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PATENTS.
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U. S. Patent Office, Washington,

u S. Patent OGce Washington,
No. % State Street. Boston.
T7E subscriber by appointment from the Commissoag
er Of Patents OF the U. s. Patent Office foI
ccving and fol wardng TO the models specimens
manufactures TO be patented deposited therein which
will be free of erpense and risk and with despatch
He prepare Caveats, cations Assignments and all
the accessory Papers and Drawings; will make
into American and foreign works, TO test validity of inven
items, and render advice legal and scientific
respecting the same. Patens secured in Europe and
other countries
BY application at this Office, inventors are saved sAs
Inc and journey Washington, and delay there
all personal trouble in obtaining their paients
They the advantage verbally explaining their
inventions and Of consulting In respect thea matters
In general of paramount Importance in order to 0ttasn
ccyrec specifications and claims The experience Of sis
teen years practice collection Of works.
decisions &c, mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
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together with accounts here KEEP. of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber to afford inventors
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NVTTTUAL FTgE INSURANCE.

ryIIJE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE lNSUkANCn I'm 9N1I.
PANY Of Worcester, Mess, continue TO eneci llsur
,aoe on an kinds Of buildings except those OIL an eS
hagardous Character, AMI upon Neat STOCK, nay ana
ti IIoosebold Furniture Provisions, Wearing Apparo
e. and Merchandise generally and also nron all KINDS q
Mnnfacturcd Articles ane stock in the process o. manu-
tacture executing stock IN Cotton and WOODEN Mills OF
nronerty alike hazardous on such terms as cannot m "
iye enie saIlstncton dividend OF seventy cents
ar The dolIar was made by this Company on the fopces
which expired the first Of this month ana y ~ wsds
IDENTITY btteved that still larger dividend Will oe hsne
in future under 70 favorable circumstances as me past
win 1hese inducements offered, the public are sespect~
fngiv invited 10 examine the basis on which shs insl'u-
ton Is s.ahshed and avail themselves ofits benefits oy
anp,ying at the Company's office,
No. 9, under Brinley Hal,
t.. ~. Amsrica, Temperance ilouse, Worcester
u9F"'''e ~ DIRECTORS.
, =, ,,,on,Dav Worceeterl Joseph Pratt, Worcester.
Z. u. Ei on do Joseph Boyden, do.
george po Wgn do Warren Hunt, Douglas.
Amos Brown, 90 I II1 nHnao- Ie;cSsfer
James Esta $1,000 do JW. Jenkins Jr., Barre.
%eOige "a AZ $780, d. John Edgel Gardner
H"a'to A. A' e. H. IiEMENWAY, President.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary. a,e
Worcester, Sept /. 1885, -
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no LEFT.

"a ONE half Of two story HOUSE, beyond the
Es1N " Cemetery on North Street. inquire OF JOSEPH
AlAl AVERY, the old Holden road, or CALEB BATES,
adjeHing the premises. ju JAM
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES.

Eclipse Daguerrean establishment |! |!
No. 3 asae Briaafey Hall. No. 8.
fiNlIlS Establishment. il The aest and pop
1 ular abolished in Worcester, uAtes
advantages for carry ing The Daguerrean in all its
perfection and beauty. Within brei time this establish
ment has produced sss 4 Z AAA
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point OF superiority and accuracy have
been exsellei The proprietor, Dr. Van Alslin having
had nany Of practical experience in has art 10 pre-
pared TO 8fl4
Challenge amy Competitor
TO atrial OF skill either in the perfection aid beauty OF
Dagutrreo, pc productions in the excers cheapDesA
which he is enabled 10 offer them 10 the public. DE haa
superior any in this city or elsewhere and his picares
which are warranted TO be superior thai can be
produced In Worcester put up in rich and elegan
cases, ior the low price Of =. si,s6 Il ~
One Dollar Only. .s.s
n. B. STOCK OF superior quality constaatly on haad
and for sale. DIR. VAN ALSTiN q
Worcester, July 20. uS,ssae .5s dRts (
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For Sale,

wt For Sale,
rY,uR sToEK AND Tools sf Bisc en, ss.
.seedsnea, the court House Inquire Ut 'h' az. ,s
Uee sb.
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DOG LOST.
HOUSE TO LET.

