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Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
LIFE.

x.;re has its sunshine: but the ray
Which dashes on its stormy wave
Is but the beacon OF decay
a meteor gIiInn1ering DER the grave;
And though its dawning hour is bright
With fancy's gayest coloring.
Yet Ger this cloud encupsbeTed aight
Dark ruin daps her rave wing.
life has its flowers; and what are they2
The buds Of early love and truth,
Which spring aud wither in day
The gems of warm, con6ding youth!
Alas! those buds decay and die
Ere Eirened and matured in bloom;
Fen in au hour behold them lie
Upon the still aud lonely tonab.
Life hath its pang Of deepest thrill
Thy sting, relentless memory!
Which wakes not, pieices not, until
The hour of joy hath ceased to be.
Then, when the heart is in the pail,
And cold atnictions gather Ger,
Thy n,ornfui anthem doth recall
Bliss which hath died to bloom no more.
Aife hath its blessing; but the storm
Sweeps like the desert winds in wrath,
TO sere and blight the loveliest form
Which sports On earth's deceitful path.
Oh. soon the spirit broken wall,
So changed from youths eelightlal tone,
Floats nlournfully upon the gale
Where all ii desolate and lone.
Life hath its hope-a matn dream,
A carkered flower, setting sun,
Which casts transitory gIsam
Upon the evening clouds Of dun.
Pass up an hous-ihxt dream iia'h fed.
The flowers on earth forsaken lie;
The sun hath set, whose lusire shed
a hght upon the shaded sky!
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
Nelson's Hotel.


& II unde gned takes ptrnsur- IN annouDc-
ing Ia his friends and the public generally
that he is prepared. al 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, bis Bar with the choicest liquors,
and his Stables viii be provided with plenty OF
provender and attended by careful osers.
No exerIions en- his part will be spared To render
comfortable all who may be pleased to give him
call,
c. T. NELSON.
Fulton. Jan. %, 1851. l3tf
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u NSt sseCciVed

ON consignment, and now offering for sale low
" for cash. superior lot of CIR Deer .ES
consisting in part Of the following:
II bbls. Prime Sugar,
so bbls Fresh Ohio and ST. Louis Flour,
900 Sacks Salt (hesched)
100 bbls. Ross extra and Monougahela Whiskev
Pipes and bbls Cognac and N York Brandy.
Bacon, Molasses, Powder, &c, &C.
ID. G. REED
Fulton, Arx.. June le, 1851. 1875:
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A national WHIG CoNvENrIoN-The

A NATIONAL WIG CoNvENrIoN-The
New York Express-a journal, by the
way, whose patriotic aud independent
eoulse, with reference to the vexed ques-
tons of the day, we have had occasion
more than once TO admire--in the course
of some comments upon the general
aspect OF parties at the North. remarks:
"If any Wing ever expects to elect a
Whig President upon any other basis
than full fair, and expici, acquesceEce
in the .Jfslaitty of the compromise mea-
sures, we are not that Wing. No Wing
National Convention will ever be called
but upon the express understanding be-
forehand. Ihe Wings of Tennessee,
Kentucky, North Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia and Virginia, will never go iuto
Convention with US but upon this express
understanding.
Of this there can be no doubt, and the
sooner 1t is fully understood by the Wing
party at the North the better. We haz-
ard nothing in saying that, with but
few exceptions here and there, the
Wings Of the South regard the Compro-
mise as q final and complete settlement
Of the questions which il embraced, and
that while they acquiesce in it in good
faith, they require and will have SINH
lar adherence to all its provisions upon
the part of the North. They will not
enter into any union for the fruits of mere
party triumph, or for the sake even Of
those cherished principles of government
tai policy for which they have for SO
many years struggled in common with
men who are not willing to meet them
on question which overrides and is su.
perior to party considerations, upon the
platfotm of fraterna! feeling and mutual
forbearance. We are rejciced to see
that Dany who have hitherto Aattered
themselves differently are beginning to
appreciate this-to comprehend what
folly, what criminality there is in sacrifi-
cling to moral abstraction the peace of
the country and the ascendsncy of mea-
sures which are identified with the pros
perity Of our institutions. We do not
mean to disguise the fact that there are
a great many individuals in the Wing
party of the North who live by the agi-
tation Of the slavery question, and can
never be induced to abandon it; but with
these men there can he no affiliaton
they must be repudated and cast
OF. Topped of these excrescences we
have every confidence that the Whiy
party is destined yet again. and at no
distant Gay, to present the appearance,
which it presented before the unhappy
excitement of the times divided aud dis
tacted 1t, OF A GREAT NATIONAL PARTY,
STRIVING AFTER NATIONAL GOOD.
Raleigh (N. C.) Register.
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
Saisa lviaEssla;aCSSrV.

