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, The V*l«f «f T«rf*U.
v -v f * pen- tl* *«■ •»«» of the f*et ,hJ
, . », J i"U the rr»»* wtioteaome .
1 uvl greaUv assist digestion. fr-..<
irwoT of tbe.r stewed dwbes. intend uc
' 7, of you n* runntt a lid the Jolfnit- fon}
m every French table. » U'aW"J wit
> f ..-- U < l*» -nil
, ,7..riant. and the differ* twin di*w
" , a dinner eaten at a Kttvk M/it an
■ hotel i» notalwne ia the cooking bat i
.able rofi'tin;o»« introduced It m (Ml
tie chemist* have eiplamed th- dign
„ known to »uat in the carrut to roe
, . oarauar acid—<w«»* mt H—found in th
-.viu? a.Mueli with a view to the proar
, ’•/ r understanding with the carrot i
, i.r l 'V'. are vtoW ’he foil iwina I
... .. from the Working Farmer, calcu
, r, a-- the field cultivation of this nseft
, lfih« is of oa’.< and one of cam its is U
- for n horse than three bushels of oat
, ' '1 used tor ucht w’ek the quantity uf.ca
,v ,.n. r* as-d. With * trh food. horn
, health and spirits, n louse !n*h
j rost. sod unproved digestion.. It may I
: ve carrot is very nutrition*. an
: 1has thecui.oua prop. rtyof gfiattnizii
. u.i . r> solutions contained in the stomach
, Carrots contain perK aof, a sing
, • ii , a suited with the juice of au oran*
,-r fruit ..•.•» Ilately turns it into a jelly, at
i '.toners use it tor tins purpose.
,\ 7 aw hr h carrots have bee a boiled are a
*i7s e- iabwrits when cold, and are mow cam
■t « ... a used as fowl than soups otherwii
rr,e plant has similar propertw*. A th
„ „t tins plant thrown into a irbis* of water rei
rT, r ..v and gelatinous. and f'W thi* reason
, a o> 'tic fir summer complaint with ohildrei
. i-n aiag th- d . of a horse fed in pa
irr .is. trill tw found to contain no tindige
; hav or oats, and th relore loss quantities i
i *,< materials are necessary than waen hall th
, no in' swaUov’ed is parted with m ar. undvjesu
,’.p, For fattening animals, the carrot is equal!
iable. and for miteh cow* they surpass at
• . r f... !. Tin* milk of tc.t at mid winter ft
n n epial in fta- if to that Mipplied frm
’ m ^ im uer, while th ■ * itt* r .hade* fromth
0 n « finely colored and highly flavowd.
• «ta ii.ng pf pn peopyi—«tWW
ij,t, siilphunc acid, pitash, and common sat
i-. u of long orange or l,l'»l bushels
wide tteleian carrots may he easily r»med per aer.
w:ate tbe same land wilt not pro.! tee one-tent
, , vp v oats. We have sold our crop
carrots this y-ar to the !i' * ry stable keepers
.-ark a* f • v cents p r t ushel, and w>- con
i'.,' .md a on sand bus'i-is or more at the sail
I 'Ir. Kr m'v.im his inveam-d adaptation ■
.riphy, by which copies of the Sncsi^>il pi<
mi be made with a decree of perK'Ctio!
... . - . f,r«; attained, and at a very tnttin.’ e:
* The Descent from the Or ns'' has ber
..ji • »,*a perfect success by this process.
I T : ntnnberof appiiea'iOM for bounty lam
a', act, received in a day. tav r ;
i »< ih a- i.iiW. They now average a bo
. • i day. There are hXI,i »>> applications on 61
»mch have not been touched.
I. \ late writer in speahin* of Bostonians say
*y divide their time between metaphysics an
fi riuitrv." and while they took upon F.n
son as tar ahead of inspiration, they look npe
tu ny-pound rooster as far ahead of Aon.
I ■" Great importations are hereafter to be mad
laid, by all the principal mer:eati’s of tt
-n on the Chesapeake waters, and it has bee
■ ■ i remarked 'ha' The Sav presents a cood fit!
« • nur/ling. TtietariiT is men enough on soir
m atfijrd considerable mdueem- at.
Decline in Cotton.
V- writer of the money column of the Ntr
i.i» V.xyrtsa says :
i , Intelligencer bp the Niagara of a furthi
u? mi the cotton market will not be favorabi
■ >o ;■; lor the stock market, as it will cause
u > of b Us of tichance, and further shi]
i, specie may be looked foe. We canu
i itaerwise think that cotton will recede mu<
: i prue. Toere is every indication of
si app.arancaa of the New York markets
( liargo of Forgery at Washing ton.
A' cirn from 'he Republic that Mr. Sainu
> ■'iii | Washing too City, waa arrested the
.. i1 h instant, and brought before Justii
!> iuu, who required him to give bail .a the sum
await further preliminary proceedings c
i irr »f forgery. The Republic adds:—0
f . -id.it he case come up under baheiu rorpn
■ •• i hitee Crawford, and the Republic says tha
i n rfartt statement, it appeared that Mr. !
* >■ *rted with forging, in the presence of Hem
1 < vur • . • name or mark of Henry C. Carte
0 -ui a- immi n' of a land warrant, who was n
i'd . r.ui the transaction, and who says th
.. ante. Carter had serveil tut a marine
• M -an war, and being discharged at Was!
'll, engaged Mr. .Stettimu* to proem
> at, while he went to bts home in Deh
1 «-■. 1- appears, however, that the warrant hj
to the first place, according to direetio
from the Department to a funner certa
'• 'ament clerk in the West. Judge Crawfoi
I vdo 'ad in t'-.OW for a further heam
yesterday.
