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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

Our Mineral Resources.-Persons interested in
mineral lands--aH persons interested in the well
fare of A rkansas who have knowledge of the ex-
istence of mines or evidences of the same, would
do well to correspond with THEo. F. Moss, Esq,
at Little Rock, the Engineer of the Mines near
that city.
Mr.. nj. IS highly qualified to render any infor
nation that may be desired on the subject of mi
nerals. The duties of his vocation not fully oc-
cupyin his time at the mines, he offers his services
to make Geological Surveys of mineral lands ia
this part of the State. Persons owning mineral
lands would do well to engage his services.
From informal tion coming in daily, we are i'm
pressed with the belief that the whole Ozark re-
gon of country abounds IN valuable minerals
Lead ore is so abundant and rich that the people
in many parts of the country have ceased to pur-
chase lead of the merchants-they 90 to the ore
and run their bullets free Of cost. This we learn
from intelligent merchant of Washington
county.
o. Messrs. Posi- & Co., of Cincinnati, Periodi-
Ie1k A gents, are commended highly by the press
+ Pat city. We publish in to-day's paper their
advertisement. containing list of the principal
|t9fks for which they receive subscriptions We
esenend this firm to our readers, believing that
any commission intrusted to them will be faithful
ly fulfilled 1t will be very convenient to our cti-
zens 10 transact business through this house, with
the aid of our accommodating merchants.
Many persons in the habit of sending SUBJ
scriptions to Eastern publishers, who would con-
suit their interest and convenience by making
Messrs. Post D. Co. their agents in the matter
having in this way double guarantee, as the
agents hold themselves responsible for all monies
paid TO them, and as their experience enables :hem
to determine the stability of the various periodicals
offered for public patronage. 1t will be observed
too, where they receive orders for two or more
works, they make a dscoun. from the regular
prices. The catalogue of the firm embraces all
European as we'll American Journals of STAN
dard chnracter.-Cincinnatip paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

J w Tho majority of Walker, democrat, for
governor in Louisia ma IS not l0O0-it is only 900
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29
ssake Il back. Last weel, I,u su,

ssakeH back."--Last week, jim SHEp-
% eccehtnc specimen of humanity, living
NPbvs of Frog Bayou" presented us,
npl&is, "a mess of bar meat, for which we
A's'n IN our best style in the next morn
ing paper. That day Jim called US aside with o
sinister wink and told US sc he thought we were
even now. We asked him how He replied,
o"eo you dollar on the paper--we, sic bis
J'' me tar n1eat,' and running his hands into his
pocket 20 said tDo bits were coming to us. We
were e csnptetely overpowered by inns fnan.
''ertsg' se h'cked sunder--told him to keep the
aart ss s's's vk.snasso wo mzzIed. Be-
eviass 6 sbat nes ITO Be- d Present, we had given
Sc :. e essasa.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29
Invaluable Fan;Esa Esa.

ak Lectures on Causes NJ or q " Of
of Consumption, As,bm, such -
l.eart. and all Female Di.e,so,.bfy Com
Erasings Paper SO cts; bonnd -
fart-postage 9 I-2 cts rs eI foVth
Shoulder Braces and Cbes. b,u, Dis
ny part. so cts postage. JnhpT. %
by .. BY mail. letter postage. b Abdom ok c75 c.
owels 20 U TO Sio, for all Hupturcs; bu nl
- Sis ana womb, and We,l 'p..LT -panL>
y Express everywhere. Fo- Rca,its aiing
I'D cfro Importers. give height fr. up i2 ii22pln n
49, ~ circumference of personnext ,h,
gen,. 'ne hips If Rupture, menti. Ia
ress wanted Tor the sale of the a aI,foDEY 4
7O7 Broad,v,n NJ. s. s.Aad. y
Feb. 81. 1913 "ew York,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29
Vs.teIIlgeurer.
TERMS REDUCED.

