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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02

must have some other o5;ec. than the pur-
poses Of commerce or navigation IN view
in such an expedition; perhaps he has
heard of and hunts for those Dead Sea
fruits. which we are told look fair to the
eve but turn to ashes on the Ii bike many
If the fruits OF the modern Dem ooracy,
which he processes.
All the powers needed for works Of inn
pro. ement. SAYS the President. are with
the States. and by them only should be
object. And. as understand the argu-
mont. he seems to prove the efficiency as
we'll as the proprietv of this State system.
as opposed to the exercise of any power
by Congress, by pointing TO the examples
Of Virginia and South Carolina and other
States. whose legislation for such purposes
he cites. Sir, | wish 10 say nothing dlspar-
aging Of any State. old or new: TO make
no invidous conn arisons. But il viii sur
prise. | know. the people of the West. il
we are to understand that the President
means to enforce his view OF the better
plan and system Of Improvement by the
example of Virginia. for instance. God
bless the Old Dominion! She is Identified
with much Of the best history Of our com
mon country. and wish her all prosperity:
hut we can hardly be persuaded 70 take
her. with her distractions upon these great
questions. and her practical working un-
der them as our guide. There is not a
State in the Union more blessed by iea-
ven with abundance of natural resources
/ for prosperity; but we cannot regard he'
as an instance of the best development o.
i those resources in her institutions and
public works. Perhaps it may be that we
are too utlitarian in my part Of the coun-
try Born in the West and educated with
the habits of thought which prevail there
it may be that regard too highly spirit
Of progressive energy, stimulating to the
development and improvement of all the
capacities Of our country and people. anc
laen:nr to the most liberal construction 0
the powers Of the General Government
The Virginian NAV be wiser who pre-
ferS to sit down and indulge rather in spec
ulation upon. and opposition to. the cx"r
else Of what he conceives TO be doubtful
powers His political emblem, perhaps
should be Memory, looking back upon tn
past. and thus, with eye avcrted from he
path. running a hazard Of blundering a:
she advances confess that prefer. 70
nv State. that more cheerful goddess
Hope, who gazes eagerly into tue future
and cares little for the past. except as
NAV afford firm ground from which to lca]
again and more vi gorouslv forward.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02

The following lettcr was written TO a
gentleman in this State. says the Cincin-
natl Gazette. and has been furnished ne
for publication. The opinions Of our dis
tnguishcd men. upon the war and the
means Of ending it, should be known
Judge Mclean occupies !ligh official po-
siiion. and mas been named and has many
friends in the several States for the Presi-
dency-his opinions and suggestions will
be highly appreciated. and tend to direct
the public attention to the ruinious con-
sequences of this war
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1913.
Ny Dear Sr:-To all human appear
ance the termination Of this miserable war
with Mexico. is more remote than when
the first blow was struck. In my judg-
ment it was unnecessarily and unconsii-
tutionally commenced. by marching our
army into disputed territory in the posses
sion Of Mexico. And, think, that Con-
gress who, unqucsiionabiy. have the pow
er. should put an end to the war on Jus:
and honorable principles
After agreeing upon the terms on which
treaty should be made, they should call
upon the Executive by resolution to offer
peace to Mexico upon that basis: and du-
ring the negotiation hostilities should be
suspended If the President shall refuse
TO do this. in the military appropriation
bills. the army should be required to take
such positions as shall carry oct the views
cf Congress. These bills the President
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
EFGifdsrare.

kaiyss aud iorks, ehivinr and butcher knives
pnckrl and pen knives, srissonz, siiears, mfars.
braces and htls sHinHline haohels. shne aud mai
hammers, drawing knives, handsaws, gIn, mill and
basifrd files, horse rasps, iimer aud socket ehs.
ssls SINGLE and double pan Its. iab, ADDE'S. eup.
loan. til, ohszt, French, pad, plate, RIM aud
carpenter knob lael,s, flint and percussion locks
round and Hat spuue bolts shoe pineers. sheep
theafs, knob lalrhes, door handles salinrs spdna
balances, hnllana aud lfnn labla and tea spoons,
b5a, plated aud iron siirrnps. spur. screw .drivfrs
haIIei mpuIds, braa and black coffin uas. violin
strings gmh.els, percussion caps, corkscrews, f.h
hooks aud lines, leabes, pcgeing and sowing avis,
bras candleslrks haud cut aud ieneni SAWS.
- lis H- Yong, sylhe blades aud sieklrs
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
POPPING THE QUESTION,

