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The result of the election being announced, the president pro tenn declared Gov. Hampton duly elected permanent president of the convention.
 On motion of Coi. Cook, of Columbia, it was moved and carried that committee be appointed to conduct Gov. Hampton to the chair. Upon this committee the president pro tem. appointed Mr. Cook and MT. Leake of Ouachita.
 Gov Hampton being conducted to the chair, in an appropriate manner returned thanks for the honor conferred in electing him permanent presi- dent to preside over the deliberations of this con. veHtion.
 It being announced by the president that the election of permanent secretaries was in order
 On motion of Mr. J. F. Erwin, of Lafayette, J. Il. Black, of Hempstead and Jno B. Burton, of Union, were, by exclamation, elected permanent secretaries of the convention.
 On motion of Dr. Griffin, it was moved and car red thata committee of nine be appointed on ere dentas.
 On motion of Col. Ross, of Chicot, it was moved and carried that committee of seven be appointed on platform.
 On motion of Dr. Griffin, the convention ad- jeurned until 5o'clock P. NJ.
 EVENING SESSION.
 At , o'clock the coventOn met roll was called and quorum declared to be present.
 The president then made known to the conven- ton Chat he had appointed the following commit tees:
 Committee on credentials to consist of A. W. Hobson, (chairman,) ". T. NJ. Holmes $. F. Dufe, K. T. Millsaps A. c. Mayors, Dan'l Griffin, John B. Button, D. H. Ross and F. ]. Cameron.
 Committee on platform to consist of N Ross, (chairman,) M L. Jones, NJ. NJ. Dutiie, ]. II Black, Jas B. Johnson, $. W. Givens, and J. K. Lee.
 On motion of NJ. NJ. Duflie, it was resolved that the parliamentary rules of the last legislature be adopted for the government Of the convention.
 Col. N. w. Ross, of Chicot. by request of J. B. Johnson, offered ; set of resolutions, which being read, was referred to the committee on platform.
 Mir. M. L. Jones, of Calhoun, offered set of re solutions for Mr. Eckles, which was read and or dered to be reterredpto the committee on platform.
 On motion of r. II. Eckles, of Calhoun. it was moved and carried, that the committee on creden. tas report basis of voting
 Col. Mayors, of Sebastian, gave notice that he would introduce resolutions with regard to the Pa ciic railroad, Both parallel, internal improvements by the State, and of the expediency of the State giving aid to such.
 On motion, the convention adjourned until to- morrow morning at g o'clock.
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7'77-i7== N O OTICEI
NOTICE! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all 4S t may concern, that l will, thirty days from date, proceed to sell according to law; at public auction, the goods specified below, which have been stored with me by steambeats and have paid the freight and charges them, and have written to the owners and if not called for and charges paid within thirty days they will be sold. Marks. Destination, Articles. C. w. Beard, Holly Springs, Ark, box Mdse. J. II. West. Centeryille, |" Drugs. Jno ". Hall, Hempstead Co.,, ," l exp.package Griffin, Lumas Co.,, Little Rock, ' } boxes books Col C. C. Sharp, |" l exp.package. A. B. Harper, Arkadelpha, box Violin. D. Morris, Little Rock, | box Mdse. D. McMiIlon, '' /" "l .' dry-goods
 GEO. s. MORRISON,
 Steamboat Landing, Lthle Rock, Ark. June 9th, le60-4w
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May 26. 1860. If.
CLARKsvILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

