c ARKANSAS BANNER, E we have here are PUBLISHED WEEKLY« mentioned, ea-ily atiainable & < «•• by every person before arriving at 21 years uV S. BORLAUD of age, however humble his circumstances, R K E DOLLARS A YEAR, 'Til and without detriment to the course of stu- IS ADVANCE. dies alredy pursued at the district schools. terms of advertising. Arllmkmgagi Mamnw Books for rending, frt the country schools 10 lines, or less, first insertion, .nre of fo be frefnr what raS>0squares—and proportion VOL. I. and mechanics; n? LITTLE horticullilre, stock-breeding, advertisements. ROCK, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1844. No. 22. and less mere ora- advertisements. I II II mill I MORNING, 13, of matter. Poets, to be paid for in advance, III ■ PI I II1MIIBII II —111 ■■ III! I II11 III literary Tn advertisementsd“ II ..Willi . A11 _hv snmp Derson. tors, and fine are not as much want- ',gumed by some responsiblere9nonsiblc person. writers, GOVERNMENT OF THE U. STATES. ed ns f®ent individual account, at the above rates, NEW JERSEY. GOVERNMENT OF ARKANSAS. ARRIVAL &. DEPARTURE OF good farmers ami mechanics. We have ID I_< r> nno lrooi* 1 c. MAILS, POETRY. jell in one a AIdis 1 and under $100, year, Lucius Q. C. Elmer,* 4 Littleton HOCK. a desire to see in the re- to ??i.r,0 THE EXECUTIVE. Kirkpatrick* EXECUTIVE. LITTLE burning every child nts _, ,„;nwill be made;made : and when it 2 5 William uer cent, John Tyler, of President. George Sykes,* Wright.] Eastern Mail. (rin Memphis.) From the Southern ]Ate ran/ Messenger. male and in such a same a Virginia, 3 Archibald Yell, Governor. public, fettirile, educated *100 or in the period, Isaac G. Earlee,* Arrives 7 NOT AGAIN.—LV A. I). MF.KK. ? upwards, Wilie P. David B. Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at manner as "8 will be made. No deduc- Mangum, of N. C., Vice President. Greeb, Secretary of State. to be able to make the most of the °r fqi ner cent, PENNSYLVANIA. X. o’clock, P. M. int Elias Conway. Auditor. Not not again resources be made, if payment be deferred Abel P. Upshur, of Virginia, of State, 1 again, of nature which siirroiind them.— over will Secretary j Edward Joy Morris,] 13 Iaju.d C. Departs Tuesdays. Thursdays, and ('an heart its dream renew ? nor will re- John C. N. «< Henry Frick,t Martin, Treasurer. Saturdays. my have ; any Spencer, of V., 2 R. 11 eitern 1 an A education f shall expired Treasury. Joseph 14 Alexander Mail, (ein Hurra.) forms meet inv thorough in the and James M. of «« War. Ingersoll.t Ramsey,] brighter may view; theory prac- on legal advertisements, required Porter, Pa., 3 John T. Smith,* 15 Arrives Wednesdays and at H, I’. M. tice of the be made David of Henry Nes.f LEGISLATIVE. Saturdays, Sweeter tones may wander by, agriculture, great business of our Henshaw, Mass., Navy. 4 Charles J. 16 and Fridays, at 4, A. M. Jbe published. Ingersoll,* James Black,* Samuel Adams, President of the Senate. Departs Tuesdays With a dreamier melody; and, indeed of is what our BY THE TEAR. Chas. A. Wicklifke, of Ky., Post-master General. 5 Jacob S. Southern ein country, mankind, InvTB VCTS Yost,* 17 James Irwin,] W.S. Oi.diia.m, of the House. Mail, ( n'askington.) Spirits beckon the trees. renewable at John Nelson, of Md., General. 6 Michael Speaker Arrives and through children should he taught. As the 10 lines, pleasure, $20. Attorney H. IS Andrew The Wednesdays, Thursdays, Sundays, » products ixceecnm,f'dina Jenks,] Stewart,f Senate is composed of 24 members, elected White robes flashing on th breeze ; Vermont, i fith John Field, O. F. happy who may favor their very be delivered to any person 291,94S.Louisiana, 352,411 1 Thos. L. 6 James J. Raney. In its it i„h will hereafter Clingman,] McKay,] 7th R. C. S. patronage. his assortment may he found gloom must remain, ed many of the which had so until Massachusetts, 737,n99Arkansas, 97,574 2 Daniel M. 7 Brown, Wm. Walker. Among peas sprouted, we have no regular dealings, paid Barringer,] John R. J. Daniel.* tile Doomed to smile in train Jhom Rhode The ol the Court are elected following:— beauty's that I had a Island, 10S,830 Tennessee, 829,210 3 David S. Reid,* 8 Arch’d H. Judges Supreme Not very poor stand; they hovVcVcr, Arrington,* the a imm- by Legislature, joint vote of the two 8 cases fine sewed calf Hoofs; 10 cases again! and across must be marked with the Connecticut, 309,978|Kentucky, 779,828 | 4 Edmund Deberry,] 9 Kenneth Rayner.] by Houses, gent's grew finely, interlocked the rows; idvertisements New York, or eight years. The of the Circuit Court pegged calf do; 1(» cases do ; *1 thick do; It Not not ! desired, otherwise they will be con- 2,428,92] Ohio, 1.519,467; 5 R. M. Saunders,* Judges kip again, again and covered the ground pretty well. On the insertions New ! are elected in like manner, tor cases men’s stout; 3 cases calf do do ; in and and Jersey, 373,306;Michigan, 212,267 SOUTH four years. kip Brogans, For, bright trusting youth, uiitil