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fir,t (T»U'nni«l eeUVetioB tf the fen«fci
. Ve-rwvlr.f,,. occurred in the Mu*
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f,! F . iw^or «; **T B. Wood. Of t.ir I «
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1 hr the ocatw.i. "fee < 01
is theuie has elicttrJ til
ftUited t *i of the Pot'a-hr
V iftft Aiilrf- •«'*•
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Pt*«i*.»r*vanis was a »[}»*«
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ilk t PUiiadcljKii* ku cuy * tbe t*r
•v/ ail lived on h?s estate ai &«»
With the local assembly, three tboi
'' ... , .Jis ml, itt letlffr. ab»«t money waiter
**“ nt .i. • i ' ! •■ - M> '■*• *11'1 «*•»«»*<
... etc.
.. i,., , -i; et« tvirrel. tii.- r<-tl tritx
ni the edonuts far e'lcroacninj «
r ,•< *s west of the f*u»qi»ehami
nlii ,a | f 'ii. was Pennsjflrtnen—a*
an ! :.e provincial authorities wei
,v 1* »• t tv a«res*o«.away, « tlK“ onl
the form-. At the same m
he French were buiMmf fort* on the Oh
ijhan*; and <;• **« Washing on, with h
<• r 'aty c ntn sum S# hi* pocket, was pri
; '..r,.,, l ai-'t am w.-mb was l
' , ,i.^ . i *. fr.ibten off the mru-ters, ar
th.. en • Pr-uch an t Indian war whic
I r hr. <• -Mi*.. deluging the bortlew ot I V;
i ami V «:ma w.tb ! a al. " h*t a
...... . 7%, •(. IV,i, in I* nsv.vanmL \\ te-re a
* Kf 'pnciifips, t!i»j in" a. the French ur
|.a in,‘n w’ The wilderness has vanished; tl
■ ,s cultivated; :wc and a quarter Million*
■ ipy lit ' wh !e expanse of territory fr a
t l>!a»a-.' ' the ilk-; a thousand towns at
'. a a-* diveriif*' t.V * ne. which is a;.inn'ecl 1
s-eiai. tae \- .rapU. the railroad car. and tl
s„ of f i-na-'s and the rattle of mills >1*
,K i .3(1.1.' seen and heard in evei
! i Kroner of the commonwealth,
f,,\;S’ 1- is but a moment of time; y
: i' meat-:it was msTs- 1 by the American revs
j.,-.. r,y • s. i tu • hospital a nation wi
I, 4.|J ..-pende ace ififen to a coalmen
an i a gre.r. |> .pie. ten fold a> many as the pe> ;i
y iniv.vantS, >»v- arisen, who have sprea
• •:«.. v-s ft., ;• the Afiln'ic to the Pacific, ju.
as Utt.-f have done from the Delaware to tl
Lak
no
nook
Mu-l Amusing scene.
I few weeks smte, while tour: was sitting .
..i Lanur county, Teiav, and while the ui
era A Mr. Tucker was •. ! with lsw»cfj, litigant
■ ics, Ac i r w is e - nta tted opon tfe
premises. w::u most ludicrous circuit
«t»n -u. Mr. fur ktr arid his numerous guests li
1 to their b- Is a: :.e usual hour, ami alter
a.git >f profound «a<l mdisturbel slumber awok
every ins.h-.rs son it the n, costless and pants
lora.ess—»> n ‘ dating thief iia I entered their sieef
mg a.iir.j/.a.j. an J - arri-.-d otf every rag of clod
mg ii it to e- ry soil in the house. Tl
Bon.vi.n At-., r.isv: intimates tuat when the fa
was known, and the thing understood, a senes i
tableaus vivants, ol die most ludicrously latere
tiog ,. ire, w-.-re offer t by the garmentless lodi
er< ,e sif-r.-ra themselves laughing long an
h-.-atiily at t.ie ridiculous hgures each other ru
wade saving and dodging about in search of the
uuss.ug clothing. It was not Ion*, however, be
f r- .. in,is ug garments wtre found stacked 1
the p .tdic snuar -. whither the burglar had cai
n . them; and now came the serious feature t
the business—every pocket had been rummages
every red eem taken, aii were empty. Seven
emigrants had lost ail their money, and the law
y-.r> atten l -iv t • co trt were reduced ton pat wit
Its .» 10 'had the day before lined the
[• - sets for them. Some four hundred and <xl
d ars was the net profit of that particular night'
» i to the enterprising projector, who got entire
iy jff undetected.
To have Green Henna, Pens, and Corn i
VA inter.
\ t-nt-nan says that he saw m January grec
peas as knee u ,t .it.- to ail appearances, as they wei
i pi it I.- : from the vine hi e or *u months bt
f T ie in'ie -if preparing them is, to picl
w . n -it the proper *.*e for eating, saell mi l caie
fully dry u k'li us in the shade. All the car
necessary s i prevent them from mould ug; ttoi
done, thei wii; be fine and sweet the foilowiu
spr og. deans may be preserved in the same way
and with perfect success.
lireen i ,rn may be preserved in the follow in
manor I’i ri the ears of green corn when tit fo
!-'• strip offhusks, and throw the ears.ui
a kefle of baling water: leave them in unti
water bm. over them, when they must b
a . n out: s.ieii off the corn by running the pron
1 ' ' amig the bus of the gra n, holding tji
** v l one eii 1 against the breast—this is tuor
a--, cis. au-J save all the gram, including th
vr >: germ, which is the sweetest part,
dtter being th is prepared, it in ist be spread on
’ 1 o". cloths, in a shady; airy place to dry. I
.viu.i lie stirred every day until dried thorough
VV hen cooked, it should be put in cold wate
j it h •! t about a.i hour or more, the water to b
' -veil buied off. H hen the water is near!
» . ttie milk added will improve the tas'e.
Mah»/n Tnbimt.
Khmhj Done by Rale.
some.young lady whom-practice has doubtle:
c ;«r.. lay* down a rule for busing. VV
g.w net own wards:
T .-r .. u much difference iu kisses as in ind
v.: ua.n. sad I am sure that I should not like to t
ki- —i •' every on*. No, indeed, or some woul
v • si a an overwhelming smack, it would ..
li; Now kissing ran be reduced I
r i s. one ir .v > if which 1 will give. The hea
shii.l v.i s ie turned slightly to the right, a
s lrh :i '■ i lives grace, and prevents the cot
cusaiou ot tn it factory organ. The lips shoul
’ben lie pi > 1 ej.jsoly and sweetly together, t
' ' J !l*‘ » tar .f the long kiss, but no striae
. a. i N. h-*r i. 1 speak particularly on this suf
;• , -icause 1 consider kissing a part of naturi
ait " Cause lew people appear to understand th
'a . of a kiss, and the manner in which sue
sa.ntation with tint lips should be rendered.
1 >ung gentle eu should post the above, in th
wti ol their hats, so that when they visit the
Hit arts, they may go through the motion b
■f improved rule.
Horrible Dream.
