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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-25
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

NEW MILLINERY GOODS
spsHd has .s ss 81 saS
comprising all Of The most desirable styles suited to the
A.p. good assortment q rrnh,ipgs. suitable for La.
nj. So IS;
have the Ladies call and e1ains the articles produced by
Mrs, P returns her thanks fer tnds 4hd TIE y46le
for the very liberal p'tf0pMsfS s neys'f0fS fS
DISSOLUTION.
THE firm of KEEN HUSTON is this day dissolved by
Limitation All persons indebted to the firm are ro9uos
claims against the rm requested to present Them
The business of the firm will be settled by Jos l. KkEs
N. nt 8; 5'
Wilmington, Oct. "a. 1850.
The business will be continued by
| Chronicle copy. I7tfl Contractor and Builder.
NOTICE.
WILL be sold in E1abethtown, the first Monday in
w November next seyenyfour pieces of Grave Stones
levied by attachment the property of S. R. FORD,
i" favor of David c'r1HAH JAM Hf!gS MELVIN sn: Sheriff
ByB. FlTzRANDoLru DIS
Oct. 22d. 1850 Its
of just
Brandy Fruit Tomato Catsup &c, which
mend as very superior articles and offered low for cash b
NIB Pickle: in half bills for Hotels and boarding hou-
NOTICE.
A PPLICATION will be made to the next General Assem-
"A bly, of North Carolina for charter for Plank Road
leading from point the Northeast Branch of Cape
Fear River in New Hanover county, to point New
River in Onslow county. [Oct. 25, lS50-75t
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TINE subscribers have this day associated themselEes t.
| i gether under the name and firm of WEST h HEW
LETT the purpose of carrying the Auction and Com
mission Wilmington n. c., the old stand of
s. NJ WEST Water street. I'd South side Market
Street. 5. NJ. WEST,
A. V. w. HEWLETT
October Is, 1850 7-2t
WEST s. HEWLETT,
. A UCTIONEERS, Commission Merchants and Gem
"A ersl Agents, Wilmington N. c.
POTTER & KIDDER, JoHN DAWSON,
G. W. DAVIS, 0. G. PARSLEY;
BARRY, BRYANT & ADAMS E. p. HALL, g..
GEORGE HARRIss, EDWARD CANTwELL.
Wilmington, n. G.
October Is, 1850 Tiff
NOTICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-25

DRESERVES, Pickles, Sc.-We have just received
and opened large assortment of Pickles, Preserves,
Brandy Fruit, Tomato Catsup, &C. which can
mend superior articles and offered low for cash BY
J. WILKINSON Co.
n B. Pickles in half bbl for Hotels and boarding hou
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-25

NOTICE.
WILL be sold in Elizabethown, the first Monday in
w November next seyentfOur pieces of Grave Stones
levied attachment the property of S. R. FORD,
in favor of DAyID CALLAHAN. Terms cash.
JAMES MELVIN, Sheriff.
By B. FITzRANDoLpH, d. s.
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ARRIv
DEPARTURES.
MARRIED

Al the residence of Col J. K Ilewelyn. In Chi cot county, by the Ri. Rev. Bishop Freeman, on Thursday evreing, Ith February. 1880, The Hon THoNAs W. NEWTON. ef Liite Rock, Ark, Is Miss AaELiA C COHDELL, el Missouri.
 We aekaowisdgs with gfatiiuds the offering which aeeom?auiei the notice, and send our con gtaiuls,iOns 10 the gallant Colonel upon his union wish bride So beaatifal and accomplished.
 At Mound Grove, Arkaasos county. on the l2th inst. by William Maxwell, JANEs H.RlES NooaC 10 Miss AnEtlNE yeaUges, daughter of Colonel THENCE fAksElLET.
 We eannc, help wishing this fair youag couple all sorts Of happiness. although received but a few lines enclosing the announcement We might have been brilliant with bottle of champagne or PerPetra,ed puns over the pound cake, but we write irom the. cold notice, absolutely nothing Moore,- Still, sincerely hope Una, their path of life may be aiways the sunny side.
 On Tuesday, the 18th inst. in Foarch Township, Palsski eoaaiy. by Allen Martia Esq. Mr. SanL 4. NHnE, t0 Miss MAAY E.. DouGLAss all of said county.
 On Thursday evening. the 2lss inst, in the Same Township ana eounty, by ths same, Mr. WM. G. GRAVES. to Mrs MARY E.. DxAsox.
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sIOO Rcward,

