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Commissioner.s Sale.

TsrE SrArE OF ARxAssAs,
 PrLssKI CoUsTY.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, in pur- ] s1shee of the provisions cf Geet oi trust, ex- ccused bv RichAdC. RYId and wife, and William J. Byrd and wife, te tss Bank os The State cf Ark ansas, on tAe 23t day of NoveGber, A, D- lsiS, on lots Humbered cue. two, three, fcSr. five and six, in Block number Two, east of the Qsapaw line, ia the city OI Li'tIe Rock, ,o secure The raymenf of iheg joint note executed that day to said Bank toe the sam of thirteen thousand three hnnefec and sxiy-Gye dollars, and interest. payable taeise months after date, and the orieT of the fiaane'al Receiver and Attorney of said Bank, the under signed, as Sserif ard Coumissorlef, wiii oifef for sale a, public oG,cry, for cash Ia hand, to the as and bidseF terefor at the dOcr oi the CouE House of Pulaski county, on 'he lolA day q oet0- Der, A D. ls4s. being tae first day of the hexs oc tober Term of the Pu!aSki Cirruit Court besweeh the hours oF judicial sales, the said tots numbered l, ?. 3, 1, 5 and 6. in Block number Two, East of the Qaapaw liDc,in the city ofL'tie Mock, togei''- CT wiih all the baidi ngs and improvements situlied thersoa Icing the brick Of stores. ani the Ho- tel called the Franklin Hoase, fEoC'iag on tie Ar kansas Tiser, ss the IoEser landing.
 <. J. HuTT.
 SAsrlf 1ad CoasaaiisioRer. .9pril IS, IsIs 32-tf
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Iron and Castings.

5000 LBS assorted fat bar Iron. - so square do do, 800 ' Foan4 do do, 1000 blow bar and slab do, Bundles sheei do, ye0 lbs horsc shoe GO, 300 American Mister Steel, HOO Ovefs. Skiliefs, Pots. Dcgiro8s and old Lids Received per "Etlen TT and for ssse oy
 VIM. B WAIT.
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Furniture.

TINHE Hnsisrsig gned souid respectfully ini'iln ''. E citizens Of Little Rock and sieiniiF' 'ha, " siin carries on The CABINET and ChA's "aA''S business, al his Dew stand on kasl h helb a'.' ' I, ,r,z;,4 ,h,. presbyter,an church, and s Ffepai d to 6tl orders at tfse shortest notice. TUsHER. PR0DBCE. HIDES. BEBsh9@
 AND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture al The n'g'''' ''' kst price. t ,.,,i.ts< old furniture neatly repaired, and 'aia.,'s CoHins made al all hours. Fgiees tp eAt''f with the tlIaes. ,..,.sts.. al . ,..,, .od fastiorsabIe hearse, is Yfsf~ScA !" ~ tend 10 haJials, n the city Of eo9atfy, on 'es reasonable terms. n' AN ,, fl Feb. l7, i3I7.
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Prospectus of the Twenty-secOnd Volume.

