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Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23
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UNITED STATES.


In pursuance Of law, I, JAMES K POLK,
President cf the United States of America, do
hereby declare and make known that public sales
will be held al the undernentioned land Offices
in the State Of ARKANSAS, at the periods
herein after designated, to wit:
AT the land ufics at HELENA, commencing
on Monday, the 4th day of June next, for the ds-
posal Of the public lands situated within the un-
dermentioned Townships and parts of Town
ships. viz:
Nuth Of the base line, and east ettle ffth
principal meridian.
Sections thirteea twenty three, twenty-fou
and twenty FIVE, east of the ST. Francis river, in
township three. of range four
Township nine, of range seven.
South Of the base line. and ,oest ofthe fifth
principal meridian.
Township iour and part of an island in sections
thirly-two and thirty three, in township thirteen,
of range one.
At the land Office at WASHINGTON. com.
mencing g on Monday, the 18th day O., Juue next,
for the disposal of the public lands situated with.
IN The aforementioned township, viz
South Of the base line, and ,cest of the sfth
principal meridian.
Township four, Of range nineteen.
AT the land office at CHAMPAGNOLLE,
commencing on Monday, the fourth day of Ju,r
next, for the disposal of The public lands situated
within the aforementioned townships viz:
South Of the base line. and west Of the ffth
principal meridian
Townships eleven and fourteen, of range seven
teen.
Township eleven, of range eighteen
Lands appropriated by law for,he of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales.
The Offering of the above mentioned lands will
oe commenced OF the days appointed, and pro-
ceed IN the order in which they are advertised.
with all convenient drspat ch, until the whole
shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed.
But no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry of any Of the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration of the
two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty-seventh day of February, Ammo
Domln one thousand eight hundred and iorty-
nine.
JAMES X POLK.
BY the President:
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Of;c,.
Notice to Prescription Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emp.
ton to any of the lands within the townships and
parts OF townships above enumerated, is required
to establish the same to the satisfaction Of the re-
gister aud receiver of the proper land Office and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the dsy sp-
pointed for the commencement of the public sale
OF the lands embracing the tract claimed; other.
wise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD II. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the Gensral Land Office
May =, lo49-lS-ts
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CLERICAL INsoLvENCY.-The followip

CLERICAL lNsoLvENCY.-The following
paragraph is from an eastern paper:
"Bishop Doane, of New Jersey, has
failed for S250,00O, and is said to be able
to pay only trihing portion of his vast
liabilities. Most of his money is said to
have been spent in building churches and
chapels. The fortune of Mrs Doane,
formerly Mrs. Perkins, of Boston, is not
involved i'll this crash. Her income is
said to be $4,000 per annum.''
There is a short commentary to be made
upon the above. What business had
this Bishop to involve himself 20 such
vast amount! What right had this "hum-
BILE follower of the Savior" to incur debts
that he had no probability of being able
to discharge! And who suffers by his
speculation, 20 use no harshef word.
We have 1t, from good authority, that
the poor teachers in his seminary are dis
ages they so confidently entrusted to his
care-that others, who had placed money
in his hands as a most secure depository
have been defrauded of their pittances;
and We ourselves are cognIzant Of one in
stance, III which the poor widow, whose
all (some S5,00W had been left in his
holy keeping, is by his insolvency, de-
prlved Of her means Of subsistence. But
the reverend speculator has a rich wife,
whose income is tWeLre Thousand dollars
per aANatnt. HIS bed is feathered, if
that of the undone widow be but straw,
HIS name Is embalmed in mems memo
ries, for he has built churcheS, though
the widows and the orphans have to
suffer for it.
Let not our remarks be constructed
into want of religious veneration. For
the pure minded, meek. and self-sacri6c-
ing followers of Jesus, we have the high
est regard; but for the proud and pam
pered priests, who fatten upon the hard
earned tithes of deluded parshoners, who
ministers at the altar Of MammOn, in
the vestmenis of the church of God, we
have no fellowship.
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23
VOTICE.

