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completed. Various portions Of the road, and
its branches, whose treasures are now impcded,
or concealed, will pour their tonnage into the
canals in the spring, md into the Columbia rail
road in the winter and, at all seasons, lighter
merchandise and persons, can be conveyed with
superior despatch aud certainty
The act Of incorporation was granted and a
survey of the route made by competent Engi
neers who have reported that it was entirely prac
tcable to construct Rail Road, of easy grades,
without any inclined planes, from this place to
Erie. This route is by way of the West Branch
TO the Lakes, and is shorter than any other
known. 1t also passes ground much more
favorable than the New York and Erie Rail Road,
which is now rapidly progressing to completion
under great and numerous disadvantages and
would therefore, enable Philadelphia to compete
most successfully for the great Lake trade. Ma.
ture has given to Philadelphia advantages in se.
curing this great and growing trade, which she
can obtain without much difficulty, and which,
iflost, will be entirely owing to her supine-
ness and neglect. Her powerful rival, N York
is now making Hercuean efforts to monopoize
tins trade, by the construction of a Rail Road
tDiougn lHc southern tlef OI tnc counties oi thdt
State TO some point on Lake Erie. The follow
ing table ofdistanccs, will show the decide su.
pcriority of the route from Philadelphia TO Erie
! by way of Pottsvllc, Sunbury, aud the West
! Branch of the Susquchanna.
/ Miles
/ l.. Buffalo to New York, by Erie Canal, sos
q punkrk to New York, by Erie Railroad, s
g. Cleaveaud to Phlada, by Mahoning canal SCI
T. Cleaveland 10 Philadadelphia, by Sandy
and Beaver Canal, 81;
s. Erie TO Philadelphia, by Chenanso route, Sc;
g. Erie to Philadelphia, by sunbury and
Erle Rail Road, Al
Thus it will be seen that the distance between
Philadelphia and Erie, by the Sunbury and Fri,
! Road, will be 100 miles shorter than the New
York route Besides, the navigation of the Lake
at Erie opens about one month earlier than a
Buffalo and Dunkirk. These advantages, whcl
Philadelphia will have New York in con
tending for the trade Of the Lakes are obv ious
that they must, long, necessarily comman,
the attention of the capitalists of Philadelphia
and other places. We shall resume the snbec
again.
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Saturday, .7sgmst 2, !s45.

y: ~. S'.aL.NER, Esq. at hts Real Is
tate and Coai ORcc, Garner or3d and Chestnut
Strsefs. E'hiiaeicii,tia, is authorissd to act as
.ayrnt, ard receipt or all mo"ics due this
omCc. for subscription or advertising.
.giso nf hts Office M 100 .>nssa" Street,
.Nsp York
ind S. r. Corner OF baltimore and Cdircrt
s,s, Ranin,ore.
O--AN Ivory Screw, belonging to the top of
a flute was lost in this borough sometime since
The finder by leaving it at this office, will be
literally rewarded.
O5y~The season of heat thank fortune, has
passed The nights have become cool and plea
SAINT Though the clouds have worn something
ofa threatening aspect for the last week we
have had but one shower More ram would not
ly thankful to merciful providence for the
bountiiIl harvest already bestowed on us
~ INTEREST or STATE Drnr.--The quota
for this county, was paid into the State Treasu-
ry yesterday.
in this weeks paper, several Of Mr. n. ?. Willis
letters from Europe, where he is now travelling
Mr.. Willis is extensively known at home and
abroad, one of the most pleasant and interest
Ing American writers. His letters from Europe,
published in the New York Mirror, about ten
years ago. were much admired and very general
ly read We shall continue them as they come
out
! CyTEx.s.-The news OF the confirmation of
! the Annexation resolutions by the Convention,
now in session, though not unexpected. is high
/ ly important. There was, il appears, but one
dissenting voice IN the Convention, in opposition
! to the resolutions The member who dissented
| IS Mr, Bache, and what is somewhat singular. he
is brother n-law to Mr.. Dallas, our Vice Presi-
dent and Mr.. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury
both ardent friends of annexation. President
| Jones, of Texas, is very roughly handled in the
Texan papers on account Of the opposition he
secretly made against the measure OF annexation
C3rThese are a few of the pecuEar democrat
ic organs that occasionally y give vent to their ma
'ignity and spleen, by attempting TO traduce
Gen Cameron and the democratic members who
voted for him as U. s Senator. These efiusions
are as mpoent as they are ridiculous. All III,
democrat papers OF Northumberland, Union ant
Columbia counties, nine in number, have ap
proved of his election, and nine -tenths of the
people are with them. And yet we find a few
irresponsible popinjay editors, insolently stig
matisng these men as traitors, for obeying IN,
wishes of their constituents
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THE DiFrEEENCE.-Among the books recover
ed in the ruins of the New York fire. it was
found that all entries made in blue ink were to.
tally erased while those in black were Uniform
ly legible,
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TAXING TExAs.-A gentleman from Texas,
now in Europe, writes that colony of $1,000
Swiss are preparing to leave their country and
settle IN Texas this fall
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For the American.

