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rnANcm nNILnoAp.

IN sol shFf we sl'I ~ r---.-.--,
= - " Mach sur,ut, ths rs,,. . -
-. % sr-rr ua,u on ihis road o,u
pu r,sp'uly M rro,np,ly a.. follows. ua',' farther
u.iIyr
en- Tau3.v,. 71vslst, ari Ni.-'aV. i'1,lrg
EullEsI az H'lsk, \. VI, r,1.hiH. Mechanic
TaM mr m, Nhuir il.bIs \. VI. taiu o. Port.
land. a0It5. NuIrr.rr1gin ani hs1nsl-l talH 'Isi.
E.ru.ri,s. lrlyr Mechanic l'al'. 20 q n',i.lh art
Ten riirufri. uT Uu thr lTri'al a thr haru' kUlI
tIai1 irlur Portland bHd ihr eIst.
On WrFrrs. Wr'ruIHV arI IrfrG'. AaF-
Uu.ltrII.t i5 rIrufss PCT n'Dhsk, =. N.,rrfrh.
,.. tlr Atlantic UH,I au,,urHu tam o. lru.sHi
,rl srt. f,rum,vs, vtu I'1,s hu ln1i, laI.' ,H
airt,sTttfhs Niarl'r lf-fH"HH lHT1
rhr.. I.T,ruo. nnd aui1as 1r'nrmn..a ir aN
,r,-,. ,r,rr.rriiug s'liu,kt,il, frm NsHr0. Hrri-
-. cats MIs, P,u, lut.H. Ma Irr",
T..r-.r,. Crs'.r J. .r'. jos, ~ lF.1 1ri ir'7iHF.
~. which pr, rr1.uFirj with rfr'i care, ril.irnO
...I 5.Hy,Hi.1,s. D., Nr T. ~avf,'.r.
o. l,t, ihruu.h ~ rurillrd sni Ro1tsu uiH d"
hrH rt no. llufkhsll office.
81 6r..ht Willis ruurtl, forwarded, boz CON.
rr.fi.r v .ih trains .1sf BHI wet. I.r i'Ius, s'r
hres IuIs. ur HrI 10, iH n. y. rrIN,r. Ticket Ma.
Coo aaI .hr Ngs-i.
r,I.rI.r. ~. ~rNIipING, Cn0'r.I.r.
Uu.lE,II. Mach -. ISL ST
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CAITInN Tn nnInnI.I.-

Pmsl.l.s Rldsa,'s Rod, E,lsirr., of itr 1H-
iLIusrJ agent. vh.-, Hl.1fs 100 iHslrt-I u rI-
Iaj-r our TRAVELLING agent. have f8'sf H' sfs.I.
ns, .i-urI d, Boz. li.r. Tu,h1slr- 1.sats 1ss .'
sss u. rii.s. 50 uI - r,1f.. br-, l.u.'
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Consunlption,

,nI't.IIS sIf t4t. i.s.fftr. fiit-i. 'l...''g t.g
49, - o. I..sl f.ias .s % ielfl - 80 ~
Ns.s.sf.sft NtHH ...l.f o. III't.a n 70 ..'. a.
TINIAI.t .NhNI~-t- co t-rf. ''.h H'''A
q -. f.l.TI lhnirrt lutrutuuis ~. . 49, .
- IaF rfuat 90 .Hs.. .aas Ni 'H.,f. -. ~
PamPhlrt- All Nl1a...i-a. COZ N.'''' --''
Grv swsy
I.f ~. d, II5rr Howe. rsris lliu; W.. \
V..t.SHIi4 ts,s. Sh.rkl, \ Favor, Nurs,N
and a., merchant, and Iu.Eists CENTRALLY,
NTnf.fs n.r.f D. addressed o. Wallace Co.
snl ntaaunst. Ngv lufk. ~
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mn nREAIm

lll1u 1up. >1r stomach. E,iarn,1 WlrH. S..
rrr gui,Lk rurrI H1 q Iusr ~ t,r1sIt't Eri.t 10
lrt Bksu ufru1'1. ifIs llf.i.i.H. ,sf.. .f' IHa-
parting sit,1-ib A. r1rfN uI-,I tri .Hl .T..i Doe
bsiy, sHd hrath aBI hirpi1r.. to thr mrHT.
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cunt FEVER

