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LITTLE ROCI TO HOT SWISS, ARUMA!
From tb* lot of April t
let Octobor, 1851, th* Ml
_ i acribor will mb a
DA1LT limb or »TA«B*
Kram Lilli* Ruck to Hot Spring*, for tb* «0WfflW
dat'On of the traveling public—
To leave every other doy, (oxc.pt Sunday*, wit
tiie Dolled Stale* Mail,
IN FOUR IIOttSE POST COACHES,
•t 5 o’clock, \. M., andarrlvaot Hot Spring*,**m
day, at 9 P. M.
THE ACCOMMODATION L1NJS,
Pour Horao Poet Coachea, will leave Little Roc
eiery lolervening day, at the *amo hoar in til
iiioruing, and arrive at Hot Spring* next day, at i
in the evening.
FARE: By cither Line, *5—Ft!™ R«tH“ t* Pwportka
The (ubeeriber l» the contractor for tb* convey
anceof the United Slate* Mail* on the route* fro.
Little Rock o Fort Smith, and from I.iltl* Rook t
Washington, in Ilempatead comity, via Uot Spring
— in Peat Coachea, three time* a week
IT Both the*e route* Intersect with the Steam
boat United Slate* Mail Line from Memphis to Lit
tlo Hock.
O* Stare Office at the .lafAon* /fee**
. 1 PETER hanger.
Feb. II. . 2a“1 y
uitdric* from .Tew Orleans
RECEIVED per Steamer* Phillip Penny wit an
Pontiao, tiie following good*, to-wlt:
100 bleached Sack* Salt;
10 half Bbl*. Molaaae* ; 1 Bbl. Rlc* ;
3688 lb*. Sweed Iron i 50 lb*, do. Plow Mould*;
30 Steel Milt*, aaaorted size* ;
4 Dozen Graa* Bed Corda; 2 Coll* do Hop*
2 Coil* Colton Rope ;
' 10 Bright Ox Chain*;
2 Doz. water-proof Ride Lock*;
9 do. Palm Loaf Hat*;
12 do. Webater’* Speller* ;
100 *et* Cup* and Saucer* ;
100 do. Edged Plate* ;
2 Doz. Horse Collar* ;
3 do. B. B. B. Hat* ;
48 pair Men’* thick Boot* ;
10 Bbl*. Prime Sugar. For *ale by
A. J. HUTT,
Feb. 10, 1351. Maiu Street.
Mate Scrip.
A~~ KK ANSA* Slate Treaiury Warrant* for *uli
by ISAAC LEV V.
Little Rock, Feb. 11, 1851.
LHtl'OK*.
5BBLS. Old Bourbon Whiskey ; 12 Bbla Ok
Monongabela Whiskey ; 20 Bbli Prims Ok
Whiskey i 20 half do. do.#
4 Bbls. French Braudy ;
2 Caaka Old Cognac Brandy;
2 do. Madeira Wine ;
2 Caaka Muecat VViua;
2 do. Malaga do.
1 Hf. Bbt Cherry Bounce;
1 Bbl. Uin. Keoeived per True
tee, and for aalo by JOHN D. ADAMS,
Feb. 11, 1851 Steamboat Landing.
75
tfroceriw.
Sack* Salt; 15 Sacks Coffee; 15 Bbla. Sugar
_ 1 Bbl. Powdered Sugar; 10 Bbla and hal
Bbla. Molasses ; 1 Tierce Bice Raisins, Cheeee
Vermicilli, Macaroni, Sweet Chocolate. Lobetera
Sardines, Brimstona, Cigars. Spanish Browu, Hot
ten Stone. Whiting, Bristol.Brick, Emery, Lam;
Wicks A.c., See, Received per Pontine, aud foi
M|, by JOHN D ADAMS,
Feb. 11, 1851. Steamboat Landing
WALTON, SANFORC4CO
GENERAL GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
So. 85, New Levee, S Orleans:
HAVE constantly on hand a general and wel
aelected assortment of Staple and ffnucj
Groceries, Fine IJquort and Bines. JVoeuiona
Etc, Etc
lu addition to the articles usually found in t
Grocer’s Stock, they keep a supply of Nalls, Glass
Drugs, and Dyes, Latter and Cap Paper, Ptayin)
Cards, Ac. Ac.
Their aim will be to sell good and (real) articles
and always at FAIR MARKE T PRICES. Thei
facilities for buying, with their experience in Ih
Arkansas trade,’and their knowledge of the want
of that section, they think will euat'le them at al
times to 511, satisfactorily, such orders as they ina
be favored with.
Jan. 1, 1851. 1-y.
- Plow*, Plow*.
Received per Santa i>
and Dove, the following
goods :
75 Cast'and wrought one ami
two horse Plows
30 Kegs and quarter kegs powder.
20 .Sacks llio Coffee.
5 Bbla. Molasses.
4 Dozen Collin’s Axes
For sale by A. J
iun%
Main street.
22—tf.
Feb 4, 1851.
4. r«mii». CrocfricH! /
rUST received direci from Cincinnati. per Siena
J er Hamburg:
5 Bbls DriedLApples,
2 “ Beans,
6 keg» Pigs feet,
4 Boxes .Soap |
10 •* Star Candles.
% bbl Beef tongues,
10 kegs (.Sushi'll Butter,
1 Bbl Ssler.it
4 Bbls Vinegar.
100 1 gal. J ugs,
50 >/“ do.
2 Bbls Lard Oil,
10 “ Whiskey,
10 I® Bbls do.
25 Bbls Flour,
20 “ Onions,
20 “ Potatoes.
And for sale cheap by
Jan. 20, 1851. 20-tf
A. J. HUTP,
Main ttitrt.
b^LOllR 100 Bbls Ohio extra rnperhne,
Buckwheat. 20 Bags,
Cheese—20 Boxes, .
Lard Oil-2 Bbls,
Class—10 Boxes 10 by 12,
Harns—5 casks extra sugar cured,
Lard—5'i kegs No 1,
Nails—25 kegs.
Beef—2 bbls dried
Kec’d per "Hamburg,” and for sale by
Jan. 20. 1851. 20-tf. WM. B WAIT,
Sundries I Vo in Cincinnati.
RECEIVED per Steamer Trostee, tbe follow
log goods, to-wit:
1000 pound' Cotton Yarn ;
6 Dozen Corn Brooms;
8 Bundles Horse Shoe Irou ;
10 pieces Axe Bar Don;
472H lbs. Flat sud Sue-re Bar Irou ;
50 Plow Moulds
25 Large Wash Kettles ;
8 Boxes Tobacco ;
30 Large Waeh Pots ;
1014 lbs Dog Irons ;
1 Box Dutch .Madder ;
I Bbl. Copperas;
20 Boxes 10X12 Wd
dov Glass ; 4 Boxes Glass-ware ; 1 Bbl Clov.
