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VNHE subscriber, agent for II. Haberman, VI
 1 eontinas the formers busiBes~ al his old s'Ai on Main, near Markham strrrt, and kssp coastal ly on hand fai and wsIl assorted stoxk si Groc rses, Dry Goods, Boots, Sloes, Hardware, Cssssi 4c, &e, al of which wii be sold 0w Tor cssh. l' highest market prices sill se sid fer country PH dUce, as beef hides, PeIiyie-, beeswsE, ke . JOHN KRtfsE
 Little Rock. ls47. tsI laH
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Prespeetas of .he Twenty-secena vsIsme.

vNcammencing the Twenty -sercs4 Volume of tAs X Review. we have to acknowledge the eonfinaaaee ef liberal patronage the part sf the public and oi an enthusiastic response from the Democratic ranks, to those principles of National Policy winch t Is oar endcaEor 10 eIucidafe. We have entered into extensive arrangements for great variety ol novel and interesting matter that wsll add to the at traction and value ef the nrw volume.
 The Rsw year wiil be marked by one of the most exciting presidential eieetous, under eiFcumstan- ces of more grave importance 10 our institutions that have occurred m our national history. lt is therefore of the highest couseqaence that the great questions which shake the anion 10 its centre should be discussed with calmness, laboriousy investigated and clearly understood. Whsle the Democfafic par ly Is apparently spt into several divisions through the very success which has caused il to triumph in the yindicstloa Of old issues untIl new nate become necessary. the grea, dsmocyafc Aeavf of the naticn beats in unison with noble patriotism, and swelis In hooest satisfaction zt the rising gl0Sies of our western Empire, the fouudssions of which are only now being laid, ard well If becomes 10 proceed dispassioaatey sGd uDiefssandingiy n the work committed to as. Although "thcassnd gene rstious'' not locking dRwn upon from The eFests of the Alleghanies ''lo behold deeds D thousands yet 10 come, swarning the intervening yaiiies, wli breag the Rocky MOastaiha. the Ale shanies and the Cofdiesas all looking back to curse bless the transactions of ISIS. lessinl Fespoa- sEbIty rests apoh tbe delnocseey 0i tbe present ge neration, and that they will, ever. discharge t faithaIf, taege caa be 10 doubt The efforts oi the Review wiil be exerfed wsth fa sense Of the i'm portance of the eaese, sod doubt Il xiii be yg. oroHsiy responded to " our subscrbers.
 The accustomed tea ares of the Review will be eoataaaed, iseiading Portraits snd Biographies ef Distinguished Democrats men whose patriotic pfiu eiP'es and stesdness of PnEeiPls have soa the 6dznce 6f the peopSr.
 We have to remind ous readers fhss the sow terms on which se furnish the Review snakes II IadssPea- sase that the psypseat of the subscriptions shoald be ia zdvsH<e; and that fbe expenditure incurred 10 improve he Wosk. can be naef onty by the psompt reg.ssaaee oi subscriptions.
 The pabsestOa of the RegIew has be@n commit ted to the ekasgs of Mr. Jehn W. Moore. sho has been eosaeetsa foT the last eight years with the pabii-hing eepsstmsat of the AMsTebants' Asgs- ziae," and whose expesieBee and peil known eSes gy viii no dsabt exert fssosskis isasenee oa the bosiaess. &e. of the Review. All subscriptions and letters of business. wii here sffes he s5dressed is John " Moore, 0alce of the Demoerafic Review, ITO Broadway
 THOS. P KETyELL.
 Eafteg Demaeyakk Rsgs<g.
 To fle Democrzsie Prezs we acknowledge the kindly feelings that hzss exisssa sH ssdes, and ~A.~ -f.ff. -sssr.na a,aewa aSrata
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Iledical Deparsrlent of the S.
 Louis uMiHnrRikY EacnlaY.

