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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing =
Ill collection OF the interesting facts, traditions Biographical
sketches anecdotes kc relating 20 is history aud antiquities
gether with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch of the District Co
umba illustrated with 100 engraving by Henry Howe
volume History Virginia, lis discovery and settlement BY
Europeans the ne by Robert Howison volumes For
sale by fRANCK TAYLOR
Aug3
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Superior Old brandy.
THE subscriber just very superior Brandy
al the vintage Of las purchased expressly medicinal puf
pores. Families wishing Of call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNES
Schneider Cock and Crown
Hedsieck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together with choice variety Wines Liquors
segars Tobacco, kc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug ll--eodlm Penn. avenue, lJ1n
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

T"tuity OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF fbfs- OU'
THE Lectures will Monday 18th October
unue until the 18th Of March ensuing.
Chemistry and Phamacy-WILLIAn L. A. AIKEN, NJ d. liz ID.
surgeTy-NATHAS X. SnITH
Therapeutics Maieria Medca and NJ
Anatomy and Physiougy-JosErH koBY, NJ. ID.
Theory Practice OF Observation-Disclosures POWELL, NJ d.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chldren-RCHAkB
THOMAS, NJ. ID.
Lecturer Pathology and Demonstration Of Anatomy
MILTEsBERsER
Medicine surgery every day
the Baltimore nfmar, Opposite the Medical College The
for will opened October
Fees $50
obtained In vicinity Medical College for
- 80 per week. WILLIAM 4. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2axtNoy Dean Faculty
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MERICAN Constitutions. CONSTITUTIONS Of thirty
Of the United States,
Constitution Of the United sates, Confederation,
Declarations Of Independence, &c. Complete volume Price
81
Aug. % FRANCK TAYLOR,
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~ Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS,

Every person entitled TO the right Of of the
lands within the townships and
required to establish the satisfaction
Of the land Office
practicable after seeing before
for the Of the public Of embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
26-lawl3w
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Eoa sALs--The house and 10, occupied BY asassa
II O street A. r. BAGBY.
Aug 9-eod6
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WHATMAN's Drawing Paper.-w. FISCHER importer
and dealer in superior stationery, parchments, Rodgers cube
ry &c. has just received direct nom manufacturer laT
supply Whatnans paper, expressly
der Of the following all Of which constantly whole
sale retail al stafioners' Hall.
Cap size, 10 by 70 inches Deny IS by % inches medium,
by n inches royal 10 by ~ inches supcrroyal 10 BY inches
Imperial - by ~ inches elephant 20 inches Columbia
by IS inches double elephant q BY 20 inches antiquarian
inches. July ~
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New subscribers just received from late arm.
at prices nom J7X o finest quality. =
900 dozen linen cambte handkerehie, from y 70 IS
90 ssH as . Ss%s sssre 80 80 a, ss
10 dozen real net mits, with and without fingers.
100 dozen white open-worked cotton hose.
100 do 4 misses children do, every kind.
% Ssw e PsssS and
Together with other and desirable articles which
May aa-Jwif PHI. HOE CO.
THE Domestic Practice OF Hydropa,hyy with aneen
engraved illustrations Of important subjects BY Edward John
cure. BY joel shew, NJ D. '1' "
Theory Practice ydropahy, intended 70. popular
AusIi
NEW hooks jus. received at Taylor q Maury.
Volume IIhdreih's United states.
ssou,hey's Commonplace n Book No 2
dSs. . sss"nd S 70 s gnS sIis tho ,
Aug S''''" HDn'-' '''' :" . W.
Just received Pariers--Barrys Trcopherous c;uer
lains and the American Lnstal Curling Fluid the best Parma
Cologne fine French soaps and choice Buffalo Tuck
Also the celebrated Chinese skin Powder for restoring beau,if
ing and preserving The complexion and rendering
Aug a~S tGiobe) Anew doors below Na,ionsl I1o,e,
abne, Tales. comprising i'm one VOL
Virginia Travels stenes Sentimental Journey cas,ie Of
Dtranto &C. -
wavey Anecdotes illustrating popular characters scene. and
cidents the novels and OF Sir Scott
don. TkYI.oR NANNY
June 81 Book sellers ncay NH street
Accordeons and Flutnas.
UsT RECEIVED, stationers Hail. superior toned
codeons excellent and
fu instrument for small would do wen call before
| chasing elsewhere.
Also, Fludnas Of an improved style and tone, .... -
For sale by WIN FISCHER
July 3.
Domestic Practice Hydropay IS engraved Illustrations
by Edward Johnson NJ. ID.
This day received, for sale at TAYLOR h MAURY,s
July IS BOOKSTORE near Oh street
he Complete containing Habits
and Management the Stable The Road
with advice purchasers Price IS cents. "a q
July is fRANCK TAYLOR
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rhe Complete Doctors containing Habits Diseases
and Management Horse, the Stable Road
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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nUITARs.-wILLIAM FISCHER has hand a great uneu
Of plain and ornamental guitars with and
Hat heads, with without prices from hve 10 my dollar
Also constantly hand, pianos the celebrated
scure vons flutes from eight carionets hgeop
d accordeons and hunas with the improved nstucuoi
book for each instrument
Julv
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTfoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the night pre-empon any the
lands within the townships
required establish the
Of proper land once
for Of of
claimed, otherwise will be forfeited.
J.. BUTTRRFIEID,
Commissioner Of die General Land once.
Sep. @-iawi3w
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR d MAURY's, Ninth
IN
Rowland Cashei by Lever, ID part
Hildreths New History OF the United States, vol.
southeys Common place Book, Hsrper's edition, No.
Edmond Danies, Sequel 10 Count Of Monte Christie
European Life and Manners, by Henry Colman
Mrs Greys novel, Magdeien and Maee, the Reeiou
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EPISCOPAL Church Chsnt-IBool, de signed faeili
IL chanting churches and the private devotional circle
psina and varied selection Of Instructors
relative mode Of performance &C.; WIN. stAuh
ton Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR d MAURY,
July y Booksellers, near OH
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NO. David Cspperaeld. by Charles Dickens. (Bcz)
Domestic Practice o. Hydropay with IS engraved Illustrations
by Edward johnson, NJ D..
This day received for sale at TAYLOR MAURY's
July IS bookstore OH street
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IN parsaaacs Of law, ZACHARY TAY0R President Of
und States o. Amenea do hereby declare and make known
ha pubic sales viii be held Al the land Offices IN
wits ~
The land once GENEsEE, commencing on Monday me
seyenh day u January the public lands situated
within te following aud Of sections 70 wii'
North Of s base ins and east Of hs principal meridian
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
Novels of IS49.

