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The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
New Map Of ArAaMsas.

LangtEee's New Map Of Arkansas.
 We are glad to isaru tlul bir. LASGrREE hss sac eeeded mnch to his satisfaction in the execution of this work We find in the Ciacianau Adyerti- ger the following letter io ths Editor and hand sCms remarks with which they have introduced 1t. We have ssen draft of the maP. and the comPli- ment expressed Is richly deserved.
 DENxrsoS HousE, Feb. 2, 1850.
 MessTs CS1phet { MAar' Ia your paper of this evening you have noticed in favorable iefms my large sectional Map of Arksnsaa, the engraving of wi'ich Mir. \. Q. Need has just completed. | was strongly solicited to carry my drawings to Phiia- delPhia, fAat being the great map emporium of the Uni1ed Sistes- Bat thought thege was enough of artistic shhi In tho Qnesa City io complete such wofk; aud the event has proved my impressions to have been cOrrict
 Those only who know the difficulty ia executing rneh work can appreciate the mirable beauty of the engraving, and 1t is highly pIessing to myself ths' drawings so intricate have been faithfully cuted.
 will send couple. as soon a. they are mounted, to "a'hingion City by express; snd, that you may Keep pace with the times, and be enabled to know something accurate respecting thai State, you are requested to hang msp of said State in your sanctum. as . gift from
 YOurs, &c., 2. LAxGrRxE. | The map h"s made its sppearsnce according to promise, and now forms beautiful and apprOp riale ornament to the walls of our sanctum. ln point of projecting, engraving and coloring. we have never seen this specimen surpassed by the first map pub fishing house in the East, and the extensive estab lishments of Tanner and Colon cannot surpass il in these particulars The great value of tie msp, how ever. is it's accuracy. and ofthe fullest and latest possible data. The maps of this State have hitherto been Tar from correct and likewise far behind the times This has been compiled with the greatest possible care and accsracy, consulting all the most reliable auttorites-Mr Langtree, as Drau ghtsmsn n of ,he Survey n'~ Office st LiiIe Rock, having &C., cess to, and the full of, all the necessary sur veys and material for the compilation of the work. There is no State in the Union about tiie lhysi- cal conformation and the products of which so little has bihero been known as Arkansas, and there has no State so rapidly developed, since her vast re sources became in measure known. In point of soil and climate valuable mineral and vegetable pro ducts, this State Is unrivalled. The iuduceme nts held out 10 an industrious and intelligent emigran, population are beyond comparison superior to any other State of this vast coDfederscy. T. is nap is just wha, was wanted in ihe present state of affairs aud we advise all interested in this interesting and inviting region to secure copies of this handsome and accurate work.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

APPolSTMESTs.--Ths President has appointed Hon. LUTHER SEvEaAScE. formerly member of Congress from Maine, Commissioner to the Sand wien Islands. He has also appointed Hon, CHARLES FOLK. formerly Governor of the State of Delaware, Collector of the port d Wilming,oo, to hil the vacancy caused by the death ofthe late W. P. BaoB. SON, Esq
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

lI'Mr. Wetmore, the late revenue officer in New York, charged with dedication. and sued upon his bond, has satisfactorily secured ,he Government, and obtained receipts from the Auditor. The suit will be forthwith relingnished.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
.,nves of Cuba.

A esrrssposdsu, of the Chsrlssies cosr'ss say'
 ..i learn. frcrn good source, itai h is kgosn to inc diplona.ic circles in Nsshingtoa that tbs Cap ,n,n-Gensral of ths Island of Cuba has been d. rec,ed by his government to libsrass all the s'a'e' in case of serious attempt st iayssien or insa'' rec,on That the Spanish government hAs gisrA ,at ,his hIat, iu an official form. know.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
Not Quite n Due,.

