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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-23

BEAUTIFUL PREsEET.-Upon the return of
HENEY CLAY from New York the city coun-
ellis of Philadelph intend to present him
with truly beautiful and appropriate gift. 1t
is bell, cast from the filings of the Indepen-
dence Bell, and very tastefully and highly fin
ished Upon the handle is silver plate, bear
ing the inscription
Cast from the filings Of Independence Bell;
while upon one side Of the bell itself, are the
words:
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-23
PRESENTED
by the City Councils of the City Of
PHILADELPHIA.

And on the reserve, the words
HON. HENRY CLAY:
March 4, 1915.
The bell is about three inches in diameter
at the mouth, and from the mouth to the end
of the handle, about seven inches. The han
die is of rosewood, and the whole tastefully
finished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26
THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
ATnirs In England.

The London Times OF the 10th inst. states, evil
IDENTITY on authority, that Her Majesty will not pro-
coed to Ireland this summer. Few persons, how
ever. seem to have thought that the announced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26
Interesting from ireland.

The arrest Of Mr.. Duffy and others OF the sedl-
tious writers in Dublin has been already stated.
The following are details of the intelligence
MIR. John Martin, proprietor Of the Fsion news
paper, has been committed to Newgate to take
his trial on charge of felony, at the commission,
which stands adjourned to the 8th Of August next,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26


Two nephews Of Commandant Constantine have
Just been arrested by virtue Of warrants issued by Co
lionel Bertrand President of the Commission Of lnvcs
tigation into the events OF June. The young men,
like their uncle resided in that part Of the quarter ST
Antoine in which the insurrection displayed ii
yesterday nsrning,p says the Droif, shot fired
from window in the Rue Rsmbutesu entered ths
eve of a Garde Mobile, passed through his brain and
killed him instantaneously. The house was imns-
disteIy surrounded, entered, and searched mus
ket recently discharged found in room, but the
assassin had effected his escape and has not yet been
discovered. Some workmen in the crowd attracted
by this event. stated that several days before pa
5Ofr for killing Garde Mobile 4Ofr for soiisr, sof.
for q National Guard, and 20fr. for Garden d
Paris We should doubt this Statements who was 70
An individual wearing the uniform Of the National
Guard, a corporal in the 18th Legion, having been
seized on a barricade by the Garde Mobile, was about
TO be- shot when he appealed to NJ Gsrard Prefet dss
Etudes Of the College ST. Barbe, who had frequently
shown kindness to him, to ntercede IN his behalf N.
bile the irritation so great, that he put -
death His papers were examined =. and among the.
pifaine M - and M Gairard
There assemblage of several thousands o.
workmen on Sunday at st. Denis, but they dispersed
the first summons of the magistrates. The propesea
object of the meeting has not been stated TO US.
M. Cormenin has continued his visits to the dfE-
ert prisons in which the captured insurgents hsve
to air food, &c In many cases the prisoners are nov
allowed the use of pen, ink and paper.
The Consfiufionnei publishes long article IRON Dr
Roger on the nature of wounds ind cted by the u
Of June in which he states that, assthe bans
were nearly all ared &C short distances most Of then
made n complete passage or seriously fractured shs
bones against which they struck
The Guard Marine which was organised at rsrS
after the revolution Of February is IL Ia said to Be
raised ediatcly to its full number Of 0s0 and
sent TO the seaside in Normandy, to act as oosss
guards and prevent smuggling
A plan having fer its object 20 give occupation Y.
workmcn, has been proposed to the municipal counca
Of Louviers, and adopted, to open Subscription ~
which whoever pleases shall put down his name t@
one OF mstrrs II blue or black cloth 81 lot 0Vo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

