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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

SrEcn.-rhe New York Journal of
Commerce says that ii is estimated, by
those who keep "lhc run" oil such things,
that the whole amount ol silver and gold
shipped 10 France aud England, beginning
with september last, Is from ten 10 eleven
millions Of dollars. The journal adds;
Tie outward current seems now 10 hare
ceased, except for the passing oil Of things
already started, The London packet this
week took 100000, and a small amount
viii probably 20 by the neat steamer
Bul lhis coin was purchased beiarr the
decline in bills, and II is senl forward be-
cause il cannol be disposed oi mere with
oul loss.
Within the la.l four days three or .anr
hundred thousand dollars in coin hae, he' II
received here, aud large sums in American
gnll hayc been deposited in the hanks Ior
want nj better market. Tue amount ol
dulirs paid IN lusl now is quite large, but
hardly len per cent Is IN specie, So that the
quantity of coin in the Sub Treasury Is
gradually diminishing. The Treasury
unlrs, however. afe being rapidly absorbed.
fhr bank. are INV becoming strong in
lin, and the Government weak.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

The following is the manner in which
the locoloco presses justify the arrest Of
Gen. Scott. We extract from the Wash.
inglon correspondent ollhe New York Sun.
THAT Gen. Scott has been succeeded
is deyond doubt, aud that his suspension
is the result of acts, that will Justify the
powers at Washington, when they are
developed, is also beyond doubt. The
cabinet is neither so foolish nor rash as to
subject Gen Scott to a Court OF Inquiry
unless he deserves it. They know. and
acknowledge the brilliant services Of the
Genrral.in chirfas readily as his warmesi
partisan could, but they also know that the
brilliant General may sometimes cross the
Rubicon in bis ambition 10 gain renown.h
The people will soon determine who il
/. has passed the Rubicon.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

The able Washington correspondent OF
the n. Y journal Of Commerce speaks lhus
oil Mr., Bells great speech in the Senate:
Mr.. John Bell, Of Tennessee made n
glorious harangne in the Senae. At the
conclusion be argued that the Senate should
adopt deelaUtary resolution against the
war aud mel objections to the declaration,
Has the Senate sunk so low, he said that
the honest and hard-working people, the
subslralum ollhe community, The main re
lance ollhe country, would not l.ok Ia and
respect It's opinions! The country, he be
lieyed would heed the eounsels Of this body,
II we wenl hrlhef in this war we should
have passed the Ruhieon. There was
force enough there already for any proper
object. lie would nol add man to it,
We were on the very brink ol lale--an.
other step and W. rannol rolracc ourselves,
In the progress ul the war, we were car
Iitd hark In the heroic ages; the history ol
the war was Il romance. THIS land ul
Mexico was marked out a. the scene oi
remarkable eyeus. Three hundred years
ago, Gorlez. with a band of 700 men, in.
vadcd and conquered Mexico. aud history
he.ilated whether most To ceusure or 10
praise his deeds. There were many points
oil resemblance heiwern that invasion aud
this. The people ot Mexico, seven eighis
oilhem. were the same race who were once
conquered They have all the marks oil
thai degradation 10 whhh the were suhee.
ted hundred of year. ago. They were
hewefs oi who'd aud drawers nf water. 1t
was jnsl relrihulian that had now fallen
upon the cunquerors otlhr sixteenth ccnln.
ry. Who could say that the eonquerors Of
the nineleeh century would no, meet with
the like relribniianl His panr opinions As
10 the war would be Ia make the hest treaty
We could aud gel ont al Mexico. Take
California aud New Mexico aud stop the
war. Stop il even without them. Stop At
npC, for a year hence goa cannot do r.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
INDIAN Flcilr.-Wo learn from Mr.. p.

