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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24
Eso,,sc cmrpeniering.

yuyIE Firm of Nadenbousch s l,rannon having
been dissolved the undersigned vii! continue
Aboye business al his shop on Burke street, a
md half west OF Boak's Hotel, and tenders
hisSsrvysss to the citizens of Nartinsburg and Berke
lev County. He solicits share OF public patronage,
aud by industry and attention % business he hopes TO
nent the same His prices will sui, the times, and
wok entrusted 10 him will be done in the best manner
Pesons will do well TO give him call before making
JOHN w. BRANNON.
April Is, tsiS--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24

q a BIN IL tn A KIN G.
yvyr.xayr yvrY.rN
Manufacturing Furniture

OF every description on Queen Street one doorouth OF
Ike Gazette Office and two doors North OF the Eagle
Hotel His Furniture viii consist of Sofas, Side
boards, Bureaus, of every variety such as pair cen
tre Extension and Sofa Tables OF the most splendid
pattern and styles-in short Furniture OF every de-
scrpton and style.
The public most respectfully invited to give HIM a
a as he IS determined 10 give eulire satisfaction to
sii WHO may favor him with tAer support.
Harrisburg. October7, 1871.
~ Fife Is also prepared 10 nanufac turc Cofns
of Wanas, Cherry. aud Mahogany for town. at the
shortest notice aai on reasonable Terms. He will
due notice when his Heatseis completed. w w
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Also, full and complete assortment Of
CENT? E.uE.NrS DRESS GOODS,


embracing amongst others, Mulberry, Green. Olive,
Brown, Blue, Black and Mixed Cloths, Tweeds. fan
cy Cassimeres and Vestngs in great variety, Velvet
and Napoleon Cords Linen Checks, Drillings, Gable
Twist, York Mixtures, Chambrays. Coitonades, Mon
ierey CaSsmeres, Croion Coatings, Nankeens Plads,
Cashmere,s Summer Cloths. Wellington Ribbs and
Cords, Drills, &c Also Cravats. Handkerchifs, Sus-
penders, sc. Their assortment Of
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, Qpeea's
Ware, Stone Cedar, Tin and
Hardlcare, sc. sc.
cannot be surpassed and their large stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS
embrace all the varieties fiom the manufactures Of
Providence, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, amongst which will be found Brown and
Bleached Aluslins, Brown Cotton, Duck and Drill
lngs from cents per yard up.
Our stock OF GRocERIEs is large and daily increa
sing. We also have a large stock Of IRoN which we
offer below The the usual prices.
In word we prepared 10 offer inducements TO
purchasers greater than any heretofore offered.
MarIinsburg, April Is lS4S
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NJ o ~ L @ q .
shenandoah Paper manufacturing Company.

sHVIaH'4V"II RPSI MISUNDERSTANDING '' F''''I'
gNyHE subscriber being about to commence the
4 building of the Factory for The Shenandoah Pa
per Manufacturing Company, has authorized John
jamson Esq. owceive subscriptions for Stock All
who are interested in the improvement OF the great
Valley of the Shenandoah are requested TO call and
register their aud The amount OF STOCK 'ney pro
mise 10 lake Ii is believed more lucrative invest
men or one better calculated TO advance the interests
of this section Of the Country, nowhere be found
HIRAM ELLIS, President.
Harpers Ferry, May i, le4s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24
spring and Summer Goods.
FRESH .Er;.scGs.

SUGAR at 81 cts per To-, Moasses at 373 cts per
- gallon, New Orleans MolasSes at 40 cents, Honey
at IS cents per gallon Chocolate. Coffee. pulverzed
and Loaf Sugars, Ground and Race Ginger, Sal@ra-
us Starch Imperial and Young ilyson Teas, CHINA
mon-ground and bark, Numeas. Cloves Indigo,
Logwood, Alum, Saltpere, Copperas, Birthstone.
Pepper, and Allspce, Backing Black Ink, Rife
Powder, Shot, Lead and Percussion Caps, Matches,
Sperm, Dipped and Mould Candles; Fancy, CASTLE,
da, Sugar aud Butter Crackers. Pas and Needles,
for sale by G. RAENHAL.
June ], 1913.
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where. am satisfied with small profits and quick
sales.
As for my stock of Watches both gold and silver,
defy competitions as regards quality apdquanty,
am prepared to sell them by the single watch by the
dozen or gross so that persons can be sure being suit
ed with watch out ofmy extensive stock Persons,
by sending the amount Of money which they wish TO
expend. have goods sent any part Of the United
States. West Indies or Canada; or by sending the
money to any express office, the money 10 be paid on
the delivery Of the goods. All ask is trial to con
vince persons il viii be much TO their advantage 10
purchase from me. guarantee all goods sell to be
what they are represented or the money Willie refun-
ded. Please save this advertisement and call at
LEWIS I4AD0MUS'
Cheap Watch and Jewery Store,
4l3 Market ST., above Eleventh, North side Phila.
% All kinds of Watches imported 10 orde.
Philadelphia, April6, 1S4S-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

