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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05
Fifty DoAars Repard-Stop the HiIiam.

BOUT the middle OF August calling himself Pet
"A ubone passed through this place and took Cd with him
complexion long strait dark harhss suspicious look, gem
tee dressed He has been in the Army, and said desert
ed and went TO Canada. lie aud plays almost
every aud makes Pe;esons ,oteseh dancing
Frederick THE negro msn,l is tail likely fellow, yellow
denee, and i OF the company Of white inen He ., an
excellent Fiddler took with him small poor horse.
These fellows Mandates ferry, the Savannah
yer into South Carolina, on tue Soh Ans They were seen
IN Ureenve district shortly Afterwards. The white
foohe ncgio riding with his ddl, Tied behind biu
The white said he lived ia Greenyiv Dfic dthst
he had purchased The negro of me.
The above reward will be given for the appre hoson, aud
confinement these fellows any jail gee my
hands hcm--or Thirty dollars the negro alone.
MhedgeviiIe, G-o- Sept. n. Att JAMES CAMAR
BELL 7.AVER.V FOR S.dLE.
IHE SUBSCRIBERS, wishing to retire from public business
Liberty, Bedford cou,y which, the extent variety
us advantages exceed by public house Virginia, aud
equaed by very few. In addition to lis be,ng situated ia the
midst Of populou aud wealthy country, where disease is almost
unknown and where all the aud facilities
ry To ensure the most complete DESTROYS
e1umahs at Presenta custom winch the sun'eri-
brf believes TO be wholly unparalleled The buildings
CONNEXIONS, and IN good state Of repair They consist Of
t' story brick dwelling house, 100 feet nengh lis
numerous, comfortable aud convenient; brick kitchen, with
all the necessary Tor oking servants &c; stable 225
iee ie"g 2o OF which brick the balance framed, aud
entirely with forage garnet sufficiently cspacious
tain supplies fol year Attached this range OF stalls
loo teet long, neatly shielded; Courthouse ioehOue and
smoke house, well adapted the purposes 10, which they
respectively ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 which back lot oil
ores, extremely fertile. The riber will also SELL IL the
purchaser requires it, small TRACT OF LIND minedi-
stey which high of improvements por-
tion Of which is well set in clover.
The terms OF the sale will he accommodating only small
portiOof the purchase money will be required in hand
balance conveniently arranged that the purchaser will be able
House servants, furniture stock hand may also be
Possession will he given Christmas, required II
.a canno, he effected by the 25h of December Isha
Augusta 25---tf WILLIAM TERRY.
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VIE Subscribers under The honague Will
Il transact sgeneai commission business and offer their
vices TO their friends and the public generally They pre-
Pai 10 receive cotton storage sale and promise the
stiieIes attention 10 business entrusted TO them IL.
B' Montague will attend strictly the selection OF goods
that he wanting by country friends either auction
by private purchase Office Gary doors above
Mohcure, Robinson& Pleasauis. CHS 1. FOX,
III. II. MONTAGUE
Dec. %. Gg--lt
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BOaPDLTC.

rHE subscriber prepared Boardes, by
day, week month"; year. Ten members the
legislature can be accommodated.
ALICE Il. WILLIAMS, uear the Capitol
NOr
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MINOR
UNIVERSTTY OF VTRGLVT.a.

practise law in the Of Louisa, and Goocha
W ~ -9ddrsss---" fhomson's x Roads, Louisa"
Dec.
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.Notice 20 ne Grolpers of

Notice TO The Gr0WerS Of Cotton.
ENIfB intend egury hereaerto purchasers
Il of COTION M this market They,yl al ali times he
prepared pay for that article its fair market value cash.
and those bringing il here sale give them call
Richmond, Sept. 10. SET KERR Il CASKfE.
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no U.NDERT.qKERS

rEHIE undersigned appointed by the county
Il Of GoOchand for the building OF Court
house county will that plsce, for that pu
pose the I7th day month"; an) The house to b,
but of brick, 10 feet by 81 twenty feet pitch exclusive Of
the Foundations with orco front OF 10 eet the whole {,
be covered with The plan Of the building and the mode OIL
constructing the INTERIOR and all further particulars, will he
said building will be levied in June 1895, and the balance
June, tS27.
jviiiam Boiling, Wiiliau Tsuyzlan,
L. WOodson Payne, aud
j. Guerrdnt, William Muller.
Dee p. 1925. 69---2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