 IN commencing the Twenty -seroud Volume of the I Review. we have to acknowledge the ccl'inGa ce of liberal patronage the part oi the public, and oi an enthusiastic response from Inc Democisiic ranks. to those principles of National Policy ~hiciI t IS oar endeavof 10 elucS3ate. We have catered
 into extensive arrangements Tor great variety ot novel and interesting matter. that wii! aid tc the at traction and value of the npw volume.
 The new year wiii be marked by of the most exciting presidential elections, under ciscUmstaa- ccs of more grave importance to our inshtalions that have occurred 10 our naiioaai history. IL k therefore of the highest consequence hat the great questions which shake the union toi centre should De discussed with eaimness. ia5orosy Investigated, and clearly understood While the Democratic par sy is apparently spit into several divisions through the very success which has caused | 10 triumph in he yindicstion cf old issues shtii new ones bage become necessary. the great democTie heart oi the uatIon beats in unison with noble patriotism. and swes a honest satisfaction al the rising gloiirs of our westeia Empire, the faHndaiious of which are oniytE.ss being isfd and well fl becomes US to proceed dispassioaately and un1erstandngly in the work committed 10 us Although "tbousand gene raiions' are not looking dowa upon as iIom the eTssts of the AileghsBIes ';o behold o9f deeds. thousands vet to come. swartning the intervening -si.iss =7iis; .ssesE t= Rocky Mountains, the .lie
 hanles aud the Cesisefas all looking back 10 curse or b.ess the tfansse} of Isls fearful respon- sibity rests upon fhs democracy oi the present ge neraon. and that they wilt, esef, di>chafge if failhguH there caH be no doubt. The efforts o the Review ySi be exested wItB fait scase of the im- poftaace of fse cause, ahG We aoabs II Bt be sfg- oroasly responded to by eur subscribers The accustomed features oi tbe Review Will be continued. including Portraits and Biographies cf Disiingt shed Democrats meR whose atTOic p5la eiples and stealth ness oi principle have woa tbe 6dsace oi .be people.
 ! We have t0 Fened e4g readers that the los terms on which we fvraish the Review aIakes | ndispen sable that the payment of the subscriptions should ] be in advance 4ad that lhe expenditure incurred 'o ! improve the Work, can be mel cnly by The PTomP ! remittance ol subscriptions.
 l The publication Of the Review has been conrait- ] ted to the charge Of Mr John W. Moore, who has been connected for use fast eight years with the l publisAiag dspaftmsRt of the "Mefehants' Nigga zine v and whose experience aad 8eil knogn'eneE
 gy ~ill no doabt exert favorable iufgence ca ihs l business ae. ef the Review.
 AH suhsei.gtisss and letters of business ~ii here
 after be asressez. To Johh W MooIe, Office Of the Democratic Review. ITO Broadway.
 TIIOS. ?. KE1'i ELL, EdiE0r Esa0cfaite ksrfew 1 To the Democratic Press we acknowledge tbe
 kindly feelings that have existed on all sides and | cheeffsily continue eur exehangEs.
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TiRWyETHEUF.

The New Tariff of isas. arranged in alphabetical order, with history of the proceedings cooneeteo with the passage uf the act; tie new "atsaoas.ag BiII. ard inc ysiae oI Foreign moneys as estimated al fine Cus.om Hoass bv late act oi Congress
 Single copies l2Is censs-ten for sl, or Ss per hundred.
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REGULAR LINEdPACKETs


 rpram Nanogeon aad Meufh of Arkansas Ri- yer te Little R Rocir, van Baren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson. THE iixht drzugAt steamers WILLIAM AkM. STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will ran regularly between tho ah0ye ports for the con ssrsnss,,na Me.iAnsn leaving Napoleon on Mondays and fAwrazays at 9 O'elOek, 4 M,--ResurSing win leave Little Rock on same days. The santa Fe viii connect with shese boats al Llstle Rock making r galar weekly trips from Little Rock to Van B9ren aud Fort smith, and eSteaclRg Der uaPs te T "H Csibson when the water viii permit
 Passengers and shippers msy rely upon tN's he- ing peranen. arrangement, aad that thefF freghss vii be conveyed through with certainty sad de- sDatch. and at the lowest customary rates All The beats h good, sound eon.,,en and sns-''s'
 A.HAYS & Ca, Agents, Naposeea
 M. GREENWOOD K Co, ,Ag'ts, NO, Dec. E, lS[7.
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.iprfI Il.
NOTICE.

VS hereby given that the Register oF tile Land os- \ f-,. at Batesviie Arkansas, will be prepared 10 receive appications to enter the North east qasFfeI of sec,ion g, ia Tcxnship I3, Worth of Range . West. on "Wednesday the ldth day ef May, isss, at II o'clock, A. M. JOHN MILLER.
 Register. .fpra 10, lS4s. S2-tf
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mxM.v11D M@.
New flYltans aad irkansaA Riggr Pafket

New GYltzHs aad Arkansas Riger Patkst. fNss@~~ h Steam sCStfon Piants 7. C. Morton e@ssssssR master, w id run as 4 reEalar packet sxs7rsxz from New Orleans 10 Pine Blaas Little Rock. Van Baren, Fort smith, For, GibsaA sad ali iatetnetisls landings the Arkansas riyes Every exersiou syiil be male to pTsmots ihe com fort e passengers, and shippers rely upon bay ing their business attended to with .rofnpsaess and fdeli,y T D. MERRICk & G.,
 sagNTs The saCoifoA Plsnt' is faFaishsd with Doe ios," small steam engine which supplies ths boilers wIth wsiesworked by the same power, afe three large big pamps (thot in case Sf sasggleg} wif threw thFes hogsheads Of water per yaShats, ase hoes attached that will carry water to say part Of she hcaa in case cf fire.
 M & Ce. Democrat and Gazette, copy
 LI,tie Rock, Feb 22, ls4z 2I-tf.
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NOtit. to Pre-Emptisn Claimants.

