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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
SALE Of REAL ESTATE.

IN SATURDAY. the 10Th day Of January,
ST1852. nj | O'Clock, p. NJ u. on t"e premises J.
will be sold to the highest bidder. the following
Real EStatr, as the property ofPeter NupP late
of Harrison county. deceased. being the Farm
on which he lived, and contains two hundred
and fourteen acres: Being the south crst quarter
Of section seven in township twelve and il range
five. containing one hundred AMI sixty acres
Also. the following described tract. being II part
Of the west half Of the north east quarter of Sec
ticn number twelve. and ip township number e..
lcven, in range nuimber five; beginning Iorthc
same at the south~rast corner f Said halrunarter;
thence west ten percics; thence north fonr and
one halfdrgrres west. ~ e hundred and fity-two
perchrs TO the line Of said quarter; theme" t,st
twenty-onc and eight tentl,s pnrchrI: thence
south one hundred and %ifty-onc and tour tenths
pnrrhes to the place of beginnins. so rs to contain
fifteen acres.
Also. the following tract or parcel ofland, he
inc in the county and Stntc nfurcsaid, being :,
part CT the rast aif of the north .rast quarter of
scrtiOn number twelve, Of township in number
eleven, and range number five. and beginning
for dhe same ut the south west quarter of said halt
quarter; thence east twenty per"hcs to II post
thence north five and one quarter degrees. cast
one hundred and f'ty'three perches to the line of
said half quarter; thence west thirty.lwo aniI
one-haH perches to Il post thence south. along
the line OF said half quarter. one huud rrd and
ittv-one and iOnr-tcnths perches TO the place of
beginning, so as to contain TWENTY-FIVE 5cres.
Also the following desclibcd tract or parcel of
land. being Il part of the southwest quarter Of
section number one, in township number twelve,
in rage number five, and beginning for The SHINE
ut the south.westc corner of said section; thence
north eighty.n degrees, east one hundred and
fourteen and one. fourth pc,ches to a post thence
north thirty-nine degrees, west one hundred and
eighty and one-sixth perchcs to n post: thence
south one degree. cast one hundred and forty pr
ches on said section line and the place Of begin
ming, and contains fifty arrcs-off of Which last
mentioned tract ofland the said Peer Nnp in his
life sold ard conveyed to Jacob Shilling by deed.
bearing date March 90. A.. ID 1885; the mptps
and hounds Of which are particularly set forth in.
said deed. Also, four acres more sold off the
same tract by the said Nup. m his life time, to
jacob Manbeck, which deed Of conveyance
bears date March ooh, A. D 1895; the mctcs
and bounds Of which are particularly set forth
in said deed Of conveyHnce.
Terms of sule.-Onr-third of the purchase mo.
ney to be paid 10 the Executor on the day of sale.
one third ip on. year, and the balance in two
years with interest.
GEORGE SHAMBAUGH.
nov26.6t Exccvtor of Peter Nup, decd.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

The JoTs OF CoNvALEscBEcK-There are
few sensations known TO the human hear
more alive with sweet joy ndpeaceful hap
piness, than the consciousness Of returning
health. When sickness for months and years
has pressed the spirit dOwn-Nhen pain and
anguish have filed to the brim the cup Of
despair, how joyful to feel within the glad
some flow Of health! 10
Such very often are the household JOYS
throughout the length and breadth Of GU;
land, where the pale and CHASTITY Consumpr
tive has been changed to one blooming pic
ture of health, by the timely use of that ex
cellent and long tried remedy, DR.. Wistar's
BalSam Of Wild Cherry. See advertisement.
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Plank Road Meetinp.

ME incoruorators Of the UhrichsvllIe. Frank
Il, lin, Cahiz aud Ohio River Punk Road CON-
pdnys to wit: John Welch, Il. J. M'Cauley, Ez.
ra Barnard, Marshal M'Cnll, Samuel Henderson
John S. Laoey, lsaac Spiker, J. s. Thomas, and
james H.. Gill, together with all other ,~citizeas
who may feel an interest in this proposed i'm.
provepcnt, ave hereby notified that there will be
q meeting held in the town Of franklin. on the
An dyy lTbursday) of December next. at IL
[~e'rioets. M, for the purpose Of adopting Dmeasures
f pat Ahe Company into operation. By order.
Rosissyt
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
PAY UP! PAY UP!

