrees ths, ... r7Aasf4HU' taa~ serHS,l-s agatns, t,erfs,ryu- --+'''fF fs'Y- f. the nssa sn mad hy rna ,- 's s-rSeesu esr8.kc45e ts ssszG esI.r1 -s.,. . -a' 7a's .1fsei coss sra srs fsYe ar..ls. es ... lai,isans h.n lf he sily,ald zs,es orst,. len. i''e se'tefs yDu saeiss.a, and remain tys
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 RiNtlELD SCOTT.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
10 QNarre.l. l.ng.

he Loaisfllie t7zcser, spapsr of Hati-w@z- Crea- TsEior-ie party principles, ~ de@s |" his cogeagas of tss LouisTl-le Jszsaal ia ;hs talowiag f4sAian When.prsnliee is So ready ts charge the errors ei othsrs, as ta1fls. &e a psoYeF thai he ssoEld ss SA4a sF is ass s-as rAsraeEe1 Ths CSaTser says he has acie2 an. Esl esz,iR4s is eel eH the Seeasiss
 We hare san expresses si heavy expense and the Journal has sseakl8giy sn1 Ese@Ey ErAiis Eizl- sell os ths inf0-matsen they brought, sns sl the same Buse nss eRiF rrszs@9 sa gire es ths proper erel, eg1 snozyore9 10 arrara from tse Ssesig c. ear enterprise Aaa yet alta0ag ga sAewea gp ias S@Ngep1fzole and a;sa0aor1bse transactions ei eur Reighhe-s h tssr t-ss T lt ws woald esiz~rai with thern- Our helghturs save hss9 buck t@ar ya- ps- and awaitea tte issue si oar mornings s-luen ier ;ae FurPsse ct esPyi8g news from s, iOs wtsea Il refused to give us cFeii; hxre hrioe- Begress to come 10 eas sfkee ,e t0 heg. bay steal oHe ef car papers containing tlsey sss 1r@a so fert4Hste io ertatn, and seen guilty ei saz-y sgaaay mean ana ei-ry actions fswaras ns ana yrs, altAaBga ws cverhaale3 fsaaEa they aesorvsa- we wea}8 Bos qusrrci w.fh them. We huve nsi eaaz. rrlis3 with fs@Ea. ana 0S net insra4 tS e&2rrul g SEa tassn. We wesl2 Bsss asost loavv have A Hho4t" win -vsry hlackrazz3 sa.iy we nees tAs streris- aesces4 fssn tn- fssgA. EsgssGs2tae. }AIAeresis, aEf4 enytzsd~ EsssffeA ~e erc1Py, and sA''T iats qa~rrel ~tth the Journal"
 ExrH4rASAN1A.-Mr cgay aat-asssr Ksa- Ca- sa's.--I'he sea Patz 90 aeri ~assel-l so kias Ca Huts, hgt aceerlng D ss@ e'y e.ttw ai tae pAsia- 3siphta NagTb \ saeFieas- < has iasTcved ia san Hefs Abs has greater TsFersnc= iaT Gss4tiss ras ilAaslaatsFs grs.srsaaa says-
 .Tbe aexi soani is4nt NI Clay sia bear to eqaa s@ sbpai fna roe sSl-n sre Ceased speaking. xfll De iAe Eosre e fae bsrakeTs af Cape May t,El have ,hs~e thoassB5 Elitss io hre4x iae2sessss as lis f=ss !"
 fhiak of s,s4 ocean e2Ilng 50 gzes. @ss.aaCs b dash kls hraiss cut. bF gay of cSaps asr,. es inc fseS of air Clay TaAi antics thAs hosry aaA- arch woald plat lf bs su; eassi s.ti et ol4 Zach. " r lNsrrsy.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;

ah- ara s1 be Eace for FsFocarItg rega lsF and carly supply of Notices Of New Norks and 0'haF Literary Intelligence. 0rder< for tke Eoik r.t ae seai ia 2, ofce
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
NORTH AND SOUTH.

-ss eonBdsuilallg appeal, 10 fhem for even more
 x;ensivs patronage fo 'ss aaiy LBersTy Journal If f'g and h,Eh standing. al tbeif w5de borders. I; $ Ex'i sez7sgaa3.-hsslaS always cEEcaiafea sfaeiy E tae S3rih and Eas'. and ss1Be3 al lfDpa3fing q al I
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
TIE THlRTEENTA VOLUME

' is comarEce aH las hi of JaaaEy. ls4s; and n-aeI pans expense ~1li De spared te make T. eaan.nry worthy of knowledge. Among other
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

