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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

HARDWARE AND HOUSEKEEPING Ar
II TICLES, CHEAP FOR CASH. AT No. IS, King
street, Alexandria, Na.-rhc subscriber intending
to make some change i'll the character "i ms h'Sl'
ness, will ia order to reduce the heavy stock on
hand offer for ,ale ut c"d Jar ""Sh. during the
present summer. great variety "i useful articles
in his line, consisting of Japan Tin Iolict ware
Brittania Pitchers Brittania Tea Pots, Britianla
Block Tin Plate Covers. Brittania Lamps. German
Silver Spoons &c, Nc., bargain will he gwen III
any article now on hand.
For sale at manufacturers prices. the Fruit Can
sold by IL. l. Gregory, also other Cans at very low
rates.
Persons intending to build, can buy i"" cash, a
great bargain in Locks, Hinges, Screws. &C., M
dow Sash furnished to order at a Sh"r, notice
jyl6 Jo"N 1. ChEi"h 'oN'
NXTAGON ROWS. BENT RIMS AND pa
w TENT CLOTH, and a great variety of best
Malleablc Castings offered at lowest rates. All
in want are solicited to call before purchasing.
uylS GEO. I. BALDWIN.
lNMITH'S FILES AND SCREW PLATES
y Very superior Files and Horse RaspS, and n
full assortment of Stocks and Dies. Just received
from the makers GEO. l. BAhD"lN'
aug Is
CHOVELS AND SpADES.-Ju>t received IA
- supply of Amcs 4 Rowland'S l. and ID handle
Shov,ls and Spades by GEO. /. BALDWIN,,
aug Is No. /" N"r'h r"''''A S''''''
VIRGINIA HAMMERED IRON, just in store,
Y purchased ut reduced rates and for sale ac-
corJingly. ,aug Isl GEO. T. BALDWIN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CO.UP 4 Ny,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
,.nITaI OVER 35O. 900 DOLLARS,


,yH HCoVSTANTLY INCREAS NG.
Tbo Charter of this Company offers more tavora-
III. advantages To- the farmer ana others than any
Cor,n,uv chartered in the state, by insuring
with ar without premium note Ii tue applicant
pr.t,r, he can pay the full amount oil the premium
in co sh or nv ciccting Il cash insurance LOT Two
y.,r. the insured saves onc-cighth OF the amount
he would otherwise have to pay; OF ID! becoming
,.oh,r and Giving small premium note. the IN
.r.d save. nearly one half of the amount charged
bv Stock Comranies. when nSurng from year to
r.,r This j. the advantage resulting IRON the
ASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
Thi. C,mpauy commenced issuing Policies
araips, loss or damage by fire, on the l"'h DAY "i
March. 1854. since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured ana become
members of the Company. and over seventy thou-
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
nc-,scI our business during the past year, we feel
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
tho Comrony thus far and for its tlattering Pros-
r.r,s of futurc usefulness. The Director. hope
and believe that. by prudence. caution and rlgld
system of economy, they will establish ior TINS
Comranv \ reputation for chcapneSS ana saiety
not surpassed 10y any Company IN the |. states.
All differences in settlement Of losses, may he
determined bv three di,intcrc>ted arbtral"rs o the
Comfy where such loss happened. t. hc mutually
chosen by the insured and The company.
DIRECTORS:
u W Thomas T.. Il. Robertson,
Edward S,urstcr, James I. Close.
Dr r n St.bl,r. Thomas I. Hill,
Cbr;.,opber Nealc, W. ID. Massey.
p d Lip.coinb K. II. Carter,
sil,s H;gIow. Wm. Wright,
" NJ Turner. X. +. Lester,
A. h. Blekcy, >: J.. STUART
OFFICERS:
II. W. Thomas. Pres't. Thomas l. mn lle e''
T. L. Robertson.V Prcst Vim. Wright Secretary
JAS. T. CLOSE, Actuary General Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

.r-I NOTICE-The Steamer C0LUM-
r---xsAAEss.aC.BIA, Capt. James Harper. having
been thoroughly repaired and improved. will re-
,ume her trips between Baltimore and this place.
leaving Baltimore. saturday, 18th instant, at )
o'clock and returning leave this place, on the fol-
loving Wednesday, at !. A. NJ.
WHEAT BRO, Agents.
\. B. The freight on merchandise for the differ
spt landings on the river will invariably be requr-
ed IL advance. NH Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
LUMBER, LATHS. LIME, &C.