Ou' rl .i.,rafl of l,H.,rtf Ready r.frfHk-8
geo The bet s,rI t1u.. 81 chilli. s1I 'afhrfir .,si
H,k anl -hul.'Hf. Of there 81. 900, Tl.u sg.r,...i
auI % utI rlir, rirrrut Chill Iryrf
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% 500 Lrr0 rta .H s.. l.r,s. ~a,..| J.....,
v.Haua.. uf ib. mrH,ss, Of 500 na,a I s..H.I..i
HHn. svr,s.I o.. IFu.sH HuH. sHf, r.rf. .F .' 500
Ir.u.. -riII ,Ha.sr.f. Ga sIt'. E,f., Role. 900
fthr .ru irr 1.r. u.r.1. tHs .tfr B.a sv.Irr. rFr
strength Hr. .sT., H, fl, ru1s.. b.. a.I .H.T.. Hsr
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FOR BOSTON.

fANNN e A.'hih ~. ~ v -
e% o Ia 'i' , '., Ne %o 2a.,.'l , ~
isfIs;LL -. yrtiuf frl-guirg St'lmsfs IT.
LAWRENCE. tJ1pt CNUus
StuEriv,St) aHi JOHN MARSHALL, (Cari.
Gro. kStsUT,) vii fuu as follows.
I.ray,rr Atbutic Roll RHaI What every Nuu.
Ia,. TussIt,. Ws,lns. 'l,, ThmsiiN ard lr,ds,
~ o'cI1ck T.. VI. ,ni CeHtnl What. Boston, un
same tl,,. az n'rlY,A \ "
Csbari.ar, 600
NJ IS
Freight tkru st he rstrs.
y. u.-Tlfh Bat BE- lrrishaH eiih large rum.
30 of ~tstr Room. f,r ihr H,-Hw1liai.u.i l.'.I@s
arl IsmiII.. ava Travellers a,r rrminiri lhlt h
nktr. ib.. Co.,. wrfh s1yirs II ume ari ,NIrHs'
sir d. p1p e.. COOL th1t che Inconvenience ~ 'f1iN-
ipg n ur,lau 10 hir huur. oi ih- lht viii al'H w
Avoided.
Tho Uas auifr Boo srlsH0 o. thr rasssrgrr o.
takr flr earliest ffrIrs got H' fhr cts.
,. BILLINGS ir.lf. ruuhrl.
J UEOuk~ AE.Hi, Bosom.
Mach -. ISL. 80
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Farm for Sale.

g--E Tlii .rIsTrlsr uar.s f.rsrlr h..
css1 -. , fnr Bro I1us ErrsHH thr usi BOD.
S-9ii,A b. hun rHuslli.I e. ll,'r.H NrlI.
~ - ,fH., sls.H. tlf.s mI'r. hHu luis
80 No. ava Hls.rf CO. s,nr GHm ~.rfb
rsr.. said hm rnutsirs 200 a-rss Of h1i. rufs
arrrlrN fau 20 ir 90 r.rs .f h9,, HrI ulf ,1s,1
o. Improved tH .r.tr larger H.H"i'f. N, being .,-
f.rrI-rI t.tIHr.a Do. IH..Irrss m l.s % If.#r
.f..Ifrr.', i. fh- rurlhHs.I tH ln.1 r.si NHH
ata if.i 1uln uw Hua lI.futl .I.l.- i,u-
,.. r. fHTrIvI. Is rHH greater .1rl 3D. FfH1f saI.
90 rrf,SI 'rr@Hrfs, ,HVHIr % Il- su'H.H'rr
rf irfum, HI Nehemiah Packard. lHu. ll..l.
LYMAN y. lIAil.
i'rn, Jan 90. 1851 u'l
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nav and Shinglc Will for sale.

