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DR. LElDY'S SiRSiPiRlLLA BLOOD PlLLS.
 Ahead of all others!!
The Envy of alt Ptu sfsnufaetursr-!i

The Envy of alt Pill sfanufaeturersI DECAUSE they are safer, better and more eff. 1J caeiogs than any athers: and because the pub. ie val take h0lee Of others they obtain tieni 3O0O BOXES bsVe been sold annually or inc hsl five year-.
 YtJ'NG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, can alusy. take hem wilh equal sAfets, aud without fear
 IF PILLS bk NECESSARY foE parsiBE and cicsRstaf te stomach and Bawss, and pnTilHE Blood Hids of thu body, take thefio other I4s Ie4H,c combined rffeets, contain SsrsSPsriiia ih hem.
 Eat. Drink sad Live UsaaI, aRd Jairsut ydui asHal afeupation whist taking them, without tea9 m Hg cold, duFing a kinJs pi weather.
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wagefrd hst ccnun. certificates" tfnIm PUsi ciana eiergy men, mhtrs pf tngrrss, ana .caht csh be produced Of teT efscacy tsH any oir FORTY PULLS AXE IN \ BOX. and sott q 2i cri's boz, stl directions and much wise4t-se advice acc0na Hyihg each b0I.
 They hayr taste unpleasant sfael,
 Frco treR dusI psspisT aiiy kind,
 Iln Bo guPe 1e sloiKagt bowels,
 Produce Bo sickness, vomiting bad feelings,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TINES
 And adapied us,sst ais.asss TsniiRam to uanked No having taken them si hs willing aeiss afss p tatt lagz- eesase tl4y atli asyr , rrres they dc uot, tiiCu eihsr. will.
 D N B. LeIds, the pfvlsto and nian3tsearc- afrgl lar dugt. clein1st aiid ysIcan, iS years eaDss0r Piiadspsa graudaia ei the Itavafsty af P.Hh-tisan, meniieF o dtHcreB Hedscal iasiiiultas ' Pbaeta Nt Tors. Re-ton, Baltimore. Be- aDa Screspad rsneee he 0i ti, erster foubdctcr placed a - psiis, aud hsg bgg recommended s pfaCucs fd uftft sp.etabia physsetssts throughout lhs tIHe ~tstes Principal Depot. Df LelGg~ Uif{eHsaFSi No. tl4 Ntfh Foarlh St, Piiiaa lIiaand sold si0cse and s~iaii t ] W TaPpc, Liuie kock; steeeHsoa, Fan hnf"ai se' vl, Mead aud Nggla & tp., Nes EslsAis, ald s 'fag sisis aad stnfckeepefs lH tss tHstea states.
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100000 lbs. NEW GOO ED

100000 lbs.
 NEW GOO ED DECEIVED by WALTER MITCHELL, n, within the last month, that have been Puf- chased by hin, better terms than any stock hi'h- efio and as well selected, which he will dispose ci at such rates as shall induce customers 10 purchase more liberalv than hefore-the truth ot which may be tested by all persons who will favor hIm w'th call and examination. al his New Cash stores, on N ain and Markham streets, Little Rock, where they will 6nd. a, ali times, fuil assortment of all articles beIonging to the following branches of merchandise viz. Dry Goods, Boo's and Shoss,
 Groceries, Hats GRd Caps,
 C,oek,rv. Drugs sni Medicines,
 Hardrars, Points and Oas, Tta,rare Clothing,
 Furniture, Flour, Stonsrqys, Hhiskey and all Iron and Naiis. otier Liquors,
 Stopes and Castings. Bacon.
 Cotton Yarn. Sole and Upper Leather. and all other articles ever found in
 General Variety store.
 Therefore, he would respectfully invite all per sons that visit Little Rock. 10 give him call, tha he may give them a cordial reception, and aequ himseif as far as may be m his power, Oi the above broad assertions.
 His unprecedented success (having, so far, sur passed his most saDe'line anteipaNons) places hun under very great obligations io all h's customers. ant he would hereby render most hearty thanks 'o one and all for past iavors, and kindly task conin uance of the same.
 His present facilities for business enables him to sell more goais than he can possibly gei into his house but hopes iA futare. 10 he able 10 supply all demands. a, he IS aboHt tosesiab'i.h Wholesale House al NAPOLEON, by which means any quantity of goods wia be delivered at Little Rock, at all times. as cheap as they can be purchased in New Orleans CT Cincinnati, with exception oi iFeigh and expenses.
 In twenty days from this date, as near as may be, he will return from Cincinnati, with about eighty tons of Whiskey, Floar, and such articles as can be purchased, the cheapest in that eiiy.
 Just received. per steamer Citizen, ninety bbls Whiskey, and twehty Cheese. which is gong on like hot cakes. w MITCHELL. LaiLe Rock, Dee. 2lss, 1850. l6-l3w.
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Iron and Castings.