50 A HOUSE within five doors Of Main street, and
Sa.Tf IA within three minutes walk Of the Post Office,
ess with good accommodates, VIII he let 10 family
and The rent will be taken in board who will furnish heir
rooms. Inquire this office. Oct. A.
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ROOmss to T.ef,

Rooms to let.
OUITABLE for storcrooms Nork Sophisticated
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Nessrs. Harris'
Flour Store. Enquire of B. Nj Levns, front Street or
the Ware Rooms Of Messrs. w. d. H. Baker, No 1885,
Mar street. df-oct 10
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sH a ROAMD.
CBvERAL single Gentlemen be accommodates wtth
~ BOARD and pleasant Rooms ~ No. PAaK sTsEEr.
Nov Ia. att
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Arrival OF the Crescent Ciiy-so News from
(aiIIo ornin-L.sIer from Jnneica.

The steamer Crescent City, Cap; Stoddsrd, sT.
rived st this pors with one dozen passenger about
10 o'clock Sunday inofDlag. she iei; Chssres on 'h-
I'm Ociober, rescued J4nsics the sh, AID SAL d
thence "a the ZJ;h- She made the outward Passsse
from Ee~.Yofk . chsTfss L. asys II hours
Tae CfescSEt Ci;y 5flngs news from California
Her sdsces from Psrsrs are 20 OF u, brought oy
Mr. q. ason. the Arne rican Consul Panama and tho
Isihmus ~ere healthy. Toe Psnsma sailed Tor san
Francisco on the H. taking 81 the passengers iHsi
wer. a. Panssns The Unicorn and senaor bad both
sailed previously. The sbirs Ocean sal OaAaus were
both Al Hayaoa sni wou d soon ease for California
The Falcon from New Orleans Stopped al Jamaica
ca The morning Of the fth landed ber passenger. and
.sicd the ssmc night Tor Chsgfes-
Through the attention Of our correspondents 81
Kingston we have Jamaica pspefs up to Oct. 20
Tue RelreDchmeai Quarrel has not been settled IN
Israsea bu, TIE Legislature has e. far gwen 10 as 70
provide a revenue. Tne following is the new Tsrh
s5ootsd sft-r good deal Of difficulty between the AZ
.enbly and Council; give also the duties formerly
levied. which it will be seen were much over than
those now mposed the ,srh sPPies 60 All earsoes FL
tered after Oct 3
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
snersl closed amid loud applause.
The Claim ef NJ. Porte,

To tAs EdEos Of The IrsbEnss
Ia discussing the claim Of Mons. Porte agsintt
the Americas Government, have observed that moot
OF the papers is to s;ae :hs premises on which that
sea,lsa ans claim rejected. TIE Jovzal ef Cers
this morning makes very plain and simple case
Of IT, and recommends an immediate paymen; Of tie
dsmsnd, when IL shall have bssn ssNn properly pre-.
senttd. Its recommendation would De very ressonsbe
IL that is hypSthsss 10 not founded in fact
L. con,end, IN common with many ether pspers that
the 6cmsgs which NJ Porte sustained through agent
Of the American Governmental 10 valid claim inSeej
no honorable man would dispute that point but II he
cons.ire6 10 evisias,e claim and ios nothing. would
IL De proper tor the Government 10 reward hin for his
en,ercrisei Now this is precisely the case 50 IL -
peSrrd In the origina published az ssbin.
Ton beside all the documents ptich so 10 cor-r-n
tnis poiot have not been published. Tbs simple iset
OF our otHcers most Of them. not understa cins ms
spanish language. caused the oifrcuiy snc r.aceftd
IN, u oupes interested irterpreters Why tsd they
understood the lsngusse they would have heard bsi
OF Puebs josEg tie stsir 81 The sale, While NE
owner rr-osirea ssni joined in the laugh ,eis Is
what hesrJ 10 the country although was poi ID RI
sola a. the time sDd body acquainted with business
In Mexico, knovs very well that Porto could never
ksve gained suSh advantage over al the wealthy
merchants in Puets 81 sale had tha; sse been est-
ims.e Dces any IN bic suppose that Ports
Immediately soiS the tobacco At advance OF four or
Eve thousand dollars when this pzrckGser rstI
:, the sale snd frequently In conversation With Poris
aud h. friends However | have no doubt b., the
Government has succnt proof 10 sustain 10. position
Way IL was a siaIdis JOKE In Mexico tnAi Porte nsd
dupsa the Yankees because they did rot aoder',snd
m. l,rsun.e More than once have N-xicSns men-
rtcn-s :, te me An AMERIcAs.
.~r,., ~ -, .sv- IN, %. sirsn e.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Sec'y OF Stat
D. 7. foaIxsr, E.q Schenectady.