'"hitV " Att~lsWPhe@ St~tbaa@tNs Every Person easisied fo the rigft Of pre- enpfIea lO any of the iauds wisip the townships aud fac ttohhl townships above ena5neratd, IS r@Gui ei ts establish the same ie the satisfaction Of ths R~sis ter and Receiver of the proper iaad offer, and make payment therefor ss practicable, afieT seeiag this notice. and before the day appointed for the conHsneeTent ot The puhite safes oi ths lands em- hrasiag the tract cl4imsd, otherwise such cIaica wll ee forfeited.
 RICHARD N. YOUNG
 CS5s@istseRsy cf LAe Gsnsrai Lsnd 0Fse,
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riSS lNn RTTLER,

The Speeches of Gen. Lewis Cass, wtth e.ogrs- nbiesl sketch of Gen William Q. Botser, by ran eis Blair, to which is pFshxed the correspondence of Secretary Marcy end Genersl Scott.
 Single copies I2is cea,s--tsn fer Sl, or s5 per hunat~ad
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N@DH-wG1Mc.

TTNHE subscriber, agent for II Habertesa. N'
 \ continue the fsrner's business at his old siab4 ou Main, near Markham street, and keep coa''eR' y on hand fuil aud well assorted stock oi cf9o' ries, -Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, tAstaEf &c Sce, all of hich wisl be sold low for cash ln highest market prices will be paid for country pro duee, as beel hides, peltries, bs-'--wah Ne' sA'sf4t +'
 Little Rock, i147 iS-' l4'
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nEHarRlTIr TEXT BOOK.

The Demscratic Text Book. being somPsediaH afthe pr5aeirIes of he Democratic party, eeaain ing contributions from the ablesa Pea' Of the cOsn frT oa the various political questions ot il'e cay
 Single copies l3I. eenis--ien ior Si' or - Pei hu- l~.J
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C0NSTMPTION.

Gea Al MI H OkNe Asthma. Bronchitis, splitting Blood. ram in inc side and Breast sore ThFoat- uoarSenesS. PaIpitation of the heart. whoOping Cough. Group. HiVe>- wevxonS Tremor<, Liver C0Ea- nlaint and Diseased kidneys are Radically Crred,
 Ry ThompSon'S Compound S!rnp 0f Tar and
 Wesd Naphlha. ALTHOUGH the great fatality oi PasmeAofy "A Diseases at this time shows that ihyfe aIe par tirV,i.v rases that render sh too apPhcaee the de- s;~n.ton If ospya66a aae9sessuBs-the disgrace ci this class of diseases and thai lhere are sares in their progress which having once been reached recovery ss 9eubtfal StIil DO oHs should despair. The writings of physicians, who hass z gtxa5 .a lhsse affections particular attention. sno1no xi,h many recorded cases of recovery when the pa fen; hal reached seeming hopeless stage of the disease. and there Is, al this time, remedy pfea ,S i pkjI~.lefrka which has met with the most II r. urnphaat and cheering success in the most obsaate ! forms of THROAT and PULMONokf DisEA SES-so as to have obtained the saEctlon and en- rlcyment in the practice oi many PhNslclahs, klusioo is had ,o THO OMPS0N'S COMPOUND SYRUP IF TAR aud WOOD NAPHTHA-ihe prrrarafiou of one, who, h2yiSg gwen io Dresses of ,he Lass and their oi cure, the most eare- (ul ard thorough attsnton, presented 10 Inc paoac this great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power Of TAR has oft4n bean observed ia severe Coughs and Consump- ton. Bat in the above preparation. beside some ei our mos, valuable repets6e peetorals there ls con joined with il ihe Hood NapAtta, a medicine oui lately int,o.laced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results m Eng and ih PuIraoaory Coasumptioa especially o' Aa0esea- ious form.
 Read the following from Dr. Young, the eminent oculIst
 PaILADELPHIA, Jan. IS, '4T. Mpssrs AsxEy & DIcKNEY.- Geatienen; Hav- in,, recommended in my practice, and nset m ny Or TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA, have no hestatoa in saying that IS of be best prepaI aohs of the kind in use and persons suffering from Colds Coaghs, Affections of the Throat, Breast, &ee so reva!eai al this season of the year. cannot use any medicine that will Cure grsveat Co"saF'EIiSH sooner tkaa. Thou,pscn's ComPoanG syrup oi al and Weed Naphlha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. Nj. D..
 I5a Spr1ce street.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05