Iron and Castings. .1O00 Lbs. Bar Iron, assorted LEOOO 4 Bundles Nail Rods; 6Bundes Extra Horse Shoe; 100 pieces Plow Wings; 75 skillet' and iidsi 90 Ovens and lids l5 assorted English Pots Is Sugar Kettles; I2 Grid Irons: 3O odd lids Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb. II. Steamboat Landing.
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v. Pitchers, ' Ewers and Basins, White Or. Brush Trays and Soap boxes, " G sauce Tureehs, 6 do BntteTs and Drsiners, 6 ' do. Pickles, W sauce boats and stands, l " G Mugs. '' CC Tank Mugs; do. porter mugs; do fancy;
 Misses Plates, Bakers snd Dishes, 2n |" edged Plates, edged Dishes, Bakers, {" ( Nappefs, 1 Y" Bed Pans, , ' Ia. End Tea Pots, Sugars and Creams, , {" Spit Cups, | [" white China Dishes. 3 " white ChinaiCapeFoIest 1 " " c Wasiards; do Pickles; pr Fruit
 Basket., 1 " pr. W C Galleries, Fissks, Glass Bowls,
 do. Pitchers, do. Ssivers, " 6 ring Casiors, Moiasses Cans, 10 ' common Bowls, Il " Tgmblers, Auted and common. , Gobleis, {" Champaignes, 1 1" Wines. ' Solar Side Lamps; l do. Lanters,; Cat
 Hall Lamps; Solar hanging Lamps; l " DecanteFs, " Cup Plates, H.Xieaa ant white Cbina Spittoop'; German Mugs; Cut Sails, pr. Vases; ; Eisbi Day Clocks.
 Dec 1850. l5-
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GUNS! CUSs!! GUNs:y!

LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash, sD fine Double and Single bsrrellei Shot Guns, Rifles flint aad percussion gun Locks, Se., &c-, at the Gunsmith Shop, Main street. where repair ing is dcne up blue, by II. GRlFFlIHs.
 Nov6. 9-
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT: The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the I.t of November. and con- ,inue unii the last of February. The Anatomical Derartmsnt will be opened and ready to receive s,uslents by the lst of October. The Medical De- partnent will be under the direction o the following
 PrOfessors:
 J. CoxauEsr CRoss, MD, Professor Of the In.
 stiiutes of Medicine asd Medical Jurisprudence. w BYRD POWELL, MID, Professor ot Cerebral
 Physiology, Medical Geology andl Miheraogy' R. S NEWTON, MD. Professor ot Surgery II J. HuLcE, Nj D., Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Medicine.
 l. A. WILSON, NJ D., Professor of Obsteterics
 aod Diseases ot Women and Children. J. KING, M D, Professor oi Materia Medca,
 and Iherapeuicst
 z. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. J. MILTON SANDERS, A M. MD, Professor oi
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 Clinique Lecturers: Medlcine-Prof H J. HULoE.
 Sgrssry-Proi R. 5. NEWTON.
 Aaatomicai Demoastafor-Z FIREMAN, Nj D. The fees for full course oi lectures amount 10 SI0j MaIticulalors, 5. Demonstrators Fee, $IO. Graduation. S2o.
 Those deslrng further information will please address their letters (post paid) 10 ,he Dean; and students arriving m the city will please cali on him al the Commercial Motel.
 k :. NEW TON, N D, Dedn ef tAe Faraty.
 LAW DEPARTMENT: Hon. F.. w. M. KIHG, Professor oi Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju.
 T.prudence.
 TERMs- $50 per session.
 All Aions pertaining ,o this department must be addressed 10 E. w. NJ. KING Esq Memphis, Tenn, July, 1850.
 The Faculties. for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will compar. favorshly with the most distinguished in our eoun- try The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this or any other counttyall of them leen- rers and the best teachers.
 Those who Will contemplate ouR geographical pO- si,ioa. and the extent of our population, can have 10 doubt as to the eligibility of situation an enterprise of the kind As 10 health, including all seasons Of the year, we deny fiat any OiAsr t'y hGs more.
 A common error exists in the minds of many stu dents rsid,iye 10 ihe place of studying medicine those who intend prae,eing among inc. diseases oi the West and South should certainly educate ihem= selves al 2 school whose Faculty practically auainted with these diseases.
 That the public may be sa;isdee of the perma. nency of this school, feel Il duty tn slate that the Trustees and Faculty form q uni, in action, which arsues well for its future success and ihat iAe peculiar internal organization which eoanects them cannot be interrupted.
 E. ". N. KING, PrssidsHt of thG MsmPAis last.
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BOARD OF rRUSTEEs

