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Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
New Store nj Fulton.

MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE 4 co.
4 RE now receiving aud opening large aud
Il well assorted stock of goods suited IN this
market. which have been selected with greai care
in Bosian aud New York, aad are now Offered 10
purchasers al as low prices aud On as good terms
as they can be procured elsewhere.
Oar stock is general, comprising Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery. Saddlefy.
Clothing, Hats Boois and Shoes, Cfoekery. 6lass.
ware, lton. Steel, Nails, Castings, Tnwafe aud
Cafprniefs' Tools. Groceries, Ae Sc. sc
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
fulton. Arb. fsb. .. 1883
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
ADMINIS TRAITORS NOTICE

CouSrI oT IlEnrsrrAp, set.
NOTICE is hereby given, this, at the October
" term. A. ID. ISIS, Of the Hampstead Court
Of Probate, Arkansas. the following Administra-
ton accounts current, were filed in said Court for
continuation, at the next January term thereof,
viz;
Joel W Hannah, administrator Of the estate oi
u. j. Hairs.
Joel D, Conway, administrator Of the estate o!
James Allen.
William II. Etrr. administrator Of The estate
Of wm. II Bowers
Ephuim Mrck, administrator or the estate
Of William llickman.
Nancy Stevenson, administrative Of the estate
Of John Stevenson.
Joanna 7. Carrinrton, administrators u the
estate Of Il. Csnngi0n.
Therefore. oil persons interested IN the settle.
.nenl Of ANY of such estates, are hereby required
to conc forward aud iiic exceptions TO such ac-
counis, if any they have, on or before the second
day ol The neat term Of the Court Of Probate for
the county Of llempirad, to be holden at the
Court llonse, in The county aforesaid, on the
second Monday u January, A. D. lsl9, or they
will b. forever barred lftm excepting to such as.
conls, or any item thereof
Tcsiri ST SANDERS, CLERK.
November %, lSls, 5O-lw
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
WHIsKEY, SUGAR 8 SALT

,t'HE undrrsigned has a lot Of Groceries f5f
! sale, cheap for cash, at the warehouse of
Messrs T. $ johnson & Co, IN fulton, consist.
.ag Of very gosl article Of double reeiiisd
whiskey. choice article Of EsoNn sagaf, aud
ooarse salt, IN goed andiull saoks Persons wish.
ing to purchase such ARTICLES, by the barrel aud
sack. are invited 10 cali at the aforesaid Ware
liuu,r and examine iof themselves. They will be
accommodated far the cash. Ut price. TO which
iliry canno, object, on application 10 Niessts L.
5. johnson & Co. OF 10 nyss.f at this place.
I. H. " MADDuX
Washington, Ark Oct. Ii. Isis. 43-if
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
ColIlssurra, October 2slh,

CotlISsHurG, October 2slh, 1913.
fy'lllS is to certify, that ASA THOMPSON,
Il Is no agent Of our Gin Shop. All papers In
which he may have advertised himself as such,
will discontinue bia, iad all persons with whom
he may have made any arrangements, will con.
slider such arrangements null aud void.
GlLMER & COLLINS.
Oaiobrf 9, lsl5. 45-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

nv HE Subscriber offers for fals, on aooonue.
| dating terms, tl,s following valuable real
estate, via The we'll, knosn tavern stand, for
several years occupied ty him, IN the town Of
Washington known us Bntt's Hotel, with all the
sppuHenaaees thefeunio belonging The house
aandevolng thorough repair, ani will be sold at
a bargain. The furniture aud fixtures will be
sala with the house, II desired. Also well In.
proved black land farm, situated about } mHes
northeast of Washington, containing 266 hoFssi
about 100 acres cleared, aud Ia high state Of
cultivation.
Also, one other sact Of land aaiolng the above,
enniainiBg 30 aeFrs; about 50 aefrs Of which IS
CLEARED and under good fence.
The sholr Of the above property will be sole
logelhes, OF separate, 10 suit purchasers
GEO o. RnITT
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
NEW GOODS.
TO PLANTERS.

