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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
VOL. "

printed pocket handkerchiefs, mdxdgement of
the queen and the court, q Lillipulian car.
riage and four, and studied impromptu par.
agraphs, he contrived to make SOS 600 year
out Of rather disagreeable looking hls,is ma
tue. and the Unsuitable gullbili,y Of "a too
confiding public He undertook TO create d
General Tom Thumb fever, and had but to
come, see and conquer. Cows with Eve legs,
infants with two heads, a pig faced lady, aud
a learned hog, never rose above twopence al
Greenwich fair-because Barnum was not
the Snowman. Even the 'Samese Twins
failed to hold their ground, and retired in
disgust from the Barnum world to the back
woods. The Mysterious Lady prophesed
At the Egyptian Hall, and promised husbands
and coaches and six to all who consulted her
with equally Indifferent success. The phre-
nologists aud the morerecent sybils who tell
characters by hand WRITING, have barely made
a living Of il, and Barnum has stood alone
a Yankee unapproacha Bile. by the power Of
the most skilful puff, preliminary, oblique,
direct, inferential and didactic-in short, Of
every form prescribed by Puff, and portray
ed in the Critic The general has retired
upon his laurels, which mean his shillings.
He has built his palace On the banks of the
O-hi-O.' out Of the sxpences drawn from
the sale ofhis biography, and kisses to the
ladies OF Great Britain. But when Barnum
recoils it is only to make the greater leap
forward. Jenny Lind has found Snowman
worthy of her genius. She has nothing 10
do in order to be great. Henceforth she
need neither merit nor earn it. Barnum will
do it ALL"
Another extract from an English paper is
SO applicable to ourselves that we append it,
as conclusion to our erticle:-
"The Greeks regarded the Olympic games
as greater sphere of nobleness than their
schools Of philosophy. Athens turned its
head about a man who whisiled finely, and
Socrates spoke of garland maker as il he
had been hero. II we have got or are get
ting to that point, we ehall also have reached
that Stage Of intellectual decay which Greece
attained when she became the minister TO
Roman pleasures, and enslaved by her vices,
those who had subdued her by their swords
We are not of the number Of those who are
disposed to withhold from genius the honors
which some only bestow upon rank or class.
But we are thoroughly Disguised at the mis-.
erabie exhibition of great babies and solemn
fools. bestowing those distinctions upon the
mere exponents Of art. winch they fail TO ex-
tend either to the creators and composers of
immortal works, to public benefactors, or the
instructors of mankind"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

FoR BRrrsR or Worse The Meredith
Bridge. IN. H.) Democrat, states that young
gentleman and young lady at Centre Harbor,
Dot many days since, requested Squire Thomp-
son of that place, to unite them in marriage,
with which desire he forthwith complied-one
Of them, it is said, agreeing to pay him FIVE
dollars for the service, and the other promising
an additional compensation Of bushel Of beans.
The parties now say they preferred their re-
quest for marriage merely in fun. But the
Squire informs them that they are tied fast, and
cannot back out-the marriage having been le-
gally recorded on the town books, as verita-
BILE contract! There is no help for them-al-
though they refuse to live together. Many an
affair undertaken in joke ends in earnest.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

BsrrrsH wH1ccERY.- European Times
in an article on American politics, speaks Of the
federal party Of this country as follows -U
late years that party has endeavored to evade
and deny the charge Of being British party N
America, but every now and then some English
paper comes out with frank and brotheriy re-
coenition of their mutual affinities, which COM
pletely gives the lie to the whiting degenerate
successors of the old federalists Of l64l. Read
the interesting avowal
~ Relatively speaking, the American Wings
erc;te EseIIsH sYMPATHIEs. They are regard
"a as the Aristooocy Of the Uaon.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

A father chiding his son for not leaving his
bed at an earlier hour, told him as an induce
ment, that acertain man being up betimes, found
. purse Of gold. 1t might be 90, replied the
son, but he that lost it was up before him.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
Deduct for loss in Greeting to
America
Price Of 6rst ticket