HISTORY OF THE REyoLUTIos AVID lIYes OF TIE
HEROES OF THE whR o. ispspsNpaSCE,
BY CHARLES J. PEAEslS0N
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New ON HAND.
Fresh and Magnificent Spring. Goods
c1cwxsr o. co.

CRcNL5E Ok co.
M AVE opened one the largest, cheapest, and most
n y splendid Stock Of Goods ever before offered
in Martinsburg.
h- All persons are requested 10 give us CALI they
will find us occupying the room above our former
store which we have ftted up in manner to suit the
demands of our constantly increasing business.
The valuable stock now offered having been selec-
ted with great care and having been bought for cash,
we are enabled TO offer il to our friecds such prices
as cannoi fail 10 afford the greatest satisfaction: all
ask call, being fully convinced that all our goods
cheaper than any heretofore offered, and will com
pete with any stock in cheapness beauty fashion and
elegance Of Style all are requested TO call and exam
inc our assortment whether wishing to purchase or
not as il viii afford US the greatest pleasure TO exhio-
il it. Oar stock Of
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
.EAGspas f4AlstpfaEIN,

CHEAP WATCH AND JENELRY STORE,
No. 2I0 .Harla street, Philadelphia.
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FESllE above cutsare faint representations of GOLD
q MEDALS bestowed hy tile Kings Queens. and
Poientates, whose names they bear, upon Dr. w.
Beach, The distinguished AUTHOR Of that great work.
The American Practice Of Medicine and Family
Physicians" in honor Of his grea, abilities, exraord
nary skill, learning and ingenuity The author Of
this celebrated production is graduate OF the COLLEGE
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
 Mr. Levin ii Trouble.

The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald says: "A committee Is about to be moved in the House, to take into consideration what mea- sures are necessary to siBdcaie ,he dignity of the body, which has been, in the opinion of most mem bers, compromised by Mir Levin, the member from
 the frsi district of syfvaaa. his two speech on the mission 10 the Pspal States. The indik- nity offered to the Heuse consists in the fact of Mir. Levin having pretsnded 10 read from printed works passages which do not eeear h thase works, and having imposed on the cTedality of the House, h relation to certain encyelieal ieihr of Pope Pas the NinJh, in whiah he asserted eeisi passages ce- cur which are not Q be fsuad ih the docdnenf; and, also, m making cestain sta,emsi', fer which he caed the aaihssiiy of eertaia member nt The UnItea States Sc Aa.e, the thatS of which the Senator referred to totally denies and declares that nothing that has fallen from his lips can be tortured Into any ssmhsance et ioandAtion for such staIeaent- These are the charges upon winch, if this cOmmities be granted by the House, Mir. Levin is to be tried''
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ess. ny eendaet haa bseons thsmAis,a sfsrsriiny Co al paFiiss and ss lad never euased mgaelf ts he ruled by any of theua, shey all with eommon ac. cord. pAsiled my asHirnctien
 The arbitary asass, depsisiag nc of my military Command, fuiminnaed aRninsf me, was tlie most solemn gnsrantse far the enemy. Sor iron that fae- ment De remained undistaFbsd passessof sf places whIch assly hs kad moistened wiih his Mood thanks to my efEorfs
 u woald have seemed natural that after my rcnua- eiaaaon et al eominand my retreat at least should hase heea teapseted. MAehinaiioms of ever kind wese Pfacsiscd to eaa the hrend of my lie. anA if Providence had n0t watched over it. Shwprshy Mex ca.s. screened behind the enemy, wOuid have saeri hced me. Time wiI wreAl these infamous saeta. The condition wbich ihings hase reached, req oeis sne fHt'rely Rsesess te my county. A peace, of extcsahi~ memory. has hes ront lnded and two Thirds Of cur tesrtoty has b. sgld to the iavadef ter "a nsess gf pottags'' diserarefnl and ahsnrd aTintSiiee has bera ssnetlShed, te complete the woFk Of inilaiiy. What remains then feIlOw-eoun- tymeD him who only returned te lis natlve land to fu'hi the ppbiic ish, aDd te stTnggle fOE aad sustain the soss hobls of causes against the exte- rior enemyi What shah he do when he finds him. se6 the bah of thousand Rceas tionsl Retire ihiO distant country, 10 dePlose the lnrstimable mis- fortune of the Republic. since political Pa@ious aRd base iaisre~ts have saceeeded n sAPPlaatiog the sscred cause of country.
 In tho exile to which eoodemn myself, eonsO- atoFy idea will soften the sorrows that weigh upon my heart: ths reflection that l have sfways preGeT- red my ressoBal ruiR-that of my own interests, and of the power which had beea eonfidcd O me t1 kDeeiing bsfcEc the enemies Of Rsxcc, end sap pieating for peace, which should reduce to noih. ing the elements of her prosperity and nationality Ny garments pierced by hostile buIlets-the thou sands of Mexicans who have fallen by my side, end under my orders-ihe blood of the invaders, and their cospses scattered in heaps the elds of bat tls-sse % many tokens of glory for my country and my children.
 MexicaDs.-One of the Chiefs of your Indepen- dence-the most jealous of your FeneWn-he who has had the glory of offering to the Republic innu- merable trophies captured from the foreign enemy hs who has struggled against them. by overcoming thousand oostacies-he who hes shed his blood for the maintenance of your rights-hnaliy, your most devoted fiend-bids you this last farewell.
 tSignedl
 ANTONIO OPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
 Tehuaean, March 2i, lsfS.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