We find in our exchanges the following accoun, of the duel which il was supposed would have ta- ken place between Col. Jefferson Davis, Senator from Mississippi, and Col. Bisss member of Con- grcss from Illinois:
 "Col. Davis challenged Col. Bissell to mortal combat on account of soms sirctnrss on the State of Mississippi, in which the latter indulged ia t.s coarse of bis recent speech. The challenge wss accepted, and 1t was agreed that he parties should 6ght with muske.s, at fifteen psces. At this iu.- portant point of ihe preliminary proceedings. Gen Taylor stepped forward and. by ihe inf uencs of his interpesitien. the difficulty was happily sad ami cably arranged"
 0o- Loais Philippe is about publishing work
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

Mir. clay. in his speech. paid very hssssOg'e ty;huts to Gen. Scott, whose cswpsigD ia nsreo he thought grssisr than that of CeTtsz. aSd xh0'" he he,jey ed the most skiJfal General of ihs sgs These remarks were responded to by ctapPifgs o' hands la the gallery. Gea- Taylor was iptrodscso' merely sa pas.9at. as fgarsR't shs bad reeeise~ his rewa.d. d.--BesseR PSsi.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

THE CgoLEHA.-The New York Herald expresses great aPprehen,ioas of return of the cholera 10 thai city, and urges upon the city authorities ihe enforcement of sanitory regulations. The disease has been iu the vicinity of be city for time. several per.oas having died of it oa Wards Island
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
Eel,,laru aa

FfuuATY HS SENATE Mr. Bell spoke upon series of resoia tions Ioi the i,rmalion ot slave Saie of portion Texss. He thought ths, would ss'is,y the seu,h. and put end To the extension oi slavery. He aso advocated the admission of Calliotuls with her present constitution.
 Housg.--Mr. Doty's resolutions Tor he admission of California were ordered io be ptinied The bnl ordering the Secretary of the Navy 10 purchase American "a'ier-rot,ed hemp alone when equal X, the foreign article, also discussed and passe, over informally.
 They then went iaio coommil:ee Of ihe Whoi. on ihe Presidents annual message, MF. Coorad having the floor.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

IT h. feiition foF dissolution of the Union, offered tisn= since ia t,e Senate, aud purpori- ing 10 cone from citizens of Delaware and Peun. sylysnia, the United States Gazette believes 10 be hoax, and ibSt the signatures were fictitious.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

One ray ef rsiHag tAs Wi.d-The fines for sell ing iiqaor on Sunday In Baltimore go. Oh Tail ,o the iatormer. One f.:iow took eighty.sesen sips i.iety on Sunday in as many cofee houses. The funds amounted io S2.sm IT infoflnef has got He essh, sid is of for California.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

O. The Philadelphia Inquirer says that Commc- dore SrocKroS is shipping to California five small engines with boisrs and three sets of portable sp parstus for stamping, washing and separating gold from the rock ln which Il Is usually found.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

U' In inc South. they paeish man severely fol sieaiHg negioes We don't see the point of that. as it ear make little dterencs b the negro which man hess possession of hin 90 cag he $ slave al ali events. TE. !. TIm<s
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
The Great Gaines Case.

The New Orleans papers announce the decision Of the Court in this against Mrs. GAIxEs dis missing her bill. The decision Was gissa by Judge McCAlxs, of the District Coart, Jsdss McKlxLxY withdrawing.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

Tas Lrvreaes (liassseAsssiis) Muder.--Tbe ex- sminsiin Of Dr. N. P. Clark and his wife, ehaf ged with the murder of Miss C. L. Adams, has beeB postponed. Mr. Taylor. the beau of Miss Adass, has been arrested ss sa accessory 10 the esIne oi abortion. He found 6sii ia Sz.o00,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

lje The Rev. F. F. NErLY, who. in connection with Rev J. C. HOLLAND, was accused of uuchfis- tan conduct at Nashville, Tenn sometime since, has been quilted by the Alabama Couference, and stationed at Columbus, Mississippi.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

Gj-A steamboat is new being .. St. Pauls, Nine soia, 10 trade the Mississippi. above ihe fails of si. Anthony. She viii be i20 feet long, aud draw only one foot of water.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