PHrLApkLEisIA. March 2. II. hereby ee,tify Ina, after lingering foaF years sIth Pulmonary Consumption, and gicsH EF y four PAsSieifxs who pronounced use taezrable, tee ais- cAseswas arrested aod rst7fsa to hss4ta solely " ,be g.@ af Therapscn's Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naphiha.
 aJ-TAis invaluable Medisioe $ prepared only al inc North East corner of Flfa and Spruce streets, Philadelphia
 Sold also 5y J. M AT Es Price of large bottles si. os for g. Beware ei ialitAtIos.
 Dec. g. lS4T. lS-en,
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READ THIS.

A u. persons indebted 10 the Iase firm of Tuek- A CT X Hamilton sad II. HsmiliOa. eitbes k5 acse or aecouns. viii Eaa taeir no.es CT zce0ants in the hands of aa officer, for collection. unless they come farwefd and setsle the sane within % days frcm this date, as ans compelled aRd deter. mined to close ny bas;n ness without delay.
 Those wishing 10 settie. will cal st Mir J. r scnli'x. Cmy OId stand where they viii find me h readiness to make settlements.
 .,...T H HAMILTON. fnsl "a lsSs Sa-m
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SeyarN.
HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.

FVNHE nasefsigued takes rleanlfe 10 informing | tss Pgtie that be has taken this delighifai ana hsaiih ftsiartsg watering place. and Is new ready 10 receive ytsiters.
 The Hotel has been thoroughly repaired ana new ly fgrRissed, and is capable os accommodating one hdadEsd PefsoEa- The baths al these Springs are unesnaled for the cure pf Rheamsfisrn and alrsess every diseese that raaa Is heir 10.
 An expeEieneed cock has A~sa employed, and neither pains nor expense shall be spared Ec make all that may visis the SpFiags eomfos table.
 Stages leave Little Rock three times a week for fhe Springs. NJ. (. ALTIG
 April 2s, ists.-S@-H Pyopristov.
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NuNEEW-Mcs

\ IL persons indebted to the subscriber, either \ bv nete or book account. are requested 70 call and settle the same with M-. J. hragse his author ized agent, by doing so soon the Hill save costs
 II. WATERMAN. Little Rock, Jan. 90 ls47 ig-t ian.
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING

A "FULTON's AGATN.- EA sali ia next door ;s the AAthony EFonse ana sae she hamAsonaeSs and cheapest stSrk ei R.4TcHES, gEHELkY. L-fDfE>' f-fNcf SILK IND OTHER DRESS GOODS. ever bsoaxh, 10 the State of AfxsnsAs
 OFF FOR NEW YORK. As am compelled ts leave shosty Tor theeass, to lay in a%w sapply. tsve etserm'ned 10 sciase say stock as well as price. am bound 70 have The CASH :--or old Gold and SilTet- which wsiI take h excAasge fer any goods in my ssore, and aaO~ fan Ne~ Yosk price for ii
 Liiiis Rork. May 2. Ists 5S-u
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge tbe kindly feelings that have existed on ali sides and eheeffstiy continue eur exehangss
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THLTlBLEPOLIFIClL WORKS.
N. HICKMAN, NO BAL TTMORE STREET
 RlLTIggRY.