Seed ; 25 Bags Shot , 250 lbs. Bar Lead For so
by
Feb. 10, 1851.
A. J HUT P.
Maiu Street
OKA.\€.i:,S \.\i» ijfjhoxs,
JUST received per steamer Phillip Penuywll—
30 boxes oraugea;
5 do. lemons;
Far sale cheap M.TANTL
Feb. 24 25-tf.
tjirlv Potatoew.
ONE hundred CmOMs just received per steamc
“Umpire, No. 2,** and for sale by
D. BENDER k CO.
Little Rock. Feb 18, 1*51.
24—tf.
IUGAK, 17 Hhds. choice brown;
I -COFFE—*0 bags prime Rio;
BALT—200 bags coarse;
50 bags fine.
fUeeivad par lata arrivals, and for sale by
- 3. WAIT.
WM. B.
March U.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-ROAD
w*
» t»fti»n ME ROHAN
DIZE from PHILADELPHIA to PITTS
BURGH la anticipation of the opening of the Eaat
era Dtriolea of the Penney I van la Canal, any on iik
afUr the TWENTIETH of FEBRUARY, at fix
fallowing rate*, eh:
For tat Cleat Dry Good*. Hata, Boota and Sb-ee
Druga. Hooka, Mathmery, fce , at #1 p*r I0O Ita
For 2d Claaa -Hardware. Quee newer., Grooerle*
Paint and Dyeatofa. OHo, kc , at 80 eta. pr 100
For Sd Cluaa—t'otfee, Leaf Tobacco. Iron, Guano
Ha««u, Beef, Pork, Am. at 80 eta per 100 Ibe
For Tilt Claaa -Tar, Pitch, Koaln. Aahra, Marble
Pig I on, Hileka, 4t,c , at 50 eta. per 10) tb«
H.H HOUSTON.
Freight Agent. Penn. Railroad Co.
No. 271 St, 278 Market Street. Phila.
N. B—Good* going Eaal by our Rond ahead b,
eonatgned to MnFADEA St COVODE,
Pittsburgh.
>• PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
PASSENGERTRAINS betwrea PHILADEl,
' Pill A and PITTSBURGH, Leave PhttadelpkU
’ Daily at 3 A. M., and at 10.tr P. M. Leave Pitta
* burgh Dally at 8 A. M . ntui 5 P. M.
1 A. HENDERSON, Paareng.r Agent.
24-2m.
PROTECTION riRK AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
THE underaigued. agent for tliia old and well
ealabliahed lor notion, couliuura to Irene poll
eiea of lent ranee againat loaa or damage by fire,
at llie current ratea of premium charged by othei
. reaponaible companlea. All claime for Iona, under
1 Polictee honed by the nuderaigued. will be prompt
ly adjuated, and paid, by the General Agent of the
Company located at Cincinnati. The loaaea paid
by th|. Company in the Wealern Country, during
the laat 25 yeara, exceed #2,800,000.
WM. B. WAIT. Agent,
: 17th Feb. 1851. 24. at Little Rock.
/trkanenN River Packet.
STEAMER SAINT FRANCIS,
D. 8. JAMES. Matter,
WILL continue to ran an a
regular packet.between Na
poleou and Fort Gibeou. Tliia boat
la aa light, if not of n lighter draught, than any
other boat on the river. I’aasengere and ehippera
may rely on her punctually performing her trip*,
and at aa low ratea aa auy other boat in the trade
Feb. 14. ISM. 24—tf.
Fitly Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY from the residence of Mr. «u«r
Tiapnall, in the city oi Little Rock,
about two week* finer my itegio man, Amor.
He i. about twenty nine yean old, dark cop- «Jl2L
per rolnr, busby head, l.iwit) rtsturo.sinokra a pipe
and to, d nt drinking ardent spirit.. I will give
Ten dollar, if taken in. Pulaaki county; Twenty dol
lars it taken out of Pula>ki county, and Fifty dol
lars if taken out of Hie Slate, and secured ao that I
get him again. WILLIAM FIELD.
Little Hock, ISth February, 1851.
Iron and ta*>linp.
,1 A(^i \ LI.*. Bar iron, assorted ;
“■.rvrvyl * 4 Bundle* Mail Rods;
(i Bundle* Kxtra Horse Shoe;
lOOpircea How Wlnga; 75 Skillets and lids;
3d Urrna and Inis ; 13 assort'd F.uglish Pots;
15 Sugar Kellies; 12 Urid irons: 30 odd lids.
Received per Trustee, and Tor sale by
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Feb. 11. Steamboat Lauding.
Cincinnati Goods'.
OO *rrsb Buckwheat Flour ; 300 pounds
/vU Boiogna Sausages; 1 bbl; llomiuey; I bbl.
White B ans!
20 Boxes Star Caudles;
10 Boxes Taliow do.
2 Bbls. Lard Oil;
1 Bbl. Salaratus;
300 Jugs; IS Deniijohua, 15 Iron Bound Kegs.
Received per Trustee, and for sale by
JOHN 1). ADAMS,
Feb. 11, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
Star Candles Jtc.
QAI\ Lbs. Star Candies ; ‘25 Bags Buckwheat
Ov/v^vFlour ; li Bbl. While Beaus; 400 Lb»'
i Castings* Just received per Pontiac, and for sale
by FATHERLY 4. CLEMENTS.
- Fab. 11,1851.
100.000 lbs.
MEWCiOOD ,
* TJECEIVED b) WALTKII MlTCliehh,
I | JV within tlie last month, that have been pur
i ' chase,! by him, on better terms than any stock hith
' eito, and as well selected, which be will dispose . I
at such rates a« shall induce customers to pu.chase
more liberally than before —the tiulh ol which may
be tested by ail nelsons who will lavoi him with a
call and,ex *min 'ion, a* his New Cush Store*, on
Main and Markham Meets, Little Ro. k, where they
will find, at all times, n lull assortment of all srtirl. *
belonging to I tie following bra:dies of merchandise
’ via:
D>y do dt, Ri'titt anti Shoe*,
droter ter, Huh awl Cap*.
Crockery, l)n gt awl Medicines,
Hardicart, I'aiuts and Oil*,
TI men re, Clothing,
Furniture, Flour,
Sloneteare, IVhitkey and nil
Iron and Kail*, other /.iijuor's,
Slot's and Catling*, Bacon,
Cot ten Yarn,
- Sole and Upper Leather, and all other articles evei
found in a ,
ucnciai variety store.