forbid, charged accordingly. CAROLINA. (i cases 27th I fear of UNITED STATES DISTRICT youth's do ; I do Boots. Also, Wounded was bosom's truth : October, began digging (for will be made from the above rates, Pennsylvania, l,724,033|Indiana, 685,866 1 James A. 5 COURT. kip Brogans, my Vo variation Black,* Artcmas Burt,* a assortment of Ladies and Misses the a little round cents, Delaware, 78,065Wisconsin, 30,945 Henry light: the fork under the root and it South Bootees ; 700 pairs Negro Shoes; 300 do Bussett ; to iiu* sine then is vain,— pitch top pry »• J°HNS°N' Carolina, 694,398!Iowa, 43,112 Georgia—(general ticket.) •toy Edward J. A (» cases tine Beaver hats (i do Russia do ; I can n hand follows and HEMPSTEAD* Georgia, 691,392|Florida, 54,477 Black,* Hugh A. Haralson,* TABLE gent’s ; trust Love’s syren strain up; lifts up the hunch, Absalom H. Ok the 4 do Cassimere do black and white Wool Hats & Total, 17,063,353. Chappell,] J. H. Lumpkin,* names of the Sheriffs and Clerks of the se- ; ; Not again ! most of the peas adhering to it, anil shakes JOHNSON, (Vacancy.) Alexander H. ! veral Counties in the State of Arkansas. gent's and youth’s line fur, velvet, glazed, and sea- Ilabnma EWPSTEAD Stephens,] the sand (dirt wc have none) all off, and lavs Attorneys at tsair, Tlie Howell Cobb,* William H. Stiles.* Counties. Shebi fes. Clerks. iette Caps. Apportionment it out to cure L. straight like hay; when suffi- FICE ON MARKHAM STREET, Of Representatives in the U. S. Congress, bas- ALABAMA. .Arkansas, John Jones, Geo. W. S. Cioss. ; 11M mo. 2.~>//i dm/. 11-1 v AGRICULTURAL. ABk’s. 1 tf J. H. 1). Simeon Chisholm. tie up in bundles the LILTLE BOCK, ed upon the above census of 1840, was made at the 1 James Dellett,] 5 George S. Houston,* Bradley, Scobey, j »___ ciently cured, proper Benton, Jno. II. John Smith. 4»OOB»*. size for a and s ow last session of the 27th, for the 28th Congress; and 2 James F.. Belscr.* 6 Reuben Chapman,* Hammock, NEW AND CHEAP From Hie Imrririm cutting-box, away for win- John H. H. ./Iftriailturiit. E. L. JOiniSOX, is as follows. 3 Dixon H. Lewis,* 7 Felix G. McCouneil.* Conway, Murray, Higgins. A I’AIIMKH’S EDUCATION. ter food for horses, co\vs,&e., than which 4 Winter VV. Crawford, Eli Bell, Alex'r McLean. Ii. HEAHDON & SON at 1843-Ratio 70,680-223 Members. Payne,* ; U r raimot think that thr of there can he belter or more nutriti- Attorney I^ate, Carroll, Charles Sneed. Jona’an A. Hicks. just received a well selected Stock «! present system nothing Mississippi—(general cut a LITTLE ROCK. 5-tf The number of Electors for President and Vice ticket.) Crittenden, G. W. Underfill, Sam’l T. Gilbert. H’AVEGoods, purchased at the most reduced educating the rural population of the eounlrv lious. I bundle of pindars, peas, tops; under this Jacob Thompson,* Robert W. Roberts,* prices President, and ratio, will Clark. Willis S. Smith, James S. tor in of-— is it to are and and then a of apportionment William H. Hammett,* M. Tucker.* Ward, cash, consisting part what ought be. There many things leaves, roots, bundle rice CO.WVA V IS. be 275, of whom 138 will be for a choice. Tilghman W ilford Johnson VH.MA1I necessary Chicot, Garner, Chapman. assorted ; rod, hluo and white Blankets which be in our district with the all and thus mix them to- olfice of Circuit and en- LOUISIANA. Calicoes, ; might taught schools, grain on, S resigned the Judge, The table shews the number of Desha, Gardner Cooper, D. G. W. Leavitt. Doun following Represen- Kinseys ; Irish Linen ; slics, oCall kinds ; w so as our to feed and milk- into in the practice of law, tatives in 1 John Slidel,* 3 John B. Dawson,* Franklin Emanuel J. W. Pendleton. hich, far information extends gether, my work-horses, tered partnership and the number of Electoral O A 1__ T ..1--1. * n n n Speegle, ; in Congress, Flannels; Negro Kerseys Kentucky Jeans; t’Mtru find tlnnii nil tlntnir linttnr iiian nn will — to JEORGE CONWAY. They practise votes for each State : Fulton, Daniel Beck, Isaac seem never have been King. with a assortment of \v inter thought of; things Union, Wash- OHIO. James —together general unties of Lafayette, Hempstead, Greene, Clark, Jas. L. Atchison. which may not only he made extremely in- any food I lmvf! over tried here. The pin- and and in the Circuit, Su- *c * ) 1 Alexander 12 William Simon T. Sanders. ark, Pike, Sevier; Duncan,* Samuel F. Vinton,f Hempstead, Arnett, and instructive to but at durs that are lorn from the vine are Little and at- A i.so—20 sacks Codec ; 3 of teresting children, ; partly and Federal Courts, at Rock ; 2 John B. Weller,* 13 Perley B. Johnson,! Hot Springs, J W. Pendleton, Lawson Runvon. hogshead Sugar; |j 25 sacks &.C. fee.; the same time of left on the of the and can collections in any of the State, 3 Robert C. 14 Alexander Independence, Win. I,. McGuire, Charles II. Pelham. Salt, prove great individual ben- top ground, easily part Schenck,! Harper,f 20 Nails addressed iHimuii li, u. 