davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
.N'em GnndsL

TENllE subscribers are now receiving and open.
y ing large and well ussorted stock OF goods
suited to this market, which have been selected
Win great care, and are now offered to purchasers
o. as low prices aud on a- good terms as they can
be procured elsewhere. Our stock Is general, com.
prisihg Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
cutlery, Saddlery, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Crockcry, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Mails,
Castings, Tiuware, Carpenters aud BaoksmIth's :
Tools, Groceries, &C. Sc. &e.
A. BLOCK g. son.
Washington, Ark April &c, ls47.2O.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
COpnrflapl'shiD-

= HE undersigned having entered into.par.ner.
ship on tho let Of Apu'. lsI7, for the pur.
pose Of doing general Sio,age and Co,nmiv.ion
busHess, in lh, town Of Fulton, under the name
and style Of BLocK, BhornER & Co, wonld re-.
speetiully inform their friends and the public zen.
egully that having leased the Upper Warehouse
Of Mr. L. j. Smith, they are now prepared to
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton MAY !, 1871
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

"Do my ears deceive me I" said Angus
tus Filzpop, in a rapture, at the opera
"can those be sounds of heaven, or do my
ears deceive me !" "Your ears may dc,
ceive you," said old Roger, in a SEMI
audible voice, "but they don't deceive any
body else-ihey'er the only true index we
have Of your character"
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
GODEYaS LADYiS BOOK
AND
Family Magasine,

" - ~ >
FOR 1913.
/ I INCREASED and increasing attraction, with
! the largest circulation and greatest popularity
Of auy magazine in the United States
MEN DEPARTMENT.
The raEAuRY will contain articles from Bryant
I.ongleow, Pefeiyal Wendell Holmes, Washing
ton Irving, ~ 7. Wills, Hoffman 5IueAeunan,
simms, llaIleck, Pauldng Mrs sgourney, Miss
Gould. Dana, Herbert, fiia Green haOeek, Miss
sedgewck, Theodore S Fay, from whom we
have received novelette,, which we aha shortly
eammence,l Alfs. Annani Park Beulamn, l. A.
Poe, Sc ..5#-..zy#...#y#.##=
The Most Beautiful Embellishments,
From the hands Of the first artists, aud, conse.
qnently. faf snpsriorto those in any other magazine
adorn .'Ihe Book
ornGmsEi and uiiitg are Combined.
The popular series Of articles on Health, Mode
Cottages, and Needle,wofh, Sc, illustrated with
fine engmvings, will Be continued, aud such other
features rs eau BE- made suhscfsient 10 the grand
design Of the work.
The mental and moral improvement Of iis
readers will from time to time he udded.
eallrsd Faslioas
Egrry mouth, altered from the French to suit the
mefs uedrsl taste OF the ludios Of this country,
Flis "a tAs Best tias 10 Suhsertbf.
Persons commencing with the January number
will receive
Miss Lfslit's Nfp Sorel
New entire, az the portions already published will
be reprinted in that number No dimnatoh IN
the usual interest and variety but an increase Ia
the number Of pages
TERMS.
One copy one year, which inondts The l.ady's
Dollar Nesspaper' 50 20
Making three publications. in ole manth
for the nboye small suul
une copy two yean 90
Two copies enc year 90
Five copies one wear, With an extra copy
10 lie petson sendug The efJet 10 90
/ Eight eoprs one year Is 90
'fReke DO do 20 %
Address l., 4. GODEf,
ia Cheanui street, rhiladelpha.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Gin Mandatory.

