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Failsdelp1ia type and Stereotype Foundry.
THE would call the attention OF Printers 20
the greatly reduced prices OF the present st They
Pics AZ 80 cts. Ginion IS otS.
Small Plea $780, % " NoupRrel ----- SIS
Long Primer 81 Agate $500. " j."
Bourgeois 81 " Pearl ---..l 0s
Brewer 80 " Diamond .-.l 90
Determined TO spare expense In making their ettab
Ghnent perfect possible, they have recently got up
complete set Of tho justly celebrated scoTcHcuT LETTEF.
from Diamond TO ErglEh. TO which they particularly invite
attention.
Having lately made numerous additions 10 their stool
" Fancy Types Borders Ornaments, e their assortment
now unTiyelled IN the United Ststea; and their im
proved methods Of casting and Of preparing metal ensbs
them 70 furnish orara in manner To nsnre satisfaction.
Printing presses Cases, Stands, Chases, Gsys Print
ing Ink and eyery article used II prntngoftce COD.
see5nshand Presses, and Type ussd only n stersoyp.
Boo.s. pamphists Music LAhsiI. Re. 4o- stsrsoyps6
With oorreotnesa and despstch.
Y. B-Spemsn Books vii b ssni 70 Printer wbo vsb
make orders - JcbfsSoR Va
A-h 70 senscnl s5eeI.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15
Banking House

PaIH0 4 NoURsB.
La1t Warrant ..ht aue sold.
Gu gr.t 0.',. 4sr q4-1y
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15
NRW pURLICATTONs.

INUE Old Rci sandstona New Walks in an OLD field.
L by HUGH Miller l2m
ExpoStoTy pscoursco the First EpiEte of Peter by
John Brown, j. D. 8vo
Jsue Bouvsrs Prosperity and Adversely, By Miss Sin.
clair, author Of Modern AGONY lishmentS.
Reyon,s Of Bachelor Dock Of the Heart by IL. Mar
vel Sixth edition. Inn.
Tho Soldier q ths Crass By thoRey Dr. Leyburn sac
end edition.
The Broken Bud, "reminiscences Of noreaved Mother
sep 2i-ir GRAY d BAyLANFYYE. 7th 1t.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15

Tickets sIO--Ilalvos S5-Quarters 81. so.
Certificates Of packages Of rs whole tickets, $4,000
Do do 25 half do...... 1900
Do do rs quarter de..... $3.50
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15

G1LMAh'a AIglNlhE, Oa JL1AGIN0US EaIR
WASH,
IoR promoting the growth q the Hair, tho eradication
il permanent cure o. Dan1 nj, and Prev mt ny tb
b II from falling Of turning gray-cn hiuing utility
with eeganca. Tor sal1, wholesale and retail AZ
NIMEtsS stat oLery and Fancy store
9th e.. near Louisiana
ca Prco % cent, horls i've hotties Cor dollar
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15
sHAwLs! sHAWLs

bhAWLs! tHAWLa4
WE have just reciv nov 81 Of very eisr shauls
w which name IN part
40 Pa.d Bsy stst. - avis al co'orr.
Is do do IL do All eoinrs and styles.
Is pls!n 90 g do, in hi.a cbl -.
Wi.h br et,c', of u gocds jest oTcugd, whch W.
ly ask call from those IN want Uf rca X fms
Gail al 80. Eor south s1s -. Az, BIT. tth nj tn st.
ucts-tr D. II. TEB2s 4 90.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15

IleEets SIU-HAIFet Sa--luaIVsts 5@NU'
Certificates of packages Of 20 whoes"p~.o".Sl5o00
Do do 20 halves.....",.,s,. 1000
Do do % quartsrs.....,.e.,. $3.50
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15

A CARD.
Isw french Cloths, Cassineres, and yestings.
IUsT e,vrd per franklin direct from France
~ Large mi flhicnah tnent Of tho above gcdr,
to wh ch would call the especial attention OF gentlemen
hing garments Of r.t quality at Eacltrate cost which
re i pie~sed make order ct short notice. in the
most els ant and fashionable manner Also Scott and
Graham Glsth
aee sF WALL & STEPHENS,
Successors 10 VIM. Wall, PenD avenue
between 9th and l0th etrcets one door east Of the
oct 16-w iren Building
III HE MN sgERY SOLNEDI or, Irelands Mis-
e.ls~-thv GYaGd eau and Cure BY thu Rev Edward
Liar Is Dill a, II. D., ni.2onery Agent e the Irish
church. -75 csnL5.
Aulef3ca is founa it, by tho Mother q Mary Lande
Duncan 81
Jtr naabog fl tho Eorth Short Account Of the Es-
sahut # Christianity in Rurers Land by tho Church
.lHttauarg Society, BY g Tucker II cents
aal!ie tordcas THO Crphsn. Illustrated. rs cent?.
Iua scot Hcr.Mls; b. ~ohn IIawio n SO.
e-Ll GRAY 6 BALLA> lyme fth -,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15

