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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22
A GARD,
A GARD,
From the Proprieiors Of The '.7ngio- Saxon
TO THEIR PATRONS.
MALICIOUS RORHERyuf

Between II O'Clock on Saturday night.
o5th ult., and 8 o'clock on the morning Of
the following Monday, our office was enter
ed by some person or persons unknown,
who carried off three new MAIL BOOKS,
into which the names OF our subscribers had
been lately transferred. The envelopes al
ready written for the next number of our
paper, our old mail-books, and every thing
tending to give as the slightest che 10 the
residences of our subscribers, were also CAR
RIEn OFF! These were the ONLY articles
taken, although there were many valuable
books, articles Of wearing apparel, printers
materials &c. sc. in the room where the
robbery was perpetrated, as well as in the
other rooms of our establishment We do
not therefore attribute the theft To n profess
sioaal thief, but to some villain who was
envious of our success, or who, fancying
himself aggricved by ny, took this unlawful
or malicious means Of reyenging himself
rightly imagining, that to eur us off from all
means of communication with ouf subscri-
bers, would he the next thing to a death
blow to us, and to the immediate progress
of the literary reform advocated by us.
Under the circumstances, we have done
all that can be done. We have sent a copy
of this CARD" to every editor in the
United States and b. North America, re-
questing them to copy il. Our subscribers
are requested TO r,ite 10 as Immediately,
informing us to ,chat number, az 10 about
what number, their subscriptions extend. -
We will Immediately enter their names in
a new mail-book already prepared for that
purpose. We wllcontiuue receiving these
names until May lst. Until then, we will
not publish the next regular number Of the
f" ASGLo-SaxoN." BY this arrangement
none of the articles on Phonctics,n by
Zabdicl Hauritz, nor any other matter rela-
ting to the Immediate object of the paper,
will be lost ~ our subscribers. In the mean
time, we shall strike off several thousand
copies, containing interesting matter TO he
gnner~, and circulate them gratuitously
among teachers, all over the country.
We trust that it is unnecessary TO request
our subscribers, TINT ~ this misfortune has
placed n entirely AZ their mercy, they will,
if they do not remember the eract number
at which their subscription expires, rather
give us, than Themselves, the benefit of their
doubts. II will he necessary for them, al
any rate, to state definitely. UP TO WHAT
NUMBER they ARE entitled, to the best Of their
helief--as ii will be Useless for them to leave
us To decide upon the merits Of their re-
peciivc cases---,ce haping lost all memoran-
da Of our transactions Nth them. May we
not also ask them, under these circumstan-
ces, To pay their own postage?
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22

A TRacEpY.---'rhe Texas Civilian Of
late date sas:--"A tracical affair happened
short time since in Fort Bend county. A
respectable planter, by the name Of Blakely,
became partially dcranged on account Of his
daughter having married, as the father be-
lieved, beneath her condition, with attend.
ing circumstances unfavorF''e TO her good
name. IN his distracted state Of mind the
father first shot the son-in-law badly though
not fatally, wounding hun, AMI then blew
out his own brains. The daughter Il rep.
resented to be overwhelmed with sorrow
and renorse.o H
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22

iDNIssloY or WiscossIN.--We receiv-
ed by mail yesterday, and hasten to bay be-
fore our readers, the hill now pending in
Congress for the admission Of Wisconsin
into the Union. IL was Introduced by Mr..
TwFEDy and referred in the appropriate
committee, on Monday the 10th instant; The
Constitution of our new State having been
only transmitted TO Congress by the Presi-
dent of the u. s. on the Thursday prevl-
vious. forty four days after The close Of he
Convention. Asa consequence, the Consti-
tuition could not he printed and laid before
the committee and the House, until the 9Th
nit. What the reason, or object Of this de-
lay was, we cannot imagine. Mr.. TwEE-
by writes NJ tint be is urging the Commit
tee to speedy action, but apprehends con-
siderable delay, il not opposition, from the
strong remonsirance signed by 400 inhabl-
tants of the Upper Mississippi, against the
Rum River, or st. Croia Valley boundary.
The Bill, IS drawn by Nj. TwEEDY, viii,
we think, be generally acceptable 10 our
People and we hope to see ii speedily a
Law.-.Mtf. Sen.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22