Novels of IS49.
ENtGHTEEN hundred and twelve, or Napoleon 5
z "a Invasion of Russia.
Thirty years since the Ruined Family
The Forgery, by James. ...
Trstram Shandy, or Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim.
Jane Eyre.
Jno. A. MurrclI (life and advertutcs,)
Battle of life, Ga love story,) by Dickens. .
Campaigns in Mexico, Glimpse at Life in Camp
by who has seen the 80 Elephant"
The Old Judge, or Life in Il Colony.
Memors of my Youth by Lamartine.
Georgana Hammond, companion to Jane Eyre.
Angelina LuXmorc, or the Life OF 4 Beauty.
Ellen Warcham Cor Love and DutY)
- For sale by WALLACE s WARD.
June %, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

ground which surrounds them preserves its niois.
lure. In the other case, the plant withers Before
fPening its fruii, and perishes entirelyo or at least
down to the ground.
The best method of treating these gooseberres
Is 10 cover the earth around their roots With stones
TILES, or with a sort of paving brick or lille and
'is practice, so necessary for the plants in ques
ton, Is always excellent for all fruits or other
trees; and we always find those specimens doin,
woii which are planted in well paved yards, where
their roots are kept cool and projected by the
stones. This may readily be understood when il
Is remembered, that stones do not exhaust the
ground, like any plants or weeds which might
spring up therein; and, nlso, thu, closo pavement
or thing would prevent the evaporation of the soil.
Its consequent drying, well as hinder it from
burning.
his action of the sun, with the CONSEQUENT heat
and evaporation, often injurious 10 large trees
whose roots spread to considerable exiont for
nourishment, is often fatal to the gooseberrv,
whose smaller and more delicate roots suffer ex-
cessively in hot and dry climate. r
L ne roots being protected, the gooseberry may
be cultivated in three different ways-as bush
or shrub, as vertical espaIier, or as horizontal
espalier. s-J - y
As a bush shrub. 1t suffices, for the first
purpose TO le 1t grow at will; aud, for the second
10 cut down 10 the base or main STEM all the SUI
periuous young shoots, in order to keep it TO
single stem. 1t is the plan generally preferred,
and that which gives the least trouble. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
From the Revue HortIcolc.
CULTURE OF THE G0OSEBERRY.