A0NH8 UMyWEKE2kY aC0kky. " E@ Lsn&sm. M D. FseEsnsse uf sAs FrSneis xNAs rsea and Rnrtre of nfs6s<ins.
 A LfTT0N. ~. D. Rssx sf CA~miuszy sna F4Af@aey.
 {; 4. foPE. E. D. fsszssvss s< sss Pss==s77as- aAa Ps.eties q ssrgery, Cnisai SzEseEy. .sn4 Dsaa sf EAe Faeuixv
 N. M FALLEN, N, D.. Psosesss~ sf OessesFirs a@1 Dsse@ses eE wehrm cad Chsh6sea-
 JAMES SHAKE. V. D. PsuEss~T sf Special. Gessrsl. sad SaRgiraI Anafemy-
 TEf0S. kAYBURN. M- D., RFeGewrew of Mate fim 4eazea and TMxrspaaoes. R.S. LOLNUS, N. D.. PFsssssses ef efPhystoaOEy zs6 MeAiraS Jsrssuru3enee. VIM MsPHEErERS. M D, Pseesssor os Cha ieAi Msasss@e am1 Theological Anafsay. W D. SHERMAN, DemoeSsrassr sf An1fony. Tfe regsasE Lecszses es1Eeaes san1aity ca ths ssrA q OctsAex Agysexsse cost sf Tirkets, ineia- dsag MasrSxaiasseo $tI8. Gsasuasisa Fee. $3A- BSafd tsom Ss0 to &l7 per mesth. Medical StE- 6eazs are ssuistss xv1frsssasly 10 iAs @e6ieA and sargenl prserSse ia she Cssy Hasptz also In ths Ss. Ltais Hcrpstst. daTiAs the Lecture terms. CHAS- A. POPE, N D.. DEAN.
 Ss laais JaS< xTtA Isss 44 3w.
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csa..'s Laa,.s BssE aaa FamiII Easaria,.

The sAs-se NsgSzise ia the Usissd States. eea- tasns Hoashy siSsy Psxes q reAsing 1aseF, Sy the 6Fss wFsasEs in rae csanGEy. twelve than abe New York magsRiS~z. I've syae~sss ssesA ssKrav- ings. sBdeRtssse sash<nsse e8teTAa neRtkiy Faslion plate. MSS~l Coatag-s sad ChgFvAeE. Chsehe1 Nsrk, aaa ssh~r iaaiters. fer the LAdbes, ss Illustrated and welB exFlsisest. &e-, &S-
 Prscs fer eue yxar wkirh inrlnaes sise Laays Doa- Rsx Newspaper. making thrrs PsetieztSoas in ous nseath. S1 eo I've csPses wsshoat ths Iasy's DoGzr Nswspap<E, V9 Five copies wish oae so the P~fss@ seaslsx tse e2Sb, 70 G EigAt esYi~s, IS co Twelve copies, 20 e9 \ sseelnsen of either tie Lsiy's Book, CT the Lsdy : Dollar Newspap~r sat to any persoa Pay- ssag posEage cn the rsSaest-
 Ac5yes~. L. A. GODEY, Ne ii3 Clessaut Street PhElasnipAfa
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 Frnm Mapnacen ans saemSA sf Arkansns Ri- yer se Lftafe Rock, Vas Barren, Rort
 smith ana Fort GiAsen. TvHE Eehs aranght s,snmeEs V LILLIAN ARM 1 STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FE wiIs rua rezzialy between tho ahoFe ports fer the een .vey1nce ef freight and ParsenEeFS-ths Wm. Arm ssronx and MsAam leaving NHpolson en MaaSsyp and 1zsva1sys al 3 e'esock, A. M.--Rcsnrninw viii lexse Eistie Raek an same days- The Santa Fe wili connect wixh sAess bsaas at Lxtsle Rock naakiag gasar weekly trips from Latte Rock Vaa Barren asd Fert Smith, and exsending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water viii permit
 PasssngsEs and shippers may rely upen this hs- ing permanent srrangenaen aad that their freghts wiA be eeavsyed skreagh wish eeTtsiAty and de- sp&teh, and al the lowest easlenaary rates Al the snatx are ia good. sound e0aditioa and handsomely sstea ap for ths aecomRaedafioa ef Passengers-
 A.HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon
 M. .GREENwOOD2 2 Co, Agsss. N. Q, Dee l3. is47. H-
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LATEST ARRIVALS

