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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04
| valuable Property ON York River, I'm GIouce.-
| TEL County. for sal

ter County. Va, for sale.
FuNHE Undersigned Trustees for ~ A. nd Offer for al
valuable prop Giouesr-r kto-n the Wed Rnd
Steam Wits The eonRins 400 q lard.
$50 Of which Salt marsh and IA, timber
I'd wood iantwih abunilree of Logs quarter
hall mile 81 the mil. The mill aud ehitey good
paan engine OF about 10 hire ins
sa~f, reulr planirr machine mill he all
ed immsd asy upon the banks ~ Yo
enngmpisisd al R-hmord The advin-
si OF this Or wood yad ard plantation dndepen-
dent Of the and NJ BY the
whole tide district OF Virgin ath beiag les thin
hteefour h. o. OF shore for pl,rfg and
Railroad Richmond than 20
hours the Richmond market fr the oys,
1hre w'od enough this nd
least three times AID convenient foe chipping
the Vessels drawing
up 10 the whan
Te uhser.ers will privately with any pcnpn psoons
who be dfposed after vievn tn purchase
niherSe WILDE or red fortae hghes; bdier TUES
DAY thu 18th FAY OF January 1877 the a
Of G. ~ and - months for approved security deed
n dec fnei ssslTE.
The ie IN he shove prop believed be undosbsd
the und rssn-d will convey only such
Ers. Garland will Join n n title.
nq-4 THOMAS RHSsI sX WALLACE. Trustees
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ny Hodges, Noy a PaiIi.rs.

VIII b. so the tth day Janaary nsrt ur .. vurn,
Nsg'os II No s~am-r with rh y.,,. 90
al o, GIi and Boy. HorCEs. ROY d PUIIIAM Aurt.
rs Negroes.
Win he soil by the DAY Of Janaa 1877 ss.,v
young Negroes Consisting of Wosaaa 25 eo,k
he on coed house servant and wah-r
ai-o, Womsn and Chit gu--i q. h,r,
three Boys 10 aud ~ Old n year. oi
some Of whom good Chimbermais se sad Mcgee,
ard he sod ut Gent er~p ~
Rehmonf ard it, vicinity wishing hare
purchase privately before day Of character and
heation Of the above saves Nr Jahn Csrk
HODGES. ROY a PULtiAN Aurt.
de9 Ofhcc Wal rr.t ~
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20 DOLLARS REWARD!

