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Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
SPRING HILL
Boarding and Day School,

THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, "A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
nE- wn- rEvISE. r. c. d. ASSISTANT.
'ENHE business Of the mex. session will COM
q mence on the Let oil December. Mr.
ANDERSON has made arrangements for the accom-
modaiion of about twenty boardcrS. who during
the hours q preparatory study will BE- continually
under the supervision OF himself or his Assistant
Sirct, but parental discipline will at all times be
enforced Boys who will not comply with the
regulations q the school, will be dismissed. Those
wishing can study the entire undergraduate course
Of The best colleges OF the United states IN Clas
acs' Ma,hemsties, Natural Philosophy. and a
thorough English education. Reciiaiinns of pieces
are weekly required from all the students
The terms are-for boarding 50 d month-,be
student supplying his own candles, or paving s.
extra for the session Of ten months No extra
charge for fuel or washing. Tuition for the ses-
son oi hve months in English ar any Of lis dc.
partmcnis $50, and in Classics S25
All boarders are required 10 bring with them
two towels, which. with their clothes, are all 10
be distinctly marked. Boarders also arc teouired
to pay Tor Their board IN all instances half OF the
half session ia advance.
Mr. Anderson refers with pleasure 10 tile fol-
loving opinion q his labors during tie session
which has just closed:
Spring HiH. august 30. 1915
10 THE REv. JonN AADERsox.
Dear Sr:--lonr examination which has int
closed rms equalicd, II not surpassed. our most
sanguine expectations. You came amongst ms
with the highest recommendations as a ripe scholar
and an experienced instructor Of youth. and this
rom sofne of The most celebrated Professors and
DvIncs of Belfast Royal College. Ireland. and
q The States of New York end virginia. we
are now satisfied that these high recommendations
1id you no more than Justice for we are witnesses
mat me Youth under your care for the past wear
we're MT only united and happy, but have never
9cen so thoroughly and accurately taught bcfore.
we lender yo our thanks for de,ermininr 70
settle permanently amongst US, and feel confident
mat Il IS only necessary for this fact TO be made
known 70 make your Academy one OF the most
celebrated Of ts kind in all the southern country
Re assured then, dear Sir, that YOU have already
won our highest commcndations and nothing on
our part shall be wanting TO cheer and sustain Won
for the future.
Yours very respectfully,
WILLIAM vi. BrRroE. RICHARD PRyor.
WILLIAMSON Foster, A.. X. ELLrrT.
STEPHEN +. Cooke. PHISE,s N,su
SAMUEL p. FLurrr. II. W. PoIvpryrrp
Y. NJ. NELSON, Isaac N. Jo1Es, GEoReE
w HARRISON.
" Banner and Gazette, Little Rock, will please
copy three months, and forward accounts 10 the
Rev. John Anderson.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
THE OCEAN WAVE
By PHAzs,A.


Though pleasure and palaces garnish the shore,
Vet Owe me the charms of the wild oceans roar,
Where the sky and the water so boundiess and
grand,
Are trumpet-a glory neer met with on land!
All never on land have fel; the delight
| have known on the in the storm of the
night
their sleep,
And the waves rolling high and my bark Plunging
deep. .-..-...
Oh, when the Sun springs from his couch IN the
sea,
He qives his first smile to the ocean and me;
And whe.i the noon ray fallcth far Ger the deep,
In the fore-top 1 lie to be Graded to sleep
Ihave seen the bright stars in the blue of the
night
Reflect beneath me as faultles and as bright;
And wish hath disturbed my quick heart from its
rest,
To dive in the deep for star for my breast!
1 have clung to the mast when the storm was on
high,
And the lightning came down from its clouds in
the sky;
And down as we rolled in the gapof the sea,
The foam-bells above me have rung with my glee!
O. the wild ocean wave is the war-horse for me!
See him shake his white name Us he courses the
sea-
O. never on land give me coffin or grave,
But "a rest deep and still meath the blue ocean
wave.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
20 all whom, ID may concern