MuRpER.--On the 10th ultimo, at Fort
Smith, Arkansas, Samuel Edmondson kill.
ed Jesse Merritt by shooting him with pis-
tol. Edmondson placed himself in posi-.
tion where he could take deliberate aim at
his victim without being perceived. Ed-
mondson was placed in custody.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22

CoiosEL FGrNosT's CLAIN.-It is said
that the claim Of Colonel Fremont upon
the government, for money and supplies fur
nished BY the citizens of California for the
use Of the United States, is a little more
than $500, 900. The faith Of the govern
n,ent, it Is said, is pledged for the payment
of this claim. Horses, cattle. saddles, arms
and accoutrenents are among the principal
items which make up the amount.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22

ERIE Canal EELARGKNEST.-This
work, 50 vitality important TO Western in
terest-, is, we are glad to learn, to be Wig
orousiy prosecuted under the pew Wing
Administration in New York. A bill Is
before the Legislature, aud will tss spsedi-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22
Banks Resumed Business.

Paris, Feb. 23.-The city continues tran
quill. The Provisional Government OF
France receives numerous declarations OF
adhesion from all parts.
The banking-houses have all resumed
business, headed by the Bank of France
That Bank discounted 100000 francs
worth of paper on Saturday, and the Pro-
vsional Government has lodged in its cof-
fers 200, ZOO, 900 of francs.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
FANcY AND sTAPlE pRY.Gools.


ean la EleJ and t, @
Iti an laap
lei sus book
kandr sl,s
lars Cbp1p,y
md daa,.s
irprlaH
uardIld
uld
suh sIaH
oHs Msas
Ct a 64:hk nIea
ueaa ] s and aasn ags esaa sni easng o5s
aNs.m
@ @ @ aa ,lae. aln aazs Gkiase ss or French rr
afii hik HrpIs Alraazi
S a' s aaa5 Corded t s H' embroidered dummy; furniture dty
tesn Ieansi Ra,a duck e4
ea Al 6mi r,rz
sa'ba td lmu,.
ny P ksnsst "hlr anl ba massnar
5aa Ia hIs viii ii
=Ibdfzar.
Vagina aaaIAa azasfi
nd
14-p'6 Ealhr
H'sN f
TED I,4s ,,l
l,euIa #Ha aaIa4ff
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
oBITUIRY.

Died at the residence Of DE- Il +. Williams in
this ps'e on the 9th inst, Mr. Sarah King .n the
6]d year Of her age. The last illness Of the do.
ceased was long aud painful aud was borne by
her with that patience and resignation which ever
characterize the last struggle or the christian.
The chamber Of the dying Is always enc Of gloom
and tears; but there Is a consolation in knowing
that the spirit, that is about taking ~ ghi, will
wing ils way 10 that realm whore pain and tealIl
will never be known
The deceased vas native Of Virginia aud for
the last eight or tan ycar has resided In lhE place
For many years she has been a member Of the
church Of Christ and has ever borne henell q, %
sincere, meek aud devoted christian. Sb. wrs
willing aud feared not 10 die. None but lir
tinn eau look death in the face unmW-d IIHt
slcrn conqusror has tcuors Tor the sinner be up
proaeh does not alarm those who have put ou the
anmor of righteousness and trust n Goi The dee
ceased was universally loved and ycnrrilod lor
her pieiy aud christian graccs and hus left rcla'
tive- and a large circle Of friends to mourn over
their bereavement.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
NOTICE.