STOLEN yesterday evening, from the Wing Counting
- Room, between and o'clock. a new black CLOTH
CLOAK The ab,yo reward Will be paid for the npprc-
honson Of The thief, aod delivery cf tho Cloak NJ
Dec. IS, &c. TtilS OFFICE.
q tOTTON YAHNs-ioo bs'-, assoried "jinou Mrs" fof
- sley dee DAvEVPONT ALLEN A. GO
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Boys ana ChIidrcus' Hoot..
Us received per schr Rainbow, from Bos-
- fresh supply Of he above Boot ard well uadr
which vii be soli very low BY the ,.nge pair
el9 JUDAH MYERS No q, main =.
GAYLORD'S PATENT STRAW CUT.
~ TER superior II ehIe at prize cut inE Hay
straw, Coinsoeks- may u ore atom Il the sthI
Of the Columbian Hotel. For sale by II. BALDWIN,
te9 i4s. M,in II grt
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Two VERY DEsI-
~ PEws fer RENT
No. 81, the centre, Middle aisle.
No. a., ths Chancs, do. do-,Ths Pew yvoud he
sold iow.) Apply TO HUBBARD, GARDNER = CARLTON
po2I n
SUGAR lNO mOLAsSES.-lO his. sraky pc me
- srgrs 49, bbs prime q Meas IN store sni for
sale by De 20 WILLIAM ANDERSON IT,
TSNHE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE m Ianu,rv
next Is ready Tn publishers hlvHg make
The contents ESTRELT ORIGINAL rave eliy gee
pal writers a. r-u AZ soHibros aEd wi ,outEue Four
MAGNI -ICENT STEEL. ENGRhViNGS the quarry OF which
wN. TAYLOR co,
Nos ami Jarvis Buisi Bllti-cre Nd
THE ROMAN TRAITOR: a TRUE TALE or TnE REPUB-
TIC By W H. Herbert ESD author Of Oliver Cromwell" &C.
The Roman T'itor is ve,y book Of power
and yigor curt JozrH1E
Tie de to ayt-y BY tie aut1r in the earae,ef
Old Etou an os ggaran to n IN in elas.e
Gear, which well supported IN dtrn IS VII yo
lie -Gls5r.
Taking Caares Ccnsp rary hs subject NJ Herse, H.
orei b'if grand filed and Judgment
II with tcdents he las iuterxov,
att ~; love siory-hap ard NI Ga.ste.
Ssrfy novel Of aee The author
has uni-d III deu,s aekie.nS hi eli IN hi e ART
m nj OF H;e-atrre proud cuceess.-Disszfea
For tae "hciesae and TetilL BY John ELDER,
Dc IL No 81 Nain s. cilnload.
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,ll.' and At iow pnee- DC 81 T. K PRICE co
LAW NOTICE.
FENHOMAs r. AUGUST aud ISAAC L. WATKINS, having
4 iom-d Co-Partnanli,s IN the practice OF TIE Law vii
suSeuoS mi laror City Of
Rshuond and 81 hen's5. Al
nearly opposs Dr. Funicrs Chu ~, hereto ugci
BY NJ august de s3-im
superior cid uaaeirD. PoTi and sherry
WINES.
IfNHE und,rs sneI err r The following Wines Of su.
rpe . hlr. ana Is qearor Pipe. murlo,s ho'et ae
Iuni 60 Old !fadeTs Win' both high eolurej and pole
wits s1r IN ca e. part OF which nave bccn several yeis
Past Indes
mn end - or AL, Fort Wine with some in cases par Of
or casks Tac shcrry Having imported prior to
the r Dol The rt e. will te soil on ,o BE terms t;,aten
p give Tor w-,s 20 be- imp1 td expressly
lo' then TO borg sippi'd out % our cc' They WI receive e
- ,,-d.s. 6e, ss.lss. De s9@iS
RY EXPRESS. Just received an add.
"a, Coats C,oiss
over Coa;s ran'al-c-s
v-'i' e s:-whish makes our a"ora'er' fal and
complete an We viii sell them at Amos, AIRY rue ar sa'l
dos M uaa street Richnnni.
ELyrR-iloO barrel, 'aperauc rl,ut .or By
d't' EDMOND DAVENPORT
Nuts. Uuifs, WuGfs.
- ECEiNCD per schr tya-h51rs. ard l1
'l' o'h-1 ra'>'. ior sac low By uscAR CUNT
a EFNIIFuEN's FIoE CAIT-sFiIN
~ -. HOoTs.-jut received ard oiesci rcr So
CO.. r E,g'.; "a, mp, ,. Of e,9'oss s a,
iIrIur ftirg article, ctomu.r'ct vtI art 90
sla very qi.y from buve.s rfc4Iy
ins'sf tsS JUDAH MYTHS $50 ~ West Nain o.
Wa'cr Proof Boots and Shoes.
WE have Just opened n further supply Of
Miles celebrated rr'f Uo-i. AID sh'l vsy
te" ziv vh'h W r,'pc foH nrie cent H.i r'cu
c1' TH,f Tfars god ans hffd
VII zoo wei .ni o. lorrhe Then ir, bcr heels
an broad bottoms 90 81 fJrNfN e WATTS.
nuufui Dress boots, irst Received.
~ hav" just opened by ADAMS ~ Go. EX-
pfts i-r lrohcf b..rt t W s fn- Ftrreh dress
of. sr'srdd afirc Nc r.ttcrlrn NJ o.
rr'f ard tc t' article rN Trs fol of hr g. fsH
Oh %. ra 10 nni fhc handsome in NtHnt We trrp rgc
supply of Ibsm t1ri avays ard u Zoe latest sba They
90 ttl1I ury. o. ~ rrrNfY a WATTS
NEGRO sttsSgNG.
TENHE subscribers offer their services % their
Il hcn's AID pusI, rersaiy. hire h-r Negroes
'of thc Tbcy woI udy hs who voa wsh O.,
tnlVoy inor1fon roesl my
gsrd trm prifs them elves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04