•leor.ee beard n laughaule joke which a her
i- - i husband got upon his Mrs. Caudle. II
•: horn her railing for many a long year, till, on
•hi while she was blustering away abou
' “*■ °f potatoes, tiour etc., he remnrke
lvry pathetically:
j r i.o, I had a dream last night—a very quet
'-—a : .t givesi:c some uneasiness. 1 dreamt
r.a; ( was taken sick and died.*
Urii, if,; was no more than that.* said th
1 I w.sti it ha t been more than a dream.’
o l, this is rut a,),' sa.d the husband, ‘ 1 wen
■*. ’"* * wil> 0 I got there 1 enquired of one c
mpii (or tac U..1 Devil utilise, f, and waasuow
■ s presence. The old fellow recognised me a
■ and said to ine: Have you come here t
1 I told him I had *
‘Veil, | e.m’t have you here,* said be. ‘for i
■IV, when J crush dit-s she’ll come—and be
* he in tin uproar all the time:’
i • ‘ after the completion of the narrative >f th
■ in here rr.jv a shower of eullmarv ulema
•Jout Ins head, which made him obliged to see
.utters eisewb. re. ull hi» JerusVs w.ut.u subs:
Mr. Webster's Habits of Life.
1' Webster vu sixty nine vea» old last F
During the whcle active period of his 1
- ■-« r: 1C ) very eariv, and does so still—oftc
fin‘ o’clock than after it—and get:
■ u’h more work before the majority of law •
•talesmen have breakfasted, than most of
* >r’of them do m the whole day. In
• r season, when he is at Marshfield ot
'* ■ t he is genera,|y outamoV his fin
h -vs ire and health, bv four >’«!«,* m
"r ’ ns- ’’’1 ,a the co irs.’ of it,e forenoon he o
• «• -u-re miles, with b:s gun if i hia ahi.nl.
! - more fish, than most young spot,si
• . Wlc'’ 1 be time His spirits are gener
. ?• (>rhl* ^*?’f»y.etceptwhenann
•he business ol the country; fan cite
•cs a- • unimpaired; h- is as quick of hea
was—much more so than some i
bare ... n: and he can read the finest’nr
, “ apec’acles, a* he could at twenty
• hu physical powers art prtfrvrif, a ,1.
bis ag. , and a
... faculties, his marvellous mem
V. 'laP,:,tis w»*h Which he can co-nmani
■' *5 «*»urces, his wiae judgment of aff
at. ’ !2!!enP?ret~l**'re* 50 f ,nu‘daMe as w
wondwli?1 wtbese are 0 »»“«*»«*. and fill ,
«« ail who approach him.--Ifware Com
The' W'rfcfc ««4 Wiilw itim tiffin.
e ; Th" New rorrcspondent of the Thiladelpbrn
i- ; Bulletin. in his Irjtter of the 4th iruit , sarr
b. " The WrWi and Will,* controversy, which we .
I ho)*ed tvs* ail** need, has broken out m a nft *h*|>c
wbifli v" afford rant fond for the gossiping appe
i tue.
( Mrs. M.irr J. Onldringt i, wife of Smith Cod
; dringtoti. of Raharav. N J , and daughter of the •
late Henrv Inman, is. or a ippoec* h-rself to be.
f: the perano rotated w by <’*!. Webb, *• having
tieen *r“iiteed by Wilfto. She ha*. with her hus !
" | hand, Sled a complaint in the Supreme Court, !
• | against W, bii, in which atw yceites 'he fart of her
■ I having corresponded with Willis. The eorr^spon j
'• denefe, she says, began l>v her writing to Willia to
disavow the authorship of a work which he had i
ir! attributed to her; it was kept up for two months
3 without hor parents' kri nr lodge; but she aolemniy
" 1 avers that Webb's •• barges of imputitv againxt ner
* are wholly false. So far from her father belivmg
iier guilty, and dying ot a broken heart, she aver*
*■ that, to his last ho rr. he had th»- musl perfect r.,n
' fidenc in her integrity and virtue.
'■ | “She says, however, that her father de«. ed the
" , letters hu hid pass-? 1 be'w, en VViliis and herself,
s ' should >_■ dive rod up, and deputed James Wa'son
Web1’ I tieoTire Buckham. to receive them;
a that Wehu rueived them carefully sealed up, to,
^ I deliver It to her father; that her father, during his
II [ last illness, hid requested Webb to deliver them
'■ ■ to b:iB. hut 'hat he ha I failed to d i so; that after •
f* his decease, she had, through Mr. Buckham, re
f i quested the delivery of the letters, but had no' re- j
d reived them; she also adds that Webb, without
c anv authority, had broken the seai of the package
1 and read the letters; that he had read them to
n others, thus violating the confidence jeposed in !
d hnu by her father.
v Tin plaintiff* further urge, that on the 21st of.
e May last, a new application for the letter- was
h , made, without sucoaas: t it they are fearful he
y will make the letters public, and they therefore
^ ask that he may be required to deliver up the let
• ters, and enjoined from ever making them, or any
" portion of tuein, public, in any way.
s *• Appended to this complaint, which is fully
; sworn to, are the affidavits of the mother. .Mrs.
e Inman, tleo. Buckham. ai.J Il.Smale, confirming
^ the statements of the complainants, and on the
•f strengta of these, J udge Standford, on the 2d inst.,
e granted the injunction prayed for, to its full ex
tent. The Courier and Enquirer remain us vet
silent on the subject, bet something may be ex
i pected from it to morrow. Heretofore, Webb has
• said that the lady suspected as the one referred to
| was not the right one. Whether if will reiterate
! the assertion remains to be seen. If it does not,
'• • tl>« result of the controversy may be considered a
i triumph for Willis.
The >1 irhisnn Conspirators Torpedoes, etc.
The testimony against this mfirnal band, as to
. the burning of the depot, was commenced at D«
. tr t on the 29'h ult. The testimony was entered
. into only in part, by stipulation with counsel, leav
,. ing an opening for fuller evidence hereafter, if it
t | shall be necessary.
f The Detroit Advertiser reports the case at great
. length. The testimony for the prosecution has
. been concluded, pro trm., and the court adjourned
t f The arrest of another conspirator, Chas. Mason, i
t | we have nodount is entertained that the rest of the
. 1 gang will be taken, as a large force is after them,
u The particulars of Ins arrest give further insight
. into the description of the torpedo found in the
f house where he was arrested:
“ The torpedo found, in the harn of Robinson is
[ novr in Detroit. It is a sort of trunk—some thirty
. inches in length, fourteen inches wide, and eight
, inches in height—filled with camphine, turpentine
r it* bottles and covered with wax, me. potass, and
t| interspersed with layers of cotton-batting, match
s paper, and other combustibles, so managed as to
. be ignited from the outside, and to explode imme
| diately, or at such time as may be desired. Such
| is the peculiar construction of this infernal ma
chine, that after its explosion nothing but exer
* lions almost superhuman can prevent the destruc
1 lion of any building selected as the theatre of its
n operations.”
The Costs of Xeuirality.
