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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-12-04
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Nrw YorE. March Is. 1859.


Ye.icnlay We had the last ol "a suuw storms
pmnised hy ihc almanac makers We Dad go
ihis winter it wa. nd, and were huuud Ia have
ono more: but after tlc genial weather Of The
latter nari ui iast week, and ine hni Of THIS, pur
faith IN this threat "qu out lls The Yankees
ayl and W. coneiudcd ihl. tnr.e weaihcf-pmph-
cts must adate 10, that llIh s,Dfn aud be content
with ipt IN Wll nr ihH lG BH' they Wcfr
rieht, and sure enough on tho yermgmomblc l7ih
of March, sacred lo tUr mam.I Of Ireland b
tu.eur SAINT aud tho cyaguaA1u u' Green Euu Ay
the snake. n0. came 4 Is.H. iHrn hal, iI.n
a regular uld-a-hipnrl SNOW torn, with 'n-"
heavy takes, which continued TO fall until
This morning the streets am ovcrladen i.H
aoL and "now-broth and the skie. ara W.'l-
nr, for the reason pn,slb.y, that this wa @
winters last kick, aud hi, final struggle. SamH
Il bel
~lt,s an III wind that blows nobody any
an adage smelling somewhat ancient ami 20
Ike as Mdrcmis says but very applicable ~ it7
weather io'quic number OF needy individuals
who, with a score OF umbrellas, new and old, uu-
..der the left arm, AMI none over their heads, per-
ambulatc the thoroughlarcs very slowly OF, II ii
rain eats and dogs. stand under the cover Of some
friendly doorway. These iinemnts sell umhrel-
las at all prices under one dollar; say from two
shilllngs upwards. To them rainy day Is god
senu' even as an anke-dccp slough on the pave
meni Is the especial JOY OF the little muddy eherubs
who sweep the crossings
Another indication OF the spring besides the
fresh shld and greens in the market, is the sudden
appearance OF number Of men and boys at yari-
Gus corners IN and around Wall street. with mint
and haii-pint measures and baskets Of what 10
Strangers eye, at first glance, would appear 10 be
quantity Of reaches, grasshoppers, or locusts
and he wonders for what under the sun the fellow
is exposing such horrid things for sale. He in
quires, and is told they are shrimps boiled last
night and be can have pint for only one shilling
which is dirt cheap and very cheap dirt he
thinks them The shrimp is not unlike NINA
ture lobster, but boiling does not turn red the kind
obtained in this vicinity Eis regarded as a great
dclicacy by gentlemen Of strong stomachs.
think they have them much larger and finer in
New Orleans than here
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

FLoREYeE--Residcaoe Of Col. IFiR-
hrQp, gf Nee OfieaaS.-AIr. Weed of
the Evening journal, in a letter dated
Florence, February the 18th, writes rs fol.
lows;
'lf Florence could exchange climates
with the Island Of Madeira, there would be
ut least one paradise on oarth-that is if
Paradise be that place of beautiful pcrlec-
tious with which it is invested by hope and
faith, The beautiful soil of Tuscany sup.
plies all the wants Of man, Genius has
adorned the galleries of Florence with at.
fractions which continue to charm through
never 50 long life; for, like the phys of
Shakespeare, am sure these pictures may
be studied forever And as hr Palaces,
there are moro than enough for all who
wish to occupy them aud that Too at rents
marelously low Why, you may live in a
Pahee with ample grounds tuelnding Gar.
den and Fine,ar0 for less rent than paid
for any tHoahd half story building in our
immediate Hudson street neighborhood.-
And the prices Of all neediul articles corres.
pond. Provisions. Fuel Wine. Service.
etc, being more Than reasonably cheap
\ person with small income ut home,
well invested. may come here to enjoy
the fat of the land - and become rich
without working, il he lives long enough.
Take an example, The Villa and Pal.
aee Of the salfiata Family IS situated
mile and half from the city, and
joins TINT of their great rhal family, lhe
DE Mediei. Besides is ample Gardens,
Onngery. etc. there are several hundred
acres Of vineyards, Give Orchards, Mead.
ow aud Pasture Lands In aailau.es therc
is all TINT bcdts Palace. In the gardens
there Is statuary aud fountains. The 81.
loaas diniug-hall, library and bouioir Of
the Palace ar hung with paintings by
The old Italian masters. From the Palace
yuu have fine Wow If Friesile. che ancient
city of the EuNcans, Yalm1rayio. (ia yieW.
ing balh Milton aud Washington Irving
fortified thcir classic spirit, witt beautiful
imag'ry) and of the city Of Florence,
which spreads out Ike Mosaic Carpet at
yonf feet. This fine Old rala5e. with it,
appropriately rich furniture. and is broad
grounds is occupied tg Colonel Nalhnp,
Of New Orleans who pa,s Tor all these
Injuries the 'um of Sl2Oa per nnnum -
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
Railroad Meeting.

