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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
Arrived.

u.s. .,a..hp Jane. Adssr Pa ns'i 49, Co. 90
IN, "a ',., I'm Bassras hsht s--nS: -
,eau.hip STATE Of G-ous from .s S.s 0rsans,
.us " "a HavaEa viii merchandise az" pa''s
sse .uureue z.r.sa cay. from Aa-srp . 4
sno 10 pa,' n L.rssa Co .as - a. n. "a, Ia
,pO,s psc,.t shp Dsvoa.hlrs henes ,o' L'aa'A
baii no. the whole pa.ssfe L., - ....sufs..o
ssp Dn.. DozIe sAssov - DAYS. n1ss' an Ia''1ss''
sse Gay F.aiser xeL.usa from S.-sr, Lo' "a Con-
hy 5p Holland ,o~srrsn. W.. 0a p a4y. ron HA5's'
Il sa,, ard 3D. "a. .1t-r, 70 Gr''a l@ ~ H.
sbip iconlon Tlrner Boston, days IN la"ss' - "
tsr. s.b Ann Of 1ooaon Doeiha 70 4,' from H'ai'
Ws ,o'a' 20 III sss IS Day. from opoo, En= J. r
oisofs of B.os Dodge. Avail nn'a' ~ N''
VsSsr 70 Il . S..a ay. erdl. AID gr Of
in.r, Of .,,ansLg Alabama recently Nf9Asa % ne "a
A' b., R,ss, Bi Aon, o Gay roH wI1sof s'
'I:. .ss o. B.a., d.y. ron 1900, .os =.
a -, BAN and Of y te steam 10 ACHILLES Cs't
i,.,, iio 80 RIO ianero 3aT, vb eofs B.
oJ l. PhpV. Bros The r. .'hor' os N'nsI ~ -
.ds' Day ssht .rd W.. %, o. y 'as
srs cossorole r. Ban wthar dsys ron JaoksoH7-
Be-. i Psdrs1s Dorrs dsJ. ssssa, Mp VII His 70
R.s ws,.a =, lay. IN S. Iao-,s I.lni We; aa'.of
Ancs oose ,oo'5sr LeA 70 American ,.es; a. Ia,
sc,s I'D Al eypsfea-e6 bs1-, fais ION W.
Bus l. n-'Verate Az 2osIn5t y Gays IN rem a.
Bns Phu Calhoun, savannah days cotton ane f % -
bs, u non 1T HstsFss h-f1g Norl - m.e., a.
H., uyrs o. Ttonastoa standing 20 IL so-hrd - IRE
Isls1d q miles, po.e bns Nara Nh's ''.'As
eastward
Bns As-sa Most Deer, ws.', Ja't'o-7le' 1A'J'
b.. oi.ies b. wo- tBr Card, Windsor, 4. g. Il laJ''
