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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

The Pittsburgh Post publishes the follow
ing extract from The laws Of Pennsylvania
We would like TO know whether Mr. Brown,
2nd Assistant Post Master General. would
not come under that section. He has been
through the whole State and demanded Of all
The postmssters a certain sum, which, if not
paid, a commission was made out for his sue.
cessof.
Section 1913. # any person shall give or
besiow any such gilt or reward. in order ia
procure any person to be elected. or shall
promise or attempt, either directly or indl.
fectly, to confer any such gift OF reverb Tor
such purpose, or shall attempt or endeavor TO
influence any vote by any offer or promise Of
any appointment, employment or pecuniary
benefit, or by threats OF loss OF any appoint
ment, employment or peeuniaTy benefit, he
shall, on conviction, be fined in d sum not
less than one hundred dollars, nor exceeding
one thousand dollars; and suffer imprisonment
not less than one, nor more Than twelve
months"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

ICH set 6g'd cashmeres, new styie, chsneleon sri
ped Orleans cloth, Rich Pfd striped Mohair lus
dark Green and Maz9rine Blue Fh'bet cloths, Bonn
baziues and Alpaccas. Just received.
oct23 j : RHODES, Bridge cor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

TRUE ESoUGH.-A gentleman, whose house
was repairing, went one day to see how The
job was getting on, and, observing a quantity
OF nails lying about, said TO he carpenter:
why don't YOU take care OF these nails?
they il certainly be lost"
them all in the bill"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

rysHE DIAPHRAGM FlLTER-Thi Frter i, d.
lEheu 10 Putliy all lurlld nVer and other me-, ~.
leii Fhd may hs used tor the ciaThcatun NJ vsyns.
huius' u Is a compact portable apparatus, MOI 41re.s
iMs d e'Ne" ipuf inches IN size. is Hlted iof app1~afn,n
ehaise OF hutts, aud Is by modiaca.ton of nlter,,s u
a'u'li e'"s1fu ted as weli for Application 10 a $3.50
nc S~paelt9 % a Aes OF pati a. At Is Tor application =,
'Hc T. ram OF attAs resetycf. II eIeanses 49, -
,lIp! enshslhs y ehd Tor end on the faucet Vim ma,
y O'' 20 hfe gallons per minute. rrce ) doIps
ne "a seilNsr - the only authorised agent tor 1hs.
order, al all Hines. F' '"ehi Oh 10
me pubic are respectfully retrrredt TO Me.srs re, w
Armstrong, Rev Bishop ~ leis4t : M cir "N Y
esph' 1aues Nat6efs, Douglass Y \ auial. and aiher.
q avg lnen IA use VINO via eateuuHy oertln. fbst
'hey purify aud render palatabie and healthy - =
impure wstef We have. ' 'e i"si
Can on Marked square at q ~ IouNS,N,
" heeimg, Oct -. iea- N"'S'N =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

20 BOXES NJ x Ratsn.
10 do Laser do
- drums tiss.
10 boxes Rock candy.
: kegs Gfapes.
cash Zanie currapt.
bo2es eiIron.
: flats Dates.
; boxes Lemona,
iokelhef vita a l-ree .fe
,,SnieeuoHay. ~whtA w1
oct8l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

The Grand Lodge Of Virginia has granted a
dispensation to "a new Lodge OF Ancient York
Masous, in Alexandra. under the name OF
"Harmony.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

- FEW Patterns of very fine ncw style French
I'D, eashmeres, Tor sale al a small advaDce on cost, by
oct2l GREER a. NOTE.
TsoMESriC OOpS- fresh lot Of those superior
~ Blankets Of Mckee 4 RoheTis0H's uake; also cEs
sitneres. Sattincts, Pulled lfnseys, lresSed Ftamnels.
Wooien ! arms, etc, of the same make. just received and
for sale cheap at oct2l L < OTrE
TARPEP C~HAlN-Anoiier lot Of carpet chains. OF
~ very light colofs, just received by
oct2i GREER & NOTE.
LEMONS. LEMONS.
q, X Fresh Lemons, Just received and for sale
< by oci2l MRS HEATING, Monroe ST.
M EW SALMON-Just received and for safe bv
AK : ID WOODROW. pa Main st.
tAll packages delivered free Of CHARGE octi9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