The undersigned desiring to cooperate
with the committee appointed by the
Railroad meeting recently held nj Bus-
ton, Texas, recommending the holding Of
a Railroad Convention at Lililf Rock cu
the lth Of July next. earnestly invite
their trllow.citizeu. of llempsicnd county
to unite with them in Mass Meeting
at the Court House, m Washington, on
Monday the 10th day Of May next, for the
purpose Of appointing Delegates 70 said Con,
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
TlNWARE MANuFAcTORY,
UiSHINGTON. Ark

V1iiE undersigned have commenced the manu-.
l. iactms OF Iinwnre at Blocks oh stand on
Main street, where they have and will continue
to keep on hand, general assortment of Tin.
ware. made Of the best material Merchanis and
othcus who have been in the habit Of purchasing
their ware at New ORLEANS will And It Ia their
advantage 10 give ms call, and examine our
stock and prioe before purchasing elsewhere as
we are determined To sell on reasonable terms
House gultcrng and all other kinds Of iob work
will be executed with noatness and despatch
We would respectfully solicit tho attention
Of the public to our stock ard prices
WATT < STARNES.
Sept. 10, 1851. 36Gm
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
GIN MANUFACToRY.

V1HE undersigned having aeori1iri themselvcs
i b. lhe purpose of manufacturing COTTON
GINS 10 tao townol Washington, respectfully lu-
nun planter iat they ore prepared with the
hs.i qmi' oi matornl and machinery Tor manu-.
,uciuug superior Gins, which they iiIly gmwn-
tee. Planters and Others wishing to purcia.,,
would DO well 10 coll and examine the quality Of
uur lhn- before Purchasing elsewhere.
Particular ailoaion win he paid TO repairing
anlioa.oj any misunderstanding and protect our-
scl,o, wc will require IA special contract, and The
payment OF al charges ON lae delivery of the
work. j. n. CROSBY.
4. j. LAWS.
Washington. April "a, 1852. lj-d
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

\ DuEE * DISTRESS Paul Wilhelm.
Duke of Wuriemhure. who has been travel.
ing during lai summer and fall. in the
Nestcn wilderness, has lately published. IN
the Alleeamine hciinng. a short sketch
Of hi, adventures. from which It appear
thai on the 10Th OF October, near the mouth
Of the Southern Platte, the Duke iell into
the hands Of a band Of Indians. who robbed
him aud his companion Of everything they
had with them Aoer having abused their
prisoners in a barharous manner. tkey per.
mitied them to depart,
lie Jared, however, dill Wnrze on tie / lth
November IN awful ,now-5orm broke
over the haplos vmier1r, his threc hor.e.
died one after another with difficulty could
he continue on foot iur iiecn miles further
whom. at last near The mouth Of the Bic
Sandy Creek, his strength gave way. and
he laid himself down: us he. thought, To
rise no more, Already were his limbs ,ill.
and hi, senses began To iorakc him, when
the mail riders from Fort Laramie found
the wrctchcd Duke. and carried him with
great difficulty to Independence. }lissaur.
where unlcr the must hoFiiallr clra OF IL,
generous Inhabitants, be .oou recovered BIZ
health and trcugih The Duke expressed
great gratitude to the people Of Indepen-
dcucc
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

The frsi duclin New England was fought
by two servants with sword aud dagger.
Neither Of them WIS killed. but both wound.
ed. For their offence they were formally
tried before the whole company of settlers
and sentenced to have their heads and
feet tied together, aud 50 to be iwcnty-Cour
hours without drink"
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

