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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

Section sixteen, in townships one, two, three four
h'e SIX seven, eight, nine, fourteen add fifteen OF
| range five, east
Section sixteen, ia township two; east half Of
Ton sixteen IN township three and section sixteen, In
townships four five, igLt nine, and eleven Of range
SIX easl.
South half sec ion sixteen, in township three, and
section sixteen, IN townships four, FIVE SIX, seven
eight, nine, ten and eleven OF range seven, east.
Section sixteen, in towns ps two three four FIVE,
SIX seven, eight, nine, len and eleven OF rang eight
east.
Section SIXTEEN in townships two, three four Ave
six, seven eigh nine, aud leo, Of range nine, cas-
Sac ion sixteen in townships two, Eve six, a1d
seven, of range len, east.
Wcst Of Chickasatr Meridian.
Section sixteen, in townships four, six, seven, eight
nine, Ten eleven twelve, and tn reen of Iange one
Section sixteen in townships six, seven eight nine
ten and eleven, Orange two, west.
Section sixteen, in townships seven eight, nine,
ten and eleven, Of range three, west.
Seclion sixteen, in township q; north half sec
lion sixteen, in township six and section sixteen, ia
townshi. eight and nine, of range four west.
East half section sixteen, in township two; section
sixteen, In tow nsh!ps five and seven, ard east half
section sixteen, IN township nine, of range five,
west.
Section sixteen in townships three, four, Eve, and
nine, of range elk West.
Section sixteen, in townships four and eight, of
range seven, west.
East half section sixteen in to nshp two and north
half section sixteen. in township eight, of range
eight, west.
Section sixteen, IN townships and five, of range
nine, west.
Vest Of Huntsville, in .4loban,a.
Section sixteen, in townships four, five, six, and
seven, of range lhr, cen, vest,
Section sixteen, in townships two, three, five, sig,
seven. eight, and nins Of range fourteen. west.
nj
en-. eight. nine and ten, of range fifteen.
The lands selected as reservations, under the pro-
visions Of the said eaips, be excluded from the
sale which is to nhnue open for two weeks and
no longer.
The lands will be offered in quait,r sections and
fractional quarter sections, where such exist
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this twentieth day Of January Ammo Domini ens
thousand eight hundred and forty-four
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
THO. II. BLAKE,
COmmissionsr Of tie General Office
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
East i The Choeiap -Muidiair.

Io"nship twenty-five, Of range five, ta,t--etcep,
west half ,eclioD three.
| North east quarter section four east half sect on
ten south west quarter section eleven sou half Sec
ton twelve, west half and south quarter section
thirteen aud north half and east quarter section
fourteen.
Iownship twenty four of range six, east-oxcout
est ali and nortn wtst qutrter sect three. and
north east quarter section four.
Township twenty-five, of range -is east-excsti
west half section two.
North east quarter sect three north east oust.
ter sec ION eghess half and south west quarter sec
ton ten, west half section eleven west half cliyn
fourteen, east half section seventeen south east quar-
! ter and moth sest quarter section nineteen south
half and Mouth east quadef section twenty nor west
quarter c'ion twenty zone, Lonh wrsi quarter and
south east quarter section twsnty-thTce south half
session twsnty-!our, n,r b half lection twenty-five
north east quarter section wentysiI north half and
south east quarter section twenty nine section thiry
north 'sst quarter section thrtytwo section tn Tt.
three, east half and south west quarter section Thirty
four
Townships iwenty-rhrce and twenty four, Of range
seven, asst.
Township twenty-five, Of range seven esst-eI-
cept west half section one norm haf section two
Mouth half section three half section four north
halt section eight north half section nine south east
qrarier section eighteen, south half and north ca
quarter section nineteen, north west quarter section
thirty
rfd'ilona io"D~hps lWenly-thtee and twCn v
four, Of range eight. east
Fractional townships Nv nty t0 o and tweniy.threc
of range nine east.
Fractional lownship twenty-ooc Of range ten, east
xcePt south half and north at quarter section
one section Two, north east quarter sec ion eleven
north east quarter section Twelve.
Fractional township twenty.tvo of rapre ten east
Fractional Dwnsh p twenty, OF range eleven, easl.
Fractional township twenty-onc, OF range eleven,
east-t1ceIt sec ION twenty-sN
fractional township twenty # range twelve, east
except north half section four section five east half
section six.
Ffac iJna township woniy ono OF range ia rteen
ess-except south west quarter section lhirty-one,
moth half section thiuytso.
RESERVED sIxrEENTH SECTIONS.
East ofhe Chckasao Meridian
East half OF section sixteen in township three and
section sixteen, in townships four, five six, seven
eight, nine, ten ele,c twelve, and thirteen Of range
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RESERVED sIxTEENTH SECTIONS.
East of the Chicknsair Meridian

