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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
READ -THTS.

Iron and Castings. 5OO0 LBS. assorted aat bar Iron,
 600 1 square do do, 4 4Ois e ssSI6Hna do do, 1000 l" blow bar and slab do. fsM Bundles sheet do, ts .,.. qgl Inc kcr4e .fsh silli ssg do. a1s8t s 500 {. Ameriean blisfer Steel, l Iio0 .s -Urens,s Skille,s, Pots. Dogiscns and Reeeivedpe "Elen IT. and Tor sale by < aatsf.sssss WM. 5. WAIT. .aprii II. ls4s. ss a
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ltPURIPT THR BL0eD.
 M OFF T's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS PHGNlX BlTTERS.


 The hgh and envsd celebrity which these prs-sminen Medepes have eauired for their nvariahle efficacy ia a the diseases which they PrOfe to eure has rendered the usnA practice of png not only unnecessary, but thy of them. They kn0wn by their fruits their good vorks testify fos thsms and they trss 90. bg the & Of the eredalous.
 HNJ ALI WE - Cf ASTHMA ACUTE snd CHRONIC RHEuMATIsM AFFECTIONS q ns BLADDER and KIDNEYS.
 BILIOUS FEvERS LIVER COMPARATIVE Ia s soih saa where pse diseases prevail t<y vii hs foand uyauabe raates. faess, saa ohsB, who these Msaio.sss, ~ afterwards bs w,hosi tem BILIOUS cHOLIc. and SERIOUS Lsosensss. BfLEs. COsTTvENESS, COLDS C COUGHS, CHoLfC. CONSUMPTION. used with seat sccsss ia ths dsease. CORRUPT HUMoRs DR0PsfEs
 OX@P9P9xA. No psssan with tlis distressing dis sase. shoah dslay u.ins these medicines iu.ad,ately
 ERUPTI0NS q pAs Skhas ERYsIPELAS, fIlTU. FEVER aud AGUE. Yos ,hi. scosrss of,hs wss remedy ohsr msdass eave the system subject ios sv,an of the dssssea by these medicines permansn TRY THEM. BE sATIsEiED. AND BE CURED.
 P0ULNESS ef C0APLEXI0&
 GENERAL DH1xExTx,
 GoUT. GIDDLNEss, GRAVEL HgADAcHEs. q sserv hsa6 INWARD FEVER. INFLAMMlTokY RHEUAA- TiSa. IMPURE FLOOD JAUHDicEs LOSS q ATE LIVER CoMP P L A1MTs.
 MEMcU URTAL DIsEAsEs- Nevss fails aadcats entirely all the ses of Mercury n6 pey than the powerful preparation of sarsspaa NIGHT SWEETS, NERVOUS DEBuITY. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS qf al ktsds ORGANIC AFFECTIONS, IRRITATION q As HEART. PAINTERS CHoLI0. P1Is F q. The original psupnetor of these medicines cured of Piles e S ssnds ls ts uss sf these Ls kedcaes aoae. at
 PAINS in the head side. back Imhs iOnss and orsans
 RHE MATHS M. Those afflicted with this terrible dlsease VIII be of relief by the Life MedieiDes RUSH of BLOOD to the HEAD, sCURVK EAErRHEUh SWELLINGS,
 scRoFULA. oe KIN as EVIL, h hs wor, focns ULCERS, ef sssry deserfpstsa W H III 0 of all kinds. efisc,aaiy expelled hy Nllt
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 AlIthih s Mt1 fhse. AIl khlngs love tiee. .s&%Mk 4 h5didshlIaifs 4sgasNzzF 53axrA 8i ie.f q st.ssesa4 ss5 gsss s,,; N Qentiet zsphyFs perfume breathing, Z .ssstsa s Wafl te lhee fhess tribute sweet -r,r s Aps taF iAss lha sprI1gi is wIsaihing ss'ssI < ~ Gafianda snsst.sas a In ihsif eassrned. cool rsccsses a l.. ,...S Hanes .fqs tbss the gsaasAlna lEanei ', -. - M 'de the wave caressss Hn ~ ssegsa Lisps shy nafne. .psi sss9 oGseensr xsfdase. brighter bicssoH. lpsa s@s iNheEeses.f shy footstpps stray, ss4 Ger shs easths enAmoFed bpseun,
 AigpAs Live aiway. @ iFbersses'es thy presence fingers. ...s, Whapaps'eE thy bsightasss beams,
 Fancy WeeEes pith cunning fingers,
 Sweet dreams. a
 sAh4 the beAFt forgets thee, never,
 Thy young besuiy's one delight,
 There t dwella. and dwelis torsssFy
 Evef hFieAk
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rER Ms.