For Fugitive PeRteatiary convlcts. THE above reward vasl be paid. by the under
 signed, fer the apprehension and delivery at fhss Psni'e 7'iary, of JAMES BROWN and WILLIAM Nj HARkiS. two eouv,cs, who escaped from the Prlsea yard. cn this day The following is dis cTiptioa of them:
 JAMES BROWN is .boa, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark haT, sboa 2S yean oC age, blu. or gray eyes, wore hard-iibes pantalocos. roundabout of striped eoisonade, and ccsfse cs,abuFg shirt; the hair on one side of his head cut eose and his face Is ed with irVupsions resembling inc chicken pox. He weighs about i75 io lsO lbs, is stout ou iii man and formerly resided n Yell county. He was eon- ylcisd m Union county, ofthe crime ol horse. tng-
 WILLIAM HARkfs is sbou. % years of .ge. 5 feet 6 inches high. fair eompiexion, gray eyes, stout 5ai;., light haiF, harstimes psDiaiooas striped cotton round about, ena'se osnabutg shirt. and the hAir one side of his head is cut very short. lie was from Independence county, where he was convicted of the crime sf horse stealing
 Or, 1 will pay FIFTY DOLLARS for the deiiy- ery ct this Peniteaiary, Of eiter of The sbpve con. vets. J.H HAMMOCK
 Sspt. .frktaSas Psmltentiary,
 Little Rock. Fsb 2i, Is50 25-if
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Maryland Legislature.

The Baltimore correspondent of the Washington union, writing the 2Sth u,imo, says:
 The Committee on Federal Relations. on Satar. day, presented a ser,el O. resolution in our house of delegates. declaring, "a view of the fanatical movements of he nortA ia relation to slavery ths. it s due n the digaity of the Sais ot Maryland 10 act wa, she speaks. she already declared her in teaiion to ink her fortunes wth lhe south in case of necessity. Tae resolutions farther propose Ina, ia the event of the Fassaga ofany bi!i by Congress incorporating what is poPuIarly termed the WiimoE pToyiso, or abolishng slavery without the consent of their masters ia the Distric. of Columbia. during the session of the legislature, we will provide for the representation of the State of Maryland in the southern convention. proposed to be held al Nash vAle, Tennessee. They also authorized the Gov ernor, in such hl pass Congress, after inc adjournment, of the legislature, 10 immediately call them together again.
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Miss Bremer and an American Legislator.

Boston correspondent, of the Salem Register comm unicstes Inc loliowiog amusing aRecdote
 .'FrsdeFika bfcmer. lhe distinguished Swedsh autbnFess. fef "tieme," .sIh he Neighbors," etc , deserted by Ralph Waldo Emerson, her late beau. who s now drawing eyowted houses in New Yosk
 -has foaBd attentive eeeroae in the great scholar and ehfmPioa of the iree-sOii party, Charles Sum. nsr, Day before yesterday he escorted her into the Massachusetts Senate ChaInber, and introduced her 10 most of the members Oae og the rrpressa- ialses, who was n0t posted up. and did not eaIeh tho particular acesHt of her nams. on being intro daeed to her took her to hs Mrs. Bfimmsr, widow Of the iats Hon Martia Trimmer. formerly Mayor es Boston; and considering he ceremony ss delicate tribute to the departed worth of usGaicpai iunc. toaaFy, talked with her some time about the infe- rrordy Of the Pre=<at street pavement. drains aad public Improvements then A<ssanded the dumb foaadered aathoress sy dissertation upon the fai-
 lag off of the oil trade. in which her i4ts husbs n had accumulated his wealth. IL required sl Mr. sasaers address to extTisats her fFom this worthy member"
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SELLING OFF AT CsSsTT-

