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S4,900,000

Here is nearly five millions of dollars
asked for in one batch. Of this sum two
millions Ave hundred thousand dollars is
asked for new banks: eight hundred and
fifty thousand Tor the increase of the cap
ital of existing banks aud one million five
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in re-
newals of charters. There are in all
eighteen applications, seven of which are
from the county of Philadelphia, and col
lectively cover more than half the amount
of increased capital prayed for. Four of
these seven are asking for increase of cap
ital, one for renewal of charter, and two
for new charters.-Reading Journal,
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Further Particulars of The Explosion Of The
Knoxville.
LOUISVILLE, l. Dec, 27

LOUISVILLE, Dec, 27.
The New Orleans Picayune of the Is,
has details of the explosion of the steam
er Knoxville. She laid at the foot Of
Grayier street, bound for Tennessee River
In backing out the flues of all her boilers
collapsed; all her upper works were thrown
forward, and the wheel house torn to atoms.
One boiler struck the martha Washing
ton." tore up her guards, passing through
the cabin and entering the laGies' cabin of
the Griffin Yeatman." Another boiler
passed $50 yards across the Levee, carry
ing away two piles of -four barrels.
No one was injured by the transit of
the 2 boilers. One iron chest was thrown
in The air. A chest was then carried TO
the Buckeye, lying below the Ne Plus
Ultra, shattering her vesy much and bad
ly scalding Capt. Robinson. The Knox
vile took fire, but was eXtinguished by
Engineers. VIM. Dowdy, 2d Engineer
killed. Bar keeper and Sd engineer mis-
sing. Wounded Abraham Young. Henry
Turner, cooks; b. F. Franklin, William
| Henry, Pilot, dangerously; Patrick Con
nelly, John Collins, John Durk. Peter
! Mullen, John Burns. Pat Carmon, firemen
Wm. Shields George Oldham, Joseph
Johnson, LIST Engineer; w. b. Brown,
Clerk; the Bar keeper of the Martha
Washington, badly scalded.
The Cumberland No. l, sunk at Col
bert Shoals in Cumberland River on
Thursday. Boat and cargo total loss.
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A I'LL.
power.

The following ''last will and testament"
says the Philadelphia Ledger, was filed
few DAYS since, in The office of the Reg.
isIer of Wills of cur county. Ii is quite
a curiosity, and we give il Uer6atim ct
hterGtim et 3a0n p1nctuatim. The
schoOl-master was evidently abroad whea
II was penned:
Oct. %. 1850. | do bequeath the mid
die room and garret 10 my wife and son
William. as long as she lives, at her death
II goes ~ iiiiam-wlh 4 free passage
through The lower room each way back
and front; SOW and three pigs to nv
wife and William; the lower room to nv
daughter Ann-all the wood and coal
about the house to nv wife and William
my wife to have privaleg in the seller
for wood and coal; two of the fattening
hogs TO my wife and William-the kitch-.
en- part Of the house 10 John-ny wife
and William is 10 pay five dollars Of II
ground rent year, and John and Ann
each is to pay five dollars; | wish them
all TO have equal privaleg in The yard;
Thomas is 10 have five dollars a year for
ten years; each of the other heirs TO pay
their equal share of this five dollars; my
bodied and frock coats and satIen west 10
Thomas; and my watch 10 Ann; the rest
of the hogs to be equally divided between
them. Witness. For * his mark"
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r. A villainous, but unsuccessful at
tempt was made last week To set fire 10
some so or 100 burden cars, belonging 10
the Union Line, and which were standing
on the railroad near the warehouse. The
villains collected quantity of shavings
and shingles which they placed inside one
of the cars. Underneath these they pla-
ced nearly a pound of powder, a train OF
which they carried TO the door of the car,
which they closed, and applied slow
match. The match, however went out.
thus providentially frustrating their hellish
designs. We have certainly fallen upon
evil times when such fieniish attempts as
This TO destroy The property of our citizens
are made IN our very midst, and 1t be-
hooves our people. not only to guard their
property well, but to use all their vigilance
TO protect and bring to punishment the
perpetrators of these yiliainous outrages.
standard.
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latest news from California .--- Tremendous
baltimore, Dec. 27.