» r 1**1 m HDcrai*
1 Saturday :asx two funeral processions
‘ ** n'arlli. on their way to me t athoUc Ceil
r» in Cambridge, neared each other a Litt
Porter's Hotel. A rivalry immediately »
,11*..* -u tue driven of the uearses to see whic
1 • 1 roach the gate of the Ccwetry lirat. By
VpUcation of the whip a sample of fa
« ■ p*d ita :ac> was of short d
l he coffin in one of the hearses w;
' i out on the ground, ami before the cor’.e,
us eoald draw ip, it wxs run over by thr<
* hack* aad seriously mutilated. Thu a<
* suddenly pat an end to the mad career
Jems. The body was restarted to its prop
1 ^ ■■ and two (unera Is prot ee*leu in order. ■
• * driving to the crave often occur* in Caiabrulg
[B«ton Mail.
Jenny Lntd’* Arrest.
r; 'Mm Min »; » t. n—The net receipts
'• wad’ i Concert last ii.gnt at the Chine:
- OMk I ar IKAO ’ She lenses t
•v luon.iru; for here.se!f in rather an uncoil
- or on. Quinlan, lessee of the Che
1: ' i re. brought a suit against M
-"'d breach of contract, relative
1—id Concert* in his theatre. Jenr
j o ' innnrmed as a witness before Thomas 1
1 ... w.v* acted as a Commissioner in the cas
- pmru was asoed against her, atui she w
. — be l ourt-moni in her carriage by tl
''u;, ‘ *f*s evidently very muen agitated as
• 11 'h.ev,Hence, in reply to a questn
‘ \tu sflt‘ *tat«d that she recetvi
tr. tinracm stum, out of every <hk*jO grr>
’ as b*'re share of the profits.
t*«'»toffice Arraugemeut.
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1 S.T. :: !0.-:it '.as been effected by the Pa
, '•'■in h u.ii.1 may tie forward
'«■ tor*. Cturfeaiou. Sa'-a ami, .New l
-a i r i a..- mco, Monterey, and dan Uuh
*■ s’ t ut*1 si South Ament
■ir agency o! our consul at Panama.
’ ij;'; 01 pis age on each lerter will
at,-, aril eight cent* on each newspaper,
.on., ,n «li i uses. These rates w,U me In
i* mgr to arul from.every place in
, v “ -• btails nay be transmitted in
- no rate of forage, oo ihe pav®*
sit th. se laics ; the other half
•' it the office* of receipt >n the I’m!
1 ! aI W1*-uiliual exhibition held
' f.‘"d. a new variety of rabbits w.
’ ■efiv remarks We for the . uoriBo
i ear*. j„ out- anunai. a male, tl
■' - .rs was ,'tf inches; m an. a her
'Uctiea, With a bnadth of nearly
<»!»•« Trade.
A li> * late speech in the Vtrg
a. stated that one hrm in Baftwnore j
ir-,, amassed a lortuueof ftMO.Og) bv .
oyestr-s to the Wm*«ii -Sta
» have pan) the Baltimore and C
• * year f,„ carry mg om
atfrny at ttf CtinHIf •( > irgima.
j A iri nv nitons excitement has Wn caused by a
|diff.» «lty be'.wo tho students and the PrafeiM
j of Modern laturusres. Th- former, having be
!* : come mcwnmd against the latter, got hold of bis
*'! horses, rode *h>ui to death, stampede fashion, pain
* i ted them white, and then turned them loose.—
^ t When the Professor reacnted tbis with writs of
■ arrest, and the Sheriff proceed '•> execute them, he
* was rut with* Iiowk: knife Puwtfly.Uie rmg
. I leaders wet*- apprehended and sent to jail, but the
1 stdeat* imrcbel down aai rsleasdl »h"»t The
^ ! eneitmMt against the Professor is very grea.
Binpwleon’s Opinion of the Prrw.
a I " A journalist," aai.I the great !Wapo!.->n, *• in a
grumbler, * eensnrer. a givei of advice, a regent
of Sovereignties, a tutor of nations. Four hostile
n ; newspapers are more to be fenrvd than a hundred
„ thousand bayonets.”
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t • Cattle f,r t'areaaaten.
I’uneh an vs ; ‘'Tun Pop. sends a bu'l into
' : Scotia-; i. The Scotch sen! it back again, and
'•1 inform his hoi mesa that they hare a Kmur of their
* I own.”
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l The elimate of South Carotins is found to be
" | decidedly favorable to the cultivation of the tea
i plant. It blossoms there at the same tune it does
S' in China The seed is of the aute and color of a
harden.it, and the kernel ne.h with oil.
*». 1 .
v j JjrNo girl ever male a happy union by tin ta
li , lion: because uo man capable of making a woman
- permanently happy, was ever attracted bv that
i- , which is iLsgusting to persons of intelligence and
y j refinement.
j 1 ‘ Arrangements, it is sanl, are being made to
n I send ali the workj of raoder French art. now ex
posed in Louvre, to England for exhibition and
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Mura Cushman, the celebrated actress, and
Mary Haves, the English poetess, arrived at Louis
ville, on Tuesday morning on tbe Lidy Fntnkhn.
They have taken a suite of rooms at the Louisville
Hotel, where they will remain a few days previous
to riaiting the Mammoth Cave.
» Proclamation of the Governor.
Y VrilKREAS, An act of the General Assembly
,_ ! v v of the State of Arkansas entitled, “An act
to provide for holding an election of one Represeii
! tative to the Congress of the United States, and to
change the tune of holding other elections,’’ ap
^ proved January 11th, 1851. pro,ides that on tht
,- lirst Monlay in August, eiithteeu hundred and fifty
(- one, there shall bean election opened and held tri
'j each township m the several counties in this State
^ for the election of on member of the House of Rep
resentatives of the thirty-second Congress of the
t nited States; and that said election shall be open
,f ed, heel, and fa all respects conducted as the 'aw
_ provides for holding and conducting general elee
, tionc and whereas, by section one of an act eni
. tied “An act ti repeal the ballot, and revive the
,, r r/i roc • «vsipT! of voting,” approved November
.'9:n, 1SV>, it is provided, “That the mode of vot
ing at all general and other elections authorised
by the Constitution and laws of this State, shall
,, e nm rncrand that so much of chapter stxtv-one
lt of the Digest ol tue statutes of Arkansas, under the
, rule, “ elections.'’ as applies exclusively to the
ballot mode of voting be and the same is hereby
repealed.’’