The scPms Of subscription to the .sIntelligencer'
las been reduced to TWO DOLLAEss
per aanon, Invariably in adrance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

9E-w Esars ,usbprfed ts nsssuses GEa E2q5
asa essedrfe fatCDg Cohttsbls, st the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

E;alifornia Senaters.Mzfhe Washington cores
Snden of In, Chan an Courier, referring to
So sise,, 70 marks: "cSla " eler, of Ohio, and
WIS. 2 swim, of Mississippi haye>ihe best
dance q 5eing elected U. S. Senators.ksss
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

'kjs seo'g,a,--Tho Legislature of Georgia assem-
Su NJ =. ''l'edgeville on the 9Th instant. Mr.. II.
..Oo' oemocrat. WINS elected Sneakar of ,ke
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

OF Among the novelties introduced by the .ro-
fessor of dancing in New York, is the " kiss CO.
t!lIon." the beauty of which consists ip playing
lIps with every Lady you swing eorne-s' with
faf e hope y. viii ifnghekhteiy Be unsoduced into
tais city. Yfts ID - 81 e0filon d, = 49,
t asas's,s3 s-''uts7 Eort sSaih Herald
z Our gas, neishbor n becomlng tasclyious in hi,
tastes Of the fae sfts-s Hope he would not part
cipate in The folly he invites to his cfty f7yffn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

\ NegrOcs for Hire.--i will be seen by The nd.
sveFtsernent of MIR. MoolE in ,o-day's paper, that
"a numbor of negroes wi be hired on Neao Years
ljeys COR ssting OF men, women. boys and girls.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

IMaryland =. S. Senator.-Gen. B. o. How
: has resigned his seat ia the Senate under ap-
-o--~rLUUR AND CO.5 r., ,ho
FItiIE Stoam Mill in this place is now. A.,
tion an, prepared to fill all orders -naa;
| PRESENTED for -four and meal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29
I anchalagua Triumnb. he

lh TOWNSEND the ceIeh-,,a Terms
h that tho ho0rsends rss's Sarsnparilla, had aom.
|ila, a,d Tal,prnia u Plant is far better UNNIN
Forid' Pamphlets pss cont.; ano best m e sne ST
Ter and aan n remarkable properties in the mas
ops nd dGue, cue. rulmo, ,lary mpsints, Nerv
e forws mag be sbtsinea ile agear;s
.-< poss ssa appf cations. per ma p gor
\.r ac = - - N n az. az. GAY exp
FefDf, 36 Broad "a = al qua tpr Il
f,usss a-2O. fep I :,
4 II EiaukefS. irodi
E\i;AS Il. HE.s Sa'' .~ed<sss q. heal
~ Ef< 81 a.; s1se' st max ~ sakspktis y;,f.,
IN % ~ a'a tor ssfe by 49, Bed lei
> nk ct sxtiassl = ! g ar
si.gtAf -sF.cE 8 WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29

OF The lady of Mons. MoNTH'LoN. the v
French Minisier. is an American, and the do,cb.
ter OF the hlBot3sntn e AUssctI~sA. NJ. rs ia
said to be t2iisf ssddbined VIII lmSissa6 l,sstlE
aar ~ = lJ
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
W A & { H O u S {
NllEHa,E.

'llE subscriber takes this method Of return
n ing he ihaaaa 10 llc ci.laus ofths aut
the adjoining counties, for the liberal patrontr q,
h,fcioioie received, sud hopes by anet and prf,
snnnl aiienlon 10 business, 10 receive a coutinu.
hnrr OF The siinr.
ffam ihs date The hnsInc. will he conducted
BY ihe sulscubef in connection with IRA NUM-,
undci The uame nndsiylc OF McCoYum d. NaHH--
both Of whom Will devote their personal attention
TO Tie btaneh of the business
They aic nov having large additions made to
lhef haf'housns aud Gotten Shrds. and Will d.
prepared 10 saItly slofe away any quaniii, OF In.
Ffogh aad PTaaues. aud viii hold themsr y,s fe.
'pon'lbIs lor tie sale delivery Of the same dire
Aotpird)
COLON stored by them will In ull cases be- he'd
subject TO The order oi the owner. and wil %. SHIN.
pedl be sent 10 any house they may wish Their
uhargra VIII be- aA loN uHthosr Of my other fepu.
I'ry established Nffelouse IN The Ilace. The,
would sHy to Their friends, that he Cotton gbrd.
lhcy afc noS having erected wlil be- the safest de.
post TOT cotton Ia the plsoc, as they will be en-.
ufcly disconnected with any other buildine. h,
'o"li' and consequently ineuHug lrss rib ifom
fire.
All orders addressed TO them, Or to Tie sub.ef.
Der, will receive p;ompi attention.
T MeCOlLUM
Camden, September IS, 1873.
n B--Wc have made arrangements to have ,u
up-freighi stored gitl "a, insured aaau.t lo,s hy
ipe' at aptsmum Of half Of one per cent pfr
month! but nu insurance will be- effected. nul.s,
rpsfiai'y directed. McCOLLuM q Nt'NN
Rrierto - L. Rri,iiu, A. Block & Son. q. n
Roydon, ESQ, Hon Z. Gross, II. A BIeyn.
Dr. .. JeIi, and W, II E9.sr, Washington.
a. -Gm
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
Gin 1lanuufactOry.