FaNllE undersigned ary now manufacturing their
i improved COTTON GINS at Minden. La.,
and are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gin-slands, made aiier the latest and most i'm.
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins AT
any plantation within 1875 miles Of Minden, or al
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas, free
Of any additional cost Al orders from distance
will be promptly aitendcdio For any information
relative 10 the quality Of their Gins, they refer to
ten. g, d. Roysion, William Crabiree or William
vaughn HemPstead county, or Henry VI. Le.
may b Strickland aud A. C. Owens, Lafayette
county
LACKY & SHIELDS
Minden, La, May 10, is47.o3.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
e. III. Morgan.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND cIoTuIER
III AS just opened a fresh and splendid assorl.
I I ment Of new goods Of the latest apd ,nos,
fashionable Styles which he Is prepared to mann.
iaolure into every variety Of gcntlemen's wearing
apparel. lie has also an assortment of Hats,
Crayats, llandkerchiefs, Suspcnders, &c, beaebed
aud brown domesics, plaid linsey, kerseys, Irish
linen, prints, jeans alpaeoa, dannels. &c, an of
which he will dispose Of on accommodating terms
Shop in Sullivan's Hotel
Washington, May n, lsli 21.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

SHOCKING MURDER AT SMIrHFiELn,
Mo. One Britton Pyland, with double
bareled gun, deliberately shot Captain
Daniel Duyal, who was riding by, killed
him instantly. II was done in the public
street in broad day iighis An examining
court, It is saId, acquitted Pyland.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Notice 10 Planters.

INHE undersigned has opened a shop for the
L manufacture Of and repairing Gin Stands,
one mile southwest Of Washington, in the shop
formerly occupied by John Mays. lie pledges
himself to manufacture Gins Of the mos, i'm.
proved style aud finish, waraniing 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 10 merit a share n
the public patronage, heretofore so literally eS.
tended 10 him
] will keep a constant supply Of Gins for sale
at the store Of A. Block in Washington
J. r CROSBY.
Washington. Dec 30, ls46.G.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Coparincrship Notice.

Vb'llE uadenlgned having this day associated
with himself n business his sau DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter wl be conducted
a, tho Old staud In Washington under the style Of
A. Block q Sos. lie would avail himself Of this
occasion to return his sincere thanks 10 his old
friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, and assures them That
no rHcrlionS will be spared TO merit continuance
it by the new firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Afk., April &c, lsI7.20.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Strart's Landing.

SALINE RIVER, SEWER COUNTY.
'H'llE subscriber has made extensive arrange.
mehts for Storing Cotton on the Saline,
about two miles above the Saline Lending. lie
H provided with commodous sheds. and has made
arrangements with the steamer Little River for
shipping all cotton left in his charge. He solicits
a share Of patronage. and pledges his unremtted
attention to any business confied TO his care :.
- N. Z. STUART.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
THE DAILY
NRTInNAG WGIG

- - ; a - sAaA - A&AG
Is pabl.shed IN The city u Washington. ever
day, At o'clock. T. IL, Saturday excepted, and
served Ia sutseribss ia the City THE Navy Yafd.
ia Georgetown, N AlesnndF.a, aud IN Baltimore.
The same evening. al q cea,s q week. payable 10
tie sole agent VI Ihe Wig. G. H. ni.ehfisl. Esd.
nf h. afdrf Ii Is also maIled 10 ans pati Of The
United States faf S per annum, OF SO i't "a
iuanilis payable IN advance. Adyeft scmsnls Of
tea lines OF less inserted one lms for 50 GEMS, two
lias- fer IS cents. lhfss times Ter 5 !. one week
fef s ., iap weeks iar 81 -, one month Tor
S |, Two months laf 81, three months faf SO. -
months for sl6, oaa ear for $50. payable alwuys
Ia advance.
The NAuaSAL WIG Is what it name Indicates,
II spsaks iheseulmsnls OF The Wig party of the
luan oa every quHslon VI public policy. Il hd.
seeaiea the election 10 The PRESIDENCY 81 Zachary
'fasloJ subject 10 the decision ol Wing National
Colgcaiion. II makes war TO The kniis on all the
measures aud aeia Of lhe Administration deemed
10 be adverse to the Interests of the country. aud
exposes wthou, fear or fayorihc eorrupdons Of the
parry ia poaeE Its columns arr open to every
man IN the country foe the discussion ul nalnlaal
OF any ether questions
In nddilinn 10 politics, large sp1re IN the Ma
iiouh Wing will be devoted 10 the publications upon
Agriculture, Mechanics and other useful arts.
Science in general, Law, Medicines. Statistics.
nc. Choice specimens Of American and Foreign
Literature will also be gwen, including Reviews.
Sc A weekly sl Of the Patents issued by the
Patent Office will likewise be publshed-thc whole
forming a complete family newspaper
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL WIG,
One oi The laigefl newfpapen 10 he United
States, IS made up ifpmthe columns Of the Daily
National Wing, and is Published every Saturday.
for the low price Of 81 per nnnum. payable In
advance double sheet Of eight pages will be
given whenever the press Of matter shall Justify It.
The Memoir Of General Tayor. written er.
prossly for the National Wing. IRE In course Of
application. They commenced with the scrohd
humber, large Number Vi copies Of whch have
been printed, to supply calls FOR back numbers.
CuAS. W, FENToN.
Proprietor Of tis Naiioual Wiig
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
500 REWARD.