By sowing seeds and by hybridizing we may
obi ain in France as well as in England, new and
mo ritorious varieties. These seedlings are SO
cas- iy raised that there is always an advantage in
raising them, and in reserving for them thoso sorts
raised from seed, instead of those multiplied BY
cuttings This last mode Of increase is, indeed,
employed 10 propagate the finer varieties; but, by
sowing only seeds of fine fruits, bic kinds
are infallibly obtained. d
These Seeding plants are very vigorous and re-
sist much bettor than any others tho heat of sum-
mer their greatest enemy in our Auvorgno climate,
and still more so in the south of France. All
kinds of soil are suitable for the mackerel goose
berry, i. e., those grown for taris. They prefer,
however, that which is rather new and strong
they shrink from the sun, but like still less entire
shade ; and, as between two evils we must choose
the least, it is better TO plant them IN the open sun
cbine provided their roots are shaded and that the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

vEIHAT will apply at the first term of tho
Il Circuit Court, which shall be held in and for
the County of Benton, and State of Arkansas, six
months after the date of the publication of this
notice, for confirmation of a certain sale, made
by John Gabreath, as Sheriff and ex-Oficio As
SCISSOR and Collector for said county, and made in
pursuance of the Statutes Of this State to levy and
collect the taxes and by the authority vested in
him as such sheriff and collector, he did offer at
the Court House door Of said county, and did sci I
the w. ] of the S. w. of section %, Township
II, range 33, containing 80 acres; taxed in the
name of B. F. Johnston, for Tho years, fS4l, '42,
'43, '44, AS, '4G, and lS47, for the sum of nine
dollars and twenty-four cents, and purchased by
Samuel r. Bell and assigned to me: Therefore,
all persons who can set up any right, title, or
claim, to said tract of land, or any part thereof,
so purchased, and to me conveyed, as aforesaid,
in consequence of any informality or irreguiarty
connected with said sale, are hereby called upon
to show cause, if any they can, at such term of
said Court, why said sale should not be confirmed
~. BENJAMIN r. Ely.
BENroNvILLE, ARKs., dug. l3. 1919.
[2l-6w. Printers fee, Sill
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
u, Nep Orleans Bulletin, Aug. 9th.
TER FROM CALIFORNIA.
=. oF THE STEAMSHIP FALCON.

OF THE STEAMSHIP FALCON.
.nsbp Falcon, Lieut.. HARsrENs, U. s..
De slead; sle.nd;np. arrived at this port on Friday
'eHnu'Cbr CbaGres, which place she lef, on tho
fom She made the run in 6 days
alI%v nw;or TO the circumstance, that we did
r reouIar edition on Saturday (Friday
:sae Iav appointed for a national fast), some
U" y III he news which we give below has
% v oo.;;,,,ed by our contemporaries who pub
'D'y yS,,urday and Sunday. The letters of
i correspondents, however, give some
details which we have not seen pub
s''7r Tho Falcon has on board $4,000
r Z r aold dust, the principal portion of which
FA@sd 10 houses in Now York.
syoor,s that 700 persons were at Panama,
"rfs,nsportation. Neither the steamers
3. .,,n nor the Alabama had arrived at Cha
There are no fears felt concerning the
but we are compelled to believe that
y "' S,cr,on is lost. She cleared from this
.to 9Th of June last. and was spoken
| " al afser on the South side of Cuba, since
amo she has not been seen. She had
."mber of passengers, and a heavy freight
sories of General Smith having 10 60 on
.rssel of war, in consequence of trouble
!. residents, is all false. General Smith
N universally respected and very popular.
| ! mored his headquarters from San Fran-
| .Souora. which is about 70 miles from tho
oI,ce. The health of San Francisco was
n tie inhabitants Of the town much more
and quiet than could be anticipated. The
- b6lses are all closed on Sundays, and
afaK kinds suspended, although labor is
$40 to SIS per day.
he lsl of August, convention was 10 be
md delegates chosen to form a Territorial
.nsor. and request admission into the Union.
ia CITY government already established.
.Sabh at the mines is bad, much fever and
un,aiIing. AT tho mines they have sort
rb aw prevailing. If a man steals, jury
IN. who, after hearing the evidence. if they
have the man llogged and drove away.
merchants al San Francisco were doing a
sness. They charge ten per cent COM
for seling and guarantying.
rs we're very scarce, and wages were from
$500 per month. Almost every sailor
riyes, runs away TO the mines and works
bat soon returns 10 San Francisco, takes
=. and spends his money. .. --.-..
Re we're about one hundred vessels lying at
Fancisco, without crows. There would be
yecle sent to the United States by the next
steamer,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

