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Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
SPRIN HILL
FEMALE ACADEMY.


Y" ILL be opened again for the reception
w of young l.d.cs, on the 1st Monday Of
October next. under the direction of its for
mer Principal, Mrs. Banks. Mrs. Nelson las
agreed 10 open her house (near The Academy
for young lsdies as boarders. Terms-fir
board and tuition as advertised for last session.
The session continues five months. at the
close Of which the examination takes place
The Trustees, alsn, take pleasure in an
nouncing TO the Public that they have secured
in the Music Department, the services Of Mr.
Clement Schaer, Professor Of Music. Nlr.
Schaer is known 10 be scientific 10 lis profes.
sior. 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.
Terns-Per session, SD. Fer use Of Two
Pianos S3.
Mr.. Schaer will also repair and tune Pianos.
Spring Hill, July 81, 1siI-2m.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
~ " W. G. o Ed = {,

~ q " @ O o - >
CHEAP FOR CASH.
FsyHE subscribers have just received direct
4 from New Orleans, and now offer for sale
at their new Store house opposite the court
housr, n fresh end general assortmcn, OF Dry
Goods Groceries Hardware. Crock ry ware.
Sadderv. Bots Shoes, Hats. &c .al of which
they will sell low for cash only. Their friends
and the public generally are invited 10 call and
examine their stock
GEO. w. GREEN g. b OTHER.
Wa shington, Arss., Msy l, lsli-2 It
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
g- y. Post Coach Zinc.
FROM LITTLE ROCK To WASHING
TON AND iIOr SPRINGS.

HE undersigned, contractors tor carrytrs
h' vi p Mali from Inilr Rock III Wrsb
inetHn and Hot Springs iHveiie >at, s,acrion a.
"i.'rming The public, that their lines of splen-
"a Try Posi- Coach are now IN full fpera.
ION
fHE-rrgrrs for Wasl ingion end IIot SPRINGS.
e1ve Lrile Rock every Tursdar. Tbursn,v
ind saiuro7y morning. al daylight. IN I-brr,a
Inst loach-fr 10 which They IT.. ronrrred 4.
fnT Piny, (Eryb rh's. ~ miles nni fTo,
ihence The passengers for Hot Srriuys are cor
~ 60 through The same day, IN the eau.
I"achts llicse inr Wasl. inn ton Are irauss,rr.d
N splendid nrU ? hnrse Post Coaches y, Hid
Play. and reach Washington the next dsv sf,e,
having Lite Lock. On their return the
Co7eh.s frcm Washington snd Hot snrirrs
again Inier~' 81 " III r PIay. and arrive n IIt-
u" Rock every Nednesday. FiiGs, and Sun.
Jay even ng at -dnwn-csI ming rbyn, f,,r,
uIe iormer place IN TWO DAYS, snd ihe latter IN
nc day. 'A
te irppricio-s have careful. s,b-r. sn5 er.
Pe'ieneed driv'r-. and pledge ibcmselr,s 10
spare nei hsr iahr nor exp use 10 pi,. general
shfI-frcti"n ~ MI who may par rrr=r tliem.
Iare-io Washington, SO 90: 10 IJo,
Springs, -.
Stage office. nj the AnlhonY House. Little
Rnck' and Ht the lafayette House. Ma.binr-
tan
0TAll baggage at The ri>k Of the owpors
SNAPP a HON ELL.
Sept 10. is3 -ln-r.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
TER Nj 3.
THE TELEGRAPH

is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY a.,
So PER ANNUM, in ADVANCE.
50 AT THE EXPIRATION OF SIX MONTHS.
O. AT THE END OF THE YEAR
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

NO PAPER WILL BE DISCONTINUED.
ErceIt afthc discretion ot'fhe Publisher.
Until all arrearagcs are Paid
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
Di SOL ET'Ef On
n d IT CE.

NHE cd firm Of A. Block & Son layin-
IA di>splved on The 1t az Nav last. Tie nn.
ders gned thankful for the patronage Of the
public extended 10 them, respectfully soiicits a
cnnt'nusnce. and ASSUMES them that he in, ends
70 keep full and complete assortnenf ). goods.
winch lie will BE- glad to rive to his old friends
and the public on such terms as will be satis-
iactoiy- ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, June lst-47-rf
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
w "A N Il T. ID

w A N Il T. Id
DEEP Hides. reltries. Beeswax. Tallow
- and Lard. for which III. highes, price will
be paid If delivered in Washington. .l
BENZ. r. JET.
April IL, loft
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N T. w GOOD .

