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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. ,

 THE STATE OF ARKANSAS
 CopsTy os PULASKI.
 IR the C,ycyl Court of said County y-is CAaRcery;
 In ssestion Iith dayof Mareh, 4 D. is5a. Frederic W. Trapnali, Complainant,
 William Vance. William Barton, HAN Thomas Il. kimber, and Noah
 Ii. Badgett, Dsteadaats.
 rH'HlS day comes the complainant aui ile. herein A lis bill of complaint against the said deiend- ants, praying for decree to set aside certain yeyances for the West half of the Nokh-easi qaar ter of Section eleven tli) in Township one ,I) North oG Range twelve (l2) West, ald Tor psrti- ton of ~ad of and. and that tl title thereto may be acquired. &c and il appearing from affi1a- vt annexed to said bill that ths defendant William Burton is nonresident of this StatG 1t is ordered that he be notified of the filing Of sail bill, by pub iicatieh Of this order ia the .arkaaas baRRer, a pewspaper printed in the city of Lltie Rock, for 1.-Two weeks in succession, the last neFtiou thereof to be at least thirty days before the rst day of the next term of the Circuit Court of aid county of Pulaski, which wilt be held on the Irst Monday oi June, A. D. lo50 at the court houstin said county nd that uuless he shall appear befSe said court on before the third day of said tern, aud pead de- mur to or otherwise answer said conpainants 5 lI the same will be taken confessedaganst him aud decree entered according 10 the payer thereof.
 Witness my hand as clerk in vacation of szid Court, this lth day of Mardi, A, b. le50.
 GORDON N PEAY, CTk.
 A true copy from the recom.
 Attest: GORDON }. PEAY, CPk. March I9-2Sw2
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WAsnlsGros, D. C., Feb. g, 1850.

SiR am informed that in yesterdays debate you asserted that at the time t was claimed for Inc Mississippi regiment, on the field of Buena Vista to have passed throug the scattered files of the 2d lndiana regiment, and to have met the Mexican forces who had routed and were pursuing that re- gimsnt. the Mississippi regiment was not within one mile aud haif oi that particular spot.
 Not having hesa abe io find report" of your remarks and being the proper person to answer any charge which . responsible man may make against the Mississippi regiment referred 10, take ihis mode of asking whether the information have received is correct. Yours. respectfully.
 Hon Mir BIssELL. JEFF. DAVIS
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A. y. HUTT.

"oULD respectfully inhom the citizens of Lit w tie Rock and its vieinay that be has purchas- ed from Wm. P. Officer his large and well selected assortment ef " Pair,dgs Boots. consisting af F eases Light Cali. and Light W cited, as also w aier Proof" diiio, which will te sold for cash, oA ths most reasonable terms.
 Also isem New 0FlsaTs. general assortment o Ladies sad ehiiirea's hns Shoes. sai Slippers, &s Feb. 5. e3.
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WASHINGTON MALE SEMINARY,

HemPstead CountY, Arkss gTNHE second session of this Institution. opened \ this morning. February lith, 1850. Rev. C. P TcasESriSE, Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Belle. Letters, and Spanish Literature. Rev. II. C. THwRArr, A. M.. Professor of Creeian. Roman. French and Italian Literature. JAxEs CROCK ER. A. NJ. Professor of Mathematics Students received In the Primary Deparsmsn, aud instructed.
 Primary Department per session of 2l weeks. ,.vable quarterly in advance, Sl2 co prs,.,.,orv Denart,nsnt. l6 co Coegists Coarss, " % Vocal and lus.r ane ntal NJ usic, Elements of Musical Composition, {Extra) % Initiation Fee. Se No deduction for abscnce uaiess ln cases of pre- tracied illness
 All students charged from the ume ef their entry 10 the cad of the session,
 N B.-The snns of all mialsteFs who are en- gagged in the regular work of the ministry, or of those who sre sapersnaa,ed or have died h the miaistry: will be educated free ef charge. BoARDixG cau be obtained ia the ecst families. at from $6 to S9 per monih.
 Particular aiteatioa will be paid both to the moral and intellectual traiaIag sf all stadsnss committed to our charge.
 $. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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"A Room tsr Ae noble ttsdistor-see eumM e Hs eoss and NAT d<ts;s kis Qssilfy. = ss