RrrEAL OF THE MAINE LiQuoR Law.
A large petition for the repeal Of the " Maine
Liquor Law, has been presented to the
Maine Legislature from the town of South
Brunswick. It is the first reaetlvc move
ment in relation to the subject that has TAX
en- place in the State.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order ol the Hon the prn-
L bate Court Of ilempstead county. the under.
sisacd as Administrator OF the Fsiate of William
II. bowers dee. vii offer for sale at the Court
llorp loorof thu county OF Hampstead, on Mon.
day tho 10th day oi May next, ilsial between
the houH iar iuairial sales, IN credit of twelve
months, the following described real Esinte. In
wit The Wei hall OF see. u, the Rcst hall nf
zee 20, the Wei half Of see, IL thn North half
Of NoHh East ar. ai sec, ~, all in Township
Ninn South Of Range twenty .seyon West, and
the South West qr. Of sec. two IN Township ten
south, Of Range ~ West, in ortlcr to pay tho
debts OF said Estate.
WM, II. ErrER, Administrator.
Washington April 7th. ls62
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
SALE OF NEGROES.

II punuanrr af nm order Of the prahale Conr,
j al the eauue Of Lafayette. in the State of
Afkausas m0de ut the February term, thereof
A. ID. 1852, will sell at public sale, at the
CoHrt.llnuse door in the town of lewisgille. in
said county ON the ahih inst, On credit until
the hHi ol January next three neefo men SIX
ues5o women, three nogIn lays between nine and
fifteen Yeas old AMI iauf ,Hall ncsfn children.
all belonging "a the Estate of Iamrs rfahIfrr
leeeasel, Purchasers will be required 10 eve
bond with Two good seriIilie, bearing len ner
cent Interest iIum maturity
JAMES K. Young.
Administrator OF sail Estate.
April ., lsi1 Il.9I.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
Cotton Gins and Corn WINS,

To Grind by Horse Power,
Manufactured by h. A. L. Mocurdy,
NJ Pleasant Hin. Dc Soto Parish, Louisiana
VNlE undersigned has completed his arrange.
l. mcnts for the manufacture OF the above
named articles, and will hin.sh Cotton Gins
from ioriy 10 sixiy aws at the shortest possible
notice
Also, Com eiills Of the best plan now in use.
The high reputation oi these Mills where they
ha'c becu used rcndom it unnecessary Tor me 10
Ny anything in their favor; they have only 10 bs
scan 70 be purchased. An work sen. lrom this
cstahlIshment'will be made according to the latest
Improvements aud OF the best materials, with
special reged TO appearance, durability and gen.
er'l performance aud fully Warranted to the pur-
chaser
All conimcls'mads hy J ". Scoesins will be
pmcimliy attended 10.
Il. 4 l.. McCURDr
Oct s, 1851. laiy
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
A BAR AIN.

VIE subscriber ofen ior sale the place on
Il winch he nnw resides, situated one mile
souih-wesi ol Washington, on the Fulton raad,
consisting OF a comfortable Dwelling House FitI
eonteuien, oni-hauses. Forty Acres Of snod Land
ahnHi hiletn acre Of Whifh are elrafe,l and m
cultivation and vel 81 ffsi rate water. For
iaIms, annly - tie lhsgfIhef on the premises, or
10 lean D. fhmhe, Eala ol Washington.
!. i. CROSBY.
Oct I, ISL. ne
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

EkON and afef The iifsi daY of January. 1882.
tha undgnieaei viii zail us Ga,ds of Cr.a,
aad q 'Hzai Rrfa. And all those ii.dsifof 10
HHlt mus roiaa larWahl, and make satisfactory
armuErmR,iz Tor the settlement Of their indebted.
ness o. their Naiss and Accounts viii be plaesl
IA tie hanis Of al officer lar collection.
Il l.. BRiT-rIN.
Washington, ATk., Dec. %, 1851 l5l
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
SPLENDID BARGAINS.

