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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

CuEAP BoARDING.--A thousand and
one stories are told Of tho extreme cheap.
ness Of living in The Far West" but az 10
the way i is occasionally done, we wcrr
never fully aware until the matter was e1.
planned by Dan Ma'be:
"iou keep boarders here, madam" said
an individual, addressing the landlady ol a
house, upon the door oiwhieh he saw "chca,
boarding painted.
"Wedo," was the response.
"Whai do you charge werl,ln
"For boarding without lodging, do you
meant enquired tho lady.
"Yes Madam
Three meals day, siri'
ayes, madam
"f'ily cents is our regular price. sid"
"Well,' reioined the enquirer, "lhal'.
cheap enough at all events DO YOU give
your boariefs much ola VARIETY"
AYES, sir, something ol yariciy--wc
give them dried apples Tor breakfast, warn
water Tor dinner, and iti them sl1eA up foi
SRppcr'"
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Smith a Thorn,

hMD EN-, ARKANSAS.
~ 10 eoqun'nt their friends and planters .b
uclohia and adjacent counties, that tI.ey
are slill At the old stand where they shall be-
happy at all times 10 see them
They Hill have a considerable stock on hand.
and have been apprIaed Of heavy shipments from
the north which have arrived In New Orleans,
and which they expect from arrangements they
are making to receive before the steamer com.
mrnce running,
Parties calling at their establishment will Of.
ways find a well SeIec,ed and extensive stock, at
prices equally II not lower than any other house
IN the trade
They will also attend to the receiving and for.
wafding oi OIL goods consigned TO their care with
punciuhliy aud despatch
Advances made on cotton, either hipmept
or on storage.
Camdan, Oct Is, lsi7.lm
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Notice.

LII pcrons interested are hereby notified
a that VIII npply 10 the Honorable Probate
CouH ol licmpleld county, in the State Of A..
hah'ls' ai The ApuI term thereof, A. ID. Isis, ior
an ofdfr to fell a certain town lot, in the town
q, Spnlg llIiI; designated as Jet No. 5s In the
p'an Of said town, belonging to the estate Of Thos.
smith, deceased for the purpose Of paying the
debts Of said estate, At which time all persons
interested can attend if they think proper
JAMES DYER. Administrator
Of the estate Of Thomas Smith, dec.
Washington, Jan. ~, fsis.5.Iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

The following aneelale of Dir. Webster
Is told by correspondent of the Cleveland
Herald, as an Illustration oflh uncertain.
y OF worldly lame, aud the folly of making
II the controlling object Of lile.-
4 lew years since, knl before the aGreal
Northern Railroad" passed through his
farm, be was on his way To the Old ilome.
slead. lie iouk the Stage at Concord. n.
H., aud bad for companion very old
man. Aher some conversation. he ascer.
tanned that the Old man was from the neigh.
boring Town Of Salisbury, and he asked
him Il he ever knew "Capi. Web.tef!n
"Sutely did, said The old man. "and
the captain was bra,e old man, sir. and
nohly did he fight iorns, with Gcn. STARK.
s. Bennington
Did he leave any ehildrenle said Mr.
Webster.
"oh, yes there was Ezekiel, and think
Daniel.
And what has become Of lbemln asked
Mr.. Webster.
"Nhy, Ezeklel-and 10 was a power.
iul man, sir-l have heard him plead in
court ollen; yes, sir he was a powerful
man, and fell dead whilo pleading at Goa.
eord.n
"Well," said Mr. Webster, "and what
became Of Danielf"
"Daniel--DanieI, repeated the old man
lhoughlially, "why Daniel | beiierc, is a
lawyer about Boston, somewhere"
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
GODEY'S LADYaS BOOK
AND
Family Magazine,
FOR 1913.

FOR ls4s
1 INCREASED and increasing attraction, with
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NEW DEPARTMENT.
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The popular series Of articles on Health, Model
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The mental and moral improvement Of is
renders will from time 10 time be added
ealorsd Fashions
Every month, altered from the French 10 snil the
more modes, taste Of the ladies Of this country,
This is The Best TINE 70 Sabsrrlhs.
Persons commencing with the January number
will receive
Miss Ltslifs hsB NartL
New enlfe, as the PORTIONS already published will
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the numhff Of pages
TERMS.
One copy one year, which includes The Lady.
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! Milking three publications In ana month
ior the above small fum
/ One copy two yean Oh
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f Twelve 10 do 20 UU
Address l.. 4. Cooley.
III Chcsuut street, Philadelphia,
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
WINTER
ny L. II, BURLINGTON.

