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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
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MONUMENT TO TIE VOLUNTEERS

MONUMENT TO THE VOLUNTEERS
The following resolutions were adopted
Al a meeting recently held by the commit.
lee having charge OF this subject. II Will
bc seen that all persons holding subscrip.
tion Isis are requested to make report Of
the amount collected BY the 1t day Ui Au.
gust. Il is the earnest desire and request
ul the committee that their returns shall be
made punciually, in order that the amount
contributed may be aseerainrd al as soona
day as practicable. tnll this amount is
asceuained no step can be taken towards
the erection Of the monument, or lis plan
projected. ln the meantime, il is hoped
that persons in,rus,ed, with the coll, elton
ol subscriptions will exert themselves 10
increase their Isis as much as may be
before forwarding them.
At meeting ollhe members ofthc com.
miilee al Little Rock, on the lth inst, d.
y. Gu,oT was elected chairman, l.. J.
Rcardon secretary, and A. L. Thornton
treasurer.
Mr. Watkins introduced the following
resolutions which were adopted:
Rcsoirtd, That all those persons to
whom subscription lists have been sent by
the committee, or who may have money
ia their hands belonging 10 the monument
fund, are requested 10 make report ol the
same. with the names and amounts sub.
scribeJ by each person, To l.. j. Rcardon,
70 @..r,t.rv "a tha Nanuu,ant commit
tee, at Little Rock, on or before the lsl
day OF August next, and wlhOu, any un.
necessary delay TO remit the several amounts
TO Col. A. l.. Thornton, treasurer Of the
committee, and all those having subscrip.
lion lists are earnestly requested 10 inter
est and exert themselves in procuring sub
scriptons and forwarding The same accord.
ing TO this resolution.
Resoiucd, As the sense Of this committee,
that the names OF all the officers aud pri.
Yates, in the army an navy of the United
States, from the State of Arkansas, who
may have fallen, or who may fall in the pres.
ent war with Mexico, before the compile.
ton oil The monument proposed TO be cree.
ted under the direction Of The committee,
should be Inscribed upon the monument,
and that the sense aud spirit of the resolu.
lions adopted Ut the public meeting held al
the State House on the 23j day of April
last, suslains the view OF the committee
above sci forth aud that this resolutions he
published in the papers Of this State, to
the end that public opinion in regard TO it
may be elected. .
d b. GREER, Chr'n.
Il RrAnnnN. Sen'rY.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
A purrry INcIpryr.--The Jalapa Star

A PHrTTY INcIprNT.--1'he Jalapa Star
of the OH inst, contains the following: "As
the column OF Mexican prisoners were
marching by us on the afternoon Of the
18Th. we observed moving on with the rest,
u huie boy aud lamb. Amidst the fire
and smoke, and the roar of muskciry and
artillery, which had SO lately enyelopcd the
bill, these weak and deienceless creatures
had stood unharmed. As they passed
along our lines, they were everywhere
greeted with kird look and word. Coun.
tcnances dark with the fierce passions OF
the recent conflict, clouded with the re-.
membrance OF fallen friends, and of revenge
but half saled, relaxed into a smile of min
glcd pleasure and piy--pily, that they
should have been exposed, and pleasure,
that lie who guards the sparrow, had shell.
tered them from the raynges Of the iron
storm.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
l.. J. REARpoN, Sec'ry.

The FAMINE AT MADEIRA.-The New
Bedford Mercury learns by authentic ad.
vices from Madeira, received by Rev. Mr..
Howe, Pastor of the Seamcn's Bethel in
that city, that many hundreds OF the inhab.
iianls Of Madeira have already perished
by starvation. Flour has sold as high as
S27 barrel, but most of the inhabitants
were unable TO purchase al any price,
The Mercury gives the following extract:
ave have had no potatoes for two years,
on account Of The potato rot. For Gods
sake send US some Indian corr, or we must
all perish. A little rice will be thankfully
received. Oh, that we might have a por.
ton of that which the highly favored Amer.
leans throw to their animals, to keep us
from the grave"
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
II. III. NI0rgan.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLoTnIER,
HAS Just opeu,d a fresh aud splendid assort.
fashionable styles, which he i prepared to manu-
iaclutc into every variety Of genilcmen's wearing
apparel. lie has also an assortment Of Hats.
Crayais. handkerchief, suspcnders, &c bleaehed
aud brown donirstics, plaid lnsey kercys, Irish
linen, prints, jeans, apacos ilannels, Sc, all OF
whiuh he will dispose Of on accommodating terms.
Shop In Sullyan's Hotel.
Washington, May 10, lsi793-iy
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
From The 0uaehita tNmroc) Courier.
STEAMER EDNA BLOWN UP.
GREAT Loss OF LIFE.

