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Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF HEMPsrEAD.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court, on the Chancery
side thereof, May Term, 18th May, A. ID. 1850.
John Beirne, Jr., and John)
Burnside, ,copartners under
the firm of Beirne & Burn
side.
Complainants
ps. BILL IN CHANcERY.
William Conway, b., VIM. a..|
G. Thornton, Abner f.
Thornton, Franklin S.
Warner and Richard Pry- t>
or. Defendants
4 Il this day came said complainants by Royston
II and Curran, their solicitors, and show from
affidavit file herein that said defendants
William q. Thornton and Abner E. Thornton
ale nOn-residents of the State of Arkansas; and
it appears TO the court the object of said COM
plainants in bringing their said bill is to establish
the title TO, and to obtain and have the benefit Of
two certain writings, obligatory, executed by said
Richard 10 said Franklin, each dated the 9th
day of February, 1874, due five years after date,
and bearing interest at 6 per cent per annum
from the first day Of March, A ID. 1874, until
paid, one for the sum of 5000, and the other for
the sum of $3.50, and to restrain and inhibit said
William Conway, B., William G. Thornton. Abb
ner E. Thornton and Franklin S. Warner from
collecting said writings. 1t being charged by said
complainants that said writings obligatory were
executed to said Franklin S. in trust and for their
use and benefit, it is therefore ordered by the
court that said William G. and Abnsr E. be noti-
fled of the nature, object and tendency of this
suit and that unless they appear before this court
on or before the third day of the next term hereof
at a court to be holden at the courthouse in the
town of Washington, in this county, on the 9th
Monday after the fourth Monday of September,
A. ID. 1850, and plead. answer or demur to said
bill the same will be taken for confessed as against
them, and decree entered accordingly. And it
is further ordered that copy OF this entry and
order be inserted and published in the Washington
Telegraph, a newspaper printed and published in
this State, for two weeks successfully weekly
insertions, the last insertion TO be at least four
weeks before the commencement of the said next
term, and that the same, when SO made and pub
lished, be deemed and taken as sufficient notice
to said nonresident defendants Of the nature, OBJ
ject and tendency Of this suit.
A true copy from the record.
Teste: 5. Il. SANDERS, Clerk.
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READ FOR YOUR BENEFIT

word of advice just now may save you much.
These hard times it should be known to all wish
ing to purchase Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Bon
nets, Boots, Shoes. Cutlery Nails Tobacco. Sugar,
Coffee, Molasses, & such goods as are kept in this
section, will save much in making purchases of
SILLIMAN &, CO., who are selling great bar
gains for cash in Washington, Hampstead comfy,
west of the hotels, in the house formerly occupied
by Mr. Moss. Don't fail to call and see. They
are in constant receipt of fresh supplies.
May %, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03

Luther Severance, of Maine, has been ap-
pointed by the President, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, to be Commissioner
of the United States to the Sandwich Islands.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
Administrators A Sale.

DY virtue of an order OF the Probate court of
- Hampstead county, the undersigned, admin
is,raor will offer for sale at the court house door
Of said county, on Wednesday. the 10th of July
next, on a credit of twelve months, the following
real estate, belonging to the estate Of William IL.
Bowers, de ceased, much thereof will be
necessary to pay the debts of said estate, to witt
Section 7, township 9, south of range q west
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03

Bonds with approved security, bearing pc
cent. interest after maturity. will be required.
[23 VIM. II. ETTER, Administrator.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03

JNRESH Medicines, New Books and Stationery
L constantly receiving, which l will sell loU
uery lop, for Cash.
BENZ. P. JETT.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03

DEADY- Made Clothing, Hats, Boots and
IL Shoes, at cost and charges, for the Gold
Dust. BENZ. P. JETT.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