FENIiE undersigned il now RECEIVING and
A opening. al the old stand OF A BLcK g.
Son. large and well selected stock OF goods,
consisting IN part Of the following:-Dry Goods,
Groceries, Qaeensware, Hardware, Has, Boots,
Shoes. Clo'hIng. Saddlery. .Starionlry .Tinware,
&c &C.
The above articles have been selected with
great care, and embraces large variety q new
and splendid goods. which tie public are re-
spectfuly invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Was b ing'on, June i. ls44-7 u
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
DIR. :. II. PRYOR.
~ Cd CT,

n % NC NJ.
4 BOUT The 2j;h Of June last, man ~
L Athe name OF SAMUEL s. TURNER abscon
ded from Washington County. Miss, with up-
wards Of thirty slaves He has been traced
up the Arkansas River. and bis no doubt taken
that route TO the Red River, perhaps to Texas.
This notice i TO warn the public frum trading
Tor any Of the slaves. as the whole of them are
under mortgage. by a decree Of the Chanrery
Court, and will be pursued and h.ld li,bIe
wherever found Turner is about 30 Yea
q age, slx feet, one or iNc inch hish. dark
hair and skin, rather raw-boned Any inf,r.
nation that may be given Of the route. ,,tcn
by Turner or Of his whereabouts. will no
thankfully received.
.. w. Nj. LAMBETH.
July s, lS54-2m Of New Orleans.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
List OF Eefters.

Remaining in the Post Office, at Washington
Arkansas, the first day of October, 1874: if
not taken out before the lst- day of January 1915
they viii be sent to the General Post Office as
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
T. J. CORNELIUS.
A. ]. RICE.

m a. j. KIJE.
The boo.s and accounts will still remain 10
the hands of Mr. Rice for settlement and col
lection. Al persons having unsettled accounts
will please call at the counting house of Green
8. Brother. T. J. CORNELIUS.
' Washing ton. August II, 1914.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

NEsRo Wo,.AN. to do the house work for =,
small family for lew months. Apply al this Office
Oct l6, lS44--tE-g fs IrT
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
ID sOluffO "a.

SIIE co-psrinership heretofore existing b.
Il tween the undersigned, sas this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. J. J. Corneiius
thereby becoming the owner Of all debts and
dues TO said finn.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
COTTON GIN MANUFACTO.Y-

COTTON GIN MANUFACTOaY.
FENilE undersigned siill con'inues to manu-
H. faciure Cotton Gins. At Columbus. Hemp
stead county. Ark- Gins oi various sizrs can
be had on liberal terms and manufactured of
the best English cast steel ana the new i'm
proved patent ribs.
JOSEPH X. CROSBY.
Columbus, April 1t. 1914. l-f
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

rnE rEv. louv axDEasox. a. y. rnINcLFAL.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
PLiSTIsiefNC-

HI i - sskfN L.
TAMES NJ BROWN respectfully Offers
- Lis services To The citizens Of Wa -bingion
and Hampstead coiniv, IN the PLAsTrrING
business. He pledges hlmseli TO 10 hIs work
in fir; rate style, and ~ prires snall te md
crate. These, with promptucss NH aiienrinn
TO business, he trusts will cnsure hIrn the D.
ironage Of the public.
Washington. Jan. l6. 1874 27-u
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
go DOLLARS REWARD

The State ~ Arkansas,
County Of !Scrier,
Waskinofon Tornriip.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

Stale OF Arkansas, ! Clark Circuit Courl
County Of CLARK. in Chancefy sitting
April Term. April 22d, A. ID. 1911.
John w. Talbot, complainanu Bill & Pc
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
n o CE.

yya7Aiagtoa, Oct. 3, i84L-9-sw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
sNHA, SATURDAY MOssNlNss, 0CY0sEss .s 1874.