YNHE sahseFiseF. having e-set his kestIss end
 1 errctcd dIggiEs aroutd them, and having supplied himself with ehoies materials for making Hats of the first quality, of he different varieties will be prepared In few dys to cover the imper- fectons of h.a fellew-citizeas at ssghi Chsap for taah with light. pleasant sad durable hat, coan.- bning beauty of finish, fmness of texture and greatness of elasticity.
 To insure respect abroad, te should be indepen- dent at hoine As live anti love and cherish our own fresides. and our own domestic institutions. and are ever ready to defepl them. we will aci a singular part indeed if do not at once strike for our owa manulactories. Tts south has suffered the north 10 beeeme her wsEkshOp --llas depended upon her for the articles of first necessity until she has grown 80 arrogant to assume the preroguilve of Interfering with sOuthernFghts and InslitDtisns Far better 10 encourage our own manHfactOries, thaa to debate the question of raising armies 10 fight battles, that We ourseIyes have provoked by pursuing an unsound and suicidal policy gLe south should be as unwilling to let the north do her manufacturing, she is to let her dictate her laws. JOHN DAVIS.
 Little Rock, March I9. ls50.--7-23
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IN STORE

100 Lsrg. Blssched Sacks saIt. 20 Bsgseest lOO New Rio Coffee; 40 Boxes Star Candies; l5 Boxes of the celebrated Philsdelphia Tobsece. heretofore kept by wm. P Officer.
 Also, large lot ot Looking Glasses of all slx"s- very cheap. Patent Flows. Grabb.Dg Hoes. Trscs aud Fifih Chains. Gun Locks win hys, Boliet Ls- dies, Carolina Hoes. Horss Cellars, Aeger. Butcher Knives Sc.. &e For sale by A.. q. HuTT.
 Feb 5. 1850
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HOARD oF rRusTEEs.

Hon. D. T. wffTER, PaEripEsr, Hon. \ P. Poipdex'er. Rev Wm. Moores, Rev, L. P. Lively, Rev. B. P. Box. N. Jones, M. D, Mf. J. 5. San defur, Mr T. Williamson. Hoa J. D. Trimb q. Rev J, Custer, M. D. Rev. J. J. Roberts. C E.. Mitchei, M D Mr. W. ". ARcrews, Mir. D. T. Sanders, Mr. B. W. Smith. 7--99-H
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Murder in St. Louis.

The S. Leais Republican of the Ist instant, gives the following account of another murder in that city:
 Charles McGalagher, the proprietor of a coffee. house on Cherry street. was killed yesterday after noon, al the house of one Michael Graham. No. l32 Green street, between Fifth sud sixth McGat- sghtr was stabbed in the left breast ths nfe pepe- uating hts heart, and he died immediately upon receiving the wauud. We learn that Mclsalagher visited the house of Graham about o'clock i'm ths afternoon, and at the time was somewhat intoxi- cated Graham and his wife, another female, and one Robert Maines were in the room when he came in--Graham also being in state of intoxication.- After talking some time together, quarrel ssose between Mc(iaagher and Graham, which finally Tod 10 blows. Al this period Msines assisted Ora ham, aud the two succeeded in throwing Gallagher to the noor Ihls being accomplished, Msines left Graham and McGasgher struggling upon the floor. and proceeded 10 another part of the room While away from them, Graham drew his knife aud in- hicted the fatal wound. Graham then succeeded in making his escape. but was subsequently, arrested by officers Williamson and Tresiway. and lodged in Jail. The knife with which he stabbed Mc(;ala- gher, was foaad upon him when arrested, still wet win blood. He made saout resistance 10 the off cers. and thrrated them if they attempted to take him. he officers were compelled to prostrste him with their clubs in order to secure him. Graham is represented as petty thief aud desperate chsrac- ter. lie adds another to The eievsn now ia laiI awaiting their trials for murder.
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CUNDRIEs.---Davis' Extra Sugar Cared Fla ms bJ and Dried Beef; Is Boxes Cheese: Shaker and Common Brooms: Odl Lids, Sugar Kettles. Round Pets, Skiliets, Cook Stoves, Hollow Adzes and Mattoeks. Received aud fer sale by
 Feb. l2. VIM B. WAIT.
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MaTcn b. SESArE.-A lengthy discussion took place on the Presidents Message received yesterday. ,rans- mithng the correspondence with the ,ish Mns- teIs. The message was finally referred 10 the Con- mitiee on Commerce.
 The Senate then resumed the consideration oi Ms. Ciay's resolutions.
 Ms. Walker having ihe floor, first replied to Mr Cass argument upon the power of Congress to leg isIate for the Territories. and to Clays second res. olution. coniendlng that slavery does not exist n eentiy acquired Territories.
 HousE.-After the reception of reports the House went into Committee oftne Whole on the Pr side California message.
 Mi. FeaiheTson having ihe floor. said any scheme which would settle the whole question and not degrade or dlshonor the South, would receive his support
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WAsHIxerOs, Feb. g. 1850.