TliI; who'll, ~ one h,lf ~ The mir. situated on
Cr-,ko Rive in Mat,rlprd, anil Dfnstl, Known
a- the MrNam Mills will H. .old At a good bar
gain, an immediate rnssessiDn giVsn. Thee Mil.
'tr well situated &c constant suppl, IT uu,lsrf,
sHd e tcaiy market lor The same. For farther par.
ticulars inquirc IT SAMUEL. HALE, on the ptem.
isss. or the subscriber ~ Norway.
WI. T.. GOODNOW.
Aprl IS. 1851 ropiufiI
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IOI, SALE.

4 cr.1 Pam ,I.1,fsl i1 ths Eastern rsu pfP1r.
\ rs, lsIr- f.r fam i.rmr5I, rvr,t lr John U,-.
80. SAID iTu uHHHlBs alsut uns HUNDRED arI iHf.
O., aur. ani BE- su.aII, divided Ht1 rnHv irs, ii. <,
s1l weed hHi. There BE- cami1rtluIr hHuss anil
larr, anil good wei. uf vBrsr.
Aisa &C. sa.c, tts De nri hui ding. ~ Moth Par.
H., inHusr', ugHsI D., JubrW p,miu-, aud recent.
u ur,uTr,u il IIutss Btk0sU
Ihr als,r Trup,H, vi.I De- sUII ,yry low. anil u
ihrIsl r.r '.l .Nts1dHl O. ths rrrsh,ssI.
JAMES uEERlNG.
-. plus, March %. ISL 6u
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For California.
w. -. LITTLa,


'I'llE above, With convenient out buiiings, nod
81 II an arrc ~ pfiur land, ycry pleasant,
s.iraict AZ Steep Pail, village In NORWAY, viii D.
suli 1t bargain, and pp-sr-siIn given immediate
u. Tenn. # payment easy. EDS further I1Itiru.
ar. ,nIuir- Of THOMAS rOOi, 90 the rrrmi.c.,
ur ihr subscriber.
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IhFont. Stomach 0F lluNFlsOt Grown
Persons or Children nnd iot Can
h.i n'ro1 ,p, ,i ,nS ''ii,I To,'
"nu ''a', ~, ~ ~. Ip,,,n.
'"''' 80
The most a--fE. ..'l e...' ". '"'.'g 80 ''.'''
arr ouTi uy ODE 1ANArH b'l''N. N'N '.'. any
certainty, DO being urg.F And"N io if.I. r''i'h eng
staining rlsrs, i.F have been IF"H,il'rt i.Ea'a..e
By Doe best rIFsir.l.f.
E.r Eflsrs srHs asnaHs rr.' ore aifyhs 10 may
b~ r... upon lr r ys.f.f Iyi .prrlY u,rs, Ni'h
tlr rIa'r'' a.urr-r.
Arrf.aI Oh taf md H- on. .I' Fa.Ht par. "I'1ry
%, sa,-. ~ ,li.l-,. a V. n,tsiar T, give, immediate
relic.
g..r....f.-.-.f H.,.,, ,,t.,.,f .. L,-.L ifFr
gff ....,...,' g,.,.-g,.s by S.--.i g-r-r.
!, ..'. .'........'. ---..ry
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For sale or To LET.
Cart VI heels.

DEADN made Cart Wheels, with Cast Iron iiub.
IA ,fun b0rn.d and warranted good.
Also, Hobs, Spokss, and fslloss SEPARATELY.
Foe sac b. BROWN & Gu
Nor~s,. Arrl "a istN iiu
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lBivs,'. g'I., W,I.,f cores. aafr r..rs of r...I-
rrl uatsIs .tlT.H'ru .bH... aHH sl. IHvrl ,..r.
rHu'. che rif, f.Ir. fHnH HH, Hfh,f um..i, Ir rs.
ur ib. Ht.k- fol. f.r Nf..f-sf.rf. Ni.-.uu lNH..s
1rF OHru1tfs. H Nrr urIr1Hs. ST. isHIs. COO.
rpH,u u.Uuu. Chicago, N'vaHsl.. Glsrr. 200
..H.r PLACES uL,T. i', tHuIrr, r...I1 ar. .,s-
..f., u-.I .r EuIt. Ua'v.t. . E.I., Role. go
r... afrr 'H. isstsHr.s.. Twill lu fIrrr H.-
ufs. .tHH th. H..f 1I..rHf lurHs ,HH .I1.Hs. ...
rHItH .".f. Ur.i tl.... H.Tf OIL. ..... s...IH.. NJ.
r, 100 imitation. s... fI. .l.Is. ....Hu.r. aH# ..
U,,. H. .IfsH' H.u l. UIIu.
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r\Crs rnn mn rEorLr.
DOWNS ELINlR

