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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
STATE CREDIT.

The following bill, which we hnd 10 Tue
Times, proposed by Mr.. Stoyall, the popular
"Chancellor OF the EIchequer," passed the House
Yesterday unanimously MIR. Stova urged an
unanimous vote in favor OF the bill, and said II
would do more 10 establish the credit OF The Stale
than any measure proposed for twenty years
He stated that there would be surplus oil Sis
600. a, The end Of The present fiscal year. lie
said il had been ascerlained Ina! the James River
and Kanawha Company would be FULLY able &c
paw IFS interest, and would not call Tor The TWO
lasr instruments Of the Stale loan within the year
We agree with The Times that vi is mea-
sure which will evince 10 the world that under
all circumstances and all contingencies this good
old State will redeem every dollar OF lhe public
debt"
A RILI FOR THE GRADUAL REDEMPTION OF
THE PUBLIC DEBT
]. Be il enacted by the General Assembly
That the act entitled ian act creating SINKING
lund Tor the redemption Of Inc cefnhcaIes OF Inc
debt OF the Commonwealth held by individuals
or corporations" passed l0h March, 1885, be
and the same is hereby, repealed.
,. All The certificates Of Stale Stock pur-
chased by the commissioners OF The sinking
fund, shall ne, and are hereby, cancelled and
the interest thereon cease on The Isl OF January
lS39 ! he bonds OF the James River and ka.
nawha Company, guaranteed BY The State, and
heretofore hel! by Inc commissioners oil the
sinking fund shall be, aud arc hereby, ira nster-
red to- and vested il, the President and Direc-
tors Of The Board OF Pubic Works, snhisct 10 be
disposed oil as pan Of The fund for Internal I'm
provcment.
g. The sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
shall be annually Sc; apau and raid over b. the
warrant OF The auditor, To The urder oi Tie Beard
OF Public w orks, 10 be applied by the Board 10
The gradual redemption Of 30 much OF The pub.
lie deb. as Shall Le due q redeemabe from iine
to time. and if, il any year, III funds in The
treasury shall BE- insufficient TO supply The said
annual appropriation, The Board OF Public Works
shall be empowered 10 raise by temporary loan
50 much as may BE- necessary Tor that purpose
d In like manner, il the annual appropriation
10 the gradual redemption OF the pubic debt be in
sufficient, to redeem any certificates ot public debt
falling cue, and payment thereof be demanded
by the holders, the Board OF Public WORKS shall
be authorize 10 Taizc h. temporary loans, en- The
credit OF the commonwealth, So much as may be
necessary TO effecl such redemption and all StaIe
Stock so redeemed shall br cancelled and filed in
the treasury office Of The commonwealth.
5. This act shall be in nrce from lis passage.
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POETRY.
The March number Of The Ladies Na'ona
Magazine contains the following swee! poem
addressed to Mrs Polk:

The March number Of the Ladies Naona
Magazine contains the following swee! poem,
addressed to Mrs. Polk:
TO MRS JAMES X. POLK.
BY MRS. ANN STEPHENS
Lady, had the wealth OF earth
To offer freely at Thy shrine,
Brieh, cold and buds of dewy birth,
Or gems from oul IN" leemIng mine,
A thousand things most beautiful,
All sparkling, precious, rich aud rare,
These hands wonld render up 20 thee
Thou noble lady, good and fair
For as ! write, sweet thoughts arise
OF times when all thy kindness lent
A thousand hues ot Paradise
To The fleet moments as they went:
Then all lhy thoughts were wingd with light;
And every smile was calm and sweet
And Inv low tones and gentle words
Made The warm hearts blood thrill and beat
There, standing in our nations home,
Ny memory ever pictures Thee
As some brigh, dame OF ancient Rome,
Modest, vt all queen should be.
l love 10 keep thee III my mlnd,
Thus mailed with Inc pure Of old,
When love, with lofty deeds combind,
Made women great and warriors bold.
When frs / saw thee Standing there,
And tclt the pressure ui thy hand,
scarcely thought II thou vert fair,
Or OF the hiShss' in The laac.;
knew thee gentle-pure as great,
All thai was lovely, meek, and good
And so l half forgot Thy stale
In love Of thy bright womanhood.
And many sweel sensation caue,
Thai fingers in my bosom yet,
Like that celestial, holy flame
That YES ais Uenn.' 10 forget;
And on the earth, or in the sky,
There's not though more true and tree
Than thai which beats within my heat.
In pleasant Int mory oi thee.
Lady, gladly would have brought
Some gem that on thy heart may live,
But this poor wreath OF woven thought
Is all The wealth have 10 give.
All we; with heart-i.w, fresh win love
| lay The sa,iant al Thy ieet,
Praying the ansc! forms above
Il Ws-ve nee unP IN fe pure anr sweet
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We understand that Mr.. ]. 5. Pcndeton lately
despatched IN express to his District 10 announce
him as candidate for Congress. This looks as
il h. were not going full miaister 10 Chill.
Mr.. Bolts has mt received that office, though
10 indge by The sneers Of The Wing, he has
Jumped upon The Taylor Allison platform OF the
Inaugural as good enough Wing Tor him.
MIR. Bolts in one Of his many "proesls," SC
threatened 10 tear The "Allison Platform into
fragments. But General Taylor is nov Presl-
deut
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAN2

