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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-14
Gen. CasS nailed upon the subject Of FreC
Territory.

The man, who, if elected President Of the l..
ni,ed States, will rule the country by force Of
executive infuence-whose voice and whose We.
TO. as he follows in the steps OF his usurping pre-.
decessor is 10 be The law of the land-whoss
opinion IS 10 be paramount to that Of the peo.
Pile, as expressed in the voice of their represen.
tatives-this man has given TO The world, no,
merely what he thinks, BUT WHAT HE, AS THE
GOVERNMENT, WILL Do. and he has recorded il
in the archives Of the country, by solemn
VOTE upon The very question, which now so
ngjlaies the whole land, and particularly the
State of Ohio. The Cleveland Herald says:
The injunction Of secrecy having been reme-
we'd from the proceedings in the Senate in rea-
ton TO the Treaty with Mexico, the RECOR-
DED VOTE of Gen. Cass answers the ques-
ton by his deliberate act-an act that admits Of
fewer constructions than candidates. words
We find in the printed journal as printed in the
National lntelligenCsr the following entry:
On motion Of MIR. Baldwin, TO insert at the
end Of the fifth article the following words, to
vii:
( provided, That there shall be neither slave.
ty nor involuntary servilude in the territories
hereby ceded, otherwise than in punishment of
crimes, whereof the party shall have been duly
convicted"
After debate the question was stated, shall
these words stand as a parofihe fifth auicIel"
And it wos determined in the negative: Yeas
10. nays 38.
Messrs. Atherton, BaHpin, Clarke, Clay
| ton Corwin Daris of Mass, Dayton, Dix, Greens,
Hale, Miller, Niles, Phelps, Spruance, Upham,
! Those who voted in the negative are
Messrs. Allen,* Ashley, Atchson, Badger.
Bagby, Bell, Benton, Berrien, Bradbury Breese"
Bright Butler, Calhoun, Cameron Cass,*
Crittenden Davis, of Miss, Dickinson Doug
lass,F Downs, Felch,* Foote, Hannegun," Hun
ter, Johnson, of Nd, Johnson, of La, johnson,
of ga, Lewis, MangHm, Mason. Moore, Pearce.
Rusk Sewer, Surgeon" Turney, Underwood,
| YuIee.
Wings in itaC. Donghfaces with "a.
Not Wing Senator from the Free States vo.
ted against the guarantee for freedom which was
ardently desired by Mexico, while the following
Locoiocos from Free States voted against the
free proviso-Allen, Breeze, Bright, Cameron,
CASS, Dickinson, Douglass, Felch, Hannegan,
Sturgeon, and Bradbury. Underthese "circum-
Stances The interrogatory yesterday was per-
ectly cruel.
In the correspondence communicated with the
Treaty, Mr. Trist states that the Mexican Com.
mssloners were very anxious to incorporate such
provision into the Treaty, and assured him that
proposition to introduce the lnqusitiou into the
United States would not be more revolving to its
inhabitants than was the prospect of the intro
duc,ion Of slavery to the population Of Mexico,
10. S. Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
GODfsY LADY'S BOOK
AND
Family y III gasine,
TOR lels.