The undersigned is now offering at his Drug
and Book Store, ior cash in hand, a choice as.
sortment Of Historical, Religious, Miscellaneous, and
Ciassoai works at cost. This is the best opnor.
tnity for purchasing cheap Books that has oc.
cr1cd IN south Arkansas Call and examine his
stock aud prices
X. 7. WILLIAMS.
Washington, March 81, 1852 On
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
.ToMn PropertY for snIe

WILL sell on accommodating terms the
L Houses and lots whefeon now live. as also
the corner lot with the Buildings known as Inc
Mlriek corner opposite the Clerks Office.
BENZ P lETT.
Washington dee 10 fs5i IN,
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
Ie,yelry 4 siIver.yynrc,

'INllE undersigned in resumlng heircs, S5A
4 alone iakea tbs method of ielumiugA1A
ihinhs for pad patronage and hope. hy Sine,
attention 20 mlsluCss IN ioeni continuation of
iha same. Watches, Clocks and lcwery care.
iH,y rep'relan warranted 20 give satisfaction.
Silver-ware will be manufactured 70 order. ard he
viii alsn crhlcapor IN keep ON hand neat and
well scIottud apra ol JcveIry. which will be-
soll low for ca.h-p.casc eall OF thc OH stand
G. WHITE
March 3. lsi} qgm
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

Ssu,a CoasU, Marlh aa lsil
EffHr 4 De 1a#sra55
sH tg5ugf AMI emergency must Do my -.
uysa I1f aHtIaiuz upah yau lIaac Hnrz= Internal
fuHHatHu witU N ui an plriHs, Is The ptIa-
muHa. iHHms cd discussion every when and 81
have iAc mlsi faiiguuE reasons 10 congratulate
oaf.etrs upon ihr perfect umllmiiy ni h-'ins
aai sentiment lHat prevails muon7s % uiqA ili'
erHai question: s1 u|tIl. 's|N turtuna nlf Wirfei
DO every way, a1J ile u,H' Iru.s io i"oA 'o il"m
o. ibls D. ls 0. should ivs--lnr bow ,.-e can aul
general good pH accomplished Dos ihr whole p,up.r
excerpt inlofgh o. uus.j ca1H Lri o.. cJl'IHue
8, ,.surw Ialy an.au.llt,a DO ni 's "r can i'
j.e ulAt 1Hl fhetH5 Basc uuT ar1rf'n greatly
i.-.r...l e.iI.--W.sf .Heif alpHr ui nsoomlus
~ ru-uI .Hf u iaa f-uamu.. a uu H.nnoua
glu.5l.ia.,l tulu. Near Ueaera} oI-anf.a.
4.. aIa l1i=-aul lua. lou au. Hr s4nupi "orA
b. .u iUH N, account .i.Io. t4f0l-H nuf
g.. t1l. sld io tNai way, a'onr We hmh.l
conceive. eaH we .HeHl.F UurrINr. in sympathy
ai ui,f.t gi'iyouoi le South.
NIu Suu tI.u. lraI af give ius mailer Yn1f
f-I... r1I ,st-uu a.HuIi ...ai, aul aituta'f lli'
tauyouilH. ai rsae--t1.i' lay in luurl ni some
point uI4.t convenient lHl nI iar.niiNs ih4i inf-
uan ui T.Nas interested iH ihe Futon aui Little
Ros. r0uirf We iecl srGy lIr cur pnra wii3
warmly second any move you mas make 90 iuf-
ihersncc of ihls olleci, and that our people wiil
,rnl down io sou an el.rirni delegation 10 co..
operate with your.
The Camieu and Gaines iaUiHg rorie has
ever had our be-i wishes for ils surrrss hui DO
tAr alecnrc of any ssisilucc imm The govern
meui. Wr look upon o. completion. Tor liu rirs-
cut a. thing wholly nnploueab.c' ana noi sgfi'
au,.y iu be- thought Ol Even admitting That TIE
advocates of d could command ihc means what
remuneration ior th,if Immense outlay canthey
fairly aniieila,e lum uth q work, when iAe n-
husler ai iur mann trunk ana Southern huc is
taken into consideration Your Convention |
th.uk, woull cArr.isr The hlppy anil g'ol effect of
demonstrating this iarl To their slusiaehnn' and
induce many IA ihai quarter To unite with YOU
lpur Truly,
DE BOW, IN.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
A CARD.