By the las. accounts from Spain we learn thai
The Spanish Government has declared that no
proposition was ever made 10 them .or he annex
alton OF Cuba 10 tie Uni,ed States. The New
York Herald says, this may be all true; yel, "the
American Government Instructed their minister
10 make an ,adircet inqauv Of The Spanish min.
slrv as TO their sentiments on The subject Of part
ing with Cuba" Il adds:
but iuii account ci tbs affair, from n au-
hrniic source, will soon be published IL this
-uc. ". Il will come from a Southern SAFE
ar alsn it does CONF, Mr.. Bous, Of Virginia
wi! * silly enough We know wha; we
sa""
b., ], refer 10 Mr.. T. C. Reynolds, late Sec
retary OF Legation in Spain, now in Madrid
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Correspondence Of me Bal.im re Sun.

WASHlSGT n, Nlfi'H IL, lot'
Imporian appointments : Mr.. HrJst,, Jor =
land Disapp ,ntments for Office sexes, :
The names oiIne gentlemen cnEti'mrd Ut
ga.ious res nominated by he Presidsn', b
40 doubt, been ,rlegraphcd TO you. = ~
@uu.i be Gee!ess Tor me 10 repeat thrn
riost important among them, are Grotge H.
Il Maine; Caleb 3. Smith, Of Indiana, an I
Payne Of n. Carolina, Commissioners 81 u
car Claims
The question has been raised whether
Evans viii acce?'; bn, Of this, rhins there
hardly be doab. Mr.. Evans talents mo.
suredlY cni le him 10 he highest office un','
yefnmen; but he viii lose nolhing By r.
here on The spr, and taking advanlagg
hrs, favorable breeze that may spring ".
Mr.. Webster is now talked abou, as NM
10 England, which would be prudent aos.
mere than one respect; especially il NJ =
could BE- induced, al The same lime, = z
France. In old France j! was cu>lomat; y !.
I'd OF Troublesome statesmsn by maslns
Dnkes, in The U. Sia'es, troublesome sa,sso
have often been sent broad TO facilitate u Z
sanizailoD OF parties al home.
My opinion is that, notwithstanding thes
inc Impotence 0, needy Office seekers, AZ !
caluDnies heapeG un those still re'ained, y .
movals OF any consequence will BE- made.
]. There will be no chan &c in Inc pefs'adN
the State Department.
The rumor Of Mr.. Siuhbs removal vas 3 !,
merely for the purpose oil inJuring hin. 4
Stubs lad nothing 10 30 with he inio'n'
given 10 Mr.. Charles ] lnger>oll, in fesafi
score, service money used by Mr.. Webb 4
part a the scanta!ous business being done o. y
Nicholas P. Tnsr Mr.. Slubbs merely aclii
a subordinate \
,. No quiet good business Clerk wI
moved from any depa,Im mt Of tie goyer0G'
3. No inciscfmlLnte onslaught will be .
or Posimaslers or Collectors.
4. No Foreign Minister will he appoiaI'.
tore the end ct The hsca! year, e. June 80 ."
5. No consular appointments will be ma l.
Ill then, so that invalids, in search o! -
inaes, will have TO wait for The "ccs ss'
be oralih"d..
6. No important appointment will b Hf''
all while he S-na'e is in session "a
so there will be no general wsilins ano
ing Of teeth, aud The poor will De cou'"t
General Tayio; continue as he has besaa ~ =
minislralion. though not exactly acnllfsa :.
tessional politicians, who, like ca.efphs
on the tree that besot them, will o .s'
popular with the great mass OF the peoP'''
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10 Ii. l.. HoPKINs, Esq. COMMITTEE