East half OF section sixteen, in township three and
section sixteen, in townships four five, six, seven
eight nine ten, ele'c twelve, and thirteen Of range
one, last
Section sixteen, in townships two, three, four, five
seven eight nIne ten, eleven, twelve and thirteen
OF range two, cast
SeclIon sixteen, in townships one two, three four,
'hIteen, fourteen, and fifteen, of range thr,s east
oeeuon 'tteeh, 10 townships two, three fur, FIVE,
s'r, seven, eight nine, eleven thrs.p, fourteen and
hhe n ofrtbQe tou cas-.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
n or CE

YE7HE subscriber having sold ont his stock
a Of Groceries at The Washington Recess,
to JAMES 5. BAIRD, would request those IN
d drbted To him to call and settle their accounts
with the old concern. When absent himself,
payments can be made Mr.. Bair9, the
present proprietor, who is authoriae ed TO re-
ceive and receipt for any money due the un-
dersiencd and whilst he returns his thanks
for the liberal patronage which hc his receiv-
ed, he trusts il will be as literally extended
aDd continued TO the present proprietor
NJ f. NANCE.
Washington. Mach 10, 1874. 33-u
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30

State OF Arkansas, I Clark Circui, Court
Comfy Of CLARK, in Chsncery sitting
April Term, April 22d, A. d. lSfd.
John W. Talbot, complainani) Bill & Pc
uS. liliun for
Lucinda C. Talbot Defendant. Divorce.
T5yHIS day came the complainant by his so.
q licitur and flied his bill, accompanied by
his affidavit annexed thereto, and it appearing
to the court here from the affidavit of said
complainant filed herein, that the said defcn-
dant is a nonresident Of the State Of Arkansas.
II is therefore ordered by the court that the
said defendant be notified of the commence
rnent of this suit, and also the substance of the
allegations and prayer Of the bill ard petition
in this cause. And the said defendant is there
fore hereby notified that the said complainant
has thisday filed in the Office of the clerk of tie
Clark circuit court in the State Of Arkansas,
on the chancery side thereof his bill and peti
ton against her for divorce, the substance of
which Is that the complainant was married TO
defendant in the county OF 1rallapoosa and
State OF Alabama, on The twenty-eishth day OF
December, in the year eighteen hundred and
thirty eight, and that she lived with him as his
wife until about the twentieth day Of Novem
ber 1859, when she left bis bed and board
without any reasonable cause and remained
absent for the space of several months, and that
she afterwards absented herself some time in
the month of September, in the year eighteen
hundred and forty-one, and has remained alb.
sent ever since And said complainant pravs
IN his petition ard bill divorce from the bonds
of matrimony, by him contracted and entered
into to and with the said defendant, and that
the same be dissolved. Il is therefore ordered
that the said defendant be and appear before
our Clark circuit court, in chlncery sitting at
the courthouse in the county Aforesaid, on or
before the third day Of the next term thereof
commencing on the fourth Monday of Oct. cher
next aud plead answer or demur to the ma tcrs
| and things in said petition contained, or The
same will be taken for confessed and decree
entered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that CORY Of this
order be published in the Washington Tele.
graph for eight weeks by eight successive
weekly Insertions. the last insertion 10 be- 8,
least four weeks previous 10 the first dov Of s,;d
octotsr term, and that this cause be- con.
tinued.
true copy from The record.
a reste: JAMES s. WARD. Clerk
II. Filnagin, Solicitor.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30

