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Just received ex ship Euphemia and for sale in bond br
NJ s. WOLFF, 25 Grayier 81

8--------- y, WHIT, % tITavIef Sc
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
SSTOIN, the night of the 1st inst a Double Bacte,
~ ~ q OLD WATCH medium Size, Hard Dial with
biark rigpres and Hands, made by Brinkman Il Collin.
London No. OgTen outside isengraved crest with
ue Initials -, W. Also-a GOLD CHAIN.
resembling a Snake, with Straight Key attached The
above reward wl be given, and questions asked to any
Office Of the Verandah Hotel, OF to - y M
20 - s.2WobFF. a fnv.er sirse.
1tEliENI-lo5 bbs, Denman's and Nelson Brown
" kosendale Cement, for sale by - N''f
jazz 81 JOHN STROUD q CO., IA6 Common Il.
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ALABAMA AND TkSHEssEE Riveh RAn.EoAD.
The Talladega Reporter gives us ihe following in
formation in regard 10 the Alabama and Tennessee
River Railroad:
g We are gfati6ed TO learn that the private sub
scrp.on to this enterprise south and west Of the
Coosa river, amounts 70 neatly s50Q00o L now
becomes the duty Of the eiixsps II TaiadegA and
Benton counties TO prepare 20 redeem the pledges
given by their Representatives IN the e0nventons.
that they would sHbscrhe an amount sufficient 70
construct the read through their Counties
$ Aetive measnres have already heea taken TO
have the entire route from Selma 70 GunfeF Land
ing. thoroughly surveyed. The Chief Engineer Of
the road, Mr. Troost, passed Though our tesi en-
Saturday last on a arseonnoisanes Of The route. We
understand that tbs surveys will be eoinmeuead
easily in February. and thar two parties viii be
placed in the 6eld--one 10 start from Seluia, and
the other rom point few niles sonsh Of this
place. Ii is confidently expected that llAs surveys
will be completed through tbs entire route the en-
suing summer Ii is the intention Of the Directory
to commence The construction 0f The road a. soon
the survey can be made and i is believed that
with the present prospects the feltl % fhe< <posR
river eau be placed in working eenditieu Ia less
than three yrHfs - 1sk ~
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COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.
VIE ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOuSE
4 NO. 13I 1ca0Hpit0utGS street, near the corner -.
q julia street. known as the . echanics' and Fs:f
DfayDlenls Retreats together with the HOUSE, h,,s
HOLD FURNITURE belonging to the same. The Ysll.l
House Is d9ng good business is in good location for
oard5ng House, md is fully furnished for the same
For particulars apply on the premises, b. GILLOOLY,
at the CORNER Of st. Joseph and Tehoupi.oulas Streets
N u he House is offered for sale consequence of the
owner having Two cotlee-houses. d3l If
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ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street INST
aeope sa, and E0ucher street. betareea Julia and
81 J9seph subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
anu the public that he has had double flooring with IN
W. recent improvements laid in portion Of his prncipa
@ @.ghmone ~ exprsy for the storage Of coffee making it
M e b ees. arehouse in the city. Hi price storage viii
p he same as last season, vz &c. D bag month He ns
ao or e storage of every description Merchandise
the lowest rates. 1850 + "''"'S ''e 'NN0i a.
Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repacked
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STAND ALONE and am slI candidate for the peo.
4 pies BILL POSTING. Thankful 10 those who got
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me- would wish to inform them, and all the world
general that am ready at all hours to post their bills dis
tended to; Crescent Office 80 St Charles street; Dilard's OIL
nee rs Camp street: Delta Office III Poydas street; Plea
yune Job Office ~ Bank Place; PicaYune Coffee honse
corner 81. Charles and Poydras SIS.
nl2 SC. SATCHEIII PEOPLES Bill Poster
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A Law RkFoRM.-ln Tie Alsbah.a ssrkls lie
Judiciary ecmmiilss reported bsll--wbcls las al
ready passed the Honse--io eushd he iualeiazy
system Of the Stats. WIKI The Recommendation that
il be passed Ii was ordered 10 Be ensipSsed Il
provides thar no report Of ihs Supreme Court shall
be published unless il decide sons new psineipe Of
law or equity not heretofore dacidss By ths couit
and that no volume shall bs Published un,H is
amount to al least $50 pages.
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y 4F SSsEk Sssf Il ssSSS SS r F.sa.sss.: ssss 6: %
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BLACK Bombasines, Alpaeas aud Orleans extra fine :
Black Mousene de Laines, Black BarecaE all qualities,
Black Silks Midows' silks, Lace Yeh and handkerchief;
Black Embroidered Cambric Handkerchief; -
Black Printed BoFdered Handkerchief;
- Black and White Lawns Black and White Cslicoe..
Engbh Clpuded Calico Black White Chine Giiehams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Gnghanst 81
Black Grapes, Black Alaphanes and Widows' Grapes;
Wliie Grape and Arophanes; Black Stik Tulls
Lodi Plain Black Caepes af. ef,
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THOMAS BRADY.