Price Of frst ticket CPS 90
Net profit 632 90
But among the general ecs,acy attendant
upon Jenny's presence, the people are not
wholly unmindful Of him to whom thew
owe their Qualifications. Barnu,n comes in
for good share Of the popular good feeling.
and it is very probable that he'll do with
out the following endorsement from John
Bull Hear what the London Despatch saws
of him.
"Barnum is genius. He is the smar,est
man of smart nation. He beats Kentucky,
and Kentucky beats the world. He is the
master Of the noble science of humbug, and
the omnipotent art Of puffery. 1t is useless
for London to he jealous Of him. Nicol,
Moses, Holloway, Morrison, Brandreth]
painting at the humblest distance, like Time,
toll AFTER him in vain.' Warren was babe,
and Henry Hun, but sucking to him. The
Columbus OF exhibitions Law of shows
In word, the mighty apostle of the arsa,
truth that you must venture . snra, H Won
would catch herring Barnum was The
friend Of newspaper man, aud the noe, d
sightseeing humanity. Ia a word. he wa,
the guide, philosopher, and friend : and len
the proprietor Of Tom Thumb, and by din. n
paragraphs, advertisements, reports Of scieu.
tile men, eminent in the medical world,
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Dsrect Importation,
n NOV Upsh1g AZ Ilt eI0fs OF II
P. LARD, Ct Rog1E str

+. M l. l. A Ii u o. hoYHt Street.
az The subscriber having from Europe enabled
offer his friends and the public full and complete assortment
ns selected himself from the Nanuactos Il
Europe greatest attention. among which will be
found following
MA. BLEDspereta, Fsueui CanopieE, Tete-aTess Mar
quises, Consoles Jarlinieri, etc.
CURTAIN sTUFFsOf every variety and quality, comprising
very nch and splendid Patterns.
PORCELAINE DE sEVRssCryIsuI de Venice, including
every variety Of goods boh fncy add Papisr Aache
BrOnze Statutes Pendus Nan Ornaments, Vases Services
for The Tab including Breakfast Dinner Tea Sets, Perfume
Bottles Of raised Glass and variega'ed coors.
LkMPsOf description, both Bronze and Pocelane
and beautiful article, which Lamp
TAPEsTRYA full and complete rsh aud splendid
patterns.
BALLS AND SOIREESEvery variety Of ornaments including
Lustres, Csndeabas Ornamental China, Figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets,
The above good just received Brunswick Magnolia and
Beatrice from public invited call examine
his stock OF novelties which he Offering the
o2l
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MUSIC.


MUSIC AND MUSICAL LlNsTRUMENTs.-The
IVA subscr bers would respectfully request your nnz
attention then large and lsive stock of Mu.
sic and Muica Merchandise OF descrpton; aWMvIR
and also their well selected assortment OF Piano ykts
Fortss, fiom the fac ores of ths frs. makers in the
Unired States and Europe
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp, VolncelO Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pms, Pegs, Screws. etc,
ViOiHs Flutes, IN AccoTdons, Brass instruments
for Bands, TamhOurnes BANGS, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Fore WIre Tuning Hammers Forks, etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical instruments will eprompty
attended to,
seminanes.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for
All the new Music received from the North soon as pub
lished
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
Mr. H. d, Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct; %:
Il. A. TYLER.
o25 dtfS Wat II. d. HEWITT.
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Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.
No 30lS

Whereas, The general Improvements of the Mu-
nicpalily are intended for the good of the whole
limits thereof, and the benefits resulting therefrom
are enjoyed by all
Be 1t therefore RESOLVED, That the whole limits
of the Municipality are hereby declared urban
Passed Nov, 3, 1850 J. H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Nov s, 1850. AID. .CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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Council, provided no satisfactory opposition thereto
is made, to lay plank roadway, eight feet wide on
the south side of Canal street, from claiborne street
to the terminus of the ditch on Canal street, and
from thence 10 the Metairie Ridge Road. The lat.
ter in conjunction with the Council of the First
Municipality.
Passed Nov. 5, 1850 J.H. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov. z, 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD.
House and Lot on Philippa street, Second Mu
niciDaIity, for acCO INT VI former
purchaser,
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.

BY j, A. II BEARD, Auctioneer.
ATURAY November l6, at u o'oiocknil auoton
- al Banks Arcadr-
The following described Property sold for and
Theodore Me DER VINO failed to comp VT the terms OF
adjudication made The 18Th OF October, 1850
J or G{DU D. all the thereon
in the square bounded by Pbppt
and Triton Walk said Lot 30 inch Phppa
street by depth Of 50 ies between parallel The improve
meu house with htchen
&C in the rear, ali in der excellent repair, all
per plan.
The purchaser psymsr due
June II 1851; the balance cash.
The insured for
At Of sale before T. o. Stark Notary Public expense Of
the purchaser ms
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ResolUed, That the Mayor be authorized and re-
quested, after having given the usual notice, to let
out by contracts to the lowest bidder, the digging
OF ditch three feet deep and five feet wide, from
the present termination of the one already dug on
the north side of Felicity road said ditch to
mence at the corner of Soils street and Felicity
Road, and be continued until it ntersecs the Clai-
borne Canal. TIE whole 10 be done under the di-
rectons of the Surveyor.
Passed Nov 5, 1850 J. II. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov Il, 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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Extensive Sale OF Splendid and Fashionable
Furniture.
BY j. a, BE ID. Auctinneer.

