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T {" Room for fhs ns1Is Glsdsatsy-see Ma<n
 <zsp Ills eeai Ga2 HA T dsHOe Als eaaIlts. EzssasF

R Room for ths ne1!e Gls dsatsr--see aEn <sss His eeai Ga9 HA T deaOe Als 9aaGas. Szsss1A THE subscriber, having reset his kettles aad \ erected B Giggins sroaBd them, sad hsting supplied himSeii wiih choice materials for Hakisg Hats Of the first quaity of the dtsseBt varieties. wih be prepared ia few days Co eoxes the imp-r- factions of his feow-eiiixeRs al sIght. Cheap for tash with a light pheasant aad d0rsbe issi, com binng beauty of finish, fDesess of texture ana greatness of elasticity.
 Ts insure respect abroad. we should be Bdepen- dent al home. As ~r live aud ore and cherish our firesides and domestic iRS;iiutio aud s~soy 10 defend tbeID- we iij sci a singular part indeed if GO not st strike fer our owH manufactures. The south has suffered lhe Rerih 10 beceme her workshep-has deyeDded upon her for the articles of first necessity she has grown srrogaEt as 10 assume the prerOgstiFe of interfering with southern rights aud institutions Far better 10 encourage own naaafaeiorles, tliaa te oebste ihe question of rsising armies tO Eght battles, that ourselves have provoked by parsuinE uasound sna snicidsl policy. sLe south sbouid be ss unwilling 10 tel the north oC her manufacturing, she is ts iet her dictate her laws JOHN DAVIS.
 Lilile Rock. March is. ls5e.-7-25
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"HEREAS, II has been made ksowa te ne w thai aRprosck~d murder wss eersmfifed n ihe coaniv oi Independence. on ihe i6lh aay o. January. 1850, apoI the body Of Absahs B. Ora ham, by a certain negro boy named C6e1ies and being the property Of Mrs. Newlaad, and ihai the saiG negro ChsIles has aed ffosa justice and running st iags:
 kow therefore. I, John SeIdeH Resae, GaseFsos of the State oi ATkaasss by viItGe ef te sushos.y ln Ee vested by isw. do hereby oHer Tewsfd c 'ws hnndred doiisrs, 10 sny person w ho may sppte bend she said a~xio CAstIes and oeiv,T hiEn to sls Sherid of the said eoaniy os Ihsspeuienee In ore, that justice may ee had and executed ia fhls behalf In tssiiasahy whereof. have hef~osio eel my
 hsnd aBa esHs-d the seal offhe State to b- IT, s.l siaxrd at L,ffie Rock, on the 27tn day oi
 February. A 1859.
 JOHN SELDEN ROANE. By the Governor.
 D. B. GREER. Steretayy eF Stats.
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NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN,

 rTsBATT will apply M the kr-s Circuit cesFs X whieh sssil be h@ia In lsr tiss csastv sf Faiask, "a Xie SlAte of l ArksRsns, sx Henths nfisr the date cf pabiseasea sg tsis Roies fvs the e~a- srrnssioa of esrt4iA sales mace by C Daalsw, ss ndiaos of the state sfosaid. an& made Ia paFsa- sf the ,sres isaAs e the sci sf tss 0essrss As- sehiy sf-4 State. safit~1 -An set pFsssctHg isr the lesyin aud cplleciipg ef the rsseaass ei tbs Slate. syprsRes ~srA ssh. I-3s so4 ga sct sa sas4 t;eaersi As@~ssny sats4sc ''As ert ts esasags tie time ef tisr Aaaizs safe og lans fsE tsAsA. approved December i5sa iss. the Aas ter did asii the West ksif ef tr >oaih East easEasf of S1etfsA Eight. af Township One. North of lhe base hss. iA Rsaxs TEsiv=. wesa sf the kffh PriariPai msFedi- sn, esataiasag Eighty ses~s. & paaasa .a<tisa. a lss I2ta eAy of soraary. e41. ie Ehsas7er Cam snias Ior aud ia considerations ef the Ara sl Slx coilars sne eigGsy-lwa s~sss ssd sass sias ssi hAlf of the Nsrta East assrtcr ef Ssetiea srses~ tee sF Tow tshis Oas. A0rsh ef isae base iss. ia R.sgs Tw-.ve. Wess of the Eath prtasspsi Hsrrcds- ss, eoBtaiHiag Eigaiy acres. al paatc sasiton, ca tse 12ih esy of February. iss9. ts Ebeass@s CpsD- mins for and ia saesssesstion ai tls sam ss kizht soI.srs Aad eighty iwe cests; and aiss iise Rsss hSif of loG Aanber Oae. iA hasck Naaaser three East as the laapaw liBe.) for the sasn et I've dollars ssa tea eenfs; and lot Natuber bfees ta btock NBaAbsr oae East q inc Qaspaw ksesl fsf
 tine surn es hree dollars and tssftyfosF sssis. ss1 tot Aaaae-r One. la sseek Naalber FeEty Wes, ef
 