EOR HlRE-the balance OF the year-.wo
n GIrs ji.i from The country. Afpy to
RiCrD HILL. Jr
t.rauar fasa-s fa-t D..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04
1 ~ Nnppln "a .Nerran

DRITsE GOSHEN RTTTE R.-I9 kegs superior &C
n sh.n Butt Iut received, Tor ,a'c by
de 10 WILLIAMS & HANALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.

SITUATION WANrED-As BOuk-keeper IN
~ msreahte house. Satisfactory r,fenec ven. ApPy
IN - THIS OFFICE.
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EDUCATION.

sTENnE exercises ny SCHOOL lie resumed MONDAY
y 4lh instant, this bemsn ofthe Universaht Chureh
JA2-st or BURRUss
Az ANAGtR's OFFiCE-D PANE a CU--For To morrow =
1fk s!7CO1 1000 "igs, q
sou rs Tickets -. $1,000
nc - Nrs- 10 drawn. Tickets $3.50. IA
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A NeU Supply of SERVANTS Shoes.
T5NHE sits;rbsr has JUS received per John tie
y following fcTvsn's sh'cs.
Mems extra sized pcRged Brogans, a su-e rior article.
Womnn's fCNoi Roofs
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Auttiou Sales
THis nav.

ByN. B. a q. N. mn.
Administrators sale OF Negroes.
NAyI Be -oi 20 tn htrh,E' ttdd-r
w Richmond MONDAY. IN "a csy Jaruary nsst az
N o'eo-s, bctw 80 sni 10 vsy ik-y NEGUoKs. -
hntgi the Ei- d.ed -Cc-.hifr NSH
Boyh Gfs. Women ard Caidea rcrca han..
have bsea engaged the Tobacco Factr AND
ROu'r = Ef.Lrs. adar
Dc 1-ditseiawte. OF Jsmss a. Rn- d-e'A
The above ale ~ be sosdue 81 BY N. pIt.I, .sd
~ takc parc at th.r otacs ~ ha-its
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LIME. LIME.
400 CASKS fresh LIME, in store and for
~ sac low by ia RANKIN wIIITLoCK.
QA TONS Broken and Screened Anthracite
wv COAL, daily expect per John sur, sale
Jaf RANKIN a. wHTLOCK.
kNE HUNDRED Boxes Iaeksons low Candies, lad.
~ ing aud for sale by - DAVENPORT ALLEN n co.
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10000 DOLLARSl 20 Of 5000 DOLLARS,
MARYLAND LOTTERY. the benefit Of TIE sasqu-ha.n.
cana Cas- No 9 To BE- Baltimore January st5 1917
20 NOS. ~ DRAWN.
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.lIGGER's OFFICE, UNDER me EAGLE

EtIGGEKTS UFFIJE, UNDER TIE EAGLE
n HOTEL, 18th sTDraws thi, day-Drnw
Nor he mai Przss az 27,OOp 7OOO. 5000,
1000, 249s Of 2OaO zoo, so OF 500 &C. Nos
~ Tickets Also IeawaFe Lot-Ty. - Mes l6
dawn Pres Of 5000 1909. 1000. 44. 900,
20, 20, whos s2,5' halves las qrs 62le.
cose each 10! O'Clock PaeSsgcs
Tlelets mi sbaIes hid OF J. u gleE I9th
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ST, PAuL's CHURCH.-Two VERY DEsI-