GJ- The KeniackyiIlou;e of Rereseutatiyes have passed hili bY-a>vo'e Of 5! 10 43 proviiing for the appointment of commissioners io simplify the rules of practice in Chancery and al Conmon Law, and 10 revise and modify the statues of the State.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

G7- Greo, credit is given to Gen. rwroGs for inc wisdom with which he has conducted the matters entrusted 10 him in Florida. His speech at the council tt Choco Nikla where Bowlegs came in, is said 10 have been iu the highest degree judcious and eloquent.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

RJ- Col. ]. W. JACKSON, who has been elected to Congress 10 fli inc vacancy oceasioned by inc re- signaton of Hon T. B. kNG. of Georgia, is oue of the editors of tho Savannah Georgian. Col. J. commanded the Georgia Regiment during tho Mex- can war.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

TWENTY DOLLAR c OLD PEcEs. Two dies which have been struck of .hI. new con have been coa- denned and i wili probably be three or iouI months before il comes into circulation.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

d-"X," of tiIe Baltimore Sun, says: ''Ihe Cali forna delegation is dead against lhe Wilmot Pro- viso. epd will, when admitted 10 their sests vote ou the Southern side of the slavery question: in every shape" He also adds that there is q clear majority in favor of the admission of California.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

IT. Brevet It. Col WADE, U, S. Artillery, died at Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, (N. H. on the I5ih uilimo.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
The Tomato i'Iaat,

Tni' vegetable has. in iew years noi ohIy got
 no general use, but to be o,r oi ih, drlicscirs of the vrgltabe ki"gdoG l. l= nj ohjecl tn give our numerous readers, 'as expsriencr, m c,iIlnanng d healthy plant, "ad ohiaioIGg Inc iini, ape early ihe midiie June. '
 About 'he lss oi Jansa,y. G'i small box win hne aiinslai soil. and pisni yunr seed lhese.n, ot whatever kihd you prefer tthe suioo.ii reuna cone hrsi,l about all inch d half spait aud II tAry at come np. pull out every othrf one as rhirp iHche. apart ls close enough, and adozen laH;. qtr sufh- eient to pfodnes ioI one iamIS When your il,uts have grown 10 shp~ tiiS hrI i1ht- or in,ee iache. in heightthen pluck the top or heart i,o<L eaeh of them. which ~iIi lho~ the sap ,f,o inc str,n aud give it strength; If sie sprouts should get tno long plaek them of; proceeding m ihis ,nAnnnes hy th- latter pat of April tpIAn'ug lna) you vii have Healthy plant fnli -+ buds to set oui winch wiil be very little set back if carefully trauspanied with pat ot ihe soil tn the box, and yoa vii hay. them ripe as above sald. w D. C.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

(J- The House of Delegates of Virginia, like that of Maryland, has passed bill, by vote of 7s to s2 to take the of the people on the propriety of calling convention 10 ame nd the Slate Cons'i- tution.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

GT- The wife, ester-in-law and hired girl of ALoNzo SWAIN. residing on Mason street, Cincin- nat. were poisoned not long since, with ar'enic.- The drug having been served up in the coffee of the family. Mrs $ il is feared, will not recover
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

kEw CouSrERFnr.We saw on Saturday, new counterfeit one dollar noie, on he Northern Bank oi kenueky l. vas letter II and dated May !, ISl9 The general arr~arance of The bill would ,lecn e the HnPraetisef eye, vel te engraving k hsd-d.c- sis'Ity bad. The eounieIfe Is, however, bate hliei up than the fofa+r o"ss on thai Bank, so well known here and so generally circniaiee.
 [ Cia Gd-fHe
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

O. Pennsylvania has appropriated Sf ,ooo for a block of marble for ,he Washington monument. Rhode Island has also made appropriation for the same purpose.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

gJ' EDWIN FORREST, the tragrdisn, arrived at Harrisburg. Pa. on the 20th ult The object of his mission, il Is said, is the pe.iOuing the Legis lature for divorce from is wife.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

aJ- Col. DAyis, from the Military Committee of the Senate, has reported bill increase the rank and file of the army.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