NJ ADE his rscape from the Jail Of Hampstead
lNh county. on the night Of the 23d instant,
JESSE PHILLIPS, indicted for the murder Of
Thomas Spellman. Phillips is about 5 feet G
inches high, spare made, dark hair, black eyes,
and youthful appearance; about 90 years Of age;
speaks quick and with great deal Of assurance.
Twill give the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery 10 me.
PRICE ROACH, Jailor
Of Hmpsfsad County, Ark.
Washington, Nov. 4 lsi7.50
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
New Taycrn4n' Fulton.

HAVING rented the well known UNION
~ HOTEL, ! am now prepared 10 receive
boafdcfs or accommodate travellers on reasonable
terms My stable is well provided with corn and
ioddcr and every attention shall be paid 10 the
comforts aud wants Of those who favor we with
their patronage.
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton, Oct l3, ls47.ld.tC
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
TO Planters.

H'HE undersigned having been appointed
y agents for the sale Of Mr. Joseph II. 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 to warrant
to give entlre satisfaction 10 the purchasers
Persons IN want of Cotton Gins arc respectfully
! wted to calI and examine them.
BLOCK, BROTHER & 20
Fulton, June %, Is47-2s-tr
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
uB4f poEYRY


rris The warm, inpsssian'd story.
Whispered IN The maiden's ear;
In that maiden's hlush It gloWelh,
shine,h in her happy tear
In the lovers sgh il lmufmuf-,
Son as eyea's gentle breath,
When aie stals arr s,Slli beaminE,
And the wuieH slesP beneath
IT'S the wiie's serene deYoiioni
Though lfes angp billOws ioll.
Hers the calm and hopeful courage
llen tie sunshine Of the soul
IT'S the proud mans gcailr seeming
ny his own secluded hearth.
frightened by wife glad welcome,
Aud his happy ohildFen's ninth,
IT'S the mothers heart warm blessiag
While her laYed ones fnnnd hsf knsei,
Or. when sleep zach bright eve elosfth.
Kisses warm that blessing seal
In the fathers glanes il bsamsih,
kindleih Ia his loving smile, =
nuFneth III each warm emotion.
Sporieth in each harmless vile
It's sisters tender yeafuing
Der the brother loved so well,
lis the lighlol love e'ef burning
In his kind hearts deepest cell.
srIs the olasping, true and ieveni.
Hear; TO hear and hand Ia hand,
And the soothing voice Of friendship.
Earnest Of tha, better land
Wh,re the stream Of love ID flowing
From the eysiul iounis on high,
And upon It's banks are growing
flowen that can never die.
Lovers, parents, brothers, sisters,
Friends, shall there no paning know
lIorE and LOVE-, on earth OF olouded,
Brightly there shall ever glow
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
20 Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
' VIE Subscriber. have opened new Trrr
ForsDnY in tho o'ty n New York, where
they aTc ready Iusupply eftsrs IN any extent, for
any And Of job fancy typo, ink, paper. cases,
ghIrys' brass rule, steel column rule, composition
stess' ohasga, aud every article necessary for a
printing Office.
The type, which are cast in new moulds, fom
m entirely new set Of malrires, with deep eoun.
ter afe warranted to b. unsurpassed BY any. aud
wiH be sold at prices to suit the times All the
typ furnished by us rs "hand cast"
Printing presges furnished and also steam en-.
gines oi the most approved patterns.
N.B.-A machinest Is constantly in attendance
TO repair presses aud light work.
Composition rollers cast for printers
HEdiors Of newspapers who will buy three
Times as much type as their bills amount 10, may
give the above six months inserionin their papers,
and send their papers containing u 10 tho sub.
scribem CoCKROFT & oyEREND.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Ready Made Clothing,
New store NJ Fulton.

