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Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

SOUTHERN MEETING.-At meeting in
Harris county, Ga, a few days since. Col.
Mobley asserted publicly "that for himself
he would be willing to free his own
slaves and send them to Liberia at his
own expense, in preference to dissolu-
ton of the Union" SO
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18
NOTICE TO LAND BUYERS.

THE undersigned offers valuable Tract Of
i LAND FOR SALE, 1920 acres entered,)
300 acres ceared-goed Dwelling and Negro
Cabins-Gin House and Screw-excelIent water
good Orchard Of Fruit Trees of every descrp-
ton. This Tract of Land is situated Dor
cheat, Lafayette county Terms will be made
easy to suit purchasers ~ g.
80 i lotts f.. c. TURNER.
August 80. 1850 C,tfHE 1853
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

Somebody has written book on 'The
art of making people happy without
money" We are in excellent condition
to be experimental upon.- Yankee BIede.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18
MARRIED.,

In this county. on the Sth inst, by Rev. l. c..
Perkins, Mr.. JoHN W. Hale, TO Mss SUSAN Eva
LINE SCoGGIN.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

DEATH OF A FoRGER Louisville Courier
gives the following account Of a singular disclosure
made by of the victims Of the cholera:
Among the victims of the cholera on Monday
night last a convict in the Indiana peDitentarv
Jeffcrsonviile, named Root. He was sentenced
to the penitentiary for six years, under charge
of having robbed the bank at Madison, Ind, of
some $20 900. and his sentence would have ex
pred next noptE. Our readers will recollect that
this ROBBERY took place abeLt seven years since,
aud created great excitement At t!io tirae, and
suspicion cast upon some occup ing nigh
yiaces. Tie money was neve; iounf. and to this
day. bas been ascertained by saoraHdd kept
by the bank, not dollar Of the stolen notes has
ever been put in circulation.
Root was man of bad character, and as he
was at Madison about the time of the robbery, he
was pursued, arrested, and On trial was eon.icted
of The crime, although nothing positively was
proven against him, and notwthsts nding he al
most positively proved aiibi
On lis death bed, Monday night, he freely con-
iessed to d number Of fergeries and crimes, and
implicated beng connected with han, in his
forgery transactions person who rs 1T present a
resideat of this city, and who is reputed to be
worth his hundred thousand dedlars tie. how
ever, mes, earnestly and sslenniy denied having
ever had anything whatever TO do with the Mud-
son Bank robbery, OF of knowing anythislg thou
it, either directly er indirectly. AS have al.
ready sad he freely acknowledged to many othe r
crimes, but with full knowledge that death
would soon claim him victim, he asseverated
to the last that he Suffering the penalties for
crime of which he eptirt ly innocent The
confessions were made TO his physician, Dr. w. +.
Coum, and from all the attending circumstances
his statements believed to be true.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County OF SEWER.
In the Seuier Circuit Court, August Term,
A. ID. 1850.
Henry l.. Biscoe, Sandford C.
Faulkner. John Drennen,
James II. w aiker and Luther
Chase, who resduary
Trustees Of the Real Estate
Bank Of the State of Arkan-
sas. Plaintiffs. In CHANcERY
David R. Coulter, Turner II
Buckner, William Wright,
Benjamin F. Hawkins, Henry
X Brown and " ilIiam Moss.
Defendants.
Nd now this day come the companants
II BY Pike, their solicitor, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the court thai said Turner II
is a non resident of the State of Arkansas, and
cannot be served with process herein: it is there
fore ordered by the court here that the said
Turuer H. Buckuer be notified by publication OF
this order in the ashington Telegraph, news
paper published in Washington, in this State for
the length OF time and within the time prescribed
by law, that the object Of this suit is to revive
and carry into effect decree of this court. and
to sell certain lands therein mentioned to satisfy a
certain mortgage debt, interest and costs, and to
have cancelled and delivered up certain deeds and
conveyances, given and executed by the Auditor
Of Public Accounts Of the State of Arkansas to
and in favor of said David r. Coulter and said
Turner H., for certain lands therein mentioned,
alledged to have been previously forfeited TO the
State for non-payment of taxes; and that unless
he appears before this court on or before the
fourth day Of the next term thereof, to be holden
on the last Monday of February. 1851, at the
court house in the town of Paraclifta, in said
county, and plead, answer or demur to said bill
the same will be taken confessed against him
and decree entered accordingly.
a true copy from the record.
Attest: B. H. KINSWORTHY, Clerk.
2c
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18
GIN MANU- ACTORY.