Has just pab'isAsA tie following valuable and cheap Polisi-al wotks. They are Pa5'iSsed ai e1- ,rvuesv low prices in order 10 give them an e1tea- esd safe.
 Those to whom thss circular Is addressed, are re- ussted tp exert themselves ln extening the safe q the publications.
 Pos;massefs. periodical agents, dealers, Sr., are allowed haRdseme pscts:. and eaa reeSsve hAAa- sssse remuneration by the sale of isese wnsks-
 Editors. Democratic Association and Cluas are tsauessea se give ss much publicity as possible te the qualification of these works
 ordess accomplished wish the cash, promptly as- a..s.4t tn Aa.arNss aa ahnvn.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
IIER 0P GRNERlL INN

Tie Life and Public Services Of Gen Cas-, ~ n his Speeches and Letters on vsf'eus saeee's soe only canglsts edition ever issued, This edition contains inecEmafIoa relative o the PBoliS and pE- ya,e life of Gen Cass, never before published lvol. oc,Aso of eighty pages. .
 Single copies a5 eents-fys sor Si, or sl6 per
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RICHARD NJ. Youxo,
 C5aAaisssoasr offAe General Land 0ec
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
P0ETRY Y.



Gliding down Lies rapid river
Hurfying onrardS, ongarlx. ever
Iarying for "a moment never.
See The years AZ fast
On Tor charm or spell 10 siar ihemi
Bufone moment 70 DELAY them,
Just while memory might array them
Round the shadoEy Pasil
Sure lhey stay i--Brishf cddics daShinc
u the glorious sunlight flashing,
Silver circles, crossing. crashing.
Light, and fresh and free.
See the very skies above them
BENDING, bless, cares, and love hem
Onward still :--no smiles can move them
From iheir goal The sea-
Stealing on the Ense b16re us.
Fail night shadows dimly o'erus,
And an echo rings sonorous,
From the sounding sea.
Speaks voice that is not moral.
Who Is this BY Deaths dim portal,
Under angels bright escortal,
Near the solemn sea
And the waters, answering never,
Stlil keep hnrrying onwards ever.
And in silence LIES deep River,
Meets The silent sea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
n CARD.

THE undersigned would inform the commu-
Il nifty that he has on hand and is receiving
constantly supplies of every article III his line,
He wouldsay 10 Physicians In town and through
out the county, that they will find it to their ad-
vantage to call and examine his stock Of Drugs,
as he intends TO sell low, or rather very near
city prices.
Very thankful for the encouragement; received
he hopes in future to enjoy large share of the
pnblicpalronage. I. NJ. FLINT, Drag.
Nerl door 20 Slppiagioa's Hoiei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
N0TICE.

TINE subscriber having leased the Merchant
Il MI in Shephenistown, belonging To X. ID.
Shepherd, respectfully informs the public that
having the MILL aud MACHINERY in tho
ronghrepair, he is prepared to execute all bust
ness in the Miller's line with promptness and in
The best manner. He hopes by close attention TO
business, and determination 10 please his
friends, 70 share, as he is determined to merit n
liberal proportion of the public patronage
Ground Plaster win always be kept on hand,
for sale at the lowest cash price.
GEORGE w. FOX.
Shnr,llnrrlsl lima lalR--cr.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.f


NNNEII7E UELTIlIonFEn1 FOUNTAIN I'M, q
Light Street. Baltimore, Nd.
ITO Western and Southern Merchants. and
lE ~ Travelling community ID general
The undersigned having ohiaI1c.l he exclusive
controlled ibis wen known HotcI has Il great
fxrtnk<. made tcfY extensive additions and i'm
pnoftuente. whereby he IS nuU enabled 10 ac-
coMmo11Ic his guests with comG,5ts and confc.
ciIf. End kc hops b continue . receive The pa
uco11t thai has hcr6loIorr been 20 literally bc.
sIQN11 81 Ihis Establishment. assuring Bis
IIienIS IIni kis ~ 6xcftionS shall always e
usfN IS Icr'cr lis House cheerful and coinf6ria.
fie. p. IaUHSTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
RAVulEl0ly EfOutW.f50
nEnKELEY STRINGS. Va.

FrHfS Establishment was opened for company
z l. oa the Isl day OF JULY.
u has been greatly enlarged since the last sea
son, BY the erection Of four story front building
adding dining room los BY 10 iccl. Two indies
parloFs dining hall for children. aud ninety-six
rbainhers. TO is other accommodations, with an
ample por,ieo in front. rs feet long and rs
wide
Inferior 10 few IN extent. and 10 none In the
convenience and coInfort Of Is arrangement, no
pains o. expense viii be spared 10 place Il, On
other respects, on footing with the best Hotels of
the country.
There will he corresponding increase in the
bathing accommodations. and renovation 10
some extent In all the public improvements ia
and about the place. and great addition TO the
maftcrs0f amusement
Coaches have been engaged by the undersign-
ed 70 run between his house and the Railroad al
-. Johns distance hni : ~ milesl iohe manag-
ed By the we'll known and accomplished driver.
DANDY Jack, and Mr.. Summers
A Porter will be constantly IN attendance al the
Railruad Depot upon THE arrival of The Cars.
j JOHN STROTHER :
TO This establishment Is now and win con
tiaue % Be, abuudanuy supplied with Bedford
Water N
july u, l6i8-lit. lpn. m A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