ACHIEVEMENTS af TWELVE lines or tess, in' serted once for IS cenis; thTse months, $Ss1V' siA months, S6,00, one year, $ia,O0.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
COl.lsnissiOncr's sale.

THE STATE or AKkANs.s, PULASKI CogKTr.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, in pur- l V susnce of the provisions of deed of trust, ex- ecuted by Richard C. Byrd and wife, and William J. Byrd and wife, tc tie Bank of the State of Ark aasss, es he 22d day of hosenbef, A. D. l5i3, on lots numbered. cne i've. thFsa, fonr, five and six,
 n Block number Two, eaet of the QiaPaw line,
 in the city Of Little Rock, to secure the payment of their joint note executed that day to said Bank, for the cum Of thirteen thousand three hundred and sixty five dollars. and ihterest, payable twelve moaihs afier date, and the order of the Financial Receiver and Attorney of saId Bank, the under signed, as Sheriff and Commissioner, will offer for sale at public outcry, for cash in hand, to the last and ghest bidder therefor, al the door of the Court House of Pulaski county. on the l6ik day qi iOeto- Der, 4. D. ls4s. (beng the first day of the next Oc' tober Term of the Puiaski Circuit Courtl between the hours of judicial saies the said lots numbered g, 3, < 5, and (, in Block number Two. East of the Quapsw Iines in the city of Little Rock, tcgeth- with all She buildings and Improvements sitstted thereon, being the brick row of stores, and the Ho tel called the Franklin House, fronting on the Ar. kansas river, at the lower landing. s
 s 4a 4. J. HUTT, ts 4 SAertf and CommissioRsr. April IS, ls4s. 32-tf
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FRESH GROCERIES.

LUST reed per Steasnboats Santa re AAa nv .D s0 Sacks Rio coaee,
 Java do.
 Hhds. Brown Sugar, Bhls powdered de.
 10 Moiasses,
 ss" S.H, do.
 @ Boxes Cheese. a Cod Fish,
 50 Sacks Sait, ... PSckles, preserves. condials, wines, m1I.t '. soar, candles, starch, rsisiss, kc. ke. Ter s1 cn by JNo. D. ADAN7 .4prg IT, is4s |"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27
MAP AGENTS WANTED.

FTNHE subscriber wishes to engage ia the sale N his Maps number of young and mdSis ae'] men of moral and business habits, as irsve'laa agents. Having completed new and gfesuy ls1 proved editions of his Universal Atlas, I3 haPsl Urge Map of the World, Reference and Dissss. A1' of the United states, National Map of the CnaN Staies--also, variety of other Maps, iaoiSaat several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber s pfsPA .. to furnish agents, for cash. al the loves. P0S-'' prices.
 Address, ,,
 s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL :.
 Northeast corner Of Market and ss'ss'1
 Streets, Philadelphia.
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sl. q 't'1tfFf s&*I4 4. ~. 1
 WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE GEORGET0WN. KK aa FINDER the inspection of Board of Visitors, A appointed hy tho Eaecntive, the Aaiutnnt Gen erAl being (ex-ofRcisl President of the Board.
 FACULTY. incorporated win ali the powers, psIvfleKcs, and rights which are exercised by the Trustees and Fac ulty of any CoIlege In the United States. F. F. Latixsox. A M.,s General Superintendent, W, F. HsPKISs, A. M.,' Joint do. and Prof Nat. ". A. Fossxs. 4. M..t Prof. of Mathematics ssd J. J. WrcaE. A. NJ, Prof. of An and Mod. Lan. guages.
 K. K. FonnEsrER, Esq, Prof of Law, Moral Sci ence, aud Political Economy. J. C. BLAINE, A. B., Tutor. J. R. SWIFT. A. M., Principal cfPrcparstOTy De- partJnent
 ". W. GAUsr, Esq. Assistant.
 "Educated at West Point.
 Virginia Military Institute.
 The first year closed with lS6 students. The &C., sdemic year commences on the lst of SepteusbsFand closes the 4th of July, with public combination before the Boafa 0f ' tstt0fs.
 Terms; Taiiion is 430 to St0 per year, in sd- vance. Boarding is $50 in the country, or @100 In town. per year, everything furnished.
 The Cadets wear uniform of blue cloth, st Ss 50 per yard. They are six hours day in school, and two hours on drilIs Gin good westher-)
 GJ- An additional building, two stories high, with four very large rooms, will be completed this spring Georgetown. Feb. 8, I64s.
 FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN, KY.
 Nearly Aalf mile from fae Miist0vy lastitHts THE 10th year has closed with l20pupiis. The
 2lst session will commence on the ist Mon day of March, under the management of the subscr- Der, aided b his fofuer experienced assistants and will close on the 18th day of Jnly, ls4s.
 Professor HApkins lectures here to the Senior Glass of Young Ladies, every day, on very fne Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, belonging this school
 Professors Wyche and Swift attend to classes in Latin, French, and Mathematics. whilst the Milf tary exercise, in which they take part are going feb. s-24. T.F. JOHNSON, Principal
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MORE GOOD THINGS!!