TO COTTON GROWERS.
SEEING that Richmond is likely to become an important
- Cotton Market the subscriber has mined oer his
sell that article
He at all times be found a Shocke Warehouse
Richmond, Nov L. 52-tf BENZ: SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

The Bankers commission may be saved, though
i should be included in the estimate.
BY this table, then, II sppeYs TIA, the Bonnty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

EsN GL1SH SEIJVE IFT1.V r.
n f(flN lbs. hest English Seine Irvine, recently I'M
10 WV ported direct from London for sale ona &C
| coinInudaling terms ny WM. Il WM. GAIT, Jr
lti-l2f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

Total,
Add 10 this also, the exchange on
the expenses, commissions, &c.
which are TO be paid in England
--also, postsges, stamps, and o.
Their trifiing incidental expenses,
which 90 not fall short Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

FINHE subscriber occupy ing the middle Hotel, the West
n erh Range, at this place, Tor the ensuing will furnish
Board Washing aud Lodging, with attend
Dorm,ores, for 1855 dollars payable half yearly ADVANCE
Aso fuel the price. Nor shall be
second to any atthIs place. WARNER w. MINOR.
&c. wit
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05
From the .Netc- York Statesman.
MR.. HOGAN.

| The reverend Mr.. Hogan is well
known in Philadelphia. He lately paid
a visit to New Jersey, behaved there in
a scandalons manner, and in conse-
guence of detection sent to Edward
Harris, Esq. challenge to fight duel
Instead of meeting Mr.. Hogan, he Justly
handed him over to the grand jury. and
he was indicted for challenging; but the
reverend gentleman not recognising a
ny court, except the ecclesiastical court,
refused to obey the mandates of the law.
and actually drew pair of pistols on
the officers; put them at defiance, and
at length reached Nsw-York. Here,
says Noah, ''he was arrested as a fugi-
tive from justice, and lodged in Bride
well. An attempt was made, without
effect, to liberate him by habeas cor
pus and his friends interfered. They
obtained and paid for bis passage 10
Liverpool, on board the William Byrnes,
and Mr.. Hogan was escorted on board,
bag and baggage, and set sail with fair
wind. When in sight of the light house,
the reverend gentleman turned to the
captain, told him he was forced on
board his vessel against his will, and If
he did not put him on board the pilot
boat then under the lee, he would. on
his arrival at Liverpool. arrest him for
false Imprisonment. - Captain Hackstaff.
thus addressed By one of bis passengers,
and not relishing legal process at the end
OF the voyage, sent Mr. Hogan on board
the pilot boat, from which he was trans
fered, at his own desire, TO the President,
bound for Charleston, she under full
sail, clearing the light house, and in a
few days the reverend Mr.. Hogan may
reach the capital Of South Carolina
Mr.. Harris, who is one of the most
amiabe and respectable young gentle
men in the country, and of unquestion-
able lirnness and courage, has ADVERT.
sed, that william Hogan having fed
from the justice of the state of New
Jersey, any person who win deliver the
said fugitive to the civil authorities of
Burlington county, state of New Jersey,
to the authorities of the city of Philadel-
pbia, or those ofthe city Of Newt York,
will be handsomely rewarded by the
subscriber, residing in -Mcrrestewn,
New-Jersey. The said Hogan was
confined in the Bridewel of the city of
New York for some time preparatory
to his being removed TO the state of
New-Jersey for trial, be was dischar-
ged on condition of his leaving the coun-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05
MARRIED.