TlllS Institution is located in Clarks- 1 vile, Tenn, sixty miles below Nashville, a point accessible by river or railroads from every quarter, and is as healthy any point in the State. As boarding school proper it is but two years old, and for its age, is the largest in the State. The buildings the largest and most splendid of their kind in the South-capable of holding 400 board CTS, and in point of elegance and comfort are fur nished in the very best style. Dr. Hamilton, our president, has lately sold an interest in the school to Rev. J. $. Malone, who for several years past has been engaged in the Nashville Female Acade my with Rev. C. D. Elliott. Dr. Hamilton will supervise the literary, and Mir. Malone, the board ing house and financial departments The faculty IS one of the best and ablest in our country. The prices are from 25 to 50 per cent less than other schools oi equal grade and style, because we are content to barely meet expenses until ours can be fully brought before the public and appreciated as schooi oi the very first class. We are prepared ioF vacation boarders in any number; we are also prepared for 2O or 25 paror boarders. Next ses- sion bt gins Sept. 3d, le60. For prices, circulars, or any other information. address Rev. A. L. Ham, ilton, D. D., at Nashville, Tenn.
 B. W. McCRAE.
 Sec'y of Board of Trustees
 May 06 1S60 3m
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RUNAWAY NEGRO

A NEGRO man named ISAAC, made his "A escape from Little Rock, on the 20th May, 1860. He is about 22 years old, black, weighs l60 lbs, about feet 10 inches high; had on new black alpaca coat, cotton pants, an old red and brown striped satin vest, homemade shoes without heels, black wool hat-ow crowned, and striped hickory shirt. He will probably endeavor to go back to Washington county, as he was brought from there for safe in this market.
 A reward of $25 will be paid for his apprehension
 Address, B. SMITH
 Fdytteciile, Arkansas
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENr

 A FULL assortment of Spring and Sum- 4 "A mer Goods, consisting Of the following: A 1ull assortment of Lawns Muslins and Briiiian- tenes; also, full assortment of Spring and Sum mer Frnts, all stY!e and qualities; Cottonades and Linens assorted; Bleached and Brown Domes- ties i-0 and A wide; Denims, Stripes and Checks assorted; Linen and Bird Eye Diaper; Bleached and Brown Table Linens.
 full assortment of Boots and Shoes, Ladies heeied Caters and Slipplers, suitable for summer and winter.
 Deli and Crockery Ware of every description. Hats, Caps and Ready-made Clothing of all styles and qualities, for Boys, Youths and Men, full assortment of Hardware, suitable for city or plantation use.
 Cigars, Cigars 2O,0uO assorted qualities and brands.
 Bacon. Bacon. 3,OUO lbs. Hams and Clear Sides: {; b brs. and half br!s Brown Sugar; Powdered and Crushed do; Golden Syrup, a sup eror quality; lo sacks Rio Coffee, good article; boxes Ground do, expressly for family use; l00 bags fine late eating Irish Potatoes. All of which will sell cheap for cash, or in K change for country produce.
 GEO. $. MORRISON,
 Steamboat Landing. LhLe Rock. June ?, 1860.
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E*; At the Ohio Sunday school convention pioqs, promising young gentleman named smith Is reported to have offered ina fDI lowing resolutions
 t,oms msos1F@' That committee of ladies and ,,er. hath schools. TOT tne Sab
 Why, Smith!
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J OB WORK

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab. ishment in the country
 We have procured, at a cost of over sixteen hun. dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth print nS machines, which enables us to do work. and es. peelally pamphlet ard book work in a superior style and at very low prices.
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TO ADvERTTSERS

TO persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper. in the State. It has by far the largest subscription ist-is very generally read in every county. With a list of over six thousand regular subscribers, it is read by not less than ten or 0 twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat, therefore, presents to the public the best medium for interchangeable most remu- neratiye.
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NOTICE

w A s committed to the iail of.. W Greene county, Arkansas, on the stb R day of April, 1860, a runaway slave :callinp A himself J III; about feet, inch high, very black about 50 years old. He says he belongs to James Sturgis, living near Memphis, Tennessee. The owner of said runaway slave is hereby noti- fled to come forward, prove his property and pay charges on said slave, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 F. S. WHITE, Sheriff of
 Greene county, Ark. April 28, 1860. Cost of adv. s26 or Sl per week.
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FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE.
SlO REWARD.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, l5 N- p miles below Little Rock, on the Ar &-2h kansas river, about the lst of December last sor- rel mare pony, star in her forehead, , years old, had on bell when she left. l will pay the above reward of $l0 to any person that will deliver the said mare to me at Pennington's Mills, Pulaski county, or give me information so that can get her. She is natural pacer JOHN W. JAY.
 June ?, lSC0 lm
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Soulesbury Male College,
Mess Beef

z BRLS Mess Beef for sale for cost and O carriage for cash. By
 SARASIN < KRAMER. June 9, le60
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LiHLe Rock. June ?, 1860.
,Jucf pa1aiuol