11. ; he after a ruin turn the ununications on business, post-paid, 4 Joseph Vance,f 13 Joseph Morris,* niTOim, jomiMUi. kegs Castings; efit when grown up, and they come to act for picked up ; I then hogs Arkan- States. States. John J. Powder; Shot; Glass, and China. XVVAY & CONWAY, Washington, 5 Emory 1). Potter,* 16 James Mathews,* Jefferson, Hammett,Thomas S. James. themselves; and such also as would add large- in and they gather the balance, and fatten as ‘to the care of General E. N. Conway, Little 6 Henry St. John,* 17 Win. C. McCauslcn,* Jackson, James Robinson, Green All of which will be sold very low, for cash oi Sylvy. to the wealth, and resources ol finely on them as on corn. Oar poorest land will receive prompt attention. asi| 7 Joseph J. McDowell,* 18 Ezra Dean,* Johnson, \V. M. H. Newton, Am;. M. Ward. peltries. ly strength, the Here is one for will to bushels of the timber 15, 1843._1-tf_ Maine, 9 Massachusetts, 12;Alabama, 10 Heman A. Moore,* 21 H. It. BrinckerhotF.* Monroe, l’hilip Costar, Montgomery. State Arkansas, ity growing and shipping these to England, | er, I regard it as one of the finest crops the T.R in drugs medicines, paints, Rhode Island, 4:Mississippi, 11 Jacob BrinkerhofF,* Madison, I’. M. Johnson, B. Brown. County of Pulaski. 5 Henry and realising $9 per barrel; another selling southern farmer can raise. If we could af- OILS, DYE-STUFFS, fee. See. Connecticut, ■StLouisiana, KENTUCKY. Marion, Thos. 1). Wood, Jas. M. Pulaski Circuit Court,—In Chancery, May Term, Cowdrey. this ford to an entire to the I am Vermont, 11 13 Mississippi, J. C. Bowen, J. P. A. I). 1843. 3d, A. D. 1813. them in market from tjjef to $5 per bar- give crop land, Markham street—Gazette Building, C^Tenncssee, 1 Linn 6 John Edrington. July New York, 36; Kentucky, 1012 Boyd,* White,! Montgomery, [The act this county to he Peter Thornbrrry, rel ; while of an inferior kind are not persuaded it would be quite as good as a LITTLE ROCK, ARK’S, 2 Willis Green,! 7 Wm. P. establishing apples 1 New 7 Pope, Samuel M. Jno. R. H. Scott. and also of Jonathan its but there are other about over the w ith earth when icotland. Office and residence, one half mile Virginia, 17)Michigan, Hays, by taste; points by covering top North Carolina, 11. 1 3 1 Andrew Johnson,* 7 David VV. Dickinson,! Miller Irvin, William Keller. Clarke, deceased. to bloom this is not unne- of Arkansas, Phillips, it to which it is important to direct attention. they begin ; only Lewisburg. Total, liepresentnlires, 223—Electors, 2 William T. Senter,! 8 Joseph H. Peyton,! Pilce, Lewis Huddleston, David S. Dickson. this day, came flic complainant, (bv his at- 24, 1843. 7-ly then, in the 1 cessary, but injurious, the 3 Julius VV. Blackwell,* 9 Cave Johnson,* Perry, John Greathouse, Isaac Russell. ONtorneys, and Johnson) and filed his Suppose, any person residing positively although Hempstead or at TWENTY -EIGHTH CONGRESS, 4 Alvan Cullom,* 10 John B. Ashe,! Poinsett, James Stotts, Lewis H. Sutfm. affidavit, stating that he does not know the heirs o| school-district who may have paid some lit- top. vine, grows straight up first, yet 0H.\ 'PRATT & vv .Assembled December 4, 1843: Expires March 3, 1845. 5 George Jones,* 11 Milton Brown.! Randolph, Joseph Spikes, Thomas O. Marr. Jonathan Clarke, deceased, nor the heirs of Joseph tle attention to subject, should take a few when it is time to seed, the small fibres on AND tlijs ON AND TOBACCO FACTORS, The is a list of the members far as 6 Aaron V. Brown,* Sevier, Isaac N. Jackson, James Penney. deceased, neither does he know their the end of which the the following (so Mays, place dozen apples, pears, or any other fruits of the pea grows arise, yER.iL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, elected,) of the 28th Congress. The Senate consists INDIANA. Saline, G. W. Rutherford, Ezra M. Owen. of residence; and it also that a suhpo'nii appearing season of various kinds, and m- vine inclines to the ground until it finds a of 23 Democrats, 27 1 Conservative—with 1 6 YV. Scott, Jesse B. Garret, Kdw. Featherston. has been issued in this case, Jacob good, bad, 52 Common street—New Orleans. Whigs, Robert Dale Owen,* John Davis,* against Smyres and then extends its branch- one which will be filled with Islrnin John M. one of the defendants and been return- dilferent, and make his wav with them to the proper location, ember 16,1843 14—tf vacancy (Maryland,) 2 Thomas J. Henley,* 7 Josepli A. YY'righl,* Searcy, Hodges, Hensley. herein, having a The House of at 3 Thomas 8 John St. Francis, James M. Halbert, John M. Parrott. ed non est, and the Court satisfied that fhe pro- call the children around es two, three, or four feet in in eve- 1 Whig. Representatives consists, Smith,* Pettitt,* being school-house, up length EH. E. K. DODGE. of 142 Democrats, and 68 and there B. Union, John II. Cornish, J. R. Moore. cess cannot he served said anil it present, Whigs; 4 Caleb Smith,! 