nhitE iunA W LilI.
The steamer Edna, which passed down
the river on Friday morning last, when in
the act ol leaving Columbia, thirty miles
below this place, burst her boilers, aud
immediately sunk in deep water, Sc great
was the explosion that fragments ol the
BOILERS were thrown on both sides Of the
river. Fortunately there were not many
passengers on board or the destruction d.
Ute would have been immense, US more than
hall oi all on board persisted, aud nearly all
we're more or less injured.
The CAUSE OF this aecden, Is attributed
10 carelessness on the palt of her officers.
The mate commanded a, the time, Captain
Phillips having bcen detained below on
account Of sickness in his family. The
engineer whu WAS on watch was killed,
aud The mate was severely wounded. Be.
low will he found letter from one of the
passengers that were on board.
The amount oimoney lost by passengers
Is said Ia have been considerable. The iron
chest belonging TO the boat, aud containing
upwards ol $4,000 was also lost.
The passengers who were saved speak
IN high terms Of the citizens o. Columbia
lor their eterlions 10 save those who were
MI killed Immediately, aud the kind atten
lion they have received.
COLUMBIA, June O, Isi7.
Messrs. Edilufs-Enclosed you will find
li,l al tue passengers, officers aud ere n
af the steamer Edna, which blew up a, this
place on Friday evening last about 4 O..
clock, in consequence of her bursting her
b1iefs, aud more shattered wreck |
have never seen. Paris ui her boiler. arc
on both sides OF the riyor and considerably
above aud below where she exploded. aud
one piece has been tounl At The backpail Of
this town. tue mans leg was fund on
front street. cul oil belnw the knee. lncvef
wish 10 see another explosion, sill less Ia
he in the midst NJ Il. | saw the Marquette
blow up at New Orleans, but it vas nothing
10 compare To this.
Yours respectfully. W. lis.
r.. $. There has not been anything saved
from the wreck. the passengers have LOST
every thing-monry and clothes.
Passengers on board he steamer Eian
Vhea she blen ar on ffiiag. June ih
lsi7. at the nhirf al The Torn Of 10.
iumbi1.
DR.. John D. Lewis, Of South Carolina.
slightly injured.
wm. l.apc, of Ba,lrop, La, right leg
badly broken.
Vim. Eyrns. Marion, $. e, slightly
bluised-Slringof. BhY of BrIuty, len
eye out, aud otherwise injured.
I. l.. Simpson, onaehila, badly bruised.
Mr.. Johnson. the Clerk. leli arm broken
and badly wounded.
7. Miller, FanrrnilIc; Ls., shoulder
hurt.
Mrs. Gaulding wifi Of Isl engineer.
Mrs. /. Mcdonald of Champagnnolle,
Arkansas.
WIN, Gauljing lst engineer.
Marin Williams. Mate badly bruised.
Wm. Swiiler lst Pilot slightly bruised.
81 Cook badly scadrd, cabin servants
and Eve deck hands.
Lod-Judgc Mayo, of IIarrisonburg;
A. g. Hill, Champagnolle; Mr. odell,
South Carolina. aud a friend in Odclrs
company; l.. VI. Claiborne, La, Mr.,
Florida; John IL. Nos, Bar keeper; James
Poole, ~ Pilot; Austin Slcyers, carpenter;
Oliver Meshon, 2d Engineer two deck
passengers, names mol known, aud eight oi
the crew.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
Gin WariulaccOry.