FOR ISIS.
INCREASED and increasing attraction, with
| the lafgest circulation and greatest popularity
of any magazine IN the United States
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The TREASURY will contain articles from Bryant
I.onrfellow. PefeiYa Wendell Holmes, Washing
ton Irving, \. =. WILLIS Hoffman. Taekerman'
Smms, Ilaladk, Pauldng, Mrs siroulney, Miss
Gould, Dam, HERBERT fitz Green lialleek, Miss
Sedeewiek, Theodore $. Fay, IRON whom we
have received novelette,, which We shall shortly
eommenee,) Alfa. AMMAN, Park Benlamln, f. A.
Poe &c.
The Mast beautiful Embellishments,
Ffom the hands Of the first arliaIa. and, eonse-
quenlly. far superior to those IN any olhetmggaz'ne
adora The noal
Ornament and Gi'lig are Combined
The popular series Of articles On Health, Model
Cottages. and Aeedle.wofk, Aea, illustrated with
fine enefaginas. wl ba continued, aud such other
features As eau ha made subsetvIenl to the grand
design Of the wafk.
TIE meBlal aud moral improvement Of its
readers Will from time 10 time be added,
falaFfi Fasliaaa
Every month. altered from the French to suit the
more modest iasle oi the Indies Of this country.
7ais Is lie Hssi Tine 70 Subsdibs,
persans commencing with the January number
will fseeiYe
HIsa EsslIs's kee Aarsi
New entire, as the portions already publIshed will
be reprinted in TINT number No dhnnutiau iu
the usual Interest and variety, but uu increase in
! the number Of pages
TERMS.
one copy ON YEN, which includes The lady's
dollar NeWapanaf' S1 uo
Making lhfea publications In one month
for the ahdfe small sunni
nhe oapY tRa yeafs m ",
Two eaHIas one year wv
Five copies oae year. viii m estraouqy
To the person sending The order ~ Nu
Fight copies one year la Nl
Twelve dn da 90 w
Aalfes.. l.. 4. G0nEY,
10 Ghosnul street, Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
sniIh & Thorm. .

{ AMD ZEN. ARkAN NShS
DEG 10 asluainl their friend. md p'sntef. IN
olaehita aud adjacent counties, that ihsy
are sill At the old stand whsr they shall ie
HanHK At an iimes TO see them.
Tiny stil have e considerable .'urh ou hfna.
aud Lave hsen apprisei Of heavy .h.rmruis from
III aaHIH which hava arrived Zoo Now odrfHs
aad s. sa they expect ium arrangements they
afr making ta receive before ths .ieamsn com.
mHnea HunuiHs
faTiIas calling at their establishment will al.
w find well selected and extensive stock, at
nfifss equally If no, lower than any other house
IN The trade
fH.y wll also attend 10 the receiving and far,
waalIaH Of aIl gotds consigned to their care with
nunHiHHlily aud despatch
Advances made on cotton, either hipmeui
df IN storage.
Camden. Oct -. lsi7-im
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

WITHDRAWAL or Mn. BUCHANAN FROM
THE CABINET.-The withdrawal Of Mr..
Buchanan from his position as Secretary
Of State, is spoken Of as an assured laci by
NE Eastern papers and Washington letter.
Writers. The late publication of,ho Treaty,
through the agency Of Mr.. Nugent. his pet
and correspondent, Galyicnsis, of the n. Y.
Herald, is said to have caused difficulty,
OF at least coldness, between himself and
tho President. An attempt to inculpale
him, during the present investigation by the
Senate Of this matter, has been made, but
is rsbuiied by testimony Of Mr.. Nugent.
Mr.. Buchanan during the investigation has
been upon the floor Of the Senate, engaged
in private conversation, frequently
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
TO M Y WIFE.
~ H. =. CONRAD,

When that ohas,e blush suilused thy cheek and
brow,
whtrned anon with a pale maiden fear
Thou shfank 81 in utteTing what burned TO hear
Aud yel loved thee, love, not then as now,
Ysan and their nows have come aud gone, and
graves,
Of thine and mine, have opened aud the sod
l. thick above the wealth we gave TO God
Over my brightest hopes the nghishade waves
And wrongs and wTeslngs with awretohed world,
Gray hairs, and saddened hours, aud thoughts
Of gloom,
Troop upon liOops, darn browed have been ny
doom;
And to the earth each hope-rearrd iurret hurled
And yet that blush, suiIdsing cheek and brow,
Twas dear, how dear. ,hen--hut It's deater now
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