The swallow scents the Winters breath
When Winter IS far behind,
And he knows that sacnl stho scent Of death
Which rides on the whialling wind.
What's 10 be donel
The swallow hath two homes, Or more;
And he spreads his black wings to the golden sun,
And, swim in his course US the hurricanes run,
ho speeds through the skiea to warmer shorei
The swallow hath two homes or more;
Bat the poor man hath not one.
The poor man scents the Winters deafih,
Ire The Autumn llowers have bad their birth;
And he weeps 10 think OF a cherries hearth,
And innocent children clad In rags-
Pale Poverty hath It's signs and flags,
As heroes have, whom glory tracks,
Aud they llutlef and hang on human backs
What's 10 be done
When the frost shall creep through the hoyel door
The swallow hath two homes or mofe;
Bat the poor man hath not one.
Call II a shelter II You Ike,
But eall il never home, pray,
WheFr storms through broken windows siIike,
Aud turn men's bodies cold as clay,
Call that no home which hath merely a faaf.
But no bread on the shelf Land no Ere In the CRATE
Lost grinding roFeHy's iron hoof,
rs Il to meek ye with fepfoof
Should lfample ye down 10 as low fate.
The swallow hath home IN tho sun;
Bat the poor man hath not one.
Do ye scent the winter, rich men. yet,
We swallows with many honest
Without dread ye may meet H. but never forget
That blight 10 many il comes.
The swallow hath rushed aofoss the sea;
but the poor man, where is hei
Ye rich ones know,
Iha, he hath no home where his feet may 60:
And remember tins IN irusl and snaR;
Though he hath not u home beneath the stlil.
Your charities can make home
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

DO TrLL MEl-Many Of our most dis.
'inguished men'who now occupy elevations
Of commanding influence, have arisen. by
The blessing Of Providence, upon their own
Efforts from circumstances Of great CON.
paraliye obscurity. A letter was lately re.
ceiyed in this city froma lady in Michigan
giving some account Of tho origin and pro.
sre.s Of one Of The abIest men in the STATE
Of New York, Hon. Millard Fillmore
one says "a conclusion "permit me to tell
you what heard an old lady say on hear.
lng OF bis liIsl election to Congress: DO
tel me-Millard fIlImorel have many
a time seenlhe sap.ttough in which he was
Graded Is i Possibler r"-Bosion Adeer.
tiser.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Gin Eal,IiihcI0rY.

TlNlIE undenigned ary now manufacturing thei
\ improved COTTON GINS at Mindcn. Ia.
and are prepared 10 furnish planters with Superior
Gtn-siands, made aflcr the latest and most inn.
proved plans They will deliver their Gins al
any plantation within 1876 miles Of Minden. or nt
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Afknnus, fre,
Of any additional eost. An orders from disians,
will be promptly aliendcdlo. Forany information
relative 10 The quality Of their Gins. they rrfcr Ia
Gen. G. d. Roysiou, William Cfabtrec or William
vaughn Hempstead county, or Henry VI. Le.
may u Strickland and A. c. Owens, Lafayette
county.
az, LACkY & SHIELDS
Minden, La, May ~, lsl7.21.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
HsaIdarar.e.

kqges aud lafks, carving and butcher knives
pocket aud pen knives. se.FsaHz. shear. fa4an.
braces and b.iizs s.agaR hae.ials, ,hae and mai
hammers. drawing sniseH. hlndsaas, gn. mill aud
basierl Iiles, horse nspz, ifmgf and socket CHS.
sels, sn lr aud double pIsin lis, foot adzez. cup.
laan, I'll. ehesl, french, pad plate, I'm and
afpsulsfs' knob lael.s, lint and percussion loc. &.
round and flat #prng b1lls, sine piueeH. sheep
shears. knob lal6bes, doaf handles, Saltefs Epunf
banar,r, bHuluia and iron table aud tea spoons,
bass plated and iron siimlrs, spurs. scfew.dHvefs.
ballet mouila brass and black coffin pals, violin
strings, gImb.6is, percussion caps cof,screWs, Ga
haokl aad lines, tea bells, pgggng and sewing avis,
brass eaudlr5iirks, hand eni and irueui saws.
dUg,ls and iongs, syihe blades aud sIrkes.
smoothing, fore, jack and io0n,rr planes. wool
aLd clilon cards, manila aud cotton rops, poU
lines, and bed cord, Collins axes, broad axes.
uufcr, parliament hinges butts and rcrcws, eolic
mhls books and hinges, lro.s, wagon boxes, waffle
irois, straw knives, grass and cane syth-s caro-.
Ina oaslsiccl aud grabbing hoes, sad irons. grind
stones az and iucr chains, nails and brad, Of 40
sIrrl, shayes spadrs, pa,en, balances, aey,s.
ganleu mkss, lry pans, plow mouds, iron Of 80
kinds, English, German, and cast steel. hollow
war; of aIl kinds and descriptions, such rs ovens.
.killHia pots aud kettles, &c, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