vEIlE undersigned ary now manufacturing their
! improved COTTON GINS at Miuden, Ia, 4,
and are prepared 10 furnish planters with superior
Gin.siandi, made ailcr the latest aud most I'M
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins a,
ans plantation within l9j miles Of Mnden. or AZ
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkanms, free
Of ANY additional cost. An orders from distance
will be- promptly attended to. For any Information
relative 10 the quality Of their Gins, they refer 10
Gen. G d Roysion, William Crablrec or William
Vaughn, Hampstead county, or Henry NJ. L..
may, b Strickland and A. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACKY q SHIELDS
Mudcn, La, May 10, lsl7.2JG
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
New and Cheap Goods.

n VIE subscribers are receiving general as
4 sormcnt of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Cutlery, Groceries, Sad
dery, &c, which they offer for sale at the lowest
murket prices.
Their friends and the public generally arc re .
spectruIly invited to call aud examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere
GEO. w GREEN 4 BRO
Washington, Arb, April %, lsl7.3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
FTnfdHare

kalfes and lafls, oaiYInE and hulrleI kuIsas.
pocket aud prn knives. scIzzari shraFs. fuiaHs,
huces aud hIlts, singing haehciz. shoe and al
hammf g., drawing knises, haadsiWH gin. ini ani
bastard iiies. hofza mses. imar an1 .oekH ela.
aels single and daahle plain lls, foot aazas, cnr.
hoard. uIl, Ghost. French, pad. plate, fim al
eaipsniers' knob lsels. ilut and percussion loaas.
round aud Dat sHHns bolts. shoe nncefz. siisap
shlafs, knah lilelHs, der handles, silieia s1,fnf
halauees, baiianIa aud ifon table and Tea sp1ana,
tr,ss, plated sud non siIHips. spurs. seftW-dfrsH.
bullet moulls, hfaas aud baek caiIin uaIis yaIin
slfines, gfnhlris percussion caps, eafksefswr. ish
hooks aud lines, tea bells, pegrng and sewing awls
brass eandiesiirks, hand cut aud ieneHt saw,
shoVels nni tonHs, stihe hlai=s aud siakias,
smoothing, iorr, lack and ianief plans. vel
and eelioh eartz. mana aud catien fape, piaW
lncs, ani bad eaHls, eollinf axes. broad axaa,
angefz plfliamgai Hinges, butts aud s6rras. ealIe
mills, hooks and hinges if"es, wagon boxes. wallli
mons, straw knivea, gTasa aud eane sYihfs. Gao.
iinn easisieel aud sruhhIng hsss. sai nuns rfiBd
stones, OK aud ir4ce chains, nails and bf4as Of al
sises, shoyrls sradrr, patent balances. sisyes,
gifdfn fnkes, lfy pms ploW maullls, iron Of al
kinds, English. aerman, aud east steel. hoIIaR
ware OF ali kinds and descriptions, such as ovens
fkileis, pts aud kettles, Sc, &r.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
WIN. B. NcCutci,0n, ~ DO,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS
IN HIRDWiRE, CUTLERY, Jc.
b anAyIrR sf., NEW- onInaNa.

~ GRAvIER st., NEW oRLgANA
AVE now in slure, and for sale at law rOtea
! l a general assortment of Hlrdhare, Gallery
Ne, &e.-eousistinr in part Of nails, iron, cast
ings, sierl axes, hoes, snades shoYels stock ket.
ties, hafk mills guns aud rifles, French pots; coil
os, log trace, lopsail aud other chains; mill and
Frind.slones, anvIIs, bclaws Wees Rowland aud
other saws Of all kinds, sylhes and sckles, hopks
aud hinges, locks bolts hras wares shoyels
and longs, pokefs andifans, irndefs, table aud
pocket cutlery, scissors, fasafs, ri7pr slfaps aud
houes, HIuvea, cotton aud wool cards, planes OF all
kinds, files and edge toals, oopper' tools, ifsss
hoops, walters and tmf3, bils, auger aud augsf
bits, corlagf, palnts oils, tupentine oakum, pitch
and laf, stfag eulttr, corn shelters, hanes aud
enllais p'oagls ard plough mouIds tin aud japaned
wares, fishing taeklr Ia every variety,
H. MgRenANrs, PlASrEHs and olhcs, are re.
specifically Invited 10 call aud examine for them
selyesl my5lsi1ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
.I'eB Goods