4 LII persons TO whom / am indebted, and also,
n those having unsettled business with me, are
hereby notified to come forward aud present iheir
demands for payment, as | am ready 10 adjust the
amount, and fully prepared to close up and settle
all unfinished or unsettled business. Expecting
to leave Arkansas in the course of three or four
months, and shall be absent for some time, ap
particularly anxious to settle up the whole OF my
buf'ness. before leave and persons dsregardip.
this notice. may fully expect to abide the
consequences
GRANDSON d. ROYSTOE.
WAsHIAGTos, flENFsTEAp COUNTY. ARK.
February 26, 1912. svN
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Daguerreotypes for 70 Cents

6 WiLLAn .,trRy. having taken the Rooms
s11+, "ssapiss Al s.eIe Srs9,
81 street as, ssv sSS "a aaTs
and ..sd them Up adapted to business
a .1ssu. CD n
ssass s,s p pses sh n his City rate
Ter THIS y aes can an e obtained Ssvsnus ~
The glse = At
Boys who are h ngonrissor Of whica the ras
sssao ~ ssh months, doa.ing upon as
Of another Artist. ..,.n, il 10 inform the public
ras ,SS' can Daguereoyps oI shS
prce. executed BY sk Artist YoUras
az b;ecfs for the practice Of iNEAFSA'as DIFF
Worcester, Jan g. = - - ~
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR. A. ID. GOULETT, son OF the celebrated
Indian Doctress MRS. RICHARDSON, and Reformed P1dc-
titiOner of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost of the late firm ofDrs Goulet Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice as heretofore, at his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET, left hand up stars,
the Store of c.. G. Clapp.
DR. GOulet in practice, nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medicnes-and can be consulted at his office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning to in the
evening" and all other honrs he be found at his
Boarding Place. United States Hotel.
Dr. G. takes this occasion to say, that he feels grateful
for the favors he has received from his friends and patrons,
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-.
dence in this city, and he he shall merit continn
their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf.
Octl DIFF A. ID. GOULETT.
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,EO TME PIIRIIC.

In justice to my late partner Mr.. 3. L. WALKER and
myself, am reluctantly compelled appear before the
public and make statement Of few facts relative The
Ret ort of the Committee Fine Ars the Mechanics
Fair held in this City in Sept. last AgTeeably the III
viatjon Of the Mechanics Association, induced
enter for competition and examination said Fair spec
linens Of paguerreO' ypes made by US.
Since the Report the Fnir has heen published have
had conversation with five of the six members of the Com
mittee Fine Arts. and they have informed that
the examination Of the DaguerreoyEes of the different
Artists, at said Fair the Committee were UNANIMOUS
in the opinion that those made by Walker & Adams
very SUPERIOR and the BEST submitted their examina-
ton Such having been the decision of the Committee
some Of its members, well the public, surprised
in reading the Chairmans Report, to find that artist
whose specimens they considered second BEST has received
nd for pictures OF the first class. But the following
may, perhaps, throw some light the subject: in
formed by the Chai that the Committee considered
Walker s. Adams types the BEST; that the Report
made out but that the ASSOCIATION suggested that
there had been old quarrel between Adams and rival
artist they had better smooth ii and giOe them both
q medal"
Such is the CASE the inference be drawn is that the
Association award medals the of merit, but
settle old difficulties and smooth old quarrels. Is
this OF the objects of the Associations
Will the Assoca ion those interested, put US TO the
"proof positive" of the above statements
GEO ADAMS,
Worcester, Jan I, l84e. dtf late Walker & Adams
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Treatment Of Consumption anu
other Diseases,

