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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

LSSTATE of James s. AIe1ander.--on the
~ 25th day of April, A. D. 1850 the Cout Of COM
mon Pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio, declared the Es
tate of JAMES S. ALEXANDER insolvent. Creditors
are therefore required TO present their claims against
said Estate to the undersigned for allowance within six
months from the 26th day Of April, ls5O or they viii
not be entitled to payment.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adm'tcr,
QfJames Ahrander, decd cud Special Commissioner
maya, 1850 llbf
Venetian 4sliDd WawufaceOyY
| TTAViNG purchased the entire machinery of Tlnm-
! L as HydeI Venetian Blind Mandatory, tbeSub-
icriber would respectfully inform To- czcns cfiar
caster and vicinity, that he viii continue the above
business, in all It's various t-ancaes, at the old stand
on Msi1 Street c .feio doors below Ciyis TaveFn.
Al kinds Of Blinds win be manufactured in the bert
tye at the shortest notice and reasonable terms
| Lancaster, February 81, 1850 2mdeIywb0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

A SsIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Thos interested will
IN take notice, that Nathaniel Beatty and S. S. Geo.
hegsn on the 18th Of April last executed to for the
benefit of their creators, general assignment Of all
the Real and Personal Estate credits and effects owned
by them severaly, or as members Of the late firm Of
N. Beatty & Co.. -....
ALI persons indebted to said parties to said firm,
are therefore required 10 make payment TO me; and
those having claims against said parties requested
to present them to me at early day for adjustment
in the execution Of said trust
?, B. EWING, ASsigaes &c.
lancaster, NAV 8, 1850 6wb2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

NEW YORK June
Yesterday there were offered 1900 beef cattle
Of southern. Market for beeves, on the whole.
has been active, with better prices than last week
Good retailing qualities ranged from 81 TO $3.50
}Y 100. Abont 100 remain over. d.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire.
TNHE undersigned as Agent Of the CITY INsU-
RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-
pared to insure property Of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinity. Office Main Street Fosters Building
49,. .i,t.. {.y..- JOHN GARAGHTY.l
Lancaster, Decsthber 81 lS49. dl21
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

HtO.PARTNERSHIP DEVOL,
" JOSEPH KURTZAiAN and ANDREW c. LIV-
INGSTON have entered into co-partnership in the
Foundry and Machine Business, under the
firm. name of g. DEV0L CO., and will carry on the
business in all its various branches.
Thankful for the past avors bestowed upon the es-
tablshment they hope to receive liberal share Of
public patronage in future.
The old business will be sottledup by GILBERT DE-
VOL atthe Foundry where it is hoped al indebted will
make an early cali. g. DEVoL,
J. KURTZMAN,
A. C. LIVINGSTON
Lancaster, April l6, 1880 ami
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

Laws OF OHIo.-We are now through
with the Laws Of Ohio of General Ma.
ture. All deinquencies in our adverlis-
Ing department will be promptly made
up. with int crest
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
Cleveland MarketS.
.. MoSDAY MoRSISG, June ,.
y Canal Receipts and Markd Reports mp 4
4 clock Saturd1 lEvehing

- Canal Receipts and Mark0 Reports mp 10
10 clock SaturdS IEVeHing
CANAL REcsIPrs-Flour 2,459 bbsi. Corn Ia,
100 bush; wheat l4.5bO do; coal 24,573 do; iron
So, 10 bbls; Bacon 8 343 dot whlskey 1873 bbl'
MARKETs-F FLuuR-460 bbs At S. 95j so bbl'
Portage Mills $685. 1000 do Alhambra on private
terms
waSAr-6,OOO bush extra sl,lO; 1900 at fl.
081; 1000 at $I.03 aoH'
Cots 1900 bush at SID; 10 900 30; 2200 yel
A large amount O team corn sold at SIC a,
FIsH-5O bbls pickerel TO close a lot at 575
25 do al $6.25 800 bbIs white fish at s6,7j: 81
do at 81 80 halves nj $3.7j; 100 bbs Lake Supe
rior white fish f725.
Butter-2OOO lbs dairy at llc.-Trae Dem
New York Cattle Markell.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
Hebrew Hooks:

HEBREW Grammars and Dictionaries, Christeme'
thy and Bibles. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March 5 1850 -4it ''i7' A
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

COL Dick johnson is candidate for
the Legislature in Scott, Ky. The Col;
onel seems determined 10 have some Of.
fee. 1t will be remembered that he
once wrote letter, stating that he would
be perfectly satisfied whether he was
elected President, Vice President or
any thing else. ~ ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
French Rocks

ENRENCH Grapmars, Dictionaries and Readers
i Testaments and Bibles; also, Spanish Books.
March &, 1850. JOHN LEHMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

TmE WHEELING BRIDGE = Decision Of
the Supreme Court.-In the case of the
State of Pennsylvania against the Wheel
ing Bridge Company, ,contesting the right
of the city Of Wheeling to build bridge
across the Ohio on the lground that It OBJ
structs navigation, preventing steaniboats
with tall cbimpias from passing under in
times of high water, it was held by the
Court that the evidence was hot sufii-
ciently full and complete TO show TO the
satisfaction of the Court that the bridge
was nuisance, and it was ordered that
further testimony he taken as to that point
before Chancellor Walworth Of New
York. who was duly empowered for that
purpose. The evieence, properly au.
thenticated. is to be returned to the Court
on or before the 18th day Of December
next, -v.fr- .str
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

HESITATE of Jefferson Ward.-Notce is
~ hereby given that the undersigned has been quail
fed as Executor of the Estate of JEFFERSON WARD,
deceased late of Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons
having claims against said estate notified present
them within year duly authenticated and all per-
sons indebted viii make immediate payment.
GEORGE II STROBE, Eretor.
May II, 1850 4w2
SHERIFF'S SALE.-I Fairfield CommonPleas.
- Williams & Acliey Us Henry Dttoe, ct ais. By
virtue Of an order to directed from the ourt Of
Common Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio, will offer
and expose to sale by public yendue and outcry at the
door Of the court house in said county, Monday The
l7h day Of June merit between the hours ofl0 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock NJ. of said day, the following
described decree the court Of common pleas Of Fair
field county, Ohio, towit The decree of Thomas VIII
liarns pS The GAINESVILLE Maysville Turnpike Com
panyof the 2th of Sept, 1872 or the Of S206S 81
subject to credit Of S20l II of the 18th of May
1876 Terms of sale, cash.
OLIVER H. PERRY, Sheriff.
NAV II, 1850 So 5w2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

Lancaster may II, looV'
FAMILY GROCERIES,. r
TBNHE subscriber would inform their friends and the
IL public generally that they have just received and
are now opening Large and well Selected
Stock OfGrOcerieS, suitable for family use: Con-
sisng in part of the following articles, which they
will sell upon reasonable terms ...
BEST RIO COFFEE;
New Orleans SUGARS, Loaf do, White Crushed
do, Lump do.
Young Hyson and Imperial TEAS;
Sugar.IIouse and New Orleans MOLASSES;
TOBACCO, ofall kinds;
RICE, best quality; CANDIES, assorted;
LEMONS; ORANGES; FIGS; RAlSlNS;
Together with stock ofFANCY ARTICLES, such as
FISHING TACKLE; COMBS, fancy and plain;
HAIR OILS; POCKET WALLETS;
And all other things usually kept in an establishment
of the kind CLY & EVERSObE.
Lancaster, April %, 1850
IPMAHLON ASHBROOK'S WHISKEY oy the
barrel; Liquors of all kinds of the best quality, Sua-
Bile for the sick C s. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17
Positieaa intelligence.