6anl.x THE STATE 2. 11s OF ARKANSAS, !
In the Hampstead Circuit Court, on the Chaneerv
side thereof, May Term, 18Th May, A. ID. 1850
J. " Freeman Walker.
Complainant.
Susannah Stuart, Niaean
f. Stuart, Jas. T. Stuart,
VIM. M Stuart, SamueI/
H. Stuart, Augustus
Stuart, George Stuart;
George Conway, Sarah CHAHcKRt:
Conway, Robert H Con-
way, Emily Conway,
Wiley b. Grayson, Ma-k
rina T. Grayson, Benz
L. Brittin, William &.
Scott, and EinatLan B.
Mason.
Defendants./
'THHIS day comes the complainant, bv hi.
Il solicitors, and files his general replication
in short upon tho record by consent 10 the ANSWER
Of said Benjamin l.. Brttin to his bill of compain,
and come also the defendants sSusannah Stuart
Ninean h. Stuart, Sarah Conway, Robert ri
Conway and Emily Conway, Wiley B. Grayson
and Marina L. Grayson, by George Conway,
Esq their solicitor, and enter their appearance To-
the bill Of complaint in this case and by consent
it is ordered that they have leave to demut. plead
or answer thereto at the next term of tbis court.
and process in this case having been duly served
upon Augustus Stuart and Georae Stuart. and
they being minors it is therefore ordered bv the
court, by the consent of the said George Conway:
who here says that he is willing to accept such
appointment, that he be appointed guardian od
lHem for said minors, and thereupob the said
minors, by their said guardian, file their Joint and
several answers, denying generally all and siugu
lar the allegations in said bill, aud requiring proof
thereof, to which the complainant files his general
replication, all in short upon the record, and Il
being proven 10 the court that the defendants
James L. Stuart, William NJ Stuart and Samuel
IL. Stuart are non-resdents OF this State il is
therefore, on motion Of the complainant ordered
that notice be given them by publication Of this
order in the Washington Telegraph, a newspaper
published in this State, for the number of times
and in the time prescribed by law, that this suit
has been instituted, and that its object is TO fore.
close certain mortgage of lands, slaves and per.
sonal property, executed by Elijah Stuart, dec.
their father, to Benjamin l.. Brittin, an interest
whereof is assigned and transferred TO complainant,
and that unless they appear before the court here
ON or before the fourth day of the next term here
of, to be holden at the court house in the town
of Washington, on the sixth Monday after the
fourth Monday of September next, and plead,
answer or demur TO said bill, the same will be
taken for confessed against them, and decree
accordingly.
A true copy from the record.
Teste: st SANDERS. CLARK
&c
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
MARRIED.,

On Sunday, the 30th ult., by r. B. Purdom
Esq, JOHN It. ToIER to Miss LAURA ANN HERREN
all of this county.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03

P. M'COLLUM.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03

D. w. FELLOWS.
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n.ruN0ND ENQUIRER.
- .,,,,ypx,yG. FEBRUARY II, 1880
osp-> M ,,,oNpSoN WITHDRAWN.


|-zA ioNEL THOMPSON WITHDRAWN; 's c...,,,
~ the Democratic members OF the "eno'a'
Ma n'e''Ns s.snay evening, letter dated ""heeihg
AsselnOH 1850" from Colonel G. W. Thompson was
81 ffoluI -, received until Saturday mornng) IN whicn
pad u ..;yed tcleeraphc despatch yesterday an
te@'s .;n,ov nomination, which / presumed was ioi
baan''" r;rst Auditor. This morning received you'
fh y" ~, tends 10 confirm that impression rea's ''
s's ,hs situation, and hoped that my friends "o"u
nv ,eesraphic despatch to them as posi-
,.,,,ion. Colonel Thompson having oeei' ''o"'
|Ns consultation with him, and his name peia'a
a in connection with the office oi f1s' 'uui'o''
solc condition that all his Democratic ifiehas ae
f'0n ". having been objected TO him by tho wings
non tho Fourth of July, some twenty oau !e"'' "s'
r had declaimed against slavery, "hile '"ey aa
,, NJ This time and since political abolition haa
nN'eu n ,,s sound and with the South upon the
tns ro,.r,l interference, and while he is known to
Hs'''" ...,,s Southern ground, denying any and all
'uf' 49,, pederal Government 10 prohibit slarery-yet
- yew Of his letter above stated. and the cap
~ ,hus raised in consequence OF tho Grafton al
wv, ; before any opinions were entertained
Osa W. uron the SUBJECT and long before the subject
abolition had been agtated and believing that
thus raised by the Wings had been made for
of peudicng such members OF the Democratic
' a[,n ,,re saveholdng counties as might vote tor
a -, t,d 10 withdraw his name, and refused TO per-
,.r.sd in connection with the office OF First Au-
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spEECu OF IT. II. BAYLY, OF VIRGINIA,