CLGTH5, ca ELMEREs, VESTTNGs, &C,
WE ask tn attention q Merchant Talors 70 our large
w stocE az cloths. cATiimcrcs, vetEngs, tr1Ami 81
SC. wlieu 70 will s,ll veTs cheap.
sep IL Y! RBY MILLER.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15
SCI, 5oO!-S4O, 900! $4,000! $4,000!
10 prizes Of SO. 500.

Lottery for the benefit OF the
STATE OF DELAWARE, class II, FOR 1859.
70 hs drawn at Wilmington Delaware Saturday. Nov 81
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17
T.HE GLADE FOR SALE

I"E TEHUE FUH. sALE.-I oher for sale my farm
II in Jefferson, known the "Glader containing 3OS
acres l56 acres cleared and $50 in timber The quality Of
the land is unsurpassed by iphe county Of Jefferson
on the tract comfortable log dwelling, wen OF good
water and stream running throse one end Of Ire farm
oepartcuar description is unnecessary, those Wishing
purchase will first view the premises The farm will shown
any time BY Mr. T. A. Lewis who resides near IT, ana Who
viii give information to terms &c. Application may also
Dc made postpad to Mr. Edward B. Cooke, Chalesown JEFF
rson county Virginia. Mrs Alexander O. Gordon Fort
Hamilton, Long Island New York jsnl s-1wt~u
IlEMOCRAT1C REVIEW for June, 1883 With
IL portrait Of Pierce, this day received Pice1s cynN
july IA FRATCK TAYLOR.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17
CLOSING OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

The Corps Legislatf closed its sittings on the
2Sth ultimo. After the adoption of the process
verbal, the Assembly resumed the discussion the
budget of receipts, the several articles of which
were put from the chair and adopted. The amount
of the budget stands fixed as follows:
Expenditure. l, 495,O0O,O0Ofr
459 600, OO0fr
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17

The budget subsequently adopted by 214 to !.
NJ. BnLAULr then informed the Assembly that he had
received message from the President Of the Republic.
1t was as follows
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17

wish to say to You tonight what was when
became a member of Congress at the bidding Of the
people Of Boston. What she? To this qucs-
ton 20 back her history The great history Of
Massachusetts begins with the revolutionary struggle of
the country and what thats For what did Massa-
chusets struggle for what did she offer to pour out her
blood like water and exhaust all her II they
worthless and all the risk Of war, and Of civil
strife and of the gallows and of execution traitors
What did she do II all for Why depend it, gentlemen,
IL not any marrow principle any local object any
sectional concern of her own. She did not brook the
power of England for strip Of land Of City miles width
between Connecticut and New Hampshire She ana NOT
do IL to protect this glorious bay before 50 beau
tfu and studded and gemmed with many islands ana
isets No, Massachusetts struck Tor the hpery
of continent [Cries Of goed good and loud cheers
1t is her everlasting glory-evcrlasting unless sne .ermi
mates it war was the hrst enor. ever
made by man to separate America rom european oomn
ion TApplause That was vast and comprehensive
We look back upon il now and well may we wonder at the
great extent Of mind and genius and capacity which in
fuenced the men Of the revolution
Gentlemen friends fellow-citizens: Let me tell you
that had all America in her heart when
she her whole strength into her army and gave
blow for the liberty Of the American world Cries OF
wood and hearty cheers was nothing less than that
WAS nothing less than that Warren did not die for
fassacbusetts only mol Her soil is honored by
Eeiynp his blood but the world is not wide enough to
crcumscribe his fame. All the generations Of mankind
upon this continent will never be able TO recompense for
his devotion TO republican INSTITUTIONS and has death IN
the cause Of liberty.
Well gentlemen, that Is the original character Of Mas
that is the foundation Of all her that
Ia worth possessing 1t her original devotion to liberty
as n cause-to the whole Of America q country. Her
renown in that respect placed deep, well laid and
firm to be disturbed, un-
less in day Of darkness and of DEATH in some mo-
mcnt Of folly and Of phrenry and Of madness she shall her
self subvert with that the foundation Of all her
greatness and renown. [Ces Of never, never That
will not happen ["No."1 Ipray Almighty God at least,
II that is TO happen the Judgment Of that day may be
postponed till my head shall be covered with the sods OF
the valley. Cheers 8..E..5s -
Well gentlemen let us adhere to that spirit of union,
Of naonalism Of Americansm and let no narrow, self
ish local policy no tring concern Of day and moment
influence the councils of Massachusetts In the day that
made Massachusetts, what she was, and what she has
been, her policy large, comprehensive, united She
never drew breath that was not national breath she
never had an aspiration which did not embrace all ~
colonies and the Grown Of Great Britain had
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
gnElsa IL,