ana, whetner IL was right or not TO resist 1t, be-
came delicate question But it forced
upon them by recent events. Louis Philippe de-
stroyed liberty Of meeting, liberty of speech, and
liberty of the press and made trial by jury as it
delusion mockery, and snare; and, he asked where
was the who had taken those unconstitu-
tiopa measures' The liberty of the press was unas
saabe because It too powerful to be successfully
grapped with. But 1t not the with speaking
for individual might be taken away, and his in
fuence ceased. He therefore urged them to be very
jealous and watchful Of every encroachment which
tended to diminish the rights of che subject After
citing various authorities for the the prisoner
had taken, and alluding to the present condition of
Ireland, as showing the result Of unconstitutional
measures adopted towards her by this country, the
learned nsel returned to the Immediate object Of
his address, and reiterated his conviction of the moral
innocence of the prisoner He concluded by express
ing his entire confidence in the jury, in leaving the
case of the prisoner in their hands.
The Attorney General having briefly replied, the
jury after hours deliberations returned verdict
of guilty. The sentence was not pronounced
TRIAL OF ERNEST JONES.
In the Old Court, on Monday the 10th inst. Lord
Chief Justice Wilde, with Sir q. Carroll and Mr.. AL
derman Gibbs, took their seats on the bench.
Charles Ernest Jones was then placed under the
dock, charged (under several countsJ with misdemea
then about to be sworn when Mr. Sergeant Wilkins
requested that jury might be put into the box
len gentlemen of the jury who sat in the New Court
on Friday, and two others, were then sworn.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL then opened the case for the
prosecution He made objection to the learned
sergeants request that the jury who tried the former
this matter Of favor he had not a. he
most anxious that the should both be and
pear to be- tried with the most scrupulous imparaty
This case Enough the last was by the least,
but possibly the most important all these Gases not
because the language Of the speaker had been more
gross and violent than that Of former Speakers the
attached TO Thorn far greater for the speaker
of education, and - was ashamed TO say . msm.
ber Of his (hs Attorney Generals, own profcssiea
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
Dr. Fahnestock's celebrated vc.u,6,re
UABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

A.IX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and curo
y Of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the
Heart, ana BlI Female Diseases. 93i pages, 2s
engruyings. Puper 50 ct- bound IS cls Maj
10 any pJu--postage . l.2 els.
Shoulder Braces and Chest FSpanders, SO
Mai to any part, so CTS. posiage. Inbanu
Tubes, silver, 81, by mail, letter postage Ab.
donngl Supporters, perfect, SIS to Sl0 for all
RuPur,s' Fuing Of the Bowels aud Womb, aud
Week Back aud Chest; Snt by Express every.
where For Braces or supporters, or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head 10 foot, aud
olrenmi,renee Of person next the surface ius.
above The hips il Rupture, mention which sidc
Agents wanted for the see oi the aoove good
Address Dr.. 5. 5. FITCH,
7O7 Broadway, New York, post paif.
rsb, 2t.'sls.9Otv =.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
SCH O [

lie cudrrsiinedlakss pleasure in annoane.
ing 10 the pahlie, ihal be vii frsume his
sehool al his fttdegoe, fnn Gtove,l two mir.
rast of Washington. on Monday tie 18th day oi
srpltmbrr, Isis
frrms per Brszlon of 5 months;
ftmlfy branches, =. =. II sn
Higher elassrs, 40 90
Boatritng can br had on moderate terms, ia re.
spectacle iamiliss IN The viaiuiiN.
JAMES 4. WILLIAMS.
September 10. lsis.3g.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
W A R { H O U S E.
NOTICE,