; 0 Therefore, he would respectfully intite ell per
e.’iii that t is.t Little Rorlt. It (itc him a call, the
he ir.ny give them a cordial reception, ami arqor
l.irnst it, a-. lar a* may he in hi* power, ol the abuvi
j broad assertion*.
, Ili.» uiipiec-ilt iited success (having, go far, ur
- pa-sed Ins most sanguine anticipations) places hilt
iindri very great obligation* to all hi* customers
and to- would hereby render most hceity thanks tc
one and all for past tutors, ami kin>:ly|ask a contin
ual.-'i- of the same.
His present facilities for business enables him lr
*•11 mne good* than he ran possibly gel into hu
tut «e, but hopes, in future, to be able to supply at
dein md-, as he is about totesublish a Wholesale
House at N~11‘OI.EOX, by which means ant
qnantity of goods uili be delivered at Little Itork
a- all times, as cheap as they can be purchased it
New Oil. an* or Cincinnati, with deception o' Ireigh
and expense*.
In twenty days from th a date, as near as may be
he will return from Cincinnati, with about eight)
ton* ol Whiskey,Horn, and such article* ss can b«
j pnrehased, (he cheapest in that city.
Just received, per st< timer Citizen, ninety bbl*
Whiskey, and twenty Cheese, which is going on
j like hot cakes. W. MITCHFLL.
! Lillie Hack, Dec. 21st, l$5ll. Hi-l.'iw.
SMoushw.
P IS A COCK No I,
J |H <lo - 2,
3U Hail s east “ I,
12 •• •» H 2
For sa!r, by
VVM B W AIT.
BfackwiuiUrs Tool**.
4 2 i sod 2d inch Bellow , l Mouse Hole Anvils
t Goiter’s Key Vices; 4 tela Hatnm- rs:
Hec.ived and for sale, by J. D AOAMS,
Jihi. 21, Is51. Steam Haul Landing.
\t'H ItiU'OIl.
^ HHDS. clear Si*lee, r» rtivej and for pale, by
U Jau 27. WM. B. WAIT.
Laustrrr's Sftlioniil Map of Irkaam.
A FEW copies ol lhe at> ive Map—the n-dv com
plele and correct one ever published —lor sal
at the Gazette aid Democrat office—price $5, ol
rollers, and handsomely varnished and colored,
t- Jan. 7, IS5I. ps—
R
Sawing, Ropr and T« in<-.
ECElVEDSeptember 1st Ici.Vqfrotn Loutsrilii
2,.'dl l yards Croton liaggirtg,
3,000 Founds lisle Hope ;
30 Twine, lor sale low bv
A. J. HUT I’, Main Street.
25
SHCk Wheat Hour.
Sacks Fresh Back Wheat Flour, just r.
eelved by FATHERLY A. LE M ENTS.
Flour! Flour!
TY ECEIVED this daw by wagons, Twenty BUa
IV Sapar&sa Flow, far aala for Caah at
Poe. 1*. A. i BUTT’S.
ST. MART'S ACADEMY,
FOB YOUNG LADIES,
Little Rock, Afki»»««i.
THIS Institution, under the especial p»lro««({
ot Right Reverend Dr. Btkne, is now open In
the reception of boarder*. Situated in a retired par
of the city of Little Rock, it po**r*aes every advan
tag* which can contribute 'o the health and happi
ness of the Pupil*. Tbe addition* now being mad
to th» already spacious building*—together with it
extensive and beautiful grounds, will render it on
1 of the most cwuraodlo** and delightful institution
i of (he West.
The 8c hola»tie year cenrmene e* the first Monda
in September'—thV annual vacation the loth Jut*
Pupil* received at any time, hut red lt>r a short*
1 period than three months, ami no deduction, it with
! drawn belorr the expiration of the aession, excep
in case of protracted niekness.
j The course of studies embraces alt the branche
I usually taught in the best School* for Young Ladies
1 Thi; mo<! constant attentii n will tie paid loth* rnor
: at aa well a* to the inenttf education of tire pupils
I Dqjing the hour* of recreation th* young ladie
1 are alw ays urulei tti* care oTone ol the teacher*—i
short, everything nroruo'ing th* w elfare of the pupil
will he auooject ol lint most conscientious attention
K irli young lady must be provitied with a knife
fork, spoon, gnbblel, six table napkins, six change
of linen, woik and diesting box, combs, brush
towels, tcc.. Ike.
At the • nil of e«ch quarter the young lady inn«
distinguished for general good conduct and pr»6
cieney in atudres will be rewarded by the honoarj
decoration of a medal, and every proper mean
employed to inspire a laudable emulation amongs
the pupils.
Pupil* nl every r-ligious denomination are admit
ted into the institution and no improper inflnenet
ever used to bias the religious principles of tb<
young ladies—but for the sake of order, ill board*ri
j are required lo conform to the general regulation;
of the Academy.
— All eorrespondenee of the pupils, except that o
: parents, will be subject lo lire inspection of till
Principal.
The parents or guardians of the yoiins ladies art
required to deposit* witli th* Principal or some re
sponsible person in the city a smn ol money sulficicnl
i
to meet all contingent expenses.
Th* french department will be under the direc
tion ol one who lias resided seveiat years in Trance,
and is lamiliar with the Parisian accent.
In the rnusieal department the Principal will bs
aided by Mrs. Orjvaa, the Organist of the Cathedral
a lady well known to be eminently qualified to im
part a thorough practical knowledge ol the science,
She will also give private lessons on the I'iano or
Organ to those wishing to take them.
Term* fur Hoarders per Sessioa of 5 Month*!
Board an I Tuition, in all the branches pertaining te
a thorough English education,.$-V> ltd
Washing, use of bed and bedding,.....15 Oil
Extra Charges.
Music—Pisno, with use of instrument,!
quartelrv,.1
j Guitar,...
I Organ.
j Use of Organ,.
] Drawing and Painting...
j Trench...
; Physician’, fees per annum,.
$13 Of
. 13 0(1
. 12 0C
. 2 0(1
. G Of
. 5 (Ml
.. 5 0i
vocm iviusic 10 rnose noi laKing insiruiuen s
!al, quarterly.> 4 (><
Tciius for Day Scholar-, per (4,unrter.
Elementary claw.$5 (Mi
For ilte more advanced.8 >*o
Plain .mil Ornamental Needle Work, Embroidery,
Head and Lace work, Knitting and Netting Flow
ers. will be taught free of charge—the pupils fur
nishing the materials.
Ho rders pay the current expense* semi-annually
in advance. Day scholars quarterly.
There will be an extra chaige of j?J5 (M) for those
spendingthe annrtal vacation at the Institution.
For further particulars, apply by letter nr person
ally to Miss Victor, Principal ol the Institute.