oi money Were We ever so much disposed 10
pipe lar II, wc have not funds enough 10 aY
GOWN an inch Of pipe or a bau5ce TO buy vote
In The mean time We hear ot The immense SUNS
which have been contributed by the Wings OF
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, 10 carry on
The campaign. The Democratic Committee OF
Pbiladclihi a safe. that TIE Wings have Just
Iai>ed 80. 900 III TIA; city The New York
Morning News Of Monday last states, that
We know Of The raising Of The most exlraor
binary sums within Il recent rericd-ci"Fy tT
W Yak. One Wing gentleman in this city has
acknowledged having given = 800 10 this cleo
ton. oi another, the report is at least current
that he has given $4,000. ErGy Hais mHi"a-
are, merthd"t Ga. t,O@cr-esrcciay those con-
necici with the manufacturing inhrsii and the
business connections and New York agencies Of
tie E0s'ern capiiiiiAs-is called upon with urgent
appeal, Tor liberal contributions, 2rhich arc madc
on an unusual scah N maeaHa6c. We have il
dircc, from unquc>,onab!c authority that the Bos-
ton manufacturing capitalists offered (as iEcy
might well aoid 10 do) 1900, il their licncs
here would say ,hal, with il. they could carry this
State. From ARCHER gentleman we learn, as Il
Tact known To him, that an arrangement has been
made iur the introduction q! $500 New England
votes INTO The city. The most conspicuous actors
in The memorable. election frauds Of ISIS and
1859 are in daily consultation in a private COM
mi'ee-room. Pronincn, men, their natural as
SOCIETIES and aduncs, and solns OF i!leir own num-
her, have paid recent visit 10 Boston. The
meaning OF all this, he who runs may read
There never has b on IN election al which the
Wings have opened 80 vice the siuiccS OF their
wc!th to carry ii corraply and frauduien,Iy against
the Democracy. who have cn'j' their men 10 op-
pose 10 The money of those who wc,ii be their
masters"
We cues, thu; some British inn.l> are mixed up
with their American CoEiribuiions-and wc Cab
not help su>fcc!ig that our money, il ever there
was any RENTED must have fallen into the hands
Of the Wings. II We do nol receive il in a lay
or Two, We siail draw upon Monsieur koorhacE
Tor Virginia quota II is really cnonsh 10 pro
Yoke saint lielc is lie Election just al hand
--;ad not a cent in Ike li>c. One would naturally
suppose, il this Wing story were not entirely a
humba;, that we should certainly nave received
4 pant OF it at least by this time. When is it 10
90 lis any good, or promote the election oil Polk,
u not aon'-L Eiit0,< Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
DlNWIDDIE COUNTY.

We cannot iorhear publishing the toic"ingex-
tract from the letter ol Il friend, although We 10
not know that he had a thought OF such use being
made oft 1t hears cheering news:
~ 10 the vote OF or county. you need give
Yourself but very little uneaSncsS. Although II
wen, against lis in 10, on account Of the >ur!nc-
ness and inactivity OF MANI ol our friends, yet !
10 not now for moment doubt, bit that il will
hc for lis in II, hy 4 handsome majority
AID flhe other portions OF the county will, in
any decree do as we'll d that in which reside
which is a Democratic >ironghold-wc will sure
" carry the comfy for Poll, and Dallas BY from
81 to ~ majority. This, you will perceive,
would he great and unlocked for gain, as the
Whi.s carried it in 1910 b. 20 majority. Yet
tel you with confidence. that we are able TO do il.
for. 10 my certain knowledge. there is majority
of upwards OF 10 resident Democratic voters in
our county.
"l'hc enthusiasm in M portion Of the county
IS AZ great as ever saw il. On Saturday, was
able 10 gel To 4 muster in about two miles oi my
residence ana was extremely .ra!ied 10 find that
all my rei.hbors were determined to use every
eioi, 10 redeem cur county in Norember next.
To give Won strong and ample evidence of our
strength ard zeal, it is only Necessary for nie TO
state that the vote The company before many
had lcii--on!v TWO or three heiieye-Wa> taken,
and the result YVES ~ for Polk, and for Clay:
and what is still better neither Of the vc'cls Tor
CLAY ON this occasion, arc entitled To "oie>."
[PtoAurg Repill'eaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

DEATHS.


Died. at his residence in the county OF Amelia,
Oh the S,h inst, Mr. JONES WooD, in tie 9th
year of his age
Although his ilipc:S was proracicd. and liz
su.!cring> often acute, lie never bl5nchcd for
momenl. but net his trials with cquanimy, ana
contemplated the approach of death with that
comrosuIe which a wcIl-groanded reliance On
the principle of our holy religion alone can give
His death a> lei; void in the social circle, winch
no tim. can nil. and troops oil iriencs, VINO Knew
and appreciated bis many guot and noble qual!-
Tics Will cherish his memory with iODdest regard
tl,rouga ii.r. In HIM the poor have host TREND
whose di.inleiosicd bcucyolencc never suffered
them 10 go empty away. and the county ole OF It's
mos, useful and c>tmable citizens on him, i;
may he rulr said that h. was enc OF those
mos, not!c O! I'll Gods works, an honest man.
In the various relations of lie he has ci; an cX-
ample worthy of all imitation. As tiher, he
VAS IL once hind and atiectondte and his chli:len
in reluin locked up 10 him with love approach-
irg 10 ;1,olairy; a. friend and neicbbor, he was
without rcproacE 20 The parner OF Ms tosonl, all
tina, tender and contidn. husband should be-
His servants regarded him more IN the lieht ol Il
friend than master and the deep and sincere
grief with which they crowded around, as his
friends and performed the last sad offices OF COM
mi,tiug his honorcd remains TO the dust, sui-
c;cnl indicate liz, firm hold he had on their al
tections. rat
The mourning children and sad relict OF the
deceased MAY derive consolation uader ms al
1icting tispcnsaiion Of Providence, iioh The as
surance thai although his mortal remains reposc
in the silent sanctuary o! the dead, the "flhenal
Essence" released from the dross of earth, and
leaving behind care and sorrow, our heritage
here below, has joined that glorious band OF The
iust made perfect around the eternal throne OF
sOur Father in Heaven"
There is voice which sorrow hears,
When heaviest weighs lite Calling chan
! "Tis Heaven that whi> pers-dry thy tears,
The pure in hea:; shall meet again.
Z Sss,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
A pnnI-n CONTRAST.