RFrLsoTioN.-As in review We lock
back on our past lives, we regret many a
bargain we have made. and many a step
we have taken. Here we went too last,
and there too slow; one day we Lost by our
folly. aud The neIl by our prido and o,.
iravagance. In reviewing the past We
thus see cause COR repentance. Bot there
Is one thing tina, VIC are never sorry for,
10, Us live Us long rs we may-wo never
mourn a correct and vihuous liio. When
pillow,d for the night, We have no rspfoach.
cs for a good deed, or kind suggostion.-
When tho world has no attraction Tor us
when It's prospects and It's glories arc fading
from our gaze, and the visions ol an olcr.
nal state are bursting upon Us, Il is then
that we love 10 think on an honest and up.
right lie. Who with the hour Of death 10
view, would perform wicked actl One
hour Of serious reflection will unfit rs Tor
any vicious society or unholy career. How
strange il is, that amid the dying and the
dead. mankind will so far isrgei themselves
and their Creator, as to serve career Of
folly and crime, when the next breath Of
disease may sweep them 10 destruction.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Gin MANDATORY

TENllE uHirr gned ars n1R manufacturing their
7 improved COTrON GINS nj Mindpn. La..
a7d arr prepared to ruish planters with superior
Iiu.eiaud- Nude altar The latest and mn,i inn.
proved plans They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within rs miles Of NBden. or h,
Washington. Columbus or Fulton. Arkan.ss. free
Of nny additional cost. Al order. from distance
will he promptly attended ia. For any Information
relative 10 the quality Of their Gins. they refer 10
Con. g. d Roysion, wlllnm Cfabttec or Willinm
Vaughn, Hampstead county, or Henry VI. Le.
may, -. Strickland and A, G. Owens, Lalayette
county.
LACKY & SHIELDS
Mndcn, La, May 10, Isl7-9J.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
BL0cK', BR0THR s co,

SgfouLn particularly invite the ladies to oeal
w aud rAaune then heauiiul lssnfImthl oi
Rnena Vista siripes aud l,ohesi
Printed aud Painted Muslms
Muslin bingham, plum aud striped,
Gngham. faueY llandkefehiels,
Ronnrla. Ribbon. Laees Edeinss ETC. etc
Alsa to their splendid assortment Of Shaes OF all
kIuds aud qaaillIfs
Fulton, MaY l,.lsi5.2i
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Gin Mandatory.

TTNIIE undersigned aliIl continues to inanufac.
Il lure improved COTTON GINS, one mile
southwest Of Washington. Ills Gins are made
Of the best materials, aud will be warranted to
perform well, and will be sold on accommodating
terms
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon ar the work Is completed.
J. r. CROSBY.
Warrington, March 90, lsls.l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
EEai.dirare.

knives aud forks, carving and butcher knives
pocket and pen knives, srIsaHs, shear. Iazaf=s
braces and bits, ahinaIua haehets, shae aud M
hammers, drawing knives, hanasaWs, gIn, mil and
bisisrl iIrs, horse fasps dmef aud saekel chs
feIs. single and double PLAIN lls, iaai adses, cup.
jo,n', en-, chest, French, rad, pale, nm aud
rarpeutcr knoh locks, ilIHl and percussion locke,
round aud DAT spring balis shoe nnaeFs. sheep
shears. knob laires, door haodiss SaiirT'5 s5#'Hg
htiuures, brt5nn md iron table and tea spaons,
hfar plated and f1n agiffu-, spuf- =eFes-dftfi7si
bullet m5giis, bpfs and b'Hok coffin. n.naila. violin
srBrs gmh'1is, percussion caps ourkscrewf, i.sh
hooks and lines. ten brls, reE1.ug and sewing aRa,
brass caadItsria band X en- 5Hi ientni saar,
s,.o,r!s aui tong, yihe blades and sias'rs.
tnaall.us, iJlr, jack uHd io.uirr planes wool
aud ciion rards, manila aud cotton rope, r!7w
hnrs. and bed cfris, Collins aRrs, broad axes
uu9rn. parliament hinges, huils aud screws, roilir
mills, ho8hs and hinges, lfo.a, warrn boxes waffle
ir1us, straw knives, grass and cane syihes, Cafp.
lima casistce anl gmbh8g h0-s, md irons, grind
stones, OK aud trace chain, n1,Ia snd brad Of al
rI,cl, yhoycis spades, patent balances. sryes,
! gsrlgu Hkss. 10y pans, pIow monlds, iron Of all
| knas, English, G,mau, aud cast steel. hollow
ware of al kinds and dszeip,au-, such As ovens
| ski.Icis pots aud kettles, sc, SC.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Terms per Session Of Five Mont S.
Notice.