AXE notice that we. Benjamin :. Duncan
Harms Flanagan and Benjamin l.. Briitip,
on The 'ih day of November, A. ID. lS42. al the
courthouse door of Clark coAntv Arkansas. pur
chased q Willis : Smith, then sheriff aud coec-
tor Of taxes Of the said county, the following tract
Of land, lying in the said county Of Clark for the
taxes- penalty and costs due on the same: which
said land was ~ sold as THE property uf John =
Skinner, Henry Ogden ana William q Emn,.t
ana Is described a. section thriy-six l3G) in town
hip nine, l9) souih, OF range twenty f2O) ives,
for which we paid 20 the said sheriff and tax COL
ector Che sum of ten dollars and eighteen cents
the amount Of taxes costs and penalty dnr r,r
l-42-and took the ceriifcat. of purchase of III.
said sheriff and tax collector for the same: which
on the 30 Of July, 1913. We assigned by yyr,in,
under onr hands and seals 10 Jacob Wells. or the
sad county, for ilr III twenfv-fiva dollars ~
W. IN hand paid. The sad Jacob WeIis bsinc-
since deceased, biz heirs ara Icrni rep-es-ativrS
are entitled 10 n legal deed Of convcvan~e fr.,r,
the said sheriff, &c. to the said tract Of Land n
they have not already obtained the same There
fore all persons who cnn snf up anv rirht ~ th.
said land 10 purchased, in consequences or any
informalty or any iFrerulari or illcrality cor.
necied with snch salc. hereby further notified
70 show cause. II any they have at the Se,.er,bcr
term Of the crcrt court or Clark county Aforesaid
a. u. l-46- why The said sale so made Or the
said land should not be confirmed AT which said
term of the said circut court. commrncinr on the
hIst hohuay OF >eptember, 1916, aforesaid. we
shall apply to tie said court for confirmation Of
the saie Of The said tract of land, coniaininr III
hundred and forty acres, for the use and benefit
Of the heirs and legal representatives or the said
Jacob Wells. deceased, wien and where YOU can
appear If You cause 70 do 50.
BENZ. s. DUNCAN.
HARRIS FLANAGAN.
BENZ. l. BRITTIN,
BY SAMUEL MooRE. their attorney.
r52-6w1
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
Notice.

ri Office is hereby given that VIII app! 70
y the probate court Of Hampstead county al
its next January term, for an order 10 seh %.
following described land, the property oi NSoe Ss.
CaFringion. dec. viz: The of the sc o. r.
?, the e of the / Of sec. IL, the W .,
sec. II, the ] of the of sec u .he
of sec. 36, all in township IL "a west IN tnV
oe 80 6 :, ,avnsi.p i3 % west. Also an
undivided ! interest in DOOley's Ferry on Red
river. with IS acres of land on the east SIDE OF me
river thereunto adjacent. Also all the right title
and interest of the said Robert Carrington 10 the
Sc Of sec. IS. the 5. W. Of sec. 81, and the $ c
! of sec. Is on the right bank of Red river IN
township l4s &c w, the n of sec ;, and the
nwi Of sec ? in township Is 90 W, aud 30
OF 40 slaves under a deed Of trust to secure me
payment of a certain sum OF money 10 L. D.
Fowiks. -.-
JoIN4 7. CIRRINGToN,
-idssiRis'rafriT.
0l-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
TN EW GOODS!

yESHE subscriber has Just returned from
4 New Orleans with large and We.
selected stock of goods, consisting Of al.
kinds and descriptions usually called for
to which he invites the attention If pnr
chasers. as he is determined TO sell I'm
usually low for cash or on time 10 his old
friends and customers.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
WASHINGTON. June Is. lSf5-iG-if
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
ATES OF tt Il
w q sIsi gtOIa tel.