TUESDAY November %, 1880 ard following day.
Il o'clock viii be sold at auction, at the residence OF James
RobL, Esq. St Charles
The entire FURNITURE Of the establishment, comprising list
Of giant fashionable Drawing Dining Breakfast
superb Mirrors Curtains aud 4rapees Das,
Setes Work Tabes Exten Dining and other ahlsi Piano
fms Carpets t Of China and glassware the
Chambers comprising erey descr pion Of Bedroom requisites
Cutlery and large variety eery description Of furniture, Of
the best znuauTe and styles. All catalogue which
will be ready for delivery on the 9th Of November.
The dwelling will be opened for inspection Of Furniture the
aud following days
4 on delivery. Sa wi reserve.
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No 2nIQ

ReSOlUsd, That Theophilus Nash be and is here
by released from the payment of fine on nui
sance cart, for violation of the ordinances hi
paying charges same.
Passed Nov. 8, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approyed Nov. 8. 1850 A. ID. CROSSMAN. Mnyor.
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House ..:.....:.. and. ............N Nurse
BY ]. A. heard. Amctioneer.

TUESDAY November 49, II oeock"il be sold, Banks
Arcade
The Nurse Girl MARY, aged IA years Said Girl sold
u under full guarantee against The vices and maads
scTihed by law
Tarms- One-h If cash; balance months, per
interest for Efdcory endorsed bearing mougg
property
Act Of sale before T o. Stark Notary Public tle expense
the nurCha nI6
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SLtAMkslAIN.

- az -
ussrfE.-z Tp TpT AmgTT TfWEEII .sIEHs
sESsss5aS3s5sssS ri iii 4. tISs
narEaI .+ess tlIk.stistN HI s,sen1 10Y T, P pi
III OIRIn CsIa III = Cit asal ~ n ihern' h SHu ii
I. r ,Ge a,i r w; "IUers"n s aa,'a -, n9,'
rims sSsss q, bins n roo1sI1ua ot tbs sTove
steameIs will leave tine Pon1chsrtsiG Railroad DAILY on
letter eaVes the office the Agents O'Clock
FOR e'ss, % 's;t9TGf G & &RpDy OF board St to
jana iy :. 4 Il. GtDpES. Agent. lO BanB Place.
~ n "a guIar YszoO Packet T4LIAH1T-
sla6.A CfIEE-Tbe snUerioT lIrbt drannbt and fact
rnnning steamer + 4 T. ii a TJiHEE cam
4 Wiey Wil posiv y leave for The abnye and ali i rae
diaie landings on SATURnAY the 18th inst al ocIo"f
p NJ For ghf or massage anpv on hoard foot of lanai
str, et or to Tnl6i r b. SMITH II Poydrss ST.
:; -
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Two FLAILEks AND BuIl.DEBs.-A. BROWN
L * CO., Dealers IN all kinds Of LunbsT-Cypress,
White and ell0w Pine, Mahogany BsNE Walnut, OAK.
Aand Poplar; Mahogsny Neweiis nausteEs; Lath,
LkANs. STEAM SAW. MILL, NATcHEz, Miss.
~ Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber, delivered any
notice. ara iyd 3mW
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No 9OOn

ResOiUed, That in conformity with the adjudi-
cation made by the Mayor of NewOreans on the
2Sth October, the Surveyor is hereby authorized
to contract with the following parties, according
their respective bids, for the following works, in
accordance with plans and specifications on file in
his office:
l. For the building of an engine house, stable,
hose-hOuse trough, etc, etc, lot of ground on
ST. John street, between Julia and Girod streets,
for James Gulick Fire Company No. II, with M.
B. Howard principal, and Homes & Bennett as
securities for the sum of two thousand nine hun
dred dollars, security being given in twice the
amount of the contract for the faithful execution OF
the work.
?. For the building of an engine house, stable
hose house, trough, ETC., etc, lot of ground on
Calope street, between Apolloand Nayades streets
for jackson Fire Company No. IS, with Henry
McGuinn principal, and Jas. Gan and Thos.
McConney as securities tor the sum of two
thousand five hundred dollars security being given
in twice the amount Of the contract for the faithful
| execution Of the work.
Passed Nov, 8, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov. 8, 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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~ CRACKERS-Soda, Butter and Sugar Crackers.
lC0 barrels and half barrels Of Kendal's ed
CrackeTs arrived, kiln dried and suitable tor ship
ping, For sale by X. f. NICHOLS co.
nl3 76 and rs Camp street
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REWARDS.