THE undersigned has permanently located
J. msef 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
ha,ters himself that he will be able to furnish
AN article superior to any now in use. Persons
wishing TO purchase invited to call and examine
for hepsr Ives before purchasing else where. Par
tcuiar attention will be paid to repairing, and all
orders in that line will be promptly attend to.
share of public patronage is respectfully solic-
tied.
THOMAS LAWS.
Washington, July II, 1850 l2S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01

BRUTALITY OF Naval OFFICER
Passed Midshipman Pollock, sailing
master of the u. S. ship ST. Louis, now
on the Brazil station, has heen court mar
tailed and discharged from the squadron
for cutting down seaman with a cnt-
lass. He is the same person, the New
York Tribune says, who three years ago
was tried and convicted of shooting Mr.
Jewe,t. mot fatality of the Buffalo Com
mercial Advertiser. and sentenced to the
State prison, hut pardoned.
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
RICHARD PRYOR
General Land .ISGRcsy.

nANIEL f.. +" ILlIAMS will serve all those
~ who desire his services Land Agent in the
he'd Rive, 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 tor small Tee; will also
draw deeds, mortgages, bonds bills sale, articles
of agreement. &c, &c. His experience in this
kind oi business, prompts him to he belief that he
van give general satisiact on.
Washington Feb 20, 1850. III
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Fresh s,rugs and Va saesasciAes

DR.R.P. WILLIAMS having ass lated x-z2
IL with him in the Drug and B"ok Freshness TW
Mr.. c. X. WrrrEn, they are now ~ Eece'2' <aA
OF genuine
FRESH DRUGS AND JEgI"INES'
I1EV rs. rILS, CffEMICAES,
~ ~ .syMERIE%, DYE
S tufts, g., &c.
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
PLANTATION FOR SAFE.

T WILL sell upon reasonable terms my Panta
/ ton, containing 44O acEes of !aid 270 OF which
is newly opened, and in good state of cu.i
walton, together with the growing crop and stock
belonging to the same, the land separate, a>
may suit the wants of the purchaser. ANY
wishing TO purchase the same is respectfully re-
qursted to come and see the growing crop auc
condition of the place.
P. r. BOOKER
Columbus. June 81, 1881. 25lf
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01