BOARDING by the month, $40
4 Boarding and lodging per month Sl2
Boarding and lodging per week during court
public times, 50
Boarding and lodging per day during court or
public times, 81
Boarding and lodging per week, 80 ~
Boarding and lodging per day, ~
Single meal, -
Lodging, %
Horse feed. p
Keeping horse 81 hours, ~
Keeping man and horse all night NV 81 p
Keeping horse per week, -
Z" month, $40
Boarders will be expected to pay at the end q
each month.
No credit at the bar.
r. F. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Washington. Angus; -, 1915 -I9-tf
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
Administrators Notice.

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD, Sct:-At the
court Of probate for the said county of Hampstead
in the State of Arkansas, at the October term
therof, 4. d. ls45, the following administration
accounts were filed in said court for settlement
and confirmation at the next January term Of said
court. viz:
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
STATE or ARKANSAS.
October l1k,

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
CoUssrY OF CLARK.
Probate Court, October Term. October l'th,
A. ID. lS45.
Mary Dickinson, widow of
Benjamin Dickinson, dec.
Complainant.
John r. Dickinson. George
w. Dickinson, Narcssa
Dickinson, Thos. b. Dick
inson, Shaderick Diekin-
son. Joel Dickinson, Sam'l
Dickin on, David Dckin- Petition for D0tcer.
son, James Die inson. ia
cob Barkman and Maria
his wife, James ID. Scott
and Priscilla his wife, Pat
rick Sandifer and Sarah
his wife, Woodson Walden
and Zillery lis wife. and
Nni. Edwards and Martha
his wife, heirs at law Of
Benjamin Dickinson dec.
Defendants.
A Nd now on this day. came the complainant
y by her solicitor and files her petition herein,
aud on her motion by her said solicitor, il is ordered
by the court that a writ of summons be issued to
the county Of SEWER against the said defendants,
Patrick Sandfer and Sarah his wife, returnable
10 the next term Of this court, and to the county
Of Clark against said other defendants. except
said defendants Woodson Walden and Zillery his
wife, and William Edwards and Martha his wife
And it appearing TO the court here that said de-
PENDANTS, Narcissa, Thomas b, Shaderiek. Joel,
Samuel, David and James, are minor heirs Of the
said Benjamin Dickinson, deceased, it is ordered
that James 5. Ward be appointed guardian ad
hfem for said minor heirs And it further appear
ing 10 the court by the affidavit of a crcditable
witness, that William Edwards and Martha his
wife, and Woodson Walden and Zillery his wife.
defendants in said petition. are non-residents Of
the State of Arkansas. II is therefore ordered
that unless said nonresident d~fendsnts be and
appear before the court here the first day Of the
next term thereof. TO be holden the first Tues
dav after the second Monday in january, eighteen
hundred and forty-sN, at the courthouse in the
town Of Arkadephia. in the county Of Clark. and
State of Arkansas. and plead. answer or demur TO
said compiainant's petition the same will he taken
as confessed and decree accordingly. And il is
further ordered that copy of this order be pub
lshed in the Washington Telegraph. newspaper
printed in this State, for four weeks. by four
cessive weekly insertions. lie last insertion to BE-
at least four weeks previous TO the first day of the
next term Of this court, until which time this cause
tie continued.
4 true copy from the record.
Tes;e: JAS. 5. WARD, Clerk.
s-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
New Rac0n.

Ok or 10000 pounds of well cured Bacon
ZsO consisting OF hams, mddiiags shoulders,
chimes and joles. Also six barrels of Lard, for
sale for cash only. JAS. $. BAIRD
Washington, " rch 10.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.

Youth. tha, pursuest with much eagerPac
-frIfrI Thy even way,
Thou pantest on TO win inourniul race
Then stay! oh stay.
Parse and lnxuriate in thy sunny plain;
Ioter,-enloy:
Once past, thou never wilt come back again
A second boy
..- rrt. hills of manhood wear a noble face,
When seen from afar:
IT. mis-, of LIGHT from, which they take their grace
Hides what they are
b, The dark and weary path those c'iis oe'"een
Thou canst not know,
.s And how it leads 10 regions neVer-siee"'
- Dead fields OF snow
Pause while thou mayest nor deem that late my
gam,
Which, all too fast
VIII drive thee forth from this delicious PLAIN,
at last
. An ancient rhyme divides female beauty INTO
four orders as follows.
"Long and lazy,
Little and loud,
Fair and foolish.
"- Dslk and proud
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
GoParsEacFaEafp.