e., Hg,ues. r from T1rks Isaa 81 .rs, 'sl % Va
IA, IIaruer on at l9h, - hesy pof
ru and .esses salt k'v, had % esfe tl-f 1nche'e-
M, Il, 20. finr elcl hard, az
| en-, 80 she % l.-flre1 l6ltss bushes al
| Fsre yacht .ef-s lie Muho, iaoc0, isloa = 49, NAe
81 Gsis. Baiensn sy, ron Ja.solT ri o'3ar;o
Sc B,ses.e, 81, Loahsr,, w-lor l' ~ 81. pa '''
| 70 ut'er . d, o.. t.
| toJ " Blnpm AnI ?, at g. - SPIKE oaft haso
| If sud or ~ sion. vih e1atfsuts. . -...
s,fr Pscic, Fson. ssys from Wa nson, = C W s''A
| fe.io Bsfen ~ A. t row. .. -.i..
s,br E-1o co. dwa days from Kingston. ia ~ % Eef -
& KDntsrit LEI BAH O.'-f- rtnfy rom N'' -,
in distress captain part oi ~ crew e4nf 1s "
liver Consul lad ~ KfEtu ior - aao re- ~
and obtained +m. and she would ssi Tor N-Vi" Al-i
]. day- Ars go. ht - ~ Ion FL ~, spose 'n2 pc - .
Milan Galveston. Texas bad io.i nan an f+e
8. w lnd-r her lore SAL -als'
10 sssstsncs Az on Cape Forfa W y. W. bfn 80 -
p.rercso hurnsn- Which lasted for u hoe nesy "a
o - ours; sails The day saw snip b MAJ steer.
81, ~ a nale tDr vorJen Blatk RIVER, Jana Is days
\ P,,r.rto oh, iron So. O mellow A l-vrens
ban 81 ID from O~s Head Saturday last COMPANY IA
krrp Pssrsor Patterson for Na-t0fos. D C 2rh' Cape
Cod 80 Hs, spoke ons soe ron San fas SEQ
, Boston.
! BELOW lark.
| SAL ED-slip Rotena. Bartlett, glasgow.
| WINp-sonr..-, w. s. w, MeutiGr, dsi susfst, M L.
| with seusn.
The Swedish brG ARMED ;ts mernirs vas he Ro nc
| Rim.
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Svx-Rsss.....k - Ssts---..... g. NSss-Rss "a
ssrst......rsrs
s.,sv Hoeku Ain Gov. Island. 3ia Hell Cats. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
| HENE1 T LErDs. Aoctioneer.
NTEW and SECOND HAND FURNt-