A UNIVERSAL MORAL PANAcEA.-The
Yankee blade proposes the following rem
edy for the ills of life, the flesh, the spir-
it. composed of leaues, plants and roots,
which if taken wi,hou. wry face. will
make any man respectable aud happy:
Leave off drinking.
Leave off smoking.
Leave off chewing,
Leave off swearing.
Leave :he g'hals alone.
Plant your pleasures in the home cir
Gle.
Plant your business in some honorable
employment.
Plant your faith in truth.
Root your habits in industry
Root your feelings in benevolence.
Root your affections in God.
For directions, see the holy scriptures.
and beware of counterfeit creeds. and
auack theologians.
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
Hs g. Az ANED EIksSO Al
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HE subscriber offers Tor sale bis Planta ion
d IN Los, Prairis, Red river-thirtv ukely
Negroes twenty Mules, about three thousand
bushels of Corn. stock OF Cattle aud Hogs and
Plantation utensils The tract Of land contains
twelve hundred acres, I200) seven hundred Of
which in d high state OF cultivation, being well
ditched and levied The negroes are mostly
Young, likely am thoroughly acclin ated--
Twenty five additional hands would undou edly
enable the purchaser to meet the insalm-nts as
they Gal due.
A more minute account is deen,ed unn- c-ssarv
as aAy person Wishing to purchase would first
examine the property The plantation is now ill
stale OF iorwardness for another crop. Imm--
diate pos>essinn wii b. given--a credit of On.
two, three, four aud five years will b- giveu
bonds bearing eihi per cent interest from da e
Any p- rSou desirous of negotiating for the above
property will apply to L. VI X Bankhead or the
subscriber.
RICHARD PRYOR
Spring Hal, Jan. I. i@5l Hat
U5'Camdeu Herald and Shreveport Gazette
wall p'ease pubs IL the above months and for
ward accouhts TO this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
ll N + CIR a. e X
.fcNAesssy fO4. both SeEeS.

HE Trustees Of this School have the pleasure
Il of saying that it is in a very prosperous con-
dition. The FIRST session ciosed IN the Sd inst.
with a public examinatioe, vhic.i was attended
r. several hundred persons. Efotn the register
perceive that ste 1uSlher OF students was
Efty four
The second sess:on viii open cn Mondsty. 2oth
ef July, 1851. In addition 10 our forme' building,
We have erected another room adjoulng, large
enough to accommodate fifty studsnts This is
for females exclusively. A male assistant is en-
pioyed, and, brsdes the aid rendered by the
Principals daughters endeavorng to pro-
cure a music teacher. The charges io' session
of TWENTY-FIVE weeks are as follows
RATES OF TUITION.
L. Spelling, Reading, Writing aud Arithmetic, $40
2 Advanced Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography. History and Composito,, ~ 50
g. Algebra, Natural Philosophy. Rhet'rc,
or Logic, Is 90
a. Latin or French, IL on
1TNo extra charges for contingent expenses
Students will be charged from their entrance to
the close of the session No deduction will be
made for absence, except in cases Of protracted
sickness Students from distance VIII be -x
pected to furnish evidence Of good moral char
acter. aud. il convenient, pay one half the tuition
lee in advance.
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
WASHINGTON X USE,
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS,

TNHE undersigned would respectfully nIcrm his
i friends and the public geuorally. that be- is
5, III to be found at his old slapd i w ashingtoD,
where he is snpped with every thing necessary
Tor the accommodation OF the travelling public,
aud hopes by strict attention to the comforts of
his guests and determination Ia please, to con :
iinue to receive share OF public patronage
His hous. is -commodious and tie rooms well
arranged for families
His table will be supplied with the bes, ,he
market affords. and his stables provided with plenty
Of proveuder aud atten,isd by careful oslers.
His rates OF charges viii be The same as here
tofore, viz:
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10 Planters am a Merchants

i Ii E undersigned has on hand and for ale
u Coliinsburg. Bosser Par'>h, La, 100 bale
Of heavy Cotton Osnahurgs. trom 500 to $500
pair Of home made russet Negro Shoes. From
SO to 50 Cotton Gins, warranted to perform well
Twenty Bois dare Wagons, both for Horses and
Oxen, with wooden and iron aXels, Plows Of any
pattern required. Also. heavy stock of Dry
Goods and Groceries. A superior and heavy lot
of Ready Made Clothing, both for summer, fall
and winter wear. Planters and Merchants are
particularly requested to call and lay in supply
OF the above articles, as l will sell them cheap
as they can be bought III New Orleans, and on
time to SUIT their growing crops Orders will be
punctuaily fed for any OF the above enunerat'd d
articles.
B GILMER
I'm Goods. Groce ries Cash pad for
Co,c Hides or Peitries, good article always
required.
jane 26, 1850 }. b.
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WI CT aDM GE ESo