RicuMoSD, March l2lh, l-i9
Gentlemen am in possession of your favor
of the 6h i"stant. apprizng m If my uneni
nous omindtion, by "a meeting Of The Democrats
RI PODhai0n, "a their candidate for reelection
10 the rcXl House Of Deiegaies--and you are
pleased 10 express T. h"pc that j, will accord
with my Inclination" aud conre iieacen 10 &C
cept The same. When accepted similar n.
m,nal'on from lay fellow citizens last Fall, |
distinctly announced 10 them my purpose, il
elected, 10 retire from public life at the end OF
tie present Legisa ture, unless unforeseen cir
cumstsnccs should arise 10 make il proper for
me 10 continue. Nothing occurred, winch, in
my view, made it necessary Tor me 10 do So
and accordingly, on the 9Th Of January last, |
published ny Gard, declining re-elec ion. Two
months Lave elapsed, and upon full consIdera-
ton OF their interest and iheir rights, the De-
mocTa,s 0. PoHha'an have again demanded my
services. neither sought or desired a nomina-
ton, but as tey have made il of their own
free wal and accord, patri tis,n, duty and gra-
titude, forbid me to decline it, and, under the
circumstances. accept il with pleasure. ! am,
gentlemen. with sentiments OF high respect,
your obedient servant, u. L. HOPKINS.
To fcssrs JonN s. HARvlF, JOSEPH A. MAYO
and EpwARDF. BAuGGI--Committee.
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g5At meeting OF The Committees OF the
Bar and citizens, Gen. ]. 3. Harvie Chairman
and John S. Cassie Secretary, MIR. Macfarland
has been selected 10 deliver an oralon On the cha.
racer Of the lale B. w. Leigh.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

PowHaTlH COUNTY, 9th March, lS49
Dear Sir: At meeting Of the Democrat, Of
Powhatan, you were unanimously selected as
their candidate for reelection al The approach
ing election
We take much pleasure in acquainting ynu
with the wishes Of the meeting, aid hope tina,
il will accord both with your inclination and
convenience 10 comply with lis request.
Very truly yours,
JO'iN Is. HAPEIE,
JOSEPH A MAYO,
EDWARD +. BAUGH,
10 II. l.. HOPKINS, ESQ. Committee,
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strength a, home, and the measure oil sympathy
abroad-ior, upon that simple issue, Those VINO
a 70 MOI with rs are against u.s."
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DEATHS.

pITrMaS Js Of Memphis, Tennessee "A
Buckingham county, va. requests
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1.-THE LONE STAR" ONCE NUE.
The following from the Union, We :"

son 10 believe, is correci: D
THE report in Washington IS, 'na' chi
dent declines sending Mr. Penfleion 70 ~
tainly for the present, upon ,n' Sl's Of,
thai Virginia has foreign miss'ons -, :.
his time. The consequence IS, = i,
that Mr.. Pendleton will a po,i !; = ,s-,i
doun Congressional Disric', wn'ch :
ed 10 be torn TO pieces by The wing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
THE LONE STAR

Ut's j IPItI 10 Ut. I. y. ftrJ HUIUs, '"Fc q
retary OF Legation in Spain, now in Madrid 7
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
drawback on society. We ahould then