Just Received L'ROM New Orleans: l doz Scotch Ale; brls. Teragonda Almonds; case of Matches; gross Playing Cards; 3 cases Ii boxes Sardines. And for sale by NJ. TANTI. June }, 1860.
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DRESS MAKING.

M KS. ARENA SEE is prepared to make IVA all descriptions of LADIES DRESSES She has had much experience and feels certain that she can suit the tastes of all who desire her ser. wees. Her residence is on Center street, opposite the residence of Wm. Hanie
 May ,, le6Q 3m
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TRUSTEES SALE

R4 virtue of deed of trust dated May A) 2oth, 1859, executed to me by Parker C. Spaulding and wife, to secure certain debt there Ill specified, and filed in the clerks office of the county of Pulaski and State of Arkansas, on the 2oth day of May, 1859, and is duly recorded in record book C. No. ?, on page No. 4O4-I will proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the premises, on the 2d day of July, 1860, at 10 o'clock, a. m., the following lots of land, to-wi:
 Lots Nos l, } and in block Mo- s, in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas; the title of the lots is good but shall convey only such title as is in me invested as trustee. JAS. F. BATE.
 June 3Ist lS60 4w
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For NapOleonI

z ME superior, new and very. e-
 I light draught Passenger Packet . SOUTHERN FLORA. WILSON, Master---JEs- SEE DuRNELL, Clerk, will make weekly trips during the Summer-leaving Little Rock every Saturday at a. m. June 9th, ls60.-4w.
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McLean's Strengthening Cordial

W Ill eHectualy cure
 LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNnICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, n sEASEs, uF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALI DISEASE ARlS- ING FROM A DlsORDERED LIVER OR STOMACH, DYSPEPSIA
 Heartburn Inward Piles Acidty or Sickness of the Stom- acb, Fulness of Blood the Head, Dn Pain Swimming n the Head Papitation of the Heart, Fllness or Weight in e stomach Sour Enciations, Choking or sufocating Feeling when lying down, DrVne>s fellowne>s of the and Eyes, Night Sweats Inward Feves, Pain in ihe small If Back, Chest Side Sudden Fluhes of Heat, Depression of Spirits, Frghtfu Dreams Langor De pom dency NergonS Dis Blotche, the skin, and Fever and Ague (or Chls and Fever). It will also diseases Bladder and Womb, such Seminal Weakness, ncontinence of UIhe Strar lnnamma- ton Weakness of the omb Bladder, Whites, etc. There is no Mistake About 1t. This Cordial will fail any of inc above dis cases if taken per directions each bottle, Tn Geman English and French
 Over Million of Bottles Have been sold during last months, and in n- stance has failed giving entire satisfaction. Who, then wll suffer from weakness debility, when Mclean Strengt thenIng Cordial will cure yoa!
 To the Ladies.
 Do you wish to be healthy and strong! Then go at once and get of McLean's Cordial IL will strengthen and invigoTae yon whole system, causing healthy ana pure circulation of blood flow through every and the nch ro;y boon of health to mount to your cheek again.
 For Children.
 We say parents, if your children scky, puny or afflicted with complaints prevalent among einldren give them heahy fat, and ro,ust. Delay not moment, try It, and you will be convinced.
 It Is DenClCuS to rake. CAUrIoN.-Beware of drugslsts dealers who may try palm upon you Bitter Sarsaparilia trash, which they buy cheap by saying just good. Avoid such Ask for McLeln's Streng heniug Cordial and take nothing else. It the only remedy tbat will puniy 'he blood thoroughly and the time Inc ysem One tables spoonful taken every morning fastrg Cholera, Chs and Fever, Yellow Fever any prevalent disease. lts put up in large bottles. PrIce only sl per bottle, or bottles for S.
 J. II. MCLEAN,
 Sole Proprietor of this Cordial
 Also McLean's Volcanic Oi Lniment. Principal Depot on the corner of Third and Pine Streets,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