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. WIrrER, PRETrBENr. Hon H ? PoindextAr, Rev. Wm. Moores. Rev L. P Lively, Rev. B. P Box, N. Jones, M. D, MT. j B. san. defur, Mir. I. Williamson, Hon b Trimbs. Rev J, Custer, NJ. D., Rev. J. J Roberts. B. Mitehe, NJ. D, Mir W. " Andrews, Mir. 5 I, Sanders, Mir. H. W Smith. 7-22-u
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Groceries! GrOceries!!

Groceries GrOCerics!! TUST received direct from Cincinnati, per Steam .) CT Hamburg:
 , Bbs Dried'Apples, , {" Beans, kegs Pigs feet, Boxes SoapJ 10 [" Star Candles, 1s bbl Beef tongues, 10 kegs Goshen Batter, Bbl Saerat Bbls Vinegar, 100 gal Jugs, 50 ta '" do.
 BbIs Lard Oil. 10 " Whiskey, 10 "a Bbls do. g Bbls Flour. 20 l" Onions, 20 " Potatoes, And for sale cheap by A. J: HUTi' Ian DO 1851 20.u Main sfresf.
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SUNDRIES.

NJ UNHNsSs
 SO Bbis. Sufeffne Flour: 60 Boxes Star Can OU dies 10 Bbis. Clear Pork; ? Bbis. Linseed Oil :; ? Bbls. Lard Oil; 1 Bbis. Powdered Sugar, Do. Crushed Do; LOGO Lbs. Cotton Yam; s,o0o Lbs. Bar Iron; 25 Kegs Pure White Lead.
 HARDWARE, $e.-Anvis; Bellows; wees; Screw Plates; Hand and Sledge Hammers; Moruee s, ana Rim Locks. Mineral Knobs; Fancy Plate, Cup board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hatch cts; Traces; Grubbiug Hoes; Turning Ch,seis and Gonges Files and Rssps; and fold Rules; Let fer Copying Presses Wrought and Horse Nsiis; snisii Levels and Piumbs; Hand, Panel and Wood saws; Shovels, Spades and Manure Forks; SoPA' Varn,sb, &e. Received and for sale by
 July l6 W M D. "Aii
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fS4PFENTI4 PRESEfT OMNIBUS.l FEMALE CoLLEGIATE MlNARY,
 TuLrP, DALLAS CoUSrT, ARKASsAs.