INDIAN lIGur. .-We learn from Mr. p,
Bremond, that lheviug party of Ca.
manehes who were probably returning
from the frontiers Of Mexico, stole twelve
horses from the camp ol Capt Gillett on
the seco a lew months since. Lieutenant
Gozzens with twelve men went in pursuit
at the Indians, aud after following them
nine days overlook lhem near the head
waters of the Nueces. They sought shel.
ter in a lhekei, but The gallant Cozzens
charged directly nln the thicket and ailer
a short hui desperate contest hand to hand,
completely routed them. Seven Of the
Indians were killed, one severely wounded,
and the remainder, supposed 10 be live or
six, escaped, Two Of the rangers were
killed aud another severely wounded, aud
Lieut.. Col2ens was dangerously wounded
with an arfow IN his side, lie also re-
eeved severe wound in his arm, All
nl the stolen horses were reeapiufed, aud
eight or ten horses that belonged 10 the
indians were also captured, This is Ger.
leinly one oi the most brilliant exploits that
has occurred ON our western frontier since
the desperate fight of Col, Hays with the
Gamanches on the San Saba Houston
Telegraph.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

Gas. TAYLoRs GAINEs LErTrR-rng
surrRussEn PAssAGrs,-lhe pubic. It ap.
raar,. ate In hr favored with the sup.
nHe.,Hl passages ia the iimnns hitter Of
Grn. fayIuf 10 Cen. Gaines IN reference
Ia lhe Aimiaislfalion anl the war. written
sa1n alier the oil hero commenced his
brilliant career nn The Rio Ganie. L,
appears that il was d. Francis Baean, now
editor of the y. Y. bay Book, who, in
January. Isi7, lira published The letter,
WHh the consent and appreciation Of Gen.
Games. In hi. paper ul the 5lh inst. he
says;
The letter will he published in the Day.
Book Of Monday, carefully revised and
corrected, uiih he addition Of those pas
sagts uhirh Woe suppressed in the pre-.
yipus publication. lhry were omitted then
by the editor oi the DAy Book in the eIrr
else Of hi, avn discretion, Tor reasun,
which have ceased 10 exist.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

CorroS WoRKs IN GroRGn.-Froma report laid
before the Legislature Of Georgia, We learn that
there are thirty-two cotton factories In that Stfte
now in operation or in course Of constructioI, tn
the working and building Of which two millions Of
dollars are employed while, 5000 perods are d..
rcctly engaged in them, aud 5000 derive their sup
port from them, The consumption of provisions
aud agricultural products. not Including cotton for
the use Of these operatives amounts Annually to
S3U00O0 They use for manufacturing purposes
from $4,000 to 10000 bales Of cotton per annum,
and the amount of manufactured goods produced
during the last ear was cqualiu value to a million
AID hall Of dollars
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

MAtNG L. $. SENAroR.-The Bangor
Wing says:-"ll scenes now 10 he under.
stood ia Maine that the President request
ed Gov. Dana to appoint the Hon. Nathan
Clifford to oil the vacancy in the Senate,
To which he saw III 10 appoial Mr.. Moor,
of this city. The saeo Union speaks Of
this a. a matter which has clearly leaked
out. Il goes 10 show how the President
would Ike to bring his power to bear upon
the States, and to hold in his own hand,
with a despoI's grasp, even the state aP
poIntmeuls."
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

WAN BrfwgIN ruE DELAwARrs AND
LANAN,nLs. We lcam irum a grulie
man wbo recently arrived from Baxter,
that bloody b,:ilc wa. fought iew
weeks since between party Of Cananrhcs
anda ,ma.l hunting pary 81 DcaNalrs, ia
which the after vcfr defeated with he luss
ol twenty i've ur thirty warriors. II ap
pear, that The llrawairs have Tor year,
been rnrroacbng upon the hunting GROUNDS
OF the Cdmanchr,, aud A. they are re
markahly skllliu hunters they have d.
iroycd lmurnso uumirrs ui buffalo aud
deer, aud game has become ~ scarce in
some portions ol the Gamanchc cnuulp
hat the Indians are compelled 10 Iced on
horses aud mules. The Camanchcs have
also been cAa.prnled with the Deiawares
because thcy have sided with the whites
whenever hvsllltle. have existed between
them aud the indian tribes OF Texas. The
massacre vi 50 large number ul the
Delaware warriors wall. doubtless, excite
The whole nation To revenge ,heir loss,
and "c may expect that a hercc Indian
"n wlil soon rage along our borders.
lhr Dsiawargs have but few lodges IN
lc,hs, aud can At present muster scarcely
200 warriors here; bat ihey can easily
induce hundreds Of warriors to Join them
from their settlements in Missouri, and it is
probable thar the Shhwnces will make
common cause with them against the Ca
manchcs. The Delawarrs aud SbaWnces
are better suppiicd with firearms, aud more
expert in their use. than tho Camanches,
ana It is quite probable tina, they will drive
the latter from u large portion OF their
present hlnllng grounds i the war should
become gencral.-iiouion Telegraph.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