No. 81, the centre MIDI, Aisle
| No. a., ths Ctancel do. do-,Ths Pew vouH he
sold iow.] Apply to HUBBARD, GARDNER = CARLTON
/
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Whoes cost, sI2t do. halves co, do quarters
sUsoUEHASNA LOTTERY, Class No 10 be drawn n Ba,-
tmo;e, January 9TH 1917.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04

Ma p have Just opened n further supply Of
Mts celebrated rr,.f ro-is ADD SHOES o. vsry
tcs' ora Joy. o vhsh spcfu1 invite sent rrf rsr
c7N Toy fcm.ttrr O.. III .a1. r' and hffd mtry
VII zoo wen .ni tr orrh'e col Then bow BIOS heels
an broad bottoms 90 S. ftTNfN E. WAITS.
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Norn ef fAr bass lsas and ursa eT IAs 6f.A pr1s.
 eiasf ,arrsefia,

1''''a 2 saf satf i.as and arsa q iAs afla Praa-
 cipHi meridtaa.
 hsAr.lsna sections tweniy seven and fhisty faur essa @f AFkaasss liver. and south oI fe Shas and isasiionai section thirty -hxe. norih of Agkansas siser, except the souhrasi quarter iB township Ionr, of Fzngr foaTteen
 lewnsh5p two. el range sixfe~s.
 Al ihe L+sad OsSee sf CEIAMPAGNOI.x.e com ,.e.s tsE 0n MossseF. inc twenty -+ighin day of Ffhsaafy next. iar ihs disposal of the nbsSr lands Nuain itse nadrEmettioneA io~ nshit C. vizs SeHsA ef fhe base tss and arssa e{ fe afh prsaci.
 pal sssSidiaa.
 Iowhsairs lanrtrrn aad iiiieen, of range eleven. frariivFsi so~ asbip fNfnss nl rsngs Biseqn ftsSltos'al toSRnsnp twenty. OI fsIsgs sixieen. Lands appropriated by lass ior the 1ss schools. ms'ss.l e oinst purposes, niii bs excluded irosn The odsrisg of the iands will be commenced oa .he asss spgras'ied aud psnce~d ia the saHar osd~r in Mhieh they are advertised. Mfih a convenient oesrAteh, nhii the wttle snAii have hesn o5eted. and the sales thus ciaSed. But 10 sales shagl be Kept oIen ioagef fhaa two weeks and 10 esivaie ensFJ et a9y q tine iaisds will be si.lr naiil after tnr rxplsaiinn of fhs two weeks.
 GiyKs nspter fny hand al the Cry of Washing. 'oh' tnss sixfeenfh day oi October. Ann0 Dosniui one iHoasAsd eig i hundred and forty seven. br THE PRESIDENT, JAS. K. POLK. HcaARD ii YoCxe.
 eaaaMisstoner q tas Geaeral Land Of5ee.
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Grea, Tretsias Raee.

The New Ysrk eorrssganlenes ef the Union es the l7th alt, contains the following;
 'sJspaes K Polk and Lady safsesk had another great mach on tsse CsRtarsfs ceETss ea fnlay-- the horse 10 wxgea. and tae aazre anaer is saaas. The horse estabshed h.Rscu the bes, tfotter and pacss in iae Unitei States, ey iakihg the Parse ID two heats, twe usisss sac--fne Enaaatess sscehs' aal 5 miaatss 3 sseeals--assiag bsataa the Laty on ieryasr occasion wiAa ils coa.Eions reysrss2- rtx , he urasr sa6ais, shi sas te wagon long tis tn. nsqusslions mistress cl the tTosag eoarsss Ialv saiFsk hss ct isagia. ike Fssisa 10 yiAa "a frssAsr eanaasi.aN; ani the gray mare is he engss tas bsstsr horse. James K Fekss fH.nls o;t'r nov aay Kuu fata S5o ap. tlsi s viii Pses tvs F riiAs vgshan the hosY on the Ceassrsse eouEss, whicn iz ssstaialy s.s loud eail'. ea sny hsrse.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15
The Fury of Party.