| told hefihst her marble brow,
Ger which her auburn locks were siraying,
Was like duit Of purzsl snow,
Where golden sunset rays Afc playing
| told her thai her soft blue eyes
Would shame The brightest spheres Of heas'n,
That walk the chambers ol the skies,
Upon monnlns summer even.
| sWote no sunny cloud could vie
In snowy soiiness with her bosom,
And that her cheek had stole their dyc,
frum wild rose aud magnolia blusseul.
| vowed that unto her aloue,
My burning heart had worship gwen
That should she on its homage lrown,
frwould then to dark despair be dusea.
Aud then gaaed upon her form,
Aud pressed her small white baud with feryer,
Aud asked her Il, 'mil calm or storm,
She would be mihe, and mine loirysr
Aud sgorc Ia Keep my VOWS,
As true as rule. OF square, or plummrl.
Rui--shc placed her finger on her nose,
Aud told ne that .sroalfH'f a8ms IL
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
TIE -FIKE SENSES.

slept melhoughl my form around
A fairy circle rich aud bright
Seem'd cast, which by lis magic bound
Each separate sense in mute delight.
\ beauteous scene before me spread,
Atabia's odofs filled the air
Aud heaven-hom music seemed 10 shed
lls soilest nales upen mine ear,
Something more sol, than lndia's web,
Nhh snken touch airuamd oer my check,
And neolart cups were al my lips
That kings mght leave then thrones 10 seek
wake,sund found the vision real
tef thu Werl bending Ger me therei
That silken touch was not ideal,
For DER me waved thy glossy haif.
More than Arabias spices choice
Thy bfeath's sweet perfume shed around,
And IN the whispers Of thy voice,
heard prolonged that music sound,
The neoIar'd oap,=-lhe zone Of light
Well nigh, deem them both divine,
Thine arms had formed that eirte bHehl,
Thy lips were gently pressed 10 nmc,
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
NEW DEFINITIONS.

The following unique definitions, ara
from work cnliledlhe "Council Of Four, y
edited by 4. waIbridge. London. Him.
self and three friends, met at a iircsido 10
define one hundred words, and the follow.
ing are a portion Of the number
Observation-Disclosures struggle up.
wards, ia which millions are trampled 10
death, tha, thousands may mount on their
bodies.
Tdies- Feathers plucked from al birds,
10 line the nests Of few.
Aneried-ioung John Boil working
with his coat 0ii.
Bat R1oa-A,camp Of modern ANA.
Zons.
iroH-I'he bones of the gian, Ciyiliza.
lion
Lite-A compulsory journey over q pro.
carious road, on which the more luggage
YOU have the more lightly yor travel.
Mdrriage-l.ove brought 10 lrial.-Go.
Ing home by daylight after courlship's mas.
qucrade.
PdrRjroktr.-lhe poor mans banker.
4 man who holds your coat whilst you
light.
Chy-A human hive, without It's honey.
CONT.
Money.--rhe largest stakeholder in the
world.
EIIdincc-Thc scars Of our wounds.
Wme.--Boulcd forever. \ friend who
seldom dies without ioduring us with bis
ghost.
DebL--h slice out Of another mans loaf.
Coai.--A check drawn On society by
your tailor.
Palace. guilloline, which cuts of the
head Of a nation from lis body.
LdngUage.-A chain To unite men aud
keep mankind disunited. 4 large issue Of
notes, which has often a small basis Of gold.
Theatre A homeopathic hospital. where
small doses oi society are gwen To cure
society. The chamber wherein bachelors
receive curtain lectures.
Mirror.--A journal in which time ro.
cords his travels.
Chih-rhe eyer.rencwed hope Of the
world Gods problem, waiting man, 80.
luton.
Miser.--m umalure paupeE A lover
who is oonIened with a look.
IgnordHce.--A serpent which many os.
Ter because they suppose il To be harmless.
4 dark place where poor people are allow.
ed 10 grope about I'LL they hutl themselves
or somebody else.
Bachtior.--A mule who shirks bis reg.
ular load.
China.-A hermit among nations. A
living toad embedded in stone.
Paper.-A receiver of stolen goods.
Poiiies--A national humming.iop, which
spins the leas, when il huns the most.
Napo'eoa.--A naughty boy, who was
put in a corner, because he wanted the
world to play with.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
.N'egC OOdSt