'aad hos foolish l have becn .oa sad Wdiiianss, advancing from An adloining room. at ths same tune extending his had ,owar,as Siaglct@n
 God bless yon ny dear friena.' exciain- e5 Singleton graspiag his hand. .Why. whs. has. sera ti3e matter wllh vs bs,thss
 Ny young friends suid old Mr. Truernar. nnr od thc klsdess hearlei men h the world. risfag and aivsncfng towards them; I have known yoH long, and hssrAlwsvs esieeasea yoa both This piea-ani nceting and recon. eil'st'on yot perceive k my arr1ureperl- Now irt me give voa pEeoept that will raake and ksep yoa friends. is has he<n my mniIo through lie. and daat know tha, | have an enemy tH ibe world. a is-
 .,''.3 seE sssrrer iErartA gsry wrash. bv. grsereus 4e9rds siir gr zneev.r'
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

The greatest eareuiAiaoa altaiaed bv any Feriosi'csl ih ltls cay. CT ia lhe world. So far as We know, beloags te the .- Amseflesn Messenger. Il sso'atiily paper faslis!ae3 hr the American Tract Sacieig. Us rerai4r e4s,- iion has reached Ss,t.l0. and is raps,llr ia- cseasing. The priee To regular subscriber IS @3 ernts--in coHapsHies @; a. sakang 4ss cep'es l2a cents The ~aa,e Society, tesides
 aaumeraale Tracts oi 10 2f pages each. is is>riEg bound voiBmes al rae raie of 2y1J tisF- | IS mighty inslruneatzlisy. aad is uiflded only Tor good.-.y r Pape-,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

bEArH or Milii"SAIRk.-PrseF C. Stny- Fessaai. ore af sbe New York rnIlliaaaiscs. cane tn his death on Moaasy, sf Niagara. while hssh,ag :a a plHnge Aa:h Ills pre- perry is pna a S4 ps S5,O3).O .O0a. and vii make many sse are goW rich mach wezatats- fer. and wal noi be bTok eH isiio small Hra as in ordinary csss. Mr. s. was 75 years oi sgr. and waS i,e dsseri lineel tesoea.laas sf Peter Sgnxresssn', he last Dutch GoYeruar e'f New York. who renamed in ibe Coleav after its surrender 10 the English in i6Gs.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
THOs WILLIAMS

He never wsoie ib4i lssier In thr wosia ? exelatfned Single. aa. starling on has Feet
 \ oa know Ais wftslag. ] presGEEe, said Mr Trarsnah, handing han inc istaes-
 .ii's Thomas wilisAus' own hand. as | hFe ? araiaied Stngiessn. .sa staaeips al lae lsiief. My cia l!1ead, Taonas Williams. she best naiured frllo~ ia Inc world' he ean- sinled. his feelings sndergoang sudden aad sniire revolnticn What fcol hare been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-21
VALUABLE CHARLES CITY LAND
EnD GAIT


hu'y for II. c.. Harrison, Adm'x Of r. Harrison.
Aug. ln-cids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-21

A PLANTATION AND STEAM SAW
MILL FOR SALE.

