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FORM NO. 4.
STATE OF
COUNTY OF

hereby certify, that on this - day Of -,
in the year 1870 personally came before me (here
insert TIE name If the pifnsss) and (kers insert The
nams Of tparyantee;) and the said (heve insert the
name Of sUitntss) being we'll known to me, wa:
duly sworn by me, and on his oath declared and
said that he well knew the said (here insert the
name Of sgarrdntfs,) and that he was the same per-
son described in, and who executed the within
power of attorney, and his testimony was to nae
satisfactory evidence of that fact, and the aaid
(hsve insert the Of soarrautes) thereupon &C.
knowledged the said power to be his act and deed.
April ll-law6w (O6cer's signatwys)
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SIS, 900!
$4,000! $4,000!
200 Prizes of $500 are 100000!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Mononga.-A Academy.
Class No. &C, for 1861,
To be drawn at Alexandria. Va, ON Saturday, June
IL, 1861.
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General Land Once, April 4, 1851.

General Land Once, April 4, 1851.
NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS having been
In made TO this Office for information in rela-
ton TO the manner in which Land Warrants, under
the act of 2Sth of September, 1850, should be To-
Gated the following answers thereto have been pre-.
pared, to wit:
There are three modes by which these locations
may be made:
lst. BY the warrantee inpcrson;
I'd. BY the warrantee through the agency Of
this Office;
Sd. By an agent or attorney.
If the first or second mode il adopted, the appli-
cation must be made in writing, specifying the
tract, land district section of country, In which
the location IL desired, and be accompanied by an
affidavit according 10 the following form, Mol.
Where the third mode il adopted, power of at
torney must be produced, executed by the war
rantee in the presence Of witness, according to
the following form, No. 2. which power Of attor-
ney must be acknowledged, or proved a. the case
may be, before some officer authorised TO take the
acknowledgement Of deeds, according to form No
3or4. N
In az easss the patents will be transmitted to the
Land Office where the location is made, unless
special directions to the contrary be given.
]. BUTTERFIEI.D. Commissioner
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
lPrize Of $4,000
2Prixes Of 10000
2 do ............. 5000
2 do ......... 1000
2 do 5000
9 do ......... 2,574
do 1000
10 do 1000
40 do Observation-Disclosures. 400
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roaal NO. 3.

On this ----- day of -, in the year -, per-
'sonally appeared (hsys insert name Of sDGrrantee,)
Be his act and deed, and | certify that veil
know the said (hers insert Me name Of soarranfse
and that he 10 the same person who IL described in
the within power, and who executed the same.
(O6icer's signature.)
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,

Class F, fer 1851,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
june %, 1861.
Fifteen Drawn Numbers out of Seventy eight,
making nearly as many Prizea as BlanksI
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FORM NO. Q.

Know all men by these presents, that (here in-
sert The name qf iD0yrantee) of the county of 49,,
and State of --, do hereby constitute and APP
point 49,, of ---, my true and lawful attor-
ney, for me and in my name, TO locate land war
rant No. -, for 49, acres of land, which issued
under the act Of September, 1880.
IPosrer Of suSstiiution may Be inserted If desired
Signed in presence Of
(Wayrantee's signature.)
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Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

tt meeting Of the members Of the Bar in the
town Of Lewhyille, in the county Of Lafayette,
10 the Slate Of Arkansas, for the purpose Of no.
tioing IL a suitable manner the death Of JolIS b.
BoRDgN, Esq, who departed this life on the 10Th
inst, the following proceedings wrfc had. to wit:
On motion Of J. H. Cafuthcrs Esq, Cassius
Leigh Esq, was called to the chair, aud there.
upon the following resolutions proposed and
adopted;
Rtsolrtd, That in the death Of John y. Borden,
Esq we have lost one Of our best citizens, and
,one Of our most worthy aud promising members
OF the Bar.
Resoired, That in our professional intercourse
with hnn we found him courteous, honorable aud
liberal, aud even willing to make sacrifices 10 pro-
mote harmony aud good feeling among his brother
memberSi aud in our social intercourse, he was at
all times aiiable, agreeable aud entertaining
Resoircd, That we deeply regret his death,
aud that We sympaihse with his relations aud
friends ~ thr loss they have mutually sustained.
nnd that we will wear tie usual Budgo oi m3uru
.ing lur thirty days
ktsuired, That these resolutions b. sianed by
iur chairman and copy ol the same br srul 10
ins AINnsis Wing, al Little Rock aud the
Washington Telegraph, with request to publish
lLu same,
CASSlUS LEIGH, chm
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
N,tj,e ANIL J,stJ,g,jo1s m B,3,jeys