N m., poaf1 Of Trustees of the Washington
Male and Female Seminary, take plensnrg
~ annoole'og to tho public, aud particularly The
a,g"ua aau patrons Of education that tbay bnye
s"sIgea 'he hgf II. &, fiMrat, late of the Jael.
spa Institute itnn' as principal Of the malc de-.
Fall"'9a' p' sad instlulion. fbe schoal win h.
"Ps"ga 't ." Tue lalhdny Of oclohrr next, preyios
" w''eu, however there will be issued sjronl,r
epHl"'''l'g all The Information which may be de-
s"g' ,", ~ Palenls and guarins, toarhmg The sys.
,,,,l a,i VI instruction, government. aud terms al
III ano ePenng Of the female daIallaieal +. post.
.4a'u ia !, consequence Of the unavoidable de,rn.
Nm al o. Ah slafs aud hs corpz ol teachers M
hf"'P''ls' uo'tl lar GHt Monday of uclubar neat
w..t.z=.- 5. fSANbERS, Sff'v
washington, sfp.,nbef lllh, lsis.gg
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
UENINOTHNG AND FUaNSnNG DEPARTNENT

rncl black cloth quality Super E,I. ll @ o-
- I,cne
tork sacks hf DO ID qualify Do p paos
Mhtr blue at Jsa do do do Bh aud white AfuE
fancy ed pdFk cashmere, du, DNcnu, cloth lrl French mrrr
Nrfd Islands,
SPRING ANrbhe block mixed
CImcuc, London lR NEARccspmp D Etc
A1no aud fols pearl llr,
do huc fks aud
Pantn.Spr u IL, dr kund crll
hne g-I
burmon, Nuknu French
gbuJoun
Vos.s-I .ltn, rolling ut cold cotton bO
valencia efnierd Mug 'o plaid tn l1ufd auib
Nnr1oar plaid hf quill M. German
sh,IBSIt lambs wool A plaid ueu bull
rrl ru
rs.-l Hula
utur Nic hucn do am
,A aul Eik
ruBl
1ru Unrn.a
NOD Hlncs
kuudlo
trca6 k and rim of ils1es ukg oil m sizes; crrbgs
Youths oI
H.
Mexican kekcf fash brush.
r. wpboy
Ready cloth t irghom aud palmetto
l,andu ulntslr
SIl cfdoA
a. hides heavy Werngo boy thick IA ngd do thick kp
s.-Gcn nee md dboundcil lfsewcdh
dog lool
children
lined polka aud
ohdreus boots hshut' Misses do
Of quus
W. and usu hogani
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
n E,W GOODS

IIiE undersigned respectfully call the aii.nii,,
9'thsi trends and customers to their large and
@,n sg'reled stock Of goods comprising every
a1ieie mat issisnnlly hep, IN a southern sforel
"hlon nave ln'i bcen received aud are ollrrnss %
'os 'nAt ahy one Wishing to bny cunHel IA doing
'ouy oaliing oa lhem They deem il unnecessary
~ aen'a'ie t7-s article, as they do not wi. %
Wy me pnlhc by r-fnsing lenghiy ana long
wndrl advertisement We Erlr.nfJ.n, In, IN.
l'ss one praises biz stock Of good The b-tier. o,.
stock speaks for ils.'f We have oay 10 ,,ms,t
THAT larger boats may venture more
ha' ""r a.I'roncs-shouId kc,p urar shore. e
Give % call before Purehndng elsewhere.
A. BLOCK Il SON
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
II l DN2tR RE