" MARCOS, wishing t0 lay la an entire ns3 He assortment of goeds will dispose Of his pres sniktock at Cost Prices.
 He has Ffock and Dress Goats. Plain aud CoIes- ed Paatzioons; Vests of sli kinds snd qualities. Shirts: Drssers; Handkerchiefs-a general ssrleay of meas and boys clothing Of sil kiads As hs does aei intesd ,o keep them on hand. thess whs wish 10 bay cheap. would dc well to esit seriy d MaTeas' on MAin street, three A@es. se.s. ss :ss Towa Branch. s4s s4a.s4a
 All psrso.ls indebted to the subscriber by bali, noie. aecoaas dsssed t0 esl ssd ssuis bsfsss the i-s March next, by se doing they aii sssid a1 diiioaai cost.
 Little Rock, Jan. [. fs5a-ie-H
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FOR SALE, Valuable Cotton Lands SITUATED IN THE STifE uF lRKAsSay,

Total acres in Drew ee., 2.240
 ALSO, the following LOTS in the CITY or LITTLE ROCK: Btock eighty six te6l, 30O feet square. aud Le. one D In block seyenty-th tT3), 50 by lS0 feet in extent. ia the city of Li,s Rock hoth of which places have dwelling houses and other improve menus thereon, and pleasantiy and eiigiby sIt- uated
 The above described Tracts of Land and Town Lots. gre offered for sale upon the mos, favorable terms. For particulars apply to
 THOMAS LAYTON,
 Ne 75 Charles street, ker Oy!eans, or
 L. R. LINCOLN. Little Rock, Ark. New Orleans, Jan. 9, IS5O-T-22-tf
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kHEcCryE CaAnsEa. Iaeksoa, Feb. II, Is50.
WASHINGTON. Jan. q, 1850.


 fis Hrcf.tSeg. Jsia .9. Qsii,=aa Geceraoy. lsc. f 'pt-" q 'he senators aad Representatives in 'as'sss Ifom Mississippi. feel it incumbent ueon s4''ss a4''ss ioH, and through yoa, our common ',.Ae9ia, that we have q wcli-ds6ned opinion tf- N@inorh'a will be admitted as Stale of this p,-'a enfiag ihe Preseat session of Congress The ,., ',.sA' safaestly recommended II, and ws eaa- ho,h b m'4Sea ta saPpos.ag Ihat q majority c. :, Ge' o' Congress viii be faaai to sots for ch,r-. 'a-"'daal petitions have undergone no fo,nts '" regard the proposition ts adtai, Cali .,,lf 'eAts' aoGer all l5se circumstances of hsr P,avin.,, sS aa attempt 10 adopt the IVY i,,not ,- h Aaotses terA. Bas separated. as ve y.nisa. I Oaf esasiita-nis. and ha7ing no con. on ,h. .ae oi consulting taen, as to their views s..,,. ,h. P9A's of this perpls1fhg question. Va n. ''''oSsh you, to subiait inc siaege fac, ia r,n.. nj, aii 'h- Legislature that Csi1o,hi, vii, 'NeV eaiSia Admission in,a Ina Tfn,,c, ...,e A.s +''1aN pfohiat 3s sf slavery; and w. nav. .n. 41i Ina, silsil be greatly pls,..J ta th. C- e'afess'on og oaialar t,y the I.sri.s..a,a ,aaa e.,., sa i practicable, by sSe people. as xiu deem Z, ,Aa'eaie ths course which Mi.sissi,nl Keb~y. ea'! 10 Parsas in thtz naw eGer.
 f@A'y your eb't seryts
 !EFF. DAVIS,
 T. S FoOTE.
 ;! THOMPSON,
 W. :. FEATHEgSToS.
 "h acWILLIE,
 A C. BROWN
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EXECUTORS SALE.