REVERSING MATTEBS.-The cashier
q the Chester county Pa. Bank gave notice
that none Of the old issues OF that bank OF a
date prior to lS45. will be redeemed by the
bank, unless satisfactory evidence is given
that they are honestly held. This is fevers-
ing the order OF proof. in other matters and
between iudiyiivals, the law praslmes all
men Innocent until they are proved to b.
guilty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
BY EXPRESS.

"a nIN move Vt tagsy Ane lout cioth sh..t. n.
." ~ and BIZ elotl do ats, OrsHsa nfns ~ 4
~ aha OH narrow velvet Ribbons nue. fuf-
- R%EkRYutLL & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
Wheeling, Oct IS, lsis-,s
TO THE LADIES.

ssoMt ONl-Iust rece we'd ty express a salepdid a.
softnent OF blk SIX Laces, an excellent articla as
low : - Gus per yd. Also, Fhread Lacos chea,er than
oct25 t1SN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

tf
Martin Van Buren, Is honestly opposed to Sla-
very, What could he mean IN saving. IN rela
ton 10 the abolition OF slavery IN the Dis
tnct 81 Columbia, No bill CAN EVER re-
ceive ms constitutional sanction for IT,"
IF
H. IS opposed 10 slavery, how is It that he us
STILL opposed to using the power which
Congress possesses, ui abullshing slavt.y 10
t16 District OF Columbian
If
Hc Is opposed to slavery. vhv was he 50 &C
tive IN e.ectiug james X. POM
IF
IL is opposed to slavery. why does he not re-
pent Of what he dill lor Polk's election. and
lnr the promotion of the war in Mexico2-
land why don't he say so?"-Troy Wig.
ABUNDANCE OF WIvES.-A reliable
correspondent sends us the following state
mrnt;
''There Isl village in the lad Of steady
habits aud wooden nutnrg- called "Chris-
tim HoAJr.' where may be found eight
very respectable. ~enterpusing men, mostly
farmers. who have been married twenty wo-
men. One is now living with his four h
vile, two with their third. aud five with
heir second wives; and it isa singular fact
that these families comprise almost the Whole
Ut he population in the neishborhood."
This is certainly a rare instance of unequal
distribution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
AAEES

rUST received an assortment Of the above Fire. Proof
- s4frs. and ter sale at the manufacturers prices, ny
PRYOR PAUL., Agent for The Manufacturers.
The following letter has been received from Albany;
ALnASY, August %. I2ts.
sc llFRElsG, EsQ-Dear sir: The safe we bought of
you 40 the Spring OF IA. has hcon thoroughly tested by
the late Ere, aud we are happy to state has more than
answered our cxpectatiOn.
We were unfortunately located on the Pier; and. as
You must have learned ere tins, we had bat barely time
10 escape with our lives, before every iuilding located
th-re. as far nnttb a. tae cut, was IN flames.
Oar saie stood facing the south, in tie second story,
aHd consequently faced the flames. which, with the
strong south wind. made a heat almost a. severe as a
hast furnace, and something 0f The same nature. Not.
w'tlisiandng al Ills. our books and papers were preser-
we'd so that they arc all leEih.e, aud many OF them as
perfect as they were before the fire.
II Is wonderful that il could have withstood such a
violent heat with no more injury, when wa know the
heat to have been so powerful as 10 destroy the old.
fashioned safes that were taken out Of the stores on the
pier aud placed some distance from the buiie ings. u Is
james drew OUT hs and placed it 10 the waters edge;
still II YVES destroyed, While youfs saved the papers and
books in the hottest of The ire. Yonrs. respectfully,
CIV GODDARD < co.
T. s-The books and papers were taken from the safe
two days after the IRE.
For sale by PRYOR & PAUL.,
oel26 agents for the NJ nLfacturers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
m shESn FRUITS, NUTS, sc.