drawback on society. We ahould then
see towns aud yhlagas rise over the coun.
try, It's II by enchantment, The forest
would be converted iuto smiling aud pro.
ductlve fields" the wilderness blossom
as the rose Money, the slave Of the
wise man, and the god Of the fool, would
continue 10 How in, to our assistance, in
anticipation OF our wants, Colleges would
rear their stately domes aud present their
gorgeous lacaGieS To the admirlag behold.
er' Every village aud country neighbor.
hood would be inspired with an enliven.
ing hope, by the Iolliug OF the common
school aud academy bell knowledge
would he dillnsed through all the arteries
OF soeiely-lilerature would refine the
taste, aud improve the heart, and qualify
man To associate aud converse with his
fellow man. Science would extend aud
enlarge his understanding, aud subserve
the ends OF enabling him 10 supply his
wants, IN his advanced state OF being, by
the arts Of civilization. The iine arts
would enflehen his Imagination. inspire u
landahle ambition to do something for his
race aud generation, to make him remeln.
berod by Interpretations, in future ages,
cannol helleve that the Legislature
will be so delinquent Of duty. 10 large
portion Of the citizens OF Arkansas, as to
neglect what Is now their known wishes,
on this subject, II lsa measure that
would ultimately rebound 10 the ben.
eft OF the whole State, aud not TO that OF
one section. only. II has earnestly en-.
gagged the miads Of highly intelligent aud
respectable geallemen on the Mississippi,
for some time. And they are SAID To be
determined 10 urge this measure with all
their influence, at the present session ol
the Legislature. hope the citizens oi
Red River, aud the upper ouaeh,a, will
not suffer themselves ouldone, IN 50 hon.
oEble aud useful an enterprise. Aud |
equally hope. that they will. through their
representatives, impress on their fellow.
ciiizens ut the northern portion ol the
State, the great Importance, to them, at
least. ol llls subject. have done.
fABlUS.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

Mr.. John d. Dillon has Just written
a letter To the editors OF the Nation win.
dioating smith O'Buen from charge, of
lucapaelly OF misconduct. lie presents
the following statement oi the condition
OF the lfish revolutionary forces. us sutli.
cient reason Tor NJ OBrien's failure to
achieve his purpose ~ o Bulletin.
Al no time, to my certain knowledge.
had Mr.. q Bfien an armed force That could
be nationally expected to withstand sin.
gle company About thirty rusl.eatcn
iowling pieces. with an aveago OF one
round oi ammunition for each, aud some
few auxiliary weapons OF the most despi.
cable description. constituted the most
imposing auay OF arms exhibited through.
out the whole campaign or the many
thousands oi armed club men tsome vi
whom are probably now eritirisiny Mr.
o Bueu's CONDUCT pretty ireelyl those
who followed hun 10 the field tell short
oi a dozen men lie was mel repeatedly
N Ihe streets aud opposed by Priests, act.
lng Is ! late no doubt M slfiei accordance
with tie dielate, Of conscience. lis or.
deTs aud instructions were received by
Ihr people with respect, uay, sometime
with chcer,-hut they were Rcrcr DJryoi.
| wish, slf, that Tor the benefit OF others
who uiay hereafter be placed IN like cir.
cum,ianccs. Your correspondent would
furnish Us with some easy method OF
achrvelug a revolution with handful oi
manned and dl'obedicHt peasants, op.
posed 10y a disciplined array OF some forty
thousand meu.'
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
W ARE H @ u S E
yftEEt'E,

\ NllEsubsefIher takes Ihis method Of return
L. lng his thanks to the citizens Of this and
the adjoining eaunlies, for The liberal patronage
heretofore received, aud hopes by street aud per.
sonul attention TO business, 10 receive u eonlinu-
anre Of the same.
From this date the business will be conducted
BY tho subscriber IN connection with IRA MUM,
undel Tho name and style Of W.CollRm & Aaaa--
both Of whom will devote thea personal attention
10 this branch OF the business
They are now having large additions made 10
Their Warehouses and Cotton shrds, and will be-
prepared To safely slare away any quantity Of Up.
Ffsigd aud Product and will hold tllsinse ves 70.
sponsblv for the sale delivery Of The same tdfs
eSoep,ed)
Cotton stored by them will In oil cases be he'd
subject 10 the order of the oWnef und will tfehip.
ped be sent to any house they may wisa Their
charges viii be "a low as those of any ether Fegu
larry established Warehouse IN the plaee They
would sayto their friends, that the Cotton Sheds
they are now having erected will be the safest de-.
post for cotton IN the piece, as they viii BE- en-
tlrely disconnected with any other BUILDINGS In
town, aud consequently ineurfIng less rsk from
fire.
Al orders addressed 10 them, or to ths subseA.
brr will receive pfomp, attention.
= MeC0LLuM
Camden, September Is, lsis
n Rive have made arrangements Il hive all
up.ffreht stored with US, insured asaasi loss BY
fire, at pnmIum of half of one per cent. per
month; but na Insurance will be sifteted. uhlss.
sprrial'y drretsl MeCOLLuM Il NUM-.
Refer to u l.. nHillia. A Block a Son, G. D
Royston, Esq. Hon +. Cross. ii. A BlrFins.
Dr. d 7 Isll and ", II Eitrr, Washington
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