FLoRpA THE NASHVILLE CoSvyyTror.-A meet
Ing held recently In Gadsden county, at which Il
determined to send delegates t. represent that
State In the Southern Convention to be held ct Nash
ticn Of .ir delegates to Be- chosen BY delegates from
the several counties. The Convention will meet ct
Tsllatatsee.
Nrw HAnrsHpr EIrcrIov.--we have received
received returns from but three towns In New
Ham pehire- Nnhviile Nashua and Franklin. Ths
vote stands Dinsmors. Democrat, 6e1 Chamberlain,
to the Lsgislature in Nsshus and two democrats in
Nashville.
Nrw Hsxrsmrr EIrcrroy Returns have been re-
give Dinsmors tdem) s,Ss7; Chamberlain tvhis)
1885, and Berry tfree poil) 6i0 In thoee heard FROM
So sps ie .sss A.. .sa 20 tss e,s
laturs.
MlsessrrI AND rpr NAm,rILr CoS-rsuov.-Tbs
L.s',s,ur, q Mi'IPi has .pgro!ria.sd $4,000 70
Conventop. apd $500 o60 additional for future
pgsnees. subject TO the control Of the Legislature
Grorci. ssp TIVE NAsuvrtIr cosvKSr,os. Gov.
Towns has sued his proclamation for election TO
be held thrtuehcut the State, ON the "a dag Of April
90 elect two deleeates from each Congressional dis
tos He recommends The election Of an equal number
from the vhig srd democratic parties.
TrrAs s~p rpx NssHvfLts CorvE~rror The Texas
tos the frat Monday q March inst for four d-ls-
sstes In each Conereionsl district to represent that
State in the Nashville Convention.
Ntsf,s,,rpt AND rHr NassviLLr Covvrxrror- vhie
meeting held at Jscop, Mss, on the 23d ult resolv
I'd that there good csuse to oppose the admis
,en of California State, with the constitution
adopted by the people They denied the power Of
Coprvss TO interfere with slavery In the District Of
colum bis with entire confidence in General Taylor,
they should look 10 him TO stand By the South an4 the
Ubtp.
Tss Trs.s Durrcrtrrr.--Tfs Governor Of Texas
has scdress.d letter to the people ~ fresidio, III
Pseso worth end Santa Fe declaring the authority Of
the constitution and lavs of TeSas over those sections
and n,,trs their inbsbsnts 70 participation Of the
benefits and protection arising therefrom. He says
tbst they wsre part snd parcel Of the republic OF
Terss, sud ipcloded within her Boundaries.
NV HAnrHfRr ELrcrion.- The returns of the New
Hsmpfirs si.ciion have been received sufficiently 70
show ibst the democrats have elected 1l6 and the
shie' 3t smb.rs 20 the Lesilsturs The returns Of
the ,tie Tor Gcvernor have not been received.
The pomir alton of Geosrsi Joseph Bates has bean
cot a. Md, ss Msrsbsl fer the State of Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

Tpr roIsorINe Csss AT CHARLtsrowy, Mas.-Th be sto-
sch and iptstpes OF james Hoee husband OF the late
Jossphine Roe, placed In the hands Of DR. Jack
son q this city for the purpoee of whether
they ecntan.d Arsenic or not. The result Of the
chs micsl tests sppsd wss the discovery Of large
quantity Of exide of arsenic ooroners jury has this
mtrpirg been summoned. and have proceeded 70 Mt.
Auburn TO hold examination Of the body they viii
sssan st o'clock r. NJ. to- morrov, In Cbariestown,
at the cororsrs cfGce IL is the opinion OF scientific
men hat the dseeased came to his death BY sccumu-
lsuvs poison The discovery has revived the late
einent sbd bes facts have sipoe been devslopsd that
,boek and the public 10 supposed end vth
gocd rsson, that fasqpal not the only guilty ose.
Afi.rtbs d.sih of MIR Rose rasqusl employ ed ss
runner by Commodore Dowpes, and, I'm that cap~city,
YES irsqcebtly entrusted With small sums OF 60
yprebsse articles of provisions and repeatedly
appropriate the insney TO biz use aud obtained
the sftces uIos the credit Of the Commodore Being
discovsra In hts dishopssy, he received severe
tpl htm fk employer. Net Iops after. Com Dovnes
IVES tshsn violently Ill and exhibited symptoms vhieh
then tuspscted but vss oiscnsrssd nom mis- once -
Boston hrsis, hsrth H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17
Domestic Miscellany.