DlssOIutlOn or FaTtnefshIp. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex- Il isting between the undersigned, for the pur- pose of dealing in family groceries, etc under the name and style of J. R. R. ADAMS WM. SNUGGs, was dissolved on the 9th day of June, 1860, by mutual consent
 All debts due the late firm, will be paid to J. R. R. Adams, who will continue the business on his own account. J. R. R. ADAMS. June 9th 1860. w. SNUGGS.
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N O TICE


 LAND OFFICE, LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ,
 9th May, loG0,S DATENTS for entries made between the \ hrd doy of lMarch, 1857, and the l4th day of Octobr, lS5e for settlement and cultyaton under the graduation act of August i, 1854, have been received this office, and the purchasers are here by notified to come forward immediately and make the required prooiof'' settlement and cutivation," and receive their respective patents because said proof is not filed within limited time, the patents will be returned to the General Land Office, and will then be liable to be canceled for non perform ance of the conditions of settlement and cultiva- ton contemplated by the graduation act of August i, 1854. HENRY A. POWERS, Register. {
 r. T. CRUTCHFIELD, Receiuer. June 9, 1sG0.-6w.
 Soulesbury Male College, BATESV SVILLE, ARKAN NSAS. THE Fall Session of this Institution 1 will commence on the 3rd day of September, lo60, and close on the 18th of January, lo6l. For inlormation concerning FERNS, etc, etc. reference IS made to the Annual Circular, which can be obtained by addressing
 ". I. POW TELL,
 President Souiesbury MaLe CoHegc,
 BateSritlc, Arkansas. June 9, 1860. till. Sept. oth
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R | M O v A L
NEW YORK, May Both, 1860. DRUFF. BROTHER & SEAVAR will

11 remove during the month of June, from No Al Warren Street, to thernew Marble Store Nos 304 and 48o Broadway, where they will open heavy stock of HARDWARE, GUNS, etc.. ex- ciusively adapted to the Southern trade, and hope by their increased facilities, to be enabled to trans act their business with promptness, and to merit the continued confidence of their friends.
 June 9th ls6O-1V
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rNHE greatest remedy in the world. ThIs cordial is dis
 \ titled from berry known only myself, and chemi caily combined with of inc most valuable medcna roots, herbs and bas known the mind o man, viz BLooI RooT, BLACK RooT, WILD CHERRY BARK, YELLOW DOCK DANDELIoN SARsAPARILLA, ELpER FLOWERS, with others producing infalibe remedy for the restoration health known. It ls mattress remedy, curing dis ease by natural laws When taken it's influence Is fell cousne through every vein of the body, purifying and ac ceerang the circulation of the blood. lt neuiraZes any bilious the stomach, and strengthens the whole
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-16

James D. George, Deteadant
 nN this day came said complainant, by " her solicitor, and filed her bill of complaint herein; the object of which bill is to obtain di- yorce from the bonds of matrimony now existing between said complainant and said defendant, on charge of willtul assertion; And from complain ants affidavit attached to said bill it appears that the sad defendant is a resident of the State of Arkansas. It is, therefore, ordered that the said defendant be notified of the pendency of this suit, by publication of this order, in the True Demo- crat, newspaper published in the State of Ar kansas, for two weeks successivey the last inser. tion to be at least four weeks before the next term of thls court, which is to begin and be held at the court house, in the town of Danyie, in the county of ell and State of Arkansas, on the fourth Mon day of September next after the date hereof re- quring the said defendant, to be and appear before the judge of our said court, or before the third day of said term, to plead answer or demur to said nii, or the same will be taken confessed, and decree entered accordingly.
 Attest THOMAS W. POUND, Clerk.
 true copy from the records.
 THOMAS w. POUND, Clerk.
 June 9th, ls60.-2w-rcos of ad. S6 5O.l
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Steam Engine for Sale.