EENfkE POINT PLACE tie rts|I'sHss Of
:, thHHl.trssaaI stusiad N H., uasI 4iss,.
aH- slHIHa ari HH#..#T p..i.Ia# Ia s5f|#z aaar.
Lr. be- H=# Hl fH.I - 81 aH HH=HI irHE Tic
iari o.H'HiH a.urI Uu aers uf rulItrt tIa.
h. ari. 8l0Hi ..a aaFs, ai sfiIsa is rf.irr trGte
we'll ua'srI aH1 il le Let aiate oI Cultivation
s',cr Ialla ,H.d. drtrs Ium tai. raft ab,.h
Lcldrr g one cd 'hf most lnirh'e places SOC a
Pnhir llHmc ani Mercantile s,aiishmtm In
south AflaHns iu,w ao u.W at if. pairi
two Stores ani Pni Office 5rl in, ,ar'f, N.
aorn' r 'a. n..,' '.m,'y rrTTa'ai Uau.au ai
lAr ouu'f iIr mUaltmrus sr hr.c
Dwelling llo... tss,u' Iuaa. rre. inp
,'ofr liUFr.. ian laIf Nr. 90 f1pifrf
machine ui.l a.I t.a r.a...rHf IrIl.-.4. .afi
in l.f uIaIr l.aHy urH d.sI.ua ,. irr,It.
sIus owe oi OBJ, urH r.iale ln.nra f6ir,. iu
south AfAanfas in tHr mIi.I r.arfr.Ira.us com.
mmfY fg'r nIlHf'ariY rag oGtul.
lhr iaFa.,r ID lr i.-ra o. an lags un
h.r iuU 'hr L.w.ra coop arA iir .ask.
Inr 's.ns ai mi.fr rU.,asis ,alsifr oi
'a' un.,r'saal ga ir ptmea.
JOHN EtSsTY
Cr'r Point Jar-i. Is-L lgsif
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Tint music ol the curly Year
Hos mono tho Worse for THAT.

WaAr though the homesnnn suit he wears
Best suited to the suns ni toll
What though ON cnarsesl fond he lafes,
And tonds the loom, of tills the sail--
What though no gold leaf gilds the tange,
Devoted 10 eongenial ehal--
II right prevails, and not the wrong
The man Is not the wafse for that.
What though within his humble cot
No costly ornament Is seen-
What though his wife possesses not
Her satin gowns Of black and green
What though the merry hon.chold land
llall-nakei ily 10 bali anl bat
II Conscience guides the heart aud hanl,
The man Is none the wufse Tor TINT.
True worth IS not thing af ilrcss-
Oh splondouf, wealth, or classic lafe.
Would that these tmppiuee We loved les,
And rlung ia hnucst worth the mafe
fhongh PRIDE may span tue ioiliug eioWd,
The hdel eaih, the naples hat,
YET god and Nature cry aloud
The man is nome the wnfsc iur thai.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