REFERENCES:
Right Rev Dr. Byrne, )
Hob. S. C. Roane, [•
Den. S. H. Hkmfstkad, S
Col. L. J. Reardon, 1
John Brown, Esq., >
D. W. Carroll, Esq. )
Little Keck.
N. Orleant.
Kev. J. Moiaohan.
Rev. J. Flanaoan,
J. Devereadx, Esq.,
N. Deyerracx, Esq ,
Bartholomew Mullin, ^
James S. Conway. E-q. )
Judge Hanly, Helena.
Judge Meany, Columbia.
Agent for the Institution, HUGH BROGAN.
July IC, 1S30 —7—45— ly.
hehpiiis iwriTiTK.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:
! The regular course of Leclures in this In-ditiih
i will commence on the 1st of November, and con
tinue until the last ol February. The Anatumica
, Drpaitinent will be opened and ready lo rrceivi
students by the 1st of October. The Medical D*
partuient w ill be under the direction ot the following
Professors:
J. Conquest Cross, M.D , Profe»«or of Hie In
•dilute* of Medicine and Medical J urisprudence
W. Byrd Powell, M.D., Prolessor id Cerebri
Physiology, Medical Geology andjMmeralogy
R. 8. Newton, M D , Piofessor ol Surgery.
H J. Hulce, Mil, Professor of'Theory an.
Practice of Medicine.
J. A. Wilson, M.D , Professor of Obsteleric
and Diseases ol Women and Chiliiren.
J. King, M D., Pioieasor ol Materia Medics
and Therapeutics.
Z. Freeman, M.D , Professor of Anatomy.
J. Milton Sanders, AM, M.D., Pi .lessor a
Chemistry and Pbannacv.
Clinique Lecturer*:
Medicine—Prof. H. J. Hclce.
Surgery—Prof. R. S. Ness ton.
Awitnmu 'il DtManaratOr—L. r n rIMA V, M It.
j The fees for a full course of lectures amount l
$105. Marticulatora, $5. Deinonalratui's Fee, $lfl
1 Graduation. $20.
Those desiring further information will pleas
addreif their letteis (post p»nl) to the Dean; an
students arriving in (he city will please call on hin
at the Commercial Hotel.
It. S. NEW l OS, M D.. Penn of the Faculty
LAW DEPARTMENT!
Hon. E W M. King, Piolesaor of lheory an
Practice of Law.
Hon. V. I) liAnnr, Professor of Comraercisl Jo
risprudence.
Tt rms—$50 per session.
AH cmnuiunics'ions pertaining to thisdeparlui.n
! mu t he addressed to E. W. M. KINO Esq;
Mcmphit, Venn., July, 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abi'ities, morn
Wurth and pinfessional acquirements, will coin par
! favorably with the most distinguished in our conn
j try. The medical facility constitutes an anotnal;
I in this or any other country—ail of them arc lectu
: rers and the to-at teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographical po
I aition, and t''» extent of onr population, ran hav
! no doubt as In the eligibility ol our situation lor s
enterpii.se of tin* kind. A* to health, including si
seasons or the year, we deny that any other aty ha
more.
A common error etCs's ill the minds ol many stu
I dents relative to the place of studying mediein ■
! those who intend practieir-g among the disease s i
the West ami Month should e rtainiy educate them
1 selves at .. s, nr. I whose Faculty are piacUcally ar
j quainted with those tli-eas.s.
j That the public may be satisfied r.f the perms
nency of this school, we feel it our d ;tv to Mate tin
the I rustees anil.Faculty form a unit in udinr
which argon , well lor Us future succee-; and tha
: the peeuliai iiininsl oaguruiation which conned
them cannot he interrupted,
{ E. W. M KING, Prnidrnt oj the Memphie /».n
Nupur anil CoflVf.
Big* be«t Kio Cofl'ee,
i ej\* I illula. Prims I ro a u Sugar, iu store an
for sale by T. D. MEHKICK & CO.
I No*. 5- IS50.-8-»-tf
1'aHriilsf Rootk.
4 CASES Stool Calf Roots, 2 Cases Walorprui
t Booots, just received nod for sale by
j Dec- 17. FATHERLY A CLEMENTS
Ten*, Ti lts, Tea*.
I Chest Best Imperial Tea,
1 1 do do Young Hyson da
I do do Black Tea,
Receive per last arrivals and for
■ sale cheap by
K ATHEHLY & CLEMENTS.
Dwc 17, 1850.
I
Regular Arkansas River Packet
fob pink «Li;rr, utti.k b«itk. va\ hijben,
wnff wrm, WBF STWOB,
A»4 all litrrar^iitc
The Sliumrb aid Vtrr Llsbt Pr«Bfbt
,m. fmm.:
PHLLIP PENNYWIT,
THOMAS A. AFPI.KGATE, MAsxes,
tlTILL resumo her regular trip* for (ho season
T f with (he first sufficient rise of water, froi»
New Orleans to the sbave landing*.
tT Strict attontion will be paid to PUnlatioi
ba»llira*, and order* promptly attended to.
M GREENWOOD & CO., Agent*.
N. Orleans. Oct. 81,1650. H6 Greeter Street
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REGULAR AR1ANSAS RIVER PUKET.
For Pino Blwfl, Kittle Rock, Van Karen,
Fort Hmitli, Fori Uibson. and till inter*
mediate Landings.
THE staunch and light-draught
steamer
JOHN BOX. Masier. will ran, during th» ensuinj
season, as a regular Packet fnnn New Orleans, U
(he above landings. Striet atteniion will l>e paid
lo plantation business, and all ordeis promptly at
tended to,
Liltl Hock Jan. 3, 1651. 18-tf.
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JUST KBCftlVGU
AND FOR SALK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
fPHE subscriber is constantly rocet
J. ving, from New York, u genuine
assortment of Drvgt, Medicine r, Chemi
eats. Perfumery, Paintt, Or/s, Z>jr*
Stuffe, Ire., tfc. Also—Patent Medi
cines: among which are, Dr. Taylor’s Balsam ol
Liverwort; Jaynes'Expectorant; Indian Panacea;
Dailey's Pain Extractor; Hays’ and Hewcs’ Lini
ment: Linn’s Strengthening Plaster; Komstock’i
Vermifuge; MofTatt’s Phosnlx Bitters and Vegeta
ble Life Pills; Bartholomew's Kxpectoiant; Sphon's
Medicines; Oldrldge’s Balm of Columbia for the
Hair; Welsh’s Medlcamentum.
All of which will be sold low forcasli.
it. L. DODGE, Markham >t
Little Rock, 18«. 17—tf
ENCOURAGE 111)VIE INDUSTRY'!!