SurpIus Z 9 e.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a tcuand has
~ been madc on the part OF The State. for the
full pay men. Of tho bnlance due from ~Ilnrrison
county of the Surplus Revenge Fund. Persons
indebted to this fund ARE therefore respectfully
reQuesredito pay up the intercreet and dividends
due from them respe livrlv on or before the 20tn
day of December, A. ID. l8jl.Y
X. X. PRICE. Auditor.
- L. L. BANCROFT, Treasurer.
nay0G.9t
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Farm for Sale.

TKNIIE subscriber will sell Mt private, sale the
IL Farm on which he now lives, lying n,5the
road between Cndia and Jefferson, and within n
mile and II quarter of the Railroad route con.
tanning between sixty-eight and seventy aoyrs.
about DO Of which nre cleared, and in good euIti.
vation. There is on the premises q good lar
dwelling house and frame barn. Tbete is atso
an orchard Of iruit sufficient for family Use. For
further information enquire Of the subscriber, liv.
ing on the premises.
novl2-if ROBERT OR
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DR.. BERKLEY

4 NNOUNCES to The public rhn; he will in
N future remain permanently ut home. lie of
tcrs his professional services in all its various
branches. Surgical CASES unlrss alta convenient
distance. will therefore have To be- brought to him.
nov l2-3iu.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOoDs.-A
n general assortment Cf-HARDWA Ju'I
OprHinE at tie sign OF tie
novIe BIG paddock.
DUTTER -5.Hnn In Rolled IuiIer wanted,
ID rur which we will pay Is GEMS per pound at
GU piDu', ia Goods .
nrvIg sHOTWELL CRABB
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
= NlE nbscribcr is receiving directly from the
II i publishers. the follow ing SCHOOL BOOKS.
which he offers to teachers and others on tho
very BEST lermss
Billions English Gran mar.
latin do
" Creek do;
Latin Readers
" Casur;
" Greek Reader;
Davies Arithmetic; Rays Arithmetic:
Comstock's philosophy Watts on the Mini:
!" Chsmistry, S~uRnllios' Philosophy;
Execution; Davies Buurh,m;
Kirkam's do :. Lrgendrn;
" English Ora nmnr;
Mitchell's Primary Geography, now ed;
Geography and Atlas, do
Ancient Geography;
Brrritt's Geography OF the Heavens,
Virgil Dolphin; Lnvell's Young Speaker:
Horacc Ito Nevin's Biblical Antiquities;
Also. Porket, Family and School BIBLES and
TESTAMrFTS; Miscellnneous Law. and
School Books, OF the kinds in general
use; Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper, Ehyel-
opes, vnrions kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens;
InKs; States and Pencils; Memornmlums; Copy
Books; Engraved Notes; Music. Drawing and
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, ect., etc.
All Of which will be- sold cheap for caetl. vi
approved country produce.
oot0s JOHN BEAt.-.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
New Goods and Cash Sales
T.. ]. BENNETT.

ETAViNG received y new stock OF Goods. il
determined to SELL AT COST. for CASH
my entire stock of Gnods. The fact is, they. MUS
go off, and all Of you hat want Goods, call. nm,
| WILL svLL. Having concluded 10 close M m,
business Immediately, my Goods win be sold 9th
out reserve, az The determination is to turn then
into CASH. Customers will nleaac take motto,
that | also wnmt. Cash on. Notes AID Book Ac
counts. Don't forget to call. novl9
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
NEW ADVER TIsEMENTs.
PUBLIC SNEE.