I'm puRDOM tcaier. his professional services
~ 10 the citl1enso Washington and It's vicinity
ia tho various brencies Of bis profession. lie
may be- iound at all times, except when profess
sionally absent at bic nsiience near Main street
J1DaaD 27, 1852
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

The mileage of Gen. j. Lane, delegate
from Oregon has been put on the same
footing as that of other members OF Con
gress, which gives him about $1,000 each
Congress
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
DISSOLUTION.

TUE eonrihership existing letween the nm.
l. dauigned IN the Drug x Raok business i.
tins day Dissolved hy mutual consent. al ihase
indeh,td 10 the ouneufn are requested Ia cume
forward aud ,eliie ~ immediately Dr. r. p
Williams vii oeailnle tie nng a Rank llisines.
a, the cid stand
h, r. WILLIAMS.
G. X. NirfER
Feb. % ls52.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
GROCERIES.

fINtlE undeFsigael IS iuii receiving and opening
l. eaneml assortment II emcefics, Which he
will sell cheap iar afi. TO wit snsaf, eniiee,
Hour molas.es, liquoH OF every varsity tobacco,
segars shad lharrecdl cheese, candy almonds,
ps' feet, candles, suua pickles, backing. letter.
papnr, ink end variety Of other articles too
Tedious 10 mention
Is7-A full supply q Garden seeds itist received
Any prson needing any Of the above articles
would Go well 10 call al the store formerly oe.
cupied by +. II Morgan.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Washington, March, u, 1859. il.lm
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
Tho lrinl Of Lle Cnbancer. In Ncw Yorl

TIE trial Of lhe Cubancors in New York
is iill progressing. Saturday 2Oth, WAS
th a.son.h. day it has occupied lhr at.u.
Fa tE 'ni'cl States District r-U
Hi a amH,iu Of Hannibal EsLow
,a- HHm.ls great lenah, cAc,tugmany
mpanar. ..g. relative to tho contemplated
elugj.Hm. lakow was to have been an
aFar n jho expedition. and testified to the
.omt.. oa,h tatan by them, and to the ar
rns.mont Of the men enlisted into classes
artillery. infantry, cavalry, Nc. and idcn-
uiod the books in which this arrangement
was recorded. The books contained 22I
names Of men enlisted in New York city,
with their residences, &c. Of these men,
10 were Hungarians, 80 Poles, 62 Italians,
and 10 Swiss. This witness testified also
to O'Sulliyan's connection with the expe-
dition. as the chief operator behind the
scenes
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
N. o. COTTON MARRssfGT.
PlcWrNE OrHcE, ,

llDNNINk UfFltE,
Wednc Jag L'gNas, March 81, 1852. {
CorroN.-'I'he demand was less active and the
ales do not exceed 5000 bales. Factors are free
ellcr for the lower grades OF which the bulk of
he receipts consists, but prices are very fun
,r the better qualities, particularly those of good
iaple.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
NOTICE

A IL persons indebted to the late firm Of Block
II Bro. & Co.. or Henry Block. will find their
notes in the hands Of D & V. Block, who are
to receipt and receive the same
HENRY BLOCK
Arrl z isj2 li7m
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
CAUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will pmseo,ie
y Ia ibe exirai Of the law all inir,Hlars on nv
land. Tause that have been IN the habit Of cut.
ting my iimlst masi aud shall quit il. Daniel
/. Williams Is ny authorized agent, and Will re.
port all iainidris
CHARLES D. MITCHELL.
Washington, Feb I. ls50. +,
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
g'or New Orleans ana all points
above the Hart.
a sSssD
tlys5a-=FiA,sf3
s.lsy-s i.1e--s..ssrs 1-s.srsszs,ss

TNllE splendid light dunrh passenger narkci
l. TEXAS Uccuily purchased by the UNDER
ssncd anil NOW tn complete onler will continue
in ihr shove trade throughout the srason. Ship.
pei. and raaicn may rely OIL ihis Boat itnlaiu-
Ing ia ihc 1aie and carr ying their freight thmugh
without damage. The patronage OF the public
is most respectfully solicited, -
s. h. ALLEN.
March lih 1852. lOam
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
paOP0ssfs ron CARRYING
1 the naiIs of the EniieII SInies