IN Winchester, on Tuesday evening the 26,as
M by The Rev. Mr. Morrison. Of Rockbridee
county, the Rev. James n B,sasn. pastor of
me presbyterian church in Gerrsrd's1own, To
Ms, Miss .sHa Bel, daughter Of John Bell. Esq. Of
Winchester.
On TUESDAY, the 18th nh. in King and Queea
county, Mr. Cl,is,ssAer r. Bavlsr. az JcfFrror
county. to Miss .4l,ce u. Pesslefon, daughter %
Bcrjsmiu rendetun. ESQ. Of the former county.
Remarkable marriags.---on Thursday the ieta
az. IA Fowhsssp county. by the Rev. Mr.. Pc
nick, MIR. Samnsl .fhderssn, sged 30 wears. To
Miss Il. c. Barker, hged eie,~n years. dsughlen
OF W. II. Barker. al Of powhstan county.
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DIED.


On SATURDAY. morning last, Mr.. jain vsus~a.
heller, SEN OF this county, in the Goth year Of
bis age
On Sunday evening. the Oath ult. At Harpers-
Ferry. Miss .inn .Has'in. daughter of Mr.. VIII
lam Maslin. Of Gersrd's. Town. In this coun-
~, 10 the Goth year OF her age
10 Winchester, on Wednesday the Goth ufs.
Ihonas .narshaR, Esq and IN forty five minutes
after, his smishle consoft, Mrs. Cafharsae
.norslnR.
:. On The same night. Iasmss Blair, Esq. %
Romnev.
On the pod of Mr., Nancy per.u, the esti-
mshle wife OF Alfred n. Powell, Esq.
On The 23d ut. .Harv daughter Of the late
Thomas and cstharine Marshall in the 9Th yeas
OF her age
Killed. on board shin IJnrsrth, of The Ter.
e, by lirhtniny, Mr. Carnean b. CeGn, bre.
iher OF The Boston Bar,l.
Aye. higher swell. destructive sea.
Thy dark, irsatiafe wave.
ihe spirit. in its majesty,
Hears mot thy hillows rave.
The thunder's voice, The lightning's fame.
The spirit laughs TO scnrn,
what time has scathcd the mortaifrsms
Was lies eternal morn.
Not Tor thy fate. my brother brave.
VIII . tear-drlp she'd; s.
The love bore thee hath no grave.
y dies not with the dead,
Adiru'--The Texers stormy tide.
Thy requient wild shall be,
such dirge alone best suits the rrido
vi Brethren Of the Sea.
BOSTON BARN.
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PAiladelsAa PsEc. one, Stss. IS. fsas.


A very genilemanly good looking
youth, of about - years Of sge, who al
different times and place. called him
self Camp, sheldon, Leonard, Rich.
ards. and Lansing, but whose true name
is believed to be Bernard Wells, and
who arrived in this city from New-YorlS,
on or about the 9th of this month, was
brought into the Mayors Office yestsr-
day, and fully committed to answer al
the next Mayors Court, on eight distinct
charges of Larceny, of novel and in-
genious kind-all of the same complex
ion. Immediately on his arrival in the
city, being entirely unknown. he took
lodgings at a respectable Tavern in
North Second street, opposite Christ
Church, had private room, and was
considered as respectable transient
boardsr, who appeared to be industri.
onsly engaged in his own proper bust
ness, nor did he commit any offence in
this house, but used his room as place
of deposite.
1t appeared in evidence tina. he had
successfully taken boarding in eight diff.
ferent houses, and his plan was (having
first examined the room be was to oc-
cupy, and agreed upon the terms with
the proprietor,) to bring into his room a
small new trunk, in which was careful
ly wrapped up three or four bricks, and
a quantity of brown wrapping paper or
old canvass; he would then ask for pen
and ink, and apparently become deep
" engaged in writing, when, watching
an opportunity, he would open, by
means of dubs and false keys, all the
trunks, presses, and closets, to which
he could gain access, and carefully
make up package of the most valua-
BILE articles he could find. first filling bis
pockets, and secreting about his person
as much as he could carry off without
exciting attention-he would then en-
quire at what hour the family dined, or
drank tea, and choose a favorable mo-
ment to leave the house. never to return
All the trunks he thus left, being o.
pened in due time and in the most form
al manner by the different landlords and
their congregsted boarders were found
to contain the proper quantity of bricks
and rubbish, and il was really amusing
TO see them brought into the Police Oh
fee, and piled up in succession 10 guam
tity sufficient to make little pyramid
The officers succeeded in obtaining all
most the whole amount of his collection
since his arrival amongst us. and afte,
dividend made amongst all the known
sufferers, there still remains quantity
of clothing and other articles in the May
or's Office, no doubt stolen from other
persons, most likely from boarding hou-
ses or taverns He opened trunk, il
was stated, at tavern in North Fourth
street, and took some trining matters
therefrom, but luckily for the owner,
left $4,000 in notes in the trunk which
he did not discover. We understood
the ,.!ayor to invite all citizens who had
suffered, to inspect the property remain
Ing in his Office - Pouisos..
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COMMERCIAL.
REFIEJY OF TIE
BALTIMORE MARKET.