MR. EpIToR Taking walk through your
beautiful Borough, was much struck with the
fine crop of Thistles and Night Shade growing
IN your streets and alleys. They appear to have
been cultivated by the authorities with some
considerable care, Upon enquiry, find no pro
vision has been made for the cutting and gather
ing OF this valuable crop would therefore
suggest TO the honorable council, in the absence
OF their efficient chief that a Borough meeting
be called, to take into consideration the proprety
Of aprropriatng two hundred dollars for the
reapng curing and safe keeping of the aforesaid
valuable crop. CrLrWAroR.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

A GIRL SrEANGLED To DEsru By \ SSAKE.--
little girl, about eight years OF age, was stran-
gled by snake last week near Bainbrldse, in
Lancaster county, Pa. She had been sent to ga
ther blackberries in field, a short distance from
the house, and being absent for longer time
than usual her parent proceeded to search for
her. They found her quite dead-wIth large
black snake coilcd around her neck
How To MANAGE lIoEsE.--We find scrap
in the American Agrcuturst, giving directions
how to manage horses by the bit and rein, when
a horse is unmanageable, some horses are --
The writer says-"The rein passes from the
ring of the right side of the bit, mp the right side
ofthe head and over il behind the ears, then down
the left side through the ring of the left side OF
the bit, which gives purchase upon the mouth
that cannot be resisted the groom thus manag-
es him with the greatest ease.
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PoraTo PupplNCs.-The multiplication of
starch factories at the present day will put in
the power of some of US editors TO get some o.
ther kind OF pudding than a sawdust one, We
put in for potato pudding, now and then. The
following, 'hey say" is the best way TO make
them To one quart of boiled milk, add, gradu-
ally, as in making hasty pudding, a quarter ofa
pound of potato -four, or, in other words, potato
starch well puveriIed-a quarter of a pound of
sugar, and little butteI-when cold, add three
eggs and bake II half an hour Name Frmtr.
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A Temperance Mass Meeting of colored peo.
pie will be held al Milton on the 9Th of August
Several speakers, white and colored, will address
the meeting.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

Iron, in some way or other, is now produced
in twenty four OF the United States and in one
territory, Wisconsin. Mississippi, Arkansas,
and Florida are the only States and Iowa and
the District of Columbia the only other sections
where there are no products of iron.
ANoTHER BonY was found on Thursday a,
mong the ruins of the fire in New York The
Tribune says, huge bundle ofcharrcd Ledgers
was grasped under the circling bones of the left
arm, while the fingers of the right hand clutch.
ed some scattering pieces of gold The skeleton
lay crushed upon the steps, and the poor faithful
wretch was joyfully making his escape from the
burning building with hls employers books and
his employers gold
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sts., RdHin,Orc.

0-7-AN Ivory Screw, belonging to the top of
a flute, was lost in this borough sometime since.
The finder, by leaving it at this office, will be
literally rewarded
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

IMPORTANT TO TAILoRs A Boston Judge
decided that a tailor is bound 10 make yo
clothes proper fit, and failing 10 do so, you m
return them within reasonable time. That
before they are holt worn out The other /
portant question, how soon they should be p,
for, if kept, was postponed for further conside
ton by the learned Judge.
THg RIGHT TO THE BREEcuEs.-A yonng 2
was fined, in New Orleans, lately, for appe
ing in the street in boys clothes. The Just
admitted the right of married women 10 "w'
the bIeeches," ;" but denied that single iema
had any business with any such an article
PRESERVES - Ii is said that 10 set newly mi
preserves for several days, open in the air, Is -
ofthe best methods of making them keep throp
the summer, uniermented, II is worth tTyIni
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The Lewisburg Chronicle says some l2 or 5
fine brick buildings are being erected in their
fourishing and prosperous village, together with
a number Of frame ones
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
.s'r. q OA Il % ING -,
a ND BAN sCE1O 0 & Al
Spring Iiii, Hampstead Coanty.
TIE ang. Joux ANDERSON, a. Il. PRINCIPAL