9 Samuel C. Sample,! upon Sinyers, appear- him, and point our their relative values, and ry direction, touching the earth. The only are 13 vacancies, viz: Maine 3, Massachusetts 3, 5 Y\ illiam J. 10 Andrew Van liuren, John O. If. Matthews. that this is a bill the J. MiER & Brown,* Kennedy.* Young, ing brought by complainant one cultivation is to the CO., 1. the for of the the true reason why should he cultiva- requisite, keep ground Maryland 6, Georgia The last House consisted ILLINOIS. Washington, Presley R. Smith, Benj. II. Pierson. against defendant, the purpose having of J. Fowlkes Jc loose and of weeds and and as (Successors Co.,) of 98 Democrats and 144 \\ When the vacan- Milton John W. Bond. tille, in to the North-east and South ted in to the other, lie would clear grass, lugs. 1 Robert Smith,* 5 A. White, Sanders, legal fee simple, preference side and corner of Mi* cies arc filled, the list will be corrected. Stephen Douglas,* Theo. P. James C. Gault. east of section in two level as so that the fibers on which Exchange Square, 2 J. A. 0 P. Yell, Sadler, quarters seventeen, township explain that a good apple should be of a suit- possible, street— * McClernand,* Joseph Hoge,* Row and Union The names are South of the baseline of ten West of the Ill'll ran the easi- sissippi marked Democrats; those mark- 3 Orlando B. Ficklin,* 7 John J. Hardin.! Range able size; regular, even shape ; with a small j the pea grows penetrate ground ed arc I'llOS PK CPUS meridian, the decree of thi- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL f Whigs. 4 John YVentworth,* principal perfected by thin solid j ly. i intend, m-xt year, to plant pindar* in OP T11E court, to him the said complainant, and the defendant! stem; smooth, skin; rich,juicy, GGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, Missouri—(general ticket.) ousted and wholly divested ofthe title thereto flavor, either tart or sweet; a lulls, or, rather, in checks, two loet apart each dealers in SENATE. legal pulp; pleasant Gustavus M. John Jameson,* Southern : will tliPtn to Bower,* Literary Messenger. the said land having been located by virtue of a do- email core, and few seeds. In short, that it way, which cause grow in up- n, Linseed, Train, Harness and Lard OILS, Hon. Willie P. Man gum, of N. C. President. James B. James H. f 1 HIIS is a devoted to Bowlin,* Relfe.* monthly Magazine, childly nation to and said land on tin granted Joseph Mays, should as much nutritious right bunches, more and will Window Glassware, Members. Term expires. Members. Term expires James M. JL Literature, hut room possess pleasant yielding hay, Lead, Glass, Dye-Stuffs, Hughes,* occasionally finding 1st day of December, 1830, having been patented by he MAINE. CAROLINA. also for that fall within the of Sc l r substance as combined with the least I easier dug, and, I think, will Grass Seeds, fyc. tyc.— j SOUTH MICHIGAN. articles scope nce; Andrew Jackson, President, to said Joseph Mays possible, probably yield and disdain of tasteful selections, as MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, George Evans,f 1847 Daniel E. Huger,* 1847 1 Robert McClelland,* 3 James B. Hunt.* professingno though and his heirs, it is therefore ordered by the Court, amount of stem, skn, core, and seed. Now ; many pea?. its matter has as it will to John Fairfield,* 1849 1849 been, continue he, in the un- ember, 1843. _15—ly George McDulfie,* 2 Lucius Lyon,* that the said defendants, Jacob Sinyers, and the this, if a good hearer, would be a superior For the last three weeks I have kept sixty NEW HAMPSHIRE, main, original. heirs of and Jo- j GEORGIA. ARKANSAS. known Joseph Mays, deceased, of a on five neres of sweet JESSE D. CARR. GEO. II. WYATT. Politics and controversial as far of name, and of propaga- sheep potatoes. They 1ERSOX, Levi 1847 John M. 1847 Party Theology, nathan on or before thr apple—worthy Woodhurv,* Berrien,t Edward Cross.* Clarke, deceased, appear have eaten most as are jealously excluded. are some- tion. bv of the chil- all the leaves and of the vines CARR A Cha’s G. Atherton,* 1S49 Walter T. 1849 TERRITORIES: possible, They third day of the next term of this Court, and Then, way contrast, (DERNOA, CO., Colquitt,* so or plead times blnded with discussions in literature in ■ answer or or the vvil dren should be shown a and their and have much,— .Union nnd General VERMONT. ALABAMA. Florida—David demur, that complainant’s bill poor apple, evidently improved very MmhonU, Agents, Levy.* moral otherwise as to * science, l be for that not 8. 1845 unobjectionable, gain taken confessed ; and this order be pub attention be culled to that—not al- This does hurt the potatoes, and the land NEW-ORLEANS. Samuel Phelps,f William R. King,* 1847 YViskonsax—Henry Dodge. admittance for the sake of the more valuable matter only by C. lished in some newspaper, in this State all the benefit of the manure. ember 16-Gin William 1849 Arthur P. 1849 \ Iowa—Augustus Dodge.