The Savannah News, referring to the recent
’ chartering of vessels by the Governing _.t, &c., has
, -a-' following sensible remarks:
; What with chartering steamboats, the outfitting
; and employing of the Government vessels, and the
expenses of civil olficers, the maintenance of the ;
r national neutrality, bills fair to cost the people of1
r the U nued States a han borne sum of money. This
is all right, and in abetter cause would tie highly :
1 commendable. But when it is recollletted that ■
all this expense m incurred in projecting an unbe- I
i cite and petty monarchy, in the exercise of a most
e shameful and blighting tyranny over one of the1
? fairest and most fertile countries on the globe,
-• there is very little satisfaction in the reflection. j
This state of things will not be permitted to last
t much longer. If Spain cannot maintain her tv-rani
t cal authority in Cuba, she will be forced ultimate
ly, to surrender the Island to the people of Cuba
f themselves, or to some power of thei. choice who |
* can give them quiet, security, and good govern
y m-iit. It would perhaps be quite as good policv. i
; and equally as economical for our Government to
purchase the sovereignty of the Island, as to ex i
l>end millions in protecting the Government by
j which it is at present cursed.
* Col. Johnson's Appointments.
la another column will be seen a list of Col.
. I Johnson’s appointments, in which it will be no
e ! tired that he has filled up Ins time from the loth
d mst. to toe 19th of July next, at which time he
. will be able, he says, to observe in what, other
portions of the State his presence may be deemed ;
1 necessary. We are happy to see that Col. John
s son will be able to make his tour. He is a man
who will gain friends wherever he goes, not only
d in his ow n party, but among his political opponents,
s who cannot but admire his quickness in grasping
k a subject, and his energy in persevering in a right
. ful cause; besides, his generous feelings and w arm
, heart must always meet with an ardent response
i- from every Arkansian who falls in his company.
|i Democrats will ever find Bei Johxsos ever compe
tent to maintain their principles ln whatever sit
e , nation he may be placed. May he enjoy fine
r weather m his tour, and we feel confident that he
y will meet with a warm welcome wherever he is
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A Unrrtoter fused.
At the Limerick As«i*es, a witness of the ‘lower
class’ w as cross examined by Mr. Beane!, Queens
counsel, when the following curious dialogue look
place:
Counsel—‘Why do you hesitate to answer me'
You look at me as if 1 were a rogue.*
Witness—• To be sure 1 do.’
Laughter.
* Upon your oath you think me a rogue?’
‘ Bon my oath, l don't think you an honest man.’
Continued laughter.
* Vou swear to that on your oath”
1 I do, to be sure, and what else could I think? 1
* Now, why do you think so?
‘ Why, because you are doing vour best to make
me perjure myself.’
IT The receipts of cotton at Boston have fallen
off nearly one-half in two years. The receipts
from January 1 to May 15. in 1849. were 160 976
bales: during the same time in lSiuthey were 157
7 U hales, and in 185| 95,936 bales. Sorne would
take ii (or granted tha’ this indicated greatdepres- j
sum of the cotton manufacture, but it does not
necessarily follow that such is the case. The
pf mainlines are that the wide extension and in
crease of cotton manufactor."s out of New Kog
an i, espe, iaily a the South, where tjj.e cottur is
gr .wn. k -*ps the raw article m ire nearly a: home.
The manufacturing in'erest, in cotton as in every
thing t ise, is becoming more enlarged and stoble
m our country from year to year. The above sdatis
tics only show that the th.ng is finding its own
level—cotton being workenl up where it is pro
'*• a.i the cheapest mode of procedure, of
1 mr' ■•. This must continue to go on, as facili-*
'a > :t. refor may be grad ulty found.
Microscopic Writing.
! he Loudon Morning Chronicle says, in dev-nb
:n,-th- attic >s exhibited in the Chrystal Palace;
’F w r’’ *h«*wn one specimen of oucnscopic
«-r:tii e, which was certainly the most astonishing
• a anything of the kmd we haveever seen. Upon
a space n .t exceed,„g ljut of , s,nall he,d>
and which, indeed, was almost nu.aiole to tae
naked eye, was written the following words:—
• tvnnen as a microscopic object for Mr Dent.
lV* ' ,Hn 1 ,at a The inscription nccu
pics six lines, hvc of which are written m a bold
’•xt band, the Snc and heavy strok-s arc clearly
s’ ngmshal ,e, and are as even and perfect as
cop>-rpl.v?c writing; the sixth line is in capital
sues, printed and shaded and which appear when
1 • ••’ -'gh the small rmcroscope-attached to it,
0! rsl ’r more than an inch in length.”
Carnw*! Contemporaries,
Cutrin’i con'emporane* were rare fellows at
speech. a duel, or a bottle. Curran himself fougl
several duel*; and one of b« rivals, the ornti
Toler, actually fought ha w»v to the chief aea
on the 1 ench of the Court of 0>>«>n»>u Plea* i
lreia.td. to a peerage. and to an enormous fot
tune. H* wan the bully of the government; an
he »ji rewarded for hn ready pistol in tha mar
m-r. A curse. however. would see n to hanf ore
Ins deseeadeat*. Hi* eldest son libe late Lor
NOJbury) was shot at the door of la* own house
and a member of bis family was cruelly and un
justly pointed at by Mr. U'Counell, in eonneetio
with ties crime. It was* clearly prosed, howevu
that be was in England at the time; the fact iraas
piMig in a trial lor the maintenance of an diced
uiiate cbild, in which he was sued bv a female act
vant. Lord Plunkett wo likewise a con tempers
ry of Curtail, and much distinguished a* a rtsir
barrister. Tne lapse of ages, however, will nevr
tie abie to efface from the public tmmi the idea tha
Plunkett volunteered to prosecute Kol>ert Etnme:
albeit a friend' ( tlur prisoner s family; and thou*
•thwceJebrated man has denied the fact of “ vo!
iinte-ring" npm hi* oath, still he admits that h
made siren an address to the jury as the cirettm
stances of the times required: in other words, a
address io obtain the youthful enthusiast's con
vietion. And by was successful. The main faet<
however, viz; that he was a friend of Emmet's fare
uy. and that bis wrs the tongue which demande
the forfeit of Emmet's life, have never yet bee
qucatfcwud;- Qey are unquestionable. A not la
important, fact is equally unquestionably, nan; li
that Emmet only earned out \hto action the propo
sition of Plunket’ himself. when, in the debate
on the Union that t<xik place three years before
that great orator aid, “ 1 will resist it to the las
gasp of my existence and with the last drop of m
blood; and when 1 feel the hour of my dissolution
approaching, 1 will, like the father of Hannibal
take me my children to the altar and swear the®
to eternal hostilp v against the invaders of thei
country's freedom." As Mr. Phillips truly remark
of Plunkett, "tire only two of his sons that eve
touched the altar, was, one of them, a bishop.”
But patriotism is r relv lasting in a lawyer—it live
just lone enough to "feather his nest," and the
it dies. "Can anything good come out of Nazi
retbf” Appropos of Emmet, his last or ro patio
—he was condemned to death in the early room
ing, and executed in the afternoon of the same da
—was plaiting a tress of Sarah Curran’s hair
which, when he w as cut down from the rude gal
lows on which the authorities hung him, wa
found m his bosom, next to his heart. It is of thi
lady, whom her father literally turned “out r
doors wheu Emmet was arrested, that Tlioma
Moore wrote his Ireautiful song—
"She is far from the land where here young her
sleeps.”
and that Washington Irving narrated the men
touching tale in his Sketch Book. The last ac
of Emmet was to write to her father and gpplai
the history of ha love for his daughter in such
manner ns to burden himself with all the blame
and to leave her free of obloquy. Verily, the poe
has, with no more than justice, designated hit
“ a young hero." There is home tor the countr
which perennially produces such sscrop-wf liuma
virtue among her youth.—Ijomlm Observer. Ao
tice of Phillips'* Curran.