baltimore, Dec. II.
The steamship Ohio, from Havana, for
N. Y York put in at Norfolk yesterday in
distress. She is very much disabled, and
her passengers made miraculous escape.
Her passengers and mail reached here by
Norfolk boat this morning. She left
Havana with hut one engine working.
On Sunday, 22d, she experienced a sec
ond gale, when the remaining engine gave
out. and she lay in the trough OF the sea
at the mercy of the waves, until Wednes-
day, while in this condition.
The California Mail by the Steamship
Ohio, was sent to New York for distri ,
button without being assorted here. The
Ohio brought between and 400 passen-
gers, about 80 of whom arrived here this
morning. The Ohio is considerably dam
aged III her hull; three iron hogs or braces
supported her frame, having been snapped
assunder. Her furniture was also broken
with every thing 6reakable OH board. The
OCCASION is represented as most aw ful and
trying. The steamer lay longtime per.
pectly unmanageable, rising and falling
with the waves as they dashed over anc
over her with fearful rapidity timber:
straining to such an extent as TO excite
serious fears least she would part in two
Some passengers who had roughec
through many gale say it was the seve
rest and most dangerous storm they eve:
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DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS IN
ILLlNOIS-ALMOST A RIOT.
D.nu,. III nao

Our city was again thrown into much
excitement to-day. The execution of
Brown and Williams, for the murder of
Mr.. Hewett, was 10 have taken place
Yesterday, but by an order from the Gov
ernur, received on Wednesday, il was ex-
tended TO the fifteenth of January next.
This not being generally known nor credit
ed, large masses of people of tins and adj
Joining counties assembled TO witness The
execution, and being disappointed in their
expectations, a portion OF them lresolved
that the persons should be executed forth
with, and urged on by exciting speeches,
they got possession of the scafiold from
the Jail yard, and erected il in The street,
in front of the jail. They then effected
an entrance by jerking the doors and
locks, and proceeded with crowbars,
scAntiing and other implements, TO The
cells, where they met with resistance from
Brown, vino, although shackled. as suoil
as the cells were opened. stepped into the
hall, dsarned few of the mobbers, b,
taxing from them The crowbars aud scant
lings, barred his cell on the inside, an,
detied them. He broke the scanIling over
the mobbers, and gave them other strikin!
/ illustrations of his entire dlsapproval o
such unlawful proceedings. The prison
ers were again secured in the cells, ant
before dark the crowd dispersed.
Thus resulted wha. at first all supposed
would be most tragical and disgrareiu
affair. The mob fell back, and a-lew q
our citizens dropping in at this conJunc
ture, prevented further violence.
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one time stamps to the amount oil fifty dol
lars shall be allowed a deduction Of ten
per cent. upon their value.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
there is hereby appropriated out OF any
money in the Treasury, moi otherwise ap-
propriated, the sum of one million and five
hundred thousand dollars. to supply any
deficiency that may arise in the Post-office
Department.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1851


TINS SENTINEL, has H7ncH the IGreest RI,
euIatton Of any paper published in this count,
land as al ddeeTf1sing sheet offers superio,
inducements 10 merchants and business mez
gsneT6ty. Those desirous of making use o,
this nediunl for extending their business can
DO so 6Y either sending their notices direct, or
through the fOiIovrng agents.
John Grouse, Esq, JOhRStopa.
e. W Carr, Erans' Buildings, Third
Philadelphia.
v b. Palmer, Esq, Neto York PhiIadelphia
ard BGliimore
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z The Hollidavsburg "

GS The Hollidaysburg Uhig takes
exception TO our notice of Judge Camp
bell. democratic candidate for the SUI
preme Bench. The opposition of such
fellows as the editor of the Hhig is what
any decent man has a right to expect
The character of Judge Campbell st.nd,
100 high in the estimation of tie demo
cratic party to be injured h-y ne fnt;le a.,
lacks of such whig gen.ry.
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q Congress has as vet done nothing.
AS the Holidays are now over, we may
expect to hear of that body doing some
thing.
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100000