a NEW SONG TO A NEW TUNE.
Three joyial I.ocos sat, one day,
BY an ale-house door in the month of May;
said one, as he seized his cup; said he
LET US drink health TO our nominee.
Cur nominee, ha. hal our nominee,
Wen drink health to our nognnee;''
For they loved Joke, these Isoeos three,
And laughed, ha. ha. they laughed, ha, ha!
They laughed as they quaffed to their nominee.
"Ho landlord, hither with thy wine again,
We 20 in for measures though we heed not men:
So wen drink TO him right menily,
And shout success TO our nominee.
Our nominee, &c.
''If Inderhook should pass the gate,
And he next fall candidate
Oh how the coons TO their holes viii fee,
When the fox comes out nominee.
Our nominee; &c.
'sOr old Tecumsel, should nc run
Why the battles fought half begun:
For where is the man his match would be
With Colonel Dick for nomineel
Our nominee, &c.
"Clay can't succeed-we're sure he never can
With his tariff distribution, and bis mo Texas PLAN
But wen gull the people all, for go for none Of
theseI
And we 20 for nothing else-but our nominees"
Our nominee, sc.
Then up Todea horseman in full speed,
Aud the white foam rolled from his painting stecd;
'-I'll stake my bay for pint said he,
''NOu cannot guess our nominee"
Our nominee, &c.
Then up spoke the three: Agreed" said they;
''Well guess in trice, and win the bay,
Calhounl-Cas Cassl-7Iohnsonl-V Not hel
Then, who the deuce is our nomneel
Our nominee, ha. ha. our nominee,
Who, who the deuce can the creature bel'
They didn't like the Joke, these Locos three.
And they could not laugh for their nominee.
''Ihe wagers WON'T the horsemnn spoke;
"For the man we'll rIa is JAMES X Po1K.-
s'Aud who is hel" said the iovial three,
Why James K Polk, of Tennessee
James X Polk, hal ha, of Tennessee7-
The reTy man Ire thought 'fIrould be.
Twas right good joke for these Locos three.
Andthey laughd as they quaff- d for their nominee
Then wen drink to James-what was his namel
OF Tennessee-'tis all the same;
For right strong team, we trow he'll be,
This Mister James, our nominee.
Our nominee. ha. ha. our nominee, -.
The very thought 'twould be.
For they loved jo5e'ihese Locos three
And they laugh'd as they qiaf- d dfortheirnominee-
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
SPRiN HILL
.EEhIALE ACADEMY.

W. ILL be opened sg-n f5r the recep ion
w Of young ladIes, on the IL Monday of
October next, under The direction OF liz for
mcr Principal, Mrs. Baass. Mrs. Nelson la !
agreed TO open her house (near the Academy
for young ladies' as bUarders- Terms-Err
board and tuition as advertised fur last session.
The session continues i've months. al the
close Of which the examination takes place.
The Trustees. also, take pleasure in an
nouncing 10 tie Public that they have secured
in the MUsic Department. the services Of Mr..
Clement SchaeT, Professor of Music. Mir.
Schaer is known 10 be scientific in Lis profcs-
sion, and the testimonials which he adduces as
a Teacher give the best assurance that his
pupils will be thoroughly taught. Lessons
will be given on The Piano and Guitar
Terms-Per session, ss2J. For use or two
Pianos S3.
Mr.. Schacr will also repair and tune Pianos.
Spring Hill, July 81, lSii-2m.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
RNliL NOficPA