Arkansas LEAD.-Mr. MouLroS, an
enterprising miner who has number OF
hanls successfully working the lead mines
at the kellogg diggins,' about ten miles
north Of this city, is erecting a furnace for
the purpose oi melting the ore which has
been got ont The mines have proved
very productive; aud we understand that
the prospects are yen fiuefing. Arrange.
m.uls are b'tng made 10 prove up the
au'n country 20 ihr vicinity Of the dig
-'n-. which, we nra assured by those who
alfa Nam.nrd rte ocatou. will unjoub
rd,Y bc .uuui 10 boz. one Of the richest lead
districts ever discovered.
Afks. Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

ORrooN.-Alr. 6rorge Gary, Melho.
dist Missionary recently arrived from Or.
egon, says the entire population ol the Ter
filury i estimated at between seven ana
eigl.I thousand. This population consists
oi emigmnls from tbs county, French
Canadians, native Indians, aud lhose IN
the employ ui the Hudson Bay Company.
The population If Opsan Guy + ahau.
Hsa hundred y rrusus, however Ia.
- u5=H NksH sasai iha riiiss Of The
IaI1II a.Hkau HG.Y uaahHra yri, he
HIIs uI# asazH IaI usauHG. contain, but
#ku.seaIuH=H suzI fufH=NHa limHrs.-
Vancouver I.lu# fuf1aas ihlu twenty
THra maa, H.aras ana u..#H. ia lhr fm
H4u#ai cd lhr Hudson b. Cam,4al,
an usl uns white au4an. lhr principal
sas.rusu, afe Hplu lhr WaIamarcr.-
IL, fartiuu is considered the gatlta ul
laa territory.
Emigmnls wAu settle in Oregon make
cain IN a Tract ui aud bl sIthunlfed aud
iafiy aefes-one mil' square-anl many
ul them being ,ingr men, they ieare bal
sparse population IN the county. The
number ul white women that have cmi,
grated Ia Oregon Cily has caused much
more dlsinelnaiion lu the marriage OF red
women than formerly, Not inprc than one.
th.d OF the popilfliuh arc married.
The indian, have been drpfcdHed upon
by the new rmIgrAul., and they have IA
lum, committed drpledaliDns upon the
whites lhes have superslilous dread
oi the missionaries, ahd believe they cause
The cold weather, storms. accidents, &c.
ST. Loas Rcrtillc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

A citizen oi Texas has written com
municalion Ia the New York Tribune. IN
which he denies the truth Of the allegations
made by Sam Houston in his war speech,
on the subject of the Texan boundary.
This writer declares It is utterly false that
the Government Of Texas maintained au.
thorily over the strip ol land lying between
The Nueces and the Rio Grande from the
period of their declaration Of Independence.
In proof Of which he makes the following
statement, which is substantially corrnbofa.
ted by direct information from other re-.
spectacle sources.
/ hri r. Tcsan commission under Clni
N R. loo mp of h..e uu-HI.. H.
Hs Hm . .r rWuar WuH.
u h.s NrJc defined hf Hr lluHu.
HaHrH. oh nTafnHs aa. f. rr+a lr
Npna uDm, pmm lrrm d. lmuur. |
applied t1 Judge L.psrumle o., Galveston.
rrmy certificate of hral.6ghi al lae same
time uqurir- i'Ir were possible lor me to
Ior4e my land west Of the Nupres us
nearly nI on the east bank had been .n.
Gated BY others His answer to me was,
that the territory Of Ter@ did aoi er,end
beyond the NHeoCs. This was in the TALL
of 1s3Q,-LoHiSrlie Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
: LIGHT 1DRAuGHr STEAMER
ran sIin,
$. w.vANpgRGRIFr, MASTER.