, Now, therefore I, JohnSelden Roane, Governor
^ of the State of Arkansas, do hereby make known
that in accordance with law, an election will be
n held on the first Mon lay in August, 1851, (being
the fourth day of said mouth) at each and every
piace of voting at general elections in all of the
fifty-thr<-e counties of this State, for one member
g of the House of Representatives of the thiity-sec
n r. xt Cingress of the United States; and the Sheriffs
j! of the several eon u ties of this State are hereby re
quired to give due notice of the election aforesaid,
and to cause the same to be opened, held and
| conducted in accordance with iaw; and the Sher
iffs of the counties of Chicot, Desna, Arkansas,
Jefferson, Drew, Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, Dallas
and Hot Spring, (which counties compose the sec
ond judicial circuit of the State of Arkansas, are
hereby required to cause to be held in their res
pective counties on the same day as that for Rep
resentative, the election for a judge of said Circuit,
j to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
| Josiah Goald.
In testrmmy whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
i.. s.j <eal of the State of Arkansas to be af
fixed in the city of Little Rock, Ar
kansas, this 22 day of May a. b. 1851.
By the Governor JOHN S. ROANE.
Daviu B. Ghees, Secrttiry »/ Suite.
May '27th. 1851). 38-tde.
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1 RECEIVED, last night, by steamers Jefferso
and Emily, a Urge lot of goods; which, i
addition to previous arrivals, makes the stock ■
Fancy and Staple Merchandise l now have on han
the most complete I ever have presented to th
public, and respectfully invite alt persons in cour
j trv and town, to call and examine the same.
A. J. HUTT, Mum strrrt.
Little Rock, Miyti, 1851. 3c—
Family Flour. &c., dkc.
FUST received, a lot of merchandise direct from
J Cincinnati, per steamers Lena No. 2, and
Trustee,
65 barrels Flour;
6 casks Bacon;
l “ Canvassed Hams;
10 boxes Star Candles;
10 “ Painted Buckets;
1 barrels Dried Apples;
4 boxes Tobacco;
t bags Cotton Yarn;
And for sale by A. J. Hi.TT, H'itn tirrri.
May 8, 1851. 38—
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JUST received from New Orleans a large
and wtel assorted stock of Saddlery, consisting
in part of the following, vie;
It) gents' line Columbian Saddles;
12 “ “ Spanish “
q ladies’ “ Hog kin •*
8 doz. Bridles, assorted qualities;
3 “ Martingales assorted qualities;
3 *• Bridle fi lings “ “
3 “ Worsted Gina “ “
■1 “ “ Oircmrles, as.'d qualities;
3 " Uoin. Horse Collars:
3 “ Hog skin Horse Collars;
■J “ Wagon Whips;
1 “ Hide
l “ Plain and Pocketeil Saddle Bags;
‘2 “ fine Polwuied Snalfie Bits;
2 “ “ Stirrup Irons;
3 “ very fine Buggy Whips;
And for sale by A. J. HUTT, Mrir rtnet.
May 14, 1851. W—
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Hat a! Hntn!!
I -ST received. a tin*' lot of Hau, mid amor.q
which are the follow in, viz:
2 easts fiat- fash. Silk Hats;
“ Moleskin Hats;
“ Caauuere
“ Russia
Brush
Pearl L’nion
Panama
Liehorn
boys’ fine Leghorn
infants’ Straw
Palm Leal
by A. J. HI 'XT,
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3
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Ami tor sale
tfoy it, I Ml.
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/ 1'iKPKK—30 Bays jmiu*- Kki;
■ Vv Hunttil ami tor sate by
MavTSth, 1881. WM B. WAIT.
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AKKANSAS RIVER JACKET.
The LieM Draught Steamer
SAINT FRANCIS,
JAMKS MORRISON. Jturtsa,
Havme been thorougltlv repaired and inspected,
has resumed her station in the River, and will con
tinue to run to and raue
.Vitpnlnm, iMtlr Hark, let Barra mmi Fmrt Smith.
asseadinz to Port Hibson as often as the water will
["•rrml. Shippers and tr»»e!eTs mav depend ou
this 'uni. I<e care, apeed and arnmnMi. latum.
Agents:
Jssks Human, Eaq.. Napoleon.
T. I). Meanim A Co., Little Rock.
Bkvmstt A Wu.ro*, Port Smith.
Miv jn. IH.M. xt
3. G.SMITH,
ATTORNEY AMD GOVIOSUAMI AT LAW,
Pai*c*T<is, DALi.ii* io., Aik*.
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t. ciBfrti k crs. npuftVF.D cbtw ens.
ONE of «0 St«i in store amt fu* ante.
All orders for Dina of the usual sues in'en
ti the Dndeisyrned mil be forwarded. aad receive
prompt attention.
U M B. WAIT.
A rest for the Manufactory*,
j Dittle Boeft, May '27,1861. 38—
Mchool Rook*!
1HAVT just teeeiv-n! t supply >>f School Book*,
among which arc the following:
A do*. Eclectic Spelling Book*;
‘2 *• Davis' Arithmetic;
l “ r.kt’s
‘2 “ Smiley's “
1 •• Engiilih Koador*;
H “ Goodrich’* Readers Mo. 1, 2 and 3;
16 “ Copy Book ;
6 ** assorted Primers;
2o00 Letter Em elopes,
t 1 do*. Missouri Hunionists;
1 “ Southern “
Alao—Paper, Pena, Ink, Ac., Ac., all for sale
i chenp for cash, by A. J. HI TT, Mtrm rtrrrt.