Notice anil Instructions 10 Bidders
|, Seven minutes are allowed 10 intermediate
poslmaslers for asserting the mails when mol other
wise specified by the schedules
9, Pay will not be- made for trims nol run; and
the deductions for failures 10 perform the sumo
may be increased to three times the contract pay
therefor II u sufficient excuse be not sent in.
Fines may be imposed for arrivals after time; also
ior falling TO luke or deliver tho entire mail
3, The Postmaster General may annu the con.
tract for repeated luilures, faF violating the post
office laws, or for dsobeyng Tue Instructions of
the Department,
1, The Postmaster General may discontinue or
ourul the service, aud the pay accordingly, on
allowing one months extra pay on tho amount
dispensed with, lie may also increase the length
or number Of the trips al pro rata pay, the con.
tractor having the right To ielIuquisi The contract,
on glvilg timely notice, II hu prefer It 10 the
change,
D Additional pay will not be made for ekeesa
Of ACTUAL over advertised distance should any such
ease occur II the offices ate correctly named,
o. Proposals without the prescribed guaranty.
or poaImaslers certificate Of the suieieney Of the
surelies, OF not received ia the line specified BY
The adycfliAemcnt OF combining more than one
route ~ The same sum, taanot be accepted.
o. N'dr 'ul Nit affNier us HatfftisrH are ruitlfa
to preference, but thusr proposing changes therein
viii receive consideration.
:, uliccs established during the contract period
within quarter OF a nile Of the route ate to be
supplied without extra payi those further ail al
pro rata compensation.
o. bidders should specify the mode Of eaaFsy.
anoe intended 10 be used. When this Is aal done
Il Will be understood 10 be horseback
TO- u the accepted hddets fail 10 execute con.
tract, OF To commence aud oontiuue service ARtre.
ably 10 their proposals, they, OF their guaiaulofs
or sureIrs, will be liable TO suit iof the damages
resulting from q Telelling Of the route.
H. Contracts are to be executed by the 18th
day February, lssa
~. The bids should conlain the bidders name
aud residence, and, Il eompany oilaf, lIase Of
each member Of the firm, aud should se addressed
10 the Fnt Assistant Postmaster General. aud
endorsed Mail proposals IN the State d
For iuEhur particulars as 10 conditions Of hs.
dug, aud tic forms ol the contracts required, see
advertisement Tor proposals for carrying the maiIs
issued January Is, 1851.
n. X. HALL,
Postmaster GpHrfal.
Post oGlee DtpAilment, Aug. ., lsa. IJ5.6
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

4 llr srBiNg.-Oue Of III. members Of the
Mei,can Boundary Commission, writing from
Santa l,ca, New Mrhioo 10 the Providence Jour.
nal, thus describes ,pung discovered on lis %
May
"llaypr heard Of remarkable hot spring
irw mirs from our road all that were mounted
determined to yisil Il, and on leaving the camp,
struck ol mto the plain IN straight direction fof
u. A ride u about five miles bfought u, 10 the
spot, which was indicated By a hdl about G00 feet
80 circumference at H. base, aud about 30 of 40
feet high, which was lofmed rulifeiy by the de.
posts m,dc BY the waters Of The spring, On the
.ummii ol ihs hdl was d basin 20 feet 10 dame.
ter. containing ths hot waller. The surface Of which
'Has IA OF eight irst below The top Of the basin,
The Temperature of the water was found 10 b.
i2i degrees, aud Of course 70 hot that the hand
could u1i b. borne ~ IT, d. Webb oollrelci.thr
gas which bubblrd up from the blurn, aud found
Il 10 be- neither hydrogen, or oafboHio acid gas
Ills CONCLUSION, Therefore, was that il was pufey
atmospheric air The water was pleasant 10 the
taste. and V"uld b. palulabIe Il cooled Al one
side Of the hill a small tpnng burst out aud al a
short di-lauer whef- II collected IN a pool the
water was csol enough to battle ia, bat even then
Il was literally a hot bath"
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