THE undersigned still continues the manufac,,
tory ofhis superior Cotton Gins, al his old
stand one mile from Washington
j. K CROSBY
washingtcd; July gath; 1850 iss-a
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18
Sept. 4, 1850.
Advances on Cotton.

r IBERAL Advance. will be made on Cotton
II Gin store,) consigned to our friends IN New
Orleans.
W t,E McCOLLUM s. FELLOWS.
Grjiisen, Sept. /, 1850. -1 t4o
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

THE NATIONAL LINTELLIGENCER.-We nave sucn
great confidence in the views and opinions of this
sound, patriotic and model journal, (says The N. u
Bulletin) that we with great pleasure lay before
our readers the following editorial, taken from its
latest issue by the mail, and we most sincerely
hope that its conviction of the passage, by 'the
peoples House," of all the recent bills sent down
by the Senate, will be realized
sBe of good cheer, friends Of the Cnion Give
no heed to the auguries,
tSadder than owl songs on the midnight blast
of those who prophesy defeat, in the Peoples
House, of the measures which, in the true spirit
OF the Constitution and of an enlightened patriot
ism, have already passed the Senate for the re-
storation to the country Of Peace, Harmony and
Union! Whenever the wish is not father to such
thoughts, unreasonable apprehe nson--fear, such
as oft betrays like treason'-unnans the mind
unnerves the resolution which enables men 10
breast such crisis the present, and by courage
Gus, generous, and united effort, to carry their
country trumphanty through it.
Brief as is the interval since we bad occasion to
hail the passage of the fundamental act of ADJUST
ment of the kuofty and vexat;ous territorial con-
troversv, 1t has yet been long enough to confirm
the confident trust which then expressed. that
time would prove, beyond he doubt of any reason
able being, the devotion to the peace and harmo-
ny of this Union of the mass of the people, and
the determination to suffer no schemes of disunion
OF mere faction longer to disturb the one or the
ether
In the hundreds Of newspapers which have
reached us since the passage Of the Texas bOun-
dary BILL carrying the California bill and the New
Mexico territorial bill in IFS tren t,UO only in the
South-one in this city and another in the city Of
Charleston-as far we have observed have de-
nounced, ridiculed, or otherwise shown hostility
to This benign measure; and in toe North only one
seems almost willing TO hazard conflict at arms
between or more States and the General Gov
ernment, rather than TO consent TO the measure.
To those who thus, from two extremes of section
al feeling, IN hate of each other, seemed dis
posed to unite to defeat this pacfcaton, and
consequence, to possibly involve the country in a
civil war, we have no argument to offer: they are
beyond the reach Of it. We trust that we have
not in the North or the South single reader who
COMEDIES in their policy, regards with any sem
timent but horror their vudictve and sansunary
purposes. No!
Let such as deem it glory to destroy.
Rush into bIood the sack of cities seek,
Unpierced. exuIting in the widows wall,
The virgin shrek, and infants trembling cry!
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

REV. c. p. TURRENTiSE, is our duly authorized
agent, who is authorized 10 transact all business
in connection with procuring funds for the erection
of our contemplated college building
S. Il. SANDERS, Secy.
Washington, August 7th, 1850. [3Iotf.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

ekH IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
ElllI SALll.

DY the duly authorized agent George G, Beck, DR..
I'D SIS Fitch's well known and universally approved
INSTR UMENTS AND MEDICINES,
as used by him with such distinguished success in
treating Pulmonary Diseases Heart Disease, DyS-
pepsia' CoStipeneSS, female Diseases Kidney Com
plnts and all Diseases affecting the organs OF life.
The instruments are Tue AnDoMINAL SUPPoRrER,
which is unequalled for beauty and utility THE
SuouLpnR BRAcE, OF the lighteBt and most efficient
pattern; THE lNIALNa TUBE, which is silver, and
10 small as to be carried in the vest pocket and is in
valuable to all persons having weak lungs, or fearing
n predisposition to Consumption.
DR. Fitch's Medicines are his prescriptions used by
him in his olIco 707, Broadway, New York, and are
the result Of his experience In practice Of many
wears on Pulmonary Diseases only They are care
fully prepared by himself, and need no recommenda.
lion To those who know them If any medicine will
cure they will Ii beyond the reach Of medicine
there is vet hope In using the InstrnmenS and so by
expanding the Lungs, and forming fine chest, give
room TO the UiiaI organs to perform their part Will
a .fuH chest no one will have Consumption.
Read Dr. FItch'S LectHres on Consumption There
Is enough of directions In them to prevent Consump
ton ia any one, TO cure many cases. Also,
Road DR.. FYtchS Guide 10 Iardlids, which is giver
away by the Agent, a valuable bool. Of AS pages.
Hundreds in Ohio attest the fact that expansion
of the Chest aud giving air to the Lungs will cure
| even desperate cases Of Consumption
For any all Of the above articles call on the Agen
i GEORGE G, BECK, Druggist,
lancaster, July Q, 1850. d&wl0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