VIE School at tie above Place viii BE- opened
s7l 4 on Monday, the llth Of November, 1914
g The course OF Instruction Will comprehend all the
usia branches OF Thorough EIg.;sa education,
Together with the entire undergraduate course IN
Ciigsics Mathematics, MlnsuElt;5n, y NatTral PHI
losoPhy, II jral Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
&C. any Of he Co..es IS Universities IN the
U'litsl Statss. T. system OF dscip.ne VIII be
"a aal.ai bst ioa; aal 40 boy WI. y, sslained the
schpol " sssa l1fs..ci,y llere 10 The laws by
q. -w..isA il win be goveraed.
,r-z SPrinE L. Is oIe Of the most healthy settlements
in slfa south Or west-wth;n about iJ mics
0t Litle llss1s from waich il is reached o. tri-
wec<iy The OF slagss. II is niles Ir1Ia Fulton
on the lesl T9ers 10 svlic place thcre IS regular
steamboat navi gatinn through t;c til, winter and
L. BE- 1nn.ag of sumner rom New Oteans, Nstchez,
&c, up tae Red rver. Tie spting g are ab .ndant
aal t,le water Of TIE most exeelient q'sliy The
society IS good; and n morality a:I the proper
tone Of Puhc sentiment the district VII compare
with any section af cogntFy in the U.tlcd states.
Ticre is also an excellent Female S:hoc uadcT
the sIPeEiltoniauce O. us. 2A-.zs. in ful opera
ton, which ranks annoas .Ae h'gaes IN the State.
There IS u large brick acad smy fer the male
sciool, but yet suitable bdll.nrs have not been
erected Tor the accommodation OF the Principal,
and the boarders who may be sent 10 the In stHon
SeTstai gsntesuen, however, have consented 10
st1Se b2ar5eFs On very moderate terms, say from
gS 20 $40 \ month.
The Principal pledges hmss.f to the public, that
BE VIII exest hmseiL to impart most thorough
Ike habits, AMI slrcl moral principles; and in every
-gsay s. isdy . merit for his establishment (Which
he intends shall be permanently the confidence and
snP9j-t Of the friends and patrons OF education
thcoa-hout TIE country.
T..e terms for tulon have been ixed For the
several dep I'm ais of English $40, and for Clas-
s;cs aud Mathematics, or either of them, S25 for
the session o. fye months. Students can enter at
-- any e.ne, ard VIII only be chsrged from the time
Of entrance, aai d-ring their continuance at the
sch.ol
r bIf AaDzssox has had considerable experience
Ell IN teaes;n a= 5-ias with him testimonials of the
Inos. iatteTilg description from well qualified
TO ialre of his capabilities and requirements For
extracts from these testimonials, and all particulars
relative TO the school, he begs leave to reler-at
Little Rock, TO Judge Ringo, Col Ashley, John
w. Coeke and Albert Pike, Esqrs.-to any of the
following gentlemen. the Board Of Trustees at
sprin- Hill. viz sIaj Pryor, Robert Darlington, P.
Nash. John w. Paup, S. d. Piuit, IL C. Boyd,
IT. M r B7nkhsad. Toel W Hannah, Williamson
Foster. c. F. Nelson ". Il Barton, Eslrs., andt the
Raw. Stephen z. Cocks.
Spring HILL OFT. .. 15fi-l2-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
LII rs EVA iiD
PIKE CIRCUIT COURT.
N VACANCY NOVEMBER n a. ID. lsl4. (
Jonathan T.. DupFey, Complainant, Petit