1A IO1 \ AM1IW hLO BY THE STEAM BOAT COTTON PLANT. J. HUTT. has last received small lot of Il fashionable bonfsetss printed maslins and lawns, black bsssges, plain and striped jsckose,. eAidrep, Polka boots. ladies coiorsa and black bas kins, srOsze and eeleTed gaters and Missess ditto eases Ceats' 6De, cali s>wed boots, Sc kc.
 ALSO
 PER <. B. ELLEN r. 20 bbi4 Whsskey. le0 10 carpet warp,
 boxes cotton yaTu, io kegs Lard.
 20 boxes stzr candles, 560 10 bar lsad,
 2 doz JaHipsr wood eharss. 2 dox stone ditto asserted sSsss, bSxss common tebaeco, boxes 4 No: l ditto,
 MIlk crooks yars ke. Al extremely l0s for CASH. Little Rock. May sG&h, Is48 3s
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REsELlR slPolEos { FT. eIBSos PlcEEr.

F~A THE UNDERSIGNED would in- &R form his frSeads, and the Pahite, z generally. that. havisg eaiit the -A~MEM1H Noo z3S Expressly for the ArkAnsas river, she will make reguazs trips fFssa Nspoissn Fort 6ibssn- He IS esRkd~as that she Is suseieatty light tdrawing but I4 iaehes5 b ran the year soaad, aud vii to % if the puAiic will but extend te him reasonable pos- tiaa sf their hasiness. k s sss has wtsh to noaopo ss he busisess oi ss river. snd rua all other boats est asd then charge essrmsss Prssss. bal to do an honess, fair, and hAerzi business. Net wishing to take any adv@ntsge ef the pablic, be invites them ts give him call sad he vii make them com EsEtsAte asd take thsm along fast az any aEher beat of her etass in the river,
 J. P. GREGG, Mass~. Oct 2I, ts4s. G.
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Southern United States Mail. Tri- HeekIy CoaeA Las from LlttIs Rock fo HaSkiagsOs. .irksnszs, and to tAe
 csI Ibraied Hot Spriars. fn

four Aorx eodckes- THIS line connects at Little Rock with the great l Eastern Cosch aad steam Boat Line. leaving Little Rock Aod W asNiRgsonl ca ruestzys, Thurs days, and SasRsdzys, at | A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs n ere day
 The psopEieleFs will FaR above stated dnriag the se&soa- The greatest aiteDtIea will ee paid to tke cnnasoss and ecaveRSsnce ot paSssagess. Ac- comHsodafhses are good. and charges lsrsT than 2ay other conEeyzAee- Patroaags of clSi1sRs asd trayeiefs respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND co. April 2S ao33 u
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MW"VMo~

hR- K. \. WATKINS has removed to the farm -1I recently occupied by E. A. MooRk Esq.. hali DS4ss's Drag S,sTs, -Eere he may De found daring the day. and, night. when necessary and ia eases of emergency, Dr EaraiE viii attend ia his s,ead, free of a1saitio8aise charge.
 His ehrges, in all easss will be the sarae as the eIty Physicizna-
 He tenders his thanks to his old fsienas asd pat- rons, for past fsvoss, and hopes for continuance of their pa;ronage-
 LItte R0ek. Eco. IS, ls4e 2a-Gn.
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BOOKS.
ALSO
MAP AGENTS WANTED.

INHE subscriber wishes ;o engage in the sale Of 1 his Maps a aaEhes of ysang and middle aged men ef moral and hasiness habits, as travsslsng agsnts- Having eenPletAd new and greatly in- proved editions sf his UAivessai Atlas, . AaSs; Urge Nap sf the World, Reference and Dastant Mao Of the ua;srd States, Sasieaal Map of lhs Uaited several Maps of Mexico ,he subscriber k prepared to furnish agsas for cash, at the lowest possible prices
 Address,
 g. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
 Northeast eSsner q Market and Seventh
 Streets. PhiiAdelpbia-
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-f EAls snf ast uErz ~ASx, !. asr a.s.r,.,u.. = - ssses hssiag voted a whig CT any osa~T
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MORE GOOD THTyGs:!.

