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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-04
THOMAS H. SELBY B CO.,
. AXTCTE0NEERS.

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 80 MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Block) WORCESTER,
M GUILD inform the citizens &C Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction and
Commission business at the above place, and that they
will be pleased to receive consgnments of property Of
every description, he sold either at auction private
sale.
Persons having second hand FURNITURE, and wishing
to dispose of the will find this the best Of the
year to sel We also will give particular attention to
the sale of REAL ESTATE PerssneL Property, in any
part OF the County.
Our experience and knowledge of the Auction business,
we will enable give entire satisfaction to those
who may do business with Euery thing We gGrrGRt
good perfect not So the money cin be returned BY
conducting business honorable principles, hope
to secure the confidence the public. sas ttHu E
We have in store and constantly receiving great
variety OF Goods be sold Auction private SALE and
would invite purchasers call and assortment Of
KEW$SOFAS. 8o$B ROCKING CHAIRS,
y MATTRA SSES, sta LOOKING GLASSES,
BROADCLOTIIS, LINENS, &c seal
BLANKETS CARPET BAGS and TRU INKS.
Also several Chests Of superior Young Tyson and Sou
ehong TEA Crushed and other wi many other
articles all of which will be sold at private sale at ex~
tremely low prices. 3t@a
Sales OF property consigned to viii be settled imme
diately. 1883 ~3eF #T,8st tffFf@9 ef
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NOTICE.

THE Conartnership heretofore existing under the firm
l. OF DEXTER u TH0RNDlKE, is by nutuul con-
DeAt this day dissolved. THORNDIKE, JR.
w. Ii. DEXTER.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-04
MARLBORO HOTEL,
s20 washington Street. Boston

Worcester, August 81, l84s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

actually prepared for him veto, as found a.
meng the Madison papersl
The President then concludes with an Ella.
borate argument, of several columns, in de-
fence of the veto power, which powe he says
he has exercised three times. The last time
on the River and Harbor bill.
The President then finally concludes as fol-
lows It may indeed be truly said that my
administration has fallen upon eventfui times.
responsibilities devolved upon me. With no
other object than the public good, the endu.
ring fame, and permanent prosperity of my
country, have pursued the convictions of my
own best Judgment JAMES X. POLK.
Washington, December s, 1s4s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

10 We call the attention of our readers
to well written communication on our
first page, from friend and correspondent
at Philadelphia, on the subject of the late
Revolutions in Europe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The great length of the message prevents
us publishing the whole. We therefore
lay before our readers this week, the most
important portions, entire. The less impor.
tant parts in brackets, we have conden-
sed, so that our readers can have the sub
stance of the whole. 1t is a we'll written
document. Its arguments in favor of the
free trade policy, though elaborate and in
genious, are not convincing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09
tReported for the Sulilury Am, ,ican.]
TAYLOR FESTIVAL.


The friends of Taylor of the Borough of Sun.
bury and of Rush, Upper and Lower Augusta
townships, met at the house of Captain Peter
Lazarus on Thursday, the aOth ult, and par.
took of sumptuous and delicious dinner, pre-
pared in the choicest style by our worthy host,
which reflected the highest credit upon his
taste and liberality as caterer.
After the removal of the cloth, the meeting
was organized by choosing Major WILLIAM
G. SCOTT, as President
WILLIAM McCARrY, HuGH BELLAs, Esq,
Col. ELISHA KLINE, PETER OBERpoRF, JAMES
FORESTER, JAMES CAMPBELL, HENRY GuLIoK,
and CHARLES HoLLABAcH, Vice Presidents
Charles Bogor and Emanuel Kaufman, Sec
retaries.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

% The CREDIT SYsTEM.-As some of
our contemporaries are discussing the credit
system, that should be, among the corps
editorial, we will take occasion to remind
Friend Hutter of the Lancaster Intelligent
Ger, that he has appropriated to his own
use without credit, an editorial article, en-
titled ga Thought for Winter'' from our
paper of the 18th ult. We would not be
so tenacious, but that the article was the
production of a young friend, who kindly
took charge of our editorial columns during
our absence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Masser.
Auditors Notice.