1 1H M John $. Garvin, Presi- Weldon E. Wright, NJ D.,
 dent. Prof of Cole Prof. of Nat. Science. Mrs M. Cook Govern. Maj B. J. Borden, Prof oi and Tnstructress. Etbies and Belle Letters. Senor F. Garcia, Prof. of Music and Mod. Lang.
 TUITION PER MONTH. Collegiate Department, (Anc. or Modern Largua- Collegiate Department, English Course,..... % Academic Department. ......-..,........3 oo Primary Department. .........--- OO Ornamental Department, (Panting aud
 DrawiBg,l ...................- oO Musical Department, tVocal and lustrumental,5 00 Boarding, including washing fuel. lights &c. 10 o0
 Academic year embraces one session ot ten months. commencing the lst Monday in August and closing the last Thursday in June. Tuition and Board must be paid one-half in advance the re msinder at the ciosa of the session No deduction will be made from the rates of Tui- ton except in cases of sickness
 ExamIn ations. -.- here will be an annual ex- animation before Board of Visitors at the close of each term; aud quarterly examinations before the Board of Guardians.
 Diplomas will be given, on the recommenda- ton of the Board of Visitors. 10 the graduates of the Seminary and certificates of Scholarship, to those whO have taken partial course.
 Discipline and Police will be mild but firmi being rather one of moral restraint, than pun ishment Quarterly reports ofconduct.and Scholar ship will be transmitted to parents or guardians. course of InstrnctiOn Is divided into three Departments Primary. Academic and Collegiate
 Music. --.It is believed that no Institution in the South west offers equal advantages 10 perfect it's Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. Senor Garcia the accomplished head Of this Department has taught with distinction in Washington City aud Virginia, and is not only most skillful per former but the best Instructor in the Art, that we have ever seen.
 Needle wOrk---Plain and Fancy.---No extra charge will be made in this Department, the pupils furnishing the materials The products viii be disposed of at an annual Fair and the pro- ceeds placed in the Library Fund. Lectures and Competitions Lectures vii l be delivered regularly by the heads of Departments to their respective Glasses, and Compositions will be required every two weeks during ih course. from the members of the Academic and Collegiate Departments.
 Vacation. .---Therc will be a vacation Of one week the. last of December, and one of two months at the close of the Session.
 By order of the Board of Guardians s-Y-tf
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Flows, Flows.

Flows, Flows. ID ECElvED per santa Fe fG and Dove, the iollowing r=s= goods: GsNkass two horse Flows. 30 Kegs and quarter kegs powder. 20 Sacks Rio Coffee. Bbls. Molasses. Dozen Collins Axes. For sale by A. j. hoI
 Main street. Feb. 4, 1851. Z2-u.
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-1e,r G.aods, .lear GOoefs!
A. J HuTT,
3. ttl. Ock Foundry.

COAL CRATES, (Aikansas pattera.) for sale N cheap. by ROSN ELL BEEBE.
 Dec g. 1850 sI
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NOAIPLoK POINTS.-A sspply reeei N perS,esmer " Woodsman, by VIM 5. WA
 July 9, 1850
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INLOUR 100 Bbs Ohio extra supcFhHs, I Buckwheat, 20 Bags,
 Cheese-20 Boxes,
 Lard Oil-2 Bbls,
 Glass-lO Boxes 10 by p, Hams-6 casks extra sugar cured, Lard-50 kegs No l,
 Nails-25 kegs,
 Beef-2 bbls dried. Reed per "Hamburg," and for sale by Jan. 20, 1881. 20-n VIM. B. WAIT,
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Sugar md Coffee.

EO Bags best Rio Coffee, .)U Hhas. Prir.s frown Sugar, In store and for sale by T. D. MERKICK & co. ..
 Nov. !. is50- s-9-u
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WALTON, SANFo D&c o.
 GENERAL GR0CERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2S, New Levee, Orleans:

HAVE constantly on hand general and well f1 selected assortment of staple and Fancy Groceries, Fine LiquoTs and Wines, Prorisi0ns, Efe. Etc
 In addition to the articles usually found in C,ocer's Stock they keep supply of Nails, Glass, Drugs, and Dyes, Letter and Cap Paper, Playing Cards, &e. &e.
 Their nim will be to sell good and fresh articles and always at FAIR MARKET PRICES. Their facilities for buying with theiE experience in the Arkansas trade, aud their knowledge ot the wants of that section, they think will enable them at all times 10 ill., satisfactorily, such orders as they nay be favored with.
 Jan. 1, 1851. l-y.
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Board Of visitors.
WiSHlSOTOS MALE SENlNiRY.
Hempstend County, Arks,

VIE second session of this institution. oyrUe. \ this morning. February llth ls50 Rev (. TuRHrNriSE, Superintendent and Pro.
 lessor of Moral snd Intellectual PhRosephy,
 Bei'e-Leiiers, and Spanish Literature Rev II. C. THwEArr, 4. M. Professor of Grccian.
 Roman, reach and Italian Literature. JAaEs CHockKR, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
 Students received "a the Primary Department aud
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TERMS:

Primary Department per session of 2l wesas payable quarterly in advance, SIP nA Preparatory Department, Ia % Collegiate Course. % GO Vocal and Instrumental Music Elements Of Musical Composition Extra , % Initiation Fee, 70 No deductea for absence unless in cases ot pro- tracted illness
 All students charged from the time of tlsIf entry 10 the end of the session.
 B.-The sons of all ministers who are en. gagged in the regular work of the ministry or of these who are superanualed or have died n the ministry: will be educated free of charge. B0AEDrNG can be obtained in the bes, families at from S6 to g per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both io he moral and intellectual training of all students committed 10 our charge.
 s. T SANDERS, Secretary.
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Groceries.

nE Sacks Salt; Is Sacks Coffee; Is Bbls. Sugar :: /O I Bbl. Powdered sugar; 10 B5ls and haif Bbls. Molasses Tiercs Rice Raisins. Cheese, VermiciIli, Macaroni, Sweet Chocolate. LObssers. Sardines, Birthstone, Cigars, spanish Brown, Rot inn Stone. Whiting. Bristol. Brick. Emery, Lamp S,icks Gc.. &c. ReceIEea per Pontiac, and for s.i" hv JOHN D ADAMS,
 Fah II. 1851, Steamboat Landing.
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sundries from New Orleans.

sundries from New Orleans. nECEIvED per Steamers Phillip Pegnywit and h, Pontiac, the fOiIowing goods, io-Wft: 100 bleached Sacks Salti 10 half Bbas. MOIssses Bbl Rice; s6Ss lbs. Sweed Iron 50 pss do. Flow MOulds; 30 Steel Mills, assorted sizes Dozen Grass Bed Cords; ? Coils do Rope; Coils Cotton Rope; 10 Bright OK Chains;
 2 Dos. waterproof Rife Locks; 9 do Palm Leaf Hats; l2 do. Webstsr's Spellers; 100 sets Cups and saueers; 100 do. Edged Plates;
 3 Dos. Horse Collars;
 3 do. B. B. B. Hats; 49 pair Men's thick Boots; s10 bbls. Prime Sugar. For sale by
 A. ]. HUTT, Feb. To, 1851. Main Street.
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LIQUOR. r BgLS. Old Boarben Whiskeys Bbss Old 9 WOnon9ahsla whiskey 20 BbIs. Prime oIa Whiskey; 20 half do. do. 4Bbls. French Brandy; Casks Old Cognac Brandy; 2 do Madeira Wine;
 Casks Muscat Wine;
 2 do. Malaga do.
 HI. Bbl Cherry Bounce;
 BbI Gin. Received per Trus- fac. and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS, E.h IT 1851. Steamboat Landing.
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COTToy GIN STANDS.

n GIN STANDS. 50 Says each made by E. / CARVER < CO, East Bridgss alsr hass-' received from the manu ufsclaEers and fer saie 9a favorable terms, by VIM E. HAII-
 Jgiy I6, I-J8.
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Mills! MiIls!! MiiIs!.!

0S Steel Miiis, assorted sizes. -.J l2 Saper Lined Paddles, for sale low by
 Nov. %, ls50. A. J. HUff.
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Partridge Roots.

4 CASES Stout Calf Boots, Cases Waterproof + BoOots, just received aud for SaIe by
 Dee. IT. FATHERLY X CLEMENTS.
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.HOE.FSSES &c.

TuST Received per Phillip Pennywit, J Bbls Molasses 6 half do.; l Cssk Rice, an, for sale by FATHERLY k CLEMENTS.
 Feb. II. 1851.
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Hats. EEats!! Hats!!!

. Cases Fashionable SIik Hats Doz Wool do 1; < DOz Cloth Caps Received per Pontiac ant for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Feb. II If55l. Steamboat Landing.
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Queensware and Glass Ware.

TOHN D. ADAMS, Cat Lower Steamboat Land- J ing) offers 10 his friends and the public, he tol lowing carefully Selected Gin the East) assortment of Queensware, &e., &c., which he will sell very low:
 B doz. white granite dinner and soup plates, I2 |" Tea Setts
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Flour! Flour.

ID ECEIvED this day by wagons, Twenty Bbls. n Superfne Flour, for sale for Cash at
 Nov i2 A. j., HUTTS.
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FATHEKLY X CLEMENTS. Dee. IT, Is5e.
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Teas, Teas, Teas.

! Chest Best Imperial Tea, | ds' do YouAg Hyson do
 do dc Black Tea, tr esi. Receive per last arrivals and ios Ts.S sale cheap by ~
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Bagging, Rope and Irvine.
Ruck Wheat Flour.