4 EoNG MEssAGE.-- The Piu,hurgh
Gazette states, IN order to give some idea
OF the labor performed hy the Geographic
operators, " DO transmitted the President, (,
Message 10 thc West. that the reper on
which the tclegmphic 'igns wcre made,
IN the Ptsburgh office, measures .crcH
ihousaHd hro huHd,cd frt in icggih
~ o. Rufktim.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
BlACKSMlT HING,

a TUE undersigned have rnlctrd uto
q a L partnership, lot the purpose ol cary.
W ing Oh the above business, IN all lis various
branches. aud tskc this method Of informing the
public, that they have opened shop on Carroll
street. opposite ihr office of Messrs Hubbard y
Hampstead, where they will be- happy TO accom-.
MEDIATE all who may be pleased to favor them
with then patronage.
One Of tie firm is recently ffam New York city.
aud Is first fate Carriage smill. Any prisons
wanting work donr IN that line. may f,si assured
that II viii he done IN a superior wurkmiulike
mannef, sud on the shortest nuiiea. Our matefials
are purchased at the lowest New Orleans m css.
aud We iauef ourselves that We will be able to
do work lpwet, than any other Shop ia the place.
We wtll warrant OUT WORK 10 GIVE satisfaction, OF
i may he returned, aud no eaafHr made Our
mollo Is panelualiiy Ia busiuHssi and by attend.
iua strictly to It, We shall endrasor at least, to
meal shzfr Of public patronage.
fLEMlN. y BEASlY.
Washington, January ID, lsla S-lf
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
sew oELgASs soLAssiFicArIoS
I,,lnlIaIlar b Mat of LlreI pgol.
MAR r IE d

On Thufsday evening, the lth inst by the
Rev II G.. 'iiwr,rr, JouS Il GRlTlor Esq, to
Miss AM.Spl WnE,r, oil Of this county.
The Printers were not forgotten, and in return we
ori our best " sbcs for the future nraspegity and
happiness Of the young couple
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
NO TICE.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. WILLIAMS & BURT, having as.oeia.
~ te0thrmseyrs be- the practice nj Medicine.
repeatedly tender .nrIr p,oisssiouAl services to
The public.
Office, a, their Drug Store. where they will
Keep consiuniy on hand, geueral HssoHmrnt of
fresh Drugs and Medicines
Washington, December G. is4s. 5i-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
ST4TE or 4RElYS4s.
In Hfmpstead County Court, january Tern
lkIg

IN HfHPsfeda COhHfg Court, JdHHmy IrrH
1919
I appearing to the Court ihal In consequences
i Of the late high frrshel in the Litle Missouri
River aud It's tributaries, that all the bridges *.
tending ae'oss the sloughs and biyous IN the bot.
tom of said flyef on the road leading from Wash.
ugton to Little Rock, have bsen broken M or
eutiIely sweptoti, thereby entirely euttng oil all
safe and convenient communication, either by the
United siates mail or the travelling community
between these points aud II further appearing 10
the Court, that the number of hands subject 10
labor on saul road, is wholly inadequate 10 replace
said bridges, aud otherwise repair said road, II
is therefore ordered hy the Court. that the sam of
Slk HUNDRED DOLLARS be, aud the same
is hereby appropriated, out If the County 'rrea-
snfy, Tor the purpose Of rebuilding said Bridges,
aud thai Grandson D. Rosslon. Esq, be- appoint.
ed Commissioner, in behalf al the county, to let
onl to The lowest bidder, aud supelintrLd the rx.
renlion ol the same; aud Il Is required o. SAID
Commissioner, that hr have said hfdprs built ui
the mnst durable timber 10 br had. within d cou.
Nenirnt dislatrr oi the place al building, 10 BE-
lfef from sap, aud In every particular to be- buill
In the most sseufe aud substantial manner en-.
,itrly ahave the highest water mark IN said bot.
tom, aud IN every thing pertaining 10 the duties
hrtru assigned him, to Use his best Judgment Tor
the interest OF The oWnty, contracting Tor bua
rfreliug the slinr and Whrn said work Is 30
completed. aud written tepah made hy sid
tummiss unef aud filed with the Clerk nf this
Court, said Cltk is authauaHd aud dro ted To
ls'ur Warrants on the ooaals Treasurer, h such
suns 10 the amount herein appropriated, as the
said Commissioner may require.
copy.
Test IT, SANDERS. rlprk.
January l., 1919. 3-lw
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
From The " o Crescent
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
FnIDA. MoaNlNa. lanlnIy 5. lslg.