IT, Affh.s season If thr wear, When rHulhs auH
.IIs pod. sH comm. r. ever, I'D, sb.u'I lu.v thli
fhr .. .r.f .H. ta..r r.ItfH f. ~ .fHI-rf.
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pEpsr-c CIV pa.srnr1A

sr,r rr vut,JEiI 90 rnsrhar.
r.. tHry.-.sr-a ~ s.r .frr O.. BH rattle ~ Doc
-.rr'r,. fHs DIGESTIVE MATTER OF THE
TCT~lN, bel poo t, iH fhr irrH .i rHvtsr, "a ita I.
...f..rs t. o. U.-.rI,.H I1 vafrf D, fhr patient
Ir.s. powders rr4atr fIst tha fBrs r.ffrr Fs fIr
A. ff.s. .... 5000 I-s@rt b, HHBI., FREE uI Iu~T-
isr. .r or DOLLAR s.rf trl.t-THaD On d.
J. n HUUGIITpN. VI H., rEIlf,Iuh1, a..
--rIfNIETE rms '-Etry b.uIe 0i ihr
..IrrH. TEr~lN lrJr, thr written sI-Hsf1rr of
$. WUUGuTON. VI. n, rh.5fs.Yh1, ~. Cup
f.-hr and Tea Eel MARI sr,rrrI.
STFT, .I druggists and dealers ir rsIirirss.
AsTNT~-Et> ~ 3 co. SHr'h Paris, lIs1n
Fl. gr. M ....f..As T.. AfuHnt s. Co., lIu.kf,''s
10 EuH.r Nrrhar.r Falls e. T. Inn,ls.
N--.-L- -
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE GENTS \ boN
DIR. PETTIT'S
CAMKER BALSAM.

NH It lllH = T. I.tH 'f
Nur.in- sore Mouth = Sore Nipplc, - In
I,,d.' sore Months -Inttut,' sore Gums
while IrCthin-- JHnkcT ~ the Month";
Throat, Stomach oT BuNTl,ot Grown
Persons or Children md Tor Cam
her accompanying JaukCT Wash
aud scarlet IcVCT-NWcllrd Ton
siis=lIitntion ot the BTun-
r.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24

GREAT SALE OF LAND AND SrocK AT
CORPUS CHRIsr-On the 1st of Nav
next, an immense sale of land and stock
is to take place at Corpus Christi, Texas,
under the disecsionof Col. Kinney. The
sale will include 1860 town lots in Cor
pus Christi. and 400 lots in Nueces,owp:
$4,000 head Of horned cattle, 1000 sheen.
400 mules. 1,5O0 horses; besides farming
utensils. merchandise, &c. The sale IS
expected to bring together an immense
concourse of people, and to be almost as
grand and attractive as the Worlds s
Fair" The New Orleans Delta saws a
theatre will be opened on the occasion
Races will be run of the best blooded
stock. Regular bull-fghis will come off,
in which the actors will lie veritable bull.
fighters from Spain and Mexico. Choice
singers will be engaged for concerts. to-
gether with jngglers, circus-riders and
every thing else that can amuse the peoA
pie during the time of this great sale
the largest sale ever held in this counpry
is going on.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24