How stands the Democratic party before the
nation! In a noble contrast with lis adversary
Encouraging pure morality and true religion in
the unspoucd characters Of those it presents for
the highest Offices in the nation.
Advocating lha, degree of taxation ONLY which
is necessary 10 support an economical govern
mcp,; leaving all classes and all pursuits 10 The
enjoyment %, the fruits otihe;r own labor, subject
onlv 10 this moderate deduction
Opposed Ia all schemes 10 brits The people into
heavy taxation for the cnolulnen. OF particular
classes By distribution Of national funds or any
other corrup; and fraudulent device
Opposed 10 i National Bank, and all other
powerful and corruptng combinations which les
sen the control of the people over their govern
men, and expose them 10 traul and imposition.
In The array of millions which now constitute
the Democratic party and are destined to so:ern
this Republic, there are but shades OF difference
Their greatest differences are upon the Tarli
and they are only the differences between ine',
dental protection and accidental protection. All
look 10 Tariff as one resor, for revenue, and
perhaps there is not an item in which the inci9en'
ia!iAs and the accidsntoltas would not agree in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
C.IrsreRiIEi.D COUNTY.

The following subcommittee have ben ar-
pointed hv The Democratic Vigilance Committee
.. Chesterfield "oun'r
Captain Halls Ccmpany.-Glccn Hall, c.
\. HaI!, William p. Winirec, Archer Lang, Po-
yal Tuner.
Captain Moody's Compaay.-Eenj. Homer,
Anderson Edwards Benz. Hatcher, Tlos. Hewlett,
Jr, K. J. Forloine.
Captain +. Hancock's COMPATIBILITY Colc.
2 Hancock. .Ia>. Moody VIVA. i. Spears. Hili
Spears, K. s. Elicit.
Capt s iIancocks co'apany.-Z. IT, Brooks,
NJ +. F'lournoy, Aaron H. Branch, Daniel 3.
Goode, Rob-. Branch.
Captain Thomas BlanhinshipS Company
Richard Goode, William i. RlanLin>hp, Ja>.
II. Coz, Thomas Gibbs Alexander Sins, =,
W. Gates.
Captain Farmers Company-Archer Tray
Tor, Richard Alo>cly, Backman Chcaham Pc
Ter Irv, J. y. J. Dunsion, VIM. Moore.
attain CaIk's Company.-Wm. Gill, ST.,
John ". Dyer. James Claik, James Il. Jones,
Jas. c Hewlett
Captain DGna'a Coapaay.-Rowlett Jackson,
Edw; II! Iii'l. Winfield Gia5s, Robert Wells
Captain y. L. Cog!iIl's Company Mayo
Watkins, John : Peers, VIII f. Gill, Samuel
Hatcher, 1ho. Friend Joel Felix's.
Captain ". w. T. Cogbiii> Corapany.--M.
VI it.lHtt>'.I;
leg. Samuel Taylor, Daniel Saith, Patrick Gan
non.
Captain Martins Con,fang.-Jamcs Gregory,
jr., Thomas Gie2ury, (iIaunah Spring. Nelson
Gregory. James :. Honcr, John L. Wood.
Resoired, That the members of the foregoing
committees be earnestly requested 10 use all ho-
norab!e means in bringing voters 10 the polls,
who have no means u! conveyance; and that
they be requested 10 see every yo;cr in their re-
spcc,iyc districts, and urge on them the mpor-
lance of the coming struggle.
S. BASSET FRENCH, !Stc'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
FIR tic E07n"cr.
THE WING on THE PENNSYLVANIA
ELECTION