, Mif 14, 1861. 38—
Sale of Stale Land*.
STATE LAND Of PICE, i
Lrrrtjc Rorit. /
May '20, 18 -VL }
IN pursuance of an act of the General Assembly
of Arkansas, approved the 20th December,
| 1841, I will offer at public sale an the 38th day of
J in next, the following described tracts of land,
sole- ed and confirmed to this State as a pan of
1 the grant of 500,000 arm, except such as has been
| covered by risht of pre-emption, proof of which,
j together with the necessary bond, has been Sled or
may he produced at this office before the day of
sale:
HELENA DISTRICT.
Tracts Selected.
?! i £=
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Z E.
•South West' quarter
Sou nth East quarter
South half
South West quarter
E half of S E quarter
North West quarter
E half of N F. quarter
S K quarter of 12 N E qr.
S W quarter
N W qr. ami S E quarter
N E fractional quarter
S W quarter
W half of X E quarter
X W quarter
W half of X E quarter
N E frac quarter
South half
North frac half
North half
N E quarter
28, 9 N
29 9 N
12 10 *•
13 10 N
•13 10 ”
•24 10 “
24 10 •*
13 10 “
33 II “
1 13 "
111 N 12
1 “
•II
15
22
4
:ll;
160
160
.320
160
80
160
80
320
160
320
106 74
ISO
80
160
SO
127 87
320 “
202-50
320
160
LI TTLE HOCK DisTBlCT.
West half
S W quarter
East half
S E quarter 31, S W qaar
W half of S E quarter
E half of X E quarter
W half of X E quarter
X W quarter
North hull
North VV quarter
21
14
15
32
32
u.
12
12
I S
8 S
8 S
as 3
33
Lots 2, 3, 1,5.8, 8, 9 It 13 2
4 S
4 S
9 S
W half of S W quarter
F, half of S R quarter
E half of X K quarter
W half of N W quarter
S E quarter
South half
All of section
West half
North West quarter
West half of S W quarter
West half of N W quarter
10 S
7 S
8 S
9 S
quarter 25
25
West half of N W
S W quarter
E half of S £ quarter
West half
N E quarter
X W quarter
East half
W half of S W quarter
E half of N E quarter
W half of N W quarter
E half of S E quarter
N W quarter
South half
S E quarter of X VV quarter
E half of S W quarter
S VV quarter of S W quar
N W quarter of S E quarter
North half of S VV quarter
28
14
34
35
23
25
35
36
28
29
3
3 W 320
3 W 1600.
3 W 320:..
320
80
W 80
30 ,
160
7 W 3 *20
8 W 160
10 VV 339 30
“ 80 ■<
10 W 80
" so
“ 80
10 W 160
11 VV 320
11 W 640
11 W 320
“ {160
“ j SOj
“ ! 18)
" ; m I
“
12 W 320
“ 160
" 160
12 W 320
13 W
13 VV
S
s
N
80
80
80
80
160
15 W
16 W 320
6 VV 10
N E quarler of S W quarter 5
N W quarter
N E qi A F hf of X W qr
S E quarter
N E (juarter
VV half of S W quarter
South West quarter
S VV quarter of N Equarter>6
W half of S W quarter 25
CHAMPAGNOLLE DISTRICT.
VV half of S VV quarter 15 16 S 15 VV 80
N VV qr A W hf of N E qr 3 17 S
10
11
It
23
2.3
24
8129
40
It 29
80 “
to •*
160 •*
240 “
160 “
930 “
80 “
160
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80
North half
W half of S E quarter
E half of S W quarter
N VV quarter
S W quarter
N W quarter
S E quarter 12 S F, quarter 13:
N half amlS VV quarter 13
North half 15
S F quarter 17
S E quarter 19 N E quarter20
8
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10 •
15 “
3 16 S
10 «
15 W 160
(»0
80
80
I 160
W 160
160
16
S W quarter
South half
North half
East half
S E quarter
E half of S VV quarter
W half of N W quarter
N W quarter
VV half of F half
N W quarter
E half of N E quarter
VV half of N VV quarter
W half of S E quarter
S VV quarter
S W quarter
W half of N W quarter
NE quarter
S F. quarter
N El quarter
N E quarter
North half
W half of X E quarter
X Wquarter
E half of S VV quarter
•20
33
15
20;
30
!29
31
31
11
9
9
9
9
10
10
11
11
17 8
17
10
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18
18
18
320
180
320
160
320
Irtft
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320
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160
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VV 160
' 80
80
80
,160
;i60
i 80
160
l (50
164 0 2
160
32o,
SO
351 28
80
BATESVILLE DISTRICT.
N VV quarter
West half of N F quarter
N half of X W quarter
S W quarter
S half anti X W quarter
Sooth half
Smith half
Part N £ qr (S of R K.ter 35.
North half (S of River 3h|
30
30
29
■28
33
11
36,
7 N
VV 170 07
80
80 24
160
180
320
320
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notiub iv rne. wrruiw a.\u uthkks.
All persons rlaiannj» the riyht of prc emplioo,
under an act of the General Assembly if thia State,
apprised December, 14th, 1818, are required to
make proof ami file the neretiary bond before the
'ISth day of June nest.
Where locations have been made upon the selec
tion of individual a, in accordance with the 11th
sect toil of the act approved ISRh Dvcemlief, 1844,
and the act approved December 18th, 1848, and
, void locations have been confirmed to the State,
bonds must be furnished to this office for the pro
j per amount before the day of sale, otherwise they
wilt be sold to the luaheat bidder at such sale.