~ NpNLMfEk ~ ~ ~. lr44-. \
Jonathan f. DuPFey, Complainant, Petition
far
Tabiiha DnPrry. Defendant Dirorce.
4 y this day came the above named Jon1thau
~ Z. Duprey before me, the undersigned clerk
or the Pike Circuit Couri. and fled his piiion for
a divorce against the above namrd Tabitha Dnprcy
sworn to and subscribed according 10 law Thr
substance of which is. that the complainant and
defendant were lawfully married in 1896. and
lived together husband and wife until January.
1852. nj which Time the said defendant deserted
sal complain INT without any cause or provocat;op
whatever. aud has since her said deserrion rnfitsad
20 rniurn 40 and 1--we with said comp anant: and
said complainant having also filed his affidavit
stating that said Tabitha j. non resieent OF thc
State OF Arkansas. II IL therefore ordered tha,
publication b. made hereof in the Washipsr;on
TelcEraph--a newspaper published in the State of
Arkansas. for eight weeks successfully. the las,
insertion 10 b. at least four weeks before the NEXT
term Of fie Pike circuit court, 10 Be held On III
third Monday Of April next, commanding the said
Tabtha 20 appear BE- ore The Judge OF The sad PIke
circuit cort. the frst day Of the next term
thereof. and answer the bill Of said complainant
the same will be taken for confessed and u de-
cree entered accordingly. -.s reL
Attest: ID. S- DICKSON,
Clerk Of the Pike CiIs utCourt.
nov. 29-l5-sw
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
WASHINGT0E EoTgL.
> GE FEEGE.
WASHINGTON, ARKANS

hE subscriber respectfully informs III friends
and the travelling public, that lie las opcnsd
=, TN .ei-known sialid formerly kept by Mr..
IL c.icafhaln, for tie accommodation W tIosa
who may Be- pleased 10 favor him with their n,t-
ronagr- l-
ms table vii at all times &c supplied with tic
besi ilic market affords
hls stables are large and 1rnodsat.s-p.erti-
full ostlaTR. -
The Little Rock STAGE line arrives and d,,,-.s
three tnnfs week from his house.
Inc Proprietor pledges himself to Do aI ip III
power for The comfort and accomn,os,,in, ,C ~
customers, and hcPrs thereby 10 receive A Ib. raI
hare OF the public patronage. CEarres p,o5gr,,e
r. Il. SULLIVAN.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
BRIG AIDE ORDER, No. 3.
HEAD QUARTERS.

W,sniNcr"N. Scpt. w. lSfI }
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 tie com
/ mandanr- Of the following regiments b.
longing to rlr' LIST Briqadc of The 1T Division
Of Arkan -as MiIiis. that ih.y will be rev.. we'd
in the following order 1t their respective mus.
ter grounds.
The Isl Regiment Hemps'ead comfy. un
Saturday. The 9Th day oi Ocin er -. xi
The 5ih r. o." ent Clark county. IN Sstur-
day the l9h day of October next
The g. r gimenr OIachi'a county, IN
Thursday tn 2iti day "f ,ic'ober a. xr
BY order of The Rrigadier %, n.rri
-JaB u SIDNEY >sfITu,
Brigade vaj,r LIST 'gade lst Division Ar
kan-a- Nilita.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
NOTICE.

-gyTrE snas-rib. hlv,ng sold out his STOCK
~ ;Toceri.s At the Washington heces''
IN JAxrs 5. B.rsn, would :. qoe-t those IN
: IN =, him a call anG setl. their accoun. :
.y,t., The OH coacsrn. When absent himself,
''.,.,n,,t. ON b. made alr. Baird, the
Or sent pro;r.etor. o is authoTa Cd -, 10 re-
90. AMI rcceipt or ,ny m"a~y dge the un-
,Ier+icned ard ~hilsi he rei"rns his tna' Ss
for the hber,i patronage ben he - reeeiv
"a. he trusts ii Will be As iieerally e%'enued
,nI continued to the present pIoPrt'io,.
Washington, Ma ch 10, lSi4. 3o-u
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