TNHE undersigned appointed auditors by thu
Il Orphans court of Northumberland county
in the matter of the Estate of Daniel Hollenbacf
decd. will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at the office of Dewart & Buner, in Sunbu
ry on Saturday the 30th day of December ls4s
When and where all persons interested can attend
VIM. J. MARTIN, Auditor.
Sunbury, Dec. 9, lS4S--3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

10 In another column our readers will
find the proceedings of the Taylor festival
held at this place last week, which we pub
lish at the request of several of our Taylor
friends. The proceedings are characterised
with moderation, and the toasts, with some
few exceptions are such as might be re-
sponded to by any good democrat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

UldJoT DCOt, upoli tdhiiiS tHO hO"u Vi tFU
table made few brief and pertinent remsrk}
upon the felicitous result of our late State and
National elections, and that as we had met
for the purpose Of interchanging congratula-
tions upon the glorious triumph Of Jefsrso-
nian Democratic principles, proposed the fol-
lowing sentiment:
Governor William, +. Johnston.--By his ia.
tents integrity and industry, he carried Penn
sylvania.
Hugh Bellas, Esq, being called on address
sed the meeting with great spirit and anima-
ton, during which he was frequently inter-
rupted with cheers and applause, upon con-
Guiding his remarks he offered the following.
The honest democrats, who have broken IN, fet-
ters Of party and united in the support Of TAYLOR
for the prosperity Of our country.
The cheering having subsidized William
McCarty, next entertained the meeting in .,
speech replete with sound sentiment and
with "hashes of wit and merrimentn -.
"That were wont to set the table on tbai''
and closed with the following:
Tie Wig Paty-The real Jeffersonian Demo-
Gratis.
The following are few OF the numerous
toosts which ,rero resnondod IN h., Tho oboo-s
" ~ ''.' O'e'
of the Company, amidst the deafening roars
of the cannon, command by that gallant vete-
ran whip. Cant. Henry Brown of Upper An
.,. .....l:u
gus" 'o"lo'P'
by Cot Ehsha hh"e-!he iaylor men OF upper
Augusta. when assured that their principles are.
right ike their Patriot CHIEF, "'t7H merer snr'en-
der.
by Pefer O6erdo5-Gocernor 1ohnsfon--H.
stateman worthy OF the chair nc occupies cour'c-
Gus and gentlemanly, honest and firm enough to
execute the nigh trust imposed upon MN without
icar OF lavor'
by James forresfer-Pen"sy,rama, the bat
Tie ground OF the late fresidentai contest mas no
oly secured the victory.
ny 0ames CamPoe"-hon. Jas follock-the
ape ana fearless ae'oca'e Oh American industry
h'gncr nohors await NM III, -
ny He"'y um'e@--lne 18Th with Joseph Casey
STANDS true 10 thc protective Policy despite OF the
poast OF nri'lsn irec traders to reaeem II.
by ona,1eS are HoHa0aeh-oeh%yl~.u County feel
ing III .ne Mioc sPread rum Oh her interests under
'ie arihoi 40 mas arisen IN ner maJes.y ana
Procia,heo 10 the world 'hat she Is opposed 70 the
wee rresident casting vote and Ill favor OF pro-
tectng American industry and her great staple
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09
Notice..