FASHIONABLE
Boot and 6hoo Manufactory.
| ritHE undersigned, having opened a Boot and
A Shoe shop in the two-story brick house on the
vast side of East Main street, between Marksm and
Klin streets, intends carrying on the above business
in all its branches. He uses none but the best ma
terials. and employs none but the very beat work
men, and gentlemen favoring him with their coatom
may rely on having their work done in the
Scaleit and most Pmhloiinblt Style.
By strict attention to his business, ami promptly
filling all orders to the satisfaction of hie custom
ers, he hopes 1o merit and receive a liberal palrou
nge from the citizens of Little Kock and vicinity
Terms t ush on delivry
GEORGE JACOB LESCHER.
Little Rock, June 11. 1350.—7—10 tfj.
{S.ii’II STU PK.EST.1f OMyiBVS.)
FEMALE COLLEGIATE NEMIXAKV,
TuLir, Dallas Coonrv, Abkassas.
John S. Garvin, Presi
dent, Prof, of Colle
Mrs M.Cook,Govern.
and Instructress.
Senor F. Garcia, Pyo(.
Weldon E Wright, M D..
Prof of Mat Science.
Maj B. J. Borden. Prof ol
Ettilcs and Belle Letters
of Mn* and Mod. Lang.
TUITION PER MONTH.
Collegiate Department. (Auc. or Modern Langua
ges. . ?'a 00
Collegiate Department, English Coarse. -t (Ml
Academic Department.3 <MI
Primary Deportment,.2 dfl
Ornamental Department, (Painting and
Drawing,) . 2 t'fl
Mnaicul Department, (Vocal ami Instrumental,.'* on
Boarding, including washing, fuel, lights &c. U) (Ml
Arnttrinic year embrace* one session of ten
months, commencing the 1st Monday in August
and closing the last Thursday in June
Tuition and Board must be paid one-half in
advance, the retnaiuder at the dose of the see-ion
No deduction will be made from the rates of Tui
tion except in cases of sickness.
Examination*.--- 1 her* will lie an annual ex
amination before a Board of Visitors at the close ol
each term; ami quarterly examinations before the
Board of Gnitrdiaus.
Diploma-* will be given, on the recommenda
tion of the Board of Visitors, to the graduates ol
the Seminary, and certificates of Scholarship, to
those who have taken a partial course.
Discipline and Police will be mild but firm;
being rather one of morel restraint, than pun
ishment. Quarterly reporta ofconductlund Scholar
ship will be transmitted to pnrenls'br guardians.
Course of In 'traction is divided into three
Departments : Primary, Academic and Collegiate
Music.—-It is believed that no Institution in
the .South west offers equal advantages to perl'cl
its Pupils In this elegant accomplishment. S-net
Garcia, the accomplished head of this Department
ha£ taught with distinction iu Washington City
and Virginia, ami Is not oulv a most skillful per
former. but the best Instrurlorin Hie Art, that we
have ever seen
Needle Worlt*— IMaiu and Pitney.—Nc
extra charge will lie made In this Department, the
pupils furnishing the materials The product!
will bo disposed of at an annual Fair and the pro
ceeds placed in the Library Knud
Lectures nnd C«mponitio:t.—Lectures will
be delivered regularly by the heads of Departuieuii
to tlieir respective Classes, and Cempositfoua wil
be reouifed' overv tA’O weeks during til ■ course
from the member* of the Academy and Collegial.
Department*.
Vacation.—There wilt l>e a vacation of 0111
week the, Ia»t of December, and ouoof two moutlu
at the close of the -Session.
By order of the Board of Guardiaus.
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Chan. While* Family Lard.
RECEIVED, thi* day, and lor sale, wholesaii
amt retail.
5 bbls Bweer White Lard,
25 crocks •* “
Enquire of A. J. HVTT, Main Ft.
Sept, 8, 1X50.
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Potatoes and Onion*.
ECEIVED per steamer Hamburg, aud for as!
20 bbla Iri.ii Potatoes,
JNC* D. ADAMS.
10 “ Onions,
Jan 20, 185«, 20-tf.
PROVISIONS.
1 r JABS Freeh Butter,
LeJ t> Reg- Pigs Fret,
« Boxes western dairy Ctirrte,
• hhls white 0eai>9,
9 bbl« dite t Apt le*,
2 •> rltt peaches, *
6 hi D Onions, I bbt. winter pressed Lari
Oil, just received amt for said Uy
FATUKKLY .V CLEMENTS
December 17, l*50
Hill*! Hill*!! Hill*!!!
I) n Fteel Mills, assorted site*
t-r 19 Super Lined Fiddles,
Nev. 26, 1*50.
for sale low by
a. j iiurr.
Hat*! Csat*!! Hat*!!!
2 Cases Fashionable Silk Hat* ; 6 Dos Wool do.
3 Poz Cloth Caps. Bee ived per Pontiac am
for sale by JOHN D- ADAMS,
Feb. II, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
•TtOE..i8SFSi 4*r.
fOST Receiver per Phillip Penny* it,
•J 1 Bbta. Molasses ; 6 h«‘f do.; 1 Cask Bice ah
for sale by FATHEHLY St CLEMENTS.
Feb. II. 1851
?!■ ’ t) A 1 PLOW POINTS —A supply recei
it (rerSteaiiisr Woodsman, by W M U. W.1
Jnly 9, IS At*
M/ricd .ipplen and JPearhen
1 CA W8HEL9 Apples uni Peaches; just re
1 tJ\J ceived, per steanxr St. Frsiei*. ami li
sale by D. BEN DEB tc. CO.
As*. IS, 1S51.
IITTLE ROCK FOIXDRY 1SD SliTIERY.
Romrell ITrphr
T170ULD respectfully will the attention of the
f » public to til - abuse establishnirnt, which
lies recently undergone ■ thorough repair, old, hay
ing ihe necessary facilities, is now folly prepared
to furnish to ord- r. with gr»st promptness. every
I article' lujlhat Hoe. of either wrought or cost Iron,
Urns* or Copper, of os good materiel, proportions,
| ami workmanship, it ml upon ss cheap terms, ns any
, other Foundry iu this country. Millrlghts aud
others, ordering wheels. wHI ho pleased to giro the
f No. of cogs and pitch, slro the particular siie end
! shape of the eye, wanted in each wheel. Tito dl
' amster of a wheel, when east, will lie of tn inch
per foot less—-the some with length of n shaft —
; Orders should also lie aerompanled with a draught
I end full description of what la wanted, aud the
I postage paid. 1
Little Rock, Dec. 10. 18S*.—14—tf
Lanstrff’i Seflional lap of trkama*.
^IMIE above splendid Map is now (hashed and
A ready for deliv.iy. li delineate* Ihe whole
State as Did olf hy tj-e t . S. Depu'y Surveyor*.—
Every Section and Iri.e'ional section is shotsn, so
that a/or'y oat hocI < an he leadily found upon it.