* : printed them to of the difference it gets 28,1843. Upham.f Bagbv,* to which they adhere but whenever that happens, for weeks the last insertion to b •'lowing judge j eight successively, We our on MASSACHUSETTS. MISSISSIPPI. are not are 1 but also out the bad lirst white frost the 28th they incidental, only ; primary. They at four weeks before first of the n x taste, PROSPECTUS OF least the day 11 by pointing long, largi )VEI\G X M OI RIXG. Rufus 1845 John 1845 tolerated because cannot well be ■! but so as to hurt Choate,f Henderson,! dross, only they term of this Court, and this case is continued to Hi stem ; the thick, coarse skin ; the dry, tough October, very light nothing} IS. RULEMAN would inform Isaac C. Bates,f 1847 Robert J. Walker,* 1847 severed from the ore wherewith it is incor- respectfully T1IE SPIRIT of THE TIMES: sterling i next term of this Court. sour the and the small a since which we have lmd no more, and pro- her friends and the that she pulp; large core, public generally, RHODE ISLAND. LOUISIANA. the Field Literature porated. Attest; •' A Chronicle of Turf. Sports, Copv mount of nutritious substance in tin will not before full moon, 6th Becem- prepared to on the above business, in William 1846 1847 Reviews, and Critical Notices their due really Imhly carry Sprague,f Alexander Barrow,f and the ; embellished with steel en- occupy HERNDON HAR ALSON, Clerk. various branches and as near 20 Stage splendid it that be l< her. List our first frost was the 18th ; she has had James F. 1847 Alexander 1849 space in the work: and is the Editor’s aim James p. c. fruit. After this might year Simmons,t Porter,! gravings, published every Saturday morning at A’o. By Thompson, they taught experience, in different States, she flatters her- they should have a three-fold tendency—to convey, and he instructed fruit-trees ii November, and severe; in 1841, the CONNECTICUT. TENNESSEE. 1, street. John Richards, Static ok Ark ansas, ) graft, upon very at she will be able to Barclay Proprietor. a such valuable truths or inci- give general satisfaction in condensed form, same ns this Last we had frost J. W. Huntington,! 1845 II. Foster,! 1845 WILLIAM T. PORTER, EDITOR. County ok Pulaski. and the best of their manage year. spring yho may favor her with their patronage, Ephr’m dents as are embodied in the works reviewed,—to ) general, system John M. Niles,* 1849 1847 i well known which was Pulaski Circuit Court,—In Novembe I 1 to 15 old as late as 2Utb March. We do not les’and Gentlemen’s dresses, of either silk or Spencer Jarnagin,! weekly publication, direct the reader’s attention to books that deserve Chancery, incut. Hoys from years nut; generally NEW YORK. KENTUCKY. THISestablished in 1831, by its present editor, com- Term, A. II. 1843. 15th A. D. INK. have frost after the 10th We have :ns> dved and scoured in a manner that will to be read—and to warn him against wasting time January, learn all this as easly as grown men, am ] February. N. P. 1845 Jas. T. 1847 menced its Thirteenth volume on the 4th March, Peter Thornhcrry, them look as well as when new. Tallmadge,! Morehead,! and that large number, which merits to he had an unusual of rain the sum- 1843. It is a sheet of the con- money upon 39 vs. when come up and man quantity past will Silas 1849 John J. 1849 i very largest class, In they grown be found at her residence, near the U. S. Wright,* Crittenden,! to be burned. this age of publications, that our twelve quarto pages, printed on li- only Jacob and their own farms the great of then i iner and tail, which injured little crops al. NEW JERSEY. OHIO. taining imperial by their and multitude distract and over- Smyres age majority nen of the finest and on variety paper, texture, good others. ) would not have of fruit aroutu | here much, sweet le Hock, 2S, 1843. 3-3ui William L. Dayton,! 1843 Benjamin 1845 type. whelm every undiscriminating student, imimiitiai. only plenty very particularly potatoes Se/jt. Tappan,* It is embellished with the largest and most AME the complainant his solicitors, and i Jacob W. Miller,! 1847 William Allen,* 1849 highly- criticism, governed by the views just mentioned, hy but that also of a first-rate al .! on every level land. finished on steel, ever issued by a peri- J that the order of takci | them, quality, flAiii\G. engravings is one of the most inestimable and of Cl appearing publication The is about that attention E PENNSYLVANIA. INDIANA. odical in tile United States. The last three’volumes indispensable herein at the last term of this Court lias not lieei though they might expect no foreign marke grape receiving subscriber would inform the auxiliaries, to him who does wish to discriminate. 1 respectfully Daniel Sturgeon,* 1845 Albert S. White,! 