a few days previous TO The late state Election
III Pennsylvania, the Richmond Wing expressed
grca, confidence i'll the election Of Maiklc. Two
or three days ago, the same journal announced the
d,te0l Of Markle, which il claims as a splendid
Mig victory! 1t calculated on Shunli's defeat
Skunk is elected by ,hou>ands--yct i says the
Whies have run handsomely ahead o. lacil cal
cuaions,
Again: The Wing sla,os that the Democratic
candidate for Governor was elected in Pcnnsy-
ranla in 1910, Two wechs Eciure the Presidential
election. Now, the Wing kncws. or ought to
know, ;ha; there was no Gu'lernaiorial election
in Pennsylvania in !cij. When the Democratic
journals claimed the popular vote on the Congress
>:1nal elections in Pennsylvania in lei0. the
Richmond Wing attempted 10 prove lha; they
mi>rcpresenicd Tie facts q; the case. Nov, lie
sane paTcr asserts, that the "Lcco>' dii hen
carry the STATE Did The Editor tclihe Truth hsa,
or does he tell il now1 4UErlST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
TIE IAlpuDEScE OF STEAM.

Over the pillows ami over the brine,
Over the waters 10 Pale.tine'
Am awake, or do dream!
Over the Ocean 10 Syria by steam
NY saw is sooih by This tight hand
a steamer brave
is on the wave,
Bound, positively. for the Holy Land
Gopr.Ey OF Builoignc, and thou,
RICHARD, lion-hcaTed King,
Candidiv Inform Us. now,
Did you ever
NJ, YOU never
Could have iancicd such a thing.
Never such raciera!ons
Enicr'd your iuiaeiaations
As the ensuing
Ease her, stop her.
any gentlemen for Joppa
s'MSsciiS. 'Mascrsl' Ticket, please, Sit.
Tyre or Sidon!' >Siop her ease her.
Jerusalem, lem, 'lcm!-'S hur. shur!'
Do Won 90 on 10 Egypt. sir
Captain, is this the land OF Pharaoh
Now. look alive there! Who's Tor Cairo!'
Back herr Stand clear, say, old tile
what gent or lady s for the Nile
OR Pyramids p 'Thebes! Thcbe>. Sir! STEADY
Now, where's that party for Enscdi =
Pilgrims holy, Red Cross Knights,
Hal re cer the haas, idea,
Even in your widest lights,
OF steam "Trip 10 ludca f!
What ncxl marvel Time will show,
II is difficult 10 say:
''Bus>, Pcrchance, 10 Jericho;
Only sxpcncc all the wa.
Cabs in Solyma may ply
IT'S not an unlikely tale
And from Dan the tourist he
Unto Becrsi,ha by rail 'Hah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

DCBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.-ln pursuance Of a decree Of the
I'rcuii superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Louisa county, pronounced on the 18th day Of
September, 1914, in the case Of David n. Jones
and Thomas NJ Jones, merchants and partners,
ahc Daniel Perkins agains, the heirs OF Benjamin
Duke, deceased, shall, as commissioner ap-
POINTED BY said decree, on The 9th day of Deem
teT next Chat being Louisa Court day. at II
o'clock, A. NJ, proceed to sell publicly, 10 the
his'cs, bidder, a, Louisa Court House, subject TO
ne dover OF his widow, all the real estate of
"aicE The said Benjamin B. Duke died seized
aa' possessed, consisting Of Two tracts OF land
one .%'ng in the county of Monroe, within six
niles OF Union, and oontainin. about two ,hon-
aai two hundred acres-the other living in the
!oWsr part OF the county OF Louisa, and con-
,alnns about five hundred acres. The land in
Monroe is considered valuable, and might be
mate profitable stock farm |, contains a large
Quantity OF iron ore, of very superior qualify,
ana Is no, far distant from the White Sulphur,
iaa Salt Sulphur, and Sweet Springs. The tract
ring in Louisa, is OF excellent quality, well
a1ap'ed TO the growth of tobacco wheat, &c.
AM nightly susceptible of improvement, There
: upon il large and commodious dwelling
"onsc, and all necessary outhouscs.
The terms of sale will be a credit of one and
%oycars, equal instalments,) except the cxpcn-
- al ending the SALE which will be required in
.ssl-'he purchaser executing bond with good
piSoaa security, and the title to be retained till
''eas inSalmen.is paid
MARY P. DUKE,
a., BY P. GrEnRANr, her Agent.
osl l9-w,ds
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nr,be Richmond Enquirer.


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