TnE WING COMPROMISE IN Nav YoaK-The
Journal OF Commerce, paper which is neutral in
polles' yet lree TO express ls opinions on political
subleeIs,und generally very intelligent II the for.
tnaioh ol Them, aludes 10 the vague aud illusofy
character al The address put forth recently by the
representatives, Of the several divisions aud fac.
tons into which the Wing party Of New York is
divided. II says
'llere is tho grand objection to the address. /,
expresses no approval Of the Compromise, nor
gives any assurance OF even inlimaIion, that the
Wings OF New York will mol al sn early day
agitate for essential modification Ms Gov Hunt
expresses Il, or repeal Now, for ourselves, We
cannot sustain any man for the Presidency who
mol at least able TO say that he approves Of the
Compromise as a Compromise, Ii he does moi.
he cannot be trusted Ia good faith To sustain H. II
hr does not approve Of IT, hc will, at the earliest
available moment, be seeking its Modification ar
repeal, Aud when this comes To pass, the troubles
which year OF two ago we'll ugh overwhelmed
this Union, viii return upon Us with double Rerer.
ness, We do mol believe that The nation, in lis
present condition, eau withstand the shock
Therefore, We say Il is the duty of every good
citizen 10 solumuy trsoye that he will sustain no
man lot tue Presidency who aud no party which,
as party, Is not, aulnediy IL liuor Of he Com.
promise a. Il Is, This, Al any tate, will be- our
principle Of action, Aud We shall do what we
eau To make II the principle Of others.
Aud, pray, how DOT Wings with thishaf way
covenant IN their hands, backed by the equally
ifresouIs doctrines Of the Pennsylvania aud Ohio
Conventions, expect 10 gcta majority Of the Flee.
infal solrs IN the nation al lafrrl II Is our firm
belief that going into the field with this walohwofd,
they will not obtain a suglr electoral vote South
Of Mason aud DiK1as lne, not as many North
Of by good deal, as they expect The North.
cru people are not all AboIiionsls, look at Ia.
diana, where by majority OF more than lUO O00
votes, clause has been Incorporated iulo the nss
Constitution, prohibiting oolofed people from com.
ng into the State. Look at pruusy yl,ania, New
jersey, Connecticut, New Hampshire. Don't
yau see that the doom of Aholllunsm is wrtirgl
Cut clear ifum 3, then lest yoa ~ down with 1t.
stick 10 your old allies wha have sloud by you
faithfully for murr that 20 yrar, falfll your en.
gagrmeul with them frlionm your VOWS. The
tompfomisr Is the result Of the combined wisdom
ul th- nalion after nine monlisoi anNiaus triibe.
raton-iei Us laud py II 6nuIy aud lfosn upon
any altempl 10 disturb ~
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
A Bargain.

A 5 the subscriber IS determined 10 sel. barguil
Il can BE- had ia tho well known aud valuable
Tract Of Laud situated At Pine Praine. on Rcd
River, twsnly five miles above FULTON, containing
e'eyen hundred aud twenty acres. two hundf,d
aud hhy acres 10 cultivation a large portion Of
the tract Is above otefilow, the balance over.
flows only In extreme high waicr AL Necessary
buildings on the place to carry 90 the farm. Gin.
Mil asd Cotton Press new. la point Of soil aud
convenience, not srceled by any tract Of land
on the River VIII be sold wlih tho premises, u
required, Corn, Fodder, stock Of Cattle, llogs,
shrcp, Mules, Nc. Terms hb.ral. Apply 10
the subscriber on the premises, Or to e. D. l,oyaon
al Washington.
ROBERT II. SCOTT.
Sewer county, Aik, sept ~, 1851.
~ Gazette and Democrat will please copy fis
weeks aud send account 10 this Office for pay
ment. 1871.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