1845 contained Portraits of the Ame- It is therefore ordered that this case hi for it. If fruit were culti- it so merits here, from a of dtizens of Little Rock and that he superb distinguished and in view or published. good universally justly neighbor vicinity, James 1849 Ed: A. 1849 an Essays, Talcs, having utility Buchanan,* llannegan,* rican and Horses, designed to constitute continued until the next term of this Court, and tha the this alone wouh mine who the of cn- wtinues to carry on the Cabinet Business in imported amusement, or both—Historical Sketches and Re- vated throughout country, possesses proper degree DELAWARE. ILLINOIS. American accompanied with com- the time for of said order be extended ae branches, in the frame building at the West Sporting Gallery, miniscences of events too minute for History, yet publication be adding to its annual wealth several mill- ergy, industry, and practical knowledge, (hav- Brick Markham street. Richard H. Bayard,! 1845 James Semple,* 1847 plete Memoirs, giving the'Pedigree, Characteristics, cordingly. Ashley’s Row, it, and its interests,—may- same manner his in the Rhenish Old Thomas 1847 Breese,* 1S49 and Performances, with incidental notices of their elucidating heightening Attest; ions of dollars. In the simple ing spent youthful days Furniture and varnished. Clayton,! Sidney be as the of the work. And Copy tmino. hiIu \ I,, uiumiioil until onirtliiner lid o t_ neatly repaired fee. The in regarded forming staple HERNDON of rural district could hi Coffin attended to at all hours. MARYLAND. MISSOURI. contemporaries, engravings correspond of is HARALSON, Clerk, the children every making annu- indigenious Poetry, enough published—some- size inches thirteen) with those By James Thompson, i>. r. difference it i He cnmc here and settled in the ntT produce and lumber will be taken in ex- Win. D. Merrick,! 1845 Thos. II. Benton,* 1845 (eighteen by times of no mean strain—to manifest and to culti- taught to judge of the relative tempts. s for in London, of the winners of Derby, 6, 18-14. fee $82) Furniture, at the cash (Vacancy.) David R. Atcheson,*1843 ally published vate the taste and talents of the February 21-8w-(Pr*s. of that a .' woods hist and has ate highest prices. and St. and have been executed in growing country. the value vegetables ; dry, mealy po February, already WM. ANNEAR. Oaks, Leger, line, The for several to demand VIRGINIA. ARKANSAS. times appear reasons, 1 mini a»n.i umu iw mi.ii ui* i of his own he is a *r on Steel for this from State ok Arkansas, liUU in iiui irui> grapes raising; besides, 1843. 4-tf Plate, paper, origi- a not one but 7 Hill value to o C will have a efleet on the whole W. H. Haywood, jr.* 1849; Win. Woodbridge.t 1847 ments as will hereafter be determined upon. for Divorce, tell the diffeience in the animals good neigh- just received, per late arrivals, a fresh and iney sriOuia uc uiivni uy jcuukc, ui iu.*5ii- so mui^iirtiii D. Sands, we such stimulus con- of the Times” is well known Joseph ) Defendant. and or the sue horhood ; have needed Iplendid assnrtinnnt miv norms The “Spirit cd into their haunts. sugar-beet mangel-wupscl, 4 U llin nnnnfnr o o fllO U/'L-DGH'IikI irflf) Gpkrn. by ridicule, fitting Ignorance this the said files in thi "i of HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. day, complainant here bad 1 have no doubt he has part black Oelolians, lords' its over an immense of our : I culent and the coarse, , enough. ° Alpacca, fig’d the Field &.C., that it is not proportion people AToffice her bill of complaint and affidavit annex' ruta-baga pithy and Chusan a nicle of Turf, Sports,” to arouse ■ more more com- Detains ; Thibet Orleans; Hon John W. Jones, of should he set in motion, the i ( white 'I'here is as a difl'erenci collected manure, and made Virginia, Speaker. deemed to into detail of its every spring thereto, whcieby it appears that the complainant turnip. great ■assortment of Checks; necessary go any peculiar and to increase their so that in the last Prints; Ginghams; MAINE. enlightened, number; a resident of this State, and of the of Pulaski in nutriment of various kinds of winter for the benefit of his land, 118! t characteristics. county the post Linseys; ., the of no ! , _.__,_jKy. Jeans; Kirseys; Satinetts, 1 J. choice enemy popular government may said defendant is a non-resident of thi ■ Benjamin Herrick,*5 (no yet,) Terms and great and that the and scarce oni nine than man within nine '?Ms, bleached and brown of Advertising. a over the desti- and ; yet any months, every Cloths; Sheetings 2 Robert P. 6 Hannibal Subscription longer brood, like portentous cloud, State. It further that sometime in tli squash pumpkin Dunlap,* Hamlin,* For one in advance. For | appears miles him has done in the last nine 'dings, Shawls, Gloves, year’s subscription, $10 of our And to all these thinks or of it. The same in the of years. Hosiery, Umbrellas, 3 Luther Severance,) 7 choice 120 nies country. accomplish i month of November, A. D., 1840, the , speaks gras (no yet.) one of ten lines, (or complainun who are advertising, square printed what more ran he 1). Sands in oats, and corn j There are others, however, here, °> 4 