nN the 4th day of March sext. In parsusnce of NJ an ordes of the Johnson Probate eoaE, for that pasPesr, will sell af psbiic auction at ths court house dssr In the city sf Little Rock to the high est aad best bidder fer cash In hand. likely ne- property of ihs estate of Jeba fl. Strong deceased Sail boy is valuakio servast. and taerahlc fair blacksmith. C. P. BERTRAND,
 Err. sf lsss Wih 4 JsAa H. Stysag. dsel.
 Feb. l2, l559-23-2w
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The Slate of AFkanSaS, CoaHty of Pulaski. h tAe Circuit Court of sad Csuaty: Ia CAsneery The Bank of the State of Ar

lAe A!nle 0l AFkanAak, CoaBlY Ol Pulaski. h tke Circuit Court of sad Cluasy: Ia Caaaeery The Bank of the State of Ar
 kaasss, Complainant,
 Emzy Wilson, as Administra-
 tor of the estate of ohn x.
 Boyle, deeeasde, Amanda Ix CHASczkx
 Boyle, and Pleasant Joruan.
 as the guardian cd tt,m of
 Johu Boyle, ssiaot eelf of
 the said N. Boyle, de-
 ceased, Dsteadaafs. NOTICEs is hereby given, tat in pursuance of N the decree of Ihe said Ci'cait Court, in the above mentioned eaase. the mdersigued as tue Commissioner of said court, wal offer for sae a, the eoor oi the court house of said county Ou the
 24th day of May, A. D. 1850, between lie hours prescribed by law for Iudicial saies at public vendnc to the highest and last bid der therefor, the following bed io,s and Parce's of land. situated in said soan.y ef Pe.==k, to-wii:
 Tae i of $ E fractional i offractionsi Sec. ?, in T , \. RltW, 40 acres /
 Tine tot or V part Of x " fne,ionai IA tSeatil of Arkan-as riverl of fractional Sec. 5, ia J N. K I4 ", to acres. The \ E fractional j (North of Akansas river) of fractional Sec. 2i. ia T IN, R i4 W ,69 39-I0o acres
 The E l la of fractional See II North Of Arkas- sas riverl in I x. R Il ". 8 97-s0J acres The w fFaetional 14 {Aorth of ArkaDsas riysrl of fractional Sec. l2. Is \, ki4 ", 96 so-Ivt acies
 The iot or W fractional L. of fractional See 24. in T N. K IL ", l2s 50-lv0 acres
 The fractional paFt of N " fractional Li lSouth oi ArkaDsss Tiver) Of fractional Sec. 24 il T3 N, R II W. 70 30 100 acres. The W part of E fractional IA (Norih Of Ar kansas riverl of fractional Sec. ?, in T \, k IA ". 43 6-Ie0 acres. The E fractional part asd the " W 1 of 5 W iractioaai "a tbeing residasfy portions oi sad "A otfractioaai Sec. Is, in N, K ID W, il5 s6. lOl acres4
 The s " j{ of $ " Irrational 1 ef fraesisna See IS, ia T \. R I3 V. s5 g i0o seres. The \ W fractional Of fractional Sec. 19, is 1 T N, R l3 V, i5l 5f 70, acres The N E fractional IA fNarth of Arkansss zivsr1 of Sec. 25, ia T } \, K I4 ", ls4 IA lo9 acres Tho residue of the 5 l. fractional M lAerth O Arkansas rivefl Of Sec 2i. in T J x. < II ", 10: 92-I09 acres. after dednesng thersfrom A serel to bs surveyed of of tho Nerih side Of said fr i The undivided half or RDiety of the follow ia, described lands. to-wit: The W of 5 " fractional of Sec. ', in l SN, K f5 W, - 40- I06 acres. l The + 14 See F. in T3 x, R t4 W, I60 acres The W part of N W Irrational L of Sss. t3, il T N, K n ". s fs- lto acres 1 The E A sf See. !. sa T \. I4w. Is | acresg and
 The W ; orsec. IF. la T3 N. RAW. a2o seses Terms of sis. Cash, GORDON N. PEAY. Feb. i9, iSJ0.-24-3w Cenmissisaer.
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY OF FULToS. Henry Heron, Coaaplasaaat.l ., os; BI('r Disoroe.