THE copartnership heretofore existing under
l the name of Collins, Little 8. Co., is This day
dissolved by mu, eol consent All persons ipdebte
to the subscribers by note account are requested
to make immediate payment, as the affairs OF the
firm must be settled without delay. We earnestly
hope that in conside ration Of the extreme lehity
extended the customers of the house DARN.
the continuance of the coparinership, those who
are indebted to will attend promptly TO this
call. and the unpleasant necessity of plac-
ing our claims in the hands Of attorney for
collection.
The remaining stock of Dry Goods, Cloihng.
Hardware and 1nware will be sold al very
duced prices, and on twelve months credit. We
have IA general assortment of Groceries, which
we will spH ow for cash cotton.
We will be held responsible for all cotton pas
chases made by either Of the undrI Isgped for ac-
count O, Collins Little & Co, as heretofore.
COLLINS, LITTLE g. co.
Fulton, Jan. IA. 1851. 3tf
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Cotton ;.inS.

oON0On
Ht undersigned has on hand lot of supe.
rIor Gin stands Of various sizes and patterns
made OF the best material and on the most an
proved plan, which he will fully guarauiee, ana
Sell on more accommodating terms than they have
ever heretofore been offered
B L. BRITTIN.
Washington June 10, 1850 "a tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
ALSO.

A variesy Of Paten, Medicines y's
All OF Jayne's Family Mselicine@, sefse ~"
Bone FiIiy,er:, Mexican Mustang s.Inaineh,'
Moffa;t's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters, Spencer !.
Pills, s. p Towpspnd's Sarsapariila, Extric' OF
Sarsapara and Burdock, Extract of L'vrrwor'
and Hoarhound, Dr. Storms Cough Candv.
Turlington's Balsam, DR.. Christie's Gaisanic
Belts, Bracelets, Necklaces and Magnetic f'"'a
Truss es, v., and left; together with every o'hF'
article usually leaud in Drug Stoe.
They have aise received very general assort-
meat of
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.,
Suitable for Academies and Schools, embracing
the most popular works used in the English and
Classical studies, well as a variety OF insect
laneous and other works. suitable for libraries
and PRESENTS; few dozen Masonic Craits'nra
Master Mason and Royal Arsh Diplomas, Scrap
Books, assorted sizes; general assortment OF
Blank Books, Copy Books, States, Pencils, QaIils,
with variety of Record, FooIscap, Letter aud
Note Paper, together with ma!iy other articles
too tedious 10 mention AL q which they vii
sell low for cash or time to prompt cus,6 mers.
Ju:y Is, iS5l 2oai
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
@ess{HAassgD g.
wa HI-.GTON, ARKANSA'


"a h Z undersigned has commenced the Manu-
iacture al Furniture, opposite the court house,
whsie h y prepared To urnsh. at The shurirs
netice, any articles IA his Eu-, manufactured OF
the best materials and IA substantial and work
manlike manner He will keep general variety
constantly on hand. 10 which he invites the at
tehtion ol purchasers Having Determined 10 sell
low his ttr,ns will invariably be- cash. Repairing
done with n-aturs> and drspatch. Orders for
Furniture will meet with prompt attention.
JOSIAH L. COLLINS
Washington. April 80, 1851. I,7tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
Britt's OtcI,
w WASHlNGTON. HEMPSTEAD co.