HAVING been requested to call meeting Of
IL the Free School Commissioners, by two
ihiris OF the members, l hereby call meeting al
the Court House, on FRIDAY ne 2Sth instant.
JOHN YATES.
PresI Board IF r. S. c. Of J..G Co.
July 81 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
WOOL CARDxNG
Manufacturing N RrnceioWn


TIME subscribers have recently taken the old
j Woollen Establishment al Brucetown.
twherc there has been no business done for seve-
raj years. Having iiiicd up a MACHINE, NE
are now ready % receive Wool from those who
have Il % Card, or desire il manufactured into
goods, All work entrusted 10 our care shall bS.
executed with despatch and punctnalily, Ia 4
style not inferior % any In the country.
Wool win be reviewed either % be earsied OF
manufactured into various kinds Of goods -.
Such Is cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Blankets,
Flahneis. Pulled and Plaid I.insers, Stocking
Yarns &e Always on hand, STRIPED CAR
PETiN6, IN connection with the abosc goods,
al q which VIII Be sold On libcralierms, or cxi
changed for Wool
Having located permanently, 81 purchasing
the entire interest Of Mr.. ,. N. Cows, in the
hFncclown Factory. we would respectfully say.
that We are determined 10 do business on fair
terms and viii study Tie interest and advantage
Of those who may favor rs with theirirade. In
veFY short time NEW MACHINERY viii
Be added, aud such alterations made, that a sight
Of i wilIeonvincc any one that we are determine
Cd 70 DO our work well and On The mosi liberal
terms
Hand Soap, Lard and Country Produce win
b taken IN exchange for work done
WM. JOBE & CO.
Bruceiown. Junt =, isis--al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
$500 REWARD.

AN AWAY from The subscriber some three
~ months since, negro man SAM. raised BY
William Grove, about 10 feet high; his face
swollen, supposed 10 be from The efi,cts-of ,,,s
sles: had on al the time a lrock coat and ether
winter clothing. He Il about ~ wears 81 49,
ALso-ISone ten DAYS since nes,ro man SaNt
lcAUSEi, formerly belonging 4, ihe rs,a,. -
AfcShcrIv. He viii prohahlv mako ~ r-s,, =,
Mariinsbhrg. He q about |; fs,rf high sirai,I,,
and erect IN his carriage. and apont a. venrs -
age.
will give a reward OF 800 far ei,her of H..
above negroes, should they be f,und i, p..nrs
vania, il delivered TO me here, or i1lhe Haeefss
town jail4-Sj0 IL lakenSa arylanSa .and -, n
found In this State.
The above rewards only 10 be paid in case said
negro or negroes shall be safely delivered 4, M
as above stated. AEISI m,
Near Ghariestowp July % l2ls-lS,,:.,-;I ..,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

Several papers are still disbuffht Upon
the vefy important question whether Gen.
Cass did OF did not break his sword in the
last war. lie certainly tilav DO aaything
eise,-B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

Tho Washington L i'm talks about ssths
crime Of robbing dead men, We do not
know Of any one who has attempted such
a crime, except Gen. Cass and the fourteen
other Locofoco Senators who undertook I'd
rob the glorious dead al Monterey of their
fame BY voting to censure the glorious sur.
yiyors- IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

The Pennsylvania Democrat acknow's
lodges that Mr.. NJ b Suite, Democrat,
will vote for Taylor We apprehcnd that
a good many other Democrats will jolloi0
Safe. ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
Durable Goods at Reduced
Prices.

HtHE subscriber being very DESTROYS of rrdu-
4 cling his stock, before the Gail purchase. win
sell now AZ very reduced prices The assortment
Is still quite complete. and great inducements will
be offered 10 purchasers. Also. on hand. a few
patterns Of very handsome Berages. Tarltons.
&c, which win be sold at cost.
July1 EP. MILLER.