MARHIF.D,
On the TTth May, by Rev. John Pryor; Col
TuEonoatc F. Sn~Kri.il of Dallas county, to Mis
Rtncci M. daughter of John H. Marks, Esq., c
Bradley county.
OBITVAKV.
Dinl—In this city, on Saturday evening last, i
the odd year of her age. Roaina, wife of Mr. Lu
ther Chase, and daughter of Mr. Edward Dunn
Miss Dunn removed with her parents from th
city of Albany to this place in the year IS35, sine
that date site was married to Mr. Chase, to whor
she has born six children, four of which are iioi
living.
Mrs. Chase had been for some months past
violent sutb rer, yet her death was a most unexpec
ted blow to her relatives and friends. They ha'
begun to cherish the hope that she would soon re
cover from her sickness, and be the same amma
ting spirit to her household and acquaintances tha
she had ever been—when, as in a moment, sin
turned herself in h-r bed. and fell asleep in Jesus
She endured he* illness throughout, with signa
fortitude, patience and resignation; and exhitutei
all those Divine graces which are peculiar to th
Christian on the bed of death. Her communing
were with God, and she delighted 10 acknowledg
Him, as “ hand that made her bed m all her elk
nrra.” ,
.She was a devout member of the Protestant Epis
copal Church, during her season of health was i
joyful and constant attendant at Prayers and sac
raments. and jealous, in performing all her dutie
as a member of Christ, a child of God, and an In
neritor of ihe Kingdom of Heaven.
Possessed of warm and gushing sympathies, c
singular amiability and tenderness of spirit, Mr>
Chase has left avoid as a wife and mother, tha
can never be filled; while her other relations, an
her friends cannot cease to rememla r her as en
deared to them by no ordinary ties of affection an
esteem.
It is hard for a husband to part from such a wife
it is p-table to see children bereft of snch a mother
and it is a sore trial to friends, to give up for thi
world, such a friend as this—yet our better judg
ment teaches ua to say, “ The Lard gore and th
Ijord hath taken airuy, Btegged be the name of th
L>rd." and to find comfort in that sentence of Ho
ly Writ, which the church pronounces when sh
buries her dead out of her sight, “7 heard a roic
tram Heaven. gaytng unto mt write: From hence
'orth Blegge l are the dead who die rr, the Lord: eve
go gailh the ejarit . fir they reel from their htborg.'
F.
rOLITM'AIi AOTIC i:.
R. VV. JOHNSON, Democratic Nominee fc
Congress, will address the people, at the place
and times indicated in' the following Schedule, »
the hour of 10 A M. The Democratic papei
throughout the Stale are respectfully requested t
publish this notice until the 19tli July, 1851.
Perryvillf, Perry county, Monday, 10th June.
Lcwem-ao, Conway county, Tuesday 17th June
Dove*, Poo: countv, Tiicarday, 19th June.
Dan vile, Ysi.t. county, Saturday, 21st June.
Clarksville. Johnson county, Ti k*day, 24th June
Ozark, Franklin county, Wednesday. 25th June
Van Hi ry.n, Crawford ct’y, Saturday, 28th June
Fort Smith, Sebastian ct’y, Monday, 30th June
FAYtnimu, Waswnutonct'y, Fridat, 4tb July
Bfntonvii.ue, Benton county, Saturday 5th July
Hi vtsville, Madison county, Monday 7th July.
Oarrolton, Carrou county, Wed’day 9th July
Jaster, Newton county, Thursday 10th Jiu.y.
Lcbanon, Searcy county, Saturday 12th July.
Clinton, Van lb ren county, Monday 14th July.
Lirrij: K ci, Pulaski county, Saturday 19th July
Unit Rork, May 26, .1851.
Mettrt. Editor*:—I enclose you a scheduleof aj
pnintments which please publish with a reqaei
that it may also lie published by all other Join
nals of the State..
I will en'leavor to fill these appointments, an
address ntv fellow ci: sens at each place specifies
at the hour of 10, A. M. if convenient for them.
It woi be perceived that my appointments cu
brace very nearly the w hole of the West an
North west part of the State. It ;ji impossible i
the tunc allowed me to visit the wlyoie Stale. AI
ter tilling the last apjKhntmf nt now made, to wit
at Little Hock on the 19th of July. 1 will set oc
immediately and visit such part of the State as ma
then be deemed necessary:.
I am sirs respectfully yours.
R. W. JOHNSON.
TO HCIIOOL. COMM 188 ION KR*
And Tnialce* and Principal
OF ACADEMIES.
rT'HE advertiser wants a situation in any part t
A this State, as Teacher of a Common School (
as writing master in an Academy, Respectable re
fetences will be given. Address J. D. Bos 37.
Little Rock, 14th June, 1851—II.
Wall ! *alt!!
RECD per Steamer Dove, 100 large bleache
sacks Salt,
And for sale by, A. J. HUTT.
June 16-1551-41. j/
NEW DRUG STORE:
ITI« Ditto* AMD MEDICI* I
:1
m THE subacnbrr has just received and
fHBl i* *ow ooefti»? *« entire Sfo Stock of
T^rf DRUCMHUCD WKHIC1NKS,
«ra which are warranted fresh wad genuine,
•B * TIE
QUININE. IOD1VE.
BEUEMHINF.. IOD POTASS,
PKPPERINK, \ ELATERIUM,
SALICKNK. O VBRATRINE,
MORPHINE. STRYCHNINE.
CIT KERRI ET M AGNES. TURKEY RHUBARB,
Mi«w; COD LIVER OIL. pur,-.
CALOMEL, Eng.,- BLUE
PILL, Ac- Ac.
PATENT MEDICINES,
Embracing Jayne*’ Family Medicine*. MofTatt’s do.
Lee's Pills; Spentefs do.; Wright's do.; Davis’
Pam Killer; Stephens’ Astringent Syrup; Wistar*
Bals.im Wild Cherry, Ac. Ac.
S.mis', Tor-iifniU’ , and Balts SarzrpohUa.
VKR Miri CES.
B. A. Fahnestock, Dead Shot, and American Ver
mifuge.
Blue Dick \Vatf r-—f ongres*Spring Water.
Pomin, (hit, Dge-ttuff, Windme Ola,,, itr- Ac.
Country Physicians are requested to examine the
quality of my Drags, Ac., before purchas.ng else
where.
Prescriptions *ccea*TKi.v compounded.
TltOS. BITTER WORTH. Agt.,
AVie Drag Star,, earner of Ma n
anti Markham Street*.
Lrrri.it Rorir, June 23. 1851.
KiinanaYM in Jail.
T
HE following negroes have been corn
mitted to the Jail of Dai's* county, as
runaways, viz: on the 12th June, 1851:
JOE. a negro men about »« vests old,,
about 6 feet high, of dark copper color, wore rreeri
pants, grey sack coat and sav* he belongs to Wnt.