Office Of Trustees of Real Estate Bank, I
Washington, Dec. 30, 1913. {
FyyHIS Office is now open for the purpose Of
Il renewal Of notes; and notice is hereby
given 10 all debtors, that they are expected to
come forward, promptly. and settle and ar
range their liabilities. or they viii be placed in
the hands Of the Attorney OF the Trustees.
b. order Of the Trustees.
25-ws.. E. BRITTlN, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For square of ten lines, or less, first inser-
sion, one dollar-and fifty cents for each sub.
tequent insertion; over ten lines, and nol
exceeding fifteen, to be charged as square
and half; over fifteen, and not exceeding
twenty, as two sqnares;-a in that propor-
ton for longer advertisements
When an individual account, al the above
rates, amounts TO $50 and under 500, In one
year, discount of ID per cent. will be made
and when it amounts to 500 or upwards. in
the same period, discount Of 25 per cent
will be made. No deduction will be mades
however. If payment be deferred after the
expiration Of the year; nor will any deduction
be made on legal advertisements, reonired by
law to be published
YEARLY Advertisements, not cxceeuinr 10
lines, renewable at pleasure. will be inserted
per aDnum, toi $50
Not exceeding 30 lines, 30
90 IN
All advertisements, or parts thereof exceed
ing ten, thirty. or sixty lines, as the case NAV
be, subject to the charges and discounts first
mentioned; and no contracts at these rates
for less term than year. No deduction for
occasicna omissions
SrAHDIsc Advertisements, FOR 10 lines Or
less, 3 months, So 90
a. 10 90
IL Il - %
Each additionalsquare, 3 months, s. 20
.s 8 co
q T" IL II 90
All standing acknowledgements WILDE charged
al tie first meni toned rates. unless contract
be made when left for insertion.
Advertisements ui personal altrrcation
Viii Invariably be charged double the fore
going r-fes-
All advertisements sent to this Office for
publication, without the number OF iDse rtiuns
being specified, will be continued until forbid
and CHARGED accordingly.
No variation will be made from the above
rates.
Ali business letter must be post pa,G.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
BRIG iDE ORDER, NO. 3,
HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, Sept. rs, 1871. )
NOTICE is hereby given TO tIe com
! Y mandanis Of the following regiments be
longing to the lst Brigade Of the 1st Division
of Arkansas Militia, that they will be reviewed
in the following order at their respective mus
ter grounds;
The lst Regiment Hampstead county, on
Saturday, the 9th day OF Octoser next.
The 9th Regiment Clark county, On Salur-
day the 18Th day Of October next.
The 9th Regiment Ouachita county, on
Thursday the 2i;h day of October next.
BY older Of the Brgadier Generr.
JABEZ SIDNEY SMITH.
Brigade Major ist Brigade lst Division Ar
kansas Militia.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
~. p. E'0sf Coach Efifr.
FROM LITTLE ROCK To WASHING
TON AND HOT SPRINGS.

TN undersigned, ronfractors TOR carrying
ne u > Mail from Little Rack "a Wash
ing''n snd Hot Springs have the saf ssaciicu os
ini''rrilnE the public, That Their lines Of spIen-
IND Troy pozt Coaches are now III full cpera-
Ion
PasSen gers for Washington and Hot Sprinrs.
.eaYe biilie Rock every Tuesday. Thursday
lEd Saturday morning. Ell day y-lighf, III 4-haree
Post toacher, IA whscb they are conveyed I,
F-lr Play. (heyb.rn's, 40 miles AMI fro.o
thence the passengers for Hot Surings arc err
vetci through, the same day, IN tile same
Coaches; ihose for Washington are transferred
r. splendid new horse Post Coaches. al Fair
Play. and reach Washington the nrzr dar atter
having Lite Eock. On their return. tho
Coaches from Washington and Hot Sprinp.
again inferscct a. Far Play. and arrive at Lat
rlc Rock every "Wednesday, n dsy and Snn-
cay evening at coming thro' from
The ioImer place in Two days, snd the latter in
Gre day.
The proprieiors have careful, sober. anr 80
Pefienced drivcr-, end pledge themselves 10
spare nei'her labor nor exp. nse TO give general
satisfaction 70 nj who may patronage item.
faTe-lo Washington, $40 90: 10 Hot
Springs. -.
Stage-oficc, al tie Anthony Houee. Little
ROCK ana Al the lafayette House. Mashinr-
ton.
eJ-AH baggage at The risk of the ownars
SNAPP a. HOWELL.
Sept 10. is3 lot. 49,
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
" K 81. g o o y S /,