>HE undersigned appointed by the o
y pnans' Court of Northumberland Count
to make distribution to and among the heirs
and legal representatives of Thomas Grant
decd hereby notifies all persons intereste,
IN said matter, that he will attend to the du
ties of his appointment on Wednesday, tn
9th of December, ls4S, at 10 O'Clock A. M
at the Office of Dewart g. Bruner, in the DO
rough ofSunbury. CHARLESJ ]. BRUNER,
Auditor.
Sunbury, Dec. 8, lS4S.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09
II. Il. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.

f.. w. CARR, Evans' Building, Third street, opposite
the Philadelphia Exchange regularly authorized receive
advertisements and subscriptions for this paper and receipt
for the same.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

W The Presidents Message this week
prevents us giving the usual amount of edi-
toral and other matter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

~ PosTAGE.-The President recon-
mends uniform rate of 5 cents postage on
all letters. We trust the law allowing
newspapers to be carried free under 80
miles will also be passed without delay.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

70 The WEATHER.-Wednesday last
was as mild and as pleasant as the best days
of September.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

DATENT Trusses of all kinds, Harrison
IL writing and indellible ink, Cotton yarn an
laps, just received and for sale by
.rs a.su J. w. FRILING.
Sunbury, Dec. 2, ls4s. .t f..t .--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

~ CHoLERA.-Seven cases are report
ed to have occurred in New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

U HOG RAlsING.-There has been
great rivalry of late years among many of
our citizens on the subject of raising large
and fat hogs. Some of the good people, in
that line, in Hog street sometimes vulgarly
called Fawn street,) have, we understand,
formed themselves into an association, to
promote the business. No man can become
member unless, within three years past,
he has raised hog weighing not less than
300 pounds. We can't come it this year
yet. Persons are requested to report the
weight of their pork to the President.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-09

"SPURIoUs DEMocRAcY.-The Sunbury A.
merican, and Evening Bulletin, in the alb
sence of anything else to say, are out against
Gen. Bowman's letter to Gov. Johnston
The above is from our magnanimous
friend Col. Tate of the Bloomsbury Demo-
crat, who like all peace loving military
heroes, is exceedingly thin skinned on all
subjects connected with military titles
We said nothing against our friend Gen.
Bowman. All we did say was, that we
deemed his letter to Governor Johnston,
"uncourteous and in bad taste" and we think
so still. We have no very exalted idea of
paper heroes, who are sometimes exceedingly
valiant on paper, or on pacing pony,-not
exactly in the ''tented field" but at a par
ade in ten acre field, where every avenue
and bar post is guarded to prevent the
enemy's ingress.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-15
FROM YUCATAN.

The New Orleans Picayune of the 4th instant
contains the following further details of the news
from Yucatan, Of which we gave telegraphic ac-
count few days ago:
The citizens Of valadold and amel for long held
against the assaults OF the Indians who surrounded them,
but early in March they began despair Of making good
their defence, hoty they pressed They began to de-
berate upon falling back Merida, and thus take up
line Of defence and this purpose presume they executed
for the next we learn that host OF Indians had surrounded
Merida itself Report their number down at fifty sixty
thousand These may be exaggerated but every
swell their ranks and there hope for the Span
sh race unless the asthores Of Havana intervene in tho
most strenuous manner.
The inhabitants of Lsguna have become terribly aghed
for their personal safety Public meetings held and ad
dresses Com Perry praying that he would in
the island peace be made between Mexico
and the United States They set forth in the moving
terms their desperate situation and the probable Of the
savages We have the Commodocs reply but we pre-
sumo he promised his protection from the atiern
which the editors speak Of him.
Capt Stoddau informs that the United States steamer
Iris sail from Carmen for Sisa take of the inhabi-
tants Ssal and transport them Laguna, prevent them
being maacred BY the Indians driven into the
The situation Of the peninsula is indeed pabe but have
not 10 enlarge upon the subject make further
the means so kindly placed at our disposal
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-15

We informed that every mail that reaches Baton Rouge
from any quarter is filed with letters Gen. TArnon 10
overwhelmed is the old hero by his correspondence that il Il
only herculean labor to read but his postage
is actually eating into his substance. Now nine out Of ten
the letters which the General receives concern the writer's
more than they do him and for each pay the postage
upon ms own epues would Dc slight tax upon the luxury
Of correspondence, whilst the aggregate amount il
assessment upon pocket The revenues Of the
Post Office Department made up Of dbes such ss every
letter received BY the General takes from his purse The o
ect national correspondence should be spared this en-
pens else Toe gratitude Of the people mpovesh the object
their attachment.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-15