rHNllE subscribers are now receiving aud omen.
\ ing large and well assorted stock Of goods
suited 10 this market, which have been selected
with great care, and are now offered to purchasers
nj as los prices and on as good terms az they can
be procured elsewhere. Our stock is general. com.
prisng staple aud fancy Dry Goods. Hardware,
,u'lefy, Saddltry, Clothing Hats, Boots aud
Shoes Cnockefy, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nails,
G,aslIng.' Ilnwarc, Carpenters and Blacksmiti's
Tools, Groceries, &c, &c, &c
A. BLOCK Il son.
Washington, Ark. April &c, Isl7.gO.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Gin HsanulactOry.

TENllE undersigned bfy now manufacturing their
i improved COTTON GINS at Minden. La.
aud are prepared 10 furnish planters with superior
Gin-stands, made after the latest and most inn.
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins AZ
any plantation within l2j miles Of Minden. or al
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas, free
Of any additional cost All orders from distance
will be promptly attended to, Forany information
relative to the quality Of their Gins, they refer 10
Cen &. d. Royslon, William Crabtree or William
vaughn, llempstead county, or Henry VI. Le.
may, b, Strickland and A. &. Owens, Iaayette
county.
LACKY & SHIELDS
hinden, La, May 10, lsi7.23.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Cooley LADY's BOOK
AND
Family Magaeine,
FOR la4g

FOR lals,
INCREASED and Increasing attraction, with
! the largest circulation aud greatest popularity
Of any mugaaiuc IN the United States.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The fgTAum will coulain articles from bryant,
Longlellow, rerciYal Wendell Holmes, Washing.
ton Irving, n 7. Willis, Hoffman. Tnekomun,
simms, llalleek, Paulding, Mrs. Sgourney, Miss
Gould, Dana, Herbert, Eta Green llaeck, Miss
Sednewick, Theodore 5, Fay, from whom we
have reeryed novelette,, which We shall shortly
eonmence.l Mw, Aunau, Park Benjahin, = A.
Poe Ne
TIE ilost Beaai,fnl Embellishments,
From the hands Of the first artists, and conso.
qneully, far superior 10 hase ia any thefnaga4ne
adotn Il HE Book
OBamfHt ond t'liiy ars Combined
Thr popular series Of articles Gu Health, Model
Cottages, and Seede.wafk, &c, Illustrated with
iine angfayiugs, will be continued, and such other
features as eau be nude snbseNleut to the grand
design of the work.
The meaial and moral improvement OF it,
readers will rom time to time he added
Callrsi Fas4ions
Every mouth, altered from the French to sui, the
more modest taste Of the ladies' Of this country,
Thm is tic Btst time 10 Subsel5s.
Persons commencing with the January number
will receive
Mia Lesiisis Adr Nareb
New entire, as the portions already Published will
be reprinted in thai nnmhet No tnninution IN
the usual interest aud variety, but an increase in
The number Of pages
Ms.
One copy one year which includes .lhe l.ady's
DoIar Newspaper 81 COL
Making three publications in one month
for the above small sum-,
One copy two years : 40
Two copies one year = 90
Eve copies one year with an extra copy
to tie person sending the order 10 COL
Eight copies one year Is col
Twelve do dn ~ %
Address L. L. Cooley,
ll3 Chesnul street, Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Notice 10 Planters,