 ts irty-oe~ e~nts aaa let NHmbe~ I've sn hock Nsmbrs Forty V sst sf the QaaeAw iiaesl Gsr ths sam of Thrse collars Hpa shsrty-ese cents and Ics AaTaher rhFre hasek NaRso~T Ferry tNesa sf sle Qna2zw iis4e, of tfe sf uares essisrs ssd tkirly-oHs eeas. saa ls Ba1ahes tsa ia bseek psH- ber fsriy est of tlse Qaapaw lias.l fss ths ssss Sf tbFee dsiisFs aas eighty ceais sad lsi Bns- S~r eleven i block Hsaaher fssig Nesa q ilss Qaar gaw iisa far he ef three oes'srs snd thirty one es1ts, aad tot paDh~- twelve is hleek assnber forty ttvess of the Qa3paw hae.l for the of sFs Seilsrs and Thirty esats- An iyisR sud bs iag sslaaie la the elty sf i5ats Reek. Arksaass Therefore. al Pesssns whe enn sra sp say right. fle or es@isa. te sSa4 tracts d ~ss. eF ssy P-ss tAeseof. purchased. and ts ms esas4ysc. ss siDres4id ia esasesssScr say lafersnasty sF ir- r-galsriiy coaneeisa with sad sa.e. hsr~hy eses spea t0 s.ss~ esasN. 4 any shev caa. at saca term ei safa eSart whg s@4~ sbsssa act Armed. EkENEZEk CIA2lAS.
 J 5. IoExscs- Sel.
 titse Rock. Feb 1s asa --zS-sw
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

THE STATE OF AhEANSAs,l
 COUNTY OF PULASKI
 h ns Cresa tosgt q sail CsEnfy-ia Cheseery;
 Ia Usesfion IIfA dgy of Mayea. 4 D. 1850. Frederic W. T'raPaa.i, temtStsiaaat, William Vance. William Bsrlea, iaomas II Kigster, and Aeah
 H. Bsdgeii. D,feHasats.
 rTsHIS day comes the complainant, and file. herein x his bill of complaint against the sai3 defenc- snis, prayiag for decree to set aside certain con veysnces for inc West haf Of the Aottb esst ensr- ter b! Section elryea II ia Township one l } North Of Range twelve l2) West. and Tor psiti- iOn Of ssid of sanj. and that the fle thereto may be qaieIea. &c and il appearing from atiaa- vii ansexed 10 said bill that ihs defendant William Bsrtoa noB-fcsijent of iiis stase II Is ordered ihal he be notified of the ag Of ssid bal. by pnb- ication of tsis order ia the .4yksasas Basser, a newspaper printed ia the city of Liftie Rock for twe weeks n sacc-sion, ihs inst im-eriien thereof 70 e st least thirty days before the hrki day o the aext term of the Circuit Court of said county ei Pulaski. hics will be he'd on the hrst Maaosy oi J1ae 4. D. lsS1. Et the court house in said coGn'y; Hd that giirss he sia app-sr before said eoart ca or briorr ta~ tArd day of said er, snc plead, de- Dur te nittrrwise answer sAid compiainanis E U he wili te iaken eeafessed sgaiasi hifa d a deerce entered seeordIsg To the prayer thereof
 Witness my hand clerk ia vacation ef said Court this lllh day of Maven. A. b. lr59.
 GORDON h PEAY. G'k. 4 true copy from the record.
 Attest GORDON x. PEAY, C1'k.
 March l9-9sma
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N0ral,k..