MORE GOeD TEINGS!!! no CANS Fresh Lobsters, LtC 53 .. !" Peaches,
 40 .' " Cove Oysters.
 @ boxes and boxes snall SaIdines; Hemeiicsy seaiel Salmon, green peas. cod6sb, strawberries. picklh Holsters, onions. walnats. &e. cuTre powder, PreAons extracts of lemon, rose, va uiia and natmegiiae juice thue lemon, strawberry and pine apple syrips, dried Canton ginger. pine apple and English airy cheese, tongues and sounds. sweet chockolate, schreider and Harp champagne wines. superior ITiA and rye whskey, 10 years old cherry cordial, crnberries, prunes, pure ground black aud true Cayenne peppers, white wine vine gar, No. Macker@, fresh; family herings with the roe; impesiai and 7uloobg teas of superior quail ty, &c.. Sc.
 Just received anl for sale al reduced prices, by
 .se-a a.s ". P. OFFICER.
 Little Rock Dec 20 lS47.
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E-Eln.m1s

900 Bags Missouri suPerhne f'oaI
 -LA l5 Bbis do 0o oo, 1 ss alt of the best aaalssy, Reed per .aisa' wIIT sale by VIM ," ,,.a Nov 26sh,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

.-.s.., .8ll-,b, NOTICE, tso hereby girea that the Register of the Land of- lkce at BAtcsvlle, Arkapsas, wiiLbe prepared 10 receive applications to enter the Nosiheast qnafier of Section a5, ia Township l3, North of Range $ West, on Wednssdsy the 10th day of May, l6iS, at Fl o'clock, A. Nj. JOHN MILLER,
 9 Register. .ADra 10. ls4s. 32-tf ,+
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07
BALTIMORE MARKET.
SATURDAY, Sen. I'd, Is

SATURDAY, sep. "a, 1913.
GRA1N.-The supply of Wheat throughout the
week has been rather limited. On Monday there
were sales of good to prime reds at locales cts.-
On "Wednesday the best reds would not bring over
lJ5 cts. . To-day, however, prices advanced to 6
cts per bushel and sales were made as follows:
Good to prime reds lOsall2 cts. ordinary to good
s5alOs cts; white Wheats ll0all5 cts. and
family flour white llsal22 cts. Corn has also adj
vanced Yesterday sales of white were made at 46
a49 cts, and to-day there sales of 52a55 cents
Oats at 25a3O cents, according to quality.
ToBAcco.-Nearly all the vessels that were TAX
ing in Tobacco having been despatched, the market
this week shows less activity. Small sales of Ma
ryand have taken place at former rates, but in Ohio
there is nothing doing. We continue former quo
tations, viz:
Md. inferior and common So So; sound COM
mon So $3.50 good Sc, and fine 81 Sl2.
The inspections of the week are :-l253 hhds
Nd; 42s hhds. Ohio, and 5 hhds. Va-Tota,
1854 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07
For the Port Tobacco Times.

For the Port Tobacco lines.
AN ACROSTICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of nineteen letters.
My l, 2, IL, II, 8, 10 is river in England
2, Is, 6, 6, 3, 6, IL was once President of
Mexico;
3, 6, Is, Is is lake in North America;
4, Is. 6, s, 2 is town in Scotland;
S, d, IA, 6, s, 5 is town in Portuga;
10, 4, 10, 2, IL, II is town in Mexico;
8, l6, 4, 4, IL, II is county in Mississippi;
90, l6, is State in the Union;
10, 6, 3, l9, 7 is a town in France;
IL, II, 2, IS, 6, 10, ID is a county in Virginia;
IL, 80, 9,7, Is, is town in England
Is, 9, Is, 10 is a county in New Hampshire;
IA, 10, Is is a gulf in the north of Asia;
IS, IL, 6, II is town in Siberia;
Is, II, 2, IL, IS, ii is town in New York;
II, IS, 6, Is, 3, 6 is a town in Pennsylvania;
Is, 6, l6, 8 is county in Pennsylvania;
10, 3, 10, Is, IL is lake in Mexico. M,
whole is admitted into hundreds of families anl
received with pleasure as di1user of much usefu
knowledge F.
PARTNERSHIP, Aug. 2s, ls4s.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07