In The House Of Representatives., Wednesday, January 'o'
The CHAIR decided the first business in order to be th
on resolution limiting the expense OF collecting ue w.
nue. for the present fiscal year. ana In, ~ e IN,
Gentleman from Virginia (Mr. BAyLYO was entitled 10 tic
The committee then proceeded the consideration oi 'e
said Joint resolution; and . r !, anon
M BAYLY rose and addressed the committee as tolows
Mr. CmAlRMAS deem it proper 10 MAKE some le,ai
relative the amendment which the committee o. w ny anu
Means have proposed To the resolution from Tue oei'ee
Re- The law of the Sd of March, 1917 the expenses ot co
n Ibe were limited 81 100000 for the present
fiscal year. commencing the Isl o 1uiy 1s, ; @ hi - ,he
90h OF June next as understand IT, ihihk nis Is .e
Ia;n MEANING and impor of the act. know mat ie oe-
rretary of the Treasury, under the ADVICE Oh u1 ~, ~
General has given different construction 10 'ie ii" ',
have decided that the limitation did not take effect nnl m
,st half of the current fiscal year. VIZ untii rom a ~ "
January TO the 3Oth OF June, 1880 But shai 60 .o ~
discussion upon this point have no m ~
cise tho correctness of that opinion doubt mol II was
honesty entertained and shall leave It's discussion "
others And do this the more readily because w. r
cnnsder il NJ ll material upon this OCCASION -
a n ,ai m ,he limitation in the did not take clect
unli after the st of Jannary yet the necreayo wv
s,y ought during the ten inonlhs pfeceuiS;
when il would take effect TO nave comiehccu ' ,r ,ii
" xncndure so as to have brought himself gradually
and without great shock, winlh ','e nun. ;a,c p
scrbed by Congress- lie mao no lsnnd llg or reneal
@ which after three years consideration, they had de
beatey passed But instead OF ths he m oo9 81
ing the first six months OF Tho hscl seil
as is ascerained and Slo00O0 more as he
Al Dol e9 oIeavng bu 1868 l02 10 for the iast SIX mo
II the construction which put upon the IA" pc pe
Ru, take his own construction and admit ina. Tue ~
in the act did not take effect until the Isl oi January
he allowed his expenditures TO rum on r me rs. sA IA
m to the sam Of 81 29 s97 2 although he knew nc
hrre lmt sJaI 600 for the last six months iake MS Wv"
Construction and have no disposition to do him ge
thai he is responsible for any Jar %nla @ Of es
cur; for he ought have projected ms od and eosy
eriiurcs as to have made the operation graoual anu
Of preSpa pr and harsh He ought have dis
ned his reductions through the year 1s I ss monh
he has done his rsdno1nn n. in the
Of collected and estimated ss for os he s m
r months of the present fiscal year is slo2o24se In
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TIE NJcaR Ac;lJA TREATY.

We learn from the Tribune that Monday special mes
senger passed through New York for Boston, with copy
Of the treaty just signed between Mr. Bulwef anu t'is "o-
yernmen, The treaty BY the steamer on "eoheSu".
II i, understood that of the stipuaons of rhe ea
that neither power shall retain possession OF Inc
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course Justiyng any Souhener In breathing frecr we
believe land expressed ourselves in first notice Of the
measue that tho difficulty had been vastly increased and
that his unblushng adhesion TO the of enemies
had done more damage Southern rights than the whole
serried phaianx of the Aboons In conclusion quote
from another letter of the Times correspondent There is
much force in of his vews-and believe that, if
the South maintains position and rerobates all
able surrende from whatever quarter they may come the
North will recede and do justice The passage with much
unaniy by tho House of Delegates of the resolutions
the Southern Convention &C., well by friends
in Congress- and will help open the eyes North to
the of Southern feelings This happy influence
however, may be neuraized by the audaon with
which Southern Journals this particular moment
their idol Henry Clay, the Southern man with Northern
principles:
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, Feb. 9th, 1850.
There evident subsdence of tho excitement which
has prevailed here the sectional question The defeat OF
Roots resolution yesterday may be taken as pretty concu
proof haa considerable number of Northern members
very desirous that the Wmot Proviso shall not be pms
sed during this session at least But the south mas py no
policy rather of the Northern who have retreat
the Proviso ii is DO apprehended is 10 press the
admission of California the first STEP and 10 reserve the
question: whether slavery shall be excluded from Deseret and
New Mexico for future agitation This Is clear
y laid down in tho late letter of Mr. Duer of New York tho
prominent of those Northern representatives VINO are
giving the Provso the by for the present II oehoves
the Southern party in Congress- therefore, to insist upon
definite conclusion 10 tho whole slavery cohllovefsy.-
Mr. Clays pan in the shapehe has given it, s ~hoy mad
missbe by the South He insists upon the recognition Of our
ereiusion from the Territories by force Of the eriedn la.o
and will permit the validity of that law TO be decd
ed BY tho courts, Mr. Clayton's bill proposed. Had he
left out of his proet this indirect enactment Of the hmot
Southern appreciation think there good hope
general and satisfactory compromise will be elaborated
which win receive the sanction of the two Houses But
is aimporant this end that the attitude of the Southern
should be maintained without wavering DIVISION
Let hastily rejoice the late favorable indica
ton in the House of Representatives Our safety is not So
cured until the North has soemnly agreed iobear aggres
sion and encroachment.
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By Mr. PATRICK of Thomas Fife, that money paid oy
him for land bought at sale of delinquent and lSTirl'ed
If Tazwe against any legislation the subject o
tha acaon Of the Tazewc Court House and Fancy Gap
Road BY Mr.. HARRISON, of citizens Of Prince william
f casting the Governor with power to appoint annually
dny IN be observed as day of general thanksgiving and
prayer. By Mr. WORTHlNGTON of citizens OF the coun
o Hampsre for the passage of an act to release to L.
i saunders the Conmonweaths right to certain bond
The House then acted on the Convention bill see another
column) and adjourned.
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e0a.lRasa 5rou. lsyrseI l,ags1.X,,