The British mail steamer AUon arrived at ship
Isand below New Orleans, on the 31st ultimo.
Among the passengers board the Avon Mdshipman
LEE bearer Of dispatches from Com. JoSEs whom he left
at Caao the Ohio, the Sd February Mr.. LEE came
Havana by the British from Chagres He brings
late adyices from California, where every thing going
iayorably, and the country perfectly tranquil.
Gen RosroLlSD Governor Of Martinique and Ciuadacupe
passenger to Havana in the Avon. Gen r. had been
confirmed BY the Provisional Government and it is said has
pcnay powers abolish slavery ia those islands
or prosPcctively. s
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22

~Wiih pleasure, aif,' s1ia piichnsi, but just al thst n,omsnt voies wss heard 70 ileus from cor nss of the Fuam@is wss thai sf the vgntEileqMist, whesst by hls sids altering his admonisisn.
 Thua the thi6g went en fof week, fill Mlehsel was thsn and fnkersf made teetstnller of He now iadgstaioussy minds his basiness, emjoys goods health and prospc,a h hiation te tho eiscumstan- ces under which ks lsecmnc tectstaIlers he says hN nNNeE hnd ts pleasnEe q asetaE is best friend
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SPECULATION!

TNIlE undersigned offers for sale, and will sell, \ to the best bidder, 2l0 acres of land adjoining the city of Little Rock.
 He proposes to sell two tracts of 90 acres each the residue in lots to suit purchasers In the first e0, there is 50 of bottom and 90 of upland, with house and other Improvements, and running water from the best SPRINGS upon tho place. On the next go there is 40 of hottom, 60 in cultivation and 50 in woodland, and we'll watered by the best Springs.
 Forty acres adjoining the city, which will be sold 10 suit purchasers, is upland but of the best quality of upland in the neighborhood. And the rcmaini ng 40 the south side of the entire traet which will also h sold to suit purchasers is altogether up- land somewhat broken, and not of the best quality but has water and wood to make ii valuable.
 He will also sell three 50 tracts of good wood- land, in the north half of section $, n I2w with- in two miles of the city of Little Rock.
 He will sell a lot on East Main street, with n TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE thereon-- Also his corner buildings on Markham and Loaisi- streets.
 He will also sell his property in Conway county, valuable place in Point Remove bottom on the Ark's River and above the highest overflow; some improvements thereon.
 It will be well in every instance to have portion of the purchase money down; but as the undsrsign- cd is determined to sell in the course of the winter for the best price that may be offered, he will also make the terms to suit purchasers.
 Persons wishing to own any part or parcel of the above property would do well to examine for them selves and make proposals e. E. A. MORE. Little Rock, Nov. 9, lSI7. Ia-tf.
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Lilie Rock. De. 2s.1s4,

0 Laus Reck, Dee. 23,Is47. certify, that RRY VANS REMEDY cured mo Of the RiiEu MATisM, and eheerfully recom Inend 1t to any person similarly afflicted, believing 1t sovereign remedy.
 JOSEPH DOUGHERTY. I certify, that BRYAN,s REMEDY c.red ma oi the LIVER COMPLAINT, and I willinyiv recommend it to persons afflicted in like manner
 JAMES HODGINs. certify. that BRYAN cured me of an 4 fec. tion ofsthc Liver. and very cheerfuliy rscom- mend his remedy to any one afflicted in the same way. VIM, BARgErT ihis unsssuming man stops at the Missouri Hotel, In this eity-charges nothing Jill persons are saiisied they are cured, except some triic the remedy costs. In short, he needs no certileates nor does he solicit them; but we deem ii right far the public good, 10 state what we think of h,. remedy in those cases
 . The Missouri Hotel will be fitted up with Baths. Stables. &c, to receive families and gentlemen. this spring. and the landlord, Mr. CHAsrrrx, will use every exertion to give general satisfaction. of which there is not doubt. The charges of ihis house are remafkabiy moderate, compared with any similar establishment in the country.
 Rxyan the Rheumatism man, las he is enI,ed ! whi ai~ays De ia attendance. iS--4w.
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MrMn.W.mw,Wz1e