lie subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
I and the public that he still continues bus-
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him
self with every thing necessary ior the accom-
mediation Of the travelling community. His house
is comnodons, the rooms well arranged for
families and his table well supplied with the best
the raarke. affords,
His stables large, bountifuly supplied with
provender and attended by careful ostlers
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing Gu his part to render comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him cali. His charges will be
moderate those OF any other house in the
south, an evidence of which he refers to the
following
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
t.ittRe Rock. Hot -prings Il
Washington mail stage l>ine

rNHE undersigned has become sole proprietor
of the Tri- " eekly Line Of Mail Stages from
L,lI- Rock to Hot Springs and Washington.
With a view of furnishing comfortable and ex-
peditous mode Of conveyance fos passengers TO
and from these points. he has stock ID the road
with good horses and stages, aac employed care
ful drivers.
- N MX Nc
From Little Rock to Hot Springs, $6 90
Sc Washington, 10 00
Way Passengers, 10 cents per mile
PETER HANGER
Nov. 90. 1850 46sf
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MAINE:
POULTRY.

7 CAS- furnish Egg. % Matching. from a., o~u
1 Iufc stock. u tho Elluv,ug k,nts-Shirshae,
Cfoils,' iuportai,un,) White baking and Mach
Slaaish. Maine Agricultural Warehouse andsccd
Store, Market SQUARE, Portland.
WM. ~. n. CWlNNETH.
Portland. March 10, 1851. 2m5.
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Sheet l.ingla.S or Mica.

To fio,c aud LlnlcIn Manufacturers.
T.r C.4.I.. ,...., i..r.... 90 .' L,rl.,-
r.l FrHlr, ,l,.r.. g.. lti. .rn'.'Hr 90 prsfh.rE
t,.ru.rI a. th. H..,H Iu.T..... nr IU'.ur' OF DE
Ir..hiBg nr lHrI.-, I.if sf.tI,"- Co. w..f iHtu.r
u..' t.|.Hufl o.. stI., 100 u.i. isllr s.. Il'a.,
HHr fhH f..st f.Hs....I .# f..#..
Salty Ilutrm. 1nI = .i, Iarrs. or,lli.w
sil...,,,ir .rl.u .I 1.fi.'. r..l 10 20 i.ut.H
~frf'. Ufr ..ausJ Ea.t.a. h DLpKnE 10.
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nUCkrIELD nnNNcmn,ILRoND.

.rH ~ api aG.r ih~ :i.tul -.
= " Mach oHrHt, ib. ra.s. -" -
49, oHsrJ uaia "n ih,. road sIl -
ua ,rg,.iri, anI prompt, "a, i,l.5v', mli nrta,r
tHti.H g.
o. THriass. 7ardatf AMI IS fsris... ls,,iug
Nu Aii.li 81 D'tlrk, 4 ", reaching Mechanic
l,.. llr ihs Niluuc Road. 4. VI. ua,l o. Post.
hlI. Iui 'br AuirU.r. g.lnari kuufls- tam cat.
Eruui1r. IH,U, Mechanic TslI. no y o',irrk aud
Gem mi.rf.s. u. un che a.ri,al Il ihg AJllic R.aI
iuIr U.u l'.It.,Di and ih, ,Isi.
o. NsaaUt, Hafsfs'.r' a1l Frfrrs. Lave
Hu,.h,Il 10 O. miruics past ip'' 81. T.. M.,frIsh.
bog fhr hiAuUr Raj .0 fu1oa u5u O. rauani
1ui ,a,t; returning, viU have Mechanic ralls on
au1sl ,i thc Ail1ur lfHuu11 tain
Ihs-r iTBIiul,s aHl FrNa's au0.urH0-'c 90
s''ss, ir'srsrrii.. ri'r,kl,l', fla Ss.1r. Non.
f-I. C4a'H Mo, Par. iFra. NrH Tr1u.
LrvHr.f. CrHt-I PsH'. ~. IitHf.aUl THrg.4s.
r, uhl,b mo- ,.p r.i.I with rIO,' cl0, ,il.tJacy
luI convenience. ly w. T.. sput.'l..
Ti,kau Though Q. luiLlI ul Boston VII ID,
hpl no ih. g. kr.ll office.
81 iriglt rtI ia promptly fw'r'o', n rnl.
Junction. with uliIs ,T.' III wet. IHr f.uH, srr
0grla.'s, or .Tl I, Goo Is. y. lEiNor, Ticket N.s.
tsr anil Freight A...r
rsr uu'rr. ~. ~rNLplNG, C~.'sei.r
Bl-sGJI, March ~. ISL So
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Odicc NJ liz Coad House, Portland.
Notice of Foreclosure.
Copar,nerhip Noliee.