HAVE for sale on good terms, 12 A ince cylender, 24 inch stroke engine, boiler, etc., entirel y new, and made by Innman, Galt X Co.,, Of Louisville, Ky. It is now at Napoleon, on the FitzhuSh 1t will be sold at cost Address me at Little Rock. w. R. VAUGHAN.
 June 9th, 1S60-3w.
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CEILDREN's CLOTHING

Sr1LDEEN . CLOTHING. 70 SUITS Marsailles Children Suits: Il -. l2 Suits light assorted
 ' extra fine JACKETS and PANTS for Bovs' from 3 to s years old. They are selling off fast Call soon at April 2o A. POLLOCK'S, Store
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St. Louis, Mo.
 McLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent.


 LININENT THE WORLD. The safe and for Cancels Ptes lunos Swelinss and Bronchee Gottre Paralysis, Neuralgia, Weakness of the Muscles, Chronic lnlammatoy kieu- mam Stiffness of the Joints, Contracted Muscles or lga- ments, Earaehe Toothache Bruises spfains, Wounds, Fresh Cuts, Ulcers Fever Sores Caked Breasts Sore Mp pies, Burns, Scads, Sore Throat any Inflammation or Fain difference how how long tine disease ay have existed MCLEAN'S CELEBRATED LINIMEHT Is a eef- remedy.
 Thousands of human beings have been saved life of de- creptude and misery by he of this invaluable medicine
 McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment Will relieve pain almost anecuy, and vii. c anse purify, and heat the foules incredibly >hort une
 For Horses and other Animals. Mclean celebrated Lniment Is the only safe and rea- ble remedy the of Spavin Rin eione WnGgalis, Spnts Unnatural Lumps, Nodes of Sweings lt will ne yer fail Big Head, Poevl, fistula, Old Running ores Sweeny, if properly applied. For sPaln Bnlse Scratches, Cracked Heels, Chafe saddle Collar Calls, Cuts Wounds inalliIle remedy. Apply It as directed, andA cure certain Tn every instance. Then trihe longer with the many worthless Lnimens offered you. Obtain supply of Dr. McLean's celebrated Linment. it will cnre you.
 J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
 Corner of rhird and Pine sts.. St. Louis, Mo. Dr. J. J. McALMoNT, Agent at Little Rock, and Dr. :. J. McALMONT, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Feb. l. lcG0 ly
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 STOLEN-s85 REWARD.

SToLEN-s25 REWARD. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS re- A ward will be paid for the recovery of,a It.sS bay mare stolen from me on ;he night of May 2oth. The mare is bay, ,about l31, hands high, well formed. She has scar on her right hip and one on the right hook.
 The above described mare was taken from the stable by man claiming to be w. C. Hunter, Ca horse tamer.) He is of fair complexion, about , feet, 10 inches hgh 9 years of age, a light moustache, rather dissipated in his habits. Any information relative to Hunters where abouts will be gratefully received and literally paid for. J. G, FARR. Searcv, Ark. June 9, 1860. Avs FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE
 Direct Importation from Europe. LUST received per steamer Medo- irF#N e} ra, consignment direct from France, sssss..s 3 quarter pipes Otaidsen & Co.,, Cogn 2, of the vintage of 1852;
 l quarter pipe Port Wine of the vintage of 1853 Waunted pure and unadulterated, and for sale at importers prices by
 B. BERNAYS,
 Importer of and Dealer in Havana Cigars. Little Rock, June 2. lS60
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Proceedings of the Democratic Conven- tion of the Second Congressional Dis trict, held at Philadelphia, on the l4th day of May, 1860.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS.3
 COUNTY OF YELL ss. lnfhe le1 crcn't court, onhe chancery side thereof, 6eore tLe clerk in uacatioa on tie 4th dau ot Jne 4. D. 1860. NANCY ANN GEORGE, by her next) friend, William D. Briggs, Plain- ,.,, hf Bill for
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1HE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
 R. $. YERKES.
TERMS nE SITpSnnIprInN
T E R MS 0F ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for $ per square, (ten lines less,) for the first nser uoh, ana oo cents for each subsequent insertion s3O. v 'i'o e''' " III 'e 'li'fseo
 Professional cards and other advertisements. not exceeding one snnarn cIn r,o.. or,.,,., -
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Pro Rata FREIGHT.