Governor Dana the Democratic Chief Magistrate Of Maine, iu his Proclamation fer Thanksgiving, in- tro iucss the following patriotic and catioc reufrks
 "Le; net the yoies of InaEmuring disturb tte songs Of praise Lei party biiterRsSs ard ssctaiian real ee slsa Lei net tne day b. desecrste5 CT the house of GeI Preilnsi by p7.ttiesg bgrsH7Ess. ss- saults spoH As f4i sf sister St fes, de- nunciaticn O; the tsyns Of Uuiea.-bai lst as all osn in general fesiiv that another yen as PAsss3, and we are still a aaiisa prosperous aHa happy peo- pie"
 Can |, be believed lhai such soan3 suggestions wonli meet wita evil from any oae wao proiessas the charities of lAa, regar4 for Iks nnis spirit of D ianthroJy which shoa.l ecia2te every An~rictn Yst. the New York Tdoaae, lea ing organ of taa " lg party, oPsniy dsneRRe s this paSssge oa ia iIn sg leRas, and ss "sn gi- pa4ea; and probably isnPoleEtl at sai 10 dictate to the Clergy io tae topics of pulpit 4seassion on that i.itesesiIng feaiva." We annex the TfibuRe g remarks. than which nothing can be conceived more ireasonaie to tne | aian- SlloAi4 any MtAis.er cf religion b. mad eroagh 10 follow the a-sice of ,ae Trbans, he shoai bs Strirl ss sstSrtr1x r.sss- rigv and he.4 mp ey the Democratic press to puSic in ignaiioa. The Tribune, eueing iae asSve ex- iraci, says:
 "Bsing interpreted, ii means 'Lei not the Minis ter of Chfia dare fo t his xoee sgaiast Ar. Polk s WAT nor ia opposition ta Slavery, tAs pst ai s:- thsrn Denoe -se pain O beiag Ainsstl 4sa0lneci as a msd.ller ia ooiiies We shai ses whether the Down East Clergy vii submit 10 bs gaggsa 5y His Exeellency
 sThe Ast' it is sail, doth fear each hnSa off, ee-' similar inslaci VIC snPpoSe, iaught Governor Dana 10 anticipate thrshiag for Lis party al tAe han3s of the Clergy
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15
ELISHA WaITTLESEY
 Gcasrsi A9.a
lia.4 'As saaea ip,liy .flierrti.er
Esaaa Gal.raaas.x rasr.