tn. ,hIp Jane. Hspdsrsonl called from BAltim orr
the lsth instant With cs>so Of house frames iup-
SO oeo'
The cas-. of the Bsnk Of Mis,ouri y, ". chiids hs,
been ~itharsvn In consequences Of the Acquittsi Of
The rspns,ivspis Canal Z. op.u through 10 Pitts.
bursh and boats have arrived AZ that city IRON "a TIA
Mr. Dessup, merchant from we,ton, Mo- va,
Gently robbed, on steamboat On the Mississippi, II
Three saw mills we're destroyed by Gre, fsw days
since, at Brunsvics, Ne. Less $40 900.
The nomination Of General Joseph Bates TO be Mar
shsl for the State OF Texas has been confirmed b. an
upanim aus xots Of the Senate.
The President has officially recognised Henry VIA
Consul Of the King Of the B-gisns for oston
There we're II deaths In Boston for the -esk ending
Tssr. @ ' YER, I2i death, in Philadelphia for tn.
vein Of coal SO feet thick ha. been discovered near
Tn. shei. number of beg. packed in the west dur
ing the past winter, wss sIi SSo
The ,stsn,ive lead -srn 10 ksn',nston; rhil.d.,-
Charles Met srisI. wa. murdered at 81. Louis. Mo.
on the Let inst. By Michael Graham There ere nov
fifteen persons In the prison of that city for r,ura.r
The chip GreeDock cleared from Mobile the s,h
met for Liverpool With 4os bales of cotton veehax
2oll sea pounds, and cost s23o,Tis "a.
snow 70 the depth Of twelve inches fl. at Boston,
The trial Of Dr. webster for IN. murder Of DR.. PARK
man, In Boston, h set down tor Tuesday. the 1ots
william johnson b.. been convicted a, ps,.r.o,.
J.. % the murder 81 Joseph Van wiakls and -ifs.
willism Care, ~hg, has been elected Mayor Of Clevs-
lard, Ohio.
The committee Of the repn-yivsui. Senate have re-
ported fsvefsby on MIR. Forests sppIic stion for
divorce
Prom the "a Of December to the 10th inst sax feet
q NOV fell at Bangor, Me.
Mrs Mur'lls Reed was murdered recently AZ Brook
Vile 10 ny william Carter. after having committed
sn outrsge upon her person. Her husband is In CALI
fofpia
tn. ~hoe value of the lumber exported from Ksnne-
bee, Msine, during the last year was ~ $50 600.
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned sine die the
9Th inst.
In Ohio there ar. "a .Cs sss scre. cf land, worth
ssft col pt1 total value ~ TAXABLE property In the
state s43o s3psts state tax levied thereon 81 1pes<Y:
to,sl isxes ON grand lst fer 1870, e3s3i SIS; tot
scrpt cf rslvsy canal aud turppike stocks held IN
the state s3o1lsss bsnk stock paid In a the bauxS
se.ssssi'i tsx paid by bepss las, rear, $50 500 w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17
Assembly.

ALBANY, Maroh 10, I5bU.
The special order the third reading Of bills and
Shs following, among Others were read For the relief
OF The missionary society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. To increase the number Of
HARBoR MASTERS OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK.
Mr.. A. B. DAVIS opposed the bill, on the ground that
st increased executive patronage.
Mr. DEAN moved to recommit the bill, with instruc-
lions 20 to amend to give the slsctin Of harbor
masters to the people
This ruled out Of order, and the vote was then
Saken on the bin, and II rejected.
Mr.. J. ALLEN moved reconsideration, which was
1sd the table, but subsequently reoonsidered
the vote taken and the bill psseed
A bill also read, sppropristing money In aid Of
she society for the reformation Of deiinquents
1t was rsjec'ed-syes "A, nays 81. The motion to
scontider laid on the table.
Afro, to provide for rupply Of water to the city Of
Albany and to incorporste the fremen Of Williams
sourgh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
WAsHrroroN, March 10, 1850.
Neither house in session to-day; both adjourned over
en- Monday.
HEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

ALBANY, March 49, 1850.
CITY G BROOKLYN.
Mr.. CRoss reported bill to amend the several sots
rslstipg to the city of Brooklyn. II made the
special order for Tuesday afternoon.
Several uHinportsnt reports were made.
PRIVATE CLAIMS.
Private claim bills were then taken up, and still
0sfore the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

The rresidsnt hes recognized Alfred God~aroy o.
Csiiforria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