UMBER. COAL, AND WOOD YARD.-t"r-
s,,of Union and Queen Streets. N"r'h-Whcre
| am prepared to furnish every de,'T,pii"" OF
LUMBER, SHINGLES. LATllS. LIME, 8c.
Also. Oak and Pine WOOD. Red and White Ash,
and Cumberland COAL which am selling 10" ior
cash. or on reasonable terms to good customers:
aug 3-tf I. W. nH" IN
COAL.-I have on hand and am constantly re-
v ceiviug ANTHRACITE COAL 81 ''Iv ne |eI'
,,,.,;,;as Car family use-CUMBERLAND COAL
from the Fros,burr Mines, by the cargo carload
or single ton Factories furnished with the rn'i-oi
mine. a, lowest rates. Apply to
noyS-tf d. b. SMITH, Queen It. Wharf.
NyEGROES WANTED.--l wish t" purchase
~ any number Of NEGROES. for which / Will
nav liberal prices. Those wishing to sell, VIII Il"
we'll to call On me before selling at my old stand
at West End, Alexandria, Va.
aug ls-du JosEfh DhtiN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

JIOoPED SKIRTS of from to ~ sprnG''
IL made of the best French steel Sbring.-ln
calling the attention Of the Ladies to my stock OF
SKIRT, ln So, feeling cont that can suit all,
both in quality and price. Several years G\pe-
ricucc in manufacturing has enabled me TO hring
this article almost to perfection. and Ladies h"y'ng
skirt. of ne can rely npon getting the best 4aai-
~. latest style, and at the lowest price;
,n,, D. ". Il. RICHARDS, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

PENNYBACKER & PERRY BROTHERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND CASH DEALERS IN
GROCERIES. SALT. PLASTER. &c.
J. 5. Pcnnybacker ALEAANDHIa H.
William Perry, -
Joseph Perry aug --H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
VOL. Tx.
.,,r;a Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
A.'A'- PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOWD EN-,
.I-;a Gazette and Virginia Adv6rtIser
AeIanoi'' ron TIfE COC.STRTl

,.,,ndria Gazette ana flIg,nta A@r'i'
AsfaHu FOX the cOCNTRiJ
- prRLI,uED. REGULARLY, ON
..r,ys THURSDAYS, S,ANDSATURDAfS
i h ar,,, Dollar. per annum, payable IN advance.
" Gn nniar nS9 Ss'rs AdYeS,s ie
- ."' - ,,,.r three, times for % cents square
a'a'' x.,Kros INSIDE. - cents OUTSIDE sixteen
~ ..un,.l q. Square. -.
.',. mt, hy tho year at prices to b" agreed upon
to the usual amount oil space 'n's may
.,-i! ,,rsgrI,gvE>rs charged for extra.
l'FL"a len, y the, wear not 10 advertise articles not
sg IA tn If regular hu,nc'.; nor TO lnsr, IN 'n'r
any Gi Io,iGas %sns' ssSdns s lnn hss S~I lines, will
t,-sI for q. ,iyrrt ''.nent-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
WASHINGTON & CO..
OIVY g. MON,

TROCERS-DEALER IN CORN MEAL,
" CORN. OATS. BALE ia y, aud all kinds
of .WILL- FEED, corner of Prince and Royal stS.,
Alexandria. Va. ap l9-dly
THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant No. .. Janney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
r,l "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

/AS DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR
Pl!lLADELPHlA.-The Propeller D..
JEROME, Capt. jerome, will leave Philadel phia,
oa saturday, al II o'clock NJ, and Alexandria, on
Tuesday. at 10 o'clock, NJ. For freight, which will
te taken reasonable terms. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER, JR.,
"A North Wharvcs. Philadelphia.
or to STEPHEN SHINN,
nv l0-tf 81 Uuinn-strcet. Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
INSURANCE AGENCY.