1J- The Senate have confirmed NEIL $. BRowN, of Tenuessce, as Minister 10 Russia, and WALTER FORWARD, of Pennsylvania, as Charge to Denmark
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

London paper states that quarrel between England aud the United States. about the Nicaragua project, would he about absurd as a war between France and Austria about the old crown of Jerusa- lem.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

nT If was understood si the Isihiuns that Barring < Brotbess. of London. have taken ( .O00 in Panama Raikaad stock. l, is rumossd lha, move inent wiI Ae n.sde al the present session of Con- grrss oi New Grenada to transfer the seal of gov ssnment from Bogota to Panama.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

lJ- Two girls, In a state Of into xcstion murdered their mother, not long since, in ihs city of New York by smoihering her. The mother was also drank or course they knew not what they did.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

O. A bill granting medals to officers and soldiers who served in the Mexican war, has passed the Senate of Pennsylvania.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

e-t- According 10 a Chinese noion and it is no, very bad one, the soul of poet passes into Il grasshopper, because the latter sings till il starves
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

lT The Mississippi Pen'enliary yielded S''oes 23 cents profit to the State treasury last year.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

et- company of cis,ercian monks from France are to be settled in Iowa. The bishop of Dubuque has obtained thousand acres of land for their use
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

IT l, Is hard to tell which is ,he most mortifying ito be censured by a man of judgment, or to bs commended by fool On the whole, we think we shcuie prefer the former.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

IJ A leiiet from Washington says: Ma. CALnopS looks, considering his age, much better than could have been expected. lie was very kindly received by senators oi all parties. who went to his seat to congratulate him on his recovery.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

DJ- The Tombgbe- river I.as been cutting great swell-steanrbOats ran over plantations. and 'e'e- graph wires were submerged IL rsined for ten days
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

eo- Mir cALHous was bers, aiaseh IS, i7s2. and will bs sixty-cight years old on the 18th of March inst.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

lJ' The Wheeling post office has been robbed of SID, ,000 in letters.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

Or We are Indebted to Major NoavAL, for his usasl kindness, in handing papers of late date
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

Gr Two young ladies, Miss AImirs Frain and and Miss Mary Ward, have become regular stud nts in the medical department of tle Memphis Institute
 e3-A committee of the Louisiana Legislature has reported averse to sending delegates to the southern co .yenton proposed to held at Nashville.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

SENATE Alter the reeeptisn of Isporss personal xpiansilon between Hale snd Fooie, motion pre. vailed to adjourn 10 attend the funeral al Gen N,. Ne,li, distinguished son of New Hampshlre.
 HoUsE Alter the presentation oi lhe reports Ihev went into eomni,iee o the Whole on the Presidspts annual message. Mr. Wilson resumed and soncJa. dsd. NIT. Toomhs next cbtsine the floor but gay. way for resolution 10 adjouin 10 stsns ,le lusr.l of Gen. McNeiIl.
 There ls duel pending between Col Bissell. of iIl., and JeH Davls. of Mise, Tor remarks of he former in the House in regard 10 the battle of asna Vista. Boih are gocd shots, and aRess ihe ans,r i. stopped, both may be killed; eiio,ts are maknx to reconcile he parties.
 The Wheeling bridge case came ID before tbs Supreme Court yesterday The argument was bs gun by stanton tor compliments, snd Stewart ter Inc defendants.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

O. Louis Philippe is about publishing work ea,ited "Eighieea Years of Royalty"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
CONGRESSIONAL sUMMARY-
THIRTr-FiRsr coxcnEs..
wAanssaron. r.h a, ,ssO