ELteksAffii,' nas hole anvil. a, "a q,
Sas ,ls lo,sIog1f c l as :. = h1nnsa. oass dss
Ii,ls fas m s4' 81 $50 kals turning r H tr m
saa d. tadase ,5H5fs sqss.ss sta saN
s - r., f sali. and eaasn d
handles ags pe shoe 'aek 20 Peg s I & 5 @ NJ % %
For ielleF.-naq hinge. p,raspt lia-, aaa . , -
snd. h"bif qla.is, Gl.of an ms, 3 .a do,
pm } - e.a' al Anai %" fas 5n ma.
For i'...sesp ,atoa. qualities t,, a. and and
5p 1', aud ged adess paasd cilon BOXING
E' al 'lnas ,fs Tf saiun spr. m sz
.at as'ane 81 l1be cutlery coos anl mmsn, ias sai @
RAT aai naF 9p n 99l
trgtns aa s 4 NV - and IL black
r. q re l' es osl .shas. g. aai o Of
bras. and ai nti gsss bonnet ne. o
- - riR,r.as-c",ons sa.: ,pnSSs , n aoia.
SEf ,,, 1., a"d stones; ave.. ls I FSu @
sqaon' manufacture hand ard .,m tsr5 ' t
sA Ma"Dieoia and halter i
agh sn G li.. H sn % ,a,. [''rf "pr gulsns paug
nu 'ph sa'd bsd nom D. go usS. @ S h& o & sheet
u'l@ Nggn.sAf, atd asst ' "'''''
,, & h Of fo .nd Am-s 'Ai ad ia. ssr baker, gG
@ escorted rs. and American blister steel, c,,
'eu' qn1 double sud guns psdnscr. pistols ,,o
Eean Dan'cm Pn"sdr noastuSa: ballet Tnoads pp s
(ocs @us. & @ pf nipples rr.nsi percussion and at
Ei s'n1i pTon line eanner ins III snI Gng
syNDRES-n.s r rars patent cups buckle. a,,d sizes r,
.qE I t a"ts ns r7g rrdIs oradms ~
u g'Hsi gaus hnod md ", s.,a
JaeE taa, @ Of Si & o. .a a @ i. g-' 3 ',GaPp'F hat p"i
I'd tg ' ,'ao aai Aoi pc7 pocket eoar.
s aud .r' "r'ui 'iira0 Case. aai
De- Buaht ,sr' arl 1. r.uur col.r.. '5 "'i F'n
marking &b, lrar -,s Wtir vuI paint Of .n z, , -
comb ,o. ,s eunh clothes, hot yador q,,s shaving Of al @
n aJ mgr a'on, Bpr taf noar anl,ng COZ, and ,
&g, 'h4"P ao' Nog and buttons st; lo
, ssS back a o 5 a r o 1o ro , . ] al Imitation
. =" pocket e0nr; LorrcnA, jim Cfowa ards ' WIN
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
SCH @ OIL

VI Undersigned takes pleasure ia announa.
.zA,oi es 10 lua public, TINT he vii resume hi.
- -, ~ ais residence, Ruc ufase,l two m,lez
Aspiembsi, l-is. Wv .'" ''l o'
i3in' per scssiaa Of months;
rrmaA branches, s7tn
li'hef elaasa. -. Iagl
.,9 noal9li, ean be had On moderate terms, IN re.
sPe''"ulz inlilrs IA the vicinity.
g., JAMES \. WILLIAMS.
s'p'saib'' D. l. 1913.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
TIE PERRY COUNTY MISS TRAG.
EDIES