A good man was lately attempting Il q
conversion Of fellow in prison, who bad
shown signs which were considered hope.
lul. Afrr a suitable opening, the in.iruc.
Tor wishing 10 make bis teachings appro.
PIRATE, said:-
"Whai brought you here, my lricndi'
1.-Two sheriiis," said the calcchumnn.
"Ahem, yes; but mean had iniemper.
ance any thing 10 do with your misiorluner'
"lss, said the convict, meckly, 'they
were both drunk"
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
.l0fire 10 Planters.

E'llE undersigned has opsn,d a shop for the
u mlnulaciure Of aud repairing Gin Stands,
one milo solih'wesl Of Wellington, Ia the shop
iounefly occupied by John Mays. llc pledges
himse: to manufacture Gins of the most i'm.
proved style aud finish, wnHhniing oil work done
by him equal 10 tho representations
Having recently made large and extensive
purchases Of Tho best material in the eastern cics,
with all hcilllie' for executing work with prompt.
ness aud dispatch, he hopes TO merit share Of
the public patronage, heretofore 30 literally cs.
tended 10 him,
] will keep a constant supply of Gins Tor sale
at the store Of A. Block In Washington.
J. r. Crosby
Washington, Dec. 30, lsiG-G.if
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
I'eH GOOGst

FENllE subscriber are now receiving and opcn.
= ing large aud well assorted stock Of good,
suited 10 This market, which have been selected
with great care, lnd are now offered 10 purchaser.
At ls low prices aud oa AZ good terms ns tlIey can
be- procured elsewhere. Our stock h rrnerni, com.
prisihg staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
Cutlery, Saddlery, Clothing, llniy, Boots and
SHOES Crockey, Glassware. Iron, Steel, Nails,
Oasliugs, Tmwafo, Carpenter and Blacksmith.
Tools, Groceries, Sc, &c, Sc
A. BLOCK g. son.
Washington, Arb, April 20, lsl7.20.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
n. II. Morgan,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND cLoTHIER
/ AS just opened fresh and splendid aesrt.
/ ment Of new goods Of the latest and ,,osi
fashionable styles, which he Is prepared to nnnu.
laoture into every variety Of gentlemens wearing
apparel lie has also nn assortment Of Hats
Cfavats, Handkerchief Snspenders, &c. blenebee
and brown domestios, plaid nsey, ker,eys. Iris
linen, prints, jeans, alpacoa, lannols, Sc, AFT o.
which he will dispose Of on accommodating iermq
shop in SuIliyun's Hotel
Washington, May 10, lsli23ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
AeHILD's=

4 love It. love 1.-THE laugh ola child,
Aow Hppng aud gentle, now merry aud Wild;
kngng cut on the air with iis innocent rusl.
Like the thrill Of bind at the soit twghl's hush
Floating upon the breeze like the tones Of a bell
Or the masIo that swclls in the heart Of a she'll
OH The laugh Of a child. 50 Wild aud so ffeo
i the meffiest saand in the world for me
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
COpnrineIRhiD-

'iih undersigned having entered into partner.
z snip on the lsi Of Apuh lsli lot the pur.
pose ol doing general Sioiage and Commission
hHsiHesg, In The town Of Fulton, under the name
aud siylr Of BLOCK, BRurnER & Co, would re-.
speetlully inform their liieuds aud the public zen.
efally that having leased the Upper Warehouse
Of Mr i. J. Smith, they are now prepared to
receive goods On storage
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May !, ,isl7.7i
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
ropnrtncrshir Noticc.

TENllE undersigned having lhit day ar7or.aiej
with hm.dl 'n business bis son DAVID
BLOCK, the busiuc,l hereafter wili bo conducted
at the old stand la Washington under the dyle Of
4 Block & Sos. lle would avail himself Of this
occasion to return hn sincere thanks to biz old
friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended To him. and assures Them thnl
10 eHeHions will BE- spared 10 merit d contnuano,
Il by ihc new firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Ark., April 90, lsi7.2O.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
81. LOUIS REyEnLE TRI.wEEKLY.