1'liE undersigned will make liberal Cash adysn-
j oes on Cotton shipped TO our friends in New
Orleans
To conform somewhat 10 the present prices Of
the nree, our charges the coming season for slor-
ing and shipping cotton, both at Camden and nj
our shed at Woodwards Ferry" will be FJ-
teen Gents per bale.
Having erected large and eommodioB7 Ware
house 10 nddlion to our present oBs, va consider
that f0rdown and up.freghl lowing tOihe locatonl
there is less risk by Ere than at any other Ware
house In town, f. HILL a. co,
Camden, Oct, 20, 1913. 47-6w
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
New Tayc.n in Fulton.

HAVING fes,sd ihe well known UNION,
u HoTElp l am asw Dtspafed 10 receiv.
boafdsrs or aocomodu.s Travellers On reasonable
lrrms' My stable Is veil provided with corn aud
ioddcf' aud every attention shall BE- paid 10 the
coa,iofis aud wants ol ,hese who favor we with
Their patronage.
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
falion, Oct q, lsi7.il.if
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
a. q n 60 n n N mDSSs

- HAftNklNhA - ~ -
a. q n sS' q n N mDaSs
THE planters Of the Southwest are respect.
L iully Informed that the manufacture Of Gius,
has been recently commenced. and is now ia full
operation, al Consburg, Bossier Parish, La.
II Is designed that tbs establishment shall be
permanent, and the proprietor sollei,s patronage,
under hs pledge Of iaTaishing an article srPtnor
To any now in Use.
The patronage anG reward Of industry is ever
proportion to the utility Of IT, products Profit
is the first object IN all enterprise; aud 10 soure
this Object, superior skill, materials asd atlen.
ton are required Ia new establishment, that
would sOmpeel successfully with thosa Of long
standing and populaE
No palas Or expense has been spared 10 secure
these advantages. lngeEsus, skilliul workmen.
the best MATERIAL and the most approved patterns
are employed, aud the proprietor designs l,al The
reputation Of bis establishment shall be- dc'ffnin.
ed aud sustained by the superior quality oi his
gius. They will be furnished to purchasers at the
most convenient points on the rivsr above or b..
low the n0, upon terms as reasonable and ae-
onmmodsing, as can be had at any establishment
Of ihc kind IN the country. The most careful aud
proHpt attention will be gssn 10 the repairing of
gins; and to all orders IN that line Of business.
JOHN +. COLLINS.
Hnryillc Bussiet Parish. la.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
Britt's Hotel,
W ASHlNGTON, HEMFSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

rgNllB subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform his fucEds
! aud the public, that he sill continues bnsi.
ness at bis old stand, where hs has supplied him
self with every thing necessary for the accom-.
mediation Of the travelling community. Ills house
is commodous, the rooms well arranged fof
families and his table well sIppiiad With the best
the market affords.
His stables aTe large, beautifully supplied with
provendar, and attended by careful ostlers.
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be want.
ing on his part to render comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him cal. His charges will be
as moderate as those Of any other house in the
south, as an evidence Of which he refers to the
following
RULES;
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and odrIugpcr week, 50 so
day, Is
Single meal, 2j
Lodging, %
Horse feed, g5
Keeping man and horse all night, 81
Keeping horse pctvcek, q 50
GEO, Q, BRITT,
Washington, Oct, 30, lsi5,-7-tr
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
Medical Notice.