fO CANS Fresh LoANseFs, 4EO 5S Pearke<
 s40 Cove Oysters,
 79 hoxes aad hexss small Saraines: HeTnefsessy seaiesf Sslmca. green reas, eo.6sh strawberries. pieksed I0hstess. osioas was1rts kc eurSie powder, Pre<tcas exiraess oG tensa rose "a siEia snd aatmeg.isae jaice thas iemoA s,rawherrv and pine apple syrHp., dried Canton ginger. pin- apple ard English dairy cheese, tongues and soGaSss sweet ebockctase. Sekreider and Harp chanpzrs wines, saF~ros frish sad rye whiskey, ie yeas chi cherry cosaizl. erahherTies, psunEs. pgrs groznt Mack and true CayehAe perpers xkite wine viae- gaf. Ne Aisek.fel fresh. family hearings with ;hs roe' iszpesiai asd ouiooEg teas of superior Srsli y. &c.. kr.
 Jest reserved and kcr sale as reIceed prices. ey
 ". P OFFICER Little Rock Dee. ss, lss7.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

Rf1[ AsAA &OAhGk~ nR- MCINTYRE D~atkst, rrsp<etfzEsy iaforrzs 4b kss Pas5~ass sud the rabssc. tFs4t bis oes has ee~a reuSosed te Ms. CismPsis's sshisgsos Hstes. wheEe he wtii soaEiase the prseslce sf h pgSfesisn Ia askfsfss nanaer asd ss Ese1~ssar eka7xxS-
 Tt~ t~eth may b~ preserved. b<@asiS5 sg r~Ysseel generally. with9st pain. a>1 ag e2~satisnS p~s- faFuse wi as titi= ine0aveniBc~ 10 tte pafiezr po@sSse. The trse xa2ue of she teeth oEly know whez these usefaG organs ef rssSsseafias- sp~vch ard f5Eta are iSst- Latez afies3eG th E Egixais r-siAescrs if neceasnEy.
 Tse ieeth sfehfdrrn sSer i5 y<arz, via bs F-ga- iaied trse of exvrnsc, also, asFicr given the pro s<svsfSs7 of 'h- teeth sa6 the Pgsp~r sesfifree be asea Toe ssoasa e1zsrsssi witssss ehsszs CT tEsssae ie she Pstaezf TEs f~ssSNsax Se1s,<Esa referred i@ Ia rrgsra to Dr. MclGsyFss suzlE6eaxsas Praetbczi Dsasiss
 Josv H. Romxs0x, Co1L l. RRsnpox, GAIT A. PskE, Ds S LsrpFx Af. V E. Ncooxryy. ssf. Wx B War,
 ME-G B. HEspxx-
 LfIe Reek Orf 6, Isis 5-.
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FREsaa GROCERIEs

4 H9Ds. oi prime brown sugar; + hbIs pe1aered eO- 10 bags R4o eosisa;
 5g hae salt
 8 half bhis. csznseUieS.
 # No. I msekeTali
 ! casks clear ssdes bsccn;
 eaaF4sssd haass
 common eo 1e kegs leaf lard;
 Q bbss wktzkey, ,Y. Soap, essasss, ssaaTssos, s.assE, kc, &e. "" wiR be seid k1w sss cash or cogniry Pso62es' Aug. [. isss. JOHN D. AOA""
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IBlRLRP0LIFIGlLV VORKS.
~. HICKMAN, NO. iIe RALTIMORE STREET.
 sslFReRg.

