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In oircn among the people ($32l 900 ooo III 100000
What quantity of gold and silver may be in
other countries in Europe, have no means az
hand to ascertain. A vast quantity of the French
coinage crculates in Germany and Italy-yet in
all those countries the system of paper money
has been introduced few years ago, and it is
increasing rapidly. In Austria, paper money is
found az low az form, and in Prussia as low
as thaler--and large quantities of both are in
circulation.
great change for the worse is, therefore, in
pending over the finance and currency OF Eu-
rope, heightened and accelerated by the state of
society, the forms of government, the increase
Of population, the character Of the crops, and
other causes of less intensity. Pressure, panic,
paper money, disturbance and revolution, in due
time, will end the drama, and lead to the COM
mencement of new age in Western Europe
In the meantime, let the people of the United
States profit by the experience Of other nations;
for they alone, of any people on earth, have
the prospect Of centuries, and tens of centuries,
before them of comfort, peace, wealth and true
glory, if they only manage their affairs with
discretion and good sense. Let them finish the
Mexican war "a soon possible--et every
young man who can, 60 aploughing sowing,
and reapipg-let the carpenters go a ship
building; for thsre will be grea. demand from
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centiines.

BON pour obtenir UNI Pain blanc de deux
kilogrammes au prix de quartre-vingts
centimes -.
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VILE 1
DE
PARIS.

So far as these bOns are under the market price,
50 far they gratuities to the populace. Near
ly seven millions of francs, or 81 500, 900, have
already been spent on this system, which is con-
fined entirely to the popuace of Paris In the
provinces, when any disturbance takes place
growing out of the scarcity or high price of pro-
visions, the rioters are put down by the military
and there the soldiery have been increased
But in Paris, the populace is of more savage
and resolute character, particularly when hun
CRY and although there are 10000 troops in
Paris, besides 10000 National Guard, yet the
government have adopted the old Roman method
of feeding, instead of fighting them. In Ireland,
the famine stops revolution, and nearly puts an
end to repeal. In Paris, things take different
shape, for here the populace consider themselves
the legitimate successors of the Roman people
during the imperial regims-a populace that chan
ged the imperial dynasty whenever they chose,
but particularly when they were threatened with
famine and scarcity of food.
According TO the best calculations and pros
poets of the crops and finances Of Europe, there
will exist in this part of the world a permanent
demand on the ability of North America for food
varying according to the seasons, but gradually
increasing as the population increases. During
the coming season, the chances are that the de-
mand will be greater than that Of last season
now closing. This demand for food, in addition
to the usual supply of cotton, tobacco and other
articles, will necessarily turn the tide of the pre-
cous metals towards the United States, greater
| than in any former age. For the last three CEN
turtles the precious metals flowed from America
! to Europe-the great refux has now begun, to
pay for food, and il will be out of the power of
man to stop it. In London, the alarm has begun,
and the bank has thrown out, it is said, the bills
of the Rohschilds and Barngs, to vast amount,
for fear of losing their specie. The Bank of
England has about ten millions of specie in her
vaults, or $50, 100000 How much specie there
is in circulation in the country at large, do not
know but under the apprehension that the spe-
Gle will go gradually, agitation has begun in
favor OF returning to the paper money system
In France, the same ideas are beginning to ap-
pear. The government here is about comforting
on the Bank of France additional powers to Issue
paper money, Of $40 each bill, smaller denom-
nation than has existed since the era of the re-
public France has much more specie in circula-
ton than England, but not in her banks. The
following statement has been made by Mr..
Foud, one of the great bankers of Paris, and
also member of the Chamber of Deputes:--
GoLp AND SILVER FRANCE.
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Ce bon ne sera
raloble que due l6
du2S fcprier l847.
lie bouianFr de
IRA Ie rsAettre
nur preposes de u
administrative lie
Ter mars, d peine
de decheance.
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City Bible Society.