NEw SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.--Teu
hogshcads of new sugar aud lhirIy',hree
barrels of new mOlasses were received ri
New Orleans on the 18th inst,-The gu
gar classsd as good fair, sold for fs cents
The moasses al S2cents. twenty-five 9th
er hhds. new molasses had been recelv
cd.
y ntrA destructive fire. occurred in Mil
waukie on the 2lst inst, which destroy
oil property TO the value oftwenty thou
aand dollars. The heaviest loser ls Mr.
CAdy, who lost Roods valued at Sl4,0o'
lnA1rsnee %. 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

TRAcEs or Sh JOAN FRANKtIN.-.Com,
,msnder Forsyth, R. NJ, who has lately
returned to England. in the Prince Al
bert, from bis search for Sir john Frank
lin, arrived al Portsmouth, October IL,
from London. 10 have an interview. by
direction oS the Admiralty. with Sir Ed
ward Parry, the well known Arctic voy'
sger, (now superintendent, of Hqslar
Hnsp;tal.) for the purpose Of explaining
IN Sir Edward every particular with ret
erence to the ropes, cauvuss. stores, &c
fnu,,d at Cape Riley. in ordeI TO ascertain
in his opininn as Ia whether they had be
longed 10 one of her Majesiy's ships
/ The resul, is decided convictionon SI
Edward Psny's pat that they are trace
Of Sir John Fiankliu's expedition.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

GnBrRr DEADl-Te FUgitice Saee
Captured.-We regre; To learn that Mr.,
William Gilbert of Brown county. Ohio.
who was shot by runaway negro on
Tuesday night, as noticed in our last has
since died. The negro before the death
Of Gilbert, had been captured by another
party and been lodged in the Mason
county Jail in this city. He belongs to
Mr.. Howard, Of Mt. Sterling. We take
il for granted he will be demanded by the
Governor of Ohio aud put on trial for the
murder of Gilbert llaysc'Ne Eagle
Saturday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
EZRA CARPENTER,

e a n IA ~ "a IA Az 9 - ~NS
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
HI associated in business with himself ROBBkI
and GEORGE LOWRY. He has also added to his rs,
tablishment the most improved machinery, which VIII
enable them to manufacture Cloth, Kerseys, Flannels
Kersemere Satinet, Tweed and Blankets in the best
STYLE, and at the shortest notice.
Common Wool will be manufactured into Cloth Tor
forty cents yer yard
Three quarters blooded merino and upward, super
fine finish, GO cents per yard. .
Sattine 40 cents per yard. Blankets $Sto $3.50 per
pair Flannels, &C., in proportion.
Every body is aware that fine cloth is more valua-
BILE than COARSE and that the difference in the price
depends more on the labor bestowed than the cost Of
the raw material. The difference therefore, in the
price Of manufacturing fine and coarse wool will be ex-
planned by the finish which, will not be inferior ia
Eastern Goods. ..-s
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
viii be done in the best manner at customary prices
In as much as the expenses Of the business are heavy
and profits light prompt payment will necessarily bC
required for all orders in their business.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-for which Good
will be given in exchange
May n, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
GREAT COUGH RtMEDY,