Jackson in Harrison county Texas.
Also JOE, a negro man. about 40 years old.
S feet 6 inches high, of dark copper color, wore
verry ragged home ma te slrrt and cotton pants,
and no coat. Savs he belonrs to John Coleman,
Harrison county Texas. Commuted on 17th day
Jane 1851.
The owners are h reby notified to come forward,
prove property, and pav the expenses incurred, or
gjtrl ntgrues will lie deal' wi’h according to law.
H. M. BOULDIN, Sfirry?and Jailor
si O ula, Co. A ri,.
June 19th, 1851—42-tf.
,'Voticr is Hereby Ciiven.
O all those who are in arrears for interest doe
on tbe.r purchases of a portion of the 16th
T
sections in T. 1 A\ 11 14. and T. I. A. R. 12 44..
to make payments to the county Treasurer on or
before the first day of the Julv term of the County
Court, or flie certificates of the several amounts
will be placed in the hands of the Attorney Gen
eral for collection.
B. F. OWEN. Judge of C. C.
G.iz. A Democrat publish two weeks and pre
sent their account* to the County Court for pay
ment.
Little Rock, June 17, 1851. 41-2w.
Tobacco! Tobacco!!
RECU per. Steamer Trustee, 1551 lbs. cheap
Tobacco. And for sale bv,
June 10-1981-51, A. J. HUTT
Confectionary and Ice C ream.
rTMIE citizens of Little Rock are informed that
I l have for sale a rich stock of candies, cakes,
fruits and a general stock of Confectionary, which
will be add at the lowest prices.
Ice Cream.
W.tl be furnished every day from 3 o’olock to
11 AM.
Rooms next door to Mr. Lincoln’s Book Store,
on Markham street.
ORLANDO B. KEECHE.
June 16th 1851. 41
Little Rock High School.
THE annual Examination of the pupils of this
Institution will take place iD. V.) on the 1st
and 2nd of July, commencing at 9 o’clock A. M.
Trustees and Gardians with the friends of Educa
tion are respectfully invited to attend.
At the’close of the examination, premi ums will
be awarded for perforumg.ui the follow mg studies:
Orthograthy, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
History of Rome, England and United States, Na
tural and Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric. Chemistry,
GeoJoey. Botany, Astronomy, Ethics, Evidences of
Theology, Bible, Composition and French.
IVe are Always on Hand !
2 HOES, made to order; 50,000 split Laths noi
.7 ready for sale;
3 good Wagons;
Coopers’ Ware made to order;
Also Cabinet Ware and Bedsteads:
Carriages and Buggies repaired and trimmed
Orders left at my store wnl be attended t
promptly. H. B. ALLIS,
Contractor of Ark. Pen.
Arks. Penitentiary, June 17, 1851. 40-3w.
PROTECT I O 1¥
INSURANCE COMPANY.
r j OF HARTFORD, CONN. -
This old arid reyponsile Company continues to
. urant Fire and Marine Policies on lire most satisfac- j
tory terms.
June itth, 1881. WM. B. WAIT.
Slar Nloret.
t I CASK old Brandy ; 3 cks. American do. ;
, | 1 2 cks. Maderta Vi'.ne; 1 trbl. Cherry Bounce ;
, 2 Mils, old Bu’b Whiskey; 1 “ Rum ;
3 “ •• Rye “ 1 “ old Port Wine;
5 1 “ “ Muscat Wine; l “ Malaga.
j ; Received and for sale bv
JNO. D. ADAMS,
Jnn 6, 1S51—40 Steamboat Landing.
Tobacco.
3 BOXES Extra chewing Tobacco ;
2 “ com. Pound Lump “
2 •* 5.
Received this dav and for sale by
JNO. D. ADAMS,
June i(>, 1851—40, Steamboat landing.
BY Steamer Emily 1 have just received and now
offer for sale :
50Barrels Super Fine Flout:
2 “ Rye Whiskey;
. I IS Boxes Assorted Tobacco;
10 “ Lemon Syrup;
8 •• Candy;
1 Barrel English Filberts;
10 “ Ale. M. TANTI.
Lower Steamboat Landing.
April i, 1861 —31—tl
For Sale.
VFINE LARGE HORSE, about seven years
- old and seventeen hands in height. Apply to
-1 March 25 L. A. WHITELEY.
5 .Vejcroes for Sale
'pWO LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN, one with
’ 1 two children, and the other with one. For
sale lor cash, by J. D. ADAMS,
at she steamboat Landing.
I March 25, 1851. 2s)
Liquor* and Wine*.
“ TASKS Bundy, 4th proof,
f) 3 Madena Wine;
1 1 *• Port Wine;
i 2<> B.sket* Champagne Wine; on consignment i
and lor sale low
T D. MERRICK & CO. j
December 17, 1850. 15
■ Af| BBL8 KJSCTIFUED WHISKEY, WMtwtff
V*' * tins day per •• Gen. 8-m,” and ini sale by
JOHN D. ADAMS.
* J’in. 21, 1851. Menaa Boat Landing.
( *ugar. Ac.
Jl’ST received per steamer Penny wit :
.Hi seeks Rie Coffee;
~ hhde. Sugar;
It bie. do;
4 ble. Molasses;
6 half bbls. Molasses.
1 80 seeks Salt.
Amt for sals by
FATHERLY 4k CLEMENTS.
March 3d- 28—tf.
KAftllB * OTA IIPftOtKil UTTtl 611$.
ONE of.®) Saw* m (tow and k» sale.
Ail orders Inc Gin* of thr usual tine* five*
to the I’ndersigncd will he forwarded, and receire
prompt attention.
WM. It. WAIT.
Aren? for the Manufacturer*.
Little R iclt, May 27,ISM. 38—
Hats! JF«rf*!!
Tt ST received, a Sue lot of Hat*, and among
which are the followin, nx:
2 ease* fine fa*h. Silk Hat*;
2 ** « '• Moleskin HaU:
3 " ** Casting re *•
-A._“ “ “ Russia
2 o Brush "
1 “ Peatl Cnion “
2 do*. “ Panama “
3 *• •* Leghorn "
1 “ hoys’ Sne Leghorn
1 M infants’ Straw
13 •« Palm Leaf
And for sale by A. J. Hl'TT, Wam street.
M-y 14,'WM.
riHK IVSI'H % M K.
Ry Ok; undersigned Agent fur the
PROTECTION INSCRANCR, COMPANY.
or tu*Tr*nr>, rossWTt; ct!
Ponces issued tipou the most favorable terms by
WM. B WAIT, Aemi.
Mav fi. IMP.__Mdl
I'amiIv Flour. Ac.. Ac.
J l ST received, a lot of merchandise direct from
Cincinnati, per steamers LcLa No. 2. and
Trustee,
Oft barrels Flour;
fi < asks Bacon;
1 *• Canvassed Hates;
.,1 leaves Star Candle*;
10 “ Painted Bucket*;
4 barrels Dried Apples;
4 boxes Tobacco;
I bags Cotton Y am;
And for sale by A. J. HI TT. Main *trrrt.