Pursuant to notice. the City Bible Society celebrated
its ninth anniversary In the Oliver street Church last
evening From other, the attendance
remarkably small
Tho exercises were commenced by the Rev. Mr. Fish,
of New Jersey readinga portion Of the Scriptures
The annual report Of the Treasurer was then read
The receipts for the year. .$l.sa7 10
Balance in the treasury. 10000 900
The societys proceedings as we learned from the
annual report, have been follows -
During the past year, thousand nine hundred and
sixty eight Bibles and four thousand two hundred and
Testaments have been donated to schools
and other institutions in this city, State and other
States The society has sent several Bibles to the West
Indies Oregon, California, and far Africa. The
United States Vixen spitre were supplied
From the letters of Acknowledgement received for
tions of Bibles and many gratifying instances
sion Of sinners mentioned which convince the
ccty that their abors in the great in which they
are engaged attended with the most happy results
and encourage the society to persevere in them.
Rev. MIR. MvssLr addressed the meeting and said
that the WORK which Inc society Is engaged Is one
ago. and which Is left for Christians to consummate.
The world would probably look upon their labors
thankless; but although they may be unrequted In a
pecuniary sense, they not in a spiritual It is not
however thankess labor because, in reading tho
books of the society he had SUFFICIENT to convince
daughter will and have blessed the donors Of the Bible
to them, and this society for their labors In the
labors OF the society In diffusing the scriptures,
1t was aided by principles of justice and righte-
ousness-justice, because the sacred book does not
property Of every son and daughter of ADAM Il was
committed to the Jews in the first place to be held in
trust for the world II afterwards committed to
the Church., which Ia bound to give II to the whole
world The field Of this Society alone the world
but the world is the field and every part Of It must be
cultivated that itmay produce fruit the glory Of God
We have the seed and In contemplating the principles
that should urge he would illustrate It in the
OF Ireland with Its famine its pestlcncc and death and
seed Is II not right and merciful to supply them
with the seed Of the Kingdom, which IL the only scc1
they need II is our duty TO provide them the
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Arkansas.

GnfffHaf.
Inos" 5. pssw.-laiir Rock, posi office
Neefafdrp af N'a's.
avn sHsta.-iattls Retk, pot tficc
A"fftior ef Pubic Aocolni,.
fti.s \. tosSat.==i.ttle Roek, lo,, Office.
Tenurfr.
sAsrrL AhAss.-i.iils Rock. poet ofiee.
Judges The sHIttmr Cont
Thomas Jehnsua. claef Justice, Coller.yills.
Saline county.
Willihmsan ;. Oldham. assaeiai. Jus,isr. F,y.
etieville, Washington county.
William Conway Il associate Justice, Bates.
Vile, Independence euuniy.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Notice.

AvING permanently located myself in the
city Of 81 Louis, ! have turned over 10
Messrs Hubbard & Hampstead all Of my business
and papers Of every kind, aud all persons having
business transaction with me will please call on
these gentlemen, aud they will give them any
information in connection with their business en-.
trusted TO me they may require, and persons
holding my receipts will obligc me by presenting
them as carry as convenient, as well as any claim
they may have agans, me.
JABfZ S. SMITH
81. Louis, Sept. %, lsi7-I23w
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Il. ii. Morgan,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER.
l AS just opened fresh and splendid assor,.
Z ment Of new goods Of the latest and most
fashionable styles, which he is prepared to manu-.
iaciure into every variety of gentlemens wearing
apparel lie has also an assortment of Hats
Cravats, Handkerchieis, Suspenders, &c, bIeacbed
and brown dom"siics, plaid linsey, kerseys, Irish
linen, prints, jeans alpacca, nannels, &c, all of
which he will dispose of on accommodating terms
Shop in Sullivan's Hotel.
Washington, May r9, ls47, 23.ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
To Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
FEslIE subscribers have opened new ftff
Foi.NpaY in the city Of New York, whffe
they are ready tosupply orders 10 any extent, ioi
any kind of job fancy type, ink, paper, easesi
ralless brass rule, steel column rule, composition
sticks. ehases. aud every article necessary for 4
printing office.
The type, which are cast IN new menlds, iiom
an entirely new set Of mAiriNes, with deep conn.
ters, are warranted TO be unsurpassed by any, aud
will be sold at prices TO suit the times. All the
type furnished by Us is "hand east"
Printing presses furnished. and also steam en-.
gues Of the most approved patterns,
n. B.-A machincsi Is isoonsianily IN attendance
to repair presses aud light work.
Composition rollers cast for printers.
art.dion Of newspapers who will buy three
times as much type as their bills amount TO, may
give the above sx months insertion in their papers,
aud send their papers containing Il TO the sub
serihers. COCkROFr & OVEREND.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
DIR. A. &. Brent,