The 1th section of an act approved December
'flat, 18(8, auihorutes that, “ m uli owes rhrre,
under tke prsrMSWM of tkt 3 L*t Die., 184 J, irttlen
ktrr claimed ike pr»-emptam framed ktf tbat art. ami
*arc improved lands not ruwPnned to tke State, until
after the footage of the art af JOtk Dee rather, 184 t,
the 9(4 tertian af tke loot named art tktU he retired.
After the sale ail land* offered and remain
unsold will be subject to private entry at the price
of one dollar and twenty-five reals per acre.
L. J. REARDON, UllfW,
far tke State of Arbtoiat.
May 20, 1851, 37—tab
u*A.a* f**^-/ b^t *
17*ROM Hunfsvife A!*., has located
1 tMirmrlf permanently in Littfe Rock.
He ha* been engaged in the practice of
Pentartry for ten years, end feel* confident m hie :
ahililr tn rfve entire satisfaction t» sorb of the !
community a* may need hrt nereksw.
Persons residing »■ a »-flat* nee will be notified of;
his absence from town, whenever it occur* through j
the papers ot this place.
(ifljre on the sooth side of Markham between
East Main and Louisian* street*, three Awn west |
• f L K Lincoln's Book Store.
Little Rock, May 27, ItftjU SS-tf. J
MhT OF MTRAYS,
ARKANSAS COUNTY.
CTV A KEN op be P D. Rrowa, Hving on Point £V-j
JL lure, about 12 miles north of thrfPuat of Ar j
km-.as, m the county or Arkansas "a light bay
h->r*< . twrth him! feet and the ieft foge foot white.
Rome saddle spots on the left sol,, about Sftecn
hands togh. 4 or 5 year< old, and branded with the i
letter A,” appraised to forty dollars.
April 21 *t, ISM.
ftRDLEY COUNTY.
fflAXEN up by Howell Tindall, a )*gbt sorre
A horse, with fla* tnaoe and tail, bail fare. .
fore white feet up to hi* knees, saddle marks on j
each aide of bis back, two white spot* on hi*
ri.rht side & or 9 years old, about 13 or 14 hands
high, praised to #45 dollars.
HUT IcFtUNa COUNTY.
rPAKK.N up by Miles Ashely, seven* miles east of
[ Hock Port, in Hot Spring county. * dark bay
mate, between 14 ami 14 hands high, eleven years
old, right hind foot white, with acme calls on the
fetlock, some collar marks on the shoulder, wears
small bell, fastened with a leathern collar and
double buckle, appraised to forty dollars, owner
is requested to prove property, p«v charges and
take said mare away according tn law.
OUACHITA COUNUY.
F ASTRAY mule postei! by Lewis Jonesof Mot
A ruson Townswp, in Ouachita co.. Arks., be
fore Win. Maryh, Esq., on the 15th of April, 1 m5l, !
description as follow*: A dark bay mare Mule, 3
| >ears old, branded on the right shoulder with the
I letter T, and considerably marked with harness,
j valued at *75.
SEARCY COUNTY.
r JAAKEN up by Parish flaruer, on the 10th day '
A of April ISM, a bay mare supposed to be 5
; years old,- fourteen hands and three inches high,
with a few white hairs under her left eye, and a i
! small scar on her left stifle, no other marks or
brands preceivable. and appraised at $35
.’I'tA
STATE OF ARKANSAS* )
Cihjmtt or Savin, )
hi the Secier Circwt Court, February Term,
Fehnutry, 1851.
William Riggs, Petitioner, 1
rt. > Petition for Divorce.
Rachael Riggs, Dr/mimt, y
VXD NOW, on this day came tiie said peti
tioner bv ti is solicitor, and it appearing to the !
satisfaction of the Court here, that by reason of
the absence of the said defendant process can not |
fie served oil her in this cause. It is therefore or
dered by the Court here, that the said defendant
be notified of the pendency of this suit, by pnbii- |
cation in the Arkansas Banner, a newspape r print- ;
ed in this State, and that unless the defendant be
and appeal on or before the first day of the nest
Term of this Court, at a court to be holden at the
court house in the county of Sevier, on the third
Monday in August next, and plead, answerer de
mur to the petitioner's said petition, the same will
be taken as confessed and a decree rendered ac
cordingly; and it is further ordered by the Court,
that a copy of this order be published in said iwper
for two weeks by two successive weekly insertions,
the last insertion thereof to be at least four weeks
lie fore the commencement of the neat term of this
Court, until which time this cause is continued.
A true copy from the record.
Teste: B. H. KINSWORTHV, Clerk.
May 20, 1851. :»7—2w
nLOCK—50 Bbls Illinois Superfine;
l 50 “ “ extra do.
Rec’d p*-r " J-fferson,” and for sale by
May Uth, 1*50 WM. B. WAIT.
Bbls “O’Fallon Mills” Extra Su
IT’LOITR T
M. perfine.
50
perfine.
May 10, 1851.
.vothi\<. miokti k.
\i;H CliOTHIVCi/
JUST received, direct from New Orleans, a large
and well selected assortment of new and fash- j
ionable Clothing: Particular attention is called to
a tine stock of Summer Clothing.
For sale low for cash, and for cash only 1
E. MARCUS.
Little Rock, Muy 20, 1531. Maingtrret.
“ Quincy Mill’s” Extra Su- i
Received and for sale bv
WM. B. WAIT.
IN order to get rny goals early in the fail, 1 have
determined to start East earlier than usual, and
now request all indebted to Me to “Come up to i
the Trough.” and suve me the disagri eahte necesi
tv of troubling them again, / Itnt Aetna/ to bare the
Mmuny, as 1 am resolved to buy my next stock of
Goods for <lash, for the purpose of selling tlieru
h-ss lh".n the same stuck can be sold tor in this
State, l hop*- all will he ready to pay up upon pre
sentation of their Bills. I). C. FUL TON.