The exaet position of all the County Seats, Post
offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, and the
rich and tortile ,’nnds si-lerled by the Slate out of the
.rt00,tK><) Here donation grant aie all arcmatelv shown.
The Lead Mines and other tnincial Icestions are
iioten, as well as all the old confirmed Spanish anr
veys; with the latest alterations in the County lines.
The whole Map containin' as great an amount of
valuable information as can be found on any State
Map extant.
It is put up on rollers, elegantly colored and var
nished. Price $5 0t>. Also inconvenient pocket
hum, price $8 00. The poeket Map* can be sent
to any part of the State by mall. Postage f> cents
For file at the bookstnrp of
L R. LINCOLN, IMIU Rock.
April 9, 1SS0. 31tf
SUNDRIES.
tTf\ Bhts. Superfine Flour: 60 Boxes S’ar Can
OV/ dies ; 10 Bbls. Clear Pork ; 2 Bbls. Linseed
Oil 1 2 BbD. Lard Oil; 4 Bbls. Powdered Sugar,
2 Do. Crushed Do.; 2.000 Lbs. Cot’on Yarn ; 3,000
Lbs. Bar Iron ; 25 Kegs Pure White Lead.
H.lRDWJRK.Sft.—Anvils; Bel ows; Vieesj
Screw Plates; Hand and Sledge Hammer-; Mortice
and Rim Locks, Mineral Knobs; Fancy Pl.de,Cup
board and Pari Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hatch
ets; ’Places; Grubbing Hoes; Turni> g Chisels and
Gouges ; Files and Rasps; 2 and 4 fold Rules; Let
ter Copying Presses ; Wrought and Horse Nails;
Spirit Levels and Plumbs; Hand, Panel and Wood
Saws; Shovels, Spades and Manure Fuiks; Copal
Varnish, See. Received ami lor sale bv
July 10. WM. B. WAIT.
/YYir Maoris! .Vcic Mo oris !
IHE undaraigned has jual re
ceived, and D now opening, J
irge and well-se.lec«ed usaort
it of Dry Goods, Clothing,
a. Bools and Shoea. Hardware.
•unaware, nud every ihiug uau
fouud iu stores adapted to the
< country iron* ; an oi which »* ——
offer* for sale, Cheap for Cash, or in ■ xclrange for
] Cotton or Pellriea. for which the higliwit market
price will be given. Country dealers would do
well to give him a call, and examine his stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
' A. J. HUTT,
Little Rock Foundry.
CIOAL CRATES, (Atkansas pattern.) for sal*
J cheap, by ROSWELL BEEBE.
Dec. 3. l.tSO. . Cl
(JCNS! cost! GUKSIII
JUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash,
tine Double and Single barrelled Shot Guns,
Rifles, flint and percussion gun Locks, hc.,fce.. at
ilie Gunsmith Shop, on Main street, where repnir
, ing is done up blue, by II. GRIFFITHS.
Novfi. 9—
(liicciiNitarc and ISlass Ware.
TOHN D ADAMS, (at Lower Steamboat Land
el ing) offers to his friends and the public, the fol
lowing carefdlly'aelerted (in the East) assortment
of Queenswahe, Ac., &e., which he will sell very
low:
53 doz. white granite dinner and soup pistes,
12 “ Ten Setts,
9 “ Twiflers,
5 “ White Granite Dishes,
1 “ *• •• Pitchers,
fi ** •• •< Bakers,
2 *• •• •< Sugars, ,
23 setts •* “ Colfees,
24 <• •• Teas,
fl doz. “ “ Bowls,
4 “ « Pitchers,
6 “ Ewers and Basins,
4 “ White Gr. Brtt-h Trays and Soap hrx-s,
2 “ W G sauce Tureens,
li « do. Buttbis and Drainers,
0 “ do. Pickles,
4 “ W t! sauce boats and stands,
1 “ W G Mugs,
2 «• C C Tank Mug*; do. porter inugs; do fancy;
Misses’ Plates, Bakers, and Dishes,
20 <* edged Plates, edged Dishes, Bakers,
1 *• C O Nappeis,
4^ “ Bed Paiis,
3 “ Ea. End. Tea Pi ts,'Sugars and Creams,
J *r Spit Cups,
4 " whiteClina pishes,
3 “ white C.iiri.rjCapi roles;
4 “ W C Mustards; 4 do pickles; l pr. Fruit
Basket-.
4 “ pr. W 0 Cilleries. Flasks, Glass Bowls,
do. Pilchers, do. Sslv>rs.
4 “ 6 ring Castors, Mi la-scs Cans,
10 “ com moo Bowls,
11 '• Tumblers, tinted and common,
2 “ Goblets,
1 •* Champaign.*.
4 •• Wines,
6 “ S'.tor Side Lamps; I do Lanterss; 2 Cut
Hall Lamps; 3 Solar hanging Lamps;
1 “ Deean'ers,
•4 Cup Plate*, Mexican and white China
S| ittnons; German Mugs; Cut Sails; 4 pr Vases; 3
Eittht Day Clocks.
Dee 17. ltfSd.
15
Peacock Plows.
JUST received per Mail Boat.---31) one horse
Peacock Plow*; 10 do do. Valley Plows; 10
two house Peacock Plows. Apply to
Feb. 2C, 1850. A. i. UUTT.
Vl'OVBS.— IS No. .1. “Troy” Air-tight Steves,
S 6 “ 2, “
lieceived and for eale by \VM. B WAIT
BBL8 RECTIFIED WHISKEY, receive I
UU this day per “ Gen He .*' ai d Un s»le by
Jail. 21, 1851.
JOHN I). ADAMS.
Sici. -i B'j'tL Laudimf.
Kcc’ri per slcaim-i* Ifi.miburnli,
8BB1.S Ale;
UMIOO C«i>ou<i C ifuri*;
H,'W>0 common }■% byttui h do ;
11)1. bi>U. Crackers;
10 do IIrandy;
20 do Whisfcty;
20 yt do do;
20 bk>U Floury
«• 5 do Gin, &c.
Jan 21. M TANT1
Krceiu'd perWIcamer I in pi re.
~/A CASES fresh Oys'crs;
JU 8 bbls
do do iu shell, (very fits)
4 do Oranges, fine;
2 dot boxes Prunes
20 no fresh K. in*, has! ijo.iH'y;
25 (WO Havana Cigars, assorted.
For sale by M TANTi.
Jan 21. 1851 20 -
LMU<ms.
ON band and for sale,
1 bbl 4lb proof French Brandy;
1 “ Spanish “
1 '• Malaga Wine|
1 “ Muscat *• (a choice article/.