CHEAP FOR CASH.
FEyHE subscribers have just received direct
Il from New Orleans, and now offer for sale
at their new Store house opposite the court
house, a fresh and general Hssortmen, OF Dry
Goods. Groceries. Hardware. Crockery ware.
Saddlery. Boots, Shoes, Hats &c ali Of which
they will sell low foS cash only. Their friends
and the public generally are invited TO call ond
examine their stock.
GEO. w. GREEN g. BOTHER.
Washington, Arks.. May !, lS4i-2-f
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
NOTICE.

TEsHE co-parlnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween T. J. CORNELIUS & 6. F.
ROGERS, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All business pertaining to said firm IS
TO be settled with Il. J. Cornelius.
T. J. CORNElluS,
G. F. ROGERS.
Washington, May 30, 1874. 3-d
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

CuuSTy OF HEMr-TEAD.
In the Hempsiead Court of Probaie, July
Term, Sih July,A- ID. lSii.
1T appearing 10 the Court that me citat on
{ which issued by order OF this Court against
Nathaniel NJ Riker. as administrator of the
estate of Abraham Riker. dec, retGFnable 10
the October tern Of this court, 1-i3, requiring
him TO present his account as such adminlstra
TOR for settlement, and show cause why al
attachment shouS not be issued against him
for not having pt tescnted lis accounts according
I, law. which said citation was returned by the
sheriff OF tlempstesd county not served II u
therefore ordered by the court that mn alias
citation be issued against the said Nathaniel d.
Riker as administrator Of the estate ui the SAID
Abraham Riker, dec. returnabie ~ the next
term of this court, requiring him 10 be ana
appear before this court on the FIRST DAY OF the
next Term thereof, TO be holden 10 and for The
county Of Iiempsi cad, in the State of Arkansas.
on the frst Tuesday after the hrst Monday Of
October next at the courthouse IN the town
of Washington. in the county OF Hempsiead
Aforesaid, there and then TO present hIs account
for settlement as administrator OF the estate OF
Abraham Riker, dec, aud 10 show cause why
an attachment should not be issued against him
for not having presented his accounts according
10 law. And il is further ordered by the court
that copy of this order be published ID some
newspaper published in this State thirty day.
previous TO the next term Of this court.
A true copy from the record.
Tes,e: ). T. SANDERS. Ciep6.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
srArE oF ARKANSAS

COUNTY or uEMrsTEGD. \
In Tie Hampstead Court of Probate, July
Term, Sih July. a. ID. lsli.
TT appearing to the Court that the citation
4 which issued by the ord'r Of this Court AZ
ganst Henry NJ. Robinson as a1mnistrl Or OF
the Estate OF Theodorick A. Bennett, deceas-
ed returnable toihe present Term Of this Court
requiring him TO present his account f1r settle
meni and show caus- vhy an attachment should
not be issued against him, for not hasing pre-
sented his accounts according To- law. shich
said citation was returned by The Sheriff ul
Hemps.ead County "ihal the said llsnry NJ.
Robinson was not to be found in his County:
II is therefore ordered that aims citation be
issurd against the said Ihcoinrick A. Bennett
deceased Ieiuruable TO the merit Term Of this
Court requiring him to be and appear before
this court on the fret day Of the nGIt Term
thereof TO be holden IN and lor he County OF
Hsrnpstead in the State of Arkansas on the
first Tuesday alter the FIRST Monday of Ocio-
Der next, at the Court House in the town oi
Washington in the County Of Hampstead o.
foresaid. then and there 10 presen: his account
for settlement as administrator at The Estate
Of Theodorick a. Bennett deed aRl I'D slow
cause why an attachment shall not be issued
against him tor not having presented his &C.
counts according to law. And IL Il further
ordered By the court ;hat copy Of thIs order
be published in some newspaper published IN
this state thirty days previous 10 the frst day
Of the next term Of this court.
A hue cory from the record.
Tesie: S. 7 SANDERS, C'e-k.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
T. J. CORNELIUS.
A. J. RICE.
Ferer aud .ague Pills.