NEw Musc.-We have received from toe pub
lshers Messrs Jacques Brother, "NorsA pesr," sra
{" LOWS serensde. ss surg by Mr. Hudson "Thousa
now lesvs Thee" the words and arrangement BY
Geo. II. Cvrts; aud The Pirates Chorus Oalekstep,
arranged BY Allen Dodworto from The Enchsntress"
This Is tho only arrangement ss performed BY Dos.
vorths Band All the sSove pieces of music pro
duoed in ihs ess, style, and will doubt and resdy
sa!e with sn the lovers Of good music
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Gct Your Ballots Right.

Although the Election Law of ls42. as 0mcndcd
IN lsS7, is az explicit as language can naSe It, II
seems not TO be everywhere understood. Every
county oficer Except where local officers eic
elected 10 discharge the duties of Judge or Soro-
gate) .oes on the ticket iabtle "5tete' The
Judge Of the Court of Appeals, Justice OF the Su-
prcme Court, aud The " local officers above re
TERED 10, tho only names 70 be placed on the
ticket labelled " Judiciary Ia counties electing
only one Assembiymau, the name Of the candidate
for that flee must G on the State ticket. In
counties eectlng mgre than one Assemblymon,
each name must be ON distinct ticket, labeled
Assembly In the county OF New York, Sena
tors as well % Assembly men ale vs,ed for n
separate ballot, IN their respective districts.
1t will be seen by the following sponden nee
that the impression existed IN one county At least,
taud It may IN othersl that the name of the can
didate for Justice OF Sessions. being Judicial a.
hcer. must go on the Judiciary ticket. But
tkis is not the fact as the Secretary Of State ex-
plains Albany Evening Journal
SCHENECTADY COUNTY CLERKS OFrIoE,
Der 25 lsis
CHRIsroPHER MoRoAN-DKAR SIR | rec by the JoET.
nal OF lsst evening the candidate for Sessions II,
placed the state Ticket | have couverssd with
several persons Who have examined the law and
TO the conclusion that IL should be placed on the Ju'
dietary Ballot
As the Tickets printed for this county, with Ses
sions the Judiciary Ballot your earliest attention
10 this question 10 requested In order that We may
know whether IL is absolutely necessary to change the
form or not. Very respectfully. yours. sc
~. 7. FORREST Dep. Clk.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
" Our relghhor HArney, who has ius. p,

~ Ou' he'eupo' nNney, VINO mas JUST re-
turned from Frankfort. ssys;
Several Editors have beu In Fsuk fort lately from this
pisev AID frequent Inquiries have beer made for Prs-uce
Hs exireme asaess however, sufficient excuse FOR
be soseoee
wale usrpey was In Frankfort there was certainly
no occssoo for any further secession Of ugness from
Louisville The usllness Of city represented
iremendously We are crsdibly informed, mat after
the birth OF harney, noae but handsome babies were
born for several yesra All the u.ly nstsriL ia the
universe wss used up In bis cresiion Il was nscss
ssry that Nature should have tna t. re.ru, herseL
fLoglsv.le journal, o3i
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
CITY ITEMS.

MgLIoRArIsG TIE CosDiTIos OF TIE ARTHr
LEVY learn that the Society for the Relief of the
Destitute 10 actively engaged 10 raising subscriptions
70 purchase parssos for the Ns~York State Artillery
% protect them the Incemeuces Of tho weather
The Society has already procured comfortable leather
cushions for these unfortunate men, as We observed
during the parade The other day upon which they
aga to ride with comparative comfort, where the pave
rnent is even toersbly smooth.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
sEcksrAar's OrrIcr. ALBANY, Oct %. lsl9.

cECkkTARi ; OffiCE, ALBANY, Oct 70 1917
SiR the Election Law. 50. article second provides
that The Of all tho parsons voted for by any
Eector, al any election, excepting Electors Of lres
dent and Vice President Judges of the Court OF Ap.
pesls, Justices of the Supreme Court County Judges
separate ocers 70 perform the duties OF the Office OF
Sarroes,e and local officers TO discharge the duties Of
Counsy Judge and Surrogate, shs De upon one ballot;
which ballot ths be endorsed STATE and the names
of all the voted for by any Eecior at sDy cc
ton for Judges Of the Court OF Appeals, Justices of
tho Supreme Court County judge, separate CficeTs
To perform tho duties OF the oco of Surrogate, and
local officers to discharge the duties Of County Judge
snd Surrogate shsl % upon ballot, which ballet
shsil BE- enoorsed Jadciz -"
The judiciary Act OF ls47, article 5 S4o page 23l,
provides ths the hrst election snch Justices yns
uees for session) shs BE- voJsd for on the ballot
with the County Judge snd therestt 7, any county
cseer shal be then voted for, upon the sans ballot
With the county ofhcers"
IL 10 seen, therefore. from . comparison Of these
two sections, that toe OF the candidates for SSs
sions muss be p~ed upon the ballot endorsed state
Very respectfully
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN. Sec'y OF state.
ID Y FoaxrSr. r.o Sch.nactscy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

CALiToRsIASs SroPPIse BIT TIE WAY.-A let
ter from member Of California Company dated July
. on the Rio Grand wesi Of Santa Fe has the follow.
lps
There 10 very rich raine the Rio Ncsro, tibu-
nry oi ha Colorado, sbou, 20 days travel rom this
place IL 10 now In the possession Of Indians, who
~o1sins nioes II we procure guide, We are
sOns 70 take mules snd leave enough mo3 behind 10
O'eet toe sgons I'd make trip OF discovery 10 the
nvi.'so lace. snc dad Il what IL 10 represented
~ ~, send and ., up the rear, and not 90 any
iney oil sell Ss IL we 90 there ~e shsl hsy~
.saans 10 DO but al getting tired OF this
SU. " SSe and irel eager for adventure
III. yesterday. thar the Apsches were killing
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

STEAMBOAT AccIpEsT-The steamer TAme'-
lane bound from this city TO 81 Joseph struck snfg
N the Missouri River Al Wscondsh Prsiris on Thurs
dsy night the llih Oct and sunk nearly 20 her Boiler
deck The T. had fair cargo, tie most OF WHICH, 10
geiSer with The boat, Will prove total o,s. ehs -
owned BY Msssra Il s W, Campbell Of 81 Loais- ana
Insured fer 1Anp lsI Louis Republican
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

n Among the strangers at the Irving House,
we notice Mrs. Gen Gsines and family from Eew-Or.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Escept Coke Coss 6c ,snono, Hay Straw, Ice, TUg-
ue Beeswsx, Tortoise shell Raw HIDES sad Hemp.
MAKKErS


Etse.ros Us1nl Oct ~ p our 900 bbls supervise
eLe.eo have psTceled 52s ger hb and 200 bO.s
Baltimore have bseD sold 81 SIS small los Baltimore
have changed hands o. SIS. Part Of the NewYOs cuso
which was scratched" snd not sup7rtur, et he'd Gs per
bbl Tho kettle quite unsee1 in consequetc- OF its
uncertainty winch prevails fesotctDg the dd lee. hesi-
40 bNs NewYOIk been tsseD al 49, Dbl s1d OD
Baltimore l7s RICE Sales 20 The exts OF ovJ naks
Esstlnds white (Msdrss) have been made az l- Ben
AL Of best siy, al IA. per 100 lbs brcEd-The Is
not any Insrk,t LzrdA sal. of zoo large kegs 10
10 falling Pork-S~vera sales have been made, esch 81,
CHER price oJs 64s, 6s ard TBS per bb for Mess
Prime been moved al 57s The proposed Increase g,
duty hsd the effect here iced bett-Sses OF 81
bbs have been msoe al ts per half bb Tor Ne~fork Snd
~ a.. for Baltimore. Tongues lHsh Iiss hsve been
sod ~ sos per haf bOl American, which are Old and
rusty" are tssen al sss 4Os, according TO quality
Ch-e.e-Amencan Is al 7tt per bi tho stock Il becoming
Ibundspt Enssh and may be quoted al IL per
lb. Lamber-Whlte pine is taken al Sps por 81 sugsr-
Very and Inferior has been sold ct iys per 100 ios
fsir have reached rs CtGee has been taken st
i6s rs per cJ ios Pmero-Sies have been made Al
3td So PR 10 Tobscco-Csyendish Is worth I'D for
los, In0 7ii for les ano 2o..
I~po,n Kingston from Eh 10 2oth October, Il; 80 -
tbs Flour 500 do Meal $50 do Bread bio segs Lard,
LOO tsf bOxo. Csudes bbs and 90 half Oos b-5 ~
tsues POrk, LEO boxes SOAP 20 hfkins Buiief, tVl
bass Rice hogsheais Brandy, Iosces Sat- 1000 Ce-
Oar snngies IL 90 feet w r Lumber se9 bos Mackrre
ll6 do H-'firgs 202 do AlewIvsf 70 dg OIL = DO ssl
non sos terces $50 boxes, equal 10 8& qsnIais Co1ts
EIehange. On London -Jsnsca Bank. 30 days pel
cent premium so DAYS, per cent preIuum; 81 days, =
or premium Colonial Bank ~ days per cent pre-
Snium, 90 days /. per cent premium
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

s,sd ,,.,. 'as ~ 81. Clay has now entirely recov-
''' ''' wounds he received 10 his last fght-
a. Fsasr hsssew is going to Charleston,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

IsouEsr.-Coroner b al yesterday held an In
quest on the body ofar NAMED Charles Park, Cor
man aged sixty Two years. who found su.pendsd
by the neck in the Tam O5bsnter Tavern, Foshngsv.
near Adelph Ct Tho deceased much addicted 10
drinking and II 10 supposed committed the fatal Deed
while under the influence II liquor Tbs Jury reader.
ed verdict that the deceased came 10 bis death By
hsneing himself
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
bROOhLYN AFFAIRS.

CoNAos CoUscIL-The City Fathers have .
meeting this afternoon At O'Clock. We should iihs
10 ses tho Water Question sad tho appointment OF
Water Commissioners onos more sgitaed.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
ENGLAND.

taft RsHi a. IrsianS. L0rl RoaSa'. Di.rsfai J :
CCoHHA a.d R,psel e.. CoiG,a sHd i.e zsfi La.
Morn Jh> SLroey Fcsi C5es ~ isfioH-
The R~'si0A Qassiou . Pilsk. ~ HaaSorisa Z
rcy.- 4 Disf''s srisA,e { Sreos Cgrsirg 10 dIHrio
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

FRACTURE ov THE SKULL "A boy ramed Tbos
Kishry residing 1t PIP Ehrsbcsh o. wU r'dins gen
ucmsns horse very splriied animal from ,hs Staten
leland Ferry on Saturday morning about O'Clock.
when passing through Church o. tho animal ~ss stfuek
by csrman with bis whip thereby causing 10 TO slsr
and away, throwing tho poor lad with hsasy tail
the ground Hs head was fractured. bic elbow out,
and his body otherwise severely bruised.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

BUReLAsr some boil robber entered tho
3 tsellrg house 80 DusnesS on Friday nisht lsss BY
forcing open rear window, and entering th. hesroom
o Mr. John Fsrdon. iook gold w.oa. No. Asso Cross
$50 bal the North River Bank three oeVs elk kSs
A - A. In OH eI money
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

RsoSry ErG John D,wd, residiag in Thirty
Ihrds, and working 81 Henry R Dunham's foundry.
same street. wac engaged on Saturday, a about 10
O'Clock in removing sheet OF csstir n. when in pace
Ing keel late sss sinst which Of shs o'her wors
men jOsled, IL fel. upon and fractured his leit leg
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-01

IS Can this be true,' murmured Kah- hah
with quivering lip.
''Who are you?" calculated Winfield, strange
light breaking upon his mind. "Who are you," he
repeated impetuously, 'that you take such an inte-
rest In my welfare? Wherefore should you be so
deeply affected at what have narrated 2"
Because" replied Kah- hah, 81 am that
brother whom you seek. Kah-ra- hah and Harry
Winfield are and the same person. do not
wonder at your failing 10 recogise me, Frank -
continued kah-ra-hah, with 4 smile, as Winfield
gazed incredulously upon his countenance. 81 am
strangely altered besides, you were but 4 boy
when we parted. knew you, however, | saw
you enter Chihuahua in company with Wells, the
trader, and in order 10 assure myself that | was
not deceived, Immediately repaired TO the team
sers' camp, where ! was informed that Wells
was accompanied by stranger named Winfield,
who Ind joined the train on the road from Bent s
Fort 10 Santa Fe. . .
The conversation that ensued between the two
brothers was long and deeply interesting-to them,
and 1t was late in the afternoon before the party
commenced making preparations for their journey
northward.
'You must still call me Kah-ra- -hah, Frank. -
said Harry Winfield, as they arose from their
sea: and reJolned the party, 81 do not wish 10 be
known By my own name whilst | remain in Mex
ico.''
After six days rapid travelling. the party. con.
slsing of the Winfield brothers, Ducher, Smith
and Cato, joined the American army, which they
found under command of Colonel Doniphan, en-
camped about forty miles below Ell Passo del
Nortc. ...-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-01
l. A n @ Il X T. E'S @
SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS.

W. Just returned from Cincinnati. where
A We contracted for the engraving, printing, &C.,
nv sEcTIoSAL Mar OF Arkansas, l would re-
u u. MORN the public, that the above Map will
~ ~ delivery in January next.
i S uone IN the finest style of line engraving,
a,;.S %e most competent engravers west of the
p SAID Map will show all the Greeks,
>.,'' '0ihces, County Seats, and every section
IT, OH1l section on each navigable stream in
/ S H. 80 that persons may point to the tract on
i've In addition to these | have laid
lGs ue Maps on file in the Office of Col. Rear
|fibs 1o lad selected by the State of Arkansas as
s,T v'OOO acres donated by Congress, the
i ,,,.n' ,snas' the Salt Springs with the twelve
teb;,. to each; also all the Military Land
lBdf,s- are iald down, az taken from the books in
TENT !. : once; and if any changes are made in
s Lines, ,hles, or new counties formed by the en-
~ lure will be enabled to show them all
Ns,, ihce, IN neat pocket form with clasp, 81,
1 n PlendIdly colored and vanished, S5.
ksi. %I % map can be sent to any part of the State
b. 81 sHo as orders rapidly coming in, those
procuring it early, will please send in their
h. pGn soon as possible - C. LANGTREE.
mock, Nov. 4 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-01
CHAPTER XIV.
The Return.

Upon the eastern shore Of the Kentucky river,
not far distant from p. there is situated
beautiful cottage. In 'front.' slopng lawn ex.
tends from the margin of the stream 10 a neatly
whiiewas shed paing fence which enc!ose the gar
den and grounds surrounding the house. Several
large old willows shade The front of the co,tugc,
whilst fine orchard, containing every variety OF
fruit trees, extends some distance to- the left
Altogether, il comfortable and quiet coun-
try residence such The cont,ncd denizeH
of heated and populous city would dream OF IN
restless summer nights.
One evening in the hitter part Of June. 1917
three persous seated on the steps OF the pos
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-01

'EHHAT | will apply at the first Circuit Court,
81 which shall be held in and for the County of
Benton, and State of Arkansas, six mouths after
the date of the publication of this notice. for con
frmaton of a sale, made by John GaIbreath, as
Sheriff and ex-officio Assessor and Collector for
said county, and made in pursuance of the law to
levy and collect taxes; and, by the authority in
him vested, such sheriff and collector Le did
offer, al the Court House door Of said county and
did sell the N. w. ! of the n. w. fractional of
section 4, Township Is, of range 33. containing
39a acres; taxed in the name of John Brixev, for
the years 1912, '43. IA, As, '46, and 1917, for
The sum of ) II l5, and purchased by me There
fore, all persons who can set up any right, title,
or claim, 10 said tract of land, any part thereof
so purchased, in consequence of any informaIity
or irreguarity connected with said sale, are here
by called upon to show cause, if any they can, al
such term of said Court, why said sale should not
be confirmed. WILLIAM MCDANIEL.
BENToNvILLE, ARKs., Aug. l3th 1919.
2I-6w. IPrinter's fee, Sill