81 CHARTREs STREET.
n he fs day November ne ~ shall remove 10 the
Store No. ~ chartres street. directly opp oei5 Z
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

PERS is called TO the Brooklyn Fire Droof
at the Point opposite New Orleans, for the receiptof Prodc
from the West and erchadise from the North inten5ed
for reshpmet Having 1900 feet frontage on Tie River
with wharves in front Of the Warehouses by which eoo
ts oedher, ample room win be found for the scarsine o
Steamers, and loading Of Ships Charges fixed at very
low rates. per tariff and every accommodation offered Ia
Merchants in the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
of the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
interested in the transmitting of Merchandise in
yle to visit the premises, 0ce IF MagaESne and
Lafayette streets, Ner Orlegns.
References-J& & r. eddes. Piee. Fos, 4 ca Il w.
Station Il Co., II. +. Nichols. oa3 an
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An ATTEMPTED SwINDLE.--At Rochester, the
other day, Shakspearian reading was advertised,
the reader being French lady of rank, and pow
erul attractions were added in the shape Of silver
cup and richly bound volume, to be drawn as
prizes by the holders Of tickets On the day Of the
lecture took his station at the door of the
lecure-room and began to sell tickets, and when he
had bagged some thirteen dollars attempted to make
off. But he was suspected, watched, followed and
arrested; giving his name as F. H. Dickinson.
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ANiERICAN ERIC'A OYsIER 8 I.0ON AND nEsI,AU
SADDLERY. ETC.


FOR CALIFORNIA.
SADDLES, BRfDLEs, BITS, sTiRRIyPs. ETC., of
~ every description, INDIA RUBBER FS-G
Gh9THHINs Ga@s q Al BrPf f
o~ ~ SMITH Mhlf'H' Q BR6THER Il m IL 'fs U Common e St.
sADDLEsY AND IADIA-RUBBER GOODS.
Ga We have hand a large as (SS-~. M
& lTzssa4ee INDIA Rubber GooDs. F'7Aytg I'M
- sullap,e 9 ier RpsTsons p, sqlng 70 Cal- -ss
Poaehes Water Ta1ks aDd io1iies R;ptie as Rss
India Rubber Cloth. and Tents.
A complete stock of ssAAbh22I-ERY. TRUNKS and
HARNESS, AZ Wholesale and Retail al the lowest market
prices. IL Country Merchants and Saddlers can be sup
~i aa7 d&w 8 Common o. hokIGS g. and Il GCS Cana St.
sAnDLERY WAREHOUSES,
fssf I bS Nos. 90 AND 90 COMMON ST. ES-n
=. ~ G M We are now opening and receiy. ss..sAA
A=s4As ing fresh supplies, by every ar -
aud sADbERY m "I W&R g2se fBsTEipoen Bde Fpss I'll " hI
HARNESS Of all kinds; Coach and Harness Trimmings;
Elastic, Gna Perca and paet Stretched Leather; INDIA
RUBBER STEAM PACKING aud HOSE; India Rub
Der Leggings ColHg etc. etc. With every other article
and The public. SMITH & BROTHER,
oet6 50 and % Common st., "a door from Magazine.
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
vENiE subscribers Agents for tie AIanulactners have con.
sany on band and are ready receive orders fo every
GooDyEARs and other Patents, such as Cares Pouches,
lesgings and Clothing of al kinds Army and Navy BAGS
Az Beds Pillows, Lie Rreserye Camp Blankets, Tents,
Packing, Mil and Gin Bands Hose and every other artipe
mae OF India Rubber warranted of The best quality, and
Of SADDLES. HARNESS, iEATHER. COACH i'.Il snd
HA1RBNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC, ETC.. at tleil
Door from Magazine street, New Orleans.
oes SMITH & BROTHER.
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HATs AND cAPs AYR WHoLFsALE.