QrrA,S Am DisuNIoN james A. l.rwis Of
thrsiuut t'rosr, ; O. g'nllrman ahuudantly
souelird lot b, his friends ~ Missis.ppi, writes TO
Dr X ID Brown, VI Winston county, Mississippi,
as iaows
"lh.tc u much mhgisihf amongst those, even,
Whu have advocated that uir,suiy. bul all Kinds ui
Inan,uHfuug has htou rrsoricd la 90 qnrl thru
haIs and .iIaner duuh.si uur OF winch Is, ial al.
ilaHst hss'sspp npldilirH srrrssub aud is wlil,
Iu aHlfas.r u iHs 'onprinasr, youI Gfaffai
gHfaff ruiss ssnaHfagiHgig % slns u aar
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szHHf sssHels4 st t,Ii STATE, sadsarsfsd 10
Hfs - fss iHslfg ailci aus iarslfrd ~ Ger
o. IfHas HHd m8g iafs sfgfsssfd a.. Hif4 f.4t
Nssft CafsliHg r9Bd hoi srstas fisai ias J.ssi.
taa pstri shs hos dsssmsi aad mg lspt aHi
srpsftaiiaq t4ai NtasF,pp ,rsald maiaiaia TIE
pJslti8A " fssisiaHcs she hdd iaksH
W. consider the denial nothing lees than a con.
fession Of guilty to the charges made
n q BallsnH
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

Wv, l.. Cu,rus M,aaIED nv lliNsrLF We End
IN the Shansaiies n ~ Democrat the following
unique paragraph IA regard to tim noted individual,
who was some time since arrested IN MARYLAND
for abducing negroes, aud for whom hs friends
forfeited over s20 900 bad, rather than bdng him
to TRIAL.
"Mdftcd on the afternoon Of the 10Th INST, at
Glen Haven " eter Cure by Themselves, WIN. l.
Chaplin TO Miss Theodoca Gilbert, Of that
establishment"
1t is not stated what was the color Of the lady,
but 90 great and self sacrificing lover Of the
black race as Mr. Chaplin eau hardly be expected
to marry white woman. II might csusc suspi.
eion Of the sincerity Of bis phianlhropic probes.
: sions, Il he has.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

WILL be given by the undersigned for the
W apprehension and delivery 10 the sheriff Of
Washington county, Teas, OF JASPER SAN
DERs, who stole a negro woman from me in
Washington county, Texas, aud was pursued aud
ovehaken ut Rocky Point. Pfairie county, Ark,
with the negro IN his possession, aud on his return
TO Texas made his escape ia Hampstead county,
Ark on the night Of the 18th inst. leaving the
negro woman IN possession Of his eaplon.
Said Sanders is a small man, well formed about
feet or { inches high, % years old, very black
hair, and dark eyes, muse inclined 10 be Roman,
beard dark aud thin, says he was raised IN Nc.
Nary county, Tennessee, was grnieely clad, aud
had on broad brim black hat much worn.
| will give the above reward for his apprehen.
SOU aud delivery 10 lhr sheriff Of Washington
county, Texas. or 500 lor his confinement In
ANY jail so that | can get him
WILLIAM X. ALLEN.
Sept 10, 1851. 1889
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
SfePpurd,s Hall.

r1NllE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. public, and particularly the friends aud pat
rons Of the Washington Male seminary, that by
appointment Of the Board Of Trustees he has
recently become Steward Of this Institution, aud
is now fully prepared 10 accommodate all stndenln
that may cali upou him with Boarding, Lodging
Nc.i aud every necessary allcation will be gwen
10 render them comfortable aud preserve their
health aud morals. The Buildings are large; the
rooms airy, aud pIeasaaily situated al con
yenenl distance from tho Seminary.
The Term. will bc--for Boarding, Lodging,
Washing, Fuel and Lights, Eight Dollars per
month
To those who may require indulgence he would
say send VI your Sous, aud pay out Of your next
crop.
N. IA few families or single gentlemen eau
be furnished with Boarding aud Lodging on ac-
cUumodating terms.
II. W. SMITH
Washington, Sept %, 1881. l35af
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
Form @a Bill

rom V q BW.
,or wc) Of propose to carry the
mails On route No. from to
ugraeably 10 the advertisement Of The Postmaster
General dated glh August, 1854, and By the fol.
lowing mode Of conveyance, viz;
for the annual sum Of dollars.
Dated Signed.
Form Of q Guaranty.
The undersigned undertake that II the fore.
gclag bid for carrying the mail on foutu No.
be- accepted by the Postmaster General the bidder
shall, prior 10 the 18th day OF February next,
enter into the required obligation to perform lhe
service proposed, with good and sufficient surclca
Dated. ,Sgned by two guarantorsI
Form Qf CcrtiFcatc
The undersigned, poslnaslerof cerliies
that he is well acquainted with tho above guaran.
iors aud their property, aud that they are men
Of property, aud able 10 make good Their guaranty
Dated Sirned.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
STlTE az ARKINSIS. /