nR. JET has Just received few boxes
IL OF vegetable pills for the cure of Inter-
mii,ent Fever. with general assortment III
Fresh Medicines. which he will sell low f0r casb
Washington, May 9Th, lol3- 5-tf
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
Ee=z=AEzz=Eezs@s

MAINE.-Af the second trial for election
OF members of Legislature in Portland,
Maine, held on the 24th ult. the entire
whig ticket was successful by small ma
iority.-N. D. Bmieiin.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
NE w GOOD

FF7llE undersigned il now receivinr s
h opening, al the old stand or A Rrocr ~ 81
Son. large and well selected stock o, gnodS y
consistin.. in part ofthe foliowinp:-Drv Ge,oIs'
Groceries- Qreenswarc. Hardware, HAS re-
Shoes. Clothing. Saddlery. .Staiionarx. Tinrsrs'
&c. &c. ais'
Inc above articles have been selected u;,b
great care, and embraces large variety u nav n,
ana splendld goods. which the public are "a.
sP-ciiuiiy invited 70 cal. and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. 'soie
ABRAHAM BLOCK
Washington, June 1 ls4i- Ii
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
o. s,H,

INV ~ M ~ MI,
bOUF The 25;I Of June lat, man by
4 Athe name OF SNaUsL 5. TURNER abscon
ded from Washington County, Miss. with up
wards of ihirfy slaves. lie h-s been traced
up the Arkansas River. and H. 10 doubt taken
that route 10 the Red River. perhaps 10 Tex.s.
ihis notice y 70 warn the public fran trading
ior any cf the slaves, NJ the whole of them are
under mortgage. by decree Of the -Chsn-ery
Court, and will be pursued and h. n liable
whereeyer found Turner il about 30 wears
q sEe, sx iee,, one or tNc inchrs hiph. dark
hair and skin, rather r1~- -boned. ANY infor-
NATION that rhay be given Of the route taken
ny Turner or Of his whereabouts, Viii 5e
thankfully received
w. NJ. LAMBETH.
July s, 1s54-2n of New Orleans.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30

NO PAPER WILL BE DISCONTINUED,
(Erccpt afthe discretion otthe Publishsrs,)
Until all ARE arages are Paid
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
l9l = SOLUTION
M ID S,E;

fHE cd firm of A. Block g. So, h
= dissolved on The Ist Of Nav Iast iii
ders gned thankful for the PATRONAGE of IL
public extended to them, respectfully soi;c,,s
Continuance, and ASSUMES them that he in,o-,ds
to Keep tnll and complete assortment N rrocds
winch he will Be glad to serve 10 his od f5;a,,a
and the public on such terms as will ba go
iacs1fy- ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
TIE IL WI y.
TIE TELEGRAPH

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY Ar
$:S PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE:
Cd AT THE EXPIRATION OF SIX MONTHS:
n $5 AT THE END OFTHE YEAR
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
AGENTS FOR THE TELEGRAPH.

L. SnaPp g. NV CocLc, Little Rock.
Rec. ycssr Jenkins, Alurifee+bnTn'
JnNcS n fHTd, Arkad. lphia,
+. L. .fGdy, Paraclif;a.
r. ". Ifardy, Onion G. II.
iT- IN Harrison CI'ksrilIc, Texas
Ani=i Ro5rrsoB, z. Dr., Easlefown. &. \.
Goo. G. Gooding, For Towson.
III F- Sgfiiran, Lafayette q. Ill
CoE JHo Dseanrn, p. w. Van Burrn.
i'm-be Johnson. p ~. CticIaiecG.
JotR O- ShrHnH, P- -H., Fayetteville.
T ~ MarrrlI. P. .N. Cantirr.