AND PRICES CURRENT, FOR THE WEEK. ENDING
MoSDAY noon, ocTosER2.
From the Baiimore Patriot
lwHosALE PRicEsl
FLOUR--Sales OF Howard street at 70 1914
cash for new, and holders are very firm. SALES
OF City Mills at 81 so. The Inspection for the
last week amounts to 1917 whole, 20 half bbls.
Howard strset--7458 Whole, 20 half bbls City
MUS and other Flour. We quote,
Sup. Howard ct. per bbl. c5 .s1oi
City Mills, standard quail. 37aa450
Susquehanna, none
GRAIN--'hcre is but limited SUNNY nj
Whest--demsnd incressing---sales of red =,
80 81, white, 81 90. Corn, but little ar.
r'ving- sales OF old At C5 Coo. new SIS: rive
IS scarce and in demand sales Of IS a 81.
Wheat, best white. per busbel g. on
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Anottcr addition to the List,

OF Ticket combination %, So, As, a prize
OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, drawn in The
Union Canal Lottery, on Wednesday last. goth
inst. was sold at ALIENS Office TO a gentle.
man in this city. The following Is list of the
prizes obtained at this office within few DAYS
past, viz.
No. 1855 capital prize of 10000 Dollars
S217 prize of 1000 Dollar.
i<u45 prize of 1000 Dollars
1860 prize Of 500 Dollar.
I2,23s prize OF 500 Dollars
%, SO. 48, prise Of 500 Dollars
The above is an evidence of the Good Luck.
attending adventures at Aliens Office, where
those wanting Prizes and the Cash, are invited
TO apply.
S. & NJ. ALLEN & co.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
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MEssR,,s John BARTLETT and JOHN

MEssRs JOHN BARTLETT and JOHN
4Nl LAuBINGER, Take .NStirs, That on
Tuesday the Alb day OF November next, at tho
house OF John Marquart, ESQ., in the town Of
kushvllle, Fairfield county, state Of Ohio. I
shall, by virtue Of commission from the su.
per'or Court OF Chancery at Winchester, vir.
GINA. take the dispositions of John Rutherford
Blzsbeth Rutherford. and Andrew Smith
which mean to offer as evidence in q Gauss
depending in said court. in which am CONF
plainant. and you and others defendants.
GEORGE RUTHERFORD, .alm'r.
OCT. >, 1870. " barbara kearns.
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4 ANCiNG.-Persons choosing TO patronise
= temporary institution Of this sort, are
invited to become subscribers.
Mr.. BREEDIN takes leave to scqusint such
,oung Genilemep, as cannot conveniently leave
tne'r business during the day, Of his wiling.
ness TO teach them at nigh,--provided ten or
WE'VE shall desire il, They may also avail
themselves OF the more pleasing privilsdges of
'hs day School, gratis. when It may suit them.
:, oenool VIII positively commence at the Globe
room, on Friday The 18th instant.
Martinsburg, Oct 5.-St.
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Mr. MIDDLKToE, our Minister in Russia.
SAYS the IntelIigencer, isvery popular in Russia.
aud his countrymen receive from him all the
kindness and hospitality by which he has al
ways been distinguished, at home and abroad.
The summer of Russia makes up for its short.
ness by the intensity of its heat. For twelve
or fifteen days preceding the goth July, the
thermometer had indicated, in the middle of
the day, temperature from "a 10 90.
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'HMKE NOTICE. only v;,h i :.