INSURANCE hULNV1 =
JAMES 5 ROGERS al We. H. F"wie d' Sans,
No. t. South UL"rre,. ig'm Jar
4 LBEMARLE INSURANCE CoMPANl:
n CHARLOTTESNILLE, VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL AND SrrrLrS, Sl97 ,659.3l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

rJNHREE THREAD SAXONY YARN. I'll wool,
| aud guaranteed 10 lie the best Yarn m4nu:Ic-
tureI. all number. and al sZes. | AIN now re
ceiy.ny my stock Of the .b"yc goods. and .oiclt \
catl FROM those who have been buying this Yarn
Tor "A number of years. aud To all who want good
article oG am, ! would .Iy, try it.
". b. RICHARDS. JE.,
aug 81 Agent tDr the Factory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
FRUIT CANS, FRUIT CANS /.

FRUIT CANS, FRUIT CAHs
RTII'E'S SELF-SEALlNU CANS nav"
a stood the ties, Of four years. Ths l. Tue only
Can from which the Whole top can Uc removed
For sale at Arthur. prices
Also, tnY EXCELs lUR CANS. manufactured d!
II. [. Grc.ory, AID sold at hi. pri .: by
iy lI--n2m |ohN ''p'''.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

THOMAS ID il'Dh MI
P.S We hive brought the Patent k,s"ti"r ,he
City and County "i AIcAan'ria. "' . 'Naen.''
.,y;iro n,ll,c. and all kind. o: circular work. ana
arc rr.por.d tn saw fglloc. ia the best manner:
al.o, to sell shorrgh's. Cali and see tor your
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
T MAS Pc R
DIR. HAROLD sNOWDEN
PHILIP H HOOFF

FLOUR. GRAIN. AND GROCERY MERCHANT,
AIera"d,:n. Virginia..
TT AS removed To No. IS SOrTH OF PRINCE AND
IL on UHIuS STnEET. Particular attention Will
hc given to all consignment' OF Produce. Plaster
Salt and Groceries furnished ut current rates.
~ o6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

rOTICE.-Wc. the undersigned. have th'S Isl
y day of July. lSj9, entered into c"lar, ncr-
min to conduct the WHEEL u RIEHI Avn
ri irESUJTH BUSINESS in all 1t, branches
a, the old stand of Robert liodgkin, "n ma "S"r
corner of Queen street.. Weiu,ile the citizens OF
thi, place aud -urrountia: country I" can anu IN
anime our superior stock of well seasoned oAh
and HICKORY. Our workmcn III both wool ana
IRON an. the best that eau he found Weare there
fore, prepared to furnish any and all KINDS "t ,n'
b..t work that can lie found III Alexandra ,o"h-
~. and warranted !ur one year, except bf'"""2cs
by arridcnt or oycrloading,l :Or cash or lr"hp'
payn.cut. twice year. january 1t and July sstl
at 10 per cent. below the present current price,
and on all bills of over -S mouths staialiiG' w
shall charge ;ntrrc.t. We have secured the 'cryI-
cc. Of twn of the bert smith. i'll the State, MI
Howard. late OF Phadclph!a. and Mr. "m; fAr-
.ou. who j. well known a. one "i 10. bts' H"'se
sbncr. in the State. HORSES SlIOD with plain
or .rrc,ri ,ho,s for % c-. per shoe on wflrh we
.;,,, make no deduction. We return oar Thanks Tor
past fayvrs. and solicit your palrnna-t'
~ pnpLPT IIDIGElN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

@s FOR RENT--The HOUSE on Cameron
u street. at present occupied by Doctor Lewis.
Possession given the 18th "i September. For
terms, apply To Doct. KING, ''s. A. Washington
iy 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

FOR RFNT-The DWELLING on Alfred
Iii street. heretofore occupied hy Mr.. james ?.
smith. to whom application can he maGe, Tor
TERMS sc. flthh ne '. -. -
;IS .c,f Eyccutnr Of " e. Smith. deed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