rF1llE subscribers have just received and ofsr
iaf sale
80 Hall a sprrts' No. ] and pourln,
Cooking aud Warming Stoves.
Whnkey, Surur Coffee, M6hac4,
Imperial and Young lly.on Tee.
por aud ruroi Wur, Soap lfon Ca,rng,,
Mails. Cotton Yarn. SC
IN connection with ufbusncss e. nave established
ATTN SHOP,
and will furnish Tin Ware In large or small guam.
titles, on accommodating terms. job work exc
culcd with d.spaich
BLOCK, BROTHER & CO
Fulton, March -. lsls-lG,n
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
.H'cw GoOdsy

TfrllE subscribers ugc now Ierr.,ng and open.
Z ing "a large and well assorted stock Of good.
suited To ihs market, which hlyr been sr'rclcd
with great care, and are now offered ia purchaser
ai as iow prices aud on as good terms as they can
BE- pmrurod cIsvWhrre, Our stock j. general, com.
prsug Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware
Cutlery. Nudalery, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
>hors, Crorkoy, Glassware, Iron Steel, Nails
Castings, Tinwafe, Carpenters and Blacksmith
Tools, Groeerios, &c, SC Sc
A. BLOCK g. SON
Washington All, ApHl 90, lsi,.20.f
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
EXEs HILL. n CO,
Receiving and Forwarding
MERCHANTS.

AtruEoln sfAsn ru1LNAuuuaN 8 60.
H4HHHN AHHsHHHH.
/ / AyiN6 Isfer aud eeaiaaIIaus Waftlaasrs
] uneoune5lsd with the principal building ia
town, necessarily iaeuHing less fss, pledge them
selves to lhrifod Tsndz aud all olhefs that their.
charges saaii be as reasonable as any other tegu.
lar established Warehouses. aud By fluet atlrnl
ton hope to eiFa the atma.t satisfaction to al
who favor them wIlh lhsIf patronage
Camden. An. January ~ Isis
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
COp0ySHcrShiD,

HE uudrrigurd having entered Inio partner.
ship on the ltt of April lsl5, ior The puf.
pose Of doing general Nnagf aHd Commission
bHs'Heu, iu N town of Fulton. under ihr name
and style of Block, BHoumE s Co. would rr.
poeuulIy inform their friends End the public gen.
"ally That having leased The Upper Warehouse
uI Nr l.. J. Smith, they are now prepared To
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May ! lsi7.lI
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
STATE 0alRk lNStS,