PUBLIC SALE.
DERSONAL Property belonging to the Estate
J. OF samuel Heavilin. deceased, consisting OF
ail manner OF tarming utensils, carpenters tools,
household and kitchen furniture, beds and bed
dillg. Also wheat in the ground, will be sold ut
vendue at he residence OF David HeaytIin. on
the Bottom Road. leading from ca dig to franklin.
on Friday. the 18th inst, commencing at 10 o.
clock A. M, and will continue from day to day
until the property is sold,
JOSEPH SHARON.
ueS1ts Administrator.
WILLIAM KELLY'S ESFATE.-
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified MS AD-
MLNlSTRAToE Of the estate OF William Kelly,
decease d .late of Harrison county.
Deco mber LIST 1851. JOHN GRUBER. 2
$50 dcc3-3t
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

MAI RIED.-On Thursday, the 9th inst, by
The Rev. James herr. Mr.. JANIS maxwell, to
Miss MARY Nicely. both OF this county.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

The business ofthe above firm will he cnn' inu-
ed ny | :. DlTLAR$ & A. NJ. CRiSSEY, to
whom all indebted to Dttmars II TIL ommnn will
make payment. d. N C.. trust HAT the patronage
heretofore 80 l%iberalIy bestowed by the public will
lie contimned, us they wIll use every ~erdrnvor 10
deserve il by a prrseveitng attention IN In sinrss,
and to The suppl, ing the community 18th nil nrti-
Giles inthc Hardware line, aud IT tie ld~e.t phi
crs. .r is. DIFN4RS,
nov Ia. A. N. CRlSSIY.
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Patterson & Co., Druggists,
Wsh00ESMN. Va. u.

" MANNERS OIL Ten barrels Tnmner,e Oil III
a. No. and ., ins' received and FIR enlr hg fiB
Moy5 PATTERSON Il Co.. SO. ManrnA.a,
NDIHO--Two cnses MuIras and Manila In.
4 digo, Il prime article. jest rrepiyeGhy sr
nov" PATTERSON & Co.. 80 Monroe 81.
NUTMEGS-nne case prime No. NutA.b.
l y received aud cor sale nv saa fe&4ff
noN5 PhTTRRsoN A. Go. 80 Monroe a. y6 Z
lNsEER oHI-'Turpenfne. Alc,h0l aAd. hi
i Ltrd Oitconsrantlyior hand ut Iag rates ! m
nnv5 PArTeEsOE 4 %. 20 Monroe Il.
} ED LEAD--Rrd Lead, VIII e Le0d- dry
J. \ and in oil; Litharge. veniti6n Red and
Spanish Brown, constantlv on hand aud ior sJls &t9t
low by st.lg@ ar PArrgasoN a. % .8gc
nov3 n Monroe si.. WbeeIng. VA. W
NOD AVER OLA supply nt JUa: Liver Oil
~ warranted pure and fresh ir sule h,
-. PATTERSON g. CO.
nov'-tf No. 80. Mnnroe ST. Wheeling Va.
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CLOTHING o
And Merchant Tailor Shon.

<AAN u4OAOA40hO OAAOA SASR'
KXT CHABB calls tic attention ofhis Il, Cndi
wv mud The public. to his large ann well
Selerted stock OF Fnshinuable READY-MADE
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING. which iur
variety OF style and mshions. aud excellence, has
never been approached by anything IN this mar
ket.
As hs intends TO keen constantly on hand ev.
cry thing in the CLOTHING LINE. ut such pri-
crs az shall defy competition, he hoNrs. bv strict
attention to business, to meet the views AMI red
sonablr wishes Of all his friends AID the public
generally.
Regular Custom business.
viii be continued. nnA garmrn's cf ELL kinds
made and trimmed ~ usual in the best manner.
at the same staGd.
Persons who NAV NOT desire him 10 make up
their garments. can be furnished with II E.ost SUI
perb and splendid stock Of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS.
with appropriate trimmings. at ms store. Tc%Fe
is not rs good ~ stock in town us HIS from which
To choose. New York and Philadelphia Fish
ions will be regularly r"cei' ed.
lie il Agent for Williams NY. Fashions. Tai
Inrs can he supplied on liberal terms. with IL"
latest fashions. " ,novi3-t
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Kells G. Caldwell.
J. 3 j, Red,

VNTHOLESALE and retail WINE Ande IA.
wv QuOR DEA I.ERSle nst side n Main a..
o awe the Stone Bridge Wheeling. Va. Keens
constantly sn hand n lnree nesoTtmsHt 81 EoT..
,ign and Dripesiiv ! iqtprs, Wines and Cordinls!
which viii be cold on the most accommodating
terms. 4 ronstant supply of Irieh and Momany
gahelo Whiskvs ccnstvntiy on hand. o6s20.ixs
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Notice in Chancery.
Petition fT Divorce.