NOT CURED BY MEDICINE ALONE.
nr g. 8. Citch'S Shoulder Braces,
TNHAJING Tubes, and Abdominal Spporers, are for
sale nv VIM DARLINGTON, ("ihe Deaf and DUMB
Roosseerul at Yates Temperance Erchange, 81 Main
See, WoRcEsrER,-A few days trial given
lie also sells Dr. Fcls excellent LEC4 On c nus
as nrsyention and cure of Consumption, Asthma, DIS
as of The Heart and all Female Dseases on me laws
IF and on the best modes oil invgoratng ana
nrooroino te-s000 consumpives cured 10 one year py
,Is,,no The teachings OF this book lie also sells the
FEMALE DOCTOR, PIP. liz, price 20 Genus, eAhDi.ins
from the cradle to the grave. livery ih'e'nse ~
should have this valuable work; IN ho,,,h
rfcf and noble chest is the grand basis OF an neah
nd beanty Habituat stopping should De avoided II IN
,hs root nf the obstinate ana distressing discusses
s,oar;ne fgurG round shoulders dcToohea PeIson,o
a ~; and tct ak body, eecualy and PROMPT,
T.. ~ meded by wearing pair Of FlICh,a nHouLD-a
LES 10 relieve he chest from Inc haro pressure
80 by keeping them behind support Tue oacA
lbs curvei spine, widen the contracted cnss.,
nd ~, then cles oil the oreas. anu ps, ~
h,ms ali nectoral and spinal complaints; oy using
elmer Unwilling TUBE, for expanding, ceans
,ssring reuovating and invigorating Tue Lungs, u
ne, nj The blood, thereby quickenpg ine
LEM, me breathing organs IN perfect heailn il'.hg M
breast bone outward, upward ana naoAwa, ~
backward, and forming pea1.lni n DIR m liz
p%neEr,S aBDOMfNAL SUP P.oRlI n & ? /, 10 az "a
E,llhi. ahJomen and bowels upward and oackwaro,
S 80 them from pressing Gown INTO tuo PS rs, -,
49,, oc the HI pa thereby strengthening me WEN 49,
he weak lungs and the paipita'ng h9u :, IN
supporne an,ne stronger abolshhg chronic darrn6a;
aeiihg .ne constipation, piles, dyspepsia ana all
zone feeling The lungs, stomach, o'
,a;r rial of these highly approved anu oos - az,
n Ia viii satisfy the most increduluos Me'o "e
~. honsand and one certificates. - - toot
For traces or Supporters, give ;s, sboys
and circumstance 81 p An Jan g.
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Festival and Fair.

The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Univer-
salist Society will hold Social Festival and Sale at
BRINLEY HALL, the Afternoon and Evening Of
Wednssfay, January 10TH
The Hall will besbpened for visitors at O'Clock p M
The sale very extensive assortment of useful and orna-
mental articles will be attended to during the Afternoon
and Evening.
The proceeds for the benefit of the Ladies Assoca-
tion-to aid it in its work OF charity dot Jan IS.
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FOR SALE.

FOK SALEs
- TTHIIE subscriber wishing change his business,
fnSA offers his place for SALE situated of mile
4A Grafton Common, on the main road that leads to
Westborcugh, consisting of good House, Shoemakers
Shop Bar, &C., with ahs of of the best of Land
containing choice lot of the best OF winter trees
that yield from 30 to 40 barrels of apples year. besides
peaches pears cherries various kindsqunces and other
desirable fruit. pleasaner location be found
Grafton. Terms made easy TO suit the purchaser.
Jan g.. dw3w ASAHEL FAIRBANKS.
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General Intelligence and Agency Office,

HE undersigned, having the license required has OPEN
L ed an office of the above description, at No. 255
MAIN STREET, near the corner of Main and Mechanic
Street. Places procured those in search of employ
ment of any kindand help obtained for families indi
viduals who may wish to hire.
The subscriber will also receive applications r m those
who may wish to hire or let Tenements buy sell
Real Estate or any other kind of property.
The object of the enterprise il establish Office,
where any species of business that may be transacted by
the agency third person. will be promptly and faith
fully attended to-
to p. NJ and all charges for services performed will be
such cannot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec 81. dSm R. P. McELwAIN.
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Tn PRINTERS.

EoR SALE second hand tSlssn 8 inches b
order and one OF the easiest RAINING
To To e found Be sold sssap ,, ,ss pad
Bs s.s sss'cs, Il w orc. du 'ah .
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Mutual Aid in Detecting Thieves.
vHE Annual Meeting OF the Worcester Association Of
Mutual Aid In Detecting: Thieves" will be held Cor the
choice OF Ocers at the Central Hotel. on Tuesday, the
ninh dag Of January 1s4s at 81 o'clock In the evening
All members and others DESTROYS Of joinng AssOca-
tisn, are requested TO attend.
WARREN LAZEIL,
Worcester, Jan 4. DIST Treasurer and CLERK.
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CHLORoFORM,

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth Without PAIN by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CnLoRoFoRM
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DR. D. Ia. BLOOL

Din %
YPrNSss1Es Proposes the Practice Of MedI-
VI cine far relates to the treat ment OF
the Dtseasss of Children, viii h arise from
difficult dentiton II is fact, that most of the Irregular
es and consequently many the defects OF the second
set Of teeth, caused by msmanagement during the
eruption and before the appearance of the rs teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past, mas
made the principles and process Of dention also the
irations resulting it familiar and therefore an APP
proprate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, or House.
The subscribers have formed coRnexion in the bnsi
Of Dentistry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. D. II. BLOOD, M. ID.
Sept. 22-tf C. ID. COOK NJ. ID.
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FRANcoNM CoLD. A letter from Francoa,
dated on Thursday last says:
'.This morning, the spirit thermometer, ndica-
ted l6o below and mercury 200 below, Clear
-Sleghing good Salem Gazette
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WANTED.