FFsa Hs CSmAersiai Tlssss er hs IsA ississf)
 Tte CSrToN market continue. ia an snssttled stale TAe,Fsn~.e'iOas to-day ssny se ssae haIe.. ss 2 rsRg- ef 2 sle fos exfreHss of aiSdIsag. and bssdss complain thai they cannot svsa sel ., tAss~ redscrd figures. whieh shoEs d~es'os os tO k ts I4e N Eb.
 TOBACCo-There were 10 sales al Tohaees ,o day. On Easagdsy ei hhds were sold as Eslkoas. st hbds, admitted as ss s0 do. ;efsssa, at g, sad 10 s5. st 3e. Vb.
 sUGAk AND Moi.AssE Es-Tse sara and Molassss market eeHthues dull There wess aO sales of any note tO dsys
 quiet tc dsts sd the salrs amounted 10 isw small lots 6orIneT rates
 PROvISIONS.-TAsr was 10 sales cf any no,e sn hbt Pork. le0, 70 . in buk soad q 2 ne. v D kbg reuuf Of bacon 90 Sasks ef sides seld at e tts 50 to shSalders, q q sad @ casks of SaiaI Louis susokea st se fer sdes 2c f~ shssalders aad 47.e P Eb for Hams. No Alss of Aeefos Lard. GsRAIN-The Cora maykst Is wIthsut change. The ssies reseh sboaf SDae !acks. tea a Q 3sle P bushei sceordiag Ie qaaiity. Of Wheat spo nsks cold ss sSc v bssSeL 0f Oats GO sacks S,. LSais sold st sI; snd EDO basisls 0his af Be V hushsl
 wHISKEY. lee bbts. pexies wAiskey cold Se- 6ay st 2l q; and sbsue se bbis ReetIGed, in iaaif fereni iCes, sf I7ts ard IS ike v gailan- even for the bsSt signafsFes- Stering may b. 4as- ted at las e I0s. Bits ea Nep Yovk. st sixty days. li, Q ts 2 esat dsxosai. Cheeks, Vel.
 FREICHTa-Aa AmeTse== -Aip ws. taken se- day fer IiyrrpnI, xt 2 l6d. TAs Americaa ship Menesoso bGih at CiRcinns'i) wss aIse iaid oa for he same rort. with heavy .rwigAi. as formes rates
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only moderate deniand, ths tfads being suly ia small quaaiifiss and ,o meet their psssenf wanis Prices generally have declined ga per lb, the aa- thcrsed qnoanfons q ls qnAliiies bsing again Fe- duced Id per Ib Braxils sni Egyptinr sass aan ei sale, and they aiso have declined about 1d. per D. Snr.ta ers h pretty good demand. butthsy are veFy freely eeered.
 At last weeks lowest rates 800 bales Of AmaEiean have been taken on speculation, and SO of Ame. rIcan, 100 Pernames, 50 Maranhams, and 70 Sdrats, for export. Sales rf 2se Sea island. GeoTgia at q ia led; 20 stained do, at to sd.; S670 Upla nd Bowed, eX to 9020 New OrIeans 31< to S1z 95S0 Mobile ts1 5.
 A falling of hss occurred in Mobiic and Upland cotton of S. and In Orleans Corn 6Im al 27 to 29s. Flour quoted st 1fs. to 9ss.
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Steam Boat Register.
ARRIVALS.
ASNsVSCExESI VP ciSDIDifES.