NOTICE. only wish to pa-
mind those PERSONS who have been sun.
porting me so long by fair bro,n,ses, that If thev
~ no. pay up their old balances BY the sirss AZ
.nsoyemoer, that will be compelled to wisa
Mem Mem. up, to the tune Of "Old Hundred" 4
Martinsburg. Oct. 5.--3t.
borrowed my S-aDDLE-Baf;S. so,ne s;rh,e.,.
months ~ since, would pay the cent and returr
G.. H.
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The Mayor Of Warrington, in con-
pllance with resolutions adopted on the
9Th and 18th Of July last, in town NEE
ting, has the honor to announce to hi.
fellow citizens, that WiLLtAM WfRr.
Esq will deliver an Eulogy on the lives
and characters of THoNAs JRrrERsov
and JoHN ADAMS, on Thursday the loth
OF October inst in the Chamber of thu
House of Representatives..
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TaRtyraad-An American gentleman In Pa.
RS under date of the 18th alt. writes shus:-.
"Talleyrand left this capital two days since for
London, on special aud important mission,
supposed to relate to the new constitution of
Portugal. You will soon hear Of trouble in
Spain--the "iegitmates" are all alarmed at the
recent proceedings of Don Pedro and his con.
sutution."
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a ilENftON'-rhe compsny commanded
n by the subscriber. willparsde in the pub
nc square in Marsinsburg. on SATURDAY
NEXT, the 9TH inst. at O'clock, D. m.
Oct. 5. TIiLoTsoN FRyArT, Cart.
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THE GAZETTE.
MARTINsBuRG. ocrossa 5. 1926.