DLoCK. BROTHER & co, have just re'
: ee,yed aul ATE now opening large and
sisudId assortment Of goods, consisting IN part Of
tie aIlnWnt
French, Enrlsh aud American Prints; a., a.
s=i brown aud lileaehel shirtnes aud SheeliaF,
a., al Va. osuahtfgs, Is, Al Lowell do,
bleaohed aud brown dnilIngs, checked tWeeds,
penlealiaty stripes, padding, Scotch plaids, gfeen
hara4e. French homha1nes, alpaea lusifes, black
and tWed anara, red, white, green aud yellow
fannels. salinrl. Kentucky aud gold mixed lrans,
s-Itable dainafk. black anl white bohinol. blshaps
lawn. book aud sw,ss muslns, striped oamhteks
and aekonrts, Marlborough stripes, blue dtnims,
black and aal6fed camhdeks, lfish linen, printed
cotton drills aud eotlanades, apron and furniture
che ,as. baeA tabby velvet, ptiaicd ilauuss, blue
drills aud inscys. Georgia stripes linen nd cotton
iapss. sin, cotton aud madras handkerh.als,
flInled ,laRli, iaiioaz' CANVAS, RussIl shHrtiass
diaief, hfoWn haliand. cotton fringe, Mameilles
aud grass skirts. ieuiiinf. collan aud wofzled
binding. ssiieia, hiaeA aud ooiaFed cotton cord,
ofaIe d'iaiass, blHe. red aud white blankets, tex.
ing, nu.qaIio ueiiIng. Georgia jeans. and King
glsn uiHias. ac, sc
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
ALLAD.

Il - = IL II a ~.
The earth heneath the force OF yeua showers
Grow soA and green, -.===..z#r
Fresh on her mnslng hosom infant flowers
Rocking We're aeen.
20, melher. le, me make gartsB
Dear mother doi'
M mofe the North 10 fim} dnp= shall harden
The lwlnhlmg dew
Bright butterflies on painted wings now flutter,
Like human souls
Their melting notes u love now hlne.hlrds utter,
And orioles
oeome mother dearest mine, do let me makei',
With spade aud line
"lut who shall work It, weed Il, dress 1t, rake III
aThesr hands Of mlnes'
Iief neither gave consent, the rosy maiden
To labor speeds;
Ere mefrow eve her taper hands are laden
With garden seeds
The garden plan was allher own invention,
strange, sld plan,
OF one Ike tot she had nr'ef heard mention
BY maid Of man, q
Bu, when the seeds began TO shoot and quicken,
In their warm bed,
The maiden, alfangr to irll, Appeared 10 s'eAeh'
With dropping head.
She siekensd more and more. until ale faded
In eaflh's emhfaer,
And then they buried her with thesses braided,
aud palld lace
The love lorn mo,hsf'steArs IN iioods came flowing
Without relief,
AT las, they led her Where swee. flowers wet'
growing,
To sooihe her grief
Melodous birds Oh ever bough were singing.
Bright Iune the morn.
But long the mother stood her thin hands ringing
forom foflpm.
What sees she in her daughters garden blooming
A collins laIm.
She must have seen, melhinks. hctewn E ,olnbiEg
While fresh aud wafm.
THE above ballad was founded upon IN Incl
dent which oeruifed IN The vicinity ol til. author
An humble maiden sought her mothers leave Il
make u garden; but, etc the flowers bloomed, shi
siekened and ditd-when To- The mother gnIui
forth to w.ep heheld the work Of her child, NJ
ranged in a cofins form. A. II with pfeseulmeh
Of her late,
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Agents for the Telegraph.
DIR. =BENJ.P. JETr

HAS resumed the prsetire oi mrdieine IN
IL Washington. and may II al times be-
ionnd at hls apoihceary store, unless profes.
sinnallf ahsfni, where he will keep a inl.
supply nl fresh medicines fof ssle low faf cash
Washington, Mav g.-I-u.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Smitl, 81 Thorn.