WAsHsSeroN, Feb. sy. tSsO
 SESATE.--Sevprsi resolutions. pst,,on. S. were presented and referred.
 MT Sewarus resolution giving some D.s;..., Testimonial to Cspt Cook ct the bark ~S ,,sh ., e lis noble ecstaet u reseuing the y:.ssee.s,. .'', crew ei the csIeb Csrisnshsw, passed. ' The special order was theh rssamed
 Mr. Miller having tipe floor addressed ,hs s...,. ai lehgtb. and ssid the President Aad eis Io, R,rA mond to reFtteipate tn hying the corner s,os. ,, WsshingfoR's Monument. 1heoraea "a. vcoa .,,. he trusted that this foundation stone might A ,.u~s 10 strengthen he !oaadaiioN stone of inc fga,an Aner pietaFing The prosperity cg the unscn, he n,n eeeded 10 review the slavery questlen. ana 6n,nv gave way Tor . motion 10 adjourn.
 HcUss.--Afer some ua.nportaat ha.n.,. resolution was passed, thai whra they ad,opp,S be Iia Monday. They lheI went ialo eommi,,.. os the whole. "
 Mr. Bisseii had he floor. who. alles s,,eakirv of diesoaaloa ot the Uaion. which ls iM iAe nov,L of every Southern man, be said he eoad spsak fo, b,. own Stale, that fl danger menaced the Cnon. I'm. nots would come 10 the support of the Gsoyernnsn, He spoke for his own State, and he ,hought \. could tcr the whole Northwest, when he dsrla,sd that there was not man there who vyonla snDDor, dissolution oi Inc Union, and tkey woald sws., by the eternal God, as he new tsid |, shal, moi A' done He spoke ut length, tOreibiy, logicaily. .cd patriotically. "" Alter further debate, the committee rose and ,h. House adjourned.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12

g3-We are Indebted to Messrs- MURDock CAR TER for lsts New Orleans and Cincinuati papers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

SIMPLE CURE roR Caour.-We find
in the Journal of Health, the follow
Ing simple remedy for this danger
Gus disease Those who have pass
ed nights ofalmost agony at the bed
side Of beloved children, will treas
IRE it up as an in, aluablc piece Of
information:
"lI a child is taken with Group, in
slan'Iy apply cold water, water
ii possible, suddenly and freely to
tic neck and chest with a sponge.
The breathing will almost be instant
~ relieved. So soon as possible,
let the sufferer drink as much as il
can; then wipe i, dry, cover it up
warm, aud soon a quiet slumbcr will
relieve the parents anxirty, and lead
the heart in thankfulness 10 the pow.
or that has given 10 the pure gush.
ing fountain such medical qualities. >
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

AN OLD PosTeAIros On. FnANK-
LIN The Salem Gazette mentions
the approaching sale in Boston, by
auction, Ola veritable portrait ofDr.
Franklin, taken before he was 80
years old. The picture formerly be.
longed to John Franklin, brother oil
Benjamin Franklin, and il is men,
tionedin his will, dated in January,
1866. II has been retained in the
family ever since.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

4 IEkRIuLE WEApoY.--A new
death dealing weapon in the shape
Ola rifle, has Just been brought out
in New York, that, besides It's more
Legitimate use among sportsmen,
must reader war still firtIerimprAc &.
,icable. 1t is known as jennings
patent rife; is designed to be an al
most endless repeater, and to avoid
the great difficulty OF capping and
printing each load, AMI, also, TO be
uncommonly free from dirt, added TO
whc!. is a force that we lave never
seen eQuallcd. The Journal Of Com
merce says, its appearance and
weight do not differ from the com.
mon gun, except that it has an iron
brecch with a wooden stock.
BY a simple contriyAnce within this
stock, the brccc!I-pin of tins barrel
isopened as the gun is cooked. A
cartridge is placed in the opening,
and, on pulling the trigger, the pin
closes the barrel tight, strong
block ofstecl falls behind it, and the
gun primes itself and is discharged,
all at one motion. 1t is 50 simple
that, can hardly get out of order.
1t is capable of being loaded 1.-THE
breech as often as it is fired of, and
as rapidly as mans hand can move
10 throw in the cartridge. This is
at the rate of - shots per minute,
for aperssn who has praclisrd with
the gun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
administrator Notices,