WHAT THE South WANTs.-Referring
to the Planters Convention at Macon,
Ga, the Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel
says: "What the South wants to consu-
mate her independence and prosperity is
better and more enlightened system OF
agriculture-srfhcient capital invested in
manufactures to make at home whatever
She can make pro6tably-to spin and
weave the great mass Of her great staple,
and send it abroad ID every land where
it is consumed. These will render her
lands more fertile and productive, diver.
sity her labor, and give more to the pro-
duction of breadstuffs, and secure great.
er number of consumers of all the nee.
essa-ies Of life, aud Introduce into her
midst thousands of mechanics and art-
sans, who, while they swell our popula-
ton, will contribute greatly to the general
wealth and prosperity Of the people, and
the country"
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24

SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-A new search
for Sir John franklin is to be undertaken
by Lieut.. PIN, who has received an un-
limited leave of absence by the Admiral
ty. to carry out his design. The AJmi.
ralty, however would not undertake the
execution of Lieut. PINS plan. Lady
franklin advanced So 500 towards the
expedition, being all she could command.
This sern is to be used in fitting out the
expedition; and the Emperor of Russia
relied on for assistance in prosecuting it
to completion. Lieut.. PIN was 10 pro-
ceed to Petersbnrgh on the 6th inst to
present letters and enlist the sympathy of
the Russian Government in the cause.
Supposing the negotiations with the
Court of Russia to terminate favorably,
his track would lead from St. Petersburgh
to Moscow to 1rkutz by sledges. dis
tance o: 3.544 miles: and from Irkutz to
Takoutz, also in sledges, distance o:
1924 miles; the whole journey occupying
about four months. A Takoutz all reg
ular travelling conveniences terminate,
and the 1900 to the kolyman, as we'll as
the 1000 miles CT search would have to
be performed III manner best adapted
to the resources of the country. In 1854
the task might be completed if, unfortu-
nately. before that time no trace should
have been found.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
Ku Eu.-A Circassisn song
mn . r. GODDARD.

4. n. gTODDA"O'
srh. sh;n;nu cloud that broods above the hill
g. x-,. Il, shadow over all the lawn;
Tn. .novy swan is sailing out to s-a,
SLOW followed BY a ruffied surge Of Eight
In Lu is like cloud in nemofyr
And shades the ancient brightness Of my mind;
A white swan on the ocean OF my heart,
Trailing lengthe aing track Of golden thought!
The beams of evening slant adown the sky,
Poured from the inner folds of western clouds;
But in the west there is spot Of blue.
And in that spot of blae, the evening staF!
And thus the golden tresses Of Lu Lu,
Gnsh from her turban DER her slender neck;
And thus she drops her tmid, mild blue eye,
And in her mild blue eye, there melts tear!
Eu Lu is soft and gentle as the dove;
But am wilder than the mountain eagle;
My matted locks are darker than the storms
Lowering around the brows Of looming hills;
The gIances of my eve are like the lightnings
Shot from the ragged eyeds Of the storm;
But when think Of thee, my sweet Lu Lu,
shed the eagles pumage for the doves:
saw Lu Lu at daybreak with her fawu;
She led it by her in a silken leash:
But oh! if ] were in the wild fawn's place:
Ed follow with TO leash, save only Loves!
The dove gave her yesterday has learned.
10 peck her mouth. and nestle in her breast,
Too happy dove! were in thy nest,-
N-if-by Allah!--I must be, or die!
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24

SUICIDE. E.-Littleberr Darlington, Esq
one of the aldermen of the city of Rich
mond, Va, committed suicide bv hanging
himself, on Friday morning last. Upon
his person was found note, addressed to
a friend, requesting that his body might he
buried in the clothes upon him at the
time of death, and that the coffin should
be plain-"not TO cost more than two
dollars, if one can be had at that price {"
On the back OF this note was this Shak-
sperean superscription-
The evil that men do lives after them;
The good is Oft inferred with their bones.
The Richmond Times says that the
immediate causes OF the rash act are un-
known.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
General Land .fgeHcy.