YHNHE undersigned still continues 10 lnannfac.
i tare improved COTTON GINS, Que mile
southwest OF Washington Ills Gins are made
Of the best materials, aud will be warranted to
perform well, aud will be sold on accommodating
terms,
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon as the work is completed,
j. r, CROSBY
Washington, March %. lsls.l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
TIN, ARE.

I,lIE undersigned, respectfully informs the
] Merchants ol Washington, lsRsyIlle, TO.
lambus, aad the public generally, thai he has
lBoa,rd hhusflf IA the town Of Fulton, as u
TINABR, aud viii be able to gu any bill for
Tn.wafr, that may be seat 10 him, At the short.
esi notice, lie will also make and tepali Stove
Pipes. Hs ttPeailally soloits the patronage Of
Tie public.
WILLIAM FOWLER
Fallea, December 95, lsis, s-dm
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
Washington Male and
Female Seminary.

flNlE Trustees are happy to annonuee' that The
exercises in the Female department OF tbs la'
sliluloui will be resumed on the ID Monday
Of September next, under the supervision el D /.
SlAoR, A ~, aided by competent aud experienced
teachers, Ia every department.
They cdaHdenlly trust HAT their eli1rta 10 esi
lablish female Institute Of superior urder, will
be sustained by the liberal paifonagea aI tue corr
munily.
The Faculiy will consist Of
$. l., sIAcG, A M President
Mr., :. l. Dow, Goyemess
Mfs 4. J, Stack, Ornamental dept
MIS-. Many {. SNrfiL do, do
Theieuns per session ol . 1 weeks, payable hall
in advance, us lollowa
Tuition, S4u
French, Spanish, lialinn, and Latin,
each, eAlra, W
nmwug aud Painting 10
Nuse-Piano, Harp, Guitar, each 30
Boarding, everything mcluaell 10
By order OF The BOARD.
Il. 2 polNpENrER, pfs,'t.
S, T. SASbgRs, See.
Washington, Aug 2d. lsis.lf
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
NOTICE.

DE III KNOWN. ,i..t I.-,,,,s Parliamentary
ID have been granted to me, on the sslaie Of
john Paxton, deceased, late Of the county Of
s",irf, Nhe same having been granted BY the
Probate Court Of said county, and oil prfsons
having claim against said estate, are required 10
exhibit them to me, properly authenticated, within
one year ifom the date Of said Lsllen, which
1saf date on the 3lsl day Of October, lsIs, o.
they may be preoluded from any benefit in the
estate and f II oh claims be moi exhibited within
two years from the date Of said Letters, they shat
be forever barred and precluded from any benefit
IN raid estate.
JESSE NJ. G. PAXTON.
fAActfrra, Sewer county, Arb,
October Jls,, A. u lsis. 50-Gw
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
WHIsEEY, SUGAR & SALT,

tfSHE undersigned has lat Of Groceries for
sale, cheap for cash, at the warehouse OF
Messrs l., s johnson & Co, in Fulton, consist.
ing Of very Raod article oi double reeiaed
Nhiskey, a choice article Of brown sugaf, and
eoane salt, Ia good aud full sucks, Persons with.
Ing TO purchase such articles, by the banel aud
sack, are invited to call al the aforesaid Ware
hanse aud examine for themselves, They will be
accommodated for the cash. al prices To which
they cannot object. on application to MessfS L.
$. johnson X Co, or to myself, at this place
7. II. " MADDuX.
Washington, tAikl Oct II, lsls .la-lf
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