DR CHARLES \, mitchell offers hi,
~ services ts ths citizens Of Washington and
ts sicin.iy lie may be found at the brick Office
formerly occupied by Conway Il Mitchell.
March 18th, ls46-30.tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
NOTICE.


am IN h5ok .kpeperi keep no aceoun,si my mem.
orandua hook Is full, nor do lwish to open anoih.
er for any sueli-eusiomer, as find, by sad eX.
per,ence, their names will not pay my debts, or
support my business. Furthermore, u my services
are needed, of conrse expect the money in re.
urn, as puneiua payment makes puncIual me.
ehanies, aud all those who have not the money,
hu, eSpee, to pay in few days, are feqesled to
pass by, iill a mofr convenient season. To make
a long story short, must do cash business, or
20 where eau get better pay, and more thanks
for my labor
Z 5. | have very supeHorloi Of watea ma.
teiials Of every description, which snables me, as
usual, TO exeente with despatch, al nds Of watch
repairing; also spectacle gassss, satcd TO all ages
aud fitted ia iFa.hfs at short notice; small lot Of
jewsl,y always en- hand, and for sale. cheap ioI
cash. c. WHITE.
wsshiugioa, July ls, lsis.3l.9m
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
DIR. BENZ. u. JETr

HAS resumed the practice of medicine in
IL Washington, aud may al oil times ha
found at Ills upotheeary store, unless prc'es
sionaly absent, where he will keep inl,
supply Of fresh medicines for sale low for cash
Washington. Nav a.-i-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
FRESH MEDICiNES-

HNllE Subscriber las Just received lrchs
Il supply Of medicines. which he offers tor
shla low for cAsn, nt his old sho, on Main
street. DkNJ. =. lett
Washington, August lO.-7-It
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
Fresh Drugs.
Ferer and d-ue Pills.

nR. JETT has jus, received lew box
~ Of vegetable pills for The oafe Of lnle
mi'icn, Fever, with general assortment
Fresh Medicines, which he will srllow ior cas-
Washington, May D,h. lni3. 5,-
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

TRANsPLANTING TREEs.-An experiment was made
last winter by Messrs- L. Pomeroy, Jr. and W. Ii.
Dutton, of this city, in ransPanting large shade trees
TO decorate their residences which has proved so sue
cessul to deserve 'making note of it," for the
benefit Of persons of taste elsewhere. The trees,
comprising naples elms, beech &C., were some thirty
feet in height, and transplanted without being
shorn Of any of their branches. The process Of re-
moval was follows: In the fall, before the frost
trench was dug around the trees selected from ten
10 fifteen feet in diameter and the roots severed. In
the winter, when the ground had become solid from
freezing the trees pulled out by the aid Of oxen
end levers, with the Of earth firmly attached to
the roots. They then transported on strong
sled built for the purpose, and set out.
These trees grew in open land on The farm Of Mr..
Rees. a mile and half from the city. They have
put out their foliage this spring if wholly uncon-
sc0us that they not still in their native sol and
the enerprsiBg gentlemen who undertook this unusual
course, are rewarded with place which, by the old
practice, it would have required twenty years 10 pro-
duee--Utiea Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
FAKE, FOR THE YEAR IS49.
ENHE Treasurer Collector Marion county Indiana
by gives notice that the duplicate for present YET
now in lis hands.

rENE Treasurer Coector Marion county Indiana
by gives notice that the duplicate or present year
in lis hands.
The amount OF Is as follows:
For State purposes each hundred dollars
Poll rs and half mills
hundred dollars for the support Of Lunac Asylum
cents and two and half mills for Deaf Dumb Asylum and
for the education OF the Blind.
For County purposes each hundred dollars 90
Poll so
For School purposes in district No. township noh range
for the Of said district each
25 cents
the purpose Of receiving taxes he will attend
places holding elections the townships
ty the following days, to-wit
In Pike township, on Friday the 10Th day OF October.
nkkin township Saturday, the Goth October.
In Warren township Monday tGe pad day Of October
township Tuesday the 23d day Of October
township Wednesday, the 2ih October
Perry township, Thursday, the 25th day October
In Washington township, Friday, the 26h day of
In Wayne township. Saturday, the 9th day Of October
attend in deputy
when absent
til the first day of January, 1850
Tax will please attend and the per centage
j. M. TALBOT, Treasurer.
IndananOlis. August 90 ls49. . W &sM
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