'llE subscriber takes tins method Of return
L M his thaaks 10 the riiarns ol lhis aud
the adjoining counties. Tor Tie liberal patronage
rrrtolofe frcrhsd, aud hupss BY slntl aud per.
suual attention 10 buslnrss, 10 receive a eSutHu.
anrr ol Ihr sarne.
Fum tins date tie bnsiutEs " IN be conducted
By tie subscriber Ia eouuteliun with lkA MUM,
uudri the uaiiir aud style ui MsCOiiHm y AuaH=-
l1Ih OF Wbain will drVutc lhsG pyrsUnai ATTENTION
10 Ihls bfaneh ol lhe busnrsa.
They Az nuw having large addition. made io
slirf ~ nafrhouses and olten shrds. aud viii hr
prepared To ssiriy slufr away any quaaiily ol U.
f,eigh ana Produce, aud viii iiOio tHHmsr 'es fr
spo"sibr iof tile salc delivery Oi tbs same tin
ssoeAed
Cotton slor' BY lhrm w IN I'll eas-s be held
subject 10 thr vfurf oi lhr usnrf, aud Wul u slHp.
psul br sfHl 10 ANY house thrl may sah lHdu
change Nll BE- - IeN a. illa-- Vi my other r-saH
any siabinhrd nsf-h0usr IA the place. IHes
w9uldsss TO their friends, that the Cotton sbeas
iiiry art ng@ having erected wlil b. lr safest de-
po'.1 iui cotton IA the p.see, thrg Rt br Gu
ufry uiseuuureied wHh any other buildings "a
ie"n. aud consequently HsurHn. lss. rsk itea
ur.
Al atirrs addressed 10 ihsH. or to the suhsefi
Irr' Wal receive pfompt attention
4 Mee0LLgM
Camden, September Is. lsls.
\ h-.Mr haze made arrangements, have "a
t'P'ifrighi stored with u.s. INSURED aaain.i los b.
ns, al pr mum ol halt Of one pr c.ui. pr
snunihs bat INSURANCE Rill he ilitisd unl# :,
ipstaliy directed MeGul.LuM y MUM.
i,ysf, B l. Batiin, \ Block ). SOU. 6 4
.iOysIoa. E,q. llon l. toss, H. 4 Bssili
DR. u T 1su. aud " II EiIsr Washington
l3-Im
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
WHlSKEY, SUGAR & SALT,

liE uudt ,s,pned has u lot Of Giacefirs fpl
- sale, ehrap lor eash, al the lwarshousr o
Messfs u ; johnson Co, in fultun, ounsist.
,es OF very good article o. double reetfrd
Nhiskry' ehaVe attGlr of BfnWn Sun4f, aud
eoarse salt, IN goud aud full sucks Persons wi h
'hR to purchase such pHoIrs, by the barrel aud
saek, are Invited 10 call at thu aforesaid Ware
h"nse aud ehtmn" for themselves They with
accommodated for the cash, at prices Ia which
'hfy cannot ohirct, on application To Messr. 4
; johnson Il Co, OF to myself, at this place.
I. II ". MADDuX
Washington, t\rk Oct, II, ISIS. 49-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
'2ini.rr ~ Ln.cfl.

I'VE wish to employ good Tnpcr, owe who
w can rome well rrcOmnrndrd as spnd
workman. viii find constant employment and ilb.
RAJ wages, II application rs uadr son
BLOCK BROTHER &to.
Fulton, Sept. 90, l-as.d2
We would srlI, on accommodating terms. n
good sci Of Tuners tools, with good supply ol
stock Of all kinks, y D. NIa
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
Washington Male and
Female seminary.

THE Trustees arr huppy TO anuannrr, that the
L. exercises IN the Female department Of this In.
slunllon, will be resumed un the Sd Monday Of
september next, under tie supervision Of L.
SLACK. A VI aided by eomprtrht aud experienced
TEACHERS, in every drpdtnrnt
Thry confidently trust that their efforts Ia rs.
iab.lia Frmulr Institute Of sapefior order, will
be Sustained by the liberal patronage Of the eon'
munty.
The Faculty will consist Of
5 b. SL,ek, A. VI, President
Mfs $ l. Duw, GoveIarss
Mn T., ] STACK, Ornamental dept.
Mss MARr Z, SMiru. du, da,
The terms per session OF 81 weeks, payable hall
In adylner, rs follows
French, Spanish. Italian, aud Latin,
taeh, rAlft, III
Drawing aud Painting 10
Nasle--Plana, Harp, Guitar, each 70
Baafdlug, everything ineudrd 10
by Ofdtr Of the Beard
II = PoINDEXfER, Pest
$. T SANDERS, See
Washington, Aug 2d, lsis,f
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
Ifay's l.Inimcnt.