TNHAT at a sala of Lanls for the nun. payment
l. Of taxes due thereon, held at the Court
House door in the town Of Washington, in tue
county ol llempslead IN the State ol Arkansas,
pursuant 10 lawful notice given by tlle Sheriff Of
said county af llempstead, aud in conformity
with the laws ai said State, on the inst Monday
Of November \. d., ISIS, being the sixth day
OF sad moulh William IL Etler purchased Of
the then Sheriff Of said eannty OF liemmteadi
the following described tract or patsel OF land
situate in the SAID county al Hampstead which
said tract ol land was listed, assessed, and sold
as the property ol +, Chappcl and described as
the south West quarter Of the South last quarter
Of Section twelve lgD in Township Twelve ll2l
South, OF Ranse fwenty-siN tld) West conlain-
ing lnrly acres nT which the uid Euer paid the
said Sheriff and Tux Collector the sum OF two
dollars and five eents-belng the amalmi al lakes,
penalty, and costs due therann for the Yean \. D.
tsI7 and lsls.-anl took from said Sheriff and
Collector certificate ol purchase ior The same-
that Afterwards ON the nth day Of November,
A. D., ISIS, the said Etlef Tor valae received,
assigned the satl certificate ul purchase IN the
undersigned, by whom il is now he'll and WIN
is entitled In deed for the same trnn the Sheriff
OF Hempsteal enuniy. Nnw therefore. notice Is
hereby given. "a all pefsons who nay he con-
cerned. or who can set up any ri!dii. title, OF
claim. to the alayc described tract Of parcel Of
land. So purchased as aforesaid, in Consequence OF
any innmaiv. irmgularity, or illsealily con.
neeiel with sHeh sale, nr iaf any easse or defect
whatever thai in ohlunnii4 with ila act Of the
Geneml Assembly Of the state of AIkanas, N
relation Ia Tax titles the undersigned will ap.
plY 10 the Circuit Coufi nf llempsteal county.
at Court Ia he holden Al the cauIi House al
SAID county. IN the town nj Washington, on the
seventh Monday after the iourih Monday of Sep
,embhr, A. D.. 1852, af confirmation Of title IN
and ia said ifasi OF parcel ei land "a purchased
as aforesaid and all pcfsnhs interested an hereby
nniidri io urhaar at said time and place, AMI
shnw cause It any they can, WHY the title n
said land "a .all As aforesaid. should not he con.
6uHed acconlihg 10 law.
EZEKIEL. NANCE.
Washington, March II. 1852 llid
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

fJNlii Ha3er.sHHi oicrs iaf sale aH aerom.
Il meaating iaHms. laH1 aafs, Of rhaIfa ana
'alaah.s Land. situate iu >asaif county. Aflln.
sIs.
The lands wgTa selected IN Is7f. are af the
best qaaIitY ct upland. and afa located IN ! do.
snble HaiHbhUiEaad
Tor lsfus. a. enquire af N n Eiiaf a
Nlsbinz|an or the #H|'scnHeH# 81 Little Kafl
WATKINS q CuHRAN
lHruan it#H 4ir
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
JOHN FIELD,
AT LAW

ID ESlnES at Washington, Hampstead county,
II Arks. and will regularly attend all the courts
in the counties of Hampstead, CLARK, Pike SEWER
Lafayette. Union and 0uachta, aud viii attend to
the collection Of debts in any part OF the State
Business entrusted 10 him viii be promptly at
tended Ia.
Jan lai lsll,
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

DY a recent Act of Congress, Bounty Lands
ID are granted 10 officers and VOLUNTEERS in the
military service OF the United States in the war
of lsli, OF any Of the Indian wars since 1900,
also to commissioned officers in the war with
Mexico. In case OF the deeease OF the officer or
soldier the land can be obtained by the widow
OF minor children.
The undersigned, acting as general Land Agent
will attend promptly to procuring Bounty Land
Warrants ior those entitled To them, and locating
idesired. having general knowledge of the
lands in the Red River Land District, he will be
able to make choice selections All letters of
inquiry postpaid will be promptly answered
and instructions given, ifdesired,
DANIEL l.. WILLIAMS.
LdHd lgeW
Washington, Arks, Nov, %, 1850, l7tr
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
TO Planters & Merchants.

Tlll' unlrrinol ha, on hand aud Er,sIe q
L t..iu'a- BE- .sI iau.H. o.. Iuu laItsD
hWt} Cotton larHhrfs Ifum .nu 1e l-0BrtIt
%. g.m1 mode uari Nr.u Slice. Imm 90 a
.' Cotton DIus, vswnitd tu perform ufl-
"ui} No 'Af- Naau.. la'b ar Iarr. .rl
"h'N Ni'l M",d.H aua iIou aaeIs. l.aus ct sny
p'rm frgupd AIo. a Ltatr .ioel of nB
Good gri hugcriH. 4 superior afd heavy ID
OF hsaly -Aladc clothing hu'b af summer .al
ard winter Woar Pantsr ard mrrbanH gfo
particularly requested io Jl'l arl lal. in "a supply
OF iir aiufr auIc'.., us viii ,ril iLrm as cheap
a' they nu hc bought ln NrN uaear., ana 90
Time 20 .uii ilr.r -IuNins rwla uH,r will br
punclulI'y il,i hra ans oi ihe alo,c enumerated
ahicira
u. GiIMER
~ \, B-G0Jls, Groceries of cash raid of
ton Hda Or Iiiao, good article always rc-
qwi". J, B g.
Junr 90, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

CALIFORNIA F0BTuyEs.--lt is calculated That
out Of every hundred persons who have zone 10
California, hily have been ruined forty no better
than they woull have been had they remained al
home hYe a little better, and tour something bot.
ter still, and one has made fortune.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
FOR RENT.