The accounts brought by the steamer
Britannia. ten or twelve days since, of bad
weather, threatening the harves,s, along
with apprehensions Of increase 0: the potato
rot, which was again beginning to create
some alarm in each Of the three kingdoms.
have been confirmed by the latter arrival of
the Niagara. These evils, and the fears of
them, have decided effect upon the prices
Of breads,ufs and provisions, which will be
noted with interest by American farmers
and dealers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07

IMPORTANT LAw.-The following Act,
passed by the last Legislature, is but little
known by persons generally, and as it inte-
rests many of our subscribers we give it
place in our columns. We cannot see the
utility of the law;-,he Sd section seems to
be clear violation of the rights of the own
ers of slaves, as it forces sale of a runaway,
although such sale at the time, and under
the circumstances, may not be advantageous.
MARI. Gaz.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07

ing and rewarding him for bringing the food
out of the richest lands 1t is the farmer
who is interested in carrying out the opini-
on of Mr.. Jefferson, that snow we must
place the manufacturer by the side of the ag-
riculturis,s'
When that is done, and not until then,
the fruits Of the soil will pay for the highest
improvement the soil is susceptible Of. Then
will the farmers rich lands, which now he
cannot afford to ditch and drain, be brought
under the plough, and afford the means of
reviving the hills that have been exhausted
then, in short, these old Southern States
with their vastly superior soil and climate,
would rival and surpass Connecticut, Yer
mont and Massachusetts,, and we should
cease TO hear complaint for want of capital
for agricultural improvement, rthey would
spin their own improvement out of their bow
els. as the spider spins his web
Then might we find in these Southern
States what Southern man would scarcely
credit, were it not related on authority so
unqueslionable as Mr.. Colman, who tells
US, in Iris Agricultural Survey of Massachu-
sets, that in one country, to which was APP
port'oned by the Legislature of the State
$4,000 Of the surplus money distributed by
the General Government. the county com
missioners decided that it should be loaned
out a. interest on good security 10 the far
mers, but-Sou,hern reader, would you be-
Iieve it, not borrower could be found in
the county, In what community would
sucha phenomenon occur except where there
is concentration Where the plough, the
loom, and the anvil are working close to-
gelher and prosperously: where tons of
strawberries are ccompanled by tons of milk,
and tons of carrots and potatoes are all borne
along on the same road to ill the bellies
and bring back the money of the industrious
and thriving neutrality-suspicious. of
agricultural produce.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07
THE BEST
M ECHA NICAL PAPER
IN THE WORLD.
NEW VOLUME OF THE. ..
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

ENHE publishers of the Scientific American re-
h specially give notice that the Fourth Yearly
Polume of their Journal will be commenced on Sa-
turday, September 22d This publication differs
entirely from the many magazines and papers which
food the country. 1t is weekly journal of Art,
Science and Mechanics, having for its object the
advancement of the interests Of Mechanics Nunufac
lures and Inventors. Each number is illustrated with
from five to ten original engravngs of new mechan-
ical inventions, nearly all of the best inventions
which are patented at Washington being illustrated
in the Scientific American. 1t also contains
weekly list of American patents; notice of the pro-
gress of all mechanical and scientific Improvements;
practical directions the construction, manage
ment and use of all kinds Of .Wachinery Tools &c.;
essays upon Mechanics, Chemistry and Architec-
ture accounts of foreign inventions; advice to in
ventors; Rail Road intelligence, together with a
vast amount of other interesting, valuable and use
full information. The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is the
most popular journal of the kind ever published,
and of Importance to the interest of Mechanics
and Inventors than anything they could possible
obtain 1t is printed with clear type beautiful
paper, and being adapted to binding the subscriber
is possessed, at the end of the year, of large VOL
nme of four hundred AID sirteen pages, illustrated
with upwards of fue hundred mechanical eagrarangs,
and an index.
TERMS Two dollars year, in advance, or if
desired one dollar in advance, the remainder in SIX
months. To CLUBS Five copies, IS; ten copies,
Sl5 Those who wish to subscribe have only to
enclose the amount in a letter, directed to
MUM & CO., Publishers
of the Scientific American, New York.
Iss.4H letters must be post paid.
Volume Third bound, s. IS, or in sheets So, are
for sale. They may be sent safely to any part OF
the country. Patents secured and Mechanical
Drawings executed at the cheapest rates. at the OF
fee of the Scientific American.
/ Aupust 81, lS4S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07
INTERESTING CEREMONY We learn