In AN AWFUL BAD FIx.-Col. Noland, editor of
the Batesville (Ark. Eagc,) tells the following good
sory ofa man being in an awful warm and tight
Place
The late Col. Allen Oakley was stopping for The
night public house. The weather warm and
OHkley when be retired TO bed dvesied himself of all
his clothes but his shirt. About midnght terrible
fuss was raised in the yarJ-a catamoumt had been
found aud the dogs were fighting it. After driving
1t, round and round for some time, they got TO the
door, which. flying open, in popped the catamouni.
You may guess there was getting out of their way!
Ponr Oakley chance to make the door, and
sought safety by climbing up the logs 10 what shruld
have b en- the lof; but, aas il deficient nf eve-
ry thing but cross pole. This he straddIed, with
the expectation of hearing. if not Witnessing. tire
fight going below. Bat like the gallant hero of
CerTo Gordo, he had the pa nful evidence that
can be attacked behind well ; before. He
had walked up wasPs nest, sVmcihing more than
half bushel in size, and they putting it to him
in st lie. One hand wa4 neceSsary 10 hold wiki.
and The other slapped To come down tn
incur the danger of mad cats teeth, and f hosd
was not bed Of roses. Yet Oakley did huld on
and so did the wasps. Pc'r fellow it was no easy
matter for him to ride the next dsy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

GEN. TwIGGs, who distinguished himself in Mexi-
CO, is appointed TO superinend military operations
against the Indians in Florida One regiment the 7h
infantry, and four companies assigned 10 is
mand. Gen. Twggs is accustomed to Indian war
fare Intelligence from Florida nd;lccs the belief
that the Indian difficulty in that Siute has been cxag
gerdted. The various commands sent from Augustine
have seen nD Indians. aay signs of them accor-
ding to the official reports Of their officers If there
is any fighting to do, Twiggs will do it.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
TAX NOTICE.

BOONE COUNTY TAXES FOR 1S49.
TIE Treasurer OF Boone county Indiana hereby gives
that the duplicate Of state County and other pur
poses for the year l649 in his hands for collection.
The rate of taxation charged thereon all property entered
general list taxation said year.
each 500 for State purposes, e5 cents;
On each poll for State purposes Is cents
500 for Indiana Hospital for the Insane and
seve and half mills.
On each 500 Asylum two cents and two
and half mills
On each slco for the education Of The Blind one cent
On each Sloo for county purposes, twenty cents;
On each poll for county twenty five cenis;
On each 500 for road purposes, ten cents
On each 500 for raj road purposes, twenty cents
u each pol for railroad purposes ten cents.
receiving charged said dupl
cnes he will attend the usual places Of holding elections
the several townships in said county, the days following
wit
township, Thursday, the llth day of October
next;
in Clinton township Friday the 18th day of October
Washington township Saturday the 18th day of October
next;
In Centre township, Monday the 18th day of October next
In Sugar Creek township Monday the 22d day of October
In Jefferson township Tuesday day next;
I'm Union township Wednesday, the cath day next
In Eagle township Thursday the day October next
In Perry township Friday The 26th day Of October next;
township, Monday the 29 day
Jackson township Tuesday the 0th day OF October
next.
He will his Office in Lebanon, except when
the townships. until the January
J. Il. MCLAUGHLIN, County Treasurer.
Lebanon August 90, 1913. 936
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
FRESH STOCK OF DRUGS.
S. A. d u V A L.
(SuccesSor to J.. Rams ~
yVhaiaCusa .,..A FFcfnis soonra,