. lN.oN- lIAyNa been thoroughly re.
S2ss,9S,SNA4-s] paired, and well fitted up for
ssi..li the accommodation of pas
sengen, will ply regularly between Fulton and
the Head Of the Raft, leaving Fulton on Monday
of each week. The Franklin is very light draughi,
aud will consequently be able to run between
these two points at almost any stnge Of water.
Whenever the water will permit she will run
through the bayou 10 Shreveport, A share Of
public patronage is respectfully solicited
Fulton, Feb 2s, Isis.lalf
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Clark xytIl,
FEM ALE INSTITuTE.

FEMhLE INSTITUTE.
VIE tfsl session of this Institution viii eom.
L menee on Monday the 5lh Of Frbrnury. lsls
under the sapcrinlendenee of
MRS. ELIzl 4. TOpD
Late frineiPil Of the Rngwool FcmaIr seminary.
near boston, Bowie county
Assistant teachers Of the highest qualification.
have been engaged, and are expected 10 be IN
attendance at The opening of the sehool
MRS. ANNE ELEEFT,
for many years an approved Teacher Of Music,
will continue her connection with Alns fopp'.
school, aud conduct the Music department. shs
will have the use OF two instruments ior uupils.
which viii greatly facilitate their ptgfyss Al
The teachers possess letters OF nnqaaAlial fueo,n
mendation from many distinguished scholars II
our country. which are open for the issprelnn OF
those who feel an interest in the mater
Every branch of learning neees,is = to psrte
education will be taught in The
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

1nouaur Thought Is the electricity of the braini
it shoots to the remotest periods of history, and
touches the first link Of life, 1t dashes through
the elements OF fire, air, earth aud water 1t pen.
erates to the depth of knowledge aud rises to the
gates of Heaven, 1t is an Infinitely small ray Of
tho brily, bestowed on humanity, il returns to
Him from eonuptabe to spiritual existence
Cultivate il, and yoa will be refined, neglect it,
and you will be debasod
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
southern Daguerrotype
Miniatures,

rSNAkEN by ". A. Buchanan, with or with.
out eolor lie respectfully calls tho al i.
tenlion Of the public, aud more particularly the
citizens Of Washington and its vicinity, To nj.
beautiful specimens, taken at Lewisville They
snfpass by far, in form and texture. any ever
taken IN the western country, His rooms are al
the Court House, where al arc invited 10 come
aud sec themselves a. others see th en-
Washington, Feb l6, lsle
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

Hon Joel 4 P5usclt, of South Carolina, for.
mrfy, minister to Mczico, has written letter to
senator Butler Of that State, which is published
the National lntrlltronccr, lie says there Is no
peace party in Mexico, aud his advice is to our
government. "Setilc what territory you intend to
claim, and tell Mexico you intend to keep It, She
will blualer and protest, bur never attack you
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
pbti.tirv.

nocToR BENJAMIN 2 JEl-r vii h.
- constantly receiving al las s,aaf rppa.,ie
the Clerks Office. Fresh Medieiae., DIar.. f.fI,.
and all articles usually kept in his line. curing me-
spring direct from New York, and h. ipy.,.s IN,
attention Of all 10 his stock. lie wIl sfII Al
greatly reduced priees, and upon accommodating
terms
Intending 10 leave in a short time l.f the .a.,.
ne mas earnestly to request all who af- .ndeis-d
to HIM 10 make immediate payment
Washington, Jannafy @, lsis.I.Iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

Difn-ln this vicinity, on "Wednesday last. the
23d nllr DANIEL, SIN Of John aud Elizabeth Jnstus,
aged L years aud , months
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
New Store nj Fulton.

MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE & CO.,
4 RE now receiving aud opening large aud
"A well assorted stock Of good. suited to this
market, which have been selected with great care
n Boston aud New York. and are now offered TO
purchasers at as low prices aud on ns good terms
rs they eau be procured elsewhere.
Our stock is general, comprising Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Sad5lery,
Clothing, Hats, Boots aud Shoes, Cfoeksry, Glaa.
ware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Ti.iwaro and
Carpenters Tools, Groceries, &c. &c. Nc
COLLINS. LITTLE n co.
Fulton, Arb, Feb, ., lsi5-0
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Dk. fs. II. JET

NrouLD invite hi. friend. to call at hi.
w Apalhecafy Store aud examine a few
snprr fine Masier MasOns' Aprons. and they will
also fiad there Cfoss Masonic Char, with
loi ni select stationary, consisting ol-Flne
Neums Letter, Drawing aud Envelope Paper.
PANT Baacs water rolon. Camel liar Pencils.
GIeyons, extra hae Pcnkngts Gold Pens with
af without eases, Pen llaIden silver and tinted.
Counting llonse Calendars. Letter Folders, stamps,
Racks aud Envelopes, Sealing Mas, Waters,
Black sand, sup Quis, Red aud Black Ink in
pts . pl aud iol bottles, Almauaes for 1915.
BENZ I. JET.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Philip w. Hale,

a TT0RNEY AT Law.
As settled in W ns'ningion, IIcmpsisai eoun.
! y w. Arks, with The Intention Of mnlipr /,
ns permanent resbiefice. lie will pfacte. \, IN
the courts Of tho 9Th Judicial circuit; al4o IN ,be
courts Of Union nd ouachita. Bushes. entrusted
10 nun WI rce''y's prompt attention
ne ne wlll % ionnd at Gen. Roysions Office
Washington January &c, 1887
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
CIarksville Female Institute.

IN accordance with the plans pursued IA the b..t
semlnaries of the United States.
Great expenses have been Incurred h, the pro.
puelofs, IN erecting handsome aud euinmad,,ts
buildings Tor the accommodation Of ,nanr ladi,.
as well ns to insure their intellectual ands mo,,l
Improvement; due attention to their health and
nahllefs VIII also be deemed an inIniianl naft
Of education. ~
Mfs. Tom ilaites herself that her experience
as teacher. together with the approval OF ngiprr.
Jus trends who have heretofore palfonissd her
senooi WI ensure her the support Of llb-ra pub
he-faH'enlafly as she has made many sarriiice.
procure iof tins portion Of Texas the advantage
Of a temale Seminary the highest order
TERMS FOR 4 SESSION of rtyr
MONTHS.
boarding, including washing bidding,
.r.,., towels &c; sso no
n.,, Writing. Il 10
p'lia IN odhography, Reading, Nning.
l,fammef aud Arithmetic. l. Nv
In addition to the above, Geopranby and
Astronomy, withlhe use ofthe Mar and
.,iobes' Natural. Mental, aud Moral
Philosophy, History, Ancient and Md.
era, Rhetoric, Botany. Chemistry aa5
nl'ho'osyi also Composition aud ihe
Ant Of Reading Poetry. T. nn
instruction in the French Language. Ia po
Music On the Pane Forte, u O1
son. = nn
Drawing aud Painting. IN 00
Embroidery in Silk and Won,sd III no
'lafksrlie, January G, fsls.g.1w
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
II ZR A HILL n CO,
Receiving and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,

Al THE OLD STAND or NIL, VAUGHAN co.
CAMDEN, ARKAMAa
AVlNG large and eommodious Warehouses
unuounecicd with the principal building in
town, necessarily iucurrng less risk, pledge them
selvesto to theitod friends aud all others that their
charges soall be as reasonable ms any other rigu
lar established Warehouses, aud by strict allen-
ton hope 10 give the utmost satisfaction to all
who favor them with their patronage.
Camden, Arb, January 20, ltie.S
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WILL ofttf for sale on the third day Of March
! next at the late residence of Richard Lofts.
IN Lafayette eunnly, on a credit Of twelve nonlhs.
the purchaser giving boud with approved security, ,
all the land aud negroes and thiHy.tWo bales Of
cotton and all other property belonging to the said
Richard Lotus, dec
JOSEPH h. GLASS.
Administrator Of Richard Lofts, dec
Fob. Is. lsis.ll.iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
10 the Public.
STATE or ARKANSAs.)