JOHN l>. ADAMS,
Dec. 10, 1850.— 14 tf I.aictr lannling.
Trim.
FiHbT rate su/cir pi G‘*—»-«'<•> HWcic Text
. V tor ssie at
A '/.■••'
1 A I HE1U.Y A. CEEMEATi
49
Parlri(l«c Boots.
r 4 Cases Water Proof, nisi receive./ end fo. tab*
' b* by r ATHEULV & CLEMENTS.
1 Fsb. II, IWol.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. IB. JOlITfHON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
I.ITTLF. BOCK, AUK.
Oct. 1,1899.
S. I. BiMNDi:.\’YB| RU,
A T T O R N E Y A TLAW,
Lawrenckvillk. ARK**
T^TILL pt’rtier in {lie ?.>un,:f* ' f Philip*, St.
Franer. and Monroe, in the fit«t Judicial Cir
cuit : It* count if* ol Dcaha «i> I Arkansan, in the
acennd Judicial Ciieoi’, ami th» connly ol Prairt*,
in tits feftt* Indtrial Ciicuir, at d will pay atnct **«
tcntinn to the collection of rfctit. in any pa>t of the
Stiff, and wiil also art at agerd. lor the sale of land*
and paying taxrt, ,Vr
K'-st eiife in La«reticevil|», Monro* co., A k1.
Sept. 17, 1990.—8-4
'V
sAm nia ncriiARTY,
Attorney «t l,«w «nd noiieit.tr hi Cfenncrry,
FINE BLUFFS.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, AN KANSAS.
Aug. SO. 1850. 7.jti—jy
Join t. Tm««,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LITTLE ROCK, AUK.
May 21,1*50. 37_
HRARY H. RECTOR,
1TT0HNEV k COCASEILOR AT LAW,
(Office nt Ronton, saline county,)
WILL PR ACYICF. In tho Caaaflet of Saline.
Hot Spring*, Ferry, Montgomery, ami the
court*at Llttio Rock. Any bu.ir.oa* entrusted to
hia care will receive prompt attention.
E. twain INS,
Attornry and Caimfllor nt Law,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
HTTLE ROCK. APK
JAMES T. BROWN, *
A T TORJYEY AT LA If,
Arkna.a* Post, Ark.,
Will practice hi* profession ill tho Second Jmiiciai
Circuit, auii will attend to the collection of debt*
and the investigation of land claim* in every part
of Arkansas.
t M
B. T. DI V A It,
ATTOUXEY AAD MDSSELtflR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Port Smith, \rkansn..
R. II. JOHNSON,
Attorney at l,aw,
Little Rock, Abk.
•IWUil ■>. ItUHDI'.t,
! Attorney at L a w.
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Resides in Lfwiivillr. Lafajette roonty, lrlo
AND will practice in the courts of the 6th Judi
cial district. All business confided to his man
agement, will rceceive prompt a ad faithful attention.
LAMBERT A. WHITELEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE OX MJRKIUM STREET.
Littls Rock, Arkansas.
JAMES A WILSON
ATTORNEY AND CDFNSELLflR AT LAW
rettVILLC, ARKANSAS.
DAVID W. CARROLL.
j£Am
Little Rocks
in&SOty] Arkansas. [m>2«*
JOHN
ATTORNEY A COLNSBLLOft AT LAW,
AND
SOLICITOR IN C VIANCERI.
Office—i£l<!ora<to, lTnion county, Arkansas.
s. ii. iirup^tkad,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON MARKHAM STKKK ;
ULTLKROCK ARK'S. 1 tf
.1. fl. TERBKTTN,
ATTORNEY k COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Ftiyelteville, Arkan*a».
GEO. C. WATKINS. AS M. CHtRA.N
WATKIXS iV ( l ilK AN,
ATTOKNE Y S A T L A W ,
UTOE ROCK ARKANSAS
IIIAh A. i’ONWAV,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, it GENER AL LIND AGENT,
LITTLE BOCK. ARKANSAS,
ITflLL ATTEND to the collection of debts in
I t any part of the Stale, to buying ami selling
lands, paying taxes, redeeming lands forfeited for
tax,-*, Sac He is authorized to sell lands enouyk
for Ihrtt or four tkouoand good plnnlattoni, and at
chtnti ratet, far rath.
To insure attention,communications muslbepost
paid.
Little Rock, Jan Id, 1850. J9-ly
Arkansastonee House,
(LOWKR m»RIOAT LA1U iA«.)
| rpHE Proprietor hi« oti hand, ami is coMitantiy
A receiving, the following —
Foreign and domestic Liquors;
Wloet »ud cordial* of every • earriptieo ;
Cigar,;
Tobacco i
Emit*, ie.
All cl which are for mIb at whole**!# au I r'-lail
price* Peraou* from the country willing io pur
. chase. will pl«a*« caM aiui »e« my utoch bofor« j-ur
chasing daewhero a* t inleit! to soil as low a* any
house iu the city
MICH AEL TAJSTI
Lille Rock, Jau. 21, ISAI. 20— ly
ICE The Arkadalpblo Sentinel will copy one year,
and forward account to the subscriber. M l'.
UARiiLc (irrivu:
Tomb*, Monument'. nravi'-MmiPS) Ac.,
Kuruishtti lo order.
JOSEPH CLARK, Slant-Cutter, (late id \e,y
O: lean*.; be^*» le- > - to info m t: ■ Cidu f * cd
Lillie Rock and T - ut idly, that he h •» o,..-n-i-.il.
establisbn ent on Ir'atei Strut, ( •• jo. » William
Oeoi^e’* store,} lor She purpose ul '--ceeiitine *11
kii. l'id M.'.RBf. E W( ' h. >r_ ■ ’ -a’le- -
Uuii c! All 1 ,‘e—e e a , fj,*
ill a i,e»l and workman-tilt mnt *-r a- I at a -aod
rule finer. He wibkeep Oti her ! ■■ *tuk of the
brat material, an-1 i« r, e!> h» ex u- »H woik r
Ida line at the ibor'e** noliee
j Little Rock, A".'. 6. IW JS—If
I^LOUR—150 hols ’ Ihio auprrtiu.-.
? KHJitu MiioMceatM
Will I E LEAD—-> ’ keg* pur*;
- - e-f’SrAet » Via mmde.'Wft
: OAH1 IMJa—sown It* hallow ware;
||{l)\—-iir.Mt lb* a.»i.ilwi lor;
WINDOW ULAS -2d b .e. ;
CANDLES—' <> b»*e» star;
GRASS SEED—c! ver, timothy sn- blue.