TE1E have jtst peb'ithed. and Will bt ready Co w deliver on "Wednesday next. pamphlet of 55 pages, ocinsa; Contnining uiistnf Forfeited Lands, subject to be donated to actual ssitexss under al actof ihe General Assembly Of the State oi Arkan- sas entitled act to donate 10 actual settlers the right Nfthe State to certain forfeited lands approv- ed 2asd DscemheF. Isa0s and ether actxsupPlenen- tary theFeto. ~ sa. sss Prepared aa Inc Auaiios's Office. . Having haen At eonsidefabIa expense In issuiRe aa edfinn of this pamphiet we have thought pEepei te seeHRe aeopy- -FighEa b
 We shail bs hapry ic sppply all demands ioth by ess county friends. A
 Dy>psiee--1S cents Der copy. oF S6. co per d0x- en. x pslsg RiEARfjON A tsARRiTT.
 Banner 0fhces Little Rock, 6ih ssrs.. iss7.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22
From the United States Journal. Anaew Jackson 10 the Roman Safeephagus

DY 1EssE E. DOW. The Reman bugic e'er thee peaiod When marchcd the cohorts of the brave, With planted spear and hattercd shield, fitting escort 10 tho grsves Through rocky pass and rosy vale Thsy slowly filed, weeping tfain, While Damah sweii'd the nienfnsr's wall, Aud sharon caught the dying strain.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22
MORE GOOD TEHINGSii!

40 CANS Fresh Lobsters, ABC 6Ss1 ss Peaches.
 4l0 Z. Cove Oyster. 94 boxes and tS boxes small Sardines Hernetieaiiy sealed salmon, green peas, eodfsh, slFawbeFies icklediobsters, onions, wainuts &c-, eufFie pQdef. iesi0ns extracts of lemon rose. va nilia and nutmeg lime juice, thne lemon, strawberry and pine nppl4 syFslps, dried Canton ginger, pine apple and Englsh dairy cheese tongues and sounds, sweet ch0ek0lite. Schreid6r and Harp champagne wiDen, supeEbf Irish and rye wliskey, years old; cherry cordial, cFanbenies, pEunes, pure ground 9aF, No. Maekerei ifesA tatuily heTfings with the foe; imperial and Oulnobg teas of superior qaali- ty, &c.,. Sec. !!
 Jusl received aud fcs sale st reduced prices, by ss w. F. OFFICER. LittIe Rock. Dee. %. isa7.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22
CALL AT JEFFRIES & SONS For New and Ch cap G % d s,

TVHE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their 1 old stand. to Bender's corner and have just re. ceived in addition to their former stock and are now opening) beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES: Brown and Bieached Domestics,
 7-s heavy Virginia Lowels,
 Al do do do.
 6-i Brown Shifting.
 80 pieces beautiful prints,
 l dozen pairs French Cottonade pants.
 Also variety of Mus.ins.
 Lawns. Grapes, Rough and Ready Bonnets, Boa. net and Cap Ribbons variety, Laces. Iusertings Edgings. Se., &c., oi variety of patterns. Also Furniture Dimity, and new style of win. dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, &c. &c. All of which they will sell low for CASH O, to punctuai men on short time or will exchange them for the pfodnce of the country.
 c. l.. JEFFRlES & SON Little Rock, Aug. 30, lsl7. 5i-tf
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M k NT TE @m.

WY x2 N E ES Mw~ MOTION, Beef Hides, Decr-Skius, Coon Skins, N Beeswax, Taliow, Dried Peaches, &e., for which the highest market prices will be paid by the undersigned who has in store, received per late ar rivals, a large quantity of Bagging, Rope, Irvine. Flour, Whiskey, Coffee, Sugar, Iron, DRY GOODS, &c. A.
 H. HAMILTON. Little Rock, Dec. 6, Ie47 l3-H Banner and Democrat please copy.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22
lll slsF F ils RtsIflea.
kt lL. eaEl.M nm.