aFWe are saISboFiE~l 10 sauoaRes SAMUEL A WHITE. as q candidate ier the ofsee oG sheria, OI Pulaski County. at the ensuing August election
 We are authorized to annoHnee B. F. OWEN Esq. candidate 10 represent the eCurry cf saIin' in the next Legislature.
 .4pr1 lIfA. lsss -Si
 We are authorised io announce s. M. CHAAIEs as candidate fcs SHERIFF of Jefferson county st the ensuing AasEsi eiesiiva.
 Nsrek D, lsIs. 3o-tms D-W We ses sutherized to anaorDee BEN. DANLEY. as a candidate for the oikes of sHrErrV at the ensuing August electtsA- the ensuing August election.
 D We are authorized to &nsoaaee JAMEs McvICAR, as a candidate for the office of SHESIFE at the ensuing August election.
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HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.

FTNHE undersigned takes pleasare in informing \ the puhsc hat be has taken ihis delishtfai an1 health restoring watsring plaev, ant is how ready to receive yisitas
 The Motel has beea thoroughly repaired and new iy fsrn:shed, and h capabie ol Accommodating las iired persons. The baths a, these SPrags are uneqgaed for tho cure of Rheamaiisrp and alusest every disease that maR Is her 10.
 An experienced cook has kesh employed, and neithsr P4ihs nor expense shaii be spared ts make all that may slsii the Springs comfortable
 Stages lcsse Littis Roek ihfes iisnes . wsek koF the Spriass If (. h.TiG.
 April 3F, Ieis.-33-u ProPristoT.
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Barrow Rorsr, La. Iaa. B, isas.

Gealemea- Your complimentary ecmmuBica- ton, of the 10th inst, enclosing te copy of the preamble and rsssiuteTs adopted on the sth inst. by pubic meeting of my felloS-eitreas, sriiksss disiIaefioa PaTs, in Montgomery. Ala, has been received.
 Eos the hish honor which they have been plcssei to confer upon me by ihas nominating gae for the Presidency of fhe EIifed States, and for the rery kind Iangaage ia which they have fl to notice my past Il fs aud services, beg yoa, their rsPre- ssn,stivss, 10 aeeept my proicaad arkaosisdge- mef,s, and t0 sssure my ielipw-citixens who con- posrd this mertiag that aaaR e.Fsr aoiUs Op- post 'ticA fo far of wy sas easRe-i9a aritA Lbs rep etaotc eaIas bag tAfE ooaiiaae tu pAc t taRs, INDEPENDENT OF PARTY DIS. TINCTIONS.
 ana, gea'leniea, wi,h aigh respect yoar obedi- eul setsani z TAYLOR. Messrs, Wm. u- MarpAy \ Harris, A. r Hep kius aaI others, Moai igon,eEy. Ala.
 Hesrken 10 Botts--a s9lsmp ssrERg b al Fay lcy men. .We," sAys he, sssaGl where we have alwHss stood-eniorssd by the whole whig party ei the country; and if there is any di>orgsnizatioa. they the disorgsEilers who have iatrodaced h. to the camp one who Is ncs of us. nor with ns-'
 Lou. Dem.
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Re.ource. of Loui. pAilipne.

AIeiter from London to the editor of the Ney York Commercial, says: sI an glad to hear that the Ex-Kng had just invested about . million of dOllars in New York l believe that he has nearly three millions of p.a.ids stefibg herr. ff so, he will nc; ts b&afy of"
 The Commercial however, says: "We have heard that he sold out hls English funds and employed the money in the improvement aad decoration of Yer saillAs.
 ''The Dake de Moo;pensier has sometiing. we suppose In Spain, asd isse Piisee de JoIaYiIe iE BTazd"
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MAkRIEn.