1 Gu duaic Of the University Of Glasgow
y Scotland, and practitioner II somr sixteen
years' standing, ehietly in the Southwest, woult
tender his -rrie"s as a Physician. Surgeon. Sc.
to the citizens Of LewisYille Lafayette county
Axis. Office and residence in the town Of Lewis
Vile, where he may always be found, unless pro
frssionally engaged
Iewis,ille. June II. lsle.af-ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Notice 10 Planters.

''llE undersigned has opened a shop for the
manufacture Of and repairing Gin Stands
one mile southwest Of Washington, in the shop
formery occupied by John Mays lie pledges
himself to manufacture Gins Of the most i'm.
proved style aud finish, warrlnting all work done
by him equal to the representations.
Having recently made large and extensive
purchases Of the best material in the eastern cities
with all facilities for executing work with prompt.
ness aud dispatch, he hopes to merit share of
the public patronage, heretofore so literally ex.
tended 10 him.
! will keep constant supply of Gins for sale
at the store Of A. Block in Washington.
j. r. CROSBY.
Washington. Dec. 30. lsiG.6.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
ALLEN W. BLEylNs.
Attorney & Counsellor at Law

IsESlDES at Washington. llempsleadroun
IL ~, Arkansas, and aillfeeuiafly attend oil
Of the courts in the counties Of lafayette, Se'
sirr, Pike, Clark. ouae.iits. uaion and Hemp
stead. lie will give the mnsl prmri and un,
rem,iod attention TO oil husiness eohfded 10
him. Aug i6. isia-5-if
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
ProseoSiiBg Afiorpcps.

= 80 T'TTV- FFTTWTFT ".
Isl Creuit--N NJ Foster. Helena. pLJl;,.
county.
md cheu'I-Aolon u, Jones, Pine Bluff, J.G,t.
son county.
sd cueuii-Silas {. Walker, Ba,,s,lle, Ipde.
pcndenee county.
4th cirenii--A D Greenwood, Btnton,ill,.
Benton county.
''h ofcuii.-George e. Watkins, and Attorney
General i'Iile Rock, pulaski county
:, ''h 'rcnli--Aen ". Blryins, Washington.
Hampstead county '"'
hh Creuil--JosePh J. Green. Van Burep,
Crawford county
9Th c'fouli-R Lyon, II Dorado. Union county
TERMS or THE CIRCUIT COURTS
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
tluiniiic.

FEW ounces of sulph Qunine iusi received
' and for sale at DR.. d 7. Ieit's drug store for
cash, Expecting to receive a large supply Of
Medicine shortly from New York, | invite the
attention Of Physicians aud others to my stock.
which will be sold at the very lowest prices for
cash only Call aud see.
d, 7. JET.
Washington. Oct. II. lsI6-4s3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
.Hen Goo dsl

rEsIlE subscribers are now receiving aud open,
ms large aud well assorted stock ei goods
snitsl 10 this market, which have been selected
with great care, aud now Offered TO purchasers
At as low prices and on Us good terms as they can
be procured elsewhere. Oui stock Is general. COM
prisihR Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods Hardware,
Cutlery. Saddlery, Clothing Hats, hea'. anu
sliaes, eroekefy. Glassware, Iron, Steel, Aals,
Castings. Tlaware. Carpenters and Baeksnihs
Tools. Groceries. SC, sc, &c
A. BLOCK & son.
Washington, Ark, April &c. lsi7-2Otf
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
REMOVAL.