TpHC Cor,riufr.hir o. LOr'Nf. jEMETr (
Co. H. this Jay dissolved y Oh. .ithlnwal oi
! mo. Jrwrtt ffon th- oHlrc,H. Al psrsons ~
llrls.i 10 ths drn where demands are ol one yeiTf
ten In, and upwards lrc reqleste u make an I'M
mediate srilcGcnt with o., vh1 are auihnri'ci a.
..tta the same, and the rrcvrai cstio hgln-'iyes
and trlrlls o. a.. The ullHs.gled have l1uncd o
new Corsrtrctshin ul .rr ihr r'ue anl style u
LORING & JEWE1T lu.i'sss vii !. ouatin.
u,J "A IA. Oh stand, or t'r met favorable tctIns.
ITCilS lOWSG.
RALPH &. JEWEIr.
Bu-Ldoll, Maph 20, ISL. Sal
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ron SAIL.

(, good Farm situated IN the Eastern port II Far
\ j., bcing the iIun trmerl, usH'd by John lics-
see. Said farm couilin. alsrl oHe hundreis rd for
4, acre.. and !. Suitably divided i'n mrvi'g, ti.'-"
anil Wool land. There :. cumlIri,blr hlusc and
Iar1. an : q good well Il water.
Also &c ale, the lut anil hni lipg. nj North rar-
t.. fuucrl, owned 4, John ". Icm,Ug apd rcctui-
IA occuT Jed hy EIlrilsc bghHc'l.
The above property VII h. .Hll vory low, AMI o.
liberal credit sNientcd 90 the purchaser
JAMES pEERlNG.
So. Paris, March rs, 1851. CT
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VA. +. GOOpNOw, Arri.
JoNAtuAy S. MIlLITr. Nsa,osi EIiNlna,
NORWAY. Ne
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Administrators Sale.

NY l,,snse II the Probate Count f1r ihr Count,
ID SfONiori. .h,ll I'll At public aprlion o. At
private sar. at the Late residence IL William Roe
IL pari. IN aid County deceased, on Monday N
5,h day Il MAY neat. at one o'clock i. W, all the
zeal estate H. ougiug IN thc estate IT said deceased
ronsi.tipy of part of the old Scarns farm 80 CALI
ed IN aid Paris. ASAPIl kiTfilDGE, Adj
Paris, April I, 1851. 3ws
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NuTicE To UuILDERs.

pnrrtn,u. I,Eru g, I'si
DEDIu-Al uH| d. received g., iIa u.,,f.Ie..
4 81, ut faH pif.I r rt,. llHt.I. iH rru.p.H.
rui ~ u',.H,i no u..r. 90 i.a tarrtl-u.sf dos 20
Va, HrkI, D.. urIisluI co. mH'aru's alI ding
Of. larr u4rurI I1 iis erection Hl 3D. iaI' iHg &C.
tb. ">f lf0 l,r..uu School tis Hra..r 90 uAi.b
Doe '#r. ENrI 8' tar. IIui.fH. oar ilr Si., of
N.ttaHI, rrI De- ,.u'.I '.H... ,. rNl.h uat 900.
flHusr.I o., s r,.H,,r 81 i.e lr..s4.lr, aTrfo,rl
AHlrt i..iI.
rHu,. l1I s.r... OF co. .,rcii1'ra' rr-f1rl
o., ihs architect. W.. DliI,r, J. T. BN lHt. u.v b.
,'luiia. ., ,1I lli rr,D.s1N ,Nparsilars uht,i0ri
u|au ar, H,lIIIl 90 tIr Jumui.si.1srs NJ ttr L. g.
li.frl, 900 Portland, nn aHi a..sf t.e ta,rlg-
UB, of MbrJh. ..bH'
N.i.rr 90 ths p.Isur' wh'sr r-1IH.f's mly D.
accepted, eiII u"t 20, g,s.u u.ul tia fpt DIS 81
JuHr H.Nts lHI ihH tHmmi.sIlIlI. reserve o. tI.u-
r,.r.s ih. u-Hi iH rl..t nos or aI iir UuI. r.-
received, % iH th0r Irt-Hrut iAe iHir.y.f RI ia.
state rUguIc tlru d, dI.sl
J.ANDEEsoN,) Co",Hi,.ian-' g..
JuItN " pANN, establishing
HENRY CARTER, >sut- Reform sshro.
mlth u. 5iN2l
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SEED! SEED!!