THE CHEAPEST PAPrR IN Tur wEsT
We arc induced, particularly, to call attention
10 our Tri.NftiB edition Of lhe Rcyrille Onr
perfected arrangements with the east affords u.
every facility Ia the suinr, at The earliest placii-
cable moment, lg telegraph, Of correct fynop..
Of torelgH and sasisfH miri'Iesate. together t.ih
irfse and comprehensive compilation OF general
asre.
Tire Doii1ra' is d very small sum ior a TRi.
WEEKLY paper particularly ons which. while
It cmbadleH markets, Hsirs, Sc, also contain,
fiss Of interest, humorous sketches, view Of the
world Of amusement, original poetry. aud a rorrss.
FlRdeace superior to any paper of ia price ln the
whole Mississippi valley!
The connection Of tbs pout with the east, by
teiegrdpt, will make matter Of interest to husi.
ness men In the interior Ia procure the earliest
eastern intelligence olirnrr than weekly, aud our
paper being a medium through shlch they ma,
obtain Il, at less cost than any other In the ciiy
cannot iail 10 mako tho RFyruiF Tm.Wrrgfy
popular. The cost Of other city Tri-Vssliy sheets
is Ere D0lias, our sheet h issued at THREE
DOLLiRS'
We beg Leave 10 call the attention Of our Gifaia
and We nre happy iu aay that they are numerous
TO this Bticc, We assure them thdt all names
transmitted to will be- attended to, and the paper
carefully sent by The earliest mail A little exer.
ton on the part Of our friends will be kindly TO-.
mgmberfd.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
r IL Es
To Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

= Z VIE Subscribers have opened "a new T,Fr
8 forsuRr in the city Of New York, whore
lhcy nTe ready ,usuppIy orders 10 any extent. far
any kind OF job fancy type, iuk, paper. cases.
ga'.rys. hIlss uir, steel column rule. comps. iiisn
sticks, chlses, and every article necessary ior a
printing office.
The type, which arc cast In new mould.. 6om
an entirely ncw sri Of maiuzrs with deep coun-
irs, urr wlran.cd To BE- unsurpassed by auv. aud
w.|l be- sold ut prices 10 suit ihe times An ihe
type furnished by us Is "hand cast"
Painting presses furnished aud also steam On.
ginrs Of the most approved patterns
MA maehnrst j. isoonstiuliy IN attendance
10 rrpair presses and light work
Competition folIen cast for printers.
1IEd.iur' n newspapsr who will buy three
times as much type as their bills amount 10, may
give ibc above "a months inseriionin thsIfpipen.
and send their pnpru containing il 10 the sob
scHbcr COCkROTT & OyEREND.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
DIR. a. q. Brent,

Iudunic Of the University nj GLASGOW
a Scotland, and practitioner IT some sixteen
years standing, chiefly In the Southwest, would
tender biz services hs Physician, Surgeon. Sc,
to the citizens Of lewsyilir Lafayette county
Afhs Office aud residence in the town Of Laws.
vllc where ho may always be found, unlcss pro.
lcsion1lly engaged.
IewiSIllr, June II, lsiG.lG.ly.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
New Tavern in Fulton.

1 AYlNG rented the well known Cros Ksys
~ IarerH' ! am now prepared 10 receive
D'argeIs o. accommodate travellers on reasonable
terms My stable IA well provided with corn and
i'dder' and every attention shall be pnd 10 The
comforts aud wants Of those WHO favor we with
their patronage.
r HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton, Oct 10, isi7-il-if
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
geady Made Clothing,
Nevy Store nj Fulton.