u. BA fos Dirorce Malvina Heron. Defendant.
 DE Il remembered. that on this day comes the lJ complainant by his solicitor. and presents his petition for divorce, verified by affidavit and prayer for decree of divorce aad for order of pabica- oa against said defendant. and Il appearing by the compiainans's affidavit that ths delsGaiaat in sahi bill s noa-resiient of this State, i is ordered and deereed by the court that tiis appieats,ion be pub lishsd ia the Arkansas Banner. d newspaper pub iisbed in thc city of Little Rock, in the State of Arkansas, for iva weeks sSeeessively the last pu b. catioa to be al least four weeks prior to the next term Oi iis court. and that the said defendant shall be and appear al ts next circuit court oa the first day Of the term thereof 10 ba bcgua and held in ihe town of saiem al the Court house ia and for the eouaty of FaI,on and State af Afkaasas ea the At, Monday aft.r the +ih Monday in March, A. D ls5e, aad answer, plead or dernar to said com plaiaant's petition, Inc same wilt bo taken as confessed and decree will be entered accordingly A tEua copy from tho record.
 ISAAC KING. Csesk. Feb. 25. ls50-25-2w-lpf
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THE bTATE or ARKANSAS, 2 Cogsrr e wEFTx. % fa gs Cresif Cbssf sf asiS Csanss, at ths Mr,
 Tam fAseeE 4. D. ls6s. PEHHs A. MAsSrss, 0Asapiaissnfl Bai e. ! fav 0,vs,~. Jcsrm MAssEas. DsfAdaaf
 rTNHIS day csme iheeeasslsluass hv S.muel (; .,. 1 hp, bis SoiEeilef aad hsa hls hii la ,A,. ease. and h sppeaTtng te a,s csuFt from sAe affidavit thereto anaaxed. thsl hs dsfsnaang ls nou rr.i. deut of this Staas tk ' therefore ordered tsss puh iicaloa be msde Besss7ng ths defendaat tl,at the complainant has flad kh hl Aeasass her the ob;cc, of which is to dissolve he ms5rIage eon,rne, here tcfose entered iaae between said oosanlaimast ana said d<feadaRt sad u h faTshet arslsrsa ,la, saia defendant appear before ear said CaTeui, coart on or before the foarsh dy Of the mext term thereof to he hosdea al ths Csert Hoass ia said eoustv o, the feaEth Monday ia Msy, A. n. Isso. and then plead, answes oF demurte said bill or fls sanss win be taken as eoafsased apinst her. and decree en- tered accordingly, and lat thls osasr b. publishsd in soms newspaper prhted ia this State. hy two weekly insertions al eaA fouv rocks before hs frst day Of sad term. SAMUEL MORGAN.
 CLERK. true copy from therecOrd.
 ATFEsr SAMUEL MORGAN. CLKaK, Feb. 26, lS59.--25-w [pf $
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Mississippi senator.

1t wit he seen from the following. that Col JEr- PERSON Davts ms b-ru rc-cieei-I to the United States Senate. We take this from the Dsltas cor respoaaence from Jackson, Mississippi:
 Col. Jefferson Davis was this day rs-elected a Senator tn Congress. from tais Stale, for six years from the iaar,h of Aarea next. 0n tho second bail tot, as follows:
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TAVERN AQu2S