Freeman H. Morse,) the first and 50 cents for ends, powerful agent employed, intermarried with the defendant Joseph ses; wheat, rye, barley, by recent a of words,) $2 for insertion, of the : arrivals, fresh assortment than a on the if for a Decree of Divorce from th not their in- or shorter ones periodical plan Messenger and the hill prays in and, we are not sure, in rice am i entirely agricultural new each subsequent insertion, and longer out in cotton, neglecting Hampshire—(general ticket.) that lie but carried bonds of and for and re John p a. c 60 words will be con- plan practice. process general terests. J. M’Caugiian. Groceries, Edmund Moses Norris, in that Less than an matrimony the different breeds of horses, catllr Salt, 8vC. kc. Burke,* jr.* proportion. The South requires such agent.— On of it is ordered as fol sugar; : more than 60 a No peculiarly lief. motion complainant °'’c John P. Hale.* John H. sidered half a square, square. south of Washington, there are and the and in Palmrllo Form Mississippi Cily, R00(Is were in New York Reding.* In all the I'nion, To the Saul Joseph I). Saints, yo , sheep,.swine, poultry; plow, purchased advertisement will be inserted, unless paid for in ad- Northward of -.lows: defendant •24>/i 1843. eans> and VERMONT. but two Literary that .0 in- -Conrtlum :ill anrirultnrnl Tltcs November, > expressly for this market, can ascer- periodicals! ! are implements. «', |r vance. Gentlemen in the country easily or TT(^MiyTc(jTnffi‘|TTn~:i]Tpil.ii *or cas*1 Store on Main 1 Solomon 3 P. Marsh,) there are at least twenty-five thir- of Little before the honorable th no Foot,) George city, probably the Hock, mav be called to In ! only. tain the amount proper to be remitted, by simply the the leis- city very homely subjects I.v/iKiO.—The Planter’s Gazette, of the 20th iusf., °0r *° " ln- Vance’s store. 2 Jacob 4 Paul ! Is this contrast justified by wealth, said Circuit at a Court to he holden on th /. clothing Collamer.t Dillingham, jr.* the words of their advertisements. ty Court, a are not vast con an or taste of but of article some time in Dec. counting ure, the native talent, the actual so < taught child; they says: "By published ago 1™*, 2, 1843. 12-tf MASSAC HE SETTS. on literary last Monday in May next, and to appear on QtJ-Extra copies of the large engravings, steel, with those of the in the to the man and (< the Baton Advocate, and a ex- 6 choice the Southern compared before the ithdav of said term and answer said hit sequence aggregate Rouge by subsequent 1 Robert C. Winthrop, ) (no yet,) be obtained at the otlice, at $1 each. people, hibition at the we may we ■ lair, learn with that the publication Northern ? No ; for in wealth, talents and taste, and w hereof are abov We believe that mat pleasure and Twine, 2 Daniel P. King,) 7 (no choice yet,) will be to section of the se- the nature of which prayer the country? persons Bale-Rope They seat any Union, at an with our culture of is to attract the atten- may claim least equality fully or the same will he taken as eonfesse f Indigo beginning a lot of the which will 3 (no choice yet.) 8 John Quincy Adams,1 cure from justly stated, be found in nearlv all our school districts tion of snlH above, injury. a institution our planters in Louisiana, and that the most \ LIy™, !) brethren; and domestic exclusively See. Audit is further ordered that a of thi rales for or ■I William Parinenter,* Henry Williams,* is desirable that such letters and communi- copy who be of lecturing intelli- success has attended the of ttnn Je,luced Cash, exchanged (ty-lt own. all doubt afford us. if we choose, twice would capable triumphant experiments 5 Charles 10 to beyond order h" for weeks rates. Hudson,) Joseph Grinnell,) cations as relate to the editorial and which published eight successively am those wtio lia'-e marie a Mr. department the leisure for and writing they a on the herein mentioned, beginning. Raphael r,a0t'hel,be5tmarketlb9’ Win. all reading enjoy. the Arkansas Banner, newspaper published in th gcntlv subjects cOTTON YARN, and RHODE ISLAND. Blood Stock, be addressed to T. Porter; local 1 lint Heb'rt, an estimable citizen of West Baton tanU0? long It w as from a sense ol this want, so l and in one houi Rouge, lor sale at must be in deep city of Little Hock, that the last insertion there' willing to do it gratuitously ; less than former 1 Y. 2 Elisha R. Potter.) others to J. Uichards. The paid on name made a tew last season, of prices, by Henry Cranston,) postage the word Southern was the ol weeks the ( pounds by way experi- engrafted shall he at least four before first day 1: a for three months in the could b< JOHN VANCE, CONNE CTICUT. all cases. with to nourish day year ! ment, and the article has been by com- this periodical; and not any design the said next term, which shall be a sutlicier, pronounced, Main near Markham, * New York, Nov. 11, 1843. May to the farmers of our eountp to be if not to the It r. •street, 1 Thomas H. 3 S. Catlin,* local or to advocate local inter- given these, petent judges, fully equal, superior Seymour, George prejudices, supposed notice to said defendant in the premises. Witnes two il™' December 2, 1843. 