May 8, 1861.__ 3.8—
gniUwry.
JL'ST received from New Orleans a large
and wlet assorted stock of .Saddlery* consisting
in part of the following, viz:
10 gent*' fine Columbian Saddles:
12 “ “ Spanish “
H ladies' " Hog skin “
6 dog. Bridles, assorted qualities;
3 “ Martingales assorted qualities;
3 “ Bridle fi lings •' “
3 “ Worsted Girt* “
3 •* “ Circinglcs, ass'd qualities;
.3 ** Com. Horse Collars;
3 “ Hog skin Horse Collars;
2 “ Wagon Whips;
2 “ Hide
1 " Plain and Pocketed Saddle Bags;
2 “ fine Polished SnalHe Bits:
2 “ “ Stirrup Irons:
3 “ very fine Buggy Whips:
And for sale by A. J. Hl'TT, Mum stiver.
May 14, 1851. »—
ft Eli l L.Ill ARUSSAS RIVER PALfcET.
For Pine Blurt, Little Rock, Van Boren,
Port ttmith, Port Gibson, and all inter*
mediate L indiugs.
T;
3HE staunch
teain»r
and light-dranghi
JOHN BOX. Master will ru», during ih* ensuing
season, as a regular Packet Itatn N-w Orleans, to
the above landing*. Strict attention will he pa|,l
to plantation business, an<l all orders promptly at
tended to.
Liltl Hack Jan. 3. JS51. H-tf.
JL'ST RECEIVED
1\D FOR SALE. WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL.
r I MIE subscriber is constantly recei
X Ting, from New York, a geuuiui
assortment of Drugs, Mrdicmet, Chemi
cals, Perfumery. Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Ire., Ife. Also-Patent Medi
cines: among which are. Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of
Liverwort; Jaynes' Expectorant; Indian Panace;;
Dailey’s Pain Extractor; Hays'and Hewes' Lini
rneul; Linn's Strengthening Plaster; Koinstock's
Vermifuge; Moffa't’s Phatnix Bitters and Vegela
hle Life Pills; Bartholomew's Expectorant, Spnon's
Medicines; Oldridge’s Balm of Colombia for the
Hair; Welsh’s Medicnmentum
All of which will be sold low foreash.
R. L. DODGE, Markham st.
Little Pork. 1849. 17_tf
ESCOLRAGE HOSE l.NUI S. W '!!
FASHIONABLE
Boot anti Shoe Manufactory.
fl^HE undersigned, lissing opened a Boot and
X Shoe shop in the two story brick bouse on the
east side of East Main street between Markain and
Elm streets, inlands carrying ou the above busiuesa
in all its branches. He uses noue but the best ma
terials, and employs none but the very best work
men. and gentlemen favoring him with their custom
inav rely on having their work done in the
N'eatfst anti most Fashionable style.
By str.ct attention to hie business, and promptly
filling ail orders to the satisfaction of hiscoeloni
ers, he hopes to r. erlt and receive a liberal patron
age from the cittizen* of Little Hock and viciuity.
Terms t ash ou delivrv
GEORGE JACOB LESCHER.
Little Rock, June 11, 1850.—7—40 tfj
(SA PJKNTU PH.KsT.IT OMNIBUS.)
FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMIXAItV,
Tclit, Dallas Coostv, Arkansas.
John rf. Garvin. Preai- | Weldou E Wright, M D.,
dent. Prof, of Colie | Prof, of Nat ricience
Mrs M Cook,Govern. | M«j li.J burden. Prof ol
and lostruciress | El ies and Beile Letters
beuor F. Garcia, Prof, of Music and .Mod Lang
Tt’tTION PER MONTH
Collegiate Deparuneut (Auc. or Modern Langua
ges ). 96 00
Colleginte Department, English Course.4 00
Academic Department,.. , 1 (HI
Primary Department.’.3 tX)
Ornamental Department, (Painting and
Drawing,) . 3 «0
Musical Department, (Vocal and ln«irutneiiul,5 00
Coaruiug, including Washing fuel, lights &.C. 10 (mi
Academic year embraces one session ol ten
months, commencing tiie let Muuday in August
and closing tiie last Thursday in June
TuiUou and Board must be paid one-haif in
advance, the remainder at I he close of the session
No deduction will be made from the rates of Tui
tion exerptin cases of sickness.
Examinations.1 here will bean annual ex
amination belure a Hoard of Visilura at the close of
each term; and quarterly examinations belure the
HiinrrA nf (siianiiaiit
Diplomas will ba gives, oa the rKDimnawli'
lion of the Hoard of Vwtioro, Is the |rtdult« of
lh« Sermuary, aud certificates of Scholarship, to
those who have taken a partial course.
Discipline nud Police will be mild but firm;
being rather one of moml restraint, than pun
ishmenl (Quarter))' 'eporta ofeonuuct'aod >c oiar
shtp will be transmitted In parents or guardia >.
Course of Instruction If uivldvc into three
iJepartnieuta . i’rirnary. Academic ana Collegiate
Music. —It is believed that on Institution iu
the South weal offers equal advantages to perf ct
lie Pupils in this elegant acoompuahment. Senor
Garcia, the accomplished head ol this Department,
has taught with distinction In Washington City
and Virginia, and Is not only a mu’ skillful per
former. but the best Instructor in the Art, that we
have over seen
Jlerdle Work—Plain and fancy.—.Xo
extra charge will ba mace in lliia Department, the
pupils furnishing the materials t'he product*
will be disposed of at an annual Fair and the pro
ceeds placed in the Library Fuad
Greta re a aad Composition.—Lectures will
be delivered regularly by the heads of Departments
to their respective Classes, and Compositions will
be required every two weeks during tii course,
from the members of the Academic aud Coilegiats
l>epartmeat*.
Vacation.—There will be a vacation or one
week the last of December, and ona of two months
at the cloaa of the Session
By order of the Board of Guardians.
8—>-.tf
Hath! Hats!! Hats!!!
9 Cases Fashionable Silk Hati ; 6 Doi Wool da.;
•we i Dox Cloth Capa. Ree- lead oer Pontiac am.
far sale by JOHN D/ADAMS.
M>. II, 1851. Staamboat Landing
Baron and Flour.
ZJABBUh. ctwice St Wfhrj
•J\f 4 tin** Can vanned Haras ;
4 casks Sides t
firemH on oniwuproen? and for sals by ''■'“-'v,
JNO. D. ADAMS. Strmmimt Uniting
JK». 30. I Ml—».
. ..*_ - - -... ... -
TOBACCO. M’CA H, »KO»k» AND WIST.
JUST received per S. B Pontiac:
.1 Boxes Homy Dtrw Tobacco;
10,000 Best Havan«a Began;
3 4 1’ipts CUref Wine;
2 “ Maliens do.;
3 *' Frepch Brandy;
2 Mid* Pnatori Sugar;
4 Cases Cherry Bounce.
4 " French Cordial*:
4 Boxca Oranfe*.
For sale cheap by.
June 3d, .1»1, M. TANTI.
Ornot or rmr Srrimir or Start, >
Little Rock. 27th May. 1 Ml. <
In coAxpliancc with s provision of the Constitu
tion or the State of Arkansas, the following amend
ments to said Constitution, proposed hy the last
General Assembly. ar<‘ published.