Hss isst Pabasssed ths following valuable sad ehsap Kszaikzi workS. TAsy are Psets<hsd st en- t1ensa asw Fricss in eEasr b gSvs 'As@ n szs'n-
 IT. ss mhsu sAis eirrslar |. s.sarsassa. are rs- qmes1& e 1sEs thcmnsfsss in extsntiag the sais of
 PesHmasess. pessedscal nxsnes. deassrs. Ac-, are allowed AAadsome pRoEt. and ean receive hand- ssass fszsanerstSea by iAs sale sf these waxks.
 EdispEs, DemoesMsSe Associations aR4 Csu6s are toe Passsesstoa sf tn<ss wcfkS
 OFSss aeeompasSe1 win tks easA. promptly at- tended ts AS6Fess as above LIFE or EEXERAL CiM. TAs Eiss and Pabtie Services af Gen Cas-, V ih his SPerches ssa Letters ca vaTious sah9eetsa the ealy esmplete editson ever issued. This edition contains inoxmafiea Eesative 10 the p9htic and pri Oesass ef sighty pages-
 ssagse esPsss a5 esnss-kEs fer sl. Os SIS per SanaEsd-
 DExerRaTIr TEIT BOOK. The Desorrasie Text Book being . eo0Psndian oE She principles ef sns D=nscEsssc pAy. eonsAin- Ing eoafrisaseas fr0 the aetess peas oi the esan- try, a the yarssas political saessloas of the day
 elSS lNB HTLER. Ths Sp~eehrs of Cen- Lewis Cass. with bscgrs- pAscsI sketch ef Gen wiiisam q. Batter, hy FFaa- CTS P. Bsair. ts vhieh Pss61es te correspondence 0f Secretary Marcy saA Geaerai Seost. ! Siagse copies I21a ceats-tsa Fer Si, or Ss per huEd5eG
 PotiflCIiy'x REGlSTER. The PeIisScsan's Rsgaster and Statis:Ie2l Msauzl Eos is4s eoa'xising the eleeson returns sor Psssi deal, Governor. Congress, &e.. in every state by ce1ptes. fer the years lSs4. SS. '46. n and &S Isss of the menbsrs of Congress and Govesnoss of the ssse: Times sf hoiaihg -cfons. Digest of the NafuraIEzstisa Lswss tho Excessive caiea6aF, with ether ssefsl rositSeal uzfsess- EFngs> copies Istf eea;s-sea for Sl, or 6 per h9adre4.
 TIE yEW THRIFT. The Ne~ TsriF af Is4s. arranged ia alphabetical order, with history sf the proceedings connected wsth sae passage of the aer. the new Wsrebousing RS and the valss of Foseigs moneys as esfiuaased xt the Cussem Heass by a kale sef Of CoagEess-
 Sta-i< copies izs eenss tea far Si, OF $ Yss ha a4rpa.
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Dissolution. TNHE CorartRerskip is<retssess exiz iax zaSer rs. 1 nasEe aa1kty le ea Isss q. A&aws { C., Is tai. day dissolved, ey ma;aai eSssent- JoHS D. AnAx. Sifl esatiaae the Dsy Gosis and Grocery bassn~<s si he ca s'sna opposite the Real Estate Rsnk, a0 Is aone asihosxed b settle the hassaess ol ihe lAse finn.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Jay !, lets- SAM'L ADAMS.
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00 Bbs Mo FIoar iass Ree<iTeA ami fer saEs ~ by JNO. D. ADAMS & co.
 Feb zStA lSss. s
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Iron and Castings.

Iron and Castings. 5000 ;-Bs a.so--ea ia, bar I,oa. SJs e sgusre 60 de. 4sn d |" Ioaad 9o eo. loe9 a pIc1 Ssr asd slab d. BunGlex &he<i eo, 90o lbs horse shoe co. so Aaeric4s Mister Steel, lte0 ss Cvezs, Skiiless, Pa:s. Dsxsfoas asd
 etd IS4s- Received per 'Eiien TT and for sa;s by
 WM. E WAIT .ipFiI II, Is$3. St
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To the Democrzsie Press VIC acknowledge the kindly fseliags that hzss existed es sH <i6es, and eheeffuIiy eoatinHe our exchanges.
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REM MOTlL.