..ittffi.lS. ftsioT S0te-
va Y g;rtuc ota decree OF the county cour, Of In
sail. county aud state Of Illinois entered ai
! y the Apii term th~rcoi, .. ISil, shall, on
h. 9Th lav 0f May, 80, at / O'clock, VI, Of SAID
hy, on N, premises IA la Sale county, cSpose to
mLDc ,sl, '.rhc real estate Of which The laic Geo.
n, klou,rs bel sic1cl, to vii; Part oi the north
astqiart.f OF saiion two town thirty six, north ul
ring Eve elet Of ih, third y IA, bounded aSiu!l""s
~ hec,nu.Gu Al the northwest corner ut sad SER
on thence u,pnius - deg 20 IN east tea ciiau- @"
ne ncr.h line 81 sud >cctinn, tn nee s"uh - NM
.,.ft,y.uy Chains, thcncr - Dig - m.n. west ten
haias 10 west l.nc ct said sccuon, ihcucc north -
IN. west twenty chains 10 The place OF hee,nn ~
otiainns twenty aces, Situcodinih the county 81 u
.ru,. Tenn. O, sale male Known az the time "a
ir JuEN '.'Np, -I""''.
Dated Arril :, isj1--3j-it
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27

How Tu1y. IIvsIN FaASeE.-Ev-
cry one who fscqnents the reading
room OF the theatre de-, has OBJ
served little, old man, witha quiet
melancholy air, who calls himself a
dramatic author, but who, to the best
of our knowledge, has never specu-
lated on any other than ten cent pie
ccs.
As soon as he perccives new co
mer, he goes right up to him, and al
tcrhavins made a few common place
observations, says:
"Ibet you could not jump over 8
10 cent piece"
al don't understand your .jae Dr.
satk," answers the person address
cd
SIN plain language withoutj"e dc
m4i,, bet yon do not jump over
0cent piece"
"What do You mean ?"
"LrnI me ten cent piece, and
yor will sep
The old man, as soon as he receives
{ e ten cent piece, places it on TIC
window sill, and throwing OPEN the
sash, with bantcring air, pointing
It the me time, to the pavement Of
tlr street below.
CHOW jump over t."
The spectators, par po'dcSSf,
laugh at the uick-thc old man
twirls the little piece ofmoney in his
fingers, slaps his man familiarly on
tie shoulders, as flo encourage him
also to laug''-.then, by way Of geAcc-
ton, remarks, carclessly :
at seems very simple, bat every
thing depends on where one pH's
the money."
AZ the same time, with an air Of
tie most innocent abstraction, lie
slips the ten cent piece into his peck
ct, The trick is d)Gc
This blrmi',s industry brings lis
inventor tue daily means supply
ing his simple wants. Those who
have once been lis sic,ins, are new
"r sorry to sec a1otacr fall into the
snare
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-27
yIb,,i.,j,iyai9ri .Sale

~ virtue ofn decree olthe circuit court Of Ia Sal'
y county, will BE- sold at public auction, under the
direction oi the subscribers, ndminlstnoraEd admi-
nislrllry Of the estate OF John iloIdcuan deceased
At the house Of Barney O'Ncil, IN the county o.
la Sale, on the ilh day Of May next, Gt 10 o'clock
A.u,n the following real estate, ar so much there
Vt as will he necessary 10 pay the debts OF sad de-
rca,rd together with the appuucuauccs, To Wit;
The uwqol sec. 70, town 81, BE, except tie sU
Of Ella If nwq Of said section tue Ella nrq and INV
sc -, town a. : ,; seq sec -, town 81, B. wl
-wG soc -, town o. 3ri and unl.UJelh oiswi Of
s'c 20, town l.r3c.
Terms of Silc -Onc.,hiId IN cash ai the time Of
ale and lhc balance IN six and nine months, will
good security, to be approved by the Subscribers
with interest at 6 per cent The above lands vii
be ,uhdiyilcd IN suit purchasers.
Dated this >! day Of March, =. ~ 1850.
WILLIAM REDDlCk, Administration
HANNAH NARRANORE. htc
HAM All HDt DER MAN J,I5v'y