and Bsthing Establishments greatly improved. whh increased facilities for Bathing, and bestswai q marked attention to the comfort ana hsppiness oe visiteFs.
 Tn. limited time intervening since the settlement of the title. will not admit Of extensive Improve ments by the commencement of fhe ensuiag season, but such alterations and additions pfactiaa- bic, will be found completed by thu frst ef March nexig From which period will gasraasse to the pu hlic thst they may calculate to had al the springs Good Table, comfortable lodging and bathing establishments, together wIaa such sources sf amusement as be prepared by . Hbsral sKpen- diture and settled determiRation 10 gsvs the PieeS charaeer sad render il deserving sf pablir paroR: age,
 The immediate supeFinierdente of she epinge has been gwen in charge t0 Mir F. D. Htkfhs untii November next, whose experience in this ias. sud great willingness to accommodate w i with inc ee- opesntion of the undersigned. Il ts conhnentiy sx pseted. insare ehtss satisfaction to sn who inaf visit ,hsm dnring inc approaching ssasos. The great curative properties of ihsss wntsfs irs too well established to need asingie ssstimsaisi oa my part, to sdh to their importance. will, however, enamsrate for the Information sf any whe may chance to bs ignorant ef thelr sx. trsme efficacy. the many diseases fn which they have proven themselves specific, aad amoss . ssversiga remedy.
 Firss-Chronic or lnfIamaiory Rheumatism. la all ils varied forms. Aereasial snd Vsasfisl dis sasss embracing their extended estalegue. Nssv- oas affections of every grade Paralysis Erupsieas Of the skin retier, with s othss impurities Of the blood. including serofaloas aud Carcinemseisas affsc lions In shost, believe ft to s ts received epinios, that the Hot springs of Arksnsas win rsnesaie the most thresdhafe constitution lAes tAsns up in nswnsss of Iif., PheUix-iike, and sfs ahs. qusIIsd by any dssidersium In the hnews world.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jsa. i5fJ65o -i9-J:a.
 TDsuocrat and Gaz-tte eooy ] montl,s.l
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IN STORE

100 Large Bsached Sack. ssIt % Bsgs best lOO New Rie Coffee; 70 Boxes Star Candies I; Is Boxes of the celebrated Phiiadslphja Ts1scss. heretofore kept by Vim. F Officer.
 Also, isrgr let of Looking Glasses of aii szss- very cheap. Patent Flows. Gruhb,sg Hoes. Traes snd Fifth Chsins, Gun Locks with Ays. Bullet Lss dies, Carolina Hoes, Hesss Gsiiars, Augeu. Butehss Kalvss &c.. Nc. For sale by 4. ]. HUT"r.
 Feb. g. 1850.
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Sale of United Staiey Property.

 TTNHE following condemned Ordnance Stores vii 1 be sold al public auction at the Little Reel Arsenal, on the let day of March. 1850: II Sets of Artillery Harness, iacomplsts; Sets of Breeching for tow horses Breast Chains; , Saddles; SS Carbines; 5S Cavalry Sabrcs; Is Artillery Swores; 2 Nen-eommisioned Officers Swords; 23 Pistols 25l Maskets. complete; 32 incomplete; lI0 Copper Flasks; l46 Flaaks and Belts: 73 Pouches and Horns; 325 Riae ChsFgers; si Holsters and dousings; Holster Strap; 69 Percussion Cap Boxes; ei Cash'ae Slings; l47 Rife Pouches; l5l. 300 Percussion Sporting Caps
 ]. M. MORGAN, CAPT. U. s A. FebsYary ;. l550.-22-4w
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THEODORE +. MOSS,
 MINING EyGIyEER.

nFFERS his services to explore and repor, ou O Mineral and Agricultural Lands. and the val of Ores, on the most reasonable terms. Office, No. 9 op-staiTs, in Beebes building, Mark ham st., Little Rock.
 N Instruction given to Califoraians in B in- ing and metsllurgy.
 Feb l2, lSa0 23-K
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HARDwAREt BARDwARE!i