 'e r1e,s af la@ rssset hs N.e >entes.ee ia Bs&hng f}aceft&saGs ass' ea4iaas 4 sas issp sfaai fh~ Cs.Fi fs8 issa suiify There ags. ilste sausses si paAis'1saen7 poflfed ay fte Episcopal Efa4cls. fIl eeGsars; ts) sssFses.qns f5-l deposition The Caua feiesfad lie krS at.i Iast AsrseS ard rssssf sea,eaee of sspsagian, bus s saisg Esss. fhey pag isaisf ie .s stspsasioa agsa lssAtrd r sussss ev NIisea II shsIgh b~ lssnissied ksnaa thlx asssts tae 3sahra'fy. i5e casit. ike s eassti ma1fssI is hiso8set ard has ne l~gti existence The eunsfi- svipa azd eanons ot ie Epsscppal Cl,reh psogi.a~d O. la9ds q t4f5ollssfaG sg9tspce. sna lDdse no f,ssrs iR srEca a r. A4lss srNhoAg known fo tAw Cs7ren Ftnfa 'hs sfs's Q. fi,iags arjse many con. dicting opiaiars-
 l. q ,. sad that she eaeoss ai.i sos coafsmpiass sp lfatari@ s[a@hsteo, ihe aofl1s rt ix HatsI itnaii~s, aud ss fae AArl ef ssis.os Tor kxaE hm't 'e speh seaiesncs sho~s. 4 lhis Is se. the .eft nee is rota
 , The soae esaeigsiSn is arrived al by The ase.,. Weai ts9t fefpefual asslssusfon without a power of 'rrusiaz ng II. ' Is Fqsssaia9t ta ae peafish
 5. AamfJfeg Jhai tae9s s ns e hers rhs .sosssy iS fsiEasosi" .ps sesP nsioa, t s eeoteaded tiaat as D. cEeH .i sHsgeass9A. | x raiid seassaes. Aaa sa % af fts vtrs, q is said that inc rHsrs et ss-as O os hf qatfs different iltsta stat Of fx- roaAen, se latter efess,ay vacancy m re osles. rls 'ofaaef sli esguss Fe raety ei has Epsse0pai cAsracfsr. bai FroiaiSiRg hss sseIese of s iui,e. oyg ar8 "o' creating tsrsGty.
 1 stmiitiuz tts; ss effetlaf ssspsrs.cn fhs sen. tpsce ca tqat stand, F ls eenfsnief hat tte gs.ss isihasai has fah reags ri<hf hy tie cotanon law ot iae Gsafea ssa general grsacipAea. to tx nso1a e, teuSaatcn.
 lftae CeaFe1,'sen is ai.sg to aeknowieigs jte sentence. fi'7ef $ perpeia sspensios or On iae gs and taaf fasfe sexzis tsg~ he pSsxet t,S t-ftpsos-s ons essaFse rfoP"Sea ss. ta pass eaa- oa rrJstlag l2f ihe eaetloH os a Bashap aa sha.l lave bssn -o arBteue |.
 ss eensls1ie Fe sEf8sgn tss s9h iert has hsea red la stls tN0 o'ls Hpfsse sss mes ef sisx- i.ss13efi sr esfrIag essii sel ss ee e.ixsteai .as. sna te CHgrntea e@h d.sesss fhe ssNs tss-. dsFetd~rtY of tbe mefIt O. ts- pat stsf crse. tss &sea's i. ne Sf interest and irssf.ys efsse
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Gta.f1l WaaAIa.lua ga lea.llsr BrtseAes.

Tie ibiiexag osi-iaAl iet.ss Eros Sea, w s-assS t-7t s7s 'at sei8gs tls itss3Gesi Sagisty e. ssw Io,k-A. i's seeegt sistiAs.
 SEVerEGu. 5,i Sev f7ss Dssy SSs B. Ds. Gs~gg send -sa sear jcas, Ga- ,. j.. Al4lE1 aP2eass lo be Inc 6ats4aes Sas soa taf yoas iasis. se 1 Pfss you io sef Hse mAsle hy the measure ea- closed pssf oi the incest ssd bsst leather BFseches xss usS q lhs tilas ssse sslilssssa tic saost relsa aiea maker, CT woasa aot tfoaAsr yea Alsh ss ssasiI a.aieF. f9rpefiy tbsfs ~ss person etsled, flank. h. Csrab9as. by wiaon ssiy neM eseechss were B,aae. Naefhes tbey are ysf so tss asd kaos sot. ssstass sto SSo@ tes price Ss fte ieAsaef sgeeehes at Iii. iay but If tie H40sTy se0f ia uo' saihesnt. ihe 4Ffciaasy shall b. 2ad 5n 1e- alaa6. scad ic have thsta sent to sns as soon d Pessisis. saasi thask yea sSr rsigeeafsag az Fvg3~st tas. faes he made fosay ta ghs scat Fh~y sratfsiy make iaspa % igs, a The fhigA that is Asth difsess.s rHsy eas se 1rawa n. Tie meAssfs sa,soseS 's tap sGe l sos5A s4v-. s,s wh1t ha~y soa.a as bs>saghi ts sy stSsiet.sng.
 faAEss Mr.
 (. WASHING TON
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-sEARKAN 4 s AS 8 ~ ~ E R
 PuBLIsHED WEEKLY. ~ REARDON & GARRETT. THREE DOLLARS 4 YEAR TY .ADFfNCE.
rrRns or tpvFRTrsTNe.