IA t. the undersigned. have this day formed
partnership for the purpose Of dong
general AiordEe GEi Commission business at
Fulton, on Red Tiyer, under the firm Of SNI1n 4
JOHNSON Having large and cornmodinIis build
ings all business entrusted orr carr will be
strictly attended to ard punciually accounted for
i. J. SMITH. M
JOHN s. JOHNSON.
Heripstead CO.. Arks Jan. ]. 1918
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
Britt,s ksOaci
WASHINGTON, HEMPSTEAD co.
ARKANSAS.

w ASHtND ON. ttEhfS , LAD W.
ARKANSAS.
q NHE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
Z and the public, that he still continues busi-
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him
self with every thing necessary for the accom-
moda;ion of the travelling community lis housF
is coTnmodious, the rooms well arranged f1r
families. and his table well supplied with the best
the market affords.
His stables are large, borntlully supplied with
p.ovender. aud attended by careful osil-rs.
lie pledges himself that nothing shall br want
inr on his part 10 render comfortable aIl who may
be pleased to give him call. His charges will be
as moderate as those of any other house IN the
south. as an evidence Of which he refers 70 tho
following
RULES:
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, 50 30
day, -
Single meal,
Lodging
Keeping man and horse all night, Il
Keeping horse per week, 81
Washington Oct 30. 1si5.-7-tE
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
SALT AT rs CENTS A BUsHEL

GAIT can be purchased Of James =. Baird, NJ
- Washington, at rs cents per bushcl, and I
the same price from the subscriber at the Saline
Salt Works. WIN. G. KERIEY.
Feb. 70. 1sf5-aS
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
COENTY OF DiLLIS. J

STATE or ARKANSAS, SIS
CouxrY OF HEMrsTEAp.
TgNHE STATE OF ARKANSAS To THE
SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
HENPSTEAD-GREErI You arc hereby
commanded to summon Harriet ID. Winn. as cx-
ecutrx of the viii of Washington II. p.nn, dec.
if she be found within your baiiiwick, TO appear
before the Judge Of our court Of probate Of Hemp
stead county, at the courthouse in the county
aforesaid on the first day Of our next January
term, at a court TO be holden the second Mon
day Of january, A ID. 1876, then and there to
show cause, il any she can, why an attachment
shall not be issued against her for failing TO appear
aud make settlement Of the estate Of the said
Washington u. Winn, dec, at the regular settle
ment term thereof and that you make due return
of this writ 10 our said court.
In testimony whereof, have hereunfo set my
hand clerk of said court Of probate
4 s. and affixed the seal of office this eth
day Of October, A. ID. lsI5.
S. Il. SANDERS. Clerk
IS.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
Frrer and .fsste i.iifs.

hH- lett has in~i receiv. frw h. zss
~ NJ vegetable pill tnr ihr cnre NJ lni. Y
fniiicnr Fever, win g.neral assortment us
Fresh Medicines. which h. will 81 lyls tnr ca,s
Ws~i,iav'nn. Nav afh lSi3 81
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10