3 NUTS, sc.
Deles sun shId Almonds
do cream, mats,
do filis,rts.
do Eaehsa wslnuts
case ptuurs.
dn Fine ,pplas, preser
Lemon syrup,
go Principe se=as
\ 81 tIeucE ANA common
! s'h Ca CaU al No 1.
\
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
COOPER InnlN

- large supply Of Copper Tools and Tress uoop,
lust received from Cinncinnati. and Tor s,le III
Dct. 23lh, Isis. SAM Seet'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
PURlFlUATlON OF UATEp

~ Loh AEDAiS-Slme very beautiful Tsvlo,
% Neaais' iof SAFE at loc25l JAS MELLuRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
MORE EVIDENCE OFTHE VIRTUES OF

Wheeling, Oct. 20, 1913.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-14

aud the said amendment shall be published in the
papers, and the times, before the day of
ting. as IS required in of the other amendments pro-
posed
dad be further snaeied That the register, collector, and
surveyor ofe SAID city shall severay be elected the
hfst Monday IA June next and on the same day Ia every
second yeai hereafter, M the same Time ana place, IN e
same manner, and by the persons qualified to vote Tor
Mayor and members ofhe Board Aldermen aud Board OF
Common Council and the comms soners of election shall
make out duplicate certificates of the result OF the election
Tor register collector and surveyor and shall return one 10
the BnVd ot Aldermen, and the other the Board OF Com
non COUNCIL on The Monday next ensuing the day OF cleo
on and The persons having the greatest number OF votes
for those Offices respectively shall be register, collector or
surveyor as The case be but in two or more per
highest ia shall have equal number of votes for
either Of sa Id offices then IL shall be lawful for the Board OF
Aldermen and Board OF Common Council TO proceed orl
with, by bal OF, IN joint meeting determine the choice
surveyor shall respectively hold their Offices until their
respective successors duly elected and qnaied I'M
ihority are hereby granted TO The Corporation oil ash
ngton % pass all such laws rs be necessary TO define
and regulate tbe respective duties, powers and authority Of
the laid register, coec and and, Also To
preserbe the of bond and security be given 10
the said corporation by each before entering the d
ties OF their respective offices, and generally All such
laws be insure efficient and faithful
register collector and surveyor and in the said Of
hcers, either of hem shall fail refuse comply with
any law resolution, order of The sad corporations
shall fail 10 discharge the duties of their respective offices
with fidelity and strict regard the interests OF the said
corporations shall prove unable ncom petent. from
whatever, discharge such dn,ies shall be
guilty oany malversaton in office shall be convicted OF
any blgh crime ui-demeanor IT shall he lawful Tor the
majority of the Board OF Aldermen and DO nd of Common
Council by joint resolution TO such officer and to
order an election TO fill the vacancy and in case OF Tue
refusal failure OF elected to either OF SAID OH
accept OF the TO give such bond and secu
may be required by said corporation within twenty
days alter his election, in OF the death. resgna
on removal from the SAID city of any person elected 10
holding either OF said Offices shall be lawful Tor the
Board OF Aldermen and Board of Common Council to de-
clare said office vacant, aud order election to fill the
hold election l vacancy in either of said Offices
the regulations shall be observed as to the appoint
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-14
DUvALL 81 BROTHER, Merchant Taiiors,

Under Gads5s Hotel, between Sd and streets, Penn
ITAVE st received extra fine French dress CLOTH
snitble for balls parties NC, which they will have
tetnen in Of the same are invited to call We have
also ia general variety OF goods in our line of bus
Feb. I2-3tif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-14