L the subscriber on the l2h of May last mulato ek
BOY, by the name of Bonke, about l5 yoa old, AS
stOnt built. He had on, when he lett, blue biankatFH
coat and wool hat There two bald places his ~
head Occasioned bg bum when child He has a
his forehead he Is four feet six inches high hand
kerchet on his head to event detection Whoever will
resi- said boy or 10 him in JAIL and give information to M
Reigar 10 CaIondeet street, will receive the above
ward. lO22 3m1 ROBERT MCALPIN.
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.

TOR RENT-A two story Dwelling House, with
Il rear twostory Buildings, suitable for a respectable 81
family on POeyi fare street, FOucher. Rent $35 Cad
mis- lt2dpstos t. NJ. RUSHA, "a Grod ST.
GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsTABLIsHED
VI EMIGRATION, REMITTANCE, AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE 40 Poy dTas street, New Orleans. Passage
"a. 10 and from Gredt Britain Ireland a.
SEKk ria t.iUaP.O The gbscrber beg, leave &f8k
aSEs 10 nfom his friends and the pubic that he ssAa
continues his business OF issuing Drafts and bringing out
passengers Liverpool this city, good ships and
GEORGE SHERLOCK, no Poydras street.
between Csmp and ST. Charles SIS.
INTELLIGENCE DEPARTEEHT:
Gardener and LabuTeTs piled those reguiT.
ing hem and families also furni he'd with good thorough
Servants Cooks, etc etc. Apply 20
GEORGE SHERLOCK. ITO Poydras street,
M 6mos between Camp and st. Charles sis
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pALNTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
4 4. B0WERS, SO long and tavoraby known HoUsE
the puc & in senef that that he has D PAINT F sHGP S Va
& street %ss n he s al to % S
business with the very best of materials. r7ly
ss,, PRIMEt5ARDEN AND FIBLD SEEDS. 1e1s,
sss Raj Rated for F D. GAY, and selling at bis NewSTS
- jSs LeSee,) ~ TREES, sHRuBBERy AND
PLANTS. o26 I'm
To Owners of Steamboats, and Planters.
e. ES& @ s 81: M 6 P4S
hs 1.iS ea SS % hi P T to b a F, ' s
Of M; will perfectly cleanse and remove al .nds
0n eao time 8os aa G % very GSE S@bs I
Us '''''' RUREkT MTRPHY, Ss 6d Ia Ieyas
R Refer to the following geotemen who have tried the
L.B.LEBEAU, President Pontcharran R. r. Co.
:; F. FoRsrALL, Esq
Y'Eogtsg R6ss Eoats GAGNET FaPHg 1 Old Basin
ToWNssTENEpi WsTlEi Of f4fRssi THiSoG,aSSi issRm. Gypsy
Capt LoRETr, U. s. inspector of Boilers. nj sw
A LGIERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
IA SToRE.-The unde signed Is grateful for the patronage
merit their continuance He prepared fill ali Plantation
ship Chander line city prices and the shortest notice
Groeefies Paints and 0 Pitch and THrpenne oaSnm and
Coal FAR etc Corase of al kinds, AID general
'aniy nS sa OO' 'O ''lpsnsl' anu TH6MIs HUGHES.
| M Hill HALL, No "a st. Louis street-NeIU
w Saloon and Res GurdRt for Ladies'
The subscriber, grateful for the patronage SsrYyYF
which they have experienced at the WHIIE Sks4sS-S
HAIL. and desous of its continuance, have greatly embe
lshed heir establishment On SATURDAY 18th November
| at O'Clock p. M, they will open New RESTAURANT
| ~ HSALO0N on the story Of the same
~JNI This new Saloon. decorat by the best artists
| w. OF this city, unitss elegance to comfort. On
the tables will be spread the decaces of each and the
| Wins cnoice.
Gy Toe public is invited on Saturday next to partake of
splendid LUNCH, by which this Saloon will be opened.
| MA 6m s. NIOSCA co.
| TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
| WILLACY g. CO.'S Passage and FOr-
| -EEEe Narding Office, ~ -
SlElIEA No. New Levee between Canal and
| - Common streets, kewOrleHnB
Tickets tor Chagres Panama San Francisco and by
o California, be had at the office.
N Passengers forwarded all ports the Mississippi Ohio
parts OF TeIu % m lstp
AEIV ORLEANS EMIIiRANT d REMITTANCE
| OFFICE.
A - - 81
TNHE undersigned, his old established office continues
accommodate desr0us of remiting money thei
friends in England, Ireland, Scotland with Sterling Sigh
Drafts payable in town in the above named king
ms, and in suit. He also, usual, continues hav
passengers brought from Liverpool TO this city, goo
ships and reasonable teTms Parties living distance
addressing letter (pOstpaid) to the undersigned, will
lmptly attended to. JOHN TOOI,E,
sle hm 3 Bank Place.
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No. 3O2l.