Many months have elapsed since we
gave our readers a detailed account OF a
tragedy which occurred in Mississippi, in
which Washington aud James Biiboes
were killed 4 man named Brown. and
his son'inslaw, Wages We're concerned in
it. We need not recall the particulars,
but Wages for time disappeared. A
few months back Wages reappoared in
the county, aud with man nnmed Me.
Grath, rot into difficulty with yoang
Harvey, upon whom Wages pretended
To have some olalm Harvey shot thpm
both, as has been reported in the Mobile
papers, copied by us Since then the
tragedy has deepened in nlrocty and five
more lives have been taken
II appears that the father aud mother
of the Wages shot 10y Harvey lived In
Alabama, close 10 the Inc OF Perry conn.
", Miss where they harbprad the gnng
OF outlaws with whom their son md Me.
Grath We're associated They Swore ven.
geanec upon Harvey mud hHad man
numed Lee To hllhm, giving Inn "a lhnu.
suua dollars for the Iuh. Ice tool, with
lin IA party of three OF four. md pfpeacd.
ed 10 earn his money
Young Harvey had been cautioned not
TO expose himself, and hr had removed
from the hnIsr or cabin upon hi, farm 10
uis father, bui wa- IN lhr habit ai sis.
itmg h- farm uHra uglUIee daily loluok
uiIgf il, This Ice uad his party found
ou'hs pluwuug n The Nuiullz. aud took
advantage ui iiaHgy absence Ia enter
his cabin. They secured themselves
therein, cut loup,holes from which To
waieh hs coming, and. armed with guns,
they patiently waited ms arrival
Harvey discovered tho preparations
made for hi, reception aud murder
Joined by younger brother, BE- misrl %
party OF gisht or ten men. aud al proceed.
ed 10 his cabin Tho mi-rfaaat, inside
wen taken hy surprise. but secured the
entrance f1lhee eabn 1lauHseeu farA.
leszly led tD aHeh IHem iir a-shrd
upon the l1of aud haf,t Dc n. hat ia.y
,vrrs pa paIrd aud l.aa hat hin dIlHrr.
ly through the shoulder aud aaa=H= k'.
ling him. liz Younger hm.har rmar#..
ulaIf shal lee down and ~ fuH =
mzIar rushed oaI ia app. b I1la u ..g.
rug shot u them and aIuI #J.A#H Huu
Hmed Genfgr .lnuman
I pom Receiving ncN#suf Ais al daalh.
cid ilruey determined up1l eAigfaua.
,lus The uHelcus5i The saug-aId Nag.
aud his wiz i party toIuHiccd n lol.
luW him. Wha Proceeded slmiallfway
urfa-. lhs Hur mo Alabama u the rrsI.
deuce of Waggz Taeg found the old
ir's= OF hnua. and -eIzl them ul once.
uu4 with npas hbgu Vith lhsm iaf the
paffl- fHay hung them bY the neck 10
themgaf= aitHe HouHe Waiting mn hour
or 81. ON IhpIr victims were dead. they
ihsH & and returned n Alabama.
Il. dU 90 IL llaesy family IN say
tim l."l Hsy IHsh#HH aB1Wu as honest,
pr HlIs raHls Tiny Wsfs r#aeea.
n.#esu Ia % HH.L mHl mlssd bY the
nuJ0. upon one oi thor number and M,
subsequent munlrr Il d, estimated that
ineiNr og huru 1--we. have now been ta.
k.u boo 'lotD riI,- 90 which tbr Nugr,
iutIg la- hru Wlsrd up directly or ir.
d.rau- aud uug informant a.-ura, 90.
l.at $40 must uHi HE..ai l.at iha live. ul
thc old iula- vll, apum,rugel.
NO Pir1Wmr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS..

l5 bu and half aafspaaR mdazss in b nar
chm fny
% butter
and strawberry
cloves anl How
i9i mustard byne n
aud lpovusl
auA
Hly lfanle qols,
ml Adzsln tsTnnd
eltouea hl
ai laon atF ofI
lanIrs fnbs. nk-,&es Sc h#' ''4 a''
u var brands 10 of
r4cuea ~ a7s'' flPt
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
NOTICE

81 iHA ~ Of administration on The ss,B,s a,
- 80 '',n W Lcmay, deed, hayins b.sp g,,n,'
w. ~ 70 lne nndsnigned, bearing dnte lgh jnns
''' therefore ali persons having claims eg,'ns,
's'a''' ufo required 10 rhibi the snmr Ia ,h,,
a-''l narrator properly authenticated, wiib,n on-
!g1r iion lhe date Of bis letters or they NAV h..
Wo'INara from sny benefit iH said ,sisie. sgd n
lol 'Ah1Ilcd w'ihin two ycan, may be iorevc,
HENRY NJ LEMAY. Admir-
Lafayette county June -. ieIs.gs.4t
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

Iu,yE so COMPLAINTS To MAKE. This
was the language oi woman az Trenton,
y. J., who had been completely dis6gurcd
hy brutal assault from her husband
Her eyes aud face were swollen with
black aud Disgusting blo,chcs, inflicted
'hy the rude hands OF brutal husband.
who had vowed to love and protect her
But when the ollicorsof lhc awuppcarcd
to redress her WRONGS she mrohiy npliDd
II have no complaints to make. -
Who can inl language TO speak the al.
fection OF that woman!
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
W:R.N'TED.