CAMD EN-, ARKANSAS.
DEG 10 0cquain, their friends and planters in
ouaehta and adjacent counties, that they
are still at the old stand where they shall be
happy at all times 10 see them
They sull have a considerable stock on hand,
and have been apprised 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 steamers com.
mcnre running.
Parties calling at their establishment will al.
Ways find well selected and extensive stock, a,
prices equally II not lower than any other house
IN the trade
They will also attend to the receiving and for.
wardiug Of oil goods consigned to their care with
punciually and despatch.
Advances made On cotton, either hIpment
OF on storage
Camden Oct. IS, lsl7.Im
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
.N'DTEEE.

~ virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
y Hampstead county, we will sell 10 the highest
bidder al public auction, at the court house door
10 the town of Washington, in the State of Ar.
Kansas, on the sth day Of March, 1913, all the
lands being about $1,000 acres owned by Daniel
Morrison aud the heirs Of John Morrison, dec.
Terms' credit Of one, two and three years, pur.
chasers giving bond and security, &c. Further
particulars made known on day of sale
w. H. THOMAS,
W VI. STUART,
r. H. CONWAY,
Conmissioners
Washington Ark Feb l6, lsis.lO
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
sr. LouIs REvEILLE TRI.wEEKLY.
rur CHEAPEST rArrR Is rnE wEsrl

We are induced. particularly, to call attention
10 our ISi.Hsskiy edition Of the Rcvrilc Our
perfected arrangements with the east affords rs
every facility in the iauinr al the earliest praoi.
cable moment, by telegraph, Of corrcc, synopsis
Of foreiga and efsferH iHirlligcree, together Aih
a ieFse aud comprehensive compilation of gsarli
ness
TArot D0limE ish very small sum fof TRl.
WEEKLY paprE particularly on, which. while
Il embod.rs markets, uers, SC, also contains
tales Of interest, humorous sketches, view Of the
world Of a'Hussneai, original poetry and CORES.
PlRdcaec superior to any paper Of il price in tie
whole Misiialpp yaleI
The connection Of this point with the east. by
fefHsPh, will make L ID matter Of interest to bus.-
ness men in the Interior 10 procure the earliest
eastern intelligence oiienef than weekly, and our
paper being medium through which they may
obtain I, at less cost than rpy other ia the city,
cannot fail to make the REvElLE Tnl.WrEEL,
popular The cosl OF other city Tn Wtcklg sheets
is Fire Dollars, our sheet u issued at THREE
DOLLARSl
We beg leave to call the attention Of our fricnds
and We are happy to say that they are numerous
10 this nGtlcc. We assure them that all names
transmitted to will be attended To-, and the paper
carefully sent by the earliest mail A little e1er.
ton on the part Of our friends will Be kindly re.
mcmbered.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Il II IA ILL. AZ CO,
Receiving and Forwarding
RCuANTs

AT mn III srAND OF NIT, VAUGHAN a u.
cAHnIs, AHKANsaA
| AYlNG lsfge aud commodous Warehouses
uneohurctsd with the principal buildings in
town, necessarily inouuing less nh, pledge them.
selves to thtitold iIends aud alt others that their
charges soall BE- as reasonable as any other rcgu
lar established Warehouses. aud by strict aJien
iiah hope 10 give The utmost satisfaction to all
who iavorthfm with their patronage.
Camden, ARK. January 20, lsls s
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
BLOCE, BROTHER g CO.,

WOULD particularly invite tue ladies to call
w and examine their beautiful assortment Of
Buena Vista Stripes aud Robes,
Printed and Painted Musllhs,
Muslin Bingham. PLAIN and striped,
Gngham. Fancy llaudkcrehieis.
Bonneis, Ribbons. Laees, Idgngs, ETC, etc.
Also to their splendid assortment oi Skgas ei al
kinds and qualities
Fulton, May L.isl7.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
DR.. A. g.. Brent,

Graduate Of the University Of Glasgow
~ Scotland, and a practitioner II some sixteen
years standing, chiefly in the Southwest, would
tender his sseryices as Physician. Surgeon, SC,
to the citizens Of Lewisyillr, Lafayette county,
Arks Office and residence 10 the town Of Lewis.
vile, where he mny always be found, unless pro.
fesslonay engaged
Lewivie, june rs, lsi6.3G.ly.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
New store nj Fulton.