Eliza M'Grew. g.
ELIZA M'GREw - hereby noii6rd that on
CLIhe 21th day Of Nu, smber. 4. ID. 1851, John
q. M'Grrw dled ia the Court Of CoufiriH Pleas.
VI the county Of Harrison, .ind stutc ~ Ohio. "
petition 10 Chaneery against said Elzl M'GrrW,
the object aud pra ,tr o! which petition is. that
said John o.. M'Grew may be divorced fnm bsr.
die said Eliza M'Grrw. l.. G. EnRSYTHE
Solicitor fOT Cnmulainart.
Dated rhisl a. day Of NoVeml ar. 81 Ct
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
SIaa ViuS! SInpGHg! Sls"Viu. :!
SHOP NUMBER ONE!

A@S @N ANS$AA N@N -
9TNIS something strange rha. LOT WILLIS
can't be beat shaving and he most re-
spectfully informs the citizens of Cadiz and vicin-
iy than he hast REMOVED his shop To the base
men room in MIR. Dewey's %builtiing. nearly oppo-
site WH. Hogs'S store, two dsors from Mr.. John
Philips grocerY- and adjoining Mr.. hunters.
IT'S also strange that he can't be beat NJ cutting
hair, nblacking boots, aud in fact cv"rNtL m
his line Of business. All he asks ia a fair :fial
-, TERMS By THE QUAR- FER.
Once Il week per quarter, e. m]"ntI's) Sl,0O
Twice II week do l,50
Three times do 2.25
-Four liIHca do $50
Single shave 81
Hair Cutting IRA
Slampooning Is
Sharpening Rnzors l2a
Handling RaZ0rs 3i4
q, All kinds Of renovating, such rs taking all
manner OF stains, grease spots, etc. etc, etc, iroln
clothing. done ut the shortest netice.
I'll tell you, gents, what iHuft be Jone:
Direct your steps To " Number Une!n
Wen shave you well and waeh you clean
Az nny tody ever SEEM,
And cut Your hair and oil il tho.
And scratch nntil yQu spy Twill do
Dpn't You believe p? just come aud nv,
Aud see if what I says II lie.
I can't be beat | do derlare,
In shaving ncat or emitting hair
And " nc first | shave With ease,
YDu then can come whcDe'er yuu plsrsu,
Iknow my hand is old and tried,
And peyei Known 10 slip,or slide,
My Rizurs are al rut and dried.
Aud neppt known to tear the hide. 1921
CaiDe one como all, bpth. high md low,
Jnsttnke 1 seat, you VI know,
- 49, a. M
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
" heretofore Existing between |. :. nlTMAkS
and F. a. THOMMAN. is Ibis day dissolved by
mutual Sonspnt. ISAAC DfTMARS.
Nov 1851. FRED. a. THOMMAN.
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SEMTkt"AFN ) ware Of very depcrfpfhsn ta
W lac mad at Bngg 4 Ca,.'s rom lie lines, bn,wn
Clorh, Ia Cndershirs aud Drawsis. Also. Asd.
.'irry and Gloves Of every valierv. and he NJ
all kihdS, a nice stock to hy bad ~
nov5 Hoag 4 ca
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Cadiz Temple of Honor, No. Sc:

Meets every Mondny evening in the Hall ud-
joining the Market House,,
Regulae degree meetings On the first Monday
in every month.
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John Knote.

TGADDtE MANUFACTURER and deaIev n
VI Imported and Domestic snddlera, Hnsd vares
HaIress Tiisnmings. Ticks. Webs, BaS gkssn
and Morucco Skins, Patent and Eaafn5kk Lsns
Their. Ha9ns. Saddie-srses. etc .at die WI saand
No. iS5, Main 81, WheelinE va, sotaa "
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

TARPER9sA7stripod. Nthitiin, figured
~ wool, aAA cotton and domestic Carpets;
ðet with hearth and door Rugs, CarpetSa :,
Bags, cto., Tor sale BY M
boys TIoeG & c..
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Lumber.
a AAn FEErof Oak In mher faasor,pdl &
OaSUU for sale wholesale or retail nv
ly23 Iltt CO. ~