The following is the let Of oficers board the L.
,hip Albany ~ tss fen IN IRON hsv.ns-v N.
.. n. Berrymss, do Washington Retd, DO; John q.
Randolph. do George y Gutter furssr; freemsn
rel Lieut. Of Marines; y. Roes Calhoun, Acting Mas
ter; NJ e. D~lapsy, Surgeon Chas. Martin, Assistant
do; John n. exlsstop, Nidshipmss; VIM Henry ward,
do, WIN. r. siasseil, DO Henry NJ. Tborne, DO Ap-
,horp vspdes Hersei Captains cleek The A. vas to
have sailed In ten o. tvelvs days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

The Philadelphia Tagurer says We have been
fsvored ~ Henry Crabbe, Secretary to Commodore
conner, With the follow ing dime the q steam
shp susqu.hsnnab TO be launched from navy yard
On the ssth inst The plan Of this noble orig
tusted with John Lenthai, Esq and was approved by
francis Grce, chief naval construetor, Washington
City, Who VAS subsequently removed to rhilsdeiphi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

Tns CHorrHs u rHs Sovrs.-The Matches Mise
Free Trcd, cf the 27th ult the entire De-
population Of the thriving village Of Trinity in Lousi
at the junction of the rivers Tensas, Blsck and
Opcbits thirty miles sstaBt from Nstchss That az
full scourge the Asiatic cholera descended upon the
population With fatality aimost unheard Of Ten or
Twelve physicians resident there called In from the
adjacent country scarcely able 10 save patient
Who had been taken sick Flight the only safety
fer the WE'LL and death only rsigned In Trinity MI
esycer formerly fssident Of Natohes kepts board
ips bopse there With rs kosrder ell OF whom Who
od run away died MIR sypder stsid and took care
oftbsm until the lsst one died then descended 70 the
mouth fRsa River and he, too sied on the steamer
going 20 Matches. .,
The cholera rsses IN many parts 81 Mssico. Attn
town ~ v.rrado on the 4th OF Febrpsfy toers
vfa In th. state Of Niche the Grester part ot ,hs
ipfabi,snp nsd through fear Of~venty persons -no
v,rs stfsch,d In one day. none recovered Inc MeN-
can rsp.,, think that the epidemic 10 not OF 90 alarm
irs character 90 that q 1882 spd 81
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

Netthsra District oftbs State of New York ,--snd Is nevsrieassied by Rediers.
 0Je ssosil & Mead. HIS, CharlFes sisset. New oTIeans, scie General Aeebts foS he soushen States 10 whom ait orders, and applications ior agencies must he addressed. Ail sia above Msdieihss sEx- VsSK are sold by
 J. w. TaPpe. LIiale Rock, Arkansas.
 C. C, Ycungs Post ATksnsas,
 T.. ". Brewster, Pine Bluffs.
 J, fiibhard, NsFeleoR, and by Sgepts appoint ed throughout tte south.
 Isa18Fv, 1850. 23-iy
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
Langtree's Sectional Aap of Irkapsas.

TNHE above splendid Map Is now finished and Il ready for delivery. I, deiheates the whole State as tad off by the '. :. Deputy SuIyeyors.- Every Section and fractional section is shown, SO that forty acre tract can be readily founi upon it. The exact position of all he County Seats, Post ofices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, aDe the Iiet ant fertile lands selected by the State out of the 0oOo acre donation grant are si accurately shown
 The Lead Mines and other mineral ioc cations are noted, as well as all the oid confirmed Spanish sur veys, with the latest alterations in the County lines The whole Map containing as great an amount Of valuable information as can be iouSd on any State Map exiaht
 + IS pal ID on rollers, elegantly colored and var nished. Price S5 co. Also in convenient pocket form, price s co. The pocket Msps can be sent to any part oi the Slate by mail. Postage 5 cents
 For sale at the bookstore of
 L. R+ LINCOLN, Liiiis Rock Apfi 2, Is5O. 3If
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
MEMPHIS IN~TFTUTE.
MEDICAL ogPARTMrNr,