SIR: In your note of this date, you ina uIre whether asserted. n yesterday's debate, that, 'at the time il was claimed for the Mississippi reg. lnent on the field of Buens Vista, 10 have passed through the scattered files os the 2d Indiana regi- ment, and 10 have met the Mexican forces, who hsa routed and were pursuing that regiment the mississippi regiment Was not within one mile and nai of thattpsrtculaf spotf'
 The best answer eau give to your inquiry is to s'A" whss old say, which is this that, d lhs tune the I'd iucana regiment 9ape soay the Missis. s,pP' regiment was not within mile and half of .he scehs oi aciion," This. substantially was ali ,s'd m reference to the Missi sippi regiment 1 a'se said that the "a Kentucky. ths 2d illinois, and poIuos oi the lst iilinoiss regiments. were the
 sps una', sf fasf t'ms, met aud repulsed the ad- in1S'ag e0ssmns of the enemy In my remarks. aS'. sa 10 what occurred at that partic utxr sPot St that pont of time
 Il, ,s',,"g answered your inquiry. l deem 1t due, ,n.n, ,s sake to myself aud the Mississippi reei- regIm.n, t. 'na' made no charge against that as. .. oa' an willing to award them the r.djt ,es, Ss," s" ssiisat aud distinguished services i'm ,s. .,." Sae, Ny only object was 10 do ;a.,Ies ,o conduct f.t. & e' others. living and dead, whose
 oauae' e' 'sa under my own eh..,v.,iaa ,S.. prsviouslv m.Sy y imposed upon me by rea.rks ''! respectfully, yours, Ge.. ' '"'''' ''pA's'
 Hsa. JEsr. D.u. W. Il. RESELL.
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T In round numbers. the distance from New York 10 San Francisco, is sixteen hu ndred mile, greater by the Panama than the Tehaantepec roate and ten. .huRdred greater thaa by the canal route o Nicaragua, which last routs is six hundred mile shorter than the Psnatna.
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DescriptiOp.

JOHN BROWN is about s feet 10 inches high, dark hair, about 25 years of age, blue gray eyes wore haYd-time psnisioens, rouBd- about of striped cottonade, and coarse osnaburg shirt: the hair on one side o. hls head cut cose and his face is cover ed with irruptons resembling the chicken FOX. He weighs about i15 to 1S9 lbs, is sioat-butlt man, and formerly resided in Yell connry. lie vas con- v'cted Tn Union county of the crime of horse ing.
 WILLIAM HARRIS is about 2o years of age, feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, gray eyes, stout bu'i. light hair. wore hard-timss psnAiooas, striped cotton roundabout, coarse osnabaEg shirt and inc hair side of his head cut very short He vas from lnd.pegdence county, where he ws convicted of the crime of horse railing.
 Little Rock, Eco. 26, 1850. 26--iI
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THE PRoTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF

N HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT,
 VIZ
 l-Ratss of Premi.rs $ hr as thoss of any ofher Responsible ofice.
 2-.f Speedy and satisfactory adjustment of losses by he General .4geRt ef the Company for the H'estsra and Southera Sfates 3-.Arbaratioa (of all Adfs-,nces rhich may q, ,se bg refeTees mutuoity chssea.
 4-Anards promptly paid iR Specie, Bankable Fla nos or eTehaHge on Neac Fork, Baltimore, Charleston. fen Orleans, Sf. 1oais. Louisville, Pafsburg or Gncinaati Gf as option of tae in- sartd
 O~ Pamphlets. setting forth the node and prnei- pies of adjusting losses-RaIes of psmiums--cias siicalon of Hazards &c, &c., &., furnished tG the customers of the office free of charge. For further information apply 10 tAe undersigned who is fully authorized to insure Dwsings Stores, Hotels, Warehouses. Mills. Manufactures, Bans, etc., etc., etc Also, on Housshoii Parniturs, and Goods. H1ss and Msrehandiss contained or stored therein, against loss or damage by
 ME M A& MEe Also, on Dry Goods. Groreyiss. Manufactured Goods, Produce, HonseAoid Farniinrs. Lips Stock, and erery other description of Merchandise or per sonal Properly, shipped O, to be shipped per good steam boat. boats to and from poins on the Wes- tern waters. or between Eastern cities (via Lakes. or other inland rouies) and any towns in the Wes- tern eonn'Iy, against the hazard of
 INLAND TRANSFORMATION. Also. upon shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer. ehandize, per good vessel of vessels, between New Orleans and Eastern poris-between New Orleans and other Cult poIts-between all American ports and English or European ports; 10 any maritime port whatsoever in the Atlantic waiep, against the
 PERlLS OF THE SEAS,
 WM. B. WAIT.
 Hoepf pyoieelion Tnsuroare Co,nnonH Little Rock, Ark. Jan. $, Is5U--lS--3m.
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D. D. GREER, Secretary of Statr.
Description:

UeNcFlptIOn: Said Charles is about 5 feet , inches high, stout built, yellow complexion, quick spoken. walks very fast generally, One of his ears has a small piece cut out, very few marks of the whip on his back. but great many on his thighs. About % years oi age.
 Little Rock. Fs6 27, 1850. 26-tf.
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D. B. GREER, Secretary of State.
Descriptiou:

Said John Stewart s about 45 years old but looks older. about feet 9 inches high. light xion and little freckled, brown sandy hair sone what grey, weighs about l5O. On one of his shoulders there IS apparently the letter C. branded
 Little Rock, Feb. 26, ls50 26-m
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STEAAB0AT REGISTER.
 f>as~A REPORTED TOR THE dSers- h AAAfHM{R Banner, L@AryhyyaS' VI BY D. ". GALLOWAY. @zk&scSESii<u
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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CkEsCENT OFFiCE,
 Monday Morning. March II, 1850. { The Cotton market was quiet on Saturday, both buyers and sellers being inclined to wait the Canada news, now fully due by telegraph. The sales were only some 200J bales at FIiday's rates.
 NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. Inferior. ..sli4la934 Mid. Far. u9SSlls6 Ordinary, ..... .lW0i01 Far. ..... .Izt0 .2la Middiing, ....ll34t9II Good Far .I21sGa- Good Md. ll1sSilL Good & Fine nominal Toboeco-The only sales reported were 22 hhds. IT Admitted at "a, st7. Al Rat 5ls; and Fl hhds A at s1Sc v 10.
 Sugar and Moiasss.. ..-The Sugar market was steady with sales of l000 hhds al 3l (a lc lor Com mon to fully Fair. On Plantation, up the coast. t~ prime crops lone of S00 and the other oi POO hhds) soie at 4e % fb. Sales of 6OO bbls Moiasses al ls0 2ic for Fair 10 Prime lots.
 Fiour--Tbe uaasaciions in Flour were quite light, and holders asking higher prices. Thr sales yrre oniv Iew small lots al S5 30G S5 B for Ohio. and s 75ta$6 10 % bb for Extra and Choice St. Loa,s. The whole stock ia store is said not to ex- eeed l2 GOO bbls.
 Corn-Very little on the Levee, and barely 2O00 sacks disposed oi in lots st 5aS5sc % bushei.
 Pros,sioas--There was but iiriie ifqury ior Pork. and the largest sales hs ard oi 30 bbls Mess at Ss 7S, and loo bbls Clear at SiI % SS bbl. oi Prime Mss Beei, 30a tisfces sold st price no, made public, and 20 bbls Prime al s 50. A sale of 10 casks Cincinns'i Bacon Sides at Sc. and i2 casks Extra Sugar Cured Hams al 9lsc. Lard ui,- changed and sales of I2i tierces aud 36 bb,s Pfme ct 6. 3ss kegs at 5s l64 al 57s, and S2s strictly Prime al 614c v ib.
 Raggiag asd Repe--300 coils taken al 7e cash also 100 pieces and 100 coils at lals and 7is on long time, adding 8 v eeat interest.
 CaBse.--Saes TOO bags Rio, partly st 1315e. P fb. Three more eMgoss ttogeiher II, iis oags) reeeiyed-making the imports ot the last ten day g. $50 bags,
 WAisksy-Sales of Rscti6sd at 2o'a2oi<. and q bbis.
 Cattle Mayksi.-Beef Cattle. Western, aysia6l1e v tb net; Hogs, siS45se. v ib net; Sassg. s3 5C,S S4 v head; Mstea Coos, $lt@sS5 v head; csises %i5Sse. v ID net.
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IRON and STEEL.-4.0 .0oQ ibs. aas, r0gne and \ square bsr Iroa: sc0 ih~. horseshoe iron: 50 Diamond Pow Moslds:
 50 Cary do. do. -}-
 4n0 lbs Spring Steel
 l50 l." Esrmaa dc. Resolved asd for sale by Feb IF VIM. B. MATT.
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CTAR CANDLES 10 Boxes. 10 half Boxes IC and 70 quarter Boxes Candles, received aud for sale by VIM. 5. WAIT. Feb. 3, 1850.
 Boots! BO0tasl Boots:!! ID ECEIVED per Mail Boats, II Cases Boots and N Shoes. For sale chesp for cash, by
 Oct. 2, ls49. A. J. HUrT.
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:iUO F.slNrN NAM k.l,.

Y Wish to contract for Three HssdreG Cedsr os \ Mulberry Posts. io be sevea feet iong. asd to square not lees thaa SIX inches. pvrscss wishing lo ,sks the job. wii please call as soos ss possible upon the undersigned. A. J. HCIT.
 Jan. P, 1850.
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CONFESSIONAL SUMMARY.
rHIRTr.FiRsr CONGRras.
WAsHlnoroy, March |. ie5I