STATE OF ARhANSAS.i
CnuNrY oF IlfNrsrEAD.
In The Hampstead C"nrt "f Prohaic, Jnl,
Term. S'h july. Al ID. iSif.
TT appearing o. the Court that The ci'aiiob
I which issued by the ord uf this Cont
ga,n-t Henr, NJ. EobirSnn admins ra or OF
I Est tie of Theolurick A. Bennei. deceas-
I'd r.turnab!, To the present Ter.if 81 thi- Gonrr
requiring hiin to present bis account Tor se'tl"-
men, am show caus why atiarhmrnt shrnld
not be issued against hirn. FIR not ia, ing pr.
sented his accounts according To Ivy. NJ hich
said citation was returned by the Sheriff OF
Uempsfead County .that tn said II nry NJ
Robinson vas Mt tn be fund in hisCi ~ " Y
IL is therefore ord. rcd that rlins cIi1i r b.
i.su against tie said I-hco nrirk N. Brnnrfi
d ceased reitIrr 3 bic to tIe merit Term of th'-
Caurt r auiriny lin 10 snd amp nh h'tri
This court on I fir> day Of The reIt Tern
thereof to be hidden m en- FIR he County nf
Hemnst-.d IN the Stste ot AFkansas W. fl.
Ii st Tue-dav after the ir-i ohdly ct dc o.
her next. al h. Cour, llonsr ~ ih- town m
Washington N the County Of Hampstead a.
fore-a 3D. then srd there TO nre-en. his conn
r s. trIeru.ni ~ sdmr,i-ir rar ~ a." Estate
Of The. derrick A B-nnrr decd an ~ shoa
use whv an at ichm n, siall mt he i--ura
sgt INST him tor not hav'"g pre~sn'sd his -
counts according 4, law. ~ il Il 'nrtii.
arder.d ~ the court ;hat a copy a. tii- or 80
be publish, d ~ some newspaper published IN
his state 'hriv davs prPy.ous 10 the nrst day
OF the next term of this Court
A true eops from TIE ROOD.
res'e: =. + SANDERS Ce-k.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
n OF &c.

WHEREAS, letters OF administration having
w been granted the undersigned on the estate
of Mary Creighton. alias Mary Ward, dec, by
the clerk Of the Hampstead Court Of Pobate in
vacation, the 26th day of October, A. ID. 1874
Therefore, notice is hereby given, requiring all
persons having claims against the estate 10 exhibit
the same TO the administrator, properly anthem
tcated, within one year after the date Of such
letters, or they may be preclnded from any benefit
in the estate; and that if such claims be not ex-
hibted within two years from the date of such
letters, they shall be forever barred and Precled
from any benefit from such estate.
SINKLER JOHNSON. fd1a'r.
n. Binary Creighton. alias. Mary Ward
dec. was about As years old at her death, of low
statue, and she died on the sth day Of July, A. d.
lsi4, in Hampstead county, Arks- She has no
known heirs. and il is believed that the place Of
her nativity is the State Of Virginia. and the ap-
praised value Of her estate is the sum of one hun
ored and eighiy-seyen dollars and nnety-fiye
cents. SINKLER Johnson Ad.a,r
Nov l3, lsIi-li-6w
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
SaIt--aOo Sacks for Sale.

yEtHE subscriber has 3o0 sacks Of sqh on hand
which he will sell cheap for CASH. 1t can be
had at his old sat-house in Washington and at
Fulton J. II. Baldwin will attend to the sale of Il
at the latter place. HENRY CHEATHAM.
Washington, Oct 23-l0-2w
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
NOT &c = .

Ts,HE co-par'nership heretofore existing he
4 tween T.. J. CORNF LIUS & 6. F.
ROGERS.-is this day dis-olv By mutual CT
scnt. All husin ss p"rtaIuing 80 SAID hrm IS
10 be settled with 4. J. Cornelius.
f.. J. COR NFIlUS,
G. r. ROGERS
Washington, May B., lGiI. 3-u
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15