May 15, 1851, 36—* w
KIRK IVHIRlXCK,
By the undersigned Agent for the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF II l * roan, CONVICCTlePT.
Polices issued upon the most favorable terms by i
WM. B. WAIT, Aeenj.
May fi, 1S50. 35-tf.
Attention/
r¥MlE Examination of the Cailets of the Arkan
I. sas Military Invtitnte eomutences on Monday
dfith and closes Thursday 29th May. 1*51.
On Wednesday evening 28th, the Ladies will i
! hold a Fair, for literary purposes.
The public are n-spectfully requested to attend.
GEO. D. ALEXANDER,
Superintendent
May o, 1*51. __35_
JOMII A H. HORRIN,
ITTURJIEl IM TUI \SELtOR AT UW. 1
lOCKPOET, HOT SPRING eo., ARK.
April 29, 1850. 34-tf.
PROTECTION
»* AGAINST
LOSS AND D A M A G E
BY
Vs agent for the PROTECTION LYSL’RAN'CE
COMPANY, of HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
1 the undersigned is authorired to issue
policies or mckiicB,
duly »-\erute<i b> this old, well known, and highly
responsible Institution upon the most liberal trims.
The great resources of this Company have enabled
it to pay ail losses which have occurred u ruler its
polo -m in the United States and British Provinces
during the last twenty five years, while numerous
other Companies have tailed to discharge their ua
I biUlieS. Applv to
HM B. WAIT. Agent.
Little Rock, Apni XL 33—tf.
Cotton Seed,
11 ST received Bushel of Dr. Jordan’s eele
♦I br*te<l Ctjtton Seed, and for sale cheap, by
A. J. HI TT.
Little Rock, March 31. l»3i. Mu is $trrri.
OK%\4dF* AID litvflOA*.
Jl'ST received pereteemer Phillip Peony wit —
3d boxes ureuges,
i do. I'immi
IV sale ctieap M. TANTI.
Feh. ‘21. 25 tf.
Early Potatoes.
ONE hundred bushels juvt reinvsu per ervaaier
• Umpire, Ns. 2," ana farlieie ov
D BENDER fc CO.
Little Rock. Feb 18. isnl U—U
U GAR, 17 Hhde. choice brawn;!
L? COFFE—2d bags prime Rio;
SALT—200 bac* oeares ;
4 50 bags fine
Received per tat* * rivals, ami far saia by
' WM. B WAIT, i
March 3*1 — —l# !6
—
q-'-q q q q.q q
micA» nisi Asu umihgutih
To tV Mali, tkf Lm». Or Sort, m*J U, XtfJcmt*, «W« trmg gImd Mmfa j gr«* jfT
y Oil Ivoto
Ha* ion* been knowa to ;■ wm within itself wowderfutlv IMIIhv. h*«Uiw and rn»Hit> fmpmUm,
•ml ha* hern extensively nwd hr Use Aster* for Rheumatism, Stiffm-a* of Jatpu mt L—ha. and tm
atl kiml# nf fores, LTeen. Harm. Woaada, Hard Lnmpa or Taaaora, aad for ail Uadi aff Nm or
Inflammation* in Man or Beait.
The happy eombmatma of this wonderful production of nature vn*b other powerful remedies hi
the
Mexican MnMiif Llitmil
Rcndtju it one of the moot perfect r> writes ever offered to the sAticted. fta aetinn njwn Ik* arpaiw .
litirm a truly wonderful. It# volatile. penetrating, soothing and healing propertiesdiffuse thmnaaln* !
to the very bone*. It enters into the circulation of the blood give* a new impulse to the whoto Mr-1
rot** system to the very extremities of the finger* and toco—rtimfllstes lie •hanrVnta and mctvtinn*.,
•u4 thus assists nature to throw off and nd herself of any diseased action of nerve*, miracle*. ehorft
or hgamenti. making it 'finally applicable to sores of any kind, rheumatism. pa n* in toy put of the
1'ody. from a diseased action of any of the structural portions of thesrstem. Pcnaesaing these peonhar
powers is the reason why it is equally efficacious man many different eoaaplamh*.
We will yire a few of the tbomanda of t urea that have beet! effected by tha imminent within the
last year.
A lady in Col timber, Ohm, had he r hand slightly bruised, took onto m it and *t spread to
A Frightful fleer
All w« the back of her hand. Doe ton had prescribed aalven, ointments, washes, and altera uvea,
without did nr it say good. It hat! been in this condition more than a y«nr. whan the got a bottle of
tb'* Mustang Liniment, by the recommendation of her physician. and applied »t aa directed. The to
snlt was, that in four week* the oleer was healed and the hand waa well! That doctor auwhnya the
Liniment by the down to use in his practice. ' ■
A tittle girl, fourteen mite* front Co! umbos, had a severe attack of Rheumatism. The chords of
one leg rout rafted go that the foot was drawn up at a right angle with the thigh, and the knee joint
stiff, «o that she was obliged to walk with rrutchrs. Three bottles of the Mustang Liniment related
the chords, loosened the kne* joint, relieved all pains, strengthened the Binaries, and she can skip the
rope, leap ami jump without crutches md without limping.
A awn In P ttsburgh had a red hot inn accidentaliy run into fos loot, unkind a very severe
Won ad and Barn
At the same time. The pain was intense and excruciating, threatening lock jaw. The foot swelled
very rapidly, and in two hours he was unable to bear any weight on it, or set it to the ground, in
this condition tb' Mustang Lining tit was applied. Immediate relief from pais wan the rnnanqnt wt.!
and in two days he went about his husmeas and ha.! no farther trouble with it.