WAsHin0rox, March |, le50 SKNATR.-Alter the fraDsactioa of the usual morning business they went into executive sss- sion.
 HovsR. -Re.af6cdshe consideration ofthe resoIu- iioa requiring the Secretary ofthe Navy to purchase ADetiesn rotted hemp, &e. h connection with this was debated the resolution already referred, to give the contract for sappying he hemp 10 Billings who would monopolise the entire market. Il the last resolution passed
 or the first time this session, on prvae bills Alter 'ome time spent therein they rose. reported sundTy bills. and then adjourned till Monday.
 March 4.
 SENATE--Mr. Dickson presented a memorial fnom convention of inventors, asking modification ol the patent laws, accompanied 6y draft cf bill which briefly xplained.
 Numerous petitions were presented and refer. red.
 Mir. CaIhoun's speech was read. He says justice must be done to the South. or the Union will inev- tsbly be dissolved. He further says that neither Mr. Ciay's compromise nor Gen. TaYlo1's reeoIn- Hiendation will de-ihai they cannot preserve the Union. He thinks the Union now ih great aangeT, and winds ap by sayiag, that unless something be done 10 satisfy the South regarding the slavery ques ton more than yet proposed the Union must be dis solved. He hopes tar SoutA will have secured to her her rights, and this calamity be averied.
 Al the close ot the rradtpg tne senate aoIonrned.
 The Committee on PAtehts have iniimaled they would not renew WoOdwofth's Patent for PlsiniDg Machines.
 A ioag discussion ensaed between Fooie and Calhoun relative to the speech of the latter yester day.
 They then resumed the Presidents California message--Mr. Hanlin having the foot.
 HoUsE Took up the resolutions to-day requir- ing the Secretary 1.-the Navy to purchase American hemp, &e., which wss referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
 A message from the President transmitting the correspondence between the Secretary of Stale and the British Minister and reinonstianc against the contemplated increase of duty on iron--were refer red 10 the Committee on Foreign affairs. They then went into Committee oG tue Whole on the California message.
 Mir. Jackson. elected in plsce of MT. King. from Georgia, appeared and took his seat.
 Mir. Doiy said the House gave him the privilege few days ago. 10 send to the committee oi the whole ca the stale Of the Uuion, bilt containing all the objects embraced in his resolutions, nsiinctig the committee on territories to bring in bill fer the ad- mission of California with her present boundaries therefore he woad withdraw his resolutions, having no desire 10 press them.
 Mr. McLain moved that the House go in,s com miiiee of the w..ole which was doae, and the Pres ideni's California Message was discussed.
 The House then adjourned
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MONET | MONEYgt

A IL persons ihleb,sd. iD snywise, ic the snass- "A signed, sse setirifeh fo make immediate pay meni iar the beet rsssca in the wcsid-ks wsh's all the money isssiy dur h'm. te iavsst n co'ser. v. tries. Bset Hides Ceaa Shine. ke.. Ar sos shsss be vii gsss the highsss mGk.t rs,ee n esss
 Dee. n. te49. A, J HOIE
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MuHldy MuTHIHg MtTth TT, IooU. ' The Cotton market was quiet on Saturday, both buyers and sellers being inclined wait the Canada news, now fully due by telegraph. The sales were only some 2OOj bales at FIiday's rates.
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MRHEANg~

GRIND 0xt GRIND Oyfi TCsT received per Man Bsa.s. i3 Steel Mills, e y ssrted sizss-tes sale by Al HUH.
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TAGGING AND ROPE.

ID ECEIVED this day. per steamer Swallow HO 2,5o0 yards Kentucky Bsgging: 3,0O0 lbs Bale Rope for sale low, by
 Oct2S.sw T. D MERRICK G CO
 Gazette and Democaat copy two weeks.
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EGDR HMENrH
DIR. G. D. SHEER,

@BV VT ~ v q ANABR6y NHO has recently removed 10 ih,s place, and is w permanently located. would respectfully ia- form those people of Little Rock and the surroa,nd- ing country, who may need medical assistance that he is prepared o attead the calls oG all sarh prompfy Office on Markham street, over Judge Lincoin's Book Storr
 Feh. 5, 1850 --7-2e-6m
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CrOsEs.--I2 No. ,. "lroy" Air-iight s,oves, n 2, ["
 Received and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

The IiisrRiosn s01fT4-'rhe perso ,m,n,e
81 ths amateur company on YuAay c,,s.,,
last, y deserving Of hatienug ne,.s. tn.
characters were generally well sustained, .,,,..
Of them, in iset, would not have been eas.,d
erred dise'sdilabIe TO the boards Of the b..,
ihesters. The house, a. apnai, waa cfowde,
TO oser'io9isy' among whom were lare
number Of ladies Now, that tie society 3
hkely 10 have perfnanenee, We trust that ID,
Managers will DO their duty. and see that every
thing conducive to Is sclLbsing may be al
tended 10.
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