rENllE subscribers als now receiving aad open.
iuf a large aud well assorted stock Of good.
suited to this market, which hive been selected
with great care, and ure nov oiitred to purchasers
AZ as low prices and on as good terms as they can
be- procured elsewhere. Our stock is general. com.
pristug Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
Gallery, Saddlry, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Croekcry, Glassware, Iron. Steel, Nails.
Castings, Tiuwarc, Carpenters and Blacksmith's
Tools, Groceries. SC, &c, sc.
A. BLOCK & son.
Ml.hIngion. All, April 90. lsli.2O.n
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
Tur RIO Falo pAs.-Tbi, mas, will

TnE RIO fRIo pAs.-This pass will
now become tie gea, point Of interest, as
ii /. evident, the enemy intend To make a
stand there, anl that We shall have another
severe battle. Age llleman who has iray.
eIlcd through the country, aud is familiar
with this pass, describes il to us, as much
more formidable than that Qi Cerro Gordo.
II goes through the mountain with a steep
ascent, and Tor nearly three miles the road,
with high and rugged sides, is only sufficient
to admit the passage Of single wagon at
a time. There is, we are informed, no
possibility ol,urning it, and no mode Of at.
tack. cHcepl by direct movement, through
the pass. II this be really so, we should
think. that with ordinary science and cour.
aye, it would be readily defended, but we
heard pretty much The same story of Cerro
Gordo, and we rather think, when the army
comes 10 Rio FIio, some other plan Of al.
tack will be more practicable, than by
marching through single narrow gorge
VI the mountain, for two or three miles,
under tue FIRE OF the enemy. on the steep
sides Of the road. The pass isabout thirty.
six miles IRON the capital and Rio Frio
(Cold Rivcr), supplies The city with waier.
". 0. Bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
New store atFuilon.

1 Lock, BROTHER 4 co. have asl r..
eepcd anl arr aaw opening a large nHl
spIendid aasatmrat pi gods, Consisting in pai n
the IoIlawinH
French, English and American Pfini-. n. II
d llown aud iIsarhed Shru.saad SHaalaaz.
~ - VI. uaaabrfss, -, "a lnaeIl DE-,
hlsaehed anl brown ddlinzs. checked tNrelz,
pehieniary stripe padding, Scotch plaid. rraaa
bafl1ei French hnnbuziass, anaea lastfes. EaaH
aud twled alpaen, red, WhIta, green aud yelaw
llaunes, sitlnct, Kentucky aud rlId mixed iralsa.
81 table damask, black and Wh.ls habnai. h haf7
lawn baok and SW.s musIIns. siIihfd ezmhrdaa
aud laekonsis, Marlborough stripes. hue Z. nia#.
black and eolprrd eamhnrks. lr.sa linen. prlatHa
eaiion drills aud eoltonadcs, apnan aud lau-taFs
el.ceks, bIaes iabhy velvet printed flanasis, hus
dnIls aud linzeys Georsia stripes linen AID cotton
tapes, slk, cotton and madras ia1dkHfehiais,
ffnged slIawls, tailurs' ennvass Rus#Il shseiiaHz
diaper broNa halaud, cotton llu#H, HanrIIs
aud grass skir1, fuHiing, eulton and wuftad
hinlus, seiifia, bIaek aud eaIofad cuiIan caIl.
eflpe dlhines, blu, red aud Wh'ig blankets, tsh.
ing, an-quia nellng GcofFla jeans, an King.
zan plaius Sc, d
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
EobOrers gyM,,sed,

IyIEN or twelve able bodied laborcs, 10 work In
Il brick yard and about the erection Of the
Washington Male and Frmnie Seminary. In the
town Of Washington, Hampstead county, Ark.
Wages Sl2 for every &c days work and boarded
f. u. ROBINS.
Warrington, May a. lslI-2j.iw
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

"What branch of education do you have
Chiefly in your schooll'
~ willow branch. sir! The master has
used up whole treel'
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