Capt. VVm. Alter, one of the oldest citixena of Cincinnati, and long and pop. tarty known on »ji.
the western and southern rivers as a steamboat captain, had a very severe attack <i
I affummatury Rkenmntiaaa i j
in his right «gm. After suffering the moat excruciating pam tor some days without a moment's relief,
be obtained a bottle of the Mustang Liniment, and applied it. In tern than twenty-tour hoars, he
was entirely relieved from pain, the sore item and stiffness perfectly eradicated. Lrt any itoubt this in
liis pretence,' and he may give them a specimen of its muscular strength and flaxalulity of hss "b»S .
r ght arm.”
A man in Covington. Ky., had not been able to walk without crutches for sou two yearn, from Use
effects of
Chronic Rheansatism.
He heard of the Mustang Liniment, bought it, and used it as directed, and now be is well, and can
dance a horn pipe equal to any jolly Tar !
Aman near Louisvilk, Ky., bad a negro man who had running sores on both hi* leg*. They warn J
nearly rotten, and b ared they would lie the cause of hss death. He procured half a doaea bottles of
ibe Mustang Liniment, and used it alt according to the directions In one month the sores were
denied.
John Bennett, of Petersburgb. IU.. had a daughter twelve years old who had Tenia Capstw or
Scaid Head. The entire scalp was a running sure and had been for more than a year— doctors could
ifo it no good. They were persuaded to try the Mustang ^nuoent, and to their great joy, it has en
tirely healed all the notes, and a beautiful bead of hair now cover* the
Once Frightful scalp!!)
A lady in St. Louis had a sore on s be top «f her hea-1 that threatened to spread ail over the scalp.
The hair came out and left a bar*- spot the siae of a dollar, that, was a running an. she used the
Mustang Limraemt on it, an! it not only heated the sore, but brought out a beautiful new crop of hair1
She isjiow using if todress fo r hair, and says it is the best Hair Tome She ever saw, while it gives a
beautifully ghwsv-lifo' appearance to the hair, that she had never succeeded in obtaining before
These are but a f- w of the thousand* of cures we are daily hearing of from all parts of the
eonntry. 1
For Horses and other Animats.
Thetc is nothing cab be compared tv the M.isUag Liniment, in this speedy and permanent cure of
Strains. Bruises, Cuts. Oalds, Chafes, Scratches, Sweeny, Poll Evil, Fistula. Big Head, Spann
Bone, Splint. Wind Gall, Cracked heels or any wound, stiffnc#*. or unnatural enlargement of howeor
muscle. A livery stable keeper of tbiscity ha la match horse that he pnged verv highly, that had a *
large Ring-bone on both tedgs. The horse was completely cured, and his limbs left oerfe’etl v
by the use of the Liniment. ^ ' n
To (onnlry Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with thin valuable Lmunent, as it pays a good proit and aaHa
rapidly.
Caation Citrn.
tr Many will try to induce you tohav Nerveand Bone Liniment or jonae other «q uallv worthless
Mash, by saying it is just as good as the M istanr Liniment. But -Jo not be deceived! .Ask for this
Liniment, and buy none other, and you will not be disappointed. The name m blown on the bottle '
Prices of the Liaintat.
In conaequeaeeof the increanct demand, we are now putting up 25 treat, SB treat, and dollar hot- I
lies. The 50cent bottle* contain threetimes as much as the 25 cent Jiae, and the dollar bottles four
tunes as much as the it) ceu* s»*e—so that money will be saved urbuvtng the large bottle*.
IT Principal Depot at BRAGG A McLEAMSfS Drug Store, owner Third and Market streets St
Diuls, Missouri.
1 r Dru^-gistaand Countxy Mereha«*s supphoi on liberal terms.
J. VV. TAPPE. W!u>’e*aU Agent, at LiUle Rock, Ark. 1
ijttndH in Mfrete i'onmttf for
Hale
LrPON accommodating terms, the : ..lowing
) traris of lamia situate! upon Bayou Bar ho
iomew, in Drew countv, Arkansas :
S. E. fraction qr. see. 7; West half sec. 7; W.
half of N. E. qr. sec. 7; W. half sec. 6; W. half
ofS. E. qr. sec. 6: all in township 14 south range
west.
These land* are amoru? the tiest in the State of
Arkansas, well situated, in a thriving neighbor
hood and convenient fot shipping produce.
For terms, apoi y to
L. A. WHITELKV.
Little Rock, March 22d. 38—3m.
OLIVER & CO.,
WISE 4- SPIRIT MERCHA TS,
( OR3F.R or M.UX A WO MARKHAM AT.
(OU Pott Oftff C-mtrr.
JUST Received a fine assortment of cnone
articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con
sisting of
Fine Old Port Wine: Madeira Wine; Brown
Sherry Wine; Pah* Sherry Wine; Catauba Wine
Lungwort h Ohio; Claret Wme, Supr. Juice; Bran
dy, Cognac; Brandy Cherries; London litn: Mn
nongahela Whisky; Scotch Ale; Brown Stout;
Anisette; Natural Svrup; Muscat de Frnnlignanj
Manscfcano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wor
cestershire Sauce: Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab
sinthe; Preserves Ac., Ac.
Little Rock, April £2. 33-tf.
SEW FIHLT STORE.
TIOKRIM>\ 1 CARTER,
On Cut fit of Eail Mmn it., lint krttk »tor
abort (fie canter of Markham it.,
WHDuaauc «ij amn, mr uxss ns
FAMILY, STAPLE AMD FAItCY
liraffrifn. Pwliitii, (-•■■try Ptodirf, If.
STAVE just opened, in the store heretofore oc
XI cupied as a Tm Shop, a general assortment
of every thing in their line, comprising a larger
variety of FAMILY SUPPLIES than ever before
offered in tins market. Their friends, aud citiaens
generally, are invited to call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they are de
termined to sell as low as the lowest, for cash or
country produce.
Little Rock, April 9, 1861. 33—if.
TYPE FOUNDERY.