T'Hs undersigned. ~ niracior. ~ csrrrtrr
n H. Mil from LnIie Rex a. N-.h
in1i-n AnI- iiot >pr nE~ have II 2 -ar sfarfilnot
int nt'rmirg The public. iiist ihsir lsn. N >!if,-
~ Try To- Coach ere now Iu fali VI. era-
non
Passengers fnr Washington ani- M. sn. inzS,
cave Li'ile Rock every TU.-da,. Ii,ur-ay
ard saiurf-y rnmrTInl- ri faE-ii-lif it f-i- r~e
Fpst ohchcS- 10 wh:ci they ~ c,.uvryed u,
4 % Pias. (Aeyb rb-. 40 miles an frnn
iifnce Tie prs-engrrs irT llut SurfnEs are Z.
20 ed through. the -ame day. ~ the rau
Lnachrs. riirs+ Mr. ~ bzl. n ifsn 4 -E irausftrr
70 spl,ndad n a = brrs. Iust Cuscli.s. az Far
fiar. ahd reach Wasiingirn n ti... n. XII dnv ti4r
savng L'ii:r E-ock. Ca thrir r-iurn. III
tosci' : from Nrsli ng on ard Hot Surs,.rs
again inier% Ct az FL rlsv ard a.rive AZ Il.
iie Rock every " Nedn~ ~sd=v. r. sG.s and sun.
Try evening AZ snn-dnnn-ci mirr rhrnr firm
ui" former place IN Two days, sId ii.e latter IN
me day.
ii'. prnprieio-s have careful. :. bsr. an- er,
perisnced drIvfr= end plos'ne III. niseir. : 10
spare nei her tab nnT rxp re W ri... es.uaral
saiI-f et"n 10 aii who nisy par fuizp them.
Fare Q Washington. $40 rn; ID IIu,
Springs. -.
Stage efire. at The Anthony Hrnse. Little
Rnck; and al the Lafsystt- HoDsr. Washinr-
0-AlI baggage " ri~ ri-k " w. own.rs
SAAFr < HOW ELL
Sept 10 ,s3 -IO-r.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
- PRD6E.f.R.ATRDH,
BY THE GOVERNOR

Df The GOVERNOR
STATE or ARKANsAa-
i.e SAer.gs Of ne ssreral counties IA The lst
Dfrtsl0n, 1rE7Es1s MllihG-Greeiiu,
sFt HEREAS, Il has been rna,e t,ovrr "
me tnui there is a vacancy IN the office Of
MAJOR General ofttc lst DIVISION: Arkunsns Mitia-
oecasioned by the resignation Of Gen. 5. :. 500:
Now, therefore, J. TnoMAs !. Darv. C;ovrrBcr
o. the State o: Arkansas, BY virtue Of NE AUTHORITY,
n me vested BY law. do hereby con.sr,gnd Won, ma
each u you 70 open aud hold III eIerr;on Y, ,,4
courthouse IN your respective countless on The 25ih
l III January next n nj sHeh vacancy according
70 the statute IN such cases made and nrovi5eS
Sc section 10 # militia law passed Sd FIJI, lsI30
An testimony whereof, III have hereunto
Ills Set my hand, and caused the seal of
t. said sfaleio Be- affixed Az .itte Roek,
~ on the 2otii day OF Nov. A d 1874,
THOs- 8 DREW.
DATIo B. GKEER, Secrefarv of ST..
lhe following COUNTIES compose mi gsr TN 1g;sfa,,
20 wit; SEWER, Hemps;ead. Lafay.tt. 81. Y-n
ronwayr Perry, White, Pulaski, Saline. Crawiori.
Madison and Carroll. 500 De"''-'
Nov-a ~, Baaner.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
STEERING

FAMES NJ BROWN resp cifuIly offers
~ hi- servirtsfp The citizens Of Wa hinnfor
ard Hampstead county. IN he PLAsTERINo
business lie pledt e. himseii 10 fn his wnrk
IN fir; rate style. ana IT. prircs snsll re med
crate T. esa. wIih prnn Ptuesz and affen'inn
n business he Irn-is will ensure hiin thr d.
'rnuage Of tie public.
Washington. Dan. 10. I744. 27-n
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
~ Il ~ g. Oc ID S g,

CHEAP FOR ash
YEyfIE Subscriber have just received direct
q from New Orlean-, snd now Of r tor sale
at their new fore house opposite the curt
housr, fresh nd general assortm nj OF DR.
Goods. Groceries. ;lardw.re. Cfocs ~ ware.
Saddlery. b iots Shoes, Hats, &c .sliuf wliicf,
tnev will sell low for cas-, only. Their friends
and the pibic genersl' are invited TO call und
examine their stock.
GEO. w. GREEN s. BROTHER.
Washington. Arks May 1, Isii-2 #
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-15
n @ CE.

- aN THE light daugh; steamboat
tt:s.s,.s--zj ! 4 lHEMPSTEAD b, Mar. Mos.
4s-zssszs=s;s -zssz master, having been raised
without injury. viii run regularly from New Or
le'ns to Fort Towson, touching at all the inter
,aiogs, as soon as the water will permit
at Fulton " ~
Oct 28, ls4i-ll-3m.