Uncle Zerubbabel says;-"ll's easier 10
smooth down the feathers Of an old setting
hen than to quiet II woman's tongue when
she's really put out"
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
STATE or ARKANSAS, I =
sarair STATE :, OF Ear. asNANsiS' ser
Ssri,r Circuit Court, January Term
january Is, 4. u, 1917
Benjamin +. Hawkins,
Plaintiff
rs. Attachment
Dickson IL Dyer,
UrfsydgBl

=
rINIlIS day came the plaintiff by RIldy. bis
attorney, aud il appearing to tie court that
the defendant Is a nonresident Of the State Of
Arkansas II il therefore ordered by the eoun
that he be and is hereby notified OF the commence
mcnt Of this suit and that the nature Of the plain
tii's demand is an action Of itcspnss in the case
upon promis $ for the sum Of two hundred and
seventy dollars and iorty-nine cents damages six
hundred dollars, aud that said defendants property
has been attached to satisfy the same, aud that
unless ho be and appear by himself or attorney on
or before the third day Of the next term Of this
court, at 0 cour, to be holden at the courthouse In
Sewer county commencing on the third Monday IN
July next, plead answer or dcmur to the plaintiff :
said action, judgment will be entered against him
and bis estate sold 10 satisfy the same. and i is
further ordered by the court that copy Of this
order be- published in the Washington Telegraph,
a newspaper printed in this State, for two weeks
successfully the last insertion to be at least four
weeks before the next term OF this court, until
which time this cause Is continued.
A true copy from the record
Tesle: l. n. HOLMAN, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
Notice

I $ hereby given that JoHS C,rrRrY, late of Ia.
! iayelte county, Ark, supposed 10 be a native
of Tennessee, Of fair complexion, about s feet and
Z inches high, wi,h blue eyes and between % aud
so years old, on the 25th Of January, lsl7. died
Va slid county without any known heirs, leaving
an estate Of the appraised value OF $ l0s2 H.
RICHARD BLANTEN,
Administrator ol his estate
93.6w
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
NTlTE On lRKlNSIN.
RH ja.
PHhhga

CouNrv oF Snma
IL Ac Circuit Court Of Srrier County,
IN rieaioa, JBas let, 4 D. lsiI
Sarah G.. Nining, by her next ircnd0
Elijah Tollsu Complainant Petition for
r. DirgIre
William " vming, DsfradaaL
,I,lllS day came the said Petitioner by Riddy
i her solicitor, and flied her petition Ia lhis
cause, praying l1 be divorced from the bond, Of
mairmony subsising between herself and said
defendant aud It appearing from the affidavit VI
The petitioner that said defendant il a nonresident
Of this State, Il is ordered that publication be made
notifying tho defendant Of the pcndcncy Of this
suit and unless he be and appear by himself or
attorney on or before the ihird day of tho next
term Of this court, st q court TO bo holden al the
court house In the town OF Papelilu IN the
county Of Sewer, and State Of Arkansas, on the
third Monday Of July next, and answer the petit.
ton Of the said petitioner, the same will be taken
for confessed against him aud decree entered
accordingly, and that ts order be Published IN the
Washington Telegraph for two weeks, by two
successive weekly insertions, the last 10 be at least
four weeks before the next term Of this court
|. N. HOLMAN, Clerk
A true copy from the record.
1esic: l. n. HOLMAN, Clerk.
%
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

Thomas and Donaldson, of the artillery,
aud host of others. The mail closes,
aud one has just arrived. &. II. L.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