 ,,,.rs O, 10 fines, or less. first thser4,on. ard yrrrY CENTS for each eonsinn- ~ .reT Ia lines. and not exceeding is to b. ,s sauare and half-oyer lS. and not ex- fails aa zs two sqnares-and la that proportion 1, ls,.sr advertisements.
 " ..,, ,sSarnqd hy some responsible person. q 4' ;, f;r;Sual aeeGsint. al the abnve rates WE syo and under slno, in one year. dis :@'4, Y, ss ner cent will he made: and when if geo 70 Sioo or upwards. m the same period. .,, ., 2s{ r,cr cent. w'h be made No def'ue- is'oa'e .,sr vil hs made if rayment he deferred tah. stap have exrired; nor will any re-
 .,or bs made on ieSsa anNef''s~eae"'s' 'e4Aifs' tFlsE 1ccSyrR.crs 1c :, nv TYIE YEAR. ,...ssI;ng io lines, renewable at pleasure. See. NN sA sO z, (. Ba. p,s,.-tisements, or rarts thereof, exceeding 10. Ae ss lines. a inc case may be. subject to the -. ,na diseeants first mentioned; and no eon- fAAsss ,he.s rates tof less term than year. No as.n far occasional omissions; and all contracts .,', s-S.,,., ,,s,r io he paid ia advance. G STISDINEs ADvERTIsEME,NTs. f'' F H'ts' non,fs, ss square. ] s4
 10 "
 '. Ia Is IF ,,,,,aSias advertisements will be charged at ths Al AHs...a,sg rates, ailess contract be made when z. r.sr,;on and must be paid for in advance. xo ,srsos will be announced ior any ofhee either ,.,., or county, without the advance payment s,..sI eir-u!ars wiIl be charged as advertise ,na rsvruent required ia advance
 xa ,,b VII hereafter be delivered to any nerson
 s ,bovB we have no regular dealings. until paid ier. -, h. ,n,r,,sA v.i4h inc n.,,o. ~ If insertions desired, otherwise taey WA oe eoa- fs. v ..1l Cs,h;d. and charged accordingly o,s-;aol ssill be made from the aboyerates s!,-ls ,gr,bef of tie paper, l2s cents.
 Ans,iers must be posi-PGsd, or they wlli not rs- gre arv attention
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15

In the year l9a0 il wsil nc deabt be 96.Asa, ,ao9
 The average iacrsass of population Ia this coan- try every ten years frvm tfS9 b l-+s, has been fraction less than onethird Sf the preeee!ag p0yn- lAsion ana on this principle the a0aFe estimation has been raaae- Thsre can be 20 9aassion of i;s general aeenracy, have new 4n iInlasase prAl- rts eoangry open for cultivation wkiea iu lelo we ka4 aot
 Afaezy-six millions ia the year lso, will ae sat 4o perso1s u the square miis, which k Eoi guar ter of wha, ihis immensely productive coantry can support II wii~thea gir< q farm of l'9 sefvs to every eighf.psgsons. which is a thia pspusation
 Ireland has pepaiasioa totwo- haeaTed and 1tsy- six 10 the square mile; Eagsaad aa4 V A,es, e, and i3ssgiaas, 5S6.
 For the next sacceeiiag oas hundred years, up to the year @e39, tae population viii probably not increase a the sane rapid rsiio ysS ns dire eA- ami,y should Gissaro tae pzsqsriiy of he country, there can be no doubt af it's pOpaaAtion being two or three hu16-- -esHfieas h hgs5Fsd sssd Fifty years fsoxn ls5a.--N Y. MvYor-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15
Th. WashInrten eorrespoasHt of lhs paIilanors