Anthracite Bank Of Tamaqua, 100000
Richmond Bank Of Philadel-
| phia county, 100000
Carlisle Bank, 100000
Valley Bank of Monongahela 10000
Mauch Chunk Bank, 100000
Spring Garden Bank, of Phil
adelphia, 100000
Blair County Bank, Holli-
daysburg, 100000
Farmers & Mechanics Bank.
Allentown, 100000
Bank of Fayette County, 100000
Kinaning Bank, (Statc stock
security,) 100000
Southwark Bank, for increase
Of capital, 10000
kensiagton Bank of Philadel
phia, for increase of capl. 100000
Bank of Commerce, for in
crease of capital, 25O,OOO
Mechanics Bank, for increase
of capital. 100000
Schuylkill Bank of PhiIadel-
phia, for renewal OF charter I,OOO,GuO
Dauphin Deposit Bank Har-
risburg, for renewal of char !
ter, 5O OOO
Allentown Savings Bank with
dlscoup'ing privileges, 100000
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q John B Guthrie has been nomi-
mated the democratic candidate for Mavor
of Pittsburg. He is good man and we
hope 10 hear of his election.
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Business on The Pennsylvania RaIL'
rond-From a tabular statement OF the
receipts of the Pennsylvania Railroad on
the freight and passenger business dons
during the last two months. recently puo'
lished, we learn that the receipts io'
October were S45, 5,S36.32;' for Novemne,
S49,7I9,40: making a total of s95'o0o'Lt;
for the last two monlhs-or mean y
S47, ,777,S for each month. A year
business at this rate would produce g'os'
revenue of S573,334, 30. The mo1H
received has been made on the easie'1
division of the railroad. the only POrIoI
finished and available for Transportation
/ -:he estimated cost of this portion Va,
s4.IS0.O00, and expense of equiPmea'
S5f0.000. making total of S4.72O.OVO
Taking this as the investment. The bnSirieS
for the two months above mentioned eF
hibits a gross revenue for the Penns'h'
MIA Railroad of more than twelve PS'
cent. on the amount invested.
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Y The absence of the editor will ac-
count for any mistakes that may have
occurred in this number, as we'll as for
the lack of editorial matter.
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experienced. The damage is supposed
10 be $4,000. She will GO into the dry
dock for repairs, before she can return TO
New York.
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The FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.-The Bos-
ton Post has the following Bit Of political
history:
The fugitive slave bill of 1892 was
drafted by George Cabot, of Msssachu-
sets, in November, and it was passed by
The Senate on the 18th of January, unanl.
mously, fourteen from free and thirteen
from slave states voting for il. The House
Committee. Theodore Sedgwick, and
Sheerjashub Bourne, of Massachusetts,
and Alex. White, of Virginia, reported
that bill to the body, by which il was
passed on the 5ih of February without
discussion. Eight free states were repre-
sen,ed by 81 votes, SIX slave states by 24;
free state majority, 4 The bill receiTed
4S yeas To : NAYS. Massachusetts gave
6 yeas TO nay. This record shows that
the free states passed the first fugitive bill.
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q No paper will be issued from this
Office next week.
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WEARING AwAY.-A few evenings since
another mass of rock was disiodged from
the brink of the PreeiPice at Niagara Falls
and plunged into the abyss below. The
portion which has gone This time was
from the bed of the river, beneath where
canal boat had been lying for the Pas'
year. The mass was some eight Fot1
long and as many wide, and now occupies
and fills up the path way To Termination
Rock. The crash of the fall was heard
distinctly for more than a mile, and IN the
immediate vicinity of the Falls it seemed
tn shake old earth to her centre. Thus
we have daily evidence that the Falls az
wearing away, and ages hence the grs'i.
wonder of the world may be alongside o.
our goodly Buffalo Express.
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Bank Applications.

We were in error last week in stating
that there would be few or no applica-
ions for Bank Charters during the coming
session OF the Legislature. The Phila.
delphia Ledger gives the following list OF
intended applications published in the
Harrisburg papers, and the amount of
capital asked for by each.
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II appears from The. ceasus that 'ne'.
are 2I5.73s free negroes in the Sa.'
states andf70. .7s9 negroes in the free sla'7''
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Affairs between Prussia and Austria
ha~c assumed more pacific aspect.
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MARBLE CUTTING.

Tombs, MoDaments. Grave stones, &c.,
 Furnished 10 order.
 I0SEPd CLARK, Stone Gutter, date ol New sB OLkeans.5 begs leave ia inform ibe citizens ei Line Rock and he vicinity, that he has opened an e&ablisha,eni on Water Street, adjoining Wtllah, 'Gsofge's store, for ihe purpose oi executing sh kinds Of MARBLE WORK, and invites the sttea- lion of ali those waniing any ihing of this kind done in a heat aud work msn-ike taauner and at sode- Tsis price. He wili keep on hand stock Of tht best material, and Is ready 10 execute ali work in his line at The shofies notice.
 Little Rock, Aug. |, 1850. 4s--n
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Groceries.

ToHN'D. ADAMS has en hand, and offers 10 his J friends and customers, iof sale, No. Msckerel, m kits. Hahbui iR Is bois, Sugar, Cofiee. Spice, Pepper. Ginger, Ne;meg-, Gloves, re6oiisd Molss- ses, Indigo and MaddeT, Powder, Shot and Leaa, Rice, &c, &e.
 Also-TEAS, Ponchong, Young Hyson. Black, ard very superior article of" "inperial"-togethvr with, Preserved Csrraais. Goose5enies, Cages, RheahaIh. &r., foE fsmily use.
 De 2l, 1850. l6--
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Bacon and Flour.