| NOW have ~ .IIr "a prime ~ ~ llerl.gass.
i N1uhsm,M D'rfu anil ~au,hCm Chyrr; North.
'ru, ant Suuihuu Esd-iHp' spring Wheat; smn-
m.r B,.. Barley, llugkuh,1t. Erzli.h Oai.; im.
powell G.'il1, Goilrn i,ij. aud -vc,i COM
A'.l large 1ni choice stock Il Gauiru seed.
uis.i expressly &C. mc, D., hitilul tnl cyperisuccd
seed GSuWrr ,--ani Flower Socls. rs ooc IT the
bot Florists iu this cCuutry-liloi vhsh Is offered
with ptiot couf.cicc Irr sals At Wholesale and
retail NJ the Maine Agricultural Warehouse and
SEED silr,, Nukci - Ic, Portland.
w.. q. ~. GWNNNETTI
ruuand. March 10, ISL 2n5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
rurkGch ErnEch Rail Road Company

TrnE STOCKHOLDERS II said Company.
a-rcsally o. aNoie Of the Drectois afe hstlg
n0iifsd to meet 1T The Town House In Bugkheld, on
sltur rs the 18th Cav ~ April next, at icn O'Clock
4. NJ. 10 act on the fnllowng matters viz.
l. To chOose one Director 20 gu one vacancy IN
the Board e Directors.
2. To hear the Reports Of any Committee and
act thereon.
3. To see II the Stock IIolders viii rai'e a sui
6cicnt sum Of money 10 carry into efeci the propo-
sition Of Hon. Z. d. J. Smith, OF aoeede TO any
mobilization IL aid proposition, that he may make
All persons f,el"g an interest "a THIS Road arr
respectfully invited n atisni: ,.,,r,y
March %. 1851.
Eastera Arg,V please copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
Notice of Tomcln.nr.

WHEREAS CALVIN ARnOTT u Alar,
w N he Crunt, II O,fffi, y, BIZ mrrnp
deed. dated Arril - lsIi, arl rrc1ulcd With Ok
inrd Rrcuul.. rnok IS, pa-H 3JS, conveyed ~ on.
Timlth, &. llult certain real estate situated ~ A.
lpl, aiu,r.aid. L,irg che .puthr,N hall Il l' ""
n, Range ). anl pat Il lut 80. ~, angc q, an'
whe.cts toe III llolt hy his joci 81 as.i-umr'
dated Oct. l. 1871. anl recorded with UNiaul Rec
urd. Box -, Page 80, cDuy,,sI - mo tae al,
Iced II IN rigtsa. 'c CO.. With %. nd. d. snu.
VS. given ~ srcnro, AMI vh-rs1s the conditions Of
slil MDu-llr d'eI have l-sr hukrp, ! claim :
foreclosure Of tha fano lgfstaby g. ihr Statute 90
.ugh case mad, anl gru,id,d.
P,r;s. March - 1881. 3N7