DANIEL E. WILLIAMS will serve all those
~ who desire his services as Land Agent in the
Red River Land District; will attend promptly to
paying taxes, redeeming forfeited lands, locating
land warrants. &c Persons wishing their lands
properly described, can get plat Of their lands
and true description for a small fee; will also
draw deeds, mortgages, bonds, bills sale, articles
of agreement. &c, &c. His experience in this
kind Of business, prompts him to the belief that he
can give general satisfaction.
Washington, Feb. 90, 1850. f7tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24

New Goods.
Great Bargains for Cash.
N addition TO our present STOCK we are lE@
and seasonable Goods. Our stock consists -
Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps,
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery. Crockeryware, Tnware, Saddles. Brides,
WOODWARD, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Liquors, Soap, Candles, Starch, Spices, Preserved
Fruits, Fish, Cheese, and many other articles.
We will make it the interest Of purchasers to give
their custom, who wish to buy cheap for cash.
Call and try
D'ARMOND & SlLLIMAN,
West OF the Hotels.
Washington, April g. 1851. tl4if
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
Cotton q i4sS.

TINE undersigned hsy%on'f fand lot of supe-
Il riorGin'ssands Of vsrious sizes and patterns,
made Of the best material and on the most ap
proved plan, which he will fully guarantee, and
sell or more accommodating terms than they, have
ever heretofore beenoffered.
B L. BRITTIN.'
Washington June 19, 1850. 94x
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
M 0D"H0" "O

'ashington, Oct. 3, l649- 39-tf

THE copartnership heretofore existing under
i the name of Collins, Little tr Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to the subscribers BY note or account are requested
to make immediate payment, as the affairs of the
firm must be settled without delay. We earnestly
hope that in consideration Of the extreme lenity
extended to the customers Of the house during
the continuance of the copartnership, those who
are indebted to us will attend promptly 10 this
call, and save the unpleasant necessity of pac-
ing our claims in the hands Of attorney for
collection.
The remaining stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing.
Hardware and inware will be sold al very
duced prices, and ON twelve months credit. We
have a general assortment Of Groceries, which
we will sell low fer cash cotton.
We will be held responsible for all cotton pur-
chases made by either Of the undersigned for ac-
count Of Collins, Little g. Co, as heretofore.
COLLINS, LITTLE & co.
Fulton, JAM IA. 1851. [3tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
N0DIHHO"O

M
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons that
IN the south half of section "a, in township TO-,
south Of range 25 west of the fifth principal
meridian, selected by the Territory of Ar
kansas in the year 1928 as part of the seventy
two sections Of land granted to that Territory by
act of Congress on the Cd March, 1927; that
said selection approved and confirmed OH
the 18th January, 1929, and that l afterwards
purchased the same land from the State of Ar
kansas at and for full and fair price and consid
GRAFTON, long since entirely paid.
And the southwest quarter of that section,
and the east half Of the south east quarter OF the
same, being now advertised to be sold as land
selected and located by William Hickman under
Bowie c!ahn Of Francis Rashall. which location
not made ussii the oath day of January,
1899. tate this method Of making known TO
all persons dispossd to bid for said 240 acres Of
land, that claim TO have unquestiona able title TO
the same and shall appeal to tile courts for pro-
lection, in case said sale proceeds and any person
purchases said lands.
GRANDSON D. ROYSTON.
By Pike & Cummins, and Watkins g. Curran,
his attorneys.
Aug. 2, 1851. [3I
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
Gin ManufaclOry.

THE undersigned has permanently located
l. mself in the town Of Washington, where
he intends manufacturing Gin Stands Of the best
quality, and most improved patterns. From many
years practical experience in the business, he
fatters himself that he will be able to furnish
an article superior to any now in use. Persons
wishing TO purchase are invite d to call and examine
Tor themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Par
ticular attention will be paid to repairing, and all
orders in that line will be promptly attend to.
A share OF public patronage is respectfully solic-
tied.
THOMAS LAWS.
Washington, July II, 1850 [2S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24

Age Of Candidates for the Presiaen-
cy.-Mr. Clay is sseventy-five. Mr.. Web
ster and General Cass are about sixty
eight General Scott is sixty-seven.-
General Houston, General Wool, Gov.
Marcy, and General Butler are each
about sixty. Mr.. Buchanan is sixty-two.
General Lane is upwards of fifty. MIR.
Fillmore is ffty-three. Judge Douglas
is thirty, ty,nine.-Aadiana Sentinel.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24