E0BBLS. choice Ss. Louie Flour; CO tierce CanvasSed Hams;
 4 casks Sides; Received on consignment and for sale by
 JNO. D. ADAMS, SseWnbodt Landing. May, 90, l85l-39. TOBACCO, SUGAR, sEGARs AND WINE. LUST received per S. B. Pontiac: J Boxes Honey Dew Tobacco; 10000 Best Havana Segars; 3a Pipes Claret Wine;
 2 l" Madeira do.; x 2 French Brandy;
 3 hhds Powdered Sugar;
 Cases Cherry Bounce.
 " French CordialsI
 Boxes Oranges;
 For sale cheap by. June Sd, 1851. M. TANTI.
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French, Italian. Spanish and German, esrh. ls e4 Singing in Choir. tp rs Music Piano, Guitar, and Organ. each, ?, Harp, m Drawing and Painting. IA n A course oflessops tn Oriental palating. Jspsn
 Work, inlaying oi Ebony and Ivory.
 han burg Work, and wax flowers, each. Ia es No charge for embroidery and ornamental
 needle work
 Board, washing, hgh,s, fuel. use Of bedding.
 N~., per monlh. l0 es
 Pa.'Ien's quarterly In advance; no dedue,,ss, for absence.
 Sessions commence Isl Sept. and lst Feb p. pits receited at any period, sLd chatgsd from tine oi satraBee to close oi the ssssion
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NEW CLOTmGNG.!
Trustees Safe.

 DY virtue Of a Deed of Trust, executed by Sllas ID Poke, on the 9th day oi May, 1850, to John Matlock, ts the payment of A certain sum of money ln Said Deed of Trust named will, on the frs, Monday 10 August next ln the city of Cam des offer for sale to the highest and last bidder that well known and valuable property, situated ia sad city, known as the " 0UACHtTA HOUSE" :" sad premises embracing Inc following Lots to wit Lot No 64 R block No. II. fronting east 70 feet on Adams street. and running back west sixty feet, the width Of its front and Lot No. 6s IL block No. Ii, fronting co feet on the NortheIly sde of Jefferson street, and running back there fIoIn westwsrdly, the width oi aS front TO feet. The buildings upon the premises are all new, and the ' Ouachha House one Of the largest and most convenient buildings for fTst ciaSs Hotel n the State, and Inc location offers he strongest dueeIaeniS io persons wishing to engage III that business
 Tke whole premises will be sold on credit tli the lfstda of March next, the purchaser giving his noie with two approved securities.
 L. [. CASE, TrStee.
 Camder, May 2z, Is5I--40-lids.
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Co-RaEtssIship. Drs. Watkins & Nixef

NOuLD respsetiully inform the e,ti
 W zet,s ot L,itR ROek asd especially WI lh0se of foe cggHfrg, jhsi they have sHteGed
 Bio cs-paftnetship ia The Practice Of AS Medicine. aaa aIe prepared 10 dtif9a sA 'n'1l '1l promptly iD cases ei s1stgeney, aud eistrf '' .s1 parties are sbSeh he oihef wi4 attend. 0ss ol "A other ean slwaes be iuund al lhsu efScs ia Af. As E. N ooafutT7s building The osf of MAIkhs@ ss' Scott streets.
 a Liiite Rock, Ocf. l8. 1859 la~W
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LITTLE ROCK HlGH SCHOOL Boarding and Day Shool Fer Yeans lsa,.,