" N4hA&N 8ABANte AAz. shis ' fIesscm. %shsserure skiss x. \. ss sss Assss slslass with villngs smoke. v akMe0fhad frusn wns1es by plenrhs unbseken. 4ztles miih " sias snd my seed.
 And haF wssoiell sise world for nae, ss' Afl&nk m19 whkre shs reA deeF feed sa Am the green deseEt~ am fsee. e FsfFhfts llss eair sasannns know
 MNhrsxisgs h fhe kloomy grsss; ssi,tss , EheReyeF hspeHe ef heaven may blew.
 O hssm ef heAspa mny gianess EPass- ap pantpses. siesshfeless as ais; The belssn is my npbls gaasea 3lle it6nadinw elk, wlose nntiers tear x ssa hs hfaAelies, fails beEseash my airsH. Mlne afe shsrives-fewi that scream
 Fpzh thaiohg strip of waving sedge; The kaAF, that naarks my weapon'g gicnm.
 Hides vsInly iH tlse foFess edge; wal Tn vain the she-wol. aiands nt bny;
 The hfindlel eatanaeupt. tlse9 licS Nigh ln the bouEhs to wstch bis pray, Efaa ID she aes of spsinsisg dlss. 4. wlth what ifee xrowfl she elua and plano Hing tteir huge arms across my way, Ufx. Sid, and eumbsf'd with train Of vines as huge, an old. and Eray! Free ntraya the lucid streams. an6 find
 NssdiAt in tsess fresh lawns and shades; etaN ssuFut8 h4bMk Nce AA At2G
 Whers never scyths has swept the glades. Aloae sAs xts, wi,es. sFoss wi.sds se,s {
 In beRxy hsstmge ef the greands Ms Gafhegs his annual karsest here. X s5s ss. With Fp4Eipg likc tho hsttle's soand. ,. Ana hpuying flames that sweep thePlais, M And Hmek s-siseasne gnshing ap ihs sky; In.eet tke aau,es wish flames seain- ,ssAad st ny door thsy eowsf anddie. Aefy, ffoaa iIR woods. tic aged pas,. !. Spszks solemnly, and I bsLoh ThA 65andless futnre in the vass
 And lonely river, saaward roli'd. Who feeds its lennas with rain and dewf Who moves, ask. eliiing mass, And tlqans the bordering vines. whose hlse, Bsig6 clasters tempt me as pazs7 Broad eks fa6ss slresais- steed shsys, "A Rlunagr and bears ne through the tide WIds are fhese wcods-I tread the maze
 Of giant stens.s uos ask guide, hapf tin day s lsst giimmer dies
 Ger woody vale and grassy height: And kind the voice, and giad the eyes
 That welcome my rctnm at night
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22

A good man was safely attempting the conversion efa fellow in prison, who had shown signs which were considered hopeful After suitable opening, the instructor, wishing te make his teachipor ae. psopfiate, said. "What brought you here. my ftiendf' "Two sherlfIs,' said the casschnmen. .Ahem ycs-but imesn--had inaenaperance any thing to to with youy misiortune i'' s.Yes:" said the convict. meekly 'sthey were both sreas."
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22

A LL persons indebted to the subscriber, either A by note or book account, arc requested to call and settle the same with Mir. J. kranse, his author ized agent, by doing so soon the will save costs
 H. HABERMAN. Little Rock, Jan 20, lS4I. l9-t jan.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-22
DRY GOODS.

TO and 4-& heavy negro cottons; A brown f-O shestings; bleaehed cotton hannels: plain aad twillea red aannels; Ky Jeans; plaid merino hnseys; fancy and dark prints; russia diaper; bird eye diaper; Irsh linens. received and for sale by
 Nov i3, To- WA. B, WAIT.