rTlIE subscriber takes this method Of inform.
L ing his friends aud customers, that he has
removed his store to the brick house formally oc.
cupird BY Prescott & Belts where will be fund
general assortment Of Dry Clothing,
Hats, Boots, Shoes Groceries, sc, at prices TO
suit the times The Public are respectfully in.
yled to call and examine his stock.
l.. b. COLLINS,
Fulton, August 18th, lsi7--36-y
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
New Tavern i'm Fulton.

HAVING rented the well known Gross keys
IL Tarern, ! am now prepared 10 receive
boardcrs OF accommodate travellers on reasonable
terms. My stable is well provided with corn aud
fodder, and every attention shall be paid to tho
comforts and wants Of those who favor we with
their patronage. -
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton, Oct ~, lsi7-4i-tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
JHdpcFof fLs Cb.euy royr,,

JndP'fof me tHCu9 Fonris.
isi crenii-John Z Jonts. Helena, PLiIIip,
county.
2nd circuii-Nillum II. Sutton, Columbia.
heoi county.
80 d'ncuii-William c. Scott Baies,ille. Inde.
pendenee county
AZ an criu'--sebron G. sneed, Fayetteville,
Washington county
5'ii 'ncuiI-Niliam u. Field, Little Rock.
Pulaski county.
olh orcnii--Grerge Conway, Washington,
Hempsiad county
an sife"il--Niiliam " Floyd. Clurk.ya.,
JohnsohC county.
IN Cue ii-chrisioPhtr G. Scott, Camden, Qua.
chi,u ucoay,nn
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Gin Manuiaci0ry.

HNIlE undersigned sry now manufacturing their
] improved COTTON GINS at Minden, La.
and are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gn.siands, made after The latest and most i'm.
proved plans They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within 1875 miles Of Minden or ai
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas. free
Of any additional cost. All orders from a distance
will be promptly attended TO. For any information
relative to the quality Of their Gins, they refer TO
Gen. q. ID. Roydon, William Crabtrec or William
Vaughn, Hampstead county. or Henry VI. Le.
may, u Strickland and A. c. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACKY g. SHIELDS
Minden, La, May 10, lsi7.23.tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
COpartnershiD Notice

HNIE undersigned having this day associated
with himself in business his son DAyJD
BLOCK, the business hereafter will be conducted
at The old stand in Washington under the stylc ol
A. Block 4 Son. He would avail himself Of ,bis
occasion to return his sincere thanks 10 bis oId
friends and customers for the liberal PATRONAGE
heretofore extended to him, and assures them ,bs,
no eSeriions will be spared to merit continuance
{ il by the new firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Ark, April 26, 1sl7.2O.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Sgm. -. tieCuteh0n, ~ 90,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS
IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY, 5e
IS aRAylea ST., sew ORLEANS

~ dAAAihh ST. ahN NhhAsN"
HAVE now in store, aud fur sale a, low rates
I general assortment Of Hafindre, Euiidgi
Sc., &e.-Gonsislng IN part Of nails, iron, cast /
ings, steel axes, hoes, .spades shoypls, stock erl
ties, bark mills guns aud miles, frnoh pots coil
on, log, trace, lopsai aud other ehainsi mil aud
grind stones, anslls, bellows, vices, Rowlands and
other saws Of all kinda, ssihes and sokles hooks
and hinges, ockssetews, bolts, brass wares, shovels
aud ionrs. pokez, aadifans, frndrrs, table AN
nooket cutlery, Scissors. fasofs ra4ar sirops aud
homes sieyes, eatian aud wool eafds, Planes ol al
kinds, files and edge tools eoaper-' TOOLS trees
hoops, walters and tfays. bits, nugen and angeT
bits, eordare, paints. oils, tufpentne, oakun, piiolt
and tar. straw eut,efs. corn shelters, names aud
collars, ploughs and plough meulda tin aud japaned
wares, fishing tackle in every variety.
dJMsaen.sfs, Ptssfsas and others, are re-
spceifully invited 10 call aud examine for them
selves. mI5lsi7ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
sleeper 4 Fenner,
MAN fACTuR RERs OF
[ MBRELLiS, PARAs0Ls. &e..