MGoiCAI DkPANTMENT. ss The regular conFse of Lectures in this Iasti,u,s VIII commence on the la oi November, and cos tnae snlii the last of Fehraafy The Ana,o,we., Department wiil be ep~s.~4 ssa r.A.is ts ..es.s. sfaden,s by the ist of Ociebrt. The Medical T,.. partnent will be under the drrciisa et tue following
 Professors:
 ?. FRErwAS, MD, Professor of Ana;onv R, NEWTON, MD. Professor ot Surgery ii; l. HuLeE, D., Professor of Theory aud
 Practice of A.edtcns
 W. BYRD POWELL. MD, Professnr of Phi,iol.
 egy, Pathology, Miurralogy and Csoiovy J. ktSo. M ID, Pre'sssnr oi Materia Msale.
 Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. j. MUTTON SANDERS. AM, MD, Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 j. A. WILSON. M D, Professor of Ohste,er,s.
 and Diseases ei Nomsa and Children.
 Ctinique Lecturers: Med,eias-7Prof II J. HulcK.
 Swgsrg-Prof R s. NEWTON.
 AaaiQmieat Demoasfyafor-Z FREEMAN, MD. Slo5. ''''N"> w Each Professors Ticket. $I5. Mar,ieulators. ss. Denonstratoi's Fee, Sl0. Graduation, S2O. Those desiring fsi,iher information wllI please address their letters (post pali) to the Desa and students arriving in the city viii please cali on him st the Commercial Hotel
 K. s. NEWTON, MD. Dsaa ef tAs Faealfs
 LAW DEPARTMENT,
 Hon. F. W. M KING, Professor of Theory And
 Practice of Law.
 JoHN DELAFIELp, Professor of Commercial Js-
 rispFu,ience.
 TERas- $51 per session.
 All communications pertaining h ,his department must be sddfessed To E. w. N KING Esq. McmPhis, Tss.., Feb. 1850.
 The Facniiies. for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements. will cempsIs iavorabiy with the most distinguished ln our couR. ny. The medical facHlfy constitutes aa anomaly in his ~ anx ether coaniIy--sI of them are leeS. re and the Aest of teachers.
 Those who VI con:emplate our gsographieAIpO. siiion, and the extent oi our population, can hae no donb, ss 10 The eligibility Of our situation fof M enterprise Of the kind. As to health, iacInding all seasons oI the year. we deny that any Oisr ely Aa' more.
 A common error exists in the mind. of many sta dents relative 10 the place Of studying medicine: those VI 0 niend ptac'icing among the diseases of tbe West and South should certainly educate them selves al school hose Faculty are practically SC. qnsinted with those diseases.
 Tbat the public may be satisfied of the pefma- srncy Of fhis school, We feel it our duly 10 state that inc Trustees and Faculty form anji in action, which angus well tor is future success; sud that he peeuiia: intrrnal organization which eonsaets the,n cannot be interrupted
 F.. W M. KING, President q the Memphis Iasf Feb. I9, 1850 7-N
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
NOTICE.

' HEREBY notify sii psrsops who may wish to
 purchase lots ad,oiatag the eity of Liitie Roe k no, to make selections the nosih- west Gactionat quarter Of section three, of township cae north, range twelve vest.
 This landis in ny ae'nal possession. and has been for lhe last twelve years; and conceive and assert that Mr. Bebee, the heirs oT the late Col Ash ley, have oely the psetenes of tsle and are in 10 way eomPeteai to control or dispose of tt.
 The courts of the eouRiy open 10 them for the prosecution ol their rights. and 10 other man. aer can they avail themselves of the property in question. II. M. RECTOR.
 Feb. ls. Is50 24-3m
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
n,Inlsxs or rnk Pa Ess.

Tue LouisviIle Journal ssyss "Dr. Rageas's LAv- essOst sud Tar net oaly eises immaculate felles m Coughs and Colds, but, trom the testimony et men af the highest staRitng here and elsewhere, II ls making sosne vesy seDaskahe cures od C0asamP- tiaa.s
 The Railway Register adds; "We have hestd ' stated, by pespoas of great EespeetsbAy. who have used thSs msediciRe, shat Il js ere oi the most .s..skaAae .assrinea of the age for Coughs Colds, infinenza Blonchiiis. Asihrna Pain in inc Side and Breast, Splitting of Biood, WbOoping Ceagh and all Lung Cosnplainls, Nhieh ifnegee,ed usually tefml- cafe in Consumpfion; aud the certificates attached to the advertisements woald seem fully to Jasuiy this slAiemeRi."