In offering to the community this Justly celebrated
remedy for diseases Of the throat Andngs 1t is not
our wish to tre with the lives health OF the alict-
cd but frankly 10 lay before them the opinions OF dis
tinQushed men and some OF the evidences ots success
from which they can Judge for themselves. We
sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions
or false statements Of its efficacy, will we hold out
any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant
MANY proofs are here given, and we solicit an in.
quiry from the public into all publish, feeling as.
sured they will find them perfectly reliable, and the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patronage
FROM BENJAMIN sILLrMAN, NJ. D., l.. L. d, ETC,
Professor of Chemistry, Mneralogy, DC, Yale Col
lege, Member Of the Lit Hist Med. Phil and Scien.
Societies Of America and E;rope.
! al deem the CHERRY PICTORIAL an admirable com
position from some Of the best articles in the Matera
Medca, and very effective remedy for the class OF
diseases Il Is intended to cure"
! New HAVEN, Connecticut, Nov. l, l849.
! Professor Clcaveland, Of Bowdoin College, Maine
writes"I have witnessed the effects OF your oHEn-
ny PICTORIAL in my own family that OF my fri nds
and it gives satisfaction to state in It's favor that
medicine have ever known has proved so emlnenty
successful in curing diseases Of the throat and lungs"
! Rev, Dr. Good writes That he considers CHER.
ny pEoToRAL' the best medicine for Pulmonary AZ
econs ever offered TO the public, and states thaths
daughter after being obliged TO keep her room four
months with severe settled cough, accompanied by
raising Of blood night sweats, and the Atendantsymp-
toms o consumption, commenced the use Of the CHER
ny PICTORIAL and had completely recovered"
HEAR THE PATrENT--Dr. Ayer--Dear Sir: For two
wears past was afflicted with very severe cough,
accompanied by splitting of blood and profuse night
sweats BY the advice of my attending physician !
was induced to use your CHERRY PICTORIAL and con-
tined to do so till Tconsdered myself cured, and as
cribe the effect to your preparation j. RANDALL.
Humpden S. SPRINoFIELD Nov, ~, lS4a
This day appeared the above named James Randall
and pronounced the above statement true In every
respect. LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
PORTLAND, Maine, Jan. 10, lSd7
DR.. Aver have been long afflicted with Asthma
which grew yearly until last autumn, it brought
on cough which confined me inmy chamber, and be
gan to assume the alarming symptoms OF consnmp
ton had tried the best advice and the best medi
cine to no purpose, until used your CHERRY PEcTo
RAJ, which has cured me, and you may wen believe
me. Gratefully yours. ]. ID. PHELPS.
II there is any value in the judgement Of the wise
who speaks from experience here lisa medicine wor
l. thy Of the public confidence. -.,.
PREPARED ny J, O. AVER, cHEMIsT, LOWELL, MASS
Sold In lancaster by G. g. Beck and DR.. M. .. krei
der Rushville, by g. McFadden; and by Druggis
lgenerally. August 9O 1850. Sml6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
rHE soNo OF STEAM.


The following tine poem, by G, w, Cutter, Of
covinstou. Kentdeky. 'Blackwood' has prouOunc-
ed the best lyric Of the country
When saw an army upon tho land,
A navy upon the seas.
Creeping along snail like band.
Or waiting the wayward breeze;
When saw the peasant ialutly reel,
At the u il he iahlly bore.
As he turned a, tue tardy wheel,
Or lugged At tile weary oar!
When measured the painting coursers speed
The hight of the carrier dive
Astliey bore law king decreed,
Or the lines Of impatient lovei ,,,,
| Icnuld but think how tho world won't" 'ee''
! Asthese were outstrlpped aiar'
When should he boynd to the rushing Keel
Or chained To the Ny lug cur!
Hi! ha! ha They fuuud me at last;
| Aud they invited me forth at lenStE
/ And rushet to my throne with thunder oiaSt'
i AMI laughed in my iron strens'm
Oh! then ycu saw a wUidrOus chInge
On tile earth and OCEAN wide!
Where now my 6ery armies runSe'
Nor wait for wind md tiei
Hurral! hurrall the waters Ger
The niuunitins steep declines;
Time -sp zee have yielded To my power
The wurld--the world is niue!
Tho giant stream oi the queenly West,
Aud the oreut foods divine
The ocean penls where'er sweep,
To hear my strength relnice.
And MINISTERS uf the briny deep
Cover Trembling ~ my voice,
carry thr wealth and the lord ui ea'tli,
. The thoughts oi the god like mind
d The W nd lags after my going Iorlli.
Y The lightning ID leIl behind.
e tu the darksnne depths oI the thhomless mint
I My tireluss arm doth play,
Wlere tie rocks neer saw The suns declihc'
y, o. the dawn of glorious day;
bring elrth's glittering jewels up,
" From the hidden caves below,
And mike the fountains granite cup,
With crystal giSl Oelhow.
70 blow the bellows, | forge the steel,
u In all the sleeps Of tradei
H. hammer the ore, and tdrn the wheel
Il, Where my arms OF ST. eligth are made;
manage the furnace. tue nilll, tue lnin''
u carry | spiu weave,
u Aud Ill the dongs put in Prnt
~ On every Saturday eve.
u I've no muscle IN w0ary, nor brenSt io decay
T. No bones To l,s "lnid on The slIeIl;"
II. And som intend YOU my go and play -
>, While munage the world myself.
'u But harness me down with your iron bands,
"a Be sure Of YOU curb aud rein.
II, For ,cnrn the strength Of yunr Pnuy hands
r As the tempest sc0rns the cham.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