' street. and has ofeSed has splendid new store. No IT Cs@res street, ~ith rieh and elegant yarie- ty of
 Fancy Dry Goods, Millinery, Toilet Arti.-
 eles, and PeTfameFy. wholesale and retail. and hs sest respsxtfetly in- siies the ladies aud gsatiemea so ea and examine the same D.F WEYMOUTH,
 l7 CAaTfres Stveef Fssr~~s s. isss. 2a-
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Mattresses. i0 DOUBLE Mattresses Reesised and Sss sale WA B. WAIT. -1prI II. Is4s sl
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LITTLE ROCK HECH SCHOOL, For YwWmg Ladies. Skaas lma1s1uttnn. mnaas SAa aAnsrs ef Mss aud A ssa MaasnE VI oom, wIi1 hs srnnss kar shs rs- eEFsisa q pmpiiA. AseA dng seEzzs cad hnasasrs sn as~&-y ths 1aah issx
 TtEms ef hssrd asA Tslioa.
 FeA fMx Snancx e FIVE szexSas. DzJ ssAeknrs. iss dsYattmsaa. fas, CT kssA-
 isg sssS.., $1S &e. AZ 6eFuF4mant 3B de. 9s@spaFtmrnt ES 6@ &EA 6sYnsemmms, n ksvsch. ihnAsnn. Sranash and Cermaa tAa-
 gnnwma. saek n Ssagsng Ea eAeir, la N@si<s wieh uss sf RSzua, 25 Harp, 90 G2ssx, 15 Drswizx. fe eo&Fss ef lessons la PsSnah ssIstisg.
 JaP4a werk, fnlzyisg q ESsay sas Ivs-
 Sy. sA4 wan Eswens enea 10 HAss6aFgh wsFk. and eanbfasaeTy also taoxkt Ia extrx ehaEge EiEI he nEaae for WasAiag at he ss3saa-y rss9s ia thr city
 BsaFi. MikA CssrssAear eHsreisess al SIs P<- pzossB-
 I Esxh SsarSer xsg fsrnisk her est se4. hesSiag. iswvk4 sad szAle naysktss f4ynHemss Ssags<<ay in adysas@--a 6sS9eiiSa fsE aassaes, f1eeps h e1~e ef sirkn<ss- ! by Pasts<1t1E refaess. class @s Eeys sazer le years sf sxe- VII ke rseeiy-G
 Assse ~'a s< sAsghs pfisesPaliy sa iss Lsg~Etan EkyF sxxrrs Eey. ". SaanS<rs, Gel T. T. M~rsEk&s Ma Ls~soa. Fer any farth~r particulars apPsy personally q st astses- Fpsd ssx st tAss stzSse-
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
 .TJLTON.S AGAIg.-A.

Call in Rexs door ts the Aathomy Homse and see she hasndsame~t aad cheapest stock of MATCHES, JEWELkT, LsDTES' F.sNCT SILK .fyD OTHER DRESS GOODS. ever s<ssxks se sAs Ssst= sf Ars<ss=s
 OFF FOR NEW YORK As sa eewP~EI-A to eaYe shessty Ecs the eass. to lsy Ic ae~ sapvsy, have detersained to Fe.issce my sfock as ~esi as price. sm k7sssd to have the CASH ;-es ct t;sla aK SiIvex-s Aieh wiIl take iH exeessge reE any xosas ia ny store, and aIlsw fasI New York price fv7 ft
 Little Rock. May 2, Is4s. 33-u
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Threshing Machine.
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-26

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks or
flee OF the Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County. July the 3rd. 1913,
Jane II. Thompson, widow and relict Of William
Thompson, dec'd--Plaintff,
AGAINST
Thomas w. Brockenbrough. administrator of
Thomas r. Blair, decd, William r. Blair,
Matthew Blair, James A. II. Blair, and others,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants. Jeremiah Cullen and Margaret
his wife, David Trout and Rebecca his wife, Will
liam G. Snapp and --, the children of Will
liam Thompson, decd, not having entered their
appearance and given security. according to the act
of Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear at the Clerks
Office Of said Court, on the first Monday in Octo
Der next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton, for months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Court house.
A Copy-Teste.
MICH. c. KINNEY, C. C.
July &c, lS48
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-26
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed executed to me by Peter
II Sheets, Of record in the County Court of Au-
gusta, and for the purposes Of said deed, will pro-
coed, on Wednesday the Goth day Of July next. on
the premises, to sell the tract of land now occupied
by John Argenbright, and which descended to said
Peter Sheets from his father. John Sheets, decd,
containing about lS4 ACRES, adjoining the lands
of William Root, Philip Hulvey and Robert
Reed. The quality of the land is good, large
portion of which is well timbered, and there is
sufficient supply Of water ON it-Persons desiring
to see the land may do so by going upon the pre-
misses, or by calling upon Philip Sheets or Robert
Reed before the day of sale.
Terms Of Sdle-One fourth in hand and the bal
ance in three equal annual payments. The exact
quantity Of the land will be ascertained by survey
before the day Of sale,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
June %, 1913.