| EAEVA-VShEaN LOtA 01EEfk ms
L the Walls of the United States
an tie iallnWHna mufa iIum the ii day Of july.
is5a, Ia ihe ld daf ui July ls5l, Will be n.
ttzsl a lhe Contract oilita of the no.t olfIee
Department. DO lie city Of Washington, until
4, H. al iae l,h Of Nay, 49, "a BE- ierlei
by the HeAl laS.
m31 fpm Washington Arkansas by colun.
bus sg.IHe. HbAu,iaAn lamelifa. Rocky Com.
hft Mn Creek, Texas aud Amoud Gfatc, 10
tlHfk,KIi.r . mllcs. iWIee week and lack.
Lave Washington every THURSDAY and Mon.
AlF al Il \. #
Auts al CbissiIIa uau iay. hy dP. ~
Lave t.H.l-siile even THURSDAY and Mo-.
Dag at Ga. Nj
AIiga at Washington next days by 6 T.. n.
aIas emitting ans II tie aha.e aiices. pta,idsd
pauelIlla alI Nh cresk afe supplied, vii be
NOTES.
RIiielz siaud stale tie mode Of conveyance
intended lHe mail Is 10 he eauial Ia unfrlHfrnes
IN IasseHsrrs aai Ia their oKslgsian, If feHihHsi
by tie siac al tHn mails. Nail aHrnis sra b h
conveyed without charge Il llu service be iri n
ulaah or fiase convey inze. Drduciiau viii BE-
made ilam the mail laY for ,nns rot run, and
hues iuTasct Inr ihaze not Performed agteelhly
In The ean'far' In all particulars The fosi-
master 6snela mas aUnul the contract inr is-
patal failures 81 iaI violating tAe lnsi Oiiee
avs na may alter the eazimfl OF srhelue
pmtiied be- alla9s nn Ilis eNia raY Tor aiii-
Hnnsl stock made necessary by the change. and
one months eyin pay, IN case Of cuTiailmcni,
I1r the service dispensed With. No eyln pas
will he allowed lnr ezrsss OF actual over ad,ef-
iissd distance, should ihe distance above detig.
mated prove u be sbon stated The pfoposals
siould le uddncssei 10 the Second Assistant Post.
masief t,cneml. oldnned Mail proposals in the
State oi AIgnusas and h. accompanied with a
guaranty ol our or more responsible persons; nlzn
hy q certificate pf one or mon iosinasicfs. sei-
TING furh that the guaaniors art able io make
good their guaranty.
x X. HALL Postmaster General.
posr Orncl DrrAEpLN1, Feb. n, 1852
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Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

ON Monl0y the 10Th day oi Nav. in 'hc ycsr
~ A. D. 1859, viii ssll a, ths Couri-hon,e
dn1r in tl" town OF Washington. IN ilc county
oi Hcmgt'ni. ~ the State of Afsan.ts Tor Gosh
in hand. ihe following mentioned aul dr,,rihrd
tracts of wcel7 Of land, lying and being in the
county aui STATE acresaid-towii.
Ihrsouth-west quarter and the aiuih-oaf cr of
un-'h-Wr. qr OF section frc w township eleven
,aulh OF nngo % Wrsi, ou'iiningone hmtrrlBnd
nine y-Bi1e ili eghiy-.iy mulncih. ACRES. The
west hllo ihc Uoti'i.casi quarter and iha .rnih-
cns quarter o., NE northeast quaH, ol section
Is. the cl.' half of thc northwest q.adcr ol
section a.. iha soulh-wr,t quarter oi ihe uor'h-
west quarter of section ~; the nor'h-wr.; quar-
Ter of The northwest quarter Of section :; al in
iovusiip % south. Of range iWenfy-six wesl-
II being lhn 'ani. conveyed io me by AR 1hamT-
,ln anl vis. u trust by dcrl bearing date 4Gih
dly Of December 500 duly recorded in thc ol-
a-c of tlia Recorder Ia aud ior the county OF
u-mpst.adiu thc State of AIkauas
DANIEL RlNGO, Trustee. Sc.
Apn, ~. 1859. i5alw
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
NEW JEWELRY.

TINE nhsrrbrr has Just receive eAC@.
/ cl urw I'D valuable ~ ~
mont p icveliTtyhieb he wil sell worry cheap
tor elsi only -.
c. WHITE.
Washington, March sth, 1882 1912
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
LAND FOR SALE.

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