-" ""N af"t NthWNt fHF iNWHE tHHlf( HE aasisess of thIs Srwinsry wiH hs sas''..,s 4 'he s'h Sef'. ID N,l. Sl.ss 8 pssne,a,i .,ss. s"net ol ihe PUpiis Is earnestly r a6estet
 tAls ihsitiaion. ataet The csfr ol Nj. ana a. Misses WOOD, Wiih Assssfam TrseAet. .a- every i"e'itit t'r impsfltae be aavantsgrx t t.,. h"shsd eaaeatoa, PossessiiI iih,n ths gs.5s.s, ,l qhahheaiinnS foe he taflous htabrhss. wti~h sts !. hatS p aeitsr wfh perfect ssig~iotlsae ihr, k., ;. fslsf 10 ii geatisWtn is,se gam, are pr,.,. V
 Tn" Paei> oi ihe Rasniing Srhe.9. bs,ss '.. s'af''Y assoc aied NUh tisir Teaehsts fee,,. a. a3ThieN SO necessary ta te4nt snti refine ,A. ,. htfs' aeG produce hsbsts oi erdsr and seaul,,,, essential ln ilr ielmsliep oi rhaartef
 teeahe the importance pf a though kno.ls,. O. ter french 'anE1Sgr, Row Indispensable m stol e'seeIloa, She fflnciFals wish to tsn,ier it as b . possible he language Of the establishment gs propose admr,lng the Pupils. vho reside fn ,t 'sm'Y 70 attend ihe French r.ass,s, without s,t. charge. TA''
 Ths.oeaion Of the city of Ls,te Rock !. h..4., s, pleasant aud accessible al sn umes, by s,ssr,s,., and stage v 's@toeo@ The system of edeca,ion, ass,an,aslv ,.,.,... aims at perfect appreciation of phatrys,}s st,.,n,, en ID aete'eWng the mota and ihlellsctnat 1aeul,., -epoIseihg thetough and sy sleu.aiic course f,pp The elementary ;o The highes, brarehss. ManiA, records Of scholarship snd depoftiaen, are ,,ansuy ted to Parents. whls, every jusiyieus snci,emsp, Ia study IS afforded.
 The school is constantly under ihe supervision al the Board oi Visitors, who. from time To lime. 2, anime tae various classes, and repott thetf prnerYs Terms of Tuition aad Board p.r .,..,o,, ,
 live months.
 ' m-k. n.
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Boots Hssd Shoes. CASES Boots assorted; \ l Kip Brogans;
 1 dos Gents fine Calf Shoes; 2 |" GaiterS; i2 Ladies Shoes assorted; = 8 :" Misses and childrens Shoes assorted; 1 Case Boys Kip Brogansi
 ss Boots, &c., Ac., &e. Received per Phillip Pennywit. and for sale by \. JOHN D. ADAMS.
 Steamboat Landing. k6.reh cs 7e~~f.
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RAnrh nI Nisitnra
WlSBiNOFOS MALE SgalSlRY,
Henpsiead County, Arks,

heihpAtehu county AFks. 'I VIE secend session Of this institution opahs. \ thus morning. February Iith. 1850 Rev. C. TURsENrISE, Superintendent, and Pc lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philcsophy Belle-Let,ers, and Spanish Literature. Rev. II. C. THwEATT, 4. M.. Professor of 6rseaa Roman, reach and Italian Literature. JAMES CsosEK#, \. NJ, Professor of Mathematics Students received in ihe Primary Deparlmen, snl instructed.
 Primary Department, per session of 2l week, payable quarterly in advance. sl2 < Preparatory Department, l6 s Collegiate Course. 20 q Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elements Of Musical Composition, Extra 5s Initiation Fee, e No deduction for absence unless in eases of pie tracted illness
 All students charged from the time of thss entry to the end of the session.
 N B.-The sons of all ministers who are @ gagged in the regular work of the ministry. or those who are supcranusted or have dIed in ts ministry will be educated fres Of charge
 BoARpTNG can be obtained in the best familis' al from St to s per month.
 PDrticular attention will be paid both Co lk moral and intellectual training of all stadeHl committed to our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary
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Fresh Provisions. O00A LBS. sugar cured canv'd Hams CUOU 2I00 lbs. clear Sides,
 Il kegs leaf Lard 10 bbls. Pilot Bread
 20 half bbls. Butter and Water Crackers bblS. dried Apples
 .. '' Peaches; Received this Ay and for saie by
 JON D. ADAMS, June 6, 2S5l--40. SteaHhOat Lending. DAC0N 1000 lbs Extra Sugar Cured Hams; M 7000 lbs Clear Sides
 4000 lbs Bone do.;
 2,500 lbs Shoulders; DRIED BEEF-S00 lbs Extra Sugar Cured; FL0UR-iN Bbls Ohio, SupeEtne. vlNEGAR--5 bbls Cider; Received per steamer R. H. Lee. and for sale hy !ens sd. WI D. WAIT.
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Lands iM DreaC County for
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S0le TPON accommodating terms, the following U tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bartho- lomew, in Drew county, Arkansas S. E. fraction qr. sec. '; West half sec. :; w. half of N. E. qr sec. [; w. half sec. 6; W. half ofS. E. ar. sec 6; all III township 1 south range west.
 These lands are among the best in the State of Arkansas, well situated, in a thnving neighbor- hood and convenient for shipping produce. For terms, apply to
 L. A. WHITLEY. Little Rock, March 22d. 3S-3m