On Taesday evening, lssh inst, a, inc rssiA~Sce of A. Smirh. Ese-. by Rev. C. P. Turentiss, NJ CHARLEs ArurS. N Mira sr1Ax BAcsKrr. both q MEMTHIa, TKsx
 The ''PrlatsEs fse," vas duly received asd. as asual. ws sxissd to the blooming bride and he' loving Ictd hest wishes fos theif sa,gss hsS- p,ness
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CELEBRATION OF WAsHINeTox's BIRrH DAY IN RcNE--A corresponden; of hc Boston Courier. un- der date of Feb. 2Sth, says.
 The Americans in this city celebrated the hirih- day of Washington by banquet, Mir. Cooper, of Pennsylvania presided on the occasion and all the proceedings went oil with great enthusiasm. Mir. George & Hillard of Boston, made a most eloquent speech. and was followed in able ma saner by the Rev. MT Hedge. 4 feleaous spoem, aboundfng with humog and sparkling vii, vas seei.sd hy Wu- Story, of Bosion. He was followed by Crawford, the sculptor, In a speerh that came from the heart.
 A letter Ofthe 26,h of February, to the New York Express, mentions this celebration also, and says that there are now l2e Americans in Rome.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25

Iron and Castings. 0ltU LBS assorted dat bar Iron, sss '' '' square do do, tIi ,s |" iuunA do do, ps0 Plow bar sBd slab dc, [ Bundles sheet do, aal Gtss ssTse shoe dc, 5t0 5. AmeEie4n blisier Steel, iiG0 OVeas, SkIiets, Tots. Dogiroas and
 e.ld Ilds Received per '.E.llen T" and for sae by
 VIM. B WAIT. -9prii II. lSl3. st
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kKW GlalN.

RoHN D. ADAMS & co. kss juss sseelvsd \ ~ large and weli asaretsd Stock sf New C@@As, cOassssinx of Dry Gnads. tsseersss. Has4wafe Ssi. 6laFy-waSn. mSoas, Shsra. Aaas, C~pa, &s &e i. wkira = Il hs ea. Id ..s fas CssA es esasiry pro duce lNo. D. AOAMS & co
 .sSs:g fl, ISIS, 3i
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Commissioner sale.

Commissioner sale. TsE STATE oV AHKASsAs,
 FyLAsKI CoUKTV,
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, in Pur- 1N sasnee of the pEeTlssoas of des ot trust, en- ecute4 by Richard C. ByFd and wife, and William J. Byrd and wiSe, to the Bank oS the Stsse Of Ark snsss, on the 23.f day of Novemb~r. A. D. ls43, ea lots numbered. one. two, three, four. five and six, la Block number Two, east of the Qsspaw iise in fhe city os LSttIe Rock ts secare ih. Fay ne0l of tbe joint nete execated tbas day so aid Bank for the Of thirteen thousand three hu adred and sixf i've dollars. and interest, payable tA else months after date, aRd the order of the Financial Receiver aad Attorney of said Bank, he snder- signed, as Sherfd aai Eonmissienss, S AE offw EoS Safe sf Pahiic oacTy, c@ cSsh in hERi to sha lRsi and highest bidder theretoF. al the toor of the Coart House of Paiaski eouaiy, on the lsta 4Ay ef octO- Der, D, isyS, (besag the krst day of the nest Oe tober Term of she Pulaski CiEeut Court setpeea the hosrs oT judicial sales, ihs Sad les eaPbcrsi l, 2, 3, [, 5, and 6. m Block nrmhss Two, East Ol the Qnapaw line, in the city es Lit9s HDek. tsgee- CT wfth all The buildings and mpEpSeeenR sisussrd thereon. b~ag the brsck 4 s;eres, ani the Ho- tel eslied the Franklin House, fronting on the Ar kAasss ,he-, as a>e ls--..eT laading.
 \ J. HuTT,
 sSerF aAd CommissiGner. .Azyf{ IS F7KS 70 If
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ToENG LIDHS lClDENY.