FOLocK, BROTHER & Cn. have JUS, r.
E y eaIfed aud are nov opening d lafar aud
splendid assortment Of gaeds, consisting "a pah Of
the IollawiHG
French. Enelsh aud tmer.can Prints a., IL
Il Brown and nIeaohed Nh.diuszaud Nheeling5.
81. IL Va. osaahefsz, Is, IL Lowell do,
aeachal and brown ddIlinrs, checked lweeds,
psniealIary dfp., padding Scotch p.a'ds, green
lnnra, French hunhlaaes, alFara lusi5szi l'a L
aud ,WiIed aiIzsa, rrd. white, ETeen and yellow
Iiannfia. saliuei. krnlaekY and Hali mixed lrauz,
a-liubIa aamask. bnckaad white hnb'uei bishop
lawn, Laaa alI swiss maIins slHprd eambfoka
and iaakanets, Marlborough HHRaa, blue dtnus.
ha,k aud co'afsd eimhaeks, lf.#h linen. printed
euli8n drills aud eaiiouadHs apfaa and furniture
checks. b'acs iaIhy ,elFeI. ptaIel ilaaasis, blue
drills aud IiuagYas aeoEla zinprss Hatu I'D cotton
Iapa. zIk. ralIaH and madras handkerchief,
iIinfed sHaw,s. taior' canvass, kussil sdsfiInE.,
diater. brown ha.Iaad, cotton fringe, AaHvIIles
and erzHs ik.dsi iemtas, cnllan aud Hnfslsd
hndina. sri.cia. black aHl oolafed cotton cord,
era{c d'Iainrs, hlaa, rcd aud white blankets. lick.
iBa ma#auiio netting Georgia isans' aad hag.
zIaa uIaiHs. Ar, &c
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

MoDEsTY.--There is a young man in
Cincinnati who is so modest that he wonld
not "embrace an opportunity" Ho would
make o good mate for tho lady who ialnted
when she beard oflbe naked truth.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Nmininr.

FEW ouprrs of supi Quulne iusi received
. 1 and for sale al Dr. u T. Jeli's drug fore for
cnsii Expecting 10 receive a large supply of
Medicine shortly from New York. invite The
attention Of Physicians and others 10 ms tari,
which will BE- ,oIi al the very loves, rns5, ior
fsfh oa'y. Calland zee.
II. 7. JE1sr
Ma.hInrion. Oct u. lslG.I.am
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
500 REWARD.

MADE bis escape from the Jail Of IIcmpslead
~ county. on the night OF the 23d instant.
JESSE PHILLIPS, indicted for the murder Of
Thomas spellman. Phillips is about 5 feet 6
inches high spare made, dark hair. black ewes.
and youthful appearance; about 20 years of ape.
speaks quick and with great deal Of assurance,
wI give The above reward for bis apprehension
and delivery to me.
PRICE ROACH, Jaiior
Of Hcmpsi,ad CORaiy ArL.
Washington, Nov. g., lsi,.5O
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
30, 900 Acrcs ocLnnd

7 0 Z $ / z.
"ENIH thousand acres choice land 70,
J sale, lucated in 1895 and '3G. In the coupic.
Of Hampstead, Lafayette, CLARK. Dallas, Hoi
Spring aud Ouarhin, on accommodating terms
for which apply to the subscriber nj Madison
Springs Ga, or to r. u. Conway, Washington
DANIEL MORRISON.
November n, 1si7.Aa
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
10 Planters.

EfllE undersigned having been appointed
4 agents ior The sale Of Mr. Joseph Il. Crosb,'s
Cotton GINS. will keep a supply on hand ior .ale.
at their Ware House n Fulton. Of all Hzes and
descriptions, which they nre authorized 10 warrant
to rive eutife satisfaction 10 the purclnse-s.--
Persons Ia want Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
ylrd to unIl and examine them.
BLOCK BROTHER & -
Fulton, June q, lst7.2s.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
lscais iasllirH Telegraph
dr. BENZ. L. JEVe

~ Is tsHmrd lHa anasfI#e ~ H#4...## in
~ sIHF. .oH. Ed u7F.aI If Tunes -
'gnHa 81 '#zfolHs#afr sfaH. uHa## rf##.
''oHzll' alz=e ei eHafr iH aI'I Hafa III
o.. Ifzz' mel#H.rrs fHH#. H## ffa=H
Washington. 2za I-IZr
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
SiBDLERY. STATIONARY
QUEENSWARE. TTNWARE,
CLOTHIlG, HtTS. BOOTS,
SHOES AND GROCERIES,,
d., st., DC.
dr., @r., NC

Together with as general an assortment of good
as has been Offered Tor alr IN this market. TO which
they particularly invite the attention Of purchasers
Fulton, May /, lsl,.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

TnuTrrs on1oE, RE,l Esr,rE BANg.
Washington, Ark, 2Oh April, 1917, (
nEBIORs to this Office are hereby requested
~ TO come forward Immediately and nav cali.
and interest due and renew their notes, ms nll
notes, without discrimination. remaining unrc.
newed will be placed in the hands Of the Bank
Attorney for suit
by order Of the Board
~ u. BRITTIN, Clerk, So