TT" N0TICE.-Thc steamer JAHES
essssss.sszl. essssss. -. CRY having resumed her route ON
,ae Potomac River. will leave Washington on
~ ksDAlS and FRIDAYS, at t. A. NJ Return
os,xlll leave Curromau on WEDNESDAYS aud
SATURDAYS. stopping at all the regular Land
'hs' going aud returning
LUCIEN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
N.Fs. BorsH, Agent. NH loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

The following j. partial list ot property which
will bc given the purchasers OF Books at the time
nf sale: worth from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

IJ" \ CAkD.-EXpccting at the proper time
to announce myself II candidate for the Sheriff
atty of Alexandria County, have to request that
nag Jcie"o. will not commit themselves TO CthtIs.
,uy Ig-.,tf WM A. HART.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
Lak.e LIlLnne. .IrE- Arr lSia

A0'7 7"7"70 I7N., ANy, IN0J. Judge Anthony T. Davis-his Speculation in County Scrip-5is Appointment of a Guardian for Free Negro.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
Geological Survey of Arkansas.

 F IRST report Of a Geological Recon- X noiscance of the northern count es 1 Of Arkansas, made during the years 1857 ! and 1858, by David Dale Owen, Principal assisted by William Elderhorst, Chemical Assistant, and Edward T. Cox, Assistant GsOlogist."
 To tie citizens of Arkansas this is an invdua- b!eb00k bat equally so to every shaving hesnal eS interest in her lands or csgin@ @infoTmationon- corning the wealth ot her immense mnera re- sotlcc, now being graduaIiybu reliably develDed This is the first report of lahorious survestill in rapid progress under the patronage of the satc the discoveries and disclosures from which will add wealth and importance to every portion Oi the country touched br the survey Dr. Owe has richly sustained the high reputation he alread en- joys from similar labor in other States. The work contains fourteen beautiful illutra- tioms, of steel, colored Autograph, and refrtent- ing tae following beautiful views:
 Natural Dam, across Lees Creek in Craford County;
 Sugar Loaf Mountain of searcy County; Calico Rock on htc River;
 Sugar Loaf Mountain of Marion County; Prominent Mass of Sandstone, Lead Reions, Carroll County;
 Cliffs of the :" Bee Rock on Little Red iver; Sugar Loaf Mountain. Van Buren Count. Knob of Searey County. on Forest Creek; Mammoth Spmne of Fulton County; Round Top Peak, Judah Mountain - oston Range;
 Marshall's Prairie, Boat, Pilot and Stack Ioun- i tan~ in the distance;
 Rock House on Cane Creek in Newton Cunty; View across the Arkansas River, fro the heights above Van BGren, Sugar Loaf Moltains in the distance;
 Part ot Boston Mountain Range, Newh Co. Large Royal Octave, 256 pp. bound in:loth; price S2 ca.
 Copies sent by mail carefully wrapped onsceirt of price. Agents wanted throughout the Ste. All orders addressed to
 JNO. r. REARGN, July l3th, '59. Book SelIer and Snoner
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21