Mrs. SARAH GRATFAM, mother of the
mate uf the barque Ge'Tgiana. ZONE "t
the persons condemned by R"ncal' !" the
galleys in Spain. has sent memorial t"
President Fillmore, praying his ln'erces
sion fer the release of her SOU flom con
fineuen, in Span, 10 which he has bee"
condeinned.- She says that during an IN
terview personally had with the Cover
nor Of Cuba. your mem"rialiSI Was III
iol med that simple request or dema"d
made by the Government OF the Unl'ed
States upon the Government OF Spn'n
would effect cir release without mur
mur
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

KossUTu AND OTHER AuNuARIAN Elk.
lies The late foreign Hews states pos
lively that Kossulh, a d the other Hun
garipu exiles al Ketayha, have received
permission lo retire from the Ottoman ter
ritory. the term ot de,ento on having sx
pired. and most Of these distinguished
individuals will at one cums To the Uui.
ted States. where il appears they inteud
TO seule. The Porte has published 0
decree permitting foreigners in their ser
vice to resign. no matter whit lhri
creed. This measure offers facilities t,
q number Of refugees who had adoPte,
the Mussolman faith, to return n ChIi'
lianiiy; Gen. Bem is mentioned us bein
foremost in the list.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Boots, shoes, Leather and


TTNHE undersigned have commenced receiving ther
IL Spring and summer stock Of Goods, which con-
iilt in part Of the following articles; :. ~
Ladies' Black, Bronze, High 3 Low BuSkins Caters
81 Fine Kid Slippers and Ties,
Misses Black, Bronze 4 cold Bd1kiiis and slippers
Childrens Black, Bronze & cold Shoes and CATERS
Mon'a Calf and Morocco Ho0ts
: Buskin and Cashmere Caters, on hands and
made to order;
Coarse Boots, from 81 20 10 S2,OO per pair
I" Kip monroes for S1,OO -
Boys coarse Boots from 81 80 to Sl,76
All kinds Of Findings, such as Kit, Thread, Pegs
Boot Webbing Boot and BrUgan Laces;
They have also on hand first rate article of Spsn-
ish Sole Leather, morocco Innings and Bindings;
Also, continue to manuiature and have on hand
splendid assortment Of their own work, which Is SO
we'll known as toheed ro other Recommendation
Their thanks are returned to the many friends who
have hitherto extended to them so liberal patronage
The public generally and the Ladies in particular
are invited to call and examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. WORK, SON NoRk.
| Lancaster, march 90, 1880 Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

A Ngw KIND OF LoCoMoTIvE.--A con
,rivauce 10 said to rave been invented III
Italy, ny which horses can propel tram
ON railroad, al the rate Of sisty mules au
hour, going themselves only IN walking
pace. The oar carries the horse, wh'
pronels in the manner Of a treod wheel
il is supposed that this wonderful con
uivance was Invented by the man VIII
once got into bushel basket and hile'
himself up by tho handles.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

The NicAuAGUA Canal 1t is annbnnc
ed in the English papers that MesSrs
White and Vanderbilt. twn commission
ers llrm tie Nrw York Company for con
slruc ing the Nirursgua canal atuyed III
London on the 9th ullimo; aud. after d
shurl pr,iud ri negotiation. satisfactory
arrar cement was completed with the
Blilish authorities. II is prohable that
this great work will be commenced with
out much delay, Messrs. White aud
Vanderbilt have just returned to Ne"
! York.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

CnARoE DlsMlssgD The charge
gOinst Que EyedThompsou a, New York
for the manufacturing torpedo box, x,with
intent To destroy The life Of Mrs. Warner
has been dismissed by the grand jury.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

SMOKING will soon lecome still more
expensive luxury. A Havana ettersayss
that. Notwithstanding the large cop o'
1obscc" of this year, such is the incf'aS
ed demand for scsars that tho lab"r there
uftui~ling. packing, SC. is greatly au'
vancet. and the average Pr'ce Is h""
Jnuble what it was fifteen years since
| TIE genuine seed hos been i'led N Var''
ous pa,ts U the Stuies, but does not sue
cppd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

MAnnlAoE IN Hen l.IPe.-.We see il
stated that Miss CMhariue Lawrence,
secnud laughter Of Abbott Lnwreuce, A
mericun Minister At the Court Of ST,
james, is about io be married to the
Marquis of Grafton, tho eldest sou Of the
Duke Of Rutland