Hmm LIN Anctl"leeI' .,-o,rr
NEW and SECOND HAND UhNt-
TTRE AT AUCTION -rhlS DAY, lsaturdayl
ssnt Al 10 o'clock tho Sales B0 I'm, No SIS % inh-fs
At near brcaoW ~ HENRY 4 LENDS ~ sell ~ Aolte'
large as Itnen a. and ssc0Go-lind hous noi ar
nitnie hich consists IN part OF thrss se' o sp'endoy
carved rosewood Paror Fur tuTs covered Ia cl 'an pro-
caie'o Of he richest French satin biuca'eue ~ta
s1f,r and Nork Tables rossWYOt, sHogauy aud walnut
Chamber SUITS very rich pautes 81 euAneied . yes =
Chsn Der Furniture h sod without MAJ o- OPS et.
,ion On In Ts5e. walnut ar dniufFoon ana
chamber esre-seat Chars; essy Cnair sQfne sea- rs"
Chairs Ro kers SOFAS c-nter siae work ind iacJ ~
bic, with ,rd without marble HA Stands IN bronfe, VA
nut. rosewood and mahogany manossny' freNeA snu
Gothic Bedsieats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
xrvvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER A. 1852
rAGLEIIFE and HEALTH IN

H @ l. + LIFE ana TIE AL II u,
r sURANcs COMPANY, seeond house ron ne
s,rry Jersey City, N This ConpaiJ IDS 20 A.
r,prsrents Tor ths l1iToduetJp q sons issi'es 70 80
.arsnee which are IN re eoGa1Sni'y' "'1-o "~
pubic stenron 70 them ,..,.,. x, ,Sp-
IA. m, inss.e sr..nst ACcIrrNTs fASAL ISIS pLsNo
xrss IssssrTY ara ether bodily ard mental a1heuon~
,~ru,snsn.ly disabling the insured -
"a DISEASED L. IS EssTed a. moderate e1-a 'Ase "
"a REliEF FrND provided for shs oeGent OF tne m
rure, who AZ Lroagn unforeseen eiFcu AnSes oSeos
un.he 70 make tbeir gnngsi payments ~ Soen uIo ny
ma u epsned 70 continue tAer nsnrSnes, In Whole OF
pSri - -. -, La, TIA, m.
regular rates. -...
rhe Compsay have svas6 themselves OF the experiences
OF the Oldest Offices Of data procured ho inc ocs'
ntnssa are most intelligent s0uTces and OF the seNss
II fully con sctcAsy. In preparing or Ane Presents
ron u tsese matters N the pubic
TIE being desOus - o5er every sovnage eon
with ,aety, ren8er The system OF le insaf
.Dce a. valuable - possible 20 the rvlns povding sSsa"
the coniipsencies 70 which al are liable and 81 any mo
uer, have aSop "a these Gestures And commend them
70 TIE police OF the people ... .
N ,~ the points referred 70. and which are recn
EsT 20 Tbs Courapy the s.Gl business OF Lie insoEsss
trSnsactsc b, thsni AID policies ssn'eo VIII % ~''
participation In profits - -. .,,ii..,,,,
Rates forms Of PROPOSAL &e- may Be lad on as9eAAon'
sbsr Dsrsnsv A. he Company once OF BY letter ~
dressed 70 RICHARD II. DOUGLASS Secretary,
No. MontSOmer1-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL
i Il FAX, NOVA eCOTIA.-Ths new end slende
nne sno furnished In elegant style for the recommendation
O rs.snsss viii leave the sedc Lag What Sosc9
,esys 6slfaz for eoston, every TUESDAY, aS5S,sh
.. y1s-rint Cabin, Including nsaA 9io. 1Se-Ss.
~ @ CLARK, JONES 3 co, oosen.j ,. VIII
60 ~ aadfs; q. ~ csstsA - ssassI-saAsA 's6'W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
I've COMPANY-CASH CAPITAL, 100000, indspesS
snI of the Premium Fund.
Office No. l46 Broadway, conner Of Libsrtyss
fhis Company continues insure against al manner Of
life risks on most favorable terms
Persons may insure payable az any gyes sso or .ooaeE n
Of death California permits granted At REDUCED sea
A. A. ALVORD, PTesdeaL
G. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary
H. d. MORGAN, Actusry.
ABRAM DC RoIs, d. d., 81 the Office daily rom soS
o'clock Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

LNOR SAN FRANCiSCO-At Reduced
Il Rates, via AspnwsIl Navy Bay--rhs favcrte double
engine steamship PROMETfiEU,, Capt Churchill 1900
buths wifi leave Pisr No North River, sArUR-
DAY Seyem Der at O'Clock NJ precisely for Aspin.
wall nom whence she will proceed TO ban Juan del
Nore giving the select Of either route for
passage, at redut ed rates, apply only 10
ID. b ALLEN, No. Battery plaoe, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

Anew ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN
~ sURANCE COMPANY Of New Haven, Cozs-
sRANCH OFFICE No. 10 Wallst, ~ T.
CAPITAL, $50, 900.
fhI Company insues Liys Stock such |. Heres, Cattle
ke Sc om DEATH oecssioned either from natural caos,
accident OK disease of any description Whatsoever.
THOMAS KENDRICK. Presidsst
aEOReE r REYNOLDS. aecratary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
TTNTTFE STATES MAIL STEAM