' HEREBY notify ssl persons whs rnsy wish sn psrchase lois adtsi4aAg she eity pf Little Raek. sot ts make A~ieraae- sise aossh-we tfsrisoBsi quarter of s~etsos tkEer. cf tesEss,P ebe Hstth, range twp9ve weg.
 TAis IasA is ng sc'usi possession. ssd hss been Cor the s~s t~eiys yeass: asu eeee~sss sRd sssef' that Mr. Brb-e neT 'h~ heirs Sf the isse Col Ash- lsy have 9ntv sfs Esfea~Ree ef ire. HnS 1Ss scsnpeseas te eeafroI ~ dispose eF is.
 The cSatss Of the eoeRsy sfe eg~n 10 tAem tOi the prosecution ef fhebF siRkss aad other s-r exa they sssit themsslvs- of 'h~ property .a q,s~enos. H. M. RECTOR.
 Eco. Is, ls5o 2s-3an
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N NrORE

10a Lssae basseked seeks aAst % BaFs kess lUU New Ris Csifse II Eoass Star casSsss; i5 B1x~s sf she eeehfsird thiAses.s,his Tsbsces. h>Fe,sfss= ke;a Ay Wa r 6fsexr-
 Al.a, large isa sa Lacking Gi@ssrs ef sii szss-- very cheap. P1aeEt Plsss 6fsAAssg Ee-s. Trace ssd Fnih chsiasa. Gas Lscks wi.h Sys. BslS~s Ls- ds-s. caEnsiss Hoes Horse Ceis4ss, Aagsns Bsaehsf kntvss ke-. Ae. Fer ssAs sy 4. J HLTf.
 FeA $. 1850.
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D. 5. G%EER. Sfert.ary eF Sfsie.
pe~crintion:

Said Joha Stewart is about u years old bet look older about feet itches ligb, iighi com,lexioi and iil'e fFeekIed, hsown CT sandy hair some s grey, weighs about lSa. On ohe CT hts st6asder there is apparently the Ietfsr C. branded.
 Little Rock. Fla 26, 1850. 26-u
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p The resolutions aduried tast sPsiax. by the Legislsiafe of Ceaaertlcai te subject slavery, have been pEeseatsd by the Speaker 10 ihe Georgls Leg'ssatase. s'i osaered ty shem 10 bs yffwneS se ihs GsrsrHps of :ae Sssfs.-Hsr9sd Cosyaaf.
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
JOHNSON COUNTY.

JOHNSON COUNTY.
 "A TAKEN ap by Lsvy wistel 2 la, IIxE~ mare 'upPe..a 's ,. ye.r' ola. ss0s ' s~&e9HaA& streak ia her face and snip ea hes aose left fore feet aRd bOfh hind feet white, les hsp iGtie Sewa. APpfAissd al $39. January l9. ls50.
 JEFFERSON COUNTY. Taken up by Louis Toufper. light ersy hors@ iore-te2 cropped, brands Perceiptibls, supposed to be years old. Appraised xs sis. tsb. ls. ls5.o
 LAWRENCE COUNTY. Taken up by Taylor Forseaberry, . serrei rpars mule l3Is hspds high, fax mane. ne branss or tslsrks perc-p,ible. Appraised at $9o. Feb 5, Is5a.
 Taken up by John Rssy. bright sorr.i mare four years old, with small Ft4r la the forehesd, and oDe year old light sorr~i colt with star in the forehead. Appraised tboihl At go. Feb 9. 1850.
 PIKE COUNTY. Tsken up by Jeurdan Whits . bright sorrel horse Eith . star iB ibs forehead. dun white spot on ths left side of tbs neck, right hind leg lsax heEed by huri. each side of Il litfle above the pAsiera jeini. II hands inches high. Appraised Et $5o. Dec. g. lo49
 CONWAY COUNTY. Taken n by Richard Griffin. ussrs 4 hands 3 inches high. supposed 10 be foa. years old next spring, hipl~d in the Jeff hip. DO other Hsrks Of braces pefeep,ibie. Appraised at $50. March ,, 1850.
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EWnWR " ENT

VTNHE cwsliiHg House aSa lois BOW occa- &mA \ pied by Gov Sam c Roase, tise pre- ss prrty q Mrs. Ann Resreee- IL is sstasfrd-A@&4 st tAe Nesl end of AsTkhsm street. ssd embraces two fsh blocks. wi.h stsbies asd ether iaprsxs menus nsefai aud eosveaieGt. The house is lafr, aud the grsasds are highly improved
 Ps@sssxien be hss aa the lss March Fol terms, appay 10 Hm. E WAh
 Feb. %, is59.--zj--tf
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NEw ORLEANS MaRAErs.