SfAfB OF dRhdNSAS,
CouNrf or IiEurrHAD.
Ia hs HsmPsiead Court of Probate. J-,,,,,,
TrH, 2la JaHaary, ls4s
N HEREAs Harriet D VIM. "A ,,,,s,,,
" Of the will Of Washington n w,sn A.
nas'ng failed 10 appear before this conn ma nh
ana hle her annual account current And .,,,is
neni Of the estate Of the said dcessssd Accord, "a,
70 'awi and Z appearing 10 the coIfi that ihsy,
harnei ID VIM has removed from be,onJ ~
limits Of the State Of Arkansas and has bee, r0s
non-fesident Of the State. f.k Therefore 49,
mat unless the said Harriet D. a. such "a, cur,
appear before this court on OF before thr fir, a.,
Of The next term hereof. Al court 10 b, ,,lSas,.
at ue courthouse in tho town Of Vast m ,,on ~
Tue county Of hempashd and State Of A *
on 'he second Monday Of April next, Al A ~ 80
account current and settlement Of Hsid ,-,,,.
eoid'ng to law, her ettcrs ,ssiainer Ma =,
70 hei as such EteeuirS will be enc s;.5 s' y
ofdered that this order be PUBLISH ID ~ ~ NJ ~ "
,ngion Telegraph newspaper pu hIi.hsS " I,". M.
s'hie' for two weeks successive nv ~, ~
'on 70 be at least four weeks b 5 =. ,bs @ -
Of this court "l' htA tih
a lfae copy from the ie cord
= L, SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
DISSOLU TfON.

fkNllE copaHneHship heretofore EXISTING bo.
tween the undersigned, under the finn Of
Levy s Brother, is this day dissolved by mutual
CONSENT All persons indebted to the iim will
make payment to Isaac Levy, who is authorised
10 collect tie debts due the firm
ISAAC LEVY,
NATHAN LEVY,
Washington, Arb, Feb l6, ls4s.ll
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

general assortment Of Fresh Medicines kep,
constantly Oh hand, and ior sale at rery lsr
prices, At The corner opposite the clerks Office, by
~ BENZ. = JETf
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Notice.

WILL make application a, the Aprl term
ot tho Probate Court in and for The county
Of Hem. stead, in the State Of Arkansas. m ,bs
yeot A d lsis, for an order to sell the saves
belon' dng to the estate Of Samuel McDonsld. dec .
m or der to pay the debts exhibited and allo ,,i
agoinsi the same.
MARGARET MCDONALD,
AdmnisirutriS Of S, Mcdonald, dec.
January -, is4s.6.iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
.NOTICE.

R virtue ol decree Of the Circuit Conr, Of
hemPssad county, We Wil sell 10 tho highest
uulef al public auction, al the court house door
- Tue town Of Washington. in the Stat. Of Ar.
Aahshs. on The slh diy Of March, ISIS, al the
lands lands ,bring about $1,000 aofcs) owned by Daniel
,, Morrison and The helm Of John Morrison, dec.
Terms, ercdd Of one, two and three years, pun.
ehastrs giving bond and security, &c. Further
particulars made Known on day Of sale.
w L. THOMAS,
w VI. STUART,
r II. CONWAY,
Commissionos
Washington, Arb, Feb lG. lsis.lO
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

\ few bottles wis,aF's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
also Mofslts PhdniS Bilen aud Life Pills. Cor
sale by BENZ 4. JEl-r
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01

The Senate Of Pennsylvania, by u vote Of is
TO IL has passed bill providing for the election
Of Judges BY the people
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
Last f0fice.

4 Ii persons indebted to the estate Of Jacob
~ Bulzarj, dec, are hereby notified, that
unless immediate payment il made, suit will be
brought against diem
JOHN o. HlGHTOWER,
Admf de bons non
Lswis'Sllc, Feb. 8, lsls.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-01
stuari's Landing.

stuari's Landing.
SALINE RIVER, SEWER COUNTY.
TliE subscriber has made extensive arrange.
u meuis for Storing Cotton on the saline.
about two miles above the Saline Landing lie
Is provided with commodious sheds. and has made
arrangements with the steamer Little River for
shipping all cotton leii In bis chafrr lie solic,s
a share Of patronage. and pledges bis unrematsd
attention to any business eonfded 10 his care.
Feb l6, ls4s .i0.3w