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY connecting with the rACIFiC
~ IN ISs soE CAilFoRNIA and ORE00N via AsrlN'
NALL and PANAMA BY order OF the Postmaster 0sn.'
-, IN. limited States Mail Steamer with inc pest Csn'
,is "a OREGON Malta are 10 be dispatched On the Sh
and 2Oth Of each month direct for Asp'owail sna uo
NewoIeens on the 7Ib ana 30 ~us" , VII ,S WcnSss
Sow,ns The Pacific Mail 70 be 10 resdiness
for SEp d sFaTE g NATL s STEAMSHIP r. SS
The following hst Of the steamships belonging TO TIM
GE3RGiA.......SOs O tuns crescent CITY. $40 turc
OAIO....."..Soeo tuns en- RokEE ;;;' S"o .ans
EMPIRE cry. .2Ooo tuns Ell DORADO. 800 suns
Nsyo's for i,unw. on die 5sh and sch q
'" The new steamship FL DORADO and tho FALooNwu
leaving on 7tb I'D OF each month"; ana fOr ing With
the Pacific steamships rhousb Lne To and tfom New Or
leans and ports la Mexico California and Oregon rasssFs
rom New Orleans can he secured from ARMSTRONG
HARRIS h co, Agents at that plsce
TIE BATES FROM NETWORK TO asrISwALL WILL 81;
Ladies' saloon State Rooms
Lower Ar and rye ard Saloon State Rooms. 10
secord Csbin standees 80
Passengers are landed the railroad depot Aspinw.
nins over half the distance fon Aspuwa to Psnsu
transit Of the lshmns may bs performed In nom eiehteen
60 housthe which varies ffom eo y
w. PACIFIC MaIE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Of ibis Compsoy seamss inspected and approved By tho
Navy Department commanded by Navy Odosrs and carry
Ing the u MAILS. hereafter Rave FonaDh tnuios
d,siey arrival OF the Atlantic Mails and San Fran.
sco she lat and 5th Of each month, aad will soaa6
ct Acapulco.
Boat will be kept each end OF The sous 70
accidents
The following Steam Packets beol gns the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, arc now Oh shs Pacific. Of
which will he always port each ear Of tho ronts
GOLDEN GATE htn tuns COLUMBIA ...... .eD@ tuna
TENNESSEE ....I ,30Iiurs CONSTITUTION :. 500 tuns
NORTHFRNER 4, go tuus ANTELOPE ...... 75s tuns
REPUBLIC l. .0O tuns CAROLiNA...... .600tunsL
OREGON ......,l, Osytuns COLUMBUS ...... $40 tuns
PANAMA ........i,o87taos ISrHMUs ........ 6a0tuns
CALIFORNIA. = "a" turs UNICORN 800 taus
FkEMDNT ................. 800 tuns
The new stesu ship COLUMBIA viii ply between San
ancsco and ports IN Oregon awaiting tho former port
she arrivals Of tho mails and passengers at Panama and
turning without delay with the mails and passengers for the
steamer from San Francisco Persons occurring through
passage by the United States Mail New York
Ste smena
Rates Of hre nom Panama San francisco on the moe
favorable terms.
regular line Of fropelen win DO kept % for the trans.
portson Of freight and transient passengers between Pam
and San francisco One Of the above viii
keep up the necon between Acapulco aud Next
can Escb passenger allowed 80 Lbs personal bag
ssEe free not exceeding In measurement 10 subo feet
Freight will be taken tn Chasres 81 ~ cents per foot ana
from Panama San fancsco at the rate Of S00 per
Yer freight passage apply to -
CHARLES A. WHITNEY
A. the office OF the Companies No. III Westst %
Warren, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY Of the CITY OF NEW YORK, estab-
shed In 1851, at No rs Canalst Branch Office No 81
Broadway next corner Of Wan opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildnes Merch andise Household Furniture Wee
sells In Port and then Csoes Sc AGAINST loss damage b.
hre JEREMIAH TERRELL. Prasdent
AosEs @. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDrNG, Surveyor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
LINE FOR SAN

FRANCisCO.-The only line giving tickets for cross.
ins the IshDus-The shortest end cheapest routsThs "a
vore double ennIs steamship PkOMETHEUS 1900 tuns.
will leave from Pier No North River at O'Clock r. NJ.
direct eonnestlns with the double bdne steamer g. q.
LEWlS 1890 tuns over the Nicaragua transit hav
lns hut II miles Of land transportation This noW
In perfect order and roy apos going through
with dispatch, In the comfortable manner Thee
steamers have superior ventilation and accommodations
For information and passage the lowess rates apply oulp
10 ID. b. ALLEN Agent No. Battery place, 90 stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
NTFW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