F1NIIE subscriber will give liberal wages for The
4 picking Of 2j, 80, or 100 bales Of collon'--
Any person wishing to pick, can get 10 do so either
in Long Prarlc, or at bis plantation at the foot Of
the raft Boser Parish, La.
Provisions furnished at either place on rcasoua.
bic terms JOHN COCkRELb
Pine Hill, Dosicr parish, Aug. a. lsl5.1J.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

IhtA' Rlnue .h I,e,. -,
nfHFoc
wudch
I ei e"n i a@i adr onlc fn'aks Frnge ginger ga rt r:
,uan ehhb balls. pg
@ o"ar ain ari snuh hsys cinnamon bsr .rs
basum
@ % eo % a lg"ns afP cologne am9a wine Dhh OIL re mpoe%.
, M1efar" antique ol fancy shaving
rrl & spanish
D.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

Tho Boston Post Hrl rak.. io define
"a noprl Dmosnl' n Hr,. umong
other tbu.- chat fa mHu.l Democrat d.
one WHO llos uou1lr- coming dur We
ioafthat rru%hWH Michigan Indiana
Illinois, Ar,au.as, and NJ ,i>,ITui though
generally claimed ~ Democrats States.
rm brriyuccaflin- CO. lha Posts deliuIu.
on. p3.s ils nolal p.nprmI -Pr1rir.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
- u aBEsB4Rcaz NJ

l-s SADDLES Mons Hope r and ufIaa eo M m
yrrH AHA Ug,.. fI
fd1gula
ix tsianprl
n
b sefHi Rar aaans 'p a"u
biars 1l and iNra awel t=t''
raid
o
tH,rira
hk hates
n Gal ls carriage COLLAR. MAHNa'fz=Spt ing mras, do n
% ttH
~ various widths 99tG1n.dFs Wii alz ioal and @l
'h Webbing an aripd fuag
.sfan 9lp Of all tr. sporting euags end uage,
slippers red
e zap a gari and tHn di Spanish has e mated
Ha Hunu he'd
inofdaa-e aahs with maIe polished ua1l= f p,t 49,
dhas,d
s an laei spun Ivory basal ad plated mating dnai t ,is s fs
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
NEW GOODs

4 VIE sab'ctiien beg leave to inform their friend.
1 and the public generally that they bsy, r.osiysd
large aud well selected stock Of goods .p,sd ~,
ln's market, which thry arc determined IA .sll =,
Tie very lowest prices for rash or 10 punclosl JsaI
en- on crudit ''"''
GEO W. GREEN & BROTHER
Washington, June 2s isls .2g. Am
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
81 IN. ~ nm NJ.

Iowa ELrcuoN, uNE Vine CoN.rrss.
uAN ELurEn--lt Is now understood that
DlnL T. Miller Whia hn. bcrn elected
to Cou1re-, from the hr-i district ia Iowa.
instead of Thompson, democrat, as here.
to,nre reported This i- ag'n Tor the
Whigs The cause of ihrprrWou- report
arose from the fact that the Mormon votes
TOT Miller m Monroe county, were not
returned boy the proper officer
LopiSrHr COUricr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
AWEaNE.

Et59 WHEREAS, mudry per.
~ - W sous have been in the
LFhsQyS halit Of calling ut ms shop,
lE\ ny having work done, md bus
IN. sAtte ing lswclry, saying they will
N(NN sSesSaf1 pay in few dlys; now b.
S-s44ss. :. t-ss known 10 OH such, thai |
am un D'.h.Acrprr; keep no accounts: my m-m.
"faudum book s iu,l, nor do ! wish 10 open anolh.
rr Ter ANY such customers, us | Guj, by sad cx.
penrnee. their names will not pay nly debts, or
support my bwincss. Furthermore. If my services
are needed. of course expect The money In rr-
'nrn' us punolnal payment mahta funrlual me.
,hanlos, aud a,l those WHO have not the money,
Dni cArggl to pay ina fow duys, are rrqrstcd 10
pa by, t.l % more convenient srason To make
a long story Short must 10 d cash business, or
70 whore can get builerp'y, and more thanks
for my labor
T. S, ! have very Hupchor LOT Of watch ma.
iruna Of every DESCRIPTION, which enables me, as
usual io cNscuir wItb despatch. 900 uds OF watch
trpliunH a'so spectacle glasses, suitrd 10 ull ayc.
md fitted 10 frames nj ahof notice! small ol of
lrweIry always on band, and for sole. ehenp Tor
sash. c WHITE
Washington, July p, ls4s.3I.am.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
Office.