VIE undersigned has opened a shop for the
Il manufacture Of and repairing Gin Stands,
one mile southwest Of Washington, in the shop
formerly occupied by John Mays lie pledges
hlmsei; to manufacture Gins Of the most i'm.
proved style and finish, wauaniing all work done
BY him equal 10 the representations
Having recently made large and extensive
purchases Of the best material in the eastern cities,
with all facilities for executing work with prompt.
ness and Dispatch he hopes to merit a share Of
the public patronage, heretofore so literally cx.
tended to him.
will keep a constant supply Of Gins for sale
at the store Of A, Block in Washington
J. r. CROSBY.
Washington, Dee 30 IsiG.G.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
u. II. Morgan.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER
III AS just opened fresh and splendid assor,.
4 ment Of new goods Of the latest and mos,
fashionable styles, which he is prepared to mann.
iaotnre into every variety Of gentemen's wearing
apparel. He has also an assortment of Has
Cravas, llandkerchiefs, Suspendcrs, &c, bleacboj
and brown domrstics, plaid Iinsey, kerseys, Irish
men, prints jeans, alpaccn, haunels, &c, all Of
which he viii dispose Of on accommodating terms
Shop in SuIliynn's Hotel.
Washington May ~, lsl723-k
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
TIE RACREkoRS COMPLAINT.


Returning home at elus5 Of day,
Who gently ohides my long delay,
Aud by my side delights 10 siays-Aebody.
Who sets for me the easy chair,
Sets oui the ronm with neatesi eare,
Aud lays my siippers ready thete'-=Nobody.
Who regulates the cheerful fire,
Aud piles the blazing fuel higher,
Aud bids ms draw my chair slill nighefl=N =Nahody
When plunged in dire aud dsepdsiress.
Aud anAious eares mY heart opprs,
Who Wai.nerz hefes Of happinsss'-Nebady.
When anxious Thoughts within me fises
Aud IN d.sInay ms spint dies,
Who soollies me By her kind -Nolpjy.
When s.ckness racks ms feeble frame,
Aud gtel disiIaois my leycfid BRAIN,
Who sympaihiscs with my paini-- Aotody
Then III resolve, 50 help me Fate,
10 change At once the single state,
Aud will 10 liymen's altar take-SumehodY
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
smith a Thorn,
CAMDEN. ARkNNSAs

c VI ID EN-, ARk NSiS.
DEG 70 sequaiB, their friend, and plau,crs n
, ooachlta aud adjacent counties that they
It'll at the Old stand where lhey shall be
lppy at all times 10 see them.
They all have a considerable stock on hand,
ID have been appriscd Of heavy shipments from
north which have arrived in Now Orleans,
which they expect rom arrangements they
making TO receive before The steamer com.
nee running.
'ariies calling ni their establishment will al.
IS iind well selected and extensive stock, a,
aes equally if not lower than any other house
The iiaje,
They wi.l alsn attend 10 the receiving and for.
wardmg Of all goods consigned to their care with
puurinhliiy aud drspnlch
Advances made On cotton, either hipment
or on storage,
Camden, Oct Is, lsi5-im
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
COparlnership Notice.

FH7liE undersigned having this dhy lssociated
Z with hInrrIl in busn,s, hs s8u DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter w, be- conducted
al thg old stand 10 Washington under the stylc Of
A. Biock 4 Sos lie would avail himself Of this
occasion to return hs sincere thanks to his old
friends and customers FOR the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, aud assures Them that
no cSedons will be- spared to merit a continuance
4 il by the new firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington Ark, April 90, isi7.2Ou
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
r u ESt
70 Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

= Ahaht'AAAaf' ~ AAHll'NNfa
VIE Subscribers have opened new T,rE
FarNnBv in The city of New York, where
they ate ready tusuppy Orders 10 any extent. for
any kiud Of Job fancy typo, INK. paper. eases,
ealleAs' hfass ulc, steel column rule, composition
sticks. ehasfs, aud every article necessary for a
printing office
The lyps, which are cast in new moulds, fiom
an.ealiIeiy new 81 Of matrisrs with deep coun.
iefs, are warranted to be unsurpassed By any, aud
wIIl hr ssld al prices to suit the times All the
t4ps furnished by Us is "baud cast a
Printing presses furnished aud also steam en-
gjnes Of the most approved patterns
M Amaehinegi is iseonsianily in attendance
Ia repair prasses nnd lirht work.
Composition follsrs easl for printers
Edl'on Of newspapers who will buy three
Times Hs much type rs lhelr bills amount 10, may
rIFe the above ss monll# insertion in their papers,
and send their papers containing Il 10 the sub.
scrbera COCkRoF-r 4 OyEREND.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
81 LOUIS REyEnLE TRIwEEKLY
InE InEArEgr rArIR IN I'M NJ.