Resolved, That after the passage hereof, no pur-
chases shall be made by the Warden of the Work
house, of provisions, materials or clothing, except
upon the order of the committee on that institution;
and it is hereby made the duty of said Warden to
furnish to the committee at The commencement of
each month, statement of the probable wants of
the Work house for said month.
Resolved, That all bills for clothing, materials or
provisions, shall be certified by the Warden, and
presented to The committee for their approval and
after such approval, shall be complrolled by The
Comptroller, and paid on the warrants of the May
or 10 the parties from whom said purchases are
made
Resolued, That all moneys received from prison.
ers or sales of materials, shall pc paid over semi
monthly to the Treasurer and that the payroll of
| all officers employees shall be tade out month
ly, ard paid by the Treasurer, the case of all
| other departments Of the Mnnc nalitv.
| Passed Nov 5, 1850. j. Il. Caldwell, President.
| Approved Nov. 8, 1850, A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
No. 1922
Resolved, That public notice be given for ten.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-Two families and several gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with board at No. 249 Common st.
between st. John and st. Peter streets. o25 3mlp'
MRS. w f BROWN informs her friends and
1NI the public that. wing nrPnnA and thoroughly -.
renOva ed the WAVERLY HOUSE, No. 28 Canal ssi.ss.
st. lately occupied by Mrs Shal sh prepared HI
offer every cOmmOdaon, both transient snd &AS
permanent BOares, IN pains and expense procure.
New Orleans. November 8, 1870. MA lyos
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BIO RDINH HO UBH.
No. n GRy9YIER STREET, bettceen Sc. ChGrIsJ
aud CGrondeiet one door from corner Of CaTande.St
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs her CT
Vl frends and the public that she continues in the ,IE
above eligible location occupied by her during the I'LL
asst years, and prepared accommodate her friends
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
long experience, and the very desirable and
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with he
patronage Her TERMS will continue to be very Mon
sRATR. do lyd&W
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e g x "A

THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed
the arrivals France choice
selection of French Fancy Gods and Millinery the
OF which respectfully invite the Of
d. 2 WAYMitUTH, IL Char1res street.
fD Orders for the making Dresses Cloaks Mantias
promptly executed BY a If
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-26

The National Intelligencer says: 1--WE
are pleased to find from the following res.
olrtion, that the Board of Managers OF
the Washington National Monument So
ciety have adopted a plan which we
hope will be found acceptable to the pat.
ridic citizens ofthis country, and be cal
cuated to afford aid to the great and no.
BILE object which they have undertaken.
Washington National Monument Office,
May %, 1850
At meeting of the Board of Mana
gers, held this day, the following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the people of the Uni
ted States, either individually or by asso-
cations, be and they are hereby respect
fully requested to take up collections
throughout the Union on the approach
ing Anniversary of American Independ-
ence in aid of the great Washington Ma
tional Monument now being erected in
this city.
Papers throughout the Union will
please copy.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-26
Land for Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Hampstead Probate
ID court will sell at public sale, the 30th day
of August, 1850, credit of twelve months,
the well known farm which John G. Campbell,
dec, resided at the time of his death This farm
is situated about five miles from Washington,
Hampstead county, and is one Of the best and
most desirable black land farms in Hampstead
county. 1t contains about four hundred acres, a
good portion of which is cleared and in high
state of cultivation. There are all the necessary
buildings on SAID farm, and it is under good fence
Those who feel desirous of purchasing this well
know and valuable farm would do well TO call
and examine the premises. 1t is situated in a
fine, moral and intelligent community, and l
know of no place that has more intrinsic value.
The sale will take place on The premises on the
day aforesaid
JOHN B. HOLMAN,
Admr of ]. G.. Campbell, dec.
Washington, Ark, May %, 1850. [23