gENHAT | will apply at tho first Circuit Court,
II which shall be held in and for the County of
Benton, and State of Arkansas, six months after
the date of the publication of this notice. for con-
irmation of sale, made by John Galbroath, as
Sheriff and ex.officio Assessor and Collector for
said county, and made in pursuance of the law, 10
levy and collect taxes; and by the authority in
him vested, as such sheriff and collector, be did
ofIor at the Court House door Of said county. and
did sell the N. w. of the N. w. fractional of
section 4, Township Is, Of range SO, containing
39a acres taxed in the name Of John Brixey, for
the years IS42, '43, IA, As, '46, and 1s47, for
the of S17 Is, and purchased by me: There
fore, all persons who can set up any right, title,
or claim 10 said tract of land, any part thereof,
so purchased, in consequence Of any informality
or irregularity connected with said saIo here
by called upon to show cause, if any they can, at
such term of said Court, why said sale should not
be confirmed. WILLIAM MCDANIEL.
BENroNvILLE, ARks., dug 18th. lS49.
2l-6w. Printers fee, Sill
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

vaHIIAT | will apply at the first Circuit Court,
IL which shall be holder in and for the County
of Benton, and State of Arkansas, six months tcr
the date Of this publication of this notice. for con
frmntion of a certain sale, mndo by John II. Ham
mack, Sheriff, and exOfficio Assessor, and
Collector, for said county, and made in pursuance
of the Statutes of this State, to levy and collect the
taxes and, by the authority vested in him as such
sheriff and collector, he did offer, at the Court
House door Of said county, and did sell lois num-
ber 9S and l2l, in the Town of BeltopyilIe, in
said county; taxed for 1913, Qhe owner being un-
known), for the sum oflwo dollars and three cents,
and purchased by Samuel u. McClain, and trans
ferred and assigned by him to me: Therefore,
all persons who can set up any right, title, or
claim, to said lots, or any part thereof, pur-
chased and to me conveyed, aforesaid, in con-
sequence of any informaIy irregularity con-
nected with said sale, are hereby called upon to
show cause. if any they can, at such term of said
Court, why said sale should not be confirmed.
JAS. w. CLARK.
BENToNvILLE, Aug. 18th, 1S49.
2l-6w. Printers fee, SILL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
v A N B u r E N

TEMAlLE uMS1rl1rlU1rE'',
REV. w. X. MARSHALL, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs s. NJ MARsuALL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL.
Mss NJ C. BRIGHAM, TEACHER OF Music
.-i.. AND ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
THE next Session of this Institution will commence
Monday, September the 10th, 1919. The year will be
divided into two Sessions of % weeks each.
Course Of study and Charges per Session:
PREPARAToRs DEPARTMENT., Per Session, So OO
PRIMARY rDEtARTMENT-Rcading,O Orthography,
Penmanshp, English Grammar, Arith-
metc, Modern Geography, and History
commenced, 10 90
JUNIOR DErARTMENT-Natura Philosophy, His
tory continued, English Grammar, Arith-
mete. Modern Geography completed,
and Watts on the Mind, IL 90
SENIOR DErARrMEnr-ChomStry,A Algebra,
Geometry, Astronomy, Botany, Geolo-
gy, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Logic, Natural Theology, -.
Political Grammar, and exercises in
parsing poetry, 16 %
tar. or Harp, either, 20 90
Use of Instrument, 2 90
Vocal Music, 90
French Language, Painting. Drawing or
Ornamental needle work. 10 90
Latin or Greek Language, 10 90
Fuel for Winter Session, l 90
The French Language will be taught by person
accustomed to speak it.
The Teacher of Music has had considerable cxpe-
ricnce. and comes with high reputation.
large and commodious building has been erected
in retired and beautiful situation.
The Principal will also receive under his care any
boys who may be ntrusted to him and give them in
structions in all branches of English classic cduca
ton, at the above prices. They will be taught in
separate department.
tis desirable that scholars from distance should
board with the Principal, and under the direction
of the teachers at all times. .r ~.
The price of Board per Session will be $40 90 incud-
ing Washing, Light &c. The tuition and one half the
board to be paid in advance. No deduction except for
or by permission of the Principal.
1t is the design of the Principals to make this School
second to none in the State.
Van Buren,, July IL, l649. 20-5w. |'.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
n E w c. 90 ID S