fRiDAs MogN'No, January s, lsIg
CortoN lslegsaphic de.paicbrs wefr
received Yesterday nolriDg the ARRIVAL uf the
steamer Europa, at New York, Wit, accounts Of
al advance on the better grades Of C6llnn nj
Liverpool. where the ynirs Of the fortnight had
rtnchrd Is 400 bales Our market was rendered
still 6fmrr by this intelligence, and $500 bales
were disposed OF at full prices.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
.tOT'fsE.

TIME undersigned, having bzrn successfully
eaEasrd IN the Building aud Repairing af
GIN STiADS, IN THIS Place. dufiug the pasi
yraf. would inform their iteuds, aaI PisHitfs,
generally, that they have teesaiiy pun'husrd, ia
the Easlem tlies, large assortment oi Ca ma.
irfiais Of lha latest aud most improved patterns,
Tor the putpisr ol carrying ua the TIA Bui.diag
aud Rapafug busiues,, mafe sAlen.tsrly ANY
Ga Stands made aud sold b, the uudefsigasd, viii
be dfllssftd aud put la OPERATION. aud proving 10
be-, not good as represented bS thrn, NAY b.
rrtufnrd without any expense 10 the pufchassf /
aud all fapais done BY them. vii &c Nsuanlcd
sat7ia6ioTy,
wM. ". g. COLLINS,
u l. BllIsrlN
M..f,su..fuu t.uu.F.s ls 1.fW 4 -
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
NOTICE.

DEIT KNOWN, that Letters Teslsmsntaiy
ID have been ffaaied 10 me, on the estate u
John Paxton, deeeasrd, late Of the county u
Se,et the same having bccu granted By the
Probate Court Of said euuniyl aud all lsfsons
having claiut against said estate, are required to
exhibit them TO ne. properly authenticated. within
one year from the date Of said Lslien. Which
bear date on the 3lsi day Of October. ISIS. Q.
they may be pfeeaded from any benefit in the
estate and Il 81 eh claims BE- not exhibited within
two years rom The date Of said Letters, they shall
be forever barred aud pIroluded from any bsnsGt
in said estate,
JESSE N. c. PAXTON.
PAucLlrta, Sewer county. ARK,
October llsi. \. ID, ls4s. s0-6w
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

TnE PusroFrloE ARuY.-It appears
from tables which occupy the Postmaster
Generals report, that the PosioiIice army
directly under the control oithe Poslolhcr
nsDartptatf uutnltpr. Oh lol
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
NOTICE,

TUE subscriber wishes to inform the planters
Vi upper Red RIVER. that he IS now pulling
The Ran l.laW his Bluif and will hafa 1t cut
by the time ths i've Is'uaygible lie Is efeeline
ample Warehouses aud Sheds. whefs eoiIan viii
ba received, protected. aud suh roi to the owuers'
or their agent. ofdsfs, al 20 eyais per bale. Up
ifeight,n proportion.
JOHN coeKRELL.
October a5. ISIS. 4s.9w
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
Apples AND POTATOES,

JUST received and for sale for CASH ONLY,
D one barrel Of choice Ohio APPLES, and one
barrel of Irish POTATOES, Of superior quality,
bv H. l.. PHILLIPS.
January II, lst9 4-2w