& WANTED,
| A CLERK OR PARTNER. The advertiser, engaged
N in pleasant business wishes get assistant or
partner take charge of the &c. and make him
self useful, in the counting room and office. gentee
man who has his command $3.50 $500, can have an
easy suation fair salary and board, by addressing
Box, Post Office BOSTON,, Immediately. The applicant
must write fair business hand give gocd reference, and
pay his pos age, or he will not receive attention.
Boston, Jan 4. d9t
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Examination for admission to the High
School, sss@ asa slsa

TINE Examination Of Schoers for admssionto the Clas-
L steal and English High School will take place at the
Walnut street School House, Monday JennGry 6fh,
O'Clock in the forenoon. None will be admitted who
are now regular members of any OF the Schools in
Centre District and all candidates will be examined with
reference TO admission TO advance standing % , ~
W. LAZELL, sec'y Of School COMMITTEES.
Worcester, Ian. s, 4 e49 ~ 4 s,sSas d5t wit 81
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Worcester District Medical Society.
A STATED meeting of the Worcester District Medical
n Society will be holden DR.. Green's Hall in Worces>
ter, Wednesday, the 10Th of January neat at 10 A. M
The annual meeting of the Society stands adjourned
that tme for the purpose of considering the proposed al
eration Of the bylaws. The subject choice Of Coun-
sellers for the Worcester District for the year. will
also be laid before the Society for their action.
By order of the President
Dec 81, l84s. Owls JAMES w. ROBBINS, secry.
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Flannels, Prints, and Domestics

Fine Domet FIannels for IL IL cts
Stout heavy 7-8 scarlet Twilled do. for % cts.
Very fine White wool Flannels, 20 cents.
Cotton Flannels, all qualities, cheap.
"A ENGLISH PRINTS at cents, sold else
where from 10 to IL liz cents.
Good styles and qualities Am. Prints, at 81 &c.
Common do. cents
Good colored Cambrics at cents.
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STEPHEN TRACY, M. d.,

S1EF HEN AkRACH, N1s Ds,
Respectfully offers his services TO the inhabitants OF
WORCESTER. DR. T. having enjoyed superior advantages
and had ample experience the East Indies and the
West we'll as in New England feels fully warranted in
giving the assurance that eli entrusted to his care
requiring either MEDICAL SURGICAL attendance shall
be treBted in the careful and skilfu manner.
Office tat presently so Main ST.
Dec 81. DIFF
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CARPETS.

A large lot of handsome Superfne Carpets from
IS to IS cts-usual price from IS to 95 cts.
Medium do. do from As to so cts.
FLOOR CLOTHS, OIL CLOTHS, and all
Furnishing Goods at corresponding prices.
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BRASS FOUNDRY,

bk1dOO FUUNUhXl
TTyHE subscriber will manufacture order his Estab
lishment in Worcester. few rods west Of Messrs.
Bradley u Rce's Cal Mandatory, COPPER. COMPO-
STTION, BRASS, TIN, ZINC or LEAD CASTINGS,
cheap approved credit be obtained
elsewhere, Marlborough not excepted.
Orders, by mail otherwise, promptly executed
Worcester, Dec 26. d4w A. B. CIIAFFEE.
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Christmas and New Years Presents.
CALL AT
ADAMS DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

IE% NIAIM StreeTg
ND type in OF the and splendid styls
N of CASES and TOKENS made expressly for Christ
mas and New Years Presents.
Mr. A. has recently received VoightaDder German
Camera of The largest size selected and imported by Hale
g. Co.. of Boston, with which he is able take GRouPs
of from 9 10 80 persons.
Having recently enlarged his SKY LIGHT so that it is
now four the size other in Forester Groups
can be taken with light and shade ali the n.y.
ures which Is obvious cannot be done with side light.
Persons contemplating setting, are invited to examine
the Daguerreotypes the different Rooms in this City,
and Judge for themselves. diff Dec IS.
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II n PREVOST

H.. l.. j. PROVOST,
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office aud Botanic Depot BARKER &
EsTAsRooKs STORE Up STAIRS, Isl door the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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Wanted,
Wanted.