FhoM THE iIcATEsE. MAsca I3 Caftsa-The seeeaais hy the t,saa5a. the lsaeket of iiis 2sd nlt werr Pa6iished Meadsy issl. As5 shswlag deese oi fsils d. oar prices gave wss 5souo bales ~er~ sold that cay $, asat.c deeliAs. he inarket c'sses heavily al the aaa-Ksd quota tiens-- laisrior,. eizS9ls Mid Fair. ilI<Gli < or'iiasry.. ss4aiol4 Far. IiszG : Misdiiag. it4s SIa2s (; pod Mid. I0Ts sGIl Ls SssG1 Firm sao scarce Weqao,--- lsi-fisE. -....- isfaszs Prime. 4lzIs4lx com@os. ..-... 5iz@8 chs,ee 4Tss,a5 Fsirto toiiy far. 3sss41 ciari6ei & Ref. stG7 aeerfVsd during the week G,734 hhds.-Eapssss iHI hAds.
 Mosasses Inferior i2S 5c; fair ta prime i69l9c tIssr-oaio. s-s eals, lInaois sS 7s, si Lsais st
 Snrz 5-s8ssc
 Waixksy.--fsaw as Rscffied 2sss cts Bse0a.- sides q a5 Shoulders ] ls sa3s4. Hams 6s7IDe
 Baggs@e and Eeos.-Ii and 7e cash, and lAi sna !! time.
 fsFce.- Rio I2lSc
 Ssa.-Co.s-s sue Ssi. Flo. si ss2i $.
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4 ssrssss 7asscAi. .--s'Why are yea 60 uslan- ehelyS S' said the Oaks sf M4rtssroaEh Ia ssi. cAeE. sfies lss taiiis of Benhssm .i thiaking, repii=a the tnaa, "hew aaasa blood have shed fsr sixpenres
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CHEAP GOODS.

GU&DRiEs.-Dasis. Extra Sasar Cared Ha ms - ane hrisd besf. Is Bozes Ihe~se. S,a~kss asd Co afDsa Breems: 0ds Lids. Sugar Kettles. Rsse& PsiA. Skilirss Geek Stoves, HsIisw Aszss >-sa Asisecks. Reeeissd and fer safe by
 Feh fz WM. E WATT
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Descriptions:

Descriptions:
 Said CtaEles Is atoHs 5 feel inches hish stout built, yellow complexion. quick spoken, walks very fast geneia aiy- OBe ot his esFs has smaa pIeee cut out, very few marks oi ihe whip on hs beck, bat 8 great many his thighs. About % yeas Of age.
 Little Rock. Ft5. 2. 1850. ze-a.
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s I. SANDERS. Secretary,
RoaRn or TRusTrrs

BOARD OF TRUST EES
 Hos D.. T. AITrER. PsxTssEsr, Hsa. H, P. Pasne~xras Rev. Wa. Messaa. Res. L. P. L4Sesy. Rev B P. Bsa. !. Jsaes. M, D.. Mf. K. s.n- sefar. Ii. T. w wasissnssA. Hsa ]. D. Tfiabls. Rev J. cassrs. N b. Rev J. ]. Roberts. (. g Michel. N D. MF- ". V. An1rsss. MT. .. I Sssdrrs. Mir, II. V. smish. 7-1a-1
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EhTiSe OLIVES Ta.r. ts ~tias.-tl@ la eafiag o'i'-s- Isdiiiai + eisiieu l. sad "a have deieel<d an advrEiaf-F, wha ~ss i.sssiig hiia.eH fl as a i"bl~sosD hs his beig,hg tIa,s-li 10 uisves ash . ssF' Y being cSams Il ssi to ike kssess for ina isirp0.e
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TERMS