ceusI4 % laflaHffE.
IA fIs Lsiaefns cafali Cut Al its Jaassrs
Ttfa 1 u. Isis.
William Wynn.
Complainant.
William ! MaffIs and a s''-'''
ksaa fafiaI.
Defendants.
1 T taIs iay aams zaia Wynn and Mons by
y IheIf fa#HsaiIfa 81 'aiafs, and sad complain.
ant sniafs hz fsHlai.aa N short upon tie records
BY consent, "a lie rIea aai answer, .n support
Thereof filed IN tn hzhalf By sad Ngns, and
thsrsai.an. lf aafnsalaal s. saa Wyan and Nor.
=, i 5 ruled and aIlsIs tat they hl, ofeiiheT,
have. aud lszss s hefHha granted unto either OF
them, u iake The dspa=iaHz Of wilasHfes, ergeT-
ally. laisfa ahY judge Ct Inslee Of tls peace, Of
any of lie uHIiai sfaiHH, Of territories thereof,
10 ls read en- ihH fHsi hearing of ths csase, Or
70 dIssalfa or aaslain the inianuiion granted 10
ihls bahall Aua il Is further afiefsd that ihis
eansa bs set down for final hearing at tie next
tenn Of tbs aoufi. uaaa the b.ll, plea, answers
fapIaalianH. exhibits and testimony TO be- taken
Aud # APPEARING 10 tie court that ibe deitndant
keIia fayIof, i u5i aFffsd with process herein
HNl lAhlANth AA Allta fHAaAH " ~ NANA AAtn
publication b. made herein, snd notice be- pub
l.shed in the Telegraph, a Newspaper printed an,
published at Washington, IN this State. nou.gnf
the defendant, kegia Taylor Of The pol3eucy o
this suit, the object of which. j. to cause ih'
pateut issnsd 10 lhr defendant Mons, By ibr Frci
dcni of The United State, upon proaf or pre-
empion to ibc noHh.weI quarter objection rlgh
teen, IN township sixteen s1uih, in range twenty
five west, ty ihe defendant Taylor, and decree d
Tie thereto 10 the complainant, and that unl'f
she shall appear herein, on % belofs the fourth ds,
Of he next term ofih.s court, and plead, answer
or demuri 10 the hl, the same Nill bc taken as con
fescd against her, and decree BE- entered accord
ing to the prayer Of the h; and L 3 further oflpfr'
that such publication b. made ior 'he l.Iie, an'
within The period prescribed By the statute, All
that ihis cause BE- continued tiIl next tenn, &c.
A ,rue copy ium tie fceoId
JOHN y JONES, Cleh.
lliaurowEE, CoCKr and FiFlD,
Solicitors for Complainant
April ~, 1878
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
TO Printers,
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

l1HE fObNllt1 AMI fhiN hh >
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
: zllE subscribers have opened new THr
/ forNun IN the city Of New York, whare
they are ready tosuppy orders ioany rSieHi' iar
INV kind Of job fancy typr, iuh, paper eases
#arssi hfass rule, steel column rule, composition
stIeks. cIiasra, aud every article necessary ior "a
printing office.
Tha type, which are cast ia new moulds, 0om
an entirely new set Of malTiNes, with deep coun-
Ten. are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any, aud
viii be sold at prices to suit the times All the
lsne furnished By Us Is "huud cast
Printing prasses furnished aud also steam en-.
sHss ai the most approved patterns
\. b maeh.uest soonslautly IN attendance
n IaHair presses aud light work.
Composition rollers east Tor printers,
Editors Of newspapers who will buy three
lmes as much type as their bills amount To, may
give tie ahaye sS months nscrtIoniu their paper,
aud send their papers containing II i0 the sub
zaHhaFs. CuCkROFr 4 ONEREND
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
C0PARTNERSHIP.

TENllE undersigned have entered 10 copauuer.
l ship 10 the sadjlsy Business. Any onr
wishing Saddles made may BE- assured that they
shall have them made ia dc best manner pos. hlc.
and any orders we may BE- favored with shall find
despatch The lim will bo In the name Of
PARKER SULLIVAN,
WILLIAM AhOLT
April 70, lsls.ls.3w 50
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
THE LIGHT DRAuGnT STEAMER
Franklin,
IN yANUEnanIrf. NlsrrM

Oh llAysa been thoroughly fe.
.. n - paired. aud well fitted up ioi
~ ss-t..,F..f<, the accommodation Of pas.
saugen, will ply regularly between Fulton and
ihs Head of iha Rlii. leaving Fulton ON Monday
OF each week. The Fmukinisyey ahtdmughl
and will consequently BE- able 10 run between
these two points at almost auy stage of water
Whenever the wafer wil permit shs will run
through lho Bayou 10 Shreveport. A share Of
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Fulton, Feb -, lsl-.l2.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
DISSOLUTION.

rT7lE copaHnsrhlp heretofore existing b..
: tween the undersigned, uidsr ihs haa ol
levy & Brother, b. lhis day d...Hy,d hy muiu.l
elnssut Al persons indebted ia ihe d-m wifi
make payment 10 lsaac levy, who s aulhoHssd
10 collect the debts due tle im.
ISAAC LEVY.
NATHAN LEVY.
Washington, Afk. T,b 10. l-l-.Il
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Ready Made Clothing
Now Sn re at Pnlan.