HH~ VI " A H< - Hh A HAA " A HN Hss LUST received and for sale Cheap for Cash. sB very extensive lot of Hardware, consisting il part ofthe following articles, to-wii:
 10000 lbs. Axe, fiat, square, round, Dsad, rod sna Horseshoe IroR, of all sizes.
 25 sets Wagon boxes; 25 Steel mills, assorted nos Doz. Collins Axes, genuine 200 lbs. Herse- shoe Nails. No. '. 8 and 9; 30 kegs cut nails and Brads; 50 Plow moulds 50 pr. Trace Chainps Ftffh chains with and without stretchers; 1s dog >< Cut Saws.
 Also, Bnihi noalds, Gun wipefs, Nipples. Built ladies. FlInts, Gun locks, Percussion caps. Ral Traps. Long and short handleed Frying pans, spec iaeles, Sheep shears Scisors, RazoFs; Pocket Case Butcher and Mexican Knives; Foot Adxss; Shoe Hammers, Knives aud pine.rs. Blac ksmith il Ham. .a~rs and Sedges; Mil files. Batts and screws besides various articles in this line, too numerous to mention. A. J. HUTT. Little Rock. Dee. II, 1919. --7-u
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Governor Quitmaa sent in message to day, to tho Legislature, n reference to the admission of California d State. aud beariag pretty heavily or Gen. Taylor and reitsratiag the charges denied ia the Presidents lats California message.
 Tours la haste JOHN BOWLING.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

HfHAT I will apply a, the first Circuit Court
 X which shall Dc held in and for the county of PaasS, a the Stzte of Arkansas, six moaths after the date of publication of this notice for the con hrtnalion Of certain sales male by C C. Daulev, as AudiioF o the State aforesaid. aud made ia pursu- of ie provisions Of the act of the General As sssssy of said State, ea!iied An act providing for the leyy iBg and collecting of the revenues of this State, approved Sarch 5lh, 1888 and a act of said Genera! Assembly, entitled An act 10 change the time the Auditor se of anss forfeited for taxes
 approved December 18th, lS;iS, the Auditor did sell ,ne West half oi the south East quarter of Section Eighi. of Township One, North oi the base line, in k4sgs Twelve, West of the ffih principal tnereci- an containing Eighty acres, 8, public auction. on ihe l2th day of Feornary, sig, 10 Ehene1er ( um- mias io- and in consideration of the sam of Six dollars and eghty-tWo cents; and also inc West ha'f of the North Best quarte, of Section Seven teen ol Township Ons. North of tbe bsse line. in Range Twelve, West of the filth principal n,ersGi- an, contsining Eighty acres, at pubic auction on the l2th day of February. ls59, To Ebenezer Cum
 nins for and ia consideration of the sum of Eiyht dollars and e'ghiy-two cents; and also tho East nall of lot Number One. in block Number three Last ot tIe QGaPaw line,l for the sum of Two dollars and ten cents; and lot Nssaber Three. in bicck Number One East of the Qaapaw lne,) for the sum of hree collars and thirty four cents and iei Number Que, in block Number Forty fWest of the QaaPaw line, for The sum of Three dollars and tfty-ohe cehtS aod tot Namber Two in block Namaer Forty West Of tie Qnapaw line. for In. of Three dollars aud thirty one cents, and lot Number Three in hlock Number Forty West of the Qua?aw inesj for the sun of three dollars and thirtyon cents and lot number ten in block num- her forty West of ths Qaspaw tiae,} fer the san, of three dollars aud eighiy-one cents and lot num-
 Der eleven ia block number forty West of the Qua paw line for the of three dollars and thirty one cents, and lot number twelve in block number forty tWest of the Quapaw hae,J for tue sum of five dollars and thirty one cents. All lying and be. ing situate in the city of Little Rock, Arzansas-
 Therefore, all persons ~ho can set up any right. hie or claim, to said tracts of land, or any Dart i thereof. purchased. and to me conveyed. as aforesaid, in consequence os any informagitv or IT, regularity connected with said sale, are hereby called upon to show cAnse, f ssy ;hsy ean nt such term of said court. why said sale should not be col- hTIaed. EBENEZER CIfMMINS J B. JOHNSON. SsI-
 Little Rock, Feb. 26 1850 --25-6w