Drugs Medicines Pants, Oils stufs, Chemicals Sur
II ecal Instruments, Brushes Tobacco, Cigars Pefumey,
Glassware receiving his stock from the Eastern
markets. respectfully requests all persons desire 10
purchase the above articles call and his stock
before purchasing where, lie is determined sell low n
not lower than other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
An assortment OF the most approved Patent medcnef will be
kept constantly hand Ao. choice lot of Liquors will be
found store for medical purposes and will be sold low
Tobacco and SegarS.
90 900 pounds brands Virginia Tobacco; 20O00 Pnncpe TO-
COO Panta 10 600 Regaia rocco Plantation 6e0 Esparango
COCO LaNoma C have just opened and will be sold
Gin einnati prices
PerfumerV. Hair Oils and Dyes.
large assortment of French English and American PerfUm
Hair Oils aud Hair Dyes of the best quality receiv
ed, and Wilt sold low, wholesale and retail
Paints, Oils. Dye-Stnfs.
lot Of Paints Oils Dyeu &c. in store and for sale low
Also Paint and Whhewash Brushes, Of description
Ea%etn Manufacture
Dr. Duva win pay particular preparing prescrp
lions aud will give directions for their From regular edu
cation in Medicine and experience Junior the Bal
tmore nfrmary and several practice in maiaTious ais
t in this state he haTs himself that he will I've able TO
entire satisfaction in his profession. Soe next door Little
Co.'s Auction Store.
nd .Iune
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

GEN. LANE.-Last fall, after having. as we subse-
quenily learned from the written testimony of twenty
witnesses. denounced papes in the most opprobr
Gus terms in his public speeches vehicle
Of lies" he called upon Us in person, assured US that
he admired our paper il,an any other in the
country subscribed for it, and then asked us to pub
lish That turned out to be lsehood and
which was stamped n falsehood by his own pub
lshed address TO the citizens of Indiana-Louisu
.JDurudi.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

HANOVER is beautiful town on the
high bluffs of The Ohio in Jefferson
county, six miles below Madison. 1t
was first settled in 1910, by the Hon.
w. Dunn, who was soon after Joined
by the Rev ]. F. Grove, d. D. Un-
der their auspices a flourishing Lite
rary Institution has been built up. and
the village for It's accommodation now
contains about 100 houses, and, inclu-
ding students, 600 inhabitants. Han
over has just suffered severely from a
visitation Of the cholera, in which the
President of The College, DR.. Scoyilc,
and severnl other valuable citizens,
died suddenly; but no place on the
Ohio has usually been more healthy,
nor is there any one. where more at
teuiion has b"en paid TO the culiiva-
ton of the morals and intelecis of the
cEool Presbyterian Church Of Indiana;
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

There is no, mnn in the Union who knows ans
thing of Gen. jus. Lane, but will once pronounce
this statement of The Journal gross sander and
falsehood-jus such one as the Journal published
few days since about John Lane, Of Shebyyille.-
Louisville Chronicle
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
MARRIED..

On Tuesday, the 14th instant, by the Rev. s. Brenton,
JoHs G. WALPoLE, Esq, Qale of Indanapos,) to Miss
ELIZA j., eldest daughter of the late Pho H. Taylor,
all of this city.-F'Ort Wayne Sentinel.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
St,fe of Iudinua. Marion county. set.

* MARION CIRcurr CoUEr. OCTOBER TERM, le49
Cross Bill Of Complaint In Chaneery
l.. Givan, Nancy Long Elizabeth
Long Mary Long. Long, Zurlda Long, John Long,
Caroline Long ard others.
rnNHE them hereby no
fed that the said Mary Ahert0n las filed her bill IN
Aforesaid
pending said unless they
and prad answer calling the
said this the aud the matters and
things contained, will be taken confessed and held
against
the court. Attest, X b. DUNCAS, CLERK.
BY JOHN c. WEEKs Deputy.
uo,is, ard Naior sols fr conul IuIy 3wis
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
"reminiscences sale OF Real Estate.