MESSRS. COLLINS. LITTLE q co
RE now receiving aad opening aiEe and
: well assoHsd stock Of good. ,uIltd To TIN.
market Which have been selected 81 wth gtrai care
10 Brtdn aud New York, aud afe nov olIsrrd 10
purchasers at as low pfiees aud On as good terms
as they can be procured elsewhere.
Our stock is general, comprising Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Hatdwafr. Cutlery, Saddery.
Clothing Hats, Boots aHd shoes. roekrry, Glass.
ware, Iron, steel, Nails. caslnFs, Tnwaie aud
Carpenter Tools Groceries. g. &c &c
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton, Atk., ffb 2. 1859
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
EEnrhirnre.

kplFes aud forks, eaiyIns aud butcher knives
pocket and pen knives, s5igofs, shtas. iaran,
hfaoes and bits. stinHlug hnehrls. shoe and nal
hammers, drawing kaises, handsawf. ? n. mill and
has,srd iaa. hons fasps, lifnef and socket chs.
asls, single and double PLAIN It's, tool adzes cup.
baan', lIll, chest. French. pad. plate, nm and
eafpenterS' knob Iaehs, flint aud percussion locks,
round and lat spring bolts. Sine pineers. sheep
shears, Lnoh lalehes, door handles, sallcrs spring
baIhneef, hHltania aud roa table aud tea spoons.
bbss, plated and iron siinups spurs. screw.dfvrrs,
bullet moulds, brass and black coffin nails, yieln
afinrs, gimblsis percussion cups, cofksctcws. ii.h
hooks aud lines, tea beIs, pcggng aud sewing avis.
brass candIesurks, hand 4 cut and tensnl saws,
eloyeh and tougs, sythe blades and sickes
smoothing, fore, jock and i,ntcr planes. wool
AID cjllon cards, MANILA and cotton rope, plnw
lines, and bed ooris, Collins axes, broad arss,
angcn, parliament hinges. butts and screws, coffee
mills, hooks aud n,nges, ffofs, wagon boxes, waffle
ir0us, straw knives, grass aud cane syihes. Caro-.
liun easiaeel and grubbng hoes, sad irons, grind
siours, OK and trace chains. nails aud brids Of a
si7c', ghoves spades, patent balances. ftvcs
garden rakes fry pans pow inoulds. non Of oil
knds, English, German, and cast steel, hollow
ware Of all kinds und descriptions, such as ovens,
fhillrts pots aud kettles, Ne. &c
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Esritt,sI Hotel.
WASHINGTON, HEMpsTEAD co,
ARKANSAS.

I'll, subscriber bers leave to inform his friends
and the public. that he still continues bust.
nfs At hIs old stand, where ho has supplied him.
self with every thing neeessay for the accom-.
modaion Of The travelling community. His house
= eommedions. the ruams well arranged for
fsmll.s AID lls table vel supplied with the beS,
the mafke. affords
lssialaes are large, hnnntfny supplied with
pfovnndcf. and attended hY careful osilsfs.
lie plrdHfs himself that nothing shall be want.
ing On hh nsrt IN render comfortable hll who may
b. peascd TO gre Inn a call ilis sehaTees Will be
a moderate az lhosa of any other house in the
south. af al evidence Of whsh he rr,sn 10 the
following
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
L RTLES

Boarding per month. $40
Boarding aud lodging per week. 50
day, -. IS
Single meal, 25
Lodging, 25
iiasr feed, 95
Keeping man and horse all night. 81
Keeping horn per week, -
GEO o BRIT
Washington. Oct 40, isi5-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

Washington, Ark, Feb l6 lsis.lO