Karh ncw*p*per printed in this State, will pub
lish the sam- three screen* times previous to the
first Monday in August next.'and forward the pa
pers containing the publication, alao the account
tothiaoffice. DAVID B GREER.
Su mm or Stvt*.
RwW By Ike Genera! Aoormhlf of the Slot* of
Arlwnjwr, That they do propose the following
amendment to the Constitution of this State, to
wit:
That the 29th section of the 4th arm le of the
Constitution oft he State of Arkansas, he <*> amend
ed that Lafayette county may.be reduced to 800
square miies, and that s new county may be form
ed out of said county of like dimensions.
T. B. FLOURNOY. Speaker
of the llneoe of RepretenPHteet.
J. R. HAMPTON. President
of the Senate.
Approved. Jan. 11th 1861.
JOHN S. ROANE.
Krtoh'-i By the Genera! Aaeembly of lie Slate
of Arkanoae. That the following amendment be
proposed to the Constitution of the State of Arkan
sas. viz;
That the 29th section of the 4th article of the
Constitution be amended so as to allow the coun
ties of Green. Poinsett, and Peoha^o be reduced
to eight hundred square miles, and that a new
county may be ormed outof the counties of Green
and Poinsett of like dimensions.
T. B. KLGl'RNOT, Speaker
of the H-mee of Repreomtaticea.
J. R. HAMPTON. Vreenient
of the Senate.
Approved, Jar 9th, lMl
tons s. ROARS
tiiulicl wmi hi shtum.
Jloxvifll ‘Iffbf
Tirol'LD respectfully cal! the attention of the
V T public to the above establishment, which
has recently undergone s thorough repair, and. hav
mg the necessary facilities, is now fully prepared
to furnish to order, with great promptness, every
arlieie' in|lliat line of either wrought or cm! Iron,
Brass or Copper, of as good material, proportion#,
and workmanship, and upon at cheap terms, as any
other Foundry in this country. Millr*phts and
others, ordering wheels, will be pleased to give the
No. of cogs and pilch, also the particular sire and
shape 01 the eye. wanted in each wheel. The dl
anieter of a wheel, wheu cast, will he t^ of an inch
per foot less—(he same wljh length of a shaft.—
<>r<Vrs shonld also be accompanied with a draught
and foil description of what is wanted, and the
postage paid.
Little Rock, Dee H> 18110.—14— if
m
I'KUS I ft I W.,
DEALERS IN f*
Boot*. Rro^an«./lb
H ATS, CAPS. &C.,
ALSO
PALM LEAF. MF.X1C A YAND CAMPEACHY
HATS.
No 10, Magaaine. between Canal and Common ■«.
NEW ORLEANS.
;Q" From our House* at New York anil Boston
we are constantly receiving ireeh supplies of the
above Goode.
‘ Country Deal'ra are invited to call and examine
I our eitenaive stock
Arkansas Coffee House,
(i.uwii imeiinT Lsssiso.l
r|^HE Proprietor has on hand, and ia constantly
, X receiving, the following—
Foreign and domestic Liquors;
Wines and cordials of every description;
Cigars;
Tobacco;
Fruits, ic. j
AH ot which are for sale at wholesale and retail j
prices Persona from the country wshiug to pur
chase, will please call and see inv stock before pur
chasing elsewhere as 1 intend to sell as low as any
: house in the city
MICHAEL TANTI.
Little Rock, Jan. 21, 1861. 20—ly
f>The Arkadeiphia Sentinel will copy one year,
and forward account to the subscriber. MIL
F'LOUR—60 Bbls Illinois Superfine;
50 “ “ extra do.
Ree’d ptr “Jefferson,” ami f >r sale by
May 14th, WM. B WAIT.
FNLOI R 71 Bii-s “O'Fallon Milia” K\tU $
perfine.
50 “ ” Quincy Mill's” Extra Su
perfine. Received and for sale bv
May 10. 1851. WM. B. WAIT.
.VOl lli V. ^IIOKIIIK.
I N order to ir'*t my goods early m the fall, I hav.
I determined to start East earlier than usual, and
iniw request ali indebted to Me to “ Crane up to
the Trough,” and save me the disagreeable necesi
ty of troubling them again. I urn IW t» kaei- tAr
t/mry, as I am resolved to buy my next stock of
Goods for Cash, for the purpose of selling them
less than the same slock can be sold for m they
State. 1 hope ail will hereadv ’o pay tip upon pre
sentation of tjieil Bills. Lb C. FULTON.
May 15. 1851. 3d—4w.
JUSTICE.
VfVU boen elected, and qualified «
of th*> Peorr for Hie tl«»cK Towwihto, Putookt
• < i UK tv. Artec, ta*. i ui* prepared attend. uHkioftr, lo any
bmiAew intrusted u> me punctually.
Oftc« at it** law niftcc ul L \ Wm!T*l*y, Esq , comei
of Main anJ Elm *tr«#u, iMMterUie A/tefiftU Pannci ollVo
JOHN J THOMPHUN.
LttU# Rnrfc, Arte.. Nov. 5.
lALOUR—200 bbls. Ohio superfine;
P LARD OIL—5 bbls. winter strained;
PLOUGH MOULDS—106 Diamond;
BACON—1 hhds. harms and shoulders;
PORK—10 bbls. clear;
LARD—100 keys No 1;
I COTTON YARN—2000 lbs. assorted, 5 to 10.
Received pr ‘Hamburg,’ and tor sale by
WM B. WAIT.
March 11, 1851.
Partridge liooh.
4 Caaaa Water Prool. iu.l receiveo and foi sale
*• by bAlHKRLY A CLEMENTS.
' F«b ;:. 165].
.1
I ”
U K. HUIIS, MTS it.
I’bT received bv the .teanuer Pontiac No. 5i
20 Tons ot Boston Ice.
23 Bex*-* Raisons.
4 Ran els Chestnuts.
1 Bag ot A iimui..
, I B,g English Walnuts.
1 Barifl Coco.innt.
50 t an, Oyesters.
2 Bar,-la Ovestsrs in the shstl.
200o pick ted Gyraters.
3 B^xes Tobacco.
2 Hogshp*,!. Sugar.
I Do*. Basket Anriiset
5 •' “ Cordials.
I •* Demijohns.
M.TANTL
Match Jd 185!. 26-tt.
11
Btwf* and Shoe*.
CASES Boots assorted;
Kip Brogans;
doe. Gent's fine Call Shoe.,
. Gaiters.
“ Ladies Shoes a-saorted,
“ Misses and childrens Sh^e* assorted;
Case Boys Kip Brogans;
“ •• Boots. Ac., Ac., Ac.
Received per Phillip P> tinvwa. and for sale bv
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing.
March 26. 2&—tf.
i
A. A. CARY, l». B. »•
T'ROM Htiat»*0* Aid., has located
X himself permanently in Little Roeh <*WBS£
H<* ha* been enraped m the practice at
IVntistry for ten ream, and leels confident in th
ability togiye entire antwfartinii to tuck of tk
aummuMty u may need his imi«i. _
I’.rs.in* residing ala distance will ha MtllM <
his absence fnw> town, whcnerer it occursthreap
t lie papers of this plane.