F The subscribers have in store and are receiving E
~ by every vessel. from their Factory in New ed
@ York. alarge and fresh Stock comprising every -
desirable style and quality of goods IN le line among which
are Fashionable aud Broad Brim BEAVER, hUTRIA,
MoLESkIN, ANGOLA, RUSSIA, CONEY, WOOL
and GLAZED HATS; Soft Fur, Wool, Tampico and
Mexican HATS, for Men and Boys.
JAZZ uyl ID. w. S + BELDEN, Chartres st.
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ssq, 13HH sTg2gp lSG.y yons sTKoUp WIN STROUD.
+ VOhn SfkfOSD IL CO., IA B COMMON sT between
e garondeel and Baronne sts Iealers ~ Nj 4
( IsE BIsE ,MANIEI-PIECES NJ and ENAMEL i, ,EntF N Nl
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TONES NToNfi} \EfERaas/
MsI.AhS III ~ CRAVE STONES, and MA ARBLE in
M saad NJ p4 essnt p ySrleIss t rh9masion LIME CAL WV
qTa%aaG %% %% CEMENT, Plasterng HAIR, White sand N.
h1gnsh, Fensaeola and Pittsburs FIRE-BRlCK. my3
9. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer.
~. CORNER OF -sssm 'cnpNpn os
JHito and CdrOHdeLsf sis fssH f.our {. Ti,H "
3 3 II FATS 4& ~ II Fs~ Gs~ ST SETi99SR s RE
Keeps constantly on hand every thing in his ne-nendn
great variety of Ladies and Genenien's Boots and has
and VIII sell at the lowest Cash Prices shans az ,rIb
patronage is respectfully solicited. NJ npg gIiV"O ~
CROCKERY, CHINA AND ETASSW ARF
r. IL. FELL 81 Gosh Common St. New Orleans
...., importers and Dealers, HhoieSale and Retail
MA Lamps, Plated and Britannia Castors, Can ~
Er dissticks Table Cutlery Japanned Waiters ETC. l
& Goods will be offered at low prices and eben WI
'orlhe country, packed in the safest manner. nj 6m
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SURGEON DENTIST,
Office no. 1IO 81. Charles street,
Between Po5lfas and lafayette Square,
WHERE all opetatiaus she TEETH w1 be performed
w aafisiec'f fry manner nl3 ~
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PRIVATE B0ARDING......No.I I6 Natchez st
MISS ANN HALLETT Gate of the FRANKLIN
Iva HOUSE,, Mobile begs leave to inform her Friends A
and the Public that she has opened a PRIP.dTE fa al
BSo4RLltyVti HOUSE, No. u ate he 2 sire ct , In
The House has been newly furnished, and, with Terms suit
The times and determination make her Boarlers
orlabe she hopes receive share of patronage nl2 y
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
More Money for Labor.