THr DrLiGnrs or GoLp DIGeNo.-
The following incident Of gold digging on
the Sacramento is related by correspon.
dent Of the Coudcg and Enquirer at Mon.
teFcy.
Provisions are very scarce. and 10
obtain them many murders have been
committed, or the purchase OF them at
exorbiian, prices ha. indirectly, but event.
ually, led TO murder One story, relating
10 an affair Of this kind, may deserve a
place here. A man who lad what /.
called a go0a hoir, had been digging To-.
cessantly for two days, when he was ac.
cosled by one carrying bucket oontain.
ing food OF some kind. The whole OF
this the digger purchased for about one
hundred dollars IN virgin gold and while
devounng IT, the man who had sold the
provisions, took possession OF the hole.-
After finishing his repasi, the gold.hunter
ordered the fellow out; but en- his posi-.
lively refusing to come, knocked L.s
brains ont wiiha a pick.axc, took from the
pockets the virgin gold that had purchas.
ed a meal, aud then dragging the body
out Of the hole, himself continued the
digging, This | believe is really true,
Just as have told IT,
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
NOTICE.

T'llE undersigned having retired from The Office
Of sheriff ofLahyotie county, hereby notifies
OIL persons indebted 10 him To- fees, a c., that
unless the same are settled on or before the first
Of February, lsi9, h. will be under the necessity,
however d,sagregabIe il nay be 10 him, Of enfora
Ing payment
A. c. OWEN, late Sheriff.
Lcwisyille, November llt, lsis. 4G-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
,LuABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

'HH' NHIH INVFINIt NUN SNHt'
ffNlE Subscriber offers for sale, on aeeomno.
dating terms, the following valuable real
estate, Wis The wel.lnown tavern stand, for
sevrral yean occupied by him, in the town Of
Washington known us lrills Hotel, with all the
sppuhenanoes thefeunlo belonging The house
aundeIgoing thorough repair and will be sold at
bargain The furniture and fixtures will he
sold with the house, Il desired. Also, well I'M.
proved black land farm, situated about miles
northeast Of Washington, containing 266 aores.
aboul 100 acres cleared and in high state OF
cultivation,
Also, one other tract Of land adiolng the above,
continuing ai0 aefes; about 80 acTes of which Is
CLEARED aud under good fence,
The whole of the above property will be sold
together, or separale, 10 suit purchasers
Grn n nnITr
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
NO TICE.

EITERS Of Administrator, De boHis loa
~ having been granted 10 le unders .ued, un
drf date Of 80 Of October, b. the Clerk, in yaca
hon' aud confirmed by the Fobalc Court. at IL
rrRaInf term In November lsi upon the estate
Of Jacob Buzzafd, drceasrd, III persons indebted
to said estate are repccifulI! requested to MAKE
immediate payment or elfr ait will certainly d,
Instituted, iof it Is high time hot the admiiislfa
lion Of this estate vas completed
WILEY r CRYER,
Adminlstntor De j0sis non.
Lafayette coug.y Drcrmlr2. A u. is4s,
Zee H. 1873. 5l-i
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
MEDICAL NOTICE.

lRs, WILLIAMS n BURT, having assacIs.
~ ted Themselves in the practice of Medicine,
respectfully tender their professional services TO
the puhlic
oilce, At their Drug Store, where they agl
Keep eon,ianly on hand, general assortment Of
fresh Dngs md Medicines.
Washington, December &. isis. 5l-f
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
10 Planters.

THE undersigned having been appointed
q agents lor the sale of alr Joseph K. Crosby's
Cotton dlns, will keep supply an hand for sale,
at their Ware House in Fulton, Of all sizes and
descriptions, which they are authorized 10 warrant
TO mye entire satisfaction TO the purchasers
Pefsons in want Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
I yird to call and eSamiue them.
BLOCK, BROTHER & TO
Fulton. June %, lsi7.2s.u
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

Imagination is a useful faculty, even
in trade It's exlmvagunco is only in re.
lation 10 he iadiUdumi-ils utility is in
relation to the public All great public
benciactors are distinguished by imarina.
tion Columbus was once denounced as
madman. Fulton was ridiculod as an
Idle enthusiast even by a man as great
and sagacious as Napoleon. What ben.
eft was ever conferred on society by vonr
"dull plodder," who waits till improve.
ments come up to his door, and force him
to pariake Of public benefit i; is the
man Of Imagination i'm trade after all, who
IS the most useful to the public, though,
IN nine cases out Of ten the least useful
to himself The plodder anticipates moth.
ins-he ventures nothing. What he
gains society loses. But the man OF
imagination, looking far ahead, ventures
everything on his scheme, but mistaken
only point OF time, what be loses society |
gains. Give Us the Don Qmxotte, then, /
even in trade The plodder" is driven
by society. The protector leads it. |
The ploddir moves because others move.
The man Of genius aud Imagination for.
nos society 10 follow him in hi. advance
march
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
Eltl.llr GnI. .SnIc.