In Alabama, during the late political
contest. the ''fre-eaters" called the Union
Democrats 'soap-tails." Since the fire.
eaters have been beaten everywhere, and
are sneaking out Of their treason, the
Union men have christened them "soar.
heads."
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL to ALE
FOR AS l. e.
NENTRE POINT PLACE, the residence OF
y the undersigned, situated in the most pleasant.
eligible and healthy position in Sewer county Is
now offered for sale on liberal terms Inc trac'
contains about QUO acres Of excellent tasie iaho,
aboa. go seres Of which is under fence, well
watered and in high state Of cultivation Seven
public roads diverge from this po.nt, which rem
Gers il one Of most desirable places for Iub'Ic
House and Mercantile Establishment in South
Arkansas. There are now at this point TWO
Stores and Post Office, and the country ad-
jacent is the most density populated portion OF the
county. The Improvements are a large Dwelling
House, several Tenant Houses, two Store Houses
Tan Yard, Mill, and Threshing Machine,
with all the requisite out busldings, and IN good
repar To any one desirous OF purci asfng one
of the most eligible business points in South Ar
kansas, in the midst of prosperous community
a rare opportunity is now offered.
The purchaser, If he desires it, can have on Tar
terms the growing crop and the stock
For terms and further particulars, enquire OF the
undersigned on the premises
JOHN RUSSEY
Centre Pors:, June IS, 1881. 25:f
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
BOssMty LGMN Claims.

DY a recent Act Of Congress, Bounty Lands
ID are granted 10 officers and volunteers ~ the
military service Of the United States in the war
OF 1872, or any Of the Indian wars since 1890;
also 10 commissioned officers in the war with
Mex co. In Of the drcease Of the officer or
soldier, the land can be- obtained by the widow or
minor cbiIdren.
The undersigned, acting general Land Agent,
will attend promptly to procuring Bounty Land
Warrants for those entitled to them, and locating
desired; having general knowledge of the lands
i'm the Red River Land District, he will he able TO
make choice selections. All letters of enquiry.
postpaid, will be promptly answered, aud instruc-
tions given, if desired.
DANIEL E.. WILLIAMS,
land Agent.
Washington, ,,Arks., Nov. 81, 1850. r47tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
Nelson's Hotel.

FU LTON, Ar X AN SAS
4 He undersigned takes pleasure in aunounc.
ing tu his friends and tie public generally
that he is prepared at the Upper Tavern in
Fulton, TO accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage.
His Table will b. supplied with the best the
markets afford. his Bar with the choicest liquors,
and h's Stables will be provided with plenty OF
provender and attended by careful oslIers.
No exer,ions on his part will be spared tn rend.
comfortable all who may be pleased to give bin,
a call.
c. T. NELSON.
Fulton, jan. %, 1851. [3tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
Britt's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMPSTEAD co.
ARKANSAS.

>HE subscriber begs leave to inform hisfriends
i and the public, that he still continues bust
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him
self with every thing necessary for the accom-
mediation Of the travelling community. His house
is commodious, the rooms we'll arranged for
families, and his table well supplied with the best
the market affords.
His stables are large, bountifully supplied with
provender, and attended by careful ostlers.
He pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing OIL his part to render comfortable all who ma
be pleased to give him call. His charges will be
as moderate as those Of any other house in the
south, evidence OF which he refers to the
following
RULES:
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, SO so
day, IS
Single meal, 25
Lodging, 25
uorse 1eed, 25
Keeping man and horse all night, 81
keeping horse per week, 50
GEO. o. BRITT.
Washington, Oct. 30, lS45-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
PLANTATION FOR AISLE.

PLANTATION FOX ASEE.
T WILL sell upon reasonable terms my Plana-
i ton, containing 440 acres OF land, go Of which
is newly opened, and ia good state of cult
variop, together with the growing crop and stock
belonging to the same, or the land separate, as
may suit the wants Of the purchaser Amy one
wishing to purchase the same is respectfully re-
quested to come and see the growing crop and
condition Of the place.
p r. BOOKER.
Columbus, June q, 1881. (25:tf