MILL be publicly Ie; to the lowest bidder, at
w the courth house door in the town of Wash
ing'on, on Saturday the 18th May, inst, the build
ing of two Bridges, VIZ: one across Caruse creek,
where the new road called Clark's road, crosses
the same, near Josiah Tyra's; and Que across Dry
creek. or Tyra's creek, near Daniel Tyra's The
said b,tges to consist Of Two bents, two mud sils
20 feet long, hewn two sides, four posts or
uprights, Ia inches square, braced both side,
with timber by inches, two cap slls, ID inches
square, tenants and mortices Of posts aud caps
to be by ii inches, TO DO pinned at bottom and
top with or inch pins, five tier of sleepers or
sllls, extending al least feet out the bank On
each side the sIls 10 he by II inches; the cover
ing, or floor, TO he of plank inches thick, not
over 8 or 10 inches wide, well secured by pins,
binder each end, railing on each side well
braced from the outside, with good dirt aud log
abutments at each end, sufficiently long TO give
gradual ascent and descent, said abutmen,s 10 be-
well secured against high water, aud said Bridges
to be above high water mark, all the timbers and
plank TO be of good white oak, pos, oak, or cy-
press, entirely free from sap, all to be made strong
substantial and in workmanSe manner.
DANIEL E. WILLIAMS,
(l72w Commissioner.
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
Fresh Drugs and Medicines

DR BENZ. P. JETT has just received at his
IL old stand, opposite the Clerks Office, large
aud general assortment of
FRESH AND GENUINE MEDICINES,
together with full supply of patent articles,
bonght at the mandatory and known to be
genuine consisting in part of
Wynkoops, Sands, Tow nsend's and Bulls
Sarsaparia,
James Expec,orant, II air Tonic& Sanatve Pills,
Mof4tt's Life Pills aud Phoenix Btters,
Wis ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
DAVIS Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar
B. A Fanesock's VermFuge,
Wiper's Canadian Vermfuge,
Orsgoods Coogue for the cure of fever and aeur,
Dr. Spencer's Pills and BIttsrs.
All of which he will sell at reduced prices for sh
He has a so for ssle good assortment Of Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Ready dy-made Clothing, Books and
Stationery, low for cash
Persons wishing any Of the above articles would
do well to call and examine his stock and prices
Washington, May |, 1850 I'm
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
A SPECTATOR.

JUDGE QUILLIN's SPEECH TO THE REGULATORS IN
MONTGOMERY COUNIY.-On the morning Of the
day next alter these demonstrations were made
by the Regulators, there much excitement
at Mount Ida, and it being reported that Judge
Qullin would address the Regulators large crowd
assembled to hear his speech. The following
port has been furnished us by gentleman who
was present, and heard the most OF the speech.
Our informant dos not pretend to give the exact
words used by the Judge on this occasion; bat he
gives what he believes be the substance of what
said on that occasion.
"The Judge com me need his speech by assuring
them that his object was not to oppose them
that man must be more than flesh and blood to
oppose SO large and respectable company Tie
proceeded to discuss the subject at some length -
said It sometimes became necessary for ii company
Of regulators 10 be organized 10 rid the country o
scoundreis, rogues and counterfe,ters. Iha; upon
inspection OF the paper he held in his hand, lie
observed some of the most respectabl citizens OF
their county-that he had no doub, that they were
actuat-d by the best and purest of .notives That
when the law through its weakness could not bring
offenders to justice, necessary for the strong
arm OF man To come in aid OF the law, to supply lis
weakness--ttat he had no doubt these were their
motives. He then proceeded to discuss the man
ner in which banrs OF thieves and counterteiters
frequently evaded the law. He said that when
criminal was indicted and he had SO many Of his
own clan in the county who would come forward.
and through false swearing, the jury should acquit
hun, he ought to be turned to the regulators.
Upon finis ng this sentence there long and
continued che, ring H. went OH to say to them,
that they were aware they had taken the law into
ther own hands. that as he understood maJoriy
OF the county ON their side, that they would
be their own triers, and then exhorted them to be
very cautious, mol TO punish man without they
have good grounds to believe he was guilty. He
closed with CrOck-tts motto, "Be sure you're
right, then go ahead.' Al the close OF the speech
there was great applause.
volunteers were then called for by the company
and some fifteen or twenty joined Immediately
we submit this statement OF the substance OF
Judge Quillin's speech without any other nete or
comment at this time, than ali expression OF our
hope that our informant entire misunderstood
the tenor of Judge Qun's remarks We can
scarcely bring ourselves to believe but that there
must be some mistake. We cannot conceive how
JUDI ;Ial functionary could reconcile such
sPe.ch with the high duties imposed on him by
his position.-Den,ocrat,5 5th ult.
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
Administrators Notice.