yEyHTs preparation is now The cheapest as vel
q as the most permanent and lasting cure ever
before offered TO the public for the following dis
eases viz: Bilious, intermittent and mHient
feycrs. in all their modified forms. grades and
complications, from the most violent and malignant
attacks down to the simplest. uncomplicated case
of arue or chills and fever, and for the cure OF
many other diseases mentioned n the directions
accompanying each box of the pills
We would call the attention Of the public IN
general To the use of this medicine the best
family medicine now in use. To those who may
moi be acquainted with these pills. If any, we
would refer them TO Il. F. sullivan of Washington
who can give them any Information respecting
their efficacy, rs he has sold over 1000 boxes IL
the las. few years, at the price Of $3.50 per box.
also 10 b. j. Harris of Spring HUI, who has sold
several hundred boxes, and to any q our agents
throughout the country
The above pills for sale wholesale and retail
by r. 1hi l.:
Also for sale st retail by p. J. Harris, Spring
Hnl: Prescott. Belts & Co. Fulton; Chcathca7 &
Walker. Columbus: Edwin Owens, Murfrces5oro,
and at every public place in the country
July, 1858.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10

( books nnd accounts up 10 the Ist Of Jan
lv nary iS45- in the hands Of JAMES
IE-rT. ESQ. for settlement All persons having
unsettled accounts with 10 that date viii
please call at my old Office and settle the same
with HIM BENZ r. JET"T.
Washington, August rs, lsI5--iS-tf
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
.SesC Goods .Sesc Goods

.SesC Goods, .SIesc Goods
FRESH GROCERIES &c.
UsT received and FOR sale CHEAP ron CASH
~ 25 bbs. sugar,
25 bbls- whiskey,
30 bbs. flour,
a5 sacks coffee.
kicr, Pepper, salt Spices, Ginger, &c. &C.
Also
large assortment OF French and American
Prints, Printed MUslins, Book Mnslins. Jaconris
Alapaca, Mus. de LANES. English and French
MerInccs- new aud fashionable Ready made Cloth,
inc, Handkerchiefs, Domestics, and D-y Goods
Of all kinds
Also
large assortment Of Boots and Shoes Hats
Caps, Saddles, Brides, Hardware, Cutlery. &c
&c. &c
MI of which is offered low for ash cotton iry
hides, Petries, bees-wax. &c
COLLINS & SWAN.
friton, Arks, June Is, lsi5-il-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
DR. N. I'D. SMITH.
DIR. BENZ. r.. Je,g's,

A. resumed the prartIre III medicine H.
Nashlnginn. and may 1T Hi tines W
i'"nd al nj apoihecary s7orc. unlass profes-
Hi"nall, abs'nr, where he wifi keep fnl
-upply n fresh medicines for ssir low for casi
Washington. Nav diff.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
M 49,. u-

EFEF Tlrdn-- !eriIrs. Dee-r-ax. Il il.y-
u aEd ard. tir wiii-i. h- h.gl,,s, pricr = AZ
be Paid Il delivered IN Was"irrien.
BENZ n. JEFF
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10

Therefore notice is hereby given 10 all persons
interested in the settlements Of said estates 10
come forward and file exceptions TO said accounts,
if any they have, on or before the second day Of
the next term of said court, or they will be for
ever barred from excepting to said accounts or
any item thereof
s. T. SANDERS. Clerk
Washington, Nov. :, Isi5-l3-i
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
A. n. Crouch.
" HI CH MAKER,

WY ufFrrlplHn- Ii M PREPARED IN mHHn-
facfnre any part NJ raich, ana will warrant
il as good as the original. lie respectfully
zuiIcI;s the patronage Of the pubic
Washington, NJ rel q. 1914,
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
Standing
Advertisements
each additionally

Al advertisements Of personal altercaiions III,
in M cases be charged double
All advertisements must be marked Viii, Y,
number Of insertions, otherwise they Will h. ~.
tinued until forbid. and charged accordingly.
No person will be announced as a eand;d,,. :.
amy office, without the advance payment N Viii
dollars
o. JOB work must be paid for on delivery.
All letters must be post paid.
Single copies the paper l2I cents
fine above rules viii be strictly adhered n
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
STATE or ARKANSAS,