Tue " ashipgten eorreSpodeHt of the Baltimore Ssa under 0ate ef Slh iasi-- writes us fellows;
 What plan is ultimately to ee adopsed by the Executive, in the prosecution ef the war, remsibs to tc seen. | presume that il will eepead much upon tae aaviees srt lO he received from Mexico. 4 soei plan has been, in the meantime, pFofsosel hy . 1isiiagulshe.i young officer of the army, new in is ciiv nod hope that, as il is comm@isded by humanity. economy and esEcifaeF. it will be con- si leYea. The proposition h 10 sea3 ina each of the Mexican States, at oaee, sach force as Hia be a4eq ate to put Gown all their military o.gsniza- ton. sna 10 diSsri he whole people, and 10 take inaemnihralion for sii exFenxss- AfisF this shaA have bsen dote there can be further reSisi4nee. Bst shoaIl the NeAcans stil refsse 10 make peace, il Ia preposei to ais5and oar troops smeDg them anf ss7d eat fresh troops, and ihas I9 iatreinee into the eoaatry bo ies of entergEisisg 4Gd arnlea Americans, who viii. ia que lima, revolatsonile and improve IL
 We snail seeu, ro 5eust- hAvs Gsn- seeirs ~tsus and his plan ei eperaiioas- II is sasd, eewever, that hs kss already exPs ssel aa ePaoa in iasof s' the -ssAbisAnleaf of govsra1neas over the whois country.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15
A yas,ies ef ,Ae Peace Maker.

wm. Penn and Thas Story, whtas trsveliiHg on one sseasiea ia Va, were canEhi ia q shower, and uneeroaasaioasiy toek to tssr shelter e9 tohaeeo- house. the ow Der of which happened to be wjshin-
 Yea nave gread deai ef hpPuasRce," sad he. ''to tgaspass on my premises; yea enter withaas leave i; sa yga know who an '" .@Se." was sAe answer. "wsy, thsR. wouli have yea te kasw fsASt asn sIse af tie reace-'' To wissa Thouazs Story re oiass-@My frssad, here, makes kSrh things ss tsaee; he is the Governor of Peansyivaaia." The sxrsss raSass' kaaxtsszness shatsa.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15
The Latest Fashions,

lady Arsste, one oi the frs; in Pai!adelpbi,, whose tsste is acknowl,dged by sli. has conseu'ed 10 repcr the fashions n advance, and in plain sn- gHage, sncb as every body can understand. The reports viii bs accompanied occasionally by engTa- wings. Tary 'aay b. depentrd the latest, as being perfectly failhfal, ani fl ioi sme,iesn ladies
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15

TThs Aslana gCa-l Miscellany has bssa iafer- mel by agsaftenan from Gsnf. TAyief's can s, inst tae s.atsmsaf csatainsa ts pa7srs tzt tsie GsaerAl wsazd vtas ElIs c11rrTy ID r's MaAth sf Navsmhss. 1. wifhoas fsaadatiea-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15
AG CSLTC F AL, co FER C Es,
 JUVENILE. &c.

The departments devote io th- Farmer and the Merchant viii be flied with ihs iai'st gssfui and appropriat~ information Several original asTicul- inrsi papers os high merit have already appeared. and others have followed. ispsrfm~u, wiH be devoted also 10 children. another "a Riddles EHig- mas, &e In short, the G tz rte contains room for more matter than any weekly, and We shall take rxre If is hotter filed
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-15
Notice 10 Pre-Fmptian Claimants.

Every person sniiiled 10 ihe right of presumption 70 any tsHds wiihsn the limits f ,e to nshias asd parts oa townsips above eBuaerateh Is req sired io establish the satss 10 the salisIaes,a of the g,sla and Receiver oi the pfopeI Land Ofiee, aRa n:ske payment therefor. as practicable affsr settag 'ats aoftef, and before ,ie day sppoiafe for The cc nencen-nt of the public sale of the lands eBbgac- ing the tract elaiE.ed. oihe such eai,n wlil be forfeited. RICHARD M YOUNG
 Csmmfssioaer ef ns Ctaerai Laad oeIrs. Nov. g, Is47 s-Isw