ErHE subscriber begs leave invite the citizens OF ash
ngon and strangers generally to call and see one Of
the richest and beautiful collections of Jewellery Gc
offered in this city among which will be foundone
s3endd diamond necklace, bracelet, and PIN the esu-
mated value OF which is S2OO handsome braceiet,
containing richly enameied watch; also turquoise, cor
and cameo bracelets pins, rings, chains and enahened
watches, of exquisite finish, together win many o'ei
articles of fashion and fancy. 49,.
In silver ware, he mentions; solid SILVER ePefsne
very richly chased onamentcd valued at Solo
silver kettles and sctsall from the cocc,,on anu
tnanufsctory Of Ball. Tompkins ~ Black, oil New iork.
These goods will remain sale shon uine AT me store
0 49, X. KEYWORTH,
Feb II-3t Penn. avenue between 9Th and 10Th SITS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-14

ry,o IrsT-rhe large corner the buildings Of the
City Ho,ol For terms, Apply at the ONCE OF .ae ivy
Hotel Jan %-u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-14

TULLER's Physics aud Mcteorology, by J. Null
vi er Professor of Physics at the unves y OF frebuTg,
first American edition. volume, w'th oSo engravinas'
This day pubh r. r,y,o,
Feb ~ r. lAfl>oS'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-14
IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES

ff sG7 i p FEBRUARY T. 1913 w. w sEAToN, Mayor
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
Chr PrintirlsS.

Oar motto EEsnds ip, Lo,s aul Tst'h 70 is at once an epitorne of pr'ns p.es--F ,iea5.slp 10 each other. Love to God and Lis creation asd 1rnih in word and ia dee1 10 each ether and the wuil ol maAkiad. ~mm
 Rsgardng Gcd a. tle Fati,et of mankinl and all men as bfeihlen, without d, aclioa of sect or creed, Odd Fellows proposr for 'trf object tic cu- tiratioh of s3eil f.lings. the aH-liorat2n of 'h4 condition nf m1n and inc ul gal on If kumaa F-r- ing, by sSrifsl syapsrht and ae FJe bs sesol, ce Living ia tas bonds ot aiee'on withe each otber, and practising th" vIliaes ri lAs'ice and charity they reqnre ai applicants for membership 10 Lrinz these qualiacstiols, end he.oEe any ans can b. ad mitted hio thcir ie'loAs:ip. lis application st b. referred to conmlitet of thsee, who lhoafghly iuVesiig ,s hi' c'a'ae'e, ani make rtport 10 he Lodge which has received hs application for Incu,- bershlp. If the repari is entirely favorable, be s ossnittet 10 membership by the deliberate yo;e of the LodkN Ths is cei9g alE tilai tan be tiostc 10 insure kkftfsg t5em3eTs sor ahiie He aloae esvLo created man can k0ow VI bat is in the hsar of inai human means ahd human foresight Hnsi necsssafi, y fail seneiBes 10 discovering the real char aeier ifit sti be chssstsd againti us, thst admi, Gh- worthy members, We mast rsier ohlectoss 10 wolves n shsepa elctl,iae who iild thrr way even to the Christian Chascb.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
MONUMENT NOTICE.

IL persons holding monies collected for the A erection of aMoaamcntin hoaar of the officers and soldiers, who have fallcn in the Mexican War sro requested by the Monument Committee, to pay over the same wihoat delay, to ,he Treasurer, and forward Report, os the subscription upon which the money N ss collected, to Col. |. Rearioa, Secretary of ihe Board
 The aboye notice is gwen, because a sufficient sum has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected wiib the removal to Arkansas as those who fell st she battle of Bucna ' isia; and also because the Committee desires to know the suount that has been raised for Mom- meA purposes.
 4. r. THORNTON, Treasurer
 liigie Rock, Nov. 2iJb, 1T.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
Single Copy ? CsH's.
Prospectus of the raen,y-seeond ,oiene.