\sEAMsHIP LINE.-TnroGsh 20 San fraSsisso az
Irdu.rd Rstes-No dreuti 90 ne lasnss es~
nd .nlerdl .tssmshc UNITED STATES, william y
~ a. ynp,srder ~l leave Nrw.foEs tor Aspinsnb
Navy Bay, 90 TaURsDAy ssr'snessr :. AZ s e
,i,s s,esn,shp cos rES $40 tuns. Thea b CrOcpsr,
Commando, Which steamship les,s. fs..%s On s as
srriya OF the passengers BY the No'ee' -. TS-
line IN. never failed 70 az the sopo.ated me
These vessels IN seeomnodstons SeneisriSn, - =
safety, unsul oS>-et An eNP'''
tached 20 each strsIlsf. D, -. -.A..< a. a.n,,x
- "a 80. a. p.Y.us Railroad. Aooly 20 -
"A-'' --u 'a>o '"e DAVIS SKUOks CO,
c.,.,.i A,ent. No % SesssEst, or -
ZONES 4 JOHNSON,
No lea eat q corner OF iLoesty-sA
The steamship UNITED STATES again icsN.s New y
Yo, on SATURDAY. l6tn October 20 connect As ss
with Tie iaEnIiie sieAmeI " lNtlELD e0OtA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

TOR CHARLESTON Semi Weekly
T. q a s.u Ir.-Th- splecfd new st.>...h,s Ns.
RlOS cant y Bern, siil leave Per No Nwts gsS-r,
on SATURDAY seyt l. u4o eoes NJ pr.si.,J. fer
fe,b .py On bsrS where al Hills Jflssins wt ,. srnsd.
81 Tor pss.ss- A. the eoouros loom Of 5POFfOaU,
TlLFSJON Gu, No as soaih|a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM-

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM-
SHIP COaPANY, sonDeetlns ~ith the rACiFiS
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only through y. =,
Nail lire for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via sspinTs1
ana P.sua-The ssl-ndd new ARD double ensne ". D
N.l s,..m,hin ONO, see ans. J. findjcy ssesee
g. N Commander ALL sail On MONDAY, 81 -
2o'ckck NJ precisely from Pef Of foos Of Wslren o..
North River The Pschs Mail Steamship Cempsnys mag
ni6ceut sssueI PANAMA sill 10 IN readiness 81 Panama
% receive the Ohos msb and passengers and ss irnnsd
stsy for San Francisco NJ sSots vii be spared tho
cart OF the Companies to pus their passenger hush win
expedition and comfort.
RArEs ~ FAss TO asPISwALL 49,.
Lafies ssCor State Room
Lower An and Forward Saloon do.......s'-''''''
Second CABIN Stanae@s.. "a
Stec
Passengers will be landed AZ thu RsrotS wharf, sspiS
gsIl nee Transit 81 the lfthms 81 thS rAsrrsen 81
s-use Per~es securing throusb ess'ss o, zoe -
States Mail Strs New-fofs hs.c peeioneo v"
,seou aop or baIo Of the Pscibe Mail slesneI"
Ksts of fare tou Pauarns O. Sac francisco on NS ns
favorable terns FOR freight OF Ps'-sse apply 70 9Th
R-Shippes are requested 90 snpPy uens's en-.
the Comgspy's Bills OF Lasus which WIN ee stssa
acc between the hour of and O'Clock On me CAY u
sailing ,.,,-,,rv Ga, .r..
No. III. Wss Of. eorosr of Wareo NJ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

IT s. MAIL TEAM 5 HIP Conc
" . PANY.-fOr Nsw-Orlesns via Havana the spIen-
sid Steamship EMPIRE CITY, Henry Windle, sonmaa.
der will .sil from the pier al foot Of Wsnen R. on
MONDAY, Sept l3 at Z O'CLOCK p. NJ presisely
RATES PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND sEW0RLEAss.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Ladies' and After saloon bertns. 80
Forward oaloJb berths. 50
bteefefe
Specie only taken on freight 10 Havana
Ere ght taken 10 New-r, 80 per cubic foot
Shippers OF hoisht requested 10 supply themseiyee
with the Companys bills Of lsding which DO Cd %
application the Office No other form will be signed
No bills OF lsdns ssDed after tho ship he's sailed
FOR freight or pssssxs spply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOR AUSTRALIA-DO OIL p II IN
IL CLlrPER LiNE-For Pot rhiip sod sydney dress
the entirely new clipper DOLPHIN 1000 tuns ourthea,
George frundy Commander viii sail on her first yoy-
age September G. for the above port The moda-
tons 10 this beautiful sesel aneqused for sl,gansG
and fitted up entirely Tor comfort Of families snsla
persons having large and SINAI state A. this tho
only clipper for ina port II 10 confidently exoessf
abe will make passage record FOR freight OF
passage early application viii Be necessary on board Pisg
Eo nj North River Tot of Carlisle-st or to
BUTLER BROTHERs, Noe. f63 and ll9 south-st.
B. copy Of tie Australian Tariff all description Of
goods be et the Office OF the sibscrte Cast
Truncy will be happy any and
give reference N .ose of tss r hooses 10 the city, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