VNHE Store House and Dwelling now oecpp;.J
1 by Diamond 4 silman, opposite High
Hotel.
For terms apply to VIM II Etler, or 10 the
subscriber,
Feb. IS, lSj2-7u W.. MOSS.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

A sEcnEr Worm Kvowisa.-Boi three or
four onions in pint Of water Then with a eild.
ing brush do over your glasscss and frames and
rest assured that the es will not light on tbe nr,
icle washed. This will not do the least injury 10
the frames
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
COTTON GINS.

fTllE undersigned has on laal Dot Of superior
L eiu stands al various sisas aud PATTERN,
mode Of the b',i material and On the must an
plo,ed plan, Which he will July guarantee. ana
sell on mare accommodating Terms lHan they
hl,eesel hrIet,iuie been uHafal
Il l. BRITfIN.
washington June ~ 1850 altf
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
NOTICE

A ~ persons indebted 10 iho late firm of Block
"A Bro. Co, or Henry Block. viii Gpd their
notes in ihe hands Of II. X v Boek MI, src
authorized 10 receipt and receive ibe same.
April 7, 1852. '''It@ i,.g,,
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
FALL oD S.

FALL GO obs.
FJNllE subscribers arr now opening their -
i stock OF Fall Goods, 10 which they -.
invite the attention Of Planters. These ~
Goods were purchased by the package from frst
hands In New York. and eau h. sold at prices
that will give entire satisfaction. Say
1000 yards Kcrey.. ,all wool 6llingl
2ooo yards plain and plaid Lin'cy, all wool
Gllmg
5000 yprls heavy Lowclls
800 paif heavy Nes- Blankets
30 pair Bed Blankets,
10 pair Blankets Tor coats, some very fine, aud
worth SIS pair.
10 bales shhug' and Shceiiugs,
900 pair heavy Russclis,
900 pair heavy Kip Bmgns,
Gents Boots and Shoes oi all qualities,
Ladies', Misses and Chilluns Shoes,
Saiineits, Kentucky Jeans
Fanncls, aIl rolors,
Wool lwccls q large assortment,
With many other Scasonablc Goods for Ladies'
and Genilcmen's wear
Bagging Rope and fwinc.
Look at our Stuck before YOU buy.
McCOLLUM X FELLOWS.
Camden, Sept T., 1850 llj
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Il 7
NELSON'S HOTEL.
FTLTO IlRhINSlS

fTNIIE uadergnei takes pleasure in announcing
1 To his friends and the public generally that
he /. prIafal a. tie Upper fasefnm Fultan, Ia
accommodate all no may favor him with their
TaiWuase.
III. table will he supplied with the hcst the
market aiianls ~. Bar with the choicest liqnors
and bis .Iatiaa wIl Be provided With plenty OF
pui,radef and attended hy carelHl as',Is.
No eKaEiinus on bis pal. viii L. sIard Ia nm.
der camiafiablc all wh5 may b. pleased Ia give
hlm a cali
{. I. NELSON.
Fulton. ian. 22, ISL. 3u
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
VIEW c obs.
GnEAT naRNAINs ION ON.

| y aidaiaH in uaF HIt...at sIa#H. ,afH fasrit.
L irs Hsnrfal as=alfH.Jlf II HsH ari Hszz#sail.,
6oads- Cur .'ask Ha#.i.fr gI f#rrf alH S.aIls
Dos Cost. iiai. eaI i..H Hrai.aaz# 81. r..
toiaaz. i.aTIua##. ruHIH= JuaEaIEasrf.
HuaaH sa.i''ss HHdHs Na#Halr IHHf 81.
ar gH#sH. AI###. l###zz= SHsa gzsl'.s
>a.sh. sHes ifHsr. HHH D. ia. fHass.
aHl maag alhHr HII#IH Na#aIII msKgu t.r
Interest ai TuI,H#=HHH ia zI#a is .Heff sazian
Whn sch 10 iug aH#Hn FOE H#=H Coil AID nv
n.ARAuNu sIiItNAN.
hHHHi ita llafHHs
NHsHlHzisr. l.#I= I8u
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
LINES.
ny WILLIAM CULLEN nnvAsrf

ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
The May-sun sheds an amber light
on new-leaYed woods and lawns between
But she who. with smile more bright
Welcomed and watched the springng green
Is in her grave,
Low IN her grave,
The fair white blossoms Of the wood
In groups beside the pathway slandi
But one, the gentle aai the good,
Who cropped them with mirer hand,
Is in her grave,
Low in her grave,
upon the woodlands morning airs
The small bifds's mingled notes are flung
but she whose voice, mafe sweet than theirs
Once babe ne listen while they SUNK,
Is in her gfaYe,
Low in her grave,
That music ol the early year
Brings ,eafs Of anguish 10 my eyes;
Ny heart aches when the flowers appear
For then think OF her who lies
Within her grave,
Low in her grave.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02


ID AhAWAY trom the campof the
; :: : 9: : !: !: !: =: !: :: !: =: ::: !: G: s.: $: :
about feet 10 inches high. weighs s.sesza.zss
about ldi pounds, has one OF two small .ears nm
the len side OF hisneel aud is inclined ia he bow'
legged had on when he len white waol bat
and common negm elolhes The Nerfo fafmerlv
belonged 10 William d. Watts of Lawtesss n,sy,
irici, South Carolina. win sf.e ibc aba,e 10.
ward iof his apprehension and confinement In
any iail 50 that | eaa get him. ANY ieiafms,ion
rosanling him maY he addressed 10 the sobsefiber
at fineHlle T.. o., Hossier Paash. Ia.
-. ALLEN VANCE.
Washington Oct "a 1881.
G1IHhis, liiile Rock publish to amount Of IS
and ehafee this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

INllAr 90 a safe ol lands aud Town lois hf ihr
l. n0u.pamrut ui taxes due thereon bold At
tho Count liua.e door iH ilr iuWn Ui Nsshrs.
ion, iH ihD county ul ilrmT,ical. boz ihr saig
ui ArAau.Ia, pluuali 20 lawm nu'ifr rlfu hl
ihr slruu aui laN Collector nl lir t5fI ouuuIy
ol lltmisirau. aul lu conformity UtIA tlr lows
oi aid Stale Uu Doe hnt Ailulay rI November
a, -, 1850. bfius ihr sixth day 0I .4id uauf.i
Ezekiel Nance, purchased of John D. Saudsiur
lhen shenu anl Collector ul saij county ol
Hampstead, The ioi'uWng described parcel oi
lam uf Town loi, situate in ihr town ol Ma,i.
nglun 10 .sid county ul Hampstead which ,a.i
lot er parcel oi lard wus lisiol assessed pui ,oiI
as tho pnpriy ol 5 u DAVIS. aud da.rutca
as l.oi uumh,riwu CD iu Block uuml'rihuy 'Il
according il Doe p'lr oi sHd town uog ui feoar.
~ the office OF ilc Clpfk ol sid count, ni irnr.
stead. ior which ,aid loi The ,aii Nance reid
the Sheriff or Tax Collector the tum OF one Dol.
lar and iony-clghi cents, being ihe amount of
tax. penalty aul costs due thereon ium tlr yrar
ISIS IN 1850 inclusive. and iouk lmm ihc .a'l
Sheriff snl Collector a certificate uf pufriafr Iar
the same, which cedinrltr hc nov iuli. aH
upon which be- Is entitled lu a deed. from iie
Sheriff. oi lloiupical county Now Therefore.
npilce h hcfcly given io aIl persons WHO may
be- concerned, or who cBn .ai un nuy neht title
or claim in iic alutr described lu'. ur rrfrtI of
land. 20 purrhgsUd Bs a.ofczaid, in Consequence of
any iHiunmaIly IUcslIsrily of Illegally CON.
ueclcd with ,uch salc OF ior auy causc or ifret
Whatever that tn conformity with the acl uf iac
Legislature of lho State ol Aflauus iu ra4i.0u
10 Tax titles the undersigned will apply s'
the Circuit Court oi Hampstead county N
Court Ia bo holden a thu Court House III ,sid
county, in The town Of Washington on tbo
seventh Monday alicr The fourth Monday OF Sen.
q. ia.
and io said oi or parcel of land 10 purchased a.
Aforesaid, sud all perons interested are heIehv
notified 10 arpesr az said time and place. aud
show cause, il any they con, Why thc title lo said
lot ~ sod us Aforesaid, should not be confirmed
according 10 law.
EZEKIEL NANCE.
Washington. March "a. 1852. it6