Y commencing the Tweeiy see ona Nolafne oi ih' \ Review. We have to ackuosied.e the continuance of liberal patronage on the part oi He pa9ie' aio ei an enthusiastic response ifom 'ar u'Aoeiait. ( ranks to those pginciples og Nalienal Policy "hieh Il is uur end,ayos 10 elaciiate. We have entered inio eNicnsige arrangements for a great aF's'g o' novel and interesting matter, that ~tA aid 0 te al, lrafion aai value of ihe ne. voinlae
 I'te noyy year wu he marked hy one oi the most exeitin. presidential elections. gulst c4tcHiastah- eas of incfc grave impGfflnce tq oar tnsltHlipns Ina; have occurred in our na;ioHal hi'toFf- it iS hsrsfre of the highest coHseqar1ce 'la' Inc srral gf-s i1 wiscb shake tfe union 'b - r"ntfe, shou'a he discussed with calnncss aboflOn Y investigated, and clearly understood. While tho p-mocrauc par Y ls apparently split into several hts''oae 'hfolfh ie very success which has caused t 10 riainpii m ile vlndics:ion cf old issues ualii ue" ones nave becoae necessary. the great dea9cya afc AsaH oi lhc na'ion beats in unison with n0b.e pa'tousin, and sis n homes. satisfaction ai the rIsing g'oies of 0aF wcsieEn F.mpiss. the to'Inrsiio1s ot when are oaiy a9w being iSi, aud @sli II bee"ioes s 10 proceed diSpassloHately sfd nulersandihsi5 ln she work committed to us. Ahb0ugh "thoHsaiia geB De- ralsons" arc no, looking down upoi, IS from the errs,s oi the Aiteghanies beiiOlt oiii deeds, hoa sands yet to come, swarmIng the intervening YaliIes wIii thr1Hz tie R0ekF Mo';nislisS the A!e- ,haniss and he Cor,igeras all looking back to curse or bless the transactions Of ISIS. ieaTiai resppil- I9isttY Ts5ts uIoil Inc dE3aotFatF Dt tfe FitE SV heration. and that they wtii, ever diseharge Il faiihtuH tisere can be no daa5 Ibe efforts oi the Review wiii be exeftcd with lai sense nt the lin posaGce of the eaus-, aad we dosGd 1t Sili 5e Slg- orogsiy responded to b} oar subscribers.
 The accustomed tea'lres oI the R@vIew wlI be coatinued. including Portraits and Biographies ol Distinguished Democrats men whose patriotic pm cipies and seadneSs o principle have won the con ddaaee of the peopls.
 We have ta remind readers ihai the low terms on which we furnish the ReYIsw makes II indispen sahl that the payment of the subscriptions should he in advance: and that tue expenditure iacHrred To improve the Work, can be met only by the pfoIapt remittance of subscriptions.
 Tbe publication of inc Reyiew has been commit ted to the charge O Mr. John w Moore, who has bpen connected for the last eight yeas with the publishing department of tue '.MerchaB;s' Nigga zine" and whose experience aud well known ener. gy will DO doabt exrr; isVotatle influence 0d tie business, 6e oi inc Review. as
 All sQLsci pons and letters oi business. will here ailsf be addressed 10 John ". MooIe, Otfee oi tue Democratic KetIeN. l70 Broad~sy.
 IIIOS KETTEII,
 Ed P Dfwocc4jc Rsutelo.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
PROSPECTUS
 or THE FARMER and MECEANIC- WEEKLY PIPER.
PROSPECTUS
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 GQaa'to fsrza, neas ssriss, Ii0!. Co eVw~sRes JGs. 5, le4S.
 fHE purpose of this paper ls Co alara lts readers Il accurate and reliable record of tie progress of Arlclitgre. Manasac 'ares and the Aris; to sus- gest Improvements or describe such from 'tne io tiBe may be Ins1eto stimulate the spirit oi inEen- tioa and enterprise -:o d5sse@iHsfe snsh useias ledge Connected wiih ibe indgsifAi psTsiits oi the American people. ss wl caahls the lhtetsiseni workman to coaaaaad the isAigohags Di capital Ih- s'eed of bc cotniag is subordinate snd sefNse aspeh detft Ils object ls, especially to benfb t6e "ofS- ing classes not by poiiiic con ba1iionS gr special associations bat by giving such lGiotmaiion as VIII enable is resdefS to manage business on their own account G any feei oppressed Niih the arrangements ander wlich ihey placsd. h reference 10 th's object n addition 10 The regular ffiee Cnrre and Cattle Market, 1t WIil receive and publish rom l's numerous correspondents information ss n tif sale prices aud demand For such manufactured wares ss can be T0iRced a small establishments "Ilh iimi' ted investment ofcapital
 Inventors SIH find n is cHumGs zn s'ifhtic weekly st of new Patents. dltsCt iron the Clerk oi he Patent Office. And ShiieI Is lavo{Iie medt nm wIth Ps'eHtees for advising tIetI Improvements dcaeaIs in Patent Rights wiil had t indispensable 10 inc prosee aiion ot their besiness.
 In addition to its peculiar departments tHe Papei witl contain a Summary of News, the ReTors ol the American institute. snh such chcice moral ant reiig ginBs readings as will make it welcome ahi safe visitor "a every ialniv
 This paper s printed weekly, on good papef, can beliislea with Tlrss F0Hfrsd EnsraSiugs, aEd con alning forty eigtt columns of closely printed mat ter, al
 Two Dollars per Anhum in Advance. b. Posimasters ana others may retain TWENTY FIVE per cent on all rash subscriptions they procure Aii Conxuxfc srtoNs must b. posi- pad.
 W H STARR. Editor aud Proprietor.
 JOHN NJ STEARN5. Associate
 Editor and Publishing Agent
 IJ5 Nassau Street, \. York.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
Gi!l FsIloWsitip 0s il k.