Nnla6 aAEKrt srREgt, sotru slnE hglow rouRrn
PuILADELr
INVITE the attention Of merchants aud manu-.
] faeiurers TO their very extensive, elreant, new
stock prepared with great care, aud offered at the
iainssi possible prices for cash
The principle on which this eanerfn Is esiah.
lishsd, IS To consult the mutual Interests Of their
customers aud themselves, by manufacturing a
good ar,icle selling nj the lowest pres for cash.
and realizing their own remuneration IN the
amouni Of sales and quick teinfns.
Possessing inehhausiiblr facilities faf manufao.
lnre, hey are PREPARED to supply orders to any
extent, aud respectfully solicit the patronage Of
merchants. manufacturers aud dealers
Philadelphia, Pa, July |, lsI1.1a
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
COP.gRT.v'ERSHfP.
EO, Sale or Rent.

vT,EE well known CRoss KEYS TlvERN situated
4 in the most eligible part of Fulton, and at
present occupied by Mr. Kay is offered for sale or
rent on accommodating terms, il application be
made soon. Possession given by the fnl Of Au.
gust For terms apply to
BLOCK, BRO. a. Co, Fulton, or
A. BLOCK a son, Washington.
June 90, ls47-2g-n
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
a.ss.,= San ss sss A..

CIV Es ~ ts - - AZ
MADE his escape ffom the Jail Of Hampstead
WI county. On the night Of the 23d Instant
Jesse PHILLIPS, indicted iur The murder Of
Thomas sptllman. Phillips is about feet
inches high. spare made, dark hair, black eyes
and youthful hppcaranee; about 90 yean Of age;
speaks quick anl with grea, deal Of nssafNnet
iwill give the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery 10 me.
fRIcE ROACH, Jail0r
af Hampstead CouHiy, Ark.
Washington. Nov. / lsl;.a0
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
n tice.

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD, scr--At the
~ Court Of Probate for said county, At the De.
,ober term thereof. A. ID. lsi7, the following ad.
minsiration and guardian accounts current were
filed for confirmation at the next January term of
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
TRu.rtrs orncr, Rrn Esr,rr n.sk.

TRusfnFs orncE, RrAL Esr.rE BaNK.
Washington. irt.. 20th iprii. ISL.
nEBIoRS to this office are hereby requested
IL to eone forward Immediately and pay oas
aud interest due aud renew their notes. as all
uates, without discrimination. remaining unfe.
newed will be placed in the hands Of the Bank
Attorney for suit
ny order Of the Board
~ T.. BRlr'ftN, Clerk. &c
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Britt,s Hotel,
" WASHINGTON, lEMPsTEAD CO,
ARKANSAS.

sa'lIE subscriber begs leave to infarm his friends
] aud the public, that he still continues husl-
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied hllh'
self with every thing necessary for the aeeein'
mediation Of the travelling community Ills hense
is eommodous, the rooms well arranged 'pi
families and his table well supplied with the best
the market affords,
Ills stables are large, bounifally supplied WIN
aud attended by careful esilsfs
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be want.
int Oh his part to render comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him call. Ills charges Will be
as moderate as those Of any other honse IN the
south. as an evidence Of which he fefeFs to the
following
RULES
Boarding per month, $40
noarding aud lodging per week, -
i" day. Is
Single meal, 70
lndginF, ~
llorse feed, 70
Keeping man and horse all night. 81
Keeping horse per week, -
GEO. q. BRIT
Washington, Oct. 10, lslS-7-n
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Doctors .Bctt 4 Block