ID y Virtue of order of the Probate court OF
ID Hampstead county, Arkansas, will offer for
sale at pubic auction, at the court house door in
The town of Washington, Arkansas, on credit
of twelve mouths OH the 9Th day Of May, Is 50,
the following described real estate, belonging to
the estate of Joshua Il. Walker deceased, stu
ated in IEempsiead county, Arkansas, TO wit
fractional quarter of section 4: fractional quarter
of section 9; the southeast fractional quarter OF
section 6; south east fractional quarter of section
): the north fractional quarter Of section D:
fractional quarter Of section g the north-east frac-
tonaI quarter of section .; the southwest frac-
ton of section 5, all in township Ia, south of range
81 west; part of south h-eas; fractional quarter Of
section 81, in township 10, south of range 81 west.
G. K. CHEATHAM,
Admr. Estate of j. +. Walker, dec.
April II, 1850. 1853
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
AN OBSERVER


The LATE Cow. RoGERs.-The remov-
al of the remains of the late Com. George
Washington Rogers, U. S. NJ, from the
old Protestant Cemetery. in this city, ,(says
the Bueuos Avrean PackeD where they
teen wears, to the u. 5. corvette st.
Louis, in order to be conveyed to the u.
States, took place Oh Saturday morning
last
At about 9 o'clock on the day mem
toned, the Marine Guard of the st. Louis,
with banner flying and drum beating. and
followed by about thirty seaman, landed
from said vessel and marched 10 the atore-
mentioned cemetery, where the national
aud foreign authorizes, constituting The
corteye, were, already assembled; and
the Chiet ol Police having duiy put Capt
Cooke, OF the 81. Louis. III possession of
the .e,nains of the illust!ious deceased,
the collin Was covered with the American
| tiay aud placed IN the hea. Sc. the marines
IN The meantime, presenting arms. The
| funeral corIege then took up the line OF
march across uhe Heriro, along Peru,
| Merced and Mayo streets. aud finally
a,oug tue j ulIo promenade 10 the place
| oi pinbarkatlUu. Here the marines nav
nv again done the customary honors, Ihe
coItin was shouldered by the seamen aud
convened to the Captain of the Port S
barge, on board which that officer, Coils.
Toll aud Plnedy, and Lieut.. Col. j. B.
| Thorue embarked, the barge displaying
the Argentine flag att, aid the American
aau at the bow, both hali-mast. In this
,,,n,or the remains were convened tn
the st. Louis. followed by two Argentine
n,an-of-war boats. three OF the st. Louis,
Two of the French bark Astrolabe, and
Two of H. b. M. brigantine kessrel each
with the commanders and officers of the
r.soec1lve vessels The moment the re.
mains left the shore the national brigau-
,;ne of war, Estevan, U. 5. corvette St.
Louis. aud French bark Astrolabe, COM
menced firing guns, " hich was kept up
al intervals OF three minutes, until they
were deposited Oh board the ST. Louis
All the above vessels, as also the kestrel
and Sardlnian lugger of-war Fama, dis
pIayed their flags at hali-mast on the &C.
caslOa.
The ST. LOUIS sailed hence for Monte
video on The 23d. where it is undersioo
the remains will be transferred to the u.
S. frigate Brandywine, to be conveyed
home.
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
Administrators, Notice.