LNOk LIVERPOOL.-Unit States.
Il Mall steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James Wet
This steamer VII DEPART with the u MALI for Europe
penuyely on SATURDAY, Sept l. at IL O'Clock NJ from
her berth :. the foot ofCsna No beths secured I'll psS
or for freight or passage having unequalsd sccomo<a.
lions Tor elegance and comfort apply 70
EDW. X COLLINS & CO. No. So Wallet
Passengers are requested 10 be on b1sd at 4 A. d.
The Steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC.
and ssl September Ia, 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

AUGUSTA, AT 2--sH .,hr. 0l'y sos, y ., SsT Ya.Ai
An a ---. Nev loh
lLBAhY sept 2-Arr sthrs. = srattsr sorrs' FllaiePA
'IrfVyIaSDgIt s.rI t-si IN wn Pti Baxter Boston
Washington telegraph., 1852-11-03
Bachelors Hall,

BAcuELoRs HALL! W hat queer looking place it Is:
Kape me from such all the days OF my life,
Sure, but think, what burnin' disgrace 1t is,
4Niyer at all to be getting a wife.
See the old bachelor, gloomy and sad enough,
Placing his takittie over the FIRE;
soon it tins over-Sant Patrick he mad enough
Qf he were present, to fight with the squire.
Now like a hog in a mostar-bed wallowing,
awkward enough) see him kneadlng his
dough-
Troth! ii the bread he could ate without swallow :
ing,
How it would favor his palate you know.
His dishcloth is nlisaing, the pigs are detourng IT.
In the pursuit he has battered his shin
A plate wanted washing grimalkin is securing it
Thunder and turf, what pickle he's Ill!
Pot dishes and pans such greasy commodities,
Ashes and prater skins kiver the floor,
His cupboard's a storehouse OF comlcal oddities,
Things that had never been neighbors before.
His meal being over, the tables left setting so.
Dishes take care of yourselves if You can
But hunger returns then hes iumn and ircttln
ftIN so:
Och! let him alone for baste of man!
Late in the night then he goes to bed shiverin'
Never bit is his bed made at all.
He creeps, like terrapin. under the kiverin'-
Bad luck TO the picture of bachelors hall
Washington telegraph., 1852-11-03

INDIAN SroIcIsM-"Soon after the close of the
American Revolution, deputation of Indian
chiefs having some business to transact with the
Governor, were invited to dine with some of the
officials in Philadelphia. During the repast, the
eyes of young chief were attracted to caster of
mustard having in it spoon ready for use
Tempted by its bright color he gently drew it
toward him, and soon had brimmng spoonful of
it in his mouth. Instantly detecting his mistake
he nevertheless had the fortitude to swallow it,
although it forced the tears from his eyes.
"A chief opposite, at the table, who had observ-
ed the consequence, but not the cause asked him
what he was crying tor!" He replied, that he
was thinking of his father who was killed in
battle Soon after, the questioner himself
prompted by curiosity, made the same expert
ment with the same result, and in turn was asked
by the younger Sachem what he was crying for!
Because you not killed ,cten your father ras,
was the prompt reply"
Washington telegraph., 1852-11-03
n @ T q & E.