A NCTHS anti Casslncies, a great valitty at
Othe cheap cash store Of Ta
novi2 SUOTWELL e. CRABR "A.
a LPACAN, Lyon"sP cloths of new sSyI,. I'd
IA novl2 SHOTWELLt & CRRBR.
phACkshnf cclored Trimmings for Latlies,
LODrrsSee, for sale chpan nv
novI2 SHOTWELL e. CRABB.
plB .ONS, silk Princes. c'o for .alr hv
q nCvl" SHOTWEILhS CRABR
NHiBEr Shawls and French Merinos Of GOOD
4 STYLES received and for sale nv
n0yI2 SHOTWELI. g. IN n.
ADlES' Shoes a very pretty article Just re-
Aceivcd and for snle h,
movie STIOTWRLT g. CRARn. ~
TMBRETI.A IS mamnIacInted especially lar
V1rafny weather, for sale at var W
cot22 W0 lpS. ya
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SHOP NUMBER TW0l

WOUED respectfully announce 10 tie cihseis
l. ofCadiz that | have again taken NV old shop,
on Market street, directly uppo tie the flardwa'r
store. which was recently occupied bv Jv,rs and
Roper. wonld RRn,nrlully ask the publir Ia.
give mn u call ut - Number T'wo.h
All VIII" have behnis tn cut ar hair IN ornp,
!usl call on IN" 1T NV old shop:
}Ncs. friends, PIi ,ell vnu what TO do:
Give nc "A call ut "Numh:r Two;"
At noon or eve. by night or day,
any time that you can stay:
But give II g time. dear air. ii TEST
Upon that day thar God kap blessed
NV room is neat. nv towgls clean.
My scissors slarp and r.Tnts keen,
And everything | thinE You'll find.
70 suit the taste mud p}e,se the mind,
And then | move nv hand az truu.
a. A ANY barber r'rr eau DO.
With rapid tohch III sinooih the face,
Aud dress the hair with equal grHce,
And all that art aud skill can d..
Your money will procure tor you.
'ctSr : tor WILLIS. :
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|SHAwGs-A gurd as6ri In al 81 sfa Wis. frnsa
- The 6ner, all wool Buy State, TO the oommrs-
Get PTticlc ~ be seen, al
nnvS Hso a.
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Cadiz Lodge, No. 1870, I. o. 0. F

Meets every FRIDAY EVENING. at G o'cloc
in the Hall, AhInining The Mnrket House.
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DED BLANKETS OF II ~eukeriar qunliIy, being
Id M'Kee u Robinson's mRke ofgneds. always
on hand, und for sale by
noy5 WIN. UoEt5 ~ co.
D0MBAziNE-Onr pieces of The Gncsi quail
pNyo fbilk BnnhiIzine. equul in all respects
10 aaSthing ever offered in this market. There
~ 10 charge Tor showing goods at
dcta2 WOODS. 4
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IBUON, Uit FrtJ nae and ealss rdaHl. baI~ Z
N red and figured can be bad 1t
noyi u.aF ~ Ca. :
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CAPES AND SLEEVES "a bsssshf ka -
~ Embroidered t,aprs. Under slrev1 csIlan.
and Cuff, an band aud for saIe by
nov Hoca A 81
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SATTlNEFlS, chenp-s than ever. 'or ."fe hY
~ oct25 ? WOOD.
NANTON FLANNELS, MA pers. Table Clo,tx
Y wool FlaHnel% If al col rs Twer,ls. kerstr
OTer-crats and Under-contins, Tor sal" ntTs
act22 r, WOODS
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GENFRAL COLLECTING AGkATs 4
"TtLL promptly stirHi 90 fsolisefions -
w the counties Of nnTrison. ftimepi. Jsf-
frrson. TnseBrawa-. Mepisr. t;Hs fnsrB--ahd
FHnurIr in the cpuniies shnTr named. Red- y
deucr tinal street, (NoHl) Wl-eiihg. Va,
D-.a1 -
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the great mass Of the community. They also
exhiblt much OF the incongruitv and imperiection
OF nasty legislation. As it seems TO be general.
coi cedtd that there is ne common law OF the
United States 10 supply the detects of their legis-
latlOn, It 10 most important that that legislation
should be as perfect as possible, denying every
power intended to be conferred, every crime in.
tended TO be nnde punishable, md prescribing
the punishment to be %lnllictep. In addition to
some particular cases spoken Of more at length,
the whole criminal code is now larnentabIy de.
fecilve. Some offences are imperfectly described
ana others afe entirely omitted: so that fragrant
crimes may be committed with impunity. The
scale OF punishment is not in all cases graduated
according tothe degree and nature of The offence
and Is often rendered more unequal by the differ.
ent modes OF Imprisonment, or penitentiary con.
hnement n the different States.
many laws Ola permanent character have heen
introduced INTO appropriation bills, and il il often
d~ittlcnlt to determine whether the particular
clause expires with the temporary, act of which
II Is a pnrt, or continues in force. 1t has also tre-
quenIy happened that eHactments and pre- visions
OF law have been introduced into bills, with the
title or general subject of which we have little or
no cOnnexlon or relation. In this mode OF legis-
lalion so maIly enactments have been heaped up
on each other, and often with but little consider
alton, that. IN many instances, it is dificult. to
search ont and determine what is the law
The government Of the Unitod States is EN-,
phatically n government Of written laws. The
statntes should, therefor e as Tar as practicable,
not only be made accessible 10 all, but be express.
sed in language so plain and simple rs TO be un-
derstOad by all, and arranged in such method rs
70 give, ptrspicultT to every subject. Many Ut the
Stntes have revised their public nets with great
and manifest benefit; and / recommend that pro-
VISION he made by law fJr the appointment OF a
commission 10 revise the public statutes OF the
United States, arranging them in order, supply
ing deficiencies, correcting incongruities, simpli.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-21
Races, veacee,, R.cea,y