Office on the smith side of Maikham b*t«M
East Msin and LtMiiMM streets, three tloors wsi
of L- R Lincoln's Book Stole.
l.ittie Rook May 17. !»»• _M l(
sale of Mate I sands.
STATE LAND OFFICE.
Lrrrut Hoes,
May 20. IfltU.
I N pursuance of an set of the General AraeinM
I of Arkansas. approved the 00th Deeend a*
IM4. 1 will off*r at public *ale an the 2Sth day r
Jiin<' next, the following described trart* of lam*
,«<• rrt, » 1 rt ntirmed to this State as a part »
the jtrant of .W.OOO acres, etc pt sack as has beet
covered by n* ht of prr eruption. proof of whirl
together with the necessary Kind, has been died o
may be produced at tins office before the day t
sale:
HELENA DISTRICT,
if
Tract* Selected.
South Went quarter
Snunth Fast quarter
South hull'
South W ('1st quarter
F hall (if S E quarter
North West quartet
K half ot‘ N E quarter
S K quarter of 12 N K qr.
S W quarter
N W ;r anil S E quarter
\ E fraetmnal quarter
S \V quarter
W half of N E quarter
N W quarter
W half of N K quarter
N E frac quarter
South half
Nnrh frac half
North half
N K quarter
LITTLE ROCK DISTRICT.
West half
V W quarter
Ka*t half
S E quarter 31, SW qtiar
W half of S E quarter
E half of N F. quarter
\V half of N E quarter
\ V quarter
North half
North W quarter
I ota 2. :t, 4, ft, 6, 3, 0 A
\\ half of S \V quarter
K half of S F, quarter
E half of N E uuarteT
\V half of N W quarter
S E quarter
South half
All of sect ion
West half
N* irth West quarter
West halt of S W quarter
21
14
lft
32
,32i
11
:i2
l*
Hfe
33
131 2
1 S
8 S
8 S
3 W 3201 ••
3 W irOj..
3 W 32tl( ••
9 S
w
3
■
'ZH
4 8
4 S
9 S
1320:
8
#0.
' 80,
1601
7 W 3201
8 W 160
10 W 339 .32
•* 80 <•
10 W
33
I 8
18.
|lfti
'll
'!4
14'
I
10 s
7 8
8 8
9 S
SO
801
80
160
10
u
11
11 W3C0
wia-jo
W 640
West half of N W quarter 23
West half of N W quarter-ft
26
26
14
I«
7 S
12
160
80
80
28
2.3
36
30
29
! 3:
8 S
9 S
9 8
S
3
3
31
4
ft
10
11
14
23
!23
24
7 S
9 8
7 N
S W quarter
F half of 8 E quarter
Weal half
N Equarter
N A' 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 \\ quarter
South half
S F. quarter of N W quarter
E half of S W quarter
S W quarter of 8 W quar
N W quarter of S E quarter
North half of S W quarter
N F quarter of S W quarter
N W quarter
N Eq. A K hf of N W qr
S E quarter
N E quarter
W half of S W quarter
South West quarter
S W quarter of N E quarter '2fi *• “
\V half of S W quarter ‘2ft " ! “
CHAMPAGNOLLE DISTRICT.
180
; .80
W 320
'
160
ISOi
12 W 320
W
\v
80
8f)
•* I
” | 80
lft W irtfl
16 W SS0
6 W 40
f
84 23
10'
44 29
80 «
40 "
160 “
240 “
ISO1**
320 “
80 “
160
to1
80
W half of S W quarter 36 16 S
N W qr ft W hf of N E qr 3 17 S
lft W 80
lft W I60
20
,33
36
North half
\V half of S E quarter
E half of S W quarter
N W quarter
S W quarter
N W quarter
:S F. quarter 12 S E quarter I 3
N ball anti S W quarter 13
North half lft
S E quarter 17
S E quarter 19 N E quarter;2fl
S W quarter
South half
N<.:‘.b half
Fast half
S E quarter
K half of S W quarter
W half of N W quarter
h? W quarter
W half of E half
N W quarter
E half of N K quarter
W half of N Vt quarter
W half of S E quarter
S VV quarter
S W quartet
W halt of N W quarter
N E quarter
S F quarter
N K quarter
N E quarter
North halt
\\ naif of N E quarter
N W quarter
K haif 01 S W quarter
8
10 ‘
10 ■
lft •
3 18
10 *
S 16
320
80
80
ICO
W 160
7 17 8
20 “
20
29
f51
,31
11
, «
; 9
9
9
lit
Itti
,11
'll
I 2
10
1 ft
,1«
IS
18
17 Vt
HO
320
4801
320 ‘
160
330
160!
320
3*20
320
160
80
SO
100
160
160 i
1 SOI
i 80
. 801
160;
160!
(T
104 02
i 1*301
q
2ft 1 2*
80;
BATESVILLE DISTRICT
no
30
29
‘28
33
34
35
7 N ft W
17001
80!
8024
160:
480
320
O
N W quarter
West half of V E quarter
N half of N W quarter
S W quarter
S half and N W quarter
South half
South half
I'jr. N E qr (S of R River) 36j
North half (S of River; 36|
NOTICE TO PRE EMPTOK8 AND OTHERS.
. All persona claiming the rq<ht of pre eruption,
under a 11 act of the General Assembly of this State,
approved December, 14th, 1846, are required to
make proof arid Jilt tkr natasamry kamd before the
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267,89
if. a day or juu; next.
Where locations ha ve been made upon l)»e aelec
tifiit of iruliVidua)*, m accordance with the tlth
section of the act approved 20th December, 1844,
and the act approved December 18th, 1846, and
said location* have been continued Ur the Slate, *
bondsmiurt be furnished to this office for the pro
per amount before the day of sale, otherwise they
wdi be »■‘id to the highest bidder at such sale.
The 7th section of an act approved December
- ,s> 18lb, authorises that, “ m all eaae, «itre,
un/.'tr the ,trill-,nimi of the :)! ft f)rt, JfM'J, ,,ttiar,
hnrt rUiivinl the prr rmptum fronted ty that art, and
hare „>,pr<rce,i land* not Uenji rated to the S'tan, until
after (hr pa,taut of the act of \mh Oeenaher, 1844.
the 9(4 tectum of the tuot name,l art that! he revived.
A-'tcr the vale all lamia offered and remaining
unsoid wilt be subject to private entry at the price
of one dollar an 1 twenty- fiv© cents per acre.
L J REARDON. Land Agent,
for the State of Arbmaaa.
May 20. 188!. S7—Uia
School Hook«!
HAVE iust received a supply of School Boohs,
anions which are the following:
4 doz.
Eclectic Spelling Boohs;
Da via' Arithmetic;
Pike’s “
Smiley’s **
English Headers;
Goodrich’s Readers N». 1, a and 3:
Copv Book:;
assorted Primers;
2000 Letter Envelopes,
1 do*. Missouri Harmonists;
1 “ Southern “
AUo—Paper, Pens, Ink, Ac., Ac., all for _
cheap for cash by A. J. HL’TT, rimaotrrat,
.Way 14, 1861.
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