Tue CHEAPEST fhftR IL THE MEsE!
We ar induced. particularly. to call attention
10 our Tri.hsetlg edition Of ihc Rcyrillc Our
perfected arrangements with the eas, affords 90.
every facility In the iauinc, at the earliest pfacu.
cable moment by Telegraph, Of a correct synopsis
ot Jarciga gHd slsfra hitiialars, together sab
a iere and comprehensive compilation Of grs1a'
Hsies.
Yhrfr Da'lars' Is very small sum Ior a TII.
WEEKLY paper particularly ous which, while
Il embodi1s maTlffs, Hsirs, SC, also contains
tales Of interest, Humorous gisfrlss, a We've the
world Of amusra7at original p9firg, and cures.
p1HdeHcs superior 10 any paper Of ils price in the
whole Mississippi valley!
The connection Of this point with the ca.t. by
telegraph, will make Il matter of interest to hu..
ness men in the interior Ia procure the earliest
eastern intelligence oiiener than weekly, aud our
paper being medium through which they may
obtain IT, at less cos, than any other IN the city.
cannot fail 10 make the RyWiiE Tm.WErgIy
popular The cost Of other city III. Wffiig sheets
u FIRE Dollars, our sheet Is issued at THREE
DOLLARS.
We beg lcavrtu 10 call the attention Of our Giends
-and we are happy 10 say that they are numerous
to this ntilcr, We assure them that all name.
transmitted 10 MS will be attended to- aud the paper
carefully sent by the earliest mail A little excr.
uon on the part Of our friends will be kindly re-.
urmbered
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22

Il is estimated, officially, that during the
year and four months between June %.
1916, and November 8, ls47, Great Britain
had to import breadsiuGs to the enormous
amount Of thirty three millions and half
pounds siorling Say one hundred and
snig Grc millions of dollars
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
fODagfHPrShip

HE undersigned having entered into partner.
ship on the 1T ol Apnl, l-45. ior the pur.
pose Of doing general SioiaVe aad Commission
N"siHeS', IN iht town Of Fulton. under the name
and style Of HLocE, liRvturn a Co, would re-
spoetiuiIy inform their irnds aud the public gen.
erly that having leased the Upper Warehouse
ol Mr. T. J. Smith, they are now prepared to
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May |, lsl7.lI
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Sluart,s Landing,

SALINE RIVER, SEWER COUNTY.
fE'llE subscriber has made extensive arrange.
= menls for Storing Cotton on the Saline,
about two miles above the Salnc Landing. lie
is provided with commodious sheds. aud has made
arrangements with the steamer Little River for
shipping MI cotton ef in hi charge. lie soliciia
share Of patronage aud pledges bis unrcmiited
attention 10 any business confded 10 his care
n. 4. STUART
Feb lG, lsls l0.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
BLOff, BROTHER s. co,

MOULD particularly invite the ladrs 10 call
w aud cNamine Their beautiful assortment ul
linena Nsta Stripes and Robes,
Printed and Painted MuaIms.
Muslin GinFhum, plain and striped,
timpham, faney Ilanakefchiris,
bonneis, Ribbons, l.aoes, Edginps, otn., etc.
Ase 10 Their splendid assortment ol SaasE Of all
kiuds aud qualities
Fulton, MAY l,.ls47.9l
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
TIiE DAILY
NATIONAL NHIG