M ii HEREAS, st the April term, A d. 1850,
W of the Hampstead Court of Probate, the fol-
lowing admnstra tors and guardian accounts cur
rent and settlements filed in said court for
confirmation at the next July term the eof, to
wit:
SmkleT Johnson, Sr, administrator of the estate
of Edward johnson, Sr.
Snkler Johnson, Sr.. administrator of the estate
of Deborah Johnson.
Nathaniel Andrew administrator of the estate
Joel w Hannah administrator of the estate of
Z. w. Campbell, final.
Mary Ga,lin administrative Of the estate of
Edward Gatp.
Thomas G. Smith administrator Of The estate OF
w. III. Wnn.
Henry 5. Roach administrator of the estate of
Henry Kelly.
Joseph Caldwell administrator Of the estate OF
William Caldwell.
Daniel E. Williams administrator of the estate
ofHenry Dixon. .....-.
Joel ID. Conway administrator of the estate Of
James Allen.
John Z Arneu administrator of the estate Of
William Arnett
K. II. FINN administrator Of the estate of George
Dooley.
VI. Moss administrator OF the estate Of John
Campbell, final.
William +. Hamilton executor Of the estate of
x. Hamilton
Amelia Vaughan executrix of the estate OF John
Vaughan, final ....
Thomas J. Caldwell executor of the estate of
Andrew Caldwell, final.
Lewis Bolls guardian of tie estate oil Salina d.
BJs.
b +. Ryburn guardian Of the estate of L. e.
Dupree's heirs, final.
All persons interested in the settlement Of any
such estates or guardian accounts notified 10
come forward and file exceptions 20 such accounts
if any :hey have. on or before the second day OF
the next term Of the court Of Probate for said
county, 10 be holden at the courthouse in the
county aforesaid on the second Monday of July,
A. ID. 1850 they will be forever barred from
exec ping 10 such accounts any item thereof.
Teste: s. Il. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
FIRE S H M { nIcIN { S.
DRS. WILLIAMS & BURT


IAVE Just received from Philadelphia supe-
L rior lot of
FRESH L'RUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &C,
Which makes their stock equal in variety and
size to any in South Arkansas. They pledge
themselves TO sell nothing bat genuine articles.
They will keep constantly OH hand ). Z. Town
sends, Jacob Townsend's and Sands Sarsapara,
Moffatt's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters, Fahne-
stocks Vermfuge, Wister's Balsam Wild Cherry;
a large lot of DIR. Jaynes Family Medicines; Ex-
tract of Pink Root; Window Glass; Paints, Oils
and Dye Stuffs. together with every other article
generally found in Drug Store.
Washington, April "a, 1850 [l6:tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of order of the Probate court Of
ID Hampstead county, the undersigned, admin
istrator will offer for sale at the court house door
Of said coHnty, on Tuesday, the 7th day of May
next. on a credit of twelve months, the following
real estate belonging TO the estate OF William III.
Bowers, deceased. or much thereof will be
necessary to pay the debts Of said estate, 10 wit,
Section u, township 9, south Of range 2s wet !,
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
WOMAN.

Mr.. EDITOR: The following beautiful lines do
not recoect of ever seeing in English. They
struck my mind as peculiarly appropriate and
beautiful Oh first reading them from German
author. subscribe them in English, though they
loose somewhat of their beauty by translation:
woman, contented in silent repose,
Enjoys in its beauty lile's flower as it blows,
And waters and tends it with innocent heart,
Far richer than man with his treasures Of art
OBSERVER.
Washington telegraph., 1850-05-01
administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an orter Of the Probate court of
ID Hampstead county, the undersigned, admin
istrator of the estate of Henry Kelly, dec, will
sell at the courthouse door of said county, on the
9Th day of May next, the following real estate,
to wit: Lot No. 3 in Block No. 81, and Lots Nos.
2 and 3 in Block No. 62, in the town of WASH
inpton. A credit of twelve months will be given
and bond with approved security required to bear
s per cent. interest after maturity.
HENRY S. ROACH, Administrator.