FDLOCK, BROTHER & 60. have Just r.
y ceiyed and are now npeuag a lafsf af1
splendid assoument Of goods, cansstias IN iai9 q
the following 49,,
French. English and American Pfials3=i. Il
a., Brown and Gleaahad ShIHiHzs aud SHz.lliiss
al a., Va. omabeus is, IL Lowell aa,
bIerehsd and brown ddliaEs, eh5eksd iassas.
psn,rptiar aHps padding. Scotch nlaaz, zen
banrc. French bombaz.aas, aIRafa lasiffz, a.zgA
ana twillad anara, ned, white, afaaa aud z|.aa
G,puels. atipsl. K,uHaay aud sala mised lsHi.z
s-iishlr damask black aHd Wh.iH hah.aei. hz#aI.
lawn. book and SN.ss mus'Ias, slfnHd eamHfekz
ANA ncs5iais, Marlborough siHPazt blue d i.iiis.
bsrk and rolorrd camhfes=. lf.#h Linen. printed
cotton dr. aud eaiiouadss apfan aua tnfaIafz
ehr.ks. Hac. tabby YslfrI, printed Haaaslzs h.ils
drgs sud inseys, GeofeIa strip .Iasa I'D 55liasti
inpss. s.k, cotton and maaHsss haaaaHIs|Il=asf
irursd thawl.. taiafs eaHtass, sHszIs z.lHHIl5 :.
d.slcr. hroun holland, cotton iHHee. N4zzH5.Hs5
and 4rar skirts, ismuasi cotton aud kaIztsa !
binding. sslIeia. black and ealafsd eaitaa cord.
craze d'Ja'ucs, blue, red and white hlaaksiz iss1
lns, murQuilo netting, Georgia jeans, and hing
sion plnias, Sc, Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
New Orleans and Hurricane Bluffs
y "A G. Il Z r.

tViIlE fine passenger packet YAZoO CITY
\ l., W. CuorER, Master, will run regularly
during tho season in the above trade Persons
shipping freight by this boat for any point above
the Raft, may depend upon having the stfietesi
attention paid 10 the forwarding of the same BY,
the first opportunity.
Feb q, lSis.lJ.Gw
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Siuarf's Landing
DIR. 4. q. Brent.

6udnaie Of the University OF Gnsrow
" Scotland and o. practitioner N some SIXTEEN
years standing, chiefly in The sonlh.wesl. would
tender biz services as Physician, Surgeon, Sc.
10 the citizens Of LcwIsve, Lafayette county,
Arks Office and residence in the town Of inwis.
VILE where be- may always be- found, unless pro.
fea.innblIy engn red
LcwRillt. Iuur Is, lelG.9G.iy.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
gsritt's EhOtcI,
WASHINGTON, HEMPSTEAD Co.,
ARKANSAS.


FHNIlE subscriber bers leave to inform hsirIenas
aud the public, that he still continues bnsl'
ness Mt his old stand, where he has supplied HIM
self with every thing necessary for the geeom'
molalon of the travelling community Ills house
is eommolious, the rooms well arranged ioI
amilies, aud his table well supplied with the best
the marke. affords,
Ills stables are large, hounliMlly supplied win
pfasendar aud attended by careful ostlers'
lie pledges himself tint nothing shall be want
ins on his pafl to rrnder comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him call. llschorges will be
az modafate aa those of any other house IN The
south, as an evidence OF which he refers to The
following
RULES
Bonrdlnr per month, $40
Roaring aud lodging per week, -
day, -
Sinrle mral, -
l.ndaiua, -
Horse feed, -
Keeping man and horse might, ~
keeping horse per week, ~
GEO, o. BRITT
Washington, Oct 30, lslj.-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
LnSf .l1fite.