 Judge Anthony II. Davis-his Speculation
 in County Scrip-E5is Appointment of a
 Guardian for a Free Negro.
 AlR. EpIToB.-1'he records of the conntv ana probate courts are referred to hv the author Of this article, and will bear him out and support every position he assumes. No one IS more fully impressed with the imnor- tance of preserving at all times due respect for the public officers of the country than myself. have always endeavored in my dealings and intercourse with such gentle men, not to loose sight of that respectabi llty and submlssiveness which are due from all the people to both the person and will oj the judges of our courts of iudicatrre The citizens, as general thing, are submis- slve and deterential to the duly appointel officers of both county and State. as they want to comply with laws enacted bv them selves or thelr representatives. Our citi zens are liberal in the taxation of them selves, obedient and submissive to the laws and respectful to the public cofficers-this is a good temper in the people and it should fill us with insult and resentment when if IS abused bya amaladministration ofthe laws and oi the public funds, (countv funds
 In the hope that the fountains of justice might be "pue and unsrllied, <" the consti tuition of the State of Arkansas makes the judiciary (judges) as independent as the liberties of the country demand. that every mducement to do wrong, whether of fear intimidation, or reward, might be harmless m its Influence. But no precaution will do any good, when we are deficient in that re- spect which we owe to ourselves and State
 Such has been the wickedness of Judge Anthony II. Davis, of Chicot. I feel inn peIled by sense of duty to call the atten tlon of the public to the following order of the county court of Chicot, which will de- termine whether as a judge he is in the line of duty. The order was made at the adjourned term of April-June the 9th. A. D. 1859, and IS found on the county court record of the last date, page 339. The or der Is taken verbatim from the county court record of the above date and page. and reads-" It is further ordered by the court that said sum of $6664 A, all the revenue of the whole county be placed in the hand ol Ahtholly IT. DaVlS, esq, presiding judge of the court, to be held in trust until the next July term of this court to pay all Ea bllitles for which said sum was specially appropriated; and any sum so appropriat- ed to be reported at the next term (July) of this court''
 The secret of this order, and it's history have not been explained-is known to those acquainted with the inside working of the court. and to them only. I had business in court when it was made-was attendino and attentive, and know the circumstances connected with its formation and mention them as necessary to definite understand ing of Judge Davis conduct as county and probate judge. To the Chicot county court there are two sides-inside and out side, and when explained the two sides ap-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
J OB WOR K

VI, Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estah. ishment in the country.
 We have procured, at Q cost of over sixteen bun- dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth nrint- Ing machines, which enables us to do work. and es peclaIiy pamphlet and book work in superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
Great Sale Of Railroad Lands. 4 O. .o oO A ere @

OF THE FINEST ARKANSAS LANDS,
 AT PUBLIC SALE.
 PURSUANT to an order of the Board of Directors of the LjHle Rock and Fort Smith Brunch of hle CairO and Fuiton Railroad Company. made on the ch day of June, l659
 40O0O Acres of Landl
 will be offered sale at the office of said comnaDv in the CITy OF VAN BUREN, CRAWFORD Co.,, AR KANSAS, on Monday the l4th day of No vember, 1859, and from day to day until sold, being about one half of the lands attached to the First Division of said road. These lands are adNantage0usly situated upon. and near the line of the Latte Roch and Fort Smith BraRch Railroad which k now being placed in course of construc- uon. They comprise some of the most VALUABLE BOTTOM and UrLANDs in w estern Arkansas and are situated in the counties of Crawford Sebastian and Franklin, and are frita tioenty miles Of the city ot Idn BaTen. and 1chtn ilceHty fire miles Of the cfy ot Fort Smith. This Railroad traverses a part oi tine finest and richest portion of the State, and ts competitor within five wears will afford railway communication with every portion of the Union.- immigration to this State has been steadily ncreas ing until the better part of the government lands are absorbed The lands attached to this road were selected and confirmed ye.rs ago, and are now brought into market for the first time and present inducements to Planters and Farmers desiring to emigrate from the older States, and rare opnortu mites to capitalists for safe and remunerative in- vestments. The climate is unequaled by any DOT tion of the Great West for salubrity and health the soil IS remarkably productive and the country well watered and timbered. The company are in condition to make good title to the lands now offer ed for sale
 TERms.-One third cash; one-thrd in six months: and one third in twelve months; notes to bear in. terest from date, the rate of per cent per an mum, until paid. Full lists of these lands and all ueSfable information pcnruno thorn ut ba e.. nIshed on applications personally, or by mail. to !. D. D. Ogden, Secretary at the company's office in ' an buren. JESSE TURNER, President.
 Office of L. R. & F. $. Branch of
 c. F. Railroad Company,
 Ean Buren, Ark, Aug 3l IS5e <
 Sept. 14, 1859. till Ist Nov.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
FOR SALE.