Primary Department per ssssiea ef 2i weska. p.x sij- suaYterIy la as4s.as, klz co
 Preparatory Deearsa.ssai. --~-~ IS Ge
 e7.FrE.sts consse, % co M ssaesl cSn,osalsoa. sEKifag %
 tslfziios Fee. 70
 \ arEsrtiSa for abseHee sEiess ta esses sg pro trscEeS riaess
 Al s,s4.Bts eaarged krsra t;as tine sf sAslr entry ss tie cad os t.ss session. \ B.-Tke ssss ef al ,srsalssers whe srs sa- gAg-s Ss tas regs s1 wask q Hss ssipistfy. of th0sr wne are ss5~fnsRsied sx hays ti-s ia tss usanis1ry. wiii t. essaessrd free ef cAssgs.
 B3A&osSG ean Ae eatsiaed aa tsss tssi families. st frean S ts g per saosah- Psaieslsf sise#tssa xsii ks psid both ss the soasss .sa inGsitecfnai training sf sil sta4ssIs eosnmiitsd ts ear ehsEgs TsASpERs. seer<.ary.
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"ANrED immediately. Psrssa so fsim Hats.
 W March 36, lk5e. JOHN DAVIS.
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Description,

JOHN BROWN Is sboai iees 10 inches high dark haiT. ssaai p yrsts q agr. blue gay ~y-s were haEd-fnse psHeiooEs, round sAoui el sistp<c cciionate. and coarse esnabGEg s.aiss fhs hair Of one side o his bead cut elo.e and his fsee weighs abogt i7s 10 lSa lbs Is stout -bssaa sssn snd iofm~riy resided sa fsil cean'T- H- ees- sic'ed in Uaioa essAiy. ef inc crime of Aesse-stra ing
 WILLIAM HARRIS is about % years cf age ge~i s Itsrhes htgh, far comrIrxian, gray eyes siont bRSlt. bs hsir. haEs-fines psIiss3ocsss striped eoftoh r0aaa- about, osBaSgtg shtr1 and the hsiF ssae of hts head is sefy shof He was from iBd~Pegd~Bee ecansy. where ke Ws cosssctra et the crime ei hosse stealing.
 Lltile Rock. Fst. 3s, 1850. 2S-iE
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saOxEKs MONET ss

A u prfsess sstessed. sn ass &se<. ts tks 4n1si- A ssx=~A. ase ssii<steA ss msks ismsdlsis Bss. s.esi. ias the kest sx4sos in tte wafAs wsnss sii she s.enes Fstiy dss hin. tA inzssfIA Ceassss Rst ffis Brsf Hlaes, G~~m Skiss. Be. &es fss slssa ke sH gsss tse bsxAest asrkss rsis@ is, ss.A
 Dee st, fsa \ ' aUTT
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THE s.eond session of tEis iastssn,sn. eSeasd \ this rnsraisg. Fshfssry lltb. l-5e- Rev. C. TrzAxxrsNx, Superintendent ssd Pre- lessor sf Asrsa and istsal-easal Paissspay. Belle Letters, and spanish Literatnrs Rev C TnwrATf. A. N Professor of rseiaa. Roman. fre,sch aHs ffsii4G Lllsratsre. jsNES CRocxEs. 4. Ii Professor Of AHEA@mAtics- SiSseAis rsceiTeG h tas Pf.a.=-y fepsrlls~af asA
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sTBlHBeaf RRgIsrRR
kRRIkG FignIpAs FaR nlIK EaR lsIa.

The snhseriheF has yec<iveA hv sunil.
 6eebs & esasris New Ysrk spriaR s,yls far Hnls- anS Es Bew snakisg tiem ls tsst pattern. Gentlemea whs sf- particular la the atyte Of their head tyrns. and ws desirs to be Est in fashion, are invited to cu ard trass sieir sispa Esf sed JOHN DAVIS.
 March 26, IsSa.
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Langirce.s NcctionaI MAD.