~. persons indebted 10 the estate of jacob
. q BuEzard. dec, aro hereby notified, thai
uni'as immediate payment is made, suit will b.
brought against them
JOHN q HlGHrOWER.
Admr. de bonis non.
ltN.g.Ie. Fob s. lsls
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
N0nnrlnrr.hlp N0licc.

fENllE undersigned having ibis iay associated
with himself 10 business DIS son DAVID
BLOCK. the business hereafter Nili be- conducted
at ihe 0ld stand in Washington under lir sit .e Of
4. BiocE a Son. IL would avail himself of iiiE
occasion 90 nilm hs ancafa thanks 60 DE- old
friends and customers for Che liberal patronage
heretofore rat,ulel 60 iim. and as.aiss ihsm lllat
no eErHions viii b. spared 10 merit d continuance
1 it By tho new am.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, All, APPLIED lsi5.2gu
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
New Tavern i'm Fulton.

HAVING rented the well known UNION
HOTEL | am now prepared 10 receive
baafdafs or accommodate travellers on reasonable
tennis My stable Is well provided with corn aud
fodder, and every attention shall b. paid to tito
comforts and wants Of those who favor we with
their patronage.
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton. Oct. ~, ,lsl1.li.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Administration Notice.

ah"hAAAA'FaA '@hHN HHphHANf
/ E1'rERs N administration On the estate oi
4 Henry kc'ly dec, having been granted 10
Che undersigned bearing dlte March 81, l-Is;
therefore. a.i pcrous hayIHT claims agl.nsi said
esisic are required 10 exhibit the nme 10 The
administrator, properly authenticated within one
year from the date Of hI. lriirrs, or they may be
pnccluded from AMY benefit IN ihr estate, and f
not exhibited within two year. may be forever
barred and predluded from any benefit from said
estate.
H. S. ROACH. Administrator
OF the estate NJ Henry Kelly. dec.
Washington, March -, lsis.iG
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
To Planters.

fE'HE undersigned having been appointed
4 agents for the sale Of Mr Joseph r. Crosbys
Cotton Gnt, will Keep O supply on band for sale.
at their Ware liuuse in Fulton, Of ull sizes and
descriptions. which they ore authorized to warrant
to give culifr niIsiarion 10 the purchnsar-
Persons IN want Of Cotton Gins arc respectfully
ulcd TO call and examine them.
BLOCK, BROTHER & 20
Fulton, June %, 1-ii-2s.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 the undersigned are
~ earnestly requested to come forward and
settle up, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
X T. SULLIVAN
Sept %, ls4G.ij II
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
.soficc.

= ME subscriber having closed Tho Washington
l Hotel. wlll continue to keep Private Board.
Ing House at bis old stand, where he will be
pleased to see bis friends and ioryr customers
All persons indebted to him by note or account,
are respectfully requested 10 come forward and
settle up.
H. f. SULLIVAN.
Washington, March Is, lsis-li
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
For SnIe.

tfA a LARoE TWO STORY rHAur llorsr .u the
4El-. town Of Washington, with two lots Of
ground adjoining. They wiIIbr .old a' barvan,
IL application b. made s1on. For Particular u.
quirs ut ihe Telegraph office.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
SABDLERY, STATIONERY.
QEEENSWARE, TYNWtRE,
CLOTHING. HATS. ROOTS,
SHOES AND GROCERIES,,
d., 9r.. 80.

TtrrilsFwih us general su u-ofimuui o.. rood
as has been offered idf salr in ilis market TO which
they particularly invite Ihr attention Of purchasers
Fulton, May !, lsl5.2i