HE Sacks Fresh Buck WhsSs Fioar. just re- ZC ceived by FATHERLY & LEMENTS.
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season Their situation is pleasant, and in the
midst OF highly productive and beautiful district


The Frederick White Sulphur, Eve miles north.
east OF Winchester. are located among the pine
hills, in the bottom of narrow valley Com netely
surrounded by the pine hills. This place has some
thing of q melancholy air, its secluson b 30 CON-
plete from the surrounding world. But the sulphur
water has been used and approved for half a CEN
tury; and for the last twenty five years it has been
United States. They have their tournament and
ball here on the 4th and 9Th Of September
The Shannondale Springs, ten miles above
EarpeT's Ferry, on the Shenandoah river, you have
had very particularly described your summer orr
respondence The visit Of the President aud suite
has contributed to make this ch ,rmngy beautfi,
place known the wide world over, from the letters
published in the lNc,c Y0rk He'un IL has had AN
unusually large share Of the public patronage this
IN, and by the next prepar ition' will be ado
for anticipated rein.orcenents The tournament
and ball come off a, Shannondale nsxt Tuesday
and Wednesday, the ID aud 81 Of September.
Al! these springs lie within the circuit OF one
Congressional district. Western Virginia is with
out parallel for the abundance au: variety Of her
mineral waters her bold, beautiful, and sublime
mountain scenery; and her gorgeous subterransan
caves, compared with which the cave Of Fingal,
and the grolto Of Antiparos are small potatoes
few more railroads will attra,t a summer travel
through these regions which will be worth aions
of money to the people and the treasury Of the
state. Having walked up in the absence Of Father
hltche at w ashington, it is to be hoped that the
ola commonwealth will push forward the system Of
interna! improvements she has so nobly begun,
Members OF Congress are elected in this Sta.e
on the first Thursday in October. 1t is generally
expected that the results will be nearly the sam,
the elections to the last Congress There is very
little political excitement here, notwithstanding
that with the elections for Congress, total revou
tion in the fundamental law Of the State mas TO be
decided upon by the people There is 40 doubt
however, OF the adoption of the new constitution
by an overwhelming majority of the popula. vote
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING 4.

WHITE CIIsfHi " ClhlNG~s
FREDERICK Co, Va, August 80, lJl.
The Virginia Springs Shdnno~det- Bdth-Frete-
rick JIhitc Su,phw- Cap0u-7h Seoson-BaHs-
Tournaments Politics Of tho Day. g..
This has been dashing season for the Virginia
springs. A large body Of southerners, especially
vrginians and South Carolinians, heretofore accus
toned to spend the summer sols,iee at'Cape Nay.
Newport, Saratoga, and the Niagara ard Montreal
circuits as regularly as the seassn came round, have
turned their patronage, this summer, to the springs
Of Virginia and their splendid mountain scenery.
The consequence has been that the Virginia springs
have been doing good business; and when her pro-
ieced lines of railroads are finished as they will be
in few wears, New Workers and Northerners gene
rally will be among the regular vsiters ID the foun-
tajns and the mountains Of Virginia
The visit of MIR. Webster to Capon was in good
time. IL oyerhowed the Mountain House with Gus
TONERS from that day till the formal closing OF the
festivals of the season, in the tournament and ball
of last Thursday. Seven hundred visiters have
they had to provide for at that enc establishment-
in the heart of the mountains. and twentysix miles
to the nearest point, by common highway, where
pyovisions could be had. No wonder they were
sometimes little short of that variety and elegance
If supplies which are so convenient 70 the Northern
shrines Of fashion and her summer moths and but
| ternies. Next summer, however. the proprietors
| intend to have their establish ment large enough
| for thousand, and the commissstiat department
will 10 doubt be amply provided for.
The Berkeley Springs, known as Bath, IN tn,s
regicp. have had an unusually large eomP'ny thii
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emierste TO this land Of liberty becoming citizens
according to the provisions Of the laws Of the land
as they now exist .
This in the pre- sent state of the worl consider
of such vast i'm portance as for every other ques'
tion to dwindle into comparative incgni6 ,ance.
Your obedient ser want, JACOB BARKER.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

held an inquest on the body. yesterday forenoon
We have not learned what was the verdict, &C
whether any other facts than those related above
were disclosed--BsGalo (N " Commercial, A.