< LOT ei these splendid Maps have just arrived
 \ Iaaos~ really d-sirsas of prec ariag large SeC- t.ofazed Map 0t Afkarsas, should lose iiSr.- the Slate Lands srf secarsi-iy marked, SAilns and s@fntRaft L4s.a-. Rsads. Post 8ti-es. County s+sis.-ah the .aali,es -wiih ine latest aitr- tsii' ns ,n CAnaiy is"eS.
 Pare "i R'll-T Mers. S5; Pocket Maps, g For sale al L. k Lincelss baok siose. whore oraers may t~ sem feF fse present
 Liiiie Rock. MsrcA IS, 1850 2s--f
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DR. e. D. SfZER,

VEj H0 iBas recently FemssEed to thls pssee sad is w pesrsa~b'ly located. uosd fe.pecifuily In- form shese peepie of Lsatie Rack aud the sarsoasA- ing eonn'rs. ano may aesd m~dirsi assissanee fks, hs ss prepared 10 attsad e calls og ell saseh ,~stsv oEce on MaIkhA@ stsee', esrf Jsass LinseiA'. Book Store.
 Feb. 5, 1850 -7-2 22-6m
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BEGGING AND ROPE.

BEGGING AND ROPE. ID EcEivED thi. day. per steamer swsiIo~ 1G 2,sss ySFds K.rtseky Bsyging: 5000 lbs Bale Eope; for sale i0w. by
 ocI2s.sw T D MEERICK & co. Gszeite asd Democssf copy iwe wesks- CtTAk CANDLES 10 Boxer. ie half nsxe. - sad q quarter Boxes Csn5les. reeised aaS for -ssse by VIM B. WAIT. Fss. 2, ls5e.
 Boots! poatss. Esoata!s! ID EcEIYED p~r Maj. Beats. i4 Css<s Boots aEC 1As Ssaoes. Fur sale eheap Iot cash. by Gss;. z, i5Sg. 4 J. E3fF.
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:seo POSTS NAMED.

\ Wish e esaarsea fer Tssss Haadrss Cedar e \ Malhssry fests. se bs s~rss fees ssHg. aas ss ssezss sos lsss sAxa six isnhes- Pwrss@s wsshsne se s.ke sAs ysb wi yaea~e easi ssea = ge.stsis ns,ea ske an6-mbgasa- A. J. hGAT.
 1sa 1a lSx&
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DLoUGHs--as Ne, I, sInprored psacocs is No 2.
 No. :.
 l2 Nc. !, Has's Valley. with Gas, points: Received aaa fer sale. st reduced rssss, ky
 J@Bs6 wM. B. WATT
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E-wmMzs AND
E-MMRMzs M%M ND IN SU R A NCE. fl El

The undersiwmea wSmN cad sks atsrassen ef nssF- chants nnd ssh~vv hssSa0 pFss<rsy eAPssed e ess sv Five er s- p~sss at NssSrissa, se he saF~sssr aassAsarrm s6rseNa aY
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IRON sad sTEk-L--~sless ihs. ass. Eesse ssA I sesazs bar IEss. sk,s tis- hszsssiss sres. 90 Dszar.eaa Rssw Assiess
 50 AAfy a9s 6D.
 z00 sbs s9raz ssszL ls0 GsTmaa 6o- Received aa4 fer s2,~ v Feb. iE kA. q. WAIT
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-Mr = - -.
CaxxD Oxs easxD os

TrsT ssfsissd ssT NsR pssss, n ssseI MIls. :, J serted ssrss Fer sale sy Al. HUT.
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NOTlG.R.

LI.lle B.ek. M.reh E. Issa.
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PRsfLiHlTIay BT TIE GOVERNOR.

by ELIAs V. CeswaT. Ais AitsSaey 1a fs Little Rock, March, $, 1850 26-if.
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Tlsats9fgA EiLE sEEihiRl, Hewoxssaa Ceanty. Arks.

lll. Rock. Feb. zs. is5a 5a--zs-6w
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-aseat Prstrefioa Faswrsass cempsay- Lissis Beck. Ara. Jas, $. Ts5a.--ae--Ss1.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
The CheYalier Bayard.