Judge DAsIEL SMITH will bold a term of the
superior court for this county, to Commence
Oh "Wednesday the 18th Instant
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lsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Posi-
- Office, at Msrtinsburg. Virginia, on frss
OF October, 1926, which, II not taken out be-
lore the LIST January next, will be sent to the
General Post Office ss Dead Leffrr,.
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.sfarylasa Elec'isrs--rh Elections for nen.
oers TO the SOsh Congress. delegates to the
Assembly. &c. took place. throughout the
state, on Monday last. The Hagers-,own Torch
Light cf this murnirg, saws. "we are. a. ut
unable TO say positively who 10 elected "a cnn
gress ~ this District From Alegany. the only
Information that we have, possessing any thing
ike tangibili'y. is an endorsement or. the Cum.
bertrand way bill Of yesterday morn;cp. "a this
amounts "sprigg will have roo of majority n
Aheg&ny, At THIS be the fact, he i e,ecled.
hut TIVE are ahttle =, a loss to determine whr,h.
CT beaActor hosx-esrecisllv a. we know
some OF our Auegany neighoors 10 be fond Of
srSek'hg Jose az almost any body's expense.
stands thus: f'S~~'
ron cosonFss
washington Guy. Fcedrtiek.s Totals
Sprigg 500 n5s 9nse
Hughes 61I Ss& as
Kennedy $50 as S;5
Mr' Lees present majority, SIS.
ooNeaass--3d risrucr.
Washington. Peter
treuercS county 1924 qSS
Montgomery county us s2Y
Washington is elected. 20oo 1sls
cIX'F or .7Jv.A.8POLr S.--roxonrss
John Weems, la Rem Eaen. l4i
8.3LTLnoRE CfTr-coscalss
Little 1870 Kennedy S7sr
Barney 4o19 kizer 70
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ls'h Distr'c, not heard fIom) !
Barney 1902
Thomas y. Hall. Robert NJ. Tidhall. iona.
than Newcomer and William n. Fitzhueh. are
elected Delegates for Washington county
Cucsey, Barns, sappngton and Farqnhar, for
Frederick. -Crabb aud Speed, for the Civ az
Annapolis Tyson and Stricker. for sal,imor,.
city. McCuiloh. Buchanan. Price and Turner.
for Baltimore county.
Sufficient returns have been received, in Bal.
timcre. says letter just received from that
city. to justly the belief that Rezin Eaten ALSO
Is elected IN the Anne Arundel district in oppo.
sltion 10 John q. Weems, Esq the present mem.
ber MIR, Es,ep is friend of the Adminis,ra.
ton--Mr Weems friend OF General Jackson.
MIR. Washington, the member elected in ibr
Montgomery district, is also friend ofthe Al.
ministraton---his opponent. Major Peter, a
friend Of Gen. Jackson And Messrs Little and
Barney, the reelected members from the Bsti.
more district. are likewise friends Of the Ad.
min'stfstion---and John r. Kennedy, Esq. the
opponent OF Mr.. Barney, is friend of General
Jackson. l'Tis all nonsense for certain editors
to carp and say thai General Jackson is the man
OF the people-peopies choice, &c. Let the
people alone, and they will do that which is
rrgh,. In this Great Valley, Generel ii ckson's
popularity is in the wane. He has fss, adher.
ents 10 be sure in Winchester, having dined
there once on his way to Washington. But she
OF the Republican, is a firm supporter OF the
Administration. In the District, no man, let
him be ever so popular, were he to come out
as q candidate for Congress. and declare him.
self IN favor of General Jackson, could be cleo.
ted.--Ed Mar Gaz]
The extensive gun factory Of Mr.. Jerad
Stone at Ehzabethtown, N j. was destroyed
by fire on1he Is h inst
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try, and was put Oh board the packet
ship William Byrnes, for Liverpool, on
the Gath instant. After getting opposite
the Hook, he contrived to be transfer
red to the ship President bound to
Charleston, South Carolina, where he
formerly resided"
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lie person who borrowed Robert Max.
4 wells FRKE.;f.qS0.N IS LIBRARY,
sometime ago, will please return it immediate
" TO JAMES MAXWELL, sen.
October s
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MIR. HUwT, the contractor FOR the first
four mile, Of the Military Road from
Memphis to Little Rock, in the Terri
tory of Arkansas, has commenced o.
pening it: and the contractors for the
other 60 miles were to commence their
operation on the lst instant.
The route for road from Little Rock
70 Monroe Courthouse. Louisiana, (ge-
nerally kaown by the name of the Post
of Washita, which makes the distance
between the two places, 1874 miles, "a
hout rs miles less than the road usually
travelled, has Just been marked out by
Major Drew, Of Clarke county, Arkan-
sas. On This route there are no rivers
to be crossed, and only two difficult bay
Gus. or creeks, on one of which there IS
now ferry, and one will be immediately
established on the other. All the other
,&a,er.c courses are small, and can easily
be crossed: the country through which
the road passes is high and dry, ana
can be travelled at all seasons. MAJOR
Draw is the contractor for carryih ing the
MaiT from Little Rock to Monroe
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Thomas y. Hall. Robert NJ. Tjdbal,. iona.
than Newcomer and William n. Fitzhurh. a.,
elected delegates for Washington cuunty.-
Jockey, Barns, Sappington and farouhsr. for
Frederick. -Crabb aud Speed, for the Civ Of
Annapolis Tyson and Stricken, for Baltimore
city. -McCulloh. Buchanan. Price and Turner,
for Baltimore county