HAVING taken 4 lease on the Tavern, &c, at Anne.
II la Court House, for d term of years, | again offer
for sale the Plantation ON which | now reside, lying IN
Amelia county, one mile West of Dennisville, contain
inc three hundred and sixty acres. with 4 comfortable
Dwe!iin. House with five rooms, four with fire places,
and all necessary outhou>cs, with an excellent Garden
and Yard, newly and neatly enclosed. with extensive
lation IL divided into three fields, which produce GOOD
crops of grain, &c; lies very level, and IL admirably
adapted IL improve on. II has about seventy acres OF
excellent Wood Land, aud 4 plenty Of old field Pine.
II has on 1 4 Steam Saw Mill, built In The best mau-
ner, with all the modern improvement ts; and, | think |
ran safely say, il il the besf Saw Sill | ever saw. TIE
Engine IS ten horse power, built IN the most simple
ann best manner, with two bniIrrs twenty feet long
twenty two inches diameter; II has been hut little used,
and is nearly MS good as new.
The Engine drives the saw ably through loss of any
size, and will cut, with proper management. two thou
sand feet per day. aud requires about one good wagon
load of wood per day.
The management Of thu Engine il very simple, and
any smart negro will learn il IN n few days. The Saw
Mill will be sold either with 90 without the land, and
can be- moved and put up any where without much cost.
The subscriber will attend, il desired, to putting il in
operation for any person who may buy IL; n Grist Mil
may he attached Ia IL with very lille cot. This Mill
Is 4 very valuable piece Of property, and viii clear
from six 10 eight dollars per day. Any one wishing TO
buy, can see il In operation any day.
The Plantation can hr bought for three collars and
fifty cents per acre; and the Saw Sill with all It's fin
lures for one thnusand dollars; and the Engine alone
for eight hundred dollars; II is well calculated for coal
pits.
For further particulars. address the subscriber, Den
nisviile Post Office, Amelia.
Sept. l~f-cw5w. JOHN A.. JErER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-21
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND
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WILL, he so,d IN the highest bidder, on the lst day
w Of October next, on the premises, upon 4 credit
Of one and Two wears, eqpal instruments, the Tract OF
Land belonging 10 the Estate Of Robert Ferguson. lying
and brinr i, The county Of Cumberland. adjoining the
lands or Henry Madison, the Estate Of Geo. u. Gibson,
Or. YIN. 3. Smith and Henry Amos, and within two
miles of Raiues' Tavern, AMI about four miles from
Farmyiue gnnnosrd 10 cnntain about 500 acres.
The Tract al Land will he surveyed before The day ot
sale. Hond aud good security viii he required OF ihs
pnrci,aser and the ;ide retained by The Executor unlii
The purchase money is paid. The lille Is beiie'eu 10
AIsn, will br sold, at buckingham Court house, on
,be mi dav NJ October, lsf7, w SMALL TRACTS
OF LAND, belonging TO The Estate Of Robert Ferguson,
living and being in the county OF Buckingham. Inc
quantity in entli tract will be matte known on the DAY
Of sale.
twelve montbs. and the other half in Twelve months
thereafter. Bond and approved security VIII De re-,
uuirrd Of The purchaser, and the Title 10 the Iana WIZ
he retained until the purchase money is paid
win be sold 10 the highest bidder, at idlnes' Tavern,
in thc comfy nj CunIberand, on the I'D day OF Dcceni
Der. unon a credit until the LET day OF October, ie4e, Inc
NEGROES and other Personalities belonging 10 the es.
tate of Robert Ferguson. Bond ana approved security
will be required OF the purchasers. There are some
eight or ten Negroes, believed To he Of all descriptions
men women and children. The sale Of the Land
and Nsvro.s il made By virtue Of the last win and tes.a-
msn, ofRobey, Ferguson, deceased-his widow, Mrs.
Nancy ps,rrson. who had a life estate in The property,
hau;nr d.na,,.d This life about the 2d Of June, le47.
A'""s "'p'''' JOHN W. WILSON,,
Executor Of Robert Ferguson, deceased.
Giant lA-rwtOctlI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-21
PuRI.JC SALE.


DuRSUhNT To 4 decree Of the Circuit Superior Couri
/ Of Law and Chancrry for the county OF Monroe, in
the State nf Virginia, Pronounced on tie i1iii hay OF
May, 1911, in the cases Of Caprrton's Executor against
John b. Lewis, and others, defendants, and Dunlap
against the same defendants, the Undersigned, COMMITS
sioncrs, will expose 10 saie, at public auction, 10 Inc
highest bidder, upon the premises, ON a credit OF one,
two and three years, on THURSDAY, The Goth day Of
September next, that beautiful and valuable Estate
THE SWEET S~PkINGS-and the lands appurtenant
thereto, lying in the county OF Monroe, and extending
into the county Of Allegheny. THUS property Is siiua-
ted in n most eligible position for y watering place Tie
Spring rises In one Of the most beautiful ana pleasant
valleys in tile m0untainso of Virginia, and u unstiIpass-
ed in lis delightful Sammcr climate, varied anu sublime
scenery, and luxurious and hcalthlnl bathing establish
men,s. II il distant twenty.threc miles from Coylne-
ton, the place designated AZ the head of navigation on
The james River Canal, and II is believed WIN De ei.nsr
on nr within a few miles OF the great central improve
ment ofthe State, connecting the James win tile on'o
river.
The land il of very superior quality, and the improve
ments are sufficient for the accommodation oil some
three or folr hundred persons. There liz located on tins
properly n Brick Hotel. 2du feet long and three stories
high, containing a dining room l6l iret long ana forty,
feet wide. The other houses for the accommodation oil
visitors consist for the most part of cabins.
The Sweet Spring Tract proper-embrarIn r ile IN
provemenls, aud containing IL acres-will hfst be sofa,
then the residue nr the lands, In such lots or aIeels as
may best suit the con venience of purchasers, ana most
enhance The amount Of sales. The purchasers o. tne
Real Estate will he required to give bond aud security
for the purchase money, anu re tile VIII pe elii"ru
until the purchase money is paid.
There win also be sold, at the same time and place,
! by said Commissioners, all the Household and Kitchen
| Furniture al, and belonging TO the Sweet Springs, con
sisting of such variety a. IL necessary Al watering places.
The Furniture will be sold for cash. q.
As property Of tins description and value y but SCI
fully invite The attention Of Capitalists 10 this adver'
tisrnleni, and would beg leave Ia suggest, that a joint
stock company might be formed, and advantageous'y
JAMES /. WuoDVILLE, Conn, rs.
HENRY MASSlE,