When his mother was told that hel
youngest son was on his horse impatient
TO be gone, descending from the tower oi
the castle, whittier she had retired to weep
bitter tears for his departure, she thus adj
dressedand commandedof himthree things;
the first was, "to love God above all things,
and recommend himself night and morn.
ing to God, and serve him without offend
ing him in any way, if it might be posi-
ble." The second thing was, "to be
courteous to all men, casting away pride
neither to SANDER or lie, nor be a tale
bearer, and to be temperate and loyal.
The third was, that " he should be chari-
table, and share with the poor whatever
gifts God should beslOw upon him. "
These were commands which he implic-
lilly obeyed; and for his observance OF
them he was indebted for title far above
that of prince or noble, that of " the knight
without fear and without reproach. -
From boy to man he was beloved and
respected for his courtesy, bravery, be-
nevolence, invincible integrity, and piety.
Francis the First would receive the honor
of knigh,hood from no hands but his.
Being once asked what possessions man
had best leave to his son, Bayard replied,
:. Such as are least exposed to the power
of time or human force, wisdom and vlr-
tue."
Being mortalIy wounded in battle in
which the enemy were commanded by
the Duke of Bourbon, the Chevaller Bay
ard caused himself TO be placed against
tree. In this situation, calmly waiting
for death, he was found by the Duke
who expressed sorrow for his fate. pity
not me-" said the Chevalier, 81 die M
the discharge Of ing duty;" but pity
those who fight against their country and
their OATH"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gagern and the King of Prussia.

The anniversary of the laying of the
first cornerstone towards the completion
Of the minister of Cologne took place May
18th. 1t is eight years this very day since
the King of Prussia delivered the speech
in which he declared that the completion
of the Cologne minister would be type
of the unity Of Germany. On the same
dav the Archduke John. standing by his
side, pronounced the words, since then SO
often repeated" No more Prussia no
more Austria, but united Germany"
To these words he was indebted for being
made vicar of the Empire. Almost two
wears have elapsed since the second meet
inc Of these two actors in the scene OF
1912 in our city but how changed were
then their positions
The Archduke John entered Cologne at
The head of the Frank fort Parliament; the
King of Prussia at the head of his cOrfege
of ministers and generals. The former
had been enthusiastically received all a
long the road by which he travelled; he
saw the universal population of the Rhine
provinces rush precipitately TO the banks
of the river to welcome the representatives
of the resuscitated German empire. From
Frankfort to Cologne nothing was heard
but Joyous acclamations and tr'nmphal
selules. On the contrary the Hing OF
Prussia was everywhere received with
coldness and dislrust. He was even IN
suited at his own towns at Dusseldorf
the populace threw mud into his carriage,
and almost upon his uniform.
But even at Cologne, and before the
close of the festival, the vicar of the en-
pire was lost in the presence of the k'ng
Of Prussia--the Parliament in the pres
cnce of the court and staff OF Frederic
William w. Poor Archduke John deem
ed it necessary to humble himself before
the king in order to obtain pardon for the
superiority Of his position. He appeared
inspired by The sentiment Of a parvenu
who could 10, maintain his newborn dig
nity in the presence Of real sovereign
bv birth and the grace of God. Instead
OF retaining his bourgeois dress, and thus
Distinguishing himself by the plaInness oil
hls outward man, he must needs Halter
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scintlllatlons woul have been so difficult
as to have snatched the meteors as they
shoot alhwart the sky. Could all the bril-
liant things that have fallen from Prentiss
IN his career be collected and preserved,
they would form volume as. rich and va
rious as that of Shakespeare. There would
be found, beautifully blended, the humor
and rlbaldry of FallstafI, the keen wit OF
@Mercutio, and the overwhelming pathos
of Lear.
But alas ! the wand of the magician,
the wand of Prospero, is broken! We
shall no more hear his eloquent tones,
laugh over his mirth. broking wit, weep
over his tender touches of true feeling, or
behold with admiration the rich gems
which he dragged up from the depths OF
his imagination, and exhibited to an admi-
ring world.
"The cloud-capped towers, the gorgeous palaces,
The solemn Temples-the great globe itself,
Yea, all which it inherit, shall dissolve,
And like this unsubstantial pageant faded,
Leave net rack behind"
Deeply is it to be regretted, that whilst
through polluted press, the penny liter
ature of the day is beginning to engross
the minds and imaginations of the rising
generation, the thoughts and ideas Of such
a man as s. S. Prentss should have no
permanent and tangible form.
beg, Mr.. Chairman in conclusion to
move that a committee be appointed 10
draft resolutions, expressive of the feel
ings of the Bar on this occasion.