!
The third experiment WIasto out tiioYoots
On two sides. OF tho stalks, as thew are
usually cut 10 late plbnghing. On the nth
ersides't The roots. pete not disturbed. Tile
result aitiail ltarts, tolcfatI filed. s
Ihsthe remaining Two stalks. no. rooto
We're cut ok distnsbedithe ears large, and
Welt fiiledl q s,.,,.l - d .ai6
Bile plow is; not sufficiently used on our
i rice plsntationsr in preparing Corn land for
planting, and. sis generally usea too late
otter planting. II the soil has boon
We'll prepared, and, in good tflshy the Guilt
sstor, or hoe: e:harrow, may be- used. most
adYantas seously after tho second plowtag.
Ns spotf as thu plants can, be plowed, tile
first fuftow ought TO be- tAroMmfrom it, land
il used again, the sooner, the Better, 80 that
Cort,'may be'laiH Byr WHEN it has attained
ID third Of ts.groWth, or very soon after.
will Hero remark, that tile planter who
Wishes to increase his Corn crop in quanti.
tylmust select his corn in the field, Seed
from these stalks that have pFodhced from
three to elk ears, wilt in liRe. manner pro-
sduce again from three to six eurs;: if the
soiilis MeiImanurcd and WE'LL cultivated.
and seed from those stalks that have pro-
dnced one ear, r,will again, in all probability,
produce but one ear.
EeepecnuAlyr
JoHw N. TUCKER
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TO DEFER! AFFLICTED READ
Thousands are suffering from disease from
which thelo is no difficulty in being perma.
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is nothing in this life more certain than tina,
the AMERICAN COMPOUND is tho mos,
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n delicate character, known TO the world.
Adapted to every stage OF the disease, sex and
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the afflicted can rely with confidence on its
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az CAUTION.-ask for tie american
compound and purchase only of the agents.
Price | 80!
For Sale by p. NJ. Cohen Charleston,
Boatright 81 Mot Columbia; z. De lIay
Can,den and by the principal Druggist in all
the County towns throughout tho State:
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10 MERCulNT TAILORS
II. b. CLARK F..

-, " ~ hiI N Il s.rg
Has now on hand, full assortment of
the LATEST STYLE AND FINEST
QUALITY Of the following Goods:
Snpcrline and medium BROADCLOTES,
in black and colors
Supcriine and medium black French and
German Doeskins
Fancy Casimeres Of the latest STYLES
Vcstlngs--Silk and Merino, rich and new
patterns
Extra super. black Satins and Silks
Gents Kid Gloves, best quality, in black,
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Gents Beaver, Merino and Military Gloves
Under Shirts and Drawers, of Silk, Wool,
Dierino and Cotton
BIack1talinn and fancy Cravats, Of the best
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Tailors' Trimmings, Of all kinds.
Orders from the country promptly attended
10. tk5stt ~
II. B. CLARKE, POS King-strcet,
I'd store above Market st.
Charleston, Nov. 2Sth, 1919. GIN
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Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Plan.
tation in Snm,er District, two miles south
OF Statesbnrg, consisting Of tract OF
seven hundred and Fifty acres C750, a large
portion Oak and Hickory and admirably
adapted to the cultivation of cotton. There
is an excellent Dwelling House--gootl on,
builiings-stable and barns--and houses
for the accommodation Of forty or fifty ne.
groes. The good lands and decided health
OF the place combine to render it desirable
purchase.
For terms apply to
w. ]. REES, Jr.
Statesburgf, Sept. 10, lSi9. 46 Il
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GIN MAKING, sc.

We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent in the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Our Gins are not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the advantages OF the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
in way of repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set i'll an angie that
cannot possibly injurc the finest staple,
with an improvement 20 regulate the notlne
of the cotton; our brush rs constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages Of
lightncss, strength and force--ali very
material IN the successful operation of a
Gin. We would invite planters 10 call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause to com
plain either of our work or prices
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line--such rs Bcdstea,ls Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cupboards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON s. BROTHER
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrvillc, April %, ls47. 26
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AND

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McROY & JONES, would rcspcctfully
lnfolm their friends and The pubic general
~ that, they arc now receiving one OF the
best selected stocks OF Dry Goods and
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