Warranted TO curr the Plies. Long esperi.ne,
hiss established beyond controversy the snguls :
efficacy Of iis idnlment in the cure or that pre-
valrnt aud painful complaint, The PRrs. Such
vast uumb"r have bren cared BY the use " 1t
aud 80 extensively is the article known, that ,ila
nerd be said by way Of introducing Il to The mott, >
Of the public. jus, received aud for sale oy
DR.. X T. WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
70 z S IL e .

THE undtrseu,d oiIrrs lof sale, the f,rm upau
| which he NV resi- ~, sil,aird un tie Van
Buf'n Road. about " mules uorth oi N1sIIng
to- There lsn GOOD dwelling house and olh.r
uut buildings on the prmfrs l'hr tract con.
tain, about one hundred aud lity acres al olrdfrd
lmd and is Wrl warrrdanl nblraIlhy lo,ailun
lie would slso sell hls stock Of Chltlr, sheep,
Hogs. &C. farming utensils, aud about six hun.
drrd bushrl- Of Corn. Tenn. w'll br made Easy.
JOAN Z ROGERS
October | g. lsls 44-l.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
HIN TED.

'llE sutscrh'r viii give liberal wage, far llr
! Pckingol 25, 90, a. no bales Of cotton 80
Any prran wishing 10 puck, eau Ct 10 do 80 tihr
h Long l'fdur, of At he plantation st the i1o, Of
the raii l'osief 'it,h, Li
Provisions furnished 81 either plic. on rraspna.
bic tt.ms, JOHN COCkREIL.
:. Pine Ill., Bosirr parish, Aug -, lsio.3I
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
y office

WIZ. srl my cotton plantation siuit' IN
! the county Of Lafayette. g-., sd, Of Bed Riy.
rr. together with ons hunircd senlimsied slaves
ih- ,iork of every denomination. consisting oi
mules, horses, cattle, sheep and h"es farming
utensils, household aud khcnrn furniture A
crr'I'l ol one 10 tea year. may be .f'eitd, will
Interest from date.
WILLIAM WYNN
August 9lp is4s-3G
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
n E W GOO DS.

THE undersigned respectfully call The attention
L oil ih"ir trends sud customers 10 their large ant
wei ,tlrclrd stock Of Eoous comprising every
article that il ilsuuIly kept in a southern Store
which have Just been received and arr offering NJ
low thai any one wishing To buy cannot ia doug
so by calling on them They deem it unnecessary
opirtcuIHr7r each article, AZ they do uoj wish to
weary the public by prr'ising rngtlly ana long
windrd ddyeraneut We lrtl confident that lhr
IS one praises his stock Of good, the better Our
stock speaks for Itself We have only to remark.
"Ihat larger boats may venture more"
Give us a call before purchninC elsewhere.
A. BLOCK 4 son
jane 30, isisiL
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
MN GOODS.

THE suL-crbels beg lrayc TO INFORM ihr,i irirud,
L and slir pubic o. Urri, thai .ir, hs,r f,ce0ysd
large and well selected fiock Of goa., ~ ted faf
ihs market. which they are d,i-fmin-d to s,ll q,
The very oHssi prices 'or cash. or TO punciual deal
rfs un credit.
GEO. W. GREEN & BROTHER.
Washington. Jnn, . lsIe- % 9m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