Is Published IN the city el Washington. every
day, ut 1'claek, +. NJ, Saturday excepted. and
araed 10 subscribe ia the City, ai the NAVY Yard,
in Georgetown, IN Alexandria, and ia baltimore.
The sime evening, at Gi cents a week. payahlr TO
the sole ageul Of the Wing, g. II Giehnsi, Ell,
or hs order II Is also mailed to any paH Of the
United States fer - per- anaam. OF s. ief ~
months, payable IN advance. Advertisements Of
lea lines OF less inserted ole ima far 80 cents, two
Times iar - cents, three. times for ; 1. oar week
for $ -, two weeks fer - ., one mau,h Tor
81. Two months iar s., three months for sla. sIA
months for Nc, one year of $50, pay allie always
IN advance.
The NAfioS,l Nml Is what Is nama indicates.
Il speaks the sentiments al Tie Wig parts Of The
unIan an every question oi public policy II ad.
yocairs the election to the Presidency Of Zachary
Taylor. subject 10 the decision Of a Wig National
Convention, II makes var TO the knife on all the
measures and acts of the Administration deemed
la b. adverse 10 the Interests Of the country. aud
exposes without fear OF iayofihe eodupiioas OF The
party in power. lis columns afc aael "a every
man n the country, for the discussion Of nl'.tiCil
Ct any other questions
In addition 70 plliiIes, large fparc in the va.
tonal Wing will he devoted 10 the pubeai ans upon
fNfHAAAANiHt hFHHNAAfih NHN HiilEH usfIHl HII =
Science ia general, Law, Medicines Sintfsiic..
&c. Choice specimens Of American and Foreign
Literature will also be- given, including Rryicws,
sc. A weekly lisi oi the Patents i.sued by the
Patent otIicr will lihewisr be pubshcd--lhc whole
forming complete family Newspaper
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL WING,
one Of ile largest newspapers ia The United
States, o. made up from the columns of ibp nuiiy
National Wing, aud Is Published every saturday
for the low pnce Of 81 per annum. payable u
advance. A double sheet Of eight pages will b.
gwen whenever ihc PFg.s 0i matter shall Justify il
The Memoir Of General Taylor, written *.
pressly for the National Wing, are n coure o..
application. They commenced with the second
lumber, large number of cuprs Of which hay,
been printed, 10 supply calls Tor back numbers.
CllAS ". FENTUN.
Proprietor Of hs National Wlg
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
DIR. 4. a.. Rrcuf.

Guduaic Of the University Of Glasgow
~ Scotland. and practitioner II some sixteen
yean' standing, chiefly in ihr southwest, would
lender his services as a Physician, Surgeon, Sc,
to the citizens Of Lcwisyie Lafayette county.
AfkS Office and residence In the town of Lewis.
vile, where he may always be found, unless pro.
fcssionnlly engaged
Lewisyillo, June is, lsi6.3G.ly.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
New Tavern i'm Fulton.

HAVING rented the well known UNION
W HpIEL' ] am now prepared 10 receive
hoafdors " accommodate travellers on reasonable
terms My stable Is we'll provided with corn aud
fodder aud every attention shall be- paid 10 the
comforts aud wants Of those who favor we with
their patronage.
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton, Oct 10, lsl7.4I.if
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
T. n is \ HILL. N CD,
Receiving and Forwarding
N ~ .F1 Nsn..

VI = II Z II I \ 7 ,
At rnE aLpsrANn of fIILL. VAUGHAN 4 ca.
CAMDEN. Arkansas
ANlNG lsfrr and commodiaus Warehouses
! meonnecied with the principal budngs in
town. necessarily ineurting less rsk, pledge them.
selves TO thctold friends aud al others that lheir
charges soall be as reasonable as any other fcgu.
lar established Warehouses. and BY slnet altrn
ton hope to give the uimosi satisfaction 10 all
who iayoflhem with their patronage.
Camden, Ark, January 20, lsls.s
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
Agents for the Telegraph.
DIR. BENZ. l.. JEFF

III As resumed the practice Of medicine in
II Washington, and may 1t all times b.
iennd al his apoihceafr Store. nnlp,s pfoies.
sionalh absent, Vbete he will keep q iul.
supply OF fresh medicines for saIe low for cash
Washington. Eag I.-IZtG
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-22
TO Planters.

BNlIE undersigned having been appointed
u agents for the sale Of Mr. Joseph Il. Crosby's
Cotton GINS, will keep supply on hand for sale
at their Ware House in Fulton, Of all sizes and
descriptions, which they are authorized 10 warrant
to give entire satisfaction to the purchaser.-
Persons N want Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
/ Wtrd to cali and examine them.
BLOCK, BROTHER & 10
Fulton. June %. IsI7.9s.u