ID. DICKSON rs nOlo receipia0 at his OLD STAND
on Main Street, general assortment of GooDs CON
sisting ef-,-..- -.
hRY Goods Shoes, Boots, Hats, Hardware
- Qucensware, Coffee, Sugar, Salt, Nails, Ir.nS
Castings, Molasses, Vinegar, Pepper, Spice Starch
Rice, &C., &c, all of which he will sell the lowest
Van Buren, prices, for cash and will take country pro
duce in exchange, for which the highest price will be
paid.
Also for sale, two horse Carriage, of suitable size
for Pcddling, or for Family Carriage.
August II, l049. t 2I-6n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
VAN BUREN ACADEMY.

FENHE above Academy will open on MOnddy,
Il August 9th, under the management Of Dr.
MCCORMICK, late ofPulaski County. He has boen
engaged in teaching for some years past, and hopes
by assduous attention, proper instruction and ma
nagement of his pupils to merit the support of the
citizens of this county.
The Of Instruction and Terms will be as fol-
lows: .... a |f ...... -..-..
PRIMARY, or JUVENILE COURSE, twelve weeks, SO 90
SEcoND-Writing, Arithmetic. Geography,
Grammar, and Definitions, 5 90
THiRD-Tbe above, with History, Astronomy,
Elocuton, and Philosophy, so
FoURTH-Latin, 90
Payments, one half in advance, the pupils time
commencing on entrance, and no deduction made for
absence, unless in protracted illness.
VAN BUREN,, Aug. LIST, 1919. ...
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but shall ubion few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession from all parts Of the
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DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.

NO COMPOUND
Has ever been discovered that possesses any Of the qualities
Of this famous Remedy Almost daily hear Of new, ard
heretofore unknown virtues discovered BY its application
new dreasssor it is remarkable TACT that many of its
effects, arc known only fem accident OF experiment So
deep has bent science Of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor 50 admirable the combination Of its Ingredients
that found suited to relieve almost every Oment
which the frame Of man is subject Let US enumernte some
Of the peculiar qualities Of this remedy;
FIrst--It win within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the seVeFest BURNS, SCALDS or
BLISTERS 1t will also remove the pain and GOVT
TIC~DoL0REUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
Seeond.-la cases Of BURNS If applied Immediately
it will preserve life, matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent blister and consequently any sore, in
Illumination.
Taird--It will heal Burns or Wounds Ulcers OF Sores
Of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
F5arthIt neuuslizes and destroys OLSON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, OF Rabl animals.
F0th,it viii, wherever applet, prevent MORTIFICA
TON; and in old wounds where modification has com
menced It viii the disease, and the wound ever
where eIh has already dropped away, it will restore the
part to its natural state
Sirth.--If BROKEN LIMBS. when set, be well wrapped
up in the Salye Inflammation. Swelling, OF Pain car
and the bones unite and become strong with aston
ishing rapidify!
SsBsrth-When the Bowels are painful or inhamed tn,
Extractor if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief
cause movement when castor OIL iaap and alOthe
medicines have failed.
EisthIe use perfectly safe in all casest never car
do harm-the system will absorb than necessary
to repair it. Il will not conflict with any medicines tina
may be taken internally.
We have not in this publication enumeras all tn
diseases cured by
DALLEX's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subion few testimonials Of its value selected
from the thousands in our possession, from all parts Of th
country.