@ TTSHE Belle Poins Jocky Club offer tke \ following Purses to 5e run for ove. kss-2l-the For; Sniith race coaTse. commencing Cd Wednesday taa s6th day af November. 1881. iss 5ay-Sngis dash af nssle, purse sE00. 2d asy--0ae mic heats, paEe slo0. B. day~-Two mlle beats. purse &2fa9. ssh dsy--Mile hcass. thfee best in Eve. puFse S2f0
 Tae parsea fav fgse Eaar aays races. as above dc mrlbed will bc haag in the Jadgs's stand on tho fesyeetve days and fua Fsg according t0 the rules and regulations of thr Memphis Iockey Clah.
 J. ". vANDEvER. See's,
 Reils Psimf Ja<kee Camb Oct ti ls5G, e-ss
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-21
BeautuaiIT said.

We make tke following extract on the homestead exemption law, from letter recently written by Judge DlIIahuniy Of Tennessee:
 Secure to each family. whose labor may acc aEe fl iittse spot 0f free eafta, that f can call IS own that wsN be an asylum iR tines os adverSEtlrs from V hiea the mother and lac -chlldren, old age and infancy can x.iil d.ag sgS,enaace and 0btaia pso5ecton ihogsA misfortune nay fao them Of all else and sAey feel they sa.I free. sil entitled to walk the egeea earth and breathe the free ar of heaven. lR de1anee oi ihe potency and P9~eE ot accumulated wealth, and tae dofalaeeflng Of the pEeiens.sng and aEa5.toas. The sacTelneSs oE flat consecralei spot wlll make theA wa-rofs n lime c{ eternal ggE.se. Those sa1cks of c0tn sad, XeuopA0a, inspire those who faSe 4em with e0arage eo defend them. The laggest of them n tbe dad s N Pv3zs egAAb.ted n the ma1ale of he stage :C crown the cenqaeruf secGT Aogne to every family Aase honest labor aa2y oosain one. szainz; tke wees or EssiayyBaes of the fAAer, and you wiI ryet he affection of iEe oAlld a ysars Of manhood 5y a s;rsuzsE 5oaa taan any coRsi9eEatn5a that eou exz;. lie slil resueiales where AS gan bo,ef n hs early yo3fA. ;Ee S,Eeam upon 9aose aewFy banks se Ass p4yeis and Ia ~hoe sDped waters he lad ba1hed and iae family altar wAere Ae ,e't mothers kss sad a malheTss love, and the green spot wstbIa that .ltie ksGnestead where fecp the loved and the lost.