Lave associated themselves in the Prao,ice
Of Medicine. Their offices are in Wash.
ington and Fulton, where one or the other NAV
at oil times be found 10 attend all calls for theGr
services.
Washington, October II, lS4G-4stf
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
NedicaI .vfice.

hoCToRS r. A. BRUNsoN 4 p r
- BOOKER, having associated themselves
u the practice Of Medicine, respectfully tender
heir services to the community.
Office IN Columbus, Hampstead county, Atks
T. S.-Those who have been aborinp unde,
chronic disease Of long standing, may find /, 10
their interest TO call and see them. a.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
STATE OF ARKANSAS, +,

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
CouSrf OF LaFsfErfE.
Cierps 0fes Of The Lgfagfifs Circuit copri, "a
ne ckaHestg sidf Of said Court, ia racatioa,
i6tk AoreH,bsr, A. j, lsl7.
Ham. Hill. Guardian q -
Miner lleirs Of Abraham
Maybeffy, dee.
Petitioner.
Washington : Buroh. Eliza .l'.. 49,.
Hughes. Eisin Mickey,
las Administrator uf the
Estate Of rhilipo Hughes,
dec Samuel lee and In.
diana l.. Lee, his wife
Defendants.
ss,ills day came the said petitioner by Grand.
son ID. Ro,ston, hrs solicitor, and flied his
petit n in tbs eause. aud also an affidavit ihai
al o the said defendants are non.rcsidcnls cf thr
Siatesof Arkansas 1t il therefore ordered ilal
publication of this canse be made IN some news
ppper printed IN the State Of Arkansas, notifying
the said defendants Of the commencement and
object Of this suit, which Is 10 iorecose mortgage
to certain lands situated in Lafayette county, Ar,
kansas, mortgaged by Philip o. Hughes aud Elila
Hughes, his wife in the life time Of the said Philip
10 the petitioner in this cause, 10 secure III. pay.
ment Of the sum S7.2l5 67i with interest ifom
the 95,h day Of May. ls4l. The said defendants
are therefore hereby notified Of the commence.
meni and object of this suit, aud are hereby re-
qufed 10 b. aud appear before the Judge Of the
oircu, court in and for the county Of Lafayette,
in the State Of Arkansas, in ehancery sitting at a
court 10 be holdrp in and for the county Of La
fayeiie AFORESAID, at the court house IN the town
Of Louisville, in said county, commencing on the
iiri Monday in January next, and then and there,
within the time prescribed by law, plead. answer
or demur 10 said petition. the same will be- taken
as confessed and judgment entered accordingly.
And Il is further ordered tina, copy Of this order
and notice be published by two successive weekly
insertions Ia some newspaper printed In this State
the las, insertion Of which 10 be at least four week
before The first day Of the next term Of the l.
fayrtte circuit court.
tue copy from the record.
ID. II. DICKSON, Clerk.
BY D. EDRseros, Dept clk.
4g.2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Notice.

a LL persons indebted to the undersigned are
earnestly requested 10 come forward and
settle up, as longer indulgence cannot be given,
Sept 90, ls4G-I5 If '''
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
DR. n. ID. SMITH.

INAkES this method Of announcing TO his
Il friends and the pnblc, that he will
promptly attend all calls in his profession, with
as much skill! and fidelity as formerly.
r'ofnorY " lr93. 32-ti
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Notice.

NWtICt.
II books and accounts up 10 the lei Of Jan
VI uhfy, isl5, arr in the hands of JaAEs I
Jtrr, Esl, for settlement All persons having
unsettled accounts with me to that date will
please call at my old Office aud settle the same
with him, BENI. I. IETsf.
Washington, August Is, lsi5.-Is-if
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

Notice is gwen TO all persons interested In said
settlements TO come forward and Gle exceptions to
said accounts, if any they have, On or before the
second day Of the next term Of said court at a
court to be holden at the court house in the town
Of Washington, in said county, on the second
Monday Of January next, or they will be forever
barred from excepting to said accounts or any item
thereof
Tesic: S. T. SANDERS, Clerk,
Washington, Nov. 10, ls47. -4s.3w