INTERESTING CEREMONY We learn
from the Norfolk Beacon that scene of
touching interest occurred at Fortress Mon
roe few days ago. This was the return,
to the domicil of Col. Walbach, of the war
worn flag, which had waved on to so many
victories the gallant 4Ih Regiment Of Ar'il-
lery. Rent and perforated with balls, it still
clings to the staff, from which the spear
head was torn away in one of the fierce con-
flicts that distinguished the onward move
ment Of our army. Its bearer, shot through
the heart, yielded it only with dying hand,
TO the brave Lient. Benjamin, who planted
it firmly on the memorable heights of Con-
treras
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07
ST. MARY,S
F E M A LIE SCI INARY
ST. MARY's COUNTY, MD.

Y II
ST. MARY'S COUNTY, MD.
|1NHE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
l. on the FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER.
TERMS:
Board, including Washing, Bedding, Fuel,
Lights, ETC., per annum, $50 90
Tuition in the primary English department
and Stationery, 20 90
Tuition in the higher English department
and Stationery, 80 90
Tuition in French and Latin languages,
each, 10 90
Tuition in Music, on Piano, with the use of
instrument, IS 90
Drawing and Painting, in water colors, l2 90
Drawing and Painting, in oil colors, "a 90
Payable quarterly, in advance.
matriculating fee of S. will be charged each
pupil, to 60 to the Library fund.
The pupils requested to furnish napkins and
towels, which, with their clothing, should be con-
spicuously marked with the name in full.
Sept. 7, IS4S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07

QUEEN VICTORIA has doctors enough in
all conscience two physicians in ordi
nary, five physicians extraordinary, two dillo
accoucheurs, one ditto to the household,
two sergeant surgeons, one ditto accouch-
eur, one ditto to the household, four ditto
extraordinary, two apoihecaries to the per-
son, three ditto TO the household, two ditto
"extraordinary,' two surgeon dentists, one
ditto to the household, one auris,, one den
fist, one surgeon chirepodis,, besides two
apothecaries to her majesty in the Isle Of
Wight! Twenly-,hree doctors in all, in
elusive of tooth doctors, ear doctors, eve
however, they only get G2,700 year in
salaries.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07
NOTICE.

:" AS committed to the Jail of Prince
W Georges county, on the 2S,h August
las'.a negro man who calls himself HENRY
DIXON. He is about 80 years old 5 feet
6 or inches high; not very black. and is
slender built. He says he is free and came
from Montreal. Canada-was once waiter
in the St. Johns hotel at that place, and is
known to the Governor General; says he
was on his way to Washington city. and
thinks he is known BY Mr.. Feathers.onaugh
of tina, place. He was committed under the
&C, supplementary to the act of 1881, chap
ter 1913, entitled an &C, relating TO free ne
groes and slaves The owner of The above
negro, if any, will come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and take him away;
otherwise he will he dealt with according
TO law. JOHN r BADEN. Shift.
sept. 1-3w.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07
A New CouNTERFEir-We learn tina

ANEW CouNTERFEir.-We learn that
there has recently been put in circulation in
this CITY, counterfeit SIS Of the Washing
ton County, Nd, Bank, letter A, No. 2l9.
The vignel,e is a profile eagle flying over
The ocean. The word ''WIlIamspor." is
very indis.inc,, and in small Roman capt.
tails. The figure '.5'' is on each corner OF
The note. and also each side oi the eagle
The note we have seen is payable to w. S.
Dali. and dated June 6, 1916. The words
"Washington County Bank" are in large
r oman, but very indis,inct capitals, by
which they can be easily detecled,-Balh-
more Sun. ~. ...-s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-09-07

FALL TRADE The Baltimore American
says that the indications Of the commence
menl of the Fall trade in Baltimore are seen
in various quarters. The city is well stock
ed with foreign and domestic goods, which
can be purchased on as good terms, at least,
as elsewhere, and the facilities for ,heirtrans
porta,ion to the interior are both prompt,
and cheap.