"A GROCERY STORE-would buy out Stock. Also
N GIRLS TO do Housework Inquire at the
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Jan 4. diff 2ssss4ein Street.
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SHEETTNGS.

y A great variety Of Bleached and Browns
including all the widths of Bleached and Brown
/" BARTLETT'S'' at corresponding prices.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17

We su, Din the conclusion of his Mes
sage, Wi h ia specific recommendation of
i.sproyi>ional State Conventions: &
"FeeEng, as do, the ihcaleulable val-
ue of the Union, in that purity of equ Ii y
handed down TO us nv the great apostles
of liberty that formed it; entertaining,
with ardoramd sincerity, a feeling of hor-
ror mt all attempts by one section of the
Union 10 violate the lights of another; and
cheiishing the spi it OF liberty and equali-
~. actual and positive in government, as
above and far bevon unequal llws and
odious Oppression, | may be permitted
here to rc.affirm the sentiments, with
which went before the People of the
State, in the late election, as containing
my opinion that further agg esSion is not
to Re endured, and, il attempted by the
Fede~al Government, must be repel.sd,
all amicnble means heing fit cxhaus;c |,
by all the power, moral and physical, at
the command of the State?
"Wi'h the 90 6lent helie' that the o.
pinions, here expressed, accord strictly
with those of the great body of our con-
Sti,uents, | feel il my duty to ask of you
the passage of an act investing the Ex-
ccutive with the authority to convoke a
convention of the people Of the State, to
takeinto consideration the measures prop
er for their safety and preservation, in the
event of the passage of the Wi'mot Pro
viso, or other kind ed measure, by the
Congress of the United States. RELYING
upon the pu'i'y of our motives, and feel
ing deerlv impressed with the mag Jude
Of the duties that devolve upon us, lei us
BE- ever mindful that our strength and Ca
paeity for usefulness come alone f,om
that Being, whose ftvoris success, whoSe
aid is omnipntcnce,
We object not to the pow ionpl re-
C 'mmcndalion of State Convention, in
view of the rerpetaion Of the th"e"ten-
ed outrage on tSoutIe n tights, feelings
and iono~: hut G do o. iecr to its no be-
ing coupled with co 'di il icquirscence in
anu embrace of the pl3n of joint Soulberl
action. promo cd by 'llnt and true hear
ted Mississippi.
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.

A despatch dated New-0sleans. Nov.
Q, gives the tidings of the Election which
took place in that city on Monday last.
The Democrats have carried tie cit -
and en'e:t'liu hopes Of having carried the
State -
Bake, the Democratic candidate for
Governor hiss been elected by majority
Of $50 votes--l large Democrat" gnin on
Tavlo.'s m joity in tie Presidential cleo
lion. .a,u
L1Scrc (Dem) has been elected to Con.
o.os~ from the f st diN'ict---and Conrad
(Whig) f,om the Sc ond.
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ANOTHER HOMICIDE.

Weannounce with "egyet hat neg"o
man belonging to william Il. DON, Esq.
of this District. was brought to premo-
ture death bv undue cor &C ion on the
2sth ult. The circumstances of the case
as nearly as We can gather them, are the
following: The negro and another ne 20
belonging TO the same gentleman h d
stolen considerable quantity of gold dust
from their masters gold mill. two young
men the service of Mr.. Dorm, the o,ie
rnmed James Coleman, and the otheY
II chard g iffin, the latter Geo gian
in endcavoying to abstract the truth oftle
matter from one ofthe negr> ea. by whip
ping vii q leather strap. did no, nicely
measure the extent Of punishment intlic-
ted, and consequently The neg o died on
the Wednesday following. An inque t
was held over the body of the dcceased,
and rendered verdict 10 the following
effect: That he deceased came 10 his
delth BY whipping i"flic' ed by james
Coleman and Richard Griffin. Boh the
guilty persons have fled from Justice and
are supposed to be in the State of Geo :
gia.--EagettM 'dgertisrr.