couArY ~ LAFAYETTE
Lafayette Circuit Cont, on The Claassry si5s
heregf ia raeafioH, September %, 1881.
Ann Dunn by her next ifiond
Alex 7 Perry
Complainant DilL ron
rs DwoACE
Gaslon J. Damn,
DffsHisaL
IN this day came the said complainant By her
" solicitor. James II Carniheru. aud iil.s h.r
bill Of complaint against HIM Tor a divorce, nnd
from tile affidavit Vi said complainant annexed 10
said bill, Il appears uinl said defendant is non.
resident Of The State Of Arkansas; therefore Il J.
ofdtIed that he be notified Of the pendcnoy ol this
sai by publication Ia the Wgsldnsien Telegraph:
that ualsss be appear on OF before The third day
Of the nesi iefn Of the circuit court, at court
10 be holden at the coun-hou.c m aud ioi the
county aforesaid, on tho fifth Monday AFTER the
fourth Monday oi September, 1851, and plead,
answer or demuT 10 said bill Of complaint, or tho
same will be taken as confessed.
A BYRNE, Clefk
A true copy from the rccorJ
Aues,i A. BYRNE. Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
.NOfire.

/ WILL apply at the next Court OF Probate, 10
l. be- holden for the county Of Hampstead, Ar.
kansas, al the court house IN The county afore.
said, on the second Monday Of October, A. u.
1851, for an order Of said court authorizing me
10 sell the following real and personal property
belonging 10 The estate OF James Parkei, dec, viz.
The east half Of the southwest quarter, and the
west hall OF the southeast quarter Of section No.
IL, 10 township No. 10, south Of range 25 west.
containing 60 acres; the souih.w west fractional
quarter OF section No. %, IN township No. 10,
south Of range No. 26 west containing twenty.
eight acres aad iilly.tve hundfodihs; the north.
east quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
No. IL, IN township No - south of range 26
west, containing forty acres; the northwest quar-.
ter OF the southeast quarter Of section No. L.,
IN township No. IL south Of tange No. 26 west,
containing forty acres; the west hall Of the north.
west quarter ol section No. 80, in township No.
10 south OF range No. 26 west, containing eighty
acresi the east hall Of the north. west quarter Of
section No. 80, iu township No. 10 south of range
No 70 west, containing eighty arues; aud tile
southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
section No. IL, In township No. l3 south of range
No 20 west containing forty acres; and the FOL.
lowing slaves one negro man named Joe, aged
10 years. one negro woman named Mahaar, nged
u years. one negro girl named Milly, nine years
old; one negro grl named Caroline, aged seven
years; one negro boy named Martin, aged six
years; one negro boy named Lemuel, aged three
years; one negro girl named Ellen, aged one year,
and infant child Of Muhalar.
JOHN b. SANDEFUR,
Public Admiuislralor Of the
Estate Of James Parker, dec.
sept ., 1901 1853
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
MARRIED,
lNnEXEn1

At the residence OF Hardy Birmingham, on the
4th lust. by John NJ. whiteside, Esq, Mr. WM q
BoLLs to Miss MARY ANN BuRNINomAM, all of tbs
county.
At the residence Of Mrs. Sarah Porter, by John
NJ. Whilcside, Esq, on the lIh inst, Mr. GEo. W.
AsDREw 10 Miss BURSErrA G. PoGrER, all Of this
county.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
y. %. Nelson, * Co.,
MMlSSl0N NERO HARTS.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
$, o. NELsoS, Ncio O,icgHs.
H. BANKsnlul "
Ii. c. WALEER, Memphis, TesH liais cash''r
Branch Union BdAk)
r. A. NLLsos, IfieHs, Aia
Sept ~, 1851, 3b.6ui
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

IllE underigned still continues to keep Pri.
'ale Boarding House in the town Of Wash.
ngon' Those living at a distance that wish 10
srpd Their children to School eau have Boarding
al Seven Dollars per month"; including washing
light, &c, -
J PATE.
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