lN DGaoeRArlc VINO Clay EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE CONVENED.
NEw YORK. Monday Evening, Sept 10.
WHEREAS. letters have been reeeiv d
from Hon. llENgY Clay. Of Kentucky,
IN answer to communications forwarded
immediately before the great aud en-.
Ihusia-uc mass meeting OF Nmss, which
was held at NauxhalI GARDEN, on tn 7lh
lust by which tins Committee was ere.
aIrd-uuc OF winch aulhoaz the pub.
lcauou OF ,he following communication.
That While Mr.. Clay feels the most
grateful obligation, to hi- kiud aud WARM.
hearted in'nds. lOf the sire which they
cuteftaiH ol using liis name as candidate
lCr the Presidency, he cannot reconcile It
with his Syuse oI pfoprcly 10 consent 10
any sulh use OF H. aud that he would b,
Dllsed promptly 10 decline accepting a
uJWualtyu Il i We're offered to hun.
II Is therefore, Rel0irei That tins
committee, deiernus 10 Nj Clay's wishes
thus oppressed, !huif own ardent desire
70 plaer h'm u the head vi the Gsneml
Iotsnmeut, a. q meu-uTe due to hi,
2Aailzd aleats aud pataollsfu. TO the al.
Naueemcut ul the National Interests. aud
irJaa tue sfauluJe ol the " his party. do,
iheteioT, cali a public IA enng vi The
heud- ol uEsRY Clay ag NauNnlI Gar.
den, on ia az lh, 22l oi September. TO
luae Ato eaa-iirtHau ,ald cuuuun.
r'uoHs md Tie ceu.se 10 be adopted IN
Ieleieac .Ael 10.
Ia Jlesoias was adopt IN fall CON.
a.tl#ea
ny u.leh WILLIS HALL. chairman.
y. LAERoGL, Secretary
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
From he n Y D. bro.
Nl,w ORLE NN> COTTON MARKET.
S.rrspn Noa>rNo. oct

S'ruKnh MuBNNG, Oct =
fhriransaciionF .iuHr our ll.i fryirw, ruml,rs,
fully l2uDp l,l's, ruibfatus 3ljO Va N,da,,.
day, 2idO un fuur-day Hud iUgu ,r.t, -.l,y. u,aL
ing sn aggrrrItr luf lie srrJ VI -. luu bai,.-
ihr iruU,t :. .r b""n pr r.'ipiy lof Great Bui.
aI, 4Hi buyer, iof : am, France and the Nunl,
paHl pitrd too lrrt"i - cuL \ much lars,r
un"u w"u.d have cu taken fQf Fam, had Il
nni hrrn iof the difficulty ~ npguuuil, Erpch
hlls lugry hay" cuntluuro 10 laVuf VI lhr buypf
bui IN The anIm,llyu Of y"slrri,yis heavy ut, "a.
uous, Iclur, ~ sunr eis's, zrd roinmtriityr.
ly mi.hIurrs. lee fuling rate. huWryrf. for Md.
dlug was ! and rs lhr drur,nd fau pGlcipal, 4,
ou thl' gf'ur, lnrgr poTlion Of Tie buslntss was
dunr at tursr figures,
lnr rrc'lpl ,iucr tho llh instant, embrace i;ga
hilts, against 1919 nunnl The corresponding prriud
lat Sc ison, aul The "Npnfls GjI- Of wiuil 1850
wrr' lo ilayr. 255h. lo Bare Iona, > IL. to Bl..
ton, ii9 to New York. nth j29 10 l'hladr d. ia.
rk''rr'lms l-,G2l hals E,por. to iaf,ign
ports lls2t, cpdsrvi-a 2i-s total, 1914
NEW nKiEANs CLASsIFICArIoN
lsSimilaiHg 10 hdi " Ltrciplgi
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
Notice.