hill xas recently rnnorted i'm the Ieu-
;s,atnre 10 rarnlata the FREIGHT CHARGES on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, so as to prevent
discrimination in favor Of western pro-
duce to the extent now practiccd We are
not of tha. class who believe the railroad
ought to carry freight from Lowistown to
pbihdelpbia or westward, at the same rate
IS from Pittsburr to PbiIadeInbia bpt At
the same time no freight from beyond
Pittshuro nuobt 70 he carried over the road
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL be sold at public sale, at the resi-
w dence of William Brothers, in Reeds
vile, on FRIDAY, March 30th, 1860,
the following personal property, to wit:
20 Beds Bedsteads and Bedding; 5 Dining
Tables; 2 end Tables; side Tables: Tables
for sitting rooms; Wash Stands with bowls
and pitchers; 10 bed room Looking Glasses; |
large Mantle Glass; ? smaller ones: large
Book Case / Setteo; Sofa; coal and wood
Chest; 5 Benches; Hathaway Stove with
Pipe; 2 Coal Stoves with boilers on top. and
pipe; | Parlor Stove and Pipe Bed Boom
Stove; large and l small Wood Stove: > Cir
cular Tables; | Cupboard; Dishes, Plates,
Knives and Forks, Cups and Saucers brass
and glass Candlesticks, lard and fluid Lamps;
| large Entry Lamp; Lantern on out post
Pictures in Frames; Bar Room, Bed Room
and Sitting Room Chairs and number cf
Dining Room Stools; largo quantity of Par
lor, Entry. Dining Room, Stair, and Bed
Room Carpeting; Oil Cloths; sets Yenitian
Blinds; II sets Window Curtains; ! Bar with
all the fixtures; Kegs; whiskey and iron bound
Barrels; Bar Furniture; one Globe Sign.
Also, Horses, Mare supposed to be with
Foal, Cow and Calf, one Yearling Calf
Breeding Sow and seven Pigs, FIVE Hogs and
twelve Shoats. \ one horse Sled, Plow9 Cart
and a variety of other things too numerous to
mention. Sale to commence at o'clock a.
m, of said day, and will continue until all is
sold. Terms will be made known by
milo JOSEPH REED.
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Notices of New advertisements
lxpayers will find notice for their benefit.

Taxpayers will find notice for their benefit.
Mrs. Bear aiyertses a lost note.
Administration notice on the estate Of Or. VI. T.
Mitchell.
George Trester will dispose Of valuable lot Of per-
sonal property.
Joseph Reed viii sell large lot OF personal proper
" at the tavern stand Of William Brothers in Reeds
vile.
J. NJ cogIey has for sale Or. o Phelps Browns val
liable medicine.
The list of tavern applications and some additional
ShertTs Sales,
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R&5@To the exclusion Of other matter
prepared for the Gazette this week, we to-
day conclude the able aud logical speech
Of the distinguished Senator from New
York. Read it, and hand it to your neigh
Dor, for since the days of Clay and Web
stcr nothing has emanated from the halls
of Congress equal TO this effort in behalf
Of freedom.