County OF HExrsTEAD
In the Hampstead Court Of Probate, Orf0Jer Term.
2lsf October, 4. ID. 1915
5. T. Sanders, as guardian,
ad iifern, of Salina f. Bolls,
Complainant.
Benjamin L. Brt;in, as admin
istrator ofthe estate Of VIM.
Bolls Seccascd, and John +.
Whtfsidc, as guardian Of
Epfiy Jane Bols, Emaline
BoIis, Matthew f. Bolis and Petition for as-
/Laura Isabella BoIls. minor sigHmeHf Of
heirs of William Bolls. dec. dOiorr.
and Lewis Bos. William G.
Bolis, John F. Whiteside in
right Of his wife, Martha
Elizabeth whiieside. for
merry BoIls,) John a. Osieen
in right of his wife, Amanda
S. Os,een, Formerly Bolls)
aud John Ellison. guardian
Of John w. Bolls, heirs of
William Bolls. DEC.
DefeHdanfs
vESHIS day came the complainant by Tuppcr &
Smith his solicitors, and filed his petition
herein praying that the dover Of Sana BoIls
may be assigned her out of the real and per nnal
estate Of which her late husband, William Boils.
dec, seized and possessed, and praying that the
third part Of all real estate sold. conveyed. or
said William Bolls, without her roinqnishmf NJ 81
dover therein in due form prescribed BY the
law of conveyancing may be assigned her as her
dover right therein, and praying also that the
one-third part of the sale bill Of the personal
property belonging 10 the estate Of the SAID VII
liam Bos. and sold by his administrator may be
assigned her as her dover right therein; and i
appearing TO the court that John Ellison, guardian
OF John W. Bolls and William g. Bols, are non-
l residents of the State of Arkansas Ii is there.
fore ordered by the court that publication n
made in some newspaper printed IN this State ~
six weeks successfully, notifying tie said non
resident defendants Of the tendency Of this petition
and that unless they be and appear before ih'
court Of probate of Hampstead county on the fir
day Of the next term thereof at court 70 b
holden at the courthouse in the county aforesaid
on the second Monday Of January, A ID. 1916
ana answer said petition, the same VIII be takei
| as confessed as 10 them.
| A true copy from the record.
Teste: S. +. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10

STATE or ARKANSAS,
CorSrY or CLARK
CLTk Circut Court, September Term.
September ID, A. d. 1915.
James G. Mansfield. |
attachment in Debf
John Adams.
Der,uy,,,t
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10

John Adams.
Defendant
FHNiilS day came the plaintiff by attorney. and
i appearing from the return Of the sheriff Of
the county Of Clark, that The process issued in
this case has not been served on the said defcn-
dan;, and the said defendant having failed 10 ap-
pear and plead or otherwise answer the plaintiff
action, and il further appearing that this is an
action of debt for the sum Of FIVE hundred and
eighty four dollars and fifty cents, and that the
writ or attachment issued in this case has been
levied on the property Of the said defendant. IL
is therefore ordered By the court that publication
Of this order be made in the Washington Tee-
graph, newspaper printed in ihis STATE, for two
weeks successfully. tr lasg Insertion be- ID least
four weeks before the first day Of the next term
of this court, and that the said defendant he
thereby notified that an attachment has been
issued against him. and that unless l e shall be
and appear, BY himself attorney. before The
court here on or before the third day OF the next
term thereof. TO be holden on the first Monday
Of March NEXT. (lSs6) Judgment will BE- rendered
against him in the aforesaid action. and his prop
erty. 70 attached, sold 10 satisfy the same, and
thar this case be continued until thc next term oi
this court.
A true copy from the record.
Testc: JAS. 5. WARD, Clerk.
s-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10
BENZ s. DUNCAN.
HARRIS FLANAGAN,
BENJ. l.. BRITTIN.
STATE or ARKANSAS.

BY SAMUEL MooRE. their attorney.
f52-6w.1
Washington telegraph., 1845-12-10

COUNTY OF hENFsTEAD
In the Hampstead Court Of Probate, October Term
2lsf October, 4. ID. 1875.
s T. Sanders, rs guardian,
ad Gten, of Salina +. Bos,
Complainant