GUILFORD A JONES,
MO. AX,
Colombia Street, Between Sycamore sail Brusitway, .
cixcis v.rn, onto.
Would respectfully inform their old Patrons and
Printers generally, that they have reaanveti their
Founderv, to the buildings formerly occupied as
the Stereotype Ponudery and Printing Katabtisb
inent of
E. MUEPARD.
U kert titty art Prepared to Fwraiafi Anfthmg m
Ifietr Lmt.
FOSTERS’ PRESSES!
T*» lit »u*o Auascni roa F arm’s
HISS, r UU>. * P8WER PRESSES:
as4 Is PlM, will VIII aatjr IirHtr gar
PRINTING MATERIA LA.
,li tv- Skorttit Sotut, taut at lie Laws! Eaatirm
PRICES.
I^LOI K—50 Hbis "O’Fallon Mills" Extra S»
Xf perfine.
BACON—3 Hhila Clear S.des;
•* 9 “ bene do;
“ 9 Tierces extra Sugar Cared Hams.
PORK—lO BbbUMess
SUGAR—3 Hilda clarified.
" 4 Bbis Powdered Whit#.
•'ASfDLER—30 Quarter boxes Star.
NAILS—60 Kegs 4, « A 8 d.
Her rived and for rale by
A^lltk. WM. B. WAIT.
Ct HOCTAW LAND SCRIP m pie. es of 80, 1*0
/ and 330 acres, for sale bv
WM. B. WAIT.
March 28 . 29—if.
~iy.
St. Patrick** Sal# Calleglate
Imtitate,
UTTLR ROCI, IRRAKlAI.
THIS etuUnMcat is now opened on Loamit
■Meet lor Uw of day pi|nia—«mI it
is expected after mrtae time to afford a< cumodauo*
for boarders.
Ik* loan* of Kdoeatioo will fotrsri,
1st. The Primary: M. The Mercantile, ami Ini
The Classical ami Phikwnphieal Departments.
TERMS—Per *1 nailer of weeks, payable
ia advance foe the Primary Departments which in
clude Spelling Rending and WntineRft €0.
For the Mercantile, which innbides Arinhawtte,
Belles Letters. Eloc ution, Ctvwraphy, History am!
Me nsuration #8 00.
For the Classical and Philosophical department,
which includes together with what is mentioned
m the Mercantile course; the Latin, Greek,
French and Italian languages ; the science of Al
f hra. Geometry, Trigonometry; with Natural ami
xperunental Philosophy 6(3 Oft.
DIRECTORS AMD PROFRlIORa.
Rsr PATRICK REILLY,
R*t PATRICK BEHAN.
Poor. PATRICK MARTIN.
Little Rock, March 18. 1862. 28-llw.
XpriH# ClmiMmg.
4 LARGE and beautiful assortment of SPRING
- *■ CLCTHtNO, received per Phillip Penny wit,
ami for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing,
»—tf.
March 36.
II
lt««fs «n4
CASKS Boots assorted.
Shoe**
smarted;
Kip Brogan#;
doe. Genfa tine Calf Shoes;
" “ Gaiters;
Ladies Shoes assorted;
Misses ami ehiidreea i
Case Roys Kip Bioamn*.
44 44 Hoots. Ate., Ae., Ac.
Received pet Phillip Peauywit, ami for sake by
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing.
March 36. 3P_if.
4
4
3
13
ft
1
t
Koskst Aaarraom.. Gao.
A a *04.0 (Least.
C. Law,
ARMSTRONG. LAWRASON & CO.
oniMiseion VrrchtRla,
10ft Magazine street,
yen Orleans.
March 36,1861. 2p_iy
•20
.’lew Kpring
Pieces latest sty le Bareges.
30
1
300
30
30
8
30
2
printed Muslins,
tat* sty te Saks,
assorted Calicoes.
44 Ginghams.
“ Cottoned**.
Brown I
Bales 31. 1-8, A 1-4, Blow a A Bleu
Dnsnrafnw,
5 4, 8-4. 10-4 and 12-4, Brown and Bleh
sheetiofa.
3 pieces 13 I Linen Sheeting.
n “ Irish Linen. ^
Gloves. Cravats, Pocket Handkerchief a, Shaw I
Apron Cnechs, Oauabtirga, I'mbscUns, Pataaal
Negre goods, Ac.. A*., Ae.
Reeetvod per P. P.-nnywiH, and for sale Ckm
for Cmk <mof by JOHN D. ADAMS
March '36, ltifti.
Hmt*l Umt*
• )/) Dos. Paint Leaf Hat*.
vU t " Panama “
J “ « Jenny Lind44 Hat*.
« “ Tampico ••
4 “ Csnipearhy *•
Received per P. Penuvwit ami for sale by
M k JOHN D. ADAMS.
March 26 1847
W. MITOHEU, 4 00.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wsnkers tm OasAa Day ,
NAPOLEON, AIK'S.
1ft, 1861.
Kealaeky Kami;
to km
Sn.onoi
ketmrfai* of ttoNt yuatatTuri «il)kiaH
tnw frw eaak. JAO B HAWKISH
Marek 11, tlfti. yy if
RonAracw war Crooked CM. t
Apni
BY Sterner Emily I ka*» jaUaeafrU i
offer tat mJe»
50 Barrel* Super fioe Pkmrj
» ** Rye Wkiafcey;
ISHnct.
to _
•r- -
10 " Ale.
I^HfH j
April 7, IWI.—Jl—tf
JUST imirid kjr tba
to Turn mt ~
let Finn,
In.
) M M
1 ** Otatjtkw.
Much M. 1831.
M. TAim,
fcca
Rcci Mb.
ONE kmmdnd MHii Nwtkm Oatt
*»iT*d, iW hr m<« W
D.
FA IS, 1861.
FROST* COH
HATS, CAPS, 4kC.,