Received l« r la c arrival* an.! f a'« t y
Dec 17 V. I WAIT
(iimtTk%
JOHN I) ADAMS baton Red, * - ;l n'»l,9
tin iu!> and cu»:ca>n», U-r . t‘ , ,\i- 1 Ji -t i’it',
in Mdlbuti <j > oi». Sugar* t.iakCrSlp**4!*
• PeTrper, tJme.T XSTift*"', Co Vet. *»>.•• tfrj Mala*
j-vrr. I- • d Madder, Puwd •, I ■ - • Lean,
It re, 4. , \c m
! Alto—TEAS, IWbeoS. Ycii ii iiyron, fl<afk,
at it a veiy supeit i *«dcl«oi-‘ Imperial'1—h,:l-h i
at.ii, lhr»en,J C"iut):» t» ii— • l*‘o'%
Rhtbbaib, kt., f<* lam i) -it.
I t*e 2#, tsftw. 1*—
LITTLE ttUCK Uluil SCHooi
•"■rtiM Md Da, f„ v»Ui, iidlrv
rj’HF business of this Strnn»r* «h! be -.1
1 (.D- mU,,‘ * f»>ne*u»t ait,*.
d#rce of to* rnpiU u cantr**}* r«V}4v*?*<i
**<1 th*
°**n
ii.fhtv
' (J P<H«!•
**« Hat
Ts*
rifrft
This Institution. tiiV'r the j4t. yj s
Mi'-v* WOOD. »i h Tracher*
v falsify f-r tir paring ;»adva-.l J5„ ‘
finished education. P-1* ssingwuh,,, rt>, mi.
tor ;!.« various t -ranches. ,Ti „
*>«ve practised wish perfect satisfaction, ••
refer lo the gent!, in n whose [.»».-* ar.' *.
The Pnpit# of the B- SrtwwJ b»-r
•Miitry associa'ed with tl» ir Teaefcers.’r,,
tifteiition so nere-. ty to |,.tm end r.'fi.-■ ;
• trt. ard produce habit« ot r .v,d ,
essential M» •.*•* formation of chanrtr-r
Feeling the importance of a thtovyh g
o(th» Frenchlanguage,nr-,i yndfepcmabJ, m
c .''JCidion, the Piincip-U wish to i
pne*it»fe the language >r r-e i
propose srftnittreg ;he pu? |»,
faintly, to attend the French cUsts, * |, W1
rhsrgo.
T’■•T-.raiion of tin- rily :.f Little K.-tk „ .
p’rjtanl, «o4 accessible at all :,rn.-s, by a'. .,. *.,
and stage.
i lao system of education, ansid<iOs.<ly pursued
»im- at a per loot eppi relation olwmtere,,, ath-nio-’
id in developing i he mot a! an.: intellect', a! farul’i*
--emulating a iiu nigii anti n •tematic ceui»,. troui
tlio elementary iotfr In*! e«l br.vprti>« y»Mfcl*
record* •■( *ohot*i»> ip and .!#p,«rtli.#nt ...
I< d to P««l>t», whilst evrrj judio<«■-*» ,i
study is alfordott.
rf,.- school is constantly umhi !!,c « 'nminonof
Iho Board r*" Visitors, who, fiom 'imr lr. tin.c r«
amino the various classes, amt report «,►». j •
Terms of Tnlllon no<l n«arl »wr scaatm ut
flrr mnMtia.
Psy scholars. 4th Dopmtment,
“ 3d ••
<• *1 i.
si |.t ..
French, t'alisn. Spanish .irr* f.’crmrn, railt
Singing in Choir,
Music—Piano, Onilar, and Organ, each.
Harp, *
D.awing and Painting,
A com** ofleseoosm Oriental paint in*. Jana’s
Worn', inlaying of F.hony and lory'
Haii hmg Wor», and wax llovms, .'ach,
. No charge for etnbreniriy and ornament,II
needle work.
Boaril. washing, lights, fusrt. use ot tnddi j,
I He., per mnn'li. '' ,„
Paymeiila ijiiaiterly, in iilvanee; no d.«iucln»ns
| tor ahsenen.
Sessions commence l«l Sent, and 1st fVb p„.
pi!* received at any petiod, amt chained It ,iq tima
of entrance to close of th* session.
$!‘3 it
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10 00
Board of Vlsiiurs.
!?t. Rev. Buh h hkkmsn, Hon F. \V Trsrvsi.i.,
Hen. Jintgr* Ftn.n,
Hon. Judge Riaoo,
C pt. A Pick,
Hon T. w . Nkwtoh.
L tJiBso-s M. B.
J il t aiAis, Rsq ,
L K Hsaara, Kssp,
' Litlte Rock, Aug. 22, ISStt.
(Jxo. C. WsTtXIss, K*n
E- H EaaihHt, Kstj,
M«j J I.ttvson,
tivn. S. H Hiwesrsan.
Hon. W. H. Pottos.
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WHUIMTM HUE SHIMT,
Hempstead ( aunty, Arks.
rI 'HE wi omi w-Mina of this Institution, opened
1 Him mommy. February lllli, |-,Ml
Re*. C. P Tntlirnsi, Sunerihlsudeut unit Pro
fe«*or of Mont ami Intellectual Philosophy,
Belle*I.ulturn, end Spanish Liteiature
Re* II. C Tbwkstt, A. M.. Proiessor of Ureelsn.
Roman. f ranch ami Italian Literature.
James < nocacu, A. M-. Professor of Mathematics
Student* received in the Primary Department au.l
instructed
term* :
Primary Department, per session of 21 weeks,
payable quarterly in advance, $12 nil
Preparatory Department, IB i i)
f'oliejfiute Course, :|il On
V'ocal and Instrumental Music, Element* of
Mu.ical Composition, (Katraj i Of)
Initiation roe, I ad
No deduction for absence unless in cases ui pro
trseteu illness
AM students charged ..om the time of their
entry to the end of the session.
N B.—Ths sons of all ministers who sre en
gaged in the regular work of (ho ministry, or of
those who are *up«r*uuaied or have died in the
ministry: will lie educated free of charge.
lionnuino can lie obtained in ths best families,
at from $ti to ;f‘J per month.
Portico tar attention will be paid botii to the
moral and intellectual training of all students
committed to our charge.
S. T. SANDERSj. Secretary.
BOAR D O F TR U5TKKS
Hon. D. 1 WITTER, ParriiiKNT, Hun. II P
Poimiet'cr Rev. Wm. Moores, Rev. L. P Lively,
Rev. B. P Be*, 1 N. Jones, M. I) , Mr J !i. sua
defur, Mr. T. Williamson, Hon j. D. Trimb e.
Rev J, Custer, M. D Rev J. J. Roberts. C. !!
Mitch*!, M D, Mr W W Andrews, Mr S i.
Sauders, Mr. H. W Smith. 7—22—tf
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