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that / will apply to the
l. next Probate Court, in and tor the county OF
Hampstead, and State of Arkansas, to be held on
the second Monday of October next for an order
to sell the following Real estate, belonging to the
estate of JOSEPH GARRETT, late Of said coun-
ty of Hampstead. deceased. VIZ: West half of the
Southeast quarter, the West half OF the South
west quarter, and the North halt of section twen-
ty-three and the East half OF the Southeast quar-
ter OF section fourteen, all in Township eleven
South of Range twenty-six West, containing five
hundred acres more or less. All persons interest
ed hereby notified to attend II they think
proper so to do.
THOMAS 0. GARRETT. .Adn,'rof
the estate Of Joseph Garrett dec'd.
September 9th, 1852. 3G-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1852-11-03
Washington, July 1lh, 1882. 27-H
STEW ARDS HALL

fFNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
L public, and particularly the friends and pat
rons Of the Washington Male Seminary, that by
appointment of the Board of Trustees he has
recently become Steward of this Institution, and
is now fully prepared to accommodate all Students
chat will call upon him with Boarding, Lodging.
&c; and every necessary attention will be given
to render them comfortable and preserve their
health and morals. The Buildings are large: the
rooms airy and pleasantly situated at convenient
distance from the Seminary.
The Terms will be-ior Boarding, Lodging,
Washing, Fuel and Lights, Eight Dollars per
month.
To those who may require Indulgence. he would
say, send on your sons, and pay out of your next
crop.
n B-A few families or single gentlemen can
be furnished with Boarding and Lodging
commodating terms.
Fl. w. SMITH
Washington, Sept. %, 1851 ;}S:f
Washington telegraph., 1852-11-03
Notice is hereby Given;

HNHAT whereas at public sale Of lands for the
i non-payment of taxes due upon certain lands
hereinafter described held at the Court house door
in the town of Lewisville, in the county of Lata-
yette in the State of Arkansas pursuant to lawful
notice previously given by the Sheriff and tax col
ector of the said county of Lafayette, in conformi
ty with the Statutes of said State IN such cases
made and provided, on the first Monday of No
vemher, 1850, that being the fourth day OF SAID
month; John K. Smith purchased OF Alexander
c. Owen, the then Sheriff and Collector OF said
county of Lafayette, the following described par
GELS Of land, to wit:
The North East quarter of section twelve In
township seventeen. South of Range twenty-one
West: containing one hundred and sixty acres; al
so, the SOUTHEAST quarter OF section twelve In
township seventeen, South OF Range tWenty-one
West containing. one hundred and sixty acres;
and, aso the South West quarter dissection twelve,
in township seventeen South of Range twenty-one
West; containing one hundred and sixty acres; all
of which said parcels of land were listed, assessed
and sold in the name and as the property of J. l..
McCassity-for which said parcels OF land the
said John r. Smith paid the said Sheriff and Col
lector, the of seven dollars and fifty cents
being the full amount of tax, penalty and costs
thereupon for the year 1850; and said Smith took
from said Sheriff and Collector certificate OF pur-
chase for the same, said certificate he now holds,
and for which he is entitled to deed from the
Sheriff and Collector Of said county of Lafayette.
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all per-
sons concerned or who can set up any right, title
or claim to the lands herein before described, and
so purchased as aforesaid, in consequence of any
nformality, or any irregularity or ilegality con-
nected with such sale. or for any other cause or
defect whatever that |, the said Smith, will in
conformity with the laws Of said State of Arkan-
Sas in relation to Tax Titles, apply to the Circuit
Court of Lafayette county, at term OF SAID Court
to be holden on the fifth Monday after the fourth
Monday OF March, / Sj}. in the town of Lewisville,
in the county and State aforesaid, for confirmation
Of title to said parcels of land purchased as aore-
said. all persons interested are hereby called upon
to appear at said time and place, and show cause,
if any. they can, why the title to said parcels of
land sold and purchased aforesaid, should not be
confirmed according to law.
JOHN r. SMITH.
LafuY@tfe roaaty. July 9th, 1882