STATE OF lRRiHSiS,
tOusft oF iiraprnn.
~ t. H5npisad CHfmi Court, % fls CiaasffE
sias ''assh FraIIafg TsH's. ffbmary lsih,
I n Isl.
Geefge {. Hannah aud Ann L
Hannah, h.s Hifr,
esmpiaiaaha.
- RiH iar
joel ". Hannah aud Samae .Pahheu.
baldwin
D,tradqats
His day came the said compliments By
their solicitors. and also came the sid Joel
". Hannah, unr Of aid driradiuis, aud the CON.
plainanls flied their bill, stating, among other
lhings that one Samuel Baldwin. late Of the county
Of lIrmp-iead. ms departed this liic. having By
his la,i will and testament brqncathed 10 the said
compliments and the defendant SAMUEL Baldwin
d miuor Under the nss o lwcnty.ouc year. all
Bis land. and slave. alirr the payment Of certain
specified legioiss in his will contained share aud
sharr alike; aud that among other lands owned BY
the said Samuel Baldwin, dec, the said tesiaior
purchased i1iilly with the defendant Joel W Han.
nah, ashoH time before biz death. divers tracts Of
land lying Ia the county Of Hampstead, andt the sep.
araie inierca Of zach IN ant aid lnd being unas.
csHnined, the sad compliments pray in their said
bil that ptt lion Of said lands be made bclwcen
The said conplsnauls aud The said defendants, and
the said compliments having filed with their said
bI an affidavit, stating that the said defendant
Samuel Baldwin is nonresident Of the State OF
Afkdusls Il is therefore ordered that unless the
said drfrndan, Samuel Baldwin be and appear on
or before the third day Of the next term Of our
llrmpsiead circuit court al a comi TO be holden
at the court house, IN the town Of Washington In
said county, on the tbfd Monday after the fourth
Monlay Of July neat, aud plead. answer or deinur
10 the oomplaiunnls said bll the same will be
taken loi confessed against him aud decree
entered accordingly And Il l. further ordered
that publication hereof be made in some news.
paper published u. this State ior two weeks BY
two successive weekly Insertions, the last whereof
10 be al least four weeks before the Third day Of the
mex, term Of this court, until which time this cause
is continued.
A true copy from the record.
Tcstrf s 4. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
To Planters.
yALuABLE= =PRoPETY
FOR SALE.

=sAfea accommodating terms Tie Plantation
sgIS now cultivated by him In Hampstead
y>-H., county, Arb, containing upwards OF
lIiagFa handfed acres, three hundred aud ily of
which IS 10 high STATE Of cultivation. There are
on the premises gead stables, corn.erbs, negro
houses, comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
smoke house, line gu house aud press, and other
necessary buildings, all Of which are new aud IN
fine order The tract Of land Is finely wairrcd
by wells aud spilgl, and is well adapted to the
culture Of colian aud small grain. tbs place .
regarded as one Of the most healthy anl desirable
locations in tie southern part Of Arkansas.
Also, that tract Of land situated In Pike county.
Ark., at the crossing Of the Little Missouri riycr
on the Military road leading from ldtlle Rock 10
Washington, containing upwards oi four hundred
acfes There arc upwards Of one hundred aud
iiily acres Of this tract improved. There i
large two story dwelling house on ihis Tract.
tan yard 6ne apple aud peach orchard, iinc sprng
water and icry across the lAillr Missouri
riycT which Yields a handsome profit annually
This place is considered one Of the best locations
for public house and stock farm in the state.
! will also sell my present residence adjoluing
the town Of Washington. This place Is hand.
somely improved, and Is situated upon tract Of
land containing thirty acres There il on this
place a large and commadons dwelling house,
kitchen, negro houses, oorn-crlb, stable, carriage
house and other necessary building., which makes
II one OF the mos, comfortable aud convenient
places for a family residence in the vicinity Of
Washington. There Is also 80 acres Of excellent
wood land near this place which will be sold with
Il Il desired Also the house and lots in the town
Of Washington lately owned aud occupied BY the
lion. Daniel r. Wh,er. and at present used and
occupied hy me as a law office. The whole ui
the above property will be dsposed Of on the most
reasonable terms ior cash OF exchanged for young
negroes. ..-..
GRANDSON d, ROYSTON.
Washington, Arb, May %, lsli.26.lm.
I1'The Banner aud Democrat will please copy
one month q. u. H.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
COP.sR T.E'ERSRYEH.

I HE undersigned having entered INTO partner
'hp on the lsl Of April, isl7, for The pus-
pose OF dalng general Si8rggs and Gawmis.iaa
Hhsidsss, Ia the town Of Fulton, under llle halna
and style of lilook, BaafHra 4 Co. would rez
speellaly Inform theIr friends aud lie public goa.
ealy ihal hafua leased the Upper NlreHlusa
ef ME- Il J. Smith they arc now prepared 10
receive goods GU storage
AUGUSTUS nLugk,
9 HENRY BLaCK,
Fulton, May !, ETH