We have 6@en c7nv.aced for long time that Odd Fellow sE!p has suffered more sf1m the inIudc oH, eaeomIams ot ils friends, than the espefs ns of iti enemies. ms have claim u for II merits supcri6 10 any other institution xsat, not xceItng Cais- tanity tsaif. The effect of saSh ultra pr has been 10 eNci.e sasVei1n ol its sAef teal and IoJuri3u; teadency, ant mas awake ned the oPpos,- tion oi many ennscleHi sols p.opis who have true zeal for God, and the Echgsoa ot lhs Bible Fo. our pat we have always shanned I0ese uRw lIran- tA5e assumptions. anl ittas alW Sys gained us wien we have hear. th h'm advanced. Odd Fellowship beeds ch Inc iGioga ads, and We are content to let Il stand cn It's me its, and 10 ma8taiu Il. proper cherHetrr by far comparison If iis togi.. oi charity aaa g1'rauSa with he co 2 n oi kintfed ass 'eialIous We frank 10 admit thai Odd-F Fellowship s Go; Christianity, though il may be an approximation To tts pracusal teachings. Il is social, iastsad of a religious instItltoH, ana whilst II msy chuer substantial b fts oa 1t, membership, and &ta f warL's pr gre S is IT i,- sion Is imi ed. anl it will uaily b4 ohscureJ by tie u5r.rfs1enda nt tgtt of the br ght STAR ot BEraLxHEN -E0soa oiI-igiior.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
c. P. TURRENTINE,

nROPOSES n open a School in Little Rock ! about the first of Fesrnsry lS4S.
 His object will be 10 co-opa1etc with lhe ctizens of Little Rock. in estnbysAiag Semissry e' q h'-t order. An3uHsil nci lisit alton $ organised and prs7er buildings erected, this school will be con dget-t under Iii, SuPrr.r:entance ln The n s' suitable buildings that be procured ia the city
 Physical Srienre, Mathematics. Ethics, and the Classics. vii! be embEaced within the course oi iitsfruc' ion.
 Tuition fses for Session of five months: Primar- English Stui.e, Sl0 high Engiisa Studies Sl5 CIasscs S2n
 Little Rock, Jau. q, ISIS, 20-0-