THE A l new and light ee9~~a
 X draueht steamer Conway. draw x ls#Tss:7aFsf 1..7aFf ing only 5 inches water, will be fin s-s-zzz-sssss -ss ished and at Little Rock on O about the Sth August neXt,and wiiihav immediate dispatch for Memphis, Tenn, when if not sold, she will return to the Ar kansas river and during the Iow water season will run as regular packet between Napoleon and Ft. Smith. Merchants and shippers may rely on ship ments on the Conway, having strict attention, as she is entirely an Arkansas boat, having been built and fun shed in this river. The Conway will be very fast. and will not draw more than l5 inches water For freight or passage apply to the under signed at Lewisburg, Ark, or to Messrs. Rapley, Hanger & Co.,, at Little Rock, Ark
 July 27. lS59 3m. A. GORDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
GlOO Reward.

DANAWAI from the undersigned, o. near Calhoun, Columbia county, Ark,fH on the 2}d of July last, white slave named 8 TOM, aged about 26 years, } feet, or inches high. weighs about l10 pounds, square built, has can read print very we'll. think that he is travel ing through the northern portion of this State, and will in all probability stop about Little Rock, l will pay the above reward for his delivery to James NJ. Brooks, at Camden, Ark, or $50 for his con tnement in any safe jail where can get him.
 MOSES MARTIN. Sent. 1 5a 1W Cnst of olv c5
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
Portable Cooking Range,

' HAVE just received ? No. first ff59 E Glass Cooking Ranges. In offering to~ssas the public this new and desirable Cooking z. ~S Range, solicit attention to the following advan- taq~es: It has two well ventilated ovens of good size and patent charcoal broier on top so that the fumes and smoke are carried down into the fues and without the coal smoke coming Ill contact witb the meats. a portable boiler connected with byass couplinqsto to heat water in on stand at the the Range. card with directions ioruse will be sent with each Range. Sold by
 July ?, '59. D. BENDER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21

VNvAS committed to the Jail of Sac. " line county, Arkansas, on the 10th daytR of August. 1859, runaway slave, ccr- " tain negro man, who calls his name JOHN, said negro is about 50 yers of age, feet, 10 inche~ n ii, black colurei, bald headed, severe scar, on his back, bad couutenance; had on when taken up, -oar~e cursey Tants and shirt. say- he bc'on@s to James Barom, of Madison county, Mississippi, and says he left his masters plantation about the lst of July last.
 The owner is hereby notified to prove said negro and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law diregts. MARK $. MILLER,
 Sheriff and Jailer. Sent. l4. 's9 Co.t of ndy. S26 or Sl n.- V ek.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,

~ -l' II ' iIIi.is. is-N 4N
 SION OF 9-GO. EIE Second Course of Lectures in this ! Institution will commence on Monday. Octo- Der Ai. s59. and close on the l.t of the following March, Ihc Lectures of the first month will De FREE 10 a' students.
 CLINICAL INSTRUCTIONS will commence at the opeung M the October Course The ANATOMICAL RooNs will also be opened at thc same time.
 FACULTY.
 THoMAs l.. MADDEN, NJ. D.. Professor of Anato- my lne~crrtivc iIestologcal and Surgieal.) JonN FRfDcmcK MAY, NJ. D., Professor of Prn- ciples anl Practice of Surgery.
 JoHv II. CALENDER, NJ. D., Professor of Mate- ria Medica and Therapeutics.
 E. B. HAsNrNs NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
 HENRY ERW, NJ. D., Professor of Medical Chem. istry and Medical Jurisprudence.
 DANIEL N. RIGHT, NJ. D., Professor of Phvsi- ology aud Pathology.
 JonN ?. Foao. NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. II. M. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstration of Ana tony.
 Manifestation Fee (paidbut once) .. 5 % Demonstrators tee.......... 10 % Graduation Fee. .............. 25 00 The price of boarding and all the personal ex- penses i the student, as reasonable in Nash vile as in any city in the Union. Good boarding be obtained at from S3 to S4 per week.
 JOHN P. FORD, M. D.,
 Dean of the Faculty Sept. lf, 1859. 1t l5 Summer Street