NtSS VICTOR. woald respectfully aassAass xvk the ciiR1ens sf Littia Rock, thst de ssll, on the isi of May, eSa1Rae tAs mAasssAaeaf o5 ahs sehe<d hitherto kaaws as Mrs. CxzsasiA Asatems Fos YeaaT Esdles, Tns course q sssxaefcA wiis be thofoagh-aad ss Niss Yicts9 sssi.4e.GSns a tssehes, are ssresiy known. shs bcpss sss sbsssj patronage.
 Terms-- & @ fir sAs Seaicz cfzrs--ss g sor : Jahior- g. % -fog ge E1eseasaxs-4sa a0 iar the ! iafaat- Arrangements al be Easae bsthaae SisA-
 l,g sa leaSa Masse. No ssta chAsge tes fasey Needle work
 Lseie kesk, tEA .ftzfi, istS. se-st
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25

The Court of Inquiry Gsnerais Scoia and Fl low, after hearing all the witnesses in Mexico. Eas determined to adjourn its sit,ings 'V the United States
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1Ri GOODS. i BALES A brown .heetings, + 5-s sh.rtings, 5o pieces bleschei lnas!ias, 70 '' cat0Rates, denines, Se blue, bsck and fancy prints, = lhs. kss black and bro~n patent Thread. Reeei, ei and los sssr cheap tor cash by
 VIM 5. WATT. -5pra n, lStS. 3i
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TJLANK DELIVERY BONDS. ArAwn sp ey As n experienced e01 se i,of aAsleF the late law fer lle <, tbis office fFiee. Sl Js V.T 9sige
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INFANT SCHOOL.

sTtHE ssbocts~s hA. fhs honas to snfsrm hss \ fra.Das ssd the pasie geaesaiiv thst her sshocl wIl he or~sed kaesasy. ttsisa ef Ap&H sfASs Fs- ssae nee ca LSaisszaa street. scar Mslkrrsy. Ex- peetAg to aevot- h<s xh0ls isse and astessioa ta the impsosenen, sf those pisesa aai>Y hss eharxe, she hopes fer share of PshIe ps,Esaase.
 TEkMS:
 Fos session of five months
 Hrs: Gas, S7 co
 Second Class co Her tfieaas assy rest aasaTei, thss ae sxsFtsoAs ~iii be spared ;o Eszke the -shooi sa sh~v desire
 MARY BLACKBURN. Li,te RsSt Nae. us Su-u
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h0 KEGS Nc, 1 LARD Reed per Ellen r" aad ,sf z;ie by WI 5 WAIT
 .sSsi II, Isls 5A
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.Vegr0es for N0ie.

TIE STATE OF ARKkNs.s.l County of DREw. Chascesy s,ds ef tA< CireVR Court ef Drsr CesHiy,
 Non<mhsr TsTm, i. D. Is41, Richard kao~ls ]
 o. , Pftt:ios for DrroroC. Lucy kaowis. ' VT appears 10 the satisfacicn of ihA court that the \ said defr niant is not resident es thls Siatr. Notice is hereby given. that unless said feDdan. sppea, al the next term of this conrt, and pled sn swer demAE 10 sanaE,'s bill, sad bal will De taken confessed and the prayer Oe said eonpisiA ant vii be granted.
 Witness, Young R. Royal as cbrk cf
 the cirruit eoart and es ofieie Clerk of the court Of Chsncery her~unto set
 mg hand and atix my private seal there being no sesI oG ofker) this l0th day of
 Aprii, 4. D. ISts.
 Y.R. ROYAL, Clerk. April 25th, Isls. Prs. fee s475l kss-2w-
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STATE or ARKAsxAs. tS
 Hos Sprisg Cssnfs 'sr Ln tAs Cae4it cOaa GT said cssaty. ksr1A Tsrm,
 .1 D. IS4s., SAsuEL W. RsYseES. Co~pit.
 ssysax David T TramnBeH ssA I.ne reeia bis
 wife. John C. Ehie aaRSarah
 his wife. II sbi thA Lose, ktuAea ctf fsxrrpv White ard Maytha kis wife, { Thomas Lose, Elixaheth ks>
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25

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 6 Hsads. Brown Sugar.
 2 Bbs. pOwdefci de
 ID MoiAsses, 6g" s II ds.
 28 Boxes Cheese.
 3s God ish,
 59 Sacks Salt. FiekIes, pfesxrTes, enrdszls. siiEsS. 5.azrkersl, -osg, candles, staTch ra,s;Bs. Sr se. sr sale ow E JN0. F. ADAMS k co. -lPrI II, lsss. 3I