| Will, oi,-r 81 public auction, at the res'denc,
oI lame. &. Edwards. % The 3Olh mt, the
following sdi"les. to wit
unr light onr.hoHr Buggy aud hafBrss; ore
NuIrf me Eight dnv Clock; onv pJuing Table
Table War; ouc RiAe Guu; ogr siyti Watch.
one Saddle, SC
HELEN A. ". EDW iRDS
Adm'A Of d, Z Edwufds, decd
sept. ia, le.-.IG.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4 IlE Subscriber ohrrs for sale. on acc' mnio
daiug terms, the following valuable real
ragte, VIZ: The w"'lknnwn myrru stand, fur
NJ rral Year, occupied bv him, IN the town nj
Washington. known as bf.rt- lloirl. with all the
sppur"uancts th"ruulu bclongjne The hou,r
duudrrrong thorough trptr, Hnd vill BE- sold a.
bargain The lurp,uc aud fixtures VIII b.
sold whh the hE.s", # dr.fcd Alsn well in.
proved black lhy>lann, sliunted shout 3 miles
north rA,t o( Washington, containing 2R6 acres
about IN acres cleared aud in high state Of
cultivation.
Also ouc other tract of hand ndioinr the above.
cleared and under good lrncc.
The whole Of the above properly will BE- sold
together, or separate, 10 suit purchasers
GEO O BRITT
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

II the cummrncemrul OF the late ses.
sion ai Congress the Locotoro paper. IN
the sayehbldng States denounced the
Southern Wing meHb + oi Couzrr,s
not iguuu-ly brcaus they voted for Mr
Winthrop fef Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives In, ground Of tt ir
bitter oppo Iuau tn the election Of Mr.
Wnihrop w. thar h.. lslj mtra lnr.
ed ITO ,he bill 10 ezlabli II n rrilarial
government iof Orespu the clause prnhib.
Jim slNrs NJ thai territory. These 10.
cuiase riiiaH- do uai lgw drnouuee tn
LasaloHo mem ncr= oi the Senate and
llou,g who voted for the bin with the
clause imm+lurrd 10y Mr. Winthrop urith.
cr have thcy q word io my ar5.ni Mr.
PolN whn -l'urd It, Nh1i VIA, an unior.
gvab.r -iH u vi Winthrop l. virtue IN
Lpro'ur1 Senators. Representative. aud
Losoloru Pr,idrnt.--L,M J,ar
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
By Telegraph n the s.. Inns Rcre'de.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TUE AMERICA,
New York, Sept. %, p. NJ.

FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TUE AMERICA.
NeW York, Sept. %, ?, NJ.
The steamer America arrived nt lios.
ton this evening" bringing seven days
later adyiees from Europe.
FRANCE.
The adviecs from Paris are unsahsiae-
tory, tn social SITS wrre mastering
strength, aud there was much issatisiae.
ton with speech made by Thiels, tax,
ing rround in favor of the osing Of the
clubs IN Paris. Tn Red Il publicans,
il wns bell we'd would carry the elections
in pads. Cavaignac WINS not on good
terms with Lamarllne because the for.
mer had of late learned too much to the
Democratic party Cavaignae was 50
much alarmed at the prospect OF the
Bonapafllsts, IN The election OF LOUIS
Napoleon, to the Presidency, TINT he had
dctermn d to prepare a decree against
the legality of the election of Louis M.
polcon on the GROUND TINT he IS merely
a prclen er Ii by this means, LON, M.
poleon Is excluded from the Presidency,
Pierre Narol On. already a member OF the
National Assembly viii h. started MS a
candidate lor the Presidency
In consequ nee OF the rejection of the
afmi,liee between Schlrswig and llpl-
stein, aud the uon.accePtancc al the ne.
dintlon OF France aud England by tie
Austrian Government, IT was reported
that the Pans Government had resolved
to resume tn, plan OF iormlng an army
OF observation along the Ian : aud troops
on the Italian lrunli We're to be removed
for tins purpose, except COCOON left Il
guard the lfontt.f OF Italy Chapgomiaf
II was supposed. would be appointed 10
the command Of the army OF tue iihus,
An officer walking III Gayalgpac'- gar.
den had been fired 1t, doubtless under the
impression thai he was the General hun.
self
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