H. 'a5 p'y eihc Presidential oleolinn--the
Wl be- hsIla rah, nr..,g, # H. n. -. :.
tltmp.leal, al Hga,,., ,,'ss'', y y
INNING ~ N'' 'hih''"I the GrnsIa Assruih'y, on
,a.''s ~ aia '.','#s' rtz af Slals legislation
nv 8'l4 as a luRtd, wiIl eulns una. come
W. o..,zZ-.. 4 FARMER
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
Notice.

COUNTY or HEBPSTEAD, ScIs--Attl,
" July term Of the Probate court Of llrmp.,ead
ennniy. Arkansas, A. d lsis, the following nd,
m.u,s ration ind guardian accounts current, wcrr
".gd lor continuation At the NIX, October term u
sa.i court, SE
John 5. Andrews. adm'r estate Of Jane. An.
drdUs, decd.
Jane w. Finley, admir- estate u a. ~ Dab.
itydaCd
NV Cheaiiam, admir- estate or James N.
sharrs, decd
Margaret McBona,d, adnr s.tai. of Samuel
NgD5nlll. decd
hm. Cmbirr, guarj'n Of W. c. Bradley.
Same, la ID urtbl,y
same, " MiHhaX Bradley.
Same, John n Bradls,
Same, muorheir. Of David.
son bradley. deed
II iszeh.u'i W Smith" Eliza Tsr,'oy.
Al per-1Hs interested 10 the settlement of sa'd
n,itir-, ur uuuhrd TO come forward. aud ile cA.
orp'i"us TO said accounts, if any they have, on or
before the secnndday oi our usNi Probate court, at
q court 10 be holden at the court house. in tho
county aforesaid. on the second Monday OF Octo-
bcr' !. D. lNis, or they viii he forever bautd
rom excepting TO such accounts or ANY item
tiHrrol
Te.tg =. r. SANDERS. Cl.A
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
Noticc.

HE Poro1 who borrowed, or tool, f-or ana.
oii'c, wI'hom leave, o. large COPY of W.
Dirhaaerg, wall obIEe me By fsi1B,iga I, s,,
paying iOr lhis notice. 10 ana
July lllh, 1873. 4"N'
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
G-zN s>SrH-v Va zBsS.

rllE planters Of the Southwest are respect.
| fully informed that the manufacture Of Gins.
has been recently commenced, aud is now In fall
operation. nt CoIliusburg, iosslef Parish, la.
lisdssgned tInl lhls establishment shall hr
permanent. mud the proprietor soi eit. patronage.
under the pledge Of furnishing an article superior
to auy now IN usc.
The patronage and reward Of udu,iys ever
d proportion 10 The utility OF s prolurls Profit
ihc int object rn ui su,rrpust aud los-cufr
bis object mp.rInr rhll, mltera.s aut uucu.
iun 4rr required Iu a. u.E rsHhI .huI.1i, l'Jl
would rompast successfully with tln. u nnf
standing nud pupom
80 pina of .,ue..r .a l" .n
h.a ....
... t., tHn
uTut .. d, .is rs.4I.-. u. q s.I.I nr HHcuWu.
ed auj -l....u#I bF lu- spnrnor qualify W hIa
gins lury WHl h- urnlshodio purchasers at tl'
most convenient points on fhe nyor, above or boz,
low the raft upon terms rs g as0nab.e and ac,
commodiling, as can he bad at any establishment
Of the Kind in the country. The most onfrlu.,u
prompt attention will be gwen to the fcPauFS o
gins; and 10 all order, IN that linz Of business.
JOHN r. COLLINS.
Pnevc Bossier Parish, pa.
Asa Thompson is my. fully empowered agen
to sell, contract, and dispose Of my gn-stand- no"
being manulaclurcd at CoIlnsburg Al engage
ments ofhis, will be strictly filled on such terms ii
he may arrange for ...,,,.,
Couaburg, Bossler Parish, la, July %. Isis