12-tf 4 it is the Editor's their stores of know! best Caracas which sells at dol 2 John Stewart,* Samuel Simons.* ests. Far from such a-s this 3 1 would increase indigo, readily any thought, inv hand Clerk of said Court, in vacation, greatlv a Received pee steamer Eveline, and South hound en- iers a VVe visit’d Mr. H’s place, few NEW' Kist NEW YORK. fervent wish, to see the North A. IS It. a few understand the reason pound. RUNNING, AND LIGHT A bbls Ohio day of February, I)., edge in years, at the oi T ALDRICH’S, Main street—20 forever, in the silken hands oi weeks ago, and were surprised simplicity 1 Selah B. 18 Preston King,* dearingly together H. HARALSON, Cleric, better than now do, am DRAUGHT steamer, Strong,* j\_ ; 25 do do Flour; 20 do Salt; 10 of their practice they the fir In short, C. 19 Orville Apples kegs mutual kindness apd affection. Far from meditating by J. A. Hun l). t apparatus manufacturing indigo. 2 Ilungerford,* minus, ■ are Henry Murphy,* Tobacco—on and i he to much more and advan the of an outfit for making it, next to 20 Samuel Virginia consignment. hostility to the north, he has already diawn, attest. il. working profit expenses 3 J. Phillips Plucnix,) Beardsley,* mo. 15tk 1S43 14—tf Copy HARALSON, Clerk, a^iir d us that one a:re of ERW!n7 Master. Little Rock, 12ih day, to much of his choicest • nothin?, and Mr. If. K W 4 W illiam B. 21 Jeremiah E. Cary," he hopes hereafter draw, J. A. Hutchings, D. C ■. luge. '1LI" ru" *s a the 11 Maclay,* by Louisiana soil woul! yield, between July and Octo- packet during pro- 22 Smith M. matter thence ; and indeed will he deem him- <>. 1314.—‘J! 3w fee 50. the men had attained a tna imtfiw sentSent kotiorvh k,,4_.... v_ r\..i _ 5 Moses (1. Leonard,* Purdy,* happy fprs rv Roofs, self, should his pages, by making region ini Fort at nil in |1 Fish,) RECEIVED steamboat Gov. Morchead, lure age, they might form themselves third the ,:tu and of the cotton. Gibson, touching 7 24 Horace per tile other b tter, contribute in any essential degree expense raising i Jos. H. Anderson,* Wheaton,* <«cnrral \«. O. : r raise a This new boat, is ele a choice lot of Dry (loads, Rootsv Shoes, Hats. clouds that so Order, classes, and devote their winte H has to regular crop of indigo, ZtlTT 8 Richard D. 25 Rathbun,* Tt'S’r to dispel forever the lowering lately prepared 1 le Davis,* George be sold low lor Head Quarters, t : io s -sort. 'A cf bis will as cor accommodation of Hardware, See. to cash, by of and to and obtain a of m.'in:i: an 1 coining portion plantation l0f passengerr 0 James G. Clinton,* 26 Amasa Dana,* threatened the peace both, brighten knowledge >ils, a*!'1, boat for the of PRATT Sc BOGGS, ties of Iraternal love. Little Hock, (>//( Tebruary, 1314. 1 also be devoted to cotton. tl,e conveyance freight 10 Jeremiah 27 strengjlien the sacred ; the best method of ; in au I * °r Russell,* Green,* 12tf Markham-st. 4 (IF. Governor and has thi improvit;: ir tn freight or* passage apply oi Byram Little Rock, Dec. 2. The Southern lias now com- Cominander-in-Chief, p:?e» 11 Zadock 28 Thomas J. Patterson,) LMerory Meetm/fur S V.KTWF.E.V K NGLAN1> AND >s l» VI1|cer Pratt,* James Trooper Armstrong the of a rotation of cr1 tin I UACF. CtUN’A.—It lines! ^cc ucCo. menced its ninth volume, and ninth year. How far it JL day, appointed system Crh°r’0fficer 12 David L. 29 Charles H. Carroll.) t1 t at a h‘e wards < f one million 1G, 1841, 18-7\vk Seymour,* and Tw ine. is ,'lid-de-camp, w ith the rank of Major of Cavalry.- be added an with the el said -hite-wp pieces JwkiJtwmry 13 Daniel D. Ragging, Rope, lias acted out the ideas here uttered, not for the might acquaintance Bernard,) 30 William S. Hubbell,* lie will be and of shirtings and millions pound- of cotton twist, a lot to He believes, however, that it falls obeyed respected accordingly. of sixty 14 Charles Rogers,) 31 Asher UST received by steamer Export, large oj Editor say. etnenUvry principles chemistry, geology had beeu from to China,— WORK Tyler,) be sold on con- human weakness order. already exported England ■everv d£S5 13 Lemuel and Twine, to not further short ol them, than By It seems t< ’ for " ‘R he executed at this of- Stetson,* 32 William'A. Moseley,) J Bagging, Rope, S. H. IIEMPSTICAD, Heal. : botany, and meebanics. really alwut three times the quantity of each shipped e. on „.*?«*»».** l’RA I 1 St BOGGS. makes Practice fall short ol X-ueobv. .ldft. Hi Cheselden Ellis,* 33 Albert Smith,) signment bv usually the of education whH i the east the same in JS-12. 'rstvio notice, at low rates, and in 10- tf I'a. 181.1, Little Rock, Feb. G, 1811. k’l-tf us, that all subjects during period 17 Charles S. Benton,* 31 Washington Hunt.) Little Rick, Nov. 13, 1843. Richmond, October,