The English aud French he Is have
mlerfered to save Messina from bombard.
ment.
The Irish Rebellion progressing in
small parties, hut not formidable To Gov.
eFnmeht, whose troops are forming lmoy
ing 10 suppress the insurgents,
Cotton unchanged from Americans
quo'alions-lair demand an considerable
,ales.
PARls, RouRsE, lsth-The market un.
changed, Prices continue steady.
Arrivals OF Corn at Liverpool limited.
There was a surplus Of Indian Corn aud
Wheat, Wheat very fine. but deirc.
tive Yield Wheat harvesting, Potato d =.
cay increasing. New parcels Of Wheat
aud on the spot, a decline of Two pence
per bnshe Indian Corn in iair demand
nt a decline OF one shilling per quarter.
MTal seventeen sh!Ilings, Flour iii 4hlly
depressed,
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
NTiTE or ARKANSAS,
OLNTY or HEMPSTEiD, (

." 'hr 'H'Nt ""tl' on IN. hhhcefy side There
OF, August FERN, lslh August. a. u. Is4s.
A.A " Mos, ComPanapls,
1 tuu BhD
llnIdsl Clark, as adinjnistra,rir Of,
Z: s.:....i. .:,,I' q '''i'"" e''': p'''"l.'a
Aui
llullth CLARK. - administrative
9f The estate Dr"j'mm cIaik comPIaia.at
re- fou Gross B,n)
w. & VI. uuss. aud James Taylrf. Defendants
I ths day comes said lluldali. BY rrmhr.
10, si0u and tufrtn, her snliciors, aud II
inprhfng 10 the court, iLd sslJ Jum-s Taylor.
'nr Of llr defendants To siid Crug Bl. Is a non
frsdrn Of lhr STATE ol Nfkansas aud that The Oh.
pct Ufsiid Crs. Bin isio fro iitr sail VAN
No's, aud sad T., lur, To implrsj IN respect To-
rriiuin mon y, now ~ the handJ uf Il " Rich.
ar suu, N The State Of Louisiana. Il Is ordered.
ii'Hi unless sa'd TDylur shall spgrHr briorr TIM
roufi, nn or before i- third dsy Of the next i.rn
cfr"l, Al r"uH {" b" holden at the epuu hou.''
ntbs county on tho third Monds, after the fourth
Monday of January nrAi, aud plead, bu.wcr. or
irinur in raid Cfls- Bl. the same ,r b. taken
lni ronlsssrd, aud drcfsr rnlrord acroringlv :
'ud Il 3, further ordered, that a copy ol Tins IN.
try br puhi,brd Ia the Washington Trlrrifph, D.
newspaper Published N this Stai", lor iyo wtcks
.urcrsssry, thu last lsrT,ion 10 3. Bi least fnuI
weeks before the sai. urN Term. spd ihnt The
.ane When made and pnbslIrd. be- taken aud
tremrd sufficient notice to said Taylor OF ,h.
object aud prndrncy of said Cro,s Bill.
\ tn" copy from the record.
'Iestri st SANDERS Clerk.
October u, lSi@. AJ-2w
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
SCHAER'S HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS.

lie Subscriber having purhsfrd the housr
formerly occupied hotel, by Il + Sui
Ivan, has rc.oprucd ii Tor the accommodation ol
his friends, and tire travelling pupllc
lis iHhIr will b" furnished with the best the
market allhrl., aud the proprietor will spare no
phln' To rrudrr his guests comfortable
His bar will be luru'shrd with III" choicest va
rl"ly Of liquors; an his stables, which are larg'
aud commodous. will br supplied with plenty Vi
proyrndpr, aud BE- attended by careful cstleis
His charges will b. the same as are customary
in sllplhr establishments, A share Of public pat.
fonasc it respectfully solicited.
CLEMENT SClIAER
Washington, Sept ~, lsis.il.i