the Marion Circnt Court aud
ID fed copy thereof directed wherein Robert n Under
hill eomainan and BenjamniN Waddel and James r.
Wadf et al def ndanis 10 make the soa OF
57 with and viii expose public sale 10 he
highest and bst bidder the 25h day August Iso between
the of 10 oeoek and O'clock, the Court
following described
situate in said Of Marion All that part Of
tanning and hundred land
and which is bounded follows, beginning the high
the noh side Of Nathan Pamrr land running
said line $50 feet a land sold the
SiaIe land 2 fret land by the said State thence
along said States land ile highway leading m Indiana
the beginnings and the fror and af
Ocr, ard siI the
u said Bnjam N and James r. Wade, in the following de-
mills
privileges county Marian asosd
the the surplus water
required the navigation the eks the
~hen properly applied oseo wheel of fourteen and
hall f in diameter with the 10 be approved by
the charge
ton II the canal TO p0pe four run OF Tour and hall te m
Of the
described follows, Wit commencing stake
hundred and feet from burr oak the bearing north
aBd the deed
p Drake the Stael north ytonr degrees
Of oak i32 feet stake thence north
lis thence south 81
thence
said being heretofore Undchs
mills Aud should the said and profits Of the said tract Of
sold for sufficient pay satisfy said
The
and will at 'he and place pub
and all The gha.
claims demands equity Of the said Benz
Waddel and p Waddei satisfy the said
panan the Of principal and due hm aid
any relief whatever valuation OF appIasemen
July 26, I64o. lots c. C. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
TO THE LADIES'!

CsT received by Adams CTS Express direct rum Phade
81 fine of bonnet Ribbons, latest styles
Also 10 Grape Whe Pink Blue and straw color Bonnet ks
silk, aud all kinds o BonBets made 20 odrI
the best style Ladies and Others wanting snmethg band
will do well call Mrs. WRIGHTS fashionable Millinery
e. don east Of Hannanrn,s. IO1
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

H.
rENflE Lectures this Institution COM
II the first Monday November next and continues
Till the 18th day Of March following preliminary course COM
Monday in October and continues month";
FACULTY:
HIP GATCHELI NJ D., ON Special General and Pathaogca
Anatomy.
j. R. BUCHANAN. NJ. d. Ply ysiolOsy and Institutes Of Msd
MORROW Md Theory and Practice Of Medicine and
Pathology
g. ROSA. VI d., Principles and Practice Of Homeopathy.
B.L. iIILL NJ. d., obstetrics and surgery
L. e jones' NJ ID Matera Medica Therapeutics and Med
icai Botany.
D. sTALLo, NJ Chemistry. Pharmacy and Medical Jur-
isprudence.
Medicine.
J. .MILoT, NJ. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy
Aggregate cost OF ell the tickets $40.
500 in full for
be for his gradu-
ation
Matrcuaon So Demonstraor ticket IS, Library
ca boarding may had in good houses at from 90 80
Candidates for graduation, in addition the iminay term
study have full legally In
poatel Medical Collegefe last of whirh must be In hor
full after having been reputable practice four years
asking further ormaon be addressed post paid,
the undersigned.
The College Ed6ce of the Institute Situated the corner Of
and Plum
Notes banks in which the student
sidss will lie received In pay ment of fees
2s4w w&sw tCn 7imes, asg. ILL., Dean of the Faculty
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
PAY uPt

ENHE Subscriber wishing leave In FEW days for The East
select his Fall stock Of Fancy and Menery Goods would
respectfully indebted him and
up important have cash in purchasing bargains.
2l WM. A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
j.. MACIELET',

yUTsHEs pubic respectfully that he prepared
any work in the Painting ne order such House,
Sign and Carriage Painting Glazing and Taper hanging e viii
hand ne Of the for sale s wholesale and
ts Shop hack OF John Thslpsn 4 Essns store ON Washing
tcn street, east Of the Branch Bank illJmorf