fIlIE nanefsifned . lofs lnr sale, on aceomino.
| dating terms, 6rsi nate improved black land
farm; situated ahou, mrs north of Washing.
ton, containing about POS acres, about 100 Of
which, b Ia cultivation.
Tor terms, Sc, enquire Of the subscriber a,
this place.
ELI, v COLLINS.
Washington, Aug. 10Th. 1855
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
New store ai Fulton.

MESSRS. COLLINS. LITTLE l. C
Z RE now receiving and opening large Al
: well asserted s.aek 81 goadz ,uIlsd ia Il
market, which have hsrn selected ~ 'lh Hfrai "a
III e l.ian aud Nsw York, sad afs nos. aiiefsa
pufahasrfs at as lag nfiecs aud GA as coed ten
a. they can BE- pfocuhrd elsewhere.
onr stock IS arueFal, comprising Staple n
Fancy nfs Gosds, Hatdwafe, Cailsry, sadditi
Clothing. Hats. Hoois and shaes. farkefy, t.ial
ware. lion. STEEL. Nails, Castings, Iinware d
Csrp.ntsfs' TOES. t.faesfies. a. sc. IL.
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton. Afk.. frh .. lsis.9
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
Election News By Express

4 IL Lperons indebted 10 the undersigned, viii
Il rrasc come forward, on or bcio,e ,hr fni
day Of January, lsig, aud make satisfactory ar.
iangrmrnts for the payment Of their Indebtedness.
Al iliose failing 10 do %. will hear from me,
through those ths' administer The law, aud at their
own expense.
BENJAMIN l. BRITTIN.
Washington, November !, lsis. 47-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
TO THE PLANTERS OF an.
hANSlS- IND TEXaS.

TrlE undersigned have eoneusat WARE
HOUSES. ID Tire Zoe. of LIZ RAJ, aud az
prepared 10 sloIe COTTON at - ceais per
bale. ana other Articles al low fairs
The Run has been removed below, aud The nav.
Iaaiion been made good 70 Mf. Cockfrll's farm.
and the dislaue, 70 haui. much shortened, - that
the charges. except IN lIeh gairf,l will M "a
assd thnsr oi last arusan, naisihsiahdiHg the
large addition Of Ran by the spfing irtsheis. We
sui paY particular aii-niian 10 the bHsnsss. aud
Ia the inlrrrsi Of shppefs ana siIl ksepa hack
Ia convey passengers ffsm eHa Landing 10 the
aihof a that no detention, tot want al thus eon-
ysyanes. may Ia future be anticipated Up
Freight consigned iaus, will be promptly forward
ed, aud the best contracts lpossihel made, for
getting eouds through. ai cheap rates.
COCkRELL 4 WILLIAMS.
Carolina, La, Aey. -, lsis, sl-2m
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
EN v G GODS.

nillE undersigned respectfully ca the ateniOf
| oilhef lfends aud customers 10 hef large and
well selected stock Of goods Comprising every
uuiele thai Is usually kept ii a solhern Slorel
which have jusl been received oddlre offering 50
low that any one wishing 10 buy eanol ia doing
80 by cuInG on them. They deem unnecessary
tapaflIeaIaIlzp earhafliclr, as lheylo mol wish ia
weary the public by herusinp leuhty ana long
wIadrd advertisement. We feel euudenl that the
less one praises hIs stock of goods lh,beIleE Our
stock speaks iafiself We have ory 10 remark
"'rhat larrei boats may ventura ioreh
Bot I'VE smaller ones--shauld keo near shore.
Give Us a call before purolm dnT lsewherr.
A. BLOCK * SON
Inne 20, lsIs.iG
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
NOTICE

tENHE undersigned, having been successfully
4 engaged in the nlildms and Repairing uf
GIN STANDS, IN tbs place. during tie past
year, would iniofm tlipIf lr.enl., uni Piaaiefs,
generally, that they have recently purchased, in
tie Eastern eilics, a large assortment ui G.u INA.
lsfias Of the --latest aud most improved patterns,
for the purpose OF eaFitins on the Tn liadtiaE
aud Repairing business mote ezleusyrly ANY
TIA Stands uizdr aud sold lay tie undersigned, vii
b delivered and pat ia operation, and proving 10
be, not as good as represented BY them, may b.
faiuinsd without an expense 10 The pufehasef
aud a rtpaiH dous ty lhtm, Will be warranted
satisfactory.
NM. ". &. COLLINS,
D. L BLfrflN.
Washington, January L. ls49 a=n
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
Bs.E.y'TRD.

THsllE subscriber will give liberal ages for In
: picking Of IS, 50, or 100 baleitf eo,lon.--
ANY person wishing 10 pick, can gel, do so rittf
In Long rtayr, pf at his plantation the foot o
the ral, llp,ief Parish, Ia.
Provisions furnished at either plaeion feasana
BE terms. JOHN epkRELL.
Pine I'LL, Bosier parish, Aug u, sls.3g
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

ARSON -Tino PERSONS burned 70 death.
Quite an explosion was heard in the back
part of Williamsburg. about sunrise on
Saturday morning and almost immediate.
ly after flames were discovered bursting
from the two story frame honse on the
corner Of LoHmef and Nilh5f streets, or.
eupied by Mrs Christian Cadet, awidow
lady. / man named Hleufy Spegle, IA
German, IN her employ, rushed into the
burning building 10 attempt her rescue,
aiid as lac never came ont aliYe. Il Is sup.
posed he was suilooatel by the smoke,
and perished. Owing to the difficulty OF
procuring water the dwelling was de-.
iro!ed, aud the remains Of the man and
woman were afterwards found among the
fnins-lhe former headess. aud both burn.
ed to a crisp. The mulIlatcd condition Of
the latter, and other attending eircum.
stances, gave Fise loafeport that she was
murdered previous 10 the fire, hu. 1t is
believed she must have been Instantly
killed by the explosion of powder from
under her dwelling. 4 man named 5.
Brown, and his wife, are under arrest on
suspicion OF being in some way connected
with this tragieal affair. Mrs. Cadet was
lrrgi rTu'hlmliifif's received from him and and
he was to have been brought up to-day,
To answer for a charge OF assault aud bat.
terry. Ii appears that Mr., c. manurnc.
iured FIRE works iof man in Chatham
street. IN this city, aud a. she ongrossed
the business, to the exclusion Of Brown.
he entertained malignant jealousy TO.
wards her, and had sworn he would be
revenged. We understand Spegle was
worthy man, and has relatives in Balti.
more. The building was owned by Judge
skillmon' and was not Insured. The lo,.
IN building and contents in about $1,000.
~ Y JoHraai Com. 25M.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
NOTICE.

I WILL PAY in Leather, Boots, Shocs, O,
/ Saddles for a good Hides That may h
brought 10 my Tan. Yard, The following pirsr.
10 wit; Ten ceuis Tor good dried Hides. aud five
oruts Tor good green Hides. wlIlkeep on band
supply VI The above named articles, which /
viii ssli low for CASH or exchange dt fare rates,
for Hides aud Skins.
" j. JONES.
January % 1919 pr
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
NOrEgE.

ga VHEREAs sanary PER
81 w sans hay been 10 tie
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w ing leweliys sing they vii
tASAN sSS4i pay in Il ire e#aysi new bn
~ - 1sssJ il known 10 al such, that
am no haak keeper keep no aeeeatisi my men.
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rF Tor aus suchseuslonurs, as ! find, hy sad a.
pefance, their names will not pay my debts, u
support my business Furthermore, u my servies'
ate needed, Of eaure expect the meaey ia r
uu, hs punciual payment makes punelnal me
chaars, aud al those who have noi the muney
bul expect to pay in a few days, are reqesled Il
pas by, iill a more convenient srasnn, To maxi
d lans story short, must do a eash business. a
20 where can get better p! aud mafe ihank
lor my lahaL
L. ;, have very suPFfoflai Of waieh ma
tefials IT every arscr rlian, which enables me, a
usual ios2eeuls with irfpaleh, aiI ! uds el waiel
frnairna; aso spectacle gassns, suited to OIL agt'
ana fitted IN lants n shot nulieei